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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
The Devil Takes 3 Year Old Mother
For Nearly 40 Years

AUTOMOBILE INJURIES JUNE 3o-sIx DAYS
HEALING ENDEAVORS IMPoTENT-LACkINC
DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUAL
PURITY, HOLiNESS-THE DlvINELY SCIENTIFIC
CHRIST, TRUTH WHICH MAKES FREE-PERMITs
THE DEVl-ANlMAL MACNETiSM-TO FORCE
GIVING UP THE GHOST THINKING BLOCKADE
OF THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE a EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRlPPLES!-AND HEALING ENDEAvORS
DEFICIENT IN OR DEVOID OF GODS INDISPENSABLE
IMPERATIVE. CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
THE ONE AND ONLY LlBERAToR OF ORIGINAL SIN!
Mrs. ELEANOR NJ Havoc Pennington will be buried
in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
MAN IS
Safe Forever"

t.. ,.
When John that God is Love" q John) the world
changed for him.
u Is changed for anyone who pereeives this in any
measure But the full blessing Of that divine fact with
the advent Of Christian Science
Through the spiritual light Of Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy the vnesy OF
evil made plain and practical Despite all contrary
psarsnees, one that because Cod is Love- Love
comprehensive only real power
In degree, he thus that he Is indispensable from
Love And from that he has begun 10 free himself
from the letters OF all human fears lack, and woe
THIS IS THE PROMISE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: TO
provide an understanding Of divine Love so that our
heritage OF foil freedom and dominion shall appear all is
safe and sacred blesssdnsss.
science and Health may be bought borrowed, read
at Christian Science Reading Rooms throughout world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Seven Boys Killed

Continued from Back Page)
and He answered: Except repent we shall all likewise
perish!
We psrsphrsse the Master: Until Hebrews Catholics
Proesisnts and other Adams and Ewes void Of Gods ns
pensable imperative Christ Science Messiah. repent from
their and hunbly meeky and sincerely accept the dis
epIne prayers thinking Of Gods Christ Messiahshp this
age premature deaths by the hundreds Of thousands, will
continue via the aircraft crashes steamship dis
railroads the devils medicine surgery and psyehsfry
and other healing endesvors OF 18th Century science the
oIogy, medicine, and prayers
See c. Monitors "A Tragedy and Some Questions page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Increasing in Wisdom

Continued from Back Page
There may be who approach the idea Of college
education for themselves their children with msaivnq
apprehension Suggestions Of separation loneliness pos
sbs failure lack OF funds and undesirable influences some
times confront young students who desire gain benefits
Of college training Some may feel that certain courses Of
study will clash with their religious training.
STUDENT NEED NOT BE WcTIMlZED
But Of these influences need mar the COLLEGE OK.
psrenee Of the earnest student OF Christian Science And
members OF Asher Student Foundation PROVING that their
spiritual weapons more than adequate 10 meet all
challenges successfully.
Lohg ago. the purifying Of metal accomplished by
heating The molten materials until oil impurities were
brought 10 the surface 10 be skinned off, The matchmaker
was not satisfied with the purity OF his product Until IL
nfabe test He leaned the molten mass and when
he The perfect image Of himself Uneovsd by any foreu
substance he knew the refining process was complete
In his approach 10 campus fs the active al Asher Stu
Continued Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
DRUG ADDICT PUTS BLAME ON DOCTOR
WOMAN TEsTIFIES AT SENATE PROBE"

M r. Tribvns)
WASHINGTON. July 10 tAP)-sENAroRs INvEsTicAT
ING THE NARCOTICS TRAFFIC HEARD FROM A FORTY
Two-YEARoLD WOMAN TO-DAY THAT A WAsHINcT ON
DOCTOR MADE HER A DOPE ADDICT AND SHE HAD TO
PAY HIM OVER 1000 TO KEEP HER IN DRUGS.
Asked how she raised the money she said The usual
thing a goes into. prostitution
The woman, an strseiivey dressed blond whose
kept accused Dr. Harry Friedenbsrs hyhrss,
whose Office is on Street in northwest Washington
DOCTOR sUBPOENAED
Her testimony given TO narcotics subcommittee Of
Judiciary Committee The subcommittee announced
that Fredenbers has been svbpoenaed in Miami and is
expected here TO take the stand tomorrow.
The testified she called Dr. Friedenbers in 1850
because drinking and felt badly Her story
tnved:
He TO my apartment. He gave injection in the
vein didn't what For about year he came TO
my apartment twice month. Then il got TO the
point where seeing him three 10 five times day.
After couple of years morphine written the
which he had taken pill TO prepare the solution
FoURFIvE SHOTS DAY
She said she became prostitute four years ago al the
time getting four. five shots day.
Herman Weker. r., Idaho, asked whether the doc
knew she had turned TO prostitution TO his fees
YES" she said. He knew went into prostitution.
What did he say about il"
Nothing"
She testified Dr. Fredenberg discouraged her from
her trade and once or twice gave her physical
S. SHOT
She figured she had paid him between $4,000 and s4s
Of IS shot but that sometimes he refused TO
give her any because she didn't have the money
u still owe him about 81 ooo" she said.
Dr. Friedenbers tried last year charges Of falling
records Of narcotics he dispensed The charges
dropped after The Jury couldn't agree.
detective sergeant Joseph A. Gabys, testified today
that Dr. Friedenberg personally administered narcotic
drugs patients 1853 than used that year Casually
Hospital and almost much used by District General
Hospital -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30

lcoMPLETE THE MASTERS UNFINISHED BUsINEss-cod's
Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Messiah Millennium
and Gods revsIsfor thereof Hs Mary Baker Eddy, His
daughter His Holy Ghost conceived Messiah Son.
who accepted Gods dieison from childhood her goth
and from The Of as onward performing the greatest
Chrske Leadership and Divine healing in quantity and
quality since Christ Jesvs!-and IL her greater number Of
years activity has effected greater numbers Of miraculous
hssnss than the Master performed in his years ministry
give God the credit. eheerfuy
FRANK BAGINskI. AZ. OF 1921 THEODORE, $50
A. NJ TOMORROW. L. T. SoBociNsKI PARLoRs: 9. ST.
sTANIsLAUs CHURCH, BURIAL MT. oLVET
We reiiersie. MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY IS SATURATED
WITH THE DEvL!-snima mseneiism--msie lsm-snd
tends TO SURROGATE its patients divine and spiritual
their T-H|NkING-ther very life HERE - HENCE
THOUSANDS DIE PREMATURELY OUTSIDE or CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE PRACTICE BECAUSE THE PsYcHoL-
ocY OF EvlL-ANlMAL MAGNETISM-IS NOT
THOROUGHLY UNDERSTOOD EXCEPT BY MASTER
Full cHRST-LIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE sTUDENTs-AND
WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT. THEY UNDERSTAND THE
SCIENCE OF THE GOD OF CHRIST JEsUS-INFINITE
SPIRIT MIND, soUL-THE ONE AND ONLY REALLY,
IN AND oF-THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE AND THE ONE
TRUE AND REAL PARENT IN AND OF ALL TRUE
THE CHlLDLESs CAREER OF
CHRIST JESUS! AND THE WISDOM OF HIS
INJUNCTION, CALL NO MAN ON EARTH FATHER IL
WILLIAM WALTER. AZ. OF soSl LAMBERs 3 p. M
TOMORROW. A. H. PETERS FUNERAL HOME, I2os7
cRATloT, BURIAL, FOREST LAWN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
True Fasting
(Continued from Back Pare)

Continued from Back Page)
Dieting 70 attain either physical spiritual
grace vain True fasting refusal 10 homage
any belief OF matter substantial intelligent sek-
nowedsement OF God the governing Of existence
dedication Of thoughts the dseernmeni OF the real
mans wholly spiritual nature.
Christian Science which discovered and founded by
Mary Baker Eddy which upon Jesus words and
works reveals God as the sustaining Principle Of life This
Science teaches that reliance upon matter the susane
destroyer beavter OF existence the Of the
This practical religion emphasizes that false sppefites
desires part the real Man created
Gods likeness the first chapter OF Genesis tells
nnsicIy pure and perpetusy satisfied with that which
holy and lovely. The recognition Of ones real self spirit
Usy created and spiritually constituted results in the curling
Of false appetite Iessenns preceevPstion with materially
and increasing purity OF ihoUgh-he real defermne OF
beauty Spiritual hunger satisfied only by the bread Of
Truth Life To think less OF food and Of God the
unisilnq recipe for loneliness
The Christian Science textbook Science and Health
with Key The Scriptures. Mrs Eddy writes Up. 24s I'm.
Mind feeds the body with sUperns freshness and fair
ness supplying with beautiful images Of thought and de-
soyng the of which each day brings
tomb" Spiritual thoughts continually produce harmonious
action outlining grace and beauty and establishing the
rnaley Of health
Psrsking OF the substance Of Spirit will protect from
The deflerens Of mortal result in complete
OF appearance and functions The increasing
ognion Of mans truly spiritual nature will not result in
neglect Of bodily in the ignoring Of the phys
cal need Of food and drink Instead this recognition will
enable supply these needs with less thought taking and
will ree9se them TO secondary rather than 10 primary
place human experience Spiritual truths
tain mankind supplying what is needed for growth grace
u helpful for TO remember the words Of the Lord
that 10 the prophet Zeeharah zeehsrah Isl Speak
all the people Of the land the priests saying
When tasted and moUrned in the fifth and seventh month
those seventy years did ye all fast unto
me? To fast the Lord far cry indeed from dieting
Prsyeruly hunby LEI accord less and less importance
20 matter food and rely Increasingly the bread from
heaven nouh and sustain existence adjust the balance
The side OF good and maintain the perfect equpoe OF
mind and body This surely the Of fasting Of
which physical dieting is the poor the vsUeess counterfeit
In the Christian Science Hymns is found this beautiful
summary Of The requirements for and the reward Of
fasting No 2ol)
Q do not bar your mind
Against the light Of good
But open wide let in the Word
And Truth will be food
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Premature Deaths

Continued from Back Page)
PART
THE DEVIL TOOK ROBERT A. DE LoUcHARY FOR
NEARLY HALF A CENTURY,
Herewith from The Detroit Times:
ROBERT a. DE LoUcHARY, 1s, WAYNE,
ST. MARY's CHURCH, ROBERT BROTHERS FUNERAL
HOME, BELLEvILLE, BURIAL, MT. CARMEL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30

dent Foundation seeks refine consciousness by removing
the dross academies and social experiences aks
Thus he only vpifis himself but besses his fellow stu,
dents, his instructors and his school,
Those dealing with the enirenehed phase.
Of msteras-f they required studies incidental 10 an
otherwise worthy eurrevIvmean be pursued without harm
Discerning the classroom between what human belief claim,
about and what the spiritual fact about him is brno
valuable lessons in individual progress
FALsiTY CHALLENGED WHEREVER FOUND
This does that students at A. S. r. elect fields
study known TO be contrary their religious thinking sny
than they would seek Just TO know it, II doe,
they regard teachings in the college class
merely something TO be recognized for what they are
false beliefs And il should be noted that cvrrcua which
clearly Incompatible with Christian Science taken
by Asher
On occasion at Michigan State open and low
stand for Principle by student reversed the in
sucors critical attitude toward Christian Science and
brought about much intelligent approach the par,
Of the entire class.
In ways like these do members Of A. s. r. not only in.
in wisdom and stature through of academies OF
the kind TO prepare themselves for roles informed
citizens and competent workers in their professions but they
also gain lin favor with God and man" through whole
influence they bring 10 the halls Of higher learning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
The Airborne"

president Eisenhower flies 10 Cenevsl
Follow his plane, winds. TO bear II high
And onward, stars be bright where East and West
Melt in an ovsrsreh Of heaven, sky
Be eloudIsss host, BETTING such guest.
From continent TO continent, above
The ocean. borne on schedule and by plan,
WIN courage, seasoned wisdom, and great love
Travels . ssIness, Psses-dsvofed man.
Fanny dscroot Hastings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
BECAUSE THE CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD from
Priest to Pope, Inclusive, are Such
Involuntary Prisoners of the DEVIL

THE DEVIL TAKES ANOTHER CATHOLIC FOR 20 YEARS.
SPIRITUAL MALPRAcTiTloNERsl-EvE oNEI-
NOT IN OBVIOUS wiCkE0NEss but in involuntary bondage
10 the devI-anims mssneiismihsi Catholic Isymsn-nsn,
women and ehiIdrsn-ars so FALSELY INSTRUCTED that
they actually FRIGHTENED INTO REJECTING GODS
TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES SINCE JESUS. WHICH
Continued Next Column Top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Girls, RESIDENCE PLAN APPROVED

Steps being taken looking toward the opening hi,
fall of a residence for Christian Science young women a.
Michigan State University patterned after the present Asher
Student Foundation for men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Drug Addict Puts Blame

CONTINUED from Back Page)
'PHoNY DEMOCRACY OF THE DEVIL Or GOLIATH-LlKE
CRIMINALS AND SPIRITUAL LuNATlcSl!
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30

Q do NOT bar your mind
Against the light Of good;
But open wide. let in the Word.
And Truth will be your food.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30

TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
New Vibration Drill Promises
Future of Painless Dentistry

The well-established fear of
dentistry win probably be sent
vibrating away in the near fu-
ture.
Although somewhat cautious
still, District dentists are frankly
excited about the machine DR..
Carl r. Oman has demonstrated
here before the Postgraduate
Clinic Of the District Dental So
ciety. It's an ultrasonic drill
and, at least so far, it is painless.
DR.. Oman Of the Columbia
University School Of Dental and
Oral Surgery In New York de-
veloped the Cavitron--its trade
name-after reading Of ultra
sonic machines in industry. He
borrowed the technique of cut
ing tough substance through
vibrations and applied it to dem
tistry.
So far there are only about
$50 machines throughout the
country. These have been placed
In dental research centers and
with q few private dentists. The
machine is still considered in the
experimental" stage and was
flrst introduced in February,
1854.
Wins Favor Of Volunteers
"It's a pretty nice machine"
as the soft-spoken DR.. Oman
describes 1t. 1--WE have tried it
on about 80 persons-all volun-
teers-and the results have been
favorable. It is hard to get
persons who have experienced
the Cavitron to go back to the
conventional rotary drill. We
have not had to use q single
drop of novocain."
The Cavitron, DR.. Oman said,
Is painless to the extent that
persons under the drill feel
something-but it's not pain.
With children 1t is particularly
effective"
The machine is not mysteri-
Gus new force. DR.. Oman said.
II wish we could have called it
Q high frequency drill" he added.
In the actual cutting, abrasive
material is mixed with water
and sprayed out. next to q tool
vibrating in the neighborhood
Of $4,000 times a second. The
vibrations are impaired to the
abrasive material which, in turn,
bounces and cuts into the tooth.
A stream Of water, played on the
surface Of the tooth. cuts down
heat caused by friction.
Apparently any dentists-even
the heavy-handed ones-can
master the Cavitron in a short
time. No special ability is re-
quired, DR.. Oman said.
By July or later into the sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

mer, the Cavitron win be made
available to all dentists, DR..
Oman said. The machines manu-
facturer is swamped- with orders.
It's cost has started at $1,000.
DR.. Oman feels in time, pro-
vided the machine continues to
hold up under the examination
and use. the rotary drill will be
replaced for most dental work.
In use the dentists vision is
somewhat hindered by the flying
abrasive material. But the den
fist still maintains the feel" he
experiences with the rotary drill.
There Is no reason to sacrifice
good dentistry through use Of
ultrasonic drills" DR.. Oman said.
Dentistry is on the threshold
of a new era. Besides DR.. Oman's
Cavitron. other ultrasonic drills
are now being perfected in re-
search.
Given a little time, people
might prefer dentists to BARRIERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Family Booms BusiIy

GEORGETOWN, Tex. R.-
Mrs. Orville Maynard was ex-
pecting her seventh child. About
10 am. things began to happen.
The seventh child was born. At
pm. the eighth was born. Her
doctor decided she should be
taken from nearby Cedar Creek
to Georgetown for further
treatment" The treatment con-
sisted Of delivery of a ninth
child. All are girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Blackheads?
Clogged Pores?
Acne?

MO NEED to suffer
IN the embarrassment
of a skin clogged with
ugly blackheads and
blemishes!
Helena Rubinstein's new
PORE CLEANSING
TREATMENT is scien.
tifically designed to ease
out hidden Crime, impur.
tiles and blackheads.
Your pores look finer.
Your complexion, radi.
ant.
Single treatment, $50; 6
for 1000. Call Face and
Body Dept, at Nitro
politan 8.69l7, for an ap.
pointment or private con.
sultation.
Helene Rubinstein Salon
1752 M Street,
Washington, p. G.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
WGMS to Resume
Music in Schools

Music In Schools" education :
al program broadcast by Station
WGMS with the cooperation Of
the District public schools, will
be resumed Monday with the
opening Of the new term.
The programs. which are heard
In classrooms. are conducted by
Evelyn Swarthout, Washington
pianist and faculty member at
American University.
Series A, for kindergarten
through third grade, will be
broadcast at 1880 pm. Wednes-
days and IL am. Thursdays. Se-
ries B; for older pupils, will be
broadcast at 1880 pm. Mondays
and II am. Tuesdays.
WGMS released a statement
yesterday in which School Supt.
Hobart M. Corning was quoted
as calling the series highly sue
cessful and expressing apprecia-
tion for sponsorship of the
broadcasts by the Hecht Co.,
Washington department store.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
Feeder Calf Sale Set
Sept. Il in AIbemurIe
CHARIOTTESVUI,E

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept. o (SpeciaD .-Albemarle
County's 18th annual feeder calf
sale. one Of 43 calf and yearling
steer sales to be held this month
and next In the State. will be
September 81 at the local live
stock market.
Approximately 1000 steers and
$50 heifers. all Aberdeen-Angu
and Hereford weighing $50 to
TOO pounds. will be put up at
auction. according to county
agent T. o. Scott.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
More Tracks Due
In Potomac Yard

The Richmond. Fredericksburg
81 Potomac Railroad plans to
install additional tracks to speed
freight classification at Potomac
Yard in Alexandria.
Stuart Shumate. general su-
perintendent, said yesterday the
work would be done within the
next year.
The yard, one Of the biggest
in the country. has 20 freight
classification tracks for south
bound traffic and 40 for north
bound.
Mr.. Shumate, speaking before
the Richmond Trafiic Club, also
said a new tower to house yard
supervisors win be constructed.
Evening star., 1955-09-09

ing his clothes from the clean
|ers. But he was unable to ex-
plain why they had a ticket on
them from a cleaner In Ten
|nessee.
Col. Grooms, meanwhile, who
was staying at a tourist home
at 1856 Constitution avenue NE,
discovered that his automobile
had been broken into about two
blocks from the scene Of the
arrest. and his clothes stolen.
Judge Armond w. Scott found
the three men guilty Of petit
larceny in Municipal Court yes
terday. All three had records.
He sentenced Barnhart and
Frederick to II months In Jail,
and Worthy to six months.
Evening star., 1955-09-09

MORE HONORS FOR POLICEMEN
Police Chief Robert Murray right is shown receiving
plaque from Art Hartung of the Northeast optst Club
presented by the club to Chief Murray at luncheon at the
Hotel Carlyle yesterday in appreciation Of the Police De-
parments service especially during the recent transit
strike-Star Stan Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
GOING LIKE SIXTY
SmiIeShows
Inner Peace

Did 1t ever occur to you that
there are two ways of growing
old? AS our arteries harden we
may become hard, exacting and
Idisagreeable, or we may realize
that having Travelled so far along
the road, 1t is our privilege to
express in ourselves the deeper
meanings Of life.
We ought to be able to show
the younger generation by the
smile in our eyes and the affec-
tionate warmth in our manner
that those things which make
for our inner peace we have
built up within ourselves, just as
they must in their turn, If life
is to be lived at its best.
A gracious gentle old person
is joy to meet and a sermon
that needs no words.
prepared by the Committee on Aging Of
the United Community 6ervices)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
IKufku Translator
To Read Poems

Edwin Muir, whose tranSla-
tons of Franz Kafka have made
that authors works a part Of
English literature, will read from
his own poems at the Institute
of Contemporary Arts at 8:45
pm. Friday.
The Institute series is held In
the auditorium Of the Corcoran
Gallery of Art.
Mr.. Muir, one of England's
most distinguished poets and
critics, will be in the United
States for the first time. He will
receive the 1856 Charles Eliot
Norton lectureship at Harvard
University, the highest Literary
award in America.
Mr.. Muir recently published
he second volume Of his Auto
biography, three volumes Of
poetry and two books of criti-
|cism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
SONG SLEUTH
ANSWERS
(See Quiz on Page Ed

tOcc QuiZ On rage E-4J
/. 81 Couldn't Sleep a Wink
Last Night" (1943l by Harold
AdamSom and Jimmy McHugh
2. I've Got a Feeling I'm
Falling" 1929 by Billy Rose,
Harry Link and Fats" Waller.
3. 81 Got a Code in My
Dose" 1920 by Arthur
Fields. Fred Hall and Billy
Rose.
4. 81 Faw Down An Go
Boom" 1929 by James Brock
man. Leonard Stevens and
B. B. B.
S. my Resistance is Low"
(l951) by Harold Adamson and
Hoagy Carmichael.
Patients familiar with the
repertory of the American
Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers might explain,
That's My Weakness Now.
or assert 81 Don't Want to Get
Well" Doctors equally at home
in the ASCAP catalogue might
reply: Take 1t Easy. or as
sure a patient he is Fit as a
Fiddle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

within the Church Of England
lit declared.
Speaking for Anglo Catholics,
the Church Times said, There is
no responsible demand whatever
for establishment"
ImperfectiOns Acknowledged
The weekly acknowledged that
there are "imperfections" in the
present system of establishment
which it said ought to be cor
rected. But it maintained there
is mo significant support either
In the country or in Parliament
for breaking the ancient and
honorable bonds between the
English church and the English
people"
While Free Church people do
not approve of establishment in
principle they are not likely to
agitate, through their official
organizations. for any change
for the time being.
Most of them probably find
themselves in agreement with
the Catholic Times, which COM
mented:
THE trouble is that any move
to disaffiliate church and state
may make evils of the day worse
rather than better"