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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-06
rHg CHURCH ron AL

rhg CHURcA FOR AL
ALL FOR The CHURCH
The Church Is the greatest factor Q.
esrih for The building Of character and
good e,nIen,h,p. |, j. ror.hou~ II
spiritual values. Wrheu, strong Church,
nei'her dsmoetsey nor eiv,Il1.,ion can
survive. There are four sound reason.
Why every person should attend services
regularly and supper, De Church Thy
a~; ~ For Bis e~n axe. az 70, hn
ehildrens ssle. C) For he ,.L. Of hu
community and a.,ios. ~ For the sake
u Re Church ii,slf. which need, h,
moral and maternal support. Plan 10 -
4 church regularly asd read yout Bill.
daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

Finishing q basement to
provide a recreation or play
room is not a very difficult
job as far as the walls go.
but when it comes to cover
ing the basement ceiling. the
owner usually finds several
lines Of pipe suspended from
the floor joists above which
spoil any appearance Of a
smooth alteration.
There are two ways Of
overcoming this difficulty.
One is to bore holes through
the joists and pass the pipes
through them, but this is
only practical where a short
run of pipe is involved. !
The second and better idea
is to notch out the lower
edges of the joists and set
the pipes up into them. Flat.
iron band is available and
can be nailed along the
joist edge to hold the pipe in
position.
Either Of these methods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
How to Judge a House
Make o list Of your needs
BY RICHARD J. cANAVAN
Director, Construction Department
Notionol Association Of Home Builders

which provide good check
lists. CA list of these PAM
phlets may be obtained by
writing NAHB Library,
National Housing Center,
1925 L street NV, Wash
ington, D. c.. A check list
includes pointers on neigh
borhood, site and exterior
appearance. convenience.
family living, bedrooms and
so on.
An easy way to analyze the
interior design Of a house is
to visualize footsteps tread
ing through an area 3 feet
wide from the main entrance
to the kitchen. from the main
entrance to the bedrooms.
and from the bedrooms to the
kitchen. Within these
imaginary corridors the area
will not be useful for furni-
ture placement. Furniture
will have to be placed out of
the way of these traffic areas.
In studying the kitchen
layout, the footprint tech
nique again can work by Wis
ualizing a triangle connect
ing the refrigerator. sink and
the range. Are there a great
many interruptions of this
triangle with other traffic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

reasonably full view Of hang
ing clothes. Consider also
what problem you might have
with -of-season clothing.
If shelves or drawers are
provided in the bedroom as
built-ins, be sure to give ex-
ira credit because this should
reduce your requirements for
additional bedroom furniture.
There are two types Of linen
storage which usually can be
handled with one closet. One
type relates to the bedrooms.
and it would include blankets,
sheets, pillow cases and the
like. The type, of course. re-
lates to the bathroom area
and would include towels,
soaps and similar items.
You probably will require
different sorts of miscellane-
Gus storage-some for storage
of equipment that is used only
infrequently, like Christmas
tree ornaments or suitcases,
or possibly a roll-away bed.
In addition. you will want
storage space for a vacuum,
cleaning equipment and mat
erials. In the kitchen you'll
need space for canned goods,
trays, or bulky appliances.
Space should also be provided
for lawn mowers, garden tools,
and bicycles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

Making plans for that
dream homer Don't let your
dreams soar into fantasy.
Make your dreams At your
pocketbook.
You, like thousands Of
others. probably are develop
ing favorite little ideas and
details to be incorporated in
that new house you'd like to
buy or build. Undoubtedly.
you're doing this by clipping
articles from newspapers,
reading magazines, cutting
out pictures Of eye-catching
homes.
The transition from dream
to reality sometimes is a blow
to your purse. But that is no
reason for being disappointed.
Very often it will be found
that these little extras are
unnecessary. and that you
will find a new home that is
attractive, more liveable, bet
ter designed and still within
your income.
So. let's consider how to
evaluate new homes on the
market. Virtually always it
is best to Judge the construc-
ton by the builders reputa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Outdoor Living

In making your new home
inspections. it is well to see
how various rooms relate to
the outdoors. Is the garage or
carport convenient with re-
spect to the kitchen? Since
outdoor eating now is SO COM
mon. is the dining area close
to the kitchen?
In looking over a neighbour
hood, keep in mind ease Of
committing, convenience to
schools, bus lines, churches,
shopping centers. and SO on.
Recreation facilities: are they
available? What kind of nigh
bors will you have? Win your
children have neighborhood
playmates? You must take all
these questions into consid-
Grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Londseopins Sales Up

People in many parts Of
the United States seem to
be buying shrubs and trees,
if sales by the nursery in
dustry are any indication.
Despite the recession in
home building for the past
two years, nursery sales hit
a new peak, the Industry
claims. The increase in sales
last year for home garden
ing and landscaping was A
per cent greater than the
average increase in consum-
er expenditure generally,
a trade association report
says.
The American Association
Of Nurserymen adds that in
dustrial landscaping has in
creased about 800 to 400 per
cent in the last five years,
while demand for trees and
shrubs to make Americas
new highways more scenic is
increasing.
With home construction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

AS a prospective home
buyer. you'd be wise to con-
centrate on the design and
general liveability of new
homes being shown. Start by
developing a check list on
your requirements. along with
a second check list for ana
lying the general neighbor-
hood.
Pamphlets are available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Storage ImpOrtont

Another important consid-
GRAFTON is storage. Is storage
adequate for family needs. Is
it conveniently accessible?
Obviously, in the bedroom
area sufficient space must be
provided for clothing which
is regularly used. 1t should
be designed so you can get a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Dill
FRIDAY sHPIEstBsR s.

thing is to see that the lines
are shut of and emptied
before any disconnecting is
attempted.
In about so per cent Of the
basement improvement Jobs
we see. the effect is COM
pletely spoiled by pipes which
run along the ceiling or show
in corners. The proper treat
ment of corner pipes is just
as simple as that of the cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

ing lines. as they can be
boxed in with little effort.
Caution is suggested where
cold-water lines are recessed
and then covered. as con-
densation is very apt to take
place and result in wet areas
on the ceiling finish. Cow
ering these lines with pipe
covering will eliminate the
hazard.
,Released BY The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05

now rising, home beautih-
cation with plants is ex-
pected to keep on booming.
That, at least, appears to be
the nurserymen's hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-05
Planning to Finish
Basement Ceiling?

invoives some amount Of
pipefitting in the average
case. but 1t is not difiicult or
beyond the ability OF the
handyman. The important
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

Mrs. Stepoyich, inter viewed
here, made it clear that the
Governors mansion in Juneau
is primarily a home and that she
runs it like one.
Raising = big family is the
same in Alaska Is anywhere"
she said. "lfs the children
who set the pace - meals,
sehoolwork, trips TO the doc
tor, shopping. We don't get
out much"
Four of the children - An.
tonia, Maria, Michael and Peter
will be in Nativity school in
Juneau this fall. The transfer
from Immaculate Conception
school in Fairbanks eased one
parental concern, according to
Mrs. Stepovich. Fairbanks is SOC
miles north of juneau.
I'm those extra-cold winters
I was always worried they
weren't wearing enough warm
clothing. The thermometer car
drop mighty fast up there" she
said.
Mrs. Stepovich believes in
keeping her children close to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Press and Laitv

home. "where / know what
they're doing" IF the neigh
bors' kids want to come over,
fine" she stated, but the-eight
Stepovichs play in their own
backyard"
The Governors wife said she
likes the close ties that exist
among neighbors in Alaska. She
said this. feeling of friendship
extends to Catholic parish life,
with priests and Pensioners
exchanging frequent visits.
The Sfepoyieh house lin
Fsirbanksl was almost an m
mex to fhe parish rsefery."
she stated. "Bishop cIsesen
took charge Of the grill when-
ever we had . barbecue. He's
an excellent cook"
Bishop Francis d. Gleesor,
ST., is Vicar Apostolic of Alas.
ka.
Mrs. ~Stepovich was asked II
it is difficult getting To- Mass
when the mercury hits bottom.
mo small job" she replied.
Even with the headbolt heater
Ga warn water circulating de.
vice to protect the engine) We
had to start the car 20 minutes
before we left to get it warmed
up and the windows defrosted. /.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Seminarians
Who Fled Red
China Ordained

HONG KONG, MC)-A group
of Seninarians who fled com.
munist China were ordained to
the priesthood here by Bishop
Lawrence Bianchi Of Hong
/, The eight had completed
their studies for the priest
hood at Aberdeen, regional
seminary in Hong Kong. The
seminary is under the dir
rection of the Irish Province
Of the Society of Jesus.
The newly ordained priests
have been assigned to work
in Malaga, ssrawsk, Formosa
and Hong Kong.
The Sunday Examiner.
weekly Catholic paper of
Hong Kong, ediforislized that
their ordination is evidence
Of unbroken loyalty TO Christ
and His Church.
They. and not the hspIess
victims Of communist mali
entity, are the true repre-.
senfatives Of the Catholics
Of China"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

ture, which makes sex a GIN.
mick, hurts marriage inestima.
bly," he said. Like a low grade
infection it can be picked up
anywhere and brought home
The only antitoxin for it is the
virtue Of chastity
Father Fahey told the conven
ton that obedience and poverty
are two other virtues that make
for a happy family life. He said
that virtues are good habits !.
habits which make a man a good
man.
The speaker defined obedi
ence as "a virtue by which VIZ
submit our will to the will OF
another" He said it is really
the virtue which makes things
run smoothly in any communi
ty."
Married life is community
life" he continued, and hus-
bands and wives must learn
how TO understand each 9th.
er, and must train themselves
10 see the good Of The other
person. This is clearly the
spirit Of obedience: to prefer
The good Of another, the will
OF another, TO ones own"
Certainly the husband is the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

The Pope blessed them, plac-
ing his, hand on the heads of
Como and the children. Vatican
sources described this as an I'M
usual mark of affection.
The Pope chatted in English
with Como for nearly 10 min
utes. about double the usual
length of a special audience. He
placed his hand on Como's
shoulder once or twice during
the conversation.
AT the end of the audience
the Pope gave a silver medal of
his pontificate to Como and a
rosary each to his wife and chill
dren. He then posed for an Of
fetal photograph with them.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
AROUND the WORLD
Married Couples Need
Virtues Just AS Religious

BUFFALO, N. Y. NC
Chastity was extolled here
as a virtue that protect:
marriage from attacks.
1t is the "only antitoxin'
for ''the pansexuality of our cul
ture, which makes sex a GIN
mick" Father John Fahey of SIS
Faith, Hope and Charity Church
Winnetka, H., told the 9th an
nual National Catholic Famil,
Life convention.
Father Fahey asserted tina
for a married couple, mo les
than for Religious who have tax
en- vows Of celibacy or virginity
chastity 49,. must be a CONTROL
ing factor" not only in their &C
tons but also in their thought!
and desires.
"A married man therefore
must face the fact" he said,
THAT anything in his life
which tends TO make sex q
pIsyfhins Or . dissipation Is
direct attack upon the vitality
Of his marriage -. A married
man who INDUCES in enter
fsinmsnfs, rsadins, Jokes
which degrade sex Is destroy
ing the meaning Of his own
marriage"
The pansexuality of our cul
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Chats With Perry
Como Family Has
PupuL Audience

VATICAN CITY - Pope Plus
XII chatted affably with Ameri
can singer Perry Como recent
ly and blessed him and his fam.
lily in a long and warm special
audience.
Como, who received a riotous
welcome at the Rome airport,
when he arrived three days ago,
went to the papal audience with
his wife and three children.
In a break of the usual proto.
col, the Pope received them
alone in the small hall of the
secret antechamber.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Home Grown Rosaries

William ]. Lsngsn, 30, above. grows the beads
he uses while pursuing his hobby Of making rosaries.
In the garden Of his Mnneasofa farm home he has
two rows Of Jobs Tears. From them he selects The
~pearIlike beads he uses in making the rossries for
his nine children, 4s grandchildren, and IL great.
grandchildren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Snapshots
OF The News
West Point Chanel

West FO1nt tnapel
WEST POINT, N. Y. A
$4,000 renovation project ID
underway at the Chapel of the
Most Holy Trinity at the Unit
ed States Military Academy.
New Library
LORETTO. Pa. Ground
was broken for a new S400, 900.
library at st. Francis College
here. A temporary library
was destroyed by fire last
January. The new library il
fireproof.
Decorates Chapel
ROME - Guido Greganu,
the artist who painted the fires.
Goes in the North American
College here, will decorate
the chapel of Mercy Hospital,
Miami, Florida.
Complete Course
DUBLIN, Ireland - Thirty
uniformed members of the lr.
ish police force were handed
diplomas by a visiting cardin.
al after completing = three
year course in the social teach
ings OF the Church.
Ask Hookup
VATICAN CITY - The Ma
tional Broadcasting Company
in the U. s. and the Canadian
Catholic Broadcssting system
have joined networks in many
parts of the world in asking
for hookups with Vatican Ra.
dio for special Pspal broad
casts.
The broadcasts involved are
those of the so-called "invis-
IDLE audience" which the
Pope is giving clustered nuns
throughout the world.
Examine Basilica !.
VATICAN CITY-The fall
ing of heavy fragment of mar.
BILE from a statue atop the
colonnsde thanking st. Peters
square has alerted Vatican
engineers to the need for 4.
thorough examination Of the
basiiican's facade and both
arms of the Bernini Celonnade
Press and Laitv
- (NCl -
The Catholic Press and Thu
Role of the Laity" will be thu
theme of the National Catho
lie Educational Press Congress.
to be held in Milwaukee Nov
1A-1E 5
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Former Notre Dame
Commerce Dean Dies

CHICAGO - (NC) - James
E. Mccarthy, 81, former dean
of the University of Notre
Dame college of commerce
died (July 10) here during q
heart operation in Presbyterian
Hospital.
Mr.. Mccarthy was dean OF
the commerce college here fol-
80 years. He resigned in 1856
to establish his own manage
ment consultant firm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

Wickliffe, while she was under
hypnosis.
Sister M. Baptista, hospital
administrator, Of the Sisters of
the. Holy Humility Of Mary.
termed it another milestone in
local medical history" The six
pound 14l2 ounce baby was born
by caesarian section. Mrs. Green
previously had eight miscar-
riages.
The Greens are Pensioners
of Immaculate Heart of Mary
Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

one to exercise final authority
In a family" Father Fahey said,
but he has this prerogative, not
for his own sake but for the vel.
fare of his wife and children.
and so he exercises his power
under an unwritten constitution
the constitution of love.
Poverty. Father Fahey ex.
planned, docs not mean > will.
full acceptance of restitution
He said that even religious who
take the vow of poverty are
clothed, fed and housed, but
give up the right to acquire and
own property.
Every family must live in
fhs spirit Of poverty" he add
Cd, "h there is 10 Be happi-
ness in the home. A husband
and wife literally have no pri.
vsts preperfy; what they own
they own in common, and
while their little community
Is . small one, the necessity
Of sharing gracefully is still
more pressing. Despite the
fact that . mans paycheck is
made out in his name, IL does
not really belong to him; il is
his and his wife's.
"A new dress or hat can no
longer be the most importan,
thing for a woman, even If all
her friends have new clothes: q
wlfe's every want must be. an.
swered, not by her own desires.
but by the needs of the family.
In passing, have you ever
thought how much harder it is
for a wife to practice the. virtue
of poverty than it is for her
sister in the convent? Very few
advertisements are beamed di.
rectly at convent-dwellers: but
most displays are arranged to
catch the eye of the wife, and
counting on her feminine ten.
dency to indulge in impulse,
shopping, they aim to convince
her, not just that she may lie.
Ultimately buy this object, but
that she cannot really afford to
miss the chance"
The speaker said the life.
long practice of distinguishing
between needs and wants, and
the sometimes necessity OF
trimming even needs to the hus.
bands capabilities" are the evi.
dences of the virtue of poverty
as it is practiccd in happy
Christian homes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

II Pays to Read fhs. Want Ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

bsL UfKIt taIapCI
WEST POINT, N. Y. A
$4,000 renovation project ID
underway at the Chapel of the
Most Holy Trinity at the Unit.
ed States Military Academy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18

Man is conquering space--but
how about man himself? Is he.
growing up to responsible be-
havior behind the wheel of his
car? Conquer your careless hab-
its. Slow up-and grow up.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Raising Big Family Same Anyuhere'
Governors Wife Has Big Job

SAN FRANCISCO Gov
Michael Stepovich of Alas.
ka has a big job as boss OF
the biggest state of the
United States of America,
but in many respects his wife
has a bigger task.
She keeps tabs on the eight
Stepovich children and that's ne
small order for a First Lady
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Mercy Nuns Name
New Provincial

CINCINNATI = Mother NJ.
Collete Medosch has been nam
ed provincial of the Cincinnati
Province of the Religious Sisters
of Mercy. /,
Sister Mary Thomas Drumm,
a Columbus native, was re-
appointed to the council asssec-
ond councillor. Sisters of Mercy
teach at Holy Family elementary
High School, Columbus and st.
fPatrick's elementary, London.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-18
Mother Under Hypnosis
Gives Birth TO Son

YOUNGSTOWN - st. Eliza
beth Hospital chalked up an
area first" when a son was
born to Mrs. Richard Green of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
DORIS FLEEsoN
Acc and NucIeor Test Detection

mittee had noted It. but in
the absence of their chair
man, Representative Durham,
who was in North Carolina
attending the funeral Of his
mother. had postponed their
demands for a public hear
ing.
The Acc retraction en-
ployed the precise language
of its own scientist who was
the joint committee witness
January 81. 1t deleted the
two sentences recorded above
and substituted: "Seismolog-
, ical stations of United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
as far away as College (near
Fairbanks), Alaska. about
1920 miles from the shot
mesa, recorded the earth
waves"
Representative Chef Holli-
field of California has now
made a formal request for a
hearing, in which Senator
Clinton Anderson of New
Mexico is joining him.
AS the storm rose in Con-
gress, the best the Acc could
come up with is that the
mistake" was "inadvertent."
Editors note: Acting Acc
Chairman Libby yesterday
advised Senator Humphrey
by letter that "the error was
entirely inadvertent" and
that there was no intention
and no attempt to distort or
misrepresent scientific facts
for any political purpose
This will hardly satisfy
Senators who know that Acc
Chairman Lewis Strauss and
his principal scientific prop,
DR.. Edward Teller, are re-
nowned for not confessing
error. Senators know. too,
that the pair are among the
most vigorous American OPP
ponents of nuclear disarma-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
BROWN
u. S. Assistance to South Korea

succeeded SO well in adding
to Los Angeles smog.
Coal-burning steam loco
motives on the rebuilt rail.
roads have been converted to
oil-burners, and a feet Of
brand-new diesel locomotives
has arrived to deprive the
Korean countryside Of the
+. miliar wall Of the iron
horses. The ports Of Pusan.
Inchon and Masan, plus
other important Korean
ports, have been rehabilitated
with new breakwaters. cocks
and warehouse facilities.
Basic industries have been
put back into businessmen
things as cement factories,
flour mills, an auto tire plant.
shipyards, and communica.
ton equipment factories.
Public utilities, such as water.
works, sewage plants, high
ways, bridges, culverts, es-
sential facilities for basic
municipal services, have been
restored and in many cases
expanded.
But what Koreans really
need today is an end to COM
munist tactics of duplicity
and obstruction. Everything
that the valiant ROK govern
ment is trying to do, with
American aid, to restore Q
minimum standard to an
embattled people. hangs by .
thread under the constant
threat of a Red onslaught.
How can a brave people be
expected to push forward the
projects necessary for real
ization Of the fruits Of free
dom when it is necessary.
each and every moment, to
anticipate another military
attack across the artificial
border that separates Ko-
reans into two nations?
President Syngman Rhee can
hardly be blamed if he sees
the present situation as to-
tally impossible. What nation
in the world could build for
a future of solid progress UNI
der such conditions as exist
in divided Korea today?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

About all the Eisenhower administration needs for final
blow right is for the Weather Bureau to announce that
1t has cancelled spring.
An A-bomb falls South Carolina. Washington
slowly The rebels fired Fort Sumter-and it took the
Yankees 81 years to retaliate.
Leaders Of both parties for tax cut Whenever things
get tough in Washington the crisis always resolved special
delvery-by mailing another lou to grandchildren.
Democratic property slogan "Gve Ike the public works."
One harred executive says sleeping pills do him good
They make him so foggy he can't count sheep.
The Navy postpones another Vanguard launching Minor
technical difficulty The fellow who has to push the button
actually hates buttons. He prefers zippers
Senate committee investigates rock roll music the
air One Senator he firmly three things
rock n roll. sl-and doing anything about either.