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Arizona sun., 1958-02-13
February 1S, 1858
Well Folks

Well Folks
Old Abe Lincoln had a won
derful idea! The Urban League
and the Urban League Guild
are, in their persuasive way,
furthering that idea.
For nearly so years now they
have been working to better
conditions i'm race relations,
namely, in housing, health, ed
ucation and employment. Have
you offered your fair share Of
support? The easiest way right
now is to secure your member
ship in the Urban League Guild.
You only have until February
% to obtain, along with your
membership, a chance on that
beautiful array of gifts to be
given away at the Guilds An
nual Tea.
William and Jones COnstruO-
ton Company have again, this
year, contributed the main prize,
a beautiful five piece silver tea
service. Come by Reddy's Corner
and see it and the many other
wonderful prizes. Of course, pick
up your membership while you
are here.
We will be waitin' for you.
Annie Mae, Doris, Earline
and REDDY
Arizona sun., 1958-02-13
Frank Aaron At
Odds Over New
Contract Terms

BY international News Service.
All is not sweetness and light
in the camp of the world cham
pion Milwaukee Braves.
Hank Aaron says he is dis
satisfied with the 1858 salary
terms offered him by the Braves.
Aaron, the home run and runs
batted-in king of the majors as
well as the national leagues
most valuable palyer, made
about $4,000 last year.
Aaron, who will be "a, today,
had this to say about his salary
difficulties - ito my way Of
thinking, a fellow who has a
good year is entitled to a raise.
The one I was offered doesn't
amount to much"
Rumors are circulating in Mil
waukee that the December trade
between the Braves and the Chi
cago Cubs hasn't been complet-
ed. That was the deal in which
the Braves got pitchers Bob
Rush and Don Kaiser and in
fielder Ed Haas in exchange
for catcher Sam Taylor and
pitcher Taylor Phillips.
Arizona sun., 1958-02-13
OBITUARIES
Andrew j. HaughtOn

AnureW y. f1dugnCOn
Services for Andrew j. Haugh-
ton, 78, 1916 East Cocopah were
held this morning at Antioch
Baptist Church where he was
a member of long standing. The
Rev. F. H. Prentice officiated.
Burial follow in Glendale Me-
mortal Park.
Mr.. Haughton came to Ari-
zona in 1918 from Mississippi.
He is one of the founders Of
Antioch Church, where he Serv-
ed on the deacon board for
many years, and was also active
in the work of the Sunday
School and Baptist Training
Union.
A retired city street worker,
Mr., Haughton died February 3
in a local hospital.
He is survived by his wife,
Arilla, Fort Worth, Texas; sister
zilda White, Oklona, Miss; and
two nieces, Adlinie Parks and
RoSabelle Owens, both of Los
Angeles.
Ragsdale Mortuary completed
arrangements.
Pearlie Mae GraysOn
Final rites for Pearlie Mae
Grayson, 2451 East Marguerite,
who died last Saturday were
conducted yesterday afternoon
in Trinity Church of God in
Christ with Rev. A. D. Hutchins
officiating. Interrnent in Glen
dale Memorial Park.
Born in Boswell, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Grayson came to Arizona
in 1927 from Begg, Oklahoma,
later lived in Stafford, Morence,
and Tucson, before coming to
Phoenix in 1888.
She was active worker in her
church until her illness in De-
cember.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Sherman; grandson
Floyd Grayson, stationed with
Navy in San Diego; five brothers
and three sisters, all out of
state.
RagSdale Mortuary was in
charge.
Arizona sun., 1958-02-13
Drying Furs

Wet furS should be hung in a
cool room and allowed to dry
without brusing. Shake them
out when dry and then brush
with the hand to make the fur
stand up.
Arizona sun., 1958-02-13

For if a man think himself to
be something, when he is moth
ing, he deceiveth himself. .-Eph.
6:3.
Arizona sun., 1958-02-13

WANTED beauty operators for
a new and strictly modern
shop for particulars, call Idas'
BR. 6-9142. Booths, Sc a week..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

WIILHs PARKWAY 1891 4 ey.
500, CT b-auNh,
WHY'S 80 Eta. was. rebuilt mo-
Tor, urea, body, me shape. $500
a. hunoeo Gas Station, i4NA
kfnllWoFlh ave, nladenabufe. Nd
IN, f.nhnf
WILLIS 1898 seep tta. vagon. Z
cyl, 2, and h. Cd, sood Urea
llne cond. SAg0, 10, a-Nlaa,
nENr OFFKn-Aa Kaiser ManhAt.
tan; hYdfamatlC, = and n. GOOD
running eond., body. hA, a-d1su
WOULD LIKE TO TRADE EQUITY
IN late-modfl ~ black hardlop
tires = Tor !" cheaper car bu s.sisu
AMBULANCE lass Mercury station
beacon raw. tunnel ..llnhta, sirrn,
white-aide vail tree OIL. ..uu44,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
s5e RAMBLERs

Demonstrators, al models station
wagons and Aedans. NNAh.ENu
Cilo8h-OuT Of these veFy loW'
mileaet company oldcial carti "A
70 cheese from nfW-caf litlf|
and euafantfe Your chance ID
make q aubftantial safing on !
new Rambler sins dovn delivers
hnY modfl
Cranson Rambler, Inc.
ta1s Bethesda Avs.
Bethesda. Nd oil 10000
open Eyes, and SUNDAY
MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION fol
casvrelst 'ts. 80. IN Plymouth
runnlnE eond.. sea. WE s-p7as,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

I v0IkawA0EN 'ssl hHhi blaei
sand 'sf.kps u l.sdsg ''
v0LksWA0EN Kagman ohla cons
ne arui owner - 600; save
s1s0 Phone Az, 5.nHal,
v0lKawA0EN 1897 cow and
~, ftsW. tires, owner. " 500
miller, IA. h.ln9l.
voI KswA0NN ,s4. !. and ~. turn
slEnalfi sod iiret' real sharp .
hAfdslo.est Item, a only Z ;fse,
TT iaaSs1f WfRlesyp NV, 8sisRa '
voLkewA0EN iaaR Suproof con.
Frrtlhlf. fnfelleni condition; ioN
mllcanf " i-hHA..
vOLKswA0EN 1855 annliner. pvt
nwntr, neW paint. new TOP me.
chanlcally perfect. Wv, tires,
heater, only Nnfia. Call Mr. icR-
DAN. Ma. s-aaiA
v0LksWA0EN conyeFtible; black.
Wv. llreA y and \ NUT sell.
ki, e.05ia or NO 7.U5a5.
vOlKkwA0RN Canaan ohia
NAtN nft NNNN - WV tNMNH vs. ~
s.bs00 ENt, $50. o. oaitherubuga,
Nd 1871
vol KawA0ENS. 5 70 choose from;
lnhhf and lnhtt Priced a. thfy
should oe JACK pRf. llth and q,
v0LKswAoON 1853 hardtop Sc
fan. very rlen~. cen be neee Mon.
through Friday. RA J-3BiS.
vOLKswAGON ~. white walls.
undertaking, Low, low mileese.
Perfect condition Sl,at0. XXI.
a.NtHf
volKswAoEN s. sun roof sedan;
llse rev. showroom apnearsnee'
STANDARD PONTIAC
aaBO chllmm nd, Ap, 7-1i.n
voLKBwAoKN '57 a-door. very
clean: $3.50. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
isss send 81, NV, w, z-saoo
yOLKswAGEN 'ss black sedan.
egpof model AL cond, Si,6p3;
y q Wa. Al ".ihiH,
v0LKswAGEN 1885 Kombl bus.
only $4,000 miles. 10. b-llo2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE

LKnWA0HN-~Will trade "a
Austin. hamlY loo Tor volka o. sell
Nl,dOn. ~. arnaiiiT.
V0LtO "a. new, VI aua lust
On JACK fRyi 18Th and Q. lsla
Conn ave, laih and 20 ave 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

PONTIAC 1854 f.qpqF sedsn I
cone oniy sanA. ~ OWNER, ov
PONTIAC IS va COW, coupe y
and h auto, tram iul ppssl
~ 20 ehoo.t from ~, ! ~, tep
ses ies $500 sss5 ~ sss e en .. sss
81, 1900 |. 80 !. IN TINE HKAhT OF
r0NTIAC 80 Va t.door ata. vas Z
new equip tesnhhi Tor trade ipf
lour car. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 80
MART or nKTHEeDA
PONTIAC in5A alai,an vaaon
enulu lueludinF ful rqNei, q
funr fniafi fNfrutlnuail. rinet
lhrouahoul - ,ep3 JET tNu.
roaD. 1854 Pa' ave ~
roRscnss ~ supsf epssdAsr
spccll' AZ and " COUPE
N NJ JACK pRY AN and Que
rORsCmE 81 carrera OF spdsi .
~ md. IA i-lla,
ronNCrgr 80 white apeednier
el.ss TOP sSssllsni condition X
roRssHEs Dust received shin
and eouDes. many 10 select from
also several zoo quality pAsd ilem
ftffoRTEp Cart IN and r az
nv no s.7nOn
P0RsCuK 1900 npcedster. late so
e. vaseis. tx a'a"st h iioL.
RaMBLgR isss 4-dr.. ,r' black;
Y. end b, reclining tefe sulrrl
asiq4 rl nc, Ssis' ufs'' ss'l"e'
LEE y. BUTLER. INC.
iIsi sit 81 nv. VI 7.sl7O
RAMBLER 50 Gust. 4-dr. auto.
TRINA, n. h., low mi. excel cpnd
pvt' owner ~ $50. "a, s-'lflai
RAMBIER 'ss lbFand-new, Rebel
station waeon loaded save n,a'
Only @ sell BURROWS RAN.
pt YRS, inc. NY N NJ So, ~
f-N30n Open ~ y
RAMBLER so Custom f-dr. htrd-
ton; air cord hydra, 7 and b
p.b ccntinental Kits 3-tone nreen,
excel. condition. going overseas
~. a-SO6l.
RAMRLsR 50 Cross ctry sta
wac HYDRA used only a. md
s,r. eaeen eond' siaaa An
iRHMBLER inss station vason.
4 r pnd h j. low wlirarf. Today j
'' s3.s
| THACKER MOTORS
18th and r.. Az. ne Ia. H-ds.u
RAMBLER '5s station wagon: q
J real economy car Al eeonom'
CENTRAL MOTOR CO
FJAT-ALFA ROMEO
ssOi JEFF. Davis Hwv.. Afl.
or f-75.0
RAMBLER '55 Custom a-door sta.
O. ton wagon; desert tan inish, viii
Z. and h.. STRAIGHT transmission.
very clean car; Sl,l95.
{ AnacOStia Chru. -plum.
18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
~. i-a3aa
RAMBLTR IS: Ike new, 7. and h.
suto. trans. ss,2a5.
/ COLONIAL OLDS CO.
dtn sna Fla. Ave. NE. II a-55li
RENAULT 1857 Dsuphlne, mus
.ac.; black Wv tires, r. rec
leatheiette upholstery UN 4-SQ;li
RENAULT 1887 Dauphine 4-dr.
Ike nC IN every "a Get; 40
ave. Sc. Ii. 4-2a00
RENAULT 80; AL conditiony sac
rifice, $500, Cell 81. e-lg31
RENAULT as; with some duplieats
parts; $3.50 or best offer. LU
1 i-5s6s.
RENAULT 81 l-cv; black, 4-doOri
81 1895.
continental Motors, Ltd.
l4Ol n. I. Ave. NE. co. s-slsg
REEAULIa , IS 4-cv; srsg' 4-doOri
Trade n ON A NEW FOREIGN
CAR AT
Continental Motors, Ltd.
liam ID Aua ME- m IpG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

KIRK MOTOR co.

MINI MO AOh w.
Chevy Chase BTArqh
ba13 wis Ave. NV EN- a-4b33
SUNBEAM SPORTS car 1875
eonv.i steel gray, black top. red
leatnfr upho.St.ry. rechnlnf fru1t
chairs, heattr radio. heautifui
ere leave. About $1,000 Kf s.
SUNBEAM 1898 Alpine roadster;
fully equipped. low MILEAGE. viii
accept trade. lis7 18th A.. NV.
EE. s-540s
THUNDrRBIRD iass: NEW. only
been driven from factory: will
discount from regular price. Call
THuNDERsIRD SIS 4-pbss.. white.
auto. trans: ps.; r. and h.. Wv.
tires: like new; 5000 mi. sl.sOu
EM. lens
THUNpERBIRD '56i T.. h.. Wv.
tires, Fordomatie. power sieerIng.
lots Of extras ST. $4,000. Eat.
aSla; ewes, IA. s-7a47
THUNDERBIRn SIS; ivory; fully
equip. $50 mi. also FORD 80
Tudor sedan. Thunderbird engine,
baby blue, excel. cond. $4,000
nj $500 nth -. nv. WO. e.
Asst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

NN|#H"H tHHAMMN
PONTIAC los, es,sHna hardssp,
A., hydFamatle. ~. ufeas real
sharp. 6uusse
AnacoT. q Chrv. -plvm.
i7th and ,qeoa NOPE nd. 81.
reE gIy ISs ,ss' ~, ,ss's "a, 's =,
poN1IAcy- lass eompany onlsiai
els md sic mems di1lff carr
70 save q l0f on these lully
epri1nfn sehFw1 CntA'infh, nonnes
VII an e ap~flIh'ff 40 q
600 a.; nev-csl yatlanly.
Alao ne brand-nss varzhan the
=. Il tgvins e.onomy ell .-
W siso ,ssfs YIN ILL ~ m.l s.ss
provide many ssvinis ahd con.
yenisnces lor you WI, not eali
today Cor iill Information
Jack Blank Pontiac
ifaf iryinr g. Nv 40 f-Nailll
FAheuRs Ms, Ion we eoNIIy ., r yrrVicF
Dent mlaa thh enc $500.
COLONIAL OLDS CO.
an en- FiA, svr, NJ. ~ a-hhss
PONTIAC insi chlenaln 80.
hydro Gwnef efc eand
eri-. plint 40 uphol, best easr
over s;iiio. -. a-7illi.
POT. isc ins Bonneville convert
iblci strikrf white with blsck
or.ol TOP. rontrratlng iuli leather
interim. OFFS special tporta mod
q vay under market price a.
Suburban Cadillac olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING rENTER
PONTIAC ,sa Catalina h.r6toe star
cn:tf; beise 80 int. en. , =
HSIErioEl S 4 oaMl' oaFiij R ssS
rbpssye ave 10 e q ~ ''o1OO' orAN
PONTIAC $50 convertible; fuil pow
onls .sas' " Va l.Rlc;, '''''
PONTIAC 'sa s.tone green sta
tlon w s0ni T.. h.. powcr steering
and hr-kea, : ovref. IL. 3.s7is
Mono. rlt;rnocn.
P0KTIsc . enny, excel. cond
Can be seen At fJJ oalethorpe
81. nv. rom IN 4 nm today.
Pontiac ins5 s-dr. hsrdtop; fully
equip GOOD cord; take over pag-
ments WE. s-aD2n.
PONTIAC 80 star Chief: runs and
looks Ike new; $4,000 MI: nov
81 OWNER. 50 S.5sas
PONTIAC "a IS" convertible: green
with black top. power steering
very clean Winter price. compart
81 SNn5: Si4A Gown.
BRiL NJ TORS
5OlO Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-Ailpt
PONTIAC 1858 convertible: \ cyl.
HYDRA. white with red leather up-
holsterv. wire wheels; needs new
top; $500 or best oier Uh
PoNTIAc 81 Chieftain sedsn;
fully equipped NeW-car condition
thrcugnout; si.6a5.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2fgO chillum no. AP. 5-sl:N
PONTIAC - chieftain dc luxe 4
door sedan; fully equin.. low. mi.
beaut. blue hnisn: S44A, only Sl4d
down.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
a0nl r. I. Ave. WA. 7-7UOu
PONTIAC 80 IS" 4-dr.i r. and h.
$1,000 mi. new motor al 4'.,OuO,
| owner: SEAS. OIL. $1,000.
PONTIAC '53 chisftain de luxe
5. on. VIII or; seats, I
cyis.. hydra. 4 and h.. Wv
tire-. Like new throuehout. Must
. b. seen 70 be appreciated; sos
STANDARD PONTIAC
sf60 Chillum nd. hP. 7-7t3t
PONTIAC IS VS. club sedan: new;
fully equip: Ss,4a0; e3g5 down,
cash or trade. MCNEIL PONTIAC.
1870 wis. ave, CT. 4.kOtlO. I'm
THE HEART OF BETHESDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
SIMCA
Best Import Buy
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS, LTD.
4-speed Gear BOX
Delivered EQUIPPED
Sits

3.Ysar. $4,000 ale ouarauiss
Closed saturday, open asn.' iO-s
sTUnfuAKER 'bs vs. champion
club euupti and h.. dependable
tlantportationi pyt ownsF' ,clear
fSf after y. pm,
sruD .HAKgR 81 husiness coupe.
exec, eend., befier. ,esr rcasoa.
rNir ~ 5-f.tf
sTuDFnAKER - Rcaal Champion
sport eoure, oyefdriye, = and h u.
bciet: car completely Rone over
recently A real sportA model
Ss0bi sts0 down
BILL MOTORS
500 Wis ave. NV. wo n-siiu0
sTUpsnAKER $. famous silver
lnVk, 3-tonr IKE neN nl-ifathrr
interior. Must 70 this week end
~ 500. SIAN down
nEfL MOTORS
1910 wis. ave. NV. wo, B-sil,u
srUDEBaKRR ~ Commander cub
ssiis. o "sr five " ~ a.siis' w.
sTUDEBagFR Aa comdr. spt. epr
new peinl; heater. cd. clean; ex-
81 .. eens soha or er'' oner'
'sTIt0F-AEEr 10 a-dr.: clean:
psrs. Nd, hsseTen, aat.
sTUD7rAxFR 81 chRmpion IL
'''va 100, ou-rsripe. '. and 4.
rrcellenf efNnornvs g14h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
THACKER MOTORS
central MOTOR co.
FIAT-ALFA ROMEO

or s-7bsd
RAMBLER '55 Custom 4-door sta.
ton wagon; desert tan inish, With
Z. and H.. STRAIGHT transmission. A
very clean car; Slla5.
Anacostia Chrp -plvm.
18th and Good HOPE Rd. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

FUHNITITN > Iu1I T0T1IVVI IHIn7
~ 20 lrf nv n al
also several 700 quality paed ilem
sF'oSSsggre CAN s III% ~ S" 'ad q l 70 .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

rOnscnss "a SUPER epssdAer
$50; IscK rRY IAN and ous
rOnsCmH 81 carrcra OF spdsi
VI md. IA i-lid.
roRNClgr 80 white apsedstey
hlrck TOP, esccilsnt condition Ki
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

PoRACuK 1900 npecdster: late so
~ Waeels. TX a,a"sf n HoL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

PONTIAC in8A a,aian waaon
lhrounhoul sl,an3 JET ENu.
isiI loaD. ibiii pa ave, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

n aMBIER 1898 4-dr; ,e' black;
n. end b.. reclining feft, s,u.rl
as!psl mllss ,ys,v. tiFsi; ss.ias'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

ff3f frvlnr 81 NV 40 f-h1nfl
Fhkou1 ION poNTnC e1rNiCf
4 Name Yor Con fruri
pNffFfi :, ~ '..se-+ chiss - rdfop
Dent mlas thla enc 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

POI. ifc tn5 Bonneville convert
iblc; StFik,ns whitc with block
or.ol top, eontrratlng tut leather
Interim. Oifs special tpoFta mod
81 var under market price a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10
Suburban CADILLAC ODDS Co.

BRADLEY SHOPPING rENTER
y Nesda, Nc. CL. B-11U0
PONTIAC ~ Catalina h,Feto5 star
ch.rf. beige grt .fh,tt, cu. =
siIiiTErIoE' AZ Z. oames' PERI s ssSi
II ,lsn,e ave ne e pu' 7-Ssoo' OPEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

PONTIAC 80 Va f-doof ata. vas Z
new EQUIP teNhh, Top iraae ipl
youT car. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 100
N W.; sy' az 81 nrr nm IN I''h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-10

PONTIAC 1854 f.dppF sedan Z
H-tNilf
PONTIAC 81 va COW, coupe y
and h, auto, tram ful ppegf
~ 20 thaoaf 'FRONT.' ~, TOP
trade lof Four car. ban nnaneina
MeNNil. roNTtAC, lliu WIS, avs
OF a.nu0n. IN Thn HkAnT or
nEIMManA !"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
TT PAYS TO USE THE
TINES CLASSIFTEDS
AROUND the WORLD
Catholic Groups Support
COntruceptiue DeUice Ban

The practice Of proven
ton of conception by the use Of
artificial contraceptives is moi
a therapy since it cures no dis
ease" the guilds said.
The physieians' statement
also said that 20 years ago. d.
rect abortion was advocated
by some physicians Is . soIu.
fion in certain complications
Of pregnancy. But today, II
noted. with improvements In
medicine, This procedure is
rarely even mentioned by
reputable practitioners"
In the meantime, the Protest
ant Council of Churches here.
leading critic of DR.. Jacobs &C
ton, announced that 1t wa!
sending a QUESTIONABLE to is:
Protestant chaplains in city hos
pitfalls.
One question inquiries wheth
er the chaplain knows Of "an,
direct or indirect interference
with physicians" in city hos
pitfalls.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

Robert ]. Finneran, 1855
Eakin Road, was renamed
state youth activities chair
man Of the Knights of Col
|umbus it was announced
this week by state deputy
Anthony Bosch.
Finneran, a past grand knight
of Santa Maria Council and for
mer Council Activities chairman
under state deputy Thomas An
drews, is a member Of st. Mary
Magdalene parish.
AS state youth activities chair
man, Finneran is responsible
for the planning and operation
al direction of the Youth pro-
grams of the 214 councils in the
state.
The program gets its support
from the annual Youth Fund
Campaign, which last year gave
the six diocescs in Ohio 500, 900
and also will help finance more
than so parochial school teach
er scholarships in addition to
the youth programs of each
council.
Finneran is associated with
the Bonney-Floyd Company in
Columbus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

NEW YORK, - National
Catholic groups have join
ed area Catholic organiza-
tons in supporting this
city's commissioner of hos
pitfalls who has become a
center of controversary be-
cause he refused to permit
a doctor to prescribe a con-
traceptive device .
kilograms 10 Dr.. Morris A.
Jacobs, the eommiss ionsr.
have come from The National
Councils Of Catholic Men, Of
Catholic Women and Of Cath.
Ollie Nurses, all Of Washing
TON. DC.
These are in addition to a
statement on the purpose OF
marriage issued by the New
York Archdiocesan Chan C y
office and another statement
from the Guilds Of Catholic
Physicians of the five boroughs
of Manhattan.
The controversy arose when
Commissioner Jacobs ordered a
physician in Kings County Mu.
nicipal Hospital, Brooklyn, not
to fit a contraceptive device for
a Protestant woman who is i'll
with diabetes. :
individual physi clans and
several Protestant and Jew
ish groups have protested The
order Of Or. Jacobs. Many OF
these persons and orssnizs-
lions have been critical perl
odicslly in the past. alleging
thar IN "vnwrittsn law" sx-
lists which forbids doctors In
tsx-svpportsd hospitals from
prescribing birth control de-
vices.
The Council of Catholic Men
in a telegram signed by Martir
H. Work, executive director
said to Commissioner Jacobs
"We support wholehear I e d
your position and trust that 20,
will be sustained officially be
cause of the moral and lega'
issues involved and becaust 0.
the nationwide implications fol
other unsupported hospitals"
The Council of Catholic Won
en-, in a message signed by Mrs
Robert H. Mahoney of Hartford
Conn, president. said "(We
support your stand prohibiting
use of contraceptives in tax
supported hospitals"
The Catholic Nurses group
in a telegram signed by Mar.
Knapp, president, said: "W'
commend your refusal to ex
pend tax funds for the use o
contraceptiyes."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Writer'S DUTY
To Support
ApOstOlate

Catholic
writer's have an obligation
to use their talent in the
Church's apostolate, a vet
eran missionary editor told
young women at a writer's
workshop conducted at
Granville Community Col.
lege here.
Father Nicholas Maestr 1 n
PINE, us. Superior of the
Missionaries of SIS. Peter and
Paul, said: "The person who pos
sesses a God-given gift for writ
ing must exploit that gift moi
merely for his own advantage
lor pleasure, but for building up
the city of God"
Aiding The chvrch's spos-
soists doesn't rscesssrily
mean writing for the Csfho-
lie press, Fsfhsr Msssfrini sx-
plAined. LET " not draw an
Iron curtain down between
ourselves end shs secular
press" he warned. citing fhs
need for reaching fhe non
Catholic readers Of the major
secular publications.
But in both Cathol lie and
secular publications, he insist
Cd, writing must always be an
apostolate. Every word is sacred
because every word Is a crea'
ture of God - and the creatures
of God must be used to give
God glory"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

This Chicago born Benedie.
tine. . graduate Of St. Mary's
College, Winona, Minn., De-
Paul University, Chicago and
the Catholic University, has
reviewed hundreds Of books
for the Critic formerly Books
on TRIAL., the Thomas More
Association monthly magazine
and also for BEST SELLERS,
q bi-monfhly periodical, pub
lished by the University Of
Scranton,
Father Sherrin, . Brooklyn,
NY. native, received his BACH
eIor's degree from ST. Johns
College Of Fordhal Univer-
sity in 1928 and his bachelor
Of law degree from Fordham
Law School in 1890.
He was admitted to the bar
Of NY. State in 1882 and was
licensed to practice before the
Court of the United
States on May Is, 1898.
Father sheerin who holds .
Masters degree from Catholic
u, taught English At the ST.
Paul College, Washington for
six years and has served the
order as founder director Of
the Pavlist Information Cen.
Ter at Boston and Is Just com
pletins . six.year term as
consvlfor in the order.
He has served on the board
of the Catholic Press Associa-
ton and has written for many
publications including: Teehni-
ques for Convert Makers, Jv-
Books on Trial Now The
crific), America, American Ee.
ecclesiastical Review, Lumen vi.
tae and contributed a monthly
article to the Homiletic and
Pastoral Review for IL years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01

and to participate in a variety
Of amusements for young and
old. Many attractive prizes will
be given away late in the eve-
ming.
San Antonio Hospital is one
of the ten hospitals operated
by the Sisters of Charity from
Cincinnati. For sixty-one years
San Antonio Hospital has had
its doors open to receive all
those in need of hospital care.
The services of the Sisters of
Charity have been provided to
all creeds and nationalities
without restrictions in accom-.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
u. S. Missionary
Named Korean Bishop

SEOUL, Korea, radio NC) -
A veteran missionary in Korea
and former US. Army chaplain,
Father James v. Pardy, go. of
Brooklyn, NY, has been named
a Titular Bishop and Vicar
Apostolic of the new Vicariate
of Chung Chong Puk-To in
Korea.