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River near George Washing
ton bridge.
The Bronx Zoo alone ordi-
narily is visited by $4,000 per-
sons on a pleasant Saturday,
its officials reported.
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Accident Cost High

CHICAGo.-Cost Of all ac-
cidents in the United States in
q single year would build about
100000 first class school rooms
which would house Q million
pupils.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. - Ash
SUNDAY fs6a
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entombed in a vault in the Bish'
ops chapel at Mt. Carmel Gene,
terry, in keeping with instruc'
lions given in his will.
Earlier, fhe personal rep
resentafive Of His Holiness
Pope Plus XII in this country
offered . Solemn PonfifiesI
Mass Of Requiem in the late
Cardinals Cathedral Of the
Holy Name. Present was fhe
largest ovtpovring Of Church
disnitariss seen here since the
28fh international Evcharis-
tic Congress in 1875.
Secretary of Labor James P,
Mitchell attended as the repre-.
sentative of President Eisen.
hover.
A three-day lying in state pre-,
ceded the funeral, and tens Of
thousands of persons, from all
walks of life, filed past the cas-.
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Cites North
Race Bias
Problem

BRUSSELS = An American
priest declared here that it will
be more difficult to eliminate
racial discrimination in the
northern states than racial segr-
regation in the South.
Msgr. Vincent w. LETTERS, di-
rector of New York's archdioce-
san Pontifical Society for the
Propagation Of the Faith, said
in an address:
"This discrimination is not
legal, but it can be practiced in
subtle and devious ways. How
ever, a very encouraging sign
is the enactment in the northern
states of laws which forbid dis
elimination against Negroes in
employment" !,
The priest then declared:
Inevitably, discrimin a ii o n
and segregation must disappear,
for they are alien to the Amer
lean spirit and there is a pro-
g~ressive awakening of public
opinion against them"
Msgr. LETTERS touched on the
American race question in the
course of an address on 1.-THE
Soul of America" at the World
Conference on Christian Human
ism. He served at the confer
ence as the personal representa-
tive of His Eminence Francis
Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop
of New York. The conference
was held at the Holy Sees pavil-
ion at the Brussels Information
al Exposition.
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Open House, June Is

comprises ll4 rooms for STU
dents and six faculty suites.
The thres-story ehapel-class-
room wing contains four class
rooms, fwo laborstoriss, and
The ST. Plus X Chapel.
The Recreation Center in
cludes an auditorium seating
534. a three-court gymnasium, a
3Ox6O swimming pool, and q
bowling alley.
Approximate cost Of both
buildings, furnished. Is ST.
100000. Architects were the
firm Of KarIsberssr, Meclel.
Ian, and CaIIogIx. Of Columbus.
e. EIford and Son, Columbus,
general contractors.
The weeklong program Of
dedication ends Sunday after
noon, June Is, with an open
house, which will provide ar
opportunity for all residents 81
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ket resting before the Commun-
ion rail in the Cathedral. The
edifice was open "a hours a
day.
Preceding This, the body Of
fhe beloved Cardinal had ar
rived here by plane from
Rome, and It is estimated that
we'll over . quarter Of . mil.
lion people lined The route
Is the eortsss sseortins The
body made its way from
orHare airport 10 downtown
Chicago.
All Chicago was plunged into
mourning. The Cathedral and
all other Catholic churches had
their entrances draped in pur-
pie and black crepe. Flags on
municipal buildings flew at half
Continued on page p
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We Remain Cozy?"
Justice Can Avert War
ARLINGTON Va

ARLINGTON, Va. The
Catholic emphasis on inter-
national justice and Ameri-
can democracy can do much
to prevent another major war,
a prelate declared here at a
Memorial Field Mass in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc, di-
rector of the Family Life Bur-
eau, National Catholic Welfare
Conference, preached at the
Mass, which was offered in the
cemetery's amphitheater by Sui
pician Father John p. McCor-
mick, rector of the Theological
College at the Catholic Univer-
sity of America.
The Mass, attended by 1000
persons, was the Doth annual
one to be sponsored in the GEN.
etery by the Washington Gen.
eral Assembly, Fourth Degree,
knights of Columbus.
After calling attention to the
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OF the community an oppOrtun-
.ity to extend best wishes to
Father Spokesman.
The June Is activities in
clvde the Solemn Mass ut S p.
m. ct the high school. . tssti-
monisl dinner sitter fhs Mass
4ollawsd BY . reception for
The clergy.
Fr. Spokesman will be the
celebrant ut the Mass, with FIR.
Jerome Bartel of Cincinnati as
deacon and Fir. William Huber,
a former Marion resident now
assistant pastor at St. Mary
Magdalene as subdeacon.
Masters of ceremonies will be
Msgr. James j. Carroll, for
mer assistant pastor at St. Mary
and now chancellor of the do
cese, and FIR. Robert Noon and
FIR. Edward Hudacek, assistant
pastors at st. Mary.
Msgr. William O'Donnell, pas
tor Of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
in Cleveland, will give the ser.
mon. Bishop Clarence ]. Issen-
mann will preside at the Mass.
Members of the Fourth De-
gree, Knights of Columbus, will
act as an honor guard and ush-
ers for the Mass.
Following the Mass q testi-
monial dinner will be held at
the CIO Union Hall on Leader
st. 1t will be open to the public.
Bishop 1Ssenmann has been
asked to be the main speaker
at the dinner and Monsignor
Carroll is to be the postmaster
The reception for the clergy
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"Can we in justice remain
cozy?' he asked.
Our own country's wealth is
greatly due to the immigrants
we borrowed from the mother
country and the technical aid
we received" he continued.
But the underdeveloped coun.
tries of the world cannot do
like England and lower their
standard of living any more
than it already is. immigration
today is not in itself an answer.
Communism, of course, is no
answer at all. The help of veal.
try nations is absolutely neces.
sary. The aid may be direct, in
direct or both"
He stated that obligations to.
ward the people of this country
come first, but the impoverish-
ed of other nations cannot be
neglected.
People abroad may hsfe
Us because they need vs," he
asserted, "bUf thsf again is
part Of fhsir growing pains.
II should not dissvsde Us.
Nor are dollars . evre-aIt.
Education, feehniesI assist.
snes, even political reform
may b needed.
Observing that "the other
basic quality of a patriotic
Catholic American is his abil.
ity to make the United States
truly democratic" Msgr. De.
Blanc added that the "Church
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Offer Mass
Father OF
FIR. A. L. Freund

Solemn Mass was offered last
Saturday morning, May 81, at
All Saints Church, Etna, Pa,
for Anthony Freund, 81, father
of Very Rev. A. L. Freund, pastor
Sacred Heart parish, New Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. Freund, a retired steel
worker, died in st. Francis Hos
pital, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Other members of the family
surviving Mr.. Freund in addition
to Father Freund, include three
daughters, Sister M. Bertram,
principal of st. George High
School, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Joseph
Milcic and Mrs. Raymond Gun
ningham, both of Pittsburgh,
and two sons, Raymond J., of
Washington, DC, and Regis j.,
USAF. San Bernadino, Calf.
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WORTHINGTON

WORTHINGTON - The
Most Reverend Amleto G.
Cicognani, Apostolic Dele
gate to the United States,
will officiate at the solemn
dedication of the new College
Building and the new Recrea-
ton Center on the campus of
the Josephinum Seminary here
at 10 am. Wednesday, June IL.
Solemn Pontifical Mass will be-
gin at IL.
Archbishop Cicognani is the
Ordinary of the Josephinum,
the only Papal Seminary on the
North American continent.
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
of Columbus is vice-gerent of
the Josephinum and a member
of the Episcopal Board of Con-
sultcrs for the Josephinum.
The foUr-story main wing
ef fhS new College Building
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Board Drops


SPRINGFIELD - NC) - A
local school boar1 abandoned
its proposal to introduce relig-
ion classes in its grade schools
just before Ohio's Attorney Gen
eral declared the program would
be unconstitutional.
Attorney General William
Saxbs told the Northwestern
Board Of Education here that
nothing in Ohio law prohibits
religion courses in public
schools. He said that never.
thsIess, religious education
In public schools would be
"in violation Of constitutional
rights in view Of recent US.
Supreme Court decisions"
AS attorney general, Mr.. Sax
be said he could base opinions
only on Ohio Statutes, and could
"only call attention" to us.
Supreme Court decisions which
outlaw religion classes on public
school property but permit ire
leased time" religious instruc-
ton elsewhere.
The attorney generals opin-
ion was solicited by the Clark
County prosecutors office at
the request of the Northwest
ern Local School District, which
recently announced plans for
classes in religion.
The school board abandoned
the plan, however, just prior to
receiving the attorney generals
opinion. Richard Brinkham, the
executive head of the school
district, indicated that local con-
troversy over the proposal was
a factor in dropping the issue.
He also cited as reasons for
dropping it the delay in receiv-
ing the attorney generals opin-
ion, similar delay by the Ohio
Department of Education, "lack
of facilities" for children not
enrolling in the proposed relig-
ion course.
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thousands of heroic Catholics
buried in Arlington cemetery,
Msgr. DeBlanc declared that the
Catholic Church "has much to
do with the patriotism of its
members" by its emphasis on
international justice and Ameri.
can democracy.
Stating that "soeisI Justice
is not limited by national
Boundaries" he added that
"fhe principles and practices
Of international Justice and
Of characterization could bs
the Two greatest contributions
Of Catholics to our country"
In a strong plea for assistance
to underdeveloped countries,
he noted that this country, with
nine per cent of the world pop
ulation, enjoys 1875 per cent of
the world revenue" whereas,
"Asia, with 50 per cent of the
population, has only los per
cent of the world revenue"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
President Calls Youth
To Justice Crusade

EMMTTSBURG, Md. - A call
to the youth of the nation to
Crusade for justice at home
and abroad, and for world peace
for all of us" was sounded by
President Eisenhower at Mount
st. Mary's College here.
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has flourished here as q major
religion for years and it has
never raised a serious difficulty,
except in the imagination Of
some men,"
"0ur American democratic in
stitutions," he said, "are az
sound now when we Catholics
number some 40 million as when
we counted by q few hundred
thousands
Msgr. DeBlanc listed four ma
jor enemies of American de-
mocracy:
I. THE rseiss, who talks
Of white democracy.
z. The isissez-fsire capital.
lists, who sing NY country lis
Of me-
3. The imperiaIiss national
list who talks Of God as his ON
nipefent servsnf.
4. The communist, who ssys,
Religion is still fhe opium
Of the people,"
Religion in us must be 50
strong" he stated, "that it win
outbalance any false, worldly
opposition that exists today.
We coffin our hearts here with
our severed war greats while
our souls keep an eternal vigil,
and pray that no future holo-
causts will be necessary-and
they win not be If we succeed in
extending international justice
as the principles of equality
that have made Catholics such
great Americans"
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TUESDAY, June III.
The ceremonies of ordination
will be held in the main chapel
of the Josephinum.
Those being ordained are the
Reverend Messrs. Joseph Barnes,
of Fresno, Calf, for the diocese
of Monterey-Fresno; Joseph BIZ
shop, of Pittsburgh, for the d.
geese of Sacramento; David Hell
mann, of Aurora, Ill, for the d.
Geese of Rockford; Robert
Hines, of Brookville, Pa, for
the diocese of Yakima, WASH;
David Marthaler, of West Union,
Mimi, for the diocese of st.
Cloud; Frank Mouch, of San
dusky, for the diocese of st.
Augustine; Sylvan Obergefell,
of Sandusky, for the diocese of
Toledo.
Also, the Reverend Messrs.
Raymond Palcisko, of Cleve-
land, for the diocese of Crooks
ton Minn.; James Plough, of
Thief River Falls, Mimi, for the
diocese of Crookston Mimi;
Ronald Rank, Chicago, for the
diocese Of Madison, Wise; Err
vim Schmitt, Charles City, Iowa,
for the diocese of Pueblo, Colo;
Joseph Stranc, Philadelphia, for
diocese of Savannah, Ca; Leon
ard Thury, Parkston, So. Dak.,
for the diocese Of Sioux Falls,
So. OAK; and Leo Weckerle,
Betwyn, ILL.,, for the diocese of
Baker, Oregon.
Since its beginning as a SEM
mary seventy years ago, 6O4
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clergy in the diocese, Father
S~pickerman's relatives and stato
organization officers.
Anthony DtAmaso has bssn
general chairman Of fhs com
mittse planning the Golden
Anniversary celebration.
Working with him on the
spearhead committee have
been Robert "A. Murphy, A.
sistanf to The chairman: Floyd
corneiy, treasurer, and Steph-
On Byrnes, secretary.
Other committee chairmen
toward the celebration
are Fathers Hudacek and Noon,
co-chairmen of the religious
committee; Thomas Andrews,
invitations and special arrange
Continued on page y
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Priest Killed
BY O1U7, Car

WEYBURN, Sask. - NC) -
Father Louis Ostrowski, S., was
killed when run down by his
own car in an accident here.
Father Ostrowski, chaplain at
Mt. st. Mary's Old Folks Home
and the Saskatchewan hospital
here, parked his car on the
street. As he walked away the
unattended car rolled backwards
down the incline in the street,
struck the priest and ran over
him. He died in the hospital
two hours later of a crushed
chest, broken leg and head in
juries.
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Bishop Speaks
At JOsephinum

Bishop Clarence G.. Issen-
mann, STD, vice-gerent Of the
Josephinum, will deliver the
commencement address at the
schools graduation exercises at
8 pm. Sunday, June s.
Fourteen young men will re-
ceive their B. A. degree from
Josephinum whose college de-
partment is accredited by the
Ohio College Association.
The graduates will be pre-
scented for diplomas by Rev. FIR.
Continued on page p
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will follow Immediately after
the dinner at MORA Hall in the
basement of st. Mary Church.
Invited to the Saturday recep-
ton are al city and county Of
ficiaIs, school heads, labor union
members and other civic lead.
ers, az well as the general pub
lie.
Invitations to the Sunday ael
tivities have gone out to the
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priests have been ordained un-
der the auspices Of the Joseph
mum.
Of this number, 284 have
been raised to the. priesthood
by the present Apostolic Dele
gate, Archbishop Cicognani, who
this year celebrates his silver
jubilee as Apostolic Delegate to
these United States.
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Gets Award

RICHMOND, Va, Mc)-John J. Delaney, editor
Of the Doubleday Image Books, was named recipient
Of the 1883 Catholic Digest Award Of the Catholic
Press Association.
The announcement was made here At . banquet
held during The associafion's 48fh annual convention.
A check Of 81 900 was presented TO Mr.. Delaney.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06

COLUMBIA, Mo.-(NcGTwo priests were cited
here at the School Of journalism honors day assem-
bly, Of the University Of Missouri.
Father Edward l. Bods, jefferson City, No.. won
The Sigma Delta Chi award presented annually TO The
outstanding male graduate Of the journalism school.
He also received one Of the professional journalism
fraiernify's certificates presented to fhe five seniors
with the best scholastic record. He is now on ths
staff Of the Catholic Missourian.
Jesuit Father Francis J. Greene, . graduate stu
DENT from Seattle, won $3.50 for news reporting.
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Ordained 50 Years -.
Father Spokesman
Celebrates Jubilee

MARION-Fr. William j. Spokesman, pastor Of
st. Mary Church in Marion, will celebrate the Golden
Jubilee of his ordination June 1415.
A public reception June IA in the new Marion
Catholic High School auditorium will give all residents
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Cardinal Laid to Rest
Nation MOurns Death

CHICAGO - The body of His Eminence Samuel
Cardinal Stritch was laid to rest here following one OF
the greatest demonstrations OF sorrow in this clty,s
history.
The Archbishop of Chicago, who died in Rome, was
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Dedicate New Buildings at %Josephinum June II

Franklin County and the sur
rounding areas to tour the jose
phinum. Hours of the open
house are from / to 8.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
NEWS BRIEFS
Retires After 50 Years

WASHING oN-tNcEEdith II. Jarbos, assist
ant business manager Of The National Catholic Wei
fsrs Conference, has retired sitter SO years with fhs
NcWc.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Adam and Eve

NEW YoRK-NceA Sensational exploitation
in advertising" was cited IS fhs reason for svsiuafing
The motion picture adam and Eve" . William Horne
production, in the separate classification category,
fbe National Legion Of Dscsney announced here.
wss explained that the separation AcisssiGes.
ZION Is given TO certain films which while not moral
" offensive, require some analysis and explanation
Is . protection TO The uniformed against wrong in.
depreciation and false conclusions"
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At Josephinum:
Apostolic Delegate
TO Orduin Here
WORTHINGTON

WORTHINGTON - The Most Reverend Amleto
Giovanni C~icognani, DID,, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States and Ordinary of the Josephinum, will or
dain fourteen young men to the priesthood at $3.50 Am.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-12-13
Musical Program
al Wheeler Chapel

The Willing Workers Club Of
Wheeler Chapel CINE Church
will present a musical program
Thursday night at 500 pm,
December II, 1858. The follow
ing choruses will render the
program:
The Youth Choir of Friend
ship Baptist Church under the
direction of Mr.. James Barnes;
the Gospel Choir of Great Hope
Baptist Church under the di-
rection of Mr.. Herman Davis;
and our out-of-tOwn guest, the
Arnett Chapel A.M.E. Gospel
Chorus under the direction of
Miss Bernice Childs.
All are invited to attend. Rev.
Henry Bledsoe, pastor.
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Christmas Music AT
Community High School

of one usually offered the people
at this time.
Along with these two speci-
ally featured concerts, the mu'
sical]y talented students of the
school will have other oppor-
tunities to terrain their
friends and parents and pa,
irons. On Tuesday the Band and
Chorus at the Southwest Build
ing will present special pro-
gram beginning at 1000 am.
That afternoon, the Campus
Building Band and Chorus will
entertain at their blu i d n g i.
Thursday, December IS, Ole
Main Band and Choruses will
delight freshmen and sophie
mores with still another pres
antation. On Friday, December
10 before the school closes for
The Christmas holidays, vocal
rroups at each building will
feature caroling in the halls.
Direction of the programs
will shared by Westman, Rich
ard Anoe, Band Director at Old
Main; Hazel Kennedy, Vocal
Music Director, and Ramon
Williamson, Music Supervisor
at Southwest.
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APPRECIATION

The Silver Moon Lodge No.
lis, branch of the International
Benevolent Society wishes to
thank all of our many friends
for making our Musical and
Tea a grand success. We also
wish to thank all of those who
participated, especially those
who came from Chicago.
We are asking all of our mem
bers to be present at our next
meeting which will be held at
the home of Mr.. George Mack,
1906 South Ridgeway.
J. w. Thomas, President
Mrs. Sue Green, Sec'y
Geo. Mack, Representative
Miss Carolyn Barbee, Bus.
Manager.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-12-13
Mrs. D. Seawright
Reports For Robbins
in Scout Fund Drive

The -1958-59 ouncil Fund
Drive has been closed and
the Robbins Area Chairman,
Mrs. Theodore Seawright, at
tended the Report Meeting at
the YMCA in Harvey. Mrs. Sea-
wright would like to thank Mr..
George Jones, Mrs. Edna Gar
rison, Mrs. McClain, Mrs. Emma
High, Rev. Fl. e. Worthington,
Mrs. Lois Rayon, Mrs. F. Adams,
and the other persons who con-
tributed to the fund. The total
amount raised was $4,000 and
is greatly appreciated by the
Pokagon Trails Council. This is
the first drive in which Robbins
has participated. Mrs. Sea-
wright is grateful for the sup
port given her.
Robbins Boy Scout Troop No.
PAT and Cub Scout No. 263 are
sponsored by the Village Acti-
vities Guild.
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A week of musical treats!

Yes, one entire week featur-
ing the musical talents of Com
munity High Schools thr e e
buildings will be offered to the
friends, parents and patrons OF
the school beginning Monday,
December Is. Different band
and choral groups, ensembles,
and soloists will be featured
each day.
The two biggest events of the
week as planned by Sheldon
Westman, musical director of
the District 2lS high school will
be Monday, December Is when
the Campus Building Mixed
Chorus will appear at the La
Sale Street Station under the
sponsorship Of the Rock Island
Lines. This is an annual event
as presented by Community
High School and has always
won much praise from Rock
Island officials and visitors hur.
rying through the station dur
ing the preIChristmas time.
The second headline program
will be given Wednesday night
December Is when the choral
groups of all buildings will pre-
sent the annual Christmas Con
cert starting promptly at 500
pm. A rather different feature
of the concert this year is that
it will include only vocal groups
and numbers. The various bands
Of the school will be presented
sometime late in February when
they offer a concert all of their
own. This gives the school two
opportunities to present its mu-
sically talented students instead
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HELEN ROBINSON'S FAMOUS
YOUTH CHOIR TO APPEAR
AT FRIENDSHIP CHURCH

The famous Helen Robinson
Youth Choir will be presented
in a Musical on Sunday, Deem
Der 81, 1858 at 800 o'clock pm.
Sharp at New Friendship Bap-
fist Church, 139th and Monti-
cello avenue, Robbins.
The group is sponsored by
the Organ Club of Friendship.
Rev. F. G. Taurvin, Pastor
Clara Trammell, Pres.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO IT.
"a commentary on the times
is that the noun honesty now
is usually pre- c d d by old
fashioned Milford Herald
News.