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I T'' 8 H.I ,.11 i i THE TABLET SATURDAY, DECEMBER JL2, 1953 it ar. i .11 i latfW i i 1 I 1 Hi 0 RANCISCAN HIS Heexdliners in, "BEST SELLERS' reader who searches for the record of the Catholic Church in America, but the reviewer feels very strongly that the greatest Mr Actress and Singer Honored by Church Houston, Dec. 7 (NO Actress Irene Dunne and singer Dennis Day were among ST irominent Catholics 1 a Issued by "Best Sellers," a semi-monthly book review'published by the University of Scranton (Jesuit), Scranton, Pa. FICTION Classification i i Book The Lady of The Unconquered Beyond This Place .7.... Desiree i Time and Time Again Too Late the Phalarope Dark Angel Lord Vanity Sironia, Texas Prince Bart Angry Angel Battle Cry The Adventures of Augie March The Devil's Laughter NON The Age of the Moguls The Spirit of St.

Louis Annapurna Call Me Lucky The Devils of Loudon From Here To Eternity Something THE DAUGHTERS OP ON LONG ISLAND, Vol. II. By- Rev. Eugene J. Crawford.

(New York, Benziger 1953, pp. xvii, 361, $6.75.) Sis inspiring book purports "A Continuance of the His-! tory" of the Long Island Do-! mlhicans upm 1938 to the pres- enL and the plethora of annota-; I tioii which bears out this contention ii enough to satisfy the serious student of Church and I end local history. But the book ismore than a history: it is a carripilation of personal recollec- I turns and letters, woven together with a charming commentary which takes the reader into the private recesses of the cloister. i Members of the laity often have a vague awareness of the exemplary work of the Religious communities with which our di-j ocese abounds. Rarely do they i achieve even a glimpse into the inner workings of the intimate councils and meetings Which govern the lives and duties of the more than 1500 consecrated jtihip is a I' Author Williams Cronin i.Selinko Hilton 2-a 2-a 2-a Paton 2-b 2-b ...4 ...4 ...4 ...4 ...4 ...4 Zilahy Uris FICTION 1 1 Lindbergh Herzog Crosby .4 Huxley .4 Jones dinal Newman, may be regarded as our contemporaries.

But no book of this kind can afford to overlook St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas even though they lived centuries ago and in an environment very different from our own. After Pope Pius XII they are the authors whose i words are most frequently quoted. The compiler, Ralph Woods, is no novice in this genre of literature for he has already edited two other anthologies.

He first made a careful study of the books and pamphlets on the sub- Symbols of Classification 1 Suitable for general reading. (2) Adults only, because of: (a) Advanced content and styling. (b) Immoral language or incidents. 3 -Permissible for discriminating adults. (4) Not recommended to any clSss of reader.

A eompleta list of classification and reviewg of curren. book! is available from -Best Sellera" at twenty centa a copy. I women who form the Dominican 1-Congregation of the Holy Cross eft the" Diocese of Brooklyn. Tl Through the many fascinating with the Order of the Holy Sepulchre at the Church of the Arifiunciation here. At colorful ceremonies.

Includ-i a Pontifical Mass celebrated by Cardinal' Mclntyre, the group which included three Bishops was accorded honors in the order reserved for people who have rendered outstanding service to the Church. Honored with Miss Dunne was her husband. Dr. Francis S. Griffin.

Mr. Day and his wife. both of whom were invested. were listed by the singers baptismal name. Owen P.

McNulty. The three Bishops who were admitted with, prior rank or knights commander with star were Coadjutor Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of Dallas, Bishop Louis J. Reicher of Dallas and Bishop Laurence J. FitzSimon of Amarillo.

1 Twenty-eight Texans wert among those honored. Bishop Eugene J. McGuinnesa of Oklahoma City, and -Tulsa, grand prior of the western lieutenancy of the order, officiated as the honorees were invested and elevated. Bishop Wendelin Nold of Galveston delivered, the sermon. I The order which began in th days of the Crusades was orig inally formed to guard the tomb of Christ.

Auxiliary Plant Faculty Party The annual Christmas party for the faculty Will be sponsored ty the Auxiliary of Mary Louis Academy, Jamaica, Mondayj Dec. 14, at 2 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by "The Peanuts" cf St. John's Home, Rockaway Beach. Mrs.

Frank Meyer is chairman. I BOUSES FOB SALE. IX) NO) UtAifP, FLORAL PARK $9,990 OUR LADY OF VICTORY Incrediblr low priced thia well bufi 1 family home featuring generous lirlns room, full dinlnc room, large modern kitchen. 4 huso bedrooma and bath. Full baeement and complete extraa.

See this astounding buy without delay. R. FROEHLICH 32 JERICHO TPKE. mt Cherry Lana NEW" HYDE PARK PR. 5-4150 OPEN 9 TO 9 BELLEROSE $11,990 ST.

GREGORY'S PARISH ATTEND MEETING Theology in Dally -Life Is Theme at Parley, In Milwaukee Milwaukee. Dec. 8 (NO Some 1.100 Sisters, represent ing more than 40 different Fran-j ciscan Sisterhoods, attended the second national meeting of the Franciscan Teaching Sisterhoods at Alverno College here. Sponsored by the Franciscan Kduca-tional Conference, the theme of the meeting was "Theology in Daily Life." The conference was opened with Mass and sermon by Msgr. Ladislaus Surak, OF.M.Conv., Provincial of St.

Bonaventure Province, Forest, 111. Father Pius Barthrw.F.M.; president of the Franciscan Educational Conference delivered the keynote address, "Theology as a Science and an Art." Discuss Teaching Theology Theology for the layman and -how to get it across was one of ihe major points of interest during the two-day session. The pro gram included demonstrations of how religion may be taught in the various school grades, and discussions centering on ways of imparting theology in various other educational levels, including nursing school curricula. In a resolution adopted unanimously by the conference. the nuns decided to set up programs jch as workshops and forums in "The Whole of Theology" at taught by Franciscan Fathers.

and preferably leading at least to the granting of certificates in theology. The Sisters also voted 'to develop systematic, progres- In keeping with the Marian Year celebration, it was decided that the theme of next year's conference would be "Mary in the Seraphic Order." The meeting place was not fixed. In another resolution in line with the centennial of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception, the Sisters voted to promote by prayer and education the work of the National Franciscan Marian Commission in 1952. The conference closed with a talk and Benediction of the -RlKKrl Rarrnmpnt flvf hv v.vii an -V Milwaukee. College-Community iects that he discusses, and then; Franciscan colleges and mother-with the help and advice of some! houses such programs to be appeal of this volume win lie In the, interest engendered in the ordinary layman as he finds the answers to these questions: Who decides when and how the style of a nun's habit is to be changed? What happens to the elderly Sisters who no longer possess the physical stamina necessary to cope with the rigors of her call ing? Where does the money come from? How is it spent? Are nuns paid for their teaching work? How does a Bishop say "No" to 1,200 women? If you ever knew an Amity- viiie, Dominican' by name, you will find her mentioned-on this book, and you will become a part of her life, for the few fascinating hours it requires to fly through the familiar parishes of our Diocese with "The Daughters of Dominic." THOMAS HICKMAN.

Fordham University. SET ALL AFIRE. By Louis de Wohl. J. B.

Lippincott Philadelphia. 280 pages. $3. "Go," said St. Ignatius, 'go and set all afire." Only five words, five short words which, when spoken to a man on fire with the love of God.

provided the impetus to set the world of Satan and his followers in the person of the materialistic, secular world of the 16th Century back on their heels. This exhortation of St. Ignatius Loyola, the "small, frail bald man who was for Christ on earth what St. Michael was for God in Heaven," to St. Francis Xavier provides the title of the newest in a series of novels by Louis de Wohl.

who has written with a pen that keeps the eye eager for the next sentence. The style of this book urges one to go in search of the other works: "The Quiet Light." on the life of St. Thomas Aquinas; TRAVEL CRUISES TOURS VNrATinNC HONEYMOONS mwm HERE fir ABROAD Cafi, Phtaa tr Write irthriw Aaaati for ajgjn ALL STEAMER AIR LINES to EUROPE Cr ALL OTHER PARTS of tho WORLD KEMEMBEK year Lared Oaea A Frienaa abraad STERLING NOTES DRAFTS MONET ORDERS AT LOWEST RATES Accommodations Still Ij Available for CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S CRUISES TOURS 3 KELLY aTCENCY 4 Tesra Keliaale, Caarteeaa Serriea 1 fil PIERREPONT ST. at Bar Hall I I Nr. rattan.

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MATTHEW A. McCARTIN On Dec. 19, when the 113-year-old Flint to Horner open their first suburban store, Flint Horner, Manhasset, located on the famous Miracle Mile, it will be under the direct supervision of Mr. Matthew A. McCartin.

Mr. McCartin is executive vice-president of the concern. Flint Horner's Manhasset store will carry on all the fine traditions that have earned for this concern their outstanding nationally known reputation. Benefit Christmas Concert The Collegium Musicum of Marymount College will present a joint. Christmas concert with the Marymount College Glee Club, directed by Hugh Ross, and the United States Military Academy Glee Club, under the direction of Capt.

Barry H. Drewes, Saturday, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m. in Spellman' Auditorium, Tarry-town, and Saturday, Dec. 19, in Army Theater, West Point.

All proceeds will be donated to Christmas charities. HOTSES WANTED WI HAVB BUYERS for your property D. J. DENEHY 588 Fulton St. Bklyn.

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3-3900 HOUSES FOB SALE, QUEENS HOW FAMILY PARISH FLUSHING Near Union Turnpike, 3 blocka from Church and School. 1 family brick veneer, oil heat. 6 "rooms and bath. oini-a mrm windner OCCU nance nn title. Askine 19.500.

himmelreicher btamm 1303 Myrtle Ave. nnntg.RT io 000! ir? 'fc bar. kitchen, washer ref riaera-tor. blinds. screens, storm sash, paiio.

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garage. Bt Andrew's Parish. 814,000. nmnni: x. PANCOAST 150-56 Northern Blvd.

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st. Andrews GLenmore 5-200! o-isauu, eminent scholars celected the key-passages in tnese writings. Thus this volume is a mine of information and an invaluable guide especially fo- those who teach and preach about and developmental courses problems that the Catholic of study and syllabi in theology." i "The Restless Flame," based on the "Confessions" of St. Augustine, and "The Golden Thread," concerning St. Ignatius Loyola, whose story Ls briefly woven through this life of Xavier because of tns close connection with St.

Francis. It was the founder of the Jesuits who saw the possibilities of making a man of God out of one who had use while ostensibly studying for the priesthood for only a horse and valet and money to pay for drink in which to lose himself. Beginning with the lackadaisical efforts of Francis in college and following through after Francis is won over to the cause of Christ by Ignatius, the author unravels the fascinating storyi that is St. Francis Xavier. "Apostle of the Indies," in scin tillating fashion which leaves the reader at points hot and cold with emotion.

Though strained once or twice with too much detail. Mr. de Wohl adroitly follows the votings of the Saint who carried out the work of Pope Paul IH as Apostolic Nuncio to the "islands the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean, as well as to the provinces and places of India this side of the Ganges and the promonotory called the Cape of Good Hope, and beyond" dressed as always in a simple, sometimes tattered frock of a priest. The territory over which he was-' assigned by; His Holiness might have daunted any other man. but Francis, called second i to St.

Paul in the making of converts. Every where he went his quietly dynamic personality left its undying mark in the form of new members for the Church. The story of Francis reveals the greatness yet simplicity that can be contained in the form of man; his over-powering humility that makes the reader fairly gasp and Francis at times almost sick as he binds the of the leprous his courage as he faces a band of howling, sword wielding horsemea and i a ui xi vi i-Tn v. accounts of this order, as related Father Crawford's latest, work, toe layman can see now. a great Religious community exisw; and flourishes behmd the an norrimity of the black and white habit.

The author. Spiritual Director of this congregation, writes as an eyewitness of many of the happenings recorded here. From the very first pages of the cur- RESORTS New York THIRD ORDER VILLA Guest and Retreat- House Metier ba lid Inc. faaatirai earrnandinrs. Om year.

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Shiver with them through the terror of the 1933 hurricane, when an indomitable priest hand-pumped water for three, days to supply the needs of a hundred nuns. Share the comi-tragedy of the "Blizzard of with 200 visitors stranded at a Long Island convent with only ham sandwiches to eat: on Friday! Wit ness the heroism and tragedy of midnight fire on -the novitiate grounds. Meet the Mother Superior who was a United' States postmistress for 42 years. Read the fascinating exchange of letters between Prioress and Archbishop concerning the administration of convent life. Of special interest to our read- ers wui be the foreword by Arch bishop Molloy.

Following his guiding hand through the re corded progress of educational and social institutions supervised by these Dominican nuns in so many parishes of the Diocese The familiar names are all here the institutions which have grown up with us, such as St Catherine's and Immaculate Hospitals. Saint Joseph's, Camp Molloy, Camp Immaculata, Dominican Commercial i School, etc. Wherever one turns, a familiar place or name is there to greet the reader and renew old acquaintances. The historical value of the book is evident to the careful RESORTS New Jersey VILLA MARIE CLAIRE Gaeat Haaae HOBOKCS. N.

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i-tra. WORLD 1 MWK.UA1 -'cornice. ut Cooperation cornice, A broad report dealing with the relation of higher education the community and with means whereby college-community cooperation is being advanced in this state was adopted unanimously at Fordham University Dec. 3 by the Association of Colleges and Universities of the State of New York. The oc- cacinn urn th neei-widrinn'e on mt1 mHnr onrUfe flrcf oll-rfaw session at Fordham.

Present were 115 representatives of the 105 institutions Of higher education which eomrjrisp the? organization rZL pii5c wis organization. line repon, just completed. py the New York State Citizens' i.i. tuaigca wrcui iu ii t. J.

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1 in a restful, friendly and religioa atmonphere. SPECIAL HOODAY WEEKEND AND WEEKLY RATES ST. JOSEPH'S UILLA, Ptapack, N. J. A year-round gnet hooae for Womn with bright, airy, warm, tingle, double and triple roorat with or without bath.

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John the Baptist PEapack 8-0334. BeeLings for 1931 Week End Retreat at St Joseph's Villa ran be made now. Inquiries from societies, clubs, schools, business and other groups ere Invited. Church must grapple with in the middle of the 20th century. He has also added a brief biographical sketch of all the authors whom he cites together with the name of the work from which the quotation was taken.

STEPHEN McKENNA. C.Ss.R. (From "Best MY HEART LIES SOUTH. By Elizabeth Borton de Trevino. Thomas Y.

Crowelf 432 Fourth New York 16, N. Y. 248 pages. $3.50. When Elizabeth Borton.

American newspaper reporter, is escorted across tne Mexican bor der by Luis de Trevino. handsome young representative of the Monterrey Chamber of Commerce, she has not the faintest notion that Luis is her future husband. Unsuspectingly she listens to his romantic singing, ac cepts his invitation to dance and) ev eats the traditional engagement cakes with his family. Fortunately Elizabeth, the only one in Monterrey who does not understand she is considered an engaged woman, does fall in love with Luis and returns as his lu.i ui iuc ycai lavci. Liia i Hej Ue futh Through Mrs.

de Trevino's af fectionate portrayal of her marriage, the reader will learn to admire Mexican family life. Superficially it may seem centuries retarded, but its essential framework has much to be admired by any age. Unmistakably, the author shows that this admirable home life stems from the strong Catholic faith of the people, who are steeped in a religious atmosphere of paramount importance. Seldom is a book so amusingly written without obvious exaggeration, and which at the same time presents a thoughtful evaluation of a foreign culture. My Heart Lies South" is heartily recommended as that rare achievement, a good, and happy book.

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Jamaica Altar Boys' Benefit The Altar Rosary Society of St. Monica's Church, Jamaica, will sponsor a card and bunco party for the benefit of the parish altar boys in St. Monica's hafiV 94-20 160th Jamaica, to shopping and transit. Largs living room SShS-OU heat. ImmVcule condition.

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100 m. Class to beautiful beach. Prie vwTeJii Florida olnff cross; his chanty as he gives his! meagre ration of water to others while the ship is caught in the dreaded "Region of Death," where there is no wind, where "slowly, slowly the heat was sucking the life out of them all." U.n vci-. tv irx tvo iiavu etju a the liJe of St. Francis Xavier, doubtless many wiU be written in tion ana inspiration sureiy rants it among the finest.

JAMES E. GREENE. A TREASURE OP CATHOLIC THINKING. By Ralph Woods. Thomas Y.

Crowell 432 Fourth New York. 16, N. Y. 378 pages. $5.00.

This book is an anthology or collection of quotations, in it Catholics, both clerical and lay. express the viewpoint of the Church not on all the dogmas of faith or the principles of philosophy but "on many of the problems that beset us Up. xiii) Thus it touches upon a variety of topics as is evident from a brief survey of its contents. The first of the 12 chapters speaks about God. the proofs for His existence, and an explanation of His attributes and of the reasons why we must worship Him.

Then follow five chapters on man, dual nature, his rights, and his duties toward himself, his family and society. Four are concerned with the claim of- the Catholic Church to be the only authorized spokesman of God on earth with her inner life, her form of government and her attitude toward civil authority. The closing- chapters are entitled "The Material World" and "The Spiritual World." Each chapter is subdivided into a number of subjects which are arranged as far as possible in a logical and orderly manner. Thus the fifth chapter, ''Man's Relations with His Fellowman," gives us the Catholic teaching on human rights, charity, marriage, love, sex, abortion, sterilization and racial intolerance. The 130 men mentioned in this book jvrote originally in English or their works have been translated Into our language.

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S17 TRILSCH AOCY PLuahlnf 9-5380 FLUSHING St. Kevin's Pariah. De tached home, oil, carace. excellent con dition, transit, school. $14,900.

DUOAN Broker. FLu shins" 9-2I8S. QUEENS VILLAGE Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. Colonial, canter ball, fireplace, modern kitchen. 7 room, aun deck, closed porch, conveniently located.

$15,750. HOlli 4-8435. HOUSES FOB 8 ALB, LONG ISLAND BALDWIN 4 Bedrooms $14,500 2 Full Baths CLOSE TO ST. CHRISTOPHERS A beauUIui pre-war horns in finest residential section. Featuring- 24- livlns room, full dininar room.

10x14 den. modem aitcnen. ueep run oaseinent. landscaped erounds. 3 car carace.

short walk to station 1 Must sell this week I DAVID PIKE ASSOCIATES BAldwin 3-7070. 120 Merrick Rd. Next to Csso St. a. corner urino Ave.

upea a.m.-B p.m. GARDEN CTTT SOUTH $18,000 ALL BRICK. COLONIAL 4 BXDRMS. 1V BATHS 2-CAR OAR. BT.

ANNE'S PARISH Charminc. spacious. CENTER HALL nome. xss noor: in livinc room, real nrepiace; iixiu iuu oinmt room, larca Science kitchen, den. powder room.

2nd floor: FOUR full-sise bedrooms. double closets, color tile bath stall snower. niu atuc. aemi-nn. oasement.

Jiew oit uaii. comomauon winaows Walk to BR, schools, shoppinc. DUBAN REALTY CO. 172 Hempstead Tpka. West Hempstead Open eveninss REmpstead 2-7061 MANHASSET MTJNSEY PARK a i Aidn i rAniBH PAROCHIAL AND HIGH SCHOOL Beautiful Callan Built 4 year old Colon ial with slate roof.

Pour twin-aiza hri rooms. 21.4 tile baths, breakfast room nine paneled rec. room. 2 ear art Owner paid more than aakinc price of IJ4.VW. In Beautiful Strathmore, Brick Colonial.

bwiuvuu, viw, nmx aarace, sn rec. room. $29,500. SPRUCE REALTY CO. 137 Plandome Rd.

MAnhtsset 7-4433 WnXISTON PARK ST. AID AN' 8 Three twin alaed bedrooma, beautiful kitchen, 2 ear carace, oil heat, near everything $13,750. 14 Hillside Ave. OA 7-371S EAST ISLIF blocka fit Parochial School. Immediate ocennanrv Attractive buncalow.

4 laree ronmc- automatic oil neat. 8 Division Ave Aakinc $9,800. Islip 3-6079-J. ttitn wys Kancn style; a St. Patrlclt'a parish; free transportation 10 tauioiio acnooi.

ui mts. Akin LTNBROOK 7 -room hanu, tlvlnc. dinin. kltchenr heated sunporch 3 bedrooms; den u-ot water Owner. the State of New York, was presented to the meeting by H.

Curtis Mial, executive director of the Citizens' Council. The study, which surveyed 26 member institutions of the Association, listed five ways in which college-community cooperation is being carried out in this state. They were, summarized as follows: utilization by the college of the skills, abilities, and education of persons within, the community for the purpose of enriching the educational process; utilization by the college 01 tne community as a laboratory for the purpose of advancing the educational process: initiation by the college of projects requiring coordination of community resources for the growth of the community; initiation by the col lege of common community un dertakings, In which the college functions merely as one of many agencies within. the community; development by college and com munity of mutually beneficial undertakings. Recommendations submitted ly the Advisory Committee urged wide distribution of the report, further study both within the college and through regional and state conferences, and a state clearing house for information on college-community relations The general sessions in Keating Hall were preceded by a business meeting in which elec tions were held to fill vacancies Rev.

Laurence J. McGInley, SJ-, president of Fordham, was elected, to succeed Cornelius W. de Kiewlet, president of Rochester University, as secretary-treasurer of the association for a three-yea. term. Robert McEwen, president of Hamilton College, was e.ected to the executive committee for a five-year term.

Plan CD. A. Christmas Party Court St. Boniface, 'Catholic Daughters of America, will hold its annual Christmas party in the St. Bonlfaea school.

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rk i SIN6LC FOLKS LOVE IT TOO! LE IIEAU TRAVEL FULTON avr. (Bar Hall). B'KLYN I Coll ULrttr 5-3440 SYNNOTT TRAVEL BUREAU On Flotbuth Brooklyn 17 UL. 8-3792 FLOOD TRAVEL AGENCY 141 E. 44th Naw York 17 MU.

2-0237 iriafc Braaeh Off tea: 4S Daweas. Dahlia 1954 RESERVE NOW BOOKS ARE OPEN I -l est PLAN EARLY (OFTICIAL. OFFICE BATP8 I Christmas Excursions I av via Staamar or Piano LOWEJL BATKS WHITER CRUISES B00KH0V7 Ti itH elisapieiiitment TRAVEL TO EUROPE At Thrift Seaeea Steaauhi Bates For Reservations gee; SCHREIBER TRAVEL BUREAU Jaaalea Ave. ear. 144th TL, isaasto JA.

6-83S1 SS-SS Myrtle A vena. Kites a- aS HE.3-46SO tjvro' HEW SOUTHERN Alton Road BlxOt Street MIAin BEACH. FLORIDA runUr Hotel Ogtertnc to Select CUaaleie TtATXS FOR 3 ROOM Dee. Marck. S5 te 7 lm.

mm4 7 AH Room W1U Private EaUl or Bbowe Oae Black fraaa Catkelia Charek WiUer Butcher. Owner-Manager GOING TO 100 Beach Drive, St. Petersburg EVMrvatioBi atill available In beautiful private reaidenc. overlooklBC Tampa Sa. Steamheat.

televUion, batha. in- tanuneoua hot water, Information supplied upon request. L. M. Mahoney.

I Tha ST, CHARLES HOTEL iiu a'tm FLOIIDi Oatiifatlc hotel. block from 8. JBd-SlS'a Cburch. b-ihaaa beach. mnA Hum.

Pre eeiaenn reo to JaeuMrr JftrJv. puaa eaaaa-. aioar Monday. Deo T. at 8 p.m.

Thursday, Doc 17, at 8 pja. 1 or.