$ix Front U.S. •LAMet 6!Ri The Catholic Time*—3 NCCY Conve lion • • • Reel backward, throw a fit sr 'Friday. November 2ft. 1959 (( onimtied from Page 1) i.-a. If hfc's got the qualifi­ faint •— U.S portunity" existing in tha cations. he can be a good For Gloria's on the scene! College Largest president." Letters to "Say It With world today. At the Saturday 'Nov. 14> The Mass is merely by die "You cannot remain loyal banquet the Cardinal was pre way, and consistent Catholics un­ sented a plaque for his serv­ Somebody get a tereen! 99 - In Recent Times less you are prepared to sac­ ice to youth and television the Editor. rifice something of the ad­ n d movie comic Danny Let Ut Seal Lif* and Beauty Peril-?:' '..oecio1 occa­ ; VATICAN CITY. (NC) — The increase in the Thomas was awarded the Pro Into Your D r iv • * a / V/cth vantages and pleasures of the sions . . . and a we/comi j Strength of the Sacred College of Cardinals to 79 world to which young people Deo et Juventuie (For God (Editor's Note: Many interesting and provocative and Youth} Gold Medal of the surprise any time . . , I tgain gives His Holiness Pope John XXIII the distino arc attracted." letters, must be rejected for publication each week More than 11.000 persons NCCY. V! STEMBER ' tion of bringing it to its largest size in modern history. because the author did not sign his name and address. participated in the Mass of­ Among the fifteen resolu­ : With the addition of its new members, the Sacre4 Blacktop Maintenance Co. 266? N. HIGH ST. fered in Kansas City's Munici­ tions of the convention were: Pen names or initials will be used upon request but lift klK6 m HU I77W AM. J2352 AM %2m • College of Cardinals will contain members of 25 pal Auditorium by Archbish­ 1. To support Pope John in authors must also sign their re/l names and address#*). • nationalities. op Leo Binz. of Dubuque, his desire for re unification of ecccoooocoooiB««<>B05oooo«©ocoo©o»cooooo©oc<5«f ; In November. 1958. the Grente, Archbishop of Le- Iowa, and episcopal youth the Christian world and the f Pontiff announced a list of Mans, who died on May 4: chairman. upcoming ecumenical council. Reader Offers 'Solution' To Buy Or To Sell SK* prelates he nominated to France; His Eminence Car­ At the convention break­ 2. Consider religious voca­ fc? members of the college, dinal Crisanto Luque. Arch­ tions before any other, To Offensive Movie Ads If It U Rf-al Kniaie Oil i Added to its strength then, bishop of Bogota. Colombia, fast Saturday, Mr. Truman 3. Condemn practice of they would have brought its who died on May 7; and His outlined the six jobs of the questioning candidates for Hear Editor: rin cctcd by some Catholic • total to 75 — largest since Eminence Cardinal Federieo chief executive to the 6.000 public office in regard to tKe ' I believe that I have dis­ organization. OMAR REALTY I leave it tip to your read­ the 76 under Pope Gregory Tedeschini. Archpriest of St. present. He pointed out that religious affiliations. covered an easy as well as ef­ It our Friendly Realtor Peter's Basilica, who died on fective method for eliminat­ ers." XIII in the late 16th century. President Eisenhower cer­ 4. To urge all NCCY mem­ November 2. ing the offensive type of Sincerely Yours, 511 HINMAN AVI. However, before the • 23- bers to think twice before en­ tainly has his sympathies— movie advertising appearing W. J. Geizler HI. 4-9205 HI. 4-9509 B*w cardinals were official* tering into early marriages. one of the few times Mr. Tru­ in the local newspapers. : ly received into the Sacred 5. To support whole heart- Member of Chamber nt Oommprre. rolumhus Rnard of Re.aitoirs, man has mentioned Mr. Eisen­ edly the work of the United If readers of the Catholie Fr. Cooney National Aaaocranon #f Real £,«ta»e Bnards. Association Broken College in December, 1958, Legislature . 0f Columbus; al*o a member of the Multiple Lifting Service, j ©ne member died, making hower in any of his talks. Nations. Times would write a letter tO (Continued from Page 1) 6. Support the legion of Lectures Dec. 1 SCCCCGOOCCOCArchbishop qf nation as strong as it is now. ESTABLISHED tal hospitals roste 20%—from movie advertising is eliminat­ C. Laflf Santiago, Chile, who died an At a special panel session member, will speak Tuesday. IN 1890 " »lerel Mgr. 6861 to 8230. ed from the amusement sec­ "ttecember 4. at Independence, Mo., the ex- Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Cam­ During the same period, the KC 44)0 tion that they will cancel their pus Theater of St. Charles The list of prelates "pro­ president told the 250 young resident population of these subscription to their newspa­ College on "Participation of posed this November by the people chosen to tour the li­ hospitals declined from 26.892 Sets Meet per. the Layman in the Liturgy." Pontiff brings the number of brary. that "I don't think it to 26.616. Itiakes any difference if a fel­ I feel that when enough This will be the second in ^U.S-.born Cardinals active in To its regular second meet­ Millions Of Foot Had the resident population low is a Catholic or a Bap- letters relating this message the series of Thomas More ing of the month, Nov. 23, •the college at the same time kept pace with the increase in have been received by the lecture series, sponsored by Of Lumber 8:30 p.m.| KC Council No. to its highest total in his­ first admissions, as had been newspapers, followed by can­ the Catholic Women's League, Church Cabinets—Pews—Panolwwrk 400 will add its monthly tory — six. the case in previous years, cellation of subscriptions if in co-operation with the adult Smut... Ladies* Night. Archbishop Aloisius J. there would be 5654 more pa­ necessary that they will soon education program of the McNALLY LUMBER CO; tients now. (Continued from Page 1) R i c hard TO i c h e n 1 a u b, Mueneh. Bishop of Fargo, clean up their amusement Confraternity of Christian 2034 Leonard Ave. — CL. 3 7481 chairman of the blood pro­ M 1 N.D.. and Apostolic Nuncio According to department of- from passing ordinances delet­ lections. In doing this you Doctrine. i . M yv>P sf •p to Germany, and Archbishop ficials, not all the credit for ing this requirement." gram. has arranged to have would be hitting the news­ Albert G. Meyer of Chicago the halting of the resident He also noted that "If the Mr. Bradley, director of Co­ papers at the only spot that are the 15th and 16th Amer­ population's upward trend can Smith case presently before lumbus Regional Blood Cen­ they can be hurt and that ! J. E. Powell * Deputy Registrar icans ever to be named to the be given to the increase in pa­ the Supreme Court goes ter, explain by picture and is their circulation. t Motor Vehicles PORK AND BEEF PRODUCTS college. tient care personnel. against the state (The Smith word the Blood Bank pro­ I am wondering whether case was originally tried in gram of the Red Cross. The J NOTARY PUBLIC The three Italian nominees A tremendous factor in this •this should be a spontane­ Los Angeles and the defend­ meeting will be open for dis­ t 1086 Oakwood Ave, ;ln the new group bring the encouraging situation has ous campaign or should it be ant was found guilty, even cussion to clarify any mis­ t HI. 4-2425 Columbus ^number of Italian Cardinals 1) en the coincidental appear­ though the defense lawyers conceptions of the program. ?to 31 out of the 79. ance of the tranquilizing claimed that Smith had no Also, at the meeting. Mr. * Besides Italy, only France, drugs- which have made pa­ 'Staircase' knowledge, the matter was Charles Derrer. chairman of » , AEROLITE ALUMINUM twhich has seven cardinals, tients much more receptive to obscene), under the present the Catholic activities, will At J^prillffS Storm Windows and Doors "In-ill have a greater number treatment. However, it should ent Ohio law communities define a plan to " Keep Christ 1 ~ Aluminum Combination and Jftf. princes of the Church than be remembered that the drugs could not prevent 90% of the in Christmas". A stage adapation of "The Outside Casement Storm Window* ^ttie United Stales. Spain will in themselves do not trpat, and Doort obscenity on newsstands." Information regarding this Spiral Staircase.'' the famed rank fourth in the number and the better the ratio of No Down Pivmfr.t. I p to 36 Mo-, Dr. Millard Jordan, Cleve­ activity can be obtained by film thriller, will be presented to pay, FHA. Hirer! factor;, the fu­ Aerolite Window Co. G riw* n Ia w n Ceiumbos Ohio Assisting the new chairman 35th St., Milwaukee 10, Wis. Springs. *fore. Brazil will continue to ture. the 103rd General As­ N M.flh St AX *-««< will be: Edward Castleberry, Sister Elizabeth Seton. O. 'have three cardinals, and sembly appropriated almost 4H>< . Cincinnati, vice - chairman; P., acquired exclusive stage "Canada, Argentina, two each. $10 million for capital im­ Mrs. Walter McGee. Cleveland, New Cathedral rights to produce the play Great Britain, which only provements in the Mental Hy­ treasurer: Attorney Jack Hen­ for the author. Sr. Seton had one, will now have two. giene Department. These BALTIMORE — The new Yes—Our 1960 "Christmas Club" SAFE nessey. Colupibus. legal coun­ head of, the Drama and Portugal has two cardinals. funds will enable the Depart­ Cathedral of Mary Our Queen sel: Mrs. James Mumper, Speech Department, adapted This includes the cardinal of ment to construct a central here stands as a profession of is now open . . . Cleveland, recording secre­ the play. The Springs' pro­ Portuguese East Africa. food facility at the Cleveland the Faith of Catholics and as SAVINGS tary. and Mrs. Helen Gunning, duction will also feature the Come in and put your name on this happy, carefree list Nations with one cardinal State Hospital, a central a declaration of their hope in Cincinnati, corresponding sec­ original soundtrack. SINCE each are: Belgium. Ireland, food facility at the Columbus a world whose future seems . . . and have cash for Christmas expense next year! Savt retary. Hungary, Poland. Yugoslavia, State Hospital, a new wing at uncertain, a group of distin­ The cast includes Ruth $50 to $1000 or more, through modest weekly deposits, New board members elect­ Armenia, Syria. Austria. In­ the Columbus Psychiatric In­ guished Church leaders was Friend, Joe Gibboney, Peggy and receive our check in 1960. ed include: Sherman Titens, dia, China. Australia. Mexico, stitute and the purchase of told. O'Connor and Pat Gorman. Cleveland: Dr. Thomas Hugh­ 4Jruguay, Ecuador and Cuba. land, plans, specifications fijy es. Columbus, and Mrs. Alvis The proportion of Italian^ a new hospital to be built in For Any Occosion Rowland. Cleveland, , in the college following the northeastern Ohio. Delegates to the state meet­ For 1 he Finest In Flowers new appointments is 39 per ing listened to progress re­ gamuyA cent. Fallowing- the nomina­ Sponsor Parly ports from several Ohio cit­ ROXAINNE'S FLORIST rr rr># tions a year ago, it was 38 St. Mary Magdalene Ath­ ies during the morning gen­ Ne*r Mt. Carmel and LOAN COMPANY '* GAT per cent. letic Association is sponsor­ eral session and attended five ?67 Sullivan!* CA. 4-1535 Four cardinals have died ing a party. Sat.. Nov. 21. in workshops in the afternoon. since the Pope made his the church hall. Euchre, National CDL meeting has last nominations. They are: Bridge and other games will been scheduled, February 26- Cardinal Rodriguez; His Em* be played. Playing time 8:15 27. at the Netherland-Hilton jnpnr*> Cardinal c »«fooc v TTr.fr? Ci'm ipi-Ml BUYERS' NEWARK GUIDE

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