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VOL. II NO. 18 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JULY 22, 1960 Sen-—. Kenned—*—y Asks: f*Cuban I s LasI hI Back At Communist Octopus reep Religion Out Of Voting Castro, Called Red LOS ANGELES (NO — J3en. John F. Kennedy, Democratic Puppet, Launches candidate for the presidency, said here he hopes no one will "waste his franchise" by voting for or against him on religious Attack On Church grounds. The Massachusetts Senator, first Catholic to be chosen as- a major party candidate for EXILES TELL 'INSIDE STORY' the presidency since 1928, told delegates to the Democratic national convention: Cuba is striking back to resist creeping strangulation by "My decisions on every public the communistic octopus. policy will be my own — as a Aroused from an almost hypnotic-like spell cast by Fidel' American, a Democrat and a Castro, the predominantly Catholic island republic is fully free man." alert to the threat of Red domination. The Moscow-directed Although the party chose a conspiracy, most Cubans now realize, has had for its ob- Catholic candidate at the con- jective the subjugation of their nation to make it a slave vention, there was a healthy satellite like Poland, Hungary and other "Iron Curtain" balance of Catholic support for countries and to establish, only 90 miles from the United men other than Kennedy. To States, a communist beachhead to threaten all Latin counterbalance the shift of Gov. America. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of Cal- ifornia and Gov. David Law- Fidel Castro himself, many informed sources believe, is a rence of Pennsylvania toward mere figurehead in the world-wide strategy. After taking over Kennedy, there were the speech Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro . . . Calls Priests "Fascists" his revolution, the communist conspirators are said to be pre- made by Sen, Eugene J. Mc- Exiles Charge He Is A Puppet With Strings Pulled By Moscow pared to eliminate the bearded leader at the proper moment Carthy of Minnesota, a Catholic and sieze openly the government they have been operating be- nominating Adlai Stevenson, and hind the scenes. the seconding speech of U.S. Sen. Thomas B. Dodd of Con- •:™r^ '"'Z"71 Latin Catholic Congress Extends Chains Of Enslavement necticut, also a Catholic, on be- a Anglicans Note | # Already in control of the entire Cuban economy, including half of the candidacy of Sen. the national bank, all land and natural resources, industry, Johnson. Pope's Geniality| To. Form Anti-Red Front labor, the press, radio and television, the Reds have been ex- BUENOS AIRES (NO — An danger of communism" will tending their chains of enslavement around Cuba's schools, its It seemed there were just as LONDON (NO — The official Inter-American Marian congress be studied in the light of Mar- youth and its children. many Catholics working to de- Church of England yearbook urges Anglicans to be "quick here next November will be the ian doctrine to develop a con- feat Mr. Kennedy as there were crete program "in defense of The Church was to have been the object of the final to respond to the geniality of opening move toward molding assault. working in his behalf. the reign of Christ." the new Pope." v the Catholics of North and The convention gave the But this week the totalitarian time-table was upset. As a In its long preface summariz- South America into a united •" Labeling communism "the Harvard-educated Catholic a result of two spontaneous anti . communist demonstrations ing Church of England affairs, front against communism, the worst of heresies," Cardinal Jesuit-trained Protestant as which erupted into violence outside two Catholic churches m the new Crockfords Clerical di- Cardinal-Archbishop of Buenos Caggiano said that through the his running mate on the Dem- Havana within two days, the Red maste'rs were forced to rectory has a special section on Aires announced. Buenos Aires meeting, "under ocratic ticket. summon their puppet premier from a questionable "sick- the papacy which says: the guidance and protection of Antonio Cardinal Caggiano Our Blessed Lady . . . we, in bed" to launch the first open -attack on Catholic priests. ' By acclamation the 1,521 dele- "Anglicans should be eager to said the meeting, scheduled our American continent ' could gates went "all the. .way with welcome every move that is for Nov. 10 to 13, has the ap- all efficaciously unite in defense Catholic women of Cuba have begun a campaign L.B.J." — nominating Sen. Lyn- made from Rome . . . Roman proval, encouragement and of Christ, His Church and our of passive resistance against the infiltration of com- don B. Johnson of Texas, the Catholics in England . . . have benediction of Pope John Christian civilization." munists into the Castro government, the Associated Senate majority leader, as the memories of. persecution and XXIII. The Cardinal said the Press reported late Wednesday. Plans have been made . vice presidential candidate. exclusion from public life which meeting here will be the first The Cardinal indicated he to continue special Masses for a period of 30 days to mark communist oppression. ^Sen. Johnson, a. member of are-at least as powerful as our of a series of similar con- expects large-scale participa- (Continued on Page 13) ^ own fears of Rome." gresses in which the "grave tion in the congress by schol- ars and members of the hier- In a three-hour television harrangue which followed a typical archies of all the countries of "made in Moscow" script, the supposedly ailing Castro call- the Americas. ed Spanish priests in Cuba "Fascists" and Falangists," or sup- * DIC AT ION SATURQAY FOR poerters of the Spanish regime of General Francisco Franco. "An affective and effective The majority of Cuba's 700 priests are from Spain. link that can unite us all in a positive crusade against com- Castro Repeats Threat Chapel'In Shopping Center munism is without doubt," he said, "a profound devotion in Castro urged good Christians to root out those who "turn our countries to the Mother of churches into counter-revolutionary trenches." He denounced Bishop Coleman F. Carroll west section, the chapel will celebrated daily at noon will the Incarnate Word.'" "false Christians who go to church to conspire instead of to will dedicate the new St. Mary's serve the spiritual needs of the provide an, opportunity for shop- pray," and added: Chapel located in the Northside large number of Catholic fam- pers, employes and visitors of Shopping Center, NW 27th Ave. ilies residing in the rapidly the center to assist at Mass. "A small group of Pharasies wants to entrench itself in the and 79th St., at noon Saturday, growing area. Confessions will be heard before 'The Catholic sanctity of \ the temple. It is a group of the rich and privileged July 23. the Masses. (Continued on Page S) ' According to Msgr. P. J. In America' A Low Pontifical Mass will O'Donoghue, V.G., pastor of Adequate parking facilities The third in the series of be celebrated in the chapel, St. Mary Cathedral parish of are provided within a few feet articles entitled "The Cath- which accommodates 600'per- which the new chapel will be of the front entrance to the olic in America" is published sons, immediately following a mission, Masses will be chapel as well as at the rear Cuba Si, Rusiano No on Page 12. The series, writ- the ceremonies of blessing. celebrated on Sunday, July of the building. ten by Father Peter J. Kahili, 24, at 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 Lea "Recortes y Comentario" por el Rdo. treats of the position and ex- Located at the north end of a.m., and each Sunday there- St. Mary's Chapel is believed Antonio de Navarrete en la pagina 21 de la perience of Catholics in the the shopping center which oc- after. « to be the first church to provide cupies some 45 acres in the regularly scheduled devotions in United States from colonial "Seccion Espaiioia" heart of Greater Miami's north- In addition, weekday Masses ' a shopping center. times to the present. 40 Priests, Nuns Reported Expelled By Trujillo More than 40 priests and Sis- Seme 46 members of the ians and secular priests, most St. Vincent de Paul have also in the seminary, the visitor re- guests and officials to a recep- ters representing various relig- clergy have been denounced of whom are- Spanish end been exiled, he said. ported, and another priest was tion arranged by the invitation as "enemies of the govern- ious orders have been expelled have returned to their na- given 12 hours to leave when he ment" by Generalissimo Ra- Father Ignacic Pedraz, S. J., of Trujillo. from the Dominican Republic fael Trujillo and forced into tive country. Secular catech- rector of the Jesuit Seminary preached in defense of Archbish- since March, according to a Declaring that "Trujillo exile, he said. These include ists, lay Sisters from Spain in Giudad Trujillo,' was exiled op Lino Zanini, Apostolic Nun- serves only one . God, Trujil- i priest now visiting in the U. S. Jesuits, Carmelites, Augustin- and the Sisters of Charity of on charges of "making bombs" cio, who refused- to welcome lo," the priest, who requested that his name be withheld, said that articles charging the U.S. Missionaries Unharmed Catholic Church with turning toward communism appear in r the government - controlled In Congo, Late Reports Say magazine, "Carib." When celebrating Masses, priests NCWC News Serviee been received from the Steyl, are expected at some time to The two U.S. Catholic mis- Holland, headquarters of the mention the name of Trujillo, sionaries known to have been community that Fathers Win- the priest said, and memr ters is unharmed. of the government set in the Congo at the outbreak of police are always in attend- violence there are unharmed, ance. according to reports reaching the United States. Religious instructions hereto- f All Congolese fore given in public schools by One report from the Congo priests have now been discon- capital ef Leopoldville stated Not Mutineers, tinued, he revealed, and bombs that — contrary to earlier have been planted in three churches of Ciudad Trujillo. stories — mutinous • • Congo- 2 Bishop Asserts During Holy week, the priest lese troops have not assault- BRUSSELS (NO — i:» 1- ed either white or Negro Cath- said, seven automobiles belong- gium's Bishops have urged ilu ing to the clergy were stolen elic nnns. country's Catholics not to ]«•••••• and later seen in the possession all Congolese by the outragi '»i<- of government police. Reported safe in the wake of actions of mutinous troops violence which flared up in the there. Voice Photo Pointing out that "99 per following its independ- PRIESTS ORDAINED this year for the Diocese Father James Henry, Father Walter Dockerill, cent of the people are poor June 30 were Mother The Belgian Bishops spoke of Miami give their first blessing to Miami Father Joseph Brunner, Father William Gunther, and many are starving," the ence on in a pastoral letter urging Serra Club Members. They are, from left, and Father John Neff. Father John Glorie was priest said that in the Domini- Margaret Mary Finn, a native Catholics to pray for refugees Father Ronald Brohamer, Father Donald Connol- not present. Father James J. Walsh, diocesan can Republic many persons of Ashtabula, Ohio, and Father from the Congo. ly, Father Edward Pick,. Father Oscar Carlson, director of vocations, is at extreme right. disappear from their homes Richard Winters, S.V.D., a na- during the night because the Mutinous troops in the form- tive »f Atlantic City, N.J. government says they are er Belgian African colony which territory of Tanganyika — is "enemies." __ B. Robert Tinn, a brother became independent June 30 7 African Nations Await scheduled to become self-gov- •f Mother Finn, said in Rock- have attacked many whites and 'Broadcasts on the govern- looted and destroyed their prop- erning later this year. Together port, Mass., that he received • ; ment - controlled radio frequent- erty. Some 20,000 Belgians who Independence From France these countries have a popula ly claim that "the clergy does word from the Brussels, Bel- fled the Congo have arrived tion of 17,190,000 and 2,638,236 not believe in God," the priest gium, headquarters of the Re- here. PARIS (NO — With France's Africa's 237,644,000 inhabitants Catholics. said. ligious of the Sacred Heart promise of independence to sev- will be living in independent The Bishops praised the en more African countries here, that Ms aster is safe. -courage of the Belgian sol- countries covering some two- Philip D. Lewis, Realtor LOUIS E MILLER diers sent to the Congo to over three-quarters of that con- thirds of the continent's total PLUMBING CO. Before the wave of terror, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS protect Belgian lives. They tinent's people and more than area by the end of 1960. These EST 1930 Mother Finn was stationed at a half of its Catholics will be liv- PALM BEACH COUNTY also praised the missionaries free nations will include 12,506,- WATER HEATER S% Catholic mission school in Mbon- ing in 25 free nations by year's 31 West 20th Street there for their decision-to re- 495 of Africa's 23,802,415 Catho- 4102 Laguna St. Coral Gables end. Riviera Beach • VI 4-0301 sa - Mboma, about 60 miles main at their posts. lics. Phones: HI 8-9912 and HI 6-1414 from - Leopoldville. France signed agreements The Belgian Bishops urged Half a century ago only two here on July 11 pledging inde- In Bay St. Louis, Miss., a Catholics "not to judge by the African nations — Ethiopia and pendence to Niger, the Ivory outrageous actions of some the Liberia—were independent. Two spokesman for the provincial Coast, Dahomey, the Voltaic feelings of the big majority of more — Egypt and the Union of headquarters of the Divine Republic, the Congo Republic, the African population, and not South Africa — became inde- Word Fathers Said a cable had the Central African Republic to include Congolese residing pendent between World Wars I SNSW and Chad. Another agreement here (Belgium) in their repro- and II. bation" of the mutineers. is being drawn up to give free- CONCRETE dom to Gabon. Boca Raton 8588 Lake Worth JU 2-9048 The Bishops made no men- Twelve have become free since the end of the last war, Delray CR 6-6037 West Palm Beach VI 8-2531 tion of the political or military' The signing of these agree- j: Pontiff- Writes half of them in 1960. Those Pompano WE 3-4526 issues in the Congo. ments mean§ that 174,833,000 of which won their independence I For Newspaper J between 1949 and 1959 are Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, the BERGAMO, Italy (NO—Pope Sudan, Ghana and Guinea. John XXIH has contributed an The nations which have al- article to his hometown news- ready become free this year paper. are the former French terri- tories of Cameroon, Togo, the '\(K1R The Bergamo Echo has pub- Mali Federation and the Mala- AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" lished a'historical account of gasy Republic, the Somali Re- PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.6-ST. MIAMI this city's great bell that was public, which includes former DETROIT- FLINT' MIAMI written by the Pope several British Somaliland and the FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE former Italian trust territory weeks ago. of Somalia, and the Congo, Pope John traced the bell's former Belgian Congo. history from the time it was blessed in 1658 by St. Gregory Nine more states will become Barbarigo — whom the Pope independent in 1960 — the Brit- canonized in May — up to the ish colony of Nigeria and the present day. The bell, which is a eight former French possessions city symbol, used to wake the with whom agreements have Pope before the turn of the been signed or are being negoti- century when he was a student ated. * at the Bergamo seminary. In addition to those which will In the article, the Pope also be independent by the end of recalled the bell's function. He 1960, two African countries — FRANK J. ROONEY, INC the Central African Federation summed it up by quoting the in- GENERAL CONTRACTORS scription on it, which notes the of the Rhodesias and Nyasaland, a British colony, and the French bell is to "mourn the dead, NC Photo North African territory of Mau- chase away the clouds, convene LEOPOLDVILLE. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Fatima stands retania — ha-ve local selfrgov- the citizens, celebrate feasts, among the turmoil and unrest in the 23-day-old Congo Republic. ernment. mark the days and ring the A police force from the United Nations was hurriedly composed hours." and flown to the area to restore order. -A third — the British trust

Page 2 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, i960 Baptism Of Family Follows Choose Friends You Want Diocese Census Takers Call To Imitate, Families Advised A chance meeting during the Monica's Church, told of Father WASHINGTON (NO — Cath- scribers to artificial birth con- Diocese of Miami census and an McCann's instruction class, con- olic families should associate trol," he said. earnest desire to learn more ducted for Catholics who desire with families worthy of imita- about the Faith, has led to a "This cultural pattern, so a refresher course and for non- tion, Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc family of eight baptized widely accepted by many non- Catholics wanting to enter the said here. Catholics. - Catholics, may too easily rub Church. The couple, who came Msgr. DeBlanc, director of off on less devout and intel- Mr. and Mrs. Faymon G. to Miami from Georgia, had Michael Barnett, of 2470 NW the Family Life Bureau, lectual Catholic families. Fam- already studied some Catholic 179th Ter., with their three National Catholic Welfare Con- ilies should associate closely doctrine and decided to take the sons, and three daughters ference, was commenting on with families worthy of imi- were baptized Saturday in instruction. St. Monica Church, by Father a report in the July 4 issue tation," he said. A part of the religious in- of Time magazine which quo- Frank McCann, pastor, who A statement in the Time arti- struction was taken while Mr. ted him as saying Catholics had given them instructions. cle that due to cultural influ- Barnett was employed on two should avoid close contact with ences Catholics practice birth •«»-NThe meeting, between Mrs. jobs. Beginning in March and L. Ricks of 2961 NW 186th non-Catholics, ^ control about as much as non- Ter., and the Barnett, family continuing for 14 weeks of Tuesday and Thursday class- "I absolutely deny making Catholics do "was also a- mis- came about during the recent representation and may have census while Mrs. Ricks was es, the parents were pre- that statement, as well as sev- going from door to door asking, pared for the Sacrament. eral others in the Time article," .been reported in a spirit of sen- "Is there a baptized Catholic Msgr. DeBlanc said. sationalism," Monsignor De- living here?" In the meantime, their chil- Blanc said. dren studied at home with- a "I personally believe that de- Mr. Barnett's 15-year-old worker from the Confraternity vout, intellectually strong Cath- He said it had been made old step sister, who is staying of Christian Doctrine, olics can have close associates plain to newsmen that studies with the family, is a Catholic on which this estimate was Vicki, 11, and Bill, 9,' were among those not of their faith. and after the information was based reached too small a taught their prayers and Voice Photo But Catholic famlies which are taken down, Mrs. Barnett ask- lukewarm in their faith cannot sample to be representative. ed what procedure was follow-— catechism by Mrs. Lorraine FAMILY OF EIGHT, the Barnett family, was recently baptized expect to preserve it long if ed in obtaining instruction in Adams, of 18001 NW 43rd St. by Father Frank McCann, pastor of St. Monica Church. In the "They give no one the 'right the Catholic Faith. The other children are: Terri, front row: Kevin, Dennis, Vicki, Terri-Sue and Bill. The back close family associates, Catholic to imply that all Catholic cou- 5'; Dennis, 3; Kevin, 2, and row, Mr. and Mrs. Faymon G. Barnett with Louann and Fr. or non-Catholic, are divorcees ples follow a specific pattern of Mrs. Ricks, who works for St. Louann, 11 months. McCann. by design arid proud public sub- life," he declared. COLUMBIA EEDEML

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July 22, I960 TH& VOICE Miami, Fla* Pose 3 Tell Our Advertisers You Bahama Islands Vicariate "Saw It In'The Voice" g ^>;X -r?5; Raised To Nassau Diocese WASHINGTON (NO — The Mount St. Vincent on the Hud- Bahama Islands apostolic vica- son have been teaching in the riate in the West Indies, once a Bahamas for almost 70 years. Yugoslav Bishop Named part of the New York archdio- Sisters of St. Dominic of Ad- TRIESTE, Italy (NO — Bis- cese, has been raised to the rank rian, Mich., also staff schools hop Dragutin Nezic, Apostolic of a diocese. • , there, as do Sisters of St. Administrator of the Porec and Joseph of North Bay, Ont. Pula diocese in Yugoslavia, has This was announced here by been named Bishop of that See. Archbishop E g i d i o Vagnozzi, The missions in the Bahamas The diocese, located on the Apostolic Delegate in the U.S. were assigned to the care of WILL OPEN A neighboring Istrian peninsula, the Benedictine Fathers in 1891. has a population of 130,000 peo- - The new See will be called At that time the missions were PERSONAL ple, including 100,000 Catholics. the Diocese of 'Nassau. attached to the New. York arch- CHECKING ACCOUNT Bishop Paul L. rfagarty, diocese. In 1929 the Bahamas SAINT O.S.B., whe has been serving . were cut off from the New York as Apostolic Vicar, becomes the See and made an apostolic pre- No Minimum iirst Bishop of the new diocese. fecture. The territory became Balance Required JOSEPH'S Territory of the diocese in- an apostolic vicariate in 1941. ACADEMY cludes 26 inhabited islands and YOUR NAME WILL covers 4,450 square miles. The BE IMPRINTED See has a total population of , ON CHECKS FREE 95,519, including 16,586 Cath- iVoting Clarified- RESIDENT* SCHOOL olics. NC Photo OF CHARGE MARBLE BEARD of one of the statues of the Apostles which FOR BOYS According to recent statistics, I In Puerto Rico stand en the roof of the Cathedral of St. John Lateran, Rome, Save Wear and Tear ELEMENTARY GRADES the See was staffed by 28 Bene- PONCE, P.R. (NO — Puerto dictine priests from St. John's Rico's two Catholic bishops receives the attention of a workman. The Twelve Apostles and On The Body and Mint* 40-aore campus Abbey, Collegeville, Minn., six have" declared that Catholics the statue *f Christ are undergoing extensive restorations to By Paying Outdoor swimming pool priests of the Scarboro Foreign are free to support any party Horseback riding preserve them from the ravages of time and weather. All Your Bills . Mission Society of Canada, and whose principles do not conflict four diocesan priests. Sixty-five with Catholic doctrine. By Check Sistere of St. Joseph Route 8, Box 855 — Loretto Catholic schools are attended by Jacksonville _7 4,383 students. But they repeated their earl- AMherst 8-2891 ier endorsement of Puerto Bishops Tell People Of Chile PEOPLES Sisters of Charity from Rico's new, Catholic-oriented NATIONAL BANK Christian Action party (CAP). A brief statement by Bishops To Lead Lives Of Austerity of Miami Shores James E. McManus, C.SS.R., SANTIAGO, Chile (NC) — ter world for the Church and N.E. Second Aye. .ot 95th Street of Ponce, and James P. Davis of San Juan, was immediately The Bishops of disaster-stricken for humanity. hailed by Gov. Luis Munoz Mar-. Chile have exhorted the nation "We bless God because in a in,.who has opposed formation NATIONAL BANK to "a new manner of living, divided and tense world Chile of the CAP. OF COMMERCE 2630 N.W. 119th St. austere and frugal." has served as a fraternal re- union of all the peoples of the Phone MU 8-6525 In a statement issued at the Miami OF MIAMI, INC earth. 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She The Bishops said: Holy Father and the concern H.E. 125th Street at 10th Ave. came to Lourdes 10 years ago '3000.00 * "Our first word is that we of our brothers in the episco- after suffering 33 years from pate and of Catholics through- must accept with humility the PEOPLES SWIMMING POOL given absolutely Pott's disease (caries of the out the world." FREE. To be eligible, contestants must vertebrae) with resultant paral- trial visited upon us ... NATIONAL BANK have purchased a HOLIDAY POOL ysis. Although physicians had Chile is throughout the world The Bishops said the May declared her case beyond hope, a name of sorrow and of re- disasters underlined Chile's al- of North Miami Beach between July 22nd and November 1st she recovered within hours upon ready grave probelms of insuf- demption. We are certain that N.E. 162nd Street at West Dixie her return to her home city of 'ficient food, housing and em- Highway Milan, Italy. our Cross is building a bet- ployment For. 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THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 eligioiis Centers Prohibited President Signs 2 New Laws )n All Arizona Campuses To Combat Smut In Mails 'UCSON, Ariz. (NO — A rul- 1 WASHINGTON (NO — Presi- his sources of revenue. Postal by the Arizona board of re- * V dent Eisenhower has signed into officials asserted that under its to remove all religious law two measures designed to the old 20-day limit dealers ters from secular campuses give the Post Office Depart- were making a profit from their 3 severely criticized by Gov. ment greater power to combat operations before any effective il Fannin, several Arizona mail order obscenity. legal action could be taken repapers, and leaders of re- against them. ous bodies. The new laws have the follow- The ruling resulted from a ing purposes: ntroversy over the Newman Foreign Students In U.S. — One authorizes the Post snter at the State Univer- Office to seek a court order New Law Admits ;y of Arizona here, which Losing Faith, Priest Says impounding mail sent to per- rves some 2,300 Catholic stu- ST. BENEDICT, Ore. (NO sons believed to be distribut- ; More Refugees nts. Dr. Richard Harvill, — A priest-editor has called for ing obscene matter, pending WASHINGTON (NO — Presi- esident of the university, an apostolate to bolster the a department hearing on the formed Father Frederic Cur- dent Eisenhower has signed leg- Faith of Catholic foreign stu- case. islation aimed at facilitating en- , director of the Newman dents in the U.S. try into this country of Euro- inter, that university expan- — The other gives statutory pean refugees and alien chil- m plans called for taking "An alarming number of status to the position of Post Catholic foreign students attend- Office judicial officer, who dren adopted abroad by U.S. er property now occupied by citizens. e Catholic center. ing secular or Protestant ordinarily hands down the schools either lose their Faith final departmental decision in Estimates of the number of iishop Daniel J. Gercke of or have it seriously weakened," obscenity cases. refugees now in western Euro- :spn protested the proposed said Father Albert J. Nevins, pean camps who will enter this ion but the state board of re- M. M, editor of Maryknoll Mag- Previously, the Post Office could impound mail on its own country under the new law its voted 6 to 2 to remove azine arid president of the Cath- range between 5,000 and 10,000. religious centers from state olic Press Association. authority — but only for 20 days. versity campuses. Under the new law the de- Most of the refugees who will benefit from the new law are rov. Farinin said he will ask partment may no longer im- Night Burglars Found pound mail on its own author- persons who have fled from board of regents to rescind Iron Curtain nations. action because "materialistic Someone Was 'Around' ity. But it may seek an im- pounding order from a Fed- nning" must not place bar- PITTSBURGH (NO — Two rs before '-free religious life." eral district court. If the Priests At War College men were sentenced to two and judge is persuaded that there "It is regrettable if a uni- a half to five year jail terms are reasonable grounds to PHILADELPHIA (NO — Catholic priests were among rsity must grow up by ab- here after admitting to 13 night believe the mail addressee is 200 reserve officers of the arm- rbin,g its religious centers," burglaries of churches and dealing in obscenity, he may : said. "It is hard to see how •A: »L _ issue an impounding order ed forces who took part in a schools. r American traditions can I f for as long a time as he defense strategy seminar at the rvive if the churches are re- Paul Mazure, 22, and Leo ...... "=*>«"*V* deems necessary. National War College here. It A MOSAIC, 8 x 14 feet, is one of four depicting the life of was conducted by members of oved from places of higher Schmitt, 24, explained they bur- St. Vincent de Paul and portrays the saint's works of charity. Mail is impounded to cut off the Foreign Policy Institute of wning." glarized at night "because The mosaic is displayed in a Vencentian seminary. a suspected smut dealer from the University of Pennsylvania. 'he removal of the religious (they) figured nobody would be iters was also protested by around and nobody would get Pastor's Fellowship, an or- hurt." Minister Hits At Law lization of religious directors LAST FEW DAYS . . . ociated with the school. Givings Aid To Schools 3 Groups Seen Barring NEW YORK (NO — A mem- •peals Court Upholds Aid To Catholic Schools ber of the National Council of NOW is the time Churches' committee on religion wd Movie Conviction DETROIT (NO — Catholic SAVE/ and public education charged )AYTON (NO — The Mont- schools will not receive govern- for you to REALLY ment aid in this or the next gen- here that the National Defense •nery County Court of Appeals Education Act which provides ! upheld the conviction of a eration because of the opposition of three powerful groups, the loans to schools, violates the yton theater manager of vi- • • * * ting a city obscenity ordi- dean of Boston College's law principle of separation of Church lce by screening the French school said here. and State. n, "The Lovers." Father Robert F. Drinan, The Rev. G. Emanuel Carlson We Must Move Out The "he judges declared them- S. J., told Detroit's First Fri- said "I wish our denominations ves "unable to find any re- day Club that the three organi- were more alert to the possi- ;ming features whatsoever" zations are the National Council bility that Catholics would ben- COSTUME JEWELRY and HANDBAG DEPT. this film which would entitle of Churches, the National Edu- efit far more than Protestants to constitutional protection. cational Association, and the if there were general aid to sec- American Civil Liberties Union. tarian institutions." ison Center Opened at... DEPT. STORE •ASSAIC, N.J. (NO — St. iry Hospital has opened a poi- i control and information BIRD at RED ROAD iter on an emergency basis hours a day giving immed- 24-HOUR B information on antidotes for usands of toxic substances DEPOSIT SERVICE at the close of nd in the average home. You Can SAVE always available at envelope dispensary chute at the rear of the bank — on a anywhere from >ublic School Bible sheltered sidewalk in a well lighted area. Zourses Overruled ; JULY 26th lOLUMBUS (NO — State ;orney General Mark McEl- ' has ruled that a Bible course w EVERYTHING in these iducted in northeastern Ohio to nr^ /o on alic schools by a Protestant >up is unconstitutional. all our Departments is being The 15-year-old Bible program public schools in Medina, REGULAR hland and Lorain counties Sold at COST s been sponsored by the As- STOCK! ;iation for Religious Educa- n in Public Schools. Its mem- rship consists of most of the FIRST COME . . . qtestant churches in the I ackriver consolidated school FIRST SERVED! or strict, a rural area some 50 ties southwest of Cleveland. ly 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 5 THE EDITOR'S COMMENT TRUTH OF THE MATTER Reds Get An Answer: Should Children Be Allowed Cuba Si, Russia No To Choose Their Religion? By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH Fidel Castro is helping people to make up their minds about In the current haggling over or woman expect religion to him. While he kept to his sickbed and his brother Raul was in religion in politics and in pub- do for him? Moscow, many Cubans decided the time was ripe to make known lic schools, sooner or later you Is religion supposed to pro- their suspicions of communist domination in their beloved can depend on someone solemn- vide only a bit of inspiration country. ly stating; "I don't believe in and a good feeling inside? If so, last Sunday and again on Monday, there was a nightmar- forcing religion on children. it's not important, because one ish scene in Catholic churches when Cubans gave vent to They should be allowed to grow can get such a lift from a sym- up first and then choose their their tense feelings and chanted, as if a prayer, "Cuba yes, phony or a sunset or a tender own." Russia no!" steak. Or is religion supposed Obviously alarmed at this outburst, Castro ignored his sick- There are two things worth acquaint one with nice, ple<-. ness long enough to take the next inevitable step that would iden- noting about this remark. Us- ant, mannerly people? Business tify him more clearly with communist procedure. He trained his ually the person sharing this and clubs excel in this aim. Or bit of wisdom practices no re- should religion inform and en- sights on Catholic priests for the first time and fired away in ligion himself, and, secondly, tertain one with stirring talks typical Red fashion in order to discredit the Priesthood in the truly religious-minded people, on current affairs or religious eyes of the people. Protestant, Jewish or Catho- matters? Radio and television do a masterful job of this. Within a few days, it has become increasingly clear that lic, consider it so much non- sense. the average Cuban is seeing at last what outsiders have been If this sounds exaggerated, be- observing with horror the past year, namely, that Russia is This attitude towards religion lieve me it is not. Millions of people see the purpose of re- moving into Cuba and smothering the breath of freedom. is of fairly recent date. It re- ceived its biggest push towards ligion as nothing more than The belated awareness of the people there affords some en- the limelight some years ago these shallow aims. couragement. Further hope is found in the current sessions of the WASHINGTON LETTER when progressive education was The Catholic position is just Organization of the American States Council. If the OAS has charming the lovers of novelty. the reverse. We are not Catho- Progressive education, you re- really "effective machinery for the peaceful solution of dis- lics in order to be inspired or member, sought to allow chil- putes between member states," as the Peruvian Ambassador Soviets Get 95% Of Data to get a glow or to make dren to give expression to them- friends. We practice religion states, then at long last steps can be taken to safeguard this selves without being smothered because it provides a bond hemisphere against communist domination. From U.S. Without Spies by discipline or close supervi- between God and us, the bond sion. It was feared that the that must exist between Cre- If there is unity among the Latin American countries By J. J. GILBERT deal with areas near camps and rough old teacher in making a ator and creature. In this matter, Khrushchev will have more respect for the other military installations. big to-do about discipline could United States' blunt warning to Russia to stay out of the What has been disclosed here stunt their little personalities. It Religion enables us first of all — For years, Soviet agents since the much discussed U-2 is not hard to believe that riots to pay the necessary tribute of Western Hemisphere. The Monroe Doctrine must not be al- have been collecting aerial maps replaced rules and the three love and honor to God, man's lowed to die merely because the Red dictator has declared flight over Soviet Russia makes of various portions of the U.S. it dead. that incident seem like "small In many cases these were eas- R's took a terrific beating. most important obligation in life. potatoes." ily available — even free. It's wishful thinking of the worst kind to expect Russia at the The same false freedom is Where they have been forbid- Religion, moreover, is a first sign of united disapproval to bow out of Cuba with polite The Western World, and par- much more widely demanded den, or difficult to obtain, they teacher, an indispensable teach- regrets. We have a situation on our hands that demands fer- ticularly the United States, is for children in regard to relig- have sought to have U.S. citi- ion. Many parents who consider er of the revealed truths of God. vent prayer and wise, forthright decisions on the part of our at a marked disadvantage in zens obtain them for them, the lack of discipline in education It makes known to us knowl- government. FBI says. the field of international es- as ridiculous see nothing wrong edge beyond the reach of un- pionage. It is in such a posi- — There has been a sys- with lack of training in religion. aided intellect. It gives a right tion because it is democratic, tematic collection of aerial They are willing to let their understanding of ourselves, and it is free. surveys made of important children drift along, picking up where we came from, what we U.S. cities, the FBI says. a crumb of faith here, a trace are doing on earth, where we The Federal Bureau of In- of morality there, and when they are going. vestigation has reported for the — Soviet intelligence agents are "old enough," they are to Candidate's Faith use of Congress, that one Sov- attend U.S. conventions, espe- Religion gives life meaning shop around and settle on a iet bloc espionage agent who cially those of a technical na- and direction. It hands us a church. defected to the West has stated ture. road map that leads into eter- that Red military attaches are No Issue At Polls — Soviet agents, or others For what purpose, it isn't nity through all the side streets able "to legally obtain 95 per working in their behalf, corre- clear. For if religion serves and back roads of life. cent of the material useful to no purpose for youth, what is To read and listen to all the clatter about the possibility of spond widely with Chambers of Religion makes us eligible to its intelligence objectives." it supposed to do for adults? John Kennedy succeeding President Eisenhower, one would think Commerce, gathering informa- receive supernatural help, far If it is not considered import- that every Catholic church in the country, since George Washing- This has led to the observa- tion about industrial facilities above our own resources, in ful- tant in the training of the ton refused a third term, has been running a perpetual novena tion that the communists have in their areas. filling the sublime purpose of child's mind and will through- in order that someday somehow a Catholic would be elected a vast espionage effort avail- life. It reveals the Source of — They review U. S. docu- out the years when its facul- President. able to obtain five per cent — ments; subscribe to scores of strength and teaches one how to "that relatively smaller quan- ties are as impressionable as There must be some Catholics here and there who have newspapers and magazines. tity of security information less wax, what will the grown man (Continued on Page 26) pined to greet one of their Faith in the White House. But -readily available." — The FBI says that on the rest of them, surely the vast majority, have been too Dec. 28, 1944, the Soviet Gov- The Diocese of Miami busy campaigning to put a non-Catholic in office to give the The communist bloc mean- ernment Purchasing Commis- matter much thought. while exercises a rigid control sion in Washington, D.C., "or- Weekly Publication on all information and carefully dered copies of 5,180 patents." Embracing Florida's 16 South- Apparently some believe that we have always forced religion ern Counties; Broward, Char- screens what is given to general "On the same date the New lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto, to some degree into past elections, as if a Catholic, for instance, Glades. Hardee, Hendry, High- public. York office of this Commis- lands. Indian River. Lee, Martin, would choose Eisenhower over Stevenson because the former Monroe. Okeechobee, Palm sion purchased two copies of VOICE Beach. St. Lucie. seemed "closer" to Catholicism, or would select Roosevelt over The Soviet Union in partic- 18,000 patents," the FBI re- Hoover because FDR had a distant relative who was the eighth ular has long shown an ob- Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 port continued. "On Jan. 1, Advertising. PL 4-2561: Circulation. PL 1-6821; Classified. PL 8-25C Archbishop of Baltimore. session with secrecy. The 1945, copies of 41,813 patents shooting down of an American were ordered. The next order THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. As ridiculous as this, is the revived charge that the bishops reconnaissance bomber on Ju- was for 41,810." The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President and priests control the Catholic vote. Every priest knows that the ly 1 over what the U.S. Gov- people who reverently kneel to receive Holy Communion from him ernment insists are interna- — Handbooks of coastal ship and humbly petition absolution of their sins would get to their feet tional waters is regarded by pilots; maps and reports of the Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor in justified defiance, if he presumed to tell them how and why U.S. Geological Survey; hand- Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant many as another example of Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant to vote. Soviet hysteria on secrecy and books and studies prepared by extreme sensitiveness about branches of the U.S. Armed Some time ago, Father Francis Connell, the renowned the- Forces are among things Red ologian, said that a Catholic can commit sin by voting for a any information being gather- John J. Ward Editor ed along the Red borders. agents seek and obtain, accord- Charles Shreiner Assistant Editor candidate merely for religious reasons, when he is convinced ing to the FBI. that his opponent is better qualified. Since his statement ap- William P. Dale Advertising Manager Here are some of the ways George H. Monahan News Editor peared not only in Catholic papers but in the daily press, that useful intelligence informa- — One Red satellite defector Marjorie L. Fillyaw Women's Editor it would appear to be a foolish way of lining up the Catholic tion is readily available to Red is reported to have said Polish Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager vote nationally, if such were our secret aims. agents: military intelligence bought "At nominal cost" from the Second-clas* postage paid at Miami, Florida Unfortunately the professional bigot will not be satisfied with — Ordinary road maps given U.S. Government Printing Of- Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year. this statement, so the religious issue is certain to rear its ugly away at service stations pro- fice here, an 18-volume Army Published every Friday at 6301 Bascayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida. Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38. Fla. head. But it seems likely the professional is going so far this time vide a great deal of informa- Engineer study of U.S. port fa- Member Catholic Press Association. National Catholic Welfare Confer- ence News Service. that he will influence many non-Catholics to vote for a Catholic tion for Soviet military attach- cilities which the Red intelli- News items intended tor publication must be received by Friday noon, candidate if only to go on record as not being prejudiced. es, especially where the maps gence agents valued at $50,000. prior to following week's edition.

Page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 SUM AND SUBSTANCE AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" Th. Suspicion, Hate Infect Congo

Old Red By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN in the entire country and this priests. "Some Lulua," he stat- lack of educated men will ed, "would not dare even to "Bongo, bongo, bongo, I don't mean that education will have Nag want to leave the Congo." These receive Holy Communion from U top priority in the new govern- words were part of a song popu- ment's budget. But the key the hands of Baluba priests for By JOSEPH BREIG lar some years ago. In recent question is: will these nation- fear of being poisoned by their Comrade Boris, the commu- weeks, thousands of refugees alist leaders look with a kind- own tribesmen." nist, came into the tavern and have been fleeing the Congo. ly eye on the mission schools? as usual ordered three or four The fear of intertribal revenge Natives intoxicated with the The Church, moreover, will beers. is embedded in their hearts. heady wine of independence find some trouble even in its Father Vande Welle, however, "My pal here," he told the have been running amuck. Ru- own ranks. One of the worst was optimistic in the matter of bartender, indicating me, "will mor of rape and murder have problems facing the Congo is education or at least he felt that pay for them." been spreading to aggravate that of the fierce tribal hatreds the prospects for the Church "You mean your dirty, fas- the already serious problems that exist among the Congolese. education-wise are brighter than cist, imperialistic, capitalist of the seething Congo. Think of the old feud between the prospects for the govern- the Hatfields and the McCoys ment. The Catholic clergy are .beast of a pal," I remarked The Church in the Congo has in our own country and multiply well-educated but there is a as I paid. problems of its own. Anticler- it about 70 times and you have frightful shortage of administra- "Well," said Boris, "that's icalism and Freemasonry are an idea of the situation in the tors and technicians in the gov- what you are. All you Ameri- strong. The anticlerical hatred Congo. ernment. cans." of the Church was evident in the riots last year in which mis- The worst tribal feud is the The Catholic Church can • • * sion schools were attacked and "AND THAT'S not all," I one that exists between the Lu- make an immense contribution priests were molested. Over lua tribe and the Baluba. At to the new Republic. In the went on. "According to those half the population is Catholic Kremlin characters who do your one time the Baluba were the Congo it has some 350 Afri- but it has been said that the servants of the Lulua people but, can clergy ministering to thinking for you, we are jackals, Church is more unpopular in too." with the coming of the whites, more than six million Cath- the Congo than elsewhere in the Baluba managed to get a "You are indeed." olics. One of the factors that #4«6i?n/ Africa because many of the preferential status. They sent "And running-dogs." will tend to weaken its con- clergy were associated with the their children to the white man's ''We also need volunteers to wash and wipe dishes." "You said if." tribution is that the clergy are white government. schools and became owners of children of their tribes and "And warmongers." the land they formerly tilled "Correct again," said Boris. in cases of tribal conflict, What the attitude o£ the new for the Lulua. Now the Lulua loyalty to their own tribes will "We are also aggressors." government will be is hard to are resolved they are going "to make itself felt! p;- QUESTION CORNER- z. "That's right." say. Prime Minister Lumumba get even." "And exploiters." seems to be a dubious personal- But the larger question is: "Yep, that's what you are." ity, a forceful rabble-rouser What has this fierce tribal will Prime Minister Lumumba j Tom's Invalidly Married "And enemies of the people." who has had only three years of hatred to do with the Church? welcome the Church's contribu- Boris had his nose in one of elementary education and has Father Joseph Vande Welle, tion to the new Congo? Will he the beers he had chiselled off been jailed for misappropriating C.I.C.M. was quoted in the become an absolute ruler who But Not Target For Mary me, so he merely nodded. funds. President Kasavubu June third issue of the Cath- will resent the Church's role in Tom is a Catholic married out of the Church to studied three years for the "I could get hoarse reciting olic Herald of London in re- the new nation? Ruth a baptized non-Catholic, both previously unmar- Catholic priesthood but is known gard to this tribal antagonism. ried. Is Mary, an unmarried Catholic, justified in mak- the names you communists have to be sympathetic to the ideas The London Tablet says in called us." This Scheut Father has work- this connection: "Some of Mr. ing a play for Tom, since he is invalidly married and of a neighboring ruler who is hence a possible eligible mate? Would it make any "And we're going to call you a suspended priest. ed 18 years in the Congo. He Lumumba's rivals accuse him of some more, too," said Boris, said that in the district in which communist sympathies and it is difference, if she were not interested in him as a tilting another glass toward his Education may become a he worked, most of the native certain-that if he were a card- husband but merely in getting him back to the Sacra- nose. . stone of stumbling for the clergy are Baluba and the Cath- carrying member of the party ments? • * * Church. There are less than olics who are members of the his tactics would not be notice- MSCR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK "I AM in an answering mood," 20 native university graduates Lulua tribe are hostile to Baluba ably different." It seems to me that Mary is asking for trouble from some I remarked. "I am going to call source other than the Church and God. Ruth may have her you communists just one name." MAKING MARRIAGE CLICK say about what happens to Tom. Let me know how to get a Boris couldn't help being cur- ticket to that hair-pulling session! ious. "What is it?" "Nags." While we commend Mary for her (presumably) Christian "Nags?" motives in trying to get Tom back to the Sacraments, she Does Nature Strike Back? should recognize that most priests would consider the con- "Yes, nags — and I don't validation of the marriage the first and most probable order - "You were recently quot- for instance, Protestants and noisy about the Tightness mean horses. You commu- of the day. nists have turned into a crowd ed in Time magazine as passed state laws, as in Mas- of his stand, may it not be due of self-righteous prigs who saying that you are 'sure' sachusetts and Connecticut, to an unconscious but very real All things considered, if there is moral certainty of Ruth the use of artificial birth spend most of your time be- against the sale and use of guilt feeling which cannot be allowing Tom to practice his Faith and of the children being rating other people about control is emotionally and raised Catholic, after the marriage is convalidated, that seems artificial birth control devices. killed? their alleged sins. You are an psychologically damaging. to be the best road for both. insufferable mob of interna- Just how can you be 'sure' Artificial birth control has We further submit that with Even though Mary's motives may be good, she is playing tional shrews." of this?" Fred G. been declared sinful and unnat- an estimated one out of 10 with fire: She may end up as the 'other woman' in a divorce "You said you were going to ural by many religious bodies, people born in the United suit. call us just one name," com- notably the Episcopal and Angli- By Msgr. IRVING A. DeBLANC States destined for some stay If she were concerned about his spiritual welfare, it would plained Boris. "You've already can Churches. In their 1908 called us nags, prigs and The one thing sure about this in a mental institution that be better for Mary to get down on her knees and pray for Lambeth Conference "birth con- shrews." statement in Time Magazine is we need to explore all possibil- him, make sure that he has some Catholic literature to read that the word "sure" was def- trol" was called "repugnant to ities of cause. It is presump- (the Catholic newspaper and the Sunday bulletin might be sent "It all amounts to the same initely not used by me. What I Christian morality." In 1920 thing," I told him. "And you tious for some to proclaim him weekly), and she could try being friendly with Ruth as did say was that there were rea- there was still talk of the well as Tom. know what?" with certainty that there are sons to doubt the mere "assump- "grave dangers — physical, Boris took another swallow In that way she might gain, two souls, one through rever- tions" of some who say there moral, religious — of tha use of no ill effects associated with and asked, "What?" are no emotional and psycholog- artificial birth control. Na- sion and the other through conversion. And maybe God will unnatural means for the avoid- reward her by sending a good husband-to-be to her instead ical damages involved in the ture's habit of striking back • • • • ance of conception." of making her get one the really hard way. practice of artificial birth con- when frustrated is well docu- "YOU MAKE me sick with trol. At least a half dozen spe- your doubletalk about peaceful In 1930 these Protestant mented and should not be to- It is my opinion that the possibility of her marrying Tom cialists claim there are dam- is so remote that it would be inadvisable and probably sinful coexistence." Church leaders were still op- tally ignored as it is by so ages. I also expressed the hope posed to it. It was not until a for Mary to continue to make a play for him. "Oh, so you're against peace," that "assumptions" would now meeting a few months ago that many today. said Boris accusingly. "You're be backed up with more scientif- they reversed their previously • • • a warmonger. You're ." ic research by competent spe- Lundberg and Franham say held position. But obviously a somewhat to this point in Mod- How do you explain an ex-Lutheran minister be- "Put your nose back in cialists. cultural pattern against artifi- ern Woman: the Lost Sex: coming a priest and retaining his wife at the same your beer," I suggested. cial birth control did exist. It is, time? I further explained that the "Thousands of women become "Don't you know nobody pays therefore, hard to believe that The explanation is simple: The Holy Father, who has full role of woman is motherhood deeply and generally uncertain any attention to your name- there was and is no resultant . . . frustrated at the inmost authority from Christ to loose as well as to bind us Catholics, calling any more? But I could — that her whole physical and guilt. psychological nature is pre- core of their beings, they pro- allowed it. That's all there is to it. There isn't any more. tell you how to get some at- ceed to react in a number of tention again." pared for this role. Historically and psychologi- Weeks ago we noted here that perhaps 11 of the 12 cally powerful subconscious ways, as male-emulating career- Apostles were married. They may even have lived for a while "How?" asked Boris suspic- The concept that a sin is in- ists, as over-doting, overstrict, iously. guilt feelings probably remain with their wives afterwards. Many priests in the Eastern volved in "birth control" is in many of those who are to- or rejecting mothers ... In rites have been ordained after marriage. Theologically, there "Let the Poles and Lithuanians not only Catholic. It is also day practicing birth control. short, they become neurotics on is no incompatibility there. and East Germans and Ro- part of the cultural thinking of a wholesale scale and if they manians and all those people many non-Catholics. Through If the 20th century birth con- had children, they made neu- Unless dispensed (as this Swedish priest was), it is not have free elections." the Comstock Laws of 1873, troller is sensitive, defensive, rotics of the children." otherwise possible for priests of the Latin rite.

July 22, I960 THE VOICf Miami, Fla. Page 7 Nikita's Visit May Spark Violence, Cuban Exile Says A visit by Nikita Khrushchev Now a member of a Miami "Hoy." Believing that women prevented from reaching her has been in her family since Castro would like to force the to Cuba will result in violence parish, she is the mother of "can be strong and patriotic and food tray. One day after voic- 1896. U.S. into armed intervention so and sabotage in the opinion of three sons and a daughter, one fight for ideals," she began to ing a boisterous tirade against that Cuba may be considered a Cuban Catholic lay woman of which is of school age and is organize a group of followers in She took asylum in the Ecua- who predicted that Fidel Cas- enrolled in a parochial school protest against Castro. Castro's violation of human dorean Embassy and later another Hungary. She claims tro's revolution was commu- here. Her husband, Adelfo Lan- rights, she was transferred to was escorted to Miami where some 5,000 followers in Cuba, nistic three months before he destoy, is in the political pris- In August, 1959, she said, Mantilla Prison for Women in she was later joined by her who will, she says, create as came into power. on at the Isle of Pines in Cuba. she was arrested and taken to Havana. children. much sabotage as possible to the home of William Morgan, Dr. Bontafonte believes that prevent a visit of the Russian Dr. Carmen Bonafonte, who According to Dr. Bonafonte, American expatriate, where With the aid of another pris- Che Guevara, Raul and Fidel Premier to Cuba. came to Miami in September she had no knowledge of politics she was interrogated by Cas- oner she managed to escape of last year after escaping until she was informed that a tro and his companions. She through a 36-inch storm drain from a Cuban prison through a charter listing 21 objectives of was then imprisoned at a mil- and took sanctuary in a convent storm drain, was graduated the Castro revolution had been itary hospital in Campo Co- for eight days. Although all re- from the University of Havana authored in the Sierra Maestra lumbia where she was sub- ligious articles are seized from with a doctorate in philosophy by Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, edi- mitted to many indignities, prisoners, she said, Dr. Bana- and letters. tor of the communist newspaper given salt water to drink and fonte retained her missal which Cuba Fights Creeping Octopus (Conitnued from Page 1) Rodrigues, editor of the communist paper "Hoy," who are irreverent enough to fail to keep those places of peace who is a professor at the University of Havana and and devotion separate from the vile tactics of selfish people the choice of the government-backed Federation who exploit the poor." of University Students for rector of the historic in- stitution where the Reds recently seized control. To Cuban listeners those words sounded familiar for not too long ago they had heard Juan Marinello, head of Shadowy Figures Poised the Popular Socialist (communist) party, publicly declare: These men and other shadowy figures are "As long as Catholics remain within their temples they will ready to eliminate Fidel Castro when the proper not be disturbed, but if they dare make any manifestations time comes, according to a man who served in the against the party, the communists will go into their temples." Cuban army for 12 years. "Already," he says, "they are preparing the Cuban mind for the possi- The Havana disorders were precipitated when hoodlum bility of the substitution of Fidel by Che Guevara gangs jeered at and attacked throngs, including many women, or someone else. The so-called recent sickness of as they left the churches after attending Masses for victims of Castro, which removed him for a time from the world-wide communism. public spotlight he loves, was the first open indica- 1 'Inside Cuba Today' tion of their maneuvering . Prior to these outbreaks, there had been only minor har- "Under communism, neither position nor per- rassment of the Church, priests and Catholic laity, according sonality have any importance as the system pre- to a symposium of experiences revealed to The Voice by ref- vails against both, and in Cuba today the com- ugees and exiles who have fled in great numbers to the sanctu- munists are the real owners of the July 26 revolu- ary of South Florida. They painted an ominous picture of "In- tion." Voice Photo side Cuba Today." FORMER.PRISONER of the Castro regime is Dr. Carmen Bona- The greatest public demonstration of the fonte, who is how living in exile in Miami. At left is a statue All spoke with authority by reason of personal experience. communist attempt to ensnare and enlist the of St. Barbara, virgin and martyr, frequently venerated in Cuba. They included Cuban and United States citizens; men and women; young people will he the Latin American Youth shop-owners, farmers, mechanics and laborers, as well as a few Congress which will open in Havana on July members of the clergy. 26. There has'been little mention of the gath- ganizing juvenile members of the militia, with ering in the United States so far, but it has For obvious reasons, all must remain unidentified, par- been receiving widespread publicity throughout children as young as eight years of age being ticularly in view of their unanimous opinion that South Flor- Latin America. made to drill regularly, including Sundays at a ida is infested with Castro agents who report on every move- time when the youngsters normally would be go- ment of many of the exiles. The Archdiocese of Guatemala City has warn- ing to Church to attend Mass. According to one priest who was interviewed, the movement ed young Catholics not to take part in the con- In addition, children are being forced to tell to organize a Cuban National Church is "no fairy tale." Letters gress because at will be dominated by communists. their teachers what they hear their parents dis- written by government-sponsored religious groups are being cir- A chancery statement urged "those who, unaware cussing at home, as part of the dreaded "inform- of communist guiles, might have thought of tak- er" system. culated among priests in all provinces urging them to become ing part, to refrain from doing so precisely be- members of a national church. cause of the Red ideology of the congress ... It Peasants Paid In Script "Priests who are comparatively quiet and inactive are not has been shown that this congress is being or- bothered much," he said, "but those who endeavor to organize ganized and directed by international communism Contrary to the early promises of Castro that catechetical classes in the outlying areas meet with difficulties which is trying to take advantage of the youth of the Agrarian Reform program would benefit the at every step, including mockery and jeering. In parts of the America." poor, Cuban peasants are now receiving less wages island where the Communist Party is strongest matters are much than before the revolution. Furthermore, they are worse." In Buenos Aires, a Catholic Youth Organiza- paid in script turned out by the bale which is re- tion has denounced the congress as Red-dominated deemable only at government-operated stores. Mill Schools Suppressed and said it will be used to promote communist aims According to a former sugar field worker, the employes and to gauge the strength of .Marxist youth in One former member of the Congregaciones of the mills used to form complete colonies or towns by them- Latin America. Marianas and the Catholic Action Students at the selves, with schools taught by religious, a Catholic Church and a University of Havana declared: priest who received his salary from the enterprise. The schools School Books Revised "The poor have been living for the prom- have now been suppressed, the chaplaincies discontinued and Meanwhile, according to former Cubans now ises of Fidel. But he has not made good and the responsibility for the spiritual welfare of the people rests in the United States, the Inspector of Education in their eyes are beginning to be opened. All that with the nearest parish priest who in most instances is many the Castro government exercises direct control over Castro has done for them is to provide them miles away. the curriculum in public and private schools, many with public beaches which once were private- "Is Castro really running Cuba?" of which were operated by Catholic laymen. ly owned and put them on communal farms The refugees' answer to that is an unequivocal The history books are being completely re- much like the agrarian system which deceiv- "No." They call him a figurehead — a tool being vised. Jose Marti, Cuba's national idol, is being re- ed and entrapped the coolies of China when used to further the aim of known communists, some place by Fidel Castro. New textbooks teach that the Reds swept through that country." of whom work openly and others behind the scenes. the Americans themselves blew up the battleship Anyone desiring to leave Cuba must first have "You never see Fidel Castro sitting down Maine in Havana harbor in 1898 as an excuse to permission of the DIER, the intelligence service. at a desk signing decrees," says one man who get into Cuba. Pupils are now instructed that, No one is permitted to take more than $150 out of was in a position to observe operations of the while Marti did lead the fight to free Cuba from the country during a period of one year. To take government in Havana. "You never see him Spain, true independence came to the island on an automobile out, one must deposit the cost of performing the normal functions of a head of Jan. 1, 1959, when "Castro freed Cuba from the the car before permission is granted to leave. United States." state. Both long distance calls from outside Cuba "The decisions are made by his brother, Raul, All lay teachers for public or Catholic and local telephone calls are monitored. All mail who is the organizational genius and who reflects schools must now undergo summer courses to is censored. the Russian brand of communism; by Che Guevara, learn the revolutionary line and are selected for positions by the ruling regime. One refugee summed up his feeling in this the calculating head of Cuba's economy who mir- manner: . rors a Chinese form of Marxism, and by Juan Cuban orders of nuns no longer receive salar- Marinello, head of the Popular Socialist (commu- ies, but yet are required to pay a tax on each "These people have broken all barriers of hu- nist) party." student enrolled. Large scholastic centers where man dignity. I remember when I used to read of Other leaders of the regime, he continued, are youth will be trained away from their homes and the communist tactics in Hungary and other coun- Osvaldo Dorticos, president; Augusto Martinez San- away from the influence of their parents are tries. I thought that was something that could nev- chez, minister of labor; Antonio Nunex Jiminez, planned, and one such center already has been er happen in my country. head of the Agrarian Reform program who recent- completed in the Sierra Maestra. "But today things are just as bad in Cuba — ly returned from Czechoslovakia, and Carlos Rafael Local directors in some sections are now or- and they are going to get worse, much worse."

Page 8 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 /rB/ DIRECTOR HOOVER. WARNS: Be On Guard Against Reds, Reds Campaign To Enlist American Youth Lawyers Told WASHINGTON (NO — Direc- the Committee's May 12-14 Mr. Hoover said that Ameri- In conclusion Mr. Hoover also at our labor unions, tor J. Edgar Hoover of the hearings in San Francisco. can campuses have become said: churches, professional groups, artists, newspapers, govern- Federal Bureau of Investigation "prime targets for communist "The communists demonstrat- In the preface to the report, ment, and the like, can create has warned that the Communist infiltration and recruitment ef- ed in San Francisco just how Committee Chairman Francis E. chaos and shatter our internal Party, USA, has "launched a forts . . . with party spokesmen powerful a weapon communist major campaign with youth as Walter noted that "although the seizing every opportunity to pro- security ... overwhelming majority of the infiltration is. They revealed its target." ject their views." "Looking at the riots and young people of this nation are how it is possible for only a few chaos communists have cre- As an example of the results of unquestioned patriotism, this "Particularly u n f o r t u- communist agitators, using mob nate," he said, "is the fact ated in other countries, many of this campaign he made a must not beguile us into feeling psychology, to turn peaceful de- that many youths and student Americans point to the that because the communist in- monstrations into riots. Their special report to the House groups in our nation today are strength of our nation and success must serve as a warn- Committee on Un-American filtrators among our youth are totally unaware of the extent say 'It can't happen here.' Activities in which he illus- numerically in a minority, their to which they can be victi- ing that their infiltration ef- The communist success in San trated communist strategy and threat is necessarily insignifi- mized and exploited by the forts aimed not only at the Francisco in May 1960 proves tactics in the rioting during cant." communists." youth and student groups, but that it can happen here."

SAMUEL J. POWERS, JR. An offensive against the infil- STATEMENT OF CONDITION tration of communism into the legal profession was launched As of June 30, 1960 Monday by Samuel J. Powers, Jr. following his installation as ASSETS LIABILITIES president of the Dade County Loans and Discounts $ 828,950.75 Capital Stock (45,000 shares) $450,000.00 Bar Association. Banking House and Parking Lot 216,441.83 700,000.00 Daring the ceremonies held Surplus 250,000.00 at the Columbus Hotel, attor- Furniture and Fixtures 13,108.35 Undivided Profits 46,293.95 ney Powers, who is a mem- Accrued Income and Other Assets 11,876.99 ber of St. Rose of Lima par- 3,286.28 ish, Miami Shores, expressed U.S. Government Securities .. $308,562.13 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc alarm at the recent coup by Federal Reserve Bank Stock .. 21,000.00 9,037.84 the Reds within the Havana Interest and Income Collected, not earned Bar Association. CASH AND DUE DEPOSITS 994,023.34 FROM BANKS 352,701.36 682,263.49 Declaring that the communists through a group of about 30 TOTAL ASSETS $1,752,641.41 TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,752,641.41 lawyers, have now taken charge of 5,000 attorneys in Havana, he Our growth from opening date, February 4, 1960, has been satisfactory as the above figures will indicate. In addition to said, "The action in Havana is concrete evidence of how the in- the assets shown above, we have 1,227 active accounts on our books which we value most highly as an indication of con- ternational communist move- ment infiltrates every facet of a fidence reposed in us by the residents and business people of this area of Greater Hialeah-Dade County. country which it intends to dom- Personal checking accounts are available here — no minimum balance required and no stand-by or service charge other inate so that their operatives in the various critical organizations than 15c for each check paid. seize those organizations and impose their will upon the gen- OFFICERS DIRECTORS eral membership." CLARK R. PARKER LEONARD A. USINA EDNA M. BELL AGNES B. BARBER A graduate of the Catholic President, Peoples National Bank Director and Distributor Tom Huston Products University Law School, Mr. President Vice President of Miami Shores Powers came to Miami in 1945 KERMYT W. CALLAHAN FRANK PETERSON, JR. , from Baltimore, Md. He served President, John E. Withers Vice President of the Bank C. EDWARD KETTLE FRANK PETERSON, JR. Transfer and Storage Company in the U.S. Navy during World J. HARRELL POWELL War II and from 1952 to 1953 Executive Vice President Vice President HORACE F. CORDES Real Estate Investments Retired was municipal judge for the HUGH F. PURVIS City of North Miami. JAMES W. ELDER, JR. Certified Public Accountant FRANK H. WILLER ROBERT G. HUGHES Owner, Elder Electric DR. DONALD W. SMITH A past vice president of the JULIAN B. FRIX Assistant President Assistant Vice President Physician parish Holy Name Society and President, Turn^r-Fnx a member of the Catholic Insurance, Inc. ROLAND M. STAFFORD ANTHONY J. GOCKING . Executive Vice President, Lawyers Guild of Miami and ROLAND M. STAFFORD JOSEPH M. KRUPP American National Bank the St. Vincent de Paul Con- Textiles ference, he lives with his wife, Vice President and Cashier Assistant Cashier W. DOUGLAS HALL LEONARD K. THOMSON Former President, Former Director, Dade County Marion, and two sons, Richard Sal-Fayne Corp. Port Authority and Thomas at 1042 NE 95th AGNES B. BARBER THOMAS J. VENTO M. R. HARRISON, JR. St. President, M. R. Harrison DR. H. ROGER TURNER Assistant Cashier Construction Corp. Dentist During the ceremonies, Frank Vice President C. EDWARD KETTLE J. Kelly of Little Flower parish, LEONARD A. USINA Executive Vice President President of the Bank Coral Gables, a founding metn- MARY B. WRIGHT ROBERT O. LYELL, JR. of the Bank •"-•vber of the Catholic Lawyers Assistant Cashier TOM JOYCE FRANK H. WILLER Guild was installed as second Wee President Seren-Up Distributor, Ohio, President, Peoples National Bank of North Miami Beach vice president of the Dade Coun- Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan ty Bar Association which has more than 1,200 members.

Korean Bishop Notes NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Increase In Catholics KWANGJU, Korea (NO - The Catholic population of the MIAMI Kwangju apostolic vicariate in- creased by 5,225 or 10 per cent, Temporary quarters Northside Shopping Center (next door to Kresge) in the past year, Bishop Harold W. Henry, S.S.C., the Vicar Permanent building almost completed on Northwest 79th Street at 33rd Avenue Apostolic, said. Catholics in- creased from 52,002 in July, This bonk is affiliated with: Peoples National Bank of Miami Shores, American National Bank of North Miami and Peoples National Bank of North Miami B«,ch 1959, to 57,227 this July. In that period, 5,016 adults and 2,346 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation children were baptized, he an- nounced.

July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Cardinal Agagianian Heads St. Christopher's Feast Day

SPRINKLER Will Be Celebrated Monday SYSTEMS Propagation Of Faith Office for VATICAN CITY (NO — Greg- Proprefect of the congregation One of the most popular sight of a crucifix. He then decided to serve Christ. HOME and orio Pietro XV Cardinal Agag- for two years. saints who is venerated as the INDUSTRIAL ianian has been named Prefect He succeeds Cardinal Pietro patron of travelers is St. Chris- One night when Offerus was PUMP of the Sacred Congregation for Fumasoni-Biondi, who died July topher whose feast day will be carrying Christian pilgrims across a deep and dangerous INSTALLATION the Propagation of the Faith. 12. In his post of Proprefect he observed on Monday, July 25. ALL TYPES succeeded Cardinal Samuel river, a small boy wished to be SERVICE The 64-year-old Cardinal, Stritch of Chicago, who died Recognized by non-Catholics taken across. As he took the PUMP who is Patriarch of Cilicia of May 27, 1958. as well as Catholics as the little one on his shoulders and patron of all passenger traf- sttarted to cross the churning the Armenians, had served as As Prefect, the Armenian waters, Offerus felt the weight Rite Cardinal heads the Vatican fic, especially in automobiles, of the youth increasing and felt body that governs more than St. Christopher, who was mar- that he would break down un- FINANCING ddsdpthi 30 million Latin Rite Catholics tyred about the year 250 un- der the burden. AVAILABLE in mission areas. der, the reign of Emperor De- CHILD WAS HEAVY FREE ESTIMATES SUMMER SCHOOL cius, is also the patron of Panting and exhausted, but A native of the Soviet Un- still carrying the child, he reach- Attendance accepted by ion, Cardinal Agagianian has gardeners and skiers. ed the other shore and asked 11/ Dade County Board of been a citizen of Lebanon for WENDELL MILLER Public Instruction In many countries throughout why the child was so heavy. He the past 22 years. He speaks received the answer, "You have MEMBER OF 12 languages, including the world cars are blessed on VISITATION TUTORING not only carried the whole ALL SUBJECTS French, English, Russian, his feast day and the blessing PARISH is frequently given at churches world on your shoulders but Academic ond Commercial Greek, Italian, German and Him Who created it. I am PLaza 1-0231 For information, please see Armenian. He visited the which bear his name. Yellow Page 620, Phone Book Christ, the Lord, Whom you U.S. in 1951, 1954 and earlier GIANT OF A MAN serve." Air-Conditioned Classrooms this year, when he addressed Voice Photo According to the writings of Ample Free Parking the annual convention of the St. Christopher Dominican Jacobus de Voragine Then the Lord Himself took T 500-526 N.E. 79th St. Catholic Press Association in in the 13th century, St. Chris- the giant into the water, bap- I SPRINKLER Near Bisc. Blvd. Washington, D.C. topher was a man of giant stat- tized him and gave him the ure whose original name was name of "Christopherus" Ask for free Literature WELL DRILU.., CO. In his new post Cardinal Ag- Pope John Names Offerus. (Christ-bearer). Phones: agianian will direct the congre- 13015 N.E. 14th A) PL 7-7623 MU 1-3568 gation which deals with all mat- Desiring to serve the The custom of placing medals ters relating to Catholic mis- North Americans strongest man in the world, and plaques honoring St. Chris- sions everywhere in the world. legend records that he enter- topher in automobiles and other The congregation has jurisdic- To Council Unit ed the service of the emperor vehicles originated during the The Perfect Combination! tion over some 32 million Cath- but learned that the ruler was 16th century when travelers olics in approximately 700 eccle- VATICAN CITY (NO — Five afraid of the Devil. Offerus gazed each morning on a pic- siastical jurisdictions, which are North American prelates are henceforth served the Devil ture or image of the saint and served by more than 25,000 among 57 churchmen named by until the day when he saw asked God to save them from priests, close to 10,000 Brothers Pope John XXIII to liturgical how the Devil trembled at the sudden death during the day. and over 65,000 Sisters. and theological commissions preparing for the Second Vati- can Council. Glasgow Gets Auxiliary PRAYER FOR MOTORISTS VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope They are Bishop John J. John XXIII has nominated Wright of Pittsburgh, Auxiliary BY POPE JOHN XXIII PRO-TECT-U Msgr. James Ward to be Auxil- Bishop James H. Griffiths of iary Bishop of Glasgow. New York, Msgr. Joseph Fenton O God, Almighty Father, Who neys to the Holy City, and were of the Catholic University of A One-Time has created man in Thy image close to Him on His way to America, Auxiliary Bishop Lio- TloJdh nel Audet of Quebec, and Arch- and hast infused in his body an Calvary, but now, assumed in- AWNING bishop M a x i m e Hermaniuk, immortal soul that yearns to to heaven, Thou reignest as WITH THE PATENTED CROWN C.SS.R., of the Ukrainian Cath- Thee and desires to come to Investment! They Last A Housetime! dirndl Queen of the World, Mother of olic Archdiocese of Winnepeg. Thee through the ways of faith, Goodness and Mercy, Road and • • • to rest in Thee, grant that we, 7134 Abbott Ave. All five were made members Gate of Heaven, protect us in FREE ESTIMATES engaged in driving along the Reliable Business Practices Miami Beach of the theological commission ot our earthly journeys; defend us F.H.A. TERMS roads of this world as automo- For Over 34 Years! 27 members and 29 consultors. from all dangers of soul and bile drivers in the service of our body to which we are continual- As in his previous appoint- brothers, may be always ments to preparatory com- ly exposed; make us kind and Call mindful of our grave responsi- HI 4-2525 UNion missions, Pope John has car- patient to those who put them- bility, and do show us the way pRQTECfti 6-3131 ried out his declared policy of selves into our care. 957 S.W. 27th AVE. giving an international charac- of charity and prudence. ter to their membership. Among Heavenly spirits, who fly the new members of the 0 Jesus, Incarnate Word, Who through space as messengers theological commission is Bish- whilst here didst travel the earth's roads over the seas to of the Most High, Saints of op Fran jo Franic, Apostolic Ad- Heaven, especially Apostles, ministrator of Split, Yugoslavia. flee Thy enemies, to heal the sick and to preach the Kingdom Missionaries and Christ-bearers, / Thee Wed... of Heaven, keep us and obtain for us such a lively faith Congolese Visit Lourdes strengthen us in goodness, and that we may direct our life to LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (NO preserve us always in Thy God, and be always ready for grace. Important words. So are these: "I give and bequeath to ..." — Auxiliary Bishop Joseph the last journey to our eternal Malula is leading the new Re- Immaculate Virgin, Who didst home, where with you we shall public of the Congo's national Both phrases look to the future. Your will, if it includes a burse or sustain the Child Jesus on the praise God forever and ever. pilgrimage to Lourdes this road to exile, and didst accom- Amen. month. pany Him on His boyhood jour- partial burse, makes that future Catholic. Be sure your will specifies (Three years indulgence under the usual con- a certain amount — from $20,000 down —• for the education of semi- For the past SIX YEARS ditions.) we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT narians for the priesthood — and our Catholic future here in our own for use at the many Catholic Institutions Vatican Library Given in the West Palm Beach area. Diocese. Rare Books By Pontiff Worth Chemical & Paint Co. VATICAN CITY (NO — The Vatican Library's collection of Requests for information and contributions to the Diocese for Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North rare books has been enriched by two special gifts from Pope burses should be addressed to: Father James J. Walsh, Director of Voca- LAKE WORTH, FLA. John XXIII, one a volume Manufacturers of printed in the Tibetan language tions, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT in characters made from blocks of wood. The second is a two- Interior and Exterior House Paints volume parchment edition of the Varnishes and Enamels Bible, handwritten and illum- Is there a priest in your plans for the future? inated in Naples in the 14th WHOLESALE — RETAIL century. It was given to the Telephone JUstice 2-6146 Pope by President Charles de Gaulle of France.

Page 10,, THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 ^.IIIMIIIIllllIlillllllMlllll.llliillU Catholic Journalists Cite = Diaie Ouldow Furdlure 1 I & Poliery to. | = #1200 Broadway 3 Man's Right To Information S Riviera Beach, Florida 2 — Mrs. Kay Savacool S By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK of the press was introduced = "The Pottery Center of the £= by the Latin American Union 5 Palm Beaches" 2 SANTANDER, Spain (NO — of the Catholic Press. It ech- 7IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIR Catholic journalists from oed the theme of the con- throughout the world closed gress's opening address by their sixth international confer- Father Thurston Davis, S. J., THERMO ence with a demand for free- editor's of America, New York weekly review. AIR SERVICE dom of information as "the na- AUTHORIZED tural right of man." This theme was set against a background of a current debate The Sixth Congress of the on freedom of information in Carrier International Union of the the host country, Spain. The Catholic Press also applauded resolution was submitted to the PLANNED SERVICE an invitation to hold ts next FACTORY TRAINED MEN closing general assembly of the • COMMERCIAL meeting in Ottawa, the Can- conference in the broader adian capital, in 1963. • RESIDENTIAL framework of worldwide de- 24 HOUR SERVICE At the five-day congress two mands for freedom of informa- Americans, Frank A. Hall, dir- tion. MU 5-3631 ector of the N.C.W.C. News Raimondo Mfnzini, editor of C A. WIEDERHOLD, President Service, and Floyd Anderson, the Vatican City daily newspa- 4555 E. 10 CT., HIALEAH managing editor of The Advo- per, L'Osservatore Romano, cate of Newark, N.J., were re- was elected president of the Tell Our Advertisers You elected to directive positions on union. "Saw It In The Voice" two of the union's three con- TWO NEW CITIZENS of the V. S. are shown Villa Marie Home for the Aged, Miami. Father stituent bodies. after ^naturalization ceremonies last Friday: Fedrowicz was a prisoner in nazi arid commu- Father J. Irvine Nugent, (left), president of nist concentration camps. The priests are con- Mr. Hall was elected vice ALL NEW - ALL NYLON Father Lopez High School, Daytona Beach, and gratulated by Father Anthony J. Navarrete president of- the Federation of Father Adolf Fedrowicz (center), chaplain of who became a citizen in 1959. Catholic Press Agencies, and Mr. Anderson was elected a Dayton Tharobred member of the board of the 2 PRIESTS TAKE U.S. OATH Federation of Editors of Cath- olic Publications. Dachau Prisoner Hew Citizen The resolution on freedom DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE A priest who spent a year in happy experience, the priest Something warm and human and \ for both his Faith and nation- wonderful happens when you send I a communist prison in Russia ality, is now Chaplain at Vil- stated. Also happy about Father FLOWERS from j and nearly six years Jn nazi la Maria Home for the Aged, Nugent's new citizenship is his concentration camps became a family in Omagh, County Ty- citizen of the United States last North Miami. rone, which includes four sisters otifGorilmsi have a puncture, Friday. He and Father J. Irvine Nu- and a brother. road service" Father Adolf Fedrowicz, gent, of Daytona Beach, were j speaking in heavy, broken^ among 132 people who pledged' j TERMITES o Try US For English, said that he was allegiance to the United States "very glad to become an WORK. ALL f wert — many Cthis trout William McCluskey, district same d« not sjeafc English) men don net usually speak English) DOWN PAYMENT well. nt Mate* All Prices. Ejch. f«r Recappablt Tire. Otherwise AM $3 per «f«. deputy, was guest of honor at Eipert TV repair mat; Hi-Fi Mi the installation. Other officers Father Nugent came to Flor- Steru Technician (English and FEMALE Spanish) are: Frank Peterson, deputy ida from Ireland six years Secretarial — Clerical — 18 (few PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO grand knight; Edward J. Camp- Electronic Technician knew shorthand in Eaglisk) ago and is president of Father Bwfckeepers — (OM speaks Eaglisk) • 2777 N.W. 54th ST. Teackers — 12 (3 tr se can. speak ell, Jr., financial secretary; Hd- Lopez High School in Daytona Central Office Work — I English) Medical Professien — raitiolegist; • 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7th AVE. bert F. Wessel, chancellor; Ar- Beach and, resides in' Our Receptionist — 3 thur O'Neill, recorder"; John male nurses; male nurse's' aid; • 10535 N.W. 27th AVE. • 5740 S. DIXIE HWY. Lady parish there. Interior Decorating (specialty, wall Lawyer — 1 • W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W. 7th AVE. Aymonin, treasurer; Robert O'- murals) 2 Registered Nursa — 1 HOMESTEAD: 916 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Brien, advocate; August Klo- From 1954 to 1955 he was sta- Night watclmai '' FacUry sewing — 11 (few speak English HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY borg, warden; Thomas Klepser, tioned at the Church of the Mechanic a«l Mechanic's nefper; Factory liny type) — 10 (few speak FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY inside guard, and Joseph Bari- Blessed Trinity, Miami Springs. Linotype mechanic English WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Carpenter an* Carpenter's nelpw luwstic wark (live wt) - IS (few mo, outside guard. Becoming an American is a Plumber speak English)

July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 11 Maryland: Sanctuary, Then Prison For Catholics This is the third of a series of articles reviewing ertions overseas, Lord Balti- exacted from Catholic settlers the position and experience of the practicing Catho- more died at this very time. who had violated the freedom lic in the life of the American community from Colo- Long delay or disaster could guaranteed to Protestants. nial times. The author holds a doctorate in American have been the fate of Catholic The sanctuary of Catholics Church History, has taught in various universities, and aspirations. But Charles I con- became the refuge of dissenters is presently Archivist and Historian of the Archdio- firmed the grant to the Baron's among the Puritans. Too soon cese of St. Louis. oldest son, Cecil. it was the Catholics who were By FATHER PETER J. RAHILL, PH. D. The second Lord Baltimore, to suffer from this charitable like his father a zealous Cath- hospitality. More' bitter than her father, attend the Anglican religious olic convert, proceeded with Henry VIII, and determined to services. the plans for a settlement in The colony had prospered protect her position as sover- the New World, Reflecting the during the 13 years that eign, Elizabeth I of England In the late 1500's the jails and Leonard Calvert was govern- prisons became so overcrowded struggles of Charles I with a used every possible means of recalcitrant Parliament, the or. At his death, however, suppressing her Catholic sub- with improverished Catholics charter was a unique docu- non-Catholics far outnum- jects. that the local officials begged bered the faithful and Lord the Queen to send no more. ment in two ways. First, all power in the colony was vest- Baltimore was forced to af Torture and death on the point a Protestant governor. scaffold were physical barbar- Thus Elizabeth was faced quently, the Act of 1593 pro- George Calvert. already was ed in Lord Baltimore. ities suffered by many. Vir- with a double dilemma, for she In 1649 the Maryland Assem- hibited them from leaving the high in the favor of the King, "Monarch of all he surveyed" tually all were afflicted by the did not want, to exile wealthy bly passed its justly renowned homeland. ^ike St. Paul, he then par- was true of Cecil Calvert with- fines imposed for failure to and influential Catholics. Conse- Toleration Act. This celebrated ticipated in the persecution of in the confines, of the grant. statute provided for religious On the other band, those the Catholics he later joined. Moreover, by the fourth section freedom for every Christian! who had no more than a pit- He was proirioted to Secretary of the charter Catholics had a Catholics may take everlasting tance or less were urged to of State; in appreciation of his refuge for the first time since pride that a commencement of quit the kingdom. This same service James knighted him Elizabeth I ascended the throne religious freedom in the United law made it treasonable for and bestowed a large estate of England some 70 years be- States originated from the faith- them to go to the continent. in Ireland. fore. With all Europe closed, the KING'S FRIEND ^ ful in the colony of Maryland. New World was the only pos- FIRST MASS SEVERE PENAL LAWS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC All this royal preferment As his father had done for sible refuge for persecuted Dissenters of every variety, Catholics. Lord Baltimore — the title the venture to Newfoundland, which had come to Calvert — Cecil Calvert made the colony therefore, had full rights with risked in order to embrace the open to all, Catholic and non- the Catholic founders. Soon the As early as 1583, both as givers were to be excluded from Complete Insurance Facilities sponsors and as emigrants, Catholic Faith. Fortunately the Catholic. Before they departed friendship of the King was re- he warned his co-religionists the enjoyment of the freedom Catholics participated in an ex- granted. About five years later -pedition under Sir Humphrey tained. Calvert, however, re- against giving offense by word signed as Secretary of State be- or deed to those not of the Catholicity actually was outlaw- PHONE FR 1-3691 Gilbert. In a disaster off the ed in the colony. "No Popery" cause he could no more take the Faith. Such caution was wise. 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. coast of Maine immigrants per- resounded as' loudly and vehe- oath of office than one of the MhAMI, FLA. ished together with Catholic mently on the Chesapeake as early Catholics could offer in- Once the project had be- hopes of an American refuge. come known violent protests it had in the Puritan Common- While a few^of the faithful par- cense before a statue of the wealth of Massachusetts. Roman Emperor. spewed forth. Those opposing ticipated in other ventures, the the sailing openly declared failure of these attempts After the death of Oliver In 1627 Calvert sailed with the fervor of Protestants caused the 16th century to pass Cromwell and the restoration Catholic and Protestant colon- would disappear if there Qualified to with no settlement for them of the Stuarts in England, the ists for Newfoundland. Early were no Catholics in England opened in the New World. colony was returned to Lord in 1629 Lady Baltimore and to hunt down. If wry humor A LEADER APPEARS Baltimore. Nonetheless, until their children followed. New- be permitted, the faithful then Serve You the American Revolution free- Not one of the old Catholic foundland was considered at- might be compared to a dog dom for the faithful in Mary- families but a convert, furn- tractive because of being track where without the elec- land was precarious. At times 1 V«HLv* irieans and the leader- closer to Europe and of the tric rabbit the hounds would restrictions were relaxed; ship of the first and only suc- same latitude, but the climate cease to run. rUNCRAL again the largest body of cessful Catholic settlement. As proved too rigorous for" the , P Catholics in the English col- HOM« a graduate of Oxford, it was colony to endure. But Cecil Calvert was as after James I had succeeded sturdy and unyielding as his onies were subjected to severe SON TAKES OVER Elizabeth that George Calvert father. Despite rantings and penal laws. Going southward, Baltimore threats the Ark and the Dove P A jpSBiRGER CATHOLIC returned from a tour of the A century later Maryland en- continent. was brusquely refused admis- bravely sailed forth and Funeral Director sion to Virginia because of his aeted legislation which weighed the perilous voyage across the down all property owned by ||| FUNERAL HOME From James Catholics had religion. To return to England Atlantic was completed success- hoped for toleration because for a second attempt was his Catholics with double taxation. fully. The first Mass in the Catholics of 18th.century Mary- FR 1-4423 "Services Within the of his own Catholic back- only hope. Maryland colony was cele- ground. But to further his land actually considered quitting 11923 S.W. 8th St. Means of All" James I had died but his son, brated by Father Andrew White the colony entirely to make a own ambitions, James had on the Feast of the Annuncia- acquiesced in- the execution Charles, was equally friendly new start in French Louisiana. tion, 1634. Only on the outbreak" of colon- of his mother, the romantic to the Calverts. To Lord Balti- GREATER DANGER ARISES ial disagreement with the moth- Mary Stuart. Any consider- more the King granted a char- er country prior to the Revolu- ation he may* have entertain- ter for settlement on both sides Lord Baltimore appointed his of Chesapeake Bay, stipulating brother, Leonard, Governor of tion was this proposal postpon- ed for the expectantly eager ed. Catholics vanished from the that the colony was to be nam- the colony. Friendly relations ed Maryland after Henrietta were established with the In- moment of the discovery of But Maryland, the Land of the unfortunate Gunpowder Marie, the French Catholic who dians and it was not from the was his Queen. red men that attacks came. Sanctuary, had become a pris- Plot to blow up the King and . on for the faithful. Whether Parliament.- Perhaps worn out by his ex- Armed forays were made shouted by Puritans or by Ang- against the new settlement licans, "No Popery" was the iaml faaJL £MahL TTlcudL by neighboring Virginians. cry in command. Toleration was Dangerous though these were, forgotten, religious freedom had "BUSINESS PROPERTIES" it was from within that the been blotted out on the statute J. E. MARQUA CO. 7906 N.W. 7th AVE. greater danger gradually books of the English colonies REALTORS MIAMI 50, FLORIDA arose. in America. NEEDSPACE? Federal Tax Consultants , PL 9-0563 Enclose Your Screen Porch or Carport Maryland was intended to Next week: Pennsylvania With PRO-TECT-U Quality Jalousies be a Catholic refuge but, as afforded Catholics freedom Family Dinners has been noted, immigration outside the law. For the past 25 yean, PRO-TECT-U has been noted for to the colony was not limited handling the complete details of converting porches and car- ports. ' • -• and Banquets to the faithful. Xor was there any restriction once settle- Austrian Parliament Signs Our representative will be happy to give you a quotation ^ a Specialty (without obligation/ of course) for all of the work including ment was successfully estab- masonry, stucco, and all labor and material. lished. Agreement With Vatican VIENNA (NO —Austria's FHA TERMS - NO DOWN PAYMENT Wrangling already had bro- Parliament has ratified the ken out among the Puritans agreement concluded earlier in America and non-conform- this year between this country •FULLY AIR CONDITIONED ists were expelled from the and the Holy See: FINEST IN ITALIAN Massachusetts Bay Colony. AMERICAN FOOD AT These and others found a haven Claims for the restoration of TECH on Chesapeake Bay. Rather Church properties confiscated REASONABLE PRICES MO 7-5681 (Ext. 1) than laboring under restric- by the nazis during their occu- 4525 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables PHONE PLAZA 7-6651 tions, some of these exiles ac- pation of the country were also In West Palm Beach area call 797 N.W. 7th AVENUE • MIAMI. FLA. tually were protected from settled. Still to be settled are ALLIED BUILDING SPECIALTIES, INC. Catholia aggression. In the first questions concerning marriage " )•" "SHELL'S CITY IS NEXT DOOR TO US" 5604 Georgia Ave. JU 2-7495 years two heavy fines were I FREE PARKING •••••••••••••IM OPEN 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. I laws and Catholic schools. 12 THf VOICE Mtami, Flo. July 22, 1960 Candidate Urges CTCONOfi FIRST. THEN SMITH De Conna Ice Cream Kennedy: 3rd Catholic To Run FLORIDA'S KEY TO GOOD EATING At Polls WHOLESALE SUPPLIERS TO By THOMAS E. KISSLING, ed 29,489 votes. The regular Hotels • Schools • Hospitals • Institutions (Continued from Page 1) NCWC News Service Republican ticket of Gen. Cafeterias • Restaurants • Etc. the Christian Church, is an al- Nomination of Sen. IJohn F. Ulysses S. Grant and Henry CALL US FOR COMPLETE LINE OF ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES umnus of Georgetown IJniversity Kennedy as the Democratic can- Wilson won the election with AND ICE CREAM NOVELTIES - ALSO HOME DELIVERY law school, a Jesuit-conducted didate for President of the Unit- . 3,5*7,132 votes. institution in Washington, D.C. ed States marks the third time ' It was more than a half cen- In his formal acceptance De Conna Ice Cream that a Catholic was so honored. tury later before another Cath- 3292 N.W. 38th St. Phone NE S-4832 speech in the Los Angeles Mem- olic appeared on a presidential orial Coliseum Sen. Kennedy No Catholic has ever been ballot as candidate for President dealt directly with the question elected President or Vice Presi- of the United States. He was of what role his religion will New York's Gov. Alfred Smith, play in the coming campaign dent of the U.S. but two previ- ous nominees — Charles O'Con- nominated at the Democratic — and after, if he is elected. convention in Houston, Tex., in How Mountain Valley Water He said he1 is "fully aware" or and Alfred E. Smith — were .1928. At the previous convention, it the Democratic party had devout and practicing Catholics in New York in 1924, he lost the taken "a new and hazardous at the time of their nomination, nomination to John W. Davis on Differs From Other Waters risk" by nominating a Cath- and/ remained so the rest of the 103rd ballot. 1. NO ADDED CHEMICALS. Mountain Valley reaches the olic. But he said the party by their lives. earth's surface pure. this step had "placed its At the 1928 convention, and in the campaign which fol- 2. CONSTANT LOW SODIUM. Ideal for Low-Salt Diet at all confidence in the American The first, Mr. O'Conor, was times. people, and in their ability to the candidate of the insurgent lowed, there was strong oppo- 3. EXPELS SYSTEMIC WASTE RAPIDLY. Famous for improv- render a free fair judgment." Democrats in 1872. A resident CHARLES O'Conor, born in New sition to him, especially York City in 1804, was nomi- among Southerners, because ing kidney action. Likewise, he continued, the of New York City, where he was born in 1804, he was the nated for the U.S. presidency in of his Catholic religion. 4. REDUCES EXCESS ACIDITY. Greater buffering strength delegates who chose him as their than most waters. son of an Irish immigrant. He 1872 on the Straight-Out Demo- candidate had placed their con- cratic ticket. He was the first But when Franklin D. Roose- 5. IMPROVES DIGESTION, particularly of proteins and fats. fidence in him and in-his ability became a prominent attorney velt hailed him as the "Happy and won many famous cases. Catholic nominee for the pres- 6. ALWAYS DELICIOUS—EASY TO DRINK. No unpleasant to render "a free, fair judgment idential post. Warrior" and placed his name effect, no seasonal variance. — to uphold the Constitution Mr. O'Conor, though not op- in nomination, Gov. Smith won and my oath of office — and to on the first ballot. U.S. Sen. Jo- 7. It comes to you from Hot Springs, Arkansas. posed to slavery, was a firm Reform party when their origin- reject any kind of religious pres- believer in state's rights. In seph T. Robinson of Arkansas • Drink 6 to 8 glasses daily... and sure or obligation that might January, 1861, he presided over al nominees declined to run. was his running mate in the judge its beneficial effect personally. directly or indirectly interfere the so-called "Pine Street Meet- Although O'Conor, refused to election which followed. Smith with my conduct of the presi- polled a popular vote of 15,016,- ing," in an effort to dissuade be a candidate and did not Mountain Valley Water dency in the national interest." 443 but lost to the Republican the South from secession. He take part in the campaign, •J (rem HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS candidate, Herbert Hoover, who Sen. Kennedy said his record disapproved of. the.use of armed his name along with that of received a vote of 21,392,190. Phone FR 3-2484 301 S.W. 8th St. in public life — "supporting force to coerce the rebellious Adams appeared on the ballot states. At the end of the Civil complete separation of Church as the Straight-Out Democrat- War he became, with Horace and State, and resisting pres- ic ticket. Greeley and B. Gratz sures from any source on any Greeley and others, one of the FRED E. sureties on the bond of Confed- Brown were the nominees of •••••••••••••••••••••• issue" —: should leave no doubts the other Democrats and also GOWING in anyone's mind as to where he erate President Jefferson Davis. TWIN CITY He acted as his senior counsel the Liberal Republicans. At stands on the issue of religion the election of November S, PLUMBING CO. and politics. when he was charged with trea- 1083 E. 23 ST. — OX 1-73221 son. 1872, Charles O'Conor receiv- (HIALEAH) He added: "I hope that no American, considering the His sympathies for the South really critical issues facing were perhaps the cause of his this country, will waste his nomination for the presidency, Conducted by franchise by voting either for .when a group of Democrats — the Religious of me or against me solely on repudiating the action of the Na- the Assumption account of my religious- af- tional Democratic Convention at of th* filiation. Baltimore, in June, 1872 — held "I am telling ,you now what another convention at Louisville, you are entitled to know: That in September. They nominated my decisions on every public O'Conor for President and John Resident & Day School for Girls policy will be my own — as an Quincy Adams of Massachusetts Situated on beautiful Biscayne Bay American, a Democrat and a for Vice President. Both men Elementary and Secondary * freeman." • •• were also selected by the Labor- College Preparatory and General Courses 1517 BRICKELL AVE., MIAMI FR 9-3323 Campaign Should Air Issues, Not Persons, Cardinal Says By PAUL G. LICANELI During the interview, con- ORANGi MILWAUKEE (NO — A call ducted at the residence of for candidates to start talking Archbishop William E. Cousins issues rather than personalities •of Milwaukee, Cardinal Cush- BLOSSOM in the presidential election cam- ing did not venture to predict paign was issued here by Rich- Sen. Kennedy's chances in FR 3-7447 ard Cardinal Cushing. November. The Cardinal-Archbishop of "He's on his own now," the Boston, here to deliver a ser- prelate asserted. "I would hope SQUEEZED DAILY •»n at a field Mass honoring in the coming campaign that the FROM FRESH CamiNus, patron of hospi- candidates start to talk issues. tals, spoke during a press con- I think the people are in the FLORIDA ORANGES ference. mood to hear issues discussed rather than personalities. He recalled his friendship with FLORIDA JUICE the family of U.S. Sen. John "I also know Vice Presi- F. Kennedy and his prediction dent Nixon. He is a good 2700 N.W. 2 AVE. that Sen. Kennedy would be campaigner. If he gets the nominated for President on the Republican nomination the MIAMI, FLORIDA first ballot at the Democratic coining months ought to be national convention. very interesting."

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July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Fid* Page 13 Bishops Honor Martyrs LONDON (NO — The canon- Barry College To Graduate ization of 40 English and. Welsh martyrs of the Reformation 47 At Exercises Thursday would provide an example of Bachelor of Arls degrees will be self-sacrifice in this age of ma- Forty-seven summer students conferred on Sister Marion Michael Bird, O.P., Mary E. Hayes, Josephine terial prosperity, the Bishops will be graduated from -Barry L. Plunkelt, Elisa A. Russo and Dan- ielle P. Velay. of England and Wales said in a College on Thursday, July(28 at Bachelor of Science degrees will be joint celebration of "Martyrs' 8 p.m. in the college auditorium. conferred on Sister M. Agnes Ann Sunday." The day was set Msgr. William Barry, P.A., Bouchard, S.N.J.M., Sister M. Clare Fox, O.P., Sister Mary Bridgetta Kel- aside by the Hierarchy to fur- pastor, St. Patrick Church, ly, S.S.J., Betty F. Angel, Helen J. Boeshart. Sara L. Crews, Letha E. ther the canonization process Miami Beach, will confer de- Horton, Madeline Frances Kelly, Mrs. Lorraine J. Shirley and Isabelle L. cf 40 martyrs of the 16th and grees to candidates who will be Thompson. 17th centuries. presented by Father Louis M. Siser Dominic Marise Sandin, O.P. and Sjster Maria Veritas Wright, O'Leary, O.P., chaplain. O.P., are graduates of Siena Heights College, Drian. Mich., but will re Father Laurence M. Barry, ceive their Bachelor of Philosophy de- grees during ceremonies at Barry S.J., of Loyola Academy, Wil- College. EVERGLADES ROOF mette, 111., will give the grad- uation address. State Control of Schools Underwater Ballet A choral group comprised Seen By Trinidad Prelate Beautiful mermaids perform of Sisters of St. Dominic, Sis- in a giant, glass-walled pool ters of Mercy, Sisters of the PORT - OF - SPAIN, Trinidad while you dine and dance in Holy Name and Carmelites, (NO — The Catholic archbishop will be under the direction of a plush setting overlooking here declared that "the Catho- Miami and the Bay. The Sister Thomas Gertrude, O.P. Master of Arts Degrees win be con- lic Church will never assent" to, sparkling "Roof Review" ferred on Sister Jacqueline ' Marie Voice Photos Roy. O.P., Mary Barbara Baker and any attempt to have the educa- with Mimi Bijou -fa The A. Rita Eisenberg. Casuals -^- Continuous en- Those receiving Master or Science tion of children "completely 15 ^UNS, including ' 14 Dominican Sisters with Sister Eulalia, O.P., faculty member at degrees include: Sister Daniel Mau- and one Sister of St. Francis, all former stu- the college since 1943. Eigbty-four Barry stu- tertainment from 7:00 p.m. reen Russell 'O.P.; Sister Ann Ro- subjected" to the government. mayne Fallon, O.P; Sister Ann Lor- dents at Barry College, renew acquaintances dents have now entered the religious life. •jf No Cover or Minimum. raine Horback, O.P., Sister M. Rose Rita Lavigne, S.N.J.M., Sister Nora Reservations -Suggested — Richard Leahy, O.P., Sister James Archbishop Patrick Finbar Anita McKillop, O.P., Sister Anne Je- RAMON FR 9-5461 rome Worcester, O.P., Harriet L. Ban- Ryan, O.P., took issue with the AT BARRY SUMMER CLASSES non, Emily G. Brion, Edna F. Chi- New 'Everglades Hotel, Bis- noy, Eugene H. Clark, Evelyn P. Gil- report of a special education bert, Simoff Googel, Pauline F. Here- cayne Boulevard on the Bay, ford, Verna R. Hodges, Jeanne-Ar- commission of the government 2nd to 3rd Streets, Miami, dath Janzer, Sol. H. Kalchman, Flor- ence C. Kenny. Jane B. Leone, Don- of Trinidad and Tobago which Florida. ald P. Linton, James E. Maurer, Nuns Hold 'Alumnae Meeting' Grace C. Merino, Lorraine E. Miller, Corinne B. Mitchell, Anthony R. was, he said, "a camouflaged Mosca, Gloria K. Murray, James E. Nation, Bertha E. Shouldice, William claim to exclusive control of ed- Fifteen nuns, all former stu- H. Thomas. ucation by the state or govern- dents at Barry College, have ment." returned to the Miami Shores China Refugees Ordained campus to participate in sum- HONG KONG (NO — Seven Against this, Archbishop Ryan mer school classes. refugee seminarians from Red reiterated the Catholic teaching China have been ordained here. Two of the Sisters are mem- that it is parents who have the The new priests, ordained by bers of the faculty for the Bishop Lawrence Bianchi, primary responsibility for the summer sessions which will P.I.M.E., of Hong Kong, will education of their children, and conclude with graudation on work in Formosa and among that it is the task of the state July 28. Chinese in Malaya and Korea. to aid them. Sister Raymond Clare, O.P., a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hull, West Palm Beach, is in- Clothes for the Entire Family! structing Chemistry classes and last year was stationed at St. AT BUDGET PRICES Anastasia High School in Fort Pierce. Sister Martha Marie, O.P., a FOUNTAIN'S member of the faculty at St. 728-730 LAKEAVE. — LAKE WORTH Matthew School, Jacksonville, is teaching History andis a daugh- DRESSES — SHOES — SPORTSWEAR ter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. i Condon, Sullivan's Island, S.C. PLAY CLOTHES — WORK CLOTHES H. N. FOUNTAIN SAYS: Fourteen of the Sisters are members of the Dominican ALUMNAE MEMBERS of Barry College, Sister Martha Marie, "You'll Always Save Here" Sisters of Adrian, Mich. The O.P., of the class of 1946 and Sister Raymond Clare,, O.P., a fifteenth is Sister M. Stella 1945 graduate, are on summer school faculty this year. Rose, of the Third Order of St. Francis stationed at Im- Sister Catherine Augustine, Palm Beach. Sister Marie maculate Conception High O.P.,_daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Veritas, O.P., whose parents School, Kingston, Jamaica. August H. Englert, Glendale, are Mr. and Mrs. John L. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N.Y., all of whom are members Wright, Sr., Birmingham, J. Wielatz, are residents of of the faculty at St. Rose of Ala., is a faculty member of Tampjh Lima School, Miami Shores. Sis- St. Matthew School, Jackson- ter Jacqueline Marie, 'O.P., a ville and Sister Mary Benita, Five of the nuns stationed in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.P., a daughter of Dr. and the Greater Miami area include L. Roy, Sylacauga, Ala., teaches Mrs. B. A. Bourne, Clewiston Sister Daniel Maureen, O.P., a at St. Patrick School, Miami is stationed at the Assumption daughter of Dan F. Russell, Mi- Beach. School, South Jacksonville. ami Shores; Sister Mary Cyp- rian, O.P., daughter of Mr. and , Two of the Sisters are facul- Since Barry College first op- Mrs. James Moyle, Jackson- ty members at St. Anthony ened in 1940, there have been 84 ville; Sister Marie Philomena, School, Fort Lauderdale. Sis- of its students who have ev' d O.P., daughter of Mrs. Sally ter M. Veronica, O.P. is the the religious life. Sixty be^ <& Mahan, Woodbaven, N.Y. and daughter of Mrs. Alma Gon- Sisters of St. Dominic of Adrian their, Amesbury, Mass., and and 24 entered other congrega- Sister John Leo, O.P., is the tions. Cleaners of daughter of Mrs. S. McNich- Fine Wearing Apparel ols, Phoenix, Ariz. French School Aid Law From Little Flower School, Brings Out Socialist Ire Fashion Hollywood, are Sister Felix Pal- "There is delicious eating in your future at PARIS (NO — France's So- da, O.P., a daughter of Mr. and cialist party voted unanimously Cleaners Mrs. Charles H. Palda, St. Paul, at their annual convention to Minn., and Sister Paul Anton, PLANT AND OFFICE work for abrogation of the law O.P., whose parents, Mr. and which grants state aid to private DINEY'S 2327 West Brcward Blvd. Mrs. Anton Michels reside in schools. • Sanford, Fla. Fort Lauderdale, Florida The Party's , resolution also DRIVE-IN Sister M. Clarence, O.P., stated that since the private 1428 N.E. 4th Ave., Fort Lauderdale Art Nominq Tom Horber Who teaches at Colegio San schools in question, including "Serving The Best Hamburgers On the Gold Coasf PHONE LU 3-8225 Antonio, Guayama, Puerto Catholic schools, receive state JA 3-2536 Rico, is the daughter of Mrs. aid, they should be expropriated HIGH OVER MIAMI! Clarence Coston, a resident of and administered toy the state. THE VOICE July 22, 1960 14 Miami, Fla. Women Make Retreat

RETREAT MASTER, Father Charles Mallen, Band is shown conducting one of the seven con- C.SS.R., a member of the Redemptorist Mission ferences held during the retreat attended by 98.

MOTHER OF EIGHT, Mrs. Donald Stout of St. goodbye to her husband, five daughters and Rose of Lima parish, Miami Shores, waves three sons, as she leaves for week-end retreat.

Voice PbctM MORNING PRAYERS and assistance at the Holy Sacrifice of tfie RECREATION PERIOD is observed in slence as those observing QUIET AND SECLUSION provide an atmosphere for meditation Mass celebrated in the chapel mark the beginning of each day. the retreat utilize the specially furnished reading rooms. on a section of the oceanfront reserved jor week-end retreatants.

ROSARY RECITATION is included in the re- Brown, St. Michael parish; Mrs. Hugo Krause, CATHOLIC BOOKS and pamphlets are available pher Book Shop of Coral Gables. John Barry,,r treat, program. Shown above are Mrs. Victoria St. Coleman parish; Pompano and Mrs. Gertrude for retreatants at the Golden Strand Hotel, Mi- a member of the store committee of the Knights Davis, Holy Redeemer parish; Miss Grace Mittan, Our Lady of Perpetual Help. parish. ami Beach, through the courtesy of the Christo- of Columbus who operate the shop is in charge.

July 22, 1960 Miami, Fia. THE VOiCC Page Taylor College Grant Given St. John's U. Mother Of Blessed Virgin, CDS Delegates' JAMAICA, N.Y. (NO — A grant of $25,000 was added to Program To Hit St. John's University perman- St. Anne's Feast Tuesday ent endowment furuK by Myron The feast of St. Anne, grand- Birth Prevention 24 and Anabel Taylor Foundation mother of Christ, mother of the PITTSBURGH (NO — The Inc., in memory of Myron C. Blessed Virgin Mary and pa- YEARS IN 28th biennial convention of the Taylor, former personal repre- troness of Christian Mothers, Catholic Daughters of America OPERATION sentative of President Franklin will be observed by the faithful concluded here with delegates D. Roosevelt to the Vatican and throughout the world on Tues- vdting to adopt a positive pro- former chairman of the board day, July 26. gram in opposing birth control. of United States Steel Corp. STEGEMAN Devotion to St. Anne, whose Heading the list of resolu- name signifies "grace," was tions gassed at the convention Jeweler discounts on popular as early as the sixth was the recommendation that century and is founded on the the Madonna Plan, approved standard brands bond which unites her to by the CDA at the 1958 con- of quality NEW president of St. Clement Mary and to the Incarnate vention, be given greater sup- Altar "and Rosary Society, Ft. Word. Since the 18th century port in its task of promoting FINE WATCH furniture, carpeting Lauderdale is Mrs. G. P. the name of Anne, which also Christian motherhood. Ganter. means "all-beautiful" has AND I drapes and bedding steadily increased in popu- The Madonna Plan, which through its clinics in underde- JEWELRY REPAIRING larity as a favorite name for girls. Since, according to leg- veloped areas helps save the Splash Party ; end, she was married three lives of children born into dis- I times, many young women ease and poverty, now has five avid Set Saturday '. have turned to St. Anne for "mother-baby" health centers 2304 Ponce de leon Blvd. help in finding a husband. throughout the world. Two are A splash party sponsored by in Algeria, one in Puerto Rico, Coral GaMes, Florida Isociates members of St. James Altar Although few facts are known one in Hong Kong and the fifth 38T1 n. miami ave. "Guild will be held Saturday, about the mother of Our Lady^ in Santa Fe, N. M. July 30 at the Hotel Kenil- miami 37, fla., pi 8-7661 ancient documents indicate that Medical care plus health and worth, 10205 Collins Ave., Mi- she was- a devoted wife and ami Eeach. nutrition education for mothers mother, obedient to the will of is provided at the centers. God and concerned for the hon- ; Mrs. Anthony Villella and The' CDA voted at this con- Mrs. Bart Di Mattina are co- or of her husband Joachim. SEE vention to contribute $10,000 chairmen in charge of arrange- CHILDLESS 20 YEARS to the Catholic Relief Serv- ments for the-summer benefit Following her marriage to ices — National Catholic Wel- which will begin at 7:30 p.m. FOR: him at the age of 14 or 15, Anne fare Conference for the con- Those attending are requested remained childless for 20 years tinuation of the Madonna Plan MWMWWWWMMWMWM to bring their own towels. and they both became a cause abroad. for reproach among the Jewish Tickets are available at 12975 ST. ANNE • L/1VCOLIV*MERCURY people who considered it a , Part of this fund is to be NW Seventh Ave., or by call- With Mary As Child allocated to the Puerto Rican ing MU 1-2670 or MU 1-5220. curse from God. While praying *EngIisli Ford fervently that they would be area where the CDA is conduct- Proceeds will be used for the granted a family, Anne increas- Christian centuries and the Fa- ing a campaign against dis- projects of the Altar Guild. ed their already generous giv- thers of the Church rejected the semination of birth control in- ing so that one third of their use of such legends, no feast formation. A special^ pamphlet income went to the Temple, an- was observed in Europe, in hon- will be published, stressing the GABLES LINCOLN MERCURY, ST. LEO other third to the poor and the or of St. Anne. sanctity of motherhood. 4001 Ponce de Leon, Coral Gables, remainder was retained for Brought to Europe by the A record total of $2 million HIGHLAND 3-4621 COLLEGE themselves. Crusaders, the name and leg- was expended by the Catholic i end of St. Anne was published Daughters of America for chari- M Preparatory School Ordered from the Temple by the famous Dominican Ja- table, religious and educational by the.. High Priest, Joachim cobus de Voragine in his programs in the past two years, A BOARDING wandered sorrowfully from "Golden Legend." Encourag- it was reported. the city of Jerusalem into the HIGH SCHOOL ed by the religious orders of desolate wilderness. For 40 A major part of the contri- the Franciscans, Dominicans, FOR BOYS days Anne knew not of his butions went to the bishops of Augustianians and-Carmelites, GRADES 9 TO 12 whereabouts until an angel ap- the diocese in which CDA is the veneration of the saint • Small Classes peared to her and said, "Anne, organized and was ' used for soon spread into all parts of • Unrivaled Study Conditions the Lord hath heard thy pray- the education of priests. • Unexcelled Outdoor the Christian world. Sports Facilities er and thou uhalt conceive and In. the Diocese of Miami, • Private Rooms bring forth, and thy seed shall A feast of St. Anne was cele- Court Miami 262 donated $1,000 be spoken of in all the world." For Information, Write brated in southern France in toward the education of priests the 14th century and in 1378 and Court Patricia contributed HEADMASTER Seeking Joachim, she ran to- Pope Urban VI extended it to the sum of $500. Think of us Saint Leo College ward the city gates outside of Preparatory School England at the request of the which she was met by her hus- Members of die Catholic Saint Lea, Florida king. The feast became univer- band who had had the same vi- Daughters of America from when you plan your sal in 1584 when Pope Gregory sion and revelation. South Florida attending the XIII extended it throughout the ' convention were Mrs. John M. HISTORY OF FEAST Wedding Breakfast, whole Church. Keenig, immediate past grand Since the names of Joachim regent of Court Patricia and a Banquet w Shower. TV I and Anne were given as the Dooley Returns To Laos delegate from, the Florida names of Mary's parents only in State Court to the convention; legendary works of the early LOS ANGELES (NO — Dr. Mrs. Luis Cubillas, grand re- APPLIANCES I Tom Dooley, famed jungle doc- gent of Court Patricia and tor of Laos, left International Mrs. Viola McCabe of Court CLOCK REPAIR Airport here on his return trip 6 Famous Mokes % • ANTIQUES • GRANDFATHER Miami 262. ir Lowest Prices * • SHIP ... and AM Types of Crocks to Laos after undergoing surg- •Jf Easy Bank Terms ' •!• JOSEPH H. KEHRHAHN ery for a chest cancer. He said More than $500,000 was con- if Guaranteed Services *£ 3rd Generation of German Clock that recent examinations show- tributed from the organization's Makers Will Call on Request ed no further signs of malignant general fund and from individu 2560 S.W. 8 St. HI 3-5166 growth. al CDA courts for the erection 7960 BISfcAYNE BOULEVARD of five side altars in the Na- 18288 COLLINS AVENUE tional Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D. C, the report said. Wedding Cakes provided entirely to your 643 N. Andrews BICYCLE SALES specification. JA 3-4337 TIRES and REPAIRS Other contributions included FT. LAUDERDALE ' scholarships for the education of nuns for teaching the handicap- ped, scholarships sponsored by- FERTILIZER .(23 individual courts for high school TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. 90 $ M and college education of youth, THE BIBLES 6-6-6 '2 - 4-7-5 2 and donations to various mis- FAMILY MEDALS FREE USE OF OUR SPREADER sion activities. THAT (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) MISSALS GREET) Bishop John J. Wright of PRAYS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and PICTURES SPOT HARDWARE Pittsburgh offered a Pontifical TOGETHER GREETING CARDS PRAYER BOOKS Mass at St. Paul's Cathedral STAYS ROSARIES to open the five-day conven- 127 N.E. 1st Ave. — Adjoining Gesu Church \PL 4-5111 10800 N.E. 6th AVE. tion. Bishop Vincent C. Waters TOGETHER STATUARY Miami 32, Florida — Since 1929 o£ Raleigh, N.C.. preached.

Page 16 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, I960 Voice Photos ST. HUGH GUILD president, Mrs. Frank Hewlett .packs a suit- PERRINE MOTHER, Mrs. Charles Liotti, president of Our Lady case in preparation for the South Dade Deanery weekend retreat of Lourdes Society at Holy Rosary parish, explains the meaning which opens tonight (Friday) at the Golden Strand Hotel. of the retreat to son Michael, 9, and daughter Colleen, 6.

RETREAT PLANS and list of reservations are discussed by Mrs. f Auxiliary Unit Julian J. Eberle of Little Flower parish, DCCW president, and S. Dade Deanery Retreat Mrs. Robert Stephens, Holy Rosary parish, deanery chairman. Plans Luncheon Miami DCCW Board Meets FORT LAUDERDALE — A Tonight At Miami Beach —DADE £wic (Ballot ~~~ ^~~" mid-summer luncheon and card Bishop Coleman. F. Carroll More than 75 women from ANNOUNCES party on Tuesday, July 26 at North Dade Deanery members will speak to members of the parisnes in the South Dade _ SPECIAL SUMMER CLASSES—«-« noon is planned by members who were unable to attend last board of directors of the Mi- Deanery have signified their in- of Circle 3 of the Holy Cross week are welcome: to make res- ami Diocesan Council of tentions to participate in the Hospital Women's Auxiliary. ervations for the weekend of I? Catholic Women during FACULTY INCLUDES weekend retreat which opens at Aug. 5, which has been desig- j luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Thurs- Mrs. Charles P. Burns is gen- < 6:30 p.m. dinner tonight (Fri- nated for "the East and South- | day, July 26 at the DiLido Franklin Yezer eral chairman for the benefit day, in the Golden Strand Ho- west Coast Deaneries, Father 5 Hotel, 155 Lincoln Road, Mi- Soloist Ballet Rusee de Monte Carlo which will be held at the Shrine tel, 17901 Collins Ave., Miami Fogarty said. | ami Beach. ik it Club, 844 NE Seventh Ave. As- Beach. sisting as members of the com- In addition, he added, his of- jp The summer meeting will J Affiliation members of the Barbara Rassel mittee are Merle Hughes, Sib fice has received reservations * be conducted beginning at 10 Protege of Anatole Vilzak Tight, Catherine McCormack Miami Diocesan Council of for future retreats from resi- *, a.m. by Mrs. Julian J. Eber- and Peggy Burns. ; Catholic Women from Miami, dents outside of the state. ^ le of Little Flower parish, 1501 N.W. 28th Street Telephone WI 5-1302 Coral Gables, Homestead, Wives of U. S. Air Force per- „ Coral Gables, president, and " Offering the Finest in Complete Beauty Care Tickets may be obtained by Perrine, Coconut Grove, Tav- sonnel stationed at Valdosta, \ plans will be discussed for calling Laverne Vetter at ernier, Marathon and Key Ga., will join Florida women it the coming year. JA 3-2109 or Evelyn Nuber at West will be present for the in the religious retreat sched- Beauty Salons LO 4-8902. exercises conducted by Fa- uled on July 29 and Aug. 5. # Those attending will in- Circle 5 of the auxiliary will ther Charles Mallen, C.S.S.R., ', elude presidents of the five Conveniently located in: % a member of the Redemptorist Included in the religious pro- ,- deaneries of lie council, of- JACKSON'S/BYRONS DEPARTMENT STORES % meet Wednesday, July 27 at 11 ; 45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables I a.m. in the home of Miss Belle Mission Band of Our Lady of gram is daily assistance at ? ficers and diocesan chairmen . . . Phone HI 4-3322 | Schwarz, 2530 NE 23rd St. Busi- Perpetual Help Church in Opa Mass in the air-conditioned ,; of standing committees. Palm Springs Village Shopping Center, Hioleoh |j Locka. chapel; recitation of the Ros- . . . Phone TU 7-4911 ness sessions will be followed by 51 East Flagler Street, Miami a coffee. ary, recreation in silence, con- Ninety-eight members of the fessions and Benediction. . . . Phone FR 1-4269 A luncheon and swimming as advertised 1736 N.W. 36th Street North Dade Deanery observed St. Anthony Club in VOGUE party for members of Circle 1 . . . Phone NE 3-2111 their closed retreat last week- The Christopher Book Shop Plans Card Party in the following will begin at noon on Thursday, end. Father Noel Fogarty, dio- operated by the Knights of Co- BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORES July 28 at the Escape Hotel, cesan director of lay retreats lumbus maintains a booth , FORT LAUDERDALE — A La Marick Cold Red and Bird Roads, Miami 2900 Rio Mar. The business was "very gratified at the large where reading matter and reli- summer card party to benefit . . . Phone MO 7-2523 meeting will precede the lunch- the Catholic Women's Club of St. 79th St. and Biscoyne Blvd. Miami turn-out" and termed the exer- gious pamphlets may be pur- Wave Special . . . Phone PL 4-3323 eon. cises "a very big success." Any chased by retreatants. Anthony parish will be held at one of the world's 305 Clematis St., West Palm Beach 1 p.m., Wednesday, July 27 in finest ivaves . . . Phone TE 3-1609 the air-conditioned, club rooms and in ... of the school. $15.00 Value BELK LINDSEY DEPARTMENT STORE Register Now! 101 S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale Mrs. Frank Wilmer is chair- Complete /1Q[) ... Phone JA 3-1108 man of arrangements assisted 0 by Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mrs. Edwin Goggin. Refreshments MAKE A WEEKEND RETREAT will be served. elte Academy of A THREE.DAY SPIRITUAL PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI Ex-Minister Received Charm, For Women: UTRECHT, The Netherlands Modeling and 6 p.m. Friday until 2 p.m. Sunday (NO — Henrik van der Linde, Agency, Inc. July 29, a former leader of the Dutch Protestant ecumenical move- August 5 r Golden Strand Hotel ment who told his astonished CHARMETU M0DLL STYLES BY M MARICK congregation that he was enter- > MIAMI PL 7-0572 For Men: * M. SPRINGS TU 7-5352 17901 Collins Ave. ing the Catholic Church "for M. BEACH UN 4-1736 August 12. ecumenical reasons," was for- Miami Beach, Florida os seen mally received and confirmed in VOGUE into the Church by Bernard Cardinal Alfrink, Archbishop of • Agency • Accredited • Licensed Choose a Weekend Convenient For Yourself, Then Mail This Utrecht. - Application Blank To Make Your Reservation. The Suggested , La Marick — South's Largest and Leading Beauty System , Offering, Covering Room and Board At The Hotel, is $20, Payable When On Retreat. ' • CORAL GABLES • MIAMI SHORES "Everything to Build Anything"

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July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Page 17 Udells Behind ; TOWN •By Doris R. Peters" ARQUND *r * In Vocations, VAITTIl CALLED ADVANTAGE. TO LOW DRIVER CALLED M£t4AC£ Archbishop Warns PRCSIDEMTIAL ASPIRANTS NEW YORK (NO — It would CM I USE THE CAR TONIGHT, Should Collegian Date POP, IF I PROMISE TO DRIVE. be "tragic" to put so much em- - AM' IP I l£ WANNA WORM younger' seems to be a good age larism. difference between boys and Your older sister should be girls who are dating. I think able to help your younger sis- Archbishop Thomas A. Boland it really depends on the individ- ter. If not, both of you should of Newark, N.J., warned that uals and their interests. talk to your parish priest. He the U.S. Catholic Church is will have wise and kind advice To the chagrin of the college "falling behind" in•" vocations. for all of you. bell, many of the fellows con- He pointed out that since 1950 _^ GROWS FASTER IN S0MM£g, PAtieKTS Fe<6H GOOD the total Catholic population has tinue to date the girls back * * * C risen 38 per cent, while the num- i*TOLD YOU TO por rr«T\ -BUTT TELL YA C <>06H,COU6K), home. Since you are home Dear Doris: COLO STORAGE, i ber of vocations increased only DOC CfO06H , CO06H ) , THER£S only on holidays and occasion- ( COUGH) NOT A CWOGH) THING- al weekends this is good in- I'm 17 and will begin my 16 per cent. CCO&H M£ WRONS- W(TH C ) surance against going out too senior year in high school often. in September. All my friends are allowed to date. What interests do you and T TP\ your 'Mary' Jane' have in com- My father says I can't go mon? Is she fun to be with? out on dates until I've grad- And does she feel at home with uated from high school. PRINTING your college crowd? Remember Don't you think my father Jerry, it's the girl, not her age, that counts. is old-fashioned? Betty * * • Dear Betty: Dear Doris: Every girl should have a man . . . Specializing I'm 17 years old. My fa- in her life — providing, of in Church Work ther deserted my mother course, it's her "old - fashioned when I was very young and father"!" : • when anything happens to Young People Keeping Faith disturb her she talks about Reverse the situation, Bet- • when I was very young and ty. What would you do if h« * BARBER what a horrible man he gave you free rein? Most par- Despite Pressure, Pope Says was. I feel that a child who ents are pretty reasonable. * SHOP N never knew her father Perhaps some are a trifle VATICAN CITY (NO — iences, young people are de- over-cautious. But that is un- • MANICURE should be allowed to be- Young people today are keep- votedly present. lieve he was a good man. derstandable. Your dad has BENNIS • SHINE only one Betty. He loves you ing their Faith despite the de- "In spite of the various She constantly reminds us (my sister 13 and my with a love^rou will never un- ROFFLER Christianizing influences that forms of de-Christianization at PRINTING older sister 22) that she derstand until you are a par- surround them, Pope John work, particularly in the ent. When that day comes you BARBERS XXIII said here. —/ could have placed us in an press, denying or offending orphanage but sacrificed may be a little over-protective, . COMPANY "For Men Who Care" too. """"ORIGINATORS —— The Pope was speaking to truth and in exact opposition herself more than neces- 1072 Ali Baba Ave. sary for us. ROFFLER some 300 Italian bishops and to the commandments of God, The habit of taking care of Opa-Loclca, Florida SCULPTURKUT 350 diocesan assistants who young people show that they • I realize mother worked you is one: your father has prac- want to increase it." ticed for 17 years. He is slow By Appointment Only direct the young women's hard for us but I tMrik her attitude is causing my to realize you are grown up. The Pope said that ,he finds • 2824 Ponce de Leon Blvd. -section of Italian Catholic younger sister to rebel. She So prove it to him. • evidence that young people are HI 6-9445 Action. never listens to my mother making the best of their modern Try to be an obedient and un-,. MU 8-6301 Coral Gables and constantly stays out The Pope said: • activities in literature and derstanding daughter. At the late. I'm moody and I feel "It is not true that human- sports and that their approach same t'/.ie use all your other ac- I'll never enjoy the com- ity is moving toward a path is the right one, namely "to tivities to show your dad that pany of a boy. I freeze up without light, without the grace subordinate (their activities) -to you really are a young lady. Do when I'm with boys. of. Christ and without the Gos- the duty of first providing for a good job in school. With mod- pel ... On all occasions, and the soul and observing the laws Mary Beth esty seek a leading role in particularly at general aud- of God." Dear Mary Beth: school and church activities. In this way your teachers or pastor Your mother has been hurt will speak for you. severely. But she has kept her Building To Start On St. Gregory's family together. For this she de- Perhaps your father has SALES OPPORTUNITY . . , serves much credit and help beea trained i« 'old country' _ PLANTATION — Ground- school m Florida, St. Brendan's, from you. Three affectionate and customs. If so, you might ex- t breaking ceremonies were held Miami, will teach at St.iGregory grateful daughters can do much plain group dating and Amer- An expansion program in the Advertising Department here Sunday, July 17, for St. School in" the first four grades. to ease the pain of her bitter- ican social customs to him: , ness. Invite your friends home. And , of The Voice presents profitable sales opportunity for Gregory Church which will be Masses for members of St. if possible have your father Try with all your h«art and several industrious "salesmen. Previous advertising or located about one-half mile Gregory parish, which was es- meet your friends' parents. northwest of Plantation Golf mind to outwardly show her .promotion experience desirable but not essential. tablished last year by Bishop your love. Be a greater help Club. But don't forget, Betty, old- Straight commission arrangement. Full or part-time. Coleman F. Carroll, are present- around the house; discuss fashioned parents have great ly celebrated on Sundays at 8, school affairs with her; take Write full particulars or call Mr. Dale at: According to Father Michael wisdom, tm sure if you are Keller, the first of the proposed ?, and 1© a.m. in Peters Ele- her to th« movies and con- tactful and show him you ar6' certs; include her in as many parochial buildings will accom- mentary School. mature your father will jreact of your activities as possible. modate 800 persons. An admini- favorably. Most of all try to understand THE VOICE stration building for the school, KC Gives Pope Check her problem. Then you won't Doris Revere Peters an- 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. which will be taught in three be irritated by her "constant swers letters through her portable classrooms, will be con- VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope column, not by mail. Young MIAMI 38, FLORIDA reminders." •. structed simultaneously. John XXIII has received a readers are invited to write PL 4-2561 check for $1,000 from 170 Give your father the benefit of to her in care of The Voice, The Sisters of the Holy Family Knights of Columbus from New the doubt. We never know what 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Mi- of Nazareth who staff one other York state. causes others to act the way ami 38, Florida.

foge 18 THE VOICf Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 FAMILY CLINIC Does Difference In Ages Affect Marriage? SAINT How important are age differences in marriage? LEO I'm in my early thirties and have started dating an attractive woman who has just turned 40. If I'm any judge of feelings, I think I'm falling in love with her. COLLEGE Conducted by Will the fact that she's considerably older than I affect The Benedictine Fathers our happiness in marriage? I want to do what's best Boarding Facilities tor Young Men. Young Women accept- for both of us. ed as Day Students. University Parallel and Pre- By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. professional Courses Leading toward All Degrees. You have two separate factors to consider in your case, For Information, Write Terry. First, there is the relationship between age at marriage THE REGISTRAR Saint Leo College a" '• the likelihood of having a family; and second, the significance Saint Leo, Fla. i .ge differences for marital happiness. Both factors merit serious consideration so we shall discuss them separately. Because most women in our culture experience the termination of their child-bearing ability during their forties, SERVICE there is some probability that your marriage would be child- ON ALL less or, at least, blessed with a few children. Of course FORMS OF there are fortunate exceptions to the general rule, but you INSURANCE must consider this possibility and accept its consequences realistically.

Further, it is quite understandable that women who have not borne children before 40 may be reluctant to attempt mother- J. JOSEPH SINNES hood at a later age. They may feel physically and psychologically somewhat inadequate for the task since the bearing and rearing style of life (partner may cherish different ideals concerning LEARN of children are normally associated with a much earlier age in travel, entertainment, saving, living arrangements, social AGENCY TO DRIVE our society. Although your prospective partner may share none aspirations, and so on.) of these sentiments, prudence demands that you discuss this DOOR TO DOOR 701 First National Bank Building problem honestly and frankly before marriage. Some late mar- Of course young couples must work out adjustments in many SERVICE IN PALM BEACH MIAMI riages encounter difficulties on this score either because the similar areas, but since they are younger, they have not de- COUNTY partners gave little thought to the practical implications of veloped such clear-cut individual patterns. All of these prob- Jock Grant, Director lems can be handled satisfactorily by intelligent couples, Terry, PHONE FR- 9-6441 parenthood or implicitly assumed that their marriage would be AA AUTO SCHOOL childless. provided they are faced up to and settled realistically before 223 FERN STREET marriage. If you are as wise as you are willing, you will discuss West Palm Beoch Representing them now so that you can both see the full dimensions of PHONE TE 3-8429 The Travelers Insurance Companies Partners Look In Same Direction DELRAY BEACH, FLA. For 25 Years , your commitment when you marry. The factor of age differences in marriage probably generates CR 6-9888 ^_ ' V

more popular concern than it deserves. Some couples are highly • • •' In the center of the city. Motel rooms and apartments. sensitive about their differences in age, particularly if the wife Air-conditioned and heated. Free 21" TV in all units. (Father Thomas will be unable to answer personal "The Finest In Motel Living" is older or the age difference is over five years. There are no letters) solid grounds for such concern. Within reasonable limits, age THE RAMONA MOTEL = is not necessarily related to the development of mutual love and 3301 W. FLAGLER ST., MIAMI, FLA. Phone HI 8-9274 companionship. Besides, even if the wife is older at marriage, it Convenient to Orange Bowl Stadium and St. Michael's Cotholic Church. appears that after women reach 25, many have fewer birthdays JOUL BaxbtK RADIO-TV than men. According to census reports, there's an unusual num- ANCIENT ber who are 29 or 39, going on — indefinitely. Call PL 4-28(1 For A Cheerful Estimate "There Is No Substitute For Experience" When couples marry in their early twenties, as a good percentage in our society do at present, husbands tend to 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE be several years older than their wives because among other "Serving Miami Shores and Surrounding Areas** things they must be able to support a family before they can prudently marry. A fair estimate would be that the hus- band is older in about three-fourths of the cases, the wife is older in roughly one out of 10, and the couples are the OFFICERS same age in the remainder. IN THE 12th CENTURY, WILLIAM O'NEIL CHAIRMAN Alfonso VII, King of Leon, Because you will be older than the average couple at first CHARLES H. ALCOCK Castile and Galicia success- PRESIDENT marriage, the general pattern need have no siginficance for you. fully drove the Moors from Open Daily and Sunday Success and happiness in your marriage will depend, as it does NORMAN W. LEWIS his kingdom. In gratitude 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT to God, he founded, in 1141, in all marriages, upon your ability to develop unity and com- the MONASTERIO de SAN Guidad Tours in English panionship by welding your individual differences into a loyal BERNARDO de SACRA- and Spanish partnership. Happy couples are not merely individuals who are THE MENIA in an isolated valley capable of interacting; they are partners who have learned to in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian look in the same direction. Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten until 1925 when discovered and purchased by Wm. Randolph Hearst. Disassembled and shipped to America, this Roman- Must Modify Established Habits JOULEVARD esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a Your major difficulty will not stem from difference in age. —Setting New Standards New York warehouse until 1951 when the. Monastery was pur- Because you are marrying late and probably have developed chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida well-defined individual life-patterns, your main problem will con- for Banking where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all Ha sist in modifying your established habits and personally satisfact majestic, medieval splendor. ory aims to fit into the intimate unity required by marriage. Service Up to the present, your way of life, your plans and goals, BRING YOUR CAMERA have centered primarily on yourself. When you marry, you must One Block West of learn to feel, think and plan not only in terms of another, but with another, that is, you share a common destiny that focuses Biscayne Boulevard at 167th Street on the "we" rather than the "me." S or K Miami Beach bus connects with Haulover Beach bus, direct to entrance. The most common areas of disagreement in late mar- . . . the Friendly riage are: the wife's job (should she abandon a highly Bank on the Boulevard CHILDREN - ADULTS lucrative, promising career?); finances (she may have saved 6 to 12... 70c • $1.25 a considerable sum and wish to control its use); life-goals Members of Clergy admitted Free (she may have more ambitious goals than her husband);

July 2% 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 19 Esfafua de Fray Junipero MENSAJE PONTIFICIO AL Serd Erigida en Guadalupe CONGRESO DE PRENSA CIUDAD DE MEXICO, de Junipero Serra, francisca- SANTANDER, (NC) .— Manzoni de no ser jamas tral- (NC).—Ante unos 300 miem- no espanol del siglo dieciocho Texto del mensaje pontificio dor a la verdad, el Pontifica ibros del Serra International que vino primero a Mexico al VI Congreso Mundial de la les invitaba entonces, a po- el arzobispo primado de Me- para marchar luego a Califor- Prensa Cat61ica recien cele- ner mas exactitud y mas obje- xico descubrio aqui la esta- nia donde fundo numerosas brado aqui. tividad en el ejercicio de su tua de fray Junipero Serra misiones y abri6 paso a la ci- profesion. Es este un pensa- erigido detras de la basilica vilizacion. El mensaje estaba dirigido miento que le es querido y de Guadalupe. al Conde Jos6 Dalla Torre, sobre el cual desea vivamente En Dallas asistieron a 1& director emerito de L'Osser- que el periodista cristiano m« Los peregrinos vinieron en convencion unas 1,800 perso- vatore Romano, quien ha si- cinco aviones desde Dallas, nas entre sacerdotes, afilia- do durante 30 aiios presiden- dite con frecuencia a fin die Texas, donde acababan de dos al Serra y sus familiares. te de la Union Internacional inspirar en el, cada vez mis, celebrar la XVIII Convention Patrocind la asamblea el de la Prensa Catolica. Envio su acci6n. "No podemos me- del Serra, organization cat6- obispo de Dallas-Fort Worth, la carta en nombre de Su nos -—afirmaba de nue*vo el lica para la promocion de las Mons. Thomas K. Gorman. Santidad el Papa Juan XXIII Papa, en su primera Carta rocaciones sacerdotales. su Secretario de Estado, car- enciclica Ad Petri Cathediraon El cardenal Albert Meyer, denal Domenico Tardini. —de exhortar especialmep El arzobispo de Mexico, arzobispo de Chicago y ase- te a la exactitud a la pru- Mons. Miguel Dario Miranda, sor episcopal del Serra, Iey6 En el boletin de NC del 6 dencia y a la discrecion en la que habia asistido a la Con- un mensaje del Prefecto de de julio se dio un extracto ca- presentacion de la verdad a vention, pidio aqui a lots la Sagrada Congregaci6n d« blegrafico del mensaje. Sigue aquellos que por sus libros, miembros del Serra que pro- Seminarios y Universidades, UN MIEMBRO de la jerarquia chilena visita las oficinas cen- ahora completo: sus revistas, sus periodicos, si gan su labor por una vida cardenal Giuseppe Pizzardo, trales de los Servicios de Ayuda Catolica de Nueva York, hoy tan numerosos, ejercen outenticamente cristiana en en el que se exalta la labor Reunidos en una bella pro- tal influencia sobre el espki- todos los paisas y por el fo- "National Catholic Welfare Conference". Es el el Obispo vincia espanola de Castilla la tu de sus lectores". (Carta en» en pro de las vocaciones sa- Raul Silva Henriquez (derecha) de Valparaiso y presidente de mento de las vocaciones. cerdotales "como la mas que- Vieja, del 6 al 10 de julio ciclica Ad Petro Cathedram, rida por el Soberano Pontifi- Caritas, Organizacion Caritativa Nacional Catolica de Chile. proximo, los miembros de la 29 de junio de 1999). Entre los peregrinos figu- ce". Aparece con el Edward E. Swanstrom, gerente y director eje- Unidn Internacional de la raban quince sacerdotes. cutivo de la CRS. Hay doa millones de personas sin hogar Prensa Catolica van a cele- EL AMOR A LA VERDAD Mons. Miranda les hablo en La labor del Serra —dice en Chile. brar su VI Congreso de San- Ingles rsfirienidose a la obra el cardenal Pizzardo—, ea tander centrando sus trabajos Es, por otra parte, esta una santa causa, que debe en el tema particularmente amor a la verdad el que sos- transf ormar y estimular a to- importante y actual de "La tiene los esfuerzos del puibli- Otorgan Visado dos los serranos de forma que Comprension, Respefo, Objetividad Prensa catolica lazo de union cista cristiano y le da la se» lleven una vida de santidad. entre los pueblos". Accedien- guridad, segiin la rica expre- CHICAGO, (NC). —JUs au- do gustoso a la peticion que si6n de San Pablo, de qu« toridades sovieticas otorgaron El cardenal Meyers se re- Guia Para la Prensa Catolica usted le ha dirigido, el Santo "obrando segtin la verdad y visado de salida a la sefiora firio luego a la carta del Pre- Padre hace los mejores votos en la caridad" (Eph. 4,15), Ana Prun.^ki, de 72 afios, ve- fecto de la Congregaci6n d« POR Jaime Fonseca por la fructifera labor de sus colabora al adyenimiento del Seminarios y Universidades reino de Di-03 en el que esti cina de Kaunas, Lituania, y presidente de la Junta Nacio- sion de la Prensa de la Igl«- pr6ximas sesiones. madre del Padre Jose Pruns- diciendo que suponia un re- llamada a entrair la humani- conocimiento de lo realizado nal de la Prensa Cat61ica hizo sia. Los Pontifices Romanos en dad entera y donde encuen- ki, director del diario litua- un llamamiento en favor d« no de Chicago, Draugas, y por el movimiento, que, al Mons. Pedro Cantero, obis- el transcurso de los ultimos tra su unidad profunda. El promover las vocaciones sa- la "solidaridad y la objetivi- decenios se han preocupado Santo Paidre se hacia eco del parroco de San Jorge, aqui. dad" como premisas de la mi- po de Huelva, pronuncid el El Padre Prunski, que no ha cerdotales, tiene tambien co- discurso de clausura del VI frecuentemente, no lo igno- Apostol en estos terminos, visto a su madre desde hace mo "objetivo constante" ex- Congreso Mundial de la Pren- rara, de las tecnicas moder- en el documento citado arrl- aiios, espera reunirse con ella poner "con profunda convic- sa Catolica celebrado aqui. na« de difusion y, principal- ba: "De la adquisicion de la dentro de anas semanas. Cuan cion que el sacerdocio es el mente, de todo lo concer- verdad plena, entera y since- don mas excelso que Dios da Un Millon de El Congreso tuvo como 1«- niente a la Prensa. Bastaria ra, debe fluir necesariamente do el primer ministro ruso, ma el de "La Prensa Catolica Nikita Khrushchev, visit6 a los al hombre". recordar la exposici6n de la union de los espiritus, de Estados Unidos en noviembre Catolicos en lazo de union entre los pue- Prensa promovida, en otro los corazones, de las accio- de 1959, el Padre Prunski le Asistio taimbien a la con- blos". tiempo, por Pio XI en el Va» nes. Las oposiciones, los litl- pidi6 que permitiera a su ma- vencion el arzobispo de Pue- Mons. Cantero pidi6 ante ticano, asi como las muestras gios, los desacuerdos nacen dre partir d« la Union Sovie- bla, Mexico, Mons. Octavian© Malagasy todo a los periodistas cat61i- de solicitud dadas por Pio XII en primer lugar del hecho da tica. Marquez Toriz. cos que den prueba de "Com- a los periodistas en muchas que la Verdad no sea conoci- TANANARIVE, Malaga- circunstancias. Y uno de los da". Es evidente que. la Pren- SY, (NC).—La Repiiblica Ma- prension, respeto, amistad y objetividad en sus informacio- primeros gestos de Su Santi- sa Catolica tiene un papei lagasy, independiente desde dad Juan XXIII fue el reci- importante en el acercamien- el 26 de junio ultimo, cuen- nes sobre la vida, la historia y los problemas contempora- bir en la Sala Clementina a to de los hombres por el co» Proyeccion International de lata con casi un millon de ca- los enviados de diversos ser- nocimiento de la verdad. Asf, tolicos. neos de los pueblos", y se- gundo, que procuren destacar vicios de informacion para pues, con justa razon, el Con- cuanto "acerca y un» con pre- agradecerles su actividad con greso de Santander estudiari Llamada antes Madagas- motivo de los funerales de su las responsabilidades de la car, es una isla algo mayor ferencia a lo que divide y an- Prensa Catolica tepone". • -Predecesor y en el momento verdad, en este ambito, y pra- que Francia, situada paralela de su propia elevacion al Su- cisara en que medida puede a la costa sudeste de Africa. SANTANDER, (NC). — La hablo sobre la necesidad de El presidente de la JNPCE premo Pontificado. Comen- ser un lazo de union entre lo» intercambio informativo y so- Tienen una poblacion d« 5,- tando la bella resoluci6n die pueblos. prensa catolica debe intere- 071,000 habitantes y ha si- exhort6 tambien en favor d« sarse por los asuntos inter- bre la preparaci6n de perso- la "unidad de mente, de cora- nal. Los delegados latinoame- do colonia francesa diesde nacionales y analizarios de- 1896. z6n y obras, junto con la al- toidamente. ricanos trataron ese ultimo tura de intenciones entre los NUESTRA PARROQUIA Gary MacEoin, director de asunto con el RP Eugene Cul- Lois Portugueses intentaron propios periodistas" catoli- la revista La Hacienda, de hane SJ, de la revista neo- colonizarla a principios del cos. Nueva York, y representan- yorquina America y presiden- siglo XVI, pero fueron san- te de la Union International te del comite de enlace entre grientamente rechazados, jun La prensa catolica, dijo, de la Prensa Catolica en las la Asociacion de la Prensa Ca- to con los sacerdotes domi- "debe alertar e informar a la Naciones Unidas, abogd en tolica Norteamericana y la nicos que les acompaiiaban. opinion piiblica con criterio ese sentido durante un de- ULPC. Aguiar tuvo ademas Otros intentos lusitanos en el seguro y coherente". Sefial6 bate del VI Congreso Mun- palabraa de elogio para NC siglo XVII encontraron tam- luego a los dirigentes de la dial de la Prensa Cat61ica, por el servicio que presta a bien un fracaso parecido. Union Internacional de la celebrado aqui. Segun Mac- la prensa catolica latinoame- Prensa Catolica la necesidad Eoin ciertas publicaciones ca- ricana. Tampoco tuvieron exito los da intensificar los esfuerzos tolicas de bastantes paises "no Jean Pierre Dubois, miem- esfuerzos colonizadores de en favor de la solidaridad pro- se percatan de la influencia Francia realizados durante el fesional para "formar una bro del Comite Permanente conciencia clara die nuestras que los organismos de las Na- para los Congresos Internar mismo siglo, de suerte qua ciones Unidas ejercen para la tareasa apostolicas. cionales de Apostolado Seglar hasta mediados del siglo XIX formacion de la socledad inun expreso la esperanza de que no hubo sino intentos aislados El obispo de Huelva recor- dial del mafiana". las organizaciones catolicas in d6 extensamente las orienta- Cesar Luis Aguiar, secre- ternacionales lleguen a esta- y distantes para convertlr al ciones de Pio XII y da Su tario d« la Union Latinoame- blecer un apostolado de km- pueblo Malagasy. Santidad el Papa Juan XXIII bito mundial. ricana de la Prensa Catolica Los primeros en iniciar mi- sobre el deber de servir a la siones aqui, ya en el siglo verdad como unico camino ha- XIX, fueron los Padres del cia la unidad y la paz. "La MISAS LOS DOMINGOS Espiritu Santo cuya obra con- ocultacion, el desprecio o la tinuaron los jesuitas en 1845, tergiversacion de la verdad, CON SERMON EN ESPAWOL Estos ultimos dirigieron sus como violacion del derecho esfuerzos a las tribus de raza del hombre y de la opinion IGLESIA DE CORPUS CHRISTI Hova per ser el grupo doml- publica a conocer la verdad, 3230 N. W. 7th Are,. MAMI — 12:55 P. M. nante en la Isla. Los misione- segiin exigen el bien comun ros protestantes habian sido nacional e initernacional, son IGLESIA DE ST. MICHAEL causa y raiz de todos los ma- activos desde principios del les que envenenan a los indi- 2935 W. Flagler St., Miami — 10:00 A. M. siglo, por lo que hubo epocas de conflicto entre estos dos viduos y a los pueblos". IGLESIA DE LITTLE FLOWER grupos cristianos. Mons. Cantero cito palabras 1270 Anastasia Are., Coral Gables — 12:00 M. del Soberano Pontifice al de- El numero de catolicos su- cir que "la unidad y la paz son IGLESIA DE STS. PETER & PAUL ma ahora a 989.665 y el d« hoy aspiracion espontanea, 900 S. W. 26th Road, Miami — 12:55 M. protestantes a 900,000. unanime y profunda de todas las gentes sencillas y de bue- IGLESIA LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION Hay 3 arquididcesis y 11 na voluntad, a la vez que la diicesis con 3 obispos natl- "iTiene algun caramelo que dure todo el dt'a y que •>• tt:30 AM —68 W. 42 PLACE, HIALEAH exigencia mas actual del vos. Evangelio". se note cuando nos paremos a leer?".

Page 20 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 Recortes Cuarto Congreso de Prensa Catolica en Espana SANTANDER, (NC). — Un jesuita norteamericano pidi6 aqui a los periodistas catolicos que insistan en el logro y pro- Comentarios mocion de la libertad de prensa. RVDO. ANTONIO El RP Thurston N. Davis SJ, director de la revista DE NAVARRETE America, de Nueva York, habld en la primera sesion publica del VI Congreso Mundial de la Prensa Cat61ica, celebrado del CUBA Y SU HISTORIA 6 al 10 de julio en la Universidad santanderina Menendez y El politico espanol Emilio Pelayq. Castelar sostuvo siempre que el medio de conservar la isla "Me atrevo a afirmar de forma categorica", dijo, que de Cuba era la libertad. En la "fracasara nuestro intento comiin de llevar la luz de Cristo eesion de las cortes contitu- al entendimiento de los hombres si no nos consagramos sin yentes del dia 25 de mayo del reticencia alguna al ideal de franqueza y libertad que es ca- 1870, pronuncio estas pala- racterfstica de la mentalidad contemporanea. Como ya se ha bras: dicho, cada uno de nosotros actua en un clima distinto y sin- No podemos absolutamen- gular, que solo conocemos a fondo quienes vivimos en el, y te, en pleno siglo 19, dado quienes comparten nuestra historia y nuestras preocupaciones el estado de America y de las especiales". ideas que alii dominan nsar el regimen de autoridad y de Pero —lo afirmo—, "cualesquiera que sean las circunstan- fuerza. Los pueblos lo prefie- cias en cada caso, de ningun modo hemos de traicionar la li- ren todo, absolutamente todo, bertad fundamental de los hijos de Dios. Esa libertad debe- a vivir en la maquina neu- IMPARTIENDO INSTRUCCIONES sobre seguridad en transito en el Centro Hispano Catdllco, matica del despotismo.. mos sostenerla con cada una de las palabras que publicamos. aparecen arriba el Delegado Sheriff Joseph Fernandez de la parroquia de San Pedro y San Pa- Como periodistas catolicos, debemos reclamarla con insisten- La historia die Cuba es blo. Cualquier information concerniente a este y otros programas del Centro, pueden obte- cia para nosotros y para todos aquellos con los cuales cola- wna lucha por la libertad y nerse llamando por telefono al FR 1-5657. boramos en el ejercicio de nuestra profesion. Es evidente, si es cierta la frase, de que por lo demas, que debemos usar de esa libertad con pruden- 3os pueblos se enlazan con la cia. Pero para usar de la libertad es preciso, ante todo, ob- muerte el mismo dia en que tenerla". ee divorcian de su historia, Irascendental El Padre Davis recordo la posicion clara de la Union In- se comprende que cubanos ' SECCION ESPANOLA i ternacional de la Prensa Catolica respecto a esa cuestion, con gran personalidad inte- manifestada por ejemplc en abril ultimo, cuando apoyo un lectual y moral comiencen a la Mision de proyecto de declaracion de las Naciones Unidas sobre liber- preocuparse seriarmente por OE tad de informaci6n y en el congreso celebrado en Lima el la suerte de Cuba, pues na- Periodistas ano 1959 por la Union Latinoamericana de la Prensa Cat6- die podrA negar que Cuba se lica, rama de la Union Internacional. esta divorciando de su his- CIUDAD I>E!L VATICANO —(NC)— La Radio Vaticana Todos vosotros admitireis sin duda, afiadio el Padre Davis, toria. haWo de la prensa catolica co- "que el vital ejercicio de la libertad es, cuando menos, uno • * • mo de uno de los mejores ins- VOICE de los agentes principales de la unidad, no solo entre los trumentos para "promover el catolicos, sino tambien entre todos los hombres de buena El domingo pasado una entendimiento internacional ********************************************* voluntad". mulititud Vibr6 a la salida d« en profundidad y anchura". la catedral de La Habana y Al informar sobre el VI MEXICAN La historica "Campana de Ciertamente —concluy6—, "en esta ocasion en que nos en ese coro de voces afirmai- Congreso Mundial de la Pren- INDEPENDENCE la Libertad" de Mexico apa- reunimos para estrechar los vinculos que nos van acercando a sa Catolica, recien oelebrado recera en los sellos de 4 cen- la unidad, hemos de reconocer que no puede haber uni6n iban sencillaniente: "Cuba si, en Santander un comentarista 1810 .M^, I960 tavos de EE. UU. el proximo Rusia N6". de RV senal6 la trascendencia real, ni vitalidad, ni resultados duraderos, sin una adhesi6n 16 de Septiembre, en Los An- sincera y un&nime al concepto y a la teoria de la libertad, y, de la mision de los periodis- geles, para conmemorar el tas, "requeridos especialmen- 150 aniversario de la inde- ademas sobre todo, sin una dedicacion sincera y unanime a su laboriosa aplicacion en todo el muiido". Dos frasas sencillas, pero te por su profesion a enten- pendencia mexicana. La cam- contundentes, pues afirmai- denr la vida en escala mun- pana es la de la iglesia de Do- i>an los derechos del pueblo dial". lores, cuyo prelado, padre Mi- cubano vivir eonforme el Refirtendose a la prensa en guel Hidalgo, el dia 16 de espiritu de cubanidad que general, afiadid que sirve co- Septiembre de 1810, hizo re- Fallecio el Cardenal Fumasoni no es otro que el espiritu de mo medio de informaci6n, picar llamando a filas para in- democraeia y de cristianismo. "para iluminar y persuadir; dependizarse de Espana , Es decir, afirmaban los d«- para dividir o unir, destruir reohos del pueblo cubano a o edificar; para levantar trin- Dicha campana reposa aho- vivir eonforme a su historia, cheras o construir puentes de ra en un nicho a la entrada Prefecfo de Propaganda Fide repudiando a quienes quiera amistad y entendimiento en- del Palacio Nacional de la ciu- tre los pueblos". ROMA, (NC).—La muerte En 1919 fue trasladado a que pretendan estructurar 1* dad de Mexico, y es tocada del cardenal Pietro Fumasso- Tokio como primer delegado vida social y politica cubana El Congreso de Santander cada afio por el presidente de ni Biondi reduce el Sagrado tuvo como lema el de "La apost61ico, y en un ano visitd •obre bases antidemocrati- Mexico durante el dia de la Colegio a 84 miembros, de los todas las diocesis y misione* cas y anticristianas que por Prensa catolica lazo de uni6n U.S POSTAGE independencia. cuales 32 son italianos. entre los pueblos". del Japon y Corea, que en- eerlo lo son tambien anticu- El cardenal Fumasoni tonces formaba parte del im- banas. Biondi fallecio en Roma el 12 perio japones. de julio a los 87 afios de edad. Hoy d>ia se estan impoer- PERIODISTAS CATOLICOS Pasado un ano regres6 a tando muchas cosa* a Cuba Era Prefecto de la Sagrada Congregation de Propaganda Roma para ser Secretario de que no encajan en el espiri- Fide. En el momento de ex- Propaganda Fide y en diciem tu cubano; entre ellas sobre- pirar se hallaba junto a su bre de 1922 fue nombrado de- sale el odio, importado de las PIDIERON LIBERTAD DE INFORMAGON leeho el pro-Prefecto de di- legado apostolico en Estados cha Sagrada Congregacion, Unidos. Mientras en Washing estepas sovieticas. El odio es ton desempeno ademas por planta que no ha cuajado Por MONSENOR JAIME TUCEK cardenal Gregorio Pedro XV Agagianian. un tiempo el puesto de dele- nunca en terreno cubano. El La resoluci6n en demanda de libertad gado apost61ico de Mexico, SANTANDER, julio 13 (NC). — Los pe- Su eminencia el cardenal corazon del cubano es noble, riodistas catolicos reunidos aqui en su sexta de informaci6n fue presentada por el secreta- durante la epoca de persecu- Fumasoni Biondi era natural cion religiosa en ese ultimo generoso, comunicativo. Hoy conferencia internacional clausuraron la rio de la Uni6n Latinoamericana de la Prensa de Roma. Naci6 aqui el 4 de dia por obra y gracia de una asamblea con una demanda en favor de la Cat61ica, Cesar Luis Aguiar, quien hizo refe- septiembre de 1872 e hizo los revolution que ha dejado de libertad de informaci6n como "derecho na- renda a lo que dijera a los delegados el nun- -primeros estudios sacerdota^ Llamado a Roma fue hecho ser cubana para oonvertirse tural del hombre". cio apostolico en Espafta, Mons. Hildebrando le« en el Seminario romano. cardenal en el consistorlo d« en maniobra sovietica, los Antoniutti. \ Fue ordenado el 17 de abril marzo de 1933 y nombrado El proximo Congreso Mundial de la de 1897 en la bailica de San, Prefecto de la Sagrada Con- corazones cubanos empiezan Prensa Catolica se oelebrar£ en Ottawa, Ca- En una recepci6n a los periodistas cato- Juan de Letran, cuando era gregacion de Propaganda Fi- a sentirse inquietos. Parece nada, el afio 1963. licos el nuncio de Su Santidad record6 que en ya doctor en teologia. Dos de. Pertenecia ademas a las como si sus nobles eentimien- distintas y recientes ocasiones ha recibido anas despues obtuvo ademas Sagradas Congregaciones del El VI Congreso Mundial de la Prensa el doctorado en dereoho. Santo Oficio, Consistorial, de tos comenzaron a disecarse. Cat61ica design6 un comite encargado de rea- "perifrdicos extranjeros en los cuales asun- Todavia hay gente ciega o tos relativos a la Iglesia en Espana aparecen la Iglesia Oriental, de Asuntos lizar las gestiones preparatorias para consti- Ejercio primero el sacerdo- Eclesiasticos Extraordina>- por lo memos bastante mio- tuir una federacion de escuelas catolicas de presentados en forma inexacta —y permita- cio en Santa Maria in Cos- rio» y de Seminarios y Uni- pe para no ver lo que esta periodismo. Este comite determinara los fi- seme decir— que incluso torcida, con noticias medin, de Roma, y en 1901 versidades. mas claro que la luz del dia. tomadas de muy dudosa fuente de infor- pas6 a ser secretario del car- nes de la federaci6n, sus principios y forma denal Agostino Ciasca, y a la de operacion. Cuenta con representantes de maci6n". En 1958, al ser nomibrado muerte de este del cardenal un pro-Prefecto de Propagan- Francia, Belgica, Peru, Brasil, Estados Uni- Al presenter su resolucion el secretano Sebastianni Martinelli. dos, Espana, Canada, Italia y Alemania, radi- da Fide, el cardenal Fumaiso* Cuando Colon descubri6 la de la ULPC menciono las dificultades que Por aquel tiempo era ya ni se encontraba ya delieado isla de Cuba el 28 de Octu- cara en dos Universidades, la de Lille, Fran- con frecuencia encuentran los periodistas on profesor de latin en el Cole- de salud y mal de la vista. bre de 1492 escribio estas par cia, y la de Fordham, de los jesuitas, en Nue- el camino del "libre y directo acceso a las gio de Propaganda Fide, y Para el puesto de pro-Prefec- labras en su diario: "Es la va York. fuentes originales de informacion", y pidi6 en 1904 fue destinado a la Sa- to fue designado primero el tierra mas hermosa que ojoe Frank A. Hal, director general del NCWC que el congreso adoptara la declaracion so- grada Congregaci6n. Doce cardenal Samuel Stritch, ar- humanos hayan visto". Poco afios despues marcho a la In- News Service y de NOTICIAS CATOLICAS, bre libertad informativa hecha en 1959 por zobispo de Chicago, quien fa- importa que la tierra sea la dia como delegado apost61i- Ileci6 a raiz de su llegada a mas hermosa si los habitantes fue reelegido vicepresidente de la Federacidn la asamblea de la Prensa Catolica Latinoame- co y arzobispo titular de Do- Roma. Le sucedio al cardenal pueden ser esclavos. de Agendas Cat61icas de Informaci6n. ricana celebrada en Lima. clea. Agagianian.

July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 21 4,000 Pilgrims At Shrine Strange But True Mark Fatima Anniversary By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959, N.C.W.C. New« Service WASHINGTON (NO — Near- because she has come down ly 4,000 pilgrims took part in from heaven many times dur- Stofift) special services honoring Our ing the century to show her interest in men. ^ Prescription Pharmacy . Lady of Fatima at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Con- ception. 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. Coll PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery The ceremonies, held on the Missal WWWWWt 43rd anniversary of the third apparition of the Blessed Virgin to three children of Fatima, Guide Portugal, were sponsored by the IT IS SAID THAT Blue Army of Our Lady of Fa- July 24 — Seventh Sunday after THE tima, an apostolate of prayer Pentecost. Mass of the ~ Sun- LAMP WHICH STILL ARCHITECTURE- God Love You for world peace. day, Gloria, second prayer of BURNS IN THE IS REPRESENTS" St. Christina, Virgin, Credo, CARMELITE1 IN THE < Bishop Joao Pereira Venacio GREEK CITY v preface of the Trinity. CONVENT AT of Leirla, Portugal, whose di- KASTORIA, Most Reverend ocese includes Fatima, led a July 25 — St. James the Great- WHICH HAS NO EtfGLAMD. LESS THAN' candlelight procession through er, Apostle. Mass of the feast, WAS hlE\/ER 73. CHURCHES Fulton J. Sheen the shrine. Gloria, second prayer of St. EXTINGUISHED Christopher, Martyr, Credo, 1H THIS AT THE STYLE. Archbishop Thomas A. Bol- preface of the Apostles. REFORMATION and of Newark, speaking to the 7MT CROWNING OF J pilgrims after the procession, July 26 — St. Anne, Mother of A STATUE OF THE BLESSED VIIZGIN IS A RITC The Holy Father Pope John XXIII received not very long said that the message of Fa- the Blessed Virgin Mary. WHICH MAY BE CAO.R.IED OUT OM-Y BY ago an envelope from a visitor which he brought to his secre- tima was given by the Blessed Mass of the feast, Gloria, SPeCIAL PERMISSION OF THE WSHCX*. common preface. tary and instructed to be opened. The secretary informed His Mother to impress Christ's IN ITS rARLIEST FORMS, THE CONFTrTOR* Holiness that it was a gift of $100,000 to be used for his chari- teachings upon the world and July 27 — Ferial Day (week- WAS ADDRESSED TO ALMtGHTV Cfi>O ALONE1. •I table purposes. The Holy Father returned the check to the to stir a return to the Faith. day). Mass of the preceding C%? names' of OurJLadu <§- Me Shinis secretary, telling him to dispense the money for charity Sunday without Gloria and loere added later . himself. "We do not want to have even the credit and the He said this materialistic Credo, second prayer of St. A happiness of distributing such a large gift." He added that age is also the age of Mary Pantaleon, Martyr, com when he dies he wants no material thing from the world in mon preface. Second Mass al- his possession, nor a single book in his library that is not lowed is of St. Pantaleon, Saints of the Week spiritually or intellectually elevating. CONTRACT HARDWARE Martyr, Gloria, second prayer Sunday, July 24 officer and embraced the Chris- LIGHTING FIXTURES of the ferial day, common pre- face. The Seventh Sunday after Pen- tian faith of his mother, Per- MODERNFOLD DOORS tecost. Generally this date is petua. With St. Celsus, his July 28 — St. Nazarius and observed as the feast of St. youthful companion, he was be- There is always a great temptation on the part of us PLAZA 4-5451 St. Celsus, Martyrs; St. Victor Christina, Virgin-Martyr. The headed under Nero at Milan. St. lesser mortals to intrude our personality, our wishes, our I, Pope and Martyr; St. In- dates of her lifetime are un- Victor, an African, succeeded judgment into our giving. Our Lord ruled out such egotism nocent I, Pope and Confessor. known, but she is said to have St. Eleutherius as Pope in 189 when He said that our left hand was not to -know what FARREY'S Mass of the feast, Gloria, been a Roman who was con- and ruled until 199. our right hand did, and also when He said that we were common preface. verted to Christianity. She de- Friday, July 29 to give without distinction. 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue stroyed some golden idols which July 29 — St. Martha, Virgin. St. Martha of Bethany, Virgin. MIAMI • FLORIDA belonged to her father, a pagan Mass of the feast, Gloria, She was the sister of St. Mary magistrate. For her action she second prayer of St. Felix II Magdalene and St. Lazarus. endured tortures, and at length (Pope) and Companions, Mar- They entertained Our Lord in The Holy Father encourages this anonymous charity was put to death on an island tyrs, common preface. their home. She is said to have through his Society for the Propagation of the Faith. When in the lake of Bolsena. July 30 — Our Lady on Satur- attended Christ in His Passion you give a sacrifice to the Society for the Propagation of the VINCENT P. day. Mass of the preceding and rejoiced with Him after the Faith, the ultimate decision concerning that money is left to Monday, July 25 Blessed Virgin Mary, Gloria, Resurrection. It is said that the Holy Father who, in the language of the encyclical, "has St. James the Greater, Apos- FOX5 INC second prayer of St. Abdon with her brother and sister she a Committee appointed by us" to supervise its distribution. tle. He was the son of Zebedee and St. Sennen, Martyrs, pre- went to Marseilles and aided in He refers here to his Sacred Congregation of the Propaga- JEWELERS and Salome and the brother of face of the Blessed Virgin the introduction of Christianity tion of the Faith which allocates funds to all the Missions St. John the Evangelist. He was Mary. in France. of the world. 305 East Atlantic Ave. one of three chosen to be famil- July 31 — Eighth Sunday after Delray Beach, Fla. iar companions of Our Saviour. Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- Saturday, July 30 When he was brought before SS. Abdon and Sennen, Mar- CR 6-4400 day, Gloria, second prayer of King Herod Agrippa and ac- St. Ignatius, Confessor, Cre- tyrs. They were Persian nobles It will not be until Judgment Day that you will know cused as a Christian, his fear- do, preface of the Trinity. who lived in the third century where your offerings went. By denying yourself an egotistic less confession so moved the and were brought to Rome as satisfaction of deciding where your money will go, you re- public prosecutor that he de- captives of Decius. They devoted serve for the lips of Christ the praise for your giving. Keep clared himself a Christian on themselves to the service of this in mind when you make your will. Leave your charity the spot. Both accused and ac- Christians and to reverent burial to the Holy Father through his Society for the Propagation cuser were put to death for the of martyrs. When Decius be- of the Faith and send him what daily sacrifices you make. Faith. came emperor, they were scourged with lead-tipped whips, Tuesday, July 26 TOUGHEST subjected to other tortures, and St. Anne, the mother of the finally thrown to wild beasts in GOD LOVE YOU to F.T. for $3 "For a favor asked — not Blessed Virgin Mary. She was the amphitheater. received, but an answer given." to W.X.C. for $50 CONCRETE far advanced in age when Mary "for our Holy Father's Missions, to be applied to wherever was born. She was the spouse he feels it will do the most good." to R.Rw Jr. of St. Joachim. (See P. 16). "Here is the dollar I got for my sixth birthday for other boys Wednesday, July 27 and girls" .... to P.H. for $1 "In humble thanksgiving IN THE BLOCK St. Pataleon, Martyr. He was 40 Hours for our many blessings not always deserved." a physician and with St. Luke is patron of medical men. It is Devotion said that early in his life he s MISSION is a bi-monthly publication edited by Bishop was led into apostasy, but later Following is the schedule of Fulton J. Sheen and put out by the Society for the Propaga- re-embraced the Faith. It is Forty Hours Devotion according tion of the Faith. The work of the Society is described and certain that he suffered martyr- to the Chancery: August pictures and anecdotes associated with Mission work are dom at the imperial residence 2 — Holy Cross Hospital, portrayed. If you would like to receive this little magazine, of Nicodemia between 303 and Fort Lauderdale simply include with your offering to the Holy Father's Mis- 305. sions a request to be put on the mailing list. 16 — St. Mary Magdalen, Mi- Thursday, July 28 ami Beach SS. Nazarius, Celsus and Vic- 30 — St. Mary Hospital, West tor, Martyrs. St. Nazarius, who lived in the first century, was Palm Beach SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice the son of a pagan Roman army September to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National 6 — Villa Maria, North Mi- Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, ami 366 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. or your Diocesan Di- 13 — St. Mary of Missions, MAULE INDUSTRIES, INC.•Executive Offices:5220 BISCAYNE BLVD.,MIAMI, FLORIDA • PL 1-6633 Miami rector, Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami PLANTS FROM FORT PIERCE TO HOMESTEAD • CONCRETE • CONCRETE BLOCK • ROCK & SAND BUILDER* DEVELOPER 20 — Barry College, Miami 38, Florida. PRECAST-PRESTRESSEO CONCRETE • PLASTER & MASONRY MATERIALS • BUILDING SUPPLIES 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. Shores MIAMI 38, FLORIDA 27 -^ Rosarian Academy, West Phone PLoio 8-0327 Palm Beach

Page 22 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. July 22, 1960 SCORES 'DEGRADING SPECTACLES' LEGION OF DECENCY t FILM RATINGS Vatican Urges Film Plan To Protect Youth A 1— FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE VIENNA (NO — The Holy The letter was addressed to thorities of "degrading spectac- tims of these bad spectacles are Across the Bridge Hey Boy, Hey Girl Sad Horse Adventures of Hell's 5 Hours Saga of Hemp Brown See has proposed a program to Msgr. Jean Bernard, president les" regardless of the public the less well protected and more Huckleberry Finn Horse Soldiers Silent Enemy Alias Jesse James Hound Dog Man Sink The Bis mark of the International Catholic Of- they were produced for. impressionable souls, the souls Battle Flame I'll Give My Life Slaves of Carthage safeguard young people from Battle in Outer Space In Between Age Snow Fire fice for Motion Pictures. It was of the young." Battle of Coral Sea In Wake of Stranger Snow Queen the harmful effects of objec- 2) Effective enforcement of Beast of Budapest Invisible Boy Son of Robin Hood read at the office's study con- The Cardinal acknowledged Behind the Great Wall Invisible Invaders Song of Sister Maria tionable movies. laws forbidding youth to at- Ben Hur It Happened To Jane Space Children gress on "Movies, Youth and that "the education of youth de- Big Fisherman John Paul Jones Spy in the Sky tend movies judged fit only for Big Jeeter Juke Box Rhythm Stop, Look and Laugh Public Authorities" held here. pends primarily on the family Big Night Kidnapped Story of Ruth The program was outlined in adults. Black Orchid Killers Of Kilimanjaro Submarine Seahawk and the Church." But, he de- Blood & Steel Last Angry Man Swan Lake a letter written in the Dame of Bobbikdns Last Days of Pompeii 13 Fighting Men The Vatican's three-point pro- Last Voyage 13 Ghosts Pope John XXIII by Domenico 3) Production of movies spec- clared, "the civil authority, for Boy And The Pirates Let's Rock 39 Steps gram calls for: Buchanan Rides /Alone Libel Third Man on the Cardinal Tardini, Vatican Sec- ifically for the young. its part, cannot ignore the spir- Cast A Long Shadow Lourdes and Its Mountain Conspiracy of Hearts Miracles Three Came To Kill retary of State. 1) The banning by public au- itual welfare of young people. Cossacks Masters of Congo Timbuktu Crash Landing Jungle Toby Tyler Cardinal Tardini noted that "On the contrary, in view of Day They Robbed Man On A String Toughest Man Alive Bank of England Michael Strogoff Twelve Hours To Kill "it is unfortunately a notorious the common good and in har- Dmosaurus MaraeJe of the Hftia Twelve To The Moon HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS Dog of Flanders Mouse That Roared Underfire fact that every year sees an in- mony with the family and the Dog's Best Friend My Dog, Buddy Unearthly Embezzled Heaven My Uncle Unvanquished crease in the number of im- church, it must assure them of Fnemy from Space Nine Lives Up in Smoke Escape from Terror Noose of a Gunman Warrior & Slave Girl moral films, and the first vie- the protection they need." Face in the Night 1,001 Arabian Nights Watusi Face of Fire Oklahoma Territory Westbound Producer Forecasts Arrival Flaming Frontier Operation Amsterdam White Wilderness Flame Over India Paris Holiday Wild Heritage From the Earth to Persuader Wind j ammer the Moon Peacemaker The World Was His Jury Gallant Hours PoIIyanna World Without End Gift of Love Power Among Men Would-Be-Gentleman Of Pay-As-You-Look Video Great Day Private's Affair Wreck of Mary Deare Handle With Care Raymie Wrong Man Heaven On Earth Ride Out for Revenge Young Land By WILLIAM H. MOORING rival of Toll-TV, because peo- A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ple will prefer to pay in the ADOLESCENTS AMD ADULTS "Toll-TV is just around the Alligator People Hannibal Say One For Me slot for something worthwhile, All the Young Men Hell Bent For Leather Scapegoat corner and the program line-up Amazing Colossal Man High Powered Rifle Scent Q£ Mystery Angry Red Planet Hit And Run Screaming Skull this fall is going to hurry it." rather than pay at the store As The Sea Rages Hole In The Head Shadow Of Fear Atomic Submarine Holiday For Lovers Shake Hands With This is not another movie man for TV tripe with which they Awakening Bat House of the The Devil Babette Goes To War Seven Hawks Sheriff Of Fractured with films to sell, but a success- are now surfeited." Battle of The Sexes House On Haunted Jaw Because They're Young Hill Sinner ful, young TV producer talking. Bells -Are Ringing House of Usher So Lovely—So Deadly Born To Be Loved I Am At Stars Song Without End Kortner's most recent "Play- Brides of. Dracula Ice Palace S.O.S. Pacific :3 But Not For Me Kill Her Gently Stranger At My Door Peter Kortner, son of famous, house 90" dramas were "In the Cage of Evil Kings Go Forth Stranger In My Arms Christ in Bronze Killer On The Wall Surrender Hell German-born director Fritz City After Miinlght Last Train Tamango Presence of Mine Enemies" and Crawling Eye From Gun Hill Tarzan, the Magnificent Kortner, says that "free" TV is Crazy For Love Lineup Teenage Bad Girl "Alas Babylon," both "t h i n k Curse of the Demon Living Idol Teenage Caveman in urgent need of more tele- Curse of the Faceless Man In The Net Teenager From pieces" beyond doubt, no mat- Man Man Who Died Twice Outer Spaee plays "with a point of view". Curse of the Undead Miracle Ten Seconds To Hell Thunder In The Sun ter that critics differed both as Jour Dangerous Youth Mountain Road Date With Disaster Mummy Trapped In Tanglers Although his point of view Day of Fury Nature Girl & The Trial of Sgt. Rutiedge to story treatment and the per- Don Quixote - Slaver Unf or given is not borne out by a survey Enemy General No Place To Hide Vampire F,ye Witness No Where To Go Virtuous Bigamist Dr. Burleigh Gardner of So- formances of Charles Laughton, heart Face of a Fugitive Once Upon A Horse Visit to a Small Planet Fearmakers Othello Wake Me When cial Research, Inc. has just Don Murray and others starred Over-Exposed First Man Into Space Party Crashers It's Over completed for "TV Guide," Flame Barrier Passport To Treason Walk Like A Dragon in them. Floods of Fear Paths Of Glory War Of The Satellites young Kortner, as newly ap- Flying Fontaines Pay or Die When Hell Broke Four Ways Out Pier 5. Havana Loose pointed producer of next sea- Four-O Man Please Don't Eat Dasles Wild & The Innocent Kortner has lined up for the From Hell It Came Porgy And Bess Wink Of An Eye son's "June Allyson Show", is Gazebo Price Of Fear Woman Eater new Allyson anthology, "A Time Giant Behemoth Prisoner Of The Volga Woman Obsessed Giant Of Marathon Rabbit Trap Young And Dangerous switching the format towards Gunsmoke in Tucson Rebel In Town Young Don't Cry for Two" by John Hess who Hangman Saddle The Wind "more substantial drama and comedy, although nothing too wrote Alec Guiness's fine com- A III—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS deep or gloomy." edy-drama "Jebal Deeks" and Aduitress Gun Runners Operation Petticoat Our Man In Havana "Hit and Run" from a true All Fine Young Canibals He Who Must DJe Paratroop Command Another Time, Another Hell's Highway Pillow Talk The Gardner survey, samp- Place Heller In Fink Tights Please Turn Over story by John and Jane Rob- Apartment High Cost of Loving Portrait In Black ling 1200 opinions in New York, Ask Any Girl Home From The Hill Purple Gang bins. Back To The Wall House of Intrigue Rachel Cade Philadelphia, Poughkeep- Best Of Everything Idiot Rebel Set Big Operator lkiru Roots of Heaven sie, Portland, Ore., Winona, Black Orpheus I'm All Right Jack Sapphire Blue Denim Imitation of Life Savage Innocents Minn., Denver, Chicago, Visalia, Bonjour Tristesse Inherit The Wind Seven Thieves Career In Love and War Sound and the Fury Cal., and several other "mark- JANE _RICHARO . . IttRL ^ rMNff/ Cash McCall It Started In Naples Speed Crazy Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Jay Hawkers Stage Struck ets," comes up with the report Chance Meeting Jonas Story On Page 1 Compulsion Key Witness Strange Case of Dr. that "highbrows" make up less EGAN MALKN OLSON Cover Girl Killer Look Back in Anger Manning . .ADOLPHE -DONALD ,, AGNES KEVIN MiTTo Crimson Kimono Magician Subterraneans than 5 per cent of the nation's | Crowded Sky Man Who Understood That Kind of Woman A* fof L.O.W.x Day of the Outlaw Women Third Voice TV audience. ALUMINUM Defiant Ones Mirror Has Two Faces This Earth is Mine MENJOU CRISP Mnn-O0Hm; 9U$ Desire Under the Elms Murder, Inc. Threat LUBRICANT Diary of a High School Music Box Kid Touch of Evil Kortner's reply is a convinc- CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH Bride Nude in White Car Touch of Larceny nov.l M HUMP. H. IWTES • MfltwMI by 6UEHA VISTA dMnmtto a. •»« torn M«. Four Fast Guns Odds Against T'm'row Upstairs And ing one. A majority of regular OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR 400 Blows Of Life and Love Downstairs Awning • Jalousie • sliding Gidget Once More With Virgin Islands TV viewers is neither "high- STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 27th Going Steady Feeling Web of Evidence WINDOWS, DOORS & 101 ARTICLES Goliath and On The Beach Wonderful Country brow" nor "lowbrow." The Proven ilnc« lwi by satisfied uMra the Barbarians Operation Dames Yesterday's Enemy Young Have No Time "middlebrow" mass is getting a everywhere IN MIAMI If ACM IN CODAl OAOLIS •—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALk At most Builder Supply. Paint & Hardware raw deal. He intends to see what Stores. Made by Eugene Dornisn & Son i Attack of 50 Foot Headlex Ghost 975 S.W. 12th Street t Beach Gables Of Love and Lust he can do to stimulate middle- c W III] PONCI Of LION Woman Hercules Unchained Platinum High School ompano Beach, Florida OPINS II IS 4J0 LINCOLN RD High Hell Pretty Boy Friend brow grey matter. OPINS I 45 Back from the Dead Horrors of the Psycho Bed of Grass Black Museum Rat Race Beloved Infidel Hot Car Girl Raw Edge Black Whip House on The Rebel Breed Having worked as story edi- Blond in Bondage Waterfront Reform School Girl v Blood of Dracula Indestructible Man Rise & Fall of tor, associate producer or pro- Bluebeard's Ten Inside The Mafia Honeymoons It Started With a Kiss Legs Diamond ducer of segments for "Hall- Blue Angel I Was a Teenage Rock Pretty Baby Born Reckless Werewolf Rookie mark Hall of Fame," "Mati- Bramble Bush Jack The Ripper Room At The Top Bride and the Beast Juvenile Jungle Room 43 nee Theater," "Climax" and Bride is Much Too Killing. The Solomon & Sheba Beautiful Kiss Them For Me Some Came Running "Playhouse 90," Peter Kortner Bucket ot Blood Land of Destiny Some Like It Hot Dragstrip Girl La Parisienne Stowaway Girl is convinced that "pushing . Dragstrip Riot Law, The Strangers When We < 2an-Can Leech Woman Meet this kind of program off the Carry on, Nurse Li'l Abner Studs Lonigan air hastens the inevitable ar- . Circus of Horrors Live Fast, Die Young StrangJers Or Bombay v Crack in the Mirror Love Slaves of the Summer Place * Daddy-O Amazon Subway in the Sky Don't Go Near the Loving You Take A Giant Step Water Macumba Love Tall Story Fdge of Fury Man in the Shadow Terror in the Night Elmer Gantry Man of the West This Angry Age NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSES Eighth Day of Man on the Prowl Too Bad She's Bad "Smart Buyers Get The The Week Middle of the Night Too Young for Love QUALITY SEAFOODS FROM MAINE TO THE FLORIDA KEYS - Electronic Monster Missile to the Moon Town on Trial £ Female Naked Africa Untamed Youth Best Buys at McBride's" Five Branded Women Naked Dawn VaJue for Money FORT LAUDERDALE 4 Five Gates to HeU Naked Night Virgin Sacrifice Frankenstein's Nana Wayward Girl • 900 S.W; 24th STREET JA 4-7223 Daughter Never So Few What Price Murder NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE From The Terrace Nightmare Wife For A Night The Largest Stock of Fruits of Summer Night of the Quarter Wild Party DANIA Fugitive Kind Moon Wind Cannot Read Imported and Domestic Happy Anniversary Nights of Women Are Weak 760 DANIA BCH, BLVD. 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McBRIDE - LIQUORS COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED (•• A separate classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a 734 N.E. 125th St. protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) North Miami's Smartest M (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) Liquor Store AMERICAN EXPRESS and HILTON CARTE BLANCHE Cards Honored vSL July 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 23 The Market Place for Announcem e n t s Sales - Services Rentals Real Estate

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TREE SERVICE (Cont'd) APARTMENTS - N.W. (Cont d) APARTMENTS - Ft. Laud. (Cont'd) HEAL ESTATE tCont'd) HOME IMPROVEMENT: MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Trees topped, trimmed, removed, New Duplex'- One Bedroom DOOLEY REALTY Authorized Service and Parts palms trimmed: trees & lawns NEW - NEW Specializing in Epiphany Parish, REASONABLE YEARLY RATE Unfurnished 1-bedroom apartments AIR CONDITIONING Fertilizers Sharpening • Welding sprayed. Licensed & insured. Furnished of Unfurnished S. Miami. Kendall & Perrine area - Paul and Ray Gigon NEWCOMB TREE SURGEONS A'LL-Electric G.E. kitchens, one 8225 S.W. 124th Street 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 CALL MO 1-7115 Call NE 4-5600 block to St. Anthony's Church. REALTOR CE 5_6321 BOOM air conditioner service 816 N.E. 4th St. Ft. Lauderdale Factory Authorized Service $100 per month. CALL JA 3-6320 PAINTING UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEANING APARTMENTS S.W. CORINNE M. GAMBARDELLA' York Carrier - Phiico Crosley Realtor - 571 N.W. llOtb Street Universal Service Inc. Painting By Contract DANE APARTMENTS Yearly HOUSES NX All Types of Real Estate CALL PLaza 9-5711 Give your Rugs & Upholstery a Call PL 1-0308 Interior-REASONABLE-Exterior 'NEW LOOK.' For ESTIMATE $60 • $65. Kitchen, dinette, living room, buses & shopping. (Member St. Rose of Lima Parish) APPLIANCE REPAIBS LICENSED & INSURED - Call Call Hank - PL 4-0898 4421 N. Miami Ave. Vernon L. Cassell - ' MU 8-4586 2120 S.W. 1st St. - PL 7-4464 Lovely 1 - bedroom unfurnished VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES DUPLEX. Like neve. Open from Jack Greenspoon, Realtor JV. Dade Appliance Service Interior & Exterior Painting 2 to 5. - CALL UN 6-5832. Washer, Drier, Refrigerator, Air LICENSED AND INSURED Efficiency apartments - Air Specializing S.W. Homes, Acreage Conditioner, Range, Refrigerator. Free Estimates - Reasonable VENETIAN BLINDS • CORNICES conditioned, TV, twin beds. 2120 S.W. 67th Ave. (Member Knights of Columbus) W. THERIAULT - MO 1-3 763 Free Estimates • Guaranteed Weekly $35 - Monthly $85 to $90 KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT MO 1-8007 . MO 64971 Guaranteed Service NA 4-5281 Refinished - Repairs • Your Home BALI HAI MOTEL 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 1350 S.W. 2nd Ave. FR 9-2294 PILLOW RENOVATING Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Spaces LOHR REAL ESTATE BRICKLAYERS 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. PHONE PL 4-6295 Geo. W. Lasche, Prop. Realtors - Members St. MichaeVs DOHM'S SUNSHINE PILLOWS - EFFICIENCY THREE ROOM Acreage - Homes'- Lots & Rentals BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Renovated with NEW covers ! Tapes, Cords, Blinds Refinished FURNISHED APARTMENT. $45. 1092 S. W. 27th Ave. Ph. HI 8-6511 Brick & stone work • all kinds, rm. CALL JA 4-5318 Ft. Lauderdale or REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME. 1868 S.W. 4th St. - Apt. 3 HOUSES S.W. Call BILL FR 1-4436 dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc 605 S.E. 6th STREET CALL FR 3-6955 r Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 ALSO • Pillows Made to Order. COCONUT GROVE WATER HEATERS APARTMENTS - COCONUT GROVE For Rent Or Sale Houses - Lots - Apartments Epiphany Parish - 2 bedroom W. E. Margicin MO 5-4447 PLASTERING CBS, newly decorated on acre For quality work in bricks, LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT' 'Grove's most cooperative broker.' blocks, stone, fireplaces, steps, lot, stove & refrigerator, double Plastering - Specialize small jobs, Water Heater Repairs & Sales 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. ^patios or ornamental blocks - 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, living garage, awnings, near schools & CALL J. CENTORE TU 7-1126 alterations, general repairs. Fast shopping. Owner MO 5-6109 MARIE MITCHELL, Broker clean service. Experienced. Free room, dinette, kitchen, furnished Specializing in estimates. Call Carrie or Charles or unfurnished, air-conditioned N.W. HOMES HIALEAH BUILDING MATERIALS MO 1-9475 MO 1-9106 & heat. Covered parking. Yearly HOUSES - SOUTH MIAMI St. James Parish MU 8-3322 THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 1410 N.W. 119th St, MU 1-7735 LITTLE RIVER LUMBER YARD Suitable any tailless wishing t« expaMl Unusual Rentals - Cabinet Works, Paint.& Hardware PLUMBING APARTMENTS • MIAMI BEACH LUMBER & BUILDING Material 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS MODERN AGE REALTY 7:30-5 Daily - Saturdays 'til 3:3© McCORMICK BOYETT Bungalow Efficiency 249 University Drive 7737 N.E. 2nd Ave. PL 9-2404 Quiet, Cool, Private. For 1 or 2. POOL HOMES Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Coral Gables HI 8-4441 Reasonable monthly or yearly. WE HAVE 4 BEAUTIFUL Roy Key McCleskey, Mgr. We specialize in plumbing repair* R EN T A L s ; Harding Ave. Call UN 5-3428 BUILDING REPAIRS enclosed, filtered pool homes! 944S Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla 2 furnished, if desired. 2 - car Day PL 7-0606 ROOMS - HZ Turn to next AL - The Handyman Night PL 9-0355, PL 8-9622 St. Patrick's Parish garages. Sprinklered % acres. Enclose carportes, painting, Beautiful location.*facing golf Epiphany • Palmetto School area. St. Mary's Parish - Business jalousies, carpentry, masonry & course. Walking distance to Available now! For details call for more JACK & SON lady will share her apartment Venetian Causeway & Lincoln Rd. household repairs. No job too Plumbing Contractors small. WI 7-6423 or WI 5-7878 with lady, $40 month. Call ONE spacious bedroom apartment, DOROTHY B. FLYNN, Realtor No Money Down • FHA Financing PL 8-5986 after 6 or SUNDAYS. 2 large efficiencies, dressing All Work Guar. - 24 Hour Service 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) HEAL ESTATE CARPENTERS room, dinette & full kitchen — JACOB MILAV1C. PROPRIETOR all air conditioned, completely 2035 N. W. 95th St. PL 7-7962 Comfortable room, private home. furnished, weekly maid service. Carpenter, alterations, painting, BUSINESS woman preferred. Modestly priced. YEARLY or REAL ESTATE LISTINGS cement work & repairs. No job 665 N.E. 129th St. PL 9-3438 SEASONAL. Call JE 8-3495 too small. Call HI 4-1633 Phil Palm Plumbing DISPLAY Specializing in APARTMENTS - NX APARTMENTS - FT. LAUDERDALE CARPENTRY . PLASTERING REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS ALL STATES REALTY PAINTING - CEMENT WORK 1445 N.E. 142nd Street 220 N.E. 12th Ave. • Near St. Bargains in S.W. Homes 20 Acres in the Bahamas, 5 St. Mary's Parish Anthony's Church. Furnished 1- Call Leo N. LeFevre Remodeling & General Repairs Call PLaza 8-9896 Spacious, air conditioned duplex, sheltered Bay, 80 Ft. Elevation, 3 CALL ED HI 4-4825 bedroom apartment, ALL large MO 5-7511 - Member St. Theresa's furnished. Available now. Perfect rooms, carpeted, air conditioned, Ideal Beaches, Skin Divers & Carpenter, paperhanging, general RINGEMANN PLUMBING for couple. LOW summer $75 summer, $100 yearly ALSO Fishermen's Paradise! \ rental or yearly. SEE at 7505 Ella Allen - JE 1-1135 repairs, cement & handyman work Repairs, alterations, water heaters. 1 large efficiency, private ball} Full Price $2000 • etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 For S.W. service call MO 6-0251 N.E. 4th Ct. or call MO 6-8376 & entrance $55 summer, $75 yearly, with Walter B. Wilson, Realtor For N.W. service call MU 8-2783 utilities and maid service, Specializing in Call owner TU 8-0167 S furnished. CALL JA 3-4034 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Near Holy Family-Two 1-bedroom MIAMI BEACH HOMES ROOFING duplexes $80 & $85. Furnished, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY clean & cool. Adults. WI 7-1350 PATIOS, drives, walks, floors • Keystone, color, any size job.v JOHN'S ROOFING Quality workmanship - Ml) 8-2151 Leaky Roofs Repaired St. Rose of Lima Parish 15 and up. MO 7-7096 Across from Park - Unusually Another White-Tite Roof DRAPERIES attractive, nicely furnished 1- WILLIAM'S ROOFING - Roof bedroom apartment, very large CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES & leaks repaired. FREE ESTIMATE rooms, porch, reasonable yearly SLIPCOVERS - REASONABLE HI 8-6102 days - CA 1-9227 eve rental - near buses & shopping, lovely yard. See before you rent! CA 1-7309 or HI 8-3194 670' N.E. 122nd Street BENTONE ROOFING CO. Call PL 7-7476 or PL 8-2508 ELECTRICIANS We specialize in all types of roofing & roofing repairs. LIFE BETTER ELECTRICALLY 1365 N.E. 110th St. - Off Bisc. In "The Venice of America" LICENSED & INSURED Free Estimates - Call B. Curella Blvd. FURNISHED. 1 - bedroom MINJSET ELECTRIC CA 1-6136 Days - CA 1-9653 eves apartment* Jarge grounds, couple. Residential and Comi Renovation (Member St. Brendan's Parish) ONLY $85 month. Call PL 8-7U6 We specialize in repair-remodeling. CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! TREE SERVICE APARTMENTS - N.W. Ft. Lauderdale. LOgan 6-1421 LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 AVERETT'S TREE SERVICE St. James Parish - Furnished Trees trimmed, topped removed. FLOOR WAXING 4 room apartment, 2 bedrooms, Licensed-Insured. Over 13 years. near buses & shopping. Anywhere south of Miami River 1015 N.W. 109th St. PL 9-0826 Specialist • Home or Commercial MO 7-6103 (Member St. Brendan's) floor maintenance.Kitchen cleaned, A BRILLIANT WHITE ROOF now may be seen on. the home of Mrs. H. G. Ellis, waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS for YOUR 'result-getting' ad in The Voice 'MART Call PL 8-2507 ~~~~^ 950 S, W. 39th Ave., Melrose Park, Fort Lauderdale. This barrel-type roof re- JALOUSIES cently was cleaned, sealed and coated by WHITE-TITE. "The original, exclusive CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY process takes four days to complete," says Jesse Scalzo, owner of the firm. AWNING WINDOWS 37 x 51 - $20.95 On the first day, the roof is thoroughly cleaned - the second day, the roof is FREE ESTIMATE - Call Ed Plas Jjodthinq & Licensed and Insured thoroughly sealed to givev extra hurricane protection and rebonds all loose tile. OX 1-4298 or TU 8-4314 Licensed & Insured - Free Estimate On the third and fourth days WHITE-TITE coatings are applied. A Free Estimate on your home can be obtained by calling WHITE-TITE at NE 3-851 1 or. NE LANDSCAPING EWING PLASTERING, INC. 5-3603. In Fort Louderdale call LU 1-6550 or LU 1-6551. WHITE-TITE is a Chinch CONTROL Program - $15 1005 N.L 133rd SI. Call PL 7-1704 member of the Miami-Dade Co. C. of Commerce. Over 14 years experience. Guaranteed - Licensed • Insured A A National Lawn Service -Co.' 'We Do Quality Work At Fair Prices' "Also, financing can be arranged with a SMALL DOWN PAYMENT TU 7-5913 (Member St. John's) and no interest on monthly payments. We handle our own financing." SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS (Over 12 years Miami experience)

July 22, 1960 THf VOICE FIct« Poge 25 9 The Voice 'MART CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 Catholic Position ] REAL ESTATE (Cont'd) Houses For Sale - GREATER MIAMI HOUSES FOR SALE - N.W. (Confd) Houses For Sale - So. Miami (Contd.); Houses For Sale - Hialeah (Cont'd) On Radio Hour \ 2 bedroom CBS, kitchen equipped, MARY MULLEN ONE OF THESE St. Rose of Lima Parish . 12x18 jaiousied Florida room, FOR RENT OR SALE ! ! NEW YORK (NO — The Realtor - Member St. Brendan's E AS Y-TO-OWN-HOMES 3 bedroom CBS, air conditioned, lot 75x125, fruit trees & shrubs, Immaculate Conception Parish Catholic Hour radio program Lots - Homes - Acreage - Rentals i fully carpeted, Florida room, sprinkler system. By owner. j 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, will present a seven-part series 7385 S.W. 8th St. MO 1-7662 I awnings, carporte, Ranch style LOW DOWN PAYMENT .awnings. TERMS can be arranged. I MAY BE YOURS fencing, NEW range & many, Call Owner. TU 8-1144. > of discussions from a recent nmny extras. TERMS. Owner. 6830 S.W. 77th Ter. MO 5-5887 symposium entitled "The Pres- WILLIAM C. MURPHY BEFORE SCHOOL RE-OPENS 315 N.W. 106th St. PL 4-6222 Realtor Houses For Sale - MIAMI SPRINGS ent Position of Catholics in Member Corpus Christi Parish Check These Now ! ! WALK TO EPIPHANY America." 3191 N.W' 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-2986 DRIVE BY Blessed Trinity Parish - Three $10,950 - Terms Arranged Spacious 3 bedroom, bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room, Produced by the National SEE US FIRST TWO BEDROOMS - 1 BATH 2969 N.W. 95th St. $12,900 2 bath, dining room, 75' x 100' corner lot, plenty o) Council of Catholic Men in co- garage, screened porch. We Specialize in Epiphany Area CARPORTE - FURNISHED Adorable 2 bedroom CBS carporte fruit trees & shrubs. Electric operation with the NBC radio POSSESSION NOW .'. Oversized 80 x 135'^ lot Water Pump, House Fan, Stove, network, the Catholic Hour is PALMLAND REALTY NO QUALIFYING ! ! 20 N.W. 198th St. $16,500 that is landscaped Refrigerator, Washer & Radiant 6160 S.W. 18th Streels out of this world! ! Heater included in reasonable broadcast each Sunday on 1546 So Dixia Hwy. MO 5-3577 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida Well & sprinkler system, price of $18,800. TU 7-5081 WCKR at 7:30 a.m. ALSO central heat & ALL built-in room, garage. Owner transferred. 1201 ORIOLE AVENUE HOMES HOMES HOMES features - make this foyer- Speakers and their subjects $12,950 TOTAL - $82 Month MERRITT REALTY MU 1-5507 entrance home' a STEAL : 3 Bedrooms - Florida Room are: Bishop John King Mu<* * Houses For Sale - PERRINE 1 SALES & RENTAL'S POSSESSION TODAY ! at $23,900!'! of Steubenville, Ohio "R ^ HOUSES FOR SALE S.W. For appointment to see - call r ARTHUR fc PARRISH, Realtor 11075 S.W. 56th Street ions. Life," July 31; Msgr. John 168 N.E.- 96th St.' PL 4-8696 Mr. Cass - MO 6-2561 DESPERATE TO SELL ! ! St. Brendan's - Walking distance Buz Carl Realty" 9300 S. Dixie Tracy Ellis, professor of Church PAT PROCACCL Realtor ALSO THREE BEDROOM, 2 BATH 3 bedroom, 2 bath, lovely Specializing in corner/ lot. Walking distance to history at the Catholic Univers- Acreage and Business Property $14,500 TOTAL Florida room, fenced, $99 motith includes taxes & insurance. COUNTRY HOMES - S.W. Holy Rosary Church, Perrine. ity of America, "A Historical 5941 S.W 48th Street MO 7-0938 THREE BEDROOM - 1 BATH 9450 S.W. 181st St. CE 5-1183 Home & Income Property $300 DOWN - $83.17 Month By owner - About $2000 CASH Perspective," Aug. 7; and Philip 4430 N.W. 172nd Drive 8561 S.W. 28th St. CA 1-1396 EPIPHANY AREA Scharper, editor, Sheed and Houses For Sale FT. LAUDERDALE Ward Publishers, "Cultural FRANK WELTER REALTY ALSO )WNER MOVING - Wants Offer! HOMES RENTALS $2000 CASH Life," Aug. 14. $15,250 TOTAL 2725 S.W. 9th St. - 2 blocks to Our • Acreage & Business Property No Qualifying - No Closing Cost. 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH 3301 S.W. 75th Ct. MO 6-3823 $400 DOWN - $86.92 Month Lady Queen of Martyrs Church Sen. Eugene McCarthy of (Member St. Brendan's Parish) THREE BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS NORTH FACING ACRE & High School - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Minnesota, "Political Life," bedroom, 2 bath with screened awning type windows, central heat, 4351 N.W. 172nd Drive porch, carporte & fenced rear Lovely large home! Florida Aug. 21; Mortimer J. Adler, di- oom, dining room, family sized ; new, just completed, price reduced rector of the Institute of Philo- ALSO yard. NEAR St. Brendan's, NOW to $15,700, down payment JULIA T. WHITE Christopher Columbus High, CG. kitchen with built-in appliances. NO reasonable offer refused! only $1700. OPEN 2 to 5 sophical Research, "A Non- SALES RENTALS $15,500 TOTAL bus and shopping center. Kay Builders Inc. J A 34034 Catholic Approach to the Prob- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT $300 DOWN - $88 Month Dorothy B. Flynn, Realtor lems of Catholicism in a Plural- 11601 Biscayne Bvd. PL 4-5426 THREE BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS ONLY $16,700 TOTAL istic Society," Aug. 28; John 17620 N.W 47th Avenue To see this or many other 210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs) DUPLEX FOR SALE Ft. Lauderdale - Walking distance Cogley, of the executive staff WINCHELL ALL have built-in ovens & ranges. fine listings - call HOUSES FOR SALE - HIALEAH to St. Anthony's Chuiscn. Good of the Fund for the Republic, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Carporte, Utility Rooms, Sewers. Mary Mullen, Realtor - MO 1-7662 condition. Excellent yearly "Community Life," Sept. 4; and 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 Clean & freshly painted inside 7385 S.W. 8th Street (Trail) Immaculate Conception Parish rentals. $11,500. Owner. John C. H. Wu, professor of law (Member St. Theresa Parish) and out. ONE MORTGAGE 29 Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS 535 N.E. 7th Ave. JA 3-9860 YEARS AT 5%% INTEREST. Little Flower Parish Colonial; fireplace, screened at Seton Hall University, "A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Foreign View," Sept. 11. Above payments include principal 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Florida room, orch, sprinkler system, carporte, Houses For Sale - Pompano Beach & interest only. air conditioning, in excellent kitchen equipped, near shopping 5010 N.W. 7th AVE. Near Shell's & buses, $15,900. Small down condition. Nice neighborhood. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath BEAUTY SALON - Established May even consider your present Near bus, shopping and school. payment. Call owner TU 7-5661 14 years - five sinks, low rent. home in trade or help you sell custom built home with large 'Lady Be Good' BOUNTY TAXES ONLY! Owner Florida room. Reasonable. Near TOTAL PRICE $2000 ! ! it. Call us, we have many, many ransferred. PRICED TO SELL! $11,995 St. Coleman's Church - East of Call PL 1-4743 or FR 1-6520 more in every part of Dade Co. See Anytime St. John's Parish - Lovely 3- Federal Hwy. 1461 S.E. 13th St. Flier's Requiem 6710 S.W. 26th Ter. MO 7-3743 bedroom CBS, tile roof, jalousie INCOME PROPERTY - N.E. LANDRY REALTY, Realtor porch, near bus, schools & shops. SAGINAW, Mich. (NO—More MO 7-2578 OR MO 7-4936 eves. See 765 East 6th St. TU 8-0778 than 17 years after his death in CUTLER RIDGE - Near schools ANYONE CAN QUALIFY Near Holy Family Church - FOUR H. Landry (Member St. Theresa's) 4 bedroom, 2 bath, large lot. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY the Sahara desert, funeral rites modern, brand new apartments I $16,900 - TERMS CE 5.4777 will be held for Harold J. Rip- Will sell or trade for your home. HOUSES FOR SALE N.E. $600 DOWN Houses For Sale - N. MIAMI slinger, engineer aboard the ill- Suitable for retired. Good terms. Houses For Sale - SOUTH MIAMI CORNER, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fated World War II bomber Fine location. CALL PL 4-1541 Comfortable three bedroom, \x/z OWNER TRANSFERRED two large Florida rooms, floor "Lady Be Good." OWNER TRANSFERRED furnace, hardwood floors, near bath, corner near St. James'. INCOME PROPERTY - CO. GROVE Holy Family Church - 3 blocks, church, school, bus, stores & Many extras, Owner asking Tech. Sgt. Ripslinger, a 1938 3 bedroom, 2 bath Walking distance Epiphany Church $1900 Down. Easy Terms. municipal pool. 115,400 - FHA graduate of St. Andrew high 2 story CBS DUPLEX, 2 bedrooms CBS, large living room, & School - LARGE CORNER 3 4181 W. 2nd Ave. Call TU 8-9009 1000 N.W. 128 St. MU 8-0766 each unit - adjoins St. Hugh's dining area, large Florida room, bedroom CBS with large Florida school, was a member of the Rectory. Present long-time tenant fully shrubbed & landscaped, room & outdoor barbeque pit, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY nine-man crew of the B-24D Lib- practically pays expenses I ! large utility room & carporte near all shopping & buses, erator bomber which flew its & many extras - attractive furniture optional. Terms can HfcCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. CALL OWNER MO 6-0177 first mission over Naples Har- financing - Call WI 7-7276 be arranged. Call MO 7-2972 or PROMPT DAY OR NIGHT see 5896 S.W. 74th Terrace. bor, Italy, on April 4, 1943, and Houses For Sale - GREATER MIAMI 1 vanished until May, 1959. Brit- HOLY FAMILY - 2 blocks Plumbing Repair Service $1000 Down - By owner, 3 bed- ish oil prospectors stumbled YOUR FLORIDA BUYS For Rent Or Sale across the bomber last year on rooms, nursery, screened porch, ". Epiphany Parish - 2 bedroom PLaza 7-0606 TRl-LE#EL BEAUTY hardwood floors, tile roof, must the fringe of the Sand Sea. qualify FHA. Call WI 7-0010 CBS. Newly decorated, on acre Good Financing. Trade considered. lot. Stove, refrigerator, double 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores garage, awnings. Near schools & ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE There was no trace of the 4% G.I. MORTGAGE shopping. Call owner MO 5-6109 PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 crew near the aircraft, but in 2 bedroom, den - nicely furnished St. Rose of Lima Parish Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath February, 1960, remains of sev- en crewmen were found. $800 DOWN home - ALL LARGE ROOMS - EPIPHANY PARISH 3 bedroom, 1% baths, $97 month dining room, garage, fenced yard. Flexible Terms. Owner PL 7-7087 Must Have Offer! ! $1500 DOWN ^- i bedroom, 1 year new* $84- month Ad dollars produce more HOUSES FOR SALE - N.W. 3 BEDROOMS & 3 BATHS SCREENED POOL - PATIO $2000 DOWN Let Children Our Lady Perpetual Help Parish 8031 S.W. 58th AVENUE where interest is greater! 3 bedroom, 4%% G.I., $76 month 4 bedroom, 2 bath, fenced, well. Corner lot. Master bedroom & Choose Faith? $3500 DOWN IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY. kitchen - 20x20 each. Close to Swim pool - 3/2 - $150 month Total price $11,800 everything. 2 car garage. Asking $43,500. Dwight Sheldon, Realtor. FIND YOUR (Continued from Page 6) $5000 DOWN 16165 N.W. 28th Place N.A 1-9740 Call Bill Landers, MO 7-3051 • tap that infinite Source at every 4-2 Bedroom Apartments, Garage stage of life. Corpus Christi Parish - By owner PRE-CONDITIONED AUDIENCE $15,000 DOWN Beautifully landscaped 2 bed- SEEING IS BELIEVING! With these things to N_ 18 UNITS - NEAR BAY room CBS, partially furnished, House at 5820 S.W. 114th Ter. through Voice 'Mart' advertising gained in religion, it is c.^rfr' sprinkler system, all tile Located in 1-acre estate area Joseph P. McCormack Realty features, spotless. Make Offer! Allen Rifenbark, Broker MO 7-269 what a grave injustice it is to 12530 N. E. 7th Ave. PL 4-6480 after 3 & weekends. SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS Reach more than 51,000 subscribers deny them to children. Some PL 1-0622 PL 1-5781 in The Voice 'MART parents pride themselves on ALLAPATTAH - On lovely corner giving "all the advantages" i CBS Duplex - two bedrooms each CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (averaging 4-5 readers per subscription) to their children. But they An ad in 'The Voice* unit. MANY FINE FEATURES. k Delray Beach give them nothing of lasting should be your choice SACRIFICE PRICE $14,700 • among the 66 Parishes value when they deprive chil- to sell or buy — Hilda Altschul, Realtor 12 Bedroom CBS Home, within dren of the training of mind, So why not try? 3035 N.W. 12th Ave. NE 5-7061 Evenings CA 1-2334 • walking distance from in the Diocese of Miami. heart and will which can be ' found only in the religion of CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED, DISPLAY • Catholic Church, School, God. •vuvvtrtfl^Jiruuvvuvij £ shopping center and beach. Call Miss Thompson, PL 8-2507 Look Better ' Feel Better No adult is more poorly £ EXCELLENT BUY-$12,000 equipped to face life than the You may say "Charge It" welPeducated person who knows ^ Gerald J. Yonkman, Realtor FIGUEAMA S • nothing about God and the pur- 5 North "L" Street, Lake Worth - JV 2-8600 • CR 6-7046 or CR 6-7596 SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS pose of his own existence. The • P.O. Box 906 child who is left alone to choose a-' ?or Men For Women his own religion usually ends up (Bring This Ad In for "COURTESY TREATMENT") P Delray Beach, Florida choosing none.

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FOREMOST GRADE A Golden Wh. Kernel or 16-OZ. MILK FRE-MAR CORN Cream Style 3 CMS

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PICNICS U.S. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA 3-LB. VALENCIA ORANGES 10 8s 39 CAN 99 THIN SKIN JUICY 1 California Lemons 1(K 29 Merchants Green Stamps...Your Bonus with Every Purchase

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