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Vol. II, No. 1 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy March 25, 1960 Sunday Holy Hour Vocation Month Climax ^ for Vocations will day By* Coleman F. thedral, Serra JVlass Server unprecedented number of can- of parishes throughout the dio- ndueted at 3 p.m. next Carroll, it will be a day of Awards will be presented to didates for the priesthood has cese, have expressed their de- Sun3ay, March 27, in St. Mary more than 100 altar boys from fervent supplication and pray- already necessitated plans for sire- to enter the priesthood and Cathedral to mark the climax of parishes of the diocese by Msgr. ers that vocations to the will take entrance examinations the Vocation Month * program in priesthood and sisterhood may William F. McKeever, diocesan additional buildings. the Diocese of Miami. for the seminary on Saturday. be increased in the diocese. superintendent of schools. Coincident with the announce- Designated as Vocation Sun- During ceremonies at the Ca- The sermon will be given ment of plans for Vocation Sun- Hundreds of teenage boys, ac- by Father John R. Young, day, Father James J. Walsh re- companied by their parents, rep- P. M., rector of St. John Vian- vealed this week that a large resenting every in the ney Minor Seminary where the number of boys, representative (Continued on Page 11) Bishop Walsh In Prison Symbol Of Resistance To Reds

HONG KONG (NC) — The charges of illegal foreign cur- prison teems given by Red Chi- rency transactions. In nese courts to two — Gdansk, Poland, Father Wlod- one the last U.S. missioner in zimierz Gutowski received a mainland China — are regard- ed here as evidence of the con- three-year prison term for al- tinuing resistance of China's legedly opposing secularistic Catholics to their communist instruction in schools. rulers. Observers here regard the Sentenced by the Reds on sentencing of Bishops Walsh and trumped-up charges of treas- Kung as a desperate attempt by on and espionage was Bishop Chinese communists to discredit James E. Walsh, M.M., for- staunch defenders of the Vati- mer Superior General of the can in the eyes of China's Cath- Fathers who has olics. The Reds apparently, be- been under arrest in Shanghai lieve that their action against • since 1958. He was condemned Catholic leaders loyal to the to 20 years in jail. will help their drive Voice Photo NC Photo to set up a schismatic national MASS Server Awards will be The communists also sentenc- NC Photo church subservient to commu- The Most Rev. Howard J. Carroll, Bishop of Altoona-Johnstown. presented to altar boys of the ed Bishop Ignatius Kung, S.J., BISHOP JAMES E. Walsh, nism. of Shanghai to life imprison- M.M., has been sentenced to 20 diocese during Holy Hour for ment on similar charges. Thir- years in prison by the Chinese observers also Vocations, Sunday in the Bishop Carroll Will Offer teen Chinese priests were given communists. The action has (Continued on Page 2) Cathedral. prison terms along with Bishop brought vigorous protests from Kung. many quarters- including the Requiem For Brother Bishop U.S. State Department. A Chi- Meanwhile, across the com- nese bishop and 13 Chinese Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, of the third, Msgr. Walter S. Car- munist world, Bishops were con- Laymen Sign-Up For Census; priests received sentences up to Miami, will be,, celebrant of a roll, who died in 1950, served victed by Red courts in Czecho- life imprisonment with Bishop Pontifical Requiem Mass for his in the Papal Secretariat of State slovakia and Yugoslavia and a Walsh. brother, Bishop Howard J. Car- at the Vatican. priest was sentenced to jail in Train wo Starts In Parishes roll, of Alfoona-Johnstown, next Representing the Diocese of Poland. Thousands of laymen already Volunteers are still needed vakia. Bishop Smiljam Ce- Monday, March 28, in Blessed Miami at the Mass and funer- have volunteered to take the in all parts of the diocese, ac- Bishop Ladislav Hlad was kada of Skoplje, Yugoslavia, Sacrament Cathedral, Al- al in Altoona Monday will be jailed for nine years for "anti- door-to-door census of the Dio- cording to Richard J. Rob- tooria, Pa. was • given a suspended sen- (Continued on Page 3) state activities" in Czechoslo- tence after conviction on cese of Miami on Sunday, erts, Jr., census chairman. He The Miami prelate was at the April 24. said that laymen who have side of his brother when he died The favorable response to the not been contacted by tele- last Monday, in Providence Hos- phone or in person "ought to pital Washington, D.C. appeal for enumerators was in- dicated, at meetings held this call their rectories and vol- •^Wp^Howard Carroll had week in nearly all parishes as unteer for the job. More than gone to Washington to consult pastors and their committees 20,000 men can be utilized in With a longtime friend and the project. The more we physician and was advised to mapped, plans for the census. have, the easier the task will enter the hospital for medical The parish meetings, were tests. His condition, not be." an expected development in a thought to be serious, worsen- ed two days later and he series of five training sessions Materials to be used in the died less tha • five days after held last week. census will be forwarded to entering the hospital. Parish leaders were briefed parishes during the coming He had served 14 years as "on census-taking techniques by week. The questionnaires will geneFal secretary of the Nation- Landon G. Haynes, of the First be used in the training sessions al Catholic Welfare Conference Research Corporation, and which are scheduled in every in Washington before being Father Lamar J. Genovar, mod- parish at the convenience of named Bishop of the Altoona- erator of the Diocesan Council the volunteers. Johnstown Diocese in Decem- of Catholic Men. The DCCM is ber, 1957. Pastors and enumerators who directing the census. The late Bishop was one of need additional information on three brothers, all of whom be- Voice Photo Information gathered at the the census have been directed came priests serving in the Di- CENSUS MATERIALS are being .packed by stu- supervising the task is Father Lamar J. Gen- initial training sessions is now to contact Visitation Rectory, ocese of Pittsburgh. Two of the dents of Notre Dame Academy for distribution ovar, of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Men. being passed on to parish 19100 N. Miami Ave., North Mi- brothers became bishops and to all parishes beginning this week; Shown At right is Mother Maria Jane, I.H.M., principal. workers. ami, National 1-7811. Bishop Walsh Symbolizes Ailing Cardinal Tardini Asks Resistance To China Reds Release From Vatican Post (Continued from Page 1) who personally directed the VATICAN CITY (NC) — Do- longer have one hour free." The menico Cardinal Tardini told a Cardinal added: "I can assure fear that the trials may mean Kung Pin-mei traitorous coun- terrevolutionary clique, came press conference that it is his you that he kept his word." further severe measures against to China in 1948 when the "sincere desire" to resign as Cardinal Tardini recalled that Catholics in Red China in the Chinese People's Revolution Vatican Secretary'of State, for he had been a seminary profes- near future. was approaching victory and reasons of health. sor before his appointment. the Chiang Kai-shek reaction- "Think of it," he said, "six The 72-year-old Cardinal, who They point out that the vast ary rule was on the verge of hours of teaching a week and 40 has been suffering from a heart majority of Chinese Catholics total collapse. Dispatched by days of vacation." illness, added immediately that will have nothing to do with the ' U.S. imperialism and the the decision regarding a resig- Vatican - condemned "patrio- Vatican, he came to China nation is up to Pope John - tic" church and that the trials , together with Cardinal Fran- Vatican Library 'Busy' XXIII. He said he would carry were used by the Reds to cis Spellman, U.S. imperial- on until relieved. •' VATICAN CITY (NO — The equate loyalty to the Holy See ist, to make counterrevolu- Vatican Library served thou- with treason in the minds of the tionary 'emergency' arrange- Cardinal Tardini called the sands of scholars throughout people. . ments with a view to under- press conference to discuss a the wo: 1 ' , 5959. mining the Chinese People's booklet he has prepared on the During the year, the" i* - Catholic sources here report revolutionary cause." reign of Pope Pius XII. During that in addition to the illicit allowed ±,477 scholars of e>~

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5TJR LADY of the Miraculous Medal js portrayed in the above mmm A SECTION of a stained glass window depicting Our Lady of vindow already completed. Other stained glass windows in the Lourdes is installed by workmen at St. Mary Cathedral as part Cathedral will be completely installed by Palm Sunday. of the over-all program to beautify the church. Requiem For Bishop Howard Carroll from the AIJtiEY of NOTHE-IJA/VIE (Continued from Page 1) He noted that through his 20 the United Service Organiza- was one coconsecrator. The oth- Isgr. Patrick J. O'Donoghue, years of service with the tions (USO). er was Bishop Coleman F. Gar- NCWC "for the greater part of •••QfSEPTFONS, FRANCE icar general. Also present He also served as secretary roll. Archbishop Patrick A. his priestly life Bishop Carroll rill be Msgr. James F. En- devoted himself to the service to the board of trustees of War O'Boyle of Washington preached ight, Father Joseph M. Mc- of the entire American Church Relief Services-NCWC, now the sermon. .aughlin and Father Neil J. through its heirarchy." Catholic Relief Services-NCWC, 'lemming. ' " " and was made a Chevalier of John Cardinal O'Hara, Bishop Howard Carroll was the French Legion of Honor in C.S.C., Archbishop of Phila- 100% PURE WHEAT GERM Solemn Requiem Mass will be born in Pittsburgh Aug. 5, 1902. 1949 in recognition of -his relief delphia, officiated at Bishop fered in St. Mary Cathedral, He attended Holy Rosary grade work. Carroll's installation in the iami, tomorrow, Saturday, and high schools, Pittsburgh; Named Bishop of Altoona- Altoona Cathedral, Jan. - 2$, arch 26, at 11 a.m. for Bish- Duquesne University in the Johnstown in December, 1957, 1958. Howard Carroll, following same city; St. Vincent's Semi- Msgr. Carroll was solemnly con- The new Ordinary began soon citation of the Office of the nary, Latrobe, Pa., and the (Al- secrated on Jan. 2, 1958, in St afterwards the work of complet- ;ad at 10:30 a.m. Msgr. Barry bertinum) University of Fri- Matthew's cathedral in Wash- ing the Cathedral of the Blessed U be celebrant; Msgr. Robert bourg, Switzerland. ington. Archbishop Amleto Gio- Sacrament, one of the largest Schiefen, chancellor, will be; vanni Cicognani, then Apostolic churches in the country, which aeon; Father-Thomas O'Don- He was ordained in St. Nich- Delegate to the United States olas' cathedral, Fribourg, on was begun originally in Sep- an, subdeacon and Father Jo- and now" Cardinal Cicognani tember, 1924. Construction work jh M. McLaughlin, master of April 2, 1927, by the late Bishop serving at the Vatican, was the Marius Besson of Lausanne, stopped on Sept. 7, 1931, with remonies. Msgr. O'Donoghue consecrating prelate. the great edifice in a far from II be assistant priest. Many Fribourg and Geneva, Switzer- land. Following his return to Bishop John F. Dearden, then completed state. It was rapidly iests of the Diocese of Miami the United States, he took spe- head of the Pittsburgh diocese riearing completion at the time II be in attendance. Father cial studies in education at the and now Archbishop of Detroit, of the Bishop's death. Painstakingly Prepared bert Brush will be in charge University of Pittsburgh. the priests' choir. By the Trappist Fathers MASS IN WASHINGTON WhUe* serving as a curate Golden-hued Germalyne is the vital irchbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, in (he Sacred Heart parish, heart of the wheat berry (only 3 %}, ostolic Delegate to the United Pittsburgh, from 1928 to 1938, OFFICERS one of nature's richest concentrations ites, was celebrant of a Pon- he taught philosophy part of health - giving proteins, vitamin* WILLIAM O'NEIL and minerals. The preservation of the ical Requiem Mass in St. Pat- time in Mt. Mercy College, CHAIRMAN wheat germ's wholesome health-giv- k's Church, Washington, on Pittsburgh, from 1930 to 1938. CHARLES H. ALCOCK ing qualities have been perfected by PRESIDENT esday. Other officers of the the Trappist Fathers through an unhurried, exclusive process which also-. iss were priests with whom He went to Washington in 1938 NORMAN W.LEWIS gives Germalyne its. incomparable texture, delectable taste, and easy as assistant general secretary EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT digestibility. Acclaimed by Western Europeans since 1931, this essential shop Howard Catroll had of NCWC, and held that post food product from France has in a very short time convinced health- rked in the NCWC. Msgr. until he was named general sec- minded Americans that there IS indeed a difference in wheat germs. ul F. Tanner, who succeeded retary in 1944. He was the third n as general secretary, was THE general secretary in the history GERMALYNE AND YOUR HEALTH ihpriest; Msgr. 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March 25, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page THE EDITOR'S COMMENT: Truth Of The Matter That All May Be One Bishops Sentence Wanted: Men To Make A Hazardous Journey Shocks Americans By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH It presented a challenge that brave men could rise to. It Americans were shocked at the news of Bish- Tomorrow, March 26, a large gave them an ideal to reach crowd of eighth and ninth grade for. op James E. Walsh's arrest and sentence in China boys is expected to take the a few days ago. The last missionary from the written examination as a pre- Our Lord in establishing the United States in that oppressed country, Bishop liminary step to being accepted priesthood has called for volun- Walsh has been dealt "with according to directions for enrollment in St. John Vian- teers, or more accurately, He in tlie same textbook of persecution used by the ney Seminary next September. has chosen some, but left them stagers of the mock trials of Cardinals Stepinac Not all will qualify. And of free to accept or reject the in- and Mindzsenty. those who do, not all will per- vitation. And He made it very severe. Experience leaves lit- clear to {he apostles and to all future priests that his. mission It seems obvious that in their frantic ef- tle doubt of this. Which boys was indescribably more he." : of the many who will wrestle forts to set up a puppet church for all Cath- tant and more hazardous t. olics in China, a so-called National Church to with the exam questions will any human enterprise. He told be ruled by Communists, the Bed leaders found one day be working in the the Apostles, they must not put diocese of Miami as a priest their hand to the plow and turn the presence and integrity of Bishop Walsh too is a secret known only to God. formidable an obstacle. back. They would be as sheep But we ~can say this about among wolves. Men would hate the ".right kind" of candidates them, as they hated Him. They Loyalty to the Church and to the Holy Father would be jailed and falsely ac- for the priesthood. They have such as characterizes his life always inflames cused, even as Bishop Walsh in this in common, namely, the de- hatred and revenge among the Red tyrants. He China in this very hour. sire to accept the invitation of had to be smeared and disgraced to pave the way Christ regardless of what it will for further deception of loyal Chinese Catholics. He promised them small cost them over long years in wages indeed, but still assured personal sacrifice. They are not them they would gain a hun- The only good effect noticeable in these afraid of a challenge, even atrocities is that we are given reminders that dred fold. Constant ' danger though it must seem to them was to be theirs, for as His communism has not changed, that it respects WASHINGTON LETTER now as if they could never captains they would be en- neither God nor man, that it will destroy free- measure up to it. gaged in a warfare to the dom and violate rights whenever its own pur- When the priests talk in the death with the powers of evil. They would never have to pose is served. Too many forgot in the recent Castro Expected To Tell schools on vocations, or in worry about a "safe reutrn," visits of Russian officials, as they were being private spiritual direction, because they were journeying wined and dined and amused, that communism U.S. To Quit Navy Base they make sure the priest- through life as priests and as remains our enemy, and is as ruthless as ever. hood is never presented as pilgrims to another world. Senator Beall called the Bishop's sentence "a By J. J. GILBERT United States throughout all the "an easy thing." They go to pains to point out the sacri- horrible illustration of the methods of the area. "Honor and recognition" WASHINGTON (NO — There fices involved in seminary -would be theirs for eternity, for Reds." are growing indications that this He is expected to continue to routine and in the life of a hurl insults at the United States, they would be known as priests summer the United States will priest. They emphasize the of God forever. We should pray*fervently to God for the wel- to make ill-considered charges, difficulties that are to be met. fare of Bishop Walsh and his loyal Chinese faith- be confronted with a number to appropriate American - held But they balance the picture This wonderful challenge of • ful. And it should not be too much to hope that of widely scattered internation- property, and, eventually, to with the assurance from the priesthood has lost none of this outrage will merit,an effective protest on the al crises. . order this country out of its Christ that His grace will nev- its ppwer these 19 centuries. part of all Americans of ail faiths who recognize Guantanamo Bay naval base. There is good reason to believe the tactics of the Reds as a danger to all people er be lacking, that He will be It is a foregone conclusion MOVING FAST with His priests always. that today when youth is on trial everywhere. that Soviet Russia will try to and condemned for so many ex- cause as much trouble to us It is well agreed here that Remember Ernest Shackle- cesses that this same challenge as it can over the Berlin ques- Castro is not the type to slow ton's famous ad in the London of Christ will attract greater tion. It is anticipated that down his headlong and irrespon- Times? The great Antarctic ex- numbers of our young men than Red China will do something sible actions because of a re- plorer had to recruit men, for ever before. Danger: This Film in the Formosa Straits or buff. In fact, it is believed that another expedition, but he fear- somewhere else in Asia. he is moving fast to act before ed attracting weaklings or cow- There is no doubt that many the Organization of American ards. So to attract only the best of our youngsters are capable Is Sacrilegious None of the problems to be States takes action against him. he worded his ad this way: of great sacrifices. What they faced is likely to be more irk- The recent move of the OAS "Men wanted for hazardous need is a noble idea, some- It is unfortunately true that some moviegoers some and difficult to handle against the violation >of human journey. Small wages, bitter thing inspiring enough to consider their own judgment superior to that of Jhan that which is rapidly devel- rights in the Dominican Repub- cold, long months of complete make them forget themselves the Legion of Decency. They resent the Legion's oping in Cuba. It is already a lic would seem to be applicable darkness, constant danger, safe and their personal ambitions. evaluation of certain pictures as dangerous to their very trying situation for this to Cuba at present. return doubtful. Honor and re- Even the boys that may seem moral life, insisting that they are mature enough Government, and it probably cognition in case of success." most irresponsible and giddy to control their own morals. With a "we-can-take- will get worse. Castro apparently must do have their moments of serious, it" attitude, warnings of indecency are ignored. OPEN DEFIANCE what he is doing, either be- To many the ad sounded thought and ardent desire to cause of some inexplicable in- . Castro already has done some like a joke. But it weeded out make the best possible use of One film producer is now attempting to ward compulsion or because the undesirables and misfits. their lives. release a picture which goes far beyond any things in open defiance of inter- he thinks" it necessary to keep private or public consideration of impropriety national law and Latin Ameri- his revolution rolling. The or obscenity. It has been branded as blasphem- can tradition. One- act, which words and actions of Castro The Diocese of Miami ous and sacrilegious. Making use of the scrip- has attracted little attention ex- are greatly bothersome now, Wejekly Publication tural account in the Book of Genesis of the cept in diplomatic circles, was but they are expected to be- Embracing Florida's 16 South- ern Counties; Broward, Char- origins of mankind, the film has been pro- Cuba's "jumping 'the gun" in come worse. lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto. Glades Hardee. Hendry, High-, nounced an "unconscionable offense to relig- announcing its . candidacy for lands. Indian River. Lee, Martin, The question is, how to deal Monroe. Okeechobee, Palm ion" and a "blatant violation of Judaeo-Christ- the Latin American seat on the VOICE Beach. St. Lucie. ian standards." -•"'•• United Nations Security Council with this situation. which will become vacant this Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 To the suggestion that the , This particular Hollywood offering is "The year end. Advertising and Circulation, PLaza 4-2561; Classified PLaza 8-2507^ Private Lives of Adam and Eve." It has been plac- U. S. cut off the purchase of su- This choice is usually made gar from Cuba it is argued that THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. ed in the Legion's "C" or Condemned classifica- Th- Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President tion and is the first product of a major American in a caucus of Latin American this would drive Castro further motion picture company so classified since 1956. states, and according to a into the arms of Khrushchev, The last one was the infamous "Baby Doll" which certain established precedent. and in the end might also cost Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor met with such public revulsion that it was quickly Castro has thrown all this to this country more money for su- Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant withdrawn with heavy loss to producers and ex- the winds. He will have the gar purchased in the open mar- Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant hibitors. backing of Soviet Russia and ket. To attempt to match Cas- its satellites in his bid for tro's moves step by step, includ- -:- -:- -:- The world premier of the picture was the Security Council place, ing our expulsion from the John J. Ward Editor scheduled ,#or yesterday in New Orleans; How^ • and if he gets it no one cares Guantanamo Bay naval base, Charles Shreiner Assistant Editor George H. Monahan '. . • News Editor ever, after learning of its nature, the theater to predict what it might lead ~ couKJ lead to the communists, Marjorie L. Fillyaw . Women's Editor owner cancelled it. to. - including Reds from Soviet Rus- William P. Dale Business Manager sia, taking over the country. Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager Surely the theater operators in South Florida But Castro, seemingly, has can be expected to display similar good taste and made the United States, not Moscow could take over Cuba courteous consideration for the sensibilities and , the target by using domestic communists Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida Subscription rates: $5 a year; single copy 15 cents religious convictions of the people of all faiths. It for his attacks. He has revived and not run afoul of the Mon- Published every Thursday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38. Florida. Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd.. Miami 38. Fla. would be a disgrace to permit "The Private Lives of the cry of "Yankee, Imperial- roe Doctrine: But if Moscow Member Catholic r*ress Association. National Catholic Welfare Confer- ence News Service. •'•-'.• Adam and Eve" to become a public affront to this ism," and stimulated it, to the should decide to flout the Mon- News items intended for publication must be received by Friday noon, cojnmunity. . detriment of the image of the roe Doctrine, what then? prior to following week's edition.

THE Miami, Fla. March 25,.I960

*••#»> " SUM AND SUBSTANCE AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK f-; Which Wayj For Is Dollar Symbol Of U.S.? •I Cuba? By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN tion. There's nothing wrong than the cross that now mar- Recently there has been con- with the dollar. There is some- shals the forces of Western civ- By JOSEPH BREIG siderable discussion about the thing frightfully wrong, how- ilization." But the dollar is The success or the tragic appropriateness of the eagle as ever, with the men who are marshaling some mighty noble failure of the Cuban revolution, our national symbol. The op- misusing the dollar. forces in our civilization. What rests squarely upon the man position maintains that a bird 'GREAT MENACE* of the great crusade for social who led it — Premier .Fidel of prey is scarcely a fitting Castro. Even in Catholic circles I justice? If the dollar is to be symbol for the United States, find there is a lot of fuzzy talk used for a symbol, what of the especially in view of the fact Even bigger things depend about the dollar as the great unprecedented dollar generos- upon him, also. that the eagle for centuries has menace? to bur Christian way of been associated with imperial- ity of the U.S. in foreign aid to He can become known as life. Yet if the United States be- the world's poor? ism and monarchy. A few cyn- came an impoverished country, • one of the great men of the ics, however, have suggested DISPROVES CASE Americas — or as a disas- would it become automatically that instead of a rapacious bird In the context of his allusion tj ' bungler, or worse. a better country? If the Catho- of prey, the Almighty Dollar lic Church in America gave to the dollar, Dawson does dis- lie' must make his choice. would be a proper symbol. away all its money, would it prove his own case. He shows He cannot escape responsibil- * FITTING SYMBOL? immediately become more holy that loss of religious belief, not ity. and apostalic? This talk about the dollar, will endanger Amer- At first glance, the dollar 7 "History will absolve me," does seem a fitting symbol of the Almighty American dollar ica. He states that as long as Castro said once. the corruption in America. We irks me because so much of it an overwhelming majority of are stiU in the throes of a Con- comes from British and French American, Congressmen are at History will not absolve him intellectuals who look down least nominal church members, if he wrecks his own revolu- gressional investigation that has been going on for several years their noses at "the materialistic the U.S. "will not develop an tion — a revolution that sent a Americans." anti-Christian policy. thrill of hope through the west- and which has uncovered some very sordid financial skulldug- ern hemisphere. Jacques Maritain, in his But the prospect is that the gery. We learned about Sher- * * * • Reflections , of America, re- > American public will become NEITHER WILL the Cuban man Adams and the charges marked that he didn't see totally secularized as a result people absolve him. or will against government officials re- NC 3-M-Se any Frenchmen throwing their of religion-less public educa- those in other lands' who love garding influence-peddling. money away in the streets of tion. "It is only a short step, "Sister, I think I know why the art of conversation social justice, and labor for a died." %- better world for all humanity. We read about Van Doren France. As far as Catholic he says, "from here to the and many others who prosti- teaching is concerned, the point at which the' Christian QUESTION CORNER Neither, I think, will Latin tuted their talents for the Church has never taught that way of life is condemned and America forgive Castro if he sake of money. Hundreds of • money, in itself, is evil, but outlawed as a deviation from does not measure up to his disk jockeys are being quizzed that it can be misused. The the standard patterns of so- Can A Priest Refuse titanic opportunity. about payola and Representa- fault is in the user, not in cial behavior." Great and difficult economic tive Adam Clayton Powell is the dollar. Dawson seems to see a cause- and social reforms are des- up on charges of income tax effect relationship between the To Baptize A Baby? perately needed in our sister cheating. Certain editors in That is why I was disappoint- American dollar and this rising continent to the south. commenting on the situation ed to find in Christopher Daw- The priest in the church where I regularly attend tide of un-American secularism. say that the brazen corrup- • son's luminous Historic Reality Mass, refused to baptize my baby this week. He told me The future of the western I see it the other way round: tion of the culprits is exceed- of Christian Culture, p. 39, an to go to my own parish, even though I have never re- world, and indeed of all man- it is secular education that ed only by the apathy of the allusion to theN dollar as the sym- gistered in it. Has any priest the right to refuse such kind, will be affected, for weal causes men to idolize the dollar general public which looks bol of the growing seculariza- an important thing? We are good Catholics*und cannot or for woe, by the attainment that causes secularism. What complacently on thievery and tion of American, and in fact, understand such a refusal. or nonattainment of those ob- all modern civilization. He says rich America needs is not a pilferage. MSGR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK jectives. that Christian civilization was depression but more responsible * * * Now the dollar may symbolize inaugurated with the acceptance ' Christians who realize they must This is rather a common problem. I can understand why you IF CASTRO leads Cuba into something or other but I don't of the cross as a symbol but "it use their money as trustees for are upset. Perhaps you should try to understand why the priest the doldrums, or worse, the think it's a symbol of corrup- is the sign of the dollar rather God's poor. sent you to your own parish. needed reforms may be set back many years. He didn't make it impossible for your child to be bap- He has had more than a tized. He hasn't shut the door altogether. He is merely mak- year now to indulge in show- Making Marriage Click ing sure that you act properly as a Catholic. manship and endless televi- It is the duty of a pastor in a parish to see to it that his sion harangues. , people receive the sacraments, that they hear the word of God, That sort of thing has grown Protecting Family Rights that they are prepared for life as well as death. tiresome. It is high time for PARISHTONER HAS DUTY TOO some competent and intelligent "At a recent convention Sex would exist for pleasure can never identify progress and governing. The duty of the priest has a corresponding duty which the on low rent public housing, alone. The homosexual would civilization with a rejection of parishioner must carry. Doubtless Castro has enjoyed I was shocked at the sug- be justified in his weird inhu- human values. the fun of denouncing the U.S. gestion of one of the speak- man behavior. Sterilization We must remember that parishioners are parishioners The Cuban throngs listening to ers, who, incidentally, was would encourage a terrifying Sterilization involves a whole whether they .register or not. Registering is advisable but him have liked it, too. officially invited, that in- system of free love, and lust philosophy of life; we cannot not necessary. A person does not remain unattached until * * * he goes to the parish rectory and let's the pastor know that formation about steriliza- and animalism would run ram- accept it without also accept- ELEMENTARY common pant. he is living in that area. He becomes a parishioner as soon sense, however, ought to tell tion be supplied to all oc- ing many similar practices, as he moves there. any one that Castro is playing cupants. What arguments Another terrifying principle such as abortion, artificial in- with deadly fire when he cud- can I use against this prac- implied and accepted in steril- semination, contraception, and The pastor at that time acquires certain obligations and duties; the new parishioners has obligations, too. dles up to Soviet Russia and tice?" B.W. ization is that the child is pri- euthanasia or mercy killing. Red China. marily a citizen of the state This has a practical value also. Later on the child may By Msgr. IRVING A. DeBLANC well be living in another city and may need his baptism record Possibly it is difficult for and consequently the state And now a few more sugges- so that he may receive Holy Communion for the first time^or Castro and many other Cu- We hope that-no Government has an absolute right to con- tions: be married. bans to believe that the U.S. official deliberately intended trol births. We cannot reason- ift xious to be .the friend this incident. Religious belief is ably concede that the state 1.) If^sterilization is proposed, MAY NOT REMEMBER PARISH orUIRi and of all other Latin so deeply involved that many has that kind of right over the besides its many other evils, it It may well be that his parents have moved since theji, American s.ations. taxpayers and especially mem- child and is prior to and su- would tend to prevent the con- perhaps when the child was just a few months old. He may not bers of that Association would perior to the family rights. sideration and adoption of genu- remember or even have heard the name of the church in which • But Castro and Cuba won't violently protest it. Moreover, No such concession can pos- ine remedies to this whole in- he was baptized. find out the truth about Ameri- the Supreme Court of New York, sibly be made. This is a false can intentions if they simply in the case of Osborne vs. tenet of nazism and commu- volved problem. Then begins the sometimes tedious business of searching assume that "the U.S. is the nism. for it. The priest usually has to write to the diocese and Thompson, has declared as un- 2.) We unquestionably need a bad guy of the western hemis- constitutional a law involving ask that a letter be sent to the pastor of the church in greater amount of larger low phere. sterilization as a means of sav- •~ No, the family is an institu- which a certain street is, the street where the family lived tion in its own right. It is prior rent public housing for large The statesmanlike thing would ing tax money. Human dignity is years ago. to and even more basic than the families. We do not starve a be to stop insulting the U.S., certainly more important than the state. It is the parents who If the family has scouted around and gone to another parish and give cooperation a try. money. large man and force him to fit decide to freely, though respon- for the baptism of the child, that makes the task almost im- * * * into a small suit nor can we Sterilization as proposed sibly, have children. There will, possible. It is better, therefore, to have it done in the proper THE MAN Castro put in reasonably force large families here would also imply that so- of course, always be a certain parish. charge of Cuba's national bank, into small houses. ciety accepts that the indi- number of needy and unhealthy NECESSARY SOMETIMES TO REFUSE Maj. Ernesto (Che) Guevara, vidual has a right to physical families, but the disadvantages 3.) Recent agitation concern- seems to have found the U.S. There is another angle. The pastor must ascertain whether or love apart from reproduction, and expenses accruing to so- ing the unwed mother as related not the child has a chance of being raised a Catholic. He must guilty without a trial. He makes that it is lawful to seek the ciety from these less fortunate to housing underlines our need speeches alleging that America judge from what he knows of the parishioners whether or not satisfaction of love while do- families are more than compen- for more skilled and mature so» they will actually raise the child as a Catholic. wants Cuba in "economic slav- ing away with fertility. Ac- sated for by the respect for the cial workers. Their standards ery-" cept this principle and mar- family institution of which they and, of course, salaries, should Sometimes we find that parents are anxious about Bap- The world knows who wants riage becomes unnecessary. are a price. This is sure: we be- raised. . (Continued on Page 10) nations enslaved. March 25,' Miami/ Fla. THE VOICE Fourth Sunday Of Lent Strange But True

Rejoice In Serving God By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959, N.C.W.C. New Service By Father Gervase Brinkman Miss Wright thought of this situation, the more necessary Serve God — in your fellow it seemed that something more men. Prescription Pharmacy - must be done. She approached Today's Introit tells us to re- the president of Hallmark joice. The following story is told cards and asked whether he 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. because such service to God is would donate the cards and Call PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery cause for rejoicing. envelopes. He offered to give her as many as she could use. A work began in Missouri back in the '20s and in its Administrators and chaplains gradual flowering it has in other institutions heard of brought joy into the homes of her program and asked whether literally millions of persons it would' be possible -for them who have one thing in. com- to receive cards — all kinds of God Love You mon — a relative or friend in cards — from her. trouble. '' This was the beginning. Most Reverend • * • Nina Wright refused no one. It is the story of Nina Wright If they asked for 10,000 cards, Fulton J. Sheen who for a long time has been they received 10,000. Today affiliated with the Unity School from the school in Lee's Sum- of in Lee's Summit, mit between four and five Missouri. Her work occasionally hundred thousand cards are took her into nearby prisons. sent out each year to prisons "Every victim must be seasoned with salt." (Mark She made one such visit early in all parts of the United 9-48). This saying of Our Lord is a text from the Old Testa- in December 1924. As she was States. ment: "Whatever sacrifice thou offerest is to be seasoned about to leave, one of the pris- CATHOLIC, NICARAGUA with salt." (Levit. 3-13). The meaning is that a Christian oners approached her and ask- • • • ed her if she would send a This is Miss Wright's extra- does not offer meat, such as sheep and goats and bullocks, SAit NEn CHURCJ /rr tCm-iLDGCn. -M As card to his wife. curricular apostolate. Working QCWUly, HAS EXTGA THICK HtTKNAL .-^ fbA as was done in the Old Testament; he offers himself. As "You just don't find greeting in a sub-basement which is her WALLS TO PHUy/ENT TRAFFIC NOISBS FltOH ^ S.* St. Paul said: "Offer up your bodies as a livjng sacrifice, cards in a prison," he told her. store room, she folds cards, - DISTURBING THE CONGREGATION.. consecrated to God and worthy of His acceptance" (Rom. finds the envelopes to fit Miss Wright bought the them, boxes them, and sends 12-1). The salt here means sacrifice because there is in card and sent it. On her next them off to all parts of the us a principle of corruption. trip the man described the de- country. Most of the work is Saints of the Week light of his wife when she re- done personally and she allows * ceived the greeting. The more nothing to stop her. This was Sunday, March 27 Thursday, March 31 St. Peter, who heard Our Lord speak these words, develops evidenced in the experience of FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT, ST. AMOS, Prophet. He was the idea of sacrifice in this first Epistle, saying that if Christ one chaplain who needed cards LAETARE SUNDAY. Generally one of the minor prophets, a "THE REDEEMER" this date is the feast of St. shepherd of Tekoah (Koa) near Who was sinless was salted with the fire of sacrifice, so we in a hurry. He telephoned Miss The immortol story reverently, Wright. John Damascene, Priest-Confes- Bethlehem, who lived in the must be salted with self-denial. "Christ's mortal nature, then, screened. Unquestionably the sor-Doctor. He was born about eighth century B.C. He aptly de- greatest RELIGIOUS FILM ever scribed himself as "a herds- has been crucified, and you must offer yourselves with the produced, and by far the most "I don'f know whether I 676 in Damascus, where his fa- same intention." The Christian law of life is tg submit to the spectacular version of the "Holy will be able to handle it," she ther was the caliph's vizier. He man plucking wild figs." H i s Week" events ever portrayed in prophecy was a denunciation of fiery cleansing. told the chaplain, "I'm just re- was educated by Cosmos, a film. * covering from an accident in Greek monk, and brought to evildoers. The Roman Martyrol- 60 Minutes B.W. Rental $12.00 which I received seven broken Syria as a slave. He succeeded ogy says he frequently was V(e happen to live in a world where selfishness and ribs, a fractured • hand and a his father as vizier, but realiz- scourged by the priest, Amasi- love of the dollar Is highly valued; our neighbors are less broken wrist. But I'll try." ing the danger of his position as, and died when his head was pierced with an iron spike by interested in the idea that "Life is worth living" than they ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC in a Mohammedan court, gave the priest's son, Ozias. are in the idea that "Life is worth having." his riches to the poor and went .TO THE BRIGHT & BOLD: to Jerusalem where he entered Friday, April 1 ST. THEODORA, Virgin- We who have been called to Christ cannot entwine our I MOST PR0FES3HWS: Long years of the monastic life. He boldly re- hearts with the Crucified Lord unless we salt our prayers, study. Large sums invested. IBM sisted Emperor Leo the Isauri- Martyr. She was a Roman, the our npvenas, our assistance at Mass, etc. with sacrifice. I CAREERS: BuicK placement. Rapid an, of Constantinople, but is sister of St. Hermes. Like him, promotion. Challenging, exciting And if there were a better place to send sacrifice than best remembered as a theologi- she was put to death for the k work. Expanding opportunities. Faith in 132 during the reign of to give it to the Holy Father to help support 135,000 mis- [START IBM TODAY: Full-time, part- an. He is the author of the first Emperor Hadrian. She and her sionaries — we would recommend it to you. , Asia 'tme. Lean an* Earn. Pay weekly. Summa Theologica and many brother were buried side by needs salt — and the salt is your sacrifice. ) No contract to sign. Superior Indivi- liturgical hymns. Last of the | dual Instruction. See Yellow Page side. I 620, Phone Book. VA Approved. Greek fathers, he died about 749. Pope Leo XIII proclaimed Saturday, April 2 GOD LOVE YOU to Miss D.F. for $50 "Our Lord has been APELPHI him a Doctor in 1890. ST. FRANCIS OF PAULA, very good to me in 1959. In addition to many other graces and Operated by the BUSINESS and Confessor. He was born in 1416 blessings, I have just received an increase in salary. In order Daughters of Sf4 Paul Monday, March 28 TUTORING SCHOOL ST. JOHN CAPISTRANO, in Calabria of poor parents and to express my gratitude to the Sacred Heart for^all He has 2700 Biscayne Blvd. at 14 began the life of a hermit Confessor. He was born in Ca- given me, I would like to give said amount to the Society FR 1-0835 500 N.E. 79 St. PL 1-7948 at a seashore cave, where he pistrano, , in 1385 and be- for the Propagation of the Faith." ... to J.L.M. for $5 "I gave OPEN EVERY DAY PAY-AS-YOU-EARN PLAN was joined by two other pious up my afternoon snack for one months Here is the savings!" 1 P.M. TO 8 P.M. came well versed in civil- and youths. His followers had be- ... to J.L. for $5 "I am sixteen years old and promised St. canon law before he joined the come so numerous 17 years Jude this amount if he granted a special intention. I hope your Franciscans in Perugia in 1415. later that he founded the "Min- good works are kept up., in these lands that need so much." Noted for humility and self-de- ims" (Least), who looked upon ... to Mrs. C.L. for $15 "This is half of my weekly pay check. ATTENTION nial, he became the first Gen- themselves as the lowest of re- In Thanksgiving for the many graces I have received, it is for eral of-the Observatine Fran- ligious communities. The move- the foreign missions." ciscans in 1437. He preached ment spread in Italy and RELIGIOUS DEALERS with great success in Italy, Au- France. He was sent to France stria, Germany, and Hungary at the request of King Louis" Yeu should be color conscious when it is a means of pray- ^nd was the chief supporter of and attended him at his, d6fu~- ing for the 1,160,600,000 pagans throughout the world. Let your LARGEST LINE OF: John Huniades in defending Vi- bed. He remained at the re- eyes know what your hand is doing when you say the Rosary. enna from the Turks in 1456. He quest of Kings Charles VIII and As your hand moves along the beads of the World Mission * CHURCH GOODS died that year at Vilak, Hun- Louis XII, .carrying on his work. Rosary, your eyes pick out the color of each decade and bring gary. • He died in France in 1508 at to your mind and prayers the pagans in the different mission * RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Tuesday, March 29 the age of 92. He was canonized lands. Enclose your request for a World Mission Rosary with in 1519. His relics" were de- ST. CYRIL, Deacon-Martyr. y«ur sacrifice of $2 and we will send one to you. * MISSALS, BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS stroyed later in that century by He was a deacon of Heliopolis the Huguenots. (SAINT JOSEPH MISSALS, ETC.) in Lebanon. About 362 he was SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice tortured and put to death for to- H and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Di- INQUIRE ABOUT OUR FULL TRADE DISCOUNT the Faith in the persecution " of rector of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Julian the Apostate. 40 Hours Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. or your Diocesan Director, Wednesday, March 30 Devotion Rev. Neil 3. Flemmiug, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, FLORIDA CATHOLIC ST. QUIRINUS, Martyr. He Florida. ' was the jailer of Pope St. Alex- Following is the schedule WHOLESALERS, INC ander I, by whom he was con- of Forty Hours Devotion as 1160 RIVERLAND ROAD verted with his daughter, St. announced by the Chancery: Balbina. Shortly afterward he March Check the 'FOR SALK ads FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. was arrested as a Christian, 25—St. Vincent Ferrer, in this week's PHONE LUdlow 1-3103 tortured and put to death about Delray Beach Voice Classified Section 117, in the persecution under 29—St. Mary Cathedral, Hadrian. Miami

Pooe 8 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. March 25, 1960 30 Parishes Have Set Up Units Of CCD In Diocese Blessed Trinity Parish in Mi- chairman of the good will apos- BOWLING IS FUN ami Springs is the 30th parish tolate. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY to establish a unit of the Con- Material for training execu- fraternity of Christian Doctrine. tive boards of the CCD and SIGN UP NOW! The setting up of the apos- for the Religious Vacation tolic program marked ap- Schools to be conducted in the for a proximately the half-way summer may be obtained at SUMMER point in the diocesan effort to St. Michael's Church, 2935 W. have the CCD operating in Flagler St., Miami. LEAGUE every parish. Other parishes recently or- COME IN OR CALL ganized for CCD projects in- Trad* Mark Officers who will guide ac- clude: St. Mary Star of the CR 8-2613 tivities at "Blessed Trinity are: Sea, Key West; Our Lady of FREE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEGINNERS Joseph Mitchell, president; Perpetual Help, Opa-locka; St. 5 *rt Munson, vice president Lawrence, north Miami Beach; Smd chairman of parent educa- St. Stephen Protomartyr, West DELRAY Hollywood; St. Brendan, Mi- tors; Ambrose Schebera, sec- ami-; St. Hugh, Coconut Grove; retary and chairman of helpers; Sts. Peter and Paul, Miami; BOWLING Frank Grimm, treasurer; Wil- St. Monica, Opa-locka; St. Mat- liam Hodgin, chairman of fish- thew, Hallandale; Epiphany, 325 S.E. First- Avenue Delray Beach, Fla. ers; Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, South Miami; St. Margaret, CONFRATERNITY of Christian Doctrine officers in Blessed Trin- SNACK BAR • NURSERY chairmen of teachers; Charles Clewiston; Holy Redeemer, Mi- ity Parish, Miami -Springs, are shown abqve. In the front row, ami; St. Clement, Fort Lauder- Grundy, discussion club chair- from left, are Ambrose Schebera, secretary, and Joseph Mitchell, dale, Holy .Name, West Palm man, and Mrs! Charles Grundy, president. Rear row, from left, are Robert Munson, vice presi- ALL NEW - ALL NYLON Beach, and St. Paul, Arcadia. dent, and Frank Grimm, treasurer. Day tan Tharabred Deanery Chairmen Named

For New Retreat Program DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE Men and women were named Miami, and John Partin, 1700 this week to serve as deanery SW 85th Ave., Miami . chairmen of the weekend re- treat program which the dio- EAST COAST: Mrs. S. T. cese will sponsor this summer. Klestinec, P.O. Box 763, West Palm Beach, and Joseph C. In naming the chairmen, McMullen, Sr., 512 Gardenia Father Noel Fogarty, retreat St., West Palm Beach. director, said that those ap- pointed will soon organize Coordinator of the men's pro- chairmen in each parish who gram is Richard Cors, 1710 SW SPECIAL 23rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale. SCJOT-TEX will accept reservations for the retreats. The following weekends have Weekends for men 'are being been allotted to deaneries as indicated: , • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN IG U A R A IM TEED , IMPORTED organized through members of SAF-T-LOK TREAD DESIGN the Holy Name Society but at- JUNE 17: North Dade men. • NEW, NON-SKID SAFETY 40,000 MILES tendance is open to all men of JUNE 24: South Dade men. in WRITING by PAN-AMERICAN the diocese. The women are JULY 1: Broward men. • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR TIRE CO. plus road hazard guaran- (BONUS MILEAGE) , tee against cuts, breaks, bruises 100% PURE organizing through the Diocesan JULY 8: West Coast, East etc. without any exceptions. Com- mercial use excepted. 14" Guar- Council of Catholic Women. Coast men. • NEW HANDSOME STYLING anteed 35.000 Miles. All retreats will be held at JULY 15: North Dade women. • EASIER PARKING, STEERING JULY 22: South Dade women. CASHMERE the Golden Strand Hotel, NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS 17901 Collins Ave., Miami JULY 29: Broward women. Beach, with Father Edward AUG. 5: West Coast, East SALE Coast women. FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL A. Molloy, a Redemptorist, as SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX SPORT 1 AUG. 12: Open to all men. PRICE retreat master: 6.70x15 . 62.55 ..... 2.17 . 22.15 The following have been Father Fogarty has pointed 7.10x15 . 68.65 .... . 2.27 24.15 named deanery chairmen: out that retreatants from any 7.50x14 68.65 ..... 2.14 22.15 COATS deanery are welcome to make .. 2.26 . IN IVY CLASSIC — CONTINENTAL BROWARD: Mrs. W. S. Gal- reservations for any weekend. 8.00x14 75.45 ... 24.15 AND 3-BUTTON MODELS lagher, 2160 SE 19th St., Pom- Specific weekends were as- 8.50x14 82.85 .... . 2.42 . 26.40 pano Beach, and Dennis Boud- ' signed to deaneries for pur- 9.00x14 . 92.00 . . 2.61 . 29.30 Soft, silky Cashmere, painstakingly tailored in the reau, 1630 South Miami Rd., poses of general organization. Browning King manner to give you the finest sport Fort Lauderdale. NYLON TUBELESS WHlTEWALLS coat you can buy. Styled in all the newest shades, LEARN FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE NORTH DADE: Mrs. Theo- SIZE LIST PRICE including popular Whites — Checks — Plaids — dore Schraeder, 4015 Meridian TO DRIVE EXCISE TAX PRICE Stripes and Solid Tan — Brown and Navy Blue. Ave., Miami Jeach, and Harry 6.70x15 . 76.00 . .. .. 2.17 26.75 DOOR TO DOOR 7.10x15 ..... 84.00 .. .. . 2.27 29.25 Mullady, 1369 NW 28th St., Mi- SERVICE IN In Sizes Up To 50 In Regulars, Shorts, ami. PALM BEACH 7.60x15 92.00 .... . 2.45 ,. 31.95 COUNTY 8.00x15 102.50 Longs, Portlies and Short Portlies WEST COAST: Mrs. Laren . . 2.62 35.50 Anderson, 1387 Gasparilla Dr., Jack Grant, Director 8.20x15 106.25 .... . 2.80 36.75 OUR REG. PRICE '105" Fort Myers, and George Pot- AA AUTO SCHOOL 7.50x14 89.35 .... . 2.14 26.75 tinger, McGregor Boulevard, 223 FERN STREET 8.00x14 92.40 .. .. . 2.26 ..... 29.25 Fort Myers. West Palm Beach PHONE TE 3-8429 8.50x14 ..... 101.45 .... . 2.42 . 31.95 NOW REDUCED TO SOUTH DADE: Mrs. V. S. DELRAY BEACH, FLA. 9.00x14 112.70 ..... 2.61 35.50 Courtney, 8751 SW 42nd St., CR 6-9888 9.50x14 116.90 . .. .. 2.80 ..... 36.75 CREDIT OR BUDGET TERMS — Your old tires can be your DOWN PAYMENT All Prices Exch. for Recappable Tire. Otherwise Add $3 per tire. PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO 3CKER -, • 2777 N.W. 54th ST. AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7th AVE. PONTIAC DEALER 10535 N.W. 27th AVE. ^ • 5740 S. DIXIE HWY. DETROIT* FLINT- MIAMI 665 S.W.8'-* ST. MIAMI W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W. 7th AVE. SINCE 1822 J INC. HOMESTEAD: 916 M. FEDERAL HIGHWAY FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY 1200 Lincoln Road • Miami Beach FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY 442 E. Las Olas • Ft. Lauderdale

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A STEP toward the Sisterhood DRESSED IN HABITS, sixth' grade girls represented various Reli- Voice SUHSET is portrayed by a sixth grade gious Orders of Women during Vocation Month program held by "FATHER X".is named Man of pupil at St. Theresa School, pupils at St. Theresa school in Coral Gables. the Year during a special pro- High in the hills of beautiful BOCA RATON gram presented on Vocations. CUSTOM Built Homes • Lots Available Salvage Store Needs 3 BEDROOMS • 2 BATHS • 2 BEDROOMS • 2 BATHS May A Priest Refuse Furniture, Clothing SEWERS, CITY iwATER BASEMENT if desired $16,500 An appeal for usable clothing 28 FT. ELEVATION $16,900 LOW DOWN PAYMENT and furniture was issued this Make Your Own Terms — FHA & Conventional Financing To Baptize A Baby? SAINT DIRECTIONS week by the St. Vincent de Paul Turn west off Federal Hwy. at 40th St., cross Dixie to (Continued from Page 7) , N.W. 4th Are. Turn left to Sunset Ridge. Salvage Store, 801 N. Miami Phone BOCA 5518 or Hollywood WAbash 3-1649 tism but unconcerned about the child's Catholic education or Ave., Miami. LEO or write 815 N. 26th Ave., Hollywood, Florida First Holy Communion, Confirmation and further religious LEW SHONTY Developer - Builder Sylvester Rice manager, said training. 4 that store supplies are running COLLEGE • It is necessary sometimes to refuse Baptism in very adverse low because of the heavy distri- circumstances. Now this would be difficult, were another pastor bution of items to migrant work- A LIBERAL ARTS South. asked to baptize a baby. He would in conscience have to call ers during the recent crop fail- JUNIOR COLLEGE S. J. HATCHER the proper pastor and ask his opinion, since he cannot grant ure. Conducted by 10TH AND OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY S.E. the Sacrament to everyone without reference to the reason- The store is operated by the DELRAY BEACH, FLORIDA The Benedictine Fathers ableness of the request. St. Vincent de Paul Society and . Packers of Fancy Tropical Honey ' MUST ASK PASTOR'S PERMISSION profits are used to carrjT on • Boarding Facilities for Young Agent for Tropical Jellies and Marmalade It is not, however, impossible to have a child baptized in charitable work throughout the Men. Young Women accept- another parish, but the proper procedure is to first request the diocese. Pick-up service can be ed as Day Students. „ Box 302 DELRAY Phone CR 6-5637 proper pastor for permission to take the child to another parish. obtained by calling the store at • University Parallel and Pre- FR 3-3856. ' professional Courses Leading You say that you are good Catholics, but you haven't Fancy Pack Gift Boxes Shipped Anywhere toward All Degrees. apparently taken the time to go to your own parish to tell • On the same Campus: JOHNSTON'S FRUIT STORE the pastor that you are now in his parish. EDWARD P. DUFFY St. Leo College Preparatory Established 1927 School for Boys, grades 9 to Proprietor: Thomas S. Hatcher The present trend toward vagabond Catholics, belonging 12. Now Packing Temples nowhere, responsible to no one, is most unfortunate. As long as New Location 73 S.E. 4th Ave., Delray Beach, Flo. For Information, Write Telephone CR 8-1934 we live someplace, we belong to a particular parish. The Church ACREAGE has divided the dioceses up into parishes with definite boun- THE REGISTRAR daries. Every Catholic belongs to some parish. STATEWIDE Saint Leo College EMERGENCY SICK CALLS 817 N. Federal Hwy. Saint Leo, Fla. It would be wise for everyone to know where he belongs. Delray Beach, Fla. This does not, however, mean that a man must attend his own Just say the word! Phone CR 6-7889 CASH? parish church every Sunday. There is no law like that of which Patronize 'Voice' Advertisers I have any knowledge.

Some people are of the impression that a priest will not go out on an emergency sick call unless the sick person WOOLBRIGHT is registered in a parish. This is not true. Any priest will an- . swer any emergency to which he is called, if he can pos- Construction sibly handle it. One of the reasons for requesting Catholics to make them- Co. Inc. selves known at the rectory (to register, in other words) is to make sure that he knows what he is doing. Sometimes people Phone CRestwood 6-4728 call very excitedly in the middle of the night and give such little information. P.O. Box 1562 Delray Beach, Fla.

The fact that a Mrs. Zilch is dying may not be enough. Builders of: Too often that's all the priest hears before the caller hangs ST. VINCENT FERRER SCHOOL, DELRAY BEACH up the telephone. ST. MARK CHURCH, BOYNTON BEACH "You're the boss" at Beneficial He may have to go to the parish census list to find out ST. MARK SCHOOL, BOYNTON BEACH When you want cash to. pay off left-over bills — clothing bills, where Mrs. Zilch lives. doctors' bills, any bills — just phone BENEFICIAL for a Bill If she hasn't registered, the priest may have to call the Clean-Up Loan. Then make only one monthly payment instead of several . . . have more cash left-over for yourself at the local gendarmes to help his search out for his lost sheep, the end pf each mondi! Phone today! one he never heard about, until it may be too late. Catholics: Headquarters Wherever you are, there's EXAMPLES OF LOANS for a BENEFICIAL office near you. ON 24 MONTH PLAN DELRAY CRestwood 6-7018 LAKE PARK Victor 8-2566 To find it, see the white $Cash pages of your phone book You $412 $512 $600 New Food Service Equipment Get » Loans up to $600 Monthly $23.00 $28.00 $32.40 D. ADEIMY, Inc. Complete Line Of All Nationally Advertised Above repayments mode on time cover everything) Loons in other amounts or Ranges - Dishwashers - Refrigerators - Broilers - for other periods, arc comparable. CONCRETE •n Furniture, Car or Note IFIa.-B), -. Fryers, Etc. We Will Design and Plan Complete Additional FLOORS—SLABS—PATIOS—DRIVEWAYS Serving Facilities for your Cafeteria BENEFICIAL Box, 6215 Southboro Station Club Church Hospital FINANCE CO. West Palm Beach,. Florida BILL WOODWARD EQUIPMENT CO. O MM. BENEFICIAL FINANCE 60, 1201 Omar, W.P.B. TEmple 2-4611 or TE 3-0566 1507 S.W. 37th Are. HI 3-1413 cxxsjaaaaasssssattcssxm^^ Poge 10 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. March 25/1960 John Burns * WE RENT Holy Hour For Vocations Sfet Sunday Graduate Accountant FOLDINGCHAIRS (Continued from Page 1) 11 years' experience AND TABLES Diocese of Miami will be special INCOME TAX and guests. Bookkeeping Services Two altar boys from each par- ish will receive special awards 112 North Federal Hwy. in recognition of their devotion Delray Beach.. Fla. CR 8-2751 JA 4-3351 and loyalty to the principles of 1211 NX. 4th AVE. Catholic Doctrine as exemplified Res. Boynton 9079 FT. LAUDERDALE by .their faithful assistance at Mass. All of. the vested altar beys IN WEST HOLLYWOOD will assemble in the plaza of St. Mary Cathedral School for procession into the church be- fore the Holy Hour. Members , '•^fthe Miami Serra Club will \>>w.ovide a guard of honor. 6100 Hollywood Blvd Widespread interest has been created throughout the Diocese Fhonc YUkon 3-0857 in the program of Vocation Month activities arranged by Father James J. Walsh, dioces- an director of vocations. ' RADIO-TV PRAYERS OFFERED During March prayers are be- Voice Photo Call PL 4-2861 For A Cheerful Estimate ing said after Masses in every MIAMI SERRANS judge essays submitted during ._ Walsh, diocesan director of vocations, are "There b No Substitute For Experience" church and chapel for an in- the February contest conducted in schools of James W. Kindelan, Edward McHale, John crease in vocations, and special the Miami Diocese. Shown with Father James J. Dyer, Michael Assalone, and William McDonald. 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE prayers are offered daily in school classrooms. "Serving Miami Shores and Surrounding Areas" Boys in grades 8 through 12 Reds Back Anti-Semitism who have indicated an inter- Church, School 'j U.S.-Ukraine Group Says est in the priesthood are be- Registrations When you think of SAVING ing interviewed by a voca- (NO — A tion committee of IS priests in Drive In Stuart ) statement that Moscow is be- To Be,Taken the fire deaneries of the Dio- hind the recent anti-Semitic out- Always think FIRST of cese. breaks in many parts* of the For Chaminade Begins April 10 world, was made by the Ukrain- America's Oldest Federal Thousands of students in clas- STUART — A campaign to ian Congress Committee of HOLLYWOOD — Registration ses of junior and senior high provide funds for the erection of America. dates for boys planning to at- schools of the Diocese partici- "The over-all tactic of the a new church and school in St. tend the new Chaminade High FIR pated in the first annual essay communist party of theU.S.S.R. School have been announced by Joseph parish has been an- is directed against Jhe Jewish contest sponsored by members the Marianist Fathers who will t»f the Miami Serra Club. nounced by Father Noah Brun- religion, as it is directed against staff the school. YEAR—ROUND PROJECT ner, pastor. , any other religion," continued the statement from the group AV1NGS Awards to the winners in the Construction o^ the first phase AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI Theodore Houk has accepted Which is said to represent 1,500,- four divisions of the competi- of the high school will begin rr W.H. WALKER, Chairman tion, whose topic was "The Im- the chairmanship of the drive 000 Americans of Ukrainian de- shortly and is expected to be 5 portance of a Vocation in the; which will open on Sunday, scent. completed in time for the fall offices— Diocese of Miami" will be pre- April 10. semester. DOWNTOWN • CORAl WAY • KENDALL • LITTLI RIVER • HOKTN sented at a Serra luncheon on Tuesday, April 5. Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, Macao Mission Schools According to Brother James pastor, St. Sebastian parish, Darby, S.M., two meetings for Winning Out Over Reds ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^H^^ ^^^^^^ ^^B^^^ ^^^^^^ ^V^^^^ ^B^^^^ ^^^^^"^ ^^^^-^ ^^ Parents, pastors and school Fort Lauderdale, will be the parents of boys desiring ta principal speaker during the MACAO (NO — The 10-year enter the 9th grade have been principals will be guests of the enrollment battle for Chinese ; Serrans, The School of each kick-off meeting. scheduled for April 7 at 8 p.m. students between communist in St. Stephen parish, West Hol- first place winner will receive Sunday Masses are now be- and Catholic schools here, has a trophy which it will retain lywood and on April 8 at 7:45 in GRIFFITH'S ing celebrated in the Women's swung sharply in favor of the Little Flower parish. for one year. Club since the fire which oc- mission schools. BROWARD COUNTY'S ORIGINAL Emphasizing tRat the pro- curred in St. Joseph Church There are now 15,419 students Entrance examinations will gram to encourage vocations on Feb. 2. enrolled in 29 Catholic schools be given in English and Arith- continues year • round, Fath- compared to 9,489 students in 16 metic on April 9 at 9:30 a.m. in OYSTER BAR Formerly a chapel at Camp communist schools. , St. Stephen parish. er Walsh stressed that "In the Murphy, the small building was (SINCE 1945) vital work of promoting voca- shipped to Stuart by water in tions, every person has a def- 1947. inite role to play and a re- SOMETHING NEW . . . JUST ARRIVED! sponsibility to fulfill."

A committee of priests gives laymen dedicated to prayer and PERFUMES and COLOGNES vocation talks during October certain activities to foster voca- and March in diocesan schools, tions. In addition to semi-month- and interviews prospective can- ly meetings held to aid mem- didates for the priesthood, Fath- bers in better understanding vo- ESSENCES OF THE FAR EAST - er Walsh said. -Brothers, and Sis- cations and to deepen their own LILAC - STACCATO - CEYLON - LOVE $ ;s who teach in the schools spiritual lives, the club provides **** mad pupils regularly in recita- a speakers' bureau which gives FREE FAST DELIVERY tion of prayers for vocations and talks and shows vocational films 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. IN FORT LAUDERDALE lend to the cause of vocations to schools and parochial CHANCERY BUILDING 3301 S. ANDREWS AVE. the value of prayer and sacri- groups." The Serrans also aid - Prescription Pha'rmoty fice. in the education of seminarians Miami, Florida ROLE OF PARENTS by contributing to. a burse. "KNOW YOUR PHARMACIST" Phones PL 4-3774 or PI 1-9581 *- :. Parents create the Catholic at- mosphere which enables voca- IN POMPANO tions to flourish, Father Walsh • CORAL GABLES • MIAMI SHORES 235 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY pointed out. Parents also fulfill their obligation to promote voca- (JEAN'S LOUNGE) WE 3-9435 tions by refusing to stand in the "Everything way of a son or daughter who $2.50 wishes to answer the call to the to Build FLORIDA LOBSTER religious life, he said. By ex- fall you can, eat) ample they teach respect and Anything" love for the priesthood and re- MAINE LOBSTER FROG LEGS 1 Iigious life. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS STONE CRABS \ STEAMED CLAMS "Members of the Serra Club," PERRINE • N. MIAMI BEACH STEAKS CHICKEN Father Walsh explained, "are • DELRAY BEACH a limited number of selected

THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Pago 11 Latin American Communists - - Few But Dedicated Moscow, Peking Operate Prelate Scores Injustice Network Of Party Agents Of Poor Pay Given Workers This is the fourth in a social, and political inequities in dictators both in this hemis- also making efforts to estab- series of articles on Latin Latin America, communists phere and overseas, and by- lish better industrial relations, America. The articles, pub- there have managed to enlist pass friendly, representative re- perhaps because election is- lished periodically for some 300,000 militant members. gimes? What about'Latin Amer- sues are centering more on readers of The Voice, are icans trying to put through economic and social prob- taken from a booklet en- But their influence, their some social reforms and thus titled "Latin America, A cunning and bold moves reach hurting some private American lems due to ,the pressure of Challenge to Catholics," far beyond these numbers. interest? the urban masses. released by the National They manipulate strikes, riots • • Morals. Latins are con- However, communists contin- Catholic Welfare Confer- and revolutions and penetrate vinced that distorted morals, ue to have a stronghold among ence, Washington, D. C. vital sectors of labor, the min- The author is editor of drawn mostly from United intellectuals and university^* istry, students and writers as Noti(£as Catolicas, Spanish States movies, magazines and dents, mostly because th and Portuguese - language well as communications. fashions, have a bad influence education includes a heavy dose service of the NCWC News on ther youth and society. of free-thinking, irreligion and At one time or another they rebellious romanticism. Service. have been powerful within the • People. Latin Americans A VIOLENT CHANGE By JAMIE FONSECA governments in Brazil, Bolivia, resent discriminatory practices Costa Rica, Chile,' Guatemala, Many jf these intellectuals, After three decades of agita- by United States concerns in incensed by social injustice and Mexico and Venezuela. Today Latin America. These practices tion and propaganda about the they are making a bid to pene- dictatorships,, sought in Marx- NC Photo include differences between U.S. ist and socialist theories an ef- citizens and Latin Americans EXAMPLES of publications which communists and their sym- ficient ehange, even if it were in salaries, living quarters and a violent one. Students and pathizers are circulating in Latin America, and particularly in facilities. Latins also complain Cuba at present, are shown above. Union Sovietica boasts of the writers in Latin America feel of a certain "aloofness" by U.S. a strong, urgent sense of "mis- industrial, agricultural, political and artistic progress of the representatives. Soviet Union. Other publications speak on the Berlin question, sion," that of lifting their troub- 'Yankee Imperialism,' and similar topics. (NC Photos) • Culture and religion. led, unorganized, countries to Learned Latins are culturally nobler levels of democracy and progress. trate the Fidel Castro regime gress held there last Fall, he as mature as Europeans and think that except for jazz, tech- in Cuba. warned: This is why ideas have such nology and production the Unit- AGENTS ARE ACTIVE "Unless you go after those a powerful appeal in these ed States has a long way to go lands; it also explains why Under orders from Moscow who exploit the needy, unless you become aware that Latin to catch up. Recent tours of students at the university and and Peking, Red agents and America is afflicted with com- American drama, dance and. even high school level are leaders are pushing through a munism because the wealthy, music groups have been a rev- so active in politics. sweeping reorganization of their who call themselves anti-com- elation for these people. On the tactics and their forces. Since munists, pay starvation wages religious side — and this reach- It is only in recent years, es deeper — millions resent the with the growth of Catholic the beginning of 1959 they have and charge excessive prices aggressive proselytism of fringe youth movements among stu- held four policy-making meet- for housing, food and mer- chandise, you will be accom- sects trying to convert those v dents and workers that the ings: in Moscow at the end of who have professed Christiani- youtn of the Americas is forg- January, in Peking a month la- plices of those who push for- ward the very communism ty for centuries. ing a new path toward influen- ter, in 'in June, and in tial political groups in Vene- you think you are fighting. These are the grudges of Santiago, Chile in August. The only effective way in the zuela, Chile, Uruguay and Mex- otherwise basically friendly ico. Since the peak of the Rus- struggle against communism peoples that the communists sian prestige after World War < is the way of Christian social are trying to turn into bar- Women's suffrage, recently II, when they were able to doctrine." riers of hate between Latin established throughout Latin pull over half a million votes Red leaders will continue to America' and the United America, is also having a def- in the area, Latin American play politics in the knowledge States. This quick listing inite impact on the political communist parties seem to that turbulence favors their shows that a more direct and forces and programs, as "home 7 have suffered a steady set- plans. Of the 27 changes of enlightened participation of values ' are projected into the back, including the backfiring regimes in 19 Latin American Catholics in shaping interna- public issues. of the Bogota riots in 1949 and nations since 1950, only nine tional relations and policies MILITIAS AND MOBS the ouster of Guatemala's were due to normal elections. is needed to defeat the com- All these factors have slowed Red - tinged government in Eighteen came about through munist campaign. down the Red penetration. 1954. violent changes — six bloody Quickly learning from their One telling facet of the com- revolutions, eighty coups d'etat setbacks, communist leaders Numerically weakened, com- munists' relative decline is the by the military, three assassin- and agents are turning their munists have been trying "pop- growing maturity of the labor ations of presidents, and one efforts to other fields. ular front" tactics with the con- movements in Latin America. suicide. nivance of leftist liberals, and Of the 27 million workers in For instance, while still re- often -of dictators. In this man- NO SOAP OPERA those nations? some 13 million lying on their political groups, ner they might capture a mil- This is no soap opera, but a are organized in trade unions, Reds have turned to a ^dual 4 per cent per year cur- lion votes or more. Wheii view- tragic stigma rooted not so mainly in urban industries. cor unism" approach by which ed against the total of 34 milJion much in factionalism or ambi- Reds at one time had power- they have agents and militants tions of "caudillos" as in the rent dividend. Save as votes cast since 1952 in various ful influence in those move- working both in the govern-1 presidential elections, this mil- discontent, the poverty and gull- ments through the Latin Amer- ment and in the opposition, thus * lion does not justify a bid for ibility of large segments of pop- ican Workers Confederation riding smoothly over political thousands save, say as power. But they have recourse ulations whose frustrations play (CTAL); today this Soviet tool upheavals and managing to to disorder and violence also. into communist hands. now includes hardly 12 per cent come out unscathed from pol- thousands say; For my SOCIAL INJUSTICE Red propagandists, already of the total" organized labor. itical persecution. fostering all kinds of internal* That communism has not But again its leaders are en- They are turning to the f.i~_ -- made greater headway in Latin chaos, fan inter-American dis- gaged in an all-out effort to money it's . . . sensions into hate campaigns skilled, unorganized labor of America in spite of social in- split the non-communist labor the big population centers, justice there is due to the basic- against "Yankee imperial- groups and grab the lead. ism." and to the potential migrant ally Christian outlook of these MEETING IN CHILE workers of the impoverished people and their individualistic Facts do not justify all the In February, 1959 there was rurai areas. They know that tenets. Furthermore, where vig- complaints that responsible a meeting in Santiago, Chile eventually these displaced orous native movements of so- groups have against the United between Latin American Reds and frustrated masses could cial reform are under way— us- States. Misunderstanding is fre- and Soviet agents known as make fine militias and mobs ually carried out by Christian- quent and envy plays no small experts in labor agitation. Their for riots and armed violence. democratic groups — to improve part. But here are the basic aim is to disrupt, through 11 But their most promising ef- the pitiful conditions of the areas of resentment as ex- strikes, the attempts at econo- FEDERAL fort^ is the youth leadership masses, the Reds have little pressed by sincere Latin Amer- mic recovery now under way SAVIN6S AND LOAN ASSOCIATION training program that has chance of success. Dictatorships icans: on the continent. and semi-feudal states are the brought some 8,000 Latin Am- • LINCOLN ROAD • Money. The southern No.ilOO at Lenox Ave. - JE 8-7411 most prone to the communist Catholics have made im- erican youths to universities • FORTY FIRST STREET engulfment. neighbors of the United States portant contributions to the and other centers behind the No. 425 at Sheridan Ave. • JE-8-3666 say they do not receive fair labor movement, either by Iron curtain. Each year the • COLLINS AVENUE Few have said it more poig- treatment under the foreign aid organizing unions or by pre- P.eds take_ a crop of peasant at 7Sth St. - UN 6-73 31 programs, as compared with • SURFSIDE nantly than Archbishop Mariano paring leaders, especially in youths and students and train 9S74 Harding Ave. - UN 5-7441 Rossell of Guatemala. In~an ad- Europe or the Middle East. the Young Christian Workers. them as the future rulers of • NORTH MIAMI BEACH . dress to the Fourth Inter- • Politics. Why, they inquire, But .ome leaders in industry, their projected Socialist Union 163rd St. Shopping Center . Wl 7-1473 American Anti-Communist Con- does the United States befriend business and government are of Latin American Republics.

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March 25, THE vofer- Mnfftlv '•' CENTRAL CATHOLIC high school, Fort Lauderdale, was rep- FACULTY MEMBERS, James Kutz and Brother Michael Ardoirf, ONE OF SIX students of Archbishop Curley High School who resented among winners by senior John Sharrow whose exhibit C.S.C. of Archbishop Curley High School, look at project of were awarded top honors in the fair is Richard Lannon, who second place in Electronics division in the competition. Thomas Snvada, first place winner in Zoology (Man) category. placed second in Pure Mathematics with his project. Curley Wins Science Fair's 'Best Performance' Award Archbishop Curley High Vincent Sites and Steve Perun- School in Miami was awarded ko received honorable mention the plaque for best overall per- as well as John Peast, Pierre formance during the South Flor- LeBreton, Robert Gawlick, Wal- ida Science Fair as six stu- ter Loughney, Dennis Benson dents were among top winners and Robert Figueroa. and eight other pupils received Students of Central Catholic honorable mention. High School receiving honorable Central Catholic High School, mention certificates were Mi- Fort Lauderdale, was also rep- chael Schnierer, Edward resented among winners in the Scheick, William Hardy, Paul four-county fair by senior stu- Gore, George Brown, Judy Kem- dent John Sharrow whose pro- per and William Ekle. ject in electronics was awarded second place.

SENIOR STUDENT, Thomas Vernon is shown with his project SECOND PLACE winner in Chemistry and Geology category is Competing in 25 categories with students of parochial and LOANS on Geodesies of Surfaces and Space which was awarded first William Strazik, another student of Archbishop Curley High To Buy an Automobile public high schools, Archbishop place in the Applied Mathematics division of Science Fair. JSchool, which won a plaque for best overall performance. Curley students won two first, two second and two third prizes. LOANS Methodist Board Balks At Endorsing POAU Ribbons were presented to first To Buy a Range or ANCIENT place winners, Thomas Vernon, CHICAGO (NO — The Meth- ther a Methodist nor wholly Applied Mathematics and Tho- odist board of social and eco- Protestant agency, this board mas Suvada, Zoology (man); i nomic relations, balked over a views with concern the giving second place winners, Richard To Buy a Refrigerator proposal that Methodist funds of official Methodist endorse- Lanrion, Pure Mathematics and be used to support activities of ment to an unofficial agency of William F. Strazik, Chemistry Protestants and Other Ameri- this type." and Geology; and third place LOANS cans United for Separation of winners, Edward George, Zoo- Church and State (POAU). Spanish Auxiliary Dies logy (man) and Edward' Pelo- TOLEDO, Spain (NO — Aux- quin, Applied Mathematics. Tgjgmoqj^ Yojt Hojne_^ The 46-member board ended iliary Bishop Francisco Miran- a two-day meeting by adopting State Talent Search winners IN THE 12th CENTURY, da Vicente of Toledo died as a a policy statement which said: result of injuries received in an Alfonso VII, King of Leon, To Buy Furniture Castile and Galicia success- "Inasmuch as POAU is nei- automobile accident. He was 46. Epiphany Parish fully drove the Moors front Open Daily and Sunday his kingdom. In gratitude Mission, March 27 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ; LOANS to God, he founded, in i}il, Guided Tours in English A Mission for men and wom- the MONASTERIO de SAN en of Epiphany parish, South and Spanish BERNARDO de SACRA- Miami will be conducted begin- to-Dental Exnenses^^ MENIA in an isolated valley ning Sunday, March 27 by Fath- in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian er Patrick Walsh, O.P. , For Room Air Ci Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten Revolving; Credit for all Purposes nntil 1925 when discovered and purchased by Wm. Randolph A member of the Dominican Hearst. Disassembled and shipped to America, this Roman- Mission Band, Father Walsh At Low Bank Rates esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. FAMILY MEALS AT BUDGET PRICES will conduct devotions for wom- ContactLOAN any of the following:S Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a en from March 27 to April 3 AMERICAN New York warehouse until 1951 when the Monastery was pur- and the second week has been NATIONAL BANK chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida LENTEN SPECIALS DAILY designated for men. NX. 125th Street at 10th Avenue where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all its North Miami majestic, medieval splendor. Fried Deep Sea Father John O'Dowd is pastor PEOPLES of Epiphany parish. NATIONAL BANE NX. 2nd Avenue at 95th Street BRING YOUR CAMERA Midmi Shores SCALLOPS Commission Sees Bias PEOPLES One Block West of Tartar Sauce NEW YORK (NO — The New NATIONAL BANK 162nd Street and W. Dixie Hwy. Bissayne Boulevard at 167th Street York Commission on Intergroup North Miami Beach Relations has upheld complaints S or K Miami Beach bus connects with Haulover Beach bus, NATIONAL BANK 8 Locations in South Florida of anti-Catholic bias in a Queens OF COMMERCE direct to entrance. College student magazine and Temporary Quarters MIAMI • N. MIAMI has requested the New York Northside Shopping Center CHILDREN m ADULTS Board of Higher Education to Miami adopt a new bylaw designed "to All ore members of: 6 to 12-... 70c * $1.25 FORT LAUDERDALE • POMPANO BEACH prevent a recurrence of such in- Federal Reserve System Members of Clergy admitted Free Federal Deposit Insurance cidents in our municipal col- Corporation leges." .

14 THE VOICE March 25/ 1960 Sightseeing In Lisieux ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION AMD APPLIANCE CO. BUILDER •DEVELOPER'^ Miami Pilgrims To Visit 511 LAKE AVE. 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AWE. LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA MIAMI 38, FLORIDA Convent Of'Little Flower' Frank J. Farrell - 1U 24050 Phone PLoio 8-0327 During their month-long visit chancellor. Four countries will to Europe this suminer, pilgrims be visited: France, Germany, FLYING , ^ of the Diocese of Miami will Italy and Switzerland, ANTS +$ffi spend one day in Lisieux. In or- r( der to reach the quaint French In Lisieux, the Floridians ROOFS < MAYBE ^* ~ will visit the Carmelite Con- village and visit the convent t Pressure Cleaning, j TERMITES where St. Therese of Lisieux vent where Therese's saintly lived for the short nine years life was lived; they will also k Sealing & Painting j tour the shrine and basilica of her religious, life, the Miami y Licensed - Insured -14 Yrs. Exp. A ORKIN group will travel by bus from erected there in her honor. • Jesse J. Scalzo - Owner «| Paris. She was born in Alencon, ^ (Memjker Dade C»; Chamber of Commerce) 4 Riding westward in the France, in 1873, the ninth and last child in her family. Of the VCall NE 5-3603 - NE 3-8511^ ?2ine Valley, the party will FREE INSPECTION jmrney through the mea- five daughters who embraced "~ dows and farmlands of the the religious life, four of them ancient province of Norman- entered the Carmelite convent * YOUR INCOME TAX * dy which in 1925 made history of Lisieux. again when one of its dangh- Therese herself entered at •£2 J E MARQUJA—A Mers, Therese, was canonized. the age of 15 and was pro- FEDERAL TAX CONSULTANT AND REALTOR 1 fessed two years later. For \LTOR I The visit to Lisieux is one of I MIAMI REAL ESTATE MART '&&% th AVE. • several excursions included in three years she performed OPEN 9:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. 9-0563 . • housework and other menial MIAMI PILGRIMS will visit the Basilica of St. Therese of the diocesan pilgrimage to the^ Lisieux in that French city during their journey this suminer to International Eucharistic^ Con-N duties in the cloister and even- fe~~* ELECTRIC RANGE REPAIR*-** gress which opens in Munich, ' tually was put in charge of the the International Eucharistic Congress in Munich, Germany. The THERMADOR AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE Germany, on July 31. The group sacristy. At 20 the frail nun basilica, shown above, was consecrated in 1954. AND ALL OTHER MAKES, ALSO SMALL APPLIANCES will leave Miami by air on July was appointed "Companion to 11 under the spiritual direction the Novices." In 1844 she be- able. Few except her family SUTTOM ELECTRIC gan to feel the effects of the 1770 N.W. 36lh ST. 7320 RED ROAD of Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, and the sisters of the convent NE 5-5124 MO 6-2551 tuberculois that was to cause were aware of her existence. her death three years later at the age of 24. On her deathbed she said "I will let fall a shower of ROOF DIRTY? During her nine years as a roses — I will spend my heav- "Featuring Save Pointing! Carmelite, she apparently had en doing good upon earth." never done anything remark- Hence the title by which she Dirt and Fungus Removed is popularly known, "The Lit- The Brands Roof Cleaned, Bleached tle Flower." * LOUIS E MILLER You Know19 PLUMBING CO. 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Her book is one of the best 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue read of saint's autobiograph- LITTLE FLOWER, St. Therese MIAMI • FLORIDA of Lisieux, is shown above be- Reservations for the pilgrim- fore her death in 18OT at the CLERICI, IMC ~~-10-Year Warranty—RHEEM age are JJH3ng made through age of 24. Get the Best Buys in Mrs. Therese Beckman of the Masonry and Plastering Contractors WATER HEATERS Monroe Travel Service, 512 Ains- ley Building, 14 NE First Ave., Passion Play 20 GAL. (elec.) $43.50 i Miami. 30 GAL. (elec.) $40.00 1213 OMAR ROAD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED and SUPPLIES Trip Planned Groups Need Revamping 20 GAL $59.00 BUTLER BROS. A trip to view the Passion Lay Leader Points Out 30 GAL $68.00 LUMBER CO. Play staged at Lake Wales on RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY ST. 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March 25, THE VOICC Miami, fla. Page 15 Ms§r. William Barry Given Papal Blessing On Jubilee The Apostolic Blessing of Pope John XXIII was bestowed upon Msgr. William Barry, P.A. as he observed the 50th anni- versary of his ordination on Thursday, March 17 in St. Pat- rick Church, Miami Beach. Celebrant of a Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving, . Florida's dean of the clergy was as- sisted by members of his fam- ily who are priests and clergy from the Dioceses of Miami and St. Augustine who form- EXTENDING GREETINGS to Monsignor Bar- St. Patrick Church were a large number of erly served as assistants in ry following Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving in Miami Beach parishioners and many visitors. the Miami Beach parish. Msgr. Dominic Barry, a cous- in was the assistant priest; Fa- ther William Barry, a grand- ' nephew of Westchester, 111. was deacon and Father Joseph Bar- ry, a nephew from Ireland /i was subdeacon. Father Claude IRISH FLAG of green, white and orange and the Stars and Brubaker was master of cere- Stripes were both unfurled atop St. Patrick's flagpole as Mon- monies. Gold vestments worn signor Barry, a native of County Clare, Ireland, observed the during the Mass were a gift Golden Jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood. from Barry College, of which Msgr. Barry is a co-founder. his should- be the dignity of of Miami and the Diocese of St. Father Peter Reilly was thur- the priesthood.' Augustine in the cafeteria of St. ifer; Father Francis Dunleavy, Patrick school. censer bearer and Father Tim- "What he has accomplished GUEST OF HONOR othy Geary and Father James here and elsewhere is a tribute .J. Heslin were acolytes. to the leader on whom respon- In the evening hundreds of FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND sibility rested squarely. With- parishioners and friends crowd- out his vision, his courage, his ed into St. Patrick's gymnasium Bishop Coleman F. Carroll talent for administration and his for the traditional celebration delivered the sermon during the genuine priestliness, such ac- Mass. Archbishop Joseph P. complishments could not be- of St. Patrick's Day sponsored Hurley, Bishop of the Diocese brought about. Care of souls is by the Friendly Sons of St. Pat- Voice Photos of St. Augustine where Msgr. the paramount concern of the rick, with Msgr. Barry as guest Barry served for 48 years; shepherd of the parish. Here at of honor. TARA SINGERS of Barry College honor Mon- "To Monsignor Barry," composed by Sisters of Bishop James P. Davis, San signer Barry with a special selection entitled St. Dominic who operate the women's college. St. Patrick's, as wherever he Juan, Puerto Rico and Abbot served, that has been constant Through a message imprint- Marion Bowman, O.S.B. of St. and all embracing. ed on the special program, Leo Abbey, were present in the Priest Talks To Priests Msgr. Barry reiterated his re- sanctuary. ESTEEMED BY PUBLIC "Apart from his pastor's re- marks of a few nights before The papal blessing was con- sponsibilities, weighty and ab- when civic and religious lead- Advice Drawn From 50 Years veyed to the golden jubilarian sorbing as they have been, he ers honored him at a testi- \ as "a reward for a life and has been the trusted counselor monial dinner at the Fontaine- of several Bishops," Bishop Car- Priests of two dioceses were the previous Sunday, he em- ed congratulations to the jubil- dedication in the service of bleau Hotel. God" through a letter signed roll said. "But I feel confident urged to be constant in their phasized that the disciples arian on behalf of clergy in A large replica of the polo the #Iiami Diocese and Msgr. by Archbishop Egidio Vag- that the source of his greatest devotion -to the Mass and obe- saw no one but only Jesus'. nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to joy and happiness is the assur- stables where Msgr. Barry first James J. Cloonan of Jackson- celebrated Masses at Miami dient to the will of God and "That must be your life," ville, who served as assistant the United Statss. ance of the loyalty, esteem, the Church by Msgr. William he told the priests and mem- devotion and affection of the Beach and a model of the au- to Msgr. Barry in 1927, con- Members of the Barry fam- tomobile which he drove while Barry, P.A. when he observed bers of the hierarchy, "to see veyed the good wishes of clergy people with whom he has work- ily from the U.Sr and Ireland ed and served for half a cen- serving the missions of North his golden jubilee in the priest- in the Diocese of St. Augustine. always and everywhere only and hundreds of priests, Mon- tury." Florida provided an appropriate hood on St. Patrick's Day. Jesus." signori, religious and laymen background for the remarks of from Florida and other parts of " Other members of the Barry Msgr. James B. Cloonan, Speaking to clergy from the Bishop Coleman F. Carroll the U.S. heard Bishop Carroll family present were Father Jo- Master of ceremonies and Rich- Diocese of Miami and the gave the invocation at the review the life of the 73- seph Barry of Sixmilebridge, ard B. Roberts, who reviewed Diocese of St. Augustine who Hew Cardinals' luncheon during which Msgr. year old priest, who worked for Ireland, a brother of Msgr. Bar- the priestly work of the jubilar- honored him at a luncheon 16 years in North Florida par- ry, and his sister, Mother Mary ian during the past 50 years. . for priests at the Hotel Eden James F. Enright was toast- First Consistory ishes and came to Miami Beach Gerald, O.P., superior general Roc, the jubilarian spoke of master. in 1926. of the Sisters of "St. Dominic, Now pastor of Assumption his early missionary work in FORMER CHAPLAIN Adrian, Mich.; a nephew, Fa- parish in Jacksonville, Msgr. North and South Florida. Set March 28 Describing Msgr. Barry as Father Cyril Burke, O.P., ther Lawrence Barry, S.J. Wil- Cioonan told guests, "His name VATICAN CITY (NO — The "an ornament and light in the is a legend in North Florida "If you miss Mass any day," first chaplain at Barry College, mette, 111.; two nieces, Sister four traditional consistories for history of the Church in the and he is remembered by peo- he said, "that day is lost. The now Prior of St. Stephen Pri- Kathleen Marie, O.P. and Sis- the creation of the seven new State of Florida," Bishop Car- ple of all faiths. As I go through Mass touches the soul that is ory, Dover, Mass., compared ter Marie Joseph, O.P.; a cardinals will be held March 28, roll cited the Golden Jubilee ob- towns and villages I ask ut Msgr. Barry to "a hurricane grand-neice, Sister Michaeleen - weak, it gives the strength that 30 and 31. servance as a "happy and mem- Father Barry and the tp..^,it- can come only through being in of goodness sweeping over Flor- orable occasion not only for the Marie, O.P. and two cousins, Joseph Barry, Melbourne and brance .of him after 34 years is the sacramental company of ida for fifty years, pushing be- parish but for the whole com- The prelates Pope John XXIII Father Francis Dixon, V.F. the greatest testimony to his Christ Himself. fore it prejudice, ignorance and has chosen to bring membership munity. "He needs no formal faith and devotion." tribute for the priestly work he •OBEDIENCE ALWAYS' evils of the spirit." in the Sacred College of Cardi- AMBASSADOR PRESENT has done with such zeal for half Also Mr. and Mrs. Gerald "I am the symbol today of nals to an all-time high of 85 Monsignor Barry's total a century," Bishop Carroll said, Barry, Sr. and MF-. and Mrs. Recalling the early days of something, but they are not will normally be named cardi- dedication to the Mass is the "His works speak for them- Gerald Barry, Jr., of Chicago, St. Patrick's parish when he .speaking of me, but of the nals at the secret consistory of secret of hi. success, Father selves. 1)1. and Mr. and Mrs. James served as 'assistant in the Mi- priesthood of Jesus Christ, about March 28. Burke said. He illustrated his Barry of Fort Lauderdale. ami Beach parish, Msgr. Cloo- the influence of the priest, the "Fifty years of dedicated nan said, "While he was build- remarks by pointing out that The new cardinals include the The Schola Cantorum of St. ideal priest. You must always service to Almighty God and ing this parish he was helping wherever he accompanied the first Japanese, the first Filipino Patrick'^ High School, which "be obedient, never losing the one's fellowman is remark- other parishes from Homestead Monsignor or met him his and the first African Negro is staffed by Adrian Dominic- opportunity to be obedient to able and noteworthy," the to Clewiston to get started." first question, his first inten- named to the office. ans, sang during the Mass and God, to the Church, especially Bishop declared. "It should be tion was to offer Mass, "no led the congregation in the The keys to a I960 Cadillac in the littlest matter that will The red birettas will be recognized for what it is, matter how long he had been singing of "All Praise to St. were presented to Msgr. Barry make you great. You will never placed on the heads of the new something providential. How fasting or what fatigue he Patrick" at the conclusion of by James A. Brennan on be- have a day of real sorrow," cardinals at the semipublic expressly pertinent are the had after long hours of trav- the Mass. half of all the parishioners of Monsignor said, "a day on consistory on March 30. The fol- words of the Introit of to- el." St. Patrick's parish. which you don't do some good, lowing day the Pope will place day's Mass. 'Therefore He After the recessional, lunch- if you try to be perfectly obe- Msgr. John J. O'Looney, who the peculiar broad flat red hats made to him a covenant of eon was served to several hun- Among guests present was the dient." " served as an assistant in St. on the cardinals in a public con- ' peace, to be the prince of the dred representatives of religious Honorable Scott McLeod, U. S. Referring to the Gospel of Patrick's parish in 1929, extend- sistory in St. Peter's basilica. sanctuary and his people, that orders stationed in the Diocese Ambassador to Ireland.

16. THE VOICE Miami, Flo. March 25, 1960 Half-Century Of Love At The Altar Of God

GOLDEN JUBILARIAN, Msgr. Wiliiam Bar- his 50th year in the priesthood. At left is his —T__»nwu.~ —mml wm **~ov"~wmi*igiBsxi3ggagimmxbauxuB. -^ "~ ^~wf «w^ *** FIVE-TIER cake is viewed by Monsignor Bar- founded in 1926. At left is a portrait of the ry, P.A.yis shown as he offered the Holy Sac- grand-nephew, Father William Barry, who ry during a reception honoring him in the Irish-born priest, who is senior member of the rifice of the Mass in formal observance of served as deacon during the Mass. clubrooms of St. Patrick parish which he clergy in Florida.

VISITING DIGNITARIES, relatives and friemL _(.!.„• larian At h!!> right are MM. Ambassador to Ireland Scott McLeod and HIS APPRECIATION to the hundreds of clergy, religious and are shown at St. Patrick Church. At left of Monsignor Barry are Mrs. McLeod, Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, Archbishop Joseph laymen who honored him. on the occasion of his 50th anniversary two nephews and a cousin who served as Officers of the Mass. P. Hurley, Bishop James Davis and Abbot Marion Bowman. in the priesthood is expressed after Mass by Msgr. Barry.

MOTHER GERALD, sister of Monsignor Barry and superior ST. PATRICK'S party honoring Monsignor Barry was held in in center. At left is a large replica of the polo stables where general of the Adrian' Dominicans, is shown with a brother, the evening at the parish gymnasium. A special program of Monsignor Barry celebrated - first Masses at Miami Beach in Father Joseph Barry of Ireland, right, and a nephew, Father Irish songs was presented by Barry College Tara Singers, shown 1926. At right is a model of a car driven by the jufaifariua. Lawrence Barry, S. J. Voice Photos

March 25, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 17 Let GEIOE BE YOUR GUIDE When Dining Out FOR RESERVATIONS COCKTAIL MAINE HOME ON THE RANGE LOUNGE LOBSTER • ' Roast SERVING LONG ISLAND HOURS: Boneless 4 P.M.—11 P.M. • SUNDAY Duckling 12 Noon-11 P.M.

SERVING DINNERS German Member of Cuisine Carte 1355 N. Federal Hwy. Blanche FT. LAUDERDALE • Steaks • Seafood - PHONE LO 4-4221 By JOAN MEADOWS Food Editor The nostalgia a young man together. Add sugar and stir away from home feels for his in refrigerator several hours or mother's cooking may well be until blended. Allow to "ripen" PHONE not so much for the cooking as over night before using. Keeps IMPOlTEItS. ROASTEHS for the cook — in this case his well. Serve with "Savory Fried MIAMI *y*tf8tiGR$< NEW YORK beloved mother. Scallops". * * * Here is a fine Lenten dish sticks, shrimp, pineapple or ap- fying, all you need you will be remembered for — - What's in a name? Often, a FRanklin 9-6562 ple chunks it are. toasted rolls and and lemons can be given some change in spelling "or pro- JOHN • —— JAMES of cream soup. There's tuna, of the credit; they point up nunciation. "Rabbit" — nam- Rye or whole wheat toast. MONROE HOTELS • RESTAURANTS • INSTITUTIONS McGUIRE hard-cooked eggs, ripe olives the flavor ef fish!'if you feel ed for the frisky four legged JUST A TIP: Keep the "Rab- • 24-HOUR SERVICE ON EQUIPMENT • that almost any fish is mun- creature that eluded the Welsh bit" hot (for dunking) but do and crisp shredded cabbage R.'H. HERLOFSEN, President and Resident Mgr. dane, remember you can make cooking pot — has often er- not let it bubble. An overdone to make it a whole meal-in- it melodic when served with roneously been called "rare- "Rabbit" is no longer a deli- one-bowl. the proper background. "Sav- bit". But, by any name, you'll cacy. MACARONI SALAD SUPREME % cup macaroni ory Fried Scallops" and lem- like this recipe for "Rabbit" One more thing: This same on cranberry relish will be- thaf tastes really good! "Rabbit" may be allowed to 1 (6% to 7 ounce) can tuna come one of your temptiag WELSH RABBIT SUP cool and then spread on crack- 2 cups finely shredded j Lenten dishes. Serve plump cabbage You'll need: a chafing dish ers or toast rounds and placed wedges of lemon so everyone 2 teaspoons prepared or small saucepan under the broiler just until the can squeeze the fresh juice mustard 1 cup buttermilk "Rabbit" starts to bubble. Aids Your Healtli over the scallops just before 1 cup ripe olives 2' tablespoons, butter or CHIP AND PRETZEL IMP When you drink Mountain Valley Water regularly, each glassful adds Its eating. 2 hard-cooked eggs share to expelling systemic waste rapidly, reducing excess urine acidity, margarine Cool "Rabbit". Whip with one % cup mayonnaise and aiding digestion. This pleasant water from Hot Springs, Arkansas, SAVORY FRIED SCALLOPS % teaspoon cayenne pepper or any combination of the fol- to not carbonated, not laxative, hot chlorinated. 2 tablespoons vinegar %' cup fresh lemon juice 1 teaspoon dry mustard lowing: 1 teaspoon salt THE HOT SPRINGS WAY—Drink 6 to 8 glasses each 24 2 teaspoons Worcestershire hours for 8 weeks or more. When used to aid in a dis- V* cup salad oil 2-3 cup crumbled Blue Cook macaroni in boiling salt- _ sauce order, ask your doctor about the correct amount to drink. 1 teaspoon salt cheese ed water until tender. Drain, 1 teaspoon horseradish, 1 pound shredded sharp 3 tablespoons minced onion and rinse thoroughly with cold optional Cheddar cheese % or % teaspoon garlic salt water. Cut olives into large Mountain Valley Water 1 tablespoon Worcestershire In chafing dish or sauce pan or in amounts according pieces. Drain oil from tuna, r •/ from HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS sauce over low temperature, heat but- to taste. and flake coarsely. Dice eggs. Phone FR 3-2484 301 S.W. 8th ST. 2 tablespoons chopped termilk almost to simmering If desired, thin with dairy Combine macaroni, olives, tuna, onion point. Add butter, Worcester- sour cream to desired consist- eggs and cabbage. Blend may- 1% pounds scallops shire sauce, mustard and cay- ency. onnaise, mustard, vinegar and 1 egg enne pepper. Gradually add * * * salt, and toss lightly with salad GABLES TYPEWRITER Co. Vx cup bread crumbs Cheddar cheese, stirring con- "Macaroni Salad Supreme" mixture. Makes 4 to 6 generous Oil for frying stantly until cheese melts. is so rich-flavored and satis- servings. World Faxnous Olympia Portable Combine the lemon juice, oil, salt, horseradish, Worcester- Serve over slices of toast. Olivetti Printing Calculator shire sauce and chapped onion; For additional flavor, butter PLANNING TO REMODEL? the toast—and, if you like, NEW and USED add scallops and let stand 1 HOSPITAL, SCHOOL KITCHEN And CAFETERIAS hour; turn several times, drain. sprinkle with garlic salt. Standard Typewriters • Adding Machines Beat egg. Dip each scallop first Welsh Rabbit when served Portable Typewriters • Check Writers in beaten egg, then in bread hot is at its flavor best! STRAUS DI!PARQUET,C RENTALS « REPAIRS crumbs; deep fry ia hot oil (375 After Lent, you'll find it MIAMI BRANCH 1IOO N. E. SECOND AVENUE degrees F.) for 4 minutes, or makes a good dunk for party GABLES TYPEWRITER CO. until golden brown. Drain an snacking. Delicious dunkers FR 4-5802 2313 Lejeune Road HI 40436 Coral Gables paper towels, serve immediate- are: Complete Line of Supplies, Equipment and Furnishings for Institutional Use One Bloct North of Miracle Mile ly with Lemon Cranberry Rel- Ham cubes, cooked tongue ish. Makes 6 servings. Hank Gabelmann—Jack O'Donnell LEMON CRANBERRY RELISH Ft. Lauderdale 2 cups raw cranberries I Missal Guide ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 2 unpeeled lemons, Furniture Co. quartered March 27 — Fourth Sunday of You Can Be Sure If Ips CXAll & & LEWIS CO. 1 cup sugar' Lent. Mass of the Sunday, WESTINGHOUSE Grind cranberries and lemons Broward County's INSTITUTIONAL GROCCftS Credo, Preface of Lent. Oldest Furniture Store FROZEN FOODS March 38 — Lenten Weekday. i. Sixth Film Praised Mass of the day, second pray- inc. 230 E. Las Olas Blvd. er of St. John Capistrano, JA 2-5251 or JA 2-5215 By Legion Critics Confessor, preface of Lent. CATERING TO ... 310 S. Olive - TE 2-4222 NEW YORK (NO — The Na- March 29 — Lenten Weekday. FREE DECORATOR SERVICE HOSPITALS and tional Legion of Decency has Mass of the day, preface of West Palm Beach LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS recommended the movie "Con- Lent. SCHOOL CAFETERIAS spiracy of Hearts" dealing with March S» — Lenten Weekday. nuns who rescued Jewish or- Mass oi the day, preface of PICK-UP SERVICE PHONE JU' 2-6931 phans from nazis. Lent. MIAMI 7, FLORIDA All Work Done In Our Own Plant Legion officials said the film March 81 — Lenten Weekday. P.O. BOX 1150 34 N.E. 11th STREET is the sixth to be specifically PHONE FK 3-3109 Mass ef the day, preface of recommended by the organiza- Lent. The RIDGE Cleaners tion in a drive to promote good April 1 — Lenten Weekday. Member of the National Institute of Cleaners movies. t^EW REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS Mass of the day, preface of Classifying the film as Al, < Electronically Controlled Dry Cleaning morally unobjectionable far gen- Lent. Second Mass allowed of 1302 LAKE AVE. LAKE WORTH, FLA. eral patronage, the legion said: the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Gloria, second prayer of the "This excellent motion picture, lenten weekday, preface of detailing the plight of a group q jfrtc. the Sacred Heart. of nuns in smuggling Jewish INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY* DRY CLEAN. orphans out -of detention camps April 2 — St. Francis de Paul. ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT in nazi-occupied Italy in 1943, Mass of the feast, Gloria, Sec- happy homes use delicious, healthful LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS emphasizes the common bands ond prayer of the lenten week- of love and charity that should day," preface of Lent. Second * SERVING * link all men of good will." Mass allowed of the lenten DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER The other films that have weekday, second prayer ef St. MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER been praised are: "The Inn of Francis de Paul, preface of . . .it's extra-fresh because it's home- Lent. produced! Get the Home Milk habit now! 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 the Sixth Happiness," "Ben Hur," "Embezzled Heaven," April 3 — First Passion Sunday.. Miami: 2451 N.W. 7th Ave. FR-4-7696 "The Last Angry Man," and Mass of the Sunday, Credo, Ft. Lauderdale: JA 3-2449 — West Palm Beech: OV 3-1944 "Power Among Men." preface of Lent. Homestead: Cl 7-3235 — Key West: CY 6-963!

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Family Clinic ARTHUR 1. COLEMAN & CO. HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE TAXIDERMIST /*"""" BARNEY \ / Over 40 Years Experience Do Parents Interfere With Social Life? 649 N.W. 28th St. Ph. 3514 LROWLEY BOCA RATON, FLORIDA REALTOR • APPRAISER Some rish and Big Game Mounts 2126 on the Blvd. Don't our parents realize that things have chang- WA 2-4691 ed since they were young? Although' I'm almost 17, my folks insist on knowing everything —•' and I mean every- thing! — about my social life. Whom were you with? Where did you go? What did you do? Why were you late? They treat me like a child. Because they name FOR 35 YEARS the exact hour I have to be home, I often have to leave AN OUTSTANDING RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT IN a party just when it's storting to be fun. Don't they realize how embarrassing this can be? By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS Electrical Contracting Growing up in the modern world can be pretty rough at BRANCHES IN KEY WEST • ST. PETERSBURG •- times and I can fully appreciate some of your difficulties. It's not easy to be different from others, particularly when they seem to be-nice kids, just interested in having a good time. You feel you're getting old enough to stand on your own feet. This proves you're developing normally, for a spirit of independence is a.necessary quality of a mature person. HI 8-6576 • CORAL GABLES But aren't you overlooking a few important points? In the first place, you are not yet a mature woman. To be sure, you've passed the awkward stage when you were considered too old for toys and too young for boys, but you still have a "good way to go before you'll be entirely on your own. If you're not convinced that this is the case, just ask your- self who buys the groceries and who pays your bills. You may consider your parents old-fashioned in some ways, but they're modern enough to knoW how to earn a living and to provide all the things you need while you're going to school. How much time do you spend worrying about your next meal or how to pay for your new dress? No, you_haven't grown up yet! • Parents Responsible Before God More important, when your parents brought you into the know that it is imprudent for young couples to spend long periods, world, they accepted the responsibility before God and society together, particularly when they may be tired. of guiding your growth into full Christian maturity. Because we For your part, if your date knows the hour you must he are all deeply influenced by the friends we have and the kind of in, you won't have to argue with him about when to return, tops in performance, beauty, convenience social life we lead., an important part of your parents' respon- and you have an excellent excuse for avoiding some of the thoughtless, late-hour proposals that your common sense tells sibility consists in supervising your friendships and your social you are dangerous. All you have to say is, "Sorry, but you BUILT-IN activities. Most parents don't find this easy under modern con- know what time I have to be home." ® ditions. GAS RANGE No, June, your parents are not old-fashioned. They may seem Rapid means of transportation render parental supervi- different from many others because they love you and take their sion doubly difficult, while the number and nature of the parental responsibilities seriously. Although you may not know it, Colorful, handsome built-in units give your kitchen made-to-order social activities now open to young people necessarily require you're a very lucky girl. convenience. Install them in any material, at any height. See bur complete line of Caloric Built-in gas ranges. that parents impose some limits and restrictions. (It will be impossible for Father Thomas to an- swer personal letters.) ENJOY THESE AUTOMATIC FEATURES Let's look at it this way. Suppose your parents didn't care whom you were with, where you went, what you did, or when • ROTO-ROASTER rotisserie lets you enjoy flavorful, juicy barbe- you returned home. If you failed in school because your social cued meats all through the year—rain or shine. life interfered with your studies, they would just shrug their shoul- • MEAT THERMOMETER provides precise, automatic controrto ders and say, "You're old enough to know, your duty." If you -ROOFING- roast meats just the way you want them. kept company with the wrong type of companions and got in .AND PERMANENT EXTERIOR WALL FINISHES • THERMO-SET TOP BURNERS end burning, boilovers, and con- trouble, they'd tell the police, "Don't blame us, she's old enough ALUMINUM SIDING - BONDSTONE ASBESTOS SIDING stant watching. Make every pot and pan "automatic." to know better." If you became pregnant, as now happens to No Money Down—LOW AS $10 PER MONTH—Serving Dode Co. 21 Years • CLOCK-CONTROLLED OVEN turns on, cooks, and turns off by itself. Prepares meals to perfection while you're out. thousands of girls your age, they would tell the social worker, 1411 N.W. 54th STREET LEROY Inc OX 1-6242 "Why, at her age, we wouldn't insult her by trying to run her social life." If your emotions trapped you into an early mar- riage, again like so many thousands of girls your age, your par- ents would just nod, "You've made your bed, now you'll have to itowne sleep in it." Complain Of Parental Neglect Do you want your parents to treat you in this careless, off- hand manner? Many delinquent girls complain bitterly that their 6800 N.E. 4th Court Ph. PL 7-5746 parents neglected them. Although they were allowed to do as Affiliated with Renuort Lumber Yards they pleased, they rightly regarded this parental permissiveness as an indication that their parents really didn't care for them. MODEL KITCHENS ON DISPLAY I think you would feel the same way if your parents showed no concern about your social activities. IN OUR SHOWROOMS ... But you may say you only want them to show a little IIAMI: The scope of our service is limited less concern. Well, let's look at your complaints a little closer. 6800 N.E. 4th Court • Phone PL 7-5746 They want to know whom you are with. How else can they only by your needs. be sure that you don't keep company with persons who might Complete banking facilities GABLES: mislead you or give you) a bad reputation? They want to know Six drive-in windows 4400 Ponce de Leon Blvd. • Phone HI 3-7461 what you did and where you went. Plenty of free parking space flAMI SHORES: ,If you've behaved properly and remained away from disrepu- table places, why should you object to giving them this informa- 660 N.E. 96th Street • Phone PL 9-2431 tion? Surely as long as your parents are responsible for you, they must know what you do when you are away from them. THE DANIA BANK tfORTH MIAMI BEACH: 2075 N.E. 151st Street • Phone WI 5-7571 You say they embarrass you by setting a definite hour when "a name you can banfc on" Between Hollywood and Fort Lauderdalc on Dania Beach Boulevard (AM) you must return home. If you stop to think about it, your parents DANIA, FLORIDA )ELRAY BEACH are not unreasonable and their rules get you out of embarrassing Hollywood Exchange WA 2-4501 Miami Exchange FR1-1391 27 N.E. 1st Avenue • Phone CR 6-7424 situations. Good parents protect the health of their growing chil- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation dren by seeing to it that they get sufficient sleep. They also Page March 25, 1960 THE VOICf Miami, Flo. Foster Parents Give Child ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT 8133 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. 'Gift Of Love/ Deanery Told PL 8-9144 Substitute Or foster parents the young infant, give a gift of can give a "gift of immeasur- mature love very much like that abe worth" to children who all good parents give to their have been abandoned, deserted natural children. In return they or neglected by their real fa- can expect love, respect and BALDWIN thers and mothers, members of comfort and care in their old the North Dade Deanery of the age. Electronic Organs Miami DCCW were told, during FOSTER FAMILIES oml U their spring meeting Tuesday at "Adoptive parents," she de- 100 P' Miami Springs Villas. clared, "who can accept older 36 months children who have experienced to pay. "One of the greatest gifts a damaging relationship with that any child can re- their own parents, must give a ceive from God is the gift of greater gift in effort, courage, mature parents who have de- patience and understanding —? EAST COAST Deanery president, Mrs. Frank A. McManus, left, veloped into adulthood with "Foster boarding pare..«s of St. Francis of Assisi parish, Riviera Beach, receives the the ability (o love God and who willingly accept damag- Music Company gavel from Mrs. Arthur T. Rask, outgoing president. their families in a selfless 522 Clematis St. W. Palm Beach TE 3-0344 way which makes it possible ed, unhappy children into 3116 Florida Ave. Tampa Tampa 2-4718 for them to give consistent their homes to give of their love, care, discipline and good love, their careful guidance, W. Coast Deanery To Meet example to their children," their physical and nervous WHY FEWER BABIES DIE TODAY Miss Rachel Irwin of the Mi- strength to repair the hurt and to re-train the warped Fifty years ago, one out of every 10 babies died during its ami Catholic Welfare Bureau said. mind, do so," Miss Erwin first year of life. Today, infant mortality during that first In Punta Gorda/March 29 said, "without hope that the year has declined to only one out of 40 babies. Much of the .PUNTA GORDA —Spring 10 a.m. in Sacred Heart "Unfortunately there are child will return this love in ; credit for- this huge drop belongs to the potent drugs that many men and women who later years. Thier gift of love help defenseless infants to fight meeting of the West Coast Church by Father Hubert J. Deanery of the Miami DCCW reach physical maturity, but are and sacrifice far exceeds that diseases that once meant certain Sweeney, C.P., pastor, and will open at noon on Tuesday, still emotionally, socially and which the average mature death. That's why we say ... TODAY'S breakfast will be served at spiritually like little children. adult gives to youth." PRESCRIPTION IS THE BIGGEST March 29 in Sacred Heart par- Scotty's Embers Restaurant, While they are- capable of phy- BARGAIN IN HISTORY. ish. Participating in a workshop five miles south of Punta sical parenthood they- jjave not Members of affiliations will developed • the kind of self disci- discussion oh topics pertinent to assist at Mass celebrated at Gorda on 5-oute 1. pline and mature love it takes youth, Miss Erwin reiterated HARTLEY'S her- praise of foster families. Hostesses will be members of to perform the major task of PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY parenthood; that of caring for "We at Catholic Welfare Bu- the Guild of Our Lady. Reser- reau are not in a position to 640 N.E. 79th St. PL 4-4135, and rearing their children to vations are being- taken by Mrs. love and serve God and their serve all such children," she Myrtle Rasmjis, 426 Taylor St. fellow men. What happens to said. "Limitations of money and staff are frustrating and some- TO WELCOME MEMBERS the offspring of these immature parents?" the case worker times we feel that we are not ^.Mrs. George Hill, deanery asked. ! accomplishing nearly enough. president, will conduct the busi- Without our wonderful foster GIFT OF 'LOVE' families there would be very ness sessions during which of- Some children live with such little we could do to help." ficers will be elected. Father ..parents, Miss Erwin pointed out, Bernard McGrenehan, pastor, and consequently grow in the image of their own parents to St. Ann's parish, Naples and Hollywood Guild physical maturity without the deanery spiritual moderator ability to assume adult respon- Installs, March 31 will give the invocation. sibility. A few others; she said, HOLLYWOOD — Mrs. Ray rise "above the level of their Schlichte will be formally in- Mrs. Kenneth French, childish parents," while others stalled as president of St. Ther- president of the hostess affili- are abandoned, deserted or ne- esa Guild of Little Flower par- fOREMOST ation will welcome members glected by their parents. ish during dinner at 6:30 p.m. and Mrs. John Conway of St. Thursday, March 31 in the Or- Catherine parish, Sebring will "For these*" she explained, angebrook Club. CAMP give the response. "society must step in and pro- For boys and girls, ages 7 to 16. Other officers who.will be in- 200 acres. 37 buildings in the YOUTH WORKSHOP vide not only physical care, shadows of the Blue Ridge Mount but the kind of love and ex- stalled are Mrs. Michael Bur- tains. . Playgrounds for. camp Father Noel Fogarty, dioce- ample which can help the gio, vice-president; Mrs. Irv- sports, large modern pool, moun- san director of retreats will pre- tain water lake, with all activities child to become a useful ing panciera, recording secre- guided by trained counselors. side at a Youth workshop dur- adult, capable of loving God tary; Mrs. James Sepielli, treas- Ideal accommodations in .lodge ing which Mrs. Loren An- and of being a good parent to urer and Mrs. Albert Scrivani, for visiting parents., Camp pro- derson of Fort Myers, deanery vides pickup service to or from his own children. corresponding secretary. nearest rail, air, bus terminal. spiritual development chair- A camp for youngsters to grow man, will present a panel of "It is to these children that Reservations for the installa- IN MIAMI . » . spiritually, healthfully. speakers. Participating will be the substitute parent can give a tion dinner should be made be- Mrs. Bruce Carlton, Arcadia; gift of immeasurable worth, a fore March 28 with Mrs. James Mrs. Stacy Belyea, Naples and gift that far exceeds any of ma- Ball at WA 2-6196 or Mrs. Walt- Mrs. Margaret Cotter of/Punta terial goods. Substitute parents er Forrestall, WA 2-8600. For literature, write: Gorda. are both adoptive parents and OUR LADY OF THE HILLS CAMP foster boarding parents. The A second workshop devoted adoptive parents who willingly Cleaners of FOREMOST I The Reverend Thomas A. Kerlit, Director to the problems of youth will accept parent responsibility for Fine Wearing Apparel HENDERSONVIUE, NORTH CAROLINA be under the chairmanship of Mrs. Robert Benson, assisted by Mrs. Richard Saunders, Fashion^ . DAIRIES Punta Gorda; Mrs. Arthur VINCENT P. Koski, Port Charlotte and Cleaners Mrs. Harold Deck, Sebring. 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20 Miami, THE VOICE March NCCW Officer Tells Conference: CDA Convention ACADEMY 7 'Practice Charity On Street Where' You Live OF THE In St. ASSUMPTION Practice charity "on the Catholic Daughters of Ameri- 1517 Brickell Are. street where you live," was the ca in the Diocese of Miami will attend the 18th Biennial State FR 9-3323 • Miami, Florida' advice given to Catholic women Convention of the organization during the sessions of the Fifth scheduled to meet in St. Augus- RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL Annual Southeastern Regional tine May 1-3. FOR GIRLS meeting of the National Confer-" Members of Court Miami 262, Elementary and Secondary ence of Catholic Charities. Court Patricia, Court St. Mary COLLEGE PREPARATORY Star of the Sea, Key West and Speaking to members of the Court Palm Beach, will partici- AND GENERAL COURSES Miami DCCW and profession- pate in the sessions at the Ho- al social workers during the tel Bennett. Conducted by three-day meeting held at the Mrs. Mary Kennedy, state THE RELIGIOUS OF THE J^-^McAllister, Miss Mar- regent of Pensacola will pre- ASSUMPTION t, c Mealey, executive sec- side at the three-day conclave retary of the NCCW, Wash- and Miss Margaret Buckley of ington, D.C. outlined the two- Baltimore, vice supreme re- pronged program inaugurat- gent is expected to be present. ed two years ago by the na- Court St. Augustine is hostess tional federation. • affiliation in charge of arrange- ments. "Greatest personal service should begin in the home, ex- Chosen For World Court emplified in the living and \TOKYO (NO — One of Ja- teaching of the spiritual and pan s leading Catholic laymen, corporal works of mercy to Dr. Kotaro Tanaka, .Chief Jus- children, and the participating Voice Photos tice of Japan, has been select- WILL OPEN A in the ever widening circle of MIAMI DCCW members attended sessions of Miami at the Hotel McAllister. North and South ed as this nation's candidate community responsibil- the Fifth Annual Regional meeting of the Na- Bade Deanery representatives were hostesses for judge on the International PERSONAL ity," Miss Mealey said. tional Conference of Catholic Charities held in and conducted registration for delegates. Court of Justice at the Hague. A BETTER PLACE CHECKING ACCOUNT "Personal ser.vice touches youth; it touches the aging; it Unskilled Hands and YOUR NAME WILL touches the sick; it touches or- BE IMPRINTED ganized community groups. Unemployment The street where we live broad- ON CHECKS FREE ens therefore into the parish Go Hand in Hand OF CHARGE community, into the city, the state, .he nation and the world. Save Wear and Tear Every woman who gives even EARN '5,000 °A%TR! On The Body and Mind the smallest assistance in these Learn Beauty Culture At groups helps to make the By Paying world a better place in which to live." ROLLO All Your Bills By Check "A small child's visit to an BEAUTY SCHOOL elderly neighbor brings a ray No Minimum Balance of sunshine into a darken- DAY AND NIGHT FREE Only Charge 15c ed life," she said. "The teen- CLASSES ager, either boy or girl, has for Each Check Drawn NO DOWN PAYMENT SHAMPOO many skills that would light- AND en the burden of the older G.I. APPROVED FOR PEOPLES person. The friendly visit of a SET kindly adult lifts the burden BASIC AND ADVANCED TRAINING! WITH NATIONAL BANK of loneliness. And we look at Voice Photos of Miami Shores the older person too, of what CATHOLIC WOMEN'S role in'aiding Catholic Charities is dis- STOP IN ANYTIME FOR HAIRCUT N.E. Second Avenue at 95th Street he has to give of his wisdom, cussed by Miss Rita Cobb, Richmond, Va., Mrs. H. J. G. Essex, A VISIT OR WRITE FOR of his talents, of his prayers." Miami DCCW president, and Miss Margaret Mealey, Washington, FREE INFORMATION. $iocr D.C, executive secretary, National Council of Catholic Women. BEAUTY KIT NATIONAL BANK "Use these volunteers," she FREE Rollo University of Hair Design urged, "encourage them, help IF ENROLLED NOW 216-218 Seybold Bldg., Miami, Fla. OF COMMERCE participants in the work of the train them, make them worthy cipline to maintain confidence, I am interested in your course. Please Miami Church." a sense of humor, maturity, NO DOWN PAYMENT mail me more information. N.W. 79th Street at 27th Avenue a willingness to follow the WEEKLY PAYMENT . The social work profession ac- OF $10.00 NAME i rule and an interest iir the Members: tually developed more than half ADDRESS Federal Reserve System job. a century ago through dedicat- DAY AND NITE CLASSES Federal Deposit Insurance CITY STATE Corporation ed volunteers who recognized "A volunteer program can en- that specialized knowledge was rich- the qualitative aspects of required to help people, Miss an agency program," she said, Rita Cobb explained. "and perhaps affect the quanti- 'SOCIAL CASEWORK tative job which they can do, ... Fine Gifts "They observed," she said, provided the agency knows what "that specialized techniques as kind of volunteer help is de- ^TEGEMAN well as a lot of .time was re- sired, provided the volunteer and Accessories quired to help people on a case program itself is properly or- Jeweler by case basis. They coined the ganized as an integral part of phrase, 'social casework' which the agency's operation and pro- for All Occasions the profession has labored to vided the agency Is prepared to define for the past 50 years. invest the staff time necesstry Long ago the volunteers trans- to administer it. If we receive FINE WATCH ferred the major responsibility volunteer help we must give AND for social work to the profes- leadership in return." sionals, and therefore basically JEWELRY REPAIRING there is no competition between Mrs. H. J. G. Essex, presi- the two. The organized social dent of the Miami DCCW was J/t&vL, QML,. agency, the professional social chairman during the workship worker and the volunteer are session. Mrs. James Rawlings, Beautiful Religious 2304 Ponce de leon Blvd. all here to stay," she pointed • diocesan chairman of the coun- out. cil's committee cooperating with OBJETS D'ART Coral Gables, Florida Catholic Charities was a co- Representing the Bureau of chairman of the arrangements Catholic Charities in Rich- committee for the conference UN 5-7469 Phone HI 6-6081 mond, Va., Miss Cobb outlin- and members of the North and ed requisites of volunteers em- South Dade Deaneries served at 9555 Harding Ave. — Surfside phasizing reliability; self-dis- registration desks. Madonna of the Grapes — 12 in. high — $50,00

I960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 21 Philip D. Lewis, Realtor TIPS-f OR TEENAGERS •By Doris R. Peters? REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 9A* PALM BEACH COUNTY What Is Perfect Way To Worship God? 31 West 20th Street Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 By tfATHER G. W. HAFFORD of an emotional response; we BUT NOT For Long — They YOUTH Attending Mass on Sunday is just have to give God worship. are repairing* detours now so How Do You Break Ice not just a Catholic habit, it But as long as we are attending the main highways are open. is an obligation placed upon Mass, -it is plain stupidity if GET SMART" At A Teenage Dance? man by God Himself. The ob- we do not try to get more and Father John L. Murphy has ligation arose before there was more true profit-from our ac- just written a book that ought Dear Doris: the way others will respond in a HARDWARE -TOOLS a sacrifice like the Mass, but tion by learning more and to make you smart as a history We have dances in our warm and friendly manner. Put the necessity of worshiping God more about the Mass each time prof about the Councils of the parish Friday nights for into practice Our Lord's com- was contained in the Third Com- we attend. Church. It is called, "The Gen- 'teens. We girls go but mand to love one another as He mandment. Now with the Mass, * * * ' eral Councils of the Church," most oj the time we just sit. loves you, and you'll overcome GARTER that worship is as perfect as FLYING CORKS From The around because the boys a human being can offer God. • published by Bruce, and sells being shy. HARDWARE CO. Pop House — "More' people for $3.50. It will prepare you don't ask us to dance. We 1907 S. Poinsettia It makes little difference what • • • ; West Palm Beach TE 2-7306 are interested in saving their to answer dozens of questions may ask the boys if we we get out of Mass by way Dear Doris: hair than they are in saving on what Councils are for,, and wish but I find it hard to : go up and speak to people. How can you tell v* rX their scalp." what have they done. you no longer want ti J I guess I'm shy. How do I BILL IMAGINE THAT! LET'S HOPE — Now that out with her because you NICHOLS The cost of an average busi- some people are getting inter- get over it? just don't like her any- and. ness letter has been figured out ested in cleaning the stands of Mary more? EDWARD to be $1.25. Your personal let- pornographic "literature", letts « Paul ters are worth more than that MlLFIfllig NICHOLS hope they .will do something Dear Mary: Dear Paul; so be sure that you do a good — members about "pornographic" phono- No one has cause to be shy You don't tell her. There are 95 job with them. I wish I could because shyness implies^ unim- U4J-IJ53 of the graph records. several ways of breaking iip a Chn.^Fonl write to all the people to whom DECENT DISKS, SUITABLE portance. However, many teen- dating friendship. Charity, as Similar livings Diocese of agers are shy. This is why snlill «ther I owe letters. So, excuse, please. "Banana Choo Choo"-"Frahkie usual, is the best-policy. nukes an4 Miami many of them do what they do. ••dels;— * * * and Johnny" (Liberty) Mar- (•riijn cars, I bet the boys at the dance are NO ALIBI — Hope for suc-w tin Denny; "Sarah Lee" You're under no obligation tracts as shy as the girls — too shy to cess is no good — hop for it. "Florecita" (Liberty) Bob Or- to date a girl you don't like. speak first. So,' practice Chris- MIAMI: 1530 N.W. 42nd Ave. (Leleune Rd.) AUSTRALIAN WISDOM rison; "Rosa, Rosa, Nina" - But you are obligated to be 2 Blocks S». of New Airport. Open tian charity by marching over "So It Will Be" (Decca) Musi- charitable. And to tell her you daily 8 A.M.—6 P.M. Sun. 9 A.M.- Al Lawrence the great run- to one of the boys next Friday 2 P.M. HE 5-6513 kanten Quartet; "Sentimental didn't like her would offend ner from Down Under has this night and saying: "Look, I'm Journey" - "Magic Words" (Lib- her. Unfortunately feelings to say in Sports Illustrated: shy too, let's get over it togeth- HOMESTEAD: erty) Margie Rayburn; "Chi like this are. seldom mutual. "We know that before a mus- er during this dance." 30260 Fed. Hwy. cle quits, the mind quits. You Chi Mecengue" - "Calypso Is- (U.S. #1, Ho. Kings FT. LAUDERDALE: land" (Decca) The Elise Trio; So the best thing to do is have Hwy.) Open daily can't force yourself to run *.o There are reasons far shy- I E. Sunrise Blvd. I Block "When You Lose The One You a gradual parting of the ways. • A.M.-6 P.M. West of Sears. Open daily}! A.M. utter exhaustion. But you have ness in youth.. Everyday, it C. 7-6816 Love" - "Miracles Are Always Begin by phoning her less fre- • KM. and Fri. till 9 KM. JA 5-1466 to refuse to admit you're ready seems you are faced with new quently. Let a couple of Friday I to quit. I keep hounding myself Happening" (Capitol) Joanie, problems or situations. YJU Johnny and Hal; "The Happy nights go by without calling her when I'm running, especially think, "I can't do it" "I'm too for a date. If she calls you, be when I get a bit tired." Those Hobo" - "Turkish Bath" (Lib- awkward." "I'm so unimpor- erty) Felix Slotkin; "Listen occupied. She will catch on. The are good words to live by. Per- tant." idea is to spare her feelings, haps you ought to cut tKTs out My Love" - "This I Know" (Victor) Rod Lauren. part gracefully and remain and paste it where you can No one is unimportant, Mary. friends. see it, so you will give that . '•' * * * / •. God Himself taught, us how im- extra little bit that turns work- SO THAT'S IT — Knowledge portant we are by sending to * • • ers into champs. isn't imparted, it's acquired. earth His only begotten Son Who Dear Doris: died for us. What da you do when you The first step in overcom- are on a dote and the boy ing shyness is to be convinced asks you to a movie that C. A. Whitman, Jr. & Son you are important — and so is is not approved by The Le- the other fellow. Important to gion of Decency? How do Well Drilling - Septic Tank and Plumbing God and to the others whom you tell hint that you can't you can help. - see it — without hurting his TELEPHONES: feelings? N E D SPACE LAKE WORTH - BOYNTON BEACH Concentrate on helping the Ruth Enclose Your Screen Porch or Carport JU 2-4147 . * 3481 other fellow feel important by With PRO-TECT-U Quality Jalousies paying attention to him. Pay so Dear Ruth: It's good of you to be con- Foe the post 25 years, PRO-TECT-U hos been noted for much attention to the boy you handling the complete, details of converting parches and car- ask to dance that you forget cerned about not hurting your ports. about yourself, what you are friends' feelings. I hope you have the same concern for your Our representative wilt be happy to give you a quotation Wearing, how you look. Act to (without obligation, of course) for ail of the work including please. Practice listening^agree- Legion of Decency Pledge. masonry, stucco, and all labor and material. ing, talking — even just smil- ing. "Practice makes perfect" Tell him honestly you can't FHA TERMS - NO DOWN PAYMENT and certainly works wonders in see the movie. And tell him why developing self-confidence. he shouldn't be hurt. He will respect you for having principles Complete Many people are self-consci- and sticking to them. ous because they are afraid of making mistakes. That's a It's embarrassing if your de- TECTU Landscaping Service cision lias to be made at the form of pride. Big people are MO 7-5681 (Ext. 1) big enough to make a few theater when it's too late to NE 4-6023 mistakes in the process of make another show. 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22 THE VOICE •Miami, Fla. March 25,, .I960 't *t 9 » * 5 * « S«H»* * £ * * C t * t .. - The- Voice of i—i AROUND TOWN Al Kaelen BARRY COLLEGE SPORTS Miami* Florida |Z°0 AKIMAL5 EAT ALMOST AS GOOD £»££ 6l m aiodtra tralnlnfl»kor«ierlt». Dong Taylor and Pat McCau- VISIT SCHOOL, PHONE OR MAN. COUPON jr JL'A' ley of Curley, Joe Keefe of FOR FREE BOOKLET AND COMPLETE INFORMATION jreiSJ Columbus, and the St. Pat's RADIO • ELECTRONICS • TELEVISION SCHOOLS trio of Virgil Alonso, Chuck 1 hood rival Southwest next 215 N.E. 15th Strecr. Miami. Flo.. FR 1-1439 Damico, and Lowell Goldman. Explorers Veteran Battery Wednesday and journey to Key *»—" West for Friday and Saturday *•«.... - AROUND THE DIOCESE — games with the always power- City jzm» — Two South Florida high school Zeros-ln On Hialeah Today ful Conchs* next week-end. grads have made a name for Christopher Columbus High, themselves in midwest swim junior high competition last which opened its baseball sea- circles where Jack Hayes of year, is the number one out- son Tuesday at South Dade, Curley finished seventh in the fielder replacement. meets Hialeah High today at Big 10 conference diving finals. the Thoroughbred's diamond. Gillies', a transfer student And Jimmy Carroll of St. Pat's from , is expected was a big winner for Notre Coach Pete Aiello will have a to head the batting department Dame's varsity swim squad, near-veteran line-up for the sea- with top assists from Keefe and also in diving. . .Central Catho- son with a total of eight pitch- Parodi. lic High will compete in the ers ready for action. Fort Lauderdale News high "Everyone we iave in the Jack Roberts, another sopho- school tennis tournament this starting line-up is a capable more, will spell Parodi at sec- weekend with both a boys' and pitcher with the ond. girls' squad. . .Coach Pete Aiel- exception of Columbus will play neighbor- 41V TMfe lo of Columbus feels that soph- Catcher Paul . s omore John Sattler was the"Myles," Aiel- surprise standout of spring foot- lo explains. Crusaders Play ball practice. . . The Columbus Whites scored a 26-0 win oveV "Young Bill Jupiter Today the Blues, with Tom Ellison at Durney will be halfback, Nick Corea and Jack our regular St. Ann's of West Palm Beach Braemer at fullback and Soph- starter but ev- will have a two-game baseball ia ~^res Wally Cobb and Jack esyone else can schedule this week-end as the >-rts at quarterback. step in when RUGGIANO Crusaders meet Jupiter today needed." and Ft. Pierce Saturday. In addition to Durney and Sporting a 1-1 record at the Myles, the Columbus line - up start of this week's play, Coach ALL TRAVEL will include Frank Thompson, John Hosinski is still experi- ARRANGEMENTS IB, Dan Parodi, 2B, John Gil- menting with his young ball lies, SS, Joe Keefe, 3B, andclub. Dick Burns, George Ruggiano and Cory McGuire in the out- Catcher Frank ' Lavonnia , LIFE TIME EUROPE field. Shortstop Mike Giffin and Out- AND THE WORLD Hard-hitting Howard Korth, a fielder Denny Young are the STEAMSHIP and AIR sensation with St. Theresa in only seniors on the squad. Jun- ior Bubba Collins has provided AIR TICKETS both the pitching and hitting Cardinal Recovering strength to date. PLYMOUTH TO ALL POINTS •* IN THE U. S. VIENNA (NO — Franzis- The Crusaders second base kus Cardinal Koenig, seriously combination has been a.defen- internal ioiml •injured in an automobile acci- sive standout as Giffin and Kev- tours dent while en route to Cardinal in Slane, second base, turned Stepinac's funeral, is expected : 1678 COLLINS AVE. in two double-plays in the Cru- MIAMI BEACH, FLA. JE 2-2457 to be fully recovered in a few saders 7-5 win over Riviera weeks. Beach.

March 25, 1960 THE VOICE .Miami, Fla. Page 2ft Hablo el Nuncio Velorino T 6 p i c o s en Reunion Universifaria SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, vos hechos, cae facilmente en (NC).—La crisis moderna de un agnosticismo peligroso. Doctrinales la inteligencia se debe a que el hombre no tiene certezas "Juzga asi que todo REVERENDO PADRE IBARRA en que fundar su pensamien- humano es como el cientifi- to, dijo el nuncio apostolico co, que no hay principios in- a los delegados del congre- mutables ni verdades eternas, so de Pax Romana aqui. que no -existen los dogmas y El Poder Politico de la Iglesia que todo es relativo." El hombre del siglo XVIII iQuien no ha oido hablar del poder politico de la Iglesia abandono la certeza de los ~~Mons. Verolino habia a de- Catolica? o tambien, iquien no ha leido algo acerca de la principales del Medioevo para legaciones de Costa Rica, Cu- intromision de la Iglesia Catolica en la politica de las confiar en el progreso de las ba, El Salvador, Guatemala, naciones? ciencias; y al descubrir que Mexico, Panama y otras na- istas eran cambiantes y co- ciones del Caribe, y a dirigen- Sin embargo Jesus dijo:... "para esto he venido yo, para rregibles, cayo facilmente en tes internacionales de PR. dar testimonio de la verdad," y mas adelante."id por el mundo, el agnosticismo, explic6 Mons. Al perder el punto objetivo y enseftad a los hombres". No dijo el Sefior a los ap6stoles Gennaro Verolino en su dis- de la verdad, continu6 di- y a Pedro que hicieran politica, sino que ensenaran a'•?**" curso de apertura. ciendo el prelado, la inteli- hombres el camino del cielo. iEntonces? gencia moderna ha cambiado En colaboracion con la Ju- su perspectiva, substituyendo Ultimamente en este pais se ha agitado mucho la cues- ventud Universitaria Catolica la verdad por la sinceridad, o, de Costa Rica, el movimiento tion de si un presidente catolico se dejaria influir por los "para emplear la -palabra de dirigentes de la Iglesia an su actuacion politica; o dicho de mundial de intelectuales Pax moda, la 'autenticidad.' Romana patrocino aqui un otra manera, si los dirigentes de la Iglesia Cat61ica —el Papa Begundo Seminario de Forma- "Hoy se da mas importan- y los obispos— influirian directa o indirectamente en la ac- cion de Dirigentes para Cen- cia a la sinceridad de cuya tividad politica del presidente de la nacion, haciendo que tro America, Mexico y el Ca- sinceridad n-a podemos dudar; sus decisiones de orden nacional y piiblico dependieran de los pero esto no debe impedir ribe. El primero se efectud postulados religiosos de esa iglesia. en El Salvador. que detestemos la falsedad de sus doctrinas", advirtio Mons. La paz, esplendor del orden Verlino. El Arzobispo Ambrosio Marchioni, Nuncio Papal en Guatemala, que la humanidad ansia, dijo Uevando el Santisimo Sacramento, en una carroza dorada a lo el prelado, presupone el or- El nuncio cito, entre otros largo de la Avenida de la's Americas en la ciudad de Guatema- Si Mi Re/no Fuera de Este Mundo . . . den de la inteligencia, la fa- errores, la idea de una etica la. El solemhe rito fue celebrado en el primer aniversario cultad que dirige todas las ac- individual acomodaticia opues del Congreso Eucaristico de Centro America celebrado en La Iglesia Catolica, por su mision espiritual, para la que tividades del hombre. ta a la moral objetiva que exl- Guatemala en 1959. y en el que Su Eminencia Francis Cardenal ge al hombre conformar sus ha sido creada por Cristo, nunca intervendra en politica; "La posicion justa, natural acciones a la - voluntad de Spellman, Arzobispo de Nueva York, fue el Delegado Papal. en cuanto politica quiere decir el gobierno de un pueblo. de la inteligencia es la adhe- Dios. 0 la preferencia dada a —(NE Photos) Ahora no hablamos de epocas pasadas en las que por espe- sion a la verdad", prosiguiiS la sinceridad religiosa sobre ciales circunstancias la Iglesia intervenia de una manera diciendo. "Infelizmente co- el contenidp de la religion abierta en la vida politica de los pueblos. rren hoy en el ambiente inte- profesada: poco importa, di- ectual vientos de ci'erto ho- cen los que asi piensan, que "Hdgase Tu Voluntad"' Dijo el Debemos juzgar a los hombres y sus instituciones de rror a la verdad; y i&o solo en un individuo sea mahometa- acuerdo con el tiempo en que actuaron. el sentido antiguo, porque la no, fetichista o pagano; lo Cardenal Sfepinac al Expirar verdad trae consigo inconvo- que importa es serlo con sin- EI pueblo judio, hasta su destruccion en el ultimo tercio das exigencias, sino tambien ceridad. ROMA, (NC)—Cuando el contrandose cada vez peor y del siglo primero, habia sido una organization teocratica. en virtud de otras actitudes cardenal Luis Stepinac ora- seguro de que habia llegado En ella todos los poderes —religiosos y politicos— estaban frente ala verdad." Hay, finalmente, una terce- ra causa de la actual crisis in- ba con el sacerdote que le ad- su hora. en una sola persona. En la Ginebra calvinista tambien el "La crisis de la inteligen- telectual, agreg6 Mons. Vero- ministro los ultimos sacra- En la manana del mierco- jefe religioso fue gobernante politico. cia moderna es, en primer lu- lino: la sustitucion del crite- mentos, dijo poco antes de les 10 el cardenal Stepinac gar, una metafisica, de verdad rio de la verdad por el de la' expirar: "Deo gratias. Fiat pidio los sacramentos, reci- absoluta. La certeza que el efteacia, que poiie mas enfa- voluntad Tua." biendolos con plena lucidez y gran devocion, sin cesar de hombre antiguo y medioeval sis en los resultados efecti- Da esta referencia de la Dad al Cesar ... pensaba encontrar en la evi- vos obtenidos, que en los prin- muerte del heroico principe encomendarse a Dios. dencia de los primeros princi- cipios que norman la accion. de la Iglesia L'Qsservatore Ro A mediodia, despues de ha- La Iglesia Catolica no interfiere en la vida politica de pios, y en sus consecuencias mano en un articulo publica- ber recibidio tambien la logicas, (fue abandonada) por los estados. Y un jefe o primer mandatario de este pais, si do al cabo del mes en su fa- bendicion papal, entro en la fuera catolico, no iria a llamar a la puerta de la rectoria de el hombre del siglo XVIII, Conversion en Jap6n llecimiento. La fuente de in- agonia y cuando le dijeron que creyo encontrarle en el su parroquia, ni a la cancilleria de su obispo, ni al Vaticano, -TOKIO, (NC).—Se convir- formacion es el propio bole- que venian mas doctores a vi- progreso de las ciencias fisi- tin de la arquidiocesis de Za- sitarle replico que "les salu- para preguntar como debia gobernar a su pais. Pero ese cas- y matematicas. tid al catolicismo el director hombre, porque tiene conciencia, debe actuar de acuerdo con aqui de un colegio secunda- breh, Croacia, sede del carde- dasen atentamente en su nom- "Pero el Jiombre moderno rio protestante, Jose Sekiya nal Stepinac desde 1937 hasta bre, porque el ya no les veria ella. Y en esto obraria como cualquier otro ciudadano cons- consciente de la movilidad ex- Tatsumi, quien antes de ejer- ' su muerte el 10 de febrero ul- mas en este mundo." ciente, sea cual sea la religion de ese ciudadano 'consciente. trema de las afirmaciones cer la ensenanza habia sido timo. El cardenal siguio orando y cieibtificas, de la sucesion ra- directivo de una compania pe- El boletfn Se Zagreb infor- fallecio dando gracias a Dios pida de los sistemas... sujetos trolifera. Al anunciar su con- ma ademas " sobre las jorna- y conforme en todo con la vo- siempre a correccilones y cam version dimiti6 como director das postreras de Su Eminen- luntad divina. Al llegar los Lo Que Debe Quedar Bien en C/aro es, Que: bios por la aparcion de nue- del colegio. cia, quien celebro por ultima doctores era ya cadaver. vez la Santa Misa el domingo L'Observatore rinde tribu- Un presidente sinceramente religioso, catolico o budista, NUESTRA PARROQUIA 7 de febrero, en la iglesia pa- to a la memoria del cardenal, debe obrar siempre con el objetivo y la intencion de hacer rroquia de (Krasic, su villa "cuyos restos mortales des- el bien a su pais. Pero aun asi no puede ir contra los dicta- natal croata donde el gobier- cansan en la cripta de-la ca- dos de su conciencia. Es evidente que hay hombres mas no comunista yugoslavo le te- tedral de Zagreb, cabe a los religiosos unos que otros; mas conscientes unos que otros; nia confinado desde 1951. de K5s otros prelados que le precedleron en el gobierno mas morales, unos que otros. Y si la religion a la que uno Ese domingo se habia agra- de la gran arquidiocesis." pertenece es mis estricta o cxlgente que otra, aquel proba- vado mucho el precario esta1 blemente actuara de un raodo* mas estricto o severo. do de salud del cardenal; res- El espiritu magnanirao del piraba con dificultad y daba cardenal Stepinac, concluye Pero al obrar asi no lo hara con el fin de favorecer a muestras de fatiga, como le L'Osservatore, "fortalece a los unos en perjuicio de los otros; sino porque su conciencia le faltara el aliento, por lo^que debiles, alienta a los indeci- dicta que asi debe obrar eo beneficio de todo el pueblo. no pudo predicair y su sermon sos, y consuela con su heroK de costumbre tuvo que leerlo co ejemplo a los oprimidos." Ya han pasado log tiempos en que los dos poderes, el el cura de Krasic, Padre Jo- En la basilica romana de politico y el religioso, era detentados por una sola persona, seip Simecki. Santa Maria la Mayor se cele- o luchaban entre sf, para lo'grar la hegemonia. bro misa de requiem oficiada Aquel mismo dia visitu al por el arcipreste de la basi- En una sociedad sinceramente democratica, como es 'Sa— cardenal su medico de cabe- lica, cardenal Carlos Confalo- americana, es perfectamente posible la convivencia y aun cera, Dr. Branislav Bogie svio, nieri. Predico el rector del la mutua ayuda o colaboracion de ambos poderes. quien diagnostics el mal co- seminario yugoslavo de Roma, mo cardiaco y pulmonar. EI Mons. Jorge Koksa, quien re- medico volvio a visitarle al cordo el dia, 30 aflos atras en dia siguiente y el martes, en- que "un joven sacerdote as- cendia en esta misma basilica La Luz Sobre el Monte y por vez primera las gradas Ano del Refugiado del altar." Si la Iglesia catolica no quiere, ni se adjudica ningun po- der politico es evidente que por si misma, por la fuerza ds LONDRES, (NC).—Suma a El cardenal Stepinac, con- tinuo Mons. Koksa, recibe el los hechos, y por la elevacion de ideales que en todo tiempo mas de 300,000 dolares la con- ha mantenido, es una fuerza moral que nadie puede negar o tribucion de los catolicos in- homenaje del pueblo fiel "que gleses para el Ano Murdial desfila diaria y devotamente d^sconocer. ante su tumba cubierta de del Refugiado. Gran parte fue Y esta es la mision que incumbe a la Iglesia, ser la luz recogida en las iglesias," pero flores en la catedral de Za- se organizaron taitibien con greb, y llena en esta hora !a que puesta en lo alto, ilumina a la humanidad y le orienta en ciertos beneficos y colectas basilica patriarcal romana de el laberinto o selva enmaranada de los problemas con los que en col«gios y sociedades pri- Nuestra Sefiora". cada dia tiene que lucha. vadas. Unos 170,000 ddlares Todo este pueblo fiel, con- han sido destinados a la as^s- cluyo "parece como si le pi- Esta luz poi lo mismo que ha sido encendida por el tencia de los refugiados ea diera al unisono que sosten- mismo Dios, y es alimentada continuamente con la presencia Europa, Hongkong, Jordania ga-para ellos la Fe capaz del del Espiritu Santo, nunca dejar? de indicar el camino a —Pero mami, si ellos no rezaron antes de comerl y el Libano. heroismo mas sublime." los hombres.

Page 24 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. March 25, 1960 Fundan la La Accion Social Debe Fundarse en Universidad Catolica Solida Fe y de Conciencia Moral BOGOTA, (NC).—El Con- sis para ninos y adultos, en Las resoluciones abundan ASUNCION, (NC).— Los sejo Episcopal Latinoame- la cual han de tratarse tam- en objetivos practicos para obispos del Paraguay han fun ricano declara que urge dar a bien los puntos fundamenta- una accion constructiva. El dado la primera universidad los fieles una idea clara y les de la doctrina social de CELAM, por ejemplo, elogia catolica del pais, y nombra- completa de la doctrina social la Iglesia, ineluyendo (las par- y recomienda • la^ celebraci6n ron rector a un sacerdote me- de la Iglesia. tes con que senala) los erro- de Semanas Sociales en cada dico. res del comunisno." pais, que propongan solucio- Pero ante todo, dice el C- nes a sus problemas basadas Por de pronto funcionarSn E.L.A.M., la accion social de En parecidos terminos se, en la doctrirla catolica; ex- la facultad de ciencias juridi- los fieles debe fundarse "en expresan las resoluclones que horta a que las comunidades cas, politicas y sociales, y la una solida fe religiosa y en piden el aporte de las orgain- religiosas docentes continuen de filosofia y ciencias de la una clara conciencia moral." zaciones^de apostolado seglar preocupandose por dar a sus educacion, en locales facilita- y de la prensa cat61ica: el Para lograrlo, el organismo maestros titulos pedagogicos, dos respectivamente por el Este es el modelo para la Catedral de Nuestra Senora que se CELAM Invita a todas las tal como lo pide la Santa Se- Colegio San Jose y el Colegio coordinador del: Episcopado publicaciones y periodicos ca- esta construyendo en Brasilia, la nueva Capital que el Go- en America Latina convoca a de, y por impartiles cursos-d« ,£risto Rey. tolicos a que intensifique'n su capacitacion. bierno del Brasil ocupari en abril. Columnas en forma de una triple cruzada: cometido en dar a conocer la j«s inscripciones se inicia- "boomerang" que se unen arriba sosteniendo el techo, las doctrina social de la Iglesia, -For otra parte, el CELAM ron en la fiesta de Santo To- a) Una intensa formation, p'aredes son de cristal que permiten ver el interior de la en seminarios, noviciados y desenmascarando las engano- elogia el reciente estableei- mis de Aquino, el 7 de mar- sas actuaciones del comunis- miento de la Union Latino- 20, y las cuotas son mininas. Iglesia desde cualquier angulo. El gobierno del Brasil ha conferencias del clero sobre la doctrina social de la Igle- mo, aun las aparentemente americana de Prensa Catoli- Hay en Paraguay 158 escuelas separado 22 terrenos destinados a los edificios de las parro- humanitarias." y colegios catolicos, con un sia, expresada en las encicli- ca. y espera que "a traves de total de 25,090 ahimnos. quias. Nuestra Senora de la Aparicion es el nombre dado cas; y. una amplia formation la importante labor a ella con de los fieles en esa doctrina "Ante el grave peligro que fiada, pueda llegarse a la a una imagen encontrada por un pescador en el rio Parahyba significa la presencia del co- Hasta la fechd solo existfa por medio de la predicacion, creacion, en mayor escala, de en el afio 1719. Bajo este titulo la Virgen Maria fue nom- el catecismo, las semanas so- munismo en algunos organis- la Universidad National, de mos gremiales estudiantiles, diarios y periodicos, de em- orientation estrictamente lai- brada patrona del Brasil en 1929. — (NC Photos) ciales', la prensa, la radio y la presas editorias, de bibliote- televisi6n catolicas, con la ayu el CELAM urge favorecer la ,ca, y mis de 3,000 alumrios. sana formacion de jefes de- cas populares, de librerias a El rector es un mnistro pro- da ademis de las organizacia- ******** ************************************* nes de apostolado. bidamente capacitados para fin de extender el pensamien- testante de la Iglesia de Cris- los movimientos estudiantiles, to. to social cristiano y refutar, b) Un renovado esfuerzo de y fomentar la participacion en forma adecuada a las di- SECCION ESPANOLA los colegios y otras institu- cada vez mas eficiente del es- El rector de la nueva Uni- tudiantado catolico en esos versas mentalidades, los erro- versidad Catolica, llamada de ciones catolicas de ensenanza, DE y de sus maestros respectivos, movimientos", dice otra con- res que se oponen a este pen- Nuestra Senora de la Asun- ' elusion. ci6n, es el Pbro. Dr. Juan Mo- para que ademas de la educa- . samiento" leon, quien ya era medico dis- tion religiosa y moral de los tinguido al abrazar el sacerdo- jovenes, les ensenen la doc- cio. Es un especialista en trina social de la Iglesia, con psicologia y de ontologia, el actividades que les acerquen Visita de Nikita Khrushchev es tratado de los debsres. a las clases mas humildes y necesitadas. Acogida con Digna Reserva Rige la universidad la Con- • c) Un movimiento social ferencia de Obispos del Para- catolico planeado y coordina- PARIS, (NC). —Numero- el card-enal tiene en euenta guay, quienes en su decreto do por organizaciones espe- sos obispos franceses aconse- que el invitado representa a de fundacion piden la ayuda cializadas de apostolado, tan- jaron a sus diocesanos que un gobierno comunista y ateo. efectiva de los fieles; espirase Los Comunisfas no Quieren Muchos to entre obreros como entre observen una conducta de ca- Su Eminencia ha expresado la aprobacion juridica del go- campesinos. El plan senala ^Uada y d;gna reserva duran- bierno. ademis, el deseo de que las el trabajo asignado a institu- *te la visita a Francia del pri- misas a celebrar en Paris Nacimienfos en Polonia tos de vida rural, escuelas de mer ministro sovietico Nikita por la Iglesia del Silencio ten- formacion social, centros de Khrushchev. gan caracter puramente pa- BERLIN, (NC).—El episco- te por lo que Uamo "materni- investigaciones, asociacio- pado polaco denuntia con vi- dad consciente" o— eontrol Se sabe, que ios obispos rroquial, oficiadas per inicia- La Religion nes de obreros, de profesio- respectivos no saludaran a tivas del parroco respective gor las medidas del gobierno de los nacimientos—, dicien- nales y empresarios, y a los comunista para controlar los do que es una "necesidad Khrushchev si este visita sus Ninguna de esas misas debe movimientos de apostolado de catedrales. Las visitas a de- estar concctada con posibles .nacimientos e incluso "facili- apremiante entre los campe- la juventud. Refuta Ataque tar" el aborto. sinos", por lo que, "a pesar de terminados templos catedra- manifestaciones de tipo poli- la oposicion del clero, se im- licios suelen ser casi de "ri- tico. CARACAS, (NO—Con una Se sabe que en todas las Tales son ias lineas prin- pondran como un hecho dicta- cipales que proponen las- 28 gor" para cuantos vienen a Por otra parte, el cardenal breve exposici6n de las enci- iglesias catolicas de Polonia do por las necesidades de la Francia en viaje turistico o fu6 leida una pastoral colecti- conclusjones que el CELAM Pablo Richaud, arzobispo de clicas el diario La Religi6n vida, mas fuertes que el te- acordo durante su cuarta cultural. Burdeos, ordeno a los sacer- va de la jerarquia eclesiAsti- mor al infterno." refuta el ataque de un mar- ca, exhortando a los fi2les reuai6n anual, efeetuada en En todo caso, si Khrushchev dotes de su arquidi&cesis que xista contra la educacion ca- para que defiendan ''a las nue Anadio que las campesinas noviembre de 1959 en la pa- visita las catedrales, les seran se abstengan de pronunciar t61ica, incluso las universida- vas> generaciones con la misma "necesitan ayuda y que la re- rroquia rural colombiana de mostradas por representantes sermones 'inflamatorios" en Fomeque. Las publica a nor a del ministerio de Bellas Ar- las misas a celebrar por la des. resolution con que nuestros cibiran, en los centros rura- antepasados defendieron . a les" para el control de la na- el Secretario en Bogota al lie- tes, en calidad de simples Iglesia del Silencio. Estas mi- gar de Roma la aprobacion sas seran anunciadas de una El profesor J. F. Nunez Te- vida national." talidad. Este movimiento, con guias civiles. cluyo la dirigente comunista, requerida de la Santa Sede. forma discreta, y no debe norio, de la universidad mar- Los obispos advierten que "avanza con renonado vigor Segun la prensa de Paris, permitirse que se les atribuya xista "Institute Ezequial Za- el control artificial de los na- entre nuestras mujeres de las "El Consejo Episcopal La- el cardenal Maurice Feltin, otro sigiiificado que el estric- mora" que funciona aqui, afir- cimientos, y los abortos pro- zonas agricolas." tinbamericano, en orden a arzobispo de la capital france- tamente religiqsc. " vocados, 'ponen en peligro el nna efectiva labor pastoral sa, no participara en ningiin m6 en un articulo sobre "Re- en sector tan fundamental co- acto oficial del homenaje al El cardenal RiChaud expli- ligion y Universidad" que al futuro de la nation", y dicenr co en su boletin arquidioce- que cuantos estan percatados mo es el del incremento y jefe del gobierno sovietipo. • verse relegada por el progre- defensa de la fe contra las sano que, el hecho de "acoger de su responsabilidad social Procesa Tito El cardenal tampoco s* ha- favorablemente cualquier ne- so, la Iglesia se aferra la es- saben que "el asesinato de un doctrinas ateas, materialistas y antirreligiosas, sugiere al- >a representar en dichos ac- gotiation dirigida a afianzar la cuela rompiendo el fuego con- ser concebido, de una nueva tos, agregan los pericd-.cos paz mundial, no implica que vida humana, afecta no solo a Ofro Ofaispo gunos objetivos para inten- tra la era del positivismo. sificar la actividad organizada basandose en lo^dicho pjr un los catolicos puedan olvidar a a esta generation, sino tam- miembro ie la curia arq ndio- la Iglesia del Silencio ante la bien a las venideras." TRIESTE, (NC)—El- regi- de la Iglesia, tanto en el cam- Nunez cita a Agusto Com- men comunista de Yugoesla- po national como diocesano," cesana. Esta actitud d<;l arzo- presencia de quien es no solo bispo de Paris, se agrega, no el jefe del gobierno (sovieti- te (1798-1857), que formuld La prensa comunista pola- via »cusa al obispo de Skoplje dice la introduction a las con una reigion de las ciencias ca ataca al cardenal Esteban clusiones. supone que. dispute el dsre co), sino tambien un perse- de conspirar contra el Esta- cho del gobierno francos a in- guidor, representante ofieial positives. Wyszynski, arzobispo de Var- sovia, por haber denunciado do, y prepara un juicio con- Puesto jue estos objetivos vitar a Khrushchev, sine que del comunismo ateo." ;i articulo fue publicado las medidas gubernamentales tra 61 y contra dos sacerdotes se refieren sobre todo a la por^el boletin informativd de de "legalization" del aborto. y dos seglares mas, revelan cuestion social, agrega el CELAM, debe recordarse que la universidad del estado, En enero ultimo el Miniate- informes llegados a esta ciu- "la autentxa formacion social, "Universidad Central." rio de Sanidad publico un de- dad. y la actuation de sus postula-. MISAS LOS DOMINGOS creto por el cual se permite a dos, han de fundamentarse en CON SERMON EN ESPANOL Nunez arguye que ademas los medicos facilitar el abor- Se trata de Mons. Smiljan una solida fe religiosa y en "la Iglesia se ha convertido . to a cualquier mujer embara- Cekada, que rige la sede de una clara conciencia moral." en una arma del capitalismo zada, si segiin ella se encuen- Skoplje, capital de Macedo- En diversos puntos las con IGLESIA DE CORPUS CHRISTI monopolista contra la ideolo- tra en "mala situation econ6- nia, desde 1940. En lo que va clusiones msisten en los pro- 3230 N. W. 7fh Ave,. MAMI — 12:55 P. M. gia del marxismo." mica, o en otras dificultades", del afio el regimen sentencio blemas planteados por el co- y no desea dar a luz. munismo. J La Religion, decano de la a la carcel a siete sacerdotes IGLESIA DE ST. MICHAEL prensa nacional, refuta al es- Por otra parte, los dirigen- y dos seminaristas acusados > Al hablar de la formaci6n 2935 W. Flagler St., Miami — 10 00 A. M. tes comunistas polacos siguen de conspiradores. que debe darse a los futuros critor con citas de las enti- empenados en su campana pa- sacerdotes, dice que junto con clicas sociales, en especial la ra el control artificial de la Al repor'tar al arresto de las enciclicas deb-en estudiar- IGLESIA DE LITTLE FLOWER Rerum Novarum de Leon X- natalidad, que proyectan ex- Mons. Cekaia, la Radio Vati- se "log errores y m^todos de 1270 Anastasia Are., Coral Gobies — 12:00 M. III; y publica datos demostran- tender a las zonas rurales mas cana anade que este ?s el pri- la doctrina marxista." apartada«. do que, precisamente las em- mer prelado que Yugoeslavia. En el tema del catecismo, . . IGLESIA DE STS. PETER & PAUL presas petroleras de Estados En una alocucion transmi- somete a juicio desde el pro- el CELAM dice: 'Al consta- 900 S. W. 26th Road, Miami — 12:55 M. Unidos han ayudado con tida por radio a todo el pais, ceso, en 1946, del cardenal tar cdmo la.falta de forma- grandes contribuiciones a las Janina Kulisnka, presidenta 1 ci6n religiosa y moral con- IGLESIA LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION de la Liga Femenina Polaca, Alojzipe Stepinac, arzobispo tribuye a la penetration de universidades oficiales de Ve- organization controlada por de Zagreo, muerto en febre- ideas erroneas, insiste en la 12:55 P.M.—68 W. 42 PLACr, HIALEAH nezuela. el estado, abogo abiertamen- ro pasado. trascendencia de la cateque-

March 25, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 21 llTHEOLOGY FOR EVERYMAN SCHOOL UNIFORMS of DISTINCTION

FROM KINDERGARTEN THRU HIGH PERSONALIZED ATTENTION Some Lenten Reflections On Sin How It Separates Us From God To understand the difference necessary only that we judge sin between mortal sin and venial 1 to be greater than any other NE 4-1157 3234 N.W. 38th St. Miami 42 sin, we must first note that the Whenever a human being acts freely, he must seek a good evil,, and that we react accord- sinful act involves two distinct which is in conformity with the essential requirements of ingly by detesting sin more than elements. In the first place, a his human nature. When free acts lack this conformity, we detest any other evil. sinful act tends towards some they are called sinful; when they are in conformity with For the past FIVE YEARS created good in a manner which' the law but do not realize the degree of perfection which .Hence it would be wrong for we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT here and now is not suitable. would be possible in the given circumstance, such acts are us to attempt to measure the for use at the many Catholic Institutions called imperfections. sincerity of our judgment re- Secondly, there is in the garding the evil of sin by com- 1 in the West Palm Beach area. sinful act the absence of prop- A sinful act involves two distinct elements: It must tend paring our reaction to sin <"**• er direction. The act is sinful towards some created good which is not suitable here and what might be our reaction precisely because it lacks now, and there must be absence of proper direction. Such bodily torture. Worth Chemical & Paint Co. some degree of perfection acts are mortally sinful when a person seeks a created good Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North which here and now it should in such a way as to repudiate God. Again, detestation of sin must have. extend to every single mortal Man cannot, of his own power, repair the disaster which LAKE WORTH, FLA. sin which we have committed. mortal sin causes. The first movement of repentance Both elements are necessary; Each mortal sin, taken by it- Manufacturers of comes, not from the sinner, but from God, whose mercy mere absence of required good- self, has grievously offended must anticipate our every action in returning to Him. GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT ness cannot' of itself be sinful. God, each is sufficient in itself ' Inferior and Exterior House Paints Just as blindness cannot exist True repentance involves hatred of sins committed and de- to remove the soul from God's by itself, but must always be termination to avoid in the future the sins into which we friendship. Varnishes and Enamels found in an eye which is unable have fallen in the past. UNIVERSAL SORROW - WHOLESALE — RETAIL If we are unrepentant of a sin- Telephone JUstice 2-6146 This article, prepared at gle sin, it becomes impossible St. John's Seminary, for us to obtain forgiveness for Brighton; Mass., is con- a way as to repudiate God; detesting them.-Nor should we any of the others. On the other densed from "The Pilot." whereas in a venial sin a creat- think of punishment, they say, •hand, our repentance for our ed good is sought in a wrong as meted out by God to those sins need not extend to each of to function properly, so sinful- manner, but without sacrifice of who have offended Him. Re- them explicitly. It is necessary the sinner's essential relation BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL riess cannot exist by itself even pentance, they say, consists only that we examine our con- with God. though, like blindness, it is the merely in living a new life; it sciences over a reasonable pe- riod of time. When we have absence of something which is To put it in another way, in does not include the will to done this, our sorrow will be required for perfection. a venial sin a person remains make satisfaction for the sins universal, even if some serious RELATION BROKEN habitually in relation with ' of the past. sins of the past have escaped In both mortal and venial sin God, while doing something our memory. there is a turning towards some that momentarily disturbs The Catholic teaching on created good in a manner not this relation. A mortal sin, this point is a necessary and |ACME CONCRETE; in* conformity with the law. In If our sorrow for sin is ' however, breaks off com- logical deduction from the na- complete and genuine, it will a mortal sin, however, a person pletely one's relation with ture of sin as we have pre- i ; 1 seeks a created good in such include determination to avoid God. In a mortal sin, there viously explained it. Since the in the future the sins into is turning away from God; sinner has rejected God and •vhich we have fallen in the in a venial sin, there is con- , sought satisfaction in created past. In some cases, explicit Modern Redi-Mix Plants , RANCEE'S tinued progress towards God, things, he cannot hope for for- purpose of amendment may in: 1 but at a slower rate. giveness unless he first hates be necessary as a proof of the that which has brought about sincerity of our sorrow, and IASHIONS Even in relation to human t DADE, | his separation from God. Only omission of aq expressed reso- friendship, there are actions BROWARD CUSTOM SHOP when he fully realizes the lution to avoid our sins might which are irierely disturbing, AND evil of sin can he truly detest indicate that our detestation of where f and actions which are complete- it. To resolve to change one's PALM sin is insufficient. Designs and Fabrics are combined ly disrupting. A person might life is a necessary implication BEACH run the risk of offending his to make an individually styled of repentance. Repeated falls even into the j COUNTIES friends in minor matters who same kind of sin do not neces- creation - JUST FOR YOU ! would never do anything which Any such resolution is mean- sarily argue to lack of sorrow ': . Home Office • . • would bring about complete ingless, however, unless we rec- for the sins of the past. Repent- Conveniently Located at estrangement. ognize that what we are chang- ance may have been sincere, 5500 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. 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God, whose mercy must anti- be insufficient, for example, for ... OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY HOURS- 10 fo 6 Mon. - Saf. cipate our every action in re- a person to detest sin because it ETERNAL SALVATION Call turning to Him. might lead to bodily disorder, This is an extremely important or because it blackens" one's matter, since true repentance PLaza 4-1771 Recognizing that we are reputation. is absolutely necessary for eter- sinners, and hoping to obtain nal salvation in any adult w_ On the other hand, it is suf- —««». God's mercy, we begin to re- has fallen into mortal sin. cover our love of God, to ficient that sin be ^detested for ther God could forgive the sins think of His punishments and any reason which is conceived of one who has not repented * PAINTING and to hate our sins, which have in the light of supernatural ' might be argued. We are cer- brought about our separation faith. Examples of such mo- tain, however, that, in point of from Him. tives are the fear of God's fact; He will not do so. Every- punishments, (he relation of one, who has reached the use of * DECORATING This hatred of sin is- a neces- sin to the passion of Christ, sary disposition for obtaining reason must cooperate freely the ingratitude and contempt with God's grace in order to be forgiveness. towards God involved in defi- saved. JOSEPH ance of His law, the disturb- Repentance does not consist ance of the order established For one in the state of mort- merely in the change of mind (JOE) by God which is caused by al sin, sincere repentance is whereby a sinner believes that sin. • absolutely necessary. God's KEEFE his sins have been remitted grace is likewise necessary; FULLY APPROVED BY THE On the other hand, it is not • LICENSED AND INSURED • through the mediation of Christ but it is never refused to any Joint Commission^ on Accreditation of Hospitals This was the teaching of the necessary that we experience one who asks for it. Our pray- early Protestant reformers. sorrow and detestation for sin ers for - forgiveness are ex- and MO 1-7777 in an emotional way. Repent- pressed in our repentance for . FREE ESTIMATES According to their doctrine, it ance is conceived on the level of our sins, which reaches its. The Catholic Hospital Association is wrong to dwell upon atir sins the intellect and the will, even highest level when we detest 25 YRS. IN MIAMI for the purpose of becoming though it is often accompanied our sins because we love God SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH aware of their gravity and of by emotional reactions. It is for Himself alone.

Paae 26 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. March 25, 1960 HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS Khrushchev Called It Vulgar' A 1— FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR f* By WILLIAM H. MOORING GENERAL PATRONAGE the fact that they also are al objections to its glorification argued that Chessman's name Sad Horse appeared only as writer* of Across the Bridge Hey Boy. Hey Girl Saga of Hemp Brown I laughing at salacious intent tri- of crime and its suggestive se- Silent Enemy ;' The Legion of Decency clas- the story, not as the charac- Alias Jesse James Hell's 5 Hours . Sink The Bismark umphant over reasonable, mor- quences. nt>+*i*. ri«™ Horse Soldiers Slaves of Carthage ,.; sifies 20th Century-Fox's rendi- al indignation, at which the ter in the film, although ev- BeasBattlte oFlamf Budapese t Hound'Dog Man Snow Queen BattlBehined o thf Corae Greal Set aWal l I'll Give My Ufe Snow Fire ^ tion of Cole Porter's "Can-Can" story has scoffed all along. In 1955, in testimony before erybody knew perfectly twell Ben HUT - In Between Age Son of Robin Hood Big Beat Invisible Boy Song of Sister Maria IMMORAL ACTIONS that this was Chessman's own Big Fisherman Space Children ; as "morally objectionable in the Kefauver Subcommittee Big Jeeter It Happened To Jane Spy in the Sky This, then, indicates how far tale. In its final report the Big Night Jacqueline Storm Rider >,) part for all," on ample grounds on Juvenile Delinquency (as Black Orchid John Paul Jones Street of Darkness Hollywood has gone in dress- Subcommittee' upheld ~ my Blood & Steel Submarine Seahawk affected by movies and TV, Bobbifcins Kidnapped Swan Lake that it contains "suggestive cos- ing up immoral actions and at- viewpoint. i Buccaneer . Killers Of Kilimanjaro Tarzan, I suggested this type of film % Buchanan Rides Alone Last Angry Man 13 Fighting Men tuming, songs and situations." Cast A Long Shadow Last Voyage Thundering Jets titudes in artistic trappings and Commanche Station was most likely to lead to Let's Rock The Lock : glossy technical effects. Conspiracy of Hearts Libel Third Man on the | ! One might agree with - Crash Landing Lourdes and Its Mountain imitative crime. I insisted it Dangerous Exile Miracles Timbuktu ; Khrushchev who saw one Day to Remember Masters of Congo Toby Tyler Times have changed, but have infringed the Hollywood Movie Diamond Safari Jungle Toughest Man A live Dog of Flanders Men On A String Uncle Tom's Cabin scene in the making and we, as men, w,omen and chil- Code which then forbade bi- Dog's Best Friend Miracle of the Hills Underfire }\ flatly branded it "vulgar." Embezzle|r d Heaven Missouri Traveler Underwater Warrior dren changed? ographical films about notori- i Enp ~¥ fromr Space Mole People •0e from -Terror Monster That Chal- Unearthly $ Some of it is. in the Night lenges the World Unvanquished Does such a film, because ous criminals of present times. .- of Fire Mouse That Roared Up in Smoke My Uncle Warrior 4 Slave <31rl '.* At times, the dancing is ex- of some immunity we have Speciously the Code officials * ..anting Frontier Nine Lives Watusi < For The First Time 1,001 Arabian Nights Westbound is'6 quisitely graceful. The costumes From the Earth to Oklahoma Territory White Wilderness somehow acquired against cor- the Moon Operation Amsterdam Wild Heritage '; are out of this world. Then Giant From the Operation Madball Windjammer ruptive influence, no longer Unknown Paris Holiday World Was His Jury Gift of Love Persuader World Without End | suddenly they are so far out involve "any moral risks? FRANK j. HALE PAUL CHABTREI Great Day Peacemaker The Would-Be-Gentleman Gunfighters of Abilene Poacher's Daughter Wreck of Mary Dearc one wonders how near is the President Producing Dir. Handle With Care Power Among Men - 'Wrong Man Or does it belong in that Heaven On Earth Private's Affair : Young Land , • nudist camp. WILL OPEN A Ride Out for Revenge J STRANGE TURN class of entertainment which A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Pope John XXIII recently de- ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS By the time Juliet Prowse Royal Alligator People Hell Bent For Leather Say One For Me ; plored as "a source of entice- Angry Red Planet Hit And Run Scapegoat and Marc Wilder join Shirley CHECKING ACCOUNT Amazing Colossal Man Hole In The Head Screaming Skull ment to loose morals, to dis- Appointment With a Holiday For Lovers Shadow Of Fear '-. MacLaine in "The Garden of Poinsiana Shadow Hot Angel Shake Hands With orderly life, to the snares of Atomic Submarine Hot Rod Rumble The Devil [' Eden Ballet," entrancingly de- Pay AH Your Bills Awakening Bat House of the Sheriff Of Fractured error and treacherous vices, Babette Goes To War Seven Hawks Jaw ' vised by Hermes Pan (a Cath- PLAYHOUSE Because They're Young House On Haunted Sinner especially in the minds of the Black Tide Hill So Lovely—So Deadly j olic convert, by the way) youi Palm Beach - Florida In This Easy Fashion. Born To Be Loved Johnny Trouble Song Without End young"? The questions are old Bullwhip Journey To Freedom Step Down To Terror 1 eyes are so full of sinuous forms But Not For Me Joy Ride Stranger At My Door ones, but today answers seem Cast A Dark Shadow Kill Her Gently Stranger In My Arms ' in graceful, symbolic motion Christ in Bronze Kings Go Forth Surrender Hell more difficult to find. Save Wear and Tear City After Miinlght Killer On The Wall Tamango I that you forget what sin and City of Fear Last Train Tarzan's Greatest FINAL WEEK Crawling Eye From Gun Hill Adventure % virtue in combat this way, may On the Crazy F«r Love Lineup Teenage Bad Girl • * • MARCH 28 TH*U APRIL 2 Curse of the Demon Living Idol Teenage Caveman . do to some people's minds and PUBLIC GALLOWS Curse of the Faceless Man In The Net Teenager From Man Man Who Died Twice Outer Sp"ace ?! emotions. On the heels of the Chess- Body and' Mind Curse of the Undead Miracle Ten Seconds To Hell Dangerous Youth Mountain Road Thunder In The Son man "documentary" recently Date With Disaster Mummy Thing That Couldn't : Near the end a lady of the Day of Fury Nature Girl Sc The Die : "conned" out of lax prison Enchar.ied Island Slaver Time Machine A\ Morality League consents at Cost of This Service Escapade No Place To Hide authorities, Columbia now re- No Where To Go Trial of Sgt. Rutledge Eye Witness On£e Upon A Horse Vampire 1} last to see the Gan-Can issues "Cell 2455, Death Row," Face of a Fugitive Over-Exposed Viking Women And Is $1.50 Per Month Fearxnakers Party Crashers The Sea Serpent p against which she has been a film dramatization based on First Man Into Space Passport To Treason Virtuous Bigamist Flame Barrier Paths Of Glory Visit to a Small Planet '2 campaigning. What you and the first book this long-condemn- Floods of Fear Pier 5 Havana Flying Fontaines Please Don't Eat Dasiei When Hell Broke '^ she are permitted to see is Four Ways Out Porgy And Bess ed criminal smuggled by the Four-O Man Price Of Fear Loose p hardly what used to go on PEOPLES From Hell It Came Rabbit Trap Wild & The Innocent guards. Gazebo Rebel In Town Wink Of An Eye M in the Paris Can-Can dives, Giant Behemoth Return Of The Fly • Woman Eater Kim Stanley NATIONAL Gun Fever Revolt In The Bighouse Woman Obsessed j| but it is an alluring Holly- "Cell 2455," first appeared.as Gunsmoke In Tucson Safecracker Young And Dangeroui Hangman Saddle The Wind Young Dont Cry ' | wood facsimile with the shades a picture in 1954. The Legion Kevin McCarthy BANK OF NORTH A III—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS partly drawn. of Decency raised serious mor- MIAMI BEACH Jr\in Runners In Broadway Comedy Hit Adulteress He Who Must Die Operation Petticoat Age of Infidelity Hell's Highway Our Man In Havana When they ask this moralist "Two For The Seesaw" N.E. 162nd Street All Fine Young Canibala Heller Io Pink Tights Pagans Another Time, Another High Cost of Loving Paratroop Command whether she still objects and Place Home From The Hill Rx Murder at West Dixie Highway Ask Any Girl House of Intrigue Pillow Talk she shrieks: "Object, . . . why NICHOLS Back To The Wall Hypnotic Eye Purple Gang f* I wanna learn it!" some in the EXTRA MAT. THURS. MAR. 31 Best Of Everything I Want to Live Rachel Cade For Res. Call TEmple 3-8541 Member Big Operator Imitation of Life Rebel Set audience howl at the ludicrous- CARS Black Orpheus In Love and War Roots of Heaven Federal Reserve System Blue Denim Jay Hawkers Sapphire ness of the switch, forgetful of Bonjour Tristesse Jonas Seven Thieves THRU SAT. Gloria Swanson Career. Journey Seventh Seal HILLMAN 1 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Cash McCall Sound and the Fury in "Red Letter Day" . Cat.on a Hot Tin Roof Life Begins at 17 Chance Meeting Lonely Hearts , Speed Crazy Compulsion Look Back in Anger Stage Struck Sunbeam - Singer Count Your Blessings Magadan Story On Page 1 MOMMY!... MOMMY L. Crimson Kimono Man Who Understood Strange Case cf Dr. Cry Terror Women Mannfilg and Humber Day of the Outlaw Mating Game Thai Kind of Woman Defiant Ones Mirror Has Two Faces Third Voice Phone JU 2-3232 Desire Under the Elms Naked Earth This Earth is Mine MOMMY! Diary of a High School No Name on the Bullet Threat North by Northwest Tiger Bay To mothers* that cry means that SALES and Bride Notorious Mr. Monks Touch of Evil Four Fast Guns Odds Against T'm'row Touch of Larceny ; there's another cut, scratch; scrape, 400 Blows Of Life and Love Web of Evidence SERVICE Gidget Once More With Wild is the Wind ; or burn. It also means she should LANG'S Going Steady Feeling •Wonderful Country : get iodine—but she often doesn't, Goliath and On The Beach Yesterday's Enemy 102 S. FEDERAL the Barbarians" Operation Dames Young Have No Time because iodine burns and stings, SUPER LIQUOR STORf B—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PftRT FOR ALL ! upsets youngsters. Here's good PH. CR 6-6057 AREA FREE DELIVERY : Attack of 50 Foot i news; Science has discovered a Delray Beach i Woman Black Museum Pusher : new kind of iodine that stops in-. ' Back from the Dead Hot Car Girl Queen of Outer Space 129 N. Federal Hwy. Lake Worth, Fla. Bed of Grass High Hell Quiet Gun fection best yet doesn't burn or Beloved Infidel House on The Raw Edge Black Whip Waterfront Rebel Breed : sting. It's polyvinylpyrrolidone- Blond in Bondage Reform School Girl Blood of Dracula It Started With a Kiss Rise & Fall of iodine*, found'only in ISODINE® Blood of Vampire I Was a Teenage Legs Diamond , ANTISEPTIC. Where other types Blue Angel Werewolf Rock Pretty Baby Born Reckless Indestructible Man Rookie I of antiseptics may kill only 1, 2, or Bramble Bush Jack The Ripper Room At The Top Bride and the Beast Juvenile -Jungle Room 43 3 types of germs, ISODINE kills Bride is Much Too Killing. The Sign of the Gladiator the very best in Beautiful Kiss Them For Me Solomon & Sheba ; all types—even virus and fungus. Bucket ot .Blood Land of Destiny Slave. The And up to 40 times faster: "Get La Parisienne Some Came Running Dragstrip Riot Last Mile Some Like It Hot painless ISODINE ANTISEPTIC. Can-Can ' Last Paradise Stowaway Girl Checkpoint Left-Handed Gun Summer Place Money-back guarantee. Confessions of Felix— Li"l At>ner Strange One Krull Live Fast, Die Young Subway in the Sky •Pat. No. 2,739,922 General Aniline ft Film Corp. Cojifluest of Space Love Slaves of the Take A Giant Step O 1959 isodine Pharmacal Corp., Dover, Del. 'dy-O Amazon Tall Story il's General Loving You Teen-Age" Doll Sfl Hairpin Malaga Teen-Age Rebel lionfGo Near the Man in the Shadow ' Terror in the Nisht Water Man of the West This Angry Age Edge of Fury Man on the Prowl Too Bad She's Bad Eighth Day of Middle of the Night Too Young for Love "Smart Buyers Get The NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSES The Week Missile to the Moon Town on Trial 18 And Anxious Naked Africa Untamed Youth QUALITY SEAFOODS FROM MAINE TO THE FLORIDA KEYS Female Naked Dawn Value for Money Five Gates to Hell Naked Night Virgin Sacrifice Best Buys at McBrides" Flesh and the Spur Naked Paradise Wayward Girl FORT LAUDERDALE Forbidden Island Naha What Price Murder Four. Boys and a Gun Never So Fvw Wicked as They Come NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE S00 S.W. 24th STREET JA 4-7223 Frankenstein's Nightmare Wicked Go To Hell Daughter Nierht of the Quarter Wife For A Night The Largest Stock of Fruits of Summer Moon Wild Party DANIA Gangster Story No Time to be Young Wind Cannot Read Imported and Domestic Happy Anniversary Of Love and Lust Women Are Weak Wines and Liquors LOBSTER HOUSE 760 DANIA BCH, BLVD. AIA WH 3-4164 CONDEMNED Flesh Is Weak Mating Ur£e Question of Adultery In the Greater Miami Area NORTH MIAMI Game of Love Mademoiselle Strip Rosanna Girl's Town Tease Night Heaven Fell • NEW ENGLAND RAW 8AR 12727 BISCAYNE BLVD. PL 4-151 I Heroes and Sinners Mitsou Sins of the BorgJas I Am A Camera Mam'zelle PIgalle Show Is Black Lady Chatterley'» Passionate Summer Stella PL 7-1160 CORAL GABLES Lover Pot Bowlie Third Sex Private Lives of Women of Rome FREE DELIVERY IN THE 280 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE HI 6-1704 Love is My Profession Adam, Eve LOFFLER BROTHERS OYSTER HOUSE Lovers Young and Damned NORTH DADE AREA SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION" PERRINE . Anatomy of Murdei* I69J5 SO. FEDERAL HWY. CE 5-5701 Suddenly , Last Summer , LOBSTER HOUSE # * * OPEN EVERY DAY COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED (•• A separate classification is given to certain films whicn, while LMeBRIDE-LIQUORS not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false 734 N.E. 125th St. conclusions.) - North Miami's Smartest (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) Liquor Store AMERICAN EXPRESS and HILTON CARTE BLANCHE Cards Honored

March 25, 1960 Miami, Flo. THE VOICf Page 27 fir The Market Place for Announcements Sales -Services Rentals Real Estate

CONVALESCENT HOMES PRINTING - (Cont'd) SALES HELP WANTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REACH MORE THAN 50.000 For The BUSINESS SERVICES Personalized Stationery only $3.95 Mutual Fund Salesmen. Full or New & used Fenders, Ediphone, •Voice' readers among the Elderly & Convalescent Printed with your name & address part time. No experience required. Martins, Kay & Harmony Guitars, boxed - 100 sheets & envelopes. Sales Manager will furnish all . Bass Fiddles, Amplifiers, P.A. 70 parishes in the LARGAY SANATORIUM ACCOUNTING Your choice of several colors. necessary information. Write Systems • Microphones. Accordions. 'Diocese of Miami'. Naranja, Florida General accounting practice & KEYSTONE PRESS HI 3-7077 application to Maj. John J. and Drums. TV or Auto Radios. LARGAY NURSING HOME Tell about YOUR service or INCOME TAX SERVICE 3328 S. W. 23rd Terrace Mackel, 14601 S.W. 272nd St. SAM'S RADIO & MUSIC Miami, Florida Naranja Park, Fla. Circle 7-8598 W. Hollywood YUkon 34370 product through a Registered Nurses In Charge Jack L. Grace RADIO AND TV 1314 E. Las Olas Blvd. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for Hi-Fi Multi-Speaker Console, "Voice' Classified Ad! Phone MO 6-4362 . FRANK'S TV SERVICE Member K. of C. PHONE JA 3-2392 House Calls $2.50-Guaranteed Wk. newly registered Real Estate also record cabinet, both 1 year Please call Miss Thompson Fort Lauderdale, Florida NE 5-8507 (Corpus Christi Parish) salesman. We will give you free old and in A-l condition! FLORISTS training & selling and put you at • BOOKKEEPING Sacrifice half price. WI 5-2100 HOFMANN'S FLOWERS For the Best in Radio-TV Service on the golden road to success. PLANTS AND TREES 2160 N.W. 79th St. PL 9-0767 Income Tax • Bookkeeping Service Call MO 1-9815 Apply SOUTHWEST REALTY Co. PLaza 8-2507 Expert Funeral Designs • Corsages RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE 6618 S.W. 24 St. (Afternoons) Cherry - Ixora - Hibisc<^*" •"-' BEN C. SWEETI SICKROOM RENTALS FULL, BUSHY GALLON 3 for your 'Result-Getting' ad Wedding Arrangements - Free Del. Formerly of Internal Rev. Service POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE FLOWERS BY WIRE 1707 N.W. 81st Ter. Call PL 8-8883 Complete Supplies for Home and Dressmaking and fine alterations. CROTONS • • 25c &U0c INSTRUCTION CHURCH DECORATORS Patient. JA 4-0014 or JA 4-8555 VERY REASONABLE 3 foot Adoneida Palms • 97c American Sickroom Rental Co. Phone PL 7-8016 IBM Key Punch, Comptometry Oil paintings for your rectory 405 N. Fed. Hwy. Ft. Lauderdale MELANDOR NURSERY ANNOUNCEMENTS ABC Shorthand; Gregg, Pitman or church - Church statues WANTED - General office work, 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. WI 7-6971 Tutoring ALL School Subjects redecorated - like new! SIGNS typing - some bookkeeping Open every day from 8:30 • 6 See ' ellow Page 620, Phone Book COMPLETE Church Decoration EDVITO SIGNS experience, mature. Palm Springs RELIGIOUS ARTICLES " When You're Planning a Adelphi School • 500 N.E. 79th St. Joseph J. Graham - MO 6-0989 resident. Call TU 7-0351 .WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, Trucks Walls - Gold Leaf BUSHEY^S GIFT SHOP AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING " 5839 S. W. 34th St. Miami, Fla. 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 Lady as companion to elderly Religious Articles LUNCHEON. PARTY etc. call (Mgr. Catholic Art Guild, N.Y.C.) lady, light duties, live out. Statuary • Pictures The Knights of Columbus Hall at long established Ingley School, 8025 N.W. Miami Ct. HAULING LIGHT YOUR WAY Call MO 1-2323 2401 N. Federal Highway 270 Catalonia Ave. Coral Gables Delray Beach, Florida $35 up • Air conditioning optional PL 9-6535 • Reasonable rates Trash Removal - General Cleanups to better business General clerical work, typing, Elementary, Jr. High and and Hauling. some bookkeeping - also telephone WANTED See Pat O'Brien, Mgr. HI 8-9242 some Senior High subjects. ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. FOR SERVICE Call PL 1-6050 sales experience. Part of full Wanted by St. Vincent de Paul Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 time. Call HI 4-8886 AN .APPEAL ! ! PERSONALS HEARING AIDS CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE Dressmaking, alterations, men's 2955 N. W. 75th St. POSITIONS WTD. . Male or Female Auditone Hearing Aids and Clothing, household furnishings, Due to the heavy drain shirts etc. VERY reasonable. Miami, Fla. Jobs Wanted for Office Workers, appliances, linens etc. Hems $1.50 up. CALL MO 1-5685 Accessories. Batteries & Cords WRAPPING SERVICE of supplies needed for 145 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-0231 Industrial OR Building Trades. for the needy. the migratory workers (Member of Epiphany Parish) THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN St. Brendan's Conf. St. Vincent De (All St. Vincent de Paul Soc. bene- Nose Face Ears INSURANCE 234 Valencia, C. G. (at the P.O.) Paul Society MO 1-0809 - CA 1-1889 factors remembered-wkly masses). during the severe cold Religious Articles, Gifts, Greeting PHONE FR 3-3856 • Special Corrective styling plastic surgery. Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. Wanna make our Advertisers pick-up days each neighborhood. All Types of Insurance Cards, Stationery, Gift Wrapping happy? . . .Remember to tell them spell - ALSO due to 139. S.E. 3rd Street 2-3 P.M. and Mailing. Phone HI 4-1773 the fact that we have Deederer, M.D. FR 3-0003 1338 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 you saw their ad Need a painting, plastering, WILLIAM J. MATTE1 GIL HAAS SKIP HAAS in the 'Voice' MART plumbing, masonry or other completely furnished has successfully treated over 21,000 For FAMILY PROTECTION Please read and answer 'Home Improvement' job? so MANY households in cases & supervised nearly a million RETIREMENT INCOME You'll find many variet and treatments for approaching bald- Hospitalization, Disability, etc. FOR SALE helpful listings in the 'Home the past few months • ness & falling hair. Ph. FR 4-7882 THE APPEAL Improvement' section of the 'Mart' now for consultation • no cost or CALL FR 7-276 J •. because of fires etc. obligation. 'Member Gesu Parish). Maurice L. Sarles Jr., Associates from BOATS & YACHTS - - the stock of the (Member St. Brendan's Parish) 16 foot boat with Seminole HOME IMPROVEMENT! MATTEl HAIR EXPERTS Representing St. Vincent De Paul Trailer, newly painted - moving, St. Vincent De Paul Suite 302, Congress Building Massachusetts Mutual MUST SELL! Call TtA 44387 CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE Suite 714, Dupont Plaza Bldg. CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE GARDEN SUPPLIES AIR CONDITIONING MOVING • has practically been Calvo Feed & Garden Supply . ROOM air conditioner service DEPLETED. We need - MOVING? . in this week's Nutri-sol, liquid diet plant food-All Factory Authorized Service Have Trucks for All Size Jobs leading brands Fertilizer, Insect- York • Carrier - Philco • Crosley usable MEN'S clothing, THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT Caff Joe NE 5-2461 'Voice MART icides, Pet Supplies. Free del. Se ,Universal Service Inc. particularly shoes, Suitable any business wishing to expand MOVING Habla Espanol. 3485 W. Flagler. CALL PLaza 9-5711 shirts, pants etc. Local arid Long Distance CALL HI 3-6051 BRICKLAYERS ALSO-usable CLOVERLEAF VAN & STORAGE HOUSEHOLD GOODS BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Member of Visitation Parish EMPLOYMENT Bahama couch, green tweed, like Brick & stone work • all kinds, rm. growing children's Ph. NA 1-1883 NA' 1-2684 (Miami) new, will sell for less than dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc clothes of all kinds - WE MOVE HELP WANTED - FEMALE y, original cost. MU 1-6726 Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 Local and Long Distance Simmons Hideaway sofa, converts BRICKS, BLOCK WORK. ALSO usable furniture AUTOMOTIVE Household Goods.Office Kquipmt. to double bed - like new • less FIREPLACES, PATIOS, ETC. of every description • Appliances. Pianos PL 1-7842 YOUNG than % original cost. MO 6-6917 Phone J. CENTORE TU 7-1126 Please call FR 3-3856 AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE ANTHONY'S Transfer & Storage WOMEN JEWElRY BUILDERS WILL SWAP 1958 German Sport MOVING? TO SEE FABULOUS SPRING VAN HOEK, BUILDER for pickup OR bring to Coupe for any large U.S. car Local & Long Distance JEWELRY COLLECTION Homes, apts., additions or alter- YOUR Parish Church. of equal value. Need larger Household Goods, Ofc. Equipment NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY CALL CA 1-7689 ations. Free estimates LO 4-2732 family car. Call NA 4-4387 - No Job Too Big or Too Small - MISCELLANEOUS Ft. Landerdale 850 N.W. 42nd St. Thank You! ! AUTOMOBILE SERVICE' FREE ESTIMATES - FR 3-0023 LA-MAR TRANSFER MOVERS APPLY TODAY The NEW St. Vincent De Paul CARPENTERS ~ ' When you're planning a Dance, BILL GAG!\GN Wedding Reception or Graduation CATHOLIC. SALVAGE STORE Carpenter, paperhanging, general COLLISION SERVICE OPTICIANS 36 N. E. 2nd Street 19 N. W. 7th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale' for MUSIC that fits the occasion Foreign Car Spec.-Paint-Body Shop repairs, cement & handyman work call the Rhythm Kings, featuring ANDREWS OPTICIANS has many money-saving bargains! etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 Also Servicing all U.S. make cars Rx filled-Lens. Frames Duplicated ALSO needed for the NEEDY; Joe Lomazzo & his Electronic 1316 W Flag. FR 9-5379, FR 9-7220 145 N.E. 79th Street PL 7-0231 SOUTHERN BELL Carpenter, alterations, painting, Accordion. Call PL 1-1291 CLOTHING, FURNITURE, TELEPHONE CO. RUGS, APPLIANCES etc. Call cement work & repairs. No job FINE Wedding Announcements SEVEN BROTHERS GARAGE PHOTOGRAPHY too small. Call HI 41633 Expert Mechanics Free Estimates LeMAN STUDIO JA 4-0716 ForPick-Up Engraved - Embossed - Imprinted Paint, Body, Mechanical Repairs CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Quality Service - Low Prices Weddings - Babies White housekeeper-cook with car, INFA-SEAT, STROLLER & 24 Hr. Wrecker Service-MO 6-4457 4-5 days week, live-out, other PATIOS, drives, walks floors • For appointment call Peggy or Portraits - Commercial PLAY PEN - Good Condition. Keystone, color, any size fob. 3130 S. W 107th Ave. CA 1-9098 267 Alhambra Circle HI 8-9300 help. Permanent job. Must be Brian Brodenr - HI S.-2892 J. Manassa • Member St. Brendan's Call MO 6-2440 Quality workmanship MU 8-2151 Make money fqr your church, (10% Discpunt to Voice Readers) capable, dependable. MO 7-v6733 BRONZE WARE, brand new SO. MIAMI AUTO SUPPLY, Inc. EPIPHANY PARISH club or organization through PRINTING 'Caribu' horn-handle, 72-piece set, tested party plan. CA 1-7689 Auto Parts and Accessories Lady wants mature woman who ALL HAND CARVED, service for HOME IMPROVEMENT ADS All foreign & U.S. make cars For Your Printina Needs Call needs a good home in exchange 8, including case, owner Specializing in PUBLISHERS PRESS, INC. companionship and lisht duties. being transferred, BEST OFFER. Continued next page Please Remember - - Generator, Starter, Speedometer Call MO 1-4718 CALL NE 5,9600 Service • Auto - Truck & Marine Forms, Catalogs, Color Brochures, Magazines HELP WANTED - MALE OR FEMALE Whenever you patronize 6020 So. Dixie Hgwy. MO 1-4276 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY \ Mark Broderick - Jim Broderick 355 N. E. 59th St. PL 4-5475 Maids & Housemen for Northern (Y)OVR Advertisers-. Patro,nize One of South Florida's Summer Hotel. See- Miss Butler I Look BBetter Feel Better CARS PARKING Oldest Catholic Print Shops 420 N.E. 73rd Street Park Your Car at 'MURPHY'S' between 1 and $ P.M. you are helping to observe Parking Lot in downtown Miami ABBOT PRINTING CO. T. & C. Missall. Props. lenderizing 'Be-Kind-To- Advertisers-Week' 222 N.W 2nd St., 3 blocks from CLASSIFIED DISPLAY the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. Neat Letterpress, Offset, Engraving. 9080 N.E. 6th Ave. at Biscayne ! FIGURAMA Salqn which is Mike Murphy-Prop. Member Gesu PL 1-4176 Miami Shores TV REPAIRS 5 North "L" Street, Lake Worth - JV 2-8600 EVERYWEEKINTHEYEAR Rx for Results - - "HOME OF UNION LABEL SIX" ADMIRAL to ZENITH What else - but an ad CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i For Men For Women in The'Voice MART in the 'Voice' MART CALL PL 8-2507 TV CALLS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY "WASHERS* Plus CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Kenmore • Whirlpool "<*-*THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Rebuilt like NEW HI 8-6242 ITubes $40 up 3 month guarantee New 2 Yr. Unconditional Warranty USE Kegler's Rekord Skore Kard for marking games, Service Charge • $4.50 24" Alum. Pix Tube $59.95 Inst. TV or Live. You have score and FACTS of game. CUBE STEAK (All Meal) 69c Ib. How many times did bowler hit head-pin on first ball? How 21" Alum. Pix Tube $39.95 Inst. REFRIGERATORS many 2- and 3-pin spares made or missed? How many splits? Jerry's Prime and Choice Cuts 17" Alum. Pix Tube $29.95 Inst. What\pins w,ere they? How many hits? You get a Servicing All Makes complete statistical record. Beginners learn "How to Score ROGER'S MARKET - 1519 Douglas Rd. (Opposite Coliseum) Guaranteed Repairs Reliable Radio & TV Bowling" the Magic way in the Triangle. Also score 39 Beacom Blvd. Old-Fashioned way if you wish. Send $1.00, Tax Included, Call HI 4-9197 for Free Delivery - Open 8 to 8 Daily GOOD APPLIANCE CO. Check or Money-Order, with Name and Address, Parking at MASTER'S JERRY FAUST - Member St. Michael's Parish 1137 IS W 54th Street -for 10 sheets, "5 games to sheet/ Call PL 9-6201 'MiamVs Only Discount Store' Address KRSK, P.O. Box 1335, Coral Gables, Fla.

28 THE VOICE Miami, Flq. Mar«* 25, 196O The Market Place for Announcements Sales -, Services Rentals Real Estate

ELECTRICIANS TREE SERVICE (Cont'd) HOUSES - N.E. REAL ESTATE (Cont'd) Houses For Sale - M. Shores (Cont'd) HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W. (Cont'd) LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Trees topped, trimmed, removed, KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT SEE US FIRST Miami Shores Home - 4 bedrooms, $500 DOWN - Balance $13,000 We Specialize in Epiphany Area 3 baths, built-in kitchen, oak at $85 per month - 3 bedroom In "The Venice of America" palms trimmed, trees & lawns 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue J MINNET ELECTRIC sprayed. Licensed & insured. Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Spaces PALMLAND REALTY floors, closed garage. Call owner CBS, l /4 baths, carporte - near Residential and Com'l' Renovation NEWCOMB TREE SURGEONS PHONE PL 4-6295 PL 7-2003 evening or weekends. St. Brendan's and public school, CALL MO 1-7115 Geo. W. Lasche, Prop; 1546 So. Dixie Hwy. Mp 5-3577 HOUSES FOR SALE N.W. , buses and. shopping. We specialize in repair-remodeling. HOMES - HOMES - HOMES CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! WATER HEATERS 3325 S. W. 89th COURT HOUSES S.W. Corpus Christi Parish - Partially By OWNER NE 5-3976 Ft. Lauderdale. LOgan 6-1421 LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. SALES & RENTALS fuj-nished 3 bedroom CBS, 2 tile One block to ST. MICHAEL'S MOVE UP TO LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 Water Heater Repairs & Sales Nicely furnished 2-bedroom ARTHUR E. PARRISH, Realtor baths, 70x100 lot, Florida room, FLOOR WAXING 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 home near Miami Senior High. 168 N.E. 96th St. PL 4-8696 carpeting, convenient churches, SUN CORAL ESTATES Specialist in home & com'l floor YEARLY Call HI 4-6698 PAT PROCACCI, Realtor schools & shopping center. LOW MODELS S.W. 114 St. & 87 Ave. Please don't overlook Specializing in down payment - Terms arranged 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes maintenance - any kitchen cleaned, HOUSES - SOUTH MIAMI waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 the ad with Acreage and Business Property Call owner NE 5-4027 PALMLAND REALTY MO 5-3577 EPIPHANY PARISH 5941 S.W. 48th Street MO 7-09^8 HOUSES FOR SALE .: N. MIAMI jALQPSIES 'AN APPEAL' 2 bedroom, 1 bath, all-electric Home & Income Property St. Brendan's • Walking distance. raintile installations Carry A 5-Yr. Written Guarantee Free Details — Money back 180 Tablet Size .. 7.50 guarantee. 1645 S.W. 85th Ave. CA 1-0865; , Phone PL 7-1000 NORMAN MEYER, 285 N.W. 9th St Boca Raton. Fla. or PL 8-9646

1960 TW VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 29 i 9 THERMO The Voice Mairt CONTINUED FROM PAGE 29 Travelers' Timetable AIR SERVICE RICHARDS AUTHORIZED Houses For Sale - SOUTH MIAMI For Sunday Masses Walk To Epiphany - 3 bed- CLASSIFIED RATES room, 2 bath, air-conditioned, ARCADIA Gesu: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11:30 Carrier NEW and children's pool. Sell at FHA 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE St. Paul: 10 12, 12:30 USED FURNITURE appraisal, $17,400. Call owner Count 5 average words per line AVON PARK Holy Redeemer: 7, 10 PLANNED SERVICE for appointment MO 6-2982. Lady of Missions: 7, 8:30 FACTORY TRAINED MEN EASY Houses For Sale • GORAL GABLES One Time per line 1 00 Our Lady Of Grace: 8:30, 10 a COMMERCIAL • TERMS St. Brendan: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, • RESIDENTIAL 2 Times " " 50c BELLE GLADE 15% DOWN St. Theresa's Parish - 3 bedrooms 11:30, 12:30 24 HOUR SERVICE newly furnished, Florida room, 4 Times '. " " 45c St. Philip: 9:30 St. Michael: 6, 7, 8, 9, (Polish) DELIVERS garage, walking distance church 13 Times " " 40c & school, fenced back yard. ANY BOCA GRANDE 10, 11, 12:30; Dade Auditorium: MU 5-3631 '3749 No. 26 Times ' " " 35c Federal Hwy' reasonable offer considered! Our Lady of Mercy: 11:15 9, 10:30, 12 Mrs. Hughes, 1141 Palermo Ave. 52 Times " " 30c SS. Peter and Paul: 6:15, 8, 9, C. A. WIEDERHOLD, President Pompqno BOCA RATON 4555 E. 10 CT., HIALEAH Beach', Fla. Houses For Sale - FT. LAUDERDALE Legal Ads per agate line 50c 10, 11, 12 Death Notices " " "50c St. Joan of Arc: 7, 9, 10:30 WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU MIAMI BEACH a beautiful home OR duplex BOYNTON BEACH 4 bedroom, 4 bath home Classified Display Rates St. Mark: 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 St. Francis de Sales: 7, 9, 11 NORTH DADE ROOFING CO. One Time — per col. inch $3.00 St. Joseph: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ONLY $13,500 CLEWISTON v, All Types of Roofing — Specializing in Repairs and Reroofing ^ Will help you finance - furnish 4 Times - - « $2.90 St. Margaret: 7:30 first two St. Mary Magdalen: 7, 8, 9, 10 LICENSED • INSURED • BONDED ~~ plans. ALSO lots for sale 13 " -.-"•- $270 Sundays: 11:15 thereafter 11, 12 Joseph Kay Builders, Inc. 26 " - « - •- $2.60 COCONUT GROVE St. Patrick: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 1200 N.E. 3rd St. • FREE ESTIMATES Phone JA 34034 Ft. Lauderdale 52 " - - « $2.50 St. Augustine: 11 and 12:30 • RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH St. Hugh: (Coconut Grove Elem. MIAMI SHORES • TILE - GRAVEL - SHINGLES 2724 S.W. 9th-Street SMALL ADS School) 8, 10, 11:30. St. Rose of Lima: 7, 8, 9, 10, COMPOSITION 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, new home, bring • GUTTERS and SPOUTING only 2 blks. to church, grade school CORAL GABLES 11, 12 Catholic Hi 'i School and large BIG RESULTS Little Flower: 6, 7, 8; 9, 10, 11, MIAMI SPRINGS ALL WORK GUARANTEED Shopping Ctr. A beautiful home! TERMS IF DESIRED Joseph Kay Builders. Inc. in The 11:30 12:30 Blessed Trinity: 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30 ' CALL •X : PHONE JAckson 34034 Voice 'Mart' DANIA NAPLES 3 bedroom 2 bath screened porch, St. Ann: 6, 8/10. 11 For Your Convenience Resurrection: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 MU 1-0442 aluminum storm panels, well & NORTH DADE COUNTY pump, front sprinkler system, DELRAY BEACH Ads Accepted By Phone St. Monica (Carol City Junior sidewalks, sewers, near Grade & xSt.. Vincent: 6:45, 8:30, 10, 11:30 14010 N.W. 20th CT. - P.O. BOX 185. MIAMI 50, FLA. High): 8, 10 NEW Junior high schools. Saturdays from 9 to 3- FORT LAUDERDALE 1830 S.W. 36th Ave. LU 1-0621 MONDAYS from 9 to 9 Annunciation: 10 NORTH MIAMI Houses For Sale - BOYNTON BEACH Queen of Martyrs: 6, 8, 9, 10, Holy Family: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Custom built 3 bedroom, 2 bath Other Days from.9 to 5 12, 6:30 p.m. CBS, deluxe kitchen, garage, 11, 12 Deadline Tuesday 2 PM St. James: 7, Z, 9, 10, 11,' 12 designed for Florida living, St. Anthony: 6, 7, 8, 9:15 10:30 80x110 lot. Must see this home Visitation: 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30, For FRIDAY Edition 11:45 to appreciate - - OR can build 12:45 • to suit. Call Parkwood at St. Bernadette (Stirling Elemen- OKEECHOBEE Delray CR 6-5351 or MU 8-2074 Call PL 8 2507 tary School): 8, 9, 10 in Miami NORTH MIAMI BEACH Note: If the heading for your St. Clement: 8, 9, 10, 11:15, St. Lawrence (Jr. High School) LOTS FOR SALE - S.W." particular ad isn't, already listed 12:30 ' Dejsirable half-acre corner, prime in the 'Voice' Mart r • we'll St. Gregory (Plantation-Peters 8, 9:30, 11 FRANK J. RQONEY, INC. S.W. location, paved street, terms. make a new heading for you. Sacred Heart: 9 $4750, no brokers. Call CE 5-2674 Elementary School): 8, 10 GENERAL CONTRACTORS St. Sebastian: 8, 9:"0, 11, 12:15 OPA LOCKA CLASSIFIED piSPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH Our Lady of Perpetual Help: St. Pius Chapel (Beach Club) 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30 Large - WATERFRONT HOME - Spacious 8, 9:30, 11 St. Philip: (Bunche Park) 9 Fine dock, carporte, shuffleboard - Just eff A1A Intercoastal at Corner FORT MYERS PAHOKE*: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room. Wall-to-Wall St. Francis: 7, %, 1«. 11 St. Mary: 11:15 First Two Sun- Carpeting. Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, etc. days, 7:30 thereafter Note: TWO Bedrooms (separate entrance) MAY BE USED FORT MYERS BEACH as EFFICIENCY UNITS - Contact OWNER Ascension: 8 PALM BEACH St. Edward: 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:30, 3221 Canal Drive - Pompano Beach - WHitehall 1-3751 FORT PIERCE 12 and 5 p.m. St..Anastasia: 7 Auditorium 8:30, 10, 11:30 PERRINE Holy Rosary (Elem. School): 8, HALLANDALE 10:15 11:30 St. Matthew: 6:30 8, 10, 12 For your convenience you may use this coupon POMPANO BEACH HIALEAH NOTHING COULD fi£ FINER for mailing your ad to The Voice 'Mart' Assumption: 7, 8, 9:30, 11 Immaculate Conception: 6, 8, POMPANO SHORES 9:30, 11, 12:30, 12:55 St. Colman: 7, 8, 9:30, 12:15 (City Auditorium) 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 PORT CHARLOTTE St. John the Apostle: 6, 7, 8, St. Charles Borromeo: 8, 10 COACH COMPANY PLEASE CHARGE TO: 9, 10, 11, 1? PUNTA GORDA • Sacred Heart: 7:30, 9 • HOBE SOUND J Name St. Christopher: 10 RICHMOND HEIGHTS BOCA RATON, FLORIDA HOLLYWOOD (Martin Elementary. School) 9 I Address .... -. ;...... Annunciation, 'Lake Forest Civ- RIVIERA *5EACH I ic Center): 8, 10, 11:30 St. Francis: 7, 8, 10:30, 11:30 • City ; Little Flower: 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, SEEKING • •, *''.•.• ''•'•'.•''•.' 1? . •'..•• ,': St. Catherine: 7, 9, 11 The MURPHY Construction Co. J Phone Parish , St. Bernadette: 8, 9, 10 SOUTH MIAMI I Classification " St. Stephen: 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 Epiphany:. 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, IS PILE DRIVING - CRAKE SERVICE I • ' - HOMESTEAD St. -Thomas (Southwest High School).- 8, 10, IV •Ad to be published times starting Friday 1960 Sacred Heari: G:30, 8, 9:15, CONCRETE PRECAST I 10:30 STU\RT $ CAST IN PLACEv, \ Authorized by (Full name) IMMOKALEE St. Joseph: 7:15, 8:30, 10:30 Lady of Guadalupe: 11 VERO 3EACH SEAWALLS St. Hel«h: 7:30, 9, 11 JUPITER FOUNDATIONS t: WAUCHULA Please mail your ad no later than SATURDAY St. Jude (Salhaven) 8:30 St. Michael: 8 MARINE CONSTRUCTION KEY BISCAYNE for the following FRIDAY issue to: - WEST PALM BEACH • INDUSTRIAL St. Agnes: 8:30, 11 Blessed Martin: 9:30 Th« Voioa -Mart' P.O. Box 38-702 Miami 38. Florida • APARTMENTS LABELLE Holy Name: 7, 9, U • HOMES • DOCKS Please write your ad on separate sheet Mission: 9 St. Ann: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 St. Juliana: i:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 LAKE WORTH SINCE 1923 •or call Sacred Heart: 6, 7, 8, 9:15, ON THE KEYS V „ IN THE PALM BEACHES BIG PINE KEY 10:30, 11:30 PLaza 8-2507 St. Mary of Pines: 10 St. Luke (American - Polish /MARATHON temple 2-3634 Hall): 7, 8:15, 9:30, 11 For YOUR 'Result - Getting' Ad, San Pablo: 6:30, 10 Long Disfance 12 MIAMI PLANTATION KEY The Cathedral: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, San Pedro: 6:30, 9, 11 SMALL ADS — BIG RESULTS , 11, U KEY WEST Corpus Christi: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, St. Mary: 6; 7," 8:30, 10, 11:15, 1630 Clare Ave., West Palm Beach, Florida 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) 12:15

Page 30 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. March 25, 1960 Devotion To 2 Saints Urged Wonted To Be Something warm and human and * FUNERAL Deaths wbnderful happens when xou send I FLOWERS from i HOME # 'Welkin' Soldier' 2505 N. Dixie Hwy. In The To Encourage 'Saintly Life OAKLAND ,Cal. (NO — U.S. FT. LAUDEBDALE, FLA. EDWARD KALIS ROME (NO — Pope John infantrymen throughout the Licensed Director LOsan «-7«21 Diocese XXIII hopes that the current world mourned as Requiem Joseph J. Galardi veneration and interest in St. Mass was offered here for Tim- Requiem Mass and burial were in, Vincent de Paul and his help- my Mears, nine - year - old Pittsburgh for Joseph J. Galardi, 65, of 525. SW 22nd Rd. er, St. Louise de Marillac, will leukemia victim who wanted to TdiuardUFHal He came here 11 years ago from Pittsburgh. produce new saints. be "just a plain ole walkin' Surviving are his wife, Mary; two sons, Vincent and Joseph; two daugh- soldier." An honor guard of in- ters, Mrs. Florence Polito and Mrs. The Pontiff noted in a letter Loretta Tarbburi; three brothers, fantrymen served as pallbear- FUNERAL HOME Frank, Fred and C.V., and a sister, commemorating the tercente- Mrs. Rose Daniels. nary of the deaths of the two ers. 7200 N.W. 2nd AVE. • PLaza 1-7523 Local burial arrangements were W> Keith MacRae, F. D. under the direction of Lithgow Fu- saints that the Council of Trent neral Home. Timmy's illness and his nev- had formed a backdrop for their er-to-be - realized ambition INVALID CAR SERVICE Frank C. Sutter labors. The letter was address- first came to public attention as Mass of Requiem was celebrated 1 In Corpus Christi Church for Fisok ed to Father William Slattery, the result of a letter by his C. Sutter, 72, of 1119 NW 39th St. H* " 0 years ago from tombs. Paul, died 304 years ago on Washington. or guard at Fort Riley, Kan. March 15, ' 1860. The Sacred Surviving are his wife, Mary; a The 30th Infantry at Fort Sill, brother and two sisters. St. Vincent de Paul, founder Congregation of Rites is pre- Burial was in Flagler Memorial Okla., sent him a special medal Park with arrangements under the of the Congregation of the Mis- paring a decree which will name direction of Carl F. Slade Funeral inscribed: "Timothy Mears — Home. sion and the Sisters of Charity, her universal patron of social An Outstanding Walking Sol- died September 27, 1660. St. workers. Joseph S. Homsey Louise de Marillac, cofounder dier." Requiem Mass and burial were in Brooklyn. N.T., for Joseph S. Hom- and first superior of the Sisters »ey. 72 of 41 SW Seventh St. ' - ish, and so that they may be Timmy never knew he had He came here 37 years ago and of Charity, died March 15, 1660. was a member of Gesu parish. united with God and united achieved his ambition. He' Surviving is his sister, Adele. among themselves in that union lapsed into a coma before the Local burial arrangements were The Pontiff cited sodalities under the direction of Plummer Fu- and charitable organizations as which is the bearer of every deluge of mail began, and nev- neral Home. examples of how the work of happiness." er regained consciousness. Chester Neely the saints has been perpetuated Requiem Mass was celebrated in and propagated. He said the or- the Church of the Little Flower, Coral Gables, for Chester Neely, 67, ganizations are "like " peaceful of 1317 Asturja Ave. He came here five years ago from armies which battle under the Sewickley, Pa. evangelical standard bringing Glass Surviving are his wife, Alice; two aons, four daughters, including Mrs. comfort to every kind of mis- Frank Kovacs and Kathryn" Neely; a sister, two brothers, 14 grand- children and two great-grandchildren. . Funeral Home The BEST needn't cest mere Burial was in Miami Memorial Park with arrangements under the The Pope's letter continued: 1848 N.W. 17th Ave., Miami, Fla. direction of Josberger Funeral Home. Tfa* question of quality needn't be "Public and private morals NE 5-8313 ' price. At Van Orsdel's we give the John B. Cing-Mars are deteriorating because of a same unstinting service and personal Requiem Mass and burial were Gaither D. Peden,' Jr, Funeral Director-Manager In West Warwick, R.I., for John B. certain indifference which con- attention to every bereaved family, Cins-Mars, 74, of 1204 N. Miajni Ave. tinues with a creeping growth. regardless of the amount spent. Surviving is a son, John B. Jr. Lotfal arrangements were under This is because an excessive the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral and,-unlawful love of self as- Home. sails souls and because of a CARL F. SLADE, F.D. COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES Mrs. Mar/Katzenberger - weakening of the family bonds. Van Orsdel's provides an exceptional- Requiem Mass and burial were Meanwhile, relations between In Cincinnati for Mrs. Mary Carri* ly wide selection of funerals to choose Kazenberger, 71, of »10 NW 140th nations are becoming governed CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME Ter from. Over 60 different funerals are She • came" "here -"seven years ago by. mutual, fear-mare • than • by from Fort Thomas, Ky. .offered, and all tributes include Surviving are two daughters, in- mutual love. Men now have a eiuding Mrs. Ruth Jones, and two greater need of warmth and 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 casket, casket bearers, transportation, grandchildren. i Local arrangements were under charity so that they will not per- music, choice of chapel facilities in the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral Home. four mortuaries and every needed de- Mrs. Rose E. Lakaros tail of helpful service. Requiem Mass and burial were in Naugatuck, Conn., for Mrs. Rose E. Lakatos, 70 or 470 NE lMnd St. $150* $215 $279 $307 $348 She came here nine years ago from Naugatuck and was a member Fiat. . . Be It Done! $383 $396 $419 $427 $455 o! St: Rose of Lima parish. Surviving is a daughter, Helen. Local arrangements were under Standard metal casket funerals -from $465 the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral H ome. Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 Fiat . . . and the world was made! Fiat . . . and the Word bec'ame */or family »*•. locally. Any family in financial difficult)' mar ••' "• own pric« en thii mrric*. Read and Use the flesh! Fiat ... and at your death y©»r estate (or part of it) begins Voice Classified Ads to educate one young man after another for Christ's priesthood! ASSURANCE OF INTEGRITY

; Experienced service and fair dealing are important protections when funer- Say your own "Fiat" with a clause in your will setting aside some al selection becomes necessary. Van IN HOLLYWOOD ... Orsdel's membership in National Se- amount for a perpetual seminary burse. lected Morticians is the family's as- WADLINGTON surance of receiving the finest funeral FUNERAL service obtainable in Dade County. Say "Fiat" and put a priest in Florida's future! HOME

• . ~\ • WA 3-6565 Requests for information and contributions to the diocese for burses should be addressed to: Father James J. Walsh, Director of ORTU ARIES HARRY B. WADLINGTON Vocations, 6301 Biseayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. Licensed - Director LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF 140 So. Dixie Hwy. Is there * priest in your plans for the future? C. D. "Cliff" Van Orsdel, Licensee Hollywood, Florida Fo< Further Information Cod FR 3-5757

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