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Volunri No. 38 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy December 4, 1959 Alterations Planned To Beautify, Expand Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral — prin- new Chapel of the Blessed walls as a start toward finish- to be taken up in all Churches of be somewhat increased. At the pontifical ceremonies with the cipal church of the Doicese of Sacrament. ing St. Mary's Cathedral. the Diocese on Sunday, Dec. 13. present time it is limited only Bishop presiding, teaching and Miami and the focal point of COLLECTION FOR FUNDS to 1,000, which is insufficient for conducting worship for the whole Installation of an ornate and As a result of the program worship for all the Faithful in Funds necessary to carry out the See Church of the Diocese, Christian community. permanent Bishop's Throne. of alterations, the seating capac- The Bishop's Throne, perhaps South Florida — will be convert- the elaborate undertaking will where large assemblages of the (Continued on page 2) ed into one of the most beautiful Extensive alterations in the be provided through a collection ity of St. Mary's Cathedral will Faithful attend many elaborate and ornate ecclesiastical struc- sanctuary. tures of its kind in the south. Construction of a Secretar- ium, or Bishop's Chapel and Pla/is for an elaborate pro- gram of alterations and new sacristy. construction to be carried out Installation of choir stalls, a under the direction of Bishop permanent pulpit and a mas- Colemar Carroll were reveal- sive organ. ed toda^. . -tisans in this coun- try and abroad already have be- Erection of a roof of multi- gun creation of accoutrements to colored tile which will be sur- embellish the Cathedral and ac- mounted by a large dome of tual work of providing neces- brilliant design. sary alterations both on the in- Construction of one com- terior and exterior of the struc- plete wall entirely of beautiful ture will be started soon. stained glass. OUTSTANDING PROJECTS Outstanding among the proj- Within a few weeks, the coats ects will be: of arms of Pope John XXIII and of Bishop Carroll, first Bishop An addition to provide a of Miami, will be placed on the
Bishop Announces Cathedral Program TO THE CLERGY, RELIGIOUS AND FAITHFUL OF THE DIOCESE: Every Catholic realizes that the Cathedral of a Diocese, which is the church of the Bishop, is in fact everyone's church. It is the center of worship in a diocese. It is the primatial House of God where the Bishop offers the Holy Sacrifice on what has been aptly called the main sacrificial altar in the diocese, where he presides at important religious functions and teaches as a successor of the Apostles. By its nature, then, a Cathedral should be spacious enough to accommodate great gatherings of the faithful and at the sanit ' " beautiful enough to reflect its role in the liturgical life oi. Church. Because our present Cathedral was built to MEN OF THE DIOCESE march into Barry College auditorium CarrolL the session drew more than 400 men. Highlight of the serve only as a parish church, it is obvious that it needs for the first convention of the Diocesan Council of Catholic proceedings was the presentation of the charter to the Miami extensive additions and alterations in order to serve its pur- Men. Held last Sunday and addressed by Bishop Coleman F. Council, uniting it with 53 other councils of the United States. pose as the mother church of the diocese. There should be, for instance, in every Cathedral a perman- ent throne for the Bishop, which stands as a symbol of his jur- DCCM Receives Charter, Plans Census isdiction. Ours has been temporary. There should also be a chapel of the Blessed Sacrament in accordance with ancient Effective Catholic Action, census in several hours, and The mandate was accepted by convention which followed custom. Ours needs a considerable addition to serve its purpose carried out by informed and be finished with it." Bishop Richard B. Roberts, Jr., dio- seven workshops held in the of providing a fitting place of reposition for the Blessed Sacra- morally sound laymen, was de- Carroll cited the value of know- cesan chairman of the religious morning, was the conferral o£ ment. Behind the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament there should scribed as a primary goal of ing thoroughly the Catholic sit- activities committee, who will the DCCM charter by Martin the Diocesan Council of Catholic uation in the diocese, by con- be a secretarium, a small chapel and sacristy for the use of oversee the project. H. Work, executive director the Bishop. Men which was formally estab- ducting a census, as a starting lished in the Miami Diocese point for future action. Highpoint of the afternoon (Continued on page 11) Other necessary features of a well-equipped Cathedral in- last Sunday. clude a large organ, stained glass windows, choir stalls, a per- Nearly 450 men applauded manent pulpit and a faldstool for the Bishop. in Barry College auditorium Diocese Plans Pilgrimage In order to enable all the faithful of the Diocese to share as the council received its OFFICIAL in r "fovision of these needs, there will be a collection in charter and was assigned its all parishes on Sunday, December 13. I am confident that first mandate, or commission .To Eucharistic Congress | Diocese of Miami our people will consider it a privilege to contribute generously to undertake a specific proj- ect, by Bishop Coleman F. The Diocese of Miami will Munich, the pilgrims from | The Chancery announces towards the expansion and adornment of our Cathedral that it \ the following appointment, may take its rightful place as the first church of the Diocese. Carroll. He announced that sponsor a pilgrimage to the 37th South Florida also will have the conucil will conduct a an audience with Pope John : effective as of Monday, Nov. || Imparting to you my paternal blessing, I remain International Eucharistic Con- door-to-door census through- gress in Munich next summer, XXIII at the Vatican and will I 30, 1959: out the diocese. it was announced today. attend a performance of the Devotedly yours in Christ, I THE REV. FATHER NEIL famous Passion Play al Ober- ; J. FLEMMING, Diocesan 1 "We can gather the enthus- Joining thousands of the ammergau. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll iastic support of 20,000 men," Faithful from all parts of the i Director of Society for the he told the delegates, "and on free world in paying homage In addition, they will visit | Propagation of the Faith. one Sunday afternoon, take the to their Eucharistic King at (Continued on page 2) New Aquinas Student Centt Diocese Sponsors Pilgrimage T Dec. 8f Holy Day (Continued from page 1) can Airways. The huge planes During a three-day interim, Of Obligation I'' To Open At Univ. of Miami many of the greatest shrines will fly from New York to Paris the pilgrims will travel by mo- The Feast of our Lady of * The new Aquinas Student Cen- and other historical landmarks on the eastward voyage and on torcoach to and from Oberam- the Immaculate Conception, the return trip from Geneva, ter adjacent to the campus of in Europe during the 30-day mergau in order to attend the patroness of the Diocese of - through Paris, to New York. Miami and the United States, \, the University of Miami will be renowned Passion Play, pre- tour. Optional arrangements will be "~, will be observed on Tuesday, , solemnly blessed by Bishop made for those who wish to sented only every 10 years, on Dec. 8 and is a holy day of ' Coleman F. Carroll on Dec. 12 Bishop Coleman has appointed preceding a Solemn Pontifical Msgr. Robert W. Schiefer as travel by ocean liner. Trips Wednesday, Aug. 3. obligation. through Europe will be made Mass in the center at 10:30 a.m. spiritual director for the pil- TO VISIT SHRINES \ '•• grimage. by plane, train and bus. ^ Four days will be spent in Monday, Dec. 7, the vigil . * Erected by the Miami Diocese of the feast is a day of fast LEAVE JULY 11 AUDIENCE WITH POPE ^aris and four days in Rome. for the spiritual and intellecual Other famous cities to be visited and abstinence. benefit of Catholic students and Countries on the trip's itiner- Climaxing four days to be include Lourdes, Lisieux, Char- faculty members, the center at ary include France, Italy, Aus- spent in Rome; arrangements tres, Nice, Florence, Venice, Miller Rd. and San Amaro Dr. tria, Germany and Switzerland. are being made for the South Cortina, Ars and Geneva. will be opened to the public fol- A separate and special exten- Floridians to be present for an lowing a civic reception a 3:30 sion of the tour will include the audience with Pope John. Outstanding among the End Economic p.m. British Isles and Ireland. shrines and places of worship They will be present for the' where the pilgrims may pray At the morning Mass, the The diocesan pilgrims will opening ceremonies of the In- are: Differences, sermon will be delivered by leave Miami Monday, July 11, ternational Eucharistic Con- s Bishop Robert E. Tracy, Aux- and return to Miami on Wednes- gress in Munich Sunday, July IN PARIS, the Madeleine iliary Bishop of Lafayette, day, Aug. 11. Travel will be by 31, and Monday, Aug. 1, and Church, Sacre Coeur, Notre Latins Urged La. Bishop Tracy served as the latest jet airliners from Mi- for the elaborate closing ex- Dame Cathedral. national chaplain of the New- ami by Eastern Airlines and ercises Friday, Aug. 5, to Sun- FOMEQUE, Colombia (NO man Club Federation from 1954 from New York by Pan Ameri- day, Aug. 7. IN LISIEUX, the birthplace — The Latin American Bishops' and the Basilica of St. Theresa. Council (CELAM) has told this to 1956 and is well-known among Catholics in higher ed- area's Catholics that they must BISHOP TRACY IN LOURDES, the great ucation. ALL NEW - ALL NYLON shrine* of the Immaculate Con- strive to end the huge economic ception. and social differences dividing Bishop Carroll will be assisted two consulting offices, a stu- Latin America's people. in the ceremonies by Father dent office and library. IN ROME, Sistine Chapel, John F. Monroe, O.P., chaplafn Dayton Thorafared Church of St. Peter's in Chains, These differences, CELAM of the center, and Father The west wing, r ihe first Basilica'of St. Paul's Outside said in the first statement it Stephen B. Jurasko, O.P., as- floor, contains a loi ; library the Walls etc. issued after an annual meet- sistant chaplain. and two bedrooms. A rectory on the second floor includes bed- IN FLORENCE, Church of ing, are at the root of the PRINCIPAL FEATURE rooms, study quarters and ac- Santa Croce. grave'problems that today af- DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE flict the areas. The council Ground was broken for the commodations for a visiting IN VENICE, Church of St. also warned that these dif- center in June of this year. Prin- priest. There is also a kitchen, Mark. ferences provide fertile soil cipal feature of the structure is dining room and common room. for communist propaganda. a chapel which seats 550 and WORKED WITH STUDENTS AT ARS (a short distance from can accommodate 300 more by Geneva), the Church established Presiding over the 17 pre- opening a partition of an ad- Bishop Tracy is a native of by St. John Vianney, famed lates who came here for the joining lecture hall. ,_ New Orleans and completed Cure d'Ars and patron of the fourth annual CELAM meeting his studies for the priesthood at The north wing of the build- new Minor Seminary of the Dio- was Archbishop Miguel Dario Notre Dame Seminary in that cese of Miami. Miranda of Mexico City. Six ing contains a reception room. city. Ordained in 1932, he serv- EXTENSION TRIP of the bishops came here from ed for 14 years as an assistant On the Extension trip from Washington, D.C., where they at St. Leo's Church, New Or- hopes to launch a propaganda leans, and nine years as direc- Aug. 10 to Aug. 16, visits will be had discussed the needs of the offensive. It said: made in London to St. Paul's Church in Latin America with tor of the diocesan Confrater- nity of Christian Doctrine. Cathedral as well as such points top-ranking representatives of "In view of these hopes for of historical interest as the Tow- the heirarchies of the U.S. and a better economy, communism His experience in working • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN er, Bank of England, Bucking- Canada. SAF-T-IOK TREAD DESIGN claims it is building a new with students include four ham Palace and Westminster civilization in a systematic and years at . Tulane University • NEW, NON-SKID SAFETY Abbey and Shakespeare's birth- The CELAM statement in WRITING by PAN-AMERICAN rational form and . . . pre- and 14 years at Louisiana • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR TIRE CO. plus road hazard guaran- place at Stratford-on-Avon. stressed that men- need an sents itself as the sole pro- tee against cuts, breaks, bruises State University. (BONUS MILEAGE) etc. without any exceptions. Com- adequate standard of living moter of social welfare. It mercial use excepted. 14" Guar- In Ireland, places on the if they are to fulfill God's • NEW HANDSOME STYLING anteed 35,M0 Miles. makes use of the poverty and Named a Very Reverend Mon- itinerary include Dublin, Gal- laws. way, Athlone, Knock Shrine, social injustice that exist signor in 1947, he was elevated • EASIER PARKING, STEERING among vast numbers of Latin Limerick and Killarney. The bishops noted that the to the position of a Domestic America's people to draw NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS profound and widespread chang- Prelate in 1949 and became Aux- All arrangements for the tour them to its cause. These eco- iliary Bishop of Lafayette on FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL es taking place in Latin Amer- SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX nomic and social difficulties, are being made by Mrs. TJier- ica as a result of scientific and March 18, 1959. the unforeseen situations they ese M. Beckman, of the George technical advances have given 7.50x14 create and the difficult prob- B. Monroe & Co. All informa- rise to hopes for a better so- lems inherent in this period 8.00x14 tion regarding the tour will be cial order in which prosperity of social evolution and ex- given and reservations made by is not restricted to a favored 8.50x14 pansion that Latin America Christmas the Monroe Travel Service, 512 few. Ainsley Building, 14 NE First is experiencing gives it a NYLON TUBELESS WHITEWALLS Ave., Miami, Florida; telephone Communists, the statement favorable opportunity to FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL FRanklin 9-4651. warned, are taking advantage spread its doctrines." Shopp? *' SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX 6.70x15 . 7.10x15 . Cathedral Alterations Planned Can be fun 7.60x15 . at: MARGATE (Continued from page 1) accord with atvery ancient cus- Chapel and then go to the 8.00x15 . DANIA BANK, the first thing noticed in a Cath- tom. ") Main Altar for Mass. Choir stalls are a necessity in CASTRO 8.20x15 . edral church, signifies the juris- It is in the Chapel that most diction of the Bishop over the of the parish functions of the the Sanctuary. They are placed Convertibles 7.50x14 . facing one another between the Diocese. According to proper Cathedral are performed, such altar rail and the Throne and and Coral 8.00x14 . liturgical practice, the Throne is as weddings, funerals, etc. The to be a permanent fixture at the are used by the priests attend- 8.50x14 . chapel usually is to the side of ing pontifical functions. Ridge MARKET Gospel side of the sanctuary. the Sanctuary and is completely 9.00x14 . In addition to the permanent It is placed on a platform furnished with altar, organ, etc., Come along with the and furnished in a manner befit- pulpit for preaching and the Rogers family (Mr. and 9.50x14 . with three steps and must be credence tables, there also is to carpeted to fulfill liturgical re- ting the presence of our Divine Mrs. Jim Rogers and All Prices Exch. for Recappable Tire, Otherwise Add $3 per tire. be a faldstool ' .« , quirements for the ceremonies. Savior. their children, Mona It is surmounted by a canopy In a letter to be read in each and Steve) as they do and draped with, silken cloth of The Secretarium, or Bish- parish church of the Diocese their Christmas^ ''" p- the various liturgical colors ac- op's Chapel and Sacristy, will next Sunday, the Bishop de- ping in Broward C y. • 2777 N.W. 54th ST. cording to the feast of the sea- be behind the Chapel. There clared: It's unique . . . and we • 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7th AVE. son. will be another altar there, "I am confident that our hope you'll enjoy every • 10535 N.W. 27th AVE. • 5740 S. DIXIE HWY. together with credence and all minute of this pictorial • W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W. 7th AVE. people will consider it a priv- V other necessities. It is in the advertising shopping HOMESTEAD: 916 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY In a Cathedral Church, the ilege to contribute generously SecMtarium that Hie Bishop promotion. HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Blessed Sacrament is not ordin- towards the expansion and vests for a solemn Pontifical FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY arily kept at the Main Altar but adornment of our Cathedral, Mass and from there he and WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY is reserved in a side Chapel that it may take its rightful PP. 20 and 21 called the Chapel of the Most the officers of the Mass go in place as the first church of Blessed Sacrament. This is in procession for a visit to the the Diocese."
Poge 2 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 ENGLISH CLASSES UNDERWAY Latin Center Program Begins Nursery Taking Registrations Facilities for a day nursery in the Centro Hispano Catolico, center for Spanish-speaking res- idents'' ''t being rushed to com- pletiofc_J?the Gesu School at 130 NE Second St. According to Father Hugh j Flynn, assistant diocesan di- rector of the Spanish Aposto- Iate, registration is now being ENGLISH CLASSES for Greater Miami's Dominic of St. Catherine de Ricci of Albany, conducted "for children be- Spanish-speaking residents began last week in N.Y., are instructing in beginner's and advanced tween the ages of four and six the new Centro Hispano Catolico, Spanish center classes Monday through Thursday evenings from daily Monday through Friday conducted in the Gesu School. Sisters of St. 7:30 to 9 p.m. on the fourth floor of the center! from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and in the evening from 7: IS to 8:15 p.m. Diocesan Retreats Scheduled Instruction classes in English the program, will draw up a South Ocean Blvd., Manala- for Spanish-speaking persons A temporary center for spir- itual retreats will be conducted reservations schedule to pan. The property was donat- are already being held Monday CENTRO HISPANO Catolico, new center for Spanish-speaking by the Miami Diocese next be offered to "priests, parish ed to the diocese by John R. i through Thursday evenings from residents, is being completed in Gesu School located at 130 N.E. summer in Palm Beach. groups, student societies and Kennedy, of Tenafly, N.J. A |7:30 |1 J?m- Classes in Span- Second St., in the heart of downtown Miami's business district. other lay organizations. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll second retreat house for wom- ish will be initiated for English announced today that the facil- The 134-room motel fronts on en is also on the planning •speaking people if the number the ocean and has many facil- ter, when completed will pro- information and guidance on the ities of the Sea Breeze Motel, boards. ; of applications warrants it, Fa- 2770 S. Ocean Blvd., wil* be ities conducive to religious ex- vide health and medical serv- opportunities offered by the ther Flynn said. available to the clergy and laity ercises and privacy. A permanent center for men's ices, employment information, Church and community will be of the diocese from June 15 to retreats, to be built by the di- The diocese is preparing to | Staffed by the Sisters of St. legal advice and counseling offered by the Dominican, nuns Aug. 15 for retreat purposes. ocese, is the goal of a fund open a permanent retreat Dominic of St. Catherine Ricci services. and two Spanish Dominican campaign being conducted cur- Father Noel Fogarty, re- house for women and girls on rently by the Knights of Colum- j of Albany, N. Y., the new cen- Catechetical instruction and priests. cently appointed director of the "Tranquillitas" estate, bus.
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December 4.. 1959 THE VOICE Miami, f (a. Pane 3 1,700 German Nuns World War II Victims Ancient Monastery »- *. BONN, Germany (NO — and want. Many were victims of Uncovered In Sweden air raids. • Seventeen hundred nuns from VASTERAS, Sweden (NO — communities in Germany died The remains of a Dominican during World War n, according Pope Receives Admiral monastery founded in 1244 were to the official newspaper of the discovered during construction Muenster diocese. VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope John XXIII has received Adm. in this city. At least 15 monas- A total of 1315 died as a re- George W. Anderson, command- teries similar to the one discov- sult of enemy action; 116 from er of the U. S. Sixth Fleet, and ered are known to have existed infection, and' 269 from illness his wife in a private audience. in Sweden. Vatican City Daily Outlines H 5-: b< Scope Of Coming Council ir ...Fine Gifts VATICAN CITY (NO — L'Osservatore Romano said, here that W the coming Second Vatican Council will be so large I it will "be unprecedented in the memory of Christianity." ^ ' and Accessories Commenting on the 78th birthday of Pope John XXIII, the Vati- can city daily said the Pope's decisions to convoke a diocesan synod for Rome and an ecumenical council for the whole church means for All Occasions ;; that his influence on the Church FIRST AMERICAN to serve as Red Propaganda will extend for many years be- dean of Hie Sacred Roman Rota, i In Puerto Rico yond the present. high court of the Universal Church, is Msgr. Francis J. SAN JUAN (NO — A ^ The newspaper said that the Brennan, 65. A priest of the ing that Puerto Rico may be- calling of a council is natural s Archdiocese of Philadelphia, come a center for distribution of "after almost a century and Msgr. Brennan has worn the communist propaganda for Lat- is required by the evolution robe of a Rota auditor or judge of contemporary society which JJ WL in America was voiced here by since 1949. (NC Photos) is so rapid and so radical." Beautiful Religious Irving Fishman. Archbishop Created Testifying before a U.S. Un- Noting that transportation has VBJETS D'ART American Activities subcommit- become more rapid and easier during the past 100 year's, L'Os- Knight In Australia tee, Mr. Fishman disclosed that servatore Romano sr 'hat as UN 5-7469 CANBERRA, Australia (NC) thousands of packages of Red a consequence "the. ,jne of — Archbishop (Sir James) Du- propaganda material come into attendance and, therefore, the 9555 Harding Ave. — Surfside hig of Brisbane received the Ac- Puerto Rico from a communist vastness of the discussions . . . Madonna of the Grapes — 12 in. high — $50.00 colade of knighthood from gov- control center in Mexico. will be unprecedented in the ernor General Sir William Slim memory of Christianity." : in a ceremony in Australia's capital. 1,000 Catholic Schools The scope of the discussions In South Vietnam will he so great that "the YOU BET YOUR LIFE ON He is the only Catholic prelate scale of the council of a cen- in the world with the title DALAT, Vietnam (NC) — tury ago might have been bat K.C.M.G., and the second arcji- South Vietnam has a total of a session of the forthcoming bishop with a knighthood. Arch- 1,000 Catholic schools with an one," the paper noted. THE bishop Duhig was honored by enrollment of 165,000 pupils, in- SAFETY Queen Elizabeth on her last cluding 70 Catholic secondary "This most vitaT, most fruitful birthday honors list. schools. contact between the unchanged OF YOUR CAR souls of th Church and the dis- FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY turbed soul of humanity will MARTY'S VENETIAN BLIND CO. return immediately the sense, GET THE ALUMINUM • WOOD the understanding, the peace FR 4-7121 and the joy of Christ," it said. GENERAL DUAL 90 NEW* • TAPING • REFINISHING FREE ESTIMATES 1641 S.W. 1st St., Miami 35, Fla. Old Peoples' Home • No Flats from Shelters Refugees punctures FREEDLAND, Germany THE VOICE Miami, Flo. December A, 1959 VALUABLE COUPON <» DON'T MISS THIS! dU JT M Present Coupon $ 1 Oflf For FREE Trial Sunday Auto Buying ST. HARTS CITY • VALUE Sample of Enamel Ban Upheld In Iowa DES MOINES (NO — An NOTHING TO BUY! I^va law banning Sunday auto sales was declared constitution- al by Judge Robert D. Jackson. 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SPIRITS NOTED AUTHOR and editor, Father John La Farge, S.J., of Its domed roof is covered with New York, examines the historical marker erected in St. Mary's aluminum shingles, giving the City, Md., Nov. 22, the anniversary of the founding of Maryland impression of an ice dome when as the first home of religious freedom in America. (NO they reflect the sunlight. To Love & Cherish . ALKYD FLAT LATEX PAINT Pending Maine Bill Seeks Your Wedding [{ INTERIOR WALLS-WOODWORK Photographs INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Bus Rides For All Students * Plaster *^*>r white and PORTLAND, Me. (NO — Bishop Daniel J. Feeney said he hopes • Stucco ^~"~ Reqdy Mixed that the Legislature will act favorably on Maine's school bus issue, 20 MIN. 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Pane 5 THE EDITOR'S COMMENT Truth Of The Matter Before and After Male Help Wanted 'What World Now Needs Most Is Another St. Paul1 By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH (How About You?) Now and then we hear it achievements. His mission is not The "Help Wanted" sign was posted by many said somewhat wistfully, "What ours. But God does expect one organizations of laymen this week as the Diocesan our world needs most right now great thing of us — that we Council of Catholic Men went with charter in hand is another Saint Paul." save our souls, that we become into the "big business" called Catholic Action. saints. And in this great quest, It's the kind of spontaneous this vocation to sanctity can The council, a federation of men's societies tribute every generation pays do all things, overcome all ob- within the diocese, launched into a major to the restless apostle who project that will require a working force up- got things done in such a stacles, drive off every enemy, wards of 20,000 men. This will be the door-to- thorough manner. We can climb to every divinely given door census of the diocese; vividly picture Paul, pierced goal, not alone, not by our own Seven other projects were set forth at the with the desire to repent from ability, but in Christ Who is our first convention when the DCCM was organized his earlier sins, hurrying from source of strength. last Sunday. These will engage hundreds of laymen city to city, defying his ene- for months, if not for years, to come. Still other mies, rebuking the lukewarm, There is a world of wisdom kinds of apostolic work for laymen were proposed suffering all manner of perse- in those few ringing words. for immediate action. These included sustained cution, preaching in season But to benefit from them, first programs to eliminate indecent literature, obscene and out of season, ever alert we must realize that if left entertainment and unnecessary buying and selling lest anyone miss the glad tid- alone we can make no prog- on Sundays. - ings through his fault. ress. Christ put it bluntly, "Without Me, you can do To achieve just some of these tasks and at It's well nigh incredible what nothing." It takes a lot of a modest pace, the existing men's organiza- he accomplished, until we hear trial and error before most of tions must either double their energies or Paul's own explanation of it all, us are convinced. double their membership, and most of the or- "I can do' all things in Him Who ganizations would like to double both; hence, strengthens me." This was the first necessary the "Help Wanted" appeal which followed the MODERN APOSTLE lesson the saints had to "rasp. founding of the DCCM. They faced themselves '. stly, The imagination runs wild in stripped of sham and hypocrisy, A special invitation engraved in sincerity has WASHINGTON LETTER: trying to picture Paul as a citi- until they realized their inabuV been extended to the thousands of laymen not yet zen of our times, as a modern ity to do anything alone. And tengaged in any form of Catholic activity. They apostle making use of televi- because saints are always log- have been asked to put aside all past reasons for Birth Controllers Aid Reds sion, radio, papers, books, any ical, they took the next step de* not joining laymen's groups, and to register now, new device capable of being manded by reason and faith, and in parish organizations. The welcome mat is out. used to impress on men the decided to do everything in un- In Cold War, Bishops Warn message of Christ. ion with Christ. One thing sure — he would TRUST IN GOD By J. J. GILBERT States to underdeveloped na- be driven constantly by the How else account for what tions. A Practical Remedy WASHINGTON (NO — The conviction that Christ is with Pius X did a few years back? The child of an obscure, poor Bishops of the country have This was followed in Septem- him and in him, and, there- fore, no obstacle could be en- family, he would never have To Population Rise served notice on official Wash- ber by a report prepared for countered great enough to risen to the heights of sanctity ington that U.S. Catholics will the Senate Foreign Relations stop him. in his efforts to restore all In the aftermath of the "population explo- not willingly see their tax mon- Committee by the Stanford Re- things in Christ, if he had n^t sion" uproar, enough evidence has been produced His boast, "I can do all ey used to foster artificial birth search Institute of Menlo Park, depended every step of the way to indicate that those who are fervently advocat- things ... " is the boast of hu- upon the strengthening grace of ing birth control as a solution to overpopulation control in underdeveloped na- Cal. The institute recommend- mility, for Paul always took into have made the problem bigger than it is and have tions. ed that the U.S. study the pos- account his weakness. It was overlooked a practical remedy. sibility of giving financial aid because he realized his limita- No other explanation Can be That was the clear import given to the amazing influence to large-scale foreign testing" of tions that he put his trust in In 1958, Pius XII said, "The so-called of the Bishops' statement con- God and expected to be driven of St. John Vianney in the" problem of overpopulation of the earth is birth control devices. cynical, sin-encrusted France. partly real and partly unreasonably feared as demning birth control, adopt- by divins power. And Paul's con- ed during their recent annual JAPAN, INDIA CITED fidence has never failed to in- of his generation. He simply" an imminent catastrophe . . ." Since then re- did his very best at all times, meeting. The report cited favorably spire others. It is his bold claim, putable scientists have expressed disagree- and left the rest up to the all- the government birjh control which countless men and wom- ment with the statisticians who predict a Recent months have seen en after him took as their own, powerful grace of God...... ,. catastrophe in the foreseeable future. program begun by Japan in the publication of two influen- and made good again and again 1949 — largely based on aborr Mother Cabrini's unusual ac- The University of Chicago's director of Popu- tial reports, directed at Fed- in a way that has startled the complishments can be traced tjon — and the similar pro- world. lation Research admits that "the science of eral officials, which seemed only to divine grace working in gram begun by India in 1951, OUR GREAT QUEST population" is still based upon too many unknowns to be urging the government her cooperative soul. A frail lit- and too many variables to be entirely accurate, "The Soviets in their wooing As a matter of fact, Paul's tle woman, she went from coun-' to get into the birth control boast can be made by every fol- try to country building an em-' of economically underdeveloped The United Nations Economic and Social business. lower of Christ in the state of pire for God, and along the way Council, while estimating the future growth countries do not press artificial grace, indeed we will never ri- she kept repeating, "I can do of the world's population, left the door open More such agitation by what birth prevention propaganda on val him in amassing astonishing all things in Him . . ."•>-. ^ . for the possibility of error because of a lack appears to be a growing birth of data and "the changing bases of predic- them as a remedy for their control lobby can be expected ills," the Bishops state. "Ra- tion." i^^ The Diocese of Miami in the buture, it is believed. ther . . . they boast that their Catholic and non-Catholic scholars in the past 'TERROR TECHNIQUE' 'R&' Weekly Publication have stressed a practical remedy to the problem, economic system is able- to The Bishops' statement put ^ U ^^9 J^T Embracing Florida's 16 South- which the birth control apostles have overlooked use human beings in construc- BB Ml ^M ' ^^^ ern Counties; Broward, Char- its finger astutely on one of SW ^»T lotte, Collier. Dade, De Solo or discarded. They point out that we should har- tive work and to meet all their •• • > K J Glades, Hardee, Hendry, High- the outstanding characteristics T _B V^V^^^W lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, ness our vast forces to increase production of needs ... *^^±. ^^^^^^M . Monroe Okeeehobee, Palm food and the development of resources in stricken of the present birth control Beach. St. Lucie. countries. campaign — the "terror tech- "The communist record of Editorial: Plaza 8-0543 contempt for the value of hu- Advertising and Circulation, PLaza 4-2561; Classified PLaza 8-2507 • Dr. John Timons, professor of land nique" involved in repeated dire economics at Iowa State College said "the sd- warnings of a global "popula- man life gives the lie to this THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. hypocritical propaganda, but lutions are to bring resource use up arid even tion explosion." This, the Bish- The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President above the needs of humanity and not to drag ops said, acts as a "smoke to peoples aspiring to econo- humanity down to a lower level of resource mic development and political use ..." screen," which conceals the Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor moral evil and confuses the status, the deceit is not im- Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant Nearly two years ago, Pius XII outlined this mediately evident. - Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant very solution in these—words, "With the progress complex problem. In short, the Bishops warn that has been made in technology, with the ease An interim report issued in John J. Ward '. Editov r that the birth control advocates, Charles Shreiner Assistant E Page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 SUM AND SUBSTANCE AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" Too Many Experts Eye Wrong Field Being By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN pressed by the fact that he took Parenthood Federation, Julian Huxley said that birth control Charles Van Doren, a brilliant a dim view of a birth control has become "a moral impera- young English professor, came program as a means to solve tive as well as a social and to grief when he stepped into ^the overpopulation problem. Born? economic necessity." Rather the role of TV entertainer. Har- Darwin claimed you couldn't than take Huxley's word for ry Truman came to grief when educate ignorant peasants up By JOSEPH BREIG social and economic necessi- he posed as a music critic. to taking contraceptive pills I yield to no one in my re- ty, I would like to ask soci- within the next 50 years. spect, 'n general, for the objec- On Nov. 19th, the British bi- ologists and economists what "You've got to teach a billion - tivit; i honesty of American ologist Julian Huxley assumed they think of a long-term pro- — at least a billion — grown- newstnenr. the (one of moralist. He de- gram to give contraceptive up people how to use it. Well, clared that "it is immoral pills (o the hungry in Asia But they do have their how many men can a man and wrong to try to prevent } and Africa. weaknesses. One is their ten- mankind controlling its own educate? A thousand? Some- dency to equate freedom of reproduction." Obviously, he thing of that kind. You've The crying need in these un- speech and press with license was delivering a lecture on got to have over a million derdeveloped countries is edu- to offend against modesty and moral theology for the benefit teachers just to show people cated leaders, trained techni- decency — and indeed to de- of the Catholic Church be- how to use this. You can't cians and teachers. Birth con- scend to vulgarity — in the cause of its stand on contra- get that going in 50 years. trol would cut off the supply matter of sex. ceptives. So it's out." of such persons. Then again, Allied with this, because it is Now, it happens that I also the slowness of the program Huxley was discussing over- among the ignorant natives inevitably connected with right population when he strayed into think a birth control program is and wrong uses of sex, is the no solution but hot because Dar- would mean that the wealth of the field of moral theology with these countries would be con- subject called "the population his remark about birth control. win says so. If he were talk- -explosion," which is a current ing about a scientific question, centrated in fewer and fewer This shows how complex hands (as the upper classes darling of discussioners and the problem of overpopulation I would accept him as an au- viewers-with-alarm. thority. But he's talking about would be practicing birth con- is. It has moral, social political, trol) and poverty would be in- economic and other impli- "educating people up to a birth • • * control program" and he is no creasing among the lower class- NC I D<* NOT THINK it is too cations as well as biological. es. Not a pleasant social pros- /-3Q-S1 Huxley could help to solve the expert in education. mucl ask competent journal- CRYING NEED pect! ists Rrrgject the words "popula- problem if he would stay in his QUESTION CORNER own field for there are many Arthur Krock is an excellent What would sociologists and tion explosion," or at least to columnist in the New York note for their audiences that unanswered biological questions demographers think of a pro- involved in the "population Times but recently he came a gram that would decimate the Are Catholic Priests they are loaded words — in cropper when' he editorialized more than one sense. Their use explosion." free world while the Russians OFTEN PONTIFICATE on overpopulation. He enthused and Chinese would continue to unbalances a report in its very over the Japanese birth-control origins. Because of the present pres- multiply their human resourc- Allowed To Retire? tige of science, scientists often program which, he said, had es? Finally, what would Julian brought the birth rate down. If By Msgr. John J. Fiizpatrick Nevertheless, CBS-TV, with pontificate on non-scientific Huxley think of a free world I was surprised recently when one of my neighbors Howard K. Smith reporting, questions, imagining them- he had consulted with a social in which those "immoral" Cath- worker he would have found told me that another neighbor, who had just moved in, titled a recent one-hour spe- selves to be experts in all fields olics would be the only group was a Catholic priest! I just knew this couldn't be true, cial program, "The Population because they are experts in sci- that it was abortions that de- that would increase in numbers. Explodes." This is a piece of creased the birth rate in Japan. since I never heard of priests retiring and certainly ence. Take Sir Charles Darwin, Or would he prefer a situation never heard of any of them just moving in an ordinary sensationalism and special for instance. This grandson of Last year Japan had over a such as Orwell describes in his pleading which ought to be be- million legalized abortions and neighborhood such as ours. Are such priests in good the great naturalist was recent- 15(84 in which the most intimate standing? May they offer Mass? neath professional journalistic ly interviewed by the U. S. only the good Lord knows how actions of every person are dignity. News and World Report. Cath- many illegal abortions. watched and spied upon by Big • * • Brother? Some news outlets have been olic readers were probably im- In a talk to the Planned Many a Florida pastor daily to look out for themselves. patsies, in my opinion, for the thanEs God for these retired All of us look for a chance Population Reference Bureau in (?) priests. Without them many sometime before we die to put Washington, which is a private, MAKING MARRIAGE CLICK of our parishes would never aside the burden of the day for not public, set-up, and periodi- have extra Masses on Sunday even a little while so that we cally issues handouts with Mal- and thus the churches would be can look to our own salvation. thusian implications. even more crowded than they What does it profit a priest if The Intimacy Of Marriage are. he save everyone else's soul • * • Priests not only can retire and loses his own? THOMAS MALTHUS, the cler- but in many cases find that Retired priests (to return to gyman who came up, a century By Msgr. IRVING A. DeBLANC of the Trinity, the mystery resemble that of Our Lord's on they should do so. Their the question) offer Mass and a half ago, with the idea To be happy and holy in mar- of the Incarnation, the mystery Easter Sunday. health just doesn't permit daily, when possible. Many of that population grows geometri- riage, we must investigate the of the Redemption, and, of This intimacy leads also to them to fulfill their parish or them have received permis- cally (1-24-8-16) whereas food "mystery" connected with the course, the mystery of Christian a union of suffering between teaching obligations any long- sion to offer Mass in the pri- production at best rises only ar- Sacrament of Matrimony. Sa- Marriage. er. They don't want to be- vacy of their own homes. ithmetically (1-2-3-4-5) has been cred Scripture refers often to -Christ and His bride. True come burdens in their own Many enjoy the facilities of proved just about as wrong as a this mystery. Study this mys- lovers suffer not only next to Matrimony is a constant re- parishes. the diocese and help out with man can be. tery deeply and wonderful new one another, not only with one minder of an association and Confessions occasionally. Cer- truths appear. It is for that rea- another, but also for one an- It's a simple matter to re- a life with Christ. It is a tainly they offer companion- Still, Malthusianism has son that some married couples other. This union leads to off- quest December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 7 Missal Guide For Mass John H. McGeary Saints Dec. 6 — Second Sunday of Ad- Strange But True BUILDER —- DEVELOPER day, Credo, common preface. vent. Mass of the Sunday, Dec. 8 — Immaculate Concep- By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959, N.C.W.C. News Service J340 N.E. 2nd A "• DI 9 nm Credo, preface of the Trinity. of the Miami 38,Florida tion of the Blessed Virgin r L 0"U JZ / Mary. Mass of the feast, Glo- Dec. 7 — St. Ambrose, Bishop, ria, second prayer of Uje pre- Confessor and Doctor. Mass ceding Sunday, Credo, preface Week of the feast, Gloria, second Patronize 'Voice' Advertisers of the Blessed Virgin Mary. prayer of the preceding Sun- Sunday, Dec. 6 Dec. 9 — Ferial Day (weekday). ST. NICHOLAS, Bishop-Con- Mass of the preceding Sunday fessor. He served as Archbish- without Credo, common pref- op of Myra in Asia Minor in ace. the fourth century and was so Dec. 10 — Ferial Day (week- noted for his vigilance over the Lith day). Mass of the preceding young that he became a Pa- Sunday with Credo, Second tron of Children. The familiar prayer of St. Melchiades, term Santa Claus is a corrup- FUNERAL Pope and Martyr, common tion of his name. He also is a preface. patron saint of Russia and is CENTERS Dec. 11 — Ferial Day (week- known as St. Nicholas of Myra, day). Mass of the preceding where he served, as well as St. Sunday without Gloria, second Nicholas of Bari, Italy, where prayer of St. Damasus I, his relics were transferred af- +WPPY DELIVERIES . Pore and Confessor, common ter his death. preface. ANNUCIAT1ON Eec. 12 — Ferial day (week- Monday, Dec. 7 IS THE- WORK OF A day). Mass of the preceding ST. AMBROSE, Bishop-Doc- CHINESE -ARTIST. God Love You Sunday without Gloria, com- tor. He was one of the four mon preface. great Doctors of the Western Church. He lived in the fourth Most Reverend Dec. 13 — Third Sunday in Ad- SUNDAY LAW vent (Gaudete Sunday). Mass century. Aries, Lyon and Trev- es dispute the honor of being of the Sunday, Credo, preface COKSTAKTINE Fulton J. Sheen of the Trinity. . his birthplace. He early dis- tinguished himself and as a young man was made gover- THIS MUSEUM IN ORVIETO,ITALY, In dajs, uf prosperity, Bishops are primarily adminis- nor of northern Italy. Upon the HAS OEEN THE RESIDENCE trators; in days of adversity, their role is principally that ' death of the Archbishop of Mi- OF 3J POPES of shepherd. In days of relative peace the laity are divided ALL TRAVEL lan he,was the choice of rival into "good" and "bad" Catholics; in dark hours of perse- ARRANGEMENTS factions to succeed. He divest- ed himself of his wealth in fa- cution, they are either "true" or "false". Quantity decreases; to his episcopal duties. He was bius as Pope in 311. He was vor of the Church and the poor, quality increases. No crisis ever makes a person different a champion of religious liber- given the honor of martyrdom and applied himself assiduously from what he was; it. only reveals his true character. EUROPE ties and manifested his cour- because of the sufferings he Take South Africa for example. The government upholds AND THE WORLD age on one occasion by exclud- underwent in the time of Dio- white supremacy, while the Church defends equality of all STEAMSHIP and AIR ing from Church services Em- cletian. His pontificate was peoples. Because the Church, in accordance with reason and B* eg I.B.M. outsells peror Theodosius the .Great, short, but he witnessed the tri- the Gospel, insisted on educating the blacks and allowing them who was guilty of a cruel mas- umph of Constantine over Max- all other ELECTRIC to enter any Church they pleased, the government withdrew AIR TICKETS sacre. His writings are volum- entius and reorganized the gov- all support from religious schools. The Protestants turned over TO ALL POINTS TYPEWRITERS inous and a constant reference ernment of the Church, which their schools to the State; the Church appealed for sacrifice. combined—2 to 1 in matters religious. He was a had been laid desolate in years IN THE U.S. brother of St. Marcellina. He Though there-are only 150,000 Catholics in South Africa, they See and try in your own of persecutions. He presided international Office the' ALL - NEW died on April 4, 397. denied themselves to defend education for all. More than* that, I.B.M..Electric Typewriter over the Council of Bishops the crisis now made manifest the cross planted deep in the tours Tuesday, Dec. 8 from Italy and Gaul which de- Catholic souls. One teacher with eleven children agreed to 1678 COLLINS AVE. GEO. KOLJAS . FEAST OF THE IMMACU- cided in favor of Cecilian as live on $51 a month to assure the blacks of an education; MIAMI BEACH/FLA. JE 2-2457 FR 1-1306 LATE CONCEPTION, On this Bishop of Carthage against Do- another wrote to the Bishop "I shall keep on teaching for my day in 1854, Pope Pius IX sol- natus. This did not hinder the Church and my religion even if I am paid nothing at all". Still emnly declared as an article of later development of the Donat- another "I shall remain, Christ suffered for us. We must be Faith that Mary, the Mother of willing to suffer with Him and for Him". ist heresy in Africa. He died Miami V God, was by singular privilege on January 10, 314. If we had a persecution in the United States, Catholics LU of God preserved free from all stain of original sin. This is the Friday, Dec. 11 would undoubedtly give more than 26 cents apiece to the Oldest and largest Catholic Gift Shop Holy Father, not only for South Africa but for all the foreign patronal feast of the United ST. DAMASUS I, Pope-Con- States. fessor. He was a native of missions. That is all they are giving now to the Vicar of NATIVITY SETS; Christ. But why, in the name of the Crucified Savior, do Rome and attended Pope Liber- From 4" to 12". Every home should hove Wednesday, Dec. 9 ius in exile. He succeeded Pope we have to wait until the Communists take over before we one. "Keep Christ in Christmas." ST. RESTITUTUS, Bishop- really learn the meaning of sacrifice? Will you not begin Liberius. 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Page 9 'Senior Citizens' Assets To U.S., AgeJ Parley Told The nation's attitude in em- phasizing the '.'problem" aspect Stohtt* of older citizens was criticized by Father Bryan O. Walsh dur- - - Pf e sc r i p|ion phatr m a cy ing conferences on the Aged and Aging held this week at 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. Bayfront Park Auditorium. ^ Call PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery "The manner in which citi- M»«w»ww "The great emphasis which we, as a nation, have placed on youth seems to have led us to Father Pryan O. Walsh " SENIOR CITIZENS of the Diocese of Miami enjoy the relaxed slight the older members of our COACH COMPANY Diocesan Director of Charities and home-like atmosphere at Villa Maria Home for the Aged in society. At the present time", it North Miami staffed by Sisters of Bon Secours of Baltimore. would seem as if our senior citi- to nursing care for the bedrid- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA zens are relegated to the cate- gory of 'excess baggage.' We den, and special programs for "Today in the Diocese of Mi- at Church or neighborhood ac- depreciate the value of the con- the senile and those with chron- ami," he said, "there is one tivities. tribution they can still make to ic or terminal illnesses. home in operation, the Villa our society," the Miami Dio- Maria. A hotel has been pur- These services, he said, cesan Director of Catholic Char- Father Walsh also pointed chased in West Palm Beach would enable the aging ' live ities said. out that "Provision for the and is in the-process of being happily in familiar su jid- renovated and a Nursing comfort and security of aged ings and not require extensive EXPANSION NEEDED people should be a matter of Home is planned for Port He stressed the need for an pride for the family and for Charlotte." contributions of time or mon- expansion of institutional pro- the community. ey from individuals. grams for the dependent-aging "We see it to be a particular with special attention directed "Instead of regarding the ex- obligation and an appropriate Urging that Church, fraternal FRANK J. ROONEY, INC. istence of the aging group in role of the Church to bring and civic organizations be alert DOUBLE our society as a burden," he back to its former glory the to their responsibilities in this GENERAL CONTRACTORS PORTRAIT said, "We must see it as a place of the elderly citizen in field, Father Walsh said that KEY RING challenge. Instead of looking at the Church, the family and the the Federal Government should A new round plastic it as an unfortunate problem, community. The current attitude be encouraged to promote re- globe, which spins in its frame, protects we must see it as the grateful of our people should be recon- search into the needs and wants fine portraits of of the aged; training of person- Christ on one side duty of the family and the com- structed so that our nation may and St. Christopher munity." be noted not only for the ap- nel and to keep the citizens on the other. A treasured gift with ROLE OF CHURCH propriateness of the material as- attention focused upon their role gold-finished rope pects of our service, but also for in "meeting the needs of senior chain and ring. Satis- Outlining the role of the faction guaranteed. the sincerity of the affection citizens. No C.O.D. please. Church in providing for senior and respect which accompanies ONLY $1 citizens, Father Walsh declared MAJOR PROBLEM Qualified to it. "The major problem of our EDEN JEWELRY CO. that homes for the aged have 550 Fifth Avenue CATHOLIC PHILOSOPHY senior citizens," he declared, been a tradition in the Church : New York. N.Y. for centuries. "The Catholic philosophy of "is the popular attitude against Serve You social service sees the principle them. They have been banished FWWWWWWWwWWWWwW^i of self-help and neighborly help by default. They are seen as ONE OF THE FASTEST SELLING HOME as the major weapon in meeting having no further usefulness or the challenge of social neces- potential. HOLY MOTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTH FLORIDA sities," Father Walsh continued. "We see it as our obligation COME SEE WHY! "We believe that the devel- to make our people conscious P. A. JOSBERGER CHURCH oping social needs of our so- of the fact that the late years Funeral Director requests, as part of ciety cannot be met by a/mere of life can be vital, interesting Her requirements for increase in service programs and productive and that the under public or voluntary senior citizen is an asset to agency auspices. the whole community," he concluded. "We are convinced that to at- tempt to. meet the total needs Seven workshop sessions spon- CATHOLIC BURIAL erftelcu of the growing aging population sored by the Senior Citizens T>i$- HOMES <-O through the erection of institu- ision of the Welfare Pl» -?j tions and the recruiting of serv- - Council of Dade County r aei 4800 N.W. 1st STREET — IN PARK EAST ice staffs is not only imprac- the Senate Subcommittee con- tical and unattainable, but even ference. CITY OF PLANTATION un:American." Father Walsh gave the invo- NEIGHBORLY AID 5 FURNISHED MODELS $1/| C/1 cation at the opening session from . , . *14,5Ol*t,3V O Neighborly help on an indi- on Monday and participated . VETS —NO DOWN PAYMENT vidual basis enables the aged in the conferences. . . . that the body FHA — NO CLOSING COSfS to maintain their own homes in peace and quiet dignity, Fath- Among those attending were be .interred in consecrated ground. DIRECTIONS: Take U.S. 1 or State Rd. 7 (U.S. er Walsh said in suggesting that Mother Emerentiene, S.B.S. and 441) to Broward Blvd., turn west to 4800 block, several neighbors banded to- Sister Mary Gilbert, S.B.S., Vil- For this reason Catholics should select a fhen north to Park East and Berkeley models. gether could keep an elderly la Maria Home for the Aged, couple or individual pleasantly North Miami; Mrs. Lucy Torres, Catholic funeral director and rest assured that involved in spiritual devotions staff member of the Miami the sacred liturgy and ritual of the Church, Catholic Welfare Bureau; Fred Hartnett, Sylvester Rice and which means so very much to a family at the • CORAL GABLES • MIAMI SHORES Larry Renz, Catholic Welfare Bureau and St. Vincent de Paul time of bereavement, will be properly observed. Particular Council and Mrs. H. "Everything J.G. Essex, president, Miami to Build Diocesan Council of Cathol* V- men. Anything", M'WS Catholic Funeral Home Germans Help Refugees HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS COLOGNE, Germany (NO — "SERVICES WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL" PERRINE • N. MIAMI BEACH Advent Sunday collections were taken up in all German Catho- FR 1-4423 1923 N.W. 8th ST. • DELRAY BEACH lic churches to help needy ref- ugees throughout the world. .\0 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 Men's Council Formed; Plans Diocesan Census of the Church, laymen ought Father Lamar J. Genovar, of the National Council of to study publications such as moderator of the council, de- Catholic Men; C. Clyde At- the recent statements on livered the welcoming ad- kins, president of the dioces- communism and birth con- dress at the convention. an council, accepted the char- trol issued by the Bishops of the United States. He also (••'- -\ on behalf of the men of Presidents of five deaneries kjdiocese. The council auto- said laymen should have which make up the Miami coun- matically unites South Flor- something -to say about the cil gave brief reports on the public schools because as ida with 53 other diocesan number of men's societies thus councils embracing over 9,000 tax-payers they help support those schools. far affiliated with the council. men's societies in the United Joseph M. Fitzgerald, of South States. Other projects which he pro- Dade Deanery, announced that posed to the men were related In the principal address of 11 societies, both parochial and to removing obscene literature, the convention, Bishop Carroll interparochial, had joined; stressed the spiritual nature of promoting Sunday closing, ad- Thomas Woolbright, East Coast, liam Nolan (second from left), chairman of or- the. DCCM and said that "as- vocating decency in entertain- COUNCIL PRESIDENT C. Clyde Atkins (left) ganization and development, and Richard B. members of the Mystical Body ment and serving the poor, 16; Arthur Erb, Broward, nine; congratulated on assuming office at the DCCM Roberts, Jr., (right) chairman of religious ac- of Christ, you men have spirit- sick and handicapped. Henry Pfleger, North Dade, 16, convention, by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. Among other officers congratulated were Wil- tivities to be undertaken by the council. ual obligations which must be "These problems are yours," and Dr. Daniel B. Langley, fulfilled. he stated. "It is my duty to West Coast, seven.' "Yott will have a better op- point them out and your duty portunity to carry out those to work in solving them." obligations by belonging to 16-COUNTY SURVEY Brooklyn MD Named Clyde Atkins Heads Council organizations affiliated with In delivering the mandate for Physician Of Year Officers who will guide the VICE PRESIDENT: Arthur ager of Braden-Sutphin Farms, the diocesan council," he the door-to-door census, Bishop Diocesan Council of Catholic J. Bohn, of St. Anthony Parish, Fort Myers. ,-' \ emphasizing that lay- Carroll explained that the 16- ST. LOUIS (NO — Dr. John Men were announced last Sun- Fort Lauderdale; attorney; RELIGIOUS ACTIV- 4. ._> are apostles and mem- county survey will yield valu- J. Masterson has been named bers of the lay priesthood. able information which the day at the council convention at past grand knight of Fort Laud- TIES CHAIRMAN: Richard B. Catholic Physician of the Year Church can use in present Barry College. erdale Council, Knights of Col- Roberts, Jr., president of the "You cannot be a passive projects and in planning for the by the National Federation of umbus; active in many diocesan Particular Council of St. Vin- member of the Church nor re- cent' de Paul Society; Serra "future. As an example, he said Catholic Physicians Guild. Appointed to serve a term of undertakings. main simply a sacramental one year, aE six men are ex- Club member; active in men's that by knowing the number of Dr. Masterson, described as Catholic, he pointed out, urging pre-school children in the area, perienced leaders of various SECRETARY: Joseph F. Jen- organizations for more than 25 ''the dean and elder statesman the men to take up the chal- the diocese can predict the ed- Catholic organizations at the nings, of Little Flower Parish, years; vice president of Flor- lenges offered in the DCCM. ucational requirements for five . of medicine in Brooklyn," has parish and diocesan levels. The Coral Gables; attorney; Serra ida Power and Light Co. LAY APOSTLES NEEDED been a member of the board of Club member; chairman of the and ten years ahead. officers are: ORGANIZATION AND DE- Lay apostles are needed in trustees of the Kings County Catholic Lawyers Guild; for- "There is only one way to Medical Society since 1926, and PRESIDENT: C. Clyde At- mer officer of Little Flower VELOPMENT CHAIR- political and civic affairs as MAN: William V. Nolan, of Our obtain this information ac- chairman of the board since kins, of Little Flower Parish, Holy Name Society. well as in business life, he Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish, stated, "because issues which curately," he smiled, "and 1934. Coral Gables; attorney; presi- dent-elect of Florida Bar; mem- TREASURER: Raymond Fort Lauderdale; president of affect the Church are being that's the hard way." Stating ber of Serra Club and Catholic Stoney, of St. Francis Xavier the parish conference of the St. discussed and settled in these that a mandate is required to A spokesman for the federa- set all of this work in motion, Lawyers Guild; formerly presi- •Parish, Fort Myers; past of- Vincent de Paul Society; active areas." tion said he was chosen for "his he added energetically, notable accomplishments for his dent of the Holy Name Union ficer in Holy Name Society and in Holy Name Society; a real- In order to know the mind "Brother, you've got it!" Faith and his profession." of St. Augustine Diocese. the Knights of Columbus; man- tor. IDEAL —Use Our Convenient Lay-Away•~- u^k , Children's LEATHER SUPPERS • Brow* SATIN SUPPER 99 Stnsr •Vi *• Larfl. J Glove Leather SUPPERS Ladies' & Children's Sius: Ladles' FUR TRIMMED SLIPPERS I4 to 10 Children's 8 to Large 3 Ladies Glamorous •k 5901 S.W, 8th ST., MIAMI • 13621 N.W. 7th AVE., NO. MIAMI SIMULATED MINK * 3002 N.W. 7th ST., MIAMI • 4517 HOLLYWOOD BLVD., HOLLYWOOD • Blonde Mink • Silver Mink • 3745 N.W. 79th ST., MIAMI • 3271 W. BROWARD BLVD., FT. LAUDERDALE <€. tlth St., Mia.) • 2SS3 N. DIXIE NI6HWAY—WILTON MANORS December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 11 Workshops Told Of Projects For Laymen Specific tasks to be undertaken by laymen united in the Dio- cesan Council of Catholic Men were thrashed out last Sunday at the council's first convention at Barry College. Delegates who participated in laity in the Mass. This was one the two-hour workshops will re- conclusion reached by the work- port the details of their confer- shop which heard Father Rob- ences to parish and interparo- ert F. Brush explain the changed chial organizations for action. in the liturgy and the effects The tasks to be undertaken are which such changes will pro- directed toward "permanent duce in parish ceremonies. goals" which the council seeks to accomplish. The workshop agreed that one method of gradually intro- Following are capsule sum- ducing the dialogue Mass, in maries of the workshop pro- which the congregation responds ceedings: aloud in Latin, is to start with the monthly Mass of the Holy LAYMEN AND THE MEDIA. Name Society. Officers of the OF COMMUNICATIONS: The society in each parish might workshop was advised that consult with their pastor on this there are 33 radio stations in idea, the workshop suggested. the diocesan area, along with Preliminary practice was ad- six television studios and scores vised, as was an intensive effort WORKSHOP PARTICIPANT Richard E. Flynn, of Epiphany Par- EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS of the di ci o ir e\pl mod by of newspapers which laymen to educate all men in the litur- ish, listens to a plan for projecting a favorable "public image" Msgr. William F. McKeever, superintendent of schools. In the . might contact in communicating gical changes. of the Church by means of radio, television and the press. foreground is workshop chairman James Kindelan, Miami Shores. the Church's activities in south- ern Florida. Clayton Brenneman, diocesan means of reducing juvenile de- organist, spoke on the purpose linquency. Delegates experienced in the of Church music and cited rea- communications media cited the sons for the rejection of some Father Claude E. Brubaker need for Catholic laymen to music by Church authorities as described the Catholic camping known others who are similarly being unsuited to devotion pur- program offered to boys and employed if the council's pub- poses. Men's choirs in each par- lie relations program is to be ish can help immeasurably, he girls. The Boy Scouts, Columbi- effective. Steps were taken to said, in advancing the dialogue an Squires and the Catholic set up an organization of such Mass and in prompting more Youth Organization were also laymen in the following weeks. people to sing loudly and cor- among the organizations briefly rectly at church services. Martin H. Work, executive di- outlined. rector of the DCCM and leader ASSISTANCE FOR THE PROBLEMS OF SCHOOLS of the workshop, stated that SPANISH SPEAKING: Approx- EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS when Catholic radio and TV imate 1 y 110,000 Spanish- IN THE DIOCESE: High expec- programs are given time on the speaking people reside in the tation was sounded for the work air, they should be acknowl- diocese on a permanent basis which council affiliates will do edged by an active Catholic au- and the Church greatly needs in the Confraternity of Christian dience. Letters ought to be the help of laymen in adminis- Doctrine, the organization which written to stations and sponsors, tering to this special group, specializes in giving religious indicating approval of the pro- Father Joseph H. O'Shea told instruction to Catholic students gram and citing some of its convention delegates last Sun- enrolled in public schools. Re- merits. day. ligious courses for adults, also WORK OF VOCATIONS Father" O'Shea is head of the sponsored by the CCD, can sim- LAYMEN AND VOCATIONS: diocesan apostolate to t h e ilarly use the time and talents Assistance of laymen is defin- Spanish - speaking. He was of laymen conversant in the YOUTH PROGRAMS already operating in the William H. Meehan (standing). Participants, in- itely needed in the diocese in joined at the speakers' table basic teachings of the Church. diocese were reviewed in a workshop led by cluded Father Claude E. Brubaker. promoting vocations to the by Dr. Horatio Aguirra, editor These and other opportunities priesthood, brotherhood and sis- of Diario Las Americas, Spanish terhood, according to Father for lay action in the field of ed- language newspaper published ucation were described in a James J. Walsh, diocesan di- in Miami. rector of vocations. In a pre- workshop addressed by Msgr. liminary discussion of the vo- Discussion in the workshop William F. McKeever, diocesan cation, challenge, he pointed out brought out that much is al- superintendent of schools. that the Serra Club already ready being done in an organ- He pointed out that nearly 400 conducts an organized, sus- ized manner to aid the Spanish- Sisters, 14 Brothers and 352 lay tained program in fostering speaking. Priests and nuns from teachers currently staff the dio- such vocations in the diocese. Spain are serving in several cesan schools which are not suf- parishes, the workshop was told. ficiently large to accommodate The experiences of this group, The Centro Catolieo Hispano all of the Catholic children of he said, can be of great serv- is ready to operate in downtown school age. The mission of the ice to other men in promoting Miami, serving the . various confraternity thus becomes the same cause. needs of the Spanish-speaking, highly important, he stressed, and during seasonal harvesting if the truths of vthe Faith are to The workshop proposed a five- in the area, the migrant work- point program that laymen as be imparted to the youth of the ers and their families are con- diocese. individuals can put into effect tacted by priests, nuns and lay immediately, while waiting for people. Fathers of families can help the council committees to pro- solve the schools problems of duce definite and more elabor- LAYMEN AND YOUTH: Be- their own parish in several ate programs. cause today's young people are ways, the workshop concluded. tomorrow's parishioners, lay or- Assisting the pastor in planning Laymen were encouraged to ganizations of men must ear- (1) pray frequently for voca- and financing the educational mark part of their annual pro- program was one method pro- cations; (2) participate in par- gram for giving direction to the ish and diocesan projects which posed. youth of the diocese, William WORK FOR CONVERTS promote vocations, such as Vo- F. Meehan emphasized. He des- cation Month exercises; (3) help cribed more than six Catholic LAYMEN AND CONVERT produce a more Catholic envir- organizations already dedicat- WORK: In analyzing the aposto- GETTING THE FACTS on activities of the Na- out of Washington, D.C., these delegates are onment at home and wherever ed to the spiritual, educational late to non-Catholics, a work- tional Council of Catholic Men which operates shown recording data for further discussion. • young people congregate; (4) and physical betterment of shop headed by Redemptorist inspire greater respect for the young people and " indicated Father John G. Barry, of Our J clery and sisters, (5) support how the Council of Men might Lady of Perpetual Help Church, tract people to the Faith; (3) steps were urged for adoption ments and good works. Opa Locka, called attention to Catholic education — through support such undertakings. the inability of Catholics to ex- by men's organizations: — Through study clubs and which many vocations are nur- three major impediments to a plain points of their Faith in a — Groups should devise means the regular readings of Catholic tured, Mr. % Meehan holds the Holy higher rate oi conversions in clear and convincing manner. Name* Society's- Vercelli Medal the Miami diocese: (1) lack of for awakening Catholics td their literature, the layman can be- LAYMEN AND THE MASS: for his contributions to youth awareness on the part of Catho- obligation as missioners in come better informed on Church Workshop speakers proposed a bringing the Faith to neighbors. Men's groups in each parish work in the Miami diocese. In lics of their obligation to spread concerted effort by men of the doctrine as well as on those con- ought to study the recent direc- the workshop, he advocated that the Faith; (2) the absence of diocese to remove these obsta- — Every layman must devel- temporary events which are di- tives of the Holy See which ask fathers strengthen their author- good example on many occa- cles or at least lessen their se- op personal sanctity within him- rectly related to moral princi- for greater participation of the ity within the family as one sions which would otherwise at- riousness. The following positive self, by means of prayer, sacra- ples. THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 a ** COUNCIL PRESIDENT C. Clyde Atkins (right) receives the DCCM charter from Martin H. Work, executive director of the PRINCIPAL ADDRESS of the first convention of the Diocesan door census of the entire diocese. Seven presidents of deaneries National Council of Catholic Men, which has headquarters in Council of Catholic Men was delivered by Bishop Coleman F. which make up the federation addressed the men who repre- Washington D.C. Mr. Work conducted one of the convention Carroll. His Excellency is shown in Barry College auditorium last sented, scores of organizations throughout the 16-county diocese. workshops. Mr. Atkins is a member of the Serra Club, Catholic Sunday as he announced that the council will undertake a door-to- Nearly 450 delegates of various parishes attended. Lawyers Guild and president-elect of the Florida Bar. THE LAY APOSTOLATE, as it exists in the projects proposed for action were campaigns NORTH DADE DEANERY of the DCCM served weeks, each of the 5 deaneries held a separate Miami Diocese, was described in detail to men for deceney in literature and entertainment. As- as host to the diocesan convention. In earlier meeting to prepare for the Sunday session. assembled in Barry College auditorium. Among ' instance to the handicapped was recommended. HOLLYWOOD DELEGATE Pat- DEANERY PRESIDENTS of the men's council and Dr. Daniel B. Langley, West Coast. Each of LAYMEN AND THE MASS was the title of a workshop led rick Heneghan ponders a point are (from left): Joseph M. Fitzgerald, South the presidents spoke briefly on council develop- by Father Robert F. Brush (above), diocesan specialist in the made during one of seven work- Dade; Henry Pfleger, North Dade; Thomas ment in deanery areas. liturgy. He explained how men's organizations can promote a shops held Sunday morning. Woolbfight, East Coast; Arthur Erb, Broward; deeper participation of the laity in the Mass and other ceremonies. December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Paqe Lewis F. Sevier * Deaths in Diocese Dies In Mexico PLUMMET of Miami, one brother, seven sisters, Highfleld, Indianapolis, Mrs. Nicho- Funeral services for Lewis F. Olindo Perissinotto nine grandchildren and two great- las Knickerbocker, Minneapolis, a grandchildren. brother Al McCarthy, of Minneapolis, Sevier of 12105 NE Sixth Ave., Requiem Mass was celebrated last Burial was in Southern Memorial and eight grandchildren. . Saturday in Gesu Church, for Olindo Park under the direction o£ Lithgow's Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery North Miami, were held Sunday Perissinotto, 63, of 7532 NE First. Funeral Home. with arrangements under the direc- Ave. tion of Van Orsdel Funeral Homo, in Mexico City. He came here 25 years ago from New York City. Lorenzo Lopez Surviving are his wife Josephine, Requiem Mass was offered Wed- Salvador Oliva He died there Friday, Nov. 27 of Miami, his father Attilio, and sis- nesday for Lorenzo Lopez, 77, of 3314 Requiem Mass was offered last ter Genovetta of Italy. NW 69th St., in St. John the Apostle Friday for Salvador Oliva, 98, of 307 at the age of 66. Burial was in Udine, Italy with lo- church. W. Mowry St. Homestead, in Sacred 1348 WEST FLflGLER STREETjlF-^ mmmi 35. FLORIDA cal arrangements under the direc- He came here 10 years ago from Heart church. A native of Denver, Colo.; tion of Combs Funeral Home. New Yor*. He was a resident of Homestead Surviving are his wife. Florence; for 14 years. Mr. Sevier came to Miami in Mrs. Alice E. Buckley five sons, Lorenzo Jr. and Thomas Surviving are his wife Augusta; J. L. PLUMMER, JR., Manager of Miami, Edward, Michael and three daughters including Miss Ce- 1924 and was a pioneer mem- Requiem Mass was offered last John, three step-sons Emil, Henry cilia and Mrs. William T. Webb and Saturday for Mrs. Alice B, Buckley, and Joseph Cruiz, 27 grandchildren three sons including David and Dan- ber of St. Mary Cathet' par- 67, o£ 627 SW Third St., in SS. and seven great-grandchildren. iel, all of Homestead. Peter and Paul church. Burial was in Flagler Memorial Burial was in Miami Memorial ish. At that time of K. ^eath She is survived by her husband, Park under the direction of Bess Me- Park under the direction of Branam he was a parishioner of St. Bartholomew. morial Funeral Home. Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodlawn Park un- der the direction of Reed Funeral Rose of Lima Church, Miami Home. Francis I. Kendall Frank G. DeMattia Shores. Son of a civil war vet- Mass of Requiem was offered Sat- • Requiem Mass for Frank G. De* Stephen Donna urday in St. Rose of Lima Church, Mattia, 41, of 3360 NE 13th Ave., eran >and a great-great grand- for Francis I. Kendajl.^2, of 1438 NW Pompano Beach was offered in St. ass Requiem Mass was celebrated 99th St. • son of Gen. John Sevier, for- Coleman's Church, last Wednesday. Tuesday for Stephen Danna, 71, of He came here six years ago from Mr. DeMattia came Here from Long 925 NE 130th St., at Holy Family Elizabeth, N.J., and was a, real Beach, N.Y., in 1954, and was em- mer governor of Tennessee, he Church. estate broker. He came to Miami 20 years ago ployed at the Yankee Clipper Hotel headed the public relations firm from New York and was a retired Surviving are his wife, Mildred, a in Ft. Lauderdale. Funeral Home produce company owner. daughter Mrs. Virginia Ford and Surviving are his wife, Teresa, of Sevier'Radio-TV Productions. one grand-daughter. four sons Frank, Robert, John, and Surviving are his wife, Mamie; Burial was in Dade Memorial Park Leo of Pompano Beach; his parents An accredited and authorized three daughters, Marie Danna, Mrs. under the direction o£ Van Orsdel Mr. and Mrs. Dominick DeMattia, ot 1848 N.W. 17th Ave. Lillian Sodaro and Mrs. Rose Auriti, Funeral Home. New York City, one sister, Mrs. Ma- timer for Federation Aeronautic and two sons Peter and" Vincent, all tilda Arculeo, of Ft. Lauderdale and Mrs. Harriet E. Millard one brother, Armand, of Mt. Ver- International, Mr. Sevier was a MIAMI, FLORIDA Requiem Mass was celebrated Mon- non, N.Y. life member of World War Birds day for Mrs. Harriet E .Millard, 51, Burial was In Forest Lawn Memo- NE 5-8313 of 1150 NW 124th St., in St. James rial Gardens, Pompano Beach under and a founder of the National IN HOLLYWOOD ... church. the direction of Ross Henderson Fu- She came here 18 years ago from neral Service. Aeronautical Association Wheeling, W.Va: Gaither D. Peden, Jr. Surviving are her husband, Albert, Yunita Reateque in Washington. For five years "SERVING MIAMI Catholic Funeral Director WADLINGTON and son, Charles E. both of Miami. he directed the All American SINCE 1941" Burial was in Dade Memorial Park equ under the direction of Van Orsdel ed in Air Races held at Miami. FUNERAL Funeral Home. urday. She was born in Peru, and came Mrs. Alice Halbhaus here from New York five years ago. HOME Mass of Requiem was celebrated Surviving is a niece, Rose Mohan," In addition to his wife, Cecile last Saturday for Mrs. Alice Halb- of Jackson Heights, N.Y. of Miami; he is surv; by haus, 89, of 655 NW 142nd St., in St. Burial was in Our Lady of Mercy James church. Cemetery under the. direction ,.of three sons, Lewis, attau.^ to WA 3-6565 Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Edward McHale & Sons Funeral VAN ORSDEL'S Frances Kelly of Miami, four grand- Home. the State Department in Cairo, children and 31 great-grandchildren. HARRY B. WADLINGTON Burial was in Omaha, Nebraska Mrs. Vivian T. Linn Egypt; Theodore, Denver and HAS A REPUTATION with local arrangements under the di- Requiem. Mass w a s "celebrated John, Chicago; two daughters, Licensed - Director rection of Van Orsdel Funeral Home. Monday, in St. Coleman's Church for Mrs. Vivian T. Linn, 49, of 1621 SW Mrs. Anthony Torrent, Miami YOU CAN TRUST James H. McCarthy 61st Ave., Broadview Estates, Pom- ANDY GROSS Requiem Mass was offered last pano. and Mrs. Redding Oglesby, Licensed - Director Saturday for James H. McCarthy, 74, She came here 13 months ago from of 614 San Antonio Ave., Coral Ga- Holland, Mich., and was a secretary Rome, N.Y. and 18 grandchil- bles, at the Church of the Little for Ravenwood Marina, Dania. dren. 60 Flower. Surviving locally are her husband, Member Little Flower Parish He came here from Minneapolis, Robert, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minn, in 1923 and lived here until Ralph Tuttle and a sister, Mrs. Zoe 1933, and returned in 1949, after his Stewart, all of Ft. Lauderdale. Sur- Complete Funerals 140 So. Dixie Hwy. retirement. viving in Michigan are two sisters Mrs. Florence D. Sdchs and two brothers. Surviving are his wife, Zula; a son, Mass of Requiem was offered Wed- Including. Hollywood, Florida James H, McCarthy III, Dobbs Ferry, Burial was in Lauderdale Memori- nesday for Mrs. Florence D. Sachs, N. Y.; three daughters, Mrs. C« Coles al Gardens under the direction of 61, of 16601 NW 45th Ave., in Our Cloth Covered Caskets from ...... $150 Southerland, Hialeah, Mrs. William Kraeer Funeral Home. Lady of Perpetual Help Church. She came here 12 years ago from Standard Metal Caskets from $485 New York. Solid Hardwood Caskets from $495 Surviving are her husband, Charles, three sons Joseph and Raymond, all of Miami and Charles Jr., ol Long Island, New York. Burial was in Vista Memorial Gar- dens under the direction of Van OTSdel's Funeral Home. William B. Scheiber Mass of Requiem was offered this PREPAREDNESS . . .. morning for William B. Scheiber, 70, ot 70865 NE Tenth PI., in St. Rose of Lima church. He came here from New York eight years ago. Surviving is his wife, Lillie. Burial was in Southern Memorial There is consolation in the knowledge that, Cemetery under the direction of Ed- ward McHale & Sons Funeral Home. MORTUARIES should you have a bereavement in the Charles H. Hangartner Mass of Requiem was offered in family, the choice of a burial plot has Holy Family Church Tuesday for Charles H. Hangartner, 73, of 665 NE 172nd Ter. been taken care of—in advance. He has been a resident of Miami for six years. Surviving are his wife, Marguerite: five sons, Robert, James, Charles, Gene and John, and a daughter Mrs. James K. Leech, all of Miami. GRATIGNY ROAD Burial was in Southern Memorial NORTHSIDE MORTUARY MORTUARY Make provisions for your family plot now in Park. 3333 N. E. 2nd Ave., Miami in N.W. H9th St., Miami Drive-ln Church "Our Lady of Mercy" Miami-•, or Constructed In Italy "Queen of Heaven" Ft. Lauderdaie BELLUNO, Italy (T *-=. for further information Italy's first drive-in church is being built in the D o 1 o m i t e CORAl GABtES MORTUARY HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS Catholic Cemeteries mountains with the blessing of 4600 S.W. 8th St., Coral Gables j 2045 E. 4th Ave., Hialeah Pope John XXIII. OF THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI, INC. The church dedicated to Our Miami's Finest Funeral Chapel* 11411 N.W. 25th Street Miami, Florida Lady of the Highway, is situ- LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF ... P.O. Box No. 369, Miami Springs, Florida — Phone TU 7-8293 ated by the side of a major C. D. "Cliff" Van Orsdel, Licensee^ road running through the vaca- tion hamlet of Cavarazano. ' • • •> TdmardWHale eSonsjnc. FUNERAL HOME "The McHates Have Been Serving Catholic Families For Three Generations'" 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. • Miami PLaza 1-7523 Funeral Director 200 CAR PARKING INVALID CAR SERVICE W. KEITH MacRAE ^^^ THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 Encyclical On Missions Calls For More Native Priesfs which have given priests to the known, the Church does not Along with the culture cen- excessively concerns himself Pope John Asks Laity Help world who have . . . deserved to identify herself with any cul- ters the Pope also called for with spreading its power and be proposed as models for clergy ture, not even with the western the clergy and the' faithful extending its glory." of the whole world ..." culture to which her history is "to multiply and propagate The Pontltl sald that thls In Propagation Of Faith The Pope said that the per- so closely linked." the Catholic press in all its forms" and also to interest same danger could repeat itself sonal sanctity of a native clergy By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK In order that well educated themselves in the "modern today under other forms, be- would effectively "teach the VATICAN CITY (NC) — The need for recruiting and training priests may be able to penetrate techniques of diffusion and cause of the fact that in many faithful that the perfection of native priests and lay missionaries, and preparing Catholics in mis- cultured classes, the Pope in- culture, since the importance mission territories the aspiration sion areas to play an active part in public life was urged by Christian life is a goal to which structed bishops to provide im- f formed and enlightened of the people to self-government 211 sons of God can and must o a Pope John XXIII in his first encyclical on the missions. mediately according to their public opinon is well known." and to independence is becom- aspire with every effort and judgment, "centers of culture in ing general, and the conquests Tl ^nd many other counsels for bringing missionary efforts perseverance, whatever be their which the foreign missionaries The Pope called for the fos- of civil liberty can unfortunate- in limKr'with present-day demands were given in the encylical letter origin, their environment, their ; and native priests may be able tering of a universal outlook ly be accompanied by excesses "Princeps Pastorum" (T h e culture and their civilization." tp put to advantage their intel- and repeated Pope Benedict that are by no means in har- Prince of Shepherds), with lectual preparation to the bene- XV's condemnation of the mis- mony with the authentic and which Pope John marked the progress in mission lands since While the encyclical placed emphasis on the native hierar^ •- fit of the society in which they sionary who "thinks more of his profound spiritual interests of 40th anniversary of another en- publication of "Maximum Illud." chy and clergy in the mission live by choice or by birth." native land than of heaven and humanity." cyclical on the missions, Pope The Pope states: territories, the Pope hastened to Benedict XV's "Maximum II- «A rapid giance simply at the add that many still need the statistics for the territories en- help of the missionaries coming DIOCESE OF MIAMI The setting and force of the trusted to the Sacred Congrega- from other lands. He noted that new encyclical's directives are ti°n f°r the Propagation of the they should not be looked upon found in the fact that "many Faith, not including those at as foreigners by the people mission territories are undergo- present subjected to persecu- "since every Catholic priest PILGRIMAGE ing a phase of social, political Won, reveals that the first bishop finds himself in the discharge of and economic evolution which of Asian origin was consecrated his duty as though in his own TO THE has important consequences for i« 1923. and that first apostolic country." their future." vicars of African origin were Pope John repeated the 37th INTERNATIONAL named in 1939. By 1959 there counsel of Pope-Pius XII to The document, dated Nov. 28, couid be counted 68 bishops of seminary authorities in which EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS is addressed to the bishops and Asian origin and 25 of African he said that students should faith md the entire Catholic origin. The native clergy has in- not be formed "in an environ- at MUNICH - and THE worfu^ commemorate "Maxi- creased from 1,919 members in ment too much apart from the mum Illud," which gave new im- 19i8 to 5,553 in 1957 in Asia, world" because, "when they OBERAMHERGAU PASSION PLAY petus to the modern history of from 90 members to 1,811 in the enter society they will find Under the Spiritual Sponsorship of the missions, with a particular same period of time in Africa." serious difficulties in their re- I insistence on the need for the EUROPE SURPASSED lafions with lower classes and The Most Reverend COLEMAN f. CARROLL, recruiting and formation of na- Here he recalls the observa- with cultured classes." tive clergy. Pope John continues tion of Pope Pius XII that PAGAN THOUGHT REFLECTED . Bishop of Miami the theme of Benedict XV's en- while ecclesiastical life once Again quoting Pius~XII, Pope cyclical, insisting that s t i 1-1 flowed from its ancient Euro- John said "the Catholic Church Leaving from Miami, July 11, 1960 via Eastern Air Lines and Pan American greater responsibility be entrust- pean sources, today "many re- neither scorns nor completely ed to native bishops and priests. gions in other continents have rejects pagan thought but rath- World Airways "Jet" Flights and returning August 11, 1960. Including visits APPEAL TO LAITY iong since surpassed the mis- er, after having purified it of to Lisieux Lourdes, Rome and Ars. Also a 7-day extension tour to British He adds furthermore, for the sionary phase of their ecclesias- every dross of error, completes Isles and Ireland. Escorted by Theresa Beckman. first time in an encyclical, an tical organization and are gov- and perfects it with Christian appeal "to all those lay Catho- erned by their own hierarchy wisdom." lies, wherever they might be, to and give spiritual and material I For Descriptive Folder — Contact: come forward in the professions goods to the whole Church, He added that for his own and in public life to consider whereas before they only re- part "wherever authentic values MONROE TRAVEL SERVICE seriously the possibility of help- ceived them." of art and thought are apt to en- 14 N.E. 1st AVENUE Phone: FR 9-4651 ing their brothers." . • „ : rich the human family the To this the Pope adds his own Church is ready to favor these 512 AINSLEY BLDG., MIAMI, FLA. FR 9-9843 The encyclical, the fourth of appeal: products of the spirit. As is J Pope John's pontificate, opens with the Pope's personal recol- "We wish to address our lection of the years (1921 to paternal exhortation to the 1925) when he worked in the na- episcopate and clergy of the FURNITURE SUPERMARKET • 795 N.W. 62nd ST. tional office of Italy's Society new Mission) churches to for the Propagation of the Faith. Pray and act in a very sPe" cial way so that their priest- 95 He recalls his contacts with hood may become fruitful, and 3 TABLES ONLY *12 Benedict XV and with Pius XI, that they assume the task of and how the latter, before the speaking very often in cate- _-^ COMPLETE 2 STEP TABLES — 1 COCKTAIL TABLE j^pr conclave that elected him Pope, chetical instructions and jn remarked to the then young their preaching of the dignity, * ^••^ CASH . SILVER ^fflF rt Msgr. Angelo Roncalli that the beauty, necessity and lofty AND 1,1 I I OAK two tasks which should concern merit of the priestly state in any future pope should be the order that they might per-. TALL^^™««* »-| J \\ £W BANG spread of the Gospel throughout suade all those whom God the- * 1 and the establishment may wish to call to such a LAMPS ^- /' \ 1 \ jfxn BUYS of a^rit °f peace. great honor to answer with- out delay and with generous AX CUADTWk It * I ABF Decorator Pillows 49c A I dfil/KI ^fibk / I Jtt& Bed Pillows 69c Pope John akes account of the m ^ divine vocation encyclicals of Pius XI and Pius •_.-«_„ ^H^. I I JBV Smoking Stands 99c XII on the subject of the mis- "May they also have the PRICES . . . m,f^ I NOT ASSEMBLED JgT ^^^ ^ sions and adds, as though to ex- souls entrusted to them pray, plain his own, that "enough can ; while the entire Church,. ac- *% *\ r% / ^|/^/|nHfmiHnnnr (4 BOH P*. pens> certainly never be done to bring cording to the exhortation of about fulfilment of the wish of the Divine Redeemer, does 30% OFF ^^23ZQZLjapj|r K^,.,M«,••••••>*- the Divine Redeemer that all not cease to raise prayers to the lambs may be part of one heaven for these same inten- ON ALL LAMPS^^*' '•TiTlifimif t^ ^S^ •••••]«• single flock under guidance of tions." F AM one single shepherd." _, „ ... , ,. . CASH AND jT <> RUBBER ^^ nSz&'Zw e 'FULL OF THE HARVEST- f ™ Pope then turned his at- He goes on to say that now, tentlon to %**%**.of thf ?°" CARRY ^ ^^^^^ ^^5«£: whenever he gives attention to The Gift Reflects the Giver... A gift is a fairly accurate reflection of the personality of the giver. It reveals what he considers to be of value, what he thinks is appropriate for the one who will receive it. MAPLE LEAF depicting the Blessed Mother looking;at the new * * * ' •' National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception is the work of Brother Adrian Lewis, F.S.C. of Manhattan College, N. Y. (NC Photos) GIFT SUB Saint Nicholas, Children's to 'Santa Claus/ Feast Dec. 6 III The feast of St. Nicholas, pa- family In the city of Parara THE VOICE will tron saint of children, whose in Asia Minor, St. N; " -las send an appropri- ate card of notifi- name has become parodied as was orphaned at an ea».. .sge cation to the per- "Santa Claus," is observed and when grown devoted his son receiving the early in the season of Advent on life to the service of God. gift subscription to VOICE Sunday, Dec. 6. advise the donor's In obedience to the words of name. In many homes throughout Christ, he distributed all his reflects a giver of the nation the eve of St. Nich- possessions to the poor, the sick olas' feast day is a highlight and the suffering and is said Ill mature Faith . . . to have secretly helped very of the season when children of poor people by putting'gifts of the family hang their stock- money through their windows ings and receive gifts during at night. a St. Nicholas Day party. Ad- MADE PILGRIMAGE Every one of our readers must have at least one of the vent wreath candles are light- His love for the Christ Child ed and hymns sung, remind- inspired him to make a pilgrim- ing all of the coming of Christ age to the Holy Land. During following to whom The VOICE could he sent each on Dec. 25. this trip a storm came up and he miraculously saved the sink- In many parts of Europe and ing ship by his prayers. week: in some parts of the United States, children still receive his Returning home, St. Nich- » SOMEONE IN MILITARY SERVICE "visit" on the eve of his feast. olas was elected by the bish- Portrayed by a man wearing a ops of Asia Minor to succeed • A SON OR DAUGHTER AWAY AT COLLEGE long beard and garbed in the the Bishop of Myra, who had Send $5.00 vestments of a bishop, he ap- just died. He received the holy Check or • A NON-CATHOLIC ACQUAINTANCE INTERESTED IN OUR FAITH pears in the homes and admon- orders, modestly and devoutly Money Order ishes the children to prepare and as bishop, practiced not With Form • AN OLD FRIEND OR RELATIVE OUT OF STATE their hearts for a blessed and only great holiness of life, by Below holy Christmas. He distributes fasting and prayer, but with • A "FROST-BITTEN" NORTHERNER WHO HANKERS FOR fruit and candy and fills the . unending love for his fellow THE WARM CLIMATE OF FLORIDA stockings thus placing less ex- men. clusive emphasis on Dec. 25 as a day of presents and stressing He became the beloved father the feast of the Nativity as a of widows and orphans and his holy day of spiritual aspects. constant kindness and charity DUTCH CUSTOM were bestowed especially on children, whom he often gath- From this annual "visit of St. ered about him, delightin'' ^!enj Nicholas" on Dec. 5, the Dutch with small gifts and insi .ing brought to the New World the American custom of Santa them in the word of God. Claus's visit at Christmas. ORDERED SEIZED Please Send THE VOICE To: The Roman Emperor Diocle- Make Check Born of a rich and noble tian, who persecuted the Chris- Payable to NAME tians ordered St. Nicholas to be %& The Voice seized. He was exiled and im- ADDRESS. $$ Publishing Co. Passion Play Officials prisoned. 5£ 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CITY ZONE. .STATE. Halt Advance Tickets Having suffered hardships Miami 38, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF ... OBERAMMERGAU (NC). — of loneliness, hunger, cold, Officials of the Passion Play thirst and chains he wanted have announced that advance to die as a martyr but was NAME ticket sales to next year's per- released when Emperor Dio- formances have been stopped cletian left his throne and the ADDRESS until further arrangements have first Christian Emperor, Con- been made. CITY ZONE STATE. stantine the Great, became The announcement was the ruler of the Roman lands. COMPLIMENTS OF. cause of some reports that the Returning to Myra, he lived tickets had been sold out, but the officials denied such reports. for many years as a kind " ~~ NAME er to his flock especially ..e They explained that there has poor.. When he died about the ADDRESS not yet been a decision on the, year 350, the city mourned his CITY .ZONE. .STATE. number of performances which passing and children started will be held in 1960. Apparently praying to St. Nicholas. Reports COMPLIMENTS OF special performances are being of miracles, small ones and planned for visitors who will be great ones, attributed to him are in Munich for the International numerous and based on long Eucharistic Congress. tradition. Page,16 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 arine's church, Spring Lake,, . Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, University, Rome, and receiv- N.J. Before that, he was an as- Conn., from 1930 to 1932 and ed a doctorate in canon law. Pope Names New Bishops sistant pastor at St. Mary's Ca- then attended St. Sulpice Semi- thedral, Trenton, from 1941 to nary, Paris, France, from 1932 The new Bishop was an 1954. to 1937. assistant priest at St. James STUDIED IN PARIS He was ordained on May 2, Church, Manchester, Conn., For Manchester, Norwich Bishop-designate Hines was 1937, in the St. Sulpice Semi- from 1937 to 1943. From 1943 to born on Sept. 14, 1912, in New nary Chapel. From 1946 to 1946 he was a chaplain in the WASHINGTON (NO — Pope archdiocesan priests and semi- native of Philadelphia, has Haven, Conn. He attended St. 1949, he attended the Lateran Army. John XXIII has named new narians studying in Rome. been chancellor of the Tren- bishops for the Dioceses of ton diocese since 1953. From STUDIED IN- ROME Manchester, N .H., and Nor- 1941 to 1953, he served as wich, Conn., and appointed an Born in Chicago on Sept. 17, assistant chancellor. He has auxilliary bishop in Trenton, 1909 Bishop-designate Primeau held other diocesan offices, N.J. , .. attended St. Ignatius High including officialis, delegate School and Loyola University, for religions and diocesan fc_^J»as announced by Arch- both in Chicago. eonsultor. bishop Egidio Vagnozzi, the He was ordained by the late Born on Oct. 17, 1911, he at- Apostolic Delegate to the George Cardinal Mundelein an ENGLISH FORD tended St. Charles College, Ca- United States, The appointments April 7, 1934, after studies at tonsville, Md., from 1930 to 1932 are: St. Mary of the Lake Semi- and St. Mary's Seminary, Balti- COMES TO nary in Mundelein, HI. After Msgr. Ernest J. Primean, more, 1932 to 1934. earning a doctorate fat theo- 59, who recently returned af- logy at Mundelein, he went to ter 12 years as rector of the Bishop-elect Hogan then was Rome and received a licenti- Chicago archdiocese's house sent to Rome to continue his ate in canon law at the Later- SOUTH MIAMI! studies and from 1934 to 1938 he of studies in Rome, to be an University. Bishop of Manchester, N.H. resided at the North American College, an institution for U.S. Upon his return to the United Msgr. James J. Hogan, 48, diocesan priests and seminari- States, he became a teacher at chancellor of the Trenton dio- ans studying there. Quigley Preparatory Seminary, cese, to be Titular Bishop of Chicago, in 1937 and held that HOLDS DOCTORATE Philomethim and Auxiliary to post until 1946 when he went He was ordained in the col- Bishop George W. Ahr of lege chapel on Dec. 8, 1937, by Trenton. back to Rome. The last two years in Rome he also served Bishop Ralph L. Hayes, now To better serve the residents of the South Miami and South Dade with the Supreme Sacred Con- Bishop of Davenport, Iowa, and T. Vincent J. Hines, 91, then rector of the college. area, we have provided English Ford and Safe Buy used car sales ^.^jRer of the Archdiocese gregation of the Holy Office. of Hartford, Conn., to.be Bish- INCLUDES STATE The newly named Bishop & service facilities at', . . op of the neighboring Diocese In Manchester, • a diocese holds a licentiate in theology of Norwich. which includes all of New from the Gerogian Univer- Hampshire, the new Bishop will sity, Rome, and a doctorate Bishop-elect Primeau is pas- succeed Bishop ; Matthew F. in canon law from the Catho- 6460 SO. DIXIE HWY. tor of Our Lady of Mount Carm- Brady who died on Sept. 20, lic University of America, PHONE MO 6-6314 el Church, Chicago, a post he 1959, of a heart attack. Catho- Washington, D.C., which he assumed earlier this year after lics total 217,000 in the diocese, received in 1941. his return from Rome, where about 37 per cent of the state's GABLES ENGLISH FORD be had served since 1946 as rec- population. In addition to being chancel- tor of Our Lady of the Lake Col- lor in Trenton, he has served - OPEN EVENINGS __^_^_^_ lege, a residence for Chicago Bishop-designate Hogan, a from 1954 as pastor of St. Cath- TOM JOYCE President SET OF DISHES CUT-GLASS SERVICE OVENWARE SET MANY OTHER GIFTS WITH YOUR NEW $25 COLUMBIA ^FEDERAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT SAVINGS & LOAN III ASSOCIATION 9537 N.E. 2nd Avenue Miami Shores, Florida Telephone: PL 7-7658 OFFERS YOU VALUABLE GIFTS WITH YOUR NEW $25 SAVINGS ACCOUNT! Plus if FREE transfer of accounts • SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Accounts opened or added ns re< $ 10 000 b the Wonderful Bonus • FREE parking j? " * '• . 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Phone CR 6-7889 DOMINICAN SISTERS of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs school and Central Catholic monies for their new convent held Saturday. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, center, A. Leonard Sullivan High School, Fort Lauderdale, provided a guard of honor during blessing cere- is shown with Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Father Lamar J. Genovar, is at right. AND Angelo S a v a Patronize 'Voice' Advertisers i Have opened offices in V Downtown Miami 1401 Congress Bldg. 7ho/dh Ill N.E. 2nd Avenue FR 3-2561 7134 Abbott Ave. To Better Serve You Miami BeocJi For Advertising In Coll UNion ^VOICJE 6-3131 AL'S SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Now Under New Management YoU« r«w HOST JIMMY SAN ZONE • SPAGHETTI 14615 W. DIXIE HWY. • PIZZA • TAKE OUT SERVICE • • BEER OPEN 6 A.M. — MIDNIGHT Wl 7-9254 A CONVENT is a "house where the Lord dwells," Bishop Fulton LARGEST PAROCHIAL convent in South Florida was blessed J. Sheen told the congregation of clergy, religious and laity in Our Lady Queen of Martyrs parish, Fort Lauderdale, last Sat- happy homes use delicious, healthful during Pontifical Low Mass celebrated in Our Lady Queen of urday by Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York. First Martyrs Church on Saturday by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. phase of the building provides accomadations for 21 nuns. mm Visits Padre Pio • • • it's extra-fresh because it's home- SAN GIOVANNI R0T0ND0, produced! Get the Home Milk habit now! Italy (NO — Italian Premier St. Gregory Fund Drive Receives $10,000 Antonio Segni made a special Miami: 2451 N.W. 7th Ave., FR-4-7696 : trip to the Capuchin monastery PLANTATION — The sum of cancelled, Father Gexiovar said. campaign will be held on Sun- Ft. Lauderdale: JA 3-2449 — West Palm Beach: OV 3-1944 day, Dec. 13. here to visit Italy's famed stig- $10,000 presented to the new St. James Minnet and Frank Vel- Homestead: Cl 7-3235 — Key West: CY 6-9631 matic priest, Padre Pio. Plans call for the construction Gregory parish on behalf of tri are co-chairmen of the Ad- former parishioners of Our Lady to begin as soon as the mini- vance Gift solicitation scheduled mum goal of $140,000 is reached, Queen of Martyrs parish, Fort to be held Sunday. The general Father Keller said. Lauderdale, has initiated the fund raising drive for St. Greg- very best;in ory Church and School. According to Father Michael Cuba Prelate's Statement Keller, pastor, the donation from Father Lamar J. Genovar, pas- tor of Our Lady Queen of Outlines Church's Position Martyrs parish, represents HAVANA, Cuba (NO—Bishop Evelio Diaz y Cia, Apostolic pledges and donations made by Administrator of the Havana archdiocese, issued a statement families who became members to the press here "on behalf of the Cuban Hierarchy" to clarify of St. Gregory when the parish conditions regarding the Church and the Cuban regime. was established. All unpaid The prelate, who is also Auxiliary Bishop of Havana, made pledges of persons now residing four points in his statement. These points were: in St. Gregory parish have been "1. No Church property has been the object of expropiation by the Government. Commercial and architec- tural photography. Na- "2. The Cuban Church has no plantations nor investments in tural color and black and such. white. Fast service. "3. While the income of seminaries is quite short of r LOFFLER needs, no seminary in Cuba has been closed because of -_ Page 18 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 Mainspring Of World Change 'Charity' Pope Tells Cubans By JAIME FONSECA HAVANA (NO — A truly Christian man convinced that his, wealth has a social function and that he must give to the poor Havana Prelate J what he does not need for himself could change the world, Pope John XXIII told Cuba's first national Catholic convention here. New Coadjutor i The mainspring of such a change is charity, the Pope said ** VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope" in a Vatican Radio broadcast to the huge throng packing Ha- John XXIII has named Auxiliary vana's largest square, the Civic Plaza, for the Mass that high- Bishop Evelio Diaz y Cia of Ha- light \e convention. He was referring to the presence during vana as Coadjutor Archbishop of " the Jte«asK»f the statue of Our Lady of Charity, Cuba's patroness. that See. Before the Mass close to a The appointment came as Cu- million people had braved in- venge, from ignorance and in- justice, from persecution and an- ba's Catholics were holding their termittent rain and winds for first national Catholic conven- more than seven hours to wel- ger and from tribulation and tears." tion. The new Archbishop come the statue of Our Lady, preached at the Mass that cli- brought here from the shrine of. CHARITY, LOVE maxed the convention, which El Cobre by a Cuban Air Force The invocation ended with was also addressed by radio by plane. these words: "May our voice the Pope. HUGE PROCESSION fill this plaza and the whole The million Cubans included nations, and its echo embrace , Before being named to the Ha- Premier Fidel Castro, his moth- the world and the infinite. vana archdiocese, of which he is er and two sisters, and Presi- This is our pledge: With our Apostolic Administrator, Arch- dent and Mrs. Osvaldo Dorti- words, our example and our bishop Diaz, was Bishop of Pinar cos. lives, no matter what trials are del Rio. The Havana archdio- CUBA'S FIRST National Catholic Congress heard Havana from the shrine of El Cobre. Archbishop awaiting us, we will always give cese is headed by His Eminence Pope John XXIII stress the need for greater Luigi Centoz, Papal Nuncio, Coadjutor Arch- Hie bad weather cancelled testimony of charity and love." Manuel Cardinal Arteaga y Be- plans to have the huge pro- tancourt. charity in the world during a radio address in bishop Evelio Diaz y Cia of Havana and the cession welcoming Our Lady At a meeting of 10,900 Cath- which the Pontiff sent his blessing to a million president of the Catholic Men's Council are mar by torchlight. It was olic Action members at Trop- On the day of the Archbishop's persons assembled to welcome the statue of Our shown with a replica of the famed statue oriff J[ planned to have ical Stadium on the second day appointment, Pope John re- Lady of Charity, Cuba's patroness, brought to brought to the Cuban capital for the occasion. 15,000 Torches light the three- of the convention plans were ceived in audience Cuban Am- mile route along which the made for the establishment of bassador to the Holy See, Jose statue was carried through a national coordinating com- Ribas Villaverde. prived of the bare necessities conscience then it is no longer today and know forever; Havana's streets. Despite the mittee of the lay apostolate. of life. It is the true charity a virtue. if the Church opposes commu- rain, the turnout was so great "When anguish and torment that constantly proved itself ... WHEN HATE ADVANCES nism everywhere it is not to that the faithful had to march Bishop Alberto Martin y Vil- from the heart contemplating "The world knows that when laverde of Matanzas told the keep still fresh the roses of defend the unjust privileges 13 abreast to hasten the pa- good, seeking good, doing good the Cross marches forward civ- meeting that the time has come wounds, charity demands a nec- of the rich, but only (o de- rade. cessary move: friendship, es- ilization is in progress; when for Cuba to make a choice: to others because it sees broth- fend human dignity — every- teem, mutual respect, a sense of ers in Christ or Christ Him- the Cross stops civilization stag- The flame that was to have with God in charity or without nates and hate advances." man's dignity, the student, been used to light the torches God in hate. sustaining tradition and forgive- self." ness without exceptions in a re- the peasant, the worker — was brought here by a relay of PASTORAL LETTER FRUITS OF DEATH The crowd cheered loudly 1,023 runners from El Cobre conciliation that must be rebuilt and repeated its earlier elec- against inhuman exploitation Archbishop Serantes, who re- day by day, hour by hour upon Pope John told Cubans that shrine 700 miles away. cently returned from Rome, said "if hatred has given the bitter trifying cry of "char-ri-ty, of men in totalitarian states." ASPECTS OF CHARITY the ruins of selfishness and pre- cha-ri-ty" for a full five min- in a pastoral letter: "Pope John judice." fruits of death, you must light Mr. Lasaga added that "no The Mass was celebrated by is keenly interested in the prev- utes. The rally cry was de- anew that Christian love which regime can ignore the spiritual Archbishop Enrique Perez Ser- alence of a Christian spirit of The Holy Father noted the is the only one capable of termined answer to the slogan at recent Cuban rallies, "To needs of man." He said that the antes of Santiago at a huge peace and justice among Cu- determination and devotion of smoothing so many harsh situa- the Wall," a cry calling for altar specially erected in the bans." He also said: Cuban Catholics in preparing tions, overcoming such terrible "Church knows when, in a given the resumption of the revolu- Civic Plaza. The final benedic- for the convention, "inspired dangers and sweetening sp many country, freedom and social jus- tion of the Mass coincided with "The scarcity of priests, on tionary executions. by the ideals of unity and the sufferings. tice prevail because then the the pealing of bells over Vati- the one hand, and the per- coordination of efforts." Earlier, the "cha-ri-ty" slo- can Radio, heralding the Pope's verse activities, on the other workers can come to the state "This love, whose fruit is in gan swelled when Jose Igna- address. The address was car- hand, of those working furious- "All this fills us with sincere : seeking help against injustices. concord and union in thought, cio Lasaga delivered the main ried over all the nation's radio ly against the Church — some joy," he said. will bind social peace." address on church social doc- But when the state is the su- and television stations. erring blindly, others because of bad faith — brings upon Speaking on charity, the Pope In his address, Bishop Mar- trine, in which he said: preme manager of all the citi- Archbishop Diaz y Cia also us Catholics the obligation in declared: zens there is no "way to appeal tin y Villaverde said the con- "Religion is not the opium preached at the Mass, citing conscience of working in unity "The face of the world could gress was "necessary to show of the people which allegedly against the absolute dictator- three aspects of charity: so- and under a hierarchical, effi- change if true charity were to we preach the Kingdom of teaches resignation to injustice ship." cial justice, brotherhood and cient plan." reign. The charity of the Chris- God and plant love, preach the in a poor exchange for eternal 'SOCIAL JUSTICE' love of country. tian is united in sympathy with word of God and promote jus- life. In his radio address to the tice and charity." He added: When Mr. Lasaga said "we Bishops and lay leaders here convention Pope John recalled his neighbor's sorrow, to the LIVING GOD'S LAW do not want a totalitarian state," stressed the nonpolitical sig- the difficult times through which sufferings of the needy, seeking "Against the law of the "On the contrary, the Church the crowd cheered, "No.1* he nificance of the convention. Cuba recently passed* happiness for himself and his strongest we preach charity, teaches that society must fol- cried, "Social justice," there " ° of the many pilgrims who neighbor, his salvation as well against class hatred we preach low the moral law of justice was a response of "Yes." ^d the convention were "Grievous events, still not as his neighbor's. It is the char- Christian fraternity." and charity and that the only givci ging in private homes, very far past, prompted you to ity of the Christian man con- way to Heaven is by living Youth leader Mateo Jover public- and parish schools and gather before the altar in order vinced that his wealth has a The Bishop said that "when God's law and respecting our spoke to the crowd on love of in various trade union build- to strengthen your unity in social function, and that it is his charity infuses justice, then we brothers' rights and doing good. country and condemned ultra- ings. faith, hope and charity." He duty ... to give what is have peace in society. But when nationalism by saying: added: above his own needs to those de- justice loses love and righteous "Hear, all Cubans, clearly BRING 'NEW DAWN' "People have a right to All members of Cuba's hier- handle their own destinies archy joined in the procession and defend sovereignty. We except Archbishop Serantes, who Religion Part Of Cubans' Nature' - Castro cannot condone injustices and has a foot ailment. Members colonial imperialism. But peo- of the diplomatic corps joined HAVANA (NO — Religion is ated, spoke on religion at great- humble. Such doctrine cannot three centuries ago by three ple must respect the dignity Archbishop Luigi Centoz, Apos- part of the very nature of the er length than he has since attract the devotion of the pow- fishermen off the Cuban coast, and rights of other nations." tolic Nuncio to Cuba, and other Cuban people, Premier Fidel coming into power last Jan. 1. erful and selfish exploiters of .Mr. Castro said: "By the way, dignitaries on a special platform. He said that real love of coun- Castro declared at a rally of un- the poor." He added that there was one Negro among the During the procession the faith- Despite the fact that the try would allow neither "ex- exploiters are trying to use re- fishermen — a lesson for hypoc- ful recited the Rosary and sang iversity students here. bishops and organizers of the treme magnification of the in- ligion to oppose the Cuban rev- rites who strike their chest in hymns. The rally honored eight Catholic congress had stressed church and uphold discrimina- dividual" nor "totalitarian mag- olution. nification of the state." At the Civic Plaza the statue young students who were exe- its nonpolitical nature, Pre- tion elsewhere. of Our Lady was welcomed cuted in 1871, early in Cuba's mier Castro said that "t h e "They are trying to harm When Mr. Jover ended his with "vivas" to a free Christ- struggle for independence tens of thousands of people traditional religious sentiment Castro said Christ looked for address with a call: "We ian Cuba. The crowd recited from Spain. In his speech, gathering there (at the Plaza and devotion of our people to- 12 humble fishermen to start the want a Christian Cuba," the ... vocation asking God to Castro dealt with a wide range Civica) will be praying for ward Our Lady of Charity, the Church, not the powerful. He audience spontaneously sang "h. ,.g calm to our souls as of topics, from the Cuban rev- Cuba and for the revolution- Virgin of Sierra Maestra and added: "On the streets, hun- the nation's national anthem. You placated the waves. Bring olution and its ideals and ene- ary laws." of all Cubans — the devotion dreds of people have come to us a new dawn. Give our land mies to economics, schools born of the faith of humble me to give me religious images Anna Lucas Azcona, in her the blessing of remaining loy- and religion. Premier Castro blasted large fishermen, never of the rich and wish me blessings and this / address, dealt with charity and al to Christ's teachings." land-holders and society matrons and powerful." is part of the nature of our brotherhood and restated the He spoke on the eve of the "who cannot understand the people. It is only just and prop- doctrine of love of neighbors. They also prayed to God to national Catholic convention deep human and fair sense of Referring to the tradition that er, that the noblest human senti- She said this doctrine should deliver them from "atheism and and, apparently affected by the Christian doctrine groups the image of Our Lady of Char- ments are embraced in re- apply to all including Negroes, materialism, from hate and re- popular enthusiasm it has cre- preaching in defense of the ity of Cobre was discovered ligion." enemies, dissenters. December 4, 1959 THE VOfCf Miami, Fla. 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Star Turkey to mama and papa Rogers, Mona and Steve slyly add a Friday - Saturday 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Closed Sundays box or two of their favorite "goodies" — just in case Santa is hungry when he makes- his yearly visit. ES PHOTOS by KEN TWADDELL IE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 2t Sparkling Baby Portraits U.S. Flour For Victims by LOU BUZONE Of Typhoon In Korea speedlights and air conditioning assure SEOUL, Korea (NO — Five comfort and quality. million pounds of flour have been allocated to the victims of typhoon Sarah by the worldwide relief agency of the U. S. Cath- olic Bishops. Custom Photography 720 N.W. 75th ST. 1)1 4 - A total of 500,000 people will RESIDENTIAL STUDIO KL I' receive the flour on the basis member St. Mary's of "need not creed." THARIN REALTY INSURANCE SERVICE SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach Phone TE 2-5176 250 Royal Palm Way — PALM BEACH Phone TE 2-6244 HaUnntag PHONE SECOND MONTHLY day of recollection for priests in the Vianney Minor Seminary. More than 40 members of the clergy Miami Diocese was held on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at St. John attended conferences conducted by Father Harold A. Gaudin, S.J. MIAMI FRanklin 9-6562 Catholic Encyclopedia JOHN —«. JAMES Fr. Sweeney Father De Grandis Named MONROE HOTELS • RESTAURANTS • INSTITUTIONS McGUIRE Editor Appointed Appointed Assistant At Holy Redeemer WASHINGTON (NO — Msgr. Father Robert DeGrandis, Md., the Society is now repre- William J. McDonald, rector of S.S.J., ordained to the priest- sented in Louisiana, Texas and the Catholic University of Amer- hood June 6 in the National Gesu Pastor Florida as well as other sec- ica, has been named editor in Shrine of the Immaculate Con- tions of the country. Father John A. Sweeney, S.J., ception, has been appointed chief of the new Catholic En- a member of the Southern Jesuit assistant pastor of Holy Re- cyclopedia. Mission Band, has been appoint- deemer parish. "ERMANENT Only .. 10.00 ed pastor of the Gesu parish, Francis Cardinal Spellman, $150? Prior to ordination, Father De- chairman of the board of trus- Miami, and Father Harold A. Grandis completed his high Gaudin, S.J., Gesu pastor since tees of the Catholic University school education in Lowell, also named Msgr. John H. Har- 1953, has been named director Mass, and attended preparatory rington, of St. Joseph's Semi- (Djudvi&A+ Salon* of the Monserrat House of Re- college at Newburgh, N.Y. He treats at Dallas Lake, Texas. "For The Ladies Who Care" took theological studies in *" nary, Yonkers, N.Y., managing editor of the encyclopedia, and A farewell party for Father Washington. 14025 W. DIXIE HIGHWAY PL 1-2011 Dr. Martin R. P. McGuire, sec- Gaudin and reception for Neighboring Holy Family, St. James, St. Mary's Priests of the Society of St. retary of the editorial commit- Father Sweeney will be held Joseph serve in more than 135 tee. LILLIAN PAYETTE. Owner this evening at 8 p.m. in the parishes and missions of the Hairstyling • Hair Coloring • Permanents Gesu Center, 118 N.E. Second V.SJ devoting themselves en- According to present plans, St. tirely to the spiritual care of the encyclopedia will be kept up Negroes. Last year the Josephite A native of Pottstown, Pa., to date by a program of con- Fathers baptized more than Father Sweeney entered the So- tinuing revision of the main 3,000 converts. YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN ciety of Jesus in 1931. He studied work and by the publication of annual yearbooks. Years ago, practically all that a prescription could at St. Louis University and Founded in 1872 at Baltimore, Father Robert DeGrandis do was to alleviate the patient's pain and make was a member of the faculty him a little more comfortable — while nature did at Spring Hill College, Mobile, Largest Pittsburgh a slow job of curing the ailment. But today's Ala., from 1939 to 1941. He at- Diocese Seeks To Aid Deaf tended St. Mary's College, St. prescription, containing wonder drugs com- An investigation to deter- John the Apostle Church in High School Opened Mary, Kansas, and was ordain- pletely unknown years ago, cures the ail- mine the number of deaf- PITTSBURGH (NO — Cane- ed to the priesthood on June Hialeah, is in charge of the ment in hours, not weeks . . . keeps the mutes in the Diocese of Mi- vin High School, largest addi- 21, 1944. program and urges every patient out of the hospital or gets ami with the intention of tion to the school system of the him out after only a few days . . . deaf-mute in the diocese to N Having completed theolog- providing for their spiritual . Diocese of Pittsburgh, has been and puts him back on his feet care began this week. send him his name and ad- dedicated by Bishop John J. in a hurry. That's why we say: ical studies at the Shrine of the North American Martyrs, Father Laurence J. Con- dress on a postcard as soon Wright. . The $2,500,000 school Auriesville, N. Y. Father way, assistant pastor at St. as possible. has accommodations for 2,200 HARTLEY'S Sweeney was president of the boys and girls. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Jesuit High School in Dallas, 640 N.E. 79th St. PL 4-4135 CHAHLES J DOC HARTLEY Tex. from 1950 to 1953 after which he returned to Spring Hill College as Student Coun- <--•„ ? *• selor. »• \ Since 1956 as a member of the RECIPROCITY. . mission band he has been en- gaged in preaching missions, weeks of reparation, novenas The firms and individuals who place advertis- and retreats. ing in the columns of The Voice justifiably < Former president of Loyola University, New Orleans, Fath- expect that — being well established firms er Gaudin entered the Society with good business practices — they will merit of Jesus in 1917 and was or- dained to the priesthood in 1930. the support of our readers. This is reciprocity . . . the mutual dependence of advertisers U.S. Chaplains To Help At Eucharistic Rally upon our subscribers, and The Voice upon MUNICH, Germany (NO — our advertisers. Father (Col.) John K. Connelly has been named American mil- itary representative for the In- ternational Eucharistic Con- Say: "J saw it. in The VOICE" . . . or gress to be held here next year. let the advertiser KNOW you saw his Father Connelly has asked Catholic chaplains stationed ad by responding with a phone call or by here to act as interpreters and clipping coupons when they appear. escorts for U. S. Church digni- NEARING COMPLETION is the new faculty Located just north of the seminary, the build- taries who will attend the con- residence for Vincentian Fathers staffing the ing will provide quarters and facilities for ten gress. St. John Vianney Minor Seminary in Miami. priests including 10 bedrooms and chapel. Page 22, THE VOICE Miami, Fla. 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She is an elem- Jamaica. An officer of her class entary education major. for the past three years, she is a talented dancer and writer. A graduate of St. Theresa Cleaners of Fine Wearing Apparel "THATS US." exclaims Mrs. James B. Stewart, looking at a miniatnre replica of the recent See the amazing new president of Villa Maria Auxiliary as Mrs. luncheon and installation meeting designed by selection of plug-in Fashion Jay A. Weber and Mrs. J. Lee Cuddy join ber in Mrs. Florence Smith, chairman of ceremonies. gifts at your electri- cal appliance dealer. Cleaners Select yours now. PLANT AND OFFICE Mrs. Stewart Installed Book Group sets 2327 West Broward Blvd. Lauderdale Parley - Forf Lauderdale, Florida By Villa Maria Unit FORT LAUDERDALE — Mrs. Louis B. Fulmer will present Art Nomina Tom Harber Mrs. James B. Stewart of St. ria Home for the Aged in North the First Friday book review FLORIDA POWER I LIGHT CO. PHONE LU 3-8225 Rose of Lima parish has been Miami. for members of St. Anthony's installed as president of Villa Annual card party sponsored Catholic Women's Club at 11 Maria Auxiliary. by the organization will be held a.m. today in the home of Mrs. \ Large, premium quality today at the Miami Shores Nancy Harrington, 1100 N.E. *»••»#»•••••••••••••••• cultured pearls, accented Mrs. Jay A. Weber also in- Country Club. Third St. stalled Mrs. J. Lee Cuddy, with white Austrian crystals. Christmas gifts for patients at Little Flower parish, Coral Organized eight years ago South Florida Mental Hospital Mounted in untarnishable Gables; Mrs. Fred Powell, to provide supplementary aid 14Kt. white gold overlay for residents at Villa Maria, were collected during the Little Flower parish, Holly- monthly meeting and Christmas settings. wood and Mrs. Mae E. Dun- the women's auxiliary has al- ready donated a modern in- party of the organization held These are really exquisite! lap, St. Michael the Archan- firmary, sprinkling system, on Tuesday. Pendant $17.50 plus tax gel parish, vice-presidents; Earrings $15.00 plus fax public address system, 300- Mrs. Mary B. Lemahan, St. book library, lounge chairs, In fins leatherette gift cases. Michael the Archangel parish, Mosher To Spedk portable radios, Wurlitzer or- 7 recording secretary nad Mrs. gan, piano, movie projector At 'Father's Night STIGEMAN Arthur Kopp, treasurer. and various appointments for the Villa Maria chapel. "Up to the Minute Sports" Mrs. Florence Smith was will be discussed by Clure Mo- Jeweler In addition to sponsoring an 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. chairman of the installation sher during a special Fathers Coral Gables, Florida luncheon held at the Villa Ma- annual Christmas party with in- Night program sponsored by dividual gifts for residents, em- members of St. Patrick's Moth- ployes and the Sisters of Bon ers Club. Secours who staff the home for the aged, members of the or- The Choraliers of the school PAGff/G hardware - jKijntsf ganization also provide birthday under the direction of Sister roof trusisies*it remembrances for residents, Alma Christa, O.P. will also be annual pantry shower at heard during the meeting which Thanksgiving and special enter- will be held at 8 p.m. on Tues- Convenient tainment and gifts for other holi- day," Dec. 8 in the parish club- Locations days. rooms. Mrs. Frank Schiola and moth- ers of high school students Wnl FORT LAUDERDALE ACADEMY be hostesses. OF THE WILTON MANORS Pa. Prisoners Adopt DELRAY BEACH ASSUMPTION Korea Polio Victim 15T7 Bricketl Are. "Pacific Helped Me With My Home Fixin' and Patchin' SEOUL, Korea (NO — The FR 9-3323 • Miomi, Florida U.S. information Agency here has made a film of Pascal Kim, RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL six-year-old polio victim who FOR GIRLS was ad .pted by members of the Holy Name Society of Rockville Elementary and Secondary Prison in Bellefonte, Pa. COLLEGE PREPARATORY CLAIRE OF MIAMI********-! AND GENERAL COURSES •:• Haute Couture ORIGINAL • Conducted by • FASHIONS THE RELIGIOUS OF THE By Appointment ASSUMPTION i SLIM DOWN AT HOME * 322 NE 108 St. — PL 1-7658 • You can trim inches from tummy, hips. I legs with the Stauffer Home Reducing WT%HDIVISION • • Plan of effortless exercise and calorie I reduction And you can do it at home r^FLORiDA-FOREMdST If-oiForr more information CAIL DAIRIES FR 4-2621 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF •••••••••••••••••••••• 11047 N.E. 6th Avenue, Miami 38, Florida FRANK HOLT, Manager >•*• 34 THf VOfCT "^^^rV^^H^V^rWy? ,L9 WV 4, 1959 •t'f- N . >rv'•• •••" i" v )V I St,-Helen Parish 15 Past-Presidents Honored P|VERansODevotio BEACH — A Dany of 3705 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD, MIAMI 37, FLORIDA Recollection for women o£ St. THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF LIGHTING FIXTURES Helen's parish will be observed AND LAMPS FOR RESIDENTIAL AND on Monday, Dec. 7. BFifteeyn pasSociett presidents of the y Of Little Flower INSTITUTIONAL USE CD 4 Little Flower Society in Coral Father Hubert Sweeney, C.P. Gables will be honored during will conduct the conferences a tea from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on which will begin following 8 Sunday, Dec. 6 at the parish o'clock Mass. Breakfast and rectory, 1270 Anastasia Ave. luncheon for those attending will be served by members of St. Past officers who will be Helen's Men's Club. Two morn- ^onored are: Mrs. W. A. ing conferences and two ses- Drrimmond, Mrs. David J. sions in the afternoon will be Heffernan, Mrs. Catherine De- followed by Benediction at 3 twiler, Mrs. Denis V. Renuart, p.m. Mrs. B. C. LaPointe, Mrs. F. Boyd Taylor, Mrs. George Father John F. McKeown, pas- Cummings, Mrs. S. A. Shika- tor of St. Helen's parish, is in ny, Mrs. Cyril Haas, Mrs. J. charge of arrangements and H. Houghton, Mrs. George reservations for the retreat QRAN Frank, Mrs. M. H. Clarkson, should be made at the rectory. Mrs. Walter Scanlon, Mrs. A. J. Foisy and Mrs. Michael BLOSSOM Angino. EUROPE -1960 Although ladies -of the parish FR 3-7447 had worked untiringly since $ 00 1926, when the Little Flower 30 S& f145 parish was created, in raising ALL-INCLUSIVE SQUEEZED DAILY" Miami to Miami! funds, promoting Catholic spirit Including: FROM FRESH in the community and providing FIRST PRESIDENT of the Little Flower Society, Coral Gables, vestments and flowers for the Mrs. W. A. Drummond, at left, explains to Mrs. James Boyle FLORIDA ORANGES ,ar, the organization was not Eucharisfic Congress the early history of the organization which will honor its past normally founded until January and Catholic Shrines 16, 1933. presidents during an annual tea on Sunday at the rectory. FLORIDA JUICE At that time, Msgr. Thomas E. Comber, founding pastor, 2700 N.W. 2 AVE. presided at an organizational CDA Urges Metro Courts MIAMI, FLORIDA meeting of 35 women and ap- Personally pointed Mrs. W. A. Drummond Escorted as first president. To Adopt Blood Tines' Plan by ... Aims of the society, .as out- DICK 4 lined by the pastor, included A program to interest Dade give more blood, Judge Sap- an increase in the spiritual County's Metro Courts in adopt- erstein "said. DENMORE excellence of its members; as- ing a "blood for charity" fund sistance in furnishing the In Miami Beach administra- Leaves Miami means of adornment of the is being sponsored by mem- tive costs of the blood for char- church altars and cooperation bers of Court Miami 262, Catho- ity plan is carried by the Mi- July 15th, I960 with parish projects. lic Daughters of America. ami Beach Police Department, Lodge 8, Fraternal Order of AIR FRANCE JE± During the past 26 years the The Court's legislation Police. TO PARIS! Little Flower Society, of which chairman, Mrs. Harold A. Mrs. James Boyle is now pres- Write, Phone or Visit Symons, several times win- ident, has sponsored many and BEAUTY UNIVERSAL varied activities to provide vest- ner of the Carol Lane Safety SALON ments, altar linens, vases, can- award, is in charge of the 1420 S.E. Miami Road TOURS dles, candlesticks, altar wines, project adopted first in Mi- Fort Lauderdale, Florida 2703 Biscayne, Miami 37 PLATING p n surplices and cassocks for altar ami Beach Municipal Court MARY fANNUCCI ,. 5<>1 «, Proprietress JA 3-4332 Phone FR 4-7659 boys and flowers for the altars where traffic offenders are INC. of Little Flower Church. asked to donate a pint of GIBBS From the original organiza- blood in lieu of a fine. tion, the Rosary Circle, Home 757 N.W. 62nd St. - Miami, Fla. and School Association, Altar According to Miami Beach ro Sewing Circle and-Social Cir- Judge Albert Saperstein, some KING SLA flip Phone PL 1-8504 and"""" DELIVER"Y cle, have all been formed. As 150 pints of blood have been membership increased in the Little Flower Society, the collected on a purely volun- JCL highly AvJJbddbuL AaJbdwhwiv group has sponsored study tary basis since the court fund Approx. V*»Vi & 1 acre Homesites clubs, assisted in community was established last July. By entrance 8/10 mile west of • *und raising projects, and par- providing free blood for wel- DELRAY BEACH COUNTRY CLUB POLISHING dpated in classes for first fare cases, the plan saves the aid, home nursing and civil city expenditures for that pur- See Your Broker defense. They have also pro- vided leaders for Girl Scout pose, the jurist stated. or Call CR 6-5989 PLATING troops and promoted interest He also pointed out that F. A. Kingsley P.O. Box 1535 in state and national legisla- giving blood proves a lesson Resident Manager Delray Beach, Fla. tion affecting spiritual and in traffic safety, impressing SPRAYING moral interests of the people offenders with waste of it on at large. the highways. -It also stresses Mrs. Paul Brick is in charge the need for reserve blood of arrangements for the tea as- and some have returned to sisted by Mrs. Herbert McNich- FOR MORE ol and Mrs. Frank Sherry. Coral Gables Unit HOUSEPOWER Gesu Guild To Hold Schedules Benefit ECCLESIASTICAL PLATING Annual card party sponsored at your fingertips with Games Party, Dec. 7 by members of the Home and ALL METALS — ALL FINISHES A games party sponsored by School Association of St. Ther- Our Lady of Lourdes Guild of esa School, Coral Gables, will SAFE ELECTRICAL WIRING he Gesu parish will begin at 8 begin at 8 p.m. on Thursday, ALL TYPES OF PLATING FOR p.m., Monday, Dec. 7 in the Dec. 10 in the Coral Gables CALL HI 8-6576 Gesu Art Center, 118 N.E. Sec- Women's Club, 1001 E. Ponce de CHURCHES — CLUBS — SCHOOLS ond St. Leon Blvd. BRANCHES/ KEY WEST • ST. PETERSBURG I = I HOME and INDUSTRY , Those attending the benefit, Mrs. Edward Stevenson is proceeds from which will be do- general chairman. R e s e r v a- SCHOOL and VALUED TROPHIES nated to the air-conditioning tions may be made by call- 4012 ESTANCIA fund, are requested to bring ing Mrs. Charles Stewart at CORAL GABLES their own cards. ; MO 7-1980. December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Soe i of* 1 rv Nap I esCatholics Cat\ Change St. Sebastian Club Society, Cardinal Says j Announces Program Will Xid Parish WORCESTER, Mass. (NO-:. If the 40 million tLS. Catholics FORT LAUDERDALE — A NAPLES — St. Ann's parish could be inspired in a real and program of activities has been building fund will benefit from not merely in an emotional way announced by the newly formed by the ideals of Catholic educa- proceeds derived at a Tupper- Council of Catholic Women in St. ware party on Friday, Dec. 11 tion, the face of U.S. society would change, Richard Cardinal Sebastian parish. at the home of Mrs. Joseph L. Gushing said. Mallard, 241-14th Ave., South. A Christmas luncheon and In • explaining the need for card party will be held on Mrs. Mallard and Mrs. Fred God in religion, the Archbishop Thursday, Dec. 10 at the Reef, J. Mangold, publicity chairmen, of Boston said: "His altars and with Mrs. Michael A. DePadro His pulpits must not be prosti- have extended an invitation to and Mrs. Eugene Lyon in charge tuted to compromise with natur- 'parishioners and friends to at- of arrangements. tend the party at 8 p.m. alistic doctrine and easy-going morals." Plans are being discussed for an evening party on Jan. 21 arid Villa Group To Meet a luncheon and fashion show are let FIRST FEDERAL A Covered dish luncheon for scheduled to be held Feb. 18. help you members of St. Joseph Villa Mrs. Philip Avery, president, Auxiliary will be held on Thurs-' Buy... Build... recently announced the following day, Dec. 10 at noon in the appointments of standing com' Refinance Villa, 3290 NW Seventh St. mittee chairmen: Mrs. Ward The FIRST FEDERAL OF A business meeting will follow. McCarron, membership; Mrs. MIAMI has ample funds avail- Louis E. McCauley, altar; Mrs. able to make sound first T. J. McLay, sick; Mrs. Charles PEDIATRIC WARD of St. Mary Hospital, West Saturday, Dec. 12 at the Hotel Biltmore. Shown mortgage loans to responsi- Bowen, telephone and Mrs. Ed- Palm Beach, will be air-conditioned with pro- are Mrs. Emrnett Kelly, auxiliary president; ble people to help buy, build JIM ward H. Cary, publicity. ceeds derived from a Holly Ball which will be Bobby Head, a patient; Sister Clementine, or refinance homes and apart- sponsored by members of the hospital auxiliary. O.S.F., and Mrs. John Callahan, chairman. ments in Dade and Broward St. Clement Women Counties. I'HARAV We offer you a mortgage Sisters To SeH At Our House loan tailored to your require- Plan Holiday Fete Alaska Hospital ments and to your pocket- FORT LAUDERDALE — A FAIRBANKS, Alaska; (NC) — I ; book. Learn for yourself holiday card party on Thurs- why more families have their City council is considering an of- lVllly * Retirement Income and ady, Dec. 10 at the Fort Lau- fer from the Sisters of Provi- homes financed with us than derdale Women's Club is sched- LI with any other Florida finan- Annuities dence in Seattle to sell St. Jo- T/-N If I uled by members of St. Clem- seph's Hospital to the city. I O U I O It! cial institution. Ask a mort- ent's parish. gage officer at any one of our * Mortgage Protection A letter to the council from By MARY TINLEY DAL\Yj 6Higt h Ubloo Sd pressure may set in five convenient offices to Mrs. Walter Kovaz and Mrs. Mother Joseph, Provincial Su- at this stage of life — ulcers? explain the many advantages Stephen Yasko are co-chairmen perior, said the hospital had not One of the most dismaying * Educational Plan experiences, perhaps, for a There's still enough time to tell of a FIRST FEDERAL mort- of arrangements for the benefit been remunerated adequately the program chairman so she gage loan. somewhat shy person is "mak- which will begin at 8 p.m. and by the city or the state for care may get another speaker. * Hospital and Surgical feature Bridge, Canasta and of patients placed by them in ing a speech." A JOYFUL REACTION DOWNTOWN • 100 NE 1st Ave. Rummy. the institution, and the hospital Protection Like hanging, you never get One week ahead, blood pres- CORAIWAY • 2750 SW 22nd St. is "now at the end of its re- used to it — at least not in one sure seems stable, ulcers have KENDALL • 8727 S. Dixie Hwy. Committee chairmen include sources." lifetime. Miss Patricia Mudd, Mrs. John not manifested themselves, UTTLE RIVER • 8380 NE 2nd Ave. GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE limbs remain intact. This situa- NORTH MIAMI • 900 NE 125th St. Findlan and Mrs. William Inevitably as night following 'Best Little Girl' day, dishes following dinner, tion should, in the normal course FREE PARKING INSURANCE COMPANY Murphy, tickets; Mrs. Eugene Janice and Mrs. Edward Moses, Gets Medal In Rome when one writes, one is auto- of human events, cause a joyful 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. matically asked to speak. (Or, reaction. Not so to the proposed FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS decorations; Mrs. Guy Calva- ROME (NO — Grazia Lupin- MIAMI 38, FLORIDA if not, to recommend some- "speaker." and Loan Association of Miami rese and Mrs. John McCarthy, etti is the best little girl in all PLaza 9-6678 awards; Mrs. Marco Pangallo one who will!) Italy. The day is nearing, like the and Mrs. Gerard P. Ganter and As a general rule, articulate- onset of a dread dental ap- Mrs. Edward Bury, refresh- It was so decided by a jury ness behind a typewriter con- pointment. Audience will be * YOUR INCOME TAX * ments. of wise and prudent men, and notes ability to communicate assembled, thanks to the badg- SINCE Grazia, dark eyes shining, re- person to person. Person to per- ering of publicity chairman 1933 J E.'MARQUA Tickets may be obtained by ceived her award from the son is one thing: person to an and the telephone committee. FEDERAL TAX CONSULTANT AND REALTOR calling Mrs. Findlan at Mayor of Rome himself. assemblage is quite another. "We've got to get at least a JA 4-6463 or Mrs. Murphy at THE DREADED DAY MIAMI REAL ESTATE MART The award and reward (a decent crowd out to hear this PHONE PL 9-0563 JA 2-7094. Bolstered up by the Head of gold medal, a certificate and woman," club members are r the House, the author of this $320) was Italy's way of thank- told. "She's driving 10 miles column has said "yes" to speak- ing her for four years of daily to talk to us. Please, girls!" GOOD ONLY THRU visits to her ex-teacher, who ing engagements. "If you can SPECIAL OFFER DECEMBER 12, 1959 lay paralyzed in a hospital. write, you can speak" he in- A few days before the day, sists, carrying on the fallacy. the program chairman calls up. One doesn't like to talk back MANUFACTURERS' CLOSEOUT MIAMI'S Catholics Win Seats (Shucks, she hasn't forgotten) BIGGEST, to a good husband, but the "Our group is looking forward of SCHOOL UNIFORMS Best Located In Philippine Senate speaking business is traumat- to hearing your message," , at Exceptional Price Reduction HOTEL . . . MANILA (NO —. All eight ic. Perhaps the writing never says graciously. seats in the Senate were won should have started in (he See Our Large Table of Slightly- by Catholics in the recent elec- first place? "Message!" You wonder what tion in the Phillippines. • - message you possibly could Soited BOYS' and GIRLS' White When an invitation to speak have ... So into the silences WE RENT comes a long time ahead — say you go to assemble said speech. SHIRTS and BLOUSES six months — the immediate stage fright is far, far off and Rationalizing the thing, you Limited LONG. OR SHORT TERM " Monogrommed you accept gladly. Anything put yourself in the listener's Time Pockets Available BEST RENTAL position and think, "What Only . . , could happen in the meantime. at 25c each. ;•'.'' JA 4-a 3S1 ' would I like to hear if I'd 1211 N. E. '4TH AVENUE It never seems to. FDRT LAUDERDALE, FL.A. A month away, that speech is. promised to 'show up and • NO-IRON DACRONS swell the crowd' — if I'd rushed the kids through din- SKIRTS and JUMPERS Superb facilities for luncheons, ner, set them at their home- dinners, meetings and events. work, told them I'd look it Non-monogrammed ... All brand new Convenient to everything. Com- over after I got home, then — famoufam ous^-s ^ put on heels, earrings and lip- stock— Not all sizes in every color. Look pletely air conditioned. stick, kissed my husband : The "MAC" COFFEE HOUSE BUSCHB good-bye and.told him I'd be at this SAVINGS. ... $ *j 99 i Open Every Day • 7 a.m. ta 10 p.m. home early?" .;•.--;,,:-.• - • each "" -fa* Seafood Ray Watson Well, as a listener, I'd want General Manager on the ocean - AIA B0YNT0N BEACH. FLA. to hear something: One little •^••••1 PHILIP PHILLIPS nubbin of inspiration, or a laugh. If the speaker were a writer -of OPEN DAILY 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. a family column, I'd want to 3814 S.W. 8th St. - HI 4-1922 - CORAL GABLES SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 10 P.M. know her ideas of family life. OPEN 10 A.M. — 6 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. Most of all, I'd want the lines FLAOLER ST. AT BISCAVNB SLVO. CLOSED WEDNESDAY SPECIALISTS IN SCHOOL APPAREL Telephone: FRanklin 4-6151 of communication open be- ON A1A SOUTH OF BOYNTON BEACH tween us. Page. 26 THE VOICE Miami, Ha. Dexetnbfer 4, *9S9 Answer To Unhappy Home Life? By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. What is a girl of 19 to do when her Dad forbids her to have dates? He insists I have to be "engaged" before going out with anyone. I wasn't allowed to attend any social IN THE 12th CENTURY, functions during high school, and though I was an honor Alfonso VII, King of Leon, student and wanted to go to college, he forbade that. He Castile and Calicia success- \ even objects if I go swimming or to the movies with other fully drove the Moors from Open Daily and Sunday ^girls. Sometimes I wish I were married so that I could his kingdom. In gratitude to God, he founded, in 1141, ' 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. get away from his clutches. Please help me. the MONASTERIO de SAN Guided Tours in English BERNARDO de SACRA- and Spanish • * * MENIA in an isolated valley You're caught in a very difficult situation, Alice, and I'm in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian not sure that it will be modified without rather drastic action. Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten until 1925 when discovered and purchased by Wm. Randolph Your father is either a very sick or a very ignorant man. Hearst. Disassembled and shipped to America, this Roman- Since he pays no attention to what your mother says and refuses esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. to discuss the matter with\your pastor, it's not likely that he Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a will listen to anybody. You'll simply have to take things into New York warehouse until 1951 when tie Monastery was pur- chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida your own hands and work out a solution yourself. 'where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all its In other words, I am suggesting that you make plans majestic, medieval splendor. to leave home. This is a drastic solution, but the situation seems to demand it. You now have a job and can support BRING YOUR CAMERA yourself. Isn't it possible to find a place to board in a good home, perhaps, with a relative or friend? One Block West of Of course your father will be 'indignant about this and Biscayne Boulevard at 167th Street *~ill probably threaten to disown you, etc., etc., but he hasn't S or K Miami Beach bus connects with Houlover Beach bus. been treating you as a real father up to now so you don't direct to entrance. stand to lose much. A Short-Sighted Solution CHILDREN ADULTS The reason I'm taking this stand is primarily your own 6 to 12... 75c $1.25 statement about getting married in order to escape his clutches. This would be a short - sighted, tragically inept solution, though regrettable and unfortunate, but it would he foolish to remain my experience in marriage counseling indicated that other girls in it until it was too late for you to make the change or caught in similar situations have tried it to their lasting regret. sheer desperation drives you to attempt to escape through a At your age you do have a right to enjoy some social life. hasty, ill-advised marriage. Since our society requires -that young people select their Of course it will take considerable courage and perseverance own marriage mates, you should have an opportunity to meet to make the move, Alice. Up to now you have been surprisingly other young men and women socially and thus be, given a docile and obedient, so it may take sbme effort to become wholly chance to develop the type of friendship that may lead to independent. Nevertheless, you have to take the step sometime if marriage. you hope to lead a normal life. There is some danger that if you postpone your entrance One final word of advice. Try to carry out your plans into normal social life much longer, you will either become as calmly and quietly as possible. Nothing is to be gained by too shy to attempt it at all, or you may imagine you're in love dragging the affair out through numerous scenes of quarreling with the first young man you have an opportunity to date. and recrimination. An Obligation To Obey? Whatever happens, don't carry any malice in your heart. Re- member, it is the essential mark of the Christian to forgive and What about your obligation to reverence and obey your par- forget. Do what you have to do because you feel that you must, ents? This is a serious obligation and not to be put aside thought- but leave the judging of others' up to God. lessly or without adequate reasons. How does it apply to your situation? Well, in the. first place, Alice, one of your parents, your mother, agrees that you are not receiving proper treatment. Though she would probably not be happy to see you have to leave home, it seems to me that she would have to admit this is the best course of, action under the circumstances. What about your father? Clearly his attitude and action are irrational and unjustified. He did not allow you to attend any NICE SELECTION! "ocial functions during high school; he would not permit you to > to college in order to become a teacher; although you are now old enough to have a full time job, he refuses to allow you to have dates; he objects when you go swimming or to the movies with other girjs — what does he want? At the very minimum, this pattern indicates he ha& the wrong conception of parental authority. Have Only Temporary Authority Parents have only a temporary, delegated authority over their immature children. It is granted them for "the good of their children and is consequently limited by this purpose. Parental DEALS authority ceases when children become mature, though they ob- vipusly owe their parents love and reverence throughout life. T>he (Beit Ckriitmai Ql(t... Hence in leaving home you will not be acting contrary BECAUSE IT TELLS THE STORY OF CHRIST'S BIRTH to the legitimate authority of your father. The situation is lack tide of this new album has 24 full color pictures. Each of the 48 pictures is 2" wide. You enjoy them as you listen to the half-hour story, dramatized with beautiful background music on a 12" RCA 1 33 rpm record. cdwcuiA Groups Plan Riviera Tarty Only $4.95. Three or more, $4.50 each. No extra charge for mailing to your gift list. • RIVIERA BEACH — Organi- parish, said the main purpose of A gift card with your name will be enclosed. zations of St. Francis of Assisi the meeting is for "all parish- ioners to get acquainted, not parish will sponsor a "get ac- Catechetical Guild, 260 Summit Ave., St. Paul 2, Minn. only with each other," but with quainted" party for all members their new parish preists. for t encfoied, mail Chritlmoi album(t) fa: of the parish at the Colonnades NAME- Hotel on Saturday, Dec. 12. Further information may be had from the Home And School ADDRESS- Father Leslie D. Cann, newly Association, Women's Guild or CITY _ZONE STATE- assigned assistant pastor to the the Holy Name Society. December 4/ 1959. THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 27 ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT 8133 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Flo. PL 8-9144 POULTRY JOAN MEADOWS FRYERS • FOWL • TURKEYS Food Editor It is highly possible, I think, 1 cup pecans, coarsely CORNISH GAMEHENS • DUCK that a good many of us may be- broken come saints not because of our 1 cup pineapple chunks, CAPONS • ICED AND cooking but in spite of it! FROZEN FANCY FOWLS well-drained Not too sweet, not too rich, 1 cup coconut, frozen, FRESH 'A' FLORIDA EGGS "Company Pound Cake" suits canned or freshly everyone's taste and you don't grated have fo be an experienced cook to expect a real suc- Section oranges and be sure CjOLD IClST POULTRY I ROWERS cess! This pound cake will all membrane is removed. Add 1-8513 surprise you when you discov- water. Add cheese and stir un- 4 pork chops 2181 N.W lOHi Ave. • FR 1-8508 well-drained pineapple chunks, er it is made from a new til smooth and well blended. Salt and pepper pecans (or walnuts) and coco- pound cake mix. The recipe Vz cup brown sugar (packed) uses 2 packages and is baked nut. Chill together for 1 hour. To serve, pour cheese sauce Vz cup chili sauce in. a tube pan! Slivered al- Serve in chilled sherbet glasses. into a shallow casserole and ar- 2 teaspoons dry mustard, monds stud the outside and If desired, top with a mara- range franks and onions on optional give the crust a tempting schino cherry. pick's iir sauce. Made Fresh Daily! look. Freshly grated orange Add water to limas, boil hard rind in the batter contributes Even during the holiday sea- A perennial favorite is this 2 minutes. Cover, let soak 1 Like genuine European Foods? Then superb flavor. Best of. all, the son, or perhaps because of the recipe for "Mrs. Jack's Beans." hour. Add half the garlic to why settle for "shipped in" delica- cake keeps moist for a long The mealy flavor of the large limas. Cover and simmer *'"•. time should there be any left holiday season, when most of cies? Try tempting taste treats from . . us are busy with preparations, lima beans combined with pork tender, about V-k hours. Add . A over. water if needed. Stir in salt last it is important that we main- chops in a piquant sauce make, "Company Pound Cake" is for a wonderful combination. half hour. Sprinkle pork chops The POLISH tain a good and balanced diet delicious served plain. It makes Easy to prepare and almost with salt and pepper. Brown in to support our added work load. SAUSAGE SHOPS a delightful accompaniment to failure-proof, this recipe is not a little fat. Put limas, brown fresh or canned fruit or ice When time is running short, a only very tempting to the ap- sugar,.chili sauce, mustard and cream, too. During the holidays ON THE TRAIL bowl of hot soup and a hearty petite but is also easy on the the remaining chopped garlic in you might serve it with "Am- 5801 S.W. 8th STREET • MO 7-9145 salad make a fine lunch or sup- a casserole. Rinse out pork chop brosia" or eggnog ice cream. budget. per. Let the salad be "Golden skillet with a little hot water; LITTLE RIVER You can buy almonds al- Gate Tuna Salad", with ripe MRS. JACK'S BEANS add to limas. Top with chops. Cover and bake in moderate 8084 N.E. 2nd AVENUE • PL 9-6522 ready slivered and blanched olives contributing rich flavor to 2% cups water in cans, or prepare your own. 1 cup large dry limas oven (350 F.) 1 hour. Uncover the fish mixture. GENUINE POLISH KIELBASA To prepare your own, place 1 large clove garlic and bake 1 hour longer. Makes KRAKOWSKA KNOCKWURST the shelled almonds in boiling 1 teaspoon salt a hearty good meal for 4. water for two or three min- GOLDEN PATE EISHEA BAUERNWURST TUNA SALAD HEADCHEESE SCHWEINSKAESE utes. You'll find they'll slice BLOOD TONGUE FLEISCHWURST much" easier that way. The % cup ripe olives Almond Growers tell us this HURKA SCHINKENWURST 1 (6%-7-ounce) can tuna UVERWURST year's \ crop is , colossal and WEISSEN UND prices are reasonable so you'll 2 tablespoons chopped COOKED SALAMI green pepper (^ INI:. HOT DOGS ROTEN PRESSACK be able (o enhance your holi- LARGE BOLOGNA WEISWURST day bakings generously this 2 teaspoons vinegar FRESH KIELBASA BRATWURST year with this delicious, Black pepper to 'taste uniquely flavored nut. 2 hard cooked eggs 2122 N.W. 7th AVE. FR 3-7637 MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. COMPANY POUND CAKE 1 cup chopped celery % cup mayonnaise SUPPLIERS OF QUALITY OPEN FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. Butter or margarine % teaspoon salt Meat — Poultry —. Frozen Food — Provisions 2 (1 pound, 1-ounce) to packages pound cake 2 teaspoons grated onion Schools — Hospitals — Cafeterias — Hotels mix SALA GREENS Restaurants — Clubs — Convents — Institutions 1 cup slivered almonds Cut olives into large pieces. 2 teaspoons grated orangp WHOLESALE rind Dice eggs. Flake tuna coarsely over olives and eggs: Add celery Butter 10-inch tube pan, and and green pepper. Blend mayon- sprinkle almonds on bottom and all around inside of pan. Pre- naise with vinegar, salt, pepper pare cake according to package and onion. Pour over salad mix- HOME OF THE directions for using 2 packages ture, and blend lightly. Serve cake mix. Stir in orange rind on crisp salad greens. Makes and spoon batter into tube pan. MUNCHY BRAND Bake in moderately-slow oven 3 to 4 servings. (325 degrees F.) about 1% * * * QUALITY FRESH AND . hours until cake tests done. Cool ZESTY FRANKS ALCONEj % hour before removing from IN CHEESE SAUCE pan. Turn gently onto wire rack FROZEN FRUITS AND VEG. and cool completely. -Makes 12 1 pound franks to 16 servings. % pound sharp Cheddar 5609 PL 9-3317 cheese, shredded PL 7-3897 * * * N.W. 7th AVE. % cup milk : Once you have given your family "Ambrosia" with "Com- Vz teaspoon Worcestershire pany Pound Cake" they will sauce probably second the motion Vs teaspoon cayenne whenever it is brought forth in Cocktail onions ACME 1 (IOV2 ounce) can cream of the future. In ancient mythology "Ambrosia" was supposed to be • chicken soup the substance, with nectar, Vz teaspoon dry mustard (op- which formed the food and tional) drink of the gods and made im- Vt cup catsup PRODUCE mortal those who partook of it. ITALIAN SAUSAGE • SPAGHETTI • OLIVE OIL PLANT 1 PLANT 2 Be thafr as it may, it is no Cut franks into 1-inch pieces. CHEESES 1 ALTON RD. 1167 NW 21 Terr. myth to think of this recipe for Stick cocktail onions and frank pieces on toothpicks. Make FINEST WESTERN MEATS • FROZEN FOODS JE 4-2129 FR 1-0505 "Ambrosia" to be highly pleas- Imported and Domestic WINES ing. cheese sauce by combining soup, milk, mutard, Worcester- and ITALIAN SPECIALTIES AMBROSIA shire sauce, catsup, and cayenne. 4 oranges, peeled and '• Heat over low heat or in top sectioned of double boiler. Set over hot Page 28 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 LIFE STORY OF MOTHfR SETON Elizabeth Founded First Parochial School In U.S. By ED STEIMER (Sixth and last part of a series, "The Life of Mother Seton") Before summer came in 1809, while Mrs. Seton, her three r1 ^lters and Cecilia O'Con- v were living in the house on Baltimore's Paca Street, three more young postulants had join- ed them there. Cecilia had learned about I f Mrs. Seton through Father WHITE HOUSE' — the first free parochial school in the United States was f m 1 I bj Pierre Babade, a Sulpician Mother Seton in Emmitsburg, Md. It was erected and occupied Feb. 20, 1811. priest who was teaching at nearby St. Mary College and ojid convert. However, Har- tinction of "foundress of the had already preceded her to who gave religious instruction riet died in December. parochial school system in the the little St. Joseph Cemetery, to the Seton school's pupils, "United States." That winter of 1809-10 was a including Anna Marie and Re- preparing them for First Holy Mother Seton was 47 when hard one in the log house, which becca, her daughters. More Communion. she died in 1821 at Emmitts- than 50 of her nuns survived was a mere shack without glass burg. About 15 of her nuns her. It was he who introduced in the windows, through which Maria Murphy to the little band." the snow blew. The nuns shovel- She came, like Cecilia, from ed it out. They went with little Philadelphia. Then "in May food at times, and several were came two more, Mary Ann But- ill with head colds. "All hearts," 1P- also from Philadelphia, and wrote Mother Seton, "applied I i Clossy of New York, themselves to mortification with soon it was learned that some such good will that they found young Baltimore girls were in- the carrot coffee, the buttermilk terested, and in the Emmitts- burg area were others who look- soup, and the stale lard, too del- ed forward to the blessings they icate food." MIAMI PRODUCE hoped to enjoy under the spir- SCHOOL OPENS itual guidance of Elizabeth COLONIAL DWELLING on Paca Street in Archbishop Carroll's They moved into the Stone • INCORPORATED • Seton. see city served at the same time as a home for Mrs. Seton and House' in February, 1810, al- NAMED DIRECTRESS her children, and as a private school which she conducted as a though it was only roughly com- With five aspiring nuns al- lay teacher after her conversion to Catholicism. Among her pleted, and opened school on Suppliers of . . . ready under one roof, Archbish- first pupils at this time (1808) were her three small daughters. Washington's Birthday, with a op Carroll and Father Dubourg large enrollment. But another FRESH and FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES began to plan. First the prelate der title of Mother salutes me others walked much of those 50 sorrow ca$ie in April, when Ce- allowed them to take simple everywhere, even from lips that miles: "The dogs and pigs came cilia Seton died. vows for a year, appointing have never said the common out to meet us," Mother Seton We are privileged and honored Seven other postulants had Elizabeth as directress. salutation among strangers." commented humorously, "and already joined the original five to serve many Schools, Hospitals, TASK FORCE' the geese stretched their necks" In June, on the feast of Cor- in astonishment at sight of jthe at Emmittsburg during the and Cafeterias in the Diocese pus Christi, the five sisters With so many aspirants to en- motley company. winter. In March came Eliza, appeared in public for the first ter the community, she first beth Boyle, a convert who be- time, attending Mass in the took a "task force" to Emmitts- At Emmittsburg they found came Mother Seton's .closest nearby St. Mary College chap- burg to get the Stone House the stone farmhouse not yet colleague and later first super- el. Soon after this Cecilia Se- ready. These four were her completed. It was two miles ior of the New York mother- 2143 N.W. 12th Ave. FR 4-8144 ton arrived from New York, daughter Anna, Cecilia Seton, from a new seminary just then house. Sister Maria Murphy and Har- being established by its first so Mother Seton's first con- The Stone House was already riet Seton, Cecilia's sister, who president, Father John Dubois, vert now became one of her overflowing, and a new struct- first nuns. had followed Cecilia from New a refugee from the French Rev- York. Both of the Seton sisters, olution who later became Bishop ure, the White House, was erect- Elizabeth was now, as a spir- Harriet especially, were in very of New York. It is Mt. St. Mary ed and occupied Feb. 20, 1811, itual mother, known as Mother ill health but insisted on ac- Seminary, to which Father Du- when Father Dubois carried the Seton, a title bestowed upon her companying Elizabeth. Harriet bois later added Mt. St. Mary Blessed Sacrament from the by Archbishop Carroll. "I can was as yet not a Catholic. College. tiny chapel in the Stone House give you no just idea," she to the new chapel in the White NUNS LIVE IN CABIN LAwn • Just say the word! wrote at this time, "of the pre- House. Elizabeth and Sister Maria While building his seminary, cious souls who are daily wore the new ,nun's habit. They Father Dubois has been "rough- FIRST PAROCHIAL SCHOOL uniting under my banner which went by covered wagon with the is the Cross of Christ. The ten- ing it" in a small two-room log The White House, a school for feeble Harriet lying inside. The cabin which he now turned over girls, became the first free par- to the pioneer nuns and went to ochial school in the United stay at the seminary. There States. they lived until February, 1809 — five in two crude rooms! It was its only support at this time, but soon another The mountain scenery and was started for little boys, and healthful climate of that part still another in 1818 for Ger- of Maryland are wonderful in man Catholic children in Phil- the autumn, and both Harriet delphia. Just before her and Cecilia improved in spite death Mother Seton was plan- of the rough housing. Harriet ning a new school in New became a Catholic and' was York. These were the begin- r baptized; Mother Seton's sec- nings which gave her the dis- "You're the boss' at Beneficial tots of shopping to do? Only BENEFICIAL'S HOLIDAY MONEY SPECIAL gives you cash for holiday shopping ... plus cash DWIGHT BROEMAN SAYS: for left-over bills . . . plus International Credit Card to get COME ONE, COME ALL AND SEE extra cash at any of 1200 loan offices! Phone today! Wherever you are, there's EXAMPLES OF LOANS THE NEW . . . ALL NEW a BENEFICIAL office near you. To find it, see the white ON 24 MONTH PLAN 1960 PLYMOUTHS ' pages of your phone, .took. $412 $512 $600 Loans up to $600 $23.00 $28.00 $32.40 Above repayments nyade on time cover everything! Loans in other amounts or A™ VALIANTS en Furniture, Car or Note for other periods, ore comparable. 9698 N.W. 7th AVE. PL 8-8736 (Fla.-BJ LAST LETTER of Mother Seton is viewed by Mother Mary Omer, PLYMOUTH CENTER, INC. Mother General of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. Believed BENEFICIAL to be the last letter Mother Seton wrote before her death in 1821, NOW AT OUR SHOWROOM FINANCE COi it is one of many possessed by the Sisters. Mother Seton is © 1959. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. expected to be declared "venerable" in December. (NC Photos) BE BRIGHT . .. SEE DWIGHT . . . GET RIGHT December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 29 Primer Congreso Catolico Cuban© Opin a Monseno r kigufti Por el Rev. Padre Antonio Navarrete Sobre Refotma Agraria Cuba es un pueblo que se deja querer. Sin SOT cubano . DES MOINES, IOWA, (N. 3. Debe ser socialmente de- ceso lento, sembrado de de- uno participa de sus alegrias C). —Para qi*e una reforma mocratica. Muy poco se ob- sengafios, pero es el unico se- y de sus tristezas, de sus agraria saiga con bien, debe tieme con decretos y ejecii- guro y duradero. triunfos y fracasos. Se quiere llenar cuatro requisitos esen- teses desde las alturas. Al 4. Debe ser praeticamente a Cuba como algo nuestro. ciales: debe ser economics- ' hombre hay que reformarlo moderna. La reforma agraria Se "dice d3 Cuba que es un niente sana, moralmeinte jus- desde el c«razon, ayudarle a debe valerse de todos los ade- pais muy rico en riquezas na- ta, sociaimente democratica desenvolver las facultades y lantos de las ciencias, tanto turales y es cierto, pero no y praeticamente moderna. talentos con que Dios le sociales y economioas como es menos cierto que tambifen ha dotado, hasta hacerlo cons- tecnicas, del sano aporte de lo es en valores huriianos.... Tal es la opinion del'Dmo. cienta de sus responsabi- la ind Pag* 30 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 Pide El CELAM Ret or ma Social Cristiana Integra Reforitia Agraria SECCION ESPANOLA Unica Salida Tierra al Indio DE Ante Amenaza PSde Seminar!© del Comunismo ECUADOR, (NC)—El se- BOGOTA, (NC) — En una manario Meridiano denuncia declaraci6n sin precedentes ?1 regimen de ciertas hacien- VOICE sobre las angustias economi. das y "huasipungos" que ex Editado por el Dr. Enrique J. Rodriguez cas y sociales de sus fieles, ploEan a sus peones, sobre el Consejo Episcopal Latino- todo a los indios; y pide en, americano recuerda que el nombre del bien comun una hombre necesita el pan coti- reforma agraria. diano para poder cumplir con "Es evident* que el proble Dios. ana agrario, tal como existe entre nosotros, afecta de ma Yo Quiero Saber., '%a Iglesia sabe que la de- nera preponderate aunque finitiva felicidad no es de es- no exclusiva, a la sufrida cla te mundo. Pero Ella no cesa se indigena," escribe el se Por el Rev. Padre Vizcarra de insistir en que cada horn, manario catolico. , bre ha de poseer un bienes. Que quiere decir, o que significa, Adviento? tar material suficiente para "Por to'los es conocido el poder Hevar con digndad easo de las haciendas con sus El domingo 29 de noviem- en que repite las formulas aquella vida humana que le peon.es y huasipungueros, que bre, sera este ano el Primer permita cumplir cabaluients son autenticos proletarios ru- ungidas del Antiguo Testa- Domingo d« Adwiento. Con mento. Trata asi de pceparar la ley de Dios", dicen los die- rales, es decir, individuos que la liturgia de este dia co. cisiete obispos reunidos en nada poseen y viven por lo animo de los fieles para la mienzan a resonar en las al- di'gna ceiebracidn de la fiesta Fomeque, cerca de aqai. al regular en condiciones de ml turas los himnos, que prepa- cwncluir su cuarta asamblea seria, con salarios fnlimos y de Navidad! Este tiempo se ran el animo de los fieles pa- llama Adviento. anual. pesadas cargas." ra la fiesta de Navidad. Tan - Meridiano advierta que hay to en las oraciones del Bre. Este Primer Domingo . de Presidi6 las sesiones, que esde luego algunas excep- viario, como en los salmos y Adviento, al que siempre si- duraron una semana, el arzo- eiones, en fincas donde se tra- verso* de la Misa aparecerin g«en otros tries, vhene a coin- bispo de Mexico, Mons. Mi- La ciudad de Ouro Preto, en el Brasil, tui decretada Ciudad guel Dario Miranda, presi- ta mejor a los peones. fraises como estas: Ven, Oh cidir con el Domingo pr6xi- Museo desde el ano 1750 y es una verdadera joya arquitecto- Sefio-r, y no quieras tardar... mo inmediato a la fiesta de dente del CELAM, asistido Huasipungo designa en San Andres . Apostol del 30 por los vicepresidentes Mons. nica. Para conservar toda su belieza el Gobierno del Brasil Ya esta cerca el Dios de Is- no permite nuevas construcciones con excepci6n de un hotel Ecuador a la parcels presta rael... Preparaos para recibdr- de Noviembre. El Adviento Manuel Larrain, obispo de da en usutfrueto al peon para le cuando haga su aparteion puede, por lo mismo coinci Talca, Chile, y Mons. Helder para los turistas y aficionados a la fotografia. La foto esU quo la cultive en sus horas li en medio de los suyos... dir con atgun dia de noviem- Camara, obispo auxiliar de tomada desde la Iglesia de San Francisco de Paula y ofrece bres. bre o con los prfaneros de di- -Rio de Janeiro. una vista panoramica de la ciudad. A la izqulerda se admira Al pedir justicla para el In Adviento quiere decir "e*. ciembre. Antlguamente, . y una estatua de San Juan Bautista. — (Foto Pan American pera", o "expectacion" por cuando comenro a celebrarse "Quienes tienen responsa- dio, el artfculo propone estos bilidades de caracter social, Airways). correctivos: algo importante que va a ve- hacia los siglos sexto-octavo, nir, y que" «>n nuestro caso no el Adviento s61o duraba unos estudien profundamente la 1. Obligar a los hacendados es otra cosa que el nachnien- ocho o diez dias, que se con- o.octrina de la Iglesia y pon- do del problema social como 1. Los cambios profundos a que cumplan con sus debe to del anunciado Mesias, el memoraban con el gozo de gala en practica con valentia, campo propicio para el avan- que el progreso causa en res sociales, que los tienen Esperado de las naciones. Es- una ocasion de redencion y urgencia y decision", reza la ce del comunismo en el con- America Latina "suscitan en muy graves para con sus su. te ttempo liturgico es como de gloria. En el siglo undeci- Declaracion dada en Fome- tinente. el coraz6n de los pueblos bordinados. la compensaci6n plastica de mo se alarg6 este tiempo de que, una aldea redimida en grandes y fundadas esperan- pocos anos por esa doctrina. No hay sino un remedio, zas («n) un orden social me- 2. Pagar a los indios un sa los siglos, que precedieron al preparacion hasta el actual dice el documsnto: la rsaliza- lario justo, y no contentarse nacimlento de Jesus y que lie sistema de cuatro semanas, jor, mas equitativo y huma- "Corresponde a los cal61i- ,ci6n integra de la doctrina no". con el simple huasipungo. naron de tanta inquietud la y pas6 a ser m£s que tiempo cos de la America La Una en social de la Iglesia, ' historta del pueblo de Israel. de alegrias, de penitencia y 3. Procurar condiciones de esta hora decisiva —dice el 2. La Iglesia bendice estas De todos es sabido como la oraci6n. llamado de este Consej? Epis- "Todos los fieles y hombres vida y trabajo dignas de se promesa de un Libertador, de buena voluntad han de co- justas aspiraciones y defien- res humanos: viviendas ad!e copal— la mision de dar la . de "los derechos de la perso- hecha por Dios en el paraiso Actualmente el Adiviento orden economico, social y laborar en la impostergable cuada, escuela para los hijos, despues de la caida de Adan conserya un sabor muy seTOe- empresa de hacer conocer y na humana frente a los qiie atencidn me~dica, recreacion. politico que se esta renovan- han pretendido explotar a los y Eva, dio sentido especial a jante al le Cuaresma, aunque do, una forma y contenido au- aplicar los postulados de es- la Historia Sagrada. Lo mis- ^jcaso no tan fuerte y acusado. mas debiles y pid« una justa 4. Como medida extrema, la tenticamente humanos y cris- ta doctrina", agr£ga. distribucion de los bienes. cxpropiaci6n de las tlerras. mo en.los dias de grandeza y Son notas caracteristicas del tianos." de triunfo que en los de aba- tiempo, el color morlado de "Los que tienen responsa- En este punto el semana timiento y cautirerio, Israel las vestiduras del sacerdote bilidades en el gobierno, en 3. El comunismo pretende Y anaden en seguida los el hogar, en el mundo de la prasentarse "como unico pro- rio explica que la expropia vivio pendiente de la apari- en los oficios divines, las ex- obispos: cion comprenderia en primer cion del Mesias. Toda la vida. hortacianes a la penitencia, y cultura y de la prensa; 10$ motor del bienestar social y termino las parcelas que cul familiar con los encantos de "Auh cuando el comunismo maestros, los patronos, los se sirve de la miseria y de las aunque no se especifique as.£ obreros; los sacerdotes, los injusticias sociales existentes tivan hoy los peones indios, la virginidad y del matrimo- en el Dereoho Can6nigo a la no existiera, log cristianos te. para-darselas en propiedad le nio, asf como la atmosfera po nemos el deber evangelico de religiosos, los afiliados aso- en vastos sectores del pueblo gal. abstinencia y al ayuno. El ciaciones catolicas, mirando de Latinoamerica para atra- litica de la nacion en medio Dereoho C&nonigo se&ala con- trabajar por eliminar las enor. * de las luchas con pueblos ex. mes diferencias econ December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 31 OUR PARISH THERMO Travelers' Timetable AIR SERVICE RICHARDS AUTHORIZED For Sunday Masses Carrier NEW and ARCADIA DELRAY BEACH USED FURNITURE. St. Paul: 10 St. Vincent: 6:45, 8:30, 11 PLANNED SERVICE AVON PARK FORT LAUDERDALE FACTORY TRAINED MEN EASY Annunciation: 10 . COMMERCIAL TERMS Our Lady Of Grace: 8:30, 10 • RESIDENTIAL Queen of Martyrs: 6, 8, 9, 15% DOWN BELLE GLADE 24 HOUR SERVICE 10, 11, 12 DELIVERS St. Philip: 9:30 St. Anthony: 6, 7, 8, 9:15 10:30 MU 5-3631 3749 No. , BOCA GRANDE 11:45 Federal Hwy. Our Lady of Mercy: 11:15 St. Bernadette (Stirling Elemen- €. A. WIEDERHOLD, President Pompano 4555 E. 10 CT., HIALEAH Beach, Fla. BOCA RATON tary School): 8, 9, 10 St. Joan of Arc: 7, 9, 10:30 St. Clement: 8, 9,10,11:15,12:30 BOYNTON BEACH St. Gregory (Plantation-Peters Elementary School): 8, 10 St. Mark: 8, 10 11:15 CARL F. SLADE, F.D. St. Sebastian: 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 CLEWISTON Your Home Town Funeral Director FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH St. Margaret: 7:30 first two St. Pius Chapel (Marie Antoi- in Hialeah and Miami Springs Sundays: 11:15 thereafter nette Restaurant): 8, 9:30, 11 COCONUT GROVE FORT MYERS St. Augustine: 11 CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME St. Hugh: (Coconut Grove Elem. St. Francis: 7, 8,10,11 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • tU 8-3433 School) 8, 10 FORT MYERS BEACH CORAL GABLES Ascension: 8 Little Flower: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, FORT PIERCE 11:30 12:30 St. Anastasia: 7, 8:30, 10, 11 DANIA HALLANDALE RADIO-TV Resurrection: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 St. Matthew: 6:30, 8,10, 12 DEERFIELD BEACH HIALEAH "Oh, look! 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Peter and Paul: 6:15, 8, SPECIAL PUNTA GORDA LABELLE 9, 10, 11, 12 I 481 HfALEAH DRIVE JN ESSEX VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Mission: 9 Sacred Heart: 7:30, 9 Open Evenings Mon. & Fri. 'til 8 3 POINT MIAMI BEACH RICHMOND HEIGHTS 7;. All Four Wheels • St. Francis de Sales: 7, 9, 11 : * Relined with Coribe (Martin Elementary School) 9 OFFICI fUPPLIfS A ICHJIPMfNT St. Joseph: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 FORD - CHEVY Deluxe Bonded Lining RIVIERA BEACH St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11 St. Francis: 7, 8, 10:30, 11:30 * Hydl° Syslen' ' " St. Patrick: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Add New Fluid ; .7 ': : and 12:30 SEBRING St. Catherine: 7, 9, 11 228 N.E. 59th St. MIAMI SHORES 134 N.E. 1st St. SOUTH MIAMI St. Rose of Lima: 7, 8, 9, 10, Epiphany: 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 MUFFLEO BRAKES 11, 12 . : Ft. Lauderdale HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE St. Thomas (Southwest High ; 400 E. Sunrise Blvd. . f* BARNEY \ / MIAMI SPRINGS School): 8, 10 ; JA 5-1466 Blessed Trinity: 6, 7:30, 9, 10:30, STUART Miami. 1530 N.W. LeJeune Road CROWLEY NAPLES St. Joseph: 7:15, 8:30, 10:30 NE 5-6513 REALTOR - APPRAISER St. Ann: 6:15, 8, 10, 11 VERO BEACH Homestead 30260 S. Federal Highway 2126 on the Blvd. NORTH MIAMI St. Helen: 7:30, 9, 11 1 Cl 7-4816 WA 24691 Holy Family: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 WAUCHULA St. James: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 St. Michael: 8 Visitation: 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 WEST PALM BEACH BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL NORTH DADE COUNTY Blessed Martin: 9:30 St. Monica (Carol City Junior Holy Name: 7, 9, 11 High: 8, 10 St..Ann: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12- St. Juliana: 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 NEW CAR DEALER NORTH MIAMI BEACH ON THE^ KEYS . St. Lawrence (Jr. High School) BIG PINE KEY 8, 9:30, 11 St. Mary of Pines: 10 .USED CAR DEALER ACME CONCRETE; OKEECHOBEE MARATHON Sacred Heart: 9 ' San Pablo: 6:30, 10 .SERVICE CENTER Modern Redi-Mix Plants " in: | When You Buy— DADE, I] BROWARD , \ • AND , r] Tell Them WHY! V PALM wj | BEACH When you make a purchase or answer an 8ttfi COUNTIES y advertisement in this paper — say you Home Office "SAW IT IN THE VOICE" 5500 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. Page 32 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4/1959 PARISHES OF OUR DIOCESE it Bazaar In Fort Lauderdate FORT LAUDERDALE — will be provided for the chil- Christmas Avreaths and dolls will dren. be featured during the annual St. Patrick's Began In Polo Stable Christmas bazaar sponsored by members of Our Lady Queen of Growing from temporary Martyrs Guild. quarters in a polo stable in 1926, St. Patrick's church, built; Proceeds from the benefit, J in 1928, has become a well- which will be held on Sunday, known landmark on Miami Dec. 6 at 1 p.m. in the parish Beach. Two parishes have been patio, will be donated to the erected out of its original boun- parish building fund. daries and St._PatricYs present- - ly serves one mission church. In addition to handmade gifts, Christmas cards, novelties, "Located in the heart of Mi- home baked cakes and pastries, WILL OPEN A ami Beach, the parish has and country store items will grown through the guidance' also be on sale. Special games CHECKING ACCOUNT of Msgr. William Barry, P.A., r founding pastor of the first OF ALL THE THINGS Catholic church on Miami YOUR DOLLAR CAN YOUR NAME WILL Beach. BUY . . . NOTHING BE IMPRINTED In the early days, along with matches the endurng ON CHECKS FREE satisfaction of a qual- pioneer developers Carl G. Fish- ity portrait. OF CHARGE er and James A. Allison, Mon- signor Barry realized the fu- ture importance of the ^oca- Save Wear and Tear tion and as the Beach grew, the facilities of kt. Patrick's On The Body and Mind expanded under his direction. Custom Photography By Paying 720 N.W. 75th $T. Q| 4 MISSION BUILT RESIDENTIAL STUDIO "L I' All Your Bills St. Francis de Sales Mission member St. Mary's By Check church, at Fifth and Lenox, erected in 1941 under Monsignor "— 10-Year Warranty—RHEEM -arry's direction, now serves South Beach parishioners. WATER HEATERS PEOPLES St. Joseph church, dedicated 20 GAL. (elec.) $43.50 National Bonk in 1942 by Archbishop Joseph 30 GAL. (elec.) $49.00 P. Hurley, Bishop of St. St. Patrick Church, Miami Beaf h RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED of North Miami Beach Augustine, provides a place 20 GAL $59.00 N.E. 162nd Street at West Dixie of worship for parishioners 30 GAL $68.00 Highway in Surfside. RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY Publish Essay On America Member St. Mary Magdalen church 20 GAL.GlossLined $62.00 was dedicated on Palm Sun- 30 GAL.Glass Lined $69.50 Federal Reserve System day, 1957, by Archbishop Hur- By Bishop, Captive Of Reds RAY BALL PLUMBING & HDWE. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ley, providing Mass in the North 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 Beach area. MARYKNOLL, N.Y. (NO — through generosity." He de- HOSPITAL PURCHASED An essay on the meaning of clares: America, written by a Catholic Allison Hospital, named after bishop held prisoner by the "The impact of our country's James A. Allison, pioneer de- Chinese communists, has been democratic institutions, econom- veloper of the Beach, was pur- - published in the magazine " ic opportunities, high standard of chased by the Sisters of St. Maryknoll. living, love of liberty and re- Francis in 1929, and renamed spect for human dignity has St. Francis Hospital. The Sis- In the essay Bishop James made itself felt as a breath of ters have managed the hos- E. Walsh, M.M., declares that new hope in every far corner of pital since 1927. by His generosity to the Unit- the world." •> ed States, God "invites us to Florida's first residence for *•>••: Catholic women, Casa Fran- give our flesh and blood to cesca, was established in 1942 carry His spiritual blessings through the efforts of Mon- around the world." - signcr Barry. Staffed by the Msgr. William Barry, P.A. TV Bishop Walsh, the last Ameri- Sisters of St. Dominic, the . can Catholic missionary in Red home gives young working eludes St. Patrick's kinder- China, is believed seriously ill women the opportunity of a garten, grammar and high in a hospital in Shanghai. He APPLIANCES home-like atmosphere with schools, with gymnasium, caf- was arrested by the communists 6 Famous Makes advantages of spiritual guid- eteria, and youth center. The in October, 1958. "A* Lowest Prices ance. ~fc Easy Bank Terms schools have a combined en- The Bishop writes that World War II brought Army •fa Guaranteed Services To Carry Heavier Loads ... •^.•^'•- rollment of 490 students, with America and the American Air Corps personnel to the a staff of 15 Sisters of St. people "grew and waxed great ^each area and more parish- .oners for St. Patrick's. Post- Dominic of Adrian, Mich., and PRECAST-PRESTRESSED war development of the City three lay teachers. PALM BEACH COUNTY of Miami Beach has marked the REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS The Patrician Club, Holy 643 N. Andrews greatest expansion period in the Name Society and Mothers Philip D. Lewis, Realtor city's history. Club are among groups active JA 3-4337 31 West 20th Street FT. LAUDERDALE St. Patrick's parish also in- in the parish* Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 Gifts Drive On At Holy Name • For the past FIVE YEARS WEST PALM BEACH — Me- According to Father Timothy * we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT morial Gifts, for the proposed M. Carr, pastor, a total of $51,- • for use at the many Catholic Institutions 420 was reported at the first Holy Name Church and School •:• in the West Palm Beach area. are now being solicited from Memorial reports meeting by parishioners as the first phase John J. Kenney, general chair- of a building fund campaign man of the campaign. { Worth Chemical & Paint Co. which opened Thursday, Nov. Edward Sepko is the Memorial * Home Office ond Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North 19th. Gifts Chairman. LAKE WORTH, FLA. PLANNING TO REMODEL? Manufacturers "of HOSPITAL, SCHOOL KITCHEN And CAFETERIAS GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT STRAUS Interior and Exterior House Paints MAULE INDUSTRIES, INC. Varnishes and Enamels Executive Office*: 5220 Bttcayne Blvd., Miami, Florida • PLaza 1-6633 MIAMI BRANCH 11OO N. E. SECOND AVENUE PLANTS FROM FORT PIERCE TO HOMESTEAD WHOLESALE — RETAIL FR 4-5802 Telephone JUstice 2-6146 Complete Line of Supplies, Equipment and Furnishings for Institutional Use * December 4> 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 33 -THE RAMONA MOTEL. Theology for Everyman "The Finest In Motel Living" 3301 W. Flogier St., Miami, Florida Phone HI 8-9274 In the center of the city. Motel rooms and apartments. Air- Gambling Is Sinful On Occasion conditioned and heated.. Free 21" TV in all units. Convenient to Orange Bowl Stadium and St. Micbael's Catholic Church. But Often It Is Just Recreation "Featuring Discussion of the moral prob- winning are correspondingly re- The Brands lems* connected with gambling duced. must start from the general It is easy to see why gam- MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR ¥<>* KlKfW" principle that gambling is not bling has always been clos] intrinsically wrong. associated with all forms of vice 9830 N.E. 2nd Ave. • MIAMI SHORES • PLaza 4-0331 and why those with serious No form of gambling opera- criminal tendencies are invar- tion can be placed in the same . iably given to gambling for category with murder, adult- heavy stakes. Gambling affords ery or theft, all of which are a means of dishonest gain for wrong in themselves, regardless those whose dissolute habits of the circumstances in which have destroyed the self- CONCRETE discipline and industry that are This article, prepared at required for the earning of an Boca Raton 8588 Lake Worth JU 2-9048 St. John's Seminary, Brighton, Mass., is con- honest living. Delray CR 6-6037 West Palm Beach VI 8-2531 densed from "The Pilot." Does gambling have harm- Pompano WE 3-4526 ful effects on those who en- they occur or the good end to- gage in it, or upon the com- wards which they may be di- munity to which they belong? rected. This question, too, must be III No one can be accused of sin, raised in relation to large-scale therefore, merely because he organized gambling. For those R FING 1 AND PERMANENT EXTERIOR WALL FINISHES plays cards for money, or be- who engage in it habitually at" ALUMINUM SIDING - BONDSTONE ASBESTOS SIDING cause he buys lottery tickets, or bound in conscience to consider ness operation is determined inveterately, gambling becori No Money Down—LOW AS $10 PER MONTH—Serving Dade Co. 21 Years because he lays wagers on rac- to what extent they may be for- by the purposes which it a psychological problem. ^* es or other athletic contests. bidden to engage in it. serves and by the means em- 1411 N.W. 54th STREET LEROY, Inc. OX 1-6242 ployed for achieving these Habitual Gambler It is quite possible that ac- Where does the money used purposes. The principal pur- The habitual gambler is in tions such as these may take « in gambling come from? pose of gambling can be only danger of developing a mania place in completely unobjec- Perhaps it is money that has to provide recreation for the which will have serious disor- tionable circumstances and been earmarked in the family participants. ganizing effects on his every may serve the purposes of ' Albert G. budget for the payment of other activity. harmless or even helpful rec- debts. Perhaps it is money that If people gamble over long reation. should 'be spent for food and . periods of time for the purpose When the craze for gambling clothing or other things that will of making money, they must in- gets out of control, its victim •DREY The problem of gambling is will lose his sense of responsi- be sorely missed by those who tend at least implicitly to en- by no means settled, however^ bility. He will become unreliable ELECTRICAL with the establishing of this fun- cannot have them. Perhaps it is rich themselves illegitimately at money that has been dishonest- the expense of others. in whatever position he occupies damental principle. The moral- and disinclined to prepare him- CONTRACTOR ity of human acts is determined ly appropriated, whether at one's place of business, or from self for any position for which 1222 OMAR ROAD. WEST PALM BEACH by the circumstances in which Organized Gambling he might otherwise merit a pro- they take place and by the pur- the possessions of near relatives TE 2-8I4B or TE 2 B735home) or close friends. Perhaps it is Gambling for business rather motion. He will become less and pose for which they are per- than for recreation thus be- less able to offer resistance to formed, no less than by tlieir money that should be saved for future needs, and that is spent comes morally objectionable, occasions of sin; drunkenness, inherent conformity with the because it tends inevitably to theft and immorality are only requirements of man's nature. », in gambling far in excess of the amount which would be" allow- destroy the equality of oppor- too often associated with sinful able for honest recreation. tunity among participants which gambling. Further Questions is required by the very nature On the community, too. the In answer, therefore, to the of the gambling contract. Or- In all such cases gambling effects of widespread gam- . question "does gambling pre- ganized gambling as it is actual- presents a moral problem. bling are only too evident. No sent any moral problems," we ly carried -on has to a great ex- Sometimes those who must community can function nor- must ask the following further tent led people to engage in face this probelm find it less mally unless it places strin- questions: gambling as a serious business v—*r>t because of their hope gent controls on gambling. even though the circumstances of eventual large gains which The need for measures of re- Wee manufacture all kinds of candles. Who are those who gamble? of gambling present the appear- win enable them to pay back straint emphasizes the dan- We refill 7 days Votive Candles and buy Where does the money used ance of recreational activities. in gambling come from? Un- what they have misappropri- gers of community morale empty glass containers ... Send for ated. der whose auspices are A serious moral problem is which widespread gambling free information and catalogue. gambling 'operations carried There are two answers to this thus presented by any large- tends to create. on? Do gambling operations objection. First, there is no cer- scale gambling project, whether FLORIDA CANDLES MANUFACTURING CO., INC, involve dishonest manipula- tainty of winning, and far great- its actual form be that of bet- Disturbing Conclusion tion or otherwise afford op- er probability of loss than of ting or that of a lottery. Civil officials charged with &>-' 4017 Aurora St. HI 6-6644 portunity for dishonest gain? ' gain. forcing laws regulating gambli Does gambling have harmful Do gambling operations in- should perform their duty faith-v effects on those who engage Risk Of Loss volve dishonest manipulations, fully. Their responsibility in this in it or on the community as or otherwise afford opportuni- matter is collective as well as a whole? Secondly, it is morally wrong ties for illegitimate gain? to gamble with money that is individual. A lower official is often powerless to enforce the Place your Who are those who gamble? not one's own when the one to This problem has likewise ref- trust where whom the money belongs has erence to the • operations of law because higher officials fail >i>u'll feel secure Perhaps they are parents who given no indication of consent- largescale gambling organiza- to give him the necessary sup- a bank with become absorbed in gambling ing to the risk of loss which he tions. The only morally unob- port. These in turn, are some- to the neglect of their children times subject to pressure from facilities, is made to assume. jectionable purpose of any form including: and their domestic responsibili- of organized gambling is to af- organized groups who are amas- ties. Perhaps they are young Under whose auspices are ford legitimate recreation for sing large profits from organiz- people whose interest in gam- the gambling operations car- the participants. If the purpose ed gambling. SAVINGS bling interferes with their nor- ried on? is to provide the occasion The suspicion that public offi- ACCOUNTS mal development and keeps whereby gambling itself may A distinction should be made cials are sharing in these profits, CHECKING them from making the progress become a profitable business, between gambling that involves if founded in fact, leads to the ACCOUNTS of which they might be other- dishonest means will sooner of only the participants themselves disturbing conclusion that those FRIENDLY wise capable. Pehaps they oc- later be resorted to by those and gambling that is carried on who are bound in conscience to PERSONNEL cupy positions of responsibility who cannot be satisfied with through a highly developed or- safeguard the common good are AUTO LOANS or dignity, so that their enthu- the gains which they may nat- placing their influence at the ^ siasm for gambling might occa- ganization that makes it a big APPLIANCE LOANS urally hope for. disposal of the enemies of socie- sion scandal or serously weaken business. MORTGAGE LOANS There is no form of organized ty. their influence for good. In the first case there is no gambling which does not pre- problem, provided there are no r Religious and charitable agen- Those who fall under any of sent opportunities for dishonest other objectionable factors. In ' cies which might be tempted to these categories certainly can- manipulation. Those in favored the second case there are grave raise money by illegal forms of hot settle the problem of gam- positions are sorely tempted to dangers of associated evils that gambling should be aware of bling for themselves by claim- create these opportunities and gambling could be a means of the dangerous implications of ing that gambling is not intrin- to take advantage of them, with promoting or sustaining. any attempts to persuade public sically wrong. Gambling may grave injustice to large num- Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation officials to overlook their viola- be wrong for them; they are The morality of any busi- bers of others whose chances of tions of the law. Page 34 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 HOLLYWOOD It* FOCUS THE VOICE LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS en Hur' Praised, Compared A 1—FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge Hell's 5 Hours Ride Out for Revenge By WILLIAM H. MOORING cifixion of Christ who miracu- Alias Jesse James Hercules ' Sad Horse Battle Elaine Horse Soldiers • Saga of Hemp Brown Two remarkable new films lously restores Judah's leprous Battle of Coral Sea Hound Dog Man Shaggy Dog, The Beast of Budapest I'll Give My Life Silent Enemy are heading your way for mother and sister (Martha Scott Big Beat In Between Age Slaves of Carthage Ben Hur Invisible Boy Snow Fire Christmas and New Year's They and Cathy O'Donnell), reveals Big Circus Invisible Invaders Son of Robin Hood Big Fisherman Isle of Lost Women Space Children love triumphant over hate. Black Orchid It Happened To Jane Spy in the Sky form striking contrasts. Blood & Steel Jacqueline Storm Rider Buccaneer John Paul Jones Street of Darkness With unerring good taste, Wil- Buchanan Rides Alone Juke Box Rhythm Submarine Seahawk "Ben Hur," MGM's $15-mil- Oast A Long Shadow Last Angry Man Tarzan, The Ape Man Iion super-spectacle, takes us liam Wyler has minimized theat- ismic Man Libel Thirty Foot Bride of rical excesses and avoided vul- •ash Landing Little Savage Candy Rock back to the time of Christ on ...nngerous Exile Let's Rock Thundering Jets gar display. His intense respect Day to Remember Lost Missile The Lock earth. It speaks of faith and Diamond Safari Lourdes and Its Third Man on the for intimate detail never permits Diary of Anne Prank Miracles Mountain eternity. Embezzled Heaven Masters of Congo Toughest Man Alive grandiose pageantry to obscure Enemy from Space Jungle Trial at the Vatican Rscape from Terror Miracle ot Bills Uncle Tom's Cabin "On the Beach," based on the personal elements of the race in the Night Missouri Traveler Underfire Nevit Shute's novel, takes us FBI Story Mole People Underwater Warrior drama; an indication of Wyler's Face of Fire Monster That Chal- Unearthly forward to 1964 when, hypo- keen, artistic perception. Flaming Frontier lenges the World Up in Smoke For The First Time Mouse That Roared Unvanquished thetically, man destroys him- From the Earth to Mysterians Up Periscope Unforgettable and almost in- the Moon Miracle of the Hills Warrior & Slave Girl self by science or suicide. This 3host of the My Uncle Watusi describable among the spec- " China Sea Nine Lives Westbound film speaks of death and fu- Good Day for a 1,001 Arabian Nights White Wilderness tility. tacular highlights are the Na- Hanging Operation Madball Wild Heritage Griant From the Paris Holiday Windjammer . • tivity; the swirling chariot Unknown Persuader World Was His Jury Each film has an all-star arena; a contrasting pastor- Gift of Love Peacemaker The World Without End 3reen Mansions Power Among Men Wreck of Mary Deare cast. Each story may strike, al of Our Lord delivering the Handle With Care Private's Affair Wrong Man Hey Boy, Hey Girl Hide Lonesome Young Land with dynamic impact, the im- sermon on the Mount (words A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR agination of mass audiences. unheard); the trial by Pon- PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS in the MGM motion picture "Ben- ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS Alligator People Hit And Run Saddle The Wind Suppose we view them apart. tius Pilate (Frank Thring); Hur" are shown checking the script during a rehearsal of the Amazing Colossal Man Hole In The Head Say One For Me Holiday For Lovers Scapegoat the Way of the Cross and $15-miHion production. At left is Charlton Heston who plays the Appointment With a Hot Angel Screaming Skull the soul - stirring scene on Shadow Hot Rod Rumble Shadow Of Fear "Ben Hur" title role. With him is actress Haya Harareet, cast in the role Astounding She Hound Of The Shake Hands With Calvary. of Esther. High praise for the filin's artistic and religious quali- Monster Baskervilles The Devil Awakening Bat House of the Sheriff Of Fractured Sub-titled "A Tale of the ties has been sounded by many film critics including William H. Black Tent Seven Hawks Jaw Christ," the film "Ben Hur" is lack Tide House On Haunted Sinner The cast,, too lengthy for in- Mooring. >rn To Be Loved Hill So Lovely—So Deadly not literally the story of Our dividual mention is superfine. Johnny trouble Step Down To Terror But Not for Me Journey To Freedom Stranger At My Door Lord, although what it reveals "Ben Hur" is not only the big- Cast A Dark Shadow- Joy Ride Stranger In My Arms Christ in Bronze Kill Her Gently Surrender Hell of His times, trials and tri- gest Hollywood spectable (for "Onward Christian Soldiers" alone marks the end of Mr. City After Midnight Kings Go Forth Tainan go and "Stand Up for Jesus", as City of Fear Killer On The Wall Tarzan's Greatest umphs may never have been all that it was filmed in Rome!). Kramer's film — as negative Cosmic Monstei Last Hurrah Adventure with apparent fatuity they im- Crawling Eye Last Train more eloquently translated in It is the most meaningful. It as the nuclear "proposal" that Curse of the Demon Teenage Bad Girl plore God's help, under the From Gun Hill Teenage Caveman the popular, international lan- re-states man's most urgent other Mr. K left with us. Curse of the Faceless Legend of Tom Dooley Teenager from. Man Lineup Outer Space guage of motion pictures. need: a return from material banner "There is Still Time, Curse of the Undead Living Idol Ten Seconds To Hell Brother!". There are grim Dangerous Youth Man In The Net Thunder In The Sun and political ambitions, to spir- Futility is the keynote of "On Date With Disaster Man Who Died Twice Thing That Couldn't Either as a concession to our glimpses of dead, desolate San the Beach". Its effect, if not Day of Fury Miracle Die itual ideals and aspirations. Enchanted Island Mummy Trap times, or the running time of Francisco and . San Diego. its purpose, may be to induce, Escapade No Place To Hide Vampire n so Eye Witness No Where To Go Verboten the picture (3% hours), direc- "On The Beach" When all on earth is silent panic a d wring diplomatic Face of a Fugitive Nun's Story, The Viking Women And tor William Wyler, using a Fearmakers Once Upon A Horse The Sea Serpent and mankind has perished by concessions from peace - loving First Man into Space Over-Expos ed Virtuous Bigamist massive script by Karl Tunberg Stanley Kramer has taken Ne- science or suicide, this banner Flame Barrier Party Crashers; : .Warlock nations, including our'own! Floods of Fear Passport To Treason War Of The Colossal (Maxwell Anderson, Christopher vil Shute's sensational novel* Flying Fontaines Paths Of Glory Beast Four Ways Out Pier 5, Havana . War Of The Satellites Fry and others contributing), "On the Beach" and has hired Four-0 Man Porgy And Bess When Hell Broke From Hell It Came Loose omits much that is pertinent to writer John Paxton who identi- Ghost of Dragstrip Price Of Fear 1 ; Rabbit Trap Wild & The Innocent Christian dogma. No reference Hollow Rebel In Town. . Wink Of An. Eye fies the USA among aggressor BICYCLE SALES Giant Behemoth Return Of Dracula Woman Eater is made to the betrayal by Ju- nations. With Gregory Peck, Ava Gun Fever Return Of The Fly Woman Obsessed G unsmpke In Tucson Revolt In The Bigho.use YounY g AntAlj Dangerous das, Gethsemane, the Last Sup- Gardner, Anthony Perkins and TIRES and REPAIRS Hangman Safecracker Young Don't Cry A III—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS per, the giving of the keys to Fred Astaire heading the cast, Adultress Gun Runners On The Beach St. Peter, the Sorrowful Mother Kramer shows us what, hypoth- Age "of Infidelity He Who Must Die Operation Dames Another Time,. Another Hell's Highway , , Operation Petticoat at the Cross, nor, specifically, etically, happens in 1964. Some- MODEL AIRPLANES Place" High Cost of Loving Pagans Ask Any, Girl Horror of Dracula •. ••, Paratroop Command to the Disciples. Then too, some one (in the Western bloc is in- Rack To The Wall Hot Spell Pillow Talk Hobbycroft Supplies Best Of Everything House Of Intrigue Rebel Set of the dialogue strains "towards dicated) has nervously "pressed Big Operator I Want to Live Rio Bravo topical slogan, as' instance: Blue Denim. Imitation of Life Roots of Heaven the button". Nuclear bombs Bonjour Tristesse In Love and War Sapphire "Christ promised us salvation have killed everybody on earth fiREEn Career Jay Hawkers Rx Murder • Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Jonas ^ Seventh Seal . . .and freedom!" save the Australians. They must; HARDWARE Compulsion Journey Sound and the Fury Count Your Blessings' Life Begins at .17 • Speed Crazy die within months when radio- SPOT Cranes are Flying Lonely Hearts Stage Struck Crimson Kimono Look Back in Anger Strange Case of Dr. Still, one remembers that, active clouds reach the South Cry Terror. Magician Manning primarily, this is General Lew Pacific, so a merciful (?) govr 10800 N.E. 6th AVE. Day of the Outlaw Man Who Understood Tank Commandos Defiant Ones Women That Kind of Woman Wallace's fictional story of ernment issues a K-ration of sui- PL 4-5111 Desire Under the Elms Mating Game This Earth is Mine Diary of a High School Mirror Has Two Faces Touch, of Evil Judah Ben Hur (Charlton cide pills. ' . Bride Naked Earth '"-'''••. Touch of Larceny Four Skulls of Jdna* •'Never' Steal Air-thing Web of Evidence Heston), Jewish prince, than Drake Small. Wild is the Wind wrongly banished to the gal- The only religious voice ris- Gidget No Name on the Bullet Wild Strawberries Gi£i North, by Northwest Witches of Salem leys by Messala (Stephen es from a Salvation Army fioing Steady Notorious Mr. Monks Wonderful Country Goliath and Odds Against Tomorrow Yesterday's Enemy Boyd), his Roman friend, group, fanatically rendering the Barbarians Of Life and Love Young Philadelphians turned political enemy. His " OFFICERS B—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL WILLIAM O'NEIL Attack of SO Foot Happy Anniversary No Time to Be Young cry to God, for deliverance CHAIRMAN Headless Ghost O£ Love and Lust and vengeance, is followed by Woman Horrors of the Poor But Beautiful Enjoy An Evening Af CHARLES H. ALCOCK "^ack from the Dead Black Museum Queen of Outer Space his escape during battle at PRESIDENT Gloved Infidel Hot Car Girl Quiet Gun MICHAEL O. O'NEIL /ack. Whip Hot Rod Gang Raw Edge sea, his adoption by Admiral .dlond in Bondage High Hell Razzia CHINESE AND POLYNESIAN FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Blood of Dracula House on The Reform School Girl Arrius (Jack Hawkins), whose NORMAN W. LEWIS Blood of Vampire Waterfront Riot in Juvenile life he saves and his ultimate RESTAURANT Blue Angel I, Mobster Prison EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Born Reckless Inside The Mafia Rock Pretty Baby triumph over Messala in the 1101 N. DIXIE HWY., LAKE WORTH Bride and the Boast It Started, With a Kiss Room At The Top Bride is Much Too I Was a Teenage Room 43 most amazing chariot race Beautiful Werewolf Sign of the Gladiator Bucket of Blood Indestructible Man Solomon & Sheba ever conjured by the magic of THE Dragstrip Girl Jet Attack Slave, The movies. Dragstrip Riot Juvenile Jungle Some Came Running Checkpoint Killing, The Some Like it Hot Confessions of Felix Kiss Them For Me Summer Place Krull La Parisienne Stowaway Girl Ben Hur's ultimate conver- SPECIALIZING IN CANTONESE Conquest of Space Last Mile Strange One DISHES FOR THE EPICURE Daddy-O Last Paradise Subway in the Sky sion, which comes after he has 9441 HARDING AVE. IIU r FQ14 Daughter of Dr. Land of Destiny Tank Battalion witnessed the Passion and Cru- SURFSIDE, M. BCH. UH 30701 Jekyll Left-Handed Gun Take A Giant Step SOULEVARD Devil's General Live Fast, Die Young Teen-Age Doll Devil's Hairpin Li'l Abner Teen-Age Rebel Diabolique Love Slaves of the Teenage Wolfpack Don't Go Near the Amazon Terror in the Night Setting New Standards Water Loving You This Angry Age LAWN MOWER Edge of Fury Man in the Shadow Too Bad She's Bad 30 Inch Eighth Day of Man of the West Too Young for Love REEL MOWER 'MAC'S SERVICE, INC. for Banking The Week Man on the Prowl Town on Trial 18 and Anxious Missile to the Moon Untamed Youth 26 Inch Farewell to Arms Middle of the Night Value -for Money , ROTARY MOWER Five Gates to Hell Naked Africa Wayward Girl Service Flesh' and the Spur Naked Dawn What Price Murder • 5 Forward Speeds and Forbidden Island Naked Paradise Wicked as They Come Reverse Four Boys and a Gun Night of the Quarter Wild Party > Coil spring Suspen- Frankenstein's Moon Women Are Weak Daughter Nightmare Young and Wild > 8 Adjustable Cutting Girl's Town ,- CONDEMNED Heights Bed of Grass Mademoiselle Strip Pot Bowlie ' Automotive-type Dif- Flesh Is Weak Tease Question ot Adultery ferential Fruits of Summer Maid in Paris Rosanna Full Floating Pan Game of Love Miller's Beautiful Night Heaven Fell High Torque Engine Heroes and Sinners Wife Sins of the Borgias I Am a Camera Mitsou Show Is Black Airplane-type Grouped Lady Chatterley's Mam'zelle Pigalle Stella Controls Lover Naked Night Third Sex I • Makes Grass Cutting Love is My Profession Nana Women of Rome Fun! • • the Friendly Lovers Passionate Summer Young and Damned Bank on the Boulevard SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** Anatomy of Murder HI 8-1869 • * * * 3709 W. (Please dip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) PORTER-CABLE WORLD'S MOST PRACTICAL RIDING MOWER Miami, Florida December 4, 1959 THE VOICE Miami, Flq. Page 35 The Market Place for Announcements S a Ie s - Services Rentals Real Estate PRINTING - (Cont'd) HELP WANTED - MALE OR FEMALE For Your Printing Needs Call Distributor in each parish to ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS SERVICES sell part or full time - world's PUBLISHERS PRESS, INC. most beautiful Religious Medals. Forms, Catalogs, Color Brochures, - NOTICE - ANSWERING SERVICE Magazines BIG COMMISSION Nick Messina No Answer Means No Business 355 N. E. 59th St. PL 4-5475 Write "Medallions" - 9273 - ANSWERPHONE - DECEMBER SPECIAL - Dickens Ave., Surfside 54, P your friendly barber 10% Discount - Business Cards Wanted - male or female, announces opening his NEW of Greater Miami KEYSTONE PRESS HI 3-7077 general clerical ability to do CITY HALL BARBER SHOP takes your calls anytime. 24-Hour 3328 S. W. 23rd Terrace 'little of everything'. Right 5946 Sunset Drive, South Miami Service. For details Ph. PL 4-2646. RADIO AND TV person can get 'earned salary'. Your continued patronage ARTISTS HI 4-6541 - Mr. Harris will be greatly appreciated. FRANK'S TV SERVICE MURALS far homes, churches and Lady or couple, retired or semi- (Member Epiphany Parish) business. SPECIAL - child's House Calls $2.50-Guaranteed Wk. BOATS PORTRAITS - W. PALM BEACH FLORISTS NE 5-8507 (Corpus Christi Parish) retired to help housekeeper in nursery, $55 up. Call after 4 small hotel near St. Mary's in Send your favorite photo and HOFMANN'S FLOWERS CURTIS P. STAHL NA 1-7543 For the Best in Radio-TV Service exchange for living quarters and What better gift than a 16 2160 N.W. 79th St. PL 9-0767 Call MO 1-9815 nominal wage. Call Mr. Dare 1 foot boat? 1958 fiberglass coloring information for BOOKKEEPING LOVELY OIL PORTRAIT Expert Funeral Designs - Corsages RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE for appointment at PL 9-2807. 1 'Wondercraft runabout in New Bookkeeping and Tax Service condition - seats 6, 25 H.P. Christmas Special - $10. Wedding Arrangements - Free Del. SICKROOM RENTALS POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE Write OR call FLOWERS BY WIRE Individual AND Small Business remotes, Seminole trailer, Jos. J. Collins - CALL MO 1-9681 American Sickroom & Rental Co. Bookkeeper secretary - through lifesavers, 2 gas tanks, tow Anne C. Hinnegan LITTLE FLOWER SHOP Complete Sickroom Supplies for trial balance - $65. HI 6-7107 rope, water skis and MANY 5555 Garden, W. Palm Beach, 5825 Hallandale Blvd. W. Hywd. Income Tax - Bookkeeping Service (St. Michael's Parish) added accessories. Easy to Call YU 9-2940 - Weekly Specials Home and Patient Florida. Tel. JUstice 5-3558 BEN C. SWEETI CALL JA 4-0014 or JA 4-8555 Notice • Ft. Lauderdale working finance. Sacrifice price. For Orders taken until Dec. 15th further information - please INSTRUCTION Formerly of Internal Rev. Service 405 N. Fed. Hwy. Ft. Lauderdale mothers - will care for your for Christmas delivery. call MO 5-5980 after IBM Key Punch, Comptometry 1707 N.W. 81st Ter. Call PL 8-8883 SIGNS child by hour or day. Call Mrs. Dieruf, LUdlow 1-3177 6 P.M. or weekends. TV SOUND CUT-OFF ABC Shorthand; Gregg, Pitman HAULING EDVITO SIGNS Free Aptitude Tests. Placement Trash Removal - General Cleanups POSITIONS WTD. - Mate or Female An unusual gift - something See Yellow Page 620, Phone Book Trucks - Walls • Gold Leaf and Hauling. JOBS WANTED ) GIFTS FOR THE CLERGY you'll be endlessly 'thanked- Adelphi School - 500 N.E. 79th St. FOR SERVICE Call PL 1-6050 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 for' - Give "BLAB-OFF" - the Call MOhawk 1-0809; CAnal 1-1*89 PERSONALS Appropriate Gifts for the new 'commercial cut-off - HEARING AIDS LIGHT YOUR WAY St. Brendan Conference. clergy - Mass Sets, Albs, Simply attached to TV speaker • The Utmost in Care and Comfort Auditone Hearing Aids and to better business St. Vincent De Paul Society y- Benediction Sets, Cinctures does NOT harm set - and gives Elderly and Convalescent Patients Accessories, Batteries & Cords Thank you readers - and Altar Linens • wonderful RELIEF from 145 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-0231 ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. for your wonderful cooperation BORING • BLASTING TV LARGAY SANATORIUM Help Us To Serve You Naranja, Florida INSURANCE Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 with Advertisers in the 'Mart' We announce the opening of Commercials. It's SURELY a 2-Way Street Also wonderful for late viewers ' LARGAY NURSING HOME Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. 2955 N.W. 75th St. the 'IHM' Vestment Guild - Miami, Florida Miami, Fla. (Immaculate Heart of Mary) Send name & address with $3 Registered Nurses In Charge All Types of Insurance TYPING (or $8 for 3) care, 'BLAB-OFF' 1338 N.-W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 Beautiful vestments designed Phone MO 64362 Part time typing; letters, i and made in Miami of materials to Jack Clifford, 9525 S.W. 72nd Member K. of C. GIL HAAS SKIP HAAS Ave., Miami 56, Florida forms, manuscripts etc. Very best suited to our tropical Let your Catholic licensed accurate, reasonable. CE 5-5353 climate. Over 10 years or call MO 1-3206 for C.O.D. Nose Face Ears BRIDAL GOWNS Corrective styling - plastic surgery. Insurance Agent review your experience - References from (Member Epiphany Parish) policies free of charge. Allow WRAPPING SERVICE LIKE-NEW - chantilly & tulle the clergy in Miami and 139 S.E. 3rd Street 2-3 P.M. formal length, 10-12, sacrifice. VENETIAN GLASS TRAYS him to furnish you with Income '" THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN throughout Florida. Inquiries Deederer, M.D. FR 3-0003 Protection, Hospitalization 234 Valencia, C. G. (at the P. O.) Call HI 8-3811 OR CE 5-8688 ; welcomeH. Write P.O. Box 7284, This Week's Special! WILLIAM J. MATTEI & other fine policies. Children Religious Articles, Gifts, Greeting CLOTHING Miami 55, Fla. or call has successfully treated over 21,000 (up to 17) accident insurance, Cards, Stationery, Gift Wrapping CA 1-3419 days or MO 7-0084 Beautiful Venetian Glass cases & supervised nearly a million HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING & Trays at $3.50 - $5 a year. and Mailing. Phone HI 4-1773. evenings. treatments for approaching bald- Call Michael Stoney • NE 5-7491 WOOLENS for the entire family See our many lovely gifts ness & falling hair. Ph. FR 4-7882 Wanna make our Advertisers ALSO - Ladies' coats, sweaters etc. Will gift-wrap & mail for you now for consultation • no cost or INVESTMENTS happy? .. Memember to tell them Stock up now. See these & ; PERSONALIZED NAPKINS THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN obligation. (Member Gesu Parish). John S. Smith - representing you saw their ad in the 'Mart? 234 Valencia C. G. (at P.O.) MANY OTHER BARGAINS Palmer, Pollacchi & Co., Inc. at ! A suggestion for an appreciated Call HI 4-1773 MATTEI HAIR EXPERTS Specialists in Mutual Funds ALSO - For your convenience Suite 302, Congress Building ST. VINCENT DePAUL " PERSONALIZED GIFT - TUxedo 7-2542 EMPLOYMENT CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE 100 Snowy White Cocktail we will remain open until Legal secretary, 35, son, 6 9 P.M. every night until wants to share her apartment, MOVING 801 N. Miami Ave. FR 3-3856 Napkins - with one OR two HELP WANTED - FEMALE Open daily from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. lines of gold OR silver Thursday, December 24th (pool, maid service etc.) with MOVING? lady; or will rent hottse and Have Trucks for All Size Jobs SATURDAYS UNTIL 12:30 imprinting - gift boxed - •VOICE' SUBSCRIPTION mailed anywhere for only $2 - share, or exchange services for Call Joe NE 5-2461 TELEPHONE GARDEN SUPPLIES same. 3401 S.W. 11th St. Apart- Calvo Feed & Garden Supply (includes mailing charges) A Family Gift ment 3. (St. Michael's Parish) MOVING OPERATORS Send copy to be imprinted Continue your gift for Local and Long Distance Nutri-sol, liquid diet plant food-All leading brands Fertilizer, Insect- and $2 to 'Specialties' Every Week in the Year // the heading for your CLOVERLEAF VAN & STORAGE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY P.O. Box 155, Hialeah, Fla. A subscription to particular ad isn't already icides, Pet Supplies. Free del. Se Member of Visitation Parish Habla Espanol. 3485 W. Flagler. (Sample napkin of your order listed in the 'Mart' - - we'll Ph. NA 1-1883 NA 1-2684 (Miami) TRAINING AT FULL PAY sent to you at no charge.) The 'VOICE' make a new heading for you. CALL HI 3-6051 Let your friends and WE MOVE relatives in other cities For YOUR 'result-getting' ad HOUSEHOLD GOODS Call PL 8-2507 Local and Long Distance Start $46.50 week • PIANOS follow the news of the Household Goods, Office Equipmt. Daveno covers $4.98 - arm $1.98. 'Diocese of Miami' heavy chair throws $3.98; sofa Appliances, Pianos PL 1-7842 Regular increases A gift for the HOME - with a gift subscription ANTHONY'S Transfer & Storage throws $4.98 up - Hollywoods $7.49 Large selection of Spinets and from you. You may send name AUTOMOTIVE to $70 per week WE SHIP • FACTORY SALES Consoles, new, used, Reduced. and address of recipient LA-MAR TRANSFER 638 N.W. 62nd Street - Miami and $5 to SMALL deposit will deliver AUTOMOBILE SERVICE LOCAL MOVERS Steady work Refrigerator, Shelvador; Payments (start January) as 'Gift Subscriptions' double sofa bed^ good mattress, c/o The Voice Publishing Co. ATOMIC SINCLAIR STATION Furniture - Office Equipment low as $3. See them at FREE ESTIMATE reasonable. Call WI 7-2756 6301 Biscayne Blvd. Open 24 hrs. - Mechanic on days Unlimited GASH MUSIC CO. Miami, Florida . For Road Service Phone PL 4-4858 1352 N. Miami Ave. FR 3-0023 Almost new - WESTINGHOUSE^ 2 NW 79th St. Cor. N. Miami Ave. OPTICIANS advancement deluxe automatic washer - $lf" % ' 2000 Ponce de Leon HI 34694 BILL GAGNON Call evenings - PL 8-738b j For YOUR ad ANDREWS OPTICIANS opportunities COLLISION SERVICE Rx filled-Lens, Frames Duplicated Two bedspreads and two pairs' • PORTRAITS in the Foreign Car Spec.-Paint-Body Shop 145 N.E. 79th Street PL 7-0231 draperies, maroon and gray. Also Servicing all U.S. make cars APPLY TODAY $15. Call PL 8-8591 New "Gift Guide* 1316 W. Flag. FR 9-5379, FR 9-7220 PHOTOGRAPHY A lovely gift! A 16 x 20 LeMAN STUDIO - ATTENTION - portrait drawn in pastel Call PL 8-2507 SEVEN BROTHERS GARAGE Weddings - Babies Employment Office Expert Mechanics - Free Estimates ROOMING HOUSE OWNERS colours from your photo. Portraits - Commercial 36 N. E. 2nd Street Mattresses - single & double $2 Finest quality work. Special Paint, Body, Mechanical Repairs 267 Alhambra Circle HI 8-9300 COMPLETE BEDS - $8 UP Christmas Price - ONLY $10. 24 Hr. Wrecker Service-MO 6-4457 (10% Discount to Voice Readers) 8:30 A.M.-5 P.M. 3130 S. W 107th Ave. CA 1-9098 Dishes, pots, pans, etc. CALL HI 4-1633 J. Manassa - Member St. Brendan's PRINTING Monday - Friday See these and many other money-saving BARGAINS at for further information SO. MIAMI AUTO SUPPLY, Inc. Patronize One of South Florida's Oldest Catholic Print Shops ST. VINCENT DePAUL For your convenience you may use this coupon Auto Parts and Accessories SOUTHERN BELL CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE for mailing your ad to The Voice 'Mart' All foreign & U.S. make cars ABBOT PRINTING CO. TELEPHONE CO. 801 N. Miami Ave. FR 3-3856 Specializing in T. & C. Missall, Props. Open daily from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Generator, Starter, Speedometer Neat Letterpress, Offset, Engraving. Middle age woman to care SATURDAYS UNTIL 12:30 PLEASE CHARGE TO: Service - Auto - Truck & Marine 9080 N.E. 6th .Ave. at Biscayne 6020 So. Dixie Hgwy. MO 1-4276 for a very good 6 month SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS Mark Broderick - Jim Broderick PL 1-4176 Miami Shores old baby and assist with • Name "HOME OF UNION LABEL SIX" light housework. Call UN 6-6103 CARS - PARKING CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Rx for Results - - Lovely new home with 2 adults Address PARK YOUR CAR at the What else - but an ad for housekeeper, plenty of free M M Parking Lot downtown Miami time, nominal salary, WI 7-7503 "WAI City 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from in the 'Mart' CALL PL 8-2507 Kenmore - Whirlpool j the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Rebuilt like NEW Phone Parish Mike Murphy-Prop. Member Gesu $40 up - 3 month guarantee Classification CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Miami Pioneer Septic Tank Cleaners Service Charge - $3.50 Ad to be published times starting Friday 1959 SALES OPPORTUNITY 3 year training - Guaranteed Salary Serving Miami and All North Dade Areas REFRIGERATORS Man with executive ability, good Servicing All Makes Authorized by (Full name) education, pleasing personality 36 Years of Service in Dade County AND public contact experience RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Guaranteed Repairs PERMANENT POSITION Please mail your ad no later than SATURDAY Write details to Our Draintile Installations Carry A S-Yr. Written Guarantee GOOD APPLIANCE CO. for the following FRIDAY issue to: L. L. Juliano, D.M. - Prudential 1137 N. W. 54th Street The Voice 'Mart' P. O. Box 38-702 Miami 38. Florida Insurance Co. 1601 S.W. 1st St. Phone PL 7-1000 Please write your ad on separate sheet (All replies confidential) or PL 8-9646 Call PL 9-6201 Page 36 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4, 1959 f The Market Place tot • A n n o u n c e m e n t s S a I e s - Services Rentals Real Estate HOUSEHOLD GOODS - (Cont'd) CARPENTERS - (Cont'd) THEE SERVICE APARTMENTS • FT. LAUDERDALE INCOME PROPERTY HOUSES FOR SALE-SW (Cont'd) 5-piece dinette set, China, doubl Carpenter, paperhanging, general AVERETT'S TREE SERVICE Sun View Apartnmnt Motel Reduced for quick sale! bed, chest, U.S. Koylon foam mal repairs, cement & handyman work Trees trimmed, topped, removed 415 S.E. 11th Ct. Ft. LaMderdale Reduced For Quick Sale tress & spring. etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 Licensed and insured JA 2-3082. Quiet Residential EXCELLENT LOCATION Epiphany Parish - 3 bedrooms, CALL OX 1-7887 Carpenter, alterations, painting, Member St. Brendan's Parish Surf Edge Apartment Motel ONLY $900 DOWN V/i baths, garage, on large Call MO 7-6103 209 N. Atlantic Blvd. JA 2-9921 MISCELLANEOUS cement work & repairs. No job now buys this furnished corner lot- walk to school. too small. Call HI 4-1633 Trees Trimmed, Topped, remove On the ocean - Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Cash register $35; adding duplex - bedroom and Florida CALL owner MO 7-8073 .*» Full equipment • A-l work HOUSES-NX. room each side. Liberal terms. machine $35; also typewriter. CHINCH BUG CONTROL CALL PLaza 8-7875 Next to Epiphany Church - 3 105 N.E. 75th St. PH. PL 7-7737 KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT S.W. 16th Ter. near 24th Ave. (Member Corpus Christi Parish Call Owner FR 1-4170 bedroom, 3 bath, half acre, - NOTICE HOBBYISTS - 7 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue CHINCH BUG CONTROL VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES Owner sacrifice for quick sale! Small electro-plating machine Roof Cleaning Roof Coating Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Space: Low Down Payment - liberal terms swimming pool & cabana, screened (table - mounted) for bronzing Pat Harris PL 8-1865 Venetian Blinds - Cornices PHONE PL 4-6295 ONLY $10,000 for TWO patio - 5525 S.W. 86th St. baby shoes etc. Instruction Free Estimates - Guaranteed Geo. W. Lasche, Prop. 3-bedroom houses on 1 lot, Call FR 7-2174 between 9 & 5 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION course and MANY extras included. Refinished - Repairs - Your Home HOUSES - N.W. (one furnished) near 3 schools Any reasonable offer. PL 8-2508 PATIOS, drives, walk*, floors . STEADCRAFT - PL 9-6844 Call owner NE 3-3759 after 4:30 $11,500 ~ Keystone, color, any size job. 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. NORWOOD SECTION HOME MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 3 bedroom, 2 bath, split level HOUSES FOR SALE - St. Brendan's Parish - New CBS Quality, workmanship - MU 8-215 WATER HEATERS New & used Fenders, Ediphone, WITH OPTION TO BUY Visitation Parish - One year NEW home • 3201 S.W. 88th Place Martins, Kay & Harmony Guitars, ELECTRICIANS LOUIS E. MILLER PLG. CO 1001 N W. I85th Drive PL 7-7737 3 bedroom, 2 bath, wall-to-wall 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, $49 month Bass Fiddles, Amplifiers, P.A. Water Heater Repairs & Sales LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Near Visitation Church & School carpeting, draperies, carporte, CALL OWNER HI 8-5164 Systems - Microphones. Accordions In "The Venice of America' 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 Attractive 3 bedroom, 1 bath all electric kitchen, f enced-in and Drums. TV or Auto Radios, CBS, carporte, lovely yard, $125 yard, $2000 will handle. Epiphany Parish • Spacious 3 SAM'S RADIO & MUSIC MINNET ELECTRIC yearly. Option to buy. LOW bedroom, 2 bath COLONIAL Residential and Com'l Renovation* Owner Transferred W. Hollywood YUkon 34370 RENTALS down payment. Call PL 7-4357 beautiful location - terms Wurlitzer studio piano, We specialize in repair-remodeling 1170 N.E. 196th Ter. WI 5-5708 CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! STORES FOR RENT - LAKE WORTH Corpus Christi Parish - Spacious Call OWNER MO 5-2138 GOOD CONDITION Ft. Lauderdale, LOgan 6-1421 ROOMS-NX. Call PL 8-3178 TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW CBS, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, large 12929 S.W. 60th Avenue LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 Stay near St. Mary's at Florida room, carporte PL 1-0400 Brand new Sampson Trampoline, STORES FOR RENT Boy owner's equity & assume FLOOR WAXING 1810% and 1812 North Dixie 240 N.E. 45th St. Open (cost 42.50) perfect Christmas HOLIDAY HALL Saturday & Sunday from 1 to 6. 4%% G.I. MORTGAGE gift for ages 4-12. ONLY $25. Specialist in home & com'l floor Lake Worth, Florida maintenance - any kitchen cleaned from $10 per person per week, Call JUstice 5-4760 or inquire PL 4O806 between 5-8 P.M. single. For reservations call Home for Ma and Dad IMMEDIATE POSSESSION waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 Joe Aquilio Barber Shop Extra lot to build on for son 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, original NTS AND TREES PL 9-2807 or write Holiday Hall at NEW address FORMICA 185 N.E. 80th Terrace or daughter - 2 blocks to Cherry - Ixora - Hibiscus 33c 1810 N. Dixie, Lake Worth, Fla. 'Starlight Home' - newly painted ROOMS WANTED-FT. LAUDERDALE shopping center - center of FULL, BUSHY GALLON CANS ANYTHING IN FORMICA food stores - excellent location, completely; nr. schools, churches Sink Tops - As low as $28 Lady wants room with bath in CROTQNS-.25c&50c fruit trees, sprinkling system & shopping centers. Elevated lot, FREE ESTIMATES - TU 7-9012 home or apartment of widow or REAL ESTATE & patio everything a house real fireplace, blinds & other 3 foot Adoneida Palms - 97c single lady in vicinity of JALOUSIE WINDOWS needs to have Florida living! extras. Complete shrubbery hedge MELANDOR NURSERY Lauderdale By The Sea. 152 ft frontage - sidewalks & If you have window- trouble • Call LO 44638 - Apartment 3. Florida Realty Bureau, Inc. new street. 1151 N.E. 166th St. for privacy. Must see to 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. WI 7-6971 CALL DICK OR JESS appreciate. Owner on premises. Open every day from 8:30 • 6 Change to jalousie or awning APARTMENTS - N.E. 2 offices to serve you better, HOUSES FOE SALE - N.W. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES type. Expert window repair - N.E. 2nd Ave. near 54th Street 520 N.E. 79th St. PL 7-5576 9515 Dominican Dr., Cutler Ridge 8411 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-8545 Duplex - Air Conditioned BUSHEY^S GIFT SHOP alterations, adjustments etc Nicely furnished efficiency Centrally located, near churches Religious Articles Call NA 4-1837 day or evening. ONLY $50 MONTH FINE BUYS IN FINE HOMES & schools. 2 bedrooms, iy2 baths* WALK TO EPIPHANlT Statuary - Pictures LAWN MOWER SERVICE Call Mrs. Roberts PL 8-2508 South Gables and South Miami 1 side; 1 bedroom, 1 bath other. Lovely 3 bedrooms, 2 baths in 2401 N. Federal Highway 27 N.E. 60th Terrace - Newly DON LONG MO 6-6643 See OWNER 212 N.W. 69th St. choice neighborhood, extras galore. Dclray Beach, Florida MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Authorized Service and Parts decorated bedroom apartment, The JfCeyes Co. - MO 7-2571 FOR SALE OR RENT Open To Offer WANTED Fertilizers - Sharpening - Welding jalousie porch - $60 yearly. LOHR REAL ESTATE 521 N.W. 187th Street Wanted by St. Vincent de Paul Paul and Ray Gigon N.E. 109th St. near Blvd. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, low down 5850 S.W. 85th Street Specializing in Buying payment. Owner MO 5-5161. CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 Lovely NEW duplex, 2 bedrooms, Selling and Renting Property Clothing, household furnishings, LAWN SERVICE (1 with private entrance) 2 baths To Parishioners by Parishioners MAKE OFFER - Sacrifice Sale PALMLAND REALTY MO 5-3577 appliances, linens etc. air conditioning & heat, $125. 1092 S. W. 27th Ave. Ph. HI 8-6511 348 N.W. Ill Ter. Open for the needy. Lawn sand, top soil, CALL PL 4-7189 pea rock, fill and sod. MARIE MITCHELL, Broker 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, for more (All St. Vincent de Paul Soc. bene- utility room, garage, screened factors remembered-wkly masses). CALL MO 1-«291 APARTMENTS - N.W. Specializing in N.W. - HOMES - HIALEAH porch, sprinkler, fenced yard. PHONE FR 3-3856 - Special PAINTING St. Michael's Parish-Block Flagler, JULIA G. SOTO Broker pick-up days each neighborhood. near Kinloch School & shopping Sti James Parish - MU 8-3322 CLASSIFIED 'ather & son, 26 years experience 1410 N.W. 119th St. MU 1-7735 10 N.W. 110th St. PL 8-9041 Will swap Speedoprint mimeograph n church, convent & residential Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath, large Turn to next page for good portable (elite type) decorating - Coral Gables & S.W. furnished duplex apartment, MARY MULLEN ONLY $17,900 1 bedroom has separate entrance, typewriter. Call PL 8-2508 For color chart & estimate Realtor - Member St. Brendan's Custom-Built CALL MO 7-3528 yearly lease. PHONE CA 1-3089 Lots - Homes - Aereage,- Rentals CORNER DUPLEX PAINTING, interior & exterior Walking distance Corpus Christi 7385 S. W. 8th St. MO 1-7662 OPEN 1 TO 5 IT WOULD HOME IMPROVEMENT: FREE ESTIMATE - Any size job 2 room efficiency, light & water WILLIAM C. MURPHY 4250 N.W. 12th AVENUE tfember St. Mary's PL 7-3875 furnished, $65 month. Realtor "IMMEDIATE POSSESSION" 71 N.W. 29th St. Call FR 1-7251 Member - Corpus Christi Parish HERE'S a dandy buy in a modern COST YOU AIR CONDITIONING Vo job too small, 25 years St. Mary's Parish - Furnished 191 N. W. 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-2986 duplex! Built-in oven and range, AIR CONDITIONING jxperience - by contract OR time. tile roof, etc. The LOW PHONE WI 7-7723 for estimate 1 bedroom cottage, only $65 SEE US FIRST MORE THAN REFRIGERATION yearly • 7612 N.W. 4th Ave. We Specialize in Epiphany Area purchase price will surprise you. 'LUMBING Call PL 7-7570 weekends, evenings :all Pat Procacci MO 7-09J8_ Residential — Commercial PALMLAND REALTY McCORMICK BOYETT APARTMENTS - S.W. 401 N.W. 131st Street Installation — Service 1546 So. Dixie Hwy. MO 5-3577 Near St. James Chuarch & School $1500.00 Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Near St. Peter & Paul's Church HOMES • HOMES - HOMES Furnished 3-bedroom, 1 bath HENRY J. GALLAGHER We specialize in plumbing repairs Furnished bedroom apartment, CBS Sun Deck home. Larsse lot To Send A Postcard Phone MU 1-7821 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. clean, quiet. Adults - $65 SALES & RENTALS zoned R-2. Total only $14,900. Day PL 7-O606 yearly. Phone HI 8-2981 ARTHUR E. PARR1SH, Realtor ROOM air conditioner service Generous terms - No qualifying. TO ALj. OF THE Factory Authorized Service Night PL 9-0355, PL 8-9622 1637 S. W. 12th Street ' 168 N.E. 96th St. PL 4-8696 LOW closing cost - To inspect York - Carrier - Philco - Crosley JACK & SON AVAILABLE NOWJ PAT PROCACCI, Realtor phone READERS OF Universal Service Inc. ERY attractive bedroom apart- Specializing in ARTHUR E. PARRISH, Realtor CALL PLaza 9-5711 Plumbing Contractors No Money Down - FHA Financing ment. Florida room, fenced back Acreage and Business Property 168 N.E. 96th St. PL 4-2696 9 BRICKLAYERS All Work Guar. - 24 Hour Service yard - seasonal OR $85 yearly. 941 S.W. 48th Street MO 7-0938 THE 'VOICE Home & Income Property HOUSES FOR SALE - NO. MIK.JH BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME JACOB MILAVIC. PROPRIETOR S.W. 16th Ter. near 24th Ave. To see call owner - FR 1-4170 ROSS REALTY Sales, Inc. ^arge duplex-2 bedrooms each Fide Brick & stone work - all kinds, rm. 2035 N. W. 95fh St. PL 7-7962 one side furnished, NOW only Yet You Can dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc APARTMENTS - M!ftM! BE'CH REALTORS IEMODEUNG Residential and Income 13,000. Terms arranged NE 5-2461 Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 Surf side - 8851 Harding Ave. FREE ESTIMATES 12301 N. E. 6th Ave. HOUSES FOlTsALE . S.W. Reach AH Of Them BUILDERS " Efficiency apartments, near St. PL 4-5575 or NE 3-3780 (eves.) emodeling kitchens, bathrooms Joseph's Church, beach & bus, St. Brendan's Parish • -Large VAN HOEK, BUILDER wood paneling, painting, etc patio screen-enclosed pool Through An Ad In Homes, apts.,^additions or alter- private parking, lovely grounds, JULIA T. WHITE ny size job - licensed, insured adults - yearly OR season. (15 x 30 filtered) .? bedrooms, ations. Free estimates. LO 4-2732 CALL TU 7-9012 SALES - RENTALS 2 baths (with vanity) built-in Ft. Laudcrtiale, 850 N.W. 42nd St. Near St. Jo~5"h's Cbnrch PROPERTY MANAGEMENT THE 'MART tOOFING oven, range, dishwasher, central C ABSENTEES , FFICIENCIES for 2 or 3 persons 11601 Biscayne Bvd. PL 4-5426 heat, corner lot - ?n" "30. ROOF CLEANING & COATING by week, month SC^^^T &. year. Terms. 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Page ' 9 The Voice 'Mart CONTINUED FROM PAGE 37 Swiss Musicians Court Bans HOUSES FOR SALE-SW (Cont'd) WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU In Barry Concert 76' x 104' CORNER a beautiful home OR duplex Magazine $500 CASH 4 bedroom. 4 bath home The Masterplayers of Lugano, INCLUDES CLOSING COSTS ONLY $13,500 20 string and wind players, mak- Adorable 2 bedroom ranch style Will help you finance - furnish ing their first tour of the United From Stands home near Trail. Stove, plans. ALSO lots for sale States and Canada, will be heard refrigerator, well and pump, Joseph Kay Builders, Inc. at the Barry College Auditorium A temporary injunction vacant - ONLY $11,900 1200 N.E. 3rd St. on Sunday, Dec. 6, at 8:15 p.m. against the distribution of the SEE IT TODAY Phone JA 3-4034 Ft. Lauderdale Mary Mullen, Realtor - MO 1-7662 QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH Conducted "by Richard Schu- December issue ol Scene maga- 7385 S.W. 8th Street (Trail) 4 houses - $15,500 to $15,995 macher, all of the musicians are zine has been granted by Dade 5911 S.W. 61st St. - 3 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida Florida room, 10x15 utility OR rooms, 2 to 4 blocks to church, concert- soloists who banded to- County Circuit Court Judge family room, LOW monthly schools, shopping center & bus. gether in 1954 as the "Collegium George Holt. payments. Cull MO 7-9384 Owner - W. F. Wolff, LU 3-6916 Musicum Helveticum" in the "^HOUSES FOR SALE - SO. MIAMI 2861 S. W. 10th Street city of Lugano, Switzerland, cap- In a civil suit filed against 5860 S.W. 85th Street Walking distance St. Anthony's ital of the Italian-speaking can- the Sunshine State News Co., OPEN 2 to 5 P.M. SATURDAY Church & school, 2 bedrooms, ton of Ticino. local distributor, last week, Epiphany Parish - Colonial with bath, furnished, fine condition. State Attorney Richard E. built-in kitchen, oil heat, Reasonably priced - immediate Two guests soloists will be possession. 406 N.E. 12th Ave. Gerstein sought a temporary deep lot and FHA finance. hef.rd during the concert at Call DON LONG MO 6-6643 Owner, E. R. Withee JA 3-7247 injunction to have the maga- The Keyes Co. - MO 7-2571 HOUSES FOR SALE - LAKE WORTH Barry presented as part of the zine banned from newsstands. Culture Series. Pianist Julian HOUSES FOR SALE - CO. GROVE " Sacred Heart Parish - 508 He also asked for a declara- Virginia Drive - 3 bedroom CBS, von Karolyi and violinist, Denes tory decree on the status of $1000 DOWN 1 block from Lake Osborne Zsigmondy will each be heard the publication, which is en- CLASS RINGS of seniors at Central Catholic High School in Fort 2777 S.W. 24th Ave. i]/2% VA mortgage, private. during the program, which will tered as second-class matter Lauderdale were recently blessed by Father Robert F. Reardon. Call AT 7-2289 Stuart, Fla. include an unpublished work of by the U.S. Post Office. CORNER CBS ON 3 LOTS HOUSES FOR SALE - VERO BEACH Haydn being performed for the Florida room plus porch, 3 bed- rooms (1 with private entrance) Four blocks from St. Helen's first time in America. Meanwhile representatives of TIPS FOR TEENAGERS TWO BATHS Church and School. 3 bedrooms, Dade County Newsdealers Sup- 2 baths, large living room, ply Co., the county's largest -•• Selling for FHA appraisal r dining room, Florida room, OPEN DAILY 1 TO 4 family kitchen with fireplace, Different Dictionaries magazine distributing firm, of- 2 ton Air Conditioner. fered its cooperation in the drive Have You Thought Of This W. E. Margicin, Broker MO 5-4447 2255 Buena Vista JO 2-2650 For Free World, Reds to rid newsstands of Greater HOUSES FOR SALE . HIALEAH May tqe present Miami of indecent and obscene YOUR advertising message LOS ANGELES (NO — Wil- literature. Ideal Gift For Christmas? Immaculate Conception Parish TO MORE THAN 50,000 liam Randolph Hearst, Jr., 3 bedroom, V/2 bath CBS, should take themselves 1. LOYAL readers every week? made an appraisal saying Com- At a meeting attended by del- By FATHER G. W. HAFFORD $65 month, 152 E. 58th St. church and go to confession. It Phone Ad-Taker PL S.-2507 munism and the free world op- egates of the Miami DCCW, Now while the ads are HOUSES FOR SALE-HOLLYWOOD has to be done sometime, and erate out of different diction- Dade County Council for Decent screaming at* you to give this $400 DOWN there is no need in putting it aries, and therefore the West Literature and the Greater- Mi- or that gift, take a moment out Lake Forest - 3 bedroom corner, CLASSIFIED RATES off. There is no peace of mind must combine rededication to ami Council of Churches, Earl L. and think of_giving a bit of & appliances, only $72.54 month. like that which results irom LUdlow 3-4481 or YUkon 3-8143 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE principle with a hard realistic McAleer, general manager, and yourself. There are hospitals, walking out from under a load. HOUSES FOR SALE - FT. LAUD. Count 5 average words per line look at its enemy. Harry Rosenblatt, vice president orphanages, homes for the aged, of the supply company, volun- and retreat houses that would The Sacrament of Penance is QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH One Time per Irne 1.00 one of the greatest gifts God 2724 S.W. 9th Street In evaluating his Russian teered to send a list of the be delighted to have you give a 2 Times " " 50c gives to mankind. a bedrooms, 2 baths, new home, 13 Times " " 40c travels before the Catholic magazines they distribute to tho. few hours a week in voluntary only 2 blks. to church, grade school Press Council of Southern Cali- 26 Times • " "35c state's attorney's office so that service. The young people who Catholic High School and large fornia, '-the editor-in-chief of FOR PUBLIC Speakers — la Shopping Ctr. A beautiful home! 52 Times " " 30c it may inspect questionable pub- are doing just that, are among Hearst publications said "ac- all your speeches be sure you Joseph Kay Builders, Inc. Legal Ads per agate line 50c lications before they are placed the happiest persons on earth". cording to their patron saint, • have an object as well as a PHONE JAckson 34034 Death^ Notices " 50c on the newsstands. Why not contact some place in Queen of Martyr's Parish - 3462 Lenin, it's not a lie if it ad- your neighborhood to see what subject. Riverland Rd. Lauderdale Isles Classified Display Rates vances communism." McAleer told members of you could do to lighten the bur- DECENT DISKS, 2 bedroom, 1 bath waterfront SUITABLE SONGS One Time — per col. inch $3.00 the sheriff's vice squad and dens of the people who staff the home, large lot beautifully "Hallelujah Chorus" — "And landscaped - Schools, shopping 4 Timet - - - $2.90 state attorney's office present place? You would get to love center, bus. Selling below FHA 13 - - - " $2.70 Pius XII Library that the newsdealers' supply the people you are serving, too. The Glory Of The Lord" (Vic- valuation. OWNER LU 3-5583 tor) Royal Philharmonic Orch- 26 " " " " company represents IS pub- It is wonderful charity ... so CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Praised By Ike lishers and 700 magazines. He much better than a little well estra; "Autumn In Rio" — 52 - " " " "The Untouchables" .(Capitol) ST. LOUIS (NO — The Pius charged that it was "virtually wrapped gift. IV* acre TRACTS^ SMALL ADS Nelson Riddle; "Sleigh Ride" — XII Memorial Library, contain- impossible" for the firm to bring "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Rein- Priced to Sell at ing . the Western hemisphere's scrutinize publications before SO BE JOYFUL — Sin is the 4 deer" (Victor) H Winterhalter; $2,495.00 each BIG RESULTS only photostatic copies of the distribution. most serious thing on earth. "The Gettysburg Address" — Vatican Library's priceless in The Although encouraged by the WORK HARD "Bourbon Street Beat" (Decca) 25% down 4 ^manuscripts, was formally de- cooperative attitude of the dis- No one seems happy with a Tommy Dorsey Orchestra; Voice 'Mart' dicated here by Archbishop Egi- Balance over 5 years tributors, Aram Goshgarian, as- soft job. If your work is too "Santa Nicola" — "All Because dio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Dele- Located 1 mile from 4 Ads taken by phone sistant state attorney, stated, easy for you branch out and It's Christmas" (Victor) Lou gate to the United States. Delray Interchange. Any week day from 9-5 "we are not putting ourselves in dig into something that is a Monte; "You're My Love" — real challenge to you. Be Call, Write or Phone 4 Saturdays from 9-3 President Eisenhower com- the position of being censors." "Not One Minute More" (Vic- sure to give your work the mended the library in a tor) Delia Reese. and up until best that is in you, and you message which praised the Va- 4 will always have the feeling WM. INC 10 A.M. TUESDAYS tican collection as "one of the HI FI AND STEREO DAY Plan Mission of accomplishment. If\ we world's primary sources of in- "Latin Affair" (Capitol) 4 For FRIDAY Edition think along these lines in our formation on the history- of George Shearing Quintet; "Ken 500 South Federal spiritual life, we shall be •BOCA RATON Ph. 5473< Western thought." At Tavernier Griffin Plays Romantic Waltz- Call PL 8-2507 saints. And although that es" (Columbia) Ken Griff j TAVERNIER — A one-week sounds a bit ambitious, we "C'mon Let's Dance" (Capitoir Dr. Tom Dooley mission for men and women will have to remember that we Freddy Martin; "The Kenton be conducted at San Pedro must be saints or we just can- Touch" (Capitol) Stan Kenton; Returns To N.D. Ohurch beginning Sunday, Dec. not get into heaven. "Zither Music" (Capitol) Ruth 6. How To Be A Success In Business NOTRE DAME, Ind. (NO — Welcome. FLYING CORKS From The * * * Dr. Tom Dooley, noted for his Father Walter J. Bueche, Pop House — "The difference GET-WITH IT EARLY TO BED medical work in Laos, came C.SS.R., of New Smyrna Beach, between the procurator of a Music people around the coun- back to the social hall of St. will conduct the devotions and seminary and the spiritual dir- try are saying that it's too bad Mary's College where he used Mass will be celebrated at 7 ector is simply this: the procur- that popular music seems to be EARLY TO RISE to play the piano at tea dances. a.m. daily. ator sees to it that poor boys in the hands of the wee teen- Some claim the music world Non-Gatholics have been invit- can become good priests and age people. These are the peo- WORK REAL HARD lost another Eddie Duchin when ed to attend. the spiritual director sees to it ple in junior high school, and Tom Dooley; as an undergradu- that good boys don't become they are the screamers of the ate of Notre Dame, gave up the poor priests." moment. It is making it all the : and piano to study medicine. Extension Society REAL PEACE tougher for the high school jun- There are a few persons here iors and seniors, for they object Dr. Dooley addressed St. Built 5,000 Churches and there who give themselves to the wee teens, and they have ADVERTISE . . in The 'Mart, Mary's student body, and also a lot of trouble. Well, they have come to realize that there seems arranged for two Asian girls to CHICAGO (NO — More than trouble, and they just don't to be nothing-for them to dance (The 'Voice- Classified) attend the college. 5,000 mission churches have know what to do with it. These to, now that they really want been built in this country in the are the ones who need to get to settle down to dancing in- last half-century by the Catholic stead of the halitosis - hop deal Phone Miss Thompson Cardinal Mclntyre to confession but they don't feel ; Church Extension Society. they can face up to it. They are . . . "with kids walking up as Received By Pope Archbishop William D. O'Bri- to be pitied for trouble mounts close as they can dare to their PL B-2507 VATICAN CITY (NO—James en, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago on trouble, and they are mis- partner, and then doing a quick Francis Cardinal Mclntyre, and president of the Extension erable. There is only one solu- retreat. There is plenty room (Ads taken Saturdays until 3 P.M.) Archbishop of Los Angeles, has Society, disclosed this in his re- tion, and it is a simple one. for good music, and some is be- been received in audience by port to the annual meeting of After doing a lot of good old- ing produced. Follow the listings Pope John XXIII. the society's board of governors. knee - hurting praying, they and demand your rights. Ptige 38 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. December 4; 1959 GENERAL ELECTRIC 2-WAY RADIO Equipment For All Types Of Businesses Flagler Communication AJJOCS. P.O. Box 648, So. Miami 43, Fla... MO 5-5741 CONTRACT HARDWARE LIGHTING FIXTURES MODERNFOLD DOORS PLAZA 4-5451 FOTEY'S 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue MIAMI « FLORIDA CO—CAPTAIN Pat Brickman of Curley meets start of the big game. Pat was a standout for a host of Columbus game captains before the the Knights in their losing cause. A»k for L.C.Wax ALUMINUM LUBRICANT 200,000 Refugees CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR MUSIC by the St. Michael's Junior High band was a feature of Have Fled Red Berlin Awning - Jalousie - Sliding the first Archbishop Curley — Christopher Columbus football BONN, Germany (NO — WINDOWS, DOORS & 101 ARTICLES game Nov. 25. The band alternated its support by sitting on Proven since 1952 by satisfied users Nearly 200,000 youthful refugees . everywhere the Columbus side of the field for the first half and moving Al most Builder Supply, Paint & Hardware from the Soviet zone of East Stores. Made in Pompano Beach, Fla. o the Curley side for the final half. Germany have been processed #:<>** s££- at emergency reception centers Curley Knights Meet South Dade in Sandbostel and Westertimke, since 1952. "Smart Buyers Get The Archbishop Curley High will •through their worst season, will The camps are to be dissolv- wind-up its season Friday night ed by spring, 1960, in a decree Best Buys at McBrides" have a 3-5-0 record going into by the Lower Saxon Ministry against South Dade High at the the game and will be underdogs • Homestead Stadium. for Expellees. to the strong Rebels. South The Largest Stock of The Knights, struggling Dade lost close games to both I—PETE'S—i Imported and Domestic Key West and Southwest, two- Wines and Liquors 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. In the Greater Miami Area' touchdown winners over Curley. — BARBER SHOP — 2 Players Named • Curley has had a record of SVNNILAND To All-Star Teams PL 7-7160 beating itself this season with SHOPPING CENTER FREE DELIVERY IN THE Two Catholic High players penalties, fumbles or pass inter- CE 5-9851 NORTH DADE AREA ceptions. The Knights had two have been named to all-star LOUIS E MILLER teams selected by South Flor- such marches stopped in last week's 12-8 loss to Christopher PLUMBING CO. ida newspapers. EST. 1930 LMcBRIDE - LIQUORS tiolumbus, one an intercepted 734 N.E. 125th St. Pat Brickman, 170-pound pass at the Columbus four and WATER flEATER/s^icE QUARTERBACK Jack Ellison of Columbus hits pay-dirt for Phones: HI 8-9912 and HI 6-1414 North Miami's Smartest another on a fumble at the Ex- Archbishop Curley High center, the winning touchdown in the Explorers 12-8 victory. Jack went .4102 Loguna St. Coral Gables Liquor Store has been selected for the All- plorers' 12. 15 yards on an end sweep for his score in the third quarter. Miami high school team picked Seniors making their final ap- by the Miami News. In so do- pearance for Curley are Gene Phone JU 2-3232 ing, Pat follows in the foot- Duffy (co-captain), John Paul, steps of his older brother Bill Tony Armaly, Jack Malone, Doug Taylor, John Walsh, Ed who also made aH-city in 1957 LANG'S Montellicano, Richard Martinez, at center. Bill is now on the Pat Brickman (co-captain), Al SUPER LIQUOR STORE University of Miami squad. Alfano, Jack Schoppe, Lou De- AREA FREE DELIVERY felice, Armond Beaudoin, Bob Fort Lauderdale Central 129 N. Federal Hwy. / Lake Worth, Fla. Burch (co-captain), Peter Ryan, Catholic guard Jack Doucette Frank Quirino, Tom Moore, was named to the All-Broward Frank LaPietra, Craig Andres County team by the Ft. Laud- • and Mike Smith. dale Daily News. Central Catholic's quarter- Jubilant Explorers back, Drake Batchelder, was named to the county's second End Season Dec. 11 team. Christopher Columbus High, jubilant 12-8 victors over Arch- 18 Basketball bishop Curley High in the first meeting with the Knights, has Games For Central another week to go before fin- An 18-game basketball sched- ishing its season at South Dade ule has been announced for Cen- on Dec. 11. tral Catholic High of Ft. Lauder- The game was originally dale by Bo Litzinger, head coach scheduled for November but and athletic director. rain forced a postponment until HALFBACK Dick Burke of Columbus is hit by a pair of Curley the later date. tacklers after returning a kick 14-yards during the second half. The Raiders, members of the Gold Coast Conference, will play Columbus scored its biggest Archbishop Curley of Miami win in the school's two-year Entertainers Inscribed In Book Of Rome Church twice and Christopher Columbus, history in beating Curley. once, in Catholic games. ROME (NO — Names of reign of Diocletian. During the The Explorers scored their leaders in the entertainment play the saint was converted • REPAIRS Central opens its season Dec. two touchdowns on a 38-yard field have been inscribed in a • REMODELING and then martyred for his new • PLUMBING S against Seacrest. pass play from quarterback bronze book placed in the Faith. • HEATING Jack Ellison to end Joe Keefer chapel of St. Genesius, patron Central Catholic has a good SERVICE J GAS INSTALLATIONS and on a 15-yard end sweep by saint of actors, in Rome's Inscribed in the book are such number of veterans returning well-known names as Irene Ellison. church for American Catholics. EST. 1926 Electric Sewer Cleaning from last year's squad and the Dunne, Mario del Monaco, Ed Raiders should be a strong fac- Last year the Explorers beat St. Genesius was a Roman Sullivan, Jane Wyman, Loretta tor in Gold Coast Conference only St. Patrick's of Miami actor who took part in a play Young and Margaret and Bar- CO. race. 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