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VOL. IV, NO. 2 Price $5 a year . . . 15 cents a copy MARCH 30, 1962 First Catholic West Coast High School

Architect Murray Blair Wright's Sketch Of New Catholic High School in Fort Myers to be Completed in September Biscayne College Rushing Building Program Launched Toward September Opening AS DDF Returns Pour In Final preparations were being dents living off campus with As additional returns still Minor Seminary, and the new made this week for speedy con- their immediate families. poured in, immediate action girls' section of the Monsignor was taken this Week to launch struction of the new Biscayne Pace High School, both of Applicatons already are being the building program made which also will be rushed College, the first Catholic col- received and those desiring in- possible by the 1962 Diocesan to completion by September. lege for men in South Florida. It Development Fund Campaign. formation regarding admission Latest tabulation of the will be conducted by the Augus- have been requested to write to Prompt approval was given cash and pledges revealed tinian Fathers of Villanova, Pa. the Admissions Office, Biscayne by the Diocesan Building that the amount contributed Commission of plans for the in the Development Fund All architect plans have been College, Box 746, Opa Locka, new Catholic high school in Campaign had now passed completed and approved and the Florida. Fort Myers, which will be the the $1,100,000 mark. Late or general contract is expected to first Catholic high school on or delayed contributions still Biscayne College will be lo- be awarded early in April, with the west coast of the Diocese are being made and the total actual building to be started al- cated on the Palmetto Bypass of Miami. figure will determine the ex- most immediately thereafter. (NW 167th St.) at 32nd Ave., tent of additional building in just north of Opa Locka and As a result, construction will carrying out other projects The program calls for com- west of the Golden Glades in- be started at the earliest possi- which are urgently needed. pletion of the first unit of the terchange. It will adjoin the ble moment so that it will be college early in September, new Monsignor Edward Pace completed and ready to re: These include additions to with first semester classes to High School. The location is cen- ceive its first pupils next Sep- both boys' and girls' sections of begin Sept. 24. Registration of trally located to Pompano, Fort tember. Similar speed will Cardinal Gibbons High School, students will take place on Lauderdale, the Hollywood area, mark action on the two other Fort Lauderdale; additions to definite projects made possible Sept. 20. Hallandale, Miami Beach, Met- LaSalle High School for boys, ropolitan Miami, Hialeah, Coral by the fact that this year's De- Southeast Miami; additions to velopment Fund drive had Only a freshman class will be Gables, South and Southwest Voice Photos Notre Dame Academy for girls, accepted this year. One addi- passed its $1 million minimum Northeast Miami; additions to Miami. WELCOME TO MIAMI is extended to Latin American amigos by tional class will be added each goal. Immaculata Academy for girls, Courses in the college will Bishop Coleman F. Carroll following the group's Monday visit year following so that by 1965 Southeast Miami, and a New- to St. Mary Cathedral where they joined students of Notre Dame They are the new College the full complement of Fresh- (Continued on Page 14) man Center at the Palm Beach Academy and Archbishop Curley High at Pontifical Mass. Building at St. John Vianney ir~- Sophomore. Junior and Junior College, West Palm ; classes will be enrolled. Beach. For the present, the college BISHOP CARROLL, MAYOR HIGH CO-CHAIRMEN The new Catholic high school will have facilities only for stu- (Continued from Page 9) Latin Prelate Pan American Preacher Inside Today Archbishop Carlos Humberto ami-Dade County Chamber of Arrangements for the oc- Clayton Brenneman and Bishop Asks Prayers Archbishop Hallinan En- Rodriguez y Quiros of San Jose, -Commerce. casion are now being com- Leonard Burt. For Cuban Prisoners throned as Metropolitan in Costa Rica, will preach the ser- Honorary co - chairmanship pleted by Msgr. John J. Fitz- Student members of the Bar- of the 1962 Pan American Day Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Atlanta Page 5 patrick, executive editor of ry College Tara Singers and Cor mon during the Solemn Pontifi- program has been accepted by Jesu Chaoir will sing during the has called upon Catholics in the Who Killed Federal Aid to cal Mass which will mark the Bishop Carroll and Robert King The Voice and diocesan Mass which last year attracted Diocese of Miami to pray fer- Education? .. .. Page 6 Miami observance of Pan High, Mayor of Miami. Thous- director of the Spanish- more than 30,000 persons. vently for the invasion prison- Diocesan Winners in Sci- •American Day at 4 p.m. Fri- ands of Spanish - speaking speaking Apostolate. Assist- "This is the second year of ers ordered on trial by the ence Fair • Page 8 South Florida residents as well ing as members of the com- joint sponsorship in celebrating Communist Castro government day, April 13 in Bayfront Park. in Cuba. Pictures of Miami's "Wel- as large delegations of paroch- mitte are Msgr. James F. Pan American Day," Frank come Amigos" Page 10 The second annual outdoor ial and diocesan high school Enright, Msgr. James Nelan, Gatteri, president of the Inter- These young patriots, the Bi- students, faculties and parents Mass will be sung at a spe- Msgr. William F. Mc- national Affairs Department shop said, should not be treated "Communism: Threat to cially erected altar by Bish- are expected to attend. Guests said. "We consider it more sig- as "war criminals," as Fidel " Keever, Father Neil J. Flem- Freedom," Third Install- op Coleman F. Carroll at the' of honor will include members nificant than ever to express Castro has threatened, but are ment Pages 10, li invitation of the City of Mi- of the Latin American hier- ming, Brother David Keane, the meaning of this day in the entitled to all rights and privi- Serra Awards to 174 Altar ami and the International archy and consular corps repre- B. G. S., Dr. Edward J. light of """President Kennedy's leges under laws of international Boys . > Pages 12, 13 Affairs Department of the Mi- sentatives. Lauth, Michael Assalone, Alliance of Progress program." justice. Universality Of 2nd Council Father Bertrand, C.P., Dies; Reflected In New Cardinals Served 6 Years In Diocese VATICAN CITY (NO — The nals that "it is enough to con- FORT LAUDERDALE — Sol- master for Religious Orders 10 new cardinals have such sider your places of origin to emn Mass of Requiem for Fa- of Women. He has been as- varied backgrounds that their realize this heartening reality." ther Bertrand McDewell, C.P. sisting in St. Anthony parish elevation foreshadows the uni- He -pointed out that dioceses of who died Tuesday in Holy Cross since 1956. versality of the coming ecumen- Hospital at the age of 73 will Peru, Chile and Belgium are The Very Rev. Vanisius Haz- be sung at 10 a.m. today, (Fri- ical council, according to Pope represented among the new lett, C.P., Father Provincial of day) in St. Anthony Church. John XXIII. cardinals. the Eastern Province of Pas- The Pontiff spoke again of In addition, he said the new Msgr. John J. O'Looney, sionist Fathers, will officiate at the council during the semi- cardinals came from the pastor, will officiate at the funeral services Saturday in St. public consistory during Church's central administra- Mass during which Father Gabriel Church, Boston, where which the new cardinals took tive ' offices and from the Cyril Schweinberg, C.P., of Father Bertrand was once pas- their place among the old ranks of the Holy See's diplo- the Passionist Fathers Mon- tor. cardinals for the first time matic corps. astery, Lake Park, will serve and received their red biret- as deacon. Apart from the eight nations Press Horrors Nov "~t tas and capes. Pope John which the cardinals come from, NEW YORK' (NO - . The said: A native of Danvers, Mass., the Pope said, they also bring who was professed as a Pas- Catholic Institute of the Press "The Catholic Church, com- to the College of Cardinals rep- sionist in 1917 and ordained to will present its annual award ing together in a general coun- resentation of some of the great the priesthood in 1923, Father' for distinction in the field of communications to Edwin cil, expresses in a perfect and religious orders and congrega- Bertrand was formerly assist- O'Connor, author of the best imposing manner the four tions. (Five of the new cardi- ant prosecuting attorney in the selling novels "The Edge of fundamental marks of its di- nals are Religious: Michael city of Boston. After his ordina- Cardinal Browne, an Irishman, tion he taught Canon Law and Sadness" and "The Last Hur- vine institution, namely that it rah." is' one, holy, catholic and apos- is Master General of the Do- moral, theology in many Pas- tolic," he said. minican Order. Cardinal Lan- sionist monasteries throughout dazuri is a Franciscan, Cardi- the country and was at one "The successors of the apos- nal Coussa an Aleppine Basili- time superintendent of St. Mi- tles, coming from every re- an of the Melkite Rite, Cardinal chael Central High School, gion where the Church extends Silva Henriquez a Salesian, and K.C. Union City, N.J. In addition he her shadow, gather around the Cardinal Albareda a Benedic- POPE JOHN XIII responds to cheers of people as he arrives was pastor of Passionist paris- humble successor of Peter for tine.) at a Rome church as part of his Lenten practice of leading a es in Dunkirk, N.Y., and Bos- the uplifting and sanctification procession at a different church each Sunday. ton. of humanity, presenting to the The Pontiff said that there- CANONIZATION •world a unique spectacle of fore "the universality of this For the past eight years he their faith and charity." cardinalitial elevation is a har- was a member of the mission monious prelude to the univer- Rain Cancels Pope's Visit band and a popular retreat PILGRIMAGE The Pope told the new cardi- sality of the great council." To Well Scrubbed Convent; of French Prelates Condemn ROME (NO — Bad weather was to arrive, a cold rain dealt a cruel blow to the or- drove the children indoors BLESSED MARTIN phans and Sisters of the Pre- and a phone call advised the Algeria Ceasefire Violence cious Blood convent when rain kept the Pope away. Sisters that there would be de PORRES , PARIS (NO — France's ism that they were placing Pope John XXIII was to no procession and the Pope Cardinals and Archbishops have themselves in direct opposition would not come. have taken part in a proces- TO condemned the crjmes of viol- to the directives of the Church sion on the third Sunday of Pope John went directly to ence that have reached a peak and "denying their faith in Lent from the convent to the the Church of the Canadian with the announcement of even- Christ." Church of the Canadian Mar- Martyrs, where he was receiv- tual Algerian independence and tyrs. ROME and called on all Frenchmen to The Cardinals and Archbish- ed by Paul Emile Cardinal Le- As the time drew near for ger, S. S., Archbishop of Mon- work together for a peaceful ops declared in their joint state- the Pope's arrival, the children treal, and James Cardinal Mc- future. ment: were lined up along the street Guigan, Archbishop of Toronto. the SHRINES The joint statement was "At a time when men are and each held a tiny white and Also present were Archbishop issued four days after the resorting to crime and viol- yellow papal flag to wave as the Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati and ceasefire ending the seven- ence to build the future, we Bishop of Rome arrived. Bishop Paul Bernier of Gaspe. of EUROPE again declare that there are year-old war in Algeria be- The Sisters, in the manner of In his brief allocution, the National Shrine of the tween France and Moslem no true relations among men Sisters all over the world, had and peoples, save those based Pope referred to the North nationalists was announced. scrubbed the convent to a shine American Martyrs, saying that Immaculate Conception on justice, honesty, faithful- and brought out every potted the Church "has had its blood- Our Nation's Tribute to Mary The announcement was fol- ness to one's given word and plant in the house to decorate- 24 DAYS shed in every century." Washington 17, D. C. lowed by intensified violence mutual confidence. the places where the Pope would Including most by the extreme right-wing Se- "Peace is the work of pass. cret Army Organization (OAS) justice," they continued. Moments before the Pope meals, 1st class which has sought to keep Al- geria a part of France. The hotels, sightseeing violence has occurred both here and in Algeria, where the OAS New Orleans Archdiocese . . all for only . . . and the French army have fought in Algiers with tanks and planes. To Desegregate Schools $ Earlier in March, Maurice NEW ORLEANS (NO — group calling itself the Associ- THE KEY 1,095°° Cardinal Feltin, Archbishop of Schools in the Archdiocese of ation of Catholic Laymen was TO ST. MARYS CHAPEL Paris, had warned Catholics New Orleans will be desegre- set up to block integration and (through the Arcade) taking part in criminal terror- gated next semester, according the move was subsequently NORTHSIDE Other Pilgrimages to an announcement from Arch- postponed. SHOPPING CENTER bishop Joseph Francis Rum- departing through- mel. State Sen. E. W. Gravolet, Exquisite hand-carved statue of a Catholic and vice chairman of || Pope To Broadcast In a statement made public THE SACRED HEART out the sumitt the joint legislative committee on Wednesday by Msgr. Henry 14" in height $50. on segregation predicted a jf/is Easter Message^ Bezou, archdiocesan superin- "mass boycott will greet the tendent of the schools where VATICAN CITY (NO — -r-The integration." annual Easter message of Pope some 75,000 pupils are enroll- John XXIII will be broadcast to ed, Archbishop Rummel stated "I exp'ect Catholics in New the world on Holy Saturday, that "effective at the time of Orleans to show the same loy- April 21, at 8 p.m. Rome time registration for the 1962-63 alty as other Catholics have (2 p.m. EST). school session, all Catholic chil- shown in other areas where Stop in and see our outstanding SCMCMAVM* 4iKU/V£S SfSKM dren may apply for admission similar steps were taken," The Pontiff's message will selection of new Religious For Information and Res- to the Catholic schools of the Monsignor Bezou declared re- be carried by Vatican, Radio archdiocese . . . according to vealing that 7,254 Negroes are Imports ... ervations see your Travel and many radio systems accepted education standard." enrolled in 15 elementary throughout the world. 79th St. at 27th Avenue Agent or . . . The integration of schools, schools and another 1,724 in Pope John's participation in both public, and Catholic, has three Negro high schools. Pub- M. L. McCAHIU, SOLE OWNER and OPERATOR William W. Gallagher Holy Week ceremonies will be- „ been a focal point of controver- lic schools in the city were de- Clergy Department Religious Articles segregated under federal court Open: 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 p.m. gin on Palm Sunday, April 15, sy here for years. Archbish- Open: 9:30 te 5:30 Daily 168 S.E. 1st St. order in November, 1960 but Mon., Fri., Sat. when he takes part in the bless- op Rummel announced in 1956 — or By Appointment Miami, Florida ing of the palms in St. Peter's that the integration of Catholic only 12 Negroes are enrolled in 9:30 te 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs. l Ph. OX 6-1362 Ph. OX 1-0716 basilica and offers Mass there. schools was under study, but a six schools. FR 1-2551

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The tension stems from large Argentine President Arturo Frondizi. gains scored by communist- supported Peronist candidates Pushed by conservative of- in legislative and provincial ficers of the armed forces, elections here on March 18. The the government has invalidat- Peronists are followers of for- ed the March 18 elections. In mer dictator Juan Peron, reprisal, the Peronists, who whose regime was overthrown control about half of the in 1955 after it began major at- country's labor unions, organ- tacks on the Church. ized a general strike. Outlawed earlier, the Peron- Cardinal Caggiano — along ists won 44 seats in Congress with Archbishop Umberto Moz- and a number of provincial zoni, Apostolic Nuncio to Argen- offices in the elections at the tina, and Mayor Hernan Giralt expense of the older parties, in- of Buenos Aires — has been cluding the governing Intransi- seeking to mediate the crisis. gent Radicals, whose leader is ELECTION NULLIFIED N.C. 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Page 4 March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Archbishop Paul Hallinan <>0 P_g_9_ftJto_p_o_o a0? poo.ooo.oopoflBB mjULC g g g 9 g ggiUQUt Enthroned In Atlanta Rites A World of Knowledge ATLANTA, Ga. (NO — The Under One Roof . . . spiritual leader of the Deep South's first archdiocese urged # The widest selection of the finer the congregation at his en- paper backs, hard back books thronement to help him meet and magazines usually the Church's special challenges not easily available. here; including racial justice. S May We Suggest: He is Archbishop Paul A. lln il nl\ l.i-k- ui (inning mill Hallinan, former Bishop of practical effect her clear-cut -jf Classics Modern Novels teaching on racial justice. Charleston, S.C., who was •^r Mythologies Plays Old and New enthroned in the Cathedral of "Neither in the North nor in •jf Poetry Old and New Religious Literature cist the King by Archbishop the South can she bear the ugly -^- Dictionaries — English, Spanish, German, Etc. blemish of prejudice and fear. '.cgidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic -fa Popular and Best Sellers in Hardback and Small in numbers, but great in Paperbacks Delegate in the United States, loyalty, our Catholic people are •fc Shakespeare's Plays -^ Cliff's Notes'and Outlines Archbishop Hallinan, who will trying to reflect the unity of Christ's Mystical Body as they be 51 on April 8, heads a See move toward the reality of full TERMINAL NEWSTANDS which was created as a diocese racial justice — with prudence, Serving Dade County in 1956 embracing 71 northern with courage and with determin- Georgia counties and was raised ation." 3 International Airport Locations to the status of archdiocese in~ The new Archbishop, who Opposite Eastern, National and Delta Counters February of this year. The became a member of the and Catholic population is 32,381 in Hierarchy when named to the Coral Gables'Bus Terminal a total population of 2,152,653, Charleston diocese in 1958, is i Airport Stands — 24 hours a day -— Gables Stand — 6 am to 11:15 pm OVERCOME BY EMOTION, Father Charles Burns, S.V.D., wept according to the 1961 Official a former Newman Club chap- Easy Parking All Locations as he approached his mother to give her his first blessing after Catholic Directory for the Iain in Cleveland and a U. S. MAIL ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY Army chaplain in the Pacific his ordination in Bay St. Louis, Miss. He was one of four Church in the United States. during World War II. Negro priests ordained in the Divine Word Seminary. INCLUDES MIAMI He was ordained in 1937 fol- By virtue of his office, the BOOKKEEPING and lowing graduation from Notre Ohio-born prelate also is the Dame (Ind.) University and TAX ACCOUNTANT first head of the Church's new For 15 Years in Miami studied for the priesthood at ecclesiastical province of At- Any Size, Anywhere St. Mary's Seminary, Cleve- lanta, created from dioceses Formerly National Accountant land. He holds a master of arts Call MR. READING — HI 8-3963 which were formerly a part of degree in American history. 1703 Coral Way the Baltimore province. ___ OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M. ____ fa Whatever the Reason Atlanta's suffragan Sees are The important thing is to... dioceses in North Carolina (Raleigh), South Carolina (Charleston), Florida (St. ,0 * "* Augustine and Miami) and the other half of Georgia (Savannah). In his sermon at the televised EACH MONTH ceremony whose high point was the placing of the crozier, the A Part off Your Earnings Bishop's symbol of authority, in a new prelate's hand, Archbish- op Hallinan said that at the It's about the smartest thing you can do! And, while heart of the event here are the you're at it, you might as well put your savings in a good, Catholics of Atlanta whose ef- •* strong*," full-service commercial bank, where you not forts "have merited this new honor and its corresponding new SEARS only enjoy every worth-while banking service but where responsibility." RO^PUCK AND CO each account is fully insured up to ten thousand dollars. 'SPECIAL CHALLENGES' He then spoke of the "special And, what's more, at Florida National your savings will challenges" facing the Church Shop earn a good ZViVo interest per annum. in the South. These include, he said, "the dilemma confronted in every diocese in the prov- Come in at your earliest convenience, and open your Savings ince: how to care for the Cath- Account, and while here ... look us over. We believe you'll ?* olic thousands in the cities, how find those 'plus-services' in banking you've always wanted. to reach the villages and coun- from Home ties where the Church is not known." Oh yes, we have money to lend, too! Of race relations, the Arch- bishop said: "As St. Paul had And remember, you have free parking in the duPont his daily pressing anxiety in by Phone Garage in our own building; just have your parking the care of the churches, so does the Church today face ticket stamped before you leave the Bank.

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March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Pope John's Plea Who Killed Federal Aid? Are Our Hopes Too High Dr. Archer Wrong Again For The Coming Council? By FR. JOHN B. SHEERIN Catholics have any information At a time when South Florida has been enjoying its greatest about it. Whose is the fault? As period of religious amity and good will, Glenn L. Archer came Are we indulging in false hopes for the coming Ecumeni- Pope John says about the reli- to town — again — this week. He is, you will recall, the execu- cal Council? The brilliant young gious divisions of Christianity, tive director of that multi-named organization, Protestants and Swiss theologian, Hans Kung, let us not try to affix blame. Other Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, fears that we commonly referred to as the POAU. may be in for a I will say however that the painful . disillu- Catholic Press has been ad- He had been invited, he said, to come here with the sionment if we mirable in its coverage of hope of forming a local independent agency of POAU. From peg pur hopes plans for the coming eynt. The diocesan Press har- all accounts, bis reception was somewhat less than enthusias- too high. If it were ried the ample NCWC re- tic. That can be explained, perhaps, by the-fact that people anyone but leases and the Catholic generally have grown weary of hearing the same old bigot- Kung who magazines have presented nu- ed charges which have been refuted over and over again was offering m e r o u s articles on the Council. ' throughout the years. this advice FR. SHEERIN we might dis- This time he continued to direct his fire at his long favorite miss it as a false alarm from Bishop deSmedt, in his "Priesthood of the Faithful," target — "the American hierarchy." Discussing Federal Aid a panicky pessimist, a fuddy- duddy. But Kung is one of the (Paulist Paperbacks 1962) says to Education, Dr. Archer charged that Francis Cardinal Spell- most radically progressive that the Church does not rely man and "the Bishops' Committee demanded public money theologians in the Church at exclusively on the Holy Spirit's across the board for their institutions;" that they had put the the present time. action on the bishops when it "death sentence" on President Kennedy's aid program, and that tries to arrive at the full knowl- He looks forward to the com- edge of revealed doctrine. "It "the Roman Catholic prelates are doing themselves a dis- ing Council as to the coming of listens also to the action of the service by demanding public money for their institutions." a new Pentecost. He sees it same Spirit at work in the Peo- transforming the Church into ple of God. Thus, the teaching What is the truth? The answer was given this week by Alliance For Progress Tilts such a vision of unity, truth and body not only speaks to the Archbishop Thomas A. Boland, of Newark. Speaking at a charity that separated Chris- People of God, it also listens to Conference of the Lay Apostolate there regarding similar tians will seek for unity with this People in whom Christ con- charges, the Archbishop declared: In Argentine Political Winds its Gospel splendor. When he tinues His teaching." warns against false hopes, it off the Peronists and Reds, By J. J. GILBERT is a warning that is born of SUGGESTIONS WELCOME "This is not true. The Bishops were not responsible for would seem to favor the chan- wisdom,- enthusiasm and opti- In my travels I have not met asking for Federal aid. They did not oppose Federal aid. But WASHINGTON (NO — De- ces of the latter. More impor- mism. a single person who has writ- velopments in Argentina can tant, it would severely shake they did oppose gratuitous giving. They said Federal aid should ten to the proper authorities any have a great influence on the the military establishments in CATHOLICS APATHETIC be distributed on a basis of need and that it should be non- success or failure of the Alli- other Latin American countries As far as I have been able suggestions for the coming discriminatory. ance for Progress. which may be called upon to to discover, there is — sad to Council's consideration. Cardinal put down communist attempts say — no need for such a warn- Koenig told some Austrian Events in AJ-gentina are "They said that if discrimination against six million non- to seize power by guerrilla tac- ing in this country. On the con- newsmen last year that they held here to have proved the public school children were written into the program they tics in their respective coun- trary the danger here is should not wait for the bishop or need for the Alliance pro- would oppose such discrimination. Those who wrote a dis- tries. apathy. Within the last year I a report from Rome if they had gram. But they have present- have been traveling about in something to say about the criminatory bill and those who would not see the justice COMPLICATES PICTURE ed the program's manage- various Eastern cities giving Council. "Sound a warning The fact the Peronists and of our position are responsible for the defeat of the program ment with embarrassing de- lectures on the coming Council whenever you feel you to provide Federal aid for education. Not the Bishops." cisions. And they have raised communists won their new in- and reunion. ought to." the question whether this dar- fluence in a free election only Dr. Archer might do better if he could speak for another ing project to save Latin complicates the whole picture. I have found a prevailing And Martin Work, head of the organization which might be called "All Americans for the America from communism From Spain, where he has apathy to the Council that is National Council of Catholic and Castroism was undertak- been living in exile, persons due almost entirely to a woe- Men, has reminded the laity Separation of Truth and Error." en in time. said to be close to Juan D. ful lack of information about that such suggestions would be Peron, who ruled Argentina it. One senses a certain welcomed. It is basic to United States from 1945 to 1955, say he is amount of devout curiosity Until such matters as these policy that social and economic very hopeful of returning to about the Council but most are a common topic of conver- The March For Vocations reforms, coupled with the estab- power in the Argentine, and Catholics seem to be timid lishment of sound national fi- about asking questions about sation among lay people I don't If there are some priests and sisters of the future whose voca- very soon. nances, offer the best hope of it for ifear of revealing their think we need worry about over- tion can be traced back to the month of March, 1962, no one saving Latin American na- It is also implied that if the ignorance. optimism in regard to the Coun- among us should be too surprised. After all, during this month, tions from Red control. U. S. backs the Argentine mili- cil. As to the clergy, many of tary in the present crisis, it This is truly disappointing. them felt a keen sense of dis- Vocation Month, tens of thousands of our people were united in FACING DILEMMA might force Peron into a politi- Here it is the month of March, appointment when Pope John the common cause of begging "the Lord of the harvest" to break The austerity program intro- ordered seminaries to teach the- duced by President Arturo tical alliance with the Commu- the greatest event in Catholic through the barriers in the way of vocations and draw generous nist party in Argentina. The history this century is only six ology in Latin. But the clergy Frondizi was calculated , to will take it in stride. minded young men and women to His service. strengthen Argentina's econ- speakers said he has been of- months away, and yet few fered such an alliance repeat- It stands to reason — and it is backed up by the convic- omy. But it stirred resentment, and this undoubtedly helped the edly in the past and has The Diocese of Miami tions of faith — that God must look kindly on the thousands Peronists and communists to refused it. Weekly Publication of Masses and Holy Communions and rosaries offered by our PERON SILENT win their stunning victories in Embracing Florida's 16 South- Peron was also said to feel ern Counties: Broward, Char- people for an increase in vocations. Since Our Lord finds no the recent elections. Subsequent lotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, that the Alliance for Progress Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- cause more dear to His divine Heart than the cause of His intervention by the Argentine lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, military added to the dilemma was weil-meant, but poorly im- Monroe. Okeechobee. Palm priesthood, He surely has been pleased with the countless VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. facing the U. S. and its Alliance plemented. It was explained families uniting in prayer at home for vocations, and in the program. that Peron himself would make Editorial PLaza 8-0543 response of thousands of sick and infirm to Bishop Carroll's no statement, for fear of em- Advertising. PI. 4-2561; Circulation. PL 1-6821; Classified. PI 8-677* invitation to become active workers in the apostolate to pro- Aid to a military dictator- barrassing his host, the Span- THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. ship, if established, would be ish government. The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President vide more priests and Sisters. used by anti-U. S. propagan- What has happened in Besides these things, Vocation Month afforded other opportu- dists, not only in the Argen- Argentina is expected to have Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor nities to help the cause. All of our school children learned more tine but throughout Latin impact in other Latin Ameri- Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant about the greatness and meaning of vocations when members of America, it was argued. On can countrires. The longer Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant the Priests' Vocation Committee visited and talked to them. the other hand, it was assert- the reaction takes in mani- Moreover, 10,000 students competed in the annual essay contest ed, discontinuance of Alli- festing itself, the better William P. Dale Joseph S. Zilley on vocations sponsored by the Serra Clubs. ance aid to Argentina, wheth- chance the Alliance for Pro- Advertising Manager Circulation Manager er Frondizi or the military gress will have to take hold Last Sunday, two outstanding altar boys from every par- were in charge, would seri- and prove itself. John J. Ward Editor ish in the diocese, chosen by their pastor, were honored at ously worsen that country's The United States will have George H. Monahan Managing Editor the Cathedral by Bishop Carroll with the Serra altar boy med- - financial position, put off in- Marjorie L. FillyaVr Feature and Women's Editor al. We can never forget in seeing those youngsters, upon definitely the needed social to meet the Argentine situation step by step as it develops. It Brian F. Daly News Editor whom the liturgical life of the parish depends so greatly, that and economic reforms, and Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor the majority of priests come from their ranks. play directly into the hands may be called upon to do the same elsewhere. This is go- of those the Alliance is in- Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida So Vocation Month is coming to an end. But as we know the ing to take great patience and Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; tended to thwart. single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year. vocation program of prayers and information must go on year wisdom, but it is felt that this Published every Friday at *301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida 'round. We cannot let up during any month of the year in our To ignore and void the mili- is the way to bring about more Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami M, Fla. Member Catholic Press Association efforts to provide literally hundreds of priests and Sisters for the tary leaders, who assert that democracy, instead of less, in National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service future in this Diocese. they are acting only to head Latin America. News Hems Intended for publication must be received by Monday noon.

Pose 6 March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Hdw Gods Grace Can Change Your Life M3M BOY NAMED -SPECK- By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH and weariness. He remembered that St. Paul in one of his great Some time ago a non-Catholic trials begged Christ to re- who had made a retreat with his freedom for he was con- Grace is not given us. it move it. a Catholic friend found himself stantly faced with bewildering should be remembered, to re- intrigued with the teaching on But instead of taking away choices in trying to find out move trials and temptations grace. He was the conflict, Christ reminded especially curi- what God's will was for him. from our life. Many people be- him: "My grace is sufficient ious about the • It took him years to settle lieve this. It is given us that for thee." And he went on trying amazing change down in what was meant to be we may have the strength to constantly to do his best, even wrought in battle valiantly and well with when his best seemed useless, his life's work. Nor did grace some people the enemies of the soul. and for the rest he confidently long known as mean the elimination of tempta- depended upon God to give him careless or even tion after he seriously turned to For example, Matt Talbot's the grace as he needed it. evil. God. On the contrary, it is easy conversion from a life of dis- •» asked Father Walsh to believe the devil gave him a sipation by no means indicated This is the formula, the that he would thereafter be free only formula, that has made question: harder time than ever before, "You claim this transforma- of all desire to drink. saints out of sinners. We can since John was determined now do nothing alone. Grace can- tion is the work of grace. to love God and to help others Matt himself testified that for not do it all for us. Christ But does grace in a person love Him. a long time after resolving to warned us that "the spirit is who has proved his extreme stay sober, he actually had to willing, but the flesh is weak.'' weakness take away his free- It is the nature of man to hide in the church after work- Whoever tries to stand alone dom, so that he is bound be free and grace never de- ing hours so that he would not ends by falling. thereafter to do good or does stroys nature. It builds on it, give in to his restless desire to purifies it and elevates it, but join his former cronies. More than one saint had the the presence of grace mean habit of repeating, as well we never tears it down. God's help that he will no longer be sub- It seemed to him many times might, St. Philip Neri's remark can only go so far, strangely in dark hours that he would made whenever he saw a man jected to temptation?" enough, just as temptation can never be able to last another disfigured by sin: "There but "I don't have to fast during Lent!" That raises an interesting exert just so much force on us day, so great was the stress for the grace of God go I." point or two. In some cases of and no more. conversion, when a person goes Grace can no more over- from the extreme of evil to the whelm us to do something good The Crowning Of Christ The King -• extreme of sanctity, it probably than temptation can crush us appears to many that he is no into doing something evil. We By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. own ideas and opinions even longer free or subject to tempta- stand between these powerful when we knew the truth is oth- forces, free and responsible, Following the brutal scourg- tion. ing, which had exhausted the erwise. By sniping .at authority able to turn either way. because we resent the obedience Take for instance the aston- soldiers, and left Our Blessed II Hi I md hands. shedding, f II i 111 In fact, we all know from we owe to the representatives ishing change in the man now Lord lacerated, bruised and Another mockery is inserted By His humble and amaz- sad experience that we have of God. By claiming that we known as John of God. He had bleeding from into this blasphemous ceremo- ing silence Christ atoned for often used our freedom to re- are willing to forgive, but then been for many years a profes- head to foo^ the ny. Forming a procession, the the countless men who have sist grace. This is the reason refusing to forget. sional soldier and led the hard, Roman soldiers soldiers approach Him one at a refused to bend their wills for our sins. Sin does not hap- selfish, lustful life associated lead Him into time, bend their knees in mock to God's plan for human life. By running roughshod over pen because we are weak. It with mercenaries. an inner court- obeisance, and salute Him: By enduring this base humilia- the feelings and sensitivities happens because in our weak- yard. Their per- "Hail, O King of the Jews." tion He made reparation for of others and then being super- ness we resisted the grace When close to death as the verted minds As some pass Christ, they take all those proud men who try sensitive ourselves. By hav- offered to overcome it. God's result of a skirmish, he sud- had just con- the reed and strike Him with to take the place of God. In ing an exaggerated concept of help was there. Our coopera- denly began to pray to Our ceived of a new heavy blows on His crowned this mystery of the Rosary, our own excellence in one or tion was missing. Lady. He promised if she saved sport to bright- head. All spit in His face as Our Lord accepted the suffer- many things and refusing to him he would reform. en the monot- Father Kilian acknowledge or use the ob- We know too that slavery sets they go by. St. John's words that ings that should have been ony of a military barracks. "they kept coming" (John 19:3) their punishment. vious talents of others. By in- He kept his word after being in, not from having too much Christ had claimed to be a juring others in our speech rescued. But he soon found that grace to aid us, but from sur- implies that this performance king — they would show Him was repeated again and again. When St. John wrote, "They or actions, and then being too carrying out a good resolution rendering too often to our own how they expressed reverence to kept coming," it was as though proud to admit our weakness was considerably more "difficult evil inclinations. The man who Throughout all this blas- a would-be-king! phemy, Our Lord did not utter he tried to erase the memory or to ask forgiveness. By be- than making it. makes the habit of sin is really of this scene with the fewness of ing constantly over-fretful and enslaved. A fresh excitement prevails a single word of protest. An- John's subsequent battles in the courtyard as the per- gels bowing down in humble his words. In this procession of anxious lest anyone detract cursing and taunting soldiery with himself prove impres- Only the person who disci- formance begins. The inno- adoration are amazed at the from our imagined excellence. Christ saw an endless proces- sively that grace, while al- plines himself to keep all the cent Victim is placed on a silence of their God before the There are many lessons, in- sion of proud men of all ages. ways present to enlighten and Commandments can really claim slab of stone. A cast-off man- brutal treatment of some of His deed, that we may learn from Each of us played our shame- strengthen, never took away to be free. tle of a Roman officer is creatures. They knew He was the sufferings of Our Lord in thrown about the scarred King by right of creation. They ful part in this scene — as does this Sorrowful Mystery. Surely shoulders of Jesus. One sol- knew how He calmed the winds anyone who rejects or ignores one of the greatest is that of dier takes a thorny bramble and waves, healed bodies and the Kingship of Christ. humility . . . and that aspect Strange But True from a pile of fire-wood, souls, and cast out devils by There are so many ways that of this basic virtue that makes us suffer the wrongdoings of oth- By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959. N.C.W.C. News Servico shapes it into a diadem, and His kingly power. Perhaps they we can sin by pride. First, by hammers it into the head of also knew that the supreme refusing to acknowledge our ab- ers in sanctifying silence. He Christ. As the thorns dig achievement of the kingship of solute dependence on God in was "obedient unto death" for painfully into His temple, an- Christ would be to win His king- all things and at all times. By our sake . . . what do we do other soldier pushes a reed dom anew — this time by the being perversely attached to our for His sake? is uNique IN HAVING BEEN RESTORED TO CATHOLIC HANDS AFTER A CAP I More Than One Union For Each Trade? OF 3OO YEARS. I IT WAS SUPPRESSED By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS a particular philosophy or ideol- ORIGINALLY IN American unions have tradi- ogy upon the American working PENAL TIMES. tionally been opposed to "dual class. unionsim." They have always view of American unions differs also points out that in totali- Nor can it be said that they maintained that there should be sharply from that of the Euro- tarian countries unions are have tried to control or direct only one union pean and Latin American unions converted into unitary organi- the lives of American work- for each craft affiliated with the International zations of-the State — instru- ers. As the authors of a recent or industry and Confederation of Christian ments in the hands of the gov- study point out, "The typical FPE .JOtfNX have also favor- Unions. Traditionally the unions ernment for directing and American trade union is an (1049 _ 1-534.) ed the idea of a affiliated with the'IFCTU have controlling the working class. organization established and WAS A NOTED POET AND r single trade un- favored a plurality of unions as It seems to me that the edi- maintained for the primary I HIS BULL*£0?7/4 SAfJCTOKUM'WAS THE ion federation. the only means of safeguarding torial is guilty of begging the purpose of obtaining higher it FIRST PAPAL STATEMENT ON CHURCH MUSIC At times in religious and ideological- free- question when it says, without wages and improved labor the history of dom. qualification, that trade unions conditions. It is a wholy inde- the American The point of view of the Chris- are "essentially ideological" and pendent organization and is labor move- Msgr. Higgins tian unjons on this matter is that trade union unity is "neces- not sponsored or controlled by ment this pol- stated very succinctly in an ed- sarily totalitarian." government or employers." icy has admittedly been more itorial entitled "Trade Union American trade union are While the point of view of the honored in the breach than in Pluralism" in the February 1962 certainly not essentially ideolog- Christian unions with regard to THIS CHURCH IN THE the observance. Nevertheless, issue of Pueblo, the official or- ical. And trade union unity in trade union unity may be valid lime FKEUCH TOWN OF DOMREMy, IHFANTS Ai?E it remains the offical policy of gan of the autonomous Christian the United States is not totalita- in certain countries of Western BAPTIZED AT THE SAME K>HT all but a handful of dissident unions of Venezuela. . rian. Whatever else may be said Europe and Latin America, it IN WHICH STJOAN OF-ARC labor organizations in the Underlying all its argu- for or against American unions, is not relevant to the trade RECEIVED THE SACRAMENT United States. ments is a well-founded fear it cannot be said that they have union situation in the United SSO YEARS AGO/ In this respect, the point of of Marxism. The editorial suppressed religion or imposed States.

March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 IN ANNUAL FAtR AT DINNER KEY Aquinas Senior, Science Winner A senior from St. Thomas Aquinas High School, Fort Lauderdale, was among grand prize winners during the recent South Florida Science Fair held at Dinner Key.

Mary Jane Beck, 17-year- • ON THE RUN old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck of St. Clement parish, Fort Lauderdale, received a $300 cash award from the Miami Herald for her biological science project entitled, "Rodent on the Run," which illustrated the effects Voice Photos of acetazoleamide on the exer- A TOP WINNER in the South Florida Science Fair is Mary Jane Beck of St. Clement parish, Fort Lauderdale, and a senior cise power of albino rats. at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in the same city. A pupil of Sister Mary Sam- uel, O.P., one of the Adrian Do- minican Sisters who staff St. Thomas Aquinas high school, Mary Jane plans to use the prize BIOLOGICAL science project which won for Denise Mollica and Cathy Kohler, both students money toward her education in Mary Jane Beck of Fort Lauderdale a $300 at Notre Dame Academy, one of several Cath- grand prize from the Miami Herald, interests olic schools participating in the fair. college where she will major in You can help secondary education. She has lower junior division. All will two sisters, Susan, a member of participate in the competition provide ft|iur£ priests the junior class at Aquinas high during the State Fair scheduled school and Nancy, who is en- to be held in Pensacola rolled in the seventh grade at April 5-8. St. Clement school; as well as in the Diocese of Miami a brother Charles. Those who received honorable mention in the senior Other Catholic school stu- high division are Glenn Hu- through your dents cited during the Science bert, and John Hotaling, Arch- Fair, who competed with pub- bishop Curley; Richard C. Fei- lic school pupils from South participation in a nauer, Patrick J. Gleason, and Florida, included two boys Frank Boucek, Christopher Co- from Archbishop Curley High lumbus; Ruthann Koroshetz, School named winners in the Notre Dame Academy and senior high division, and an BURSE Therese Ziegler, St. Thomas eighth grade pupil from St. Aquinas. Rose of Lima School, Miami A Burse is a sum of money — made up of Shores. In the lower junior division, large and small donations — used for the-train- which includes students from Joseph P. Curry received an seventh and eighth grades, the excellent award for his project ing of seminarians. following received honorable in Zoology-Man and Edward mention: Patrick Hays and "Whoever helps even one candidate George's project in Zoology- Thomas Brugger, St. Rose of to the priesthood shares in all the Invertebrates was also judged excellent. Edward Damich's Lima; and Lisa Specht and JUNIOR DIVISION winner whose project on the duodecimal.sys- future Masses and good" works that project in mathematics was Steve Tello, St. Lawrence School tem was judged superior in the mathematics category is Edward will be his." awarded a superior rating in the North Miami Beach. Damich, eighth grade student at St. Rose of Lima School, Miami. —Pope Pms XII

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MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Voice Photos SPECIAL GROUP Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Meets With Members of Diocesan Development Fund Advisory Board

Building Program Launched AIR CONDITIONED Special Service REFRIGERATION Outside of Miami Cars Specially Reg. $2.99 and $3.99 TELEVISION GILBERT, v Equipped For All AS DDF Returns Pour In RADIO Kinds of Services (Continued From Pege 1) members of a newly-appointed $200 Diocesan Development Fund ALLIE;DD I .MWICf I RREPAIR at Fort Myers will be a two- Advisory Board. story structure built around an open-air patio in the center. It At that time he paid tribute Reconditioned will front on New . Sunrise to the work of Father Lamar Used We Provide Reg. $4.99 and $5.99 Drive, at the corner of Charles J. Genovar, who had served as TELEVISION TELEVISION Service Policy for Road, with plenty of parking his coordinator in the 1962 De- All Kinds of 'guaranteed space. Murray Blair Wright of velopment Fund Campaign un- All Brands Electrical $300 Miami is the architect. Table • Portable 1962 Electrical til he was stricken with a virus Consoles Equipment infection. When doctor's orders Appliances: On the first floor there will forced him to rest, his duties 907-915 N.E. 1st Ave. FR 4-8781 or 373-1960 be a large auditorium which were taken over by Msgr. can be divided by sliding James F. Nelan, who carried ^^^mmmtmmtm^ — 26 Years of Experience and Guarantee —••••••••••••• doors. It will serve as a tem- on the 1962 campaign to a suc- porary chapel for the cele- cessful conclusion. bration of Mass, with provi- MEN'S PANTS sions for an altar and sa- Members of the Advisory DEAF MAN PERFECTS cristy. Board include these members of the clergy: SMALLEST HEARING AID RAMBLE CORDS and CHECKS Also on the first floor will be Msgr. William Barry, P.A., Miami Fla. — (Special) —- A remarkable midget hearing a principal's office, clerical of- Msgr. J. P. O'Mahoney, Msgr. aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of bearing fices, a clinic, special projects for nearly ten years. Sizes 29 to 42 John J. O'Looney, Msgr. James room, work room, large libra- This small aid has no dangling cords or separate trans- F. Enright, Msgr. George Rock- ry,* a main utility room with mitting units and represents a most unusual idea and design Reg. $4.99 ett, Msgr. James F. Nelan, Fa- in a product for the hard of hearing. boiler and maintenance area ther Peter Reilly, Father John It is especially made for those people who can hear but and boys' and girls' dressing not understand. This new hearing instrument provides "ear- O'Dowd, Father Gerard J. Man- rooms, with showers. level" hearing with the wearer picking up speech, sounds, $300 ning and Father Neil J. Flem- television, and radio at his ear rather than at a transmitter On the second floor there will ming. located in the wearer's clothing. be six large classrooms and Due to the use of 4 transistors, the user cost is extremely science and biology laboratory. Members of the laity include: low and the instrument weighs approximately Yt-oance. It is Frank Mackle, Stuart Pat- about the size of a sewing thimble. Two of the six rooms will have Write to R. F. Monmonier, 1503 Alberca St., Coral Gables. provisions for conversion into a ton, Robert E. Hansen, Harry You will receive full information without any obligation LADIES' home economics room and a Hussman, Vincent O'Neil, Irwin whatever. physics and chemistry labora- Walker, Michael O'Neil, J. B. tory. Egan, Sr., Michael A. Perri, COSTUME JEWELRY Sr., James McCaughan, An- There will be aluminum thony Abraham, Fred Breit, awning type windows with sun William MacDonald, Jr., George Reg. $1.00 Value shelter panels to, protect typi- A. Cavanaugh, Charles O'Con- 00 cal windows. The vinyl as- nor, Robert Mackle, Elliott bestos floor tile will have a Mackle and Leonard Usina. rubber cove base. Walls will een 2 for be of painted concrete block. WINDOW All classrooms will be equip- CLEANING Twenty-Six S.W. 8th St. — FR 3-4503 Ladies' ped with conduit for closed cir- WALL WASHING cuit television. • AWNINGS CLEANED Homes—Offices—FREE ESTIMATE HAND EMBROIDERED Meanwhile, Bishop Coleman "DEE" — PL 7-387S Handkerchiefs MEMBER: CATHEDRAL PARISH F. Carroll met this week with DRESSES 4 for of Fine Irish Linen Reg. 59c — 12" Sq. Assorted Colors The Center HAND EMBROIDERED THESE PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS DO YOU NEED: BLOUSES Wood Floors sanded and refinished? of Linen and Batiste Terrazzo Floors ground and sealed? STORE HOURS: New Linoleum or Vinyl Floor? in Pastel Shades [ Horn* of Belter ValueT] 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. CALL: and also our exclusive CLOSED SUNDAYS HAMPTON-ZIROLLI Imported Costume Jewelry from Spain Experienced, Licensed, Bonded Experts Red and Bird Roods 2571 S.W. 67th Ave. MO 5-3511 - MO 5-3512 mm Ernest F. DeSanie M9r. _ Member at Little Flowet ParishaBB

March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 COMMUNISM: Threat To Freedom Korea War, Hearings Awoke Sleeping U.S. To Red Peril - This is the third in a series of 10 articles on the nature of the communist challenge in the world today with special emphasis on the most effective and intelligent response to the challenge for Americans. (From Communism.: Threat To F.reedom by Father John F. Cronin, S.S. Paulist Press, 180 Varick St., New York 14, N. Y., 50c.) By FATHER JOHN F. CRONIN, S.S. In the,previous article we saw that the Communists, in heyday, exercised wide influence, especially through their tactics of infiltration into key jobs and through enlisting unsuspect- 29 LATIN AMERICAN students from Ecuador and Honduras in hue,, V.G. The "amigos" assisted.at Pontifical Mass on Monday ing persons into Communist front organizations. Two other major Miami through the Operation Amigo plan are shown in front of with the entire student bodies of Notre Dame Academy and points need to be noted about communism in the United States. St. Mary Cathedral with Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, center, Archbishop Ciirley High school where they have been attending Msgr. William Barry, P.A., left, and Msgr. Patrick J. O'Donog- classes for the past two weeks while residing in Miami. The first is that there are some Marxists who are not members of the Communist Party or subject to its discipline. Some are former Communists; others are members of left- wing organizations, ranging from Socialists to groups even more militant than the Commuinst Party, U.S.A. In spite of some growth, they offer no threat to American security, since they are divorced from the international Commu- nist movement. Espionage, the second point to note, has always been an . important feature of international Communist activity. As a general rule, espionage operations- are governmental functions. The Soviet Union, through its Embassy, consulates, its U. N. delegation, and corresponding officials of the satellite nations, has been the primary guiding force behind intelligence -** operations. It normally operates directly rather than through the Communist Party, U.S.A. *•*»*• Constant Threat of Espionage Tegucigalpa Girls Join Notre Dame Students Amigos Kneel With Archbishop Curley Friends Soviet or satellite intelligence agents often have been successful in recruiting scientists who felt their contribution would help the cause of world peace. Spies have been secured through black- mail, by means of threats to harm relatives behind the Iron Curtain, or simply by buying secret information. Because of the danger of espionage, it is essential to prevent Communists from obtaining access to classified information-. The security clearance system used to keep Communists out of such positions has been quite effective since it was introduced in 1949 and perfected in 1951. Only continual vigilance on the part of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the U. S. Civil Service Commission, and other security agencies, can protect our country from espionage. Between 1935 and 1950, Soviet espionage activities were widespread and often quite effective. Secret and even top-secret information was secured about such vital points as high governmental policy, atomic-energy operations, and electronic equipment. Because of the artificially fostered climate of opinion during World War II, there were few arrestes for Communist espionage. This, of course, was not the fault of our own intelligence agencies. Arrest and prosecution were blocked by policy decisions at higher levels. At the end of the war, the pattern of Soviet perfidy was clear. The evidence of both domestic subversion and plans for world conquest was overwhelming. Nevertheless, those who sought to Combined Voices of Barry College's Tara Singers and Cor Jesu Choir Sang During Mass awaken a slumbering America faced an uphill struggle.

Change Of Opinion Begins ***3iW»* Two main series of events brought deluded Americans t? ir I senses. The first was the dramatic series of hearings con<» ,£& by the House Committee on Un-American Activities and the Sen- ate Committee on the Judiciary during and after 1948. The second series of events involved the Soviet Union and its utterly callous forcing of communism upon Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Albania. Yet the awakening was slow and painful. Only the invasion of South Korea, and the commitment of American troops to its defense, finally solidified American opinion. As this change was taking place, aroused Americans acted to remove the danger of Communist infiltration in areas of public importance. Communists were removed from government posts systematically as' a result of the federal loyalty programs. Com- munist unions were expelled from the CIO. Communist writers and actors in Hollywood were no longer in demand. Newspapers, research groups, and schools began to Boys Hear Sister Mary William, O. P., Explain Refugee Program At Centro Hispano Catolico (Continued on Page 11)

Page 10 March 30, 1962. , THE VOICE ' Miami, Florida THREAT TO FREEDOM Be. An JOHN F. CRONIN, S.S.

(Continued from Page 10) Investigator clean house. Front organizations found it difficult to find dupes. The Communist movement was thoroughly discredited in the American mind. ; The Situation Today • ... today's The basic reason for this change is widespread American dis- illusionment with communism as practiced in the Soviet Union, China, and the satellites. The East German and Hungarian rebellions were put down BUY can be by brutal force. Tibet was invaded by Chinese armies. Indian border territory was .occupied by force. Laos was subverted. The Berlin wall was erected. A fifty-megaton nuclear bomb was exploded after Soviets cynically resumed nuclear testing. TOMORROW'S Further revelations were made of the tyrannical injustice of the Stalin era There is no division of opinion in the United States in regard to defending our freedom against any form of Commu- SECURITY! nist aggression that threatens this liberty. Americans may differ in regard to specific tactics to be used in the struggle for freedom; they do not differ in regard to the ultimate goal. If Communists can gather a hundred persons at one of their propaganda meetings, they are doing their best. No columnist nor editorialist in a general American newspaper of any circulation advocates communism. But many widely read columnists and editoralists regularly attack communism. Communists no longer have positions of power and influence in government, the labor movement, the academic • LOTS • world, or any of the other areas which they influenced, so strongly in the 1940's. Our loyalty and security programs have CORAL GABLES: been effective in screening them from government positions. x Corner. Exclusive res- ACREAGE: The Communists that remain are by no means inactive. When idential lots 150'x trouble spots appear in our land, they try to exploit the difficul- 110'. Total price 10 acres. On through Highway. Near Golf Course and Indus- ties for their own purposes. They will raise the banner of civil lib- $16,500.00. Der trial Expansion. ^^"7"*^^ ' erties in fighting for their members or against the House Com- # V acre mittee. But compared with their activities and influence 20 years • Terms «* ** ago, Communists today are weak and impotent. THESE WILL PAY (C) 1962 by Paulist Press, New York 14, N. Y. FOR THEMSELVES: 20 acres. Grow with Florida. West of ^/%"5ft p6r NEXT WEEK: The Campaign of the Extremists 2L-shaped. N.W. 2nd Okeechobee Road. Terms • • WW acre Ave. zoned B-3 and N.W. 39th St. zoned 10 acres. In the path of development. East $lO#\rt Per Misguided Anti-Communism R-2. Now rented for of U.S. 27. Terms l£A9\9 acre $100 per month. $3,000 cash, balance Hit By FBI Director Hoover $100 per mo. Price PEEKSKILL, N Y. (NO — J. zine, published here by the $12,500. Edgar Hoover has written in a Franciscan Friars of the Atone- * Catholic magazine that commu- ment, Hoover said: in FORT LAUDERDALE nism cannot be combatted with Busy N.W. 27th Ave- scatterguns. "I repeat what I have said nue near 9th Street: on many previous occasions: 9 lots. Ideal for mo- Route 84. Direct Route to Port Everglades. Approxi- The FBI director, writing in tel, stores or light tlie monthly Lamp magazine, attributing every adversity mately 6 acres. This is priced below market — in- cautioned that curbing com- we encounter to communism manufacturing. munism is not for vigilantes, and labeling as 'Reds' those Zoned C-4. $5,000 vestigate. but for legally constituted with whom we do not agree per lot. Terms. authorities which get the cooperation of citizens. do nothing to help in this * struggle in which all of us are CITY OF SALERNO: Hoover pointed to what he involved, called the danger of calling a (near Stuart). 100'x person a communist "simply "On the contrary, reckless 525' (equivalent to 5 SUMMERLAND KEY because his views on a particu- and unsubstantiated charges City lots). $3,000. ' Nr issue at a particular time forter groundless fears, contrib- Cash preferred, but .ay happen to coincide with owner will consider Fisherman's Paradise. On U.S. Hwy. 1. Approximately 75 the position of the Communist ute to disunity and actually terms. acres in all. Price 165/000 party on the same issue." give aid and comfort to the Excellent terms "TALKING POINTS" enemy. The Reds, he said, often sup- "As a result of inadequate port legitimate interests in or- knowledge, inept and irre-

der to gain "talking points." sponsible efforts to counter ^^•^^ ^^^^^ ^«^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ "^ •• --^- this totalitarian menace might Citizens can fight commu- INVEST YOUR MONEY WISELY — CONSULT well lend themselves to the nism, he continued, by learn- creation of the climate of ing what it is, how it works fear, hysteria and confusion and by reporting to the FBI HAROLD A. MILLER on'which communism thrives. information relating to sub- versive activities. "Let us remember that the REALTORS Specializing in ACREAGE job of curtailing and containing "Refrain from making a pri- communism is not one for vigi- LANGFORD BUILDING — MIAMI 32, FLA. vate investigation either to lantes; it is, rather, the task of verify rumor of substantiate legally constituted authorities, possible facts. Give us all of the bulwarked by the steadfast and facts," he wrote. • FR 1-7703 • whole-hearted cooperation of In his article in the maga- every loyal American citizen."

•March' 30, 1962 < THE VOICE Miami, Florida Rage 11 WANT THE FACTS 174 SERVERS HONORED on MUTUAL FUNDS! Just call or write for free Bishop Presents Altar Boys information, no obligation. Serra Awards At Cathedral PRUDENTIAL To be singled out and selected were being honored in a special INVESTMENT CORPORATION to assist the priest as an altar way in recognition of their faith- 7648 Biscayne Blvd. Miami _38, _F[J._— J± JM«> boy is a wonderful privilege' ful, conscientious, and respon- """""""~""""~"""""" "V" which brings increased blessings sible service during the past

NAME to servers, Bishop Coleman F. year, and emphasized the Carroll told hundreds of boys significance of the ceremonies STREET Sunday in St. Mary Cathedral. held on the last Sunday of CITY .v.\ ZONE March, the month in which at- The Bishop spoke during the tention is directed to vocations. Voice Photos Solemn Pontifical Mass which VOCATION A GIFT Miami Serra Club Provided Honor Guard During Awards Ceremonies preceded the annual presentation of. Serra Mass Server "A vocation to the re, is Awards to 174 altar boys re- life or the priesthood is an out- BY BENEFACTOR OF SEMINARY PROGRAM resenting every parish, mis- right gift from Almighty God," sion, and institution In the Dio- Bishop Carroll declared. "Our cese of Miami. obligation while we are on this Burse Fund Willed $10,000 earth is to do the will of God. Father James Conlin served That is the only thing that mat- The first installment on a from the John F. Lanigan es- Burses are comprised of large as deacon during the Mass; Fa- ters, that is the only thing that Burse was recently received by tate. This gift points up the and small donations, from $1 to ther Edward Pick, subdeacon; coffnts. A vocation to the priest- many thousands of dollars. At and Father Neil J. Fleming and the Burse Office through a value of remembering the hood is not something you can check in the amount of $10,000 the same time that the large Father Donald F. X. Connolly merit; not something you can Burse Fund in your will, so that check was sent last week, sev- masters of ceremonies. Msgr. achieve through ^our efforts. It you too, will be perpetually as- eral other people donated Patrick J. O'Ponoghue, V. G,, is an outright gift of God, and 'sured of prayers long after the anonymously to the Burse Fund pastor, St. Mary Cathedral was the most tremendous blessing s gift is made. Whoever helps for an amount of $11. Eyeryone the archpriest. Deacons of hon- that can come to anyone or to CAR WASH or to Biship Carroll were Fa- the Burse Fund of the Diocese can and should help. any family is to have one of its ther Laurence Conway and Fa- the secret of 10 A.M. CfeCk<* of Miami is remembered daily members, one of its children The Burse Office receives ther John Nevins. singled out who answers the will in the Masses and prayers of frequent calls from inquirers BISHOP SPEAKS of God and becomes a priest. to 5 P.M. £r %_F the seminarians at St. John Chartreuse who wish to know exactly how Directing his remaks to the Vianney seminary. to remember the Burse Fund in "It is very important," the The only thing known about hundreds of servers and their Chartreuse is that you'll like SAL, MARCH 31st their will. Many of them re- Bishop told the boys, "that all But the Burse Fund anx- parents who crowded the Ca- it! The secret recipe of this mark that they want to benefit thedral Bishop Carroll said, of you try to find out as quick- liqueur has been closely at HIALEAH iously needs many more do- from. Pope Pius XII's promise "We all know what occurs at the ly and as clearly as possible guarded since 1606 by the MUNICIPAL nations. Ten thousand dollars that whoever aids even one can- what is the will of God. Is Monks in a secluded French seems like a great deal at altar in every Catholic Church. monastery. Chartreuse is su- AUDITORIUM didate to the priesthood has a We all know the significance God calling you to the priest- first glance, but not when 1 perb served straight or over WEST 46th and share in all the future Masses and true meaning of the Mass. hood? " the Bishop asked. ice — does delicious things to compared with the need. A and good works which shall be "This is the time in your lives ice cream or fruit. PALM AVE. full Burse, $20,000, is invested It is the altar boy who assists his. in a very close way in prepar- when you must seriously ask . Sponsored By: so that its annual income can yourself,' Is God giving me a help to provide the yearly ex- When making out your will, ing for the Holy Sacrifice, of CHARTREUSE the Mass. It is the altar boy vocation? a calling to the Yellow 86 Proof • Green 110 Proof CATHOLIC YOUNG ADULTS penses in the' training of an use the following wording, "I priesthood?' " the Bishop For an illustrated booklet on the story of individual seminarian. With hereby give, devise, and be- who frequently responds for the Chartreuse, write: SChieffelin & Co., of HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRS. whole congregation. It is the al- asked. 30 Cooper $q., N.Y., Dept. R nearly 170 young men in the queath to the Most Reverend tar boy who participates in a minor seminary alone, it is Coleman F. Carroll, as Bishop Father Claude Brubaker, as- larger measure than anyone easy to see how much work of Miami, a corporation sole, sistant diocesan director of vo- else. is left to be done for the suc- the sum of $ for the cations, presented 174 altar boys cess of the program. Burse Fund of the Diocese of "When a boy is so blessed", to Bishop Carroll for the presen- Miami." the Bishop reminded the serv- tation of Serra Mass Server Awards. Members of the Serra Church and Society Benefactors are happy to ers, "he should strive always Club in Miami which sponsors BETTER WOMEN'S WEAR Exclusive Representative learn that they can name to do everything within his for PERMA-LIFT the ceremonies each year pro- We Carry a Complete STATIONERY Burses after themselves or aft- power to be pleasing to al- GARMENTS vided a guard of honor. Line of Half Sizes ENVELOPES, PARTY TICKETS, ETC. er loyed ones, or even after a mighty God; to love Him IETTEH PRESS • PHOTO Delightfully favorite saint. For arrange- more than those to whom such Missy and Junior OFFSET 'ENGRAVED The St. John Vianney Minor Air-conditioned blessings have not come. An Phone ments in this regard, contact Seminary Choir sang under the altar boy should stand out • Dresses WA 2-5212 the Burse Office. direction of Father Paul Day, among his fellow students at 2029 Hollywood Boulevard C. M., accompanied at the or- Hollywood, Flo. Send donations or inquiries school and at home," the Bish- • Sportswear gan by Clayton Brenneman, to: op continued, "he should be Open 9 fo 5:30 Daily HOME OF UNION LABEL #6 diocesan organist. Also in the • Lingerie different." friday 'Til 9 P.M. 9080 N.E. 6th Avenue The Burse Office, congregation were seminarians ALEXANDER TYMINSKI, Prop. • Bras near Biscayne Blvd. 6301 Biscayne Blvd., The Bishop pointed out that now studying for the priesthood Member: Little Flower Parish PL 1-4176 Miami Shores Plenty of Free Parking at door Miami 38, Florida. the boys receiving Serra awards in the Dioce,se of Miami.

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Bishop Carroll Presents Mass Server Medals To Altar Boys In Sanctuary St. John Vianney Minor Seminary Choir Sang During Mass In Cathedral

Mass. Server Awards Are Blessed By Bishop Carroll Solemn Pontifical Mass Preceded Awards Ceremony Most Altar Boys Received Holy Communion

March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Arthritis and Biscayne College Rushing Prostate Toward September Opening Sufferers (Continued From Pege 1) can be obtained from high school instructors. lead to a Bachelor of Arts de- THE COLEMAN CLINIC offers For the present, almost all, an AVENUE O'F PROVEN HELP gree, a Bachelor of Science degree or a degree in Busi- accommodations, academic and io Arthritic 'and Prostatic suffer- ness Administration. non-academic, for student and ers. Coleman Clinic is the most faculty will be housed in Mary modern clinic in the United States For the first year of op- Kennedy Hall. This will house specializing in examination, diag- eration, the tuition fee per se- classrooms and laboratories; a nosis and treatment of arthritis mester will be $350. There also library, book store, combina- prostatitis and related conditions. will be a first matriculation fee, tion auditorium-chapel; a stu- payable only once, of $10, and Testimonials from satisfied pa- dent lounge; offices for admin- tients are on file — names and a student service fee of $35 per istrators and faculty offices. addresses furnished upon re- semester. There will be ample parking fa- quest. Courses of instruction for the cilities on campus for 200 cars for faculty and students. Our treatments are based on first year will include account- NON-SURGICAL methods, utiliz- ing, chemistry, English, history, The architectural firm of Voice Photos ing Physiotherapy techniques to mathematics, modern lan- Thomas Madden Associates has FINAL PLANS for the erection of the new Bis- Thomas J. Madden, Jr, and Father Robert Sul- their fullest extent, supplemented guages and theology. Formal prepared the plans for the col- cayne College for men are discussed by Father livan, O.S.A., vice-president and dean of South by necessary medication. instruction in theology will be lege. Edward J. McCarthy, O.S.A., rector, left, with Florida's first Catholic college for men. Regis- required of all Catholic students Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, Chancellor; architect tration will begin Sept. 20. We invite you to visit our Clinic Bishop Coleman F. Carroll's but it will be waived for non- invitation to establish the col- for a FREE consulation. You Catholic students. may phone or write for complete lege was accepted in July, 1961, and dean, and Father John J. Bishop of Hippo in Africa (358- nal supernatural life hereafter. details. In order to enter the col- by the Very Rev. James A. Don- Curran, O.S.A., treasurer. 430 A.D.) a dominant figure in The word "Biscayne" has lege, a student must have nellon, O.S.A., provincial of the the history of western thought been part of the heritage of COLEMAN CLINIC graduated from an approved Augustinian Fathers. The Board of Trustees is made up of Father Donnellon, and a major influence on west- South Florida since the days high school with grades that Father Edward J. McCarthy, • 10800 Biscayne Boulevard chairman; Father McCarthy, ern Christian tradition. His when the beautiful Biscayne correspond to those recom- O.S.A., is president of Biscayne secretary, and Father Edward Bay was so named by the early Miami 38, Florida mended for college and must College. He is former dean of "City of God" (De Civitate~Dei) V. Stanford, O.S.A., Father Catholic explorers. For that rea- have a recommendation from the College of Arts and Sciences first fully examined the conse- PL' 4-2614 John J. Vrana, O.S.A., Leon- the school principal or guid- at Villanova University in Penn- quences of man's dual citizen- son, it was decided that the new ard A. Usina and Joseph M. ance officer. He must also sylvania, which was established ship, man's rights and respon- school should be named Bis- Fitzgerald. present his score on the col- by the Augustinian Fathers in sibilities as a member of human cayne College, to indicate clear- When You're Shopping lege , entrance examinations. 1843. Father Robert M. Sulli- The Augustinian Fathers trace society; his rights and respon- ly that it is, to be a truly South Mention The Voice Time and location of the tests van, O.S.A., is vice president their origin to St. Augustine, sibilities as one destined to eter- Florida institution.

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Page.14 Jv\qrch 30, 19.62 THE .VOICE Miami, Floridq One-Week Mission •i 400 Catholic i At Holy Redeemer ST. LEO Camps Listed .] A one-week mission for men and women of Holy Redeemer COLLEGE parish will begin Sunday, April I In Directory : 1 and continue through Sunday,- Preparatory School The 1962 Directory of Cath- April 8. A BOARDING olic Camps, published by the Devotions will be conducted National Catholic Camping As- each evening at 8 p.m. in the HIGH SCHOOL sociation, is now available. The church at 1301 NW 71st St. by FOR BOYS directory lists more than 400 Father Brendan Forsyth, O.S.B. GRADES 9 TO 12 chancellor of the Diocese of • Small Classes Catholic camps. throughout the Nassau, Bahamas. • Unrivalled Study Conditions nation and has descriptions of • Unexcelled Outdoor Sports Facilities member camps. Holy Redeemer parish is • Private Rooms staffed by the Josephite "-eluded in the descriptions For Information, Write Fathers. 4he location of each camp," HEADMASTER the staff, costs and activities. Saint teo College The directories can be bought Preparatory School When You're Shopping Saint Lee, Florida for $1 from the National Cath- CAMPERS at Good Counsel Camp, Floral City, grounds. It is one of more than 400 Catholic olic Camping Association, Na- assist at Mass in a circular church on the camp camps in the V. S. Mention The Voice tional Catholic Welfare Confer- ence, 1312 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington 5, D. C. EASTER "Our 15th Year" The NCCA was rounded in 1951. Besides the directory, the SPECIAL association publishes a bi- monthly magazine called Trail Signs designed for camp personnel. The association also presents awards, holds a conven- **iiSSF tion every two years and spon- is not only to provide^^ y^v^V^s. /5ffir^\ sors instruction for camp coun- wholesome outdoor life, but *-^ /I Aj I / T J/" selors. at the same time to assist in true character formation. The Camper begins and ends his day Member camps pay dues to in the presence of God: at the Holy Sacrifice of support the association and the the Mass in the morning and at Benediction of objectives which have been out- the Blessed Sacrament in the evening. His every lined for the association. They hour is under the supervision and guidance of are: to promote Catholic ac- young men of exemplary and outstanding qual- tion, thought and philosophy; to MEMBER ities. He is presented with living examples of — In the Woods and explore and to encourage proper Catholicity in the conduct of his counselors and and adequate asandards to meet with the challenging examples of the great saints the needs of the members; to Hills and Lakes and whose lives all at Good Counsel Camp strive to promote and to publicize mem- follow. For boys and girls from 8 to 15. ber camps; to act as a liaison Rivers of Florida group with state and federal governments and to emphasize the need for Catholic camping. SWIMMING * OVERNIGHT TRIPS

Destroyed Cathedral BOATING * (AMPFIRE * HANDICRAFT Replaced In Connecticut FISHING* HIKING * RIFLERY HARTFORD, Conn (NO — LOCATION AND ATMOSPHERE — GOOD COUNSEL CAMP, consisting of• 12^ The new St. Joseph Cathedral, acres, is situated near the West Coast of Florida, on the shore of Lake Tsala Apopka, replacing the one destroyed by between the towns of Floral City and Inverness. The setting of the Camp is one of fire in 1956, will be conse- exceptional natural beauty. The site is located far enough from cities to truly feel that you are "away from it all", yet the camp may be easily reached by automobile. crated on May 15, Archbishop In addition, and of more importance, is the Catholic atmosphere which pervades the Henry J. O'Brien has an- complete day. nounced. PRAYER BENCH GOOD COUNSEL CAMP PROVIDES TWO SEPARATE SESSIONS EACH SUMMER The formal opening of the edi- A Lovely Treasured Gift WOODCRAFT SESSION — This session consists of four weeks of real outdoor life fice will take place eight days Suited for Home Use with the special emphasis placed on woodcraft, water sports, riflery, handicrafts, later, May 23, when Archbishop Finished in beautiful solid hiking and nature study. This session is open only to boys between the ages of 8-15. Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Dele- Burnished Priced CATECHETICAL SESSION — This session consists of two weeks of wonderful camp gate in the United States, will Cherry—Solid ^ — — life with the special emphasis pfaced on catechetical instruction. The program includes offer a Pontifical Mass and Fleming $QQ50 three classes each morning conducted by the Sisters. The afternoons are devoted to Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cin- Walnut — ^ »•• water sports, handicrafts, hiking and games. This session is open to both boys and girls 89 between the ages of 8 and 15. cinnati will preach. Oyster White, Trim in Gold STAFF or Silver. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Geo. W. Cummings, M.Sc, M.A. Camp Director 19th Child Baptized . . .A Lovely Gift for the Gail M. Osremout, M.D Camp Physician Clergy . . . and those CAMP DATES & RATES -1962" Cecile Berky, R.N Camp Nurse SUNNYSIDE, Wash. (NO — Lawrence Redmond, A.B. Patrick Keefe, A.B. who are shut-ins. SUMMER SESSION Carl Forthofer, A.B. David Martin, A.B. It was really a full house when Roland Julian, A.B. Cabcll Marbury, A.B. WOODCRAFT SESSION: Steve Phelan, A.B. William Stahler, A.B. Maria Martina Salinas was bap- george david Sunday, June 10th to Friday, July 6th Daniel Butler, A.B. Michael Codner tized -by Bishop Joseph P. Paul Masters Bernard Schneider CATECHETICAL SESSION: South Florida Sec- Jack Rollins Richard Durant Dougherty of Yakima in St. Jo- tion Sunday, July 8th to Friday, July 20th. )t> Curtiss Sheldon John Niedergeses seph's church here. The infant associates William Agee Steve Webster Wholesale North Florida Section— Sal Traoncale Robert Shawen ' Mgher of Viterbo and Filome- Sunday, July 22nd to Friday, August 3rd included on the staff are two American Red Furniture-Carpets-Draperies ' Cross Water Safety Instructors and more than Salinas is their 19th and all 10 Senior Red Cross Life Guards; also two members of the family were 3811 N. MIAMI AVE. CAMP RATES National Rifle Association Instructors plus present at the ceremony. Miami, Florida PLaza 8-7661 WOODCRAFT SESSION — Four weeks $150 highly experienced Instructors in Boating. CATECHETICAL SESSION — Two week period $60 "(Discount if application Is received before June 1.) Special Rates if more than one from a family attend.

For Further Information and Illustrated Brochure NOTE: Clip This Coupon and Send it to: The Seaboard Rail- road supplies a Rt. Rev. Msgr. George W. Cummings — P. O. Box 551, Venice, Fla. special coach on For information call Venice, Florida Phone 2-6331 their train, the "Silver Meteor", for all campers NAME coming from Mi- omi, and the lower ADDRESS East Coast. INVERNESS CITY ZONE STATE FLORAL CITY FLORIDA*

March 30, 1962 THE V0K?E Miami,' Florid* Page 15 'DON'T BE FOOLED/ OBSERVER WARMS Religion Shackled In Russia The author of the follow- that there is perfect freedom which have been judged best ing article, now a teacher of religion. to do this job today. The cur- at St. John's Home Mis- We hear that communism is rent policy is but one step sions S e min a r y, Little atheistic and controls every- toward' accomplishing the fi- Rock, Ark., spent three thing. Yet we also hear pro- nal goal — the elimination nouncements by the Patriarch years studying in Europe of religion from the Soviet Alexei of Moscow, head of the and recently completed a Russian Orthodox Church. scene. four-week tour of the So- The policy of the Communist viet Union as a member of Can all this be. reconciled"? STATISTICS, GENERALITIES party toward religion differs in a leftist political group. each place according to the This gave him freedom in Most people try to speak of "religion in Russia today." This strength of the local communist Russia not ordinarily ac- is the broadest generality, and government and the attitude of corded to Western visitors. working with such generalities the people. By FATHER JAMES F. DRANE one can substantiate almost NCWC News Service any position. If one wishes to In areas where their institu- prove that communism is a fine tions and history are strongly People hear so many contra- N.C. Photos thing and has been innocently religious, the party goes slowly dictory things about religion in maligned by opposition groups, and cautiously. Where such is RUSSIAN ORTHODOX Church in Moscow under "renovation," the Soviet Union that confusion he can point to the Soviet con- not the case, or where there will become a museum or hall of propaganda, with the grounds stitution which guarantees free has been anticlericalism and re- used as a "peoples' park and recreation area," according on this question is the common attendance at church. ligious laxity in their tradition, NAZARETH, in the Hills of Gal to reports. state of affairs. the process is quicker and less winding streets and dark market The Church" has reported that He can also point to statis- restricted. dark, loose gowns and carry jugs its priests and bishops are be- tics indicating that there are ing persecuted and imprisoned, many millions of believers ' Even in a specific area, the Big 12 Cubic feet Brand New its churches closed, and Cath- . and churchgoers in the policy changes radically from BEST BUY RCA Whirlpool 1962 — TWO olics threatened and accused. U.S.S.R. Both of these state- time to time. Immediately aft- Pilgrims Will > DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST — $100 OC ments are true. Any visitor er the revolution took over in REFRIGERATOR WITH 107-Lb. Freezer I77./J At the same time, a group to the Soviet Union has seen 1917 there followed trying days of clergymen representing evidence to substantiate both for all churches in Russia. The Before Leavinc ALL FACTORY CRATED - OVER 200 RCA Whirlpool - Zenith - the Protestant - Orthodox Amana Refrigerators, All Sizes — Many Two Door — Many statements. Bolsheviks, whose newly found (This is the sixth in a Frost FREE at Terrific Discounts — Terms. World Council of Churches power has not been tempered series of articles describ- states that everything is fine, / 1714 N.E. 79th ST. CAUSEWAY Despite all the difficulties in- by experience, immediately ing the localities to be volved in using Soviet statistics closed all churches. They de- visited during the 21-day Advertisement (which are all compiled by gov- cided to do away with religion diocesan pilgrimage to ernment agencies), trustworthy quickly. All types of services Europe and the Holy Social Security sources estimate that there are were forbidden and a newly Land scheduled to leave between 35 and 50 million prac- formed Association of the God- New York July 29.) ticing Russian Orthodox Church less was created to track down FREDERICK MUELLER Can Pay members in the U.S.S.R., some and do away with all priests. Bishop Fulton J. Sheen once 33,000 priests, and 5,000 men wrote, "By going into Galilee FINE PAINTINGS Funeral Bills and women Religious. There This was the period of mili- Jesus performed a symbolic are three seminaries which tant atheism which lasted act. He turned His back upon OLD AND MODERN Free Booklet Gives seem to be well attended. through the 1930s to the be- the world of the Old Testament, Full Information ginning of World War II. and from the moment of His The Catholic Church has been Twenty-eight bishops and 1,200 turning away the New Testa- Social Security and Veterans especially hard hit, but has priests and monks were ex- ment begins." 938 LINCOLN ROAD 830 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. Benefits are explained in the churches open in Leningrad and MIAMI BEACH FORT LAUDERDALE new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- ecuted. Countless thousands lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- Moscow which are attended by were shipped to labor camps In his book, This Is The ters. Many families are unaware large crowds, including many — others were imprisoned. Holy Land, (Hawthorn Books of the extent to which they may foreign diplomats and diplo- Inc., NX, N.Y.), Bishop benefit under Social Security — Sheen describes Jerusalem, as much as $255 for funeral matic personnel. Despite all this, in the late expenses! 1930s the head of the Associa— the center of the Old Testa- • HOLY PILGRIMAGE to POPAYAN COLOMBIA These are undeniable facts. tion of the Godless, Yaro Yaro- ment, was eastern while Gal- Scene of centuries old Holy Week Ceremonies, Veterans are now entitled to Unfortunately they are used by slavsky, announced that the ilee was a n"international cor- A M Days by Jet special burial allowances which some to support the totally policy had failed. There were, ridor" which was almost 1 Pfe Miami to Miami bring help to families in time A of need. false conclusion that there is he said, still many millions of European rather than eastern. | V " Expenses Included freedom of religion in the So- practicing believers in Russia. Departing, April 12 — • Get your FREE COPY of this viet Union. Diocesan pilgrims will leave Returning, April 27 wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There The policy was then changed Jerusalem, the old center, and Visiting Bogota, Cali, Medellin and Cartagena. Plus, is no obligation (no one "will Religion is anything but from persecution to propaganda. travel to Galilee for a visit to audience with Cardinal Concha, Bogota. Deluxe hotels, etc. call). Mailed in a plain "wrapper. Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- free. Religion in the U.S.S.R. It was Jess bloody and more Nazareth where the day will VACATIONLAND LORRAINE ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami is marked for extinction. The subtle. It has its hot and cold begin with a Mass at the 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza present policy of the govern- Church of the Annunciation. TRAVEL SERVICE, Inc. TRAVEL BUREAU 7-5544. periods. In 1954 it got real hot JE 2-4804 161 S.E. 1st St., Miami ment is to use the tactics and all believers were accused Galilee was undoubtedly a 1635 Washington Ave., FR 9-5607 of being antipatriotic and charg- busy, crowded district during Miami Beach 39, Fla. "Catholic Travel Specialists" ed with treason. This also the time of Christ as can be seemed to backfire. So, at pres- evidenced by the writings of ent, there is just the normal those who visited there at that pressure and propaganda. There time. The Sea of Galilee was seems to be, at the moment, a filled with fishing towns, one period of relative peace. of which was named for the reigning Caesar, Tiberias. The RECIPROCITY.. But no one should be fooled pilgrims will stay in Tiberias by this into thinking that the on their way from Jerusalem SINCE party has changed its mind to Nazareth. 1934 about religion. Religion is still The firms and individuals who place advertis- HY WEISS Painting the 'Lopium of the people" and Now, tne Galilee . a is not so crowded and the pil- ing in the columns of The Voice justifiably< Pressure cleans and spray paints roofs has no place in the communist Utopia. The government is still grim must, according to Bish- expect that — being well established firms — seals and caulks openings — repairs dogmatically atheistic, and the op Sheen, imagine the area with good business practices — they will merit cracks — paints interior and exterior. Church is still sentenced to as a crowded center of com- death. The Church may be per- merce and military action. the support of our readers. This, is reciprocity FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED - INSURED mitted to take- one step back This will not be too difficult because the shores of the lake . . . the mutual dependence of advertisers FR 7-2676 JE 8-0197 after two steps forward — but it is still marching toward the are dotted with ruins of build- upon our subscribers, and The Voice upon grave. ings and shrines which testi- our advertisers. fy to the fact. The view of this area can TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. best be seen from the hills BIBLES around Tiberias Pilgrims Say: "I saw it in The VOICE" . . . or MEDALS should have ample time to take let the advertiser KNOW you saw his (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) MISSALS advantage of this sight in the RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and PICTURES late afternoon when they arrive ad by responding with a phone call or by GREETING CARDS [PRAYER BOOKS for the night on the way to Naz- clipping coupons when they appear. 127 N.E. 1st Aye. — Adjoining Gesu Churchn ROSARIES areth. Miami 32, Florida — Since 1929 STATUARY They will leave Tiberias the morning of Aug. 8 and travel

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Holy Land and Europe ST. PETERS 21 DAY TOUR $119900 NEW YORK TO NEW YORK Departs New York, Sunday, July 29, (Not Including Tox) 1962 under the spiritual direction of Very Rev. Father John O'Dowd, V.F. MIAMI - MIAMI, $1296 LOURDES (Not Including Tox) Dean of South Dade Deanery Air France Credit Plan Available

i Galilee, is made up of narrow, General Conditions: arket centers where women wear if Selected superior, first and de- fast, lunch and dinner) in the if Transfers by private conveyances, to and from jugs on their heads. luxe class hotels with private Middle East. Half-pension (con- airports and motels, including free porterage of bath. tinental breakfast and dinner) in two pieces of hand baggage per person, from -fc Full-pension (continental break- Europe. points of arrival to hotel rooms and vice versa. PAPAL ALTAI I Visit Galilee if Transportation by air. Trans-Atlantic air transpor- The Audience with his Holiness Pope John XXIII (subject to confirma- tation by regular scheduled JET flights Economy tion) in Rome; the Special Mass on the day of the Assumption in ng Holy Land Class; SURFACE transportation by private cars Lourdes; a "ROMAN NIGHT DINNER" in Rome and the "PARISIAN as indicated in the itinerary. DINNER" in Paris. to Nazareth for Mass. After if English-speaking guide, all entrance fees, govern- Mass, a tour of the ancient city ment taxes and tips. Special Features: All Taxes Except Airport Taxes Are Included Avill take them to the new basilica now being constructed, the House of Joseph -and other places of interest. Th*n, they SPECIAL NOTICE!! will visit the Bahai Temple, Watch for the announcement regarding a talk and film presentation featuring Mount Carmel and the Cave of Elijah. They will then go interesting highlights of the Diocese of Miami Pilgrimage to the Holy Land and onto Tel Aviv. Europe. Locations of this Special Showing will be announced in next week's Voice. After Tel Aviv, they will go to Rome, Lourdes and Paris Be sure to clip and save this notice when it appears in "The Voice". SACRE-COEUR and arrive in New York on DE MONTMARTRE Aug. 19.

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March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 produced by handicraft groups. College Plans Home and Family Week 4-H Demonstration Scheduled Tuesday Mrs. Marjorie McDonald, assistant home demonstration agent A display of the skills of the Principles of nutrition will be Miss Olga Feinman, vice pres- Members of nine 4-H Girls Hall, 12100 W. Dixie H'Way., for Dade County, will be the ident of Modernage Furniture horftemaker and lectures on nu- discussed at 4 p.m., Tuesday, Clubs active in Holy Family North Miami. commentator. trition and furniture will be April 3 in Room 120 by Miss and Mrs. Beatrice Sandier, School will demonstrate their "4-H Girls on Parade" is the featured during the Farry Col- Marion Kutchnik. On April 5 fashion coordinator. An educa- accomplishments during the theme of the program during Guest speaker for the meet- lege observance of Home and at 4 p.m. in the same location tion display of the homemak- past year for members of the which students will model fash- ing will be Father Sebastian Family Life week, April 1 considerations in purchasing er'*s skills will be featured in parish Woman's Club at 8 p.m. ions of their own design and Loncar, assistant pastor of Holy through 7. furniture will be outlined by the college Rotunda. Tuesday, April 3 at the Jaycee display a variety, of projects Family parish.

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,': ••'} >' .P. Pane 18 March 30. 1962 THE VOICE Miami. Florida Barry Singer RESOURCES OVER $50,000,000 Places First ESTABLISHED 1926

INVITES YOU TO CONSULT THE TRUS1 In Auditions DEPARTMENT FOR SPECIALIZED SERVICE PREPARE NOW, FOR YOUR FAMILY'S FUTURI SECURITY! A Barry College student has been awarded first place in the LITTLE RIVER Girls Collegiate division during the fifth annual auditions of the BANK National Associ- ation of Teach- and ers of Singing. Miss Jeanne TRUST EXTENDED BANKING HOURS Tivnan of St. Friday Evenings COMPANY Rose of Lima Alf Departments 5-7 p.m. parish, Mi- Outside Tellers 8017 N.E. 2nd Ave. ami Shores, a Mon. thru Fri. 9-4 p.m. Miami, Flo. REGULAR BANKING HOURS music major, is Mon. thru Fri. 9:30-2 p.m. a student of Sis- t e r Maura, Member: Federal Reserve System — Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Jeanne O.P., head of the college music department. Voice Photos pilllllBlliiffiil She is now eligible for the ANNUAL ACIES ceremony of the Legion of Mary out the Diocese of Miami. Bishop Coleman F. district audition to be held next held Sunday in St. Mary Cathedral attracted Carroll presided at the Acies as Msgr. James F. I I month in Winston-Salem, N.C. hundreds of members from parishes through- Enright led members in rosary recitation. Judges for the auditions con- Beauty Salons ducted at Barry College were Guy Baker, lieutenant governor St. Joseph Guild Shores Girl Named of NATS for the State of Florida and a voice instructor at Florida Installs Officers Jax Nurse Of Year Nurses Plan • as adverthwl Presbyterian College in St. Pe- STUART — Mrs. Henry Spen- Wilma Damich of St. Rose of in VOGUE tersburg; Donald Butterwork, cer has been installed as presi- Essay Contest Lima parish has been named voice and choral director at dent of St. Joseph Guild. Jacksonville's Student Nurse of Dade County -Junior College, Other officers are Mrs. Frank An essay contest to promote the Year. La Marick Cold and Dr. Bernard Kwarten, au- Pelosi, vice president; Mrs. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. interest in the nursing profes- Wave Special Miss thor of the book, "Fundamentals Walter Dlugolecki, secretary John Damich, .she wasi select- and Mrs. Otto Voss, treasurer. sion will be sponsored by the one of the world's Vi Walker, of Vocal Art." ed from nominations submitted coordinator Dade County Chapter of Catho- finest waves During the ceremonies Miss by four hospitals in Duval of the Purpose of the auditions was Irene Morrison, vice president lic Nurses for senior students Charmette County. A graduate of Notre $15.00 Value Model Agency to give students of NATS mem- of the East Coast Deanery of at Notre Dame and Immacu- Dame Academy, Miami, Miss bers an opportunity to sing be- the Miami DCCW presented Complete /dQK <• and lata Academies. Damish is now secretary of the La Marick fore qualified and impartial past-president pins to Mrs. Ma- senior class at St. Vincent Hos- Salons judges and to receive construc- rie Schrock, Mrs. E. S. Coyle, "Why I Have Chosen the pital School of Nursing in Jack- tive criticism. Mrs. H. B. Spencer, Mrs. Julius Nursing Profession" will be the sonville and will be graduated 1 Fiffeen Locations fo Serve You: Miss Tivnan, a lyric soprano, Demski, Mrs. Reg Skellinger, in August. and Mary Kate Frost, mezzo Mrs. Arthur Foote and Mrs. topic on which girls will be in- JACKSON'S/BYRONS DEPT. STORES soprano, will be heard in a Pauline Goessling. vited to submit an essay of ap- Toft Hollywood Shopping Center voice recital at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- proximately 500 words. Miss Retreat April 7 West Hollywood . . . Phone 987-0200 day, April 5 in the college audi- Catherine Sullivan, R.N., is 45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables torium. Madonna Parents In Stuart Parish chairman of the committee . . . Phone HI 4-3322 Elect Thursday STUART — A day of recol- Palm Springs Village Shopping Center, Hialeah Music will include arias and in charge and judges will be . . . Phone TU 7-4911 LAKE FOREST — Election lection for women of St. Joseph 51 East Flagler Street, Miami art, contemporary, and folk Father Thomas Anglim, chap- songs. Miss Frost, a senior Eng- of officers will highlight the parish will be held Saturday, . . . Phone FR 1-4269 monthly meeting of the Parents ter moderator; Sister M. April 7. 1736 N.W. 36th Street lish major with a voice minor, . . . Phone NE 3-2111 and Miss Tivnan have both won and Friends of Madonna Acad- Francine, O.S.F., director of Father Theophane Maguire, Charmette La Marick Beauty Salon orchestral auditions with the emy at 8 p.m. Thursday, April nurses, St. Francis Hospital, C.P. of the Passionist Fathers 917 Arthur Godfrey Rd., Miami Beach . . . Phone 532-5816 Miami Symphonic Society. Both 5 in the school. Miami Beach and Sister Mary Monastery, Lake Park will con- BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORES had leading roles in the annual Mrs. James Von Hagel is Conrad, S.S.J., director of duct conferences which begin chairman of the nominating at 9:30 a.m. at Mass in St. Red and Bird Roads, Miami Barry Christmas Oratorio. nurses, Mercy Hospital, Miami. . . . Phone MO 7-2523 committee assisted by Mrs. Joseph Church. Provisions will 79th St. and Biscayne Blvd., Miami Lionel Mailloux and Mrs. Ed- A check in the amount of be made for private medi- ... Phone PL 4-3323 St. Francis Society ward Wall. $150 payable to any accredited tations and devotions will con- 305 Clematis St., West Palm Beach school of nursing will be award- clude during a Holy Hour at . . . Phone TE 3-1609 To Install Tuesday Plans will be discussed for a Beilair Plaza Shopping Center, Daytona Beach benefit rummage sale sched- ed to the winner. Further de- 2:30 p.m. ... Phone OR 7-6292 RIVIERA BEACH — Mrs. uled to be held Friday and Sat- tails of the contest are avail- Members of parishes from Cypress Plaza Shopping Center, Pompano Beach Bella Kiernan will be installed urday, April 13 and 14 at the able at the offices of the princi- surrounding areas are invited ... Phone 942-0710 pals of the girls' high schools. La Marick Beauty Salon as president of St. Francis of Community Bldg., 805 Holly- to attend. 109 S.E. 2nd St., Fort Lauderdale Assisi Altar Society during a wood Parkway. All members ... Phone JA 3-1108 6:30 p.m. supper Tuesday, are asked to bring donations of Belk's^Lindsey Dept. Store April 3 in the school cafeto- clothing and other useful items Enjoy your 3718 Henderson Blvd., Tampa ... Phone 872-9994 rium, to the school before the sale. summer in the friendly and select WM. HENRY'S DEPT. STORE SUMMER atmosphere of a Mrs. Frank McManus, presi- beautiful Ocean-front Central Plaza Shopping Center, St. Petersburg dent of the East Coast Deanery St. Clement Society Hotel. ... Phone 5-6646 of the Miami DCCW, will also Check these features: BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE install Mrs. Marge Carducci, Communion^ Sunday CABAf" • Pool and Cabana open until 10 PM Colonial Plaza Shopping Center, Orlando every night vice president; Mrs. Thomas FORT LAUDERDALE — at «c • Large filtered pool ... Phone GA 5-2707 Cr«wley, secretary; and Mrs. Members of St. Clement Altar • 200-ft. private beach A • All hotel privileges for Cabana guests I Troendle, treasurer. and Rosary Society will observe • Planned entertainment- Beach parties, dances, etc. a Corporate Communion during • Free parking area (j/harmelle Academy of Charm, Mrs. E. J. Voght is in charge the 8 a.m. Mass, Sunday, April of arrangements for the pot CALL CABANA MANAGER 1 in St. Clement Church. UN 6-2761 Modeling and Agency, Inc. luck supper. Members are in- A question and answer period for further information vited to bring guests. conducted by Father Gerald j ACROSS THE STREET FROM • Agency •' Accredited • Licensed 0 HOTEL r. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Miami PL 7-0S72 M. Springs TU 7-5352 M. Beach 532-3951 Grogan will highlight the month- CHURCH COLLINS AVENUE AND UlHBiIillt La Marick, South's Largest and Leading Beauty System Rummage Sale ly meeting of the society at 8 87th TERRACE • MIAMI BEACH p.m. Tuesday. Slated Saturday AIR CONDITIONING A rummage sale under the HOW TO INCREASE VISIT YOUR EARNINGS auspices of Court St. Coleman, Invisible Reweavmg Catholic Daughters of America, Moth Holes, Burns, Tears TEGEMAN will be held Saturday, March Home Study Course • t 31 at 315 NW 20th St. Uncrowded Field GIFT CONSULTANT No Age Limit 'Scott-SmM, Equipment Furnished According to Mrs. Jack L. 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March, 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pogel9 SERVING HOLLYWOOD, WEST HOLLYWOOD and FT. LAUDERDALE Blue Sea Fish Co. Ltd. "Fish Specialties For All Holiday Occasions' FRESH FLORIDA FISH and LOBSTER, CLAMS, OYSTERS. SHRIMP INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Jawohl! German Food For Lenten Meal WHOLESALE ond RETAIL 1917 HARRISON STREET, HOLLYWOOD - PHONE WA 24651 Hearty, substantial, flavor- with roast or marinated beef, some and staying . . . what cui- or with fish fillets that bake BONDED — INSURED — GUARANTEED at the same time. sine but German could this pos- FRUIT SHIPPING * - Brick cheese may be more fa- INDIAN RIVER sibly describe? miliar to you as a sandwich And German cooking smells food layered between two slices Navel Oranges VSf BU. just as deliriously as it tastes. of thick rye and spread with a Delivered Anywhere With Pink-Seedless Grapefruit In U.S.A. The aroma of a well-seasoned tangy mustard. If you've never "The Place Where You Taste The Fruit You Ship" dumpling dish fills the home- tried it in cooking, you're sure spun kitchen, along with the to approve. For this semisoft, spicy smell of a baking apple milk but rather pungent and SID'S ORIGINAL SISSf kuchen that teases the appetite sweetly flavored cheese takes 17th Are. and Flaqler long before dinner. well to the casserole. Open Every Day—8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. This wholesome German Although the exact meaning of noodle bake will satisfy just its name is not know (some say AGED PRIME EEEF it refers to the brick-like shape STEAKS AND ROAST as surely. It's so filled with protein-rich cottage and Brick of the cheese, while others cheeses that you can confi- claim it's the bricks that are dently serve it as the main used in pressing), you will enjoy dish. Or if your family pre- getting to know Brick cheese fers this caraway studded as well as you do its casserole- bake as a side dish, serve it mate, cottage cheese. GERMAN NOODLE bake can be served as a hearty main dish GERMAN NOODLE BAKE or as an accompaniment to meat or fish. Buttered casSerole 6-8 servings Preheated 350 2-quart degree oven tablespoons chopped chives and a dash of cayenne pepper. Place Delicious Home Made Sausan 8 ounces wide noodles Vi teaspoon pepper tablespoons chopped chives and a dash of cayenne pepper. Place Old Fashioned Cold Cute 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups cottage cheese over low heat and stir constantly until cheese is melted. Cool Vi cup finely chopped onion 2 cups dairy sour cream slightly; pour into small pots, cover and refrigerate. Sei^ve with JOHN STRATMAN H cup finely chopped celery 1 cup shredded Brick assorted crackers and breads. 164 N.E. 54th ST. PL 1-4031 572 N.E. 125th St. PL 4-8467 1 teaspoon salt cheese Surely, you have baked upside-down cakes, but have you 1 teaspoon caraway seed 3 eggs, beaten prepared Upside-Down Cheese Biscuits? Melt 1 tablespoon but- Cook noodles according to package directions; drain. In a ter in an 8-inch square baking pan; stir in 2 tablespoons chop- skillet, melt butter; saute onion and celery. Stir in salt, caraway ped parsley and 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese. Cut biscuits seed and pepper. Arrange VS> of the noodles in casserole, then % from 1 package refrigerated biscuits into quarters; place quar- of vegetable mixture. Add % of cottage cheese and % of sour ters in pan very close together. Bake 10-12 minutes in preheated cream, spreading over evenly. Repeat, ending with noodles. 450 degree oven. Invert biscuits onto serving plate and serve im- Sprinkle on Brick cheese and pour beaten eggs over top of mediately. VeMa casserole. Bake 1 hour. Let stand about 10 minutes to absorb liquids before cutting into servings. For the past EIGHT YEARS • Spruce vp those Lenten Today I have soup on my mind. The hearty nutritious kind we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT meals w4th Cottage Cheese that's long in flavor and short in preparation time. * for use at the many Catholic Institutions by Velda Here are recipes for two delicious soups that your family will * welcome. Both are meatless and quick and will help answer in the West Palm Beach area. : that "what to serve" problem for noon day meals during the Served alone or as part of one Lenten season. of a hundred recipes Velda's Worth Chemical & Paint Co. Cottage Cheese is the perfect ORANGE BLOSSOM DATE CAKE Z cups sifted enriched flour % cup sour milk Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North food. * % teaspoon salt Vz cup chopped dates * LAKE WORTH, FLA. > Vi cup chopped nuts Low in Calories, too. Vi teaspoon soda Manufacturers of 1 teaspoon baking powder Vx cup orange juice Y-z. cup shortening % cup sugar > GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT * 1 cup sugar 1 teaspoon granted orange 2 eggs rind Interior and Exterior House Paints * Grease a 9-inch square baking pan. Sift together flour, salt, Varnishes and Enamels soda and baking powder. Cream shortening and 1 cup sugar Lenten together until light and fluffy. Add eggs and beat well. Add sift- WHOLESALE — RETAIL > ed ingredients alternately with sour milk, mixing well after each Telephone JUstice 2-6146 addition. Stir in dates and nuts. Pour batter into baking pan. Mealtime Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) for 25 to 30 minutes. Combine orange juice, % cup sugar and orange rinfj, and heat to boiling. Pour over warm cake. Serve warm with whipped cream or dairy sour cream, if desired. Magic . . . PASS THE CHEESE, PLEASE Cheddar and chili sauce combine in a number of zesty ap- petizers. Try these two for a start. For % cup Chili-Cheese Spread: blend 1 cup finely shredded BUITONI sharp Cheddar cheese and 2 tablespoons chili-sauce. Spread on crackers and broil until cheese melts. COTTAGE For % cup Chili-Cheese Bacon Spread: blend' 1 cup finely shredded sharp Cheddar cheese, Z tablespoons chili sauce, Z CHEESE MARINARA slices bacon fried crisp and crumbled, 1 tablespoon minced LID SNAPS ON Josf send *[ too onion, 1 tablespoon finely chopped green pepper. Spread on AND OFF. crackers and broil until cheese melts. BECOMES A ,%. "y-",,;^ ond your name and adt*-"st SAUCE Old-fashioned but still delicious is homemade pot cheese. SAUCER ,',''" for Your Make it up to have on hand and serve in many ways. In a L Give your Lenten meals the magic touch of famous sauce-pan combine Vi cup softened butter, V6 cup mashed Blue Uzy Susan' Buitoni Marinara Sauce — a masterful blending cheese, 1 Baby Gouda cheese finely shredded. Blend in 2 P.O. 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Pane 20 March 30. 1962 THE VOICE Miami* Florida FAMILY CLINIC HUMAN HERMAN ELECTRONIC Do Children Today Disobey More? HEADQUARTERS BY FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. HE Are modern conditions making children more dis- For All obedient? We have jive and they are getting to be ELECTRONICS almost more than I can handle — the two oldest boys Electronics Supplies of 10 and 12 are becoming particularly difficult and will do what 1 tell them only when they want to. My husband works very hard, and since he's a little on the stern side, I hesitate to say too much to him for 4-SPEED fear he'll be too. rough in punishing them. Maybe I haven't been strict enough. Do other parents face the STEREO $9 £9! 5 same problem? CHANGER ^ Yes, Gloria, some other parents do face the same problem, 25 •and I don't think it's wholly a matter of modern conditions. REGULAR $46.50 The experts do not agree about how modern living conditions with Stereo Cartridge affect children — or adults. Although it appears that considered as a group, children are becoming healthier; more restless, more demanding, more precocious — because of television, radio, mobility, and so on — it is not clear that they are therefore becoming more aggressive or inclined to disobey. RECORDING Perhaps you haven't been strict enough? Well, Gloria, TAPE that's generally the first thought that conies to mind when we observe disobedient youngsters, particularly since some mod- 1800 Ft. MYLAR ern parents have adopted a policy of pseudo-permissiveness in raising their children. only 09 $729 each in Yet disobedience in the home is frequently not the result lots of 10 of being too strict or too permissive. These are highly relative or* each if purchased 2 terms, of course, and successful parents tend to differ con- Stock Up NOW! singly siderably on what they judge to be the ideal balance between restrictive and permissive discipline. 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March 30, 1962 • THE -VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 7 GIRL, 7 BOYS IN CONTEST ELECTRONICS NING m Top Orators Meet Sunday YOp \ ENGINEERING Seven boys and one girl will INDUSTRIAL walk to the podium at the Barry 9A CfoJunq... ? '. ELECTRONICS College auditorium Sunday, TV SERVICING , April 1 in competition for the There's A Reason ELECTRONIC DRAFTING coveted trophy that will make full and part-time courses day and evening classes one of them the top orator in For Unpopularity the diocesan CYO. R.E.T.S. FR 1-1439 Dear Doris: 215 N.E. 15th ST. A relief from the strain of What makes people dis- competition will be, provided by like you when you try an entertainment program con- your best to be as nice N.C. Photos sisting of soloist Jean Tivnan to everyone as you possi- NEW DIRECTOR of the College Of of Barry College, soloist John bly can? I finished high Youth Department of NCWC McCormick of St. Rose of Lima school last year and hfid is Father Frederick J. v- CYO and accordionist John Cer- many enemies there. enson, principal of C;u A Mount St. Joseph nuto from Immaculate Concep- John Garvin Charlene Walker However, I thought I was Dougherty High School, tion CYO, Hialeah. disliked because I would Philadelphia. On The Ohio Finalists for the contest not join the rest of the were chosen through parish so-called popular group and deanery competitions. (alcohol drinkers, foul In Suburban Cincinnati The Sunday winner will go to mouths, etc.). Singles Plan Trip Washington, D. C. to compete A four-year liberal arts in the National CYO finals I recently got a job at To Passion Play where contestants from a Catholic hospital, think- college for women. throughout the country will ing that there I would be The Catholic Singles Club of compete for. a trophy and a given a' chance to lead Greater Miami will sponsor it's Prepares for teaching $400 scholarship. my kind of life without third annual Community bus I in Art, Business, Health anyone ridiculing me, excursion to the Passion Play Deanery entries include: and Physical Education, only to find almost the at Lake Wales April 15. Home Economics, Li- East Coast Deanery: Vincent same kind of treatment Plans call for air-conditioned Grizanti, St. Anastasia parish, from the employees, (not buses to leave the Orange Bowl I brary Science, Music and Fort Pierce and Joseph Fon- the Sisters). Speech, as well as in Michael Garretson Jeff Keyes parking lot, NW Seventh St. and taine, St. Philip Benizi parish. 15th Ave., at 10 a.m. There will ; Secondary and Elemen- Belle Glade. My mother says she and Mark Paleaz, Church of Mrs. Julian Eberle, president be a box lunch served at a road- I tary Education. North Dade Deanery: John thinks it is jealousy. the'Little Flower, Coral Gables. of the Diocesan Council of Cath- side park on the way. Garvin, St. Mary Cathedral and Please help me as I'm Topic for the contest will be olic Women; Edward Atkins, beginning to think that There will be a stop at the In cooperation with the • Charlene Walker, St. John the former Diocesan Holy. Name Apostle parish, Hialeah. "The Bishops' Statement of people don't appreciate Bok Tower for a carillon con- Good Samaritan Hospit- 1961," the same topic the win- president; Joseph B. Egan, kindness. cert. Dinner will be in Lake al, Cincinnati, the college ' Broward Deanery: Michael ner will speak on at the na- president of the Diocesan Holy A. Wales prior to the perform- Garretson, Little Flower parish, ; offers a four-year pro-! tional finals. Diocesan finals Name Society; Doctor Edward People appreciate true kind- ance which begins at 6 p.m. Hollywood and Jeff Keyes of Lauth, Miami Serra Club; Wil- I gram the baccalaureate will get under way at 2:30 p.m. ness. They do not appreciate The buses are scheduled -to Our Lady Queen of Martyrs liam McDonald, chairman of return to Miami about degree. and tickets will be available at having the ideals or ideas of parish, Fort Lauderdale. the door. The puhlic has been the DDF special gifts commit- others forced on them in the 12:30 a.m. South Dade Deanery: Jim invited to attend. tee; Frank E. Mackle Jr., Mi- guise of kindness. And regard- Prepares dietitians and nated section of the encyclical ami'Serra Club; Ralph Renick, The public is invited to go The young orators will face less of their faults — or virtues WTVJ news director; Richard along on the trip and there are ' medical technologists. Eckhart, St. Brendan parish a group of judges including — they want to be accepted as B. Roberts, president of the special prices for members of educators, news men and re- they are. When they are ac- 'FOR ALL THE FAMILY' Miami Particular Council of the cepted, they will accept you. the singles club, CYO members For catalog address ligious and lay leaders. They and other young adult club include: Society of St. Vincent de Paul EYE GLASSES and John J. Ward, editor of ' You do not have to agree members. THE DEAN Bishop Patrick Shanley, The Voice. with people or what they do Further information can be MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, OHIO MID-TOWN OPTICAL, Inc. O.C.D.; Msgr. William Barry, to accept them. Acceptance is 1873 N.E. 163rd ST. pastor of St. Patrick Church, Each speaker will talk from obtained by calling Frank Zell- Wl 7-8242 like* charity. When you try to Miami Beach; Father Edward eight to 10 minutes. The winner understand others as fellow er at NE 5-6058 or NE 4-1948. CONTACT LENSES Carl Kochanek, project chair- McCarthy, O.S.A., president of will speak for the same length human beings with strengths man, can also be reached for Biscayne College; Sister Mary of time in the national finals and weaknesses, made in the Alice, O.P., vice president of and will also deliver an ex- information after 3 p.m. at image and likeness of God, FR 1-3769. Barry College; Mother Maria temporaneous talk on a desig- is easy to accept them. And it Jane, I.H.M., principal of Notre of Pope John XXIII, "Mater et is easy to get along with happy homes use delicious, healthful Dame Academy; Brother Keric Magistra." The national finals them. Dever, C.S.C., principal of will be held April 23 in Wash- Car Wash Scheduled Archbishop Curley High School; ington, D. C. It is necessary to be honest with yourself. This means pre- In Hialeah Saturday senting yourself as you really HIALEAH — The Singles . . . it's extra-fresh because it's home- are. Maybe you are trying too Club of Hialeah and Miami produced! Get the Home Milk habit now! hard to be just "nice." This is Springs will sponsor a car wash Miami: 2451 N.W. 7th Ave., FR-4-7696 ~'Z not necessary. When you try Saturday, March 31 at the Ft. Lauderdale: JA 3-2449 — West Palm Beach: OV 3-1944 too hard in any situation you Hialeah Municipal Auditorium, Homestead: Cl 7-3235 — Key West: CY 6-9631 appear to lack sincerity and West 46 St. and Palm Ave. others doubt your motives. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. U * CHILDREN'S SHOP 2646 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD. OUR LADY Or THE HUES FORT LAUDERDALE — LO 6-4024 Unique Selection of CHILDRENS' APPAREL Infants Thru Sub-Teen Sizes CAMP Parochial School Uniforms for ST. CLEMENT CATHOLIC SCHOOL A Catholic camp for boys and girls ages 1 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the| Blue Ridge Mountains. large modern Clothes for the Entire Family! I pool, mountain lake, with all camping activities guided by trained counselors. AT BUDGET PRICES Ideal accommodations for visiting parents. Gamp provides pick-up service to or from nearest rail, air, bus terminal. FOUNTAIN'S A camp for youngsters to grow... spirit- I ttally, healthfully. Tor literature, write: 728-730 LAKE AVE. — LAKE WORTH DRESSES — SHOES — SPORTSWEAR Father Charles Mclaughlin P'AY CLOTHES — WORK CLOTHES THE FIRST CYO group in Charlotte County has been organized OUR LADY OF THE HILLS CAMP in St. Charles Borromeo parish. Port Charlotte. Father Javier, pastor, discusses plans with the group's first officers. They are, HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA H. N. FOUNTAIN SAYS: left to right, Terry Seitz, president; Richard Sturtevant, v vice "You'll Always Save Here" president, Cathy Kopriver, treasurer and Mary Schuler, secretary.

Pagte 22 ' March 30, 1962 ' THE VOICE Mtam?, • Florida Curley Topples Columbus Mote Honors THE SAINT For McGann VOICE In Lopsided 12-3 Victory Archbishop Curley High turn- its first game of the season Bucky McGann, a three-time ed in an easy 12-3 victory over by dumping St. Anastasia 4-2. LEO member of the all-star basket- Christopher Columbus High ball team became the 'first Tuesday afternoon to run its Mary Immaculate High of South Florida Catholic player to season's mark to 6-1 and stay Key West made the opening COLLEGE game of the newly - formed (Presently offering be named to the Florida all- tied for the Gold Coast Confer- a 2-Year Program) ence Southern Division baseball Keys Conference a big occasion star team when he was picked Conducted by lead with a 3-0 record. by beating Coral Shores High The Benedictine Fathers for a berth on the 10-man squad 14-10. • Boarding Facilities for Young by the Pensacola News-Journal, JACK HOUOHTELING The Knights got a standout Men. Limited Facilities for Sports Editor Young Ladies. the only paper to name an all- performance from its battery, We Serve The pitcher Jim Assolone and BEST COFFEE In Town! • University Parallel ond Pre- state team. Experience, hitting and erage of .344 while the professional Courses Leading catcher Bob Taylor. Asso- FALCO toward All Degrees. McGann, who averaged 29.6 pitching. opposition is hitting only .197." lone pitched a two-hitter while PRINTING, INC. For Information, Write Bob Taylor banged out his . . . accent on Service ^infs a game last season, is Those are the ingredients that Five of the eight regular THE REGISTRAR a 6-3! i senior at Cardinal fourth home run of the sea- PL 8-3751 Saint Leo College starters are seniors, Mike Gross Newman of West Palm are carrying the Archbishop son, this time with two team- 6045 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Ha. Saint Leo, - Fla. Beach. Curley High baseball team to- at first, Vic Zaloom at second, mate on base. ward a successful season, a pos- Dennis Vohs at short, Bob Tay- McGann is interested in at- lor the catcher Curley scored four runs in I FREE LINKAGE ADJUSTMENT WITH THIS AD ] 1 sible Gold Coast Conference ti- the first inning and five in the tending the University of Notre and Don Dreyer tle plus a host of other awards. second to sew up the game ear- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION LEAKING! Dame and has been invited to in left field. ALL WORK visit the campus this week-end ly. It was the fifth straight GUARANTEED The Knights were 5-1 before Taylor, who SEALS . _ by basketball coach Johnny Jor- loss for Columbus since the Ex- ONE DAY SERVICE 95 the start of this week's play — was slated for Ports dan. plorers lost outfielder - pitcher ADJUSTED $8.50 Labor — OVERHAUL $29.50 Labor and the tough game with tradi- short - at the Dave McCammon because of a PICKUP * BUDGET TERMS * ESTIMATES In other basketball news, Bob tional rival Christopher Colum- start of the broken wrist. TRANSMISSIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS — NOT A SIDELINE Parks, Mary Immaculate High bus — with the only loss being year, has been Curley, after Thursday's center and second team on the an extra-inning affair to Miami the leading hit- AUTOMATI2022 N.W. 1sCt COURTRANSMISSIOT N EXCHANGE, Inc. game with Miami Military, is FR 3-4795 (V) Voice all-star squad, was named High. ter and slugger, ["In The Yellow Building" ASK FOR to the Key West all-city team Vohs off until Tuesday when it faces doing a good tough South Dade High at and a correction in the Voice "We've got a lot of seniors job of picking honorable list adds Chuck on the team," Coach John Kir- Homestead. Columbus plays up where Tom Shannon, the best Courtney Newman's senior cher explained, "and our rec- Southwest this afternoon. J JOSEPH C. BONNEAU S guard to the selections. ords show a team batting av- baseball player in Curley's history, left off last year. Through In other top games last Accountant and Consultant C week, Cardinal Newman won the first six games, Taylor is INCOME TAX RETURNS FILED ? —•YOUR INCOME TAX •—, hitting .468, has three home- ACCURATELY and EFFICIENTLY < runs (two with the bases load- FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING SUITE 200 ' A short form alarm — i! is costing many plenty. ed) and knocked in 15 runs. If you filed short forms for 1960-59-58 See us SOW 900 N.E. 125th Street, North Miami, Florida Zaloom is next with a .368 CHINCH, NORTH MIAMI BOOKKEEPING SERVICE PL 4-2526 Mail or Phone Your Information mark followed by Gross with BUG •-AWNSEED ESTABLISHED 1946 We handle promptly Income Tax Returns from PROOF anywhere in Florida or any State in the Union. .333. Mike Berry, a part-time SO MANY PEOPLE DO 7906 N.W. 7th AVE. catcher who will probably get a Baker Grass Industries, J. E. MARQUA CO. Federal Tax Consultants Since 1933 shot at a regular outfield post Miami 38, Florida because of his hitting ability, FOR DETAILS, PHONE: Phone PL 9-0563 PLaza 8-8541 actually carries the, best mark BRAKES RELINED with a .550 for seven trips to FORD the plate. AUTOMATIC WWV"i ALL B.R. TRANSMISSION CHEV. FOREIGN "Give credit to our second- PLYM. CARS base combination too," Kirch- PROBLEMS 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE • LIMEGROVER er said. "They've done a real LEAKS $1095 good job including four dou- PLUS SEALS UT ABC BRAKE SERVICE PL 1-5757 ble plays against Palmetto Member: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH TU 7-9491 last week." OVERHAUL. < PLUS PARTS ' Doing the pitching have been 601 HIALEAH DR. a pair of underclassmen, both All Work Guaranteed BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL of whom have shown great im- FINANCING AVAILABLE HIALEAH provement over last season, Bill AUTOMATIC Wagner, a junior, and Jim As- CITY TRANSMISSIONS, INC.ji salone, a sophomore, Frank 69 N.W. 20th St. — FR 7-4949 Bosworth, another junior, is the No. 3 pitcher but is short on PAN AM experience. "Smart Buyers Get The Best Buys at McBride's" PLATING "Frank's coming along real 1 well, though," Kircher added, '{MM "as we've been working him in The Largest Stock of COMPANY the last couple of innings of our games. He put down six in a Imported and Domestic 1" row in the two innings he pitch- Wines and Liquors Modern Redi-Mix Plants I DISTINCTIVE METAL FINISHES ed against Palmetto." In the Greater Miami Area • in: C The Curley coach has been 1 Plating of Religious Articles DADE, s ^» ECCLESIASTICALLY APPROVED quite impressed with the cal- PL 7-1160 iber of South Florida high BROWARD ^ J See "Dkk" Blake FREE DELIVERY IN THE AND school baseball. NORTH DADE AREA jL 98 NE. 73rd St. PL 7-6621 PALM g\V (Just Off Miami Ave.) "When I first saw our kids • BEACH ~!gr Miami, Florida in practice and I compared them with my team last year E.McBRIDE-LIQUORS COUNTIES , in Michigan, I felt we were real 734 N.E. 125th St. 5700 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. good. Now I've had a chance to North Miami's Smartest Home Office see some of the other schools Liquor Store in action — Columbus, Hialeah, Miami High — and I realize the competition is real good, too!" "Everything To Build Anything" One of the little known facts of the $50,000 Doral Open golf tournament completed Monday in Miami was the fine showing made by Ted Kroll. A member of St. Pius X 14 Yards — Shop The R-B-C Yard Near You parish of Fort Lauderdale, Kroll finished in a tie for Boca Raton Homestead Miami {!) Opa Locka fourth with the famous Ben Coral Gables Islamorada Miami Shores Perrine Hogan and pocketed $2,400 in Delray Beach Key West No. Miami Beach South Miami prize money.

, Marc.h. .30* 1962 «. THE VOICE .., Miami, .Florida % \ Page 23 Mapa do las (Wiraqotas do Mayor (nfluencia Latina en el Area de Miami

SECCION EN ESPANOL

Predieando con la Palabra y el Ejemplo Anuncian su Modesto Reforma Agraria los Obispos Chilenos

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, (NC) Despues de proponer la doctrlna en la Iglesia sobre el bienestar del campesino, los obispode Chile han ofrecido embarcarse ellos misraos en un programa de reforma agraria. Los prelados, que se reunieron hace unas semanas, acaban de publicar el texto de una pastoral sobre la situation del campesino chileno. "Deseosos de colaborar no solo con la doctrina fundamental, sino adem&g con el ejemplo de las realizaciones concretas, hemos acordado en asamblea plenaria estudiar la eventual colonization de lag tierras agricolas que est&n en propiedad y libre uso de la jerarquia". Al efecto nombraron una comision tecnica que estu- dia ya los aspectos legales y tecnicos, '"a fin de facilitar el accesp de los campesinos a la propiedad de la tierra". SW48 STREET 16RftW0 ROAD Se estiman en unas 6,000 hectareas, las tierras que poseen las diocesis en Chile. CATEDRAL DE SAINT MARY: 7506 N.W. 2 Ave. Con la repartition de nuestras tierras, dicen los obis- CORPUS CHRISTI: 3220 N.W. 7 Ave. pos chilenos, "entendemos contribufr en la ntodesta pro- G E S U : 118 N.E. 2 Street portion que nos corresponde, a log fines de una eficaz re- }StThoma»{ ST PETER AND PAUL: 900 S.W. 26 Rd. forma agraria." ST. MICHAEL: 2935 W. Flagier Street El documento sefiala estos fines: 1) "mejor utiliza- 3291 Franklin Ave. ci6n de la tierra para la comunidad national", 2) "mayor ST. HUGH: partlcipacidn de la familia campesina en la propiedad y ST. JOHN: 451 E. 4 Ave. Hialeah rentabilidad de la misma." IMMACULATE CONCEPTION: 60 W. 45 PI. Hialeah. Advierten los prelados chilenos que sus tierras no son BLESSED TRINITY: 4020 Curtist Parkway muchas, pero para ellos es un sacrificio importante. LITTLE FLOWER: 1270 Anastasia Ave. Coral Gables "La utilidad que se obtiena de esas propiedades est& EPIPHANY: 8235 S.W. 57 Ave. destinada en su totalidad a la mantenci6n de obras de be- neficencia, education y bien social, y por ello la privaci6n ST. BRENDAN: 3231 S.W. 91 Ave. de tales ingresos supone un nuevo estudio, a fin de que ST. TIMOTHY'S: 8855 S.W. 50 Terrace esta medida no vayan en desmedro de las obras que en ST. PATRICK: 3701 Alton Road, Miami Beach blen del pueblo mantiene la Iglesia." Hay en el pais 1,017 instituciones catolicas de ense- nanza con 262,683 alumnos, muchos de ellos gratis; y 251 Instituciones de asistentia social con 46,800 beneficiados.

Dehen Inscribirse los Hispanos Las Adversas Condiciones del Campesino Gran parte de la pastoral se destlna a describir las adversas condiciones en que vive el campesino chileno, sus En sus Respect ivas Parroquias problemas y su desapego a la tierra, y las relaciones "anti- cristianas" entre patron y obrero. Uno de los mayorea emp«- do Vazquez y Francisco Villa- San Juan Apostol (Hia- En Santa Ana, Orange, P. Estas condiciones "reclaman con urgencia una pro- flos de la Diocesis de Miami verde. leah): P. Calder6n. Peralta. funda transformati6n de la estructura rural (para fundar- St. Clemen's, (Fort Lauder- la) en el respeto por los principios morales y espirituales en este instante, es adver- Gesu: P. Felipe Arroyo. Inmaculada Conception (Hialeah-): P. San Segundo. dale), P. Clemente Seoane. que yacen en el orden creado, y por la persona humana, tlr a los fieles de habla his- S. Peter and Paul: PP. Na- Blessed Trinity: (Miami imagen de Dios." pana que viven en esta aona, veran, Ibarra y Oriol. Springs): P. I>el Busto. Catecismo Para Ninos "Solo un cristianismo concreto" que haga mas humana la importancia que para fa- Saint Michael: Joseph Cliff, la relation del hombre y la tierra "en esta America cristia- Little Flower (Coral Ga- cilitar la atenci6n espiritual, Julian Macicior y Bernardo de Habla Hispana na por nacimlento y por destino", podrfi conjurar a tlem- bles): P. Villina. tiene que cada familia concu- Soils. Para los riifios de habla his- po la amenaza de ideologias materialistas, lndica el docu- Epifaiifa (Kendall, S. Mia- rra a su parroquia correspon- San Hugh: (Coconut Gro- pana que no pueden asistir a mento despues. mi y C.G.): Mons. Calixto dienfce para inscrlbirsa en ve): Mons. Juaristl. escuelas parroqulales, las dis- Al efecto, los 25 obispos de Chile escribien: Garcia. "Exhortamos a nuestros abnegados sacerdotes y religia- ella. tintas parroquias de mayor San Brendan: P. Bastrarri- poblaci6n latina en el firea de sos, a los educadores, a los generosos miembros de la Ac- £n el presente mapa, se Misas Dominicales cion Catolica y a todos nuestros fieles, a que se consagren ca. Miami estan ofreciendo cla- ofrecen los limites de las pa- en Espanol Saint Thomas: P. Hualde. plenamente a la renovaci6n de la vlda cristiana, especial- ses de religion, (catequesis) mente en el campo, tanto del trabajador manual, como de reoquias de mayor influencta San Timoteo: P. Orlando Hialeaht de acuerdo con el siguiente los propietarios de la tierra." latina en el area de Miami. Inmaculada Fernandez. horario: De acuerdo con este mapa y "Todos han de comprender la verdadera finalidad del Conception . 11:30 a.m. St. Agnes: Key Biseayne;: CORPUS CHRISTI, los do- hombre y de los blenes puestos a su alcance, y la respon- tomando en cuenta las calles San Juan P. Navarrete. mingos a las 10 de la manana, sabilidad que cada cual tiene frente a Dios." limitrofes, cada catoiico po- Apdstol .... 12:59 p.m. San Patrick (Miami Beach): en el local de la Escuela Pa- Los prelados recalcan que toda accion pastoral dr4 saber facilmente en qaA Key Biscay ne: Mons. Travadelo. rroquial. ir acompanada del "conocimiento profundo y fiel de ia parroquia vive. Deb« por lo Santa Ines ... 12:00 m. Nativity (Hollywood): P. SAN PETER AND PAUL, doctrlna social de la Iglesia, (extendido) a todos los sec- tanto concttrrtr a la rectoria Miami: Mendiola. los sabados, a las 9 y 30 A.M., tores mediante conferences, cfrculos de estudio, y organi- zaciones patronales y campesinas". d« su parroquia a lnserlbirse, Gesii 5:30 p.m. St. Anastasia (Fort Pier- Escuela Parroquial. Esta accion debe realizarse tambien la ciudad, advier- uniendose ast ma» efectlva- ce: P. Eduardo Fernandez. CATEDRAL DE SAINT MA- Corpus Christi 12:55 p.m. ten, porque alii viven no pocos propietarios de tierras. mente a la vlda de la Iglesia. Saint Michael . . 10:00 a.m. OTROS SACERDOTES DE RY, los sabados, d« 9 a 11 Solo asl se formara "un ambiente propicio para la Todas la« parroquia* de Saint Mary HABLA HISPANA de la manana, en la Escuela oportuna y eficaz solucion de los problemas rurales que (Capilla North- de Saint Mary. gran poblacion latina cuentam En otras localidades del sur " hemos tratado". side Shopping cow uno o m*s sacerdote* d* de la Florida, se encuentran CAPILLA DEL NORTH SI- Un grupo de tecnicos- y profesionales realizan los es- Center) ... 12:00 m. tudios preliminares, que • incluyen el posible empleo d« habla Wspana. los sigulentes sacerdotes de DE SHOPPING CENTER, el ' Saint Peter cooperativas de producci6n agricola entre los actuates tra- babla hispana: mismo dia y horario de la an- A continuation aparecen los and Paul . 12:55 p.m. terior. bajadores de esas tierras. nombres de los sacerdotes de En Fort Myers, PP. de la Segun los ultimo* datos vigentes para Chile, unos 1,- Coral Gables: INMACULADA CONCEP- habla hlspana de esas parro- Calls y Ordaz; en Fort Myers 500 terratenientes (el uno por ciento de todos los propie- Little Flower CION, Hialeah, los domingos, quias: Baech, P. Qoni. tarios de tierras) poseen 17 millones de hectareas, o sea (Auditorium) 12:30 p.m. a las 10 A.M. Miami Sprlngst En Port Charlotte, P. Mo- el 63 por ciento de la tierra cultivable, y 130,000 peque- Catedral de Saint Mary: P. En la parroquia de San nos propietarios poseen 600,000 hectareas, o sea el 2,4 por Santisima rras. Nelson Fernandez. En San Pedro, Tavernier, Juan el Apdstol, en Hialeah, ciento de la tierra, la mayoria en minifundios poco pro- Trinidad . 5:45 p.m. Corpus Christi: PP. Leonar- P. Altunaga. a las 9 y 30 de la manana. ductivos.

Page 24 March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Confirmaciones de Esta Di6cesis Sn las distintas parroquias

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Todos los dias a las 11 y 45 de la mafiana, el Padre San- tamaria, capellan del Centro Hispano, sale al salon de es- La Etiqueta Eleonor pera para charlar con las per- es sinonima d» elegancia, es la marca eonas que alii se encuentran, mundial de la mat flna mercancia para •enoras, lenoritas y jovenoi. Precie al rezar el rosario, instruirlos en alcance da todos Ipf preiupuestos. PAR* la religi6n. Frecuentemente QUEADERO GRATIS - puerta (Igulent* ©bsequia a los presentes ar- al Edifkle Huntington. ticulos religiosos como rosa- JOVENCITAS de habla hispana pertenecientes a la Legi6n de Maria entre los cientos de Esquina S.E. 2 Ave. y Calle 1 rios, erucifijos, medal'las, no- personas que participaron en la ceremonia anual Acies, efectuada el domingo en la Cate- venas, etc. dral de St. Mary.

March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 The Question Box God Love You What Constitutes

Most Reverend Valid Marriage? Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. I do not believe your answer in the Pegler case was very convincing. I was instructed that a marriage contracted by two baptized people (Catholic or not) performed by a religious (Cath- olic or not) constituted a valid marriage. Has my instruction What a change has taken place in the missionary been in error? world within the past 100 years! At the Council of the A. It certainly has. I am must be of linen or hemp, and it must be clean. Vatican in 1870, there were no native bishops from Afri- happy to straighten out errors ca, Asia or Oceania; a few Vicars Apostolic of European of instruction, and to explain It is not to be held or \ the marriage laws of the origin represented the mission world. Today, all the hier- died in any way by the commu- Church, even though these laws nicants. Certainly the hands archy of Japan is native, and Africa has over 42 native are intricate and hardly to be should not be put under it. It bishops, a few more than Asia. Despite persecution, or understood in detail by anyone is all right for the hands to be perhaps because of it, the Church has had a remarkable who has not studied them thor- folded gently on top of it. (N.B. oughly. growth. It is not a cushion for elbows!) "After the consecration when the priest raised aloft the Eucharistic Host, I felt I was truly in the presence The annoyance I manifested Even though the new rubrics of God." in my previous answer results do not mention the communion from the persistent habit of cloth it is still prescribed by the As Paul, a Jew, Hellenized the Church at Corinth and SHARING OUR TREASURE some of our Catholic people to Ritual and the Ceremonial of other sites, so Pius XI, Pius XII and John XXIII have made question in shocked wonder- the Church, and by an instruc- the Church native in as many places as possible. The New ment every "remarriage" which tion of the Congregation of the Testament Church did not become Latin or Greek by reject- She Found Church Same, the Church permits to a person Sacrament given March 26, 1929, ing everything Jewish; rather, it perfected the latter with of prominent name: columnist, and never revoked. Latin and Greek culture. The same thing is happening today. politician, or movie star. They The Church does not become Indian or Indonesian or Korean demand to know how the Church Even when the communion by throwing off the three cultures proclaimed over the Cross Even In Central Australia can permit such marriage. cloth is used — and it should on Calvary; it does so by enriching the latter with the ves- By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN "Later we moved to Alelaide always be used — there must tures of new civilizations. Whereas, if they knew even a still be a communion plate, The divine origin of the Cath- where there are many churches. One day a friend invited me bit of the law, they would real- which is held by each commu- olic Church, the authority con- ize that evidence in cases of nicant at the time he receives. ferred upon her to teach His to attend Sunday Mass with her. It was the first time I had en- this kind is usually intimate (In practice this plate is often truths to all nations, and the and personal, and cannot be di- held by the altar boy.) The bishops of Africa and the East who will attend marks of her : tered a Catholic church, as I had often heard remarks about vulged. Even an omniscient col- the Second Vatican Council point up the necessity of unity, sanctity, : umnist can only guess at the • * * aiding the Church at its center, namely, the Vicar of Catholicity and the superstitious practices of Catholics — adoring statues and nature of the case involved.' Christ. The Holy Father knew what he was doing when apostolieity con- Q. After a morning offering worshiping the Virgin Mary. In- Let's put it this way. Suppose is made do all your good acts he said he must be aided "first and principally." He did tinue to draw sincere inquir- stead of such practices, how- you had been married and di- gain merit even though you not say "only" or "exclusively," but he did establish a ers into her fold ever, the service was one of vorced: The Church has studied have no spiritual attitude to- pyramid of values. He alone can name native bishops as the magnet stately beauty. your case and amassed a dos- ward them at the time you do sier of information, much of it them? — no one else in the world can do so. Missionaries can draws the steel. "The reverence and silence of This is true quite embarrassing to you. Then train natives, but they cannot build up a native hierarchy. Fr. O'Brien the worshipers, the singing of on the basis of that evidence A. Yes, provided you do not not only in the choir, and the carefully pre- retract your offering and sub- That must come from the Holy Father. America but in other countries the Church gives you a declara- pared sermon stirred me pro- tion of nullity. But your nosey stitute incompatible motives. as well. This is illustrated in foundly. After the consecration And provided, of course, that the conversion of Mrs. Ger- neighbors demand to know how, when tfie priest raised aloft the and why. Would you expect the you perform these acts in the trude Chapman of Semaphore Eucharistic host, I felt I was state of grace. Of course it is Last year the Catholics of the United States gave the Park, Adelaide, South Australia. Church to reveal the sticky de- truly in the presence of God tails just to satisfy their accus- desirable that our morning of- Holy Father an average of 27 cents each for his Missions. This "As a child," related Mrs. year, we would like to see every Catholic offer the Holy and wanted with all my heart ing curiosity? fering be renewed during the Chapman, "in a small village in to join with the celebrant and day by brief moments of Father a minimum of $10. We give much in foreign aid to England, and a considerable restore countries which are in danger of turning Communist the worshipers in offering up It is the nosey, distrusting prayer. distance from the Anglican the sacrificial Victim, Jesus gossip who annoys me. — some $99 million to Venezuela, $357- million to Brazil, church, I was sent to a non- $135 million to Chile — but we spend too little for "native Christ, in atonement for our conformist chapel, where I at- sins. But now to your erroneous aid." Arouse yourself to the truth that Africa and Asia will tended services and Sunday idea. A Catholic can be validly Missal Guide determine the future of the world, politically and religiously, school. I know now that I owe "I was determined to study married only before a priest. A and send a sacrifice to the Holy Father for the native bishops much to the earnest people who the Catholic religion and read Catholic's marriage to a bap- April 1 — Fourth Sunday of in those countries. He will receive it through his Society did their best to instruct me. everything I could find about tized Protestant before a minis- Lent. Mass of the Sunday, for the Propagation of the Faith. Later, I joined the Anglican it. Later I called upon Father ter is invalid. It is equally in- Credo, preface of Lent. Church, but its services never T. M. O'Rourke and he ar- valid if it takes place before a seemed to meet my spiritual ranged for Mother Mary justice of the peace. Protest- April 2 — Ferial Day. Mass of needs or bring me close to God. Madeleine of the Sisters of ants or non-baptized people, the lenten ferial day, second GOD LOVE YOU to G. K. B. for $10 "I offer part of when they marry each other "Coming to Australia, I mar- Mercy to instruct me. Unmis- prayer of St. Francis de Paul,. my salary in the hope that it will inspire others to do ried and lived far out in the takable was the evidence of can marry validly either before Confessor, preface of Lent. the same. Use it as you see fit." ... to Miss X for $5 country, at a great distance the foundation of the Catholic a minister or a justice. from all churches. For 13 years Church by Christ, who prom- April 3 — Ferial Day. Mass of "I will send $5 each month tat the next five months." And now my latest querulous I attended no religious services. ised to be with her 'all days ... to H. H. for $57.95 "Please accept my credit-union in- query demands an explanation the lenten ferial day, preface Once we were visited by a even unto the consummation of Lent. terest in thanksgiving for three of my children being in of how Kay Spreckles Gable priest who had traveled 500 of the world.' Impressive too can be a Catholic when she has Catholic schools. All of the interest I receive will be sent April 4 — Ferial Day. Mass of miles to offer Mass and admin- was the list of supreme pon- been married and divorced so to the missions to help provide schooling for the less ister the sacraments to a few tiffs stretching from St. Peter the lenten ferial day, second many times. Do you see my prayer of St. Isidore, Bishop, fortunate." ... to A.L.S. for $5 "In thanksgiving for widely scattered Catholic fam- to the present pope. point? Unless I want to become, r ilies. We were much impressed Confessor and Doctor, pr^ ?e having passed a math exam." "It was clear to me that the a nosey gossip myself how can of Lent. with the zeal which prompted I even find out howrnany times the missionary to undertake .Catholic Church is the Mother Church of Christianity, the Mrs. Gable has been married? April 5 — Ferial Day. Mass of such a long and arduous jour- It is strictly none of my busi- the lenten ferial day, second. ney for such a few souls. Mother of the New Testament, Solve your gift problems with OUR LADY OF TELEVISION every word of which was writ- ness. prayer of St. Vincent Ferrer, statues, now available in two sizes. The 11-inch figure of Ma- "I admired the unity and ten by a Catholic. I "was bap- Confessor, preface of Lent. donna and Child, constructed of unbreakable white plastic with the universality of the Catho- tized by Father M. J. Boyard . • * * April 6 — Ferial Day. Mass of gold-colored cross and halos, reminds us that as Mary gave lic Church. Unlike Anglicans at St. Francis Xavier Cathe- Q. In churches where there the lenten ferial day, preface the Divine Word to the world, so television projects the human who differ so much in liturgy dral and received into the is a communion cloth what is of Lent. Also allowed is the word. A 4-inch model with black suction-cup base is ideal for and creed, Catholics every- Church which was taught the proper, thing to do with votive Mass in honor of the use in automobiles. Send your request and an offering of $3 where attend the same Mass, Christ's truths through all the the hands? Put them under Sacred Heart of Jesus, Gloria, (11-inch) or $1 (4-inch) to The Society for the Propagation of receive the same sacraments, centuries. For this "great gift the -communion cloth?. Fold second prayer of the lenten the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New, York 1. New York. profess the same Faith, and I can only say, 'O Lord, I am them on top of the commun- ferial day, preface of the Sa- acknowledge the supreme not worthy.' " ion cloth? spiritual authority. I remem- cred Heart of Jesus. Father O'Brien will be ber a Catholic explaining to A. The rubrics of the Missal, April 7 — Saturday in Lent. me that the word Catholic glad to have converts send SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice before their recent revision, pre- Mass of the lenten ferial day, meant universal, and hence their names and addresses to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National scribed that a communion cloth preface of Lent. Director of the Society of the Propagation of the Faith, 366 the term 'Roman Catholic' to him at Notre Dame Uni- be spread before the faithful Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, should not be applied to its versity, Notre Dame, Indi- who are receiving Holy Com- April 8 — First Passion Sun- Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. members since it involves a ana, so he may write up munion. Where there is a rail day. Mass of the Sunday, contradiction. their conversion stories. the cloth is draped over it; it Credo, preface of the Cross.

Page 26 tyqrcjv.30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida LEGION OF DECENCY HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Current Movie Priests Lack Realism Across the Bridge Horse Soldiers Queen of Pirates Alias Jesse James I'll Give My Life Hide Out for Revenge By WILLIAM H. MOORING Laurence Olivier's Mexican All Hands On DecK In Between Age Saintly Sinners Babes'In Toy I and In Walce of Stranger Second Time Around padre in TV's "Power and Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet Sergeant Was A Lady Critics who called Bing Cros- Battle Flame Invisible Boy Sergeant's 3 Glory" was called an artistic .Beauty and the Beast Invisible Invaders Silent Call by's Father O'Malley films Beyond Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Slaves of Carthage triumph but others equally com- Big Gamble John Paul Jones Snow Fire "flaccid and frivolous" may Big Jeeter Jungle Cat Spy in the Sky Diocesan Programs Sunday petent to judge found it less Big Night Killers of Kilimanjaro Stop. Look and Laugh Blood and Steel La Belle Americaine Summer To Remember need stronger adjectives to de- pleasing or plausible than Hen- Boy and the Pirates Ladies Man Swinging Along Boy Who Found Land We Love Sword And The Dragon scribe the weakness of some ry Fonda's movie effort in "The $100,000 Last Angry Man Tammy Tell Me True Cash On Demand Last Dawn Teenage Millionaire priestly characters in current On Television, Radio Fugitive" of 1947. Down the Cast A Long Shadow Last Days of Pompeii Ten Who Dared Cimarron Last Voyage There Was A Crooked circulation. The cry seems to years we have met' on the Clown And The Kid Left, Right and Center Man Stations Of The Cross Explained t Comancheros. The Libel Tomboy And Champ have been that more substan- screen, characters of the cloth Conspiracy of Hearts Life of Maria Goretti Toughest Man Alive 7 Crash Landinj? Lost World Trouble tn "f he Sky '.. WCKT, Ch. 7, 11 a.m. "That I May See" program. Father ; that were good, bad or indif-^ Dalton That Got Majority Of One Twelve Hours To Kill tial drama with an eye on art Away Man Who Wagged Twelve To The Moon David J. Heffernan gives an instructional discourse, explain- \ ferent. David And Goliath His Tall Two Little Bears instead of mass audience, would Dentist In Chair Master of World Under Ten Flags . ing The Stations of The Cross, showing pictures of the 14 > Desert Attack Man On A String Underwater City rid the screen of ribald or ri- • * * desert Patrol Merrill's Marauders Unearthly Stations. ; ) Cid Michael Strogoff Unvanquished diculous representations of the ! At long last TV has brought .tibczzied Heaven Midsummer Night's Up In Smoke - ( ^scape from Terror Dream Valley of Dragons cloth. It "ain't necessarily so." us a "musical tribute" that Everything's Ducky Mighty Crusaders Voyage to Bottom of Sea TV Mass For Shut-Ins • Face in the Night Miracle of the Hill- Warrior and Slave Girl paid due tribute to its subject Face of Fir» Misty Watch Your Stern Flaming Frontier Moon Pilot Westbound McCarey's current drama, WLBW-TV, Ch. 10, 11:30 a.m. Father Anthony Navarrete, j- and to the taste and intelligence Flute An.i Arrow Murder, She Said When Clock Strikes Follow That Dream Mysterious Island Whistle Down The "Satan Never Sleeps," obviously j pastor of St. Agnes Parish, Key Biscayne, offers the Sunday i of an oft-punished public. "Arth- Forever My Love.' Nine Lives Wind For the Love of Mike On The Double Wild Heritage starts from a more evocative •' television Mass For Shut-ins. Father Louis M. O'Leary, 0. P., I ur Freed's Hollywood Melody" Gambler Wore A Gun Parent Trap, The Wings of Chance Gift of Love Persuader Wizard Of Baghdad viewpoint, but although it •; chaplain at Barry College gives the commentary. j, (NBC, March 19), without any Great Day Peacemaker. The World Was His Jury Gun fight Pirates of Tortuga World Without End hinges on the harrowing prob- : of the familiar, sloppy senti- Hatarf Power Among Men Wrong Man Catholic News On .Radio j Hey Boy, Hey Girl Prisoner of the X-15 lems of Red persecution in Chi- ment or contrived nostalgia, vi- Hey, Let's Twist Iron Mask You Have To Honeymoon Machine Purple Hills Run Fast na, neither William Holden's ; WGBS, 710 Kc; 96.3 FM, 6:05 p.m. News of the Diocese brantly re-traced the Hollywood Question 7 II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR leather - jacketed Father of Miami and a summary of world-wide Catholic news musical trail from 1929's ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS O'Banion, nor Clifton Webb's As The Sen Rages Hand of Death Risk. The compiled from the full report of the NCWC News Service. "Broadway Melody" to thej" Balloon Hell Bent For Leather Samar more mature Father Bovard Battle of the Sexes High Powered Rifle Sardonicus , Commentator: Father Louis M. O'Leary, O. P. "West Side Story" of 1962.' Because They're Young Horizontal Lieutenant Say One For Me seems any more true to life Belle Sommers The Hellions Scapegoat Bells Are Ringing Hell Is For Heroes Scent of Mystery than Bing's Father O'Malley, , Sermon Of The Day Beware Of Children Hit And Run Secret of Deep Harbor The hour was a short, snappy Black Sunday Holiday Fcr Lovers Secret Partners soon to be copied in an ABC one in which the fine voice of Black Tights Home Is The Hero Shadow Of Fear "f , WCKR, 610 Kc, 5 a.m. daily in April, Redemptorist priests Blueprint For Robbery Incident In An Alley Shadow Of The Cat television series starring Gene Born To Be Loved Kings Go Forth Sinner serving in the Diocese of Miami will broadcast the 5-minute today's Shirley Jones mingled Brainwashed Lineup Six Black Horses Kelly. Bride to the Sun Living Idol So Lovely — So Deadly Sermon of the Day. Father Charles M. Malley, C.SS.R., as- with the unostentatious Judy Broken Lane Lonely Are the Brave Sons Without End But Not For Me Lost Battalion Stranger At My Door ' sistant at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Opa-Locka, will Garland of 1944's "Meet Me in Bridge To Sun Madison Avenue Stranger In My Arms Maurice Chevalier's Father St. Louis," while the less self- Cage of Evil Magic Sword The State Fair be heard from Sunday, April 1, through Tuesday, April 10. City After Midnight Magnificent Seven Surrender Hell Antonio, in the new French- conscious Sinatra of "Anchors Colossus Of Rhodes Man In Cocked Hat Teenage Bad Girl Counterplot Man In The Moon Teenage Caveman Italian comedy "Jessica," Aweigh" (1945) merged into Ju- Cow And I Man In The Net Tender Is The Night * * * Crazy For Love Marie Octobre Ten Seconds -oTo Hell though amusing, has neither liet Prowse' modern ballet, Date With Disaster Mask, The The Man Who Shot Day of Fury Mein Kampf Liberty Valance spiritual depth nor the slight- Programs produced and presented by The Radio and "Stella By Starlight". Both Ju- Dead To The World Mighty Ursus 13 West Street Deadly Duo Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun est, clerical verisimilitude for Television Commission of the Diocese of Miami. Father liet and the incomparable Na- Deadly Companions Mountain Road Time Bomb Devil at 4 O'clock My Geisha Tormented all of the film's bold treat- David J. Heffernan, chairman. nette Fabray occasionally suf- Eleventh Commandment Naked Edge Trapped In Tangiers Escape From Zahrain Neapolitan Carousel Trunk, The ment of relevant facts. It is fered unnecessary, physical,*: Experiment In Terror No Place To Hide Twenty Plus Two Face of a Fugitive No Where To Go Two Rode Together as flippant and frothy as they over-exposure — the show's one"" Fanny Once Upon A Horse Unf or given Fear No More Operation Bottleneck Virtuous Bigamist come. marked defect — but each time, Five Finger Exercise Outsider. The Wnke Me When — also now tabbed for a TV Duffy in 1940s "The Fighting Flower Drum Song Party Crashers It*s Over producer - director Alan Hand- Follow That Man Paths Of Glory Walk LUce A Dragon John Mills in Britain's "The series. 69th." I think most of us would Four Horsemen of Pit and pendulum Walkin.,„,.,.,.g„ Targe.„.„-t. ley quickly restored balance the Apocalypse Pleasure Of His Company white Warrior Singer, Not the Song," plays a' But gome readers wrote that settle for something natural in- Four Ways Out Pocketful of Miracles Wild and The Innocent and taste to the smoothest Frantic Porgy And Bess Woman Hunt priest at grips with a bandit it was not as "nice" as Pat stead of "nice," although the From Hell It Came Premature Burial Woman Obsessed O'Brien's "Fighting Father point, take or leave it, was well show of its kind that I can »- General Delia Rovere Price Of Fear Young Doctors, The (Dirk Bogarde). Although the Geronimo Rabbit Trap Young Savages Dunne" (1948) or his Father made. member. A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS theme poses highly dramatic Plunderers, The Ada Heroes Die Young Portrait In Black pretensions and Mills is an art- All In Nlsht's Work Hitler Purple Gang ist of unusual merit, the char- All Fall Down HomHousee Froof m The Hill Rachel Cade Place Hustler, The RebeKobel! Set acter lacks dimension and the AnotheAngel Worr Timee Re, Anothed r IdioHoust e of Intrigue Ride the High Country Ask Any Girl I'm All Right Jack Rocco and His Brother story falters. Bachelor In Paradise Information Received Ring Of Fire Back To The Wall Inherit The Wind Rome Adventure Best Of Everything Innocents, The Hoots of Heaven Big Deal On It Started In Naples Sail A Crooked Ship In "Saintly Sinners," Don It Madonna St. Key Witness Satan Never Sleeps Black Orpheus La Notte Brava Season of Passion Beddoe as Father Dan goes fish- Bonjour Tristesse Last Year at Seven Thieves Boys Night Out Marienbad Singer, Not The Song ing in a stolen car, implicates Breakfast At Tiffany's League of Gentlemen Something Wild By Love Possessed Let No Man Write Sound and the Fury himself in a bank robbery and Captain's Table My Epitaph Stop Me Before I Kill PEOPLE YOU KNOW ARE Children's Houi- Light in the Piazza Sweet Bird of Youth dithers through the mess. Kfis Claudelle Inglish Look Back in Anger That Kind of Woman Come September Seven Women From This Earth .Is Mine Monsignor (Addison Richards) Couch, The Hell Three On A Spree Day of the Outlaw Magician Through A Glass fumbles the truth although the Double Bunk Make Mine Mink Darkly , Knd of Innocence Man Who Understood Thunder of Drums situation would be clear to a Explosive Generation Women Touch of Larceny Facts Of Life Mirror Has Two Faces Town Without Pity child. In his "Two Women," Ninth Circle Two Women HELPING US GROW!" Five Golden Hours Four Fast Guns Nun And The Sgt. View From Bridge which wins Sophia Loren an Os- French Mistress Odds Against Tom'row West Side Story Girl With A Suitcase - One, Two, Three Why Must 1 Die car bid, Italy's Vittorio De Sica Grass Is Greener One-Eyed Jacks Wonderful Country 'Our many, many South Florida friends Happy Thieves One Foot In Hell Wonders of Alladin resorts to the nameless, aim- Hell Is A City One Plus One Yesterday's Enemy Operation Eichmann Young Have No Time less priest in the crowd, so often and neighbors together with the out- Please Turn Over YounY g OOne used to symbolize the Church's B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL standing members of our Board of Direc- Angel Baby House of Women Pretty Boy Fniend alleged indifference to social Bachelor Flat House On The Private Lives of Back from the Dead Waterfront Adam, Eve realities. Back Street Indestructible Man Purple Noon tors and a loyal, hard-working staff are Big Show It Started With a KS»J Rat Race Black Whip It Takes A Thief Raw Edge Blood And Roses Joker, The Rebel Breed In the German - American helping Greater Miami Federal to new Born Reckless Journey To The Revolt of Slaves Bramble Bush Seventh Planet Right Approach production "The Bashful Ele- Breath of Scandal Juvenile Jungle Rookie and impressive records of growth. We Bride and the Beast Kiss Them For Me Sanctuary phant," Fritz Weiss, as Father Can-Can Law, The Shakedown Carthage In Flames Legions of Nile Solomon and Sheba Francis, is straight out of hope you, too, will become a member of Circus of Horrors Let's Make Love Some Came Running Crack in the Mirror Live Fast, D4e Young Some Like It Hot comic opera, although the Cry For Happy Look Ir Any Window Sons And Lovers our growing GMF family of savers., .soon!" Curse of the Werewolf Love IN Goldfish Bowl Splendor In Grass story presumes to deal with Daddy-O Lover Come Back Strangers When We Desire In Dust Lovers On A Tightrope Meet a tiny Hungarian refugee, Devil's Eye Magdalen a Stranglers Of Bombay Dragrsrtrip Girl Man in the Shadow Subway In the Sky caught in the pathetic after- Edge Of Fury Man Trap Take A Giant Step •hth Day of Mania Telltale Heart math of abortive, anti-commu- ie Week Man of the West Terror In the Night ier and The King Man on the Prowl That Touch of M4nk nist revolution. . »e Branded Women Mark, The This Angry Age Hoke T. Maroon Five Gates to Hell Marriage Go Round Three On A Spree Five Minutes to Live Mary Had A Little Tomorrow Is My Turn The priest portrayed by Spen- Chairman of the Board Force of Impulse Matter of Morals, A Too Bad She's Had From Hell To Eternity Maxime Too Late Blues cer Tracy in last year's "Dev- From The Terrace Middle of the Night Too Young for Love Fugitive Kind Minotaur Two Faces of il at 4 O'clock" brought power Girl In Room 13 M.1sfits Dr. Jekyll Girl's Town Morgan The Pirate Two Loves to realistic drama, filmed with Goddess Of Love Most Dangerous Warrior Empress Go Naked In World Man Alive Wayward Girl artistic perception but it failed Gone With the Wind Naked Dawn What Price Murder Goodbye Again Never So Few Where Boys Are to equal in dramatic conviction, Guns Of Black Witch Night Of Evil Wife For A Night Happy Anniversary Night of the Quarter Wild In The Country the Father Flanagan whom Tra- Head, The Of Love and Lust Wind Cannot Read High Hell Nights Of Rasputin World By Nifiht cy made so memorable in the CONDEMNED admittedly sentimental "Boys- Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery Come Dance With Me Lovers Night Heaven Fell town" films of the 1930s. Nor During One Night Mating Urge Saturday Night And Kxpresso Bongo Naked Night Sunday Morning was it as credible or creditable Five Day Lover Never On Sunday Sins Of Mona Kent Green Mare, The Odd Obsession Temptation as Gregory Peck's Father Chis- Lady Chatterly-'s Oscar Wilde Third Sex • Anticipated Dividend Rate: Lover Port Of Desire Truth. The holm, in "The Keys of the King- L'Awentura Pot BowUe Wdld Harvest 4V4% Compounded Quarterly Les Liaisons Prime Time Young and Damned dom" (1945), albeit this evolv- Dangereuses SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** ed incidental misstatements of Circle of Deception King of Kings From A Stranger • 2 Locations to Serve You: Crowning Experience La Dolce Vita Suddenly, Last Summer Catholic doctrine. A more hope- Girl of the Night Never Take Candy Walk on the Wide Side 101 S.E. Second Avenue, Miami ful highlight in clerical drama 3059 Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove <**A separate classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a was Don Murray's simulation protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) of Father Charles Dismas Clark, (Please clip and save this list It will be published periodically.) S. J., in "The Hoodlum Priest"

March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 THE MARKET PLACE FOR * (Announcements - S ales - 5 ervices - Rentals - Real Sstate REDECORATED 2 bedroom DUPLEX BUILDING MATERIALS SLATE AND STONE EDVITO SIGNS SOD unfurnished except kitchen/ air ANNOUNCEMENTS Trucks Walls Gold leaf NOTE to 'Spring-Fixers-Uppers' - Bitter Blue Centipede conditioner, near " but line*' . 90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN All lawns removed with sod- LAST CALL 319 N. E. 110th TER. PL 9-8804 When Yoli're Planning a TAXI - CABS ROOFING ROLLS . . . now at $2.2.' lifting machine • 1c sq. ft. APARTMENTS - N. W. PLYWOOD . . . 4X8 sheets S3.OX WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, 24 HOUR CAB SERVICE SPECIAL BARGAINS WALK TO ST. MARY'S - Lovely LUNCHEON, PARTY etc. call SHINGLES, 220 wt. . . . Square $6.0( SANDS' SOD Serving S. W. Dade furnished one bedroom apartment* The Knights of Columbus Hall JALOUSIE DOORS ...... $19.5( 1420 N. E. 123rd St. PL 4-5268 CEDAR CAB • CE 5-5552 FOR "VOICE" READERS air conditioned & heated, adults, 270' Catalonia Ave., Coral' Gables AWNING WINDOWS $7.5( LAWN MOWER-SERVICE yearly. 60 N. W. 77th St. PL 7-6754 $35 up. Air conditioning optional WRAPPING SERVICE New and used doors, windows $1 u| MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. As we are moving our APARTMENTS - S. W. SEE or CALL Berni, Di Cristafaro Headquarters for Railway MANY OTHER $ $ SAVING ITEMS Authorized Service and Parts V EPIPHANY PARISH - Lady will HI 8-9242 OR MO 1-2865 Express OR Parcel Post Shipment!. CASH & CARRY BUILDERS SUPPLY Fertilizecs - Sharpening • Welding stone plant in 30 days, WE ARE PROFESSIONAL PACKERS. share 2 bedroom apartment will Nutrio Bio Customers 14 0 0 N. W. 2 9th Street TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU same. CALL MO 6-239 Call JACK CARNES NE 5-9765 having trouble getting product ? THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN 27 S. W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 we offer natural stone APARTMENTS - COCONUt 234 Valencia, C. Gables HI 4-1773 MISCELLANEOUS " 20256 Old Cutler' Rd. Call CE 5-4323 CALL PL 7-544 1 Brand New 'ARISTOCS KITCHEN EXHAUST FAN - (New LAWN SPRINKLERS and slate, various colors. FLORISTS 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. regularly $28.50) NOW - $12.95 ORCHID CORSAGES $2 ALLIED " LAWN SPRINKLER 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, living EMPLOYMENT AUTO SEAT BELTS - $2.95 lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells Prices begin at 15c FOR ALL OCCASIONS room, dinette, kitchen, furnished' Buy - Sell • Trade installed - serviced & maintained. HELP WANTED • FEMALE per square foot!!! or unfurnished, air-conditioned CALL H I 6-7527 4031 N. W. 22nd Ave. NE 5-5173 SERVING S. FLORIDA .SINCE .1940 ' & htat. Covered parking. Yearly WHAT MARRIED WOMEN .INSTRUCTION . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE, ALL TOP QUALITY. or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 Private or group instruction. WANT MOST BABY GRAND PIANO - Excellent BROWARD 8. COLLIER COUNTIES. APARTMENTS . MIAMI BEACH Reading, Phonics and Arithmetic. condition • $425. Wilt accept CALL MU 8-4661 OR JE 8-7073 according to art article In YOU CAN AFFORD tp live on Miami MODERATE FEES player piano in trade or par! Deliveries arranged. the January 1962 Readers' Digest PAINTING Beach - Furnished bedroom apartment trade . what have you ? P.O. BoxT Call MU 5-2269-Now. is - - permanent, part time work. PAINTING By Contract-ANY AREA ONLY $105 month, yearly. For 3 or 4. 495, Miami 62 or YU 3-4952 (Hywd) For details & appointment For wonderfully interesting, Interior • REASONABLE - Exterior Block to ocean & bus - Near St. PLANTS AND TREES Joseph's Church. Write 235 - 78th AUTOMOTIVE •dignified and profitable part LICENSED & INSURED to see CALL PL 8-2710 time work phone today . TU 8-713£ SPECIAL ! 1 Blooming, colorful Vernon L. Cassell CALL 821-2906 Street OR call UN 5-5556 HOMES - N. E. EARS PARKING . TU 7-0785, OX 1-3477 or PL 1-2569 CROWN OF THORNS PAINTING - Interior • Exterior ' up to 9 P.M. KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT Park Your Car at 'MURPHY'S' SECRETARY • Experienced, with Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW 6307 N. E. 2nd Ave. Efficiency Parking Lot in downtown Miami NOW - 75c RATE. Coll FRANK PL 1-4886 knowledge of accounting and book- Monday through Saturday. Cottage & Trailer Spaces 222 N. W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from • keeping for retail firm in St. These are extra full and bushy. PAINTING • DO if myself PHONE PL 4-6295 the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. Mary's Parish. Reply, giving age, A REAL YAIUEI Interior, Exterior - BY HUGO YEARLY RATES . G. W. Lasche Mike Murphy - Prop. Member Gesu experience and references to K-D, MELANDOR NURSERY Clean, guaranteed. NE 4-4030 VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE HOMES . BISCAYNE PARK c/o Voice Mart, Box 37-575, Miami 37 15721 N.W. 7th Ave.' Wl 7-6971 PLASTERING VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICES 8:30-5:30 Daily, -Closed Wed. DUPLEX • FURNISHED two BUSINESS SERVICES HOUSEKEEPER, experienced, 5 days PLASTER PATCHING - REASONABLE Refinished Repairs Your Home bedroom, living room, dining a week, care of two small FOR FREE' ESTIMATE Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 area, kitchen, air conditioned1 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. BOOKKEEPING children - references. No. Miami CALL MO 1-52 3 0 and heated - ONLY $125 MONTH HQME IMPROVEMENT: (Member of St. James' Parish) INCOME TAX RETURNS Beach area CALL WI7.7247 PLUMBING WATER HEATERS GEORGE FREDERICK, Realtor ' WALTER A. HILLENBRAND HOUSEWIVES! Earn • extra money BUILDING REPAIRS 12395 N.E. 6th Ave. CALL 759-8556 in spare time showing quality McCORMICK BOYETT LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. 3510 N. W. 2nd Ave. FR 3-2071 AL - The Handyman Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE HOMES • HIALEAH wearing apparel. Home party plan' Water Heater Repairs & Sales Enclose carportes, painting, We specialize in plumbing repairs TAX RETURNS- FROM $2 EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS. Car 4102 Laguna ' Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 Immaculate Conception Parish |alousies, carpentry, masonry & 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. Call NA 4-2206 after 3 P.M. necessary. CALL TU 5-3232 • NICELY FURNISHED LARGE 3 • V IS ! TAT ION PARISH household repairs. No job too Day PL 7-0606 BEDROOM HOME • S100 MONTH. WANTED . Lady between 50 & 60 small. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 4525 East 8th Lane Call MU 8-0876 DRESSMAKING RENTALS for light housekeeping. ROOM, TONY THE HANDYMAN . Phil Palm Plumbing Fine alterations & dressmaking BOARD & SALARY. CALL HE 4-4551 Electric, plumbing, carpentry, REASONABLE. PRICES REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS ROOMS - N.W. weekdays - NE 5-5048 evenings'. ' masonry. Jalousies and painting. CALL PL 7-8016 ROOM - PRIVATE ENTRANCE ROOFS HOUSEKEEPER wanted for Catholic Install ait conditioners. Wl 7-4256 Call PLaza"8-9896 $12 WEEK - YEARLY. CALL ALTERATIONS on ladies' & girls' RECTORY IN FT. lAUDERDALE. ' CARPENTERS ROOFING PL 1-8260 Sunday OR Monday. PRESSURE-CLEANED clothing, REASONABLE. Ft. Laud. CALL LO 4-6441. JOHN'S ROOFING 1U1 S. E. 6th TER. 525-5106 St. Brendan's Parish • HOUSEHOLD APARTMENTS • N. E. 9S RELIABLE lady for housekeeper- SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. Leaky Roofs Repaired INSURANCE FURNISHED 2 room efficiency, $65 mother's helper. St. Rose of Lima Call John Crimmins for estimate, $5 arid up. Call CA 6-2790 include* utilities. Extra large 14 Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. Parish. LIVE-IN, GOOD HOME " & C A 1-4359 OR C A 1-5676 ~ROOF REPAIRS $ 4 up closets. N. E. llOjh Ter. PL 4-3448, ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE SALARY. CALL PL 8-6602 • Also - CHILDREN'S Barber Chairs ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS 1 1338 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 MADE TO ORDER!! LICENSED & INSURED ROOMS • Lounge & Restaurant ANY SIZE ROOF GIL HAAS SKIP HAAS GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - Typing, filing etc. Beginner O.K. if ' Call Joseph R. Facarazzo for Large Pool - $40 Week MOVING Rcptirt, alterations, cement • FREE ESTIMATE - CA 1-6671 willing to learn. 79th St. & Kitchen, maid available PL 9-3959 LICENSED - INSURED work, additions, itlousies, 16 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE MOVING? N. E. 2nd Ave. area. Write R. A. PARADISE MOTEL 301 N.E. 62nd St. patios, painting. No job too . (Member of St. Brendan's Parish) Have Trucks for All Size-Jobs 'Voice' Mart. Box 37-575, Miami 37 HI 4-1627 Call Joe . NE 5-2461 small. CALL HI 4-1633 SEPTIC TANKS : " POSITIONS WANTED • FEMALE OPTICIANS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION . SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ANDREW OPTICIANS ST.; MARY'S PARISH - Baby PATIOS, drives, walks, floors Miami - Hialeah • All N. Dade , Rx filled - Lens, Frames Duplicated sitting, evenings • or weekends Keystone, color, any size job. . RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE ' WeOff^r 7501 N. E. 2nd Ave. PL 7-1687 PHONE 751-4363 Quality workmanship MU 8-2151 Call PL.7-1 000 anytime PRINTING POSITIONS WANTED • MALE ELECTRICIANS TILE, CERAMIC For the "BEST PRINTING for LESS' ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH .""~DrTver7 MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICEo NEW INSTALLATION 8. REPAIR clerk, full or part time. References, CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE CALL PENINSULAR PRESS, bathrooms etc. FREE Estimates. experienced. CALL MO 6-4060 Specializing in Repair, Remodeling ROYAL MOSAIC TILE CO. ' 308 N. W. 27th Ave: 635-4382 Positions Wanted - Male or Female CALL LO 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 CALL MO 5-3511' (Member - St. Michael's Parish) When you need office workers • FT. LAUDERDALE AREA UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEANING industrial or construction help HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPING Give your Rugs & Upholstery a RADIO & TV SERVICE please call CA 1-1889 St. Vincent SOD, 3c FT. • LAWNS DUG UP, lc FT 'NEW LOOK' - For ESTIMATE . For the Best in Radio - TV Service, De Paul Society (St. Brendan's • TOP SOIL - SAND $6.50 & UP CALL Hank • PL 4-0898 For a Free Estimate in CALL MO 1-9815 OR CA 6-0825 Conference) CA 1-5704 Tuesday,. Call Jos. Cangialpsl EVES NA 1-1913 RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE Thursday or Saturelay AM» SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS HOLLYWOOD, FT. LAUDERDALE or POMPANO EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS FOR SALE All work guaranteed • Reasonable $2.50 SPECIAL - Clean, oil and adjust ct Now and Save CALL JA 4-0618 CALL PL 7-0573 anytime LIKE NEW Vacuum Cleaner 415 EAST BROWARD BOULEVARD SIGNS MUST SELL, $20 • GUARANTEED] LIMITED TIME ONLY LIGHT YOUR. WAY Sacrifice. Call MO 1-8619. to better business WE BUY AND SELL NEW and USED furniture and A REPEAT! ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc.' clothing. CALL PL 8-9408 1- H. P. Pump $125.00 WHILE THEY LAST Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 WALL-TO-WALL carpeting for 3 rooms 2955 N. W. 75th St. (32 sq yds) never used - $75 WITH * Miami, Fla. 14 H. P. Pump $135.00 padding, $60 without • ALSO 9x12; 12x15; 12x18; 12x24 & 12x28 RUGS Sales Tax & Electrical Not Included HEDGE PLANT3 SACRIFICE - CALL MO 1-8619 Price Includes 2" well up to 21 Ft. 5=TS2 Strataflo Check Valve (hxatxJ ROCKET SALES. & SERVICE SPECIALLY DYNAMIC 88 3 Faucet Discharge PRICED! SUPER 88 Surinam CLASSIC 98 Guaranteed 1- Full Year CHERRY Qt. Cans 5 FOR If well Exceed 21 Ft. $1.50 Per Ft. after 21 Ft. VITEX Qt. Cans 5 FOR $ " F-85 OLDS IXORA Gal. Cans — 3 FOR 'IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD LIGUSTRUM Gal. Cans 2 FOR S. & J. Complete Stocks «f Garden Supplies, Fertilisers, Insecticide1s ,etc. BOD? AND FENDER WORK - PAINTING Pumps - Wells - Sprinklers I DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE - WITH Completely Installed Full Guaranteed MELANDOR NURSERY MICHAEL A. PERRI, OWNER Howard 1-5650 15721 N.W. 7th AVE. Wl 7-6971 Licensed & Insured - FREE ESTIMATES North Fourth St. • Fort Pierce, Florida OPEN 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Wednesdays PAGE 28 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1962 WINCHELL HOMES FOR SALE-N. E. HOMES FOR SALE - NORTH MIAMI WALK TO ST. BRENDAN'S HOMES FOR SALE - HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE i REAL ESTATE t, INSURANCE LOW DOWN PAYMENT \5555 N.E. 5TH AVE. THIS'MAY. SOUND LIKE A Three bedroom, 2 both, dining 3 and 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 $ 1 6,500 roo.il, patio etc. NEAR SCHOOLS. FAIRY-TALE. ESTATE HOMES - CALL (Member of St. Theresa's Parish) Excellent value on this three See . models at ANNE ALBATYS On bus line. CALL PL 4-8537 BUT - WE ACTUALLY HAVE APARTMENTS FOR SALE' - N. E. bedroom, two bath corner home. COTTON REAL ESTATE • MQ 1-6362 CBS HOMES IN GOOD LOCATIONS FOUR UNITS (One 2-bedroom; $500 DOWN - Three bedroom CBS Spacious kitchen, garage, well, 9610 S. W. 29th St. all appliances, fenced, land- AS LOW AS EDISON REALTY one 1-bedroom and two large pump and sprinkler system. from $16,900 efficiencies) CBS. (County taxes) scaped - many fruit trees. NEAR TERMS TO BE ARRANGED. $65 00 TOTAL PRICE HOMES • INCOME PROPERTY Schools and • Churches: Wl 5-2477 EDWARD J. CHARBONEAU, Realtor CALL PL 4-3 44 8 O. J. POWELL CO., Realtors as low as $700 down FHA ! FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 175 N. W. 62nd St.' PL 1-2441 FOR RENT OR SALE - DUPLEX For Rent or Sale - Fully furnished S116 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-2511 DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms each side. FAMILY ROOMS - DINING ROOMS Nice, almost new, 2 bedrooms each HOMES FOR SALE • N. W. O'BRIEN REALTY Near schools, stores, buses. Owner unfurnished, kitchen equipped, near GARAGES - CARPORTES - PATIOS YU 9-2096 - EVES YU 3-4428 . J. D. McLARTY 14115 N.-E. 5th Ave. MU 1-0278 ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH shops etc. 965 NE 132nd St. Pt 9-901. 6081 Washington St. W. Hollywood Auociate - St«v» Hesien Realtor 455 N. W. 90th St. - El Portal BIG BUILT-IN KITCHENS Specializing S.W. & CGablet Homu INCOME PROPERTY BISCAYNE PARK - $18,900 Also - Rentals, Lots & Acreage. Three bedroom, two bath, oak Three bedroom, two btiths, large DRESSING ROOMS - CENTRAL HEAT CALL MO 1-1623 - MO 1-2704 e vet. TEN UNITS - Walking HOMES FOR SALE - W. HOLLYWOOD floors, garage, tils roof. Florida room, 2 air conditioners, distance to St. Mary's, shopping - garage and sprinkler system. GREEN BRIAR Near St. Stephen's Church MARY MULLEN buses. $22,000." TERMS. Atkii PARKER REALTY .' PL 9-3931 $21,000 - $1500 DOWN FHA NEAR HOLY FAMILY CHURCH . Realtor • Member St. Brendan's Realtors, 226 N.E. 79th St. PL 7-3481 OPEN 1 to'5 P. M. Owner PL 4-0308 CA6-4912 CA 1-3524 '• Homes - Acreage • Rentals INVESTMENT PROPERTY 14930 H. E. 8th Ave. Split-level rWO BEDROOM, Florida room, car- S.W. 8th St. 'CA 6-1311 3 ' bedroom, 2 bath, furnished, SACRIFICE • 4 bedroom, 2 bath 80 Acres near Aero-Jet • $24,000 ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH porte, beautiful shade trees and 1 screened patio pool, modern com- CBS, Florida room, large kitchen, WILLIAM C. MURPHY DELUXE S. W. air-conditioned home shrubbery, well & pump, sidewalks, plete kitchen, garage, move right central air conditioning, indirect 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH, quiet neighborhood. For quick Realtor Buy now! Call owner FR 1-3779 lighting, well and sprinkler system, Merrber • Corpus Christ) Parish in, vacant. (3 years new) Will family room, nice neighborhood. sale, $11,500 - $49 per month. accept small trade as part pay- awnings. Crown fence, fruit trees. $700 DOWN 9191 N.W. 7th Avo. Ph. NE M»35 SMALL ADS -'BIG RESULTS ment. SEE THIS r Call PL 4-1541 ' CALL M U 8-9996 Spotless CBS, hardwood floors, in The Voice 'MART Block to St. Mary's Cathedral BOLAND REALTY DUPLEX • 2 bedrooms each, side refrigerator, stove and dish- DUPLEX • PLUS extra 50' 6445 Fembroke Rd. W. Hollywood double garage in center, kitchens washer, childrens' pool, patio lot. ONE very modern apartment with YU 9-8550 - Eves YU 3-4424 equipped, awnings. Call Wl 5-2574 and fenced rear yard. built-in kitchen. Could be two bed- DOCK AND WATER RIGHTS SEVEN fruit bearing trees! pPlumbing Repair Service rooms. Other apartment could MIRAMAR FLEXIBLE 4 bedroom, 3 bath be three bedrooms. Well, pump and CLOSE TO 67TH AVENUE THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH lovely sundeck, loads of closet Write for brochure - or call sprinkler! $16 0 0' DO W N , with pool and well - $18,000. space, beautiful corner, fenced for appointment to see. NO QUALIFYING. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT I I . PLaza 7-0606 garden, 2 ear garage, vacant, EDISON' REALTY, Realtors MARY M. MULLEN, Realtor immediate occupancy. SACRIFICE LARGE TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH I 175 N. W. 62nd Street PL 1-2441 ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE % LOW 20's. ONE TAX ONLY! 7349 S. W. 8th St. (Trail) CAll HOME WITH POOL ON 120' LOT, FANTASTIC VALUE. 8965 NE 10th Ave. HOMES FOR SALE - HIALEAH CA 6-1311 Monday through Saturday Pembroke Pines - $ 18,500 f OPEN DAILY 2 'til 5 Stop Looking & Listen! HOMES FOR SALE - SOUTH MIAMI' GOOD TERMS - Telephone Frances Dean, Realtor . PL 8-3339. .Completely 'furnished 3. bedroom Epiphany Parish - ON FULL ACRE. . Office YU 9-2096, Eve. YU 3-4428 r PLoio 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9<2Zp LARGE 2 bedroom CBS home in 2 bath, awnings, enclosed yard, HOMES FOR SALE - FT. LAUDERDALE HOME AND' INCOME beautiful neighborhood: Sacrifice, 1 McCormiek-Boyctt Plumbing Co. j| BARGAIN, 2 bedroom, living ' landscaped. In St. John's Parish 3 bedroom, '2 bath, $16,000 $11,000 - Call owner TU 7-4991 owner transferred. MO 6-8876 room, firepfaee, hardwood floors, 6435 So. Mitchell Manor Circle cared-for CBS, fenced yard. 9443 Park Drive Sh breakfast room • PLUS separate Immaculate Conception Parish -•• A-l WALK to Our lady Queen of Martyr's apartment. Handy location, walk condition - big" 3 bedroom, 2 bath,, Walk io Epiphany • 3 over-sized School. $820 down. IU 3-3319. to business, buses, farge shopping! 'Florida room and carporte. . Built- { bedrooms, 2 baths (on three lots) HOMES FOR SALE - POMPANO BEACH area. ONLY $12,000. Terms. Atkins/ in kitchen, ' stainless steel sink, '• full dining room, kitchen with ONLY $950 0 Realtors. 22<5 N.E. 79th S5." PL 7-3481 ptenty of counter and cabinet dining area, dishwasher, LARGE TWO BEDROOM, ONE BATH CBS ALLIED I space. BEST SECTION OF HIALEAH. screened porch, IVi car garage HOMES FOR SALE • BISC. GARDENS .Carporte, storm shutters, quiet LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BISCAYNE GARDENS - $13,500 FHA approved, Jj6g0_DOWN .$^° : owner transfer. Call MO 1-4071 street near shopping centers WILL COMPLETELY INSTALL Tile roof, oak floors, garage, monthly INCLUDES insurance 5820 S.W. 86th STREET and golf course. Kitchen and 8 Florida room, 75X140' lot, fenced and taxes. CALL 821-2142 Walk to Epiphany - LIKE NEW, ' living room FURNISHED. V/i H.P. DEMING SELF PRIMING PUMP PARKER REALTY . PL 9-3931 HOMES FOR SALE - S. W. oversized lot, spacious 3 bedroom, ; WALK TO ST. ELIZABETH CHURCH 2" WELL TO 21' — 1.50 FOR EACH ADD. FT. B ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH - NEAR two bath, large screened patio 2696 _N. E. 12th Terrace. Call 40 SOLID BRASS HEADS — WITH DONUTS Wanna make our Advertisers Christopher Columbus High - 3 bed- area, wall-to-wal) carpeting, Whitehall 1-2270 Pompano Beach, Flcr, 8 USING P.V.C. PIPE -^ RIGID, HIGH IMPACT. room, 2 bath Babcock-built home. NON-CORROSIVE — 5 FULL YR. GUARANTEE happy? .. Memember to tell them drapes, dishwasher, central LOTS FOR SALE • Ft LAUDERDALE' G E built-in range and oven, • EXCEPT ELECTRICAL HOOK-UP TO PUMP heat, fencing and sprinklers. you saw their ad refrigerator, formica counters & JENADA ISLES SUBDIVISION S .Anxious to sell ! Bess offer I I A choice corner 90 X 100 ft. • matching breakfast sef, draperies in the 'Voice' MART 5871 S. W. 87th St. MO 5-2435 lot in one of .Ft. Lauderdale'* & many extras. 4V4% VA mortgage, HOMES FOR SALE - CORAL GABLES 8 nicest areas. Close to St. III Nat'l lank $85 month pays principal, interest, COLUMBUS BLVD. - REDUCED I Clement's Church and School.. All Financing ' taxes and insurance. OWNER B Available 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. Walk to nice homes around. Priced BELOW 8821 S. W. 42nd St. CA 1-4180 St. Theresa's Church & School. Other lots at $4750. Property 1320 N.W. 119th ST. MU 8-4661 Owner anxious. Open to offers ! ! MUST BE SOLDI) Walk to Epiphany CALL Magruder Realty HI 4-8321 Call McGINN BROS. WH 1-4323 COUNTRY HOMES • S. W. 900 Building Pomoano Beach, Fla. We havo two lovely 3 bedroom, WANT TO BUY HOUSET" NEAR HOLY ROSARY CHURCH 2 bath homes, excellent condition, Metro - Whispering Pines • Across from Lake hardwood floors, enclosed garages, THREE bedroom, 2 bath corner on SELLING? Vic - . lovely yards • priced' at hill, $16,900. Owner CE 5-3310 (Don (BDMD Wagon • $21,500 & $24,500. Call Martha WE NEED 2, 3 and 4 bedroom Overly with Steve Hessen Realtor, homes in N. E. & N. Miami area, 4 door MO 1-1623 OR MO 6-3585 eves. . Epiphany ParisVf 2 door • GALL NOW!! For boys 8-14 ST. THERESA'S PARISH - Two bed-BIG FAMILY HOME - POOL Staffed by Salesian Fathers end Brolhen room CBS, large- Florida rooir 5 Bedrooms - 3 Baths ATKINS REALTORS oak floors, air conditioner & heat, PL 7-3481 226 N. E. 79th St. nJK UNLIMITED on 140-ocr* campus ol LOVELY modern home! FULL on bus line, . excellent condition. dining room, breakfast . room oft CALL MO 5-1536 after 3 P.M. Mary Help of Christians School \ deluxe equipped kitchen. Spaciou: ST. HUGH'S PARISH • Beautiful closets. BIG bedrooms. B I G COMFORTS & CLEANLINESS OF HOME 2 bedroom home with Florida room screened patio - Olympic pool. YOURC ^ 24-HOUR ADA Y SUPERVISION John Kateb's | & garage. FURNITURE OPTIONAL Central heat. Sprinklers. East (HOME') 3011 S. W. 27th St. HI 3-2740 of U. S. 1, close in! Mortgage ST. THOMAS' PARISH - 4 bed- placed. GREATLY REDUCED THRU SATURDAY. AUGUST SA&A Auto Salesi room, 2 bath, custom kitchen, LOW CASH DOWN 8805 Bird R d. | large family room, central oil Dorothy B. Flynn, Realtor CA 6-4346 I heat, oak floors, shaded yard, 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 h'rs.) playhouse, patio, good terms. OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. J CALL MO 7-5775 WE BUY, SELLp .TRADE & " PLEASE PATRONIZE MANY FINE HOMES For YQUR'Resul'-Gettinf Ad (Y)OVR Advertisers NEAR CHURCHES & SCHOOLS (Member St. Thereto'! Tartih) J Call Ad-Taker. PL 8-67f2 in The. 'Voice' MART ' LISTED IN THIS ISSUE I t ^HV JMT flV'M^.'MKt MKt 0H0 'Mr Tls* time is now tx tt V a r k to *Buy or Sell' e home-. t CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT. 0 N W A E R WA Y WASHER 4 ATA OCEAN RIDGE, FLA. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM BOYNTON PUBLIC BEACH S ALE © NEAR S1\ MARK'S CATHOLIC. CHURCH KENMORE & WHIRLPOOL 4 * Only 27 units in 6 separate buildings * Shuffleboard Year fiuarantee • Fishing, Boating, Swimming * Central heat and air conditioning * Covered parking Ot UP • Gym, Baseball, Ponies, Movies AVAILABLE \ • Crafts, Hikes, Overnights for each apartment. * Lounge for social gatherings • Dally Mass, Catechism, Altar Boys * 200' of good protected boat dockage Like New • Good, Wholesome, Abundant FOOD * Barbeque • Buy- Sell - Service j * Homelike atmosphere * Large private patios Also — From September to June — AN IDEAL * Swimming pool BOARDING SCHOOL * Beautiful courtyard * Bathroom vanities All Makes - $25 and up ] lor boys —> grades 5th thru 9th * One & two bedroom apartments * Laundry room on each floor' 1137 N.W. 54th St. \ Write: FATHER DIRECTOR OCEAN RIDGE BUILDING GO. MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL P.O. BOX 146 BOYNTON BEACH 6221 BOYNTON BEACH, FLA. BOYNTON BEACH 2944 PL 9-6201 < East Chelsea St., P.O. Box 5175 Tampa5,Fla. HABLAMOS ESPANOL i or phone Tdmpa 248-1595 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1962 PAGE 29 Re-Roofing & Repairs Ban On Sunday Sales Upheld All Types Roofs — Since 1920 Sunday Mass Timetable ARCADIA: St. Paul, 11. St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and PALMER Roofing Co. 5:30 p.m. By Pennsylvania High Court AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, FR 3-6244 8:30. 10. and 6 p.m. stitution because Philadelphia BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10. St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 PITTSBURGH (NO — The BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy. and 6 p.m State Supreme Court has re- law enforcement officials dis- 0:15 MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, jected a challenge to the con- criminated in its enforcement. BOCA RATON: St Joan of Arc, 7. 9. 8 9. 10. II. 12. Philip D. Lewis, Realtor 10:30. 12. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6. stitutionality of Pennsylvania's BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30,7:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and In rejecting the first charge, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 5:30 p.m. 1959 law against Sunday busi- 10, 11:30. ness operations. the court commented: "We are PALM BEACH COUNTY CLEWISTON: St Margaret, 8. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- satisfied that the legislative 31 West 20th Street COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 6:30, 8,er, 10 10, 11:30. NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 8, 10. 11. The court turned down an ap- classification bears a "reason- Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 NORTH OADE COUNTY: St. Monica CORAL GABLES: Little 'Flower (Audi- 8, 10, 11. peal by Bargain City, U.S.A., able and logical relationship to torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, Father William D. Harrigan, CM. which operates a chain of dis- the end sought, that of effective (Church), 6 7, 8, 9 10, 11:30 12:30. 9 10. 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. St Thomas Aauinos Student Center, enforcement of a valid legisla- MOVING HAULING St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 PASTOR of new St. Vincent de count stores. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. and 5:30 p.m. tive act in an area particularly DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High Paul parish in northwest Miami" Visitation, 7, 8:30, TO, 11:30 and The challenge contended subject to violation." Nolan Transfer School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. 6 p.m. is first vincentian priest to hold DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, that the 1959 law violates the & Storage 8:30, 10, 11:30. 7, 9, 11, 12:15. pastorate in Diocese. He had State Constitution on the The U. S. high court said it FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, served at St. Mary Mission, in grounds that it is a local law Phone PL 9-0797 • 572 NW 72nd St. 9'30 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. could not conclude thai ;es Blesse1d Sacrament (Case funeral Opelika, Alabama. regulating labor or trade and Night NA 4-2223 Miami, Ha. Home ,, 8, 9:30, 11. 12:30. OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' lack the power to prov.v»e a Queen ot Martyrs, 7, B, 9. 10, 11:30, School, 10:30. also violates the Federal Con- OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual weekly respite for all workers. St^Anthony"'6 7 8. 9:15, 10:30, Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. St. Philip (Bunche Park), 9. St.' Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. Curley, Columbus St. Clement 8. 9. 10. 11:15. 12:30. PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. St. Jerome. 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, 12 and 5:30 p.m. To Register April 7 KRAEER FUNERAL HOME PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, 8, 10. 11, 12. R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director 10:30 12. . Registration for next year St Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, 11 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. 11, 12:15. will be conducted at 9:30 a.m., Ambulance Service FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, Saturday, April 7 in Archbishop 7, 8, 10, 11. 9:30, 11, 12:15. STOP FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 8, 10. St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. Curley and Christopher Colum- 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12, POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman, 7. bus high schools, for eighth SWARMING TERMITES 12:55. 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15. POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 8. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- grade boys planning to enroll call | 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. Phone WH 1-4113 HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6.. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. as freshmen. Oriel 9, 10:30 and 11:30 (Spanish). PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 8:30. (City Auditorium). 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30, PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, Transfer students wishing to and 6:30 p.m. ,. 10, 6:30 p.m. enroll in the 10th grade will for the sake of your home St. John the Apostle, 6. 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12. 12:55 (Spanish), and 5 p.m. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The also be accepted for registra- HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. King, (Martin Elementary School), 9. tion and entrance examinations CARL F. SLADE, F.D. HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, «. na Academy) 7:30, 9, 10. 11:30. 10:30, 11:30. will be given. CONTRACT HARDWARE Little* Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12, 1, and 5:30 p.m. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. Archbishop Curley high, ad- Nativity 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, 11. LIGHTING FIXTURES 11:30. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, ministered by the Holy Cross CARL F, SLADE FUNERAL HOME St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. 10, 11, 12 Brothers is located at 300 NE MODERNFOLD DOORS St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High 7 p.m. School, 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11, 50th St. The Marist Brothers 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8, STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, II. staff Christopher Columbus PLaza 4-5451 9:30, 11, 12:30. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9. 11. JMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 11. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 8. high located at 3000 SW 87th INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, Avenue. JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30, 9. 9:30. IN W$ST HOLLYWOOD KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. FARREY'S St. Ann, 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 5801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. — YU 3-6565 10:30, 12 (Spanish). St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue LABELLE: Mission, 9. ON THE KEYS St. Rose Mission LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. 8:30, 10:30. To Start Sunday MIAMI • FLORIDA St. Luke, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 0, 7, 8:30, 10, MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, A one week mission for both WADLINGTON MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1110, . men and women will be con- 12, and 6 p.m. PLANTATION KET: San Pedro, 6:30, Funeral Homes corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8/9, 10, 11, 12, ducted in St. Rose of Lima 12:55 (Spanish). 9, 11. Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. Church, Miami Shores, begin- IN HOLLYWOOD Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. ning Sunday; April 1. 140 S. DIXIE HWY.-WA 3-6565 International Airport (International Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- Archbishop Serves Meal days). Father Cyril Schweinberg, Aik (« L.C.W.x St. Mary of the Missions and St. C.P. and Father Dennis Walsh, ALUMINUM Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. NEW ORLEANS (NO — Co- St. Brendan. 7. 8. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, C.P. of the Passionist Fathers LUBRICANT 12:30, and 5:30 p.m. adjutor Archbishop John P. FUNERAL CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, Cody took a cue from St. Jo- Monastery in Lake.Park will di- OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). Awning — Jalousie — Sliding St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 seph by donning an apron and rect the conferences and de- HOMES WINDOWS, DOORS & 101 ARTICLES (Spanish), 11, 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m.; votions which will include ses- Proven since 1952 by satisfied Oade County Auditorium, 9, 10:30, 12. helping to serve a meal for . users everywhere SS. Peter And Paul, 6:15, 8, 9, 10, residents of the home for the sions for children of the parish. FT. LAUDERDALE At mast Bunder Supply, Paint £ Hardware I 11, 12. and (Spanish) 12:55. Stores. Made by Eugene Dornish & San. I St. Timothy, (SW Senior High School), aged conducted by Little Sis- Devotions will be conducted 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD. 975 s.W. 12th Street I 8,, 9:30, 11. ters of the Poor. JA 2-2811 LU 1-6100 Pompano Beach, Florida IAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales, at 4 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. daily. m 9, 11, 6 p.m. DAN H. FAIRCHILD PHIL H. FAIRCHILD FUNERAL DIRECTORS De Conna Ice Cream Lutheran Theologian Urges FLORIDA'S KEY TO GOOD EATING OBIE JOHNSON •WHOLESALE SHIPPERS! Devotion To Blessed Mother Hotels • Schools • Hospitals •Institutions Cafeterias • Restaurants • Etc. BOSTON (NO — A Lutheran operation with Divine Grace, FUNERAL HOME theologian urged his coreligion- and her reliance on God rather CALL US FOR COMPLETE LINE OF ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES ists to return to the traditional than on herself. 165i50 HARRISON STST.. \A/ A *) TCT1 HOLLYWOOD W /V jLm/ D I I AND ICE CREAM NOVELTIES — ALSO HOME DELIVERY Christian view of the Blessed Virgin, whom Martin Luther Honoring Mary is a "way of Obie Johnson Funero! Director called "the foremost" among emphasizing, not of obscuring De Conna Ice Cream the saints of God. the centrality of Christ alone," SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES OVER 18 YEARS 13292 N.W. 38th St. Phone NE 5-4832 he said. Rev. Jaroslav Pelikan, presently professor of historical CUT OUT-SAVE Fourteen Years ot Fencing In South Florida theology at the University of ENCE MASTERS Chicago and soon to become OR • CHAIN LINK professor of church history at Yale University, delivered an iHmdk Irunml foomes address entitled "The Virgin 'The Cost is a matter of Your Own Desire" V / Mary — A Reformation Trib- P F " " • ALUMINUM MIAMI ute" to a capacity audience 660 W. FLAGLER all (5) Locations ENCE * CYPRESS in Jordan Hall at a rally of CORAL GABLES MONTHLY • COLOR-BOND 837 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. Boston area Lutherans spon- | PAYMENT PLAN 7101 N.W. 69th Ave. TU 5-1446 sored by the Combined Luth- SOUTH MIAMI I AT KENDALL, U.S. 1 AT S. W. 106TH ST. | OR eran Churches of the Greater MIAMI SHORES COMPLETE Boston area. 11415 N.E. 2ND-AVE. 5% Funeral Cost Index | HIALEAH - MIAMI SPRINGS | | CASH DISCOUNT UklK Rev. Pelikan, author of the OLIVE DR. AT OKEECHOBEE RD. Metal Caskets from $450 ALL SERVICES Hardwood Caskets from $460 AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" book, "The Riddle of Roman Catholicism," and coeditor of PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8-ST. MIAMI I" DETROIT. FLINT-MIAMI the 55-volume English transla- The PHILBRICK tion of Martin Luther's works, Our Educational Department will furnish Detailed FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE presented Mary as a model for "Information, including Social Security and Veteran FUNERAL HOMES Christians in her acceptance of Benefits upon request, without obligation. Guaranteed Prices the Word of God, her free co- '— . CUT OUT _.

Page 30 March 30, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida SOOTECE, JOHN G., 5, of 421 NW 32nd Ct., Miami. St. Michael Church. Van Orsdel's Gratigny Road Deaths In The Diocese Mortuary. \ TAMARGO, LAWERENCE A., 48, ANDERSON, ROBERT, 70, of 701 EOLTINY, AKOS G., «3, of »1 OSKOWSKI, PETER, 71, of Ml SW of 11295 Blscayne Blvd., Miami. Holy Cherokee St., Miami Springs. Bless- Jefferson Ave., Miami Beach. St. Seventh St., Miami. Gesu Church. Family Cnurch. Van Orsdel's Gratig- ed Trinity Church. Our Lady of Patrick Church. Our Lady of Mercy King Funeral Home. ny Road Mortuary. Mercy Cemetery. Philbrick Funeral Cemetery. Home. * * * * * * O'BOVREE, ROBERT J., », of 946 Rutland St., Opa Locka. Our Lady TO BIN, JOHN A. (SED),* 44, of FUNERAL HOME ANTHX, MISS ALICE N., of 3 NE FOMON; MISS DEL MARIE. 12, of Perpetual Help Church. Our Lady 2211 SW 83rd Ave., Miami. St. Bren- 75th St., Miami. St. Mary Cathedral. of 8300-SW 53rd Ave., Miami. Epiph- of Mercy Cemetery. Josberger Fu- dan Church. Josberger Funeral Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. Ed- any Church. Philbrick's South Miami- neral Home. Home. ward F. McHale & Sons Funeral Kendall Funeral Home. * * * Home. * * * * * * 3 Generations.of * * * PAGLIARE, RALPH, 72, of IKS WARGO, MRS. ALMA I., 58, of GALLAGHER, VINCENT L., 71, of Rue Vendome, Miami Beach. St. 408 Westward Dr., Miami Springs. ARNOLD, MARVIN HART, 57, of 3575 N. Moorings Way, Coconut James Church. Our Lady of Mercy Blessed Trinity Church. Carl F. Experience 850 NE Fourth Place, Hialeah. St. Grove. St. Hugh Church. Fhilbrick's Cemetery. Walsh & Wood Funeral Slade Hialeah-Miami Springs Funer- John the Apostle Church. Our Lady Coral Gables Chapel. of Mercy Cemetery. Carl F. Slade Home. al Home. Funeral Home. * * * * * * ' * * * GATES, MRS. BETTY L., 43, of PICKETT, THOMAS C., 90, of 4811 Largest Funeral. 1458 SW 19th Ave., Fort Lauderdale. NW 15th Ct., Miami. Corpus Christ! WALSH, JOHN, 72, of 3851 NW BISHOP, MRS. ROSE, M, of 8424 Queen of Martyrs Church. Queen of Church. Edward McHale & Sons Fu- 174th St., Carol City. Our Lady of NW 24th Ct.j Miami. St. Mary Cathe- Heaven Cemetery. neral Home. Perpetual Church. Our Lady of Mer- Home in Dade County * * * cy Cemetery. Edward F. McHale & dral. Van Orsdel's Gratigny Rd. Mor- * * * Sons Funeral Home. tuary. HUGHES, MARY, «1. of l(S0 NW PRITCHARD, MRS. ALICE M., 76, * * * of 2273 SW 61st Ave., Miami. Church * * * 170th St., Miami. St. Mary Cathe- N Catholic Owned BIZUN, NICHOLAS, 64, of 1025 SW dral. Burial in Darby, Penn. Ed- of the Little Flower, Coral Gables. WHITE, ARTHUR J., 63, of 1 Man- 34th Avc, Miami. Church of the As- ward F. McHale & Sons Funeral Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Mortu- go Lane, Jensen Beach. St. Joseph omptiin. Josberger Funeral Home. Home. ary. Church-. All Saints Cemetery. and Managed • * * * * * * * * * ROSS, GEORGE, It, of 242 SW * * * • HOQITETTE, MRS. JOSEPHINE, KENNEDY, MRS. LAURA, 59, of 15th St., Dania. Church of the Little ZAYAS, MRS. MARIA JAKN, 88, 100, of 244 SW Ninth St., Miami. 3381 E. Eighth Ave., Hialeah. Carl Flower, Hollywood. Wintter Funeral of 1770 Meridian Ave., Miami Beach. Prices to Satisfy SS. Peter and Paul Church. Ahern- F. Slade Hialeah-Miami Springs Fu- Chapel. St. Patrick Church. Flummer Funeral Home. neral Home. * * * Every Family * * * McMAHON, MRS. FRANCES, 83, CONTINENZA, GUISBPPE, <», of of 2061 NE 137th St., North Miami Alamanda Way and Ocean Blvd. St. Beach. Holy Family Church. lath- Advertisement Joseph Church. BOW'S 150th «St. Center. 7200 N.W. 2nd Aye. PL 1-7523 * * * * * * MESSANO, ANGELO, 53, of 741 CRAVERO, DENNIS P. Jr., 23 NW -117th St. Miami, St. James of 5704 Granada Blvd., Coral Ga- Church. Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- bles. St. Rose of Lima Church. tery. Van Orsdel Mortuaries. * * *" * * * DAVIS, -WILLIAM CLARKE, 43, of MOONEY, THOMAS W., 67, of 322 5805 SW 74th Ave., Miami. St. Bren- Buchanan St., Hollywood. Church of dan Church. Philbrick's Coral Ga- the Little Flower, Hollywood. Wad- bles Funeral Home. lington Funeral Home. Burial In De- troit. By Gaither D. Peden Jr. EIZMENDI, DR. JOSE MIGUEL, * * * 28, of 1900 NW 53rd St., Miami. MORE, MRS. Lillie, 91, of 912 Corpus Chrlsti Church. Our Lady of NW 29th Ave., Miami, St. Michael "YOUTH IS A BLUNDER; oldsters. The life span has in- Mercy Cemetery. Church. Bess Memorial Mortuary. * * * MANHOOD A STRUGGLE; OLD creased, the productive years have * * * ' O'NEILL, FRANK, 74, of 2318 NW VIII reasons why FABER, EARL PIUS, U, of 3150 AGE A REGRET ..." stretched, and the opportunity to SW 23rd Ct., Fort Lauderdale. Queen 93rd Terr., Miami. St. Mary Cathe- of Martyrs Church. Queen of Heaven dral. Edward F. McHale & Sons Although we can't argue too prepare adequately for the later Cemetery. Baird-Case Funeral Home. Funeral Home. strenuously with the first two- years often insures an old age thirds of Disraeli's observation, much less tinged with regret than the latter portion is open to dis- was the case in Disraeli's day. Van Orsdel's is Miami's i Algeria Grieves Popeu cussion. This is another matter, but the We all agree that old age today loss of a loved one poses many VATICAN GITY (NO — Pope is in general far less worrisome hardships and much anguish for John XXIII has cabled messages than it was, say, as little as a half the bereaved. At such time, the to the heads of the Hierarchies most recommended century ago. Our bright new era, bereaved can take comfort in the in Algeria and France voicing although it has spawned a suc- reliability of a service such as is prayers for an end of the "frat- cession of dubious "improve- available at G. D. PEDEN FU- ricide" in Algeria. ments" which threaten to bring NERAL HOME, Catholic Funeral funeral service His messages followed an edi- the world to a colorful if un- Home, 8231 Bird Road, where torial in L'Osservatore Romano timely end, has, nevertheless, services are complete in every on the "horror which stirs pain- lengthened the horizon for the respect. Phone CA 6-1811. ful echoes in the Christian con- Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- science of humanity." gically located for family and friends.

"We pray God to lead minds HOLLYWOOD'S back to concord," said the Pon- . . . Dave Johnson More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts tiff. "May hearts open to the II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade demands of consciences and Member: Your Catholic County . . . and passes savings developed may the fratricide cease." Funeral Home Little Flower Parish on to the families we serve. 1050 N. FEDERAL HWY. - WA 2-7555 Knights of Columbus Edward R. Poager Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful FUNERAL HOME Holy Name Society III chapels provide everything possible for com- PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA fort and reverent dignity. NEptune 2-7171 Serving all of HOLLYWOOD Finest service — no compromise with qual- Charlotte County IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone — MORTUARY regardless of the amount spent — and we guarantee our service. I J. M. Sfephenson | Est. 1925 * FUNERAL HOME % X Servicing All Highlands County * Personal attention — our staff trained to * SEBRING AVON PARK * Locally Owned personally handle every problem, no matter £ EV 50125 GL 3-3101 % how difficult, every detail, no matter how •«« 24 Hour Ambulance Service ••• and Operated ^Vn ^Jtlmoiphei-e -Sti Wa Lyo«r ~J*tom» small. P o o.o.PJUULiUUL9JUUUUUtg-fiJ? LEO W. ENGELHARDT On-The-Circle Freedom of choice — every family may FUNERAL HOME WA 2-6711 select a service price within their means — VI no one has to plead charity to purchase 2017 McGregor Blvd. Whatever the Cost... FORT MYERS — EDison 5-1166 any of our funerals — no questions are asked The DEGREE of DIGNITY and Servicing DAVID K. JOHNSON — and we use no selling pressure! Southwestern Florida SERVICE is the SAME! ToTnr6~o~o~o~o~o 5 8 B"o"o~o"o'o"o~o~o'<> Funeral Director Complete funerals, including burial, cost less at MEMBER: C.D.A., K of C, HOLY NAME VII Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20 years. • • • We offer all families a choice of over 60 1111 VIII different caskets, with the finest of funeral service and facilities . . . complete in every GREATER MIAMI'S detail, from $145. r' -:f CATHOLIC 1000 FUNERALS AVERAGED LESS THAN $700 EACH IkHi1 FUNERAL HOME OonCb&t PHILIP A. JOSBERGER Funeral Director AOUI SE HABLA ESPANOL • COMPLETE FUNERALS from $150' cithern LARGE CATHOLIC STAPf Fit/tire t/ie FR 1-4423 PLUMMEK C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee Means o/ Air 1923 S.W. 8th St. For Further Information Call FR 3-5757

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