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VOL. VI, NO. 8 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy MAY 8, 1964

PONTIFF APPEALS TO BISHOPS OF THE WORLD

... the Most Blessed For Your Mother..." :>: Pray For Council, Paul Asks • • scheduled to open Sept. 14, the Pope declared that "such a Bishop Coleman F. Carroll has directed that, in ac- great event calls therefore for the overflowing virtue of the cordance with the request of Pope Paul VI, special prayers Holy Spirit who fills minds with enlightenment and who ' . be said by all priests and lay people for the success of the strengthens wills to undertake new projects and to accept i Council on Pentecost Sunday, May 17. responsibility." The Prayer to the Holy Spirit is to be recited after each The Pope's appeal was contained in a letter and address- 1 in every church and mission of the Diocese of Miami. ed to all the bishops of the world. He urged them "especially as Pentecost draws near, to redouble your prayers to obtain for the ecumenical council (NO — Pope Paul VI has called on the those copious and considerable fruits which all of us desire." world's bishops to offer special prayers on Pentecost Sunday The Pope called upon the clergy and laity to "continue for the success of the Vatican council. with calm and reverence to draw closer to our separated He also asked clergy and laity to pray for the council, brethren, not turning down some opportunities for calm and and to inform themselves about it and in particular to "draw friendly conversations and, being more concerned for their closer to our separated brethren." welfare rather than our honor, they may seek together the Noting that the Church's bishops "are preparing themselves means for recomposing brotherhood, based on the identity of with the greatest diligence for the third session of the council," the faith and mutual charity which was desired by Christ for His Church." Referring to the council, the ance." He expressed the wish Father Russell's Ordination Pope urged all the faithful that that they "be informed about "in this time of diligent prepa- the themes of the council with ration, they accompany the For Diocese At St. Anthony's common effort with their pray- opportune methods, especially ers and voluntary acts of pen- (Continued On Page 2) FORT LAUDERDALE — Fa- ther Gleason Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Rus- sell of St. Anthony , will Beware Subversive Ideas, be ordained to the priesthood Voice Photo for the Diocese of Miami at INVESTITURE ceremonies were held last Friday in the 11 a.m., Saturday, May 16 in Pope Counsels Factory Men Cathedral where 15 young women received the white veils and St. Anthony Church. black habits as novices in the Sisters of St. . VATICAN CITY (NO — The Pope received his visi- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Pope Paul VI told an audience tors in the Hall of Benedictions will confer the Sacrament of of Italian factory workers that of the Vatican Palace and ac- on the newest dio- would be further advanc- cepted from them a special pro- College Students To Attend cesan priest in the presence of ed today if workers had not duct of their factories, thou his family and friends. been stirred up by subversive sands of matches contained in A native of Brainerd, Minn., ideas. round boxes illustrated with where he attended St. Francis Seminar On Human Rights Speaking to 4,000 employes scenes from the more im- Elementary School, the or- portant phases of the Pope's Students from colleges and ington, D. C. Two faculty mem- and officials of the Saffa Sul- dinand was graduated from St. own life. junior colleges throughout bers of every Catholic high pher Products factories located Thomas Military Academy, St. FATHER DAVID RUSSELL South Florida will take part in school in the Diocese of Miami throughout Italy, the Pope told Paul and St. John University, them to "be intelligent. Under- To corporation officials, the a Seminar on Human Rights to will serve as observers. Collegeville, Minn. He studied Pope paid tribute for building a be conducted under the direc- ed by Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, stand what is going on under Registration will begin at 9 philosophy at St. John Seminary Chancellor of the Diocese of your eyes. The world is evolv- chapel within the factory tion of the Miami Diocesan a.m. and Bishop Carroll will de- and recently completed his grounds and praised their work Council on Human Relations. Miami ai.d pastor, Corpus ing. Italy would be much far- liver the introductory remarks theological studies at St. Mary Christi parish, Miami. ther in progress and ahead in for the benefit of employes. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll at 9:30. The seminar will close Seminary, Baltimore. In addition to his parents, evolution if there hadn't been "There must be in the fac- will open the workshop which with the celebration of Mass, He will sing his first Solemn other members of Father Rus- subversive ideas which have tory a place where the soul of will be held at Barry College, with liturgical participation, at Mass after ordination on Sun- sell's famiiy who will be pre- stirred up the minds of the the worker can express itself — Miami Shores, on Saturday of 2:45 p.m. day, May 17 in St. Anthony sent for his ordination are his workers." the Church of God." Church. Msgr. John O'Looney, next week, May 16. brothers, Newell and John of "Anger is useless. The At the same time, he urged Father John F. Kiernan, pastor, will be the assistant Participating in the panel dis- this city; Charles, Brainerd, son guaranteeing your rights, employes to continue their dia- S.S.J., pastor of Holy Redeemer priest; Father Arthur DeBe- cussions will be spokesmen rec- Church and chairman of tshe Minn.; and a sister Mrs. Roger son guranteeing your rights, logue with employes. "Do not ognized as authorities in the voise, deacon; and Father Jack Eklund, also of Fort Lauder- these are the valid arguemnts. deprive these sons of the hope Diocesan Council on Human Re- Totty, subdeacon. field of civil rights and human dale; and his uncle and aunt, Reject those which disrupt to live well in a new and better relations from Miami and Wash- (Continucd On Page 4) The sermon will be preach- Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason. peace." society," he said.

MIAMI DIOCESE CATHOLICS 21% OF 16 COUNTIES' TOTAL Pope Prays For LBJ Asks Prayers End Of Discords Population Figures Of Top 26 VATICAN CITY (NO — U.S. Sees I On Memorial Day Pope Paul VI, appearing at Catholics of South Florida of 131 per cent, or 241,897 men, Miami and their population, *San Francisco 777,233 the window of his study in were delighted and proud to women and children in five with the archdioceses marked Rockville Center 770,112 WASHINGTON (NO — i President Johnson has pro- the Vatican Palace to recite learn last week that the Dio- years since the Diocese was b an asterisk here ;t is. *Hartford 739,056 the noonday Regina Coeli cese of Miami now ranks in created in 1958. *Milwaukee 649,785 claimed Memorial Day, chica May 30, as a day of prayer with Sunday crowds gathered 26th position among the 28 The 426,987 Catholics also * g° 2,317,700 *New Orleans 580,212 in St. Peter's square, voiced archdioceses and 120 dioceses represent 21 per cent of the *New York • • 1,782,630 Trenton 576,983 ! for permanent peace. his distress at conflicts in in the . overall population of 2,024,600 *Boston 1,767,284 ^-Cincinnati 538,314 "I call upon all people of the world and prayed "that This has been reflected in the in the 16 counties of South Brooklyn 1,576,073 Providence 532,692 the nation to invoke God's I the great debate may be- calls and letters received by Florida which make up the Dio- *Los Angeles 1,532,411 *St. Louis 490,935 [ blessing on those who have come a dialogue, that the The Voice following publication cese of Miami. ^Newark 1,528,798 *St. Paul 486,487 [ died in defense of our coun- uproar may become a con- of the news that the total Cath- Many sought information re- ^Detroit 1,461,567 *San Antonio 483,693 try and to pray for world of cert and that all of the j olic population of the Diocese garding other dioceses. For *PhiIadeIphia 1,309,308 Corpus Christi 477,525 ! law and order" the Presi- human family may become I Galveston-Houston 460,000 ! dent's proclamation stated. peaceful." in 1963 was 426,987, according their benefit, The Voice has Pittsburgh 910,655 to this year's Official Catholic compiled a list of the 25 Sees Buffalo 897,203 ^Baltimore 429,403 Directory. This is an increase which outrank the Diocese of Cleveland 853,148 Miami 426,927 FOR SUCCESS OF VATICAN COUNCIL Pope Asks Bishops' Prayers (Continued From Page 1) land of Jesus, the Pope recalled the inclination of our heart that "there we prayed to obtain even beyond the confines of by means of the press and by a sure means of approach to Christianity toward all souls and suitable talks." the recomposition in unity of all peoples who believe in the The Pope recalled his pil- our Christian brothers, now one God. This is a fact which grimage to the Holy Land, dur- sorrowfully separated from us." offers great hopes for a prog- ing which he prayed that all ress toward just understanding, Christians may participate in "On that same occasion for mutual charity and for a the riches of divine grace, and when, surrounded and greeted more sure peace of civil so- that "men of our day may be by an immense crowd, we came ciety." brought efficaciously to a bet- to place ourself near the most ter knowledge 'of the mind of holy memories of the Saviour," The Pope declared that these Christ'." he said. "We moreover dwelt are the goals to which his pon- with emotion on how we might tificate and the ecumenical Dwelling on bis visit in the direct our ardent affection and council aspire. The council is working to make the Church shine before all men so that they may be attracted to "the Pope Paul Receives Royal marvelous life of the Mystical Body of Christ," he said. To achieve this, therefore, "we in- Newly weds, Irene, Carlos creasingly exhort our most be- VATICAN CITY (NO — and also various coins of his loved sons of the clergy and Pope Paul VI granted a pri- pontificate. the laity that, ware of their vate audience to Princess The couple exchanged vows own dignity, they may dedicate Irene of Holland, 25, and Prince in the Borghese chapel of the thesmelves and their own prop- I'RINCKSS 1RKMK of the and Parma are received in audience by Pope Paul Carlos Hugo of Bourbon-Par- basilica, of which the Kings of er means to the stable estab- her husband, Prince Don Carlos of Bourbon- VI at the Vatican following their nuptials. ma, 34, on the day of their mar- are honorary canons. lishment here on earth of the riage in . During the ceremony, the Car- Kingdom of Christ," he added. The royal couple drove di- dinal urged them to be a good EXPRESSES SYMPATHY SENDS MESSAGE TO ARGENTINA CATHOLIC GROUP rectly to the Vatican after wed- family, giving good example by Without naming names, Pope ding ceremonies (April 29) in their lives, and he recommend- Paul expressed his sympathy the Basilica of St. Mary Major, ed them to the protection of for non-Catholic religious bodies witnessed by Paolo Cardinal Our Lady, patroness of the ba- undergoing difficulties, a par- This Is Hour Of Laity — Pope ticularly important point in light Giobbe who celebrated the nup- silica, an image of whom — VATICAN CITY (NO — "We decision regarding the various of Catholic Action have the tial Mass. The 84-year-old Car- said by tradition to have been of the difficulties which the do not hesitate to affirm that tasks which are part of the specific tasks of cooperating in dinal has for 23 years been painted by St. Luke — is en- Orthodox Church is encounter- ing in Turkey these days. this is the hour of the laity," program of its activities. religious instruction and in Apostolic to the Nether- shrined above the altar at Pope Paul VI declared in a lands. which they knelt. "Naturally, the decisions will spreading jtholic culture. They message to the Catholic Action be approved, at least implicit- Pope Paul spent 10 minutes Neither the Dutch royal fam- He said: "On this occasion must also defend the rights of congress in Argentina. ly, by compe'e-t ecclesiastical with the couple in his library ily nor the Spanish government we demonstrate very willingly the Christian conscience, of the to them our good will and that authority, which is represented and gave them a valuable were represented at the cere- In a Spa.iish-language letter family and of the Church, and we are close to them with our in the executive bodies and in crucifix as a wedding present mony. to Antonio Cardinal Caggiano of paternal heart to share with Buenos Aires, the Pope express- the associations by a pric who preserve public morals in mass them joys and anxieties. And ed thanks to God that the lay- will act not as a director, but media and entertainment by especially we pray ardently man is no longer "content with as an assessor or consultant." instilling a Christian spirit in to the Lord for those among being a merely passive and un- The Pontiff said that members the whole of political life. them who under present cir- feeling instrument" and has cumstances are in fear, desir- stepped forward to bear his > 1 • ing that, with the removal of share of the Church's burden. t Ladies Sportswear every danger, they may enjoy He said: • in liberty, in security and in "Praise be to God that the at peace their proper rights, feeling for the Church is grow- which are founded on the nat- ing gradua"y more vivid and ural law." more profound within the Chris- Manufacturer's Prices tian community and that it is Returning to the subject of the layman himself who has ehaliaz- FEATURING ALL NEW MERCHANDISE the council, the Pope noted that realized his ecclesial vocation the third session is being pre- and is -iot content with being a the. neat} LATEST STYLES OF pared for with great diligence merely passive and unfeeling and that the new, reduced and NATIONALLY ADVERTISED instrument, but enthusiastically concentrated schemata will be asks that he may do some- NAME BRANDS AT SALE PRICES sent to the bishops soon for thing for the growth and edifi- to flow, their study along with an out- cation of the Church." EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK line of the procedure which will The Po^e noted that :- the EVERY WEEK OF THE YEAR be adopted for examining and approving the individual proj- past it was the hierarchy that ects. carried the load of responsibil- WHY WAIT FOR SPECIAL SALES ity for spreading Christ's The Pope also addressed him- Church. He continued: WHEN THE FINEST self to the council experts, "Today it is the hierarchy it- "persons qualified by virtue and self which asks and urges lay- SPORTSWEAR, SLACKS, BLOUSES, wisdom," and said "may they, men to be are of their re- SHIRTS, SHIFTS, SHORTS AND conscious of their duties, faith- sponsibility in the face of the the fizoof fully carry out their mandate. portentous development of a COORDINATES ARE YOURS May they work for the prog- technical progress that is very unchanging lovz ress of the interest of the coun- close to materialism and in the AT FANTASTICALLY cil, which are superiorto face of the missionary needs of Author Unknown LOW, LOW PRICES individual aims, with their ex- the masses estranged from the * emplary lives, with words and Christian life of parish churches WE SPECIALIZE IN SAMPLE writings so that under the au- and impenetrable by priestly > SIZES 10-12 AND JUNIOR SIZES thority of the council itself, with action. their cooperation they may pro- "It is precisely for this rea- \V WE HAVE IN STOCK SIZES 5-20 mote and hasten the happy out- son that we do not hesitate to come of the great event in as affirm that this is the hour of much as they can." the laity." 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SHOPPING CENTER Clement VII during the sack of with their own responsibilities Rome. of examination, discussion and Page 2 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida IT'S NECESSITY, NOT LUXURY, PONTIFF DECLARES Pope: All Should Read Catholic Press VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope "We cannot free ourselves of tive, and on a day on which, faithful mirror. It obeys a fun- Paul VI has declared it is the the obligation as you can see unfortunately, the Catholic press damental requirement of its duty of every Catholic family of supporting with our approval adopts as a measure ... the own that of informing and of and with our encouragement to read and to support the cessation of the Rome edition reporting the news, that of your proposal to carry away of a Catholic paper, II serving a truth which we might Catholic press. from the font of the apostolate Quotidiano." describe as photographic, the of Christian truth the living wa- "Today, the Catholic newspa- truth of events, of facts, of daily ter of the conviction regarding The Pope said that he per- happenings, the objective truth per is not a superficial luxury the importance, necessity and sonally had been involved with of the world which surrounds us or an optioned devotion," he urgency of jiving to this means the foundation of the paper and moves around us." said. "It is an instrument of social communication which while he was a Vatican official necessary for the circulation of the Catholic newspaper is, the and that it had cost him "many The Pope said thai "this is an. efficiency and the circulation cares and had given many essential law which a paper to- \ those ideas which feed our which is demanded by our hopes." day cannot disregard without | Faith and which in turn render times." failing in its undeniable reason a service to the profession of Pope Paul said the suspension for existing. Information, he our Faith. ADDRESSES PILGRIMS of publication was due to "enor- concluded, is largely profane ra- Pope Paul was addressing mous liabilities and too little ther than sacred. "It is not thir.kable today to more than 7,000 pilgrims from circulation." live without having a fund of the dioceses of northern Italy "But," he went on, "apart thought, continually supplied organized by the Turin Catho- He then spoke about news- from the fact that a Catholic COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL presented to Paolo Cardinal Mar- and brought up to date on the lic daily, L'ltalia. During his papers in general and noted paper will always be able to ella, Papal Legate to the World's Fair, by Francis Cardinal history which we are living and talk he announced the suspen- that some people might object report matters without offending Spellman of New York. It shows on one side the heads of preparing; it is not possible to sion of publication by Rome's that newspapers are profane, as the respectable sensitivity of the Paul VI and John XXIII over an exterior view of the Vatican have this fund of thought align- Catholic Action daily, II Quo- opposed to sacred, and that they public, it should be remembered Pavilion at the fair; and on the reverse side the Pieta by ed along Christian principles tidiano, after 21 years. Its last are not a fit subject for a talk that it also must obey another Michelangelo, on exhibit there. Copies of the medal are avail- without the material, reminders edition was published April 30. to a religious audience. fundamental law of its own — able at the Vatican Pavilion. and stimulus contained in the that of educating readers to as- He said that in part this is Catholic newspaper. The Pope said the size of the sess properly the facts which true. "We admit that a paper, a paper presents as news. to know them by reading the sive mirror, it is an active mas- crowd at the audience in St. even if it qualifies itself as "Let not it seem excessive to paper." ter. And nothing in the human Peter's basilica was comfort- Catholic, is a profane thing. It "A Catholic paper should not you, this our reminder of the field is more close to the sphere ing "at a time when we our- is in fact the reflection of the only inform but also form the In short, the Pope said it is duty of every Cathholic per- of religion than the function of selves, as has been published, nonsacred character of life as reader. It must be the stimula- the function of a paper to "pro- son, at least of every Catholic this master. It is the stimulus have asked the Italian Bishops it is lived." tor of the healthy mentality mote in the reader that proc- family, to be united by the to resume the examination of which classifies facts in accord- ess of judgment which intro- to thought, it is the prompter of PAPER IS A MIRROR spiritual and moral service the question of the Catholic ance with higher principles and, duces him to the liberating and words, it is the pattern of ideas, which only such a vehicle of press and to seek some more He said this is as it should be in one sense or another, ideal- saving truth. Now this task is it is the trainer to action, it is news and ideas can bring each valid affirmation of its efficien- because "a paper is a mirror, izes them, makes them into food not profane, but sacred . . . the moulder of personality. In day. cy, still too uneven and defec- and it must be an ample and for thought for those who come "The paper is not only a pas- one word, it is the master." 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May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 PRESIDENT ASKS CHURCHMEN: Inspire Nation On Rights' By BURKE WALSH representative of the Depart- to report to him that "thou- ment of Social Action of the sands of American citizens, rep- WASHINGTON (NO — National Catholic Welfare Con- resenting all religious faiths, as- President Johnson called upon ference. Bishop John J. Russell sembled to testify to one religious leaders to "awaken of Richmond had taken part in thought. This was our common the conscience" of the country the convocation. conviction that civil rights deep- in the matter of civil rights. Among the 150 representatives ly involve the moral and re- The civil rights bill before at the White House were Aux- ligious convictions of our na- Congress "is going to pass if it iliary Bishops Philip M. Han- tion." takes all summer," because nan of Washington and Ernest "Our convocation was not po- "justice and morality demand L. Unterkoefler of Richmond, litical," Archbishop O'Boyle em- it,' he told 150 Catholic, Prot- and Auxiliary Bishops-elect Wil- phasized. "We neither made estant and Jewish leaders he liam J. McDonald and John S. promises nor uttered threats to received in the east room of the Spence of Washington. any elected official. Our sole White House. Also in the delegation were concern was to insist that ef- But laws and government Msgr. Francis T. Hurley, as- fective civil rights legislation is "are, at best, coarse instru- sistant general secretary of morally right. We appealed to ments for remolding social in- NCWC; Msgr. George G. Hig- the conscience of our nation and stitutions and illuminating the gins and Father John F. Cronin, its legislators." PRESIDENT JOHNSON urged religious leaders left, are Kabbi Lewis A. Weintraub, president dark places of the human S.S., of the NCWC Department "There are times in history to "awaken the conscience" of the nation on of the Washington Board of Rabbis; Arch- heart," he added. of Social Action; representatives when greatness is barely ade- civil rights when they visited him in the White bishop O'Boyle; Bishop B. Julian Smith, vice "It is your — as men of of the National Councils of Cath- quate," Archbishop O'Boyle con- Howe, Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle (second chairman of the Commission on Religion and God — to reawaken the con- olic Men and Women, and of tinued. "Men are asked almost from left) was spokesman for the group. From Race of the N.C.C. and President Johnson. science of our beloved land, the Washington Archdiocesan routinely to do what earlier the United States of America," Councils of Men and Women. might have seemed heroic. So he declared. As the White House meeting far as civil rights are con- "Inspire and challenge us to took place, senators who had cerned, we are in such a time. put our principles into action," attended the convocation took "At long last, our nation has he asked them. the floor in the Capitol to laud seen in full clarity the wrong The President spoke after the inter-faith meeting as "mov- that it has done our Negro Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle ing," "memorable" and "inspir- brothers. In conscience, we can of Washington, as the spokes- ing." do no less than redress this man for all present, had told Archbishop O'Boyle told Pres- wrong, fully, completely, and "if your him of the Interreligious Con- ident Johnson that he wanted without equivocation." vocation on Civil Rights held financial transactions here the night before. Some 7,000 persons overflowed the College Students To Attend gymnasium and a hall on the are important to you... campns of Georgetown Univer- sity to take part in the convoca- Seminar On Human Rights tion. (Continued From Page 1) Conference of Christians and then they're important Those gathered in the White Jews. Panelists will be Weldon lations, is in charge of arrange- HOKE T. MAROON House were representatives of Rougeau, field secretary of the ments for the seminar. President . to us!" the agencies that had sponsored Miami Chapter of the Congress the convocation. Standing be- Introducing the first panel on for Racial Equality; Dr. Ed- side Archbishop O'Boyle as he "Prejudice" will be Father Pe- ward Graham, pastor, Mount addressed the President were ter Kenney, S.S.J., professor of Zion Baptist Church, Miami, Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, chair- sociology at St. Joseph's Sem- and Mrs. Dorothy Gray, Miami man of the Commission on Re- inary, Washington. Others on civic leader. ligion and Race of the National the panel will be three seminar- "Civil Rights Legislation" will Council of Churches; Rabbi ians attending St. Joseph's. be the subject of the fourth Lewis A. Weintraub, president They are Vernon Moore,. S.S.J., You don't have to be big business to be welcome busi- panel. Chairman will be Clyde of the Washington Board of of Mobile, Ala.; John Byrne, ness at Merchants Bank, Commercial Bank or the Bank Atkins, attorney and president Rabbis; Bishop B. Julian Smith, S.S.S., of New York, and of the Miami Diocesan Coun- of Kendall. vice chairman of the Commis- Thomas Honore, S.S.J., of . Ba- cil of Catholic Men. Panel mem- sion on Religion and Race of ton Rouge, La. Our officers — trained to deal successfully with every the National Council of Churches bers will be Judge Stanley Mil- individual or business financial problem — are always and Rabbi Uri Miller, presi- "Discrimination" will be the ledge, former justice of the Dade County Circuit Court; ready to provide the service you need...and a little extra. dent of the Synagogue Council subject of the second panel. The of America. moderator will be Father Rob- Richard Wolfson, vice president ert Kearns, S.S.J., professor at of Wometco Enterprises, and You'll find neighborhood convenience combined with Archbishop Lawrence J. She- han of Baltimore had been a St. Joseph's Seminary, Wash- Tobial Simon, attorney and big-bank facilities and resources awaiting you at Conv principal speaker at the convo- ington. Panelists will be James member of the American Civil mercial bank (Northwest), Merchants Bank (Southwest) cation the night before, as a Whitehead, of the Urban Re- Liberties Union. or the Bank of Kendall (South Dade). At any location, newal Agency, Miami, and for- Each panel speaker will talk mer executive secretary of the for six minutes on the specific you'll find a warm welcome and the personal assistance Urban League of Miami; Col. you need! subject matter assigned. Fol- Claud Clark (U.S.A., ret.), pres- lowing the presentations there ident of the Urban League of will be a 20-minute period of I hope to see you soon! Miami and board member of open questions and answers for the Diocesan Council on Hu- each panel. 5 LOCATIONS man Relations, and Mrs. Athalie FOR ALL Range, Miami director. The Miami Diocesan Council HOKE T. MAROON on Human Relations was or- President YOUR DRUG Following luncheon, the third ganized in April of this year at panel will discuss "What the AND COSMETIC NEEDS a, meeting of religious, educa- Negro Wants." Introduction will tional and civic leaders with OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK be by Max Karl, director of the Bishop Carroll. A* interest per annum paid on 12 month Florida Region of the National savings certificates of deposit Its purpose, it was explained, - % interest per annum compounded is to apply basic Catholic teach- 3'A1 quarterly on all savings accounts ing to the problems of human relations affecting the South

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The council serves as; a clear- (RED ROAD) ing house for action by dio- COMMERCIAL BANK MERCHANTS BANK BANK of KENDALL M06 - 6741 cesan and parish organizations OF MIAMI OF MIAMI 8601 South Dixie Highway MO 6 -6634 in such fields as racial rela- S301 N.W. 7th Avenue 950 S.W. 57th Avenue Kendall, Florida CE5 -1534 PLaza 9-8511 MOhawk 7-5661 665-7494 tions, civil rights, housing, em- Epiphany & St. Louis Parishes ployment* Judeo-Christian coop- eration, inter-faith communica- MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION County Wide tions and juvenile and teenage difficulties. Page 4 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida C&NSTITUT-IONAL* ASPECTS ANALYZED BY EXPERT Prayer Amendment' Raises Problems (This is the first in a series of articles analyzing implications prohibiting the free exercise dren. The school board, then, which stem from a proposal to amend the Constitution to permit thereof . . .". would be empowered to au- prayer and Bible reading in public schools. The series has been thorize prayer in the public prepared for the Catholic press by George E. Reed, associate There are state laws which schools; or, at least there director of the Legal Department of the National Catholic Wel- provide that there shall be no would be no court bar to this. fare Conference, who is an authority on the question of Church- religion in public schools. Would The involvement of public State relations in constitutional law.) the amendment invalidate these school officials should give all laws? Some proponents of the pause for thought. By GEORGE E. REEO the new provision substituted. amendment say that it would, NCWC News Service There is no consensus among but Becker himself believes dif- If these officials recommend A proposal to amend the committee members. ferently. recitation of prayer during the Constitution to permit prayer school day is this not an im- and Bible reading in public A major question is this: how Aside from legal considera- plicit form of coercion? Could schools has become the subject would the proposal affect the tions, there is the question of the recitation be considered of sharply divided debate in language of the First Amend- the nature of the school prayer. voluntary? And most impor- Congressional hearings. ment, which pertains to the Some feel it must be non- tant, how does the involvement "establishment of religion"? denominational and Becker has of school officials affect par- The "prayer amendment," as indicated a willingness to ac- ents' rights? it is commonly called, has The Supreme Court has de- cept that idea. Will such a much popular appeal. But it clared that recitation of pray- prayer, however, satisfy the Ironically, only one witness also raises difficult constitution- er and reading of Bible verses wide range of religious beliefs has mentioned the relevancy of 49 STUDENTS of Cleveland's Ursuline College since last fall al problems. violate the "establishment" in this nation? parental rights. The hearings have been tutoring under-privileged children who are considered clause of the First Amendment. disclose an attitude which gives potentia school drop-outs. Here Gwen Parks, of Washington, These problems are now be- While this declaration of the Furthermore, if the amend- to the state and its subdivisions D. C, a sophomore, takes time out from homwork to get ing exposed and discussed by court has been challenged, stu- ment should ultimately become all authority over matters re- acquainted with her pupil, Robert Lemons, a junior high student. the House Committee on the dents of history know that the a part of the Constitution, some lating to the school. Yet, this Judiciary. The committee ac- Founding Fathers rejected say prayer and Bible reading country has always vested that tually has 147 resolutions be- many formulations and drafts would be a matter of constitu- right in the parents. The state fore it. They reflect about 35 before agreeing on the present tional right rather than a re- must be regarded as an educa- Bishop Sheen Urges School different forms of amendment simple language: "Congress flection of community desire. tor, but not to the exclusion of to nullify the Supreme Court's shall make no law respecting This right would be vested in the primary right of the par- # 11962 and 1963 decisions. an establishment of religion or the school board and in the chil- ents. Prayer: ln God We Trust But most testimony has cen- WASHINGTON (NO — Bish- "In God We Trust" was made tered on H.J. Res. 693, spon- op Fulton J. Sheen suggested to in response to a question raised sored by Rep. Frank J. Becker CATHOLICS OF FLORIDA the House Judiciary Committee by Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr., of of New York. Becker has cam- NOW! A NON-PROFIT CATHOLIC FRATERNAL SOCIETY OFFERS that the Constitution be amend- New Jersey. Rodino asked who paigned vigorously for action ed to permit public school stu- should draw up a prayer for on his proposal, including an dents to recite "In Sod We schools and what it should be. effort to have the House take it Trust." out of the hands of the "I would suggest the prayer Judiciary Committee. LOW BUDGET HOSPITAL The Auxiliary Bishop of New that every member of the Con- The Becker amendment has York criticized the U. S. Su- gress is carrying with him in thrse major sections. These preme Court for by-passing Con- his pocket — 'In God We are: gress in decisions outlawing Trust,' " the Bishop replied, in recitation of prayers and Bible a reference to the motto em- "Nothing in this Constitution and LIFE INSURANCE reading in public schools. blazoned on coins. shall be deemed to prohibit the AVAILABLE FOR INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES offering, reading from, or lis- Bishop Sheen also said these The Bishop said he personally tening to prayers or biblical decisions seemed founded on a would like more prayer, but that scriptures, if participation there- $ A WEEK fora cost as low as $2.05 per month, depending upon in is on a voluntary basis, in "myth" — the necessity of pre- he thought as an American citi- age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness. venting union of Church and zen, aware of the pluralism of any governmental or public 50 State. No church in the country national life, he would be satis- school, institution or place. or today wants establishment of a fied with "In God We Trust." "Nothing in this Constitution $ A WEEK for a cost as low as $3.50 per month, depending upon religion, he said, and it seems shall be deemed to prohibit age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness., as if the high court therefore Bishop Sheen, in response to making reference to belief in, 100 has been attacking a myth. questions from other committee reliance upon, or invoking the or even members, said that he agreed aid of God or a Supreme Being A WEEK for a cost as low as $5.00 per month, depending upon The Judiciary Committee is $ there must be "caution" in ap- in any governmental or public age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness. considering 147 p r o po s a I s to proaching a change in the Bill document, proceeding, activity, 150 (Same Plan Available To Women At Slightly Higher Premium) amend the Constitution to nullify of Rights. ceremony, school, institution or the Supreme Court's rulings. place, or upon any coinage, • CHOOSE YOUR OWN ! profit society and keep our expenses at a minimum, Hearings are expected to last at The declined to support currency or obligation of the The important Doctor-Patient relationship is not we can offer modern insurance plans at family least until mid-May. any of the specific proposals United States. interfered with. budget rates. before the committee. • SELECT ANY LAWFULLY Send for complete information, including details Appearing on the same day "Nothing in this article shall Rep. George Meader of Michi- OPERATED HOSPITAL on our excellent life insurance plans. There is no as Bishop Sheen was Gov. constitute an establishment of The choice is entirely up to you. obligation — do it today! George Wallace of Alabama, gan asked the Bishop what religion." might happen if Congress at- • APPLICATION AGES EXCEPTIONS: The certificate does not pay for injury who also criticized the high A great deal p{ popular sup- Adults may enroll through 75 years of age. or sickness in Military or Naval service, resulting court's decision. tempted to do by law what the port has been mustered for the Dependent children one month of age eligible from war, mental disorders, dental treatment, child- court had done by legal inter- prayer amendment. This would through eighteenth birthday. No termination of birth or complications from pregnancy, or hospital But Wallace went on to attack benefits because of age. pretation. be expected, particularly in confinement of less than 24 consecutive hours. The the court for taking part in "a certificate covers hernia, diseases of the heart, the wake of the Supreme Court • PAYS IN ADDITION TO... deliberate design to subordinate "Wouldn't that be a violation generative organs, gall bladder, kidney, appendix, decisions which made many cit- Compensation insurance or any other form of tonsils or rectum only when hospital confinement • the American people, their faith, of the Constitution's provisions policy held by member. izens irate. Besides, who could commences during the certificate term and more their customs and their religious for ?" than three months after certificate datt. The cer- possibly be opposed to prayer? Now you can protect yourself and your family with traditions to a godless state." Meader asked. low budget hospital and life insurance as a member tificate covers accidents from date of issue and of the Catholic Association of Foresters (formerly covers sicknesses contracted only while the certifi- With a smile, Bishop Sheen The hearings, however, are cate is in force and more than 30 days after cer- Bishop Sheen spoke extempo- throwing a more penetrating known as the Massachusetts Catholic Order of responded that would be one Foresters). tificate date. Benefits,limited to four weeks for raneously for about 15 minutes, light on the proposed amend- tuberculosis confinement in sanatorium, sanatarium. effect, but thaf there would be arguing that the court's deci- ment. Serious and difficult con- You get full benefits as a member of our 83-year old county, state, federal or Veterans' Administration another: "The House and Senate hospital. sions amounted to passage of a stitutional questions are emerg- non-profit Society... and because we are a non- law "by men not subject to the would have an entirely different ing. There are, for example, will of the people." membership after the next elec- problems of non-denomination- tion." al prayer in a pluralistic socie- He said Americans want the ty and the rights of parents re- By our Massachusetts Charter of 1879, we are limited to Catholics only. First Amendment preserved. garding the education of their ...—— FREE! NO OBLIGATION ~ - But he added that if the court Czech Bishop Dies children. is allowed to say there is "free- CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION OF FORESTERS dom not to pray, without saying ROME (NO — L'Osserva- The proposed amendment (Formerly Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters) there is freedom to pray," the tore Romano has received news does not apply to any specific 2120 WEST BROWARD BLVD. FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. of the death in provision of the Constitution. question arises of some minor- Please rush free facts on Insurance Plans for Catholics! V 5/8 ity group being able to put into of Bishop Stefan Barnas, auxili- Some contend that it would effect article 124 of the Soviet ary of the Diocese of Spis in supersede anything in the Fed- NAME- ', AGE constitution which allows free- Scepusio. Imprisoned shortly eral Constitution so that there dom for anti-religious propagan- after his consecration in 1949, would be no basis for eliminat- ADDRESS. he remained in prison until 1960 ing prayer from public schools da, but not freedom of religion CITY- .COUNTY, .STATE. propaganda. when he was released under an or public life. Others wonder amnesty granted by the govern- if parts of the Constitution PHONE. .OCCUPATION. The Bishop's proposal to use ment. would have to be repealed and May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Through Whom He Came

Fighting For Equal Rights '• /' 1954 Court Decision Was A Moral Act, Not Political Start Of Rights Revolution A syndicated article, which probed the attitude of y By Father JOHN B. SHEERIN cember, 1955, Negroes in Mont- leaders on equal rights for Negroes, raised the question: "Should "I don't support the Civil gomery, Ala., boycotted the seg- the churches get involved in political affairs? Rights bill because I don't be- regated buses in that city. Their This is a misleading question. The issue of civil rights is not lieve you can legislate moral- campaign came to a successful conclusion when a lawsuit end- a political matter primarily. Obviously politics is entering into ity." As the debate on the Civil ed segregation on the buses in it to a considerable degree, and some politicians are whirling Rights bill 1956. like windmills, supersensitive to the changing winds of public drags on, we opinion and determined to be on the winning side. will hear more So too the decision had a and more of moral effect on whites. Since In recent weeks The Voice has been receiving letters op- this claptrap. 1954 there have been sporadic posed to this paper's stand on civil rights. Some readers ha\e "You can't outbursts of anti-Negro violence taken issue with the Diocesan Council of Human Relations legislate moral- in the South and even in parts program as well as with Voice editorials, attempting to ju; Ufv ity" is one of of the North, but the attitude their stand by claiming the civil rights problem is strictly those sophisms of the American public has political. that bristles changed radically in these 10 FR. SHEEREN This attitude, it appears to us, is a lame and unreasonable with all kinds years since the Supreme Court excuse for remaining prejudiced. Six years ago all the American of incongruous decision. In spite of the occa- Bishops in a joint statement plainly spelled out the character conclusions. Were we to take sional anti-Negro hoodlumism, of racial justice by stating: it seriously, we would immedi- the whites have gradually ac- ately repeal all our laws for- commodated themselves to the "The heart of the race question is moral and religious. It bidding murder, rape and rob- Negro's demands for justice. concerns the rights of man and our attitude toward our fellow bery. In brief, the law proclaimed in man. If our attitude is governed by the great Christian law I grant that a bad law can't 1954 has raised the level of of love of neighbor and respect for his rights, then we can help the public to behave if it public morality. work out harmoniously the techniques for making legal, educa- doesn't want to behave but a The Civil Rights bill is an at- tional, economic and social adustments . . . our Christian good law can help to improve faith is of its nature universal. It knows not the distinctions tempt to write the human rights and waves of wishful thinking batter against common sense the moral climate. A bad law of Negroes into the law of the of race, color or nationhood." is an unreasonable law and Pro- as some prepare impulsively to sound the death knell for inter- land. Yes, it is an attempt to Less than a year ago the American Bishops reiterated their hibition was an unreasonable legislate morality in the sense stand on racial justice and stated: "It is clear that the racial national . Cuba remains more than a mere thorn law but the American Constitu- of reminding citizens of their question confronts the conscience of every man, no matter what in the side of the Western hemisphere, spreading a feeling of tion is a thoroughly rational moral obligations. his degree of direct or indirect involvement. Indeed, the con- futility, causing resentment and suspicion. document and it has made the Father John F. Cronin re- science of the nation is on trial." American people conscious of cently denied that the churches Within a few months, the Vatican Council will resume its their moral obligations. It's a moral and religious act to struggle for the rights of are using political pressure to third session and its treatment of vital matters that will affect I believe that the 1954 Su- insure the passage of the bill our fellow man. No one by appealing to right reason can brush people of all religions and nations. preme Court decision which in- but he did insist that the this off as a merely political maneuver. All this is by way of saying that in the midst of these validated segregation in educa- churches are using pressure. In- crises we stand in the greatest need of divine help such as tion was a good legal decision deed, it seems to me that the Pray In Days Of Crisis is promised in the annual novena to the Holy Spirit which that has had very salutary re- churches would betray their begins today all over the Catholic world. Commemorating the verberations in the conscience role in a democracy if they of America. It made clear to Each passing year seems to have its own serious, sometimes nine days of prayer which Our Lady and the Apostles and did not express their moral in- everyone that segregation is a frightening problems, but not many will quibble if the claim Disciples engaged in between the day of Our Lord's Ascension dignation against current injus- violation of the law of the land. is advanced that 1964 is a year of crises for a variety of and the coming of the Holy Spirit, this is a united prayerful tices by supporting the bill and It is from this decision that reasons. effort in which all of us should take part. by urging their members to we can date the beginning of support it. ; The struggle for civil rights is reaching its peak with grave forecasts for more intense activity during the summer months. In all the current crises and crusades for truth and justice, the Negro revolution. This is not the time to point We are rapidly coming into the presidential conventions whose we can be sure the warning of the Psalmist is as valid today In a talk to the Philadelphia the finger at those Negroes who decisions will have a most profound influence on our country as it was 3,000 years ago: "Unless the Lord builds the house Fellowship Communion some are resorting to various de- and the world for years to come. At present, religion and they labor in vain who build it." Fervent prayers to the Holy months ago, Dr. John Morsell vices of civil disobedience. The prayer are hot subjects of debate in a congressional committee Spirit during these days will assure us the help of the Holy of the NAACP said that the demonstrators who mocked the as the whole country watches to see if the First amendment Spirit in all our pressing needs. Negro revolution was brought President of the United States is to be changed. about by the 1954 decision. It at the World's Fair were sad affected the Negro deeply. samples of the lawless civil dis- Communism presents a more puzzling front than ever in From that day on he felt he some respects, as the split between Russia and deepens, Freedom Statement Likely obedience that is breaking out had an obligation to attack seg- in New York City today. Many who expressed disappointment at the results of the regation because it was an in- But as I see it, we whites AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" second session of the Ecumenical Council last fall traced their fringement of the law of the don't come into court with spot- misgivings to the fact that the Bishops did not deal with the land. He had known all along lessly clean hands The Negroes subject of freedom, specifically religious liberty. that it was evil but now he do have genuine grievances and discovered that it was a crime Since last December some articles and speeches by non- the opulence of the World's Fair as Well as an evil. It liberated is a terrible contrast to the rat- Catholics have taken the pessimistic view that the Council will his consciousness and in De- never treat the highly complex and delicate subject of freedom infested tenements of Harlem. of conscience regarding one's religion or the lack of it. They further point out that this is a topic which people of all reli- gions are interested in, perhaps non-Catholics more so than The Diocese of Miami Catholics, and that a clear statement on the matter could Weekly Publication

have enormous bearing on the people of every nation. ernEmbracing Florida's 16 Soutb- Counties: Broward, Char- lotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, AJ1 this, it can be safely said, has indeed been known and Glades, Hardee. Hendry, Hlgb- lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, appreciated by the Fathers of the Council for a long time. Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm Bishops in various parts of the world have pointed out time Beach, St. Lucie. and again, especially since the beginning of the publicly ex- Editorial PLoza 4-2651 pressed disappointment last December, that the full agenda of Advertising and Classified, PL 4-2651; Circulation. PL 4-2651 last falf's session did not permit time required to do justice to THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. the broad topic of religious liberty. Although they spoke of the The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President next session undertaking this intensely significant project, doubts still were expressed by many non-Catholics. James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant It's heartening to know therefore that recently Pope Paul Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant himself, perhaps because of the widespread speculation, sought -:- -:- -:- to reassure all interested in the matter that the Council would John J. Ward Editor deal with religious liberty. Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor In a talk on freedom of information to members of a Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor

United Nations Seminar he stated that religious liberty "is a : • •• ' • • '-:- • • • ^ -:-• • -:-• . question whose importance and scope are such that the Ecu- Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava menical Council has been gripped by it." He went on to declare Business Manager Advertising Manager that the promulgation of such a text on liberty would be of

":"', '. ' ":" .•• -:- , • ,.. "far-reaching import not only for the Church but for all those, Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida Subscription rates: U;S. and Possessions *5 a year; and they are innumerable, who feel themselfes affected by an single copy IS cents; foreign: $7.50 a year. Published every Friday at 4180 N.E. Fourth Ct., »| authorized declaration on that subject." Miami, Florida « Address all moil to P.O. Box 1059, Miami 38, Fla. This assurance of the Holy Father ought to renew the in- Member Catholic Press Association National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service "I don't care if you were only kidding—you are not to terest of the pessimists in next September's third session of News items intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. say, Tinders-Keepers'I" the Council. Page 6 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Confessor Acts As Father And Judge By Msgr. JAMES J. WALSH ways a physician. How true it As Catholics and Protestants, is that every soul is sick to as a result of more ?ordial re- some degree. Each has a com- lations stimulated by the Ecu- sor with the penitent. (We only the evidence of guilt from the plaint, each has its own weak- menical Council, engage in a mention in passing that the penitent and know his disposi- ness. Some are rid of one weak- dialogue in order priest himself regularly be- tions. ness, only to find in different to understand comes a penitent when he circumstances another one un- each other better, As judge, he never refuses suspected. one of the sub- kneels before another priest to pardon because of a certain sin ihlE FESTlViTIE-ff OF 1WELTH NlGHT ,4RE RECORDED M twe FROM AM OLD FLEMISH SREvAAR/, HOW (RESERVED IN WE jects which obvi- obtain forgiveness of sins.) confessed. Any sin can be for- The spiritual physician must IN VEtilCE . ^-___ ously intrigues Perhaps not many ov'side the given, however grave, if one be able to diagnose, treat and our non- realize that the priest cooperates. If the priest with- heal. He often must pinpoint friends is confes- the cause of many sins. For sion. in the confessional acts towards holds pardon, it can only be the penitent as father, judge, because the penitent has refused instance, those habitually angry If there are MSGR. WALSH physician am. teacher. to do his part. or resentful may need to be endless ques- told their harsh feelings are DC FSLTRE IH tions on this top- The confessor indeed treats He may lack sorrow or pur- caused by yet another sin which p£RUGIA,rmi!f. ic, as seems to be the case, it's StA/ce ITS the sinner with the kindness of pose of amendment; he may perhaps they may never have ftJRPOSE IMS because the matter of confes- a father facing a guilty child. refuce to make restitution or be confessed, ...amely, pride. ORIGINALLY sion covers a far gre ter field CHARITABLE IT His one desire is to bring the willing to give up a ^eriously M EARLY CHRISTIAN IREXAND,-HlGH WAS APPROVED than is generally realized. As a So the confessor as physician COOSSES ILLUSTRATING BIBLICAL erring one back to the love of sinful attachment. If this hap- SCENES WE'RE ERECTED THROUGHOUT WE B/THE CHURCH. matter of fact, although ques- God. Therefore if he is told a pens, the judge becomes first must have at hand remedies OUMTWSlDE FOR WE RELIGIOUS , tions are numerous, they usually that are practical and convinc- MS1RUCTKW OF WE PEOPLE . sad tale of betrayal, he seeks the father and ne'"- denies par- ttOMA TYPICAL CROSS DEP/CTS THE NlSi are confined to a few basic ing. He must warn the weak to Men APPROACH/US ou/t LADY MO me to encourage the despondent and don until he urges the stubborn points that tend to narrow down avoid temptation as the man I jji I •»•«»>'•»• JESUS. to awaken the despairing to the one to repent and cooperate. /CR TO LEGEND, BEES WERE WHITE ' , the broad subject of t!.e sacra- with high blood pressure must IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN BUT TURNED BROWN , mercy of God. SOOd AFTER THE FALL.. ment of Penance. Although busy city parishes avoid excitement. Hi must re- LIFE TO DEAD SOUL with long confessional lines find To many it may seem as if mind that what appears to be As it is characteristic of a little spare time, the priest seeks a penitent merely enters the innocent may be dangerous. He father to cooperate with God in to carry out his role as a church, hurries into the confes- has to convince the penitent that the giving of life, so the priest, teacher in the confessional. the greatest sources of strength, sional with a burden of sin, as confessor, by the power of the secret of real reform, are exchanges whispers with the When he finds one is ignorant Christ, gives life to the soul to be found in Holy Communion priest and hurries out without of the fundamentals of confes- Anti-Poverty Bill Leans dead through sin. and prayer and penance. sin. sion he urges him to take in- struction outside the confession- The priest also sits as a judge When our non-Catholic friends Toward Public Schools Needless to say this idea is in the confessional. Our Lord in al. r realize that the confessor acts neither accurate nor complete. confe- ring the power of forgive- TRUE MEANINGS as father and judge, that he By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS regularly enrolled in the public Confession would not have sur- ness gives him the duty of mak- For the moment he tries to must teach and diagnose and schools." ing one of two possible decisions. On April 17 the Social Action vived with its compelling influ- teach him the true meaning of treat souls, they begin to get Department of NCWC, speaking sorrow and amendment, the ef- a new insight into the wonder- While endorsing the over-all ence in the liv s of so many in its own name and on behalf "Whose sins you shall for- fective way of examining his ful means Christ has left us objectives of the Anti-Poverty millions, if it were a kind of give" (St. John Ch 20, 23) in- conscience, the means to avoid for the forgiveness of sins. of several other national Cath- program, we told the members automatic, jack-in-the-box proce- dicates that he may offer for- the occasions of sin. Sometimes olic organiza- of the Subcommittee that, in our giveness. However, the words dure. this little effort at enlightenment And we ourselves, while we tions, presented judgment, this particular sec- which follow "Whose sins you know these things, vill use and sends a confused person out testimony be- tion would- militate against the On the contrary, notice how shall retain" just as clearly sig- appreciate the sacrment of pen- fore an Ad Hoc into the world with renewed stated purpose of the program much light is shed on the sub- nify that he may have to refuse ance much more .. fectively if Subcommittee of hope and courage. which is "to eliminate the ject when we merely list the forgiveness. In order to make we recall these truths from time the U.S. House a just decisicn, he must hear paradox of poverty in the midst various relations of the confes- Finally, the confessor is al- to time. of Representa- tives in support of plenty in this nation by open- of H.R. 10433 — ing to everyone the opportunity .the so-called for education and training, the Gods Love For Us Seems Boundless anti - Poverty opportunity to work, and the Bill. MSGR. opportunity to live in decency By Father LEO J. TRESE The descendants of atonement for mankind's sins, smoking muskets. Still God did Our support of HIGGINS and dignity." and Eve forgot about God, most and fashioned a new kind of not give up. We never can cease to mar- this bill was We did not dwell on this of them. They wandered into Body for His Son. That Body, vel at God's infinite patience — As civilization marched for- stated in general terms and was point hi the brief statement His limitless patience with us, all sorts of idolatry, created the assembly of all who believe ward sins became more so- not intended to imply that we which we read into the record in Jesus, is the Mystical Body phisticated, injustice more re- His wayward children. their own gods hi their own im- necessarily endorse all of its of the hearings on H.R. 10443, age, even made sin an act of of Christ. By the grace which fined and hatreds more politely but during the question period masked. There has been some specific provisions. We took it His patience worship to their bizarre deities. Jesus merited on the Cross the for granted, in other words, and following the formal presenta- growth in virtue, too; but as we tion of our testimony, we were revealed itself Still God did not give up. members of that Body are knit, look into our own hearts we so stated in our testimony, that given an opportunity to outline, at the very be- through , into a unity must confess that God continues the bill may and probably will ginning, in He chose a nomad Semite, in somewhat greater detail, the more intimate than the unity to receive a pretty grubby re- be revised in certain particu- reasons for our concern about Eden. Adam , to be the father of a turn for the infinite love and which binds together the cells lars, and we explicitly recom- the restrictive language of Sec- and Eve had it race of men who would be bounty which He has poured out of a physical body. In His Mys- tion 204. made (to use God's own people. God would upon us. Still He does not mended that Section 204 be tical Body Christ remains upon a n unbiblical guide them, protect them and give up. carefully re-evaluated and, hope- The members of the subcom- phrase) and progressively reveal Himself to earth to instruct, to sanctify and fully, improved before the bill mittee neither agreed nor dis- It is a sad story in the telling they muffed it. them. The Israelites, so named to guide His members. is referred out of the Sub- agreed with our line of reason- Father Trese and yet for us it is a glorious They had only after Abraham's grandson Is- committee for action on the ing, but, in any event, they But God's problems were not story. The golden thread running clearly gave the impression, to perform one rael, took their favored position floor of the House. over. Christ's Body was lacer- through the darkness is the during a 45 minute colloquy, small act of obedience as proof lightly. They fell and re-fell fact that God simply will not ated by successive heresies. Section 204 of the Anti-Poverty that they were at least open to of their love, and the world was into idolatry. They fought and accept defeat. His patience, His His law of love was more hon- Bill provides that any elemen- suggestions as to how the bill quarreled and killed. They kill- mercy, His love are inexhaust- theirs — the next world as ored in the breach than in the as a whole might be improved ed even many of the prophets ible. tary or secondary school edu- well as this. But no, poor fools, observance. and, more specifically, how the whom God sent to instruct cation program assisted under they had to prove their inde- this Section shall be adminis- exclusively public-school lan- them. Still God did not give up. In the tragic Crusades, for As individuals we dare not pendence. They had to do what guage of Section 204 might be example, Christians slaughtered presume upon God's patience. tered by the public educational they wanted rather than what amended. With inextinguishable love, and pillaged in the name of We must, we absolutely must do agency or agencies principally God wanted. for Him the best that we can responsible for providing ele- God sent His own Son to reveal Christ. In the Inquisition men The members of the Subcom- God to mankind as fully as man and women were burned at the with the graces He gives. But mentary and secondary educa- Right then we might have ex- as we do that very insignificant tion in the area involved. mittee recognized, and so did pected God to wipe the slate could understand. His Son, how- stake in the name of Christian we, of course, that this is a ever, was greeted with skepti- truth because they could not or best, we move forward with con- clean for a new start There fidence and hope. We stumble, It then makes a partial at- rather delicate problem given cism and scorn. Ultimately He would not accept those truths. tempt to assure the participa- the lack of concensus hi and would be other planets which he was crucified by the very men we fall. Doggedly we pick our- tion of all school children in out of the Congress on the could populate, other immortal He had come to save. Still God In the sixteenth century the selves up and try again. We whatever special educational meaning of the First Amend- beings whom he could create. did not give up. Body of Christ was torn wide have so little to give, but if it programs are provided at the ment and its applicability in We humans were not at all es- open by the Reformation. is our best it is enough. God God made the very life and "Holy" wars raged across Eu- has put up with so much sin elementary and secondary lev- the case of legislative propos- sential to him. Yet, mysterious- death of His Son the starting rope as Catholics and Protes- and abuse through the centuries els. "No child," it reads, "shall als aimed at providing educa- ly, He stayed with us. He did point for a new try. He accept- tants showed their love for one that even our little love will be denied the benefit of such tional or related services to not give up on us. ed that life and death as an another with naked swords and seem like a lot to Him. a program because he is not parochial school children. May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 EDUCATOR SAYS RECKLESS CRITICISMS SHOULD BE CHALLENGED Reply To Catholic School Critics Urged God Love You NEW YORK (NO — A na- from other tasks, are outdated der to counteract the claim that parishes an j even dioceses," he tionally prominent Catholic edu- because the "age of siege" for the schools are outdated. said. Most Reverend cator has appealed to his fel- Catholics is ended and are an "There should be a presenta- He also said Catholics should low educators to respond quick impossible financial burden. tion of the impossibility of any be told maintenance of the Fulton J. Sheen ly and fully to doubts within He said Catholic schools have school being without religion," Catholic schools is not an "un- the Catholic community about proven to be "the font of litur- he said. bearable burden." parochial schools. gical participation," rather than "Education necessarily has a He cited a study made some a drag on it. religious basis, whether that be years ago in Dubuque, Iowa. Msgr. O'Neil C. D'Amour, • Breaking the Commandments is news, but virtue never Christianity, Judaism or secu- It showed that Catholic people writing in the May issue of "We must show," he counsel- lar humanism. Critics should would pay more in additional makes headlines. Juvenile delinquents are "good press," but Catholic Educator, said that ed fellow educators, "that in not be allowed to escape into taxes if Catholic schools were how about good young men, such as this public-school stu- "already it is possible to docu- the modern parish it is through the nebulous land of neutral to close than they contribute to ment the growth of confusion the school that a true commu- dent who writes: education," he said. keep the schools running. among both priests and peo- nity is maintained as regards ple." the spiritual life of the parish." Of the financial burden, he "With the resources we have, "Enclosed please find a money-order for $32 which I Of charges that school duties said "there can be no doubt with the dedicated personnel, Msgr. D'Amour is superin- want to donate to the Holy Father's Society for the Propa- hold back Religious from other that there are areas of inancial with the evident loyal support tendent of schools of the Mar- activities, he said: "There does distress." of clergy and laity, we are able gation of the Faith. I didn't earn this myself, but I formed quette, Mich., diocese. Recently not seem to be the realization "However, our leadership, by not only to maintain the Catho- he concluded seven years of a mission club called The Laymen's Missionary Society. I'm that a person might have a vo- a revamping of a system of lic school system, but to ad- service as associate secretary a teenager in public school, but I want to share my Faith cation to the religious life and support, can mitigate if not vance it forward so that it of the Department of School at the same time a vocation to eliminate these conditions. Both might undergird a truly Chris- with all my non-Catholic friends.' I also want to help the Superintendents of the National fulfilling that life as a teacher." justice and charity demand a tian society for the future," he missionaries share it with the poor, because I believe the Catholic Educational Associa- In addition, he predicted that Christian sharing between declared. 'poor rich Church' of American is keeping the Redemption tion, Washington, D.C. He is pastor of St. Mary's church's if schools were closed and its ©f Our Lord to itself. Our mission club is small, consisting , Mich. Religious teachers put into ; other fields, such as social of 29 members from the ages of 10 to 87. Eleven are high Catholic Textbooks Found Msgr. D'Amour hailed the work, the supply of Sisters and school students, so don't think you are fighting alone. role of "moder.te critics" of clergy would dry up because Catholic education. But he said parochial schools are the ma- To Be Largely Free Of Bias the current challenges to the jor source of religious voca- schools come from reckless tions. NEW YORK (NO — An an- and ethnic groups. "My dear Bishop, the reason I am telling you about charges of "extremists" and "The burden of proof rests on alysis of the contents of Catho- 2. General intergroup teach- the "unwarranted publicity" war mission club is because I would like to order 16 World- those who believe that another lic religion textbooks has been ings which refer to "all men" they have received. source can be found for the completed at St. Louis Univer- are overwhelmingly positive. mission Rosaries. We are going to start saying the Rosary Msgr. D'Amour took up sev- fostering of vocations," he sity to determine how outside 3. Some negative and distort- for the Missions at our meetings. To give you a glimpse of eral criticisms of Catholic wrote. racial, religious and ethnic ed statements are found in ref- our enthusiasm, let me tell you about our last session. I schools, including charges that Educators, he said, must groups are portrayed in these erence to Protestants, Jews and they impede liturgical life of a make clear the role of the materials. other specific non-Catholic reli- started it with a talk which I assembled from reading MIS- parish, hold back Religious school in modern society in or- gious groups. SION magazine. Then we were instructed In Christian doc- The three-year study at the Jesuit institution had these ma- The study offers suggestions trine by our parish priest. We have decided to meet twice jor conclusions: for avoiding distortions in Cath- a month for the mission meeting, followed by instruction. "WEDDINGS ARE VERY olic materials about Protestants 1. Catholic religion textbooks and Jews. It also concludes that There were 35 people at this meeting, and if we get a few SPECIAL WITH . are overwhelmingly positive in recently published materials more members, we will ask our pastor to let us make this EXOTIC GARDENS" their references toward racial are more constructive in their a parish society. approach to intergroup themes than older textbooks. FOR EXAMPLE: Gifts For Mother's Day The findings were made pub- BRIDE'S BOUQUET . $20 00 lic jointly here by Father Paul "My dear Bishop, pray for us so we will become like ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC C. Reinert, S. J., president of 2 ATTENDANT'S BOUQUET5 14.00 lambs, so we will shed some of our wool for the poor. And BOOK AND FILM CENTER the university, and Maurice B. please tell the Holy Father to use all the money you give Abram, president of the Ameri- can Jewish Committee, at the ST. PAUL DAILY MISSAL him quicky, because I can't wait for the poor pagans to 5 BOUTONNIERES , 57th annual meeting of the com- From $3.25 to $20.00 meet our Divine Savior. I'll never stop praying for the mittee. 2 FLO&At ARRANGEMENTS AN IDEAL GIFT Missions!" The study held that Catholic PALMS . 1Z.00 FINEST SELECTION.OF religious textbooks mention oth- ROSARIES $3 and UP er groups to a substantial de- total VALUE $73.50 gree. Sixty-five volumes were GOD LOVE YOU TO ANX. for $775 "At the suggestion SPECIAL for you analyzed. of my confessor, I send this to the poor of the world." *49.50 The study claimed that of all ... to C.S.T. for $2 "I received this for serving a wedding. Operated by groups mentioned in the text- the books, Jews are by far the most I decided this was a good time for a teenager to do some- Daughters of conspicuous. Protestants were thing useful with his money." ... to C.S. for $10 "Through St. Paul described as the second most the past three years, while I have been in nurse's training visible group mentioned. The study indicated that nega- school, I have made all kinds of excuses for not sending 'Our 50th Anniversary Year" tive comments regarding Prot- you an offering. I am now sending you a day's wages MIAMI MIAMI BEACH COHAL GABLES 2700 Biscoyne Blvd. estants and Jews tend to con- 8700 N. W. 17th Ave. 607 Lincoln Rd. S955 Ponce DeLeon Blvd. centrate around certain themes, from my extra job at the super market. It is in gratitude NE 5-4518 ' 532-3361 MO 5-5423 FR 1-0835 to Our Lord and Our Lady for helping me complete my HOLLYWOOD FT. LAUDERDALE particularly those dealing with 2002 Hollywood Blvd. 2501 N. Federal Hivy. OPEN 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. and historic conflicts. course and begging their help in this blessed calling." 822-8201 LO 4-0586 7:15 TO 8:15 P.M. M0N. THRU. SAT. For Protestants, these themes were found to be: doctrinal dif- ferences with the Catholic Church; the Reformation; and We are not only asking for your sacrifices, but for your some areas of contemporary prayers too. Send your request and an offering of $2 for DON BOSCO GUILD Catholic-Protestant "competi- the WORLDMISSION ROSARY, and we will send you these Presents tion." For Jews, the negative refer- multi-colored beads blessed by Bishop Sheen. Each time you ences were said to concentrate say the WORLDMISSION ROSARY you will remember to MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT around the following themes: put aside a daily sacrifice for the Holy Father. featuring the Jewish rejection of Christi- anity; the Crucifixion; and the 1963 U.S. Band-Choir Champions Pharisees. of the National Catholic Bandmasters Assoc. Positive references to -Jews SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to were said to abound in com- it and mail it to Most^ev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director ALL BOYS BAND and CHOIR ments associated with the Old Testament heritage of Judaism. of The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth For example, one religious, Avenue, New York IX, N.Y. or your Diocesan Director, Rev. MAY 9th 7:30 p.m. Gait Ocean Mile Hotel text was said to state: "Catho^ Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. Fort Lauderdale lies of the world, regardless of Adults .... $1 Children 50c their nationality, are all spir- . MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL FOR BOYS, TAMPA, FLORIDA. itually Semites. We are all chil- dren of Israel." Page 8 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Voice Photos SERRA AWARDS in the recent vocation essay nan, left, and Linda Barry, Mary Edwards, WINNING BOYS in the annual Serra Club Sosa, and Edward Durham, left, and Edward contest are presented by Bishop Coleman F. Marjorie Jo Allison and Patricia Stever, right, Vocation Essay Contest shown with Bishop Damieh, Thomas Ansbro and Leonard, Carroll to Alina Donnell and Elizabeth Kier- during annual luncheon held Tuesday in Miami. Coleman F. Carroll are David Woodman, Oscar right. Schools of students received plaques. BISHOP PRESENTS SERRA PRIZES TO STUDENTS Essay Winners Get Awards Bishop Coleman F. Carroll presented awards Tuesday to six boys and six girls who were first prize winners in the annu- al Vocation Essay Contest Does your present sponsored by the four Serra Clubs of the Diocese of Miami, representing Miami, Fort Lau- derdale, the Palm Beaches and Indian River. The 12 winners, competing in six categories from the seventh to the twelfth grades, rep- give you the resented 12 different grade and high schools in all parts of the Diocese. More than 10,000 essays were submitted in the most success- convenience and ful contest ever conducted by the Serra Clubs. The awards were presented at a luncheon held on the roof facilities of the Columbus Hotel in Mi- ami. Present to congratulate the winners in addition to Bish- op Carroll were Msgr. James you need? J. Walsh, diocesan director of Well, here at the Florida National in line to conduct your banking business vocations; priests representing FIRST WINNER in senior girls division of essay contest was the duPont Building, you'll find both Alina Donnell. a student at Miami High School, who attends ... you see, at all times we maintain a the parishes of the contestants; ... plus every worthwhile banking and full staff of officers and tellers, who aro CC'D classes at Centro Hispano Catolico. She is shown re- principals and teachers of their trust service. anxious to serve youv, schools, and their parents. ceiving the congratulations of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. For convenience ... we're nearer to Whatever your...*Banking Connection Each prize winner was pre- more downtown office buildings, hotels, requires .. . savings, personal, regular sented a beautifully carved cru- Florida, there are still only 120 Division "D" (Freshmen) — retail establishments, restaurants, and or commercial checking, or long or short cifix and the schools they at- priests to serve them. David Woodman, Cardinal New- other types of businesses than any other term loans, you'll find it good business tend were given an engraved "Vocations and more voca- man High School. full-service commercial bank . . . that's to do your banking with this strong* plaque. John MacDonald, Mi- tions represent a serious prob- Division "E" (8th Grade) — convenience for you! full-service commercial national bank. ami Serra president, presided lem," he declared, "for if the Eddie Durham, St. Anastasia As to facilities . . . you'll find our Elementary. ' Come in ... and look us over at the luncheon, and Frank growth is to continue and the banking quarters spacious, comfortable and you too, will discover why Russell, of the Fort Lauderdale Church to prosper, the number Division "F" (7th Grade) — and modern, with teller windows all financial confidence begins club, who was essay contest of priests must multiply." Oscar Sosa, St. over the place. at Florida National Bank School. chairman, presented the win- The Bishop recommended that And you seldom ... have to wait in in the duPont Building. GIRLS A ners. the vocations projects of the Division "A" (Senior) — Al- Serrans be extended to include Emphasizing the importance ina Donnell, C.C.D. of Centro And remember, you have free parking in the dufont the Catholic boys and girls en- of this annual Serra project, Hispano Catolico. Garage in our own building; just have your parking rolled in the colleges and junior Bishop Carroll declared that Division "B" (Junior) — Eliz- ticket stamped before you leave the Bank. colleges of South Florida. the question of vocations was abeth Kiernan, Rosarian Acad- one of vital importance to the Following are the prize win- emy. After Your First Transaction At ThU Church and of deep concern to Hiqher Level ners in the essay contest. Division "C" (Sophomore) — Bank You, Too, WM Like Just One Escalator Step Vp everyone, particularly parents, I' ' J Just One Esc BOYS Linda Barry, Madonna Acad- Banking From Flagter and 2nd Avenue With 10,000 essays submitted, emy. Division "A" (Senior) — Mi- the Bishop said, that meant that Division "D" (Freshman) — chael Leonard, St. Thomas the subject of vocations was Patricia Stever, Notre " Dame TLORIDA NATIONAL BANl( discussed in the homes by thou- Aquinas High School. Academy. 1 AND TRUST COMPANY AT MIAMI IV sands of men and women, par- Division "B" (Junior) — Division "E" (8th Grade) — , ents and other relatives of the Thomas J. Ansbro, Cardinal Mary Edwards, Blessed Trinity Alfred I. duPont. Bui children. Gibbons High School. School. .,- . Member: recleral 'Reserve System, l-eder.il Ueposit Insurance Corp., Florid.] National Group Bishop Carroll pointed out Division "C" (Sophomore) — Division "F" (7th Grade) — I Our Capital and Surplus in Ratio to Deposits and Loans Makes This One of the Strongest Banks it\ the Natioi that with more than 426,000 Edward J. Damieh, Archbish- Marjorie Jo Allison, Mary Im- Catholics now living in South op Curley High School. maculate High School.

May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 Father Moran's Ordination Summer Retreat LIFE SPAN- To Take Place In New York! Schedule Given FOREVER FORT LAUDERDALE — Fa- the U.S. Air Force as a weather ther Robert E. Moran, son of observer and weather analyst, The summer retreat schedule Mrs. Robert Moran of St. An- the new priest entered George- at St. John Vianney Minor Sem- For permanence, beauty and simple thony parish, will be ordained town School of Foreign Service. inary and Retreat House has elegance, choose marble, a miracle a priest for the Paulist Fathers In 1957 he began his studies at been announced. of endurance. Marble is the first Monday, May 11 at St. Paul the Paulist Novitiate at Oak A man may make a re- the Apostle Church, New York Ridge, N.J. and continued his treat with his parish or OH any choice for every public edifice, City. theological studies at St. Paul other weekend he may wish. College, Washington, D.C. whether it be church, hospital, Francis Cardinal Spellman. Parish retreat chairmen should bank or university. Archbishop of New York, will Father Moran has one sister, be contacted for further details. officiate at the rites of ordina- Sister Mary Ferrer, O.P., sta- Father Noel Fogarty, diocesan For either exterior or interior tion. tioned in Detroit. director of lay retreats, listed The ordinand attended St. He will sing his first Solemn the following retreat schedule: finish; for stairway or sill; School, Chicago, and St. Mass after ordination at noon, June 19-21 — St. John the Apos- or for appointments such as altars, Anthony High School. From 1949 Sunday, May 24 in St. Anthony tle, Holy Family, St. Law- to 1951 he was a student at the Church. Msgr. John J. O'- rence, Blessed Trinity, St. statuary and baptismal fonts University of Miami where he Looney, pastor, will be the arch- Mary Magdalen and Visita- executed in and imported was president of the French priest and Father John Ziegler, tion. language club. C.S.P. will preach. Father June 26-28 — Immaculate Con- directly from Pietra Santa, Father Robert Moran, C.S.P. George Helmich, C.S.P. chap- After four years service with ception, Our Lady of Perpet- lain at the Homestead Air Italy, the sculpture center ual Help, St. Vincent de Paul, Force Base will give a com- St. Monica, and St. James. of the world... mentary during the Mass. July 10-12 — SS. Peter and A reception for parishioners Paul, Corpus Christi, St. Rose ARCHITECTURAL MARBLE COMPANY 'SACRED TRUST" and friends will follow in St. of Lima, The Cathedral, Holy 4425 N.E. 6th Terrace Anthony School hall. Redeemer, St. Patrick, and Oakland Park, Florida St. Joseph. LOgan 6-8421 Mother Seton Church July 17-19 — St. Vincent de Paul JOHNSON / FOSTER MANCHESTER, N.H. (NO — Society. FUNERAL HOME, INC. Pope Paul VI has authorized July 24-26 — Our Lady of the naming a new church in nearby 1650 HARRISON ST.HOLLYWOOD, FLA.PHONE: W/\ 2-7511 Most Holy Rosary, St. Louis, Pleose Soy You Sow It Bedford for Blessed Elizabeth Christ the King, San Pedro, Seton, Bishop Ernest J. Prim- In "THE VOICE" San Pablo, and Sacred Heart. eau announced. July 21-Aug. 2 — Church of the Little Flower, Coral Gables; FT. LAUDERDALE Epiphany; St. Hugh and St. Agnes. HOLLYWOOD WEST HOLLYWOOD Aug. 7-9 — St. Brendan Church, POMPANO DAN IA St. , St. B R 0 W A R Timothy, St. Dominic, and St. Michael the .

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Page 10 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MERCY HOSPITAL OPENS COMMUNITY DRIVE For Greater Service ... The Board of Directors of Mercy Hospital has launched a $3,000,000 building program to im- prove all existing facilities and to provide a new five-story wing. Revisions in the existing building include a complete overhaul of the reception area, reloca- tion of administrative offices and complete air conditioning of all buildings. New elevators, in- creased fire zoning and additional storage facili- ties for medical records will add to the superior service in the New Mercy Hospital. The new South wing will provide a general surgery unit, a cardiac unit with recovery rooms and an entirely new pharmacy. Two great needs will be met in the addition of a 20-bed pediatrics section and a special department for psychiatric care. Also located in the new wing will be a new hydro-therapy unit with the latest equipment, as well as a new dining room. The addition will pro- vide for a new and enlarged Out-Patient Depart- ment and three floors of modern private and semi- private rooms. Completion of the project, which will increase the bed count to 356 is expected within 12 months. The federal government has recognized the need for this project through a grant of the Accelerated Public Works Act amounting to $1,455,052. Matching funds for the project will have to be secured through voluntary contributions from the people of the Miami area whom Mercy has served since 1950 and will continue to serve in ever grow- ing numbers in the years ahead. Architects' Conception Of Miami's Mercy Hospital After Completion Of New South Wing

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FIRST COBALT 60 unit in M.idc (ounlj .ind ^•••ce then thousands nf persons suffering from NEW WING of Mercy Hospital will include illness; areas for consultation and examination; south of Philadelphia on the east coast was cancer have received (re ilinenl at the diocesan intensive care departments providing complete and emergency and out-patient clinical services. installed at Miami's Mercy Hospital in 1956. hospital located in the city's southeast section. care for cardiac patients during critical stage of Completion of the wing is expected in a year. May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Horida Page 11 BISHOP SAYS THEY HAVE BEEN SINGLE® 1200 Witness Novices' Investiture Those whose family lives the Sisters of St. Joseph at the have not yet been blessed with Mass during which the novices a vocation should daily offer a received the white veils and prayer that God will single out black habits of the order and their sons or daughters to serve their names in religion from Him in the religious life, Bishop Bishop Carroll. Coleman F. Carroll told the Included were four young congregation of more than 1,200 women from the Diocese of persons who witnessed investi- Miami: Miss Janet Renuart, ture ceremonies for 15 novices of the Sisters of St. Joseph of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ama- St. Augustine, last Friday in the dee Renuart, Little Flower par- Cathedral. ish, Coral Gables, will now be known in religion as Sister "There is no greater blessing Anne Pierre; Miss Jane Stoeck- that can come to your life or er, daughter of Albert Stoecker, your family," Bishop Carroll Little Flower parish, Coral Ga- said. "There is a shortage of bles, Sister Albert Joseph; Miss Sisters because too many girls Patricia Davis, daughter of Mr. never seriously ask themselves, and Mrs. John C. Davis, Cor- TWO DAUGHTERS of Mr. and Mrs. Amadee Renuart of Little Does God want me? — because pus Christi parish, Sister Fran- Flower parish, Coral Gables, are now religious. Mrs. Denis V. too many parents, knowingly or cis Martin; and Miss Mary Renuart is shown congratulating her niece and God-child, now unknowingly interfere with the Loyce Newton, daughter of Mr. Sister Anne Pierre, right, whose sister, Sister Thomas Andre, plans of God. and Mrs. Anthony Newton, Im- O.P., center, is principal of St. Anastasia School, Fort Pierce. ."I am sure that those who maculate Conception parish, have received the habit are ful- Hialeah, Sister Anthony Marie. ly aware of the fact that yon During his sermon, Father PATRICIA DAVIS did not choose this life. Be- Leslie Cann, supervising prin- cause of His great love for you cipal of Cardinal Newman God singled you out to serve High School, West Palm Beach, Whatisachild? Him in a very special manner. told the congregation: "The As a member of this commu- nun does not, like the bride, en- nity our primary objective trust her happiness into the A child is to love, be happy with, to cuddle and will be the salvation of your keeping of a fellow mortal, who to care for. A child is your reflection. Thousands soul which will assure you ul- may, on his side, prove un- of children don't know what a full meal is, how timately of a higher position in worthy of the trust. She knows Heaven." warm a real bed feels, whether they will see that, whatever happens, the Hundreds of high school girls heavenly bridegroom will be tomorrow. joined parents and friends of true to His undertaking." The Holy Childhood Adoption Program helps them to laugh and love. Your $5.00 offer- ing gives them the opportunity. Will you help? NOTE: Each $5.00 offering covers the initial WEST COAST care, education and baptism of one mission FOR ALL ADVERTISING INFORMATION ON THE WEST COAST child. Please include with each offering a - CALL MARY WALLACE, EDison 5-5462 OR EDison 5-4451 name with which you would like your mis- sion child baptized, and the name of the child to whom the adoption should be credited. Official Holy Childhood Adoption Certificates FOR RUGGED DEPENDABILITY will be sent to donors. For further information, TEMPORARY VOWS were professed in the CathedraLby Sis- ter Dennis Joseph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thies, St. call or write: FOR UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE Anthony parish, Fort Lauderdale;and Sister Mary Loyola, shown FOR LOW-COST OPERATING above with Mother Louis Edwin, S.S.J., Mother General. AND MAINTENANCE ... LOOKING termites FOR A THE HAVE IJ! HOME? CHECK OUR CLASSIFIED For EXCELLENT far the sake of your home BUYS

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Page 12 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida 15 YOUNG WOMEN attired as brides presented themselves as candidates for the novitiate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine during ceremonies last Friday in the Cathedral. Postulants Of The Sisters Of St. Joseph Of St. Augustine Presented Themselves At The Cathedral Altar Rail

Bishop Carroll Congratulates Future Novice Habils Aro Carried From Church For Vesting Novices Return In White Veils And Black Habits

"I Experience The Most Perfect Joy Of Heart," Novices Declare After Receiving Their Habits

Novices And Sisters Of The Congregation Listen To Bishop Carroll's Appeal For More Religious New Novices Leave Cathedral After Ceremonies May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 GROUP BREAKFAST ON MOTHER'S DAY College Given The St. Michael parish Holy bers signed up in the recent Name Society will hold a Com- Holy Name Membership drive $450,000 Loan KC Committees munion Breakfast for the fami- will be held iii the church along Biscayne College for Men, lo- with the installation of two new On Liturgy Set lies of Holy Name members on officers, Ray Branconnier, cated in North Dade County, The State Knights of Colum- Mother's Day, this Sunday, treasurer, and Walter Mayew, has received a loan of $450,000 bus have approved a resolution May 10. marshal. from the Housing and Home calling for the appointment of a Members of the Holy Name Following the Mass, the Holy Finance Agency, Community committee in each Diocese of Society will take part in a Cor- Name men and their families Facilities Administration in Florida to encourage the fuller porate Communion at the 8 a.m. will attend a breakfast at the Washington. participation of its members in Mass. A reception of new mem- school cafetorium. the Sacred Liturgy. Ulllllllliililll! According to Father Edward The action was taken as a J. McCarthy, O S.A., president result of an appeal by Bishop of the college administered by Coleman F. Carroll that the the Augustinian Fathers of Villa- Knights take the lead in stimu-. nova, Pa., the funds will be DISCUSSING PLANS for thr fuliin- growth of Kcorgi-tunn Uni- lating a fuller participation by Powell's the laity in the liturgy. used to help finance construc- versity during a 175th anniversary party held at the Eden Roc tion of the first dormitory on Hotel are: from left, Irving Wolff, Father Edmond J. Bunn, Bishop Carroll's appeal was the campus of the college which S. J., Georgetown University president, and Eugene McCahill, contained in a sermon he gave first opened for classes in Sep- former alumni association president. to the Knights at a Mass which ou mn tember of 1962. opened their state convention. The convention was held at the WE HAVE ONE Georgetown Univ. President Feted Diplomat Hotel. The text of the resolution is Catholic War Vets The 175th anniversary of the dinner were: Eugene Mc- OF THE LARGEST as follows: Cahill; former president of the SELECTIONS OF Will Elect Officers Georgetown University in Wash- "Whereas His Excellency, the ington, D.C., was celebrated in Georgetown Alumni Association; HOLLYWOOD — The Father most Reverend Coleman F. FIGURINES FOR the South Florida area with a Father Anthony Ziets, S. J., di- Bernardo Martinez Post No. 1849 rector of the Alumni Fund; Mr. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, in his HOME AND GARDEN dinner party at the Eden Roc of the Catholic War Veterans and Mrs. Irving Wolff, and Mrs. excellent sermon given during will elect officers at a meeting Hotel in honor of Father Ed- Ralph Scott and Robert Bowen, the annual convention Mass at FLOWERS — POTTERY at 8 p.m. Thursday, May 14, at mond J. Bunn, S.J., president recipients of the Georgetown Hollywood, Florida, indicated the Italian-American Club, 700 of Georgetown. Anniversary Medal. that before the next annual S. Dixie Highway. convention, the liturgy of the 3535 S.W. 8th ST. Georgetown University was Mass shall be changed to offer All Catholic War Veterans are founded in 1789 and currently Officers Are Elected better participation and under- H! 8-1010 urged to attend the meeting. consists of nine colleges with an standing by the laity and The Broward post is believed to enrollment of 7,100 students. By St. Monica HNS "Whereas His Excellency has THE BLESSED VIRGIN MIAMI be the first Catholic War Vet- One of the subjects under dis- HIALEAH — St. Monica Holy suggested the adoption of a WHITE FIGURINE erans post to be formed in Flor- cussion during the dinner party Name Society has elected Wil- program to assist and enlighten was a plan for an unusual new iiiiiianiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiB ida. liam Quimby president. fellow Catholics in carrying out hospital at Georgetown, which Other new officers are: John this end would have unique underground Breen, vice president; Dick Ja- operating and recovery rooms "NOW THEREFOKE: and which may be built in co- cobs, recording secretary; Ed "Be It resolved that the in- operation with the federal gov- Puntervold, corresponding sec- coming state deputy appoint a ernment as a Civil Defense retary; Don Lee, treasurer; Ed committee in each diocese in HOMESTEAD Wing, and Anthony Madison, measure. 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Page 14 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Adoration Vigil Kept By Men From All Walks Of Life By BOB CONNELLY who had married members of In the stillness of the night another faith during wartime. they go by bands, and alone The priest was not having to worship before the Blessed too much success despite his Sacrament. best efforts. So he hit on the They do not have to go. They idea of placing a petition in haye volunteered to worship front of the kneeler used by the and to make reparation for the "chief reader" in the Noctur- many sins that are committed nal Adoration Society. This pe- throughout the world each day. tition was that the members of the Society pray for a spe- There is no visible reward. It cial intention of the priest's. NOCTURNAL ADORATION Society members at SS. Peter and recent visit here by Father Lemieux. There are now a total of is only in their hearts that And the special intention of the Paul Church listen to talk by Father Hector C. Lemieux, S. S. S., six Nocturnal Adoration Societies in the Diocese of Miami with these men know that they are priest — not mentioned in the of New York City, national Director of the Society, during a almost 700 members enrolled. doing something that pleases written petition — was that not LUBRICATED YOUR WINDOWS LATELY? God and will gain them an just any of the girls who had Nocturnal Adoration Socieites, the Blessed Sacrament but this Use "L.C.Wax" Aluminum Lubricant, the proven easy way eternal reward hereafter. to nave Clean, Long-Lasting Velvety Smooth operating married a non-Cabholic be at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs does not bind under pain of sin. Windows, Doors, Locks, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Folding brought back to the church but in Fort Lauderdale; SS. Peter Furniture, Tools, Zippers, Etc. It has been less than three During the Hour of Adora- Available in Squirt cans - Aerosols - Quarts - Gallons that a particular one be re- at most Builder Supply, Paint and Hardware Stores. years since the first Nocturnal and Paul; Visitation; St. Rose tion, members recite prayers turned to the fold. Mfrd. by Eugene Dornish & Son, Since 1952 Adoration Society was formed of Lima; Little Flower, Holly- from the Office of the Blessed 975 S.W. 12th St., Pompono Beach, Florida in the Diocese of Miami and AGAIN GRANTED wood, and Immaculate Concep- Sacrament in English. These since then it has had a re- The petition was granted not tion, meet on the first Friday prayers' last close to 30 min- markable growth. too long afterward. The priest utes. The remainder of the time 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD did the same thing on the of each month with each man is spent in private prayer and Men have flocked to its ban- next night of Nocturnal Adora- spending one hour before the meditation. ner as if they had been eager tion again asking the members Blessed Sacrament. The band all along to do so but had only of the Society to pray for his system is used with most of When was the Nocturnal been awaiting the opportunity special intention. This time, he the members being assigned to Adoration Society formed? to present itself. selected another of the girls and one band and these bands are The Society had its origin in for a second time his petition used on a rotating basis with How many Nocturnal Adorers 1810 when it was first organized was granted. This was repeated the hour changing each month. there are in the Diocese now in Rome. It quickly spread to for each succeeding night of The adoration hours begin at is not easy to estimate. France and later the idea of Nocturnal Adoration until all of 10 p.m. and end at 6 a.m. Men Nocturnal Adoration was the girls were brought back to There are now six Societies who, for reason of working on brought to America by a the Catholic Church. in existence and the member- a late night shift or because of Catholic professor, Thomas ship in all probability is at So there you have the power their age or a physical ail- Dwight, who organized a Noc- least 600 with the number pos- of a group that disturbs its ment, do not wish to join one turnal Adoration group in Bos- sibly reaching as high as 700. slumber while all others are of the rotating bands may fix ton in 1882. their hour from 10 to 11 or any sleeping to ride through the Today, there are some 667 These men are from all darkened streets of the city to other hour if they wish. walks of life. There are labor- Nocturnal Adoration Societies go and kneel before The Eu- The Society has no dues. The in the United States and be- ers, attorneys, doctors, in- charistic Lord and pour their surance men . . . you name an only obligation is that you tween 1,500,000 and 1,775,000 heart out to Him in a torrent spend one hour a month before members all over the world. occupation or profession and in of prayer and adoration that is all likelihood there is someone repeated in thousands of other from one of them in a Noc- Nocturnal Adoration Centers turnal Adoration Society in the throughout the world. Diocese. ROOF In Spain, one Nocturnal CLEANING & COATING Not all of the men who start- Adoration group has even built ed out with the Society have its own chapel. In City stayed with it. there is perpetual adoration by m * HY WEISS REWARDS GREAT one group that numbers hun- But for those men who have dreds of men. Some of these COMPLETE HOME stayed with it the rewards and men spend more than one hour satisfaction have been great. a week in adoration before the ^.PAINTING «".i*34 Blessed Sacrament. LICENSED & INSURED No one can measure how MIAMI ENGRAVING COMPANY FR 7-2676 • FR 7-1044 • JE 8-0197 245 N.E. 37th STREET FR 3-3166 much they have grown in God's In the Diocese of Miami, the 2600 N.E. 2nd AVE., MIAMI love, how much good they have done with their prayers, how many souls have been saved by: the sacrifices they have made in getting up in the middle of the night to become a Noctur- FOSTER HOMES nal Adorer. Just how effective are the for Children of all ages prayers of the Society? Father Hector C. Lemieux, For information, call or write Now ajbo For M. E. Murphy I The checks you write in comfort at home " WEST PALM BEACH — Re- or in your office are delivered safely, by quiem Mass was sung in St. mail, with the least effort imaginable. Ann Church for- Martin Earl Murphy who died April 27 at You have a record of the bills you've paid his residence, 192 Dyer Ave. by check, of the exact amount you sent. Mr. Murphy came here from For comfort, safety, and convenience, PHILBRICK Columbus, O., in 1924 and was open your Handicheck or Regular checking AMBULANCE SERVICE president of Murphy Construc- NOW AVA/lAEl'lE tion Co. since 1935. He was a account here, and pay all your bills with director of Mackey Airlines and checks from now on! *1O.OO Gulf Stream Citrus Corp. and FLAT RATE was a member of the Palm THROUGHOUT DAD£ COUNTY Beach Serra Club, Knights of TO OR FROM AIL HOSPITALS NO EXTRA CHARGE' Columbus and American Legion Coral Gables • South Miami. • Miami Shores • Miami Post No. 12. 444-6201 667-2518 751-3613 373-6363 In addition to his wife Do- GALL FOR INFORMATION lores K., he is survived by a oulevard iICK AMBULANCE SERVIC daughter, Dolores Ann; two sons, Martin E. and John E.; a NATIONAL BANK sister, Mrs. J.P. McGuire, Dur- 5000 Biscayne Boulevard—Miami ham, N.C., and four grandchil- Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation dren. Page 16 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida CYO Talent Show Set May 16 At Barry A CYO talent show and winners. show will be used to help build Any CYO member wishing to Hootenanny will be held at 8 Father Walter J. Dockerill, di- a basketball court for the Cath- enter the contest is urged to p.m. Saturday, May 16, at Bar- ocesan director of youth activi- olic Home for Children at Per- register with: Father John ry College. ty, said the proceeds from the rine. Fitzgerald, assistant pastor, St. Vincent de Paul parish, 691- Prizes will be awarded the Dance Is Set May \0 By Hollywood CYAC 7941, chairman of the North Dade Deanery talent show HOLLYWOOD — A Spring to music provided by The committee; Father J. H. Leah, CYAC Council dance under the auspices of the Shores. Refreshments will be assistant pastor at SS. Peter served. Catholic Young Adults Club will and Paul, FR 3-8660, in South All Catholic singles throughout I Calendar be held Sunday, May 10, at the the diocese are invited to at- Dade; or Father Ronald Bro- Hollywood Beach Hotel. tend. Tickets may be obtained hamer, assistant pastor St. Lauderdale Catholic Club — Dancing will begin at 7:30 by calling George J. Franzini, Gregory parish, LU 1-1703, in Bowling banquet, Saturday, p.m. and continue until 11 p.m. president, at 922-2108. Broward. May 9, Palm Aire Country Club. Dancing will follow. For further information call Miss Roeder at JENSEN BEACH winners of the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster contest are Kitty Tutten, Vivian Alonso and 566-9733. Zorcida Garcia, all students at St. Joseph Academy. St. James CYAC — Car wash, WS Saturday, May 9 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in parking lot, NW 131 St. and Fifth Ave. Business Art Workshop Is Planned meeting, 7:30 p.m., Monday, May 11 in parish meeting room. For Barry This Summer St. Theresa CYAC — Social for members, 9:30 p.m., Tues- An art workshop for students May 16 by writing to Sister day, May 12, K. of C. Hall, 270 (AMP MATECUMBE who have completed grades Mary Joseph, O.P., head of Catalonia Ave., Coral Gables. • DIOCESE OF MIAMI CYO < four to ten will be conducted the Barry art department. All Miami Catholic Singles — during June and July by the those who apply will report to : art department at Barry Col- Dance class and social, 8:15 ;Give your children the chance to have * the college at 9 a.m., Saturday, lege. p.m., Wednesday, May 13, May 23, for screening process. Polish-American Club, 1250 NW !un and better themselves by develop- Opportunities will be offered Students who have complet- 22nd Ave. For further informa- ing qualities of self-reliance, in- for experience in working vari- tion call NE 5-6058. ous materials and critique pe- ed grades 4, 5, and 6 will meet dependence and obedience riods will provide direction and on Tuesday and Thursday St. Vincent de Paul CYAC — refinement of techniques and mornings from June 23 to July Business meeting, 7:30 p.m., while they enjoy their , aesthetic judgments. 30 while seventh, eighth, ninth Wednesday, May 13, parish vacation. Reading and discussions cou- and 10th grade pupils will meet hall, 2100 NW 103 St. Everyone pled with projections of accept- on Monday, Wednesday, and between ages of 18-35 is wel- ed masters, both historical and Friday from June 22 to July 31. come to attend. BOYS contemporary, will be provided to develop and refine creative Ages 10 to 14 efforts. (June 14 to August 7) Applications for the workshop must be made no later than GIRLS Ages 10 to 14 CYO At Pompano (August 9 to August 21) Elects New Officers POMPANO BEACH — Phil DECORATIVE FURNITURE PULLS CAMP RATES: One of hundreds of delightful, different and so chic pull! that are The Camp Fee is $20 per week, Nagel is the new president of designed for functional use ... but will show your good taste: and the St. Elizabeth parish CYO. ability as a homemaker. Come in and choose the pulls best suited plus $2. registration fee. Transpor- for your decor. 722S N.W. 7th Avenue Telephone PL 4-54S1 tation will be available to and Other new officers are: Paul Convenient To The North-South Expressway, Use The 69th St. Exit. from camp to those who so desire. Lambert, vice president; Mike Martin, treasurer; and Marya urtxtttxnu. Yates, secretary. Father Mi- chael J. Hannon, assistant pas- tor, is CYO spiritual moderator AN ENTIRELY NEW DIMENSION and Mr. and Mrs. John Gladson are CYO sponsors. IN COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL LAWN CARE Area Youth Accepted For AF Academy John A. MacKay, former state chief squire of the Colum- bian Squires, has been appoint- ed to the Air Force Academy for six years by Congressman Dante B. Fascell. MacKay, 19, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. MacKay, of 5901 SW 104th St., members of Epiphany parish. He will re- port to the Academy June 29. MacKay attended SS. Peter and Paul and Epiphany Ele- OPTIONAL mentary Schools and Palmetto High School. ELECTRIC STARTING One Wheel Steering Full Floating Cutting Section m strong Heavy Duty Wisconsin & Clinton APPLICATION BLANK CAMP MATECUMBE CYO 60" or 42" Engines PLEASE INDICATE . YOU DESIRE TO ATTEND CAMP 2 Speed Trans. w/Reverse Cutting Width Date (s) of Week (s) latial SEND ME YOUR REGISTRATION CARD AND HEALTH CERTIFICATE ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION REQUIREMENT VINYL CORLON THE GRANDEST VINYL Name (s) FLOOR YET MAC'S LAWN MOWER Address - FLOORS "•* INC. SERVICE, INC. City ' OX 6-3202 3709 W. FLAGLER ST. 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May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida . Page 17 tary; Peg Miller, treasurer; Carolyn Seuss, chaplain, and Sylvia Iglesia, historian. By ANGELA CORTEZ By PATRICIA SANDERSON The Sodality of Our Lady at FORT LAUDERDALE — The St. Patrick High School will first of May saw the annual hold its annual May Crowning at Procession and May Crowning By JEAN the 11 a.m. Mass, Sunday. performed at St. Thomas Aqui- FORT MYERS — National ceremony closed with Benedic- nas High School. Sodality Pre- Catholic Youth Adoration Day Officers presiding at the cere- tion of the Most Blessed Sacra- fect Mary Catherine Ungar was observed throughout the mony will be: Noreen Wilkie, ment. crowned the outdoor statue of country on Sunday, May 3. Pam Barnet, Gretcfaen Worden, Patricia Stever won first Our Lady after the First Fri- Here at Verot High School rec- Pat Alvarez, Maria Prio and place in the Freshman division day Mass held at the school. ognition of this day took place Thorn Lundeen. Also held in of the 1964 Vocation Essay Attendants were Alice Webster, on Friday, May 1. honor of Our Lady will be the Contest sponsored by the Serra Toni Boswell, and Rosetta Junior High School Group Club of the Diocese of Miami. Debevec, Sodality officers. Part of these ceremonies was Crowning to take place Friday Mary Fortino, NDA senior, the May Crowning, which be- afternoon. Presiding will be received two special honors at The entire student body recit- gan at 10:30 a.m. Mary Pat Prefect Cristine O'Sullivan. an April 30 Student Council ed the Act of Consecration, Dukas, assisted by attendants Assembly, one unexpected. As sang hymns, and recited the National Honor Society induc- China Lee Larrabee, Clare the district winner of the "Voice Rosary during the ceremonies. tions last Monday afternoon Leonard, Linda Bill, and Susan followed speeches given by sev- of Democracy" Speech contest, Edward Lahey was elected Huber, placed the crown of eral members of the N.H.S. Mary received a $25 savings Student Council President for flowers on the statue of the which was held in St. Patrick bond from a representative of the 1964-65 school year. Named Blessed Mother. auditorium. vice president was David Vac- the Veterans of Foreign Wars. carro. Jean O'Neill will serve Hymns for the May Crown- The speeches were given re- In addition, the Hialeah-Miami as secretary treasurer. ing were sung by the students spectively as follows: Maria Springs Bar Association award- of the school and an Act of Prio, scholarships; Gretchen ed Mary a certificate of honor These Juniors will be follow- Consecration to Mary was also Worden, character; Pam Bar- as part of their newly inaug- ing in the footsteps of Don made by the whole student net, leadership; and Miguel urated program to recognize Feeney, Tom Mikes, and Jean body. The celebration of Mass Almunia, service. Inducted outstanding Miami citizens. NEW LIBRARY at Visitation School in North Miami was fur- Bucknam, this year's officers. and a talk by Father Beau- were: Jon Lyon, Donna Quinn, The VFW representative also nished completely by fathers of students who volunteered to New officers will be inducted mont followed this ceremony. Diana Barranco and Eva Lan. presented Mother Marie Stanis- make furniture and shelves. Mrs. Joseph Biance, shown above, May 10 by the Juniorette Club. Sophomore probationary mem- is one of several mothers who serve as volunteer librarians. A Sadie Hawkins Dance was laus and Sister Immaculata, Elected were: Pat Fegers, pres- bers are Jeffery Morra and Head of the History Depart- ident; Mary Schloss, vice pres- also held here Friday after- Manuel Gonzales. noon, sponsored by the Honor ment, with a "Voice of Democ- ident; Laura Kirscher, secre- racy" certificate of honor for Indian, Chinese, Hawaiian, and ed first place and Ellen O'Neil Society. Athletic games were Outer Space Pavilions. A prize of the seventh grade, a second also held outside during this their interest and cooperation. •••••i was awarded for originality to place. time. Notre Dame seniors glimpsed By CYNTHIA WALEND the happiest day in a Sister's the Juniors' American Pavillion. On Tuesday, Mary Pat Dukas life, her inves'iture as a novice The prize for presentation went Sweet refrains of "Ave, Ave, to ths Freshman Indian Pavil- INDUSTRIAL had exciting news for the Maria" floated heavenward as when they attended the cere- lion and the prize for execution By LORETTA LOPEZ school. As our representative to Notre Dame Academy girls mony held at the Cathedral, ELECTRONICS the contest sponsored by the Friday, May 1, during at which was awarded to the sixth grade WEST HOLLYWOOD — Stu- praised their queen and mother, Hawaiian Pavillion. EVENING CLASSES American Legion Auxiliary, she Mary, at the annual Mary 15 postulants were invested dent Council elections were REGISTER NOW! had been selected to attend Crowning ceremony, May 4. with the habit of the Sisters of The results of a Vicariate- held on May 1 at Madonna Girls' State as one of their Valerie Moulton, was May St. Joseph. wide literary contest, including Academy. delegates. We are sure that PHONE FR 1-1439 Queen. Her court included all of t*i • Sacred Heart schools The results are: president, Frances Henderson, Marcia along the eastern coast of the Sue Hardy; vice president, San- See Our Ad in the Yellow Pages United States, have been an- Nuccetelli, Barbara Lowrey, dy Anton; secretary, Barbara nounced. Carrollton is proud of TUTORING Denise Betancourt, Bettina Vi- By BETH IRWIN Sepielli and treasurer, Nancy the places that her students All School and Business Subjects tale, Patricia Leonhard, Mary Last Monday was not exactly Smith. Since the student body merited. nti ADELPHI PREP Lou Mulcahy, Patricia New- a day of rest for students at will increase considerably in Math and Reading Clinic man, Loretta ~!ussiere, and the Convent of the Sacred Heart In the Junior class Molly the following years, the organi- PL 7-7623 Charlotte McFadden. A wreath even though there were no Fogarty was awarded first zational structure of the Stu- of white carnations was placed classes. A conge (holiday AT place for her essay entitled dent Council is being revised Liberal vs. Conservative Tradi- on the head of a statue of Our school) wad given for the feast to meet the school's demands. Lady by Father Lawrence Con- of the Mother General and the tions. Molly based her essay on After the four main Student MIAMI'S CATHOLIC COLLEGE way. theme of the conge was "The the changes in the two party Council officers were elected, Kneeling before the shrine, Carrollton World's Fair." lines from 1800 to the present FOR MEN ysav. therefore, each homeroom elect- the faculty and girls recited Each class presented a pavil- ed a representative to be an ac- Other Carrollton winners the Act of Consecration, offer- lion of its own. There were tive member of the organiza- were: In the Senior class, Nan- ing Our Lady their hearts. The the Clairol, American, French tion. BISCAYNE cy Mackle, sixth place and Beth fenaiiBiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiniiiii Irwin eighth place. In the Jun- Class representatives are: ior class Susan Hansen merited Vicki Gottlieb, 3A; Jean the eighth place. 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Page 18 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida I I ANK SHILLING Curley High School will hold its fourth annual Spring Con- cert Wednesday, May 13, at from Madonna to Annunciation Adoration Day which was Sun- by the members of the Sodality Notre Dame Academy. Church where Our Blessed Lady day, May 3. of Our Lady. was crowned by Pat Hackett, Father James J. Gleason, C. This year the concert will be After the student body parti- staged jointly with Notre prefect of the Sodality. The M., pastor of St. Vincent de cipated in a Rosary procession ceremony was followed by Ben- Paul Church, officiated at the Dame's orchestra and glee around the school grounds, Pa- club. ediction of the Blessed Sacra- Holy Hour and delivered a ser- tricia Gauvey, Sodality Prefect, ment. mon on the role which youth crowned a statue of the Blessed The concert will consist of must play in combatting com- Mother with flowers in a grotto four parts: Concert Orchestra, munism. set up near the school. Glee Club, Marching Band, and The Pace High Drama Club Dance Band. Hymns and Benediction of the under the direction of Mr J.P. SUMMER PROGRAM By ADRIENNE MOORE Blessed Sacrament followed. Two more scholarships have FORT PIERCE — Music fill- Kisicki, will present the three- been added to the list received ed the air Sunday May 3 when act comedy, "Our Hearts Were by Curley seniors this year. FOR STUDENTS AND ADULTS the Central Catholic High Young and Gay" by Cornelia Martin Mennes and Tom Tal- choral group and marching Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- bot both received half-tuition brough. Peiformances will be at * CARDINAL GIBBONS band entertained. Selections scholarships to Catholic Univer- 4601 BAY VIEW DRIVE, FT. LAUDERDALE, 566-3932 from "West Side Story," reli- 8 p.m. May 15 and 10 in Our sity in Washington, D.C. Lady of Perpetual Help Parish gious songs, and western bal- By MARY-JO KEMPE The scholarship is the second * ST. Hall. The public is invited. \ lads were on the program. On May 1, the Feast of St. one for Talbot, who also was 2801 S.W. 12th STREET, FT. LAUDERDALE, LU 1-2127 I The band presented march- Joseph the Workman, the facul- awarded one to St. Edward's * CHAMINADE i; ing themes and songs from var- ty and students of Immaculata University in Austin, Texas. were among those attending Both rank in the top fourth of 500 E. CHAMINADE DRIVE, HOLLYWOOD, 989-5150, ious shows among them "Cam- By DENISE O'MARA elot", "Romeo and Juliet" and the ceremony of Investiture of their class and are active in FORT LAUDERDALE — 15 postulants of the Sisters of sports and extra - curricular * MADONNA ACADEMY "Drumming through the Rye" 3600 S.W. 32nd BLVD., WEST HOLLYWOOD, 989-8340 featuring Yvonne Forget on her Cardinal Gibbons High's third St. Joseph at St. Mary's Cathe- activities at Curley. swingin' drums. Sister Rose annual Talent Show will be held dral. * MONSIGNOR PACE today in the school assembly Dolores, O.P. and Mr. Arthur Immaculata was proud to 15600 N.W. 32nd AVENUE, NORTH MIAMI, 624-8534 Pottorff did a wonderful job in hall. have among those receiving the conducting each group. The C.G.H. chapter of the habit two of its graduates: NOW'S * ARCHBISHOP CURLEY Thespians is sponsoring the Janet R e n u a r t av>d Jane 300 N.E. 50th STREET, MIAMI, PL 1-8367 Auditions are being held by event this year. Stoecker. THE Sister M. Laura, O.P. for the Entries include boys and girls The Convent chapel altar was * ST. JULIANNA annual talent show, this year from each class performing a beautifully decorated with pink 326 PINE TERRACE, WEST PALM BEACH, 655-1922 sponsored by the National Hon- variety of acts that display their carnations given by the Senior TIME or Society. Songs, dances, piano individual talent. Class as a Feast day gift to the A complete and comprehensive developmental players, and comedians head A speech contest sponsored sisters of St. Joseph who teach To Learn reading course designed to improve those skills the list of talent. The date of by the Lauderdale Beach Opti- at Immaculata. Another Language. which insure success in school. For students from the show has not yet been dis- The tathematics teachers of grades seven through college, POWEREADING closed. mist Club was held at the Sier- Learn It The World ra Inn Restaurant, Wednesday the school attended the Mathe- Famous Berlitz Way. provides the means for mastery of the vital areas evening, April 29. All entries matics convention of the Na- of reading efficiency. COST $20.00 PLUS REGIS- spoke on "Optimism: The For- tional Association of Math TRATION FEE. mula for Freedom." Teachers at the Fontainebleau By MARYANN FLYNN Hotel April 22-25. and BILL WANAMAKER Paul Ott was awarded first June 8-26 (5 days/wk.-3 wks.) place, John McDargh, second; Students are new studying School Of Languages 8-10 A.M. The Msgr. Pace High School and Mike Coleman, third; all with renewed vigor for the last 242 N.E. 2nd AVE. 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. trackmen .nade a fine showing three boys are sophomores at six weeks in preparation for FRanklin 1-3686 June 8-19 (5 evgs/wk. - 2 wks.) at the SAC championships last Gibbons. final examinations. 6:30 - 9:30 P.M. Saturday. Fred Krishon won a Dick Ott, a junior at Gib- July 6-24 (5 days/wk. - 3 wks.) second place ribbon in the high bons, has been selected by the 8-10 A.M. jump and G a r f i e 1 d Jackson American Legion of Fort Laud- 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. placed fifth in the ICO-yard dash. erdale to attend Florida Boy's July 6-17 (5 evgs/wk. 2 wks.) BE A BEAUTICIAN! 6:30 - 9:30 P.M. Since this is the first year of State. Enroll Now — Classes Now Forming August 3-21 (5 days/wk. - 3 wks.) participation in the event, the Day and Evening Classes 8-10 A.M. team expresses great hope for Easy Payments • Free Job Placement next season. 10:30 AM. - 12:30 P.M. The Pace Forensic team was By MARGARET O'BRIEN | PHONE PL 7-978! ] August 3-14 (5 evgs/wk. - 2 wks.) well represesented at the For- On Thursday, April 30, the 6:30 - 9:30 P.M. ensic league Tournament at parents of Cardinal Newman NORTH MIAMI BEAUTY SCHOOL Coral Park High School. Rick High students came to the One of Florida's Finer Schools Leonardi placed first in decla- school to pick up their chil- 815 N.E. 125th ST. Opp. Food Fair mation and Robert Preziosi won dren's report cards and to have second honors. conferences with the teachers. 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May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 BUT LOSES TO RIVIERA BEACH 4-0 . . St. Dominic Undefeated Surprising Aquinas Makes Tourney Finals (n CYo Softball League By JACK HOUGHTELING advanced to Class AA competi- While St. Thomas was mak- Undefeated St. Dominic clung A game originally scheduled to first spot in the South Dade St. Thomas Aquinas almost tion next season. .ft.! , ing its big noise in the Class between Visitation and Opa- A tournament, Archbishop Cur- Division of the Dade County locka last Sunday will be re- — but not quite — pulled off "It sure looked like a long ley High and pitcher George CYO Softball League last Sun- scheduled at a later date. the season's biggest high school Martin finished off their unim- day by winning its fourth season for while," admitted The schedule for this Sunday, pressive season with a big up- baseball surprise as it fought Coach Hal Schroder of the straight on a forfeit over St. May 10, is as follows: set. Theresa CYO. its way to the finals of the Raiders, "but we ended up with NORTH DADE DIVISION Camp Matecumbe holds down Class A-7 tournament. The Knights stopped Miami (Barry College Field) those good ones in the tourna- In the championship game second place in the North Dado 2 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul vs. Opa- However, like all good things, ment along with victories over Jackson's bid for the Gold Coast Division with a 3-0 record after locka against Riviera Beach, the Conference Southern Division 3:30 p.m. St. vs. Na- the Raiders' brief winning eking out a close 8-7 win over tivity Strana'.an and Fort Lauderdale Raiders got five hits but and AA-8 title with a 4-1 deci- (North Miami Recreation Field) St. Michael (2-2) last Sunday streak had to come to an end High. sion on Martin's nifty two-hitter. 2 p.n». &t. Monica vs. Our Lady Of couldn't put any together for in a game postponed from ear- Perpetual Help — a 4-0 loss at the hands of It was the first triumph eight 3:30 p.m. Visitation vs. St. James Riviera Beach High in the fin- "The kids came along real runs. GCC games for Curley. lier in the season. St. Michael, SOUTH DADE DIVISION however, playing a double- (West Miami Recreation Field) als of the 11-school tournament. well at the end of the season Fitzgibbons started and was 2 p.m. St. Hugh vs. Immaculate Con- but we just didn't have enough It was also the first start of header, came back to defeat St. ception The Raiders went into the relieved in the fourth when he Hugh 6-1. 3:30 p.m. Holy Rosary vs. St. Tim- hitting to go all the way." started losing his control. He the season for Martin, a 5-8, 140- othy tournament with an undistin- pound lefty, who had pitched In the only other South Dade (Camp Matecumbe) gave up two hits in the 2 p.m. St. Dominic vs. St. Michael guished 4-10 record after play- Leftfielder Larry Napp and just two-thirds of an inning Division game last Sunday, St. 3:30 p.m. St. Theresa vs. Camp ing most of their regular sea- first three innings, Riviera gain- Matecumbe rightfielder John Luzzo carried prior to his starting assignment. Timothy CYO (2-2) won out League standings are as follows: son games against bigger, ing a two-run lead in the second the St. Thomas hitting load over NORTH DAOK DIVISION Class AA rivals and then pro- while Schroder cited the late and adding single runs, both un- Curley finished its campaign (1-2) by a score of 3-1. WON LOST ceeded to astonish the experts. with a 6-10 record. St. Dominic 4 0 season development of shortstop earned, in the fourth and sixth. Nativity CYO (3-0) leader of Camp Matecumbe 3 0 John Dow, third baseman Jack St. Michael 2 2 St. Thomas knocked off La- Uruski had pitched a two- the North Dade Division, won a St. Timothy 2 2 Frawley and catcher John Ce- Immaculate Conception 1 2 Salle, 1-0, in their first test, hitter in stopping Pace in the Swimming Meet runaway victory over Our Lady St. Theresa 1 3 vittini as additional reasons for of Perpetual Help (2-2) 17-2. Holy Rosary 0 1 came back on Monday to top- the Aquinas surge. semifinals. The loss for Pace St. Hugh 0 4 ple Msgr. Pace of Miami, 5-0, ended their season with a 9-4 In other North Dade Division SOUTH DADE DIVISION WON LOST in the tournament's semifnals, Andy Uruski and Ned Fitzgib- record to share top honors, per- Scheduled June 7 games, St. James CYO (1-2) de- Nat ivity 3 0 feated St. Rose of Lima (3-1) Opa -locka 2 0 before losin the title match to bons handled the pitching centage - wise, with LaSalle of A CYO Diocesan swimming St. Rose of Lima 3 1 Riviera, a school that will be chores. Miami, 10-4. 10-5 and St. Vincent de Paul O. L. P. H. 2 2 meet will be held Sunday, (1-3) won a high-scoring contest St. James I 2 June 7, at Camp Matecumbe. st Vincent de Paul 1 3 over St. Monica (0-3) 11-6. Vis itation 0 1 St. Monica 0 3 Martin Krpan, staff assist- ant in the Diocesan CYO Of- ROOF COATING fice, said the deadline for en- tries will by May 27. Florida City Unbeaten Entry blanks are obtainable by MURRAY! from the CYO Office, 6180 NE In CYO Volleyball League Fourth Ct, Miami, PL 7-5714. Florida City leads the South In the North Dade Division, GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES Boys' events will include: 50- Dade Division of the Dade Immaculate Conception took two yard free , 50-yard back County CYO Girls' Volleyball straight games from St. James stroke, 50-yard breast stroke, League after defeating St. Hugh 15-9 and 15-6. 50-yard butterfly and 100-yard two straight games 15-3 and free style. 15-1. The schedule for this Sunday Boys entering the diving com- Florida City's record now is is as follows: petition must make four com- two wins and no losses. St. St. Hugh va. Holy Rosjary pulsory dives, back dive, in- St. Dominic vs. Florida. City Hugh is in second place in the St. Vincent de Paul vi». St. James ward dive, forward dive, and O.L.P.H. vai. Immaculat« Concep- South Dade Division with a rec- tion forward dive with a half twist. ord of two wins and one loss. League standings are as follows: NORTH DADE DIVISION The girls' events will include In the only other South Dade WON LOST the 25-yard breast stroke, 25- Division contest played, St. St. Vincent de Paul 1 0 Immaculate Conception 1 1 T LL ROOF on the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Barrett, 10 N.E. 102nd Street, is a typical yard back stroke, 25-yard free Dominic CYO defeated Holy St. James 0 0 O.L.P.H. 0 0 example of the SUPERIOR ROOF COATING by MURRAY. This exclusive process consists of style and the 50-yard free Rosary two straight games 15-0 SOOTH DADE DIVISION cleaning, sealing, pressure coating with ROOF WHITE SUPREME and Siliconizing for the style. and 15-9. Florida City 2 0 most beautiful and longest lasting white roof. Fungicides used in coating prevents Fungicida! St. Hugh 2 1 St. Dominic 1 1 regrowth. First Day • Pressure clean tile roof of dirt, mold, mildew and fungus • Pressure Holy Rosary 0 3 clean walls, awnings, walks, patios and pool areas. Second Day • Check roof and re-cement loose tile. Check all roof openings and vents. • Seal all horizontal lines with a plasticized white cement sealer. Third Day • First coat of ROOF WHITE SUPREME is applied gener- Save with the Leader — Elementary League ously Fourth Day • Apply second coat of ROOF WHITE SUPREME at right angles to base coat, fifth Day • Apply finish coat of GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONE. • Wash all out- Standings Are Listed side windows. Leave premises spic and span. FRANK LUISI NORTHERN DIVISION THIS EXCLUSIVE PROCESS AVAILABLE FOR GRAVEL ROOFS WON LOST Sales Manager Immaculate Conception 10 Florida's Fastest Growing Coating Firm. Sales up 800% in the past two years. We cordially Our Lady of Perpetual Help 9 invite your further inquiry. Estimates cheerfully quoted. 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M pb* «*i«l ***>* •*•••' «•*• May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 Adoration Vigil Kept By Men From All Walks Of Life By BOB CONNELLY who had married members of In the stillness of the night another faith during wartime. they go by bands, and alone The priest was not having to worship before the Blessed too much success despite his Sacrament. best efforts. So he hit on the They do not have to go. They idea of placing a petition in (haifle volunteered to worship front of the kneeler used by the and to make reparation for the "chief reader" in the Noctur- many sins that are committed nal Adoration Society. This pe- throughout the world each day. tition was that the members of the Society pray for a spe- There is no visible reward. It cial intention of the priest's. NOCTURNAL ADORATION Society members at SS. Peter and recent visit here by Father Lemieux. There are now a total of is only in their hearts that And the special intention of the Paul Church listen to talk by Father Hector C. Lemieux, S. S. S., six Nocturnal Adoration Societies in the Diocese of Miami with these men know that they are priest — not mentioned in the of New York City, national Director of the Society, during a almost 700 members enrolled. doing something that pleases written petition — was that not LUBRICATED YOUR WINDOWS LATELY? God and will gain them an just any of the girls who had Nocturnal Adoration Socieites, the Blessed Sacrament but this Use "L.C.Wax" Aluminum Lubricant, the proven easy way eternal reward hereafter. to bave Clean, Long-Lasting Velvety Smooth operating married a non-Cabholic be at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs does not bind under pain of sin. Windows, Doors, Locks, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Folding brought back to the church but Furniture, Tools, Zippers, Etc. It has been less than three in Fort Lauderdale; SS. Peter During the Hour of Adora- Available in Squirt cans - Aerosols - Quarts - Gallons that a particular one be re- at most Builder Supply, Paint and Hardware Stores. years since the first Nocturnal and Paul; Visitation; St. Rose tion, members recite prayers turned to the fold. Mfrd. by Eugene Dornish & Son, Since 1952 Adoration Society was formed of Lima; Little Flower, Holly- from the Office of the Blessed 975 S.W. 12th St., Pompano Beach, Florida in the Diocese of Miami and AGAIN GRANTED wood, and Immaculate Concep- Sacrament in English. These since then it has had a re- The petition was granted not tion, meet on the first Friday prayers last close to 30 min- markable growth. too long afterward. The priest utes. The remainder of the time DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD did the same thing on the of each month with each man is spent in private prayer and Men have flocked to its ban- next night of Nocturnal Adora- spending one hour before the meditation. ner as if they had been eager tion again asking the members Blessed Sacrament. The band all along to do so but had only of the Society to pray for his system is used with most of When was the Nocturnal been awaiting the opportunity special intention. This time, he the members being assigned to Adoration Society formed? to present itself. selected another of the girls and one band and these bands are The Society had its origin in for a second time his petition used on a rotating basis with How many Nocturnal Adorers 1810 when it was first organized was granted. This was repeated the hour changing each month. there are in the Diocese now in Rome. It quickly spread to for each succeeding night of The adoration hours begin at is not easy to estimate. France and later the idea of Nocturnal Adoration until all of 10 p.m. and end at 6 a.m. Men Nocturnal Adoration was the girls were brought back to There are now six Societies who, for reason of working on brought to America by a the Catholic Church. in existence and the member- a late night shift or because of Catholic professor, T h o m as ship in all probability is at So there you have the power their age or a physical ail- Dwight, who organized a Noc- least 600 with the number pos- of a group that disturbs its ment, do not wish to join on^ turnal Adoration group in Bos- sibly reaching as high as 700. slumber while all others are of the rotating bands may fix ton in 1882. their hour from 10 to 11 or any sleeping to ride through the Today, there are some 667 These men are from all darkened streets of the city to other hour if they wish. walks of life. There are labor- Nocturnal Adoration Societies go and kneel before The Eu- The Society has no dues. The in the United States and be- ers, attorneys, doctors, in- charistic Lord and pour their surance men . . . you name an only obligation is that you tween 1,500,000 and 1,775,000 heart out to Him in a torrent spend one hour a month before members all over the world. occupation or profession and in of prayer and adoration that is all likelihood there is someone repeated in thousands of other from one of them in a Noc- Nocturnal Adoration Centers turnal Adoration Society in the throughout the world. Diocese. ROOF In Spain, one Nocturnal CLEANING & COATING Not all of the men who start- Adoration group has even built ed out •with the Society have by its own chapel. In Mexico City stayed with it. there is perpetual adoration by HY WEISS REWARDS GREAT one group that numbers hun- But for those men who have dreds of men. Some of these COMPLETE HOME stayed with it the rewards and men spend more than one hour satisfaction have been great. a week in adoration before the LICENSED & INSURED Blessed Sacrament. No one can measure how FR 7-2676 • FR 7-1044 • JE 8-0197 MIAMI ENGRAVING COMPANY 245 N.E. 37th STREET FR 3-3166 much they have grown in God's In the Diocese of Miami, the |' 2600 N.E. 2nd AVE., MIAMI love, how much good they have done with their prayers, how many souls have been saved by: the sacrifices they have made in getting up in the middle of the night to become a Noctur- FOSTER HOMES nal Adorer. Just how effective are the for Children of all ages prayers of the Society? Father Hector C. Lemieux, : For information, call or write Now a jbook that's 'our Checkbook is S.S.S., the Society's national di- porfdnt and Versatile rector, told this story about a Pleasant fo count fts worth is Nocturnal Adoration Society in Catholic Welfare Bureau Is the book Unlimited the Midwest, when he came to 1325 West Flagler Street That you get with There's no charge Miami for the induction of the ; Miami, Florida, 33135 — 377-8661 Your Checking Account To yotf, for members of the SS. Peter and;I "Your Checkbook is IrnjM-inting your name Paul Adoration group some'. • Catholic Welfare Bureau More? Jhon it first O Personal or Special weeks ago. ]'• 809 Belvedere Road Checks its the sap* '* ytf&r Record, So open s Ch^cwng It seemed that the spiritual; West Palm Beach, Fjorida — 833-9794 Receipt, proof of cewnrai your leisure director of this particular mid- Solvency 'Cause swrtg yw western Society was having dif- Catholic Welfare Bureau Your Checkbook j*< Personalized Checks ficulty in carrying out an as- 2710A Fowler Street Is our Pleasure signment he had been given by Fort Myers, Florida, 33901 — ED 7-8394 Your name is his pastor — to bring back to Imprinted the Church a number of girls.; Catholic Service Bureau of Broward County King To See Pope 1300 South Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida — JA 2-9970 VATICAN CITY (NO — King Hussein of Jordan, who was LITTLE RIVER BANK AND TRUST COMPANY host to Pope Paul Paul VI dur- Persons interested in providing homes for Cuban refugee 8017 N. E. SECOND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA ing most of the Pontiff's three- children, 6 to 18 years old, should contact the Catholic Welfare Bureau — Cuban Children's Program, 1325 West day pilgrimage to the Holy Flagler Street, Miami, 377-8661. MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Land last January, will pay a visit to the Pope on May 11.

May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 ELECTIONS, Have lt Fixed New Officers For Women's Clubs A SERVICE COLUMN Spring elections and installa- Guild following 10 a.m. brunch sumed their duties for 1964-65 tions highlight Catholic women's Saturday, May 9 at the Miami are Mrs. Richard Engel, vice CARLS TV SERVICE clubs activities before organiza- Shores Country Club. president; Mrs. Rudolph Bore- TV — STEREO — HI-FI — RADIO tions throughout the Diocese ko, recording secretary; Mrs. MOTOROLA DEALER adjourn for the summer months. Mrs. Jay A. Weber, a past Fred Maas, corresponding sec- 22nd AVE. and W. FLAGLER ST. president of the Guild, will also NE 4-8402 retary and Mrs. Paul Weller, 1630 i-I.W. 54th ST. OX 6-1437 * * * install Mrs. John J. Ward and treasurer. OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FORT LAUDERDALE — Mrs. Mrs. James Waters, vice presi- Charles Bougher will be install- dents; Mrs. Marcel Gloria, cor- Mrs. H. J. G. Essex, national ed as president of Blessed Sac- responding secretary; Mrs. John vice chairman of Organization SHOE REPAIR rament Woman's Club Saturday, R. A. Collins, recording secre- and Development of the NCCW SPECIAL — MEN'S May 9 in the Gait Ocean Mile tary and Mrs. C. L. Kirkpatrick, was the guest speaker. OR BOYS' RUBBER treasurer. HEELS — 79* Hotel following 9 a.m. Mass in • • • 7941 N.E. 2nd AVE. Blessed Sacrament Church. Members of the Guild will ob- MIAMI 38, FLORIDA CORAL GABLES — Mrs. W. PL 4-1595 Fathei Robert Reardon, pas- serve a Corporate Communion T. Clark, new president of St. tor, will also install Mrs. Joseph during the 9 a.m. Mass in St. Joseph Auxiliary of the Catholic MID-LYN Pelski and Mrs. Herbert Camp- Rose of Lima Church preceding Home for Children, will be for- PLUMBING REPAIR bell, vice president; Mrs. Cye the brunch. DEPT., INC. Sobeck, recording secretary; mally installed during luncheon 11958 W. DIXIE H'WAY • * * at noon, Thursday, May 14 at PL 1-2451 Mrs. Robert Liberty, treasurer; FOR GUARANTEED WORK and Mrs. Frank Stewart, cor- WEST HOLLYWOOD — Mrs. the Coral Gables Country Club. A.ways Co.. MID-LYN responding secretary. John Kopian was installed as Mrs. Lee Cuddy and Mrs. president of St. Bernadette's Julia Weiss are vice presidents, Guest speaker will be Father Women's Guild during a dinner Mrs. Marie DeConcillis, record- Voice Phot-o SEWING David J. Heffernan, pastor, St. at the Reef in Fort Lauderdale MACHINES ing secretary; Mrs. William GOLDEN JUBILARIANS, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Baker re- Pius X parish and diocesan last Wednesday. Hodgin, treasurer; and Mrs. An- REPAIRED moderator of the Miami DCCW. ceive the blessing of Msgr. K. E. Philbin following a Mass of Mrs. Joseph Nader, treasurer tony Sotile, corresponding sec- Thanksgiving offered last Saturday in the Church of St. Hugh. No Charge if of the Miami DCCW and past retary. Not Repaired for $2.00 Mrs. Alfred Skaf and Mrs. 12910 N.W. 7th AVE. Felix Petrone are co-chairmen president of the Broward Coun- Reservations may be made by TEL. 685-1564 of arrangements assisted by ty Deanery, also installed Mrs. calling Mrs. Robert Wolf at ABC SEWING CENTER Mrs. William F. X. Ferguson, Arthur Anthony, vice president; Coconut Grove Couple Mrs. James O'Grady, recording MO 5-1709 or Mrs. Weiss at Mrs. J. R. Corriveau, Mrs. Pel- 665-1576 ski, Mrs. C. C. Sobeck and Mrs. secretary; Mrs. Joseph Basso, George Seifert. treasurer; and Mrs. Al Toth, • * * Marks Golden Wedding corresponding secretary. FORT LAUDERDALE COCONUT GROVE — The 50th Wed in St. Monica Church, • DRAPERIES • SLIPCOVERS * * * anniversary of their marriage Quality Work • Reasonable Guests included Father Rob- — Mrs. Joseph McCarthy, re- New York City, on April 30, PLANTATION KEY — Mrs. was observed Saturday in St. ert Hostler, pastor, and Father cently reelected president of St. 1914, the Bakers came to Miami COLOR THERAPY, Inc. Richard Snyder has been in- Anthony Catholic Woman's Hugh Church by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Chintz. in 1934 and were formerly mem- 924 N.W. 119th ST. 688-9271 stalled as president of San Club, will be installed Tuesday, Joseph H. Baker. Pedro Altar and Rosary Society. May 12 at 9 a.m. during break- Msgr. R.E. Philbin, who bap- bers of Little Flower parish, • * * Coral Gables; and St. Michael Other new officers installed Mrs. Bert Behar will be in- fast at the Terrace Patio. tized Mr. Baker when he was converted to the faith eight the Archangel parish. Before his by Father Luis Altonaga during stalled as president of St. Bren- Msgr. John O'Looney, pastor, years ago, offered the Mass of retirement, Mr. Baker was a dinner at the Chesapeake Sea- dan Woman's Club during cere- will also install Mrs. Joseph B. Thanksgiving and witnessed the ON food House are Mrs. Harry De- monies at 7 p.m., Tuesday, May Naber, vice president; Mrs. yachtsman. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS renewal of nuptial vows in the neil and Mrs. Richard Saul, vice 12 in St. Brendan Church. Francis P. Dreyer, treasurer; presence of the family and Mrs. Baker is a charter CARROLL MUSIC CORP. presidents; Mrs. Dorothy Rob- Msgr. Thomas O'Donovan, and Miss Mary V. Nager, re- member of the Mercy Hospital 3645 N.W. 17th Ave. friends of the couple. Tel. NEwton 3-0133 erts, treasurer; Mrs. Ednob pastor, will also install Mrs. cording secretary. Auxiliary and serves as a Gray Mulhern, recording secretary Lady at the diocesan hospital. Harry Hoffman and Mrs. Frank The club will observe a Cor- and Mrs. Laurence Abel, cor- She is also an active member Abbot, vice presidents; Mrs. porate Communion during 8 a.m. responding secretary. of the St. Joseph Auxiliary of COMPLETE James McCarthy, recording sec- Mass in St. Anthony Church. Fashion Show the Catholic Home for Children. WINDOW SERVICE retary; Mrs. Nathaniel Pass- Mrs. George B. Norton is in * • * They have four children in- * RENOVATE STEEL WINDOWS PUNTA GORDA — Mrs.more, treasurer and Mrs James charge of arrangements for the At Lauderdale Jones, corresponding secretary. breakfast and reservations may cluding two daughters, Sister * BROKEN GLASS REPLACED James Dodge was installed as FORT LAUDERDALE — •k REPUTTYING be made by calling Mrs. Ed- Mary Richard, S.S.J., a member president of the Guild of Our Their annual luncheon and fash- it WINDOW ADJUSTMENT • * * ward J. Goggin at JA 3-0349 of lie faculty at St. James AND LUBRICATION Lady of Sacred Heart parish ion show will be sponsored by MIAMI SHORES — Mrs. Al- or Mrs. L. M. Marshall at the Mothers Auxiliary of St. School, Orlando; and Mrs. Hugh -k REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR during dinner. bert Ciampi was installed as G. Higgs, St. Dominic parish; ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS JA 3-7567. Thomas Aquinas High School if REPLACE OLD WINDOWS WITH president of St. Rose of Lima at noon, Saturday, May 9 in the and two sons, Richard of Miami; JALOUSIE OR AWNING WINDOWS Other officers installed by Fa- * CUSTOM MADE SCREENS ther James E. Quinn, pastor, Mothers' Club during a luncheon school cafetorium. and Lt. Harry Baker stationed * SCREENS REPAIRED are Mrs. Emil Becker, vice held Wednesday at the Doral Girls who are members of the with the U. S. Navy in San president; Mrs. Geoffrey Lane, Beach Hotel. junior and senior classes will Diego; four grandchildren and Maintenance, Inc. Guild To Present!' two great-grandchildren. recording secretary; and Mrs. Other officers reelected and model clothes designed by 7400 N.E. 2nd AVE. PL 1-4584 F. L. Laurent, treasurer. installed are Mrs. G. Lewis Variety Show [• themselves under direction of Mr. and Mrs. Baker will tour King and Mrs. Jean McCul- Mrs. Evelyn Wolfanger, home famous shrines in Europe this Guest speaker was Father "World's Fair-est" is the j lough, vice presidents; Mrs. economics instructor. summer in observance of their CAMERA Patrick McDonnell, pastor, St. theme of the second annual \ Richard Lachner, treasurer; Tickets may be obtained by golden jubilee. Cecilia parish and supervising variety show which mem- : REPAIR Mrs. Harold Herring, recording contacting Mrs. Maurice Betz, principal of Bishop Verot High bers of St. Timothy Wom- DEVELOPING secretary and Mrs. Mary Chris- chairman of arrangements, at School. an's Guild will present at PRINTING tie, corresponding secretary. LU 3-8234. FOR THE Christopher Columbus High The school is staffed by PITMAN PHOTO SERVICE * * • School auditorium on Satur- FORT LAUDERDALE — Mrs. Adrian Dominican Sisters. 1830 N.W. 36th St. • NE 5-1761 • • • day and Sunday, May 9 Daniel Peschio will be installed CORAL GABLES — Mrs. and 10. i as president of St. Pius X Wom- Harry Caplan was installed as en's Club following 8 a.m. Mass, president of the Little Flower Tertiaries Meet GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK Larry Bowers and Dan [• SPECIALISTS Monday, May 11, in the parish Society during' ceremonies on Murphy are co-directors of f At Barry Sunday church. Monday evening in the school the show which will begin at j' MIAMI SHORES — Plans for THE CLOCK SHOPPE cafeteria. 8:15 nightly and will feature '" 8975 BISCAYNE BLVD. Father David J. Heffernan, reception, profession, and re- 754-9711 MIAMI SHORES Msgr. Peter Reilly, pastor, 22 acts presented by a cast ' pastor, will also install Mrs. newal of profession of Domini- "ANYTHING IN TIME" Little Flower parish, also in- of more than 80 persons. . Ralph Palaia and Miss Blanche can Tertiaries will be discuss- •> Meagher, vice presidents; Mrs. stalled Miss Clara Hoffman, Tickets for the benefit may ed during the monthly meeting 0. J. Libert, recording secre- Mrs. George Elias, and Mrs. BLANKETS — WOOLENS be obtained at the door. of the Third Order of St. Dom- CLEANED — PUT IN BAGS. tary; and Mrs. Harry Home, George McMuIlen, vice presi- inic at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, May PILLOWS — RENOVATED AND DEODORIZED. PUT IN BAGS. treasurer. dents; Mrs. Laury Buck, cor- 10 at Barry College. responding secretary; Miss Esther's Cleaner & Breakfast will follow at the Julian Johanningmann, record- Laundry 12320 N.E. 6th AVENUE Lauderdale Rutter Hotel, 4240 ing secretary; Miss Charlotte NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA Gait Ocean Mile at 9:30 a.m. Laptos, historian and Mrs. R.S. 214 Miller, parliamentarian. Miracle Mile Reservations may be made Coral Gables BETTER VACUUM by calling Mrs. Don McNeal or • • * V SERVICE CO. Mrs. Palaia. Member HOMESTEAD — Mrs. Max- Charg-lt PH. 444-3013 | Sales and Service — All Makes * * * well Reid was recently installed OPEN SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS as president of the Sacred Heart PARTS & SERVICE MIAMI SHORES — Mrs. Coral Gables & MON. & FRI. EVE. 12327 N.E. 6th AVENUE Altar Society. THE fine JEWELRY STORES Fart Lauderdale James Stewart will be installed 'TIL 9 P.M. NORTH MIAMI, FLA. PL 1-2889 as president of St. Rose of Lima Other officers who also as- •••:»:•••:••:••:•••:••:••:«:••:" «:«:..;' May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23 ft LllSISTERS By Bill O'MJIey FOR SISTERS: A ROOF AND A BED The Question Box IN TONIGHT 17 VOUNG SISTERS will go to bed together in a room not much larger than the average American bedroom. They are novices, in train- Who Are The Members ing to be SISTERS OF THE IMITA- TION OF CHRIST. The roof leaks, and the walls may easily collapse. Of The Mystical Body? Writes the Mother Superior: "The building may no longer stand the By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY onslaught of the monsoons." . . . These young Sisters rarely have a Q. 1. What is the Mystical Body? 2. Who are its members? good night's sleep. Do they com- 3. What are the requirements to become a member? 4. Are its plain? — No, poverty and hardship members only those who are living? 5. Are its restrictions only they accept out of love for Christ... for those of the Catholic faith? To construct a brand new building The Holy Father's Mission Aid will cost only $3,000. We mention A. The Mystical Body can be A. This is a paradox. Its for the Oriental Church this because a new building is a understood only in terms of Je- meaning is something like this: bargain: It will serve as a permanent novitiate for years and sus Christ, the Incarnate Son don't descend to the level of a years to come ... Will you help just a little? . . . INDIA of God. He became man to re- fool or you will argue like a is a promising mission field—and the health of our native deem and sanctify men. He ac- fool yourself; and yet you must Sisters is a first consideration. The novitiate would make a complished this, essentially, by argue with him to show him splendid memorial for those you love ... Please help "just a His life, death, resurrection, how foolish he is. little," at least. If everyone sends $1 or $5 or even more, the Sisters will soon be sleeping easily. and ascension. But He must The first 12 verses of this still bring the effects of it to chapter have a dozen wise ob- WHAT'S A SISTER WORTH? each person on earth. servations about fools, and the First of all, the girl who becomes a Sister is a rare individual The Mystical Body is an ex- concluding one is: because Christ has picked her out to be His bride . . , Her tension of Himself, a continu- "You see a man wise in his services are priceless because they are not for sale . . . She ation of His redeeming and own eyes? asks nothing for herself. She asks only to be trained . . . We sanctifying activities, and it em- "There is more hope for a have the names of 137 Sisters in INDIA who are asking to be braces all those who come to fool than for him." trained. Would you like to train one of them? . . . The Sister © tftff BUI O*MiIky DUtrtbutod by AT* PubUctdoa SWVIOM. you train will write to you, and you may write to her. She will Him in faith and baptism. • * * It is a union of the people of be an "adopted" member of your family . . . Her two-year I TELL ycUSKI? IT'LL N Q. In our area there are quite training costs $300 altogether—$150 a year—and you may space God, joined each and all to a a few priests who call the Gos- your payments to suit your own convenience. (Some sponsors WON'T LET YOU STAY.* common head, Jesus Christ, pels "Gospel Stories." Now it send $12.50 each month) . . . Here are two ADORATION Who seeks to share His divine seems a lot of people believe SISTERS who need training: SISTER LISSY and SISTER life with them. BENJAMIN . , . Why not drop us a line, with your initial that stories are something that payment. The most intimate members you do not need to believe as of the Mystical Body are those the truth. It seems to me that ST. who are joined to Jesus Christ some people who hear the priest We remember the incident, in the life of St. Francis, when by baptism, faith and love. They say "Gospel Stories" feel that the Saint was first ushered into the presence of the Pope. The Nurse To Priest Converted share His life in full measure. it is not necessary to believe Pope recognized him immediately. He had dreamt that this However, those who have lost them; so I think it is wrong simple, holy, man would re-build the Church by flooding the love are also members, united to call them stories. Would it world with charity . . . Your "stringless gifts" do exactly this Through His Great Faith to the rest of the Body, and to not be better to call them "Gos- in our 18-country mission world. They help us flood the world pel Truths?" with charity. Tell us to use your gift, large or small, where By FATHER JOHN O'BRIEN but also cheerful resignation. Christ its Head, by baptism and it's needed most. When he learned that I had faith. Those who have rejected A. You may have a good What is the factor which, never been baptized, he wasfaith cut themselves off from point there. However, there are next to the grace of God, is YOUR 2-CENTS' WORTH shocked. 'I won't die,' he said effective membership in the manwhicyh arthinge simpls iny thstoriese Gospel: thes chiefly responsible for kindling THAT'S ALL IT COSTS to join this association—2 cents a stubbornly, 'until I know that Body. parables. day. You share in the Masses and good works of Pope Paul VI, interest in the Catholic Faith? you are baptized in some For an infant the only re- The householder who hired Cardinal Spellman, and all our priests and Sisters. —And your It is the exam- church.' quirement for membership is men to work in his vineyard membership dues ($1 a year for an individual, $5 for a family) ple of virtuous "He had been a professor of baptism. For an adult this bap- and paid them each a penny build churches and schools, feed orphans and the aged, in the upright lives set Scripture and theology, and tism must be joined to honest . . . the wise and foolish vir- Holy Land itself . . . You may, of course, enroll deceased per- by so many gons, too. The offering for perpetual membership is $20 for when his eyesight began to fail, faith. gins . . . the sower who went Catholics. Quick an individual, $100 for a family. he would have me read to him Only the living are counted out to sow his seed ... the to sense a link from various books. Soon I found as members of the Mystical man who had two sons and gave between a OUR PALESTINE REFUGEES myself reading aloud the pam- Body. Those in heaven and pur- the younger his inheritance . . . On pilgrimage in the Holy Land last January Pope Paul man's life and phlets, 'Why Not Investigate the gatory are intimately joined the king who prepared a mar- expressed concern for the 1.4 million refugees from Palestine— h i s religion, Catholic Religion?' and 'Find- with the same head Jesus riage feast; these stories might and gave the Pontifical Mission for Palestine (his own Vatican non - Catholics ing Christ's Church.' I began to Churist, and thus are united to well begin, "once upon a time." relief agency) his "very special blessing" . . . $10 will feed a are prompted to FR, O'BRIEN feel that I was getting more all members of the Mystical They are told to illustrate a refugee family for a month. If you will feed a family, we'll investigate the Catholic Faith send you an Olive Wood Rosary from the Holy Land. from those pamphlets than he, Body, but we call this wider point of truth. when they come in close con- for their contents must have union the Communion of . ^ Dear Monsignor Ryan: tact with Catholics who really been 'old hat' to him. If we restrict membership to 1 live it. '•" : ;: ••' those of the Catholic faith we "; Enclosed please find for MISSAL This is illustrated in the con- "Next he had me read aloud must be careful in defining this Name the books, 'What's the Truth faith. All those who are bap- version of Brenda Mary Oliver, ! About Catholics?' and 'Under- tized into Christ become merri- ',A GUIDE Street a nurse at the Student Infir- mary at Notre Dame.. "I had standing the Catholic Faith.' bers of Christ — members of May 10 — Sunday after the little contact with Catholics," When I encountered doctrines His Mystical Body ^- and they City Zone .... State Ascension of Our Lord. Mass she related, "until I came to which presented any difficulty cut off their membership only of the Sunday. Gloria, Creed, the infirmary. Here I got a to me, Father would have me when they deliberately reject Preface of the Ascension. close-up of the lives of the Holy pause, and then he would add Christ by denying faith in Him. May 11 — Sts. Philip and Cross Sisters supervising its explanations of his own. These Many there are who make a FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELIMAN, President James, Apostles. Mass of the operation as well as of the pa- invariably cleared up the diffi- partial denial of faith without M«gr. Jo*»ph T. Ryan, Nat'l Sec'y Feast, Gloria, Creed, Preface tients, priests, Brothers and stu- culty and after seven or eight any personal guilt. They do not Send all eommwileatloM to: months of this reading, I had a sever themselves from Christ of the Apostles. CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION , dents. The devout and holy May 12 — Sts. Nereus, Achil- lives of the Religious enabled fairly good understanding of the by simple error; the bonds of 480 It *xington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. Catholic Faith. their baptism remain effective. leus and Companions. Mar- me to see the powerful assist- tyrs. Mass of the Feast, Glo- "I perceived that the Cath- Then there are others who ance which the Catholic religion ria, Preface of the Ascension. olic Church was founded and have never been baptized, but affords in living a holy life. May 13 — St. Robert Beflar- authorized by Christ to teach yet have faitH — and often love. "Arising early in the morn- mine, Bishop Confessor and all nations. He appointed Peter Only an encounter with Christ ing, the Sisters begin the day . Mass as the chief of the Apostles could have produced these sanc- with meditation, prayer, attend- of the Feast. Gloria, No and promised to be with His tifying effects in them. And by ance at Mass and the recep- such encounter they1 join them- Creed, Preface of the Ascen- tion of Holy Communion. Un- Church all days even unto the sion. consummation of the world. selves in some way to the Mys- selfish and self-effacing, they tical Body. We might say that May 14 — Ferial Day. Mass ALL-PURPOSE spend themselves in the serv- As Father was growing stead- they have a baptism of desire. of last Sunday. Gloria, 2nd HOME FINANCING ice of others with no thought ily weaker, I received addition- ••••••* •• prayer of St. Boniface. Pref- Q. In the Book of Proverbs, of pay or praise. Taking the al instruction from Father John ace of the Ascension. buying, building, selling names of saints, they hide their J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C., who was 26:4, is stated: "Answer not a May 15 — St. or refinancing family names from the world, then in the infirmary^ To Fa-fool according to his folly, lest de la Salle, Confessor. Mass content to be known only to ther Burke's great relief and thou be made like him." of the Feast. Gloria. Preface God. joy, I was baptized by Father Verse 5 states: "Answer a of the Ascension. "Shortly after coming here, I Cavanaugh and received my fool according to his folly, lest May 16 — Vigil of, Pentecost. was assigned as the nurse to first Holy Communion from Fa- he imagine himself to be wise." Mass of the Vigil, Gloria, care for an elderly priest, Eu- ther Shehan, C.S.C., another Is this a contradiction or a Preface of Pentecost. gene P. Burke, CSC, suffering patient. poor translation. Of these two May 17 — Pentecost Sunday. from incurable cancer. Gentle "During the 14 months Fa- quotes, which one is a person Mass of the Feast. Gloria, and kind. Father bore his suf- their Burke lingered, he never supposed to follow, or can we Sequence, Creed, Preface of fering with not only patience uttered a word of complaint. take our pick? Pentecost. Page 24 May «, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Role Of Stepmother Not A Happy One NEED CASH! By JOHN J. KANE How should a man treat his second wife? I •married a widower with three young children and am quite willing to raise them. But my hus- band places the children and his interfering sis- ter before me. If I discipline them, he upholds them, and now they realize it. I am more lonely now than when unmarried. Here is a situation compounded with two dangerous mix- 19" Portable TV Sets - 1964 Models - $87 - RCA Color TV tures: In-Iaw trouble and an unsatisfactory stepmother rela- Sets - Save $300. Big Curtis tionship. There's really no problem about how a widower should Mathes TV Combinations. AM-FM treat his second wife. 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May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge Honeymoon Machine Nutty Professor, The Hey Boy. Hey Girl One Man's Way Air Patrol Incredible Journey FRIDAY, MAY • 4:30 p.m. (4) — Way Of A Gau- Alias Jesse James It's Only Money 1'apas Delicate io (No Class.) All Hands On Deck Condition In Search Of 9 a.m. (4) — Ebb Tide (Adults, SATURDAY, MA* • Almost Angels The Castaways Phantom Planet Adol.) 4:30 p.m. (7) — Rose of Washing- Angel In A Taxi Invasion Quartet PT 109 ton r Square (No Class.) 7 a.m. (5) — Pride of The West TUESDAY, MAY 12 Assignmnt Island, The Raven. The » a.m. (7) — Whirlpool (Part Two) (Family) Outer Space Islan" d OOff The Blue Ready for The People (Morally Objectionable In Part For 6 p.m. (10) — (Family) 9 a.m. (7) — Kentucky (Part One) Babes In Toyland 'MCtant -Saint All) REASON — The subject ma- 8 a.m. (5) — Triple Threat (No (Family) Dolphins 7 p.m. (4) — Invasion of the Body Class.) Best Of Enemies It's A Mad, Rhino terial of this picture is treated in 9 a-m. (4) — The Palm Beach Beauty and the Beast Mad World Samson And The a morally offensive way. Snatchers (Morally Objectionable In 3 p.m. (7) — An American Ro- Boy and the Pirates Slave Queen Part For All) REASON — Light Story (Morally Objectionable In Jason And The mance (Family) Part For All) REASON — Sug- Captain Sinbad Argonauts Sergeant Was A Lady 12:15 p.m. (5) — Moontide (Morally treatment of marriage. Clown Ana ihe Kid Joseph and Seven Faces of Objectionable In Part For All) 4 p.m. (4) — Armored Command gestive scenes; light treatment of His Brethren Dr. Lao, The REASON — The lead's revengeful 11:25 p.m. (4) — Bird of Paradise (Adults) marriage. Constantine And The Jumbo Son Of Captain Blood intention to murder; sympathet- (Morally Objectionable In Part For Cross Son Ot Fluober 6:30 pm. (10) — Flying Leather- 12:15 p.m. (5) — Dance Little Lady King Kong vs. Godzilla Swdngin" Maiden, The ically presented; contributes to plot All) REASON — Suggestive se- necks (Family) (No Class.) Crimson Blade Law of The Lawless solution. quence. Damn the Defiant Incredible Mr. Limpet, Sword In The Stone 9 p.m. (Channel 7 and Channel 2 — 1 p.m. (10) — Mother Carey's David and Goliath Tammy And The ] p.m. (10) — The Saint In Palm 11:30 p.m. (10) - The Nitwits (No Daytona - Orlando) — Executive Chickens (Family) Dentist In Chair The Doctor Springs (Family) Class.) Suite (Adults, Adol.) Dream Maker, The Life of Maria Gorettl There Was A Crooked 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Saracen Blade Hercules And The Adrian Messenger Man 11:15 p.m. (Channel 11 — Fort My- ('Morally Objectionable In Part For Captive Women Lilies Of The Field Thomaslna ers) — Singing Guns (Adults. All) REASON — Light treatment Escape From Longest Day Tiger Walks, A Adol.) of marriage; suggestive sequence. East Berlin Man From The Diners 3 Stooges Go Around 55 Days at Peking Club The World In A Daze 11:15 p.m. (4) — The Phenix City 4:30 p.m. (7) — The Scarlet Cloak Face of Fire McLintock 30 Years Of Fun Story (Morally Objectionable In (Adults, Adol.) Fall Of The MGM's Big Parade of 300 Spartans Part For All) REASON - Suggest- 6 p.m. (10) — The Man Who Talked Comedy Three Stooges In Orbit ive sequence; excessive brutality. Too Much (Adults, Adol.) F.B.I. Code 98 Midsummer Night's Ugly American Flipper Dream Viran, The 11:20 p.m. (5) — Nude In A White 7 p.m. (7) — Blood And Sand (Mor- Dimka Miracle Of The Unbelieveable Car (Adults) ally Objectionable In Part For All) Gidet Goes To Rome White Stallions We'll Bury You 11:30 p.m. (7) — The Indestructible REASON — Suggestive scenes and Cdeot Misadventures When Clock Strikes Man (Morally Objectionable In costumes. Goliath And The Of Merlin Jones Who's Minding The Part For All) REASON —. Ex- Sins Of Babylon Mouse On The Moon Store 7:45 A.M. 8 P.m. (4) — Night And The City Great Escape Mysterious Island Wdld and Wonderful TELEVISION CHOIR LOFT — WIOD. 410 Kc.: cessive brutality; suggestive cos- (Morally Objectionable In Part For Gunfight Never Put It In Wonderful World of 97.3 FM — Barry College Cor tuming. All) REASON - Excessive brutal- Hey, Let's Twist Writing the Brothers Grimm Jesu Choir directed by Sister 11:30 p.m. (Channel t — Daytona- ity; low moral tone. How The West No Man Is An Island Yank In , A (Friday, May 8) Marie Rosaria. O.P.* Orlando) — Run For The Sun Was Won 8:30 A. M. 11:25 p.m. (4) — Spaceways (No 4:45 A.M. (Adults, Adol.) Class.) A II MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GIVE US THIS DAY — WLBW-TV THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS Ch. 10 — Religious discourse by 11:30 p.m. (10) — The Jade Mask 11:30 p.m. (Fam- No My WCCF (Port Charlotte) (Adults, Adol.) Act One Frantic - darling Very Rev. Father Matthew Han- ily) All The Way Home ley, O.P.. chaplain, St. Thomas 8:45 A. M. 1:30 a.m. (10) — Mystery In Mex- And Suddenly Pir'atefo?" Blood River Aquinas Student Center, University THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - ico (Adults, Adol.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 Its Murder FFu^u / er s po|flt Qf Order of Miami.* WJCM (Sebring) 9 a.m. (4) — Kentucky (Part Two) Bandits Of Argosolo uick Gun T he SUNDAY, MAY 10 Barabbas and The Island ^Robin And-'- Th-e 9 A.M. (Family) Billy Budd of Vampires Seven Hoods (Sunday) 11 a.m. (5) — Glory At Sea (Family) 9 a.m. (4) — Time Running Out Haunted Palace, The THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Birdman Of Alcatraz Samson and the Sevan —WGMA (Hollywood) 12 p.m. (7) — Bowery Battalion (No Class.) Birds, The Haunting, The Miracles of the World 9:00 A.M. (Adults, Adol.) Black Sunday Heaven's Above Schweik, The TELAMIGO — Ch. 7 WCKT — Span- • A. M. 12:15 p.m. (5) — A Lady Without Bullet For A Badman Hell Bent For Leather 1:30 p.m. (7) — The Seventh Cross Passport (Adults. Adol.) Seven Days In May ish-language inspirational discourse THAT K MAY SEE FM REPEAT Burning Court. The Hellions. The Shock Treatment by Father Jorge Bez Chabebe, 1 p.m. (10) — Obliging Young Lady Charade Hell Is For Heroes Square Of Violence — WFLM-FM, 105.9 FM (Fort (Adults, Adol.) Children Of The Hide And Seek assistant pastor, Immaculate Con- Lauderdale) — FM rebroadcast of (Family) Stagecoach T* ception parish, Hialeah.* 2 p.m. (10) — Battling Bellhop (No Damned ~ Thunder Rock instruction discourse, "Patterns In 4:30 p.m. (4) — Kill The Umpire Chushingura Incident In An Alley Suitor. The 9:30 A.M. Life," by Father David J. Heffer- Class.) (Family) Colossus Of Rhodes It Happened At Surf Party THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 5, nan.' 5 p.m. (4) — Brigham Young (Adults. Company of Cowards The World's Fair 4:30 p.m. (7) - Highway 301 (Mor- Swingin* Affair, A WPTV (West Palm Beach) - The • :30 A.M. Adol.) ally Objectionable In Part For All) Condemned of Altona Kings Of The Sun Taras Bulba title at today's program is "How Court Martial Ladies Who Do Ten Seconds To Hell THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED 10 p.m. (10) - The Spanish Main REASON — Excessive bruatlity. Courtship of Lancelot and Guinevere To Be An Effective Speaker." (Adults, Adol.) Terror, The 9:45 A.M. - WIRA. 1400 Kc, FM 955 Mg. 6 p.m. (10) — Tne Parson And The Eddie's Father Lawrence Of Arabia To Kill A Mockingbird (Fort Pierce) 11 p.m. (11 — Fort Myers) — Fight- Outlaw (Adults. Adol.) Dark Purpose Lisa Thunder Island SACRED HEART PROGRAM — ing Coast Guard (Family) Days of Wine and Roses Lonely Are The Brave Two Niffhts With Ch. 5, WPTV (West Palm Beach) 10:15 A. M. 11:25 p.m. (4) — Miss Susie Slag!e's Devil Ship Lord Of The Flies THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — 11:10 p.m. (5) — Bad And The (Family) Cleopatra — Father Francis L. Filas, S.J., Beautiful (Morally Objectionable In Pirates, The Magnificent Seven The Unsinkable WNOG (JVapIes) Duel Of The Titans Man From Galvestbn chairman of the Department of Part For All) REASON — Sug- 11:30 p.m. (10) — The Man I Love Molly Brown Theology, Loyola University, Chi- 10:15 A. M. (Morally Objectionable In Part For Electra Mary. Mary Voice of The gestive costuming, dialogue and sit- Ensign Pulver Mein Kampf Hurricane cago, delivers the third talk in a SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR - uations. All) REASON — Reflects the ac- Evil of Frankenstein Mighty Ursus Wake Me When series on the Sacred Heart Program WMET, 1220 Kc. — Spanish religi- ceptability of divorce; suggestive Face of a Fugitive Miracle Worker entitled "What Is Decent Litera- 11:15 p.m. (4) — The Cow And I atmosphere. Walk A Tight Rope 1 1 ous program, auspices of Diocesan (Adults, Adol.) Fanny Muscle Beach Party War Is Hell ture.' The title of Father Filas Mutiny On The Bounty Centro Hispano Catolico. Modera- 11:20 p.m. (7) — Thunderbirds THURSDAY, MAY 14 Fiances, The World Of Henry talk is "Christ Code." tor Father Avelino Gonzales, O. P., Flame In The Street My Geisha Orient, The 11 A.M. (Family) 9 a.m. (7) — Those Redheads From Flower Drum Song Naked Edge with Father Armando Tamargo, Wheeler Dealers, The O. P.' Seattle (Part One) (Adults, Adol.) Four Days Of Naples Nightmare X-Man With The THAT I MAY SEE - Ch. 7, WCKT — MONDAY, MAY 11 40 Pound Of Trouble Old Dark House, The Instruction discourse by Father 9 a.m. (4) — Time Running Out X-RaXR y EyeE s 6:05 P .M. 9 a.m. (7) — Marry The Boss' David J. Heffernan, pastor of St (No Class.) A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Pius X parish, Fort Lauderdale. CATHOLIC NEWS - WGBS, 710 Daughter (Family) 12:15 p.m. (5) — County Fair Adventures of Guest, The Rocco and His Brother The title of Father Heffernan's talk Kc. — 96.3 Mg, FM — Summary of 9 a.m. (4) — Appointment for Love Young Man Horror Chamber of Running Man, The will be "The Value of Privacy and international Catholic news from (Adults, Adol.) America, America Dr. Faustus Spencer's Mountain NCWC Catholic News Service and (Adults, Adol.) Angels of Darkness Silence." 1 p.m. (16) — Annabel Takes A Horror Hotel Summer and Smoke South Florida Catholic News from 12:15 p.m. (5) — Tropic Zone Another Time, Another Hud Sundays and Cybele 11:30 A.M. The Voice.* Tour" (Family) Place In The French Style Sweet Bird of Youth MASS FOR SHUT-INS - Ch. 10, (Adults. Adol.) Beach Party Interns, The Taste of Honey WLBW-TV. 8:30 P. M. 1 p.m. (W) — Law of the Tropics 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Last Posse Becket Killers, The Take Her She's Mine 4 P.M. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED - (Adults, Adol.) (Adults, Adool.) Billy Liar Kisses For My Tamahine WJNO — (West Palm Beach) 4:30 p.m. (7) — Holy Matrimony THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 1 4:30 p.m. (4) — Fallen Angel (Mor- Bye, Bye Birdie President Thdn Red Line, The ally Objectionable In Part For All (Adults. Adool.) Cairo La Notte Brava Third Secret. The WESH-TV (Daytoha-Orlando) 8:45 P.M. 6 p.m. (10) — Narrow Margin Captain's Table Leopard, The This Earth Is Mine THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - REASON — Light treatment of (Adults. Adol.) Cardinal, The Love Is A Ball To Bed Or (Thursday, May 14) WKAT, 1360 Kc. marriage; reflects the acceptability 7 p.m. (7) — Samson (No Class.) The Ceremony Love With The Proper Not To Bed of divorce. 11:25 p.m. (4) — Peter Ibbetson Claudelle Ingiish Stranger Torpedo Bay 9:30 P.M. 4:30 p.m. (4) — Night of January (Adults. Adol.) Come Blow Your Horn Mail Order Bride Tower of London (* — Denotes presenta- 11:30 P.m. (10) — Behind The Ris- Condemned Of Altona Make Mine Mink Town Without Pity MAN-TO-MAN - WTHS, Ch. 4 — Kth (Adults, Adol.) Day of the Outlaw Man Who Couldn't Twilight Of Honor Inter-faith panel discussion with tions of Radio and Televi- 6 p.m. (10) — Look Who's Laugh- ing Sun (Morally Objectionable rn Day In Court Walk Two Are Guilty Father David J. Heffernan, chair- ing (Family) Part For All) REASON — The Dead Ringer Man's Favorite Sport Two For The Seesaw man of Diocesan Radio & Televi- sion Commission, Diocese hara-kiri of a character who, es- Dime With A Halo Manchurian Candidate Victors, The sion Commission: Rabbi 7:30 p.m. (Channel 7 and Channel pecially toward the conclusion of Don't Tempt Move Over Darling V.LP.'s, The Schiff, past president of Greater of Miami. Father David J. 1 — Daytona-Orlando) — White the film, is sympathetically delin- The Devil Muriel West Side Story Miami Rabbinical Association; and Feather (Adults, Adol.) eated Is presented In the plot so- End of Innocence Naked Kiss Whatever Happened Rev. Lee R. Van Sickle, minister Heffernan, chairman.) 11:25 p.m. (4) — Green Grass of lution as performed for noble ob- Eyes Of Annie Nine Hours To Rama To Baby Jane? of Bryan Memorial Methodist jectives. fl Jones, The Paris When It Sizzles Who's Got the Action Church, Coconut Grove. Panel mod- Flight From Ashiya Pink Panther Wrong Arm erator: Luther C. Pierce, member For Those Who The Prize Of The Law of Ch. 2 program committee. Think Young Rice Girls. The Youngblood Hawk • Fun In Alcapolco Rlfifi In Tokyo Zulu Global Affair, A Rider on a Dead Horse (Friday, May 15) A-IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS WITH RESERVATIONS" 6:45 A.M. GIVE PS THIS DAY — WLBW-TV. Advise and Consent *'Q1A'* Mud Below Best Man, The L Shaped Room Ch. 10 — Spanish-language religious Black Like Me La Dolce Vita Tom Jones discourse by Father Angel Villa- Cleo From 5 iu / Long Day's Journey This Sporting Life ranga, O.F.M., chaplain, Diocesan Circle of D^Dt^r Into Night Under The Yum Yum Centro Hispano Oatolico.' Dtrovce Italian Style Mondo Cane Tree Doctor Strangelove Servant, The Young And The Easy Life, The Eclipse Sky Above and Willing, The * * * RADIO (••This classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection (Sunday) to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) t A. M. B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL THE CHRISTOPHERS — WGMA A New Kind Of Love Irma La Douce Shock Corridor Back Street It Happened In Athens Shcot the (Hollywood) Big Show It Takes A Thief _ Piano Player 7 A. M. Black Whip Johnny Cool Small World of THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Born Reckless Joker, The Sammy Lee Candid Journey To The Soldier In The Rain WGBS, 710 Kc. Carpetbaggers, The Seventh Planet Solomon and Sheba 7:30 A. M. Chapman Report Juvenile Jungle Sons and Lovers Cleopatra Kissln* Cousins Splendor In Grass THE CATHOLIC HOUR — WIOD, Comedy of Terrors Lady In The Cage Station Six Sahara 610 Kc. Conjugal Bed Lanoru Strangler, The 7:30 A.M. Crack In the Mirror Look In Any Window Stripper, The THAT I MAY SEE REPEAT — Cry For Happy Looking For Love Subway In the Sky WGBS. 710 Kc.; 96.3 FM — Re- Cry Of Battle Love In Goldfish Bowl Summerskin Lover Come Back Sunday In New York broadcast ot TV instruction dis- Dementia Temptress and the course. "Searching For the Reason Devil and the Love On The Riviera Why." by Father David J. Heffer- Ten Commandments Madame Monk Man In The Three On A Spree nan.* Doctor No Tiara Tahiti Edge of Fury Man of tne West Time Out For Love Eighth Day of Man On the Prowl Two Faces of The Week Marriage Go Round Dr. Jekyll Follow Tne Boys Mary Had A Little Two Loves YMistress' Film Put j For Love Or Money Matter of Morals, A Two Weeks In Force of Impulse Maxime Another Town Four For Texas Mongols, The Vampire and the Free. White And Morgan The Pirate Ballerina *On Condemned "Listi Twenty-One Most Dangerous Very Private Affair Frightened City Man Alive Viva From Russia With No Exit Waltz of the Toreadors NEW YORK (NO — Criticiz- Love Of Human Bondage Warrior Empress 1 From the Terrace Of Love And Desire What A Way To Go ed as "a story of blatant sexual Repeat Business after 5 years The gravel roof on the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Girl Hunters Operation Bikini White Slave Ship Brakefield, 573 E. 53rd St., Hialeah, was coated by White-Tite in 1957. In 1962, Gun Hawk, The Palm Springs Weekend Who's Been Sleeping misbehavior," the French mov- Gypsy Pretty Boy Friend In My Bed the roof was cleaned with high pressure water spray and coated again for addi- He Rides Tall Psyche 59 Wife For A Night ie, "A Mistress for the Sum- tional years of beauty. Head, The Purple Noon Wild Harvest Horror Of Party Beach Rampage Wild In the Country mer" released by the American House of Women Rebel Breed Yesterday, Today Indestructible Man Revolt of Slaves and Tomorrow Film Distributing Co. was V.r,'... CONDEMNED evaluated in the Class C (con- An Affair Of The Skin Lover Play Girl After Dark Balcony, The Law, The Please, Not Now demned) category by the Na- Boccaccio 70 Les Liaisons Port of Desire Bonne Soupe, The Love Is My Profession Prime Time tional Legion of Decency. No Interest Charge I Guaranteed 2 Years i Insured, Bonded 20 Trucks, 26 other Lovers Question of Adultery 1< Breathless on Financing I S Yr. Warranty | Licensed in 46 Cities pieces of equipment, Come Dance With Me Love on a Pillow Saturday Night and "This tedious film, a story of 17 Years of Experience in Roof Coatrng 4 service can I Doll, The Mating Urge Sunday Morning [ During One Night Mistress For the Seven Capita! Sins blatant sexual misbehavior, is ! Empty Canvas Summer, A Silence, The Five Day Lover Molesters, The Sins of Mona Kent presented without moral signif- WORLD'S LARGEST ROOF CLEANING - SEALING - COATING COMPANY Girl With the My Life To Live Temptation Golden Eyes Naked Night Too Young icance. In its treatment, furth- Green Mare. The Never On Sunday Too Immoral FREE ESTIMATES - NO OBLIGATION I Love, You Love Odd Obsession Truth. The ermore, it resorts to gross sug- Joan of the Angels Of Wayward Love War Of The Button* Lady Chatterly's Oscar Wilde Women of the World gestiveness in costuming, danc- NE 3-8511 LU 1-6550 247-1811 Phaedra Young and Damned MIAMI NE 5-3603 FT. LAUDERDALE LU 1-6551 HOMESTEAD (Please clip and sare this list. It will be published periodically J ing and situations," the le- gion's objection stated. Page 26 May 8, 1964 THE voice Miami/ Florida East Side' Gets 8 TV Emmy Nominations For the past EIGHT YEARS we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT By WILLIAM E. MOORING ers," told on the campus for use at the many Catholic Institutions instead of in the court); "Bob in the West Palm Beach area. . HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — To Hope Theater," "Richard Boone be slaughtered by Nielsen, bur- Show"; "East Side, West Side" ied by the network, then ex- and "The Defenders." Worth Chemical & Paint Co. humed by Emmy, is grim or "Arrest and Trial" am. at least 6,000 members of the TV Acad- grotesque, according to how one one apiece to the "Judy Gar- emy. Results will come on The latter already is half Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North land" and "Garry Moore" NBC, Monday, May 25. looks at it. buried in awards and strong LAKE WORTH, FLA. shows and "Breaking Point." Other ludicrous quirks devel- sentiment :s at work for its ju- Manufacturers of This year's TV Academy Any of these, if winners, may op in one or other of the almost venile carbon, "Novak," as well nominations give eight "Emmy" say "thanks and goodbye" for 30 separate Emmy categories. as for "Bob Hope" (by and GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT chances to "East Side, West they already are "killed" or For the plum award, "Best Pro- large an interesting series) Side", the George Scott social marked for the "killing" by vir- gram of the Year," we have and "East Side, West Side," a Interior and Exterior House Paints worker series; five to the tue of one or the other of the competing with big stuff such controversial but arresting se- Varnishes and Enamels "Richard Boone Show" (an an- idiotic "ratings" systems. as ABC's "The Making of a ries from the start. thology sometimes very good, Who wins and who loses will Telephone JUstice 2-6146 President, 1960"; "The Krem- THAT WAS THE WEEK? other times just so-so); three to depend upon the votes of some lin" and "American Revolu- WHOLESALE — RETAIL In the comedy class "That tion, 1963" (NBC) and "Town Was the Week That Was" and Meeting of the World" (CBS), a "The Farmer's Daughter" may flagrant bit of political propa- ganda titled "The Blacklist", run neck and neck with Dick 1 one of the least distinguished van Dyke, "McHale's Navy" 'Lilies Of The Field Draws segments of "The Defenders" and Bill Dana not too far be- series. hind in this order. "Outstanding Variety" may Crowds After Poitier Award Significant as an indication of give I>anny Kaye the win, anti - anti - communist drum- against Andy Williams, Gar- By WILLIAM H. MOORING emphasis may develop upon po- beating in show business, "The ry Moore, Judy Garland and litical conflict, rather than the Blacklist," (highly over-colored Johnny Carson's "Tonight." HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Forcharacter of the unfortunate treatment of a valid subject), the first time in Hollywood young woman pitifully describ- also gets nominated, in the If the popular music vogue "Oscar" history, the "best ac- ed in such works as Benedict acting, writing and directing carries the weight I think it tor" award is doing relatively Fitzpatrick's ''Frail Anne categories. does, "The Lively Ones" (NBC more to stimulate patronage Boleyn' ' and Friedmann's 'MR. NOVAK' MISSING summer musical series) may FRANK J. ROONEY, than the one given to the "best "Anne Boleyn." beat "Telephone Hour" and film" (Tom Jones). Under "Lead Actor in a Se- By reflection at least, the "New York Philharmonic Young Sidney Poitier's victory in ries," are David Janssen ("The People's Concerts." Only three j stern opposition of Cardinals Fugitive"), Richard Boone, for INC. the delightful, low budget, no- Wolsey and Campeggio, to the "outstanding music" programs sex-or-sensation picture, "Lilies his own series; George E. Scott are nominated which drives "divorce" the King sought ("East Side, West Side") Dick of the Field," is drawing big from his Queen, Katharine of home a more insistent point GENERAL CONTRACTORS crowds everywhere. van Dyke for his own show and than Mitch Mille.'s metronome. Aragon; his secret "marriage" for "Mr. Novak." The supply of copies has run to Anne; his assumption of There is too much noise, not out. The film now is being power over a newly formed James Franciscus, a very enough good music on TV. booked in cities and towns Church of England and his fine actor, who actually por- ROUND AND ABOUT: Speak- where it had previously been ultimate ex-communication by trays Novak, week after week, ing of "Mr. Novak" reminds turned down by theater owners the Pope, may well take pre- is completely ignored! Audi- me. The program's "pitch" on account either of its refer- cedence over any deep study of ence - wise, he's most of the on May 5 lived up to the title, ences to the religious (convent) Anne herself, later the victim show. "The Death of a Teacher," but life, or its coupling, on equal of Henry's cruelty. hardly proved its point. This Still listing first in each class, social terms, of white nuns and was that a teacher who dropped In Anderson's stageplay Rex the contender I ii'" may win a Negro laborer. dead had been "murdered by Harrison portrayed Henry VIII. (though not necessarily the one his heavy work load." We all "Lilies of the Field" may He now is playing in "The Ag- I'd vote for), we find under know the truth is that worry well go down in movie history ony and the Ecstasy," Pope "Lead Actress in a Series," kills more people than work . . . as the first small film, to do a Julius II to whom Henry VIII Inger Stevens of "The Farmer's Was not that a wonderful and really big job for Ecumenism. once paid loyal homage. I hear Daughter," Patty Duke, Mary moving item on Ed Sullivan's If producer Hal Wallis had Harrison may be invited to re- Tyler Moore ("Van Dyke"), TODAY'S GREATEST TIRE ECONOMY show, April 26. The polio- riot chosen to follow his success- peat the Henry role in the Irene Ryan ("Hillbillies") and crippled Itzhak Perlman, 18- ful drama "Becket" with an- Boleyn film. the old "Hazel" stand-by, Shir- year-old Israeli prodigy, so other story involving conflict Richard Burton also has been ley Booth. 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May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 29 Ofrecen Becas Para Estudiar en Mexico Cristiano no es un Por 69 votos contra 53 y 8 hombre que no cae. Es abstenciones fue elegida pre- Su Excelencia, Monse- ofrecido becas que cu- school o bachillerato y un hombre que, si cae, sidemta de la Federation lo- nor Coleman F. Carroll, bren todo el periodo de no contar con medios ternacional de Jovenes Cat61i- ha dado a conocer que los estudios universita- economicos suficientes sobe levantarse. un cierto numero de es- rios. Estas becas inclu- oas la seiiorita Margarita Mo- tudiantes graduados de para costearse sus estu- • • * yen estudios, alojamien- dios. yano, de Argentina. Sucedie a high school de la Dio- to y comidas para seguir La canastilla de Barbara Maria Vendirk, de Holanda. cesis de Miami, podra cursos en las Facultades (Renita Mejias, la ninita que disfrutar de becas en el Para cualquier infor- naciio en un bote en medio * • • Instituto Tecnologico y de Ingenieria, Arquitec- mation o solicitud de del maT la semana pasaida de Estudios Superiores tura, Economia, Admi- beca, los estudiantes euarodo sus padres escapabao El error y el odio se- de Occidente en Gua- nistration, Contabilidad pueden acudir al Centro de Cuba, fue obsequiada por mejan vida. Pero son dalajara, Mexico. y Psicologia. Los estu- Hispano Catdlico de Lu- la Section Cubana del Oenitro muerte a la Verdad y al diantes que deseen soli- nes a Viernes de 10 Hispano Catdlico. Ha hafoido Amor. Graciosamente el Ins- citar estas becas deben a.m. a 12 a.m. y de 2 a tneses que en el C.H.C. se tituto Tecnologico ha ser graduados de high 5 p.m. han entregado mas de 80 ca- nastiitlas a befoitos de fami- lies necesitadas, gracias a la Universo significa "ha- labor callada de un grupo de tnujeres que trabaja en la con cia el Uno" Dios. A ri feecion de esas ropitas. te corresponde hacer eso Exito del Festival Falklorico • • • realidad. {No captas lo bueno de • • • de la Parroquia de la Inmaculada los demos? Porque no El arzobispo de Praga Mon. eres humilde. Mas de cinco mil personas, presentation de la tipica Josef Beran, declaro a un aplaudieron el pasado domin- Comparsa se trata de pro- • • • periodista austriaco que esta go en el Dade County Audi- yeetar un esquema del alma El Cuarto encuentro del dispuesto a ir al Concilio. torium, la reviista musical musical de la Cuba de Cris- Movimiento Familiar Cristia- Desde luego que me gustaria "Afiorada Cuba" escenificada to y de Marti." no die America Latina se efec- por el cuadro artistico de las tuara en Caracas, en 1966, con asistir a la tercera sesi6n con agrupaciones catolicas de ha- Entre los invitados de ho- jornadas de pastoral fami- ciliar; tengo que W al Padre bla hispana de La Inmacula- nor que asistieron al Audito- liar para sacerdotes. En Mia- Santo antes de octubre", dt da de Hialeah, embargados rium se encontraba el canci- mi funcionan varios cixoulos de emocion por las remem- ller de la Diocesis Monsefior de matrimonios del Movi- jo el arzobispo en una entre- vista difundida por la agenda branzas que les provocaba la John J. Fitzpatrick, el Padre mienito Familiar Cristiano de musica cubana. Eugenio del Busto, el alcalde balbla hispana. cat61ica alemana KNA. Mont- de Miami Robert King High, • • • sefior ha estado durante ea» Como se explicaba en el el alcalde de Hialeah, Harry torce aiios detenido por los co programa, "Cuba ba producido Mflander, y otras personalida- Pon a tus palabras munistas. Reside actualmente diversos generos musicales de des. 0 p r e c i o, comprension, en un sanatorio de Mukarov, ana riqueza melodica y ritmi- amor . . . y verds nacer ca que los ha becho recorrer La donation fue solo de buenos sentimient-os. Checoeslovaquia y no le per- el mundo; y en estas Estara- cincuenta centavos, a pesar miten regresar a Praga. pas Cubanas asi como en la do los grantes gastos de la • • • presentation, debido a que no Al enviar al congreso un LAS ROMANZAS cubanas Cecilia Valdes, Rosa la China tenfa el acto un fin de lucro, y Maria la O fueron interpretadaa respectivamente por Isa- proyeoto de ley sofore' el sa- sino el deseo de los organi- lario minimo vital, el presi- bel Ruiz, Rosa Collazo y Alina Santeiro, en el festival cu- dente Arturo Illia cito e»ta Elogian en Colombia el Nuevo zadores de ofrecer una mues- bano ofrecido en el Dade County Auditorium. frase de la enciclica Mater tra de la cultura musical y et Magistra de Juan XXHI: artfstica cubana, a traves de ILa riqueza econdmica de un Decrefo Sobre Medios de Difusion un grupo de jovenes, en su Matrimonios Cristianos y los abri6 el pasado jueves los pueblo consiste no solo en la BOGOTA (NC) — El pre- cada momenta, tanto mas en inmensa mayoria menores Cursillistas, tienen en la Pa- cursos de Doctrina Social Cris- afoundancia total de Menes, sidente de la Union Latino-' cuanto estos dicen relacidn de 20 anos, que pertenecen rroquia de La Inmaculada una tiana, con su auxiliar el Pa- sino tambien y mas aun, en americana de Prensa Cat61ica dtrecta con las aspiraciones y a esas agrupaciones catoli- actividad incesante. dre Jorge Bez Chabebe, que la real distribution, seg&n caa, que han dedicado sus ho- es el orientador de todas es- Justicia, para igarantia del dle- saluda el nuevo decreto pon- la vida del hombre. tificio sobre los medios de di- ras Iibres a ensayar, sin de- Grupos d« catecismo en to- tas actividades religiosas, pa- sarrollo personal de los miem tri^ticcas y culturales para bros de la comunidad, en que fusion al servicio de la Igle- "El cristiano tiene derecb© jar por esto de abandonar da el area, actividades deporti- consiste el verdaidiero fin do sia, como un signo alentador a estar informado sobre la sos obras religiosas y de ca- vas, cursos de doctrina social los hispanos. ridad. cristiana, sesiones educativas la economia". Hay que faacer del "dialogo de la Iglesia con marcha de su Iglesia, sobro £1 Padre Bez Ohabebe, es- a tiempo estas reformas, eo- el mundo moderno". las aotividades de los pastores de cine, conferencias, prepa- tnenta el president* argemtt- ration de nifios para la Pri- ta recibiendo ofrecimientos de respecto de la grey, sobre los Lag agrupaciones catolicas, varias instituciones del esta- no, para evitar que los pue En un editorial escrlto pa • acontecimientos que son ca- como son la Legion de Maria, mera Comunion, obras de ca- Woa caigan en esqwemas tota- ra El Catolicismo, semanario ridad, visitas a los hospitales, do d* la Florida y del ex- litarios. paces de despertar en las con- los Catequistas, la Juventud tranjero, para que present© que dirige en Bogota, el Pbro. ciencias, verdaderas renova- Catolica del Hialeab High etc. . . Mario Revollo Bravo dice,: en alias la revista musical ft ft ft clones de fe y aliento para ro- School, la Juventud Catolica "Afiorada Cuba" las que es- bustecer la accion aposto- del West, la Juventud Cat61i- El pairoco de La Inmacu- tan siendo consideradas por "El Papa quaere que las de- lica . . . ca Elemental ,Ios Equipos de lada, Mons. Dominic Barry, El gozo del placer cul- cisiones del Concilio sean una las agrupaciones catolicas de pable es vecino de la tris- La Inmaculada. viviente realidad, Primero : "La ausencia de noticias so- reza del remordimienro. promovio la reforma liturgica br« la Iglesia hace inevitable- El Obispo Boza Masvidal, • • • a traves de un motu proiplo, mente que la Tglesia no sea y abora ha promulgado otro en una comunicacion al Pa- Al regresar de la •Conferen- noticia y pase casi inadvertt- dre Bez Chabebe desde Vene- para aliento a las actrvldades da ante mucbas gentes." cia Mondial de Comerclo y catolicas que por medio del zuela elogi6 la obra patrifiti- tDesarrollo que se efeotua en ea y cultural desarrollada por Crinebra, el ministro de Eco- cine, la radio, la television y la prensa, tienen la dificil mi- "La informacidn a sn vem las agrupaciones catolicas de nomia de Argentina, Dr. Eu- produce una corriente Hens, genio Blanco, revela que en si6n de influir en la opinion La Inmaculada, y a su vez pi- breve visita a la Santa Stede, publica". de vitalidad, la opinion. Los did a los grupos catolicos de «flflb6 el apoyo que la delega- Papaa piden (especialmente la UCE que se sumaran a es- tion vaticana ha dado a las El editorial agrega que Pio XH) que en la Iglesia ha- te gestion-es del mundo latino- el Concilio Vaticano II sefta- ya ana opinion publica, no americano por un trato mas la la necesidad de producir ciertamente sobre ternns in- El alcalde King High diri- justo en el comercio muu- mutables' que pertemecen a la gi6 unas palabras a los con- dlaL "Mons. Antonio Samore "un verdaddro cambio d« revelacion divlna, sino sobre currentes al Dade County Au- me respondio: efectivamien- mentalidad", y explica: aqueUas formas de caraeter ditorium, como tambien lo te, lei la carta de AM* Gra- "La Iglesia con su mensaje humano y por tanto disena- bizo el alcalde de Hialeah Ha cia, me compenetre' de su sig- bles. Se produce asi una do- rry Milander. Ambos elogia- nificado y he aconsejado a la esta llamada a penetrar en to- dos los ambientes . . . Su mi- Me vertiente: una que sub* de ron el esfuerzo de los j6ve- Santa Sede apoye en Ginefora los fieles a la Jerarquia, otra ana position de acuerdo a si6n de evengelizar universal- nes catolicos de habla hispana esos principios y gestiones del mente se veria f rustrada si no que desciende de aquella a de La Inmaculada e hicieron mundo latinoamericano." A4- acudiera a los instrumentos estos con el sello de gobie*- votos por el retorno a Cuba. ta Gracia, en Argentina, foe no en la caridad. Hay asi una que la tecnica moderna ha verdadera comunicacion da sede de una reunion conjun- creado para la comunicacion El Padre Bez Chabebe en ta para ft jar positioned iLati- bienes espirituales ... su presentacidn del aeto afiF- noamericanas en Ginetau de las ideas. mo que aquel festival folkld- "Las gentes de nuestro "Information y opinion son LA COMPARSA "Afiorada Cuba* hace sus evoluciones ante rico no debia morir aqui en • • • tiempo piden algo mas qu« la los presupuestos del anhelo de d publico que concurrio al Dade County Auditorium para Estados Unidos, sin antes ofro No es pesimista el que doctrina. Su sicologla esta ea Paulo VI: el dialogo con el presenciar el Festival Folklorico Cubano presentado por laa cer una presentaci6n de gala gran parte identificada eon mundo moderno", eoncluye el institucioneis catolicas hispanas de la parroquia de la Inmacu- en la Cuba liberada del eo- advierte el mat, sine fll munismo. que lo cree invencibie. la noticia, con los sucesos de Padre Revollo. lada, Hialeah.

Page 30 May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida PEST AC A EL OBISPO CARROLL LA NECESIDAD DE SACERDOTES Premiada Joven Cubana en Concurso Liferario de Yocaciones

El Obispo Coleman F. Ca- A cada ganador se le en- les de la region. El promedio en el Colegio de las Dominl- rroll entrego el martes los trego un crucifijo tallado, de sacerdotes en los Estados cas Americanas y en la actua- premios a seis jovencitos y jo- "Ester es la Hora de Sembrar asi como una placa al colegio Unidos, dijo, es de uno por lidad parti cipa en las clases vencitas que obtuvieron los que representaban. cada cien catolicos. de religion que se ofrecen en primeros lugares en el Con- en Latinoamerica". - Paulo VI el Centro Hispano, conducl- curso Literario sobre las Vo- Enfatizando la importancia Insistiendo en la necesidad das por Sister Martin Marie ROMA (NC) — El Papa vendrian si se deja pasar la caciones auspiciado por los de este concurso anual, el de mas vocaciones sacerdota- O.P. Paulo VI declara, en un men- oportunidad". clubes Serra de la Diocesis. Obispo Carroll dijo en su dis- les, el Obispo Carroll dijo que saje de gratitud a los cat61i- curso, pronunciado durante aun cuando hayamos logra- cos de Estados Unidos, que El Papa rindio tribute espe- un aimuerzo ©n el hotel Co- El ensayo que le bizo gana- este es el momento oportu- cial al cardenal Ricbard Cu- Como ganadora de una de do cubrir todas nuestras ne- no de sembrar en America shing, arzobispo de Boston y las divisiones resulto la seiio- lumbus que el tema de las cesidades, "tenemos la obliga- dora de este primer lugSr en Latina. fuhdador de la Sociedad de rita Alina DonnelL una exila- vocaciones es de vital impor- ci6n de prestar nuestra asis- el Concurso Literario del Se- Santiago Apostol, tributo que tancia para la Iglesia y que rra Club, fue una adaptation "Muchos males sobreven- da cubana que termina sus es- tencia a nuestros vecinos de extendio "a tantos obispos incumbe profundamente a to- de un estudio de clases sobre drian si se deja pasar", agre- tudios en el Miami Senior Latinoamerica, que estan ne- que prestan ayuda material, dos los catolicos, particular- ga. y sobre todo han enviado sa- High School y que asiste a cesitando cien mil saeerdotes la Yida Religiosa que habia cerdotes". las clases de Religion de la mente a los padres de fami- mas". hecho meses atras para ol El Papa hablaba en Una lia. Con diez mil ensayos pre- audiencia concedida a Mcns. Confratemidad de la Doctrina Miami Senior High, y que le Hemos de agradecer tam- Antonio Samore, vice-presi- Cristiana que se ofrecen en el sentados, dijo el Obispo, se La joven cubana Alina Do- babia reportado alii altas ca- bien, dijo, la contribution dente de la Comision Ponti- comprende que el tema de las nell habi, estudiado en Cuba lificaciones. "de las generosas congrega- Centro Hispano Catolico, al ficia pro America Latina, y al que represento em el concur- vocaciones fue tratado en mi- P. John 3. Considine MM, di- ciones religiosas, y de los mi- llones de corazones cat61icos so. les de hogares por los jove- rector de la Of icina para Ame- nes y sus familiares. rica Latina de la National Ca- que en Estados Unidos acom- panan a los sufridos herma- tholic Welfare Conference en La compctencia se efectuo Destaco despues que con Estados nos de Latinoamerica". en seis categorias, del septi- mas de 420,000 catolicos en "Transmitid — les dijo — "Que nadie descanse hasta mo al decimo segundo grado el Sur de la Florida, hay so- nuestras mas sentidas gracias que nuestros catolicos lati- y fueron presentados mas de lo 120 sacerdotes para aten- noamericanos tengan los me- a todos los que en Estados 10,000 ensayos. der las necesidades espiritua- Unidos trabajan en este pro dios de adorar a Dios y de grama especial de ayuda a vivir la vida cristiana que Dios America Latina." les tiene dispuesta", dijo Su /y Santidad. Universidad Catolica: Respuesfa "Hay el tiempo para labrar la tierra, el tiempo para sem- Religion y Moral:: CIUDAD #/ brar, y el tiempo propicio pa- DE PANAMA (NC) — Patro- a Disputa Enfre Razon y Fe ra la cosecha. Este es el mo- cinado por el Ministerio de CIUDAD DEL VATICANO entre las dos fuentes del co- mento propicio en America Educacion se celebra aqui des- (NC — La educacion univer- nocimiento". Latina. Muchos males sobre- de el 27 de abril el IV Semi- sitaria cat6lica da una res- narib de Religion y Moral, puesta a la aneja disputa en- El Papa hizo notar que "la organizad-v por la Federation tre razon y fe, dijo el Papa existencia de este dualismo, o sea de las dos fuentes del Misa en Gesu por de Profesores y Maestros Ca- Paulo VI a unos 8,000 estu- tolicos, y dirigido al profeso- diantes de la Universidad Ca- conocimiento, sera siempre Obispos Cubanos rado de los centros oficiales. tolica milanesa del Sagrado comprendida por los que Participan los Padres colom- Corazon que vinieron a Roma aceptan la Revelacion Cris- El domingo, dia 17 del pre- bianos Jairo Mejia y Jaime para visitar a su antiguo ar- tiana como verdadera, y re- sente, se efectuara en La Ha- Diaz, perto conciliar y espe- zobispo, el acutal Soberano conocen ta.mrbi6n como cier- cialista en pedagogia respecti- bana la Oonsagracion Episco- Pontifice. tas las eonclusiones logicas pal de los dos nuevos Obis- vamente, con el tema "La Re- de la investigacion cientifica. pos Auxiliares de esa Arqui- novation liturgica a la luz del Su Santidad oficio una mi- Concilio". "Segun los ciclos cultura- diocesis, Monsefiores Alfredo sa en la basilica de San Pe- les, asumira diferentes expee- Llaguno y Fernando Azcara- dro, a la que asistieron los siones — siempre vivas, dra- te. Ese mismo dia las Congre- estudiamtes, y les hablo des- maticas y fructiferas — en- gaciones Marianas de habla pues del Evangelio sobre la tre el profesorado y log es- Filmaran la Vida EL OBISPO Carroll entrega el premlo ael Concurso Mte- hispana de Miami ofreceran naturaleza y mision de la tudiantes de una Universidad por las intenciones de los dos de Fray Esquiu edoicaoion catolica. Catolica". rario del Serra Club a la estudiante cubana Alina Donnell, nuevos obispos una misa de durante el aimuerzo ofrecido en el Columbus Hotel. comunion a las 5:30 p.m. en BUESNIQS AIRES () Una nniverMdad catofica, la iglesia de Gesu. director Carlos Perez Canepa, dijo, es Una institucion en la comenzara aqui en breve la que encuentra respuesta el La cfecha, que en el calenda- realization de una pelieula so- problema "de la relation en- rs liturgico corresponde al bre la vida de fray Mamexito tre los dos cuerpos de ense- Domingo de Pentecostes, coin Esquiu, franciscano angentino nanza, el eclesiastico y el se- cide con la celebraci6n del cuya causa de beatificacion se tramita en Roma. Conside- cular, fundado uno en el pen- Dia Mundial de las Congrega- rado procer national por la samienio divino y otro en el ciones Marianas. La misa se- defensa que hizo de la Cons- humano — derivado el pri- ra oficiada por el Padre Ce- titution murio en 1883 sden- mero de la fe y el segundo ferino Ruiz, S.J. do obispo de Cordoba. de la razon".

El Padre Santo explico que las universidades catolicas no resuelven el problema negan- Misas los Domingos con Sermon en Esparto! do validez a una de esas for- anas del ccnocimiento, sino ST MICHAEL, 2935 W. CION 68 W 42 Place, Hia- refutando la existencia de Flagler St., Miami—10 a.m leah. — 11:30 a.m. una "oposicion objetiva e y 6 p.m. SAN JUAN APOSTOL, irreconciliable entre las dos STS. PETER AND PAUL, 451 E. 4 Ave., Hialeah — verdades, fe y ciencia... 900 SW 26 Road, Miami 1255 p.m — 12:55, 5:30 y 7:30. ST DOMINIC, N.W. 7 St. "Se trata de una aiieja dis- CORPUS CHRISTI, 3230 puta ante la cual la univer- NW 7th Ave., Miami — y 59 Ave. — 11 a.m. 10 a.m. 12:55 y 5:30 pjn. sidada catolica no separa una ST. BRENDAN, 37 Ave. y forma de pensamiento, la pu- CAPILLA DEL NORTHSI- 32 St S.W, Miami — ramente religiosa, de la otra, I>E, Northside Shopping 6:30 p.m. Center 79 St. y 29 Ave., estrictamente racional, como NW — 5:30 p.m. SAN JUAN BOSCO. 1301 si fueran dos irreconcilables Flagler St. — 7 8:30, 10, e incomunicables factores de ST HUGH, Royal Road y 11, 11:30 a.m. 12:55, 6 y Main Highway .^-5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. la mente humana, forasteras que habla distinto idioma. . ." LITTLE FLOWER, 1270 S. TIMOTHY, 2400 SW 102 Ave. 11 a.m Anastasia Ave. Coral Ga- Por el contrario, prosiguio, bles — 9 a.m. y 12:30 p.m. ST. AGNES Key Biscayne una universidad catolica des- ALINA DONNELL, la joven cubana que re- INMACULADA CONCEP- —8:30 y 11 a.m. esposos Alberto y Rosario Donnell y las pro. cubre y examina "la compe- sutto triunfadora en el Concurso Literario fesoras de religion del Centro Hispano Sot tencia respeotiva de cada una, sobre lag Vocaciones es felicitada por el Martin Marie O. P. y Sor Ursula O P y la interrelacion reciproca Obispo Carroll. Con ella, sus padres, los

8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 31 Timetable Of FUNERAL VIII reasons why Sunday Masses Van OrsdeVs is Miami s

ARCADIA: St. Paul 7, 11. St. Dominic, 7, 8:30, 10, 11, 12, 12:55 DIRECTORS (Spanish) and 6 p.m. AVON PARK: Ow Lady Of Grace, 8:30, 10. St. John Bosco Mission (1301 Flagler St.) 7, 8:30 (Sermon in English) 10, most recommended SELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10, 11:30 (Service in English) 12:55, 6 p.m. and 11:15 (Spanish). and 7:30 p.m. BOCA GRANDE: Our LaOy of Mercy, St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 10:15 5:30 p.m. (Spanish) BOCA RATON: St. , 7, St. Midiael, 6. 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 funeral service 9, 10:30, 12. (Spanish), 11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- ish), 7:30 p.m. Dade County Aud- BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30. itorium 9, 10:30. 12. BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, SS. Peter and Paul, 6:15. 7, 8, 9:15, Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- 10, 11:30 10:30, 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish), 5:30 CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 a.m and (Spanish) and 7:30 (Spanish). gically located for family and friends. 7 p.m. St. Timothy, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6:30 COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, p.m. 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermons in Spanish and English). St. Vincent de Paul (Miami Central More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts High) 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (Spanish). CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Auditor- more adult than anyone in Dade MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sal II ium) 12:30 (Spanish) (Church) 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, and 12:30 7, 9, II, and 6 p.m. County . . . and passes savings developed St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center St. Joseph 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and on to the families we serve. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12. 5:30 p.m. DANIA: Resurrection (Second St. and St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Fifth Ave.) 7, 8 ,9, 10, 11 and 12. and 6 p.m. Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful DEERFIELD BEACH: St. St. Pafiick 6, 7. 8, 9. 10, 11. 12:30 Jos. L., J. L Jr., Lawrence H. chapels provide everything possible for com- and 6 p.m. III (5109 N. Fed. H'way) 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12 and 6 p.m. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, (ALL LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS) fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:30, with pews and kneeling rails. 8:30, 10, 11 and 12:15 MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 10:30. 12 and "A SERVICE OF DISTINCTION FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, 5:45 p.m. Finest service — no compromise with qual- 9:30 MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, (Firemen's AT A COST YOU CAN AFFORD," St. Anthony, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 and Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone —— 5:30 p.m. Pembroke Rd.) 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 7 p.m. Home-like Atmosphere Extra services regardless of the amount spent — and we St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 7 p.m. MOORE HAVEN: 5t Joseph the Work guarantee our service. St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. with all modern without additional er, 10. St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish- facilities charges Blessed Sacrament (Oakland Park Blvd. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8. 10, 11. Personal attention — our staff trained to and NE 17th Ave.), 6, 8, 9:30, 11, NORTH DADE COUNTY: St Monica 12:30 and 6 p.m. personally handle every problem, no matter 8, 10, 11:15 and 6 p.m. 1349 FLAGLER STREET, W. Queen of Manyrs, 7, 3, 9, 10, 11:30, how difficult, every detail, no matter how 12:30. 6 p.m. NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family 6 7. 8 9, 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. small. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, St. James, 6, 7 8 9. 10 11 12:1S- FR 3-0656 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:15. and 5:30 p.m. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and 11 and 5:30 p.m. 12:45. Freedom of choice — every family may FORT MYERS: St. Frr.ncls Xavier, select a service price within their means — 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence VI St. Cecilia Mission, 7 and 10. 7, 9, 10, II, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. no one has to plead charity to purchase NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 7:30. any of our funerals — no questions are asked 9.30. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45. 12 and 5:30 p.m FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasla, 6, 7:30 OKEECHOBtE: sacred Heart 9. Boys Homelike Surroundings — and we use no selling pressure! Auditorium: 9. 10:30, 12. School, 10:30. OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetua H ALLAN DALE: St. Matthew, 6:15, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11, 12:15 and 7 p.m. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. Dignified Friendly Service Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost St. Philip (Bunche Park). 9. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6 less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20 7, 8, 9, 10:15, 11:30, 12:45 (Spanish), PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. VII 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (Spanish). PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 6, 7, 8, 9, years. St. Bernard Mission: 9. 10 (Spanish) 10:30, 12 .and 6 p.m. Prices To Meet Any St. John the Apostte, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. We offer all families a choice of over 60 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 6 p.m. PERRINE: Holy Roscrj.. 7 8, 9:3k. Family Budget HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 9 a.m. 10:30, 12 and 5:30. VIII different caskets, with the finest of funeral HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10 POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8 service and facilities . . . complete in every 6 11:30. 9:30, 11, 12:15. detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. Little Flower; 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman, 7 Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:3G 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6 p.m. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 7 p.m. PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. R. E. Wixsom, F.D. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12:15 and Funeral Home PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30 7 p.m. 10, 6:30 p.m. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8, Serving faithfully for over 60 yean RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The 9:30, 11, 12:30, and 6 p.m. King, 7, 10, 12. 206 S.W. 8th Street FR 3-2111 (WOtufct IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 8:30 RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, 9, and 11:45 10:30, 11:30. MORTUARIES INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. SAN1BEL ISLAND: 11:30. JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 3 and 10:30 SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m a.m. 10, II, 12. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30 and SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7. 9:30, 11. LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF 11:15 a.m. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, CARL F. SLADE, F.D. LABELLE: Mission, 10. 10, II and 12 noon. St. Louis (Palmetto Sr. High Auditor- C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission ium, 7460 S.W. 118th St.) 8, 9:30 8 a.m. and 11. LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, St. Thomas (7303 S.W. 64th St.,) 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. 6/7, 8, 10 andll CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME St. Luke, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and 12 noon. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, II. LEHIGH ACRES: St. (Admin VERO BEACH: St. Helen. 7:30, 9, 11 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 istration Building) 8, 10. WAUCHULA: St. Michael. 9. MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martir Polished Face, Single V MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 9:30. 11, 12 noon, 6 p.m. St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. , Add $5.00 $9000 Assumption Academy, 9:15, 10:30, St. , (4317 N. Congress) 8, For Emblem O^ 12:15 (Announcements in Spanish). 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6 p.m. Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Spanish) 2' - 0" x 1' - 0" x 0* — 4" 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 p.m. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12. KRAEER FUNERAL HOME (Spanish). Holy Name 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:30, 12. Delivered To Cemetery R. JAY KRAEER, Bmeral Director Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30 ON THE KEYS and 5:30 p.m. BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter's Mission Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. 9:30 a.m. Ambulance Service International Airport (International CARIBBEAN MARBLE CO., Inc. Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays ana Holy- KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10 11:15 and 12:15. SOUTH FLORIDA'S OLDEST days), 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY St. Mary of fne Missions and St. St. , 8, 9:30 and II. 7232 S.W. 42 ST., MIAMI PH. MO 1-4055 Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo, POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA St. Brendan, 7, 8, »:13, 10:30, 11:30, 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. 12:30, arid 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30 Phone WH 1-4113 ish). 9. 11. 3 GENERATIONS OF SERVICE IN THE GREAT AMERICAN TRADITION

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RENTZ, Owner Phone HI 3-8477 Electric, plumbing, carpentry, were handled by McHALE FUNERAL HOM MEMBER OF COCONUT GROVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE masonry, jalousies, painting. MIAMI, 7200 N.W. 2nd. Avenue. LITTLE FLOWER . I ST. ROSE OF LIMA I CONVALESCENT HOME \1 Install air conditioners. Wl 7-4256

STONE'S PHARMACY CARPENTERS GOLDEN BEACH MAJORCA REXALL DRUGS FREE DELIVERY "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE" CONVALESCENT HOME CARPENTRY — PAINTING, ETC. 24 hour prbfessionol nursing care. HI 8-2441 HI 6-9419 GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS Meajs are the best. Communion and 11638 N.E. 2nd Ave. PLaza 9-6534 Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christ! Services every first Friday for Fellow American College of Apothecaries Catholic patients. Rates $6.00 per 1735 Ponce De Leon Coral Gables day. CARPET INSTALLATION, REPAIRS 19295 West Dixie Highway ST. PATRICK ST. AGNES MIAMI Wl 7-3832 Carpets stretched, installation, cleaned, in- surance claims, cigarette burns repaired. VERNON'S DRUGS Mike PL 8-7894 — YU 9-7811. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CLARR-SNYDER PHARMACY 658 So. Crandon Blvd. Eey Biscayne CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONAL 'PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE EM 1-5632 FREE DELIVERY ALTON ROAD AT 41st STREET PATIOS, DRIVES, walks. KEYSTONE, color, JE 4-3978 "PRESCRIPTIONS FIRST" — HARRY & DICK VERNON any size job. Quality work. Free estimate. Free Booklet PROMPT DRUG DELIVERY MU 8-2151 Tells I CORPUS CHRISTI IMMACULATE CONCEPTION HOME CLEANING For courteous demonstration, latest amazing PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY home, cleaning equipment, call your friendly What Every ALLAPATTAH PHARMACY multi-lingual Electrolux man, Art Denchfield, Two Stores To Serve You — Complete Prescription Service anytime. HI 5-1444 - HI 8-7708. 2000 N.W. 17th Avenue 801 W. 49th St. 398 E. 41st St. "In Business For Your Health" 821-8221 HOME REPAIR Catholic Jack E. Massey, Owner TU 8-4683 Phone NE 5-7321 MIAMI, FLORIDA NIGHT EMERGENCY Ph. 821-0473 All types of home repair, also screening re- Family Should pair. No job too small. Ray, Member St 1ST. JAMES HOLY FAMILY! ' Louis Parish, CE 5-6434. Know About TOPSOIL AND SAND GOLDEN PHARMACY OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP/MARSHAL T. STERN, R. PH. C Funerals FREE Delivery within the Parish. SANDY'S DRUGS ADAHF A PULVERIZED SOIL UKAI/E A POTTING SOIL Every Csp t h o 1 i o family in LINESUOF Ph°ne N"1 1"4667 1060 N.E. 163rd ST. — Wl 7-2467 COSMETICS 13265 N.W. 7th Avenue North Miami SILICA SAND FOR LAWN DRESSING Greater Miami should receive PROMPT FREE DELIVERY SERVICE a copy of a new booklet just CONSUMER GREEN STAMPS .. D. MIRONE published by the Redernptorist I ST. LAWRENCE I I BLESSED SACRAMENT! PHONE 235-4814 Fathers called WHAT EVERY Phone WI 5-1131 FAMILY SHOULD KNOW QolojnJuaL ABOUT FUNERALS. The helpful (ADJACENT HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL) information it contains may help FAMILY DRUGS COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION CENTER "FAMOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS" For Free Delivery Phone 564-7569 greatly to avoid confusion and Tay Jacobs Ph. G. OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. tragic mistakes, and to lighten DRUGS • FLORIST • RESTAURANT • GIFTS 18100 N.E. 19th Ave. North Miami Beach 4701 N. FEDERAL HWY., FORT LAUDERDALE the burden of sorrow at the death of a member of the family. OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP ST. PHILIP EVERYONE READS You may have a FREE C~7 / DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE COPY of this informative booklet AND USES by writing to Lithgow Funeral Centers, 485 N.E- 54th Street in ZJartak'd OP A-LOCK A DRUGS Miami, or by calling 757-5544. (Greater Opa-Locka's Exclusive Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic Outlet) y SUNDRIES * PHOTO SUPPLIES * FILM DEVELOPING * MONEY ORDERS • BLUE STAMPS 5 There's no obligation, of course. Phone MU 1-3122 400 Opa-Locka Blvd. g

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LAWN MAINTENANCE PAINTING UPHOLSTERY HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE, NO. MIAMI

1 RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SE' Painting, inside - outside, any size I Save money — factory to you prices, chai Whirlpool washer, $10. 5 Years old. For sale or trade. 3 Bedroom IV2 baths. Carpentry work. Free estimates. Memb from $19.50 — Sofas from $39.50. Choo: 2001 S.W. 6th ST. FR 3-3028 FLORIDA DREAM HOMES 1 Block to St. James and school. $1,500 TION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. from 1,000 lovely fabrics. All work guarai Equity. Will take house, trailer, boat or $800 teed. Free estimates. Lowest prices on cu: cash. 535 N.W. 130th Street. MU 1-2493. torn slipcovers and draperies. 949-0721. Stereo, refrigerator, couches, end tables, 1. 2 Bedroom, Screened Pool $12,500 PLUMBING Lawn service. Cutting and edging, $5 ui lawn equipment, etc., NA 4-1946. 2.2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Furn $13,900 HOMES FOR SALE — NO. MIA. BCH. CALL PETE LA ROCCA PL 4-941 Slipcovers, draperies and upholstery repairinj 3. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Screened Pool $16,500 HENRY FLATTERY with your material or mine. 565-4277. Ft. Laui MARINE EQUIPMENT 4. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Fla. Room ... $10,900 _ Near St. Lawrence school. 1 Acre. 4 Bedroom, Complete Septic Tank Service ts a8e ce S 2 bath large Florida room 18800 N E 22nd VELVET LAWN SEVICE, WHITE BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigj. VII o*.£: 1Eves °°. YSU" ,3-4428jAve „ . Open' . - - - Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connectio VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE YU 9-2096 . BISCAYNE PARK. MIAMI SHORES OR 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-181 Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- 6081 WASHINGTON ST., W. HOLLYWOOD nut Grove. HI 4-7343. NORTH MIAMI AREAS. CALL VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES HOMES FOR SALE—MIAMI BEACH PL 8-8675 or 945-9307 REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME PHIL PALM PLUMBING CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE J. A. O'BRIEN, REALTY 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. No. Bay Island. (Off 79th St. Causeway). REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) Cases, custom made. All purposes. Call fO; Terrific value. Executive selling $35,000 HARPERS LANDSCAPING SERVICE Miramar 2 bedroom CBS home. Carport, value home for only $25,900. Completely fur- CALL PLAZA 8-9896 information. FR 9-T147. nished, 4 bedroom, 3 baths. Terrazzo and MOW AND EDGE — $5 AND UP TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED pump, screened patio, G.E. kitchen and oak floors. Garage. Circular driveway. Ex- CALL JIMMIE CA 1-8230 OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS washer. Completely furnished, $12,000. 2331cellent terms. CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 West Largo Drive. 989-6876. McCORMICK - BOYETT CARMINE BRAVO, BROKER 754-4731 LAWN MOWER SERVICE Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Largest selection of new and used pianos We specialize in plumbing repairs WATER HEATERS and organs in Florida. St. Stephen Parish. Air Cond., 2 bedroom, 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. VICTORS, 300 N.W. 54 ST. PL 8-8795 HOMES FOR SALE — N.W. excellent condition. $400 Down, $69 month. MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Day PL 7-0606 LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMBING CO. 6116 SW 22 St. Mu 1-5746. Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 Water Heater Repairs & Sales SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE Across from St. James. 3 Bedroom home. Near Authorized Service and Parts buses and shops. $500 Down, take up $65 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 month payments. 590 N.W.' 131 St. Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. SINGER SLANT NEEDLE HOMES FOR SALE — MIAMI SHORES 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hour sen TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU WINDOW REPAIRS Late model, streamline. Makes button holes. ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on ne> 450 N.E. 105 ST. 2 Bedroom, Florida room. Walk to St. 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 jobs and sewers. OX 1-4826. Sold $250 new. Take over balance of 9 pay- Dominic's. No qualifying. $14,500, $600 Cash. JALOUSIES, WINDOWS AND SCREENS- Large family home, near St. Rose. Centra Owner. 5821 N.W. 3rd Street. 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 ments, $11.19. Will take trade. Call, 685-1564. REPAIRED CALL ANDY, OX 1-2018 air - Heat, playroom, 2 car garage. "C" RUG CLEANNG Mack McElligott with 0. J. Powell Co. TOP SOIL & SAND FOR SALE Owner transferred. Assume VA mortgage, LAWN SPRINKLERS Realtors. PL 7-2511. RugsjCleaned —in your Home, or our Plant MR. ADVERTISER $14,500, balance $2,000 down. Many extras. MIKE'S RUG CLEANING FERTILE TOP SOIL — LAWN SAND — FILL, Excellent condition, 4 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. THIS SPACE WAS RESERVED Near schools, stores, expressways. 1120 N.W. ALLIED LAWN Dade PL 8-7894 Broward YU 9-781 rompt delivery. NE 4-0965. HOMES FOR SALE N.E. 200th St. NA 1-9331, 621,1961. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FOR YOU Give your Rugs & Carpets a WEARING APPAREL FOR SALE 3 Bedroom home, like new. Landscaped. Block Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells THOUSANDS OF VOICE READERS Large C.B.S. $14,900 Total, $1,360 down, 'NEW LOOK' - For ESTIMATE from Catholic church and school. $13,500. Installed, Serviced & Maintained CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 $101.98 mo. No closing. 427 N.W. 82 Ter 1296 N.E. 146th Street. Wl 7-1809 SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 MISSED UTENTI0N JUNE BRIDES — Full length small size bridal gown worn once for debut. Cost FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE ROOFING YOUR OFFER p225. Sacrifice for $125. MO 5-5246. HAS EVERYTHING ! ! CALL MU 8-4661 Bedroom home, like new. Landscaped. Block Spacious, modern, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, den, LEAKS - TILES REPAIRED $4 UP AND YOU rom Catholic church and school. 1296 N.EFlorid. a room, garage, guest house. Near St. REAL ESTATE Michaels, bus lines. $30,000. Furnished. Call ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS 146 Street. Wl 7-1809 MISSED owner for app't. NE 4-8107 EXPERT REPAIRS FOR WELL PUMP LICENSED & INSURED AND SPRINKLERS. MU 1-0806. ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO. A SALE RENTALS — MANAGEMENT Ideal for retirees. 2 Bedroom stucco home. FREE ESTIMATES CA 1-6671 LISTINGS WANTED I Bedroom CBS, 1% baths, tile roof, Florida DICK BROOKS — REALTOR — 688-6638 Includes stove, refrig. and carpeting. Walk 18 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE oom, den, separate dining room, carport, PAINTING FOR SALE to St. Rose. On busline. $8,500. PL 4-0667. sprinkler system and awnings. Near schools, (MEMBER OF ST. BRENDAN PARISH) bus and expressway, $14,000. $77 Monthly. ACREAGE FOR SALE T AUTOMOTIVE otal down payment, $950. 770 N.W. 145 St. PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR HOMES FOR SALE-BISC. GARDEN Licensed, Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW ILLIAMS ROOFING WE COVER DAD h Acre, $995. $100 Down, $15 month.. For in !e-roofing, repair. (Leaks our specialty] .957 Ford Convertible (white). 2 Door, _ ; RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 o. call J. S. Palmer, Realtor. PL 4-2266. Rep HOMES FOR SALE-MIAMI SPRINGS Liscensed - insured. CA 1-0904 or HI 8-6102 :ylinder, radio, new whitewall tires, new esenting Plantation Acres in Ft. Lauderdale. 8 blocks from St. James Church and school. op. A-l condition. Engine recently over- Near shopping centers. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, lauled. Privately owned. Call PL 4-2651 2 Bedrooms, tile kitchen and bath, Florida Painting. Interior and exterior. Reasonable WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOFT I to 5 P.M. Weekdays only or YU 7-1385 STORES FOR RENT HOLLYWOOD closed garage. $450 Down. Terms. 260 NWroom. Many extras. $800 Down, F.H.A. $86 Call John Farrell, after 5.. 621-3598. /e repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed lollywood Weekends. 140 St. Monthly. 462 Swan Avenue, 888-2612. (ork. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 r MU 5-1097. iffice - 5794 JOHNSON STREET, 15x44, neai 961 Chevrolet Bel Air, E cylinder, 4-door lollywood Nativity Parish, ideal for lawyer, 'edart. Low mileage. Clean. A-l mechanically. etter shop, tile co., etc. $85 per month. JOHN'S ROOFING !adio, heater and whitewall tires. 1 owner. Iwner Hlwd. 989-2341. FREE! Leaky Roofs Repaired. ,200. Wl 7-7170 !5 Up. Expert Work CA 6-2790 — HI 8-6102 tomes For Sale-DEERFIELD BEACH The Best CAR VALUES Pressure Cleaning .961 — 700 Model Corvair, 2-door. A-l con- ROOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED lition. Automatic transmission, radio, white- Blocks to St. Ambrose school. 3 Bedrooms, Are Found In The VOICE When you seal and paint $14.95 - ANY SIZE ROOF all tires. Pale blue. $995. PL 8-6632. bath, Florida room, garage. Many extras Licensed and Insured. HI 4-1627 500 Down, $106 month. 1104 S.E. 5th Ct. your roof lone 399-5384. llman Minx, 1958 convertible. New top, nieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiin OOF CLEANING A COATING ew paint, new vinyl seat covers, new brakes, WHY PAY MORE? )w mileage, whitewall tires and radio. It 'OMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE !oofs pressure cleaned $12. Spray painted so runs excellently too! If you want a ial gem, this is it! Phone CE 5-9566, lose to all churches and schools, shoppini P47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465, FR 3-8125. :ter 4:30. :enter. Near beach. Lovely 3 bedroom home, For The White * Star :arported, completely furnished. On busline. ; ;12,900. Owner. 436 N.E. 11th Ave. Open. Licensed-Bonded-Insured ANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANTS BEST TRADES, Special Gravel Process Re-Roofing & Repairs 749 N.E. IS Ave, Holy Cross area. Furm'shei CATALOGUE MAILEO ON REQUEST unfurnished, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Central Call All Types Roofs — Since 1920 SPECIAL eat and air, Florida room and patio. 4-9918. PRICES and Now PALMER Roofing Co. 3x5' U.S.A. FLAG $6.90 PREPAID PARCEL POST HOLLYWOOD LISTINGS WANTED NE 3-0905 MARY DREXLER'S FR 3-6244 Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle ave clients for Hollywood homes, lots an General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. BAKER FLAG CO. creage. Multiple Listing Service. Nativity arish area preferred. NICHOLAS MANGIERO, Little Flower PHONE 635-6311 EALTOR, APPRAISER, 5796 JOHNSON STREET, *•• ASK FOR Epiphany ROOF LEAK? 1454 N.W. 17th AVE., MIAMI, FLA. I0LLYW0OD. 989-2341. Coral Gables South Miiam; l

HOT INSIDE? Sixteen Years of Fencing in South Florida w You may now brush on a new ENCE MASTERS xi\il\\ "ON THE TRAIL" LIQUID ASPHALT ALUMINUM ROOF OR • CYPRESS & AMERICAS LARGEST ENCE REDWOOD PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.Yi.B^ST. MIAMI FROM A CAN F • COLOR-BOND DETROIT* FLINT* MIAMI EASY TO APPLY, ECONOMICAL, 25° COOLER 7101 N.W. 69th AVENUE Phone TU 5-1446 FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE Produces a handsome aluminum shield against the elements, stops all leaks. YOU CAN SAVE THAT OLD ROOF Direct factory sales, wholesale prices. Statewide delivery. Send for Literature. IN BROWARD COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY C0.r HALLANDALEr FLA. Phone Hlwd. 983-4442 Miami, 949-1851 R: ^Plumbing Repair Service POWELL MOTOR (0. JOHN DAMICH GEORGE NEFF St. Rose of Lima Parish Immaculate Conception • Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus PLaza 7-0606 SALES AND SERVICE Lincoln Continental - Mercury ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE . # ENGLISH FORD LINE PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 Q The World's Cleanest Used Cars McCormick-Boyelt Plumbing Co. % (Established 33 Years) 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA.« GABLES LINCOLN-MERCURY 4001 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables Ph. HI 3-4621

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Walk to St. Brendans, Banyan, shopping. 3 iSurfside. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2V2 bath. Working girl share large 2 bedroom home' Bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room. Low down [.Central air and heat. Near St. Joseph, with same. Immaculate Conception Parish ' payment Assume G.I. loan. 8461 S.W. 30th schools, ocean. 9540 Carlyle Ave. UN 5-7318. Call after 6 P.M. 887-6964. St. 221-4894. I HOMES FOR RENT N.E. ROOMS FOR RENT S.W. FORECLOSE!.! Furnished 2 bedroom. Air Conditioner. Near Lovely twin bedroom. Near Gables. For CENTRAL AIR - HEAT the Catherdal. 71 N.E. 69th St. PL 8-7935 lady or couple. Use of home. 444-5528. ?450 DOWN, $98 MONTH PAVS ALL or PL 1-1394. Like new 4 bedroom, 2 bath beauty reduced to $14,500. Cheerful eat-in kitchen includes Rooms For Rent—Coral Cables oven, range, garbage disposal. Charming APTS. FOR RENT N.E. dining area with sliding glass doors to patio. Mature business woman, share widows home. Extra large rooms throughout plus huge Lovely furnished 1 bedroom apt. Nice patio Large room, private bath. Bus. HI 4-4244. laundry utility room. for entertaining. Adults. Yearly. Reasonable. IRVING PERLMAN 440 N.E. 63rd St. 757-0030. HI 5-1349 Realtor 24 Hours NEAR ST. BRENDAN'S Very large 1 bedrrTom unfurnished apt. Quiet. LAKE PARK — 3 Bedroom 2 bath homes YOU CHOOSE THE PARISH!! $75 Month. 1497 N.E. 118 Terrace, PL 4-3689. with garage. Pools, patios and air condi- ; WE HAVE THE HOME!! tioning available. Many models and plans to choose from. Priced from $17,500. As ST. BRENDAN. 3 bedroom pool home. 4V2%521 N.E. 61st St. Furnished air conditioned low as 10% down. Financing available. mortage, $91 month. efficiency. Near bus, stores. Adults. $70 mo. Visit model homes today. Call after 3 P.M. PL 7-1740. ST. THERESA. 3 bedroom, garage. $1,500 8275 S.W. 48th ST. down to one mortgage. BEST HOMES PHONE 221-3621 SS. PETER AND PAUL. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Corner 1 bedroom furnished apt. duplex conversion. 17691 N.E. 19 Ave. — Wl 5-6585. MULLEN, REALTOR 226-1311 REALTY APARTMENTS FOR RENT S.W. INSURANCE SERVICE HOMES FOR SALE-C. GROVE THARIN SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 See the Crown Jewels of the Southwest Section Large 1 bedroom furnished apt. $110. In- Galloway Half-Acre Estate Homes Feature; — 3 and 4 bedrooms SALE OR RENT cluding utilities. 921 S.W. 12th Avenue. 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach 2 and 3 baths • Tile roofs Near St. Hugh church. Lovely Al Phone TE 2-5176 Central air conditioning and reverse cycle heating by Fedders Parker des igned 4 bedroom, :Z level home. 250 Royal Palm Way—Palm Beach Large sere ened pool and patio. Room For Rent No. Miami Beach Phone TE 2-6244 G-E all electric kitchen with dishwasher and disposal DON COX,REALTOR HI 3-0302 All rooms situated off a central foyer Lovely room, with private bath, entrance and Screened patio and pool area swimming pool. Wl 5-0007. HOMES FOR SALE - SO. MIAMI EXQUISITE LUXURY Epiphany area. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Florida ROOMS FOR RENT—MIAMI SHORES HOMES PRICED FROM room. Asking $16,900. $700 Down, $110 mo. 25,500 Open Sat., Sun. 1-5. 8215 S.W. 62nd Place. Mature woman. Make your home with us. BUILDER-DEVELOPER Visit the beautifully furnished models. Open Daily and Sunday 10:30 AM to Private room and share home. St. Rose of 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. Lima Parish. Reas. PL 8-9468. MIAMI 38, FLORIDA STEP INTO BETTER LIVING LOVELY HOME Phone PLQIO 8-0327 BETTER THAN NEW NEAR EPIPHANY APTS. FOR RENT — N.E. ON beautiful 100'xlOO' lot, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has LARGE FLORIDA ROOM — wonderful kitchen with cafe doors. Was built PACIFIC HOUSE Philip D. Lewis, Inc. in '58 — centrally heated. 4 air conditioners 2 Blocks From Gesu — well and sprinkler. This home is ideal REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS for children. There is no through traffic. 327 N.E. 1st AVE. HM.V AVRE Short walk to the Epiphany. Priced at only TV Room, Refrigerator In PALM BEACH COUNTY Every Room. 31 West 20th Street MICKLER & LYDEN, REALTORS $8, $10, $12 Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 1300 Ponce de Leon HI 4-6161 Weekly or Monthly Rotei. VESPA JAWA - YAMAHA WILL FINANCE READY TO GO! REBUILT Guaranteed Scooters FORT LAUDERDALE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE . . . ALL MAKES REPAIRED BISCAYKE SCOOTERS PH. 681-5823 14354 N.W. 7th AVE.

NEW CAR LOANS See the all new 1964 Rambler IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO FINANCE YOUR NEXT CAR, ARRANGE IN ADVANCE FOR A LOAN WITH US. OUR BANK PLAN OFFERS YOU GULFSTREAM LOW FINANCE COST, $4.50 PER $100. PER YEAR. WE ASSURE YOU OF NO EXTRA, OR HIDDEN CHARGES, COME IN OR CALL TODAY. . . YOU RAMBLER WILL FIND MONTHLY REPAYMENTS TO MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS. 510 N. Federal Hwy., Hallandale WA 3-4601 MIAMI Wl 5-1901 Only 1 mile south of the Hollywood Cir. State Road 84 is a connector road for A1A, U.S. 1, State Road 9, U.S. 441, Turnpike and Road to Naples. COMPLETE BANKING AND CONSULTING SERVICE "SELECT" USED CARS At honest low prices — eosy terms. Complete Service Facilities *•*•** HIALEAH MIAMI SPRINGS BANK — Body Shop — Upholstery Gloss. 101 Hialeah Drive Telephone 888-3611 "We back every sale with service" Bank Rate Financing 343' on State Road #84 at $195.00 per front foot — 700 ft. deep MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Vic Perera, Pres. St. Gregory Highway frontage by 200 ft. deep — zoned B-3. Approximately 5 acres — sure to appreciate in value. Your "CHEVROLET MAN"\ Ideal location for Motel, Restaurant, Trailer Park, Transfer Company or affiliated business.

WALLY NIMER ' Located about 4 miles west of Port Everglades. Traffic is heavy now and will increase when State Road #9 and toll road from Naples to Back to serve you at the old stand. Fort Lauderdale are completed. *" Years of experience v* Outstanding reputation *> Many hundreds of satisfied customers For particulars about this property and others ;> Ready —Willing —Anxious to make you Call or Write Miami's best dea[ HAROLD A. MILLER EPIPHANY PARISH I COME AND SEE ME - AT REALTORS DUMAS (§) MILNCR 1011-12 Longford Bldg., Miami 32, Florida Phone: 371-7703 ON THE TRAIL AT LeJEUNE • HI 4-3566 'CHEVROLET,

May 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 35 PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THRU WEEKEND - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FOOD Thinking of the Biggest Savings on Foods Think FIRST of FOOD FAIR FAIR DURING FOOD FAIR'S 44th ANNIVERSARY NEVER FROZEN!

FOOD FAIR-FLORIDA FRESH WESTERN PORK CORN FED FULL GRADE A CUT RIB LOINS HALF EGGS Full Cut Loin Half ,„ 49c MED. TOP U.S. CHOICE PSG BRAND Boneless c 2 - 69" Ib SLICED BACON CROSSRIB 69 OSCAR SAVE MONEY ON MOVIES - BUY FOOD FAIR-WOMETCO MAYER COUPON BOOKS AT YOUR FOOD FAIR STORE Save 30c LUSCIOUS RED RIPS CALIFORNIA Regular 99c Value CHARCOAL

LIBBEY'S "NORTH STAR" PATTERN BRIQUETTES' GLASSWARE 20-lb. 6-oz. JUICE GLASS WITH EACH $5 ORDER BAG THIS WEEK'S DIFFERENT PIECE LIMIT 1 BAG, PLEASE OFFER EACH WEEK WITH $5 ORDER OR THRU WED., MORE MAY 13th

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MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FOR THE GREATEST SELECTION OF EXCITING GIFTS — FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Page 36 Ma/ 8, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida