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Dearly Beloved: Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida It is my happy, yet humble, privilege to report that your VOL. IV, NO. 3 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy APRIL 6, 1962 Diocesan Development Fund Campaign for 1962 has met with 1 an overwhelming success. The total amount raised at this time is in excess of $1,211,000, of which $660,000 is in cash. You have my heartfelt gratitude. As your Bishop I realize ;:" ''at your generosity is a manifestation of your deep and abid- Outdoor Mass In Bayfront Park

._ .o Faith««and of your sincere love for Almighty God. ; It is a demonstration, too, of your determination to help provide the necessary facilities which will assure more priests To Mark Pan American Day Here for your Diocese and a Catholic education for increasing num- Members of the Latin-Ameri- - bers of its young people. can hierarchy will join Ameri- can prelates and thousands of Your Diocesan Development Fund, established just a little Spanish and English speaking more than three years ago, already has brought into being residents of South Florida at the "• the flourishing and still growing St. John Vianney Minor Sem- -Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving inary; a strong nucleus for an expanding chain of high schools; which Bishop Coleman F. Car- roll will offer in observance of - comfortable homes for the aged; inspiring retreat houses; Pan American Day at 4 p.m., havens for the distressed and the indigent; a refuge for unwed Friday, April 13, in Bayfront mothers; the soon-to-be-opened new home for dependent chil- Park. dren, and the West Coast hospital to be ready June 1. Archbishop Paul J. Halli- Now, as a result of this year's campaign, work will be n,an, recently installed as Met- ropolitan of the new ecclesias- started immediately on a new College Building at the Semin- tical province of Atlanta, will ary; on a new West Coast high school, and on additions to an preside at the Mass which already existing high school to make it co-institutional for both will be sung at a magnificent ' boys and girls. All these will be completed by September. altar to be erected on the grounds adjacent to Miami's Truly, this is a record for which you have every reason Torch of Friendship, dedicat- to be proud. And it is a record for which I have every reason ed two years ago by the City y of Miami - to the everlasting to be proud of you. Yet, I would be remiss in my duty if I friendship of our neighboring did not tell you frankly that there still is much to be done — countries. not merely in the future, but now. The sermon during the Mass In a growing Diocese in this very rapidly expanding area will be preached by Archbishop of our nation, we have not merely a great responsibility to Carlos Humberto Rodriquez y keep pace with an increasing population, but, more import- Quiro of San Jose, Costa Rica. antly, a God-given opportunity to strengthen and to spread the • Faith. Other officers of the Mass will be archpriest, Msgr. James F. Design of Outdoor Altar Prepared by Architect Thomas J. Madden Jr. We are not closing the books on the 1962 Diocesan Develop- Enright; deacon, Father Bryan ment Fund Campaign. Some of you have not been contacted. O. Walsh, and subdeacon, Fa- - Some realize they have not contributed in accordance with ther Joseph O'Shea. Father RECEPTION, BANQUET APRIL 13: their means or with their conscience. To these we appeal. Felipe Arroyo, S.J. and Father Send your contribution to the Diocesan Development Fund John Feliu, S.P., will be dea- office, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, or call PLaza 7-5714. cons of honor, and masters of ceremonies will be Father Neil Again expressing to ,you my deep appreciation for your J. Flemming, Father Donald Archbishop Hallinan Tribute generosity, and. asking for you a large measure of God's F. X. Connolly, Father Joseph •graces, I am M. Laughlin, Father Claude A reception and banquet hon- em vocation directors during Gratefully yours in Christ, Brubaker and. Father John J. oring Archbishop Paul J. Halli- which the Miami diocese was Donnelly. nan, first Metropolitan of the host at Miami Beach, Archbish- newly-created province of At- Chaplains to Archbishop Hal- op Hallinan will be making his linan will be Father Xavier Mor- lanta, will be held at 7 p.m., first official visit to this Dio- ras and Father Eugenio del Friday, April 13, at the Hotel cese since his installation on Busto. Bishop of Miami Everglades. March 29. Music during the Mass will be The banquet will follow the • provided by the combined choirs of St. John Vianney Minor Sem- Solemn Pontifical Mass dur- inary and Barry College, ac- ing which Archbishop Halli- companied at the organ by Clay- Entrance Exams Saturday nan will preside at 4 p.m. in «TensioB in New Orleans" - ton Brenneman, diocesan organ- Bayfront Park in observance an Editorial ... Page 6 ist. Members of the Fourth De- of Pan American Day. gree Knights of Columbus will For 5 Miami High Schools "Mr. Buckley's Odd Review," provide an honor guard during Bishop Coleman F. Carroll bv Father Walsh Page 7 Entrance examinations and has announced. The girls' the ceremonies. and priests of the Diocese of Father Cronin's "Comunism: ration will be held at five high school is staffed by the Sisters, Servants of the Im- The second annual outdoor Miami will also be hosts to "Threat to Freedom" .. Page 8 of - Miami's Catholic high Mass will be sung at the invi- maculate Heart of Mary of members of the Latin American < Brubaker, supervising principal grade boys planning to enroll County Chamber of Commerce. has extended an invitation to " »«c » Washington Meet- of Immaculata Academy staff- in the freshmen classes at Honorary co-chairmanship of . , . „ , ing Forgets God" Page 11 ed by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Archbishop Curley High and the 1962 Pan American Day pro- pastors in the 16 counties o£ the of St. Augustine and La Salle Christopher Columbus High gram has been accepted by Diocese to designate parishion- "Cloistered Nuns Make Hosts." High School, staffed by the may make application for ad- Christian Brothers, exams for Bishop Carroll and Robert King ers who will represent their A Page of Pictures .... Page IS mission and take the entrance High, Mayor of Miami. Roger ' respective parishes at the ban- Supreme Court Hears Plea to prospective ninth grade stu- examinations required. Trans- LaRoehe is chairman of the quet. Ban Public School Prayers dents will be given at both high fer students wishing to enroll . coordinated program. Page 14 schools between 9 a.m. and in the 10th grade next year will The former Bishop of noon. Transfer students in also be accepted for exams and Ecclesiastical dignitaries grades 10, 11 and 12 may regis- N.C. Photos Charleston was named first Niagara University to Confer registration at the schools from Caribbean and Latin Archbishop of Atlanta Feb. 21 Degree on Bishop Carroll ter later this month on a date which are staffed by Holy American countries who have ARCHBISHOP Paul J. Hallinan, when Pope John XXHI also \ Page 15 which will be announced. Cross Brothers and the Marist established the new ecclesias- _ _ . ' ' „ . already accepted invitations first metropolitan of the Prov- ...... „ -• Cana Conference Courses Begin Brothers, respectively. to be present include: Bishop tical province of Atlanta. Suf- . " „ ,_ Registration of pupils who . *,!.!! in Diocese Page 17 Eduardo Polanco of. Santiago ince of Atlanta will make his fragan sees are Charleston, passed examinations held in Father Louis Roberts, super- first official visit to the Dio- Miami, Raleigh, St. Augus- Family Life Bureau Marriage March at Notre Dame Acade- de los Caballeros, Dominican vising principal of Monsignor Republic; Auxiliary Bishop cese of Miami, April 13. He will tine and Savannah. Instruction Courses ... Page 18 my will begin at 9:30 a.m., Pace High School in North Lawrence M. Graziano, and continue until 4 p.m., Dade, said registration thsre preside at the Solemn Pontifical One of the principal speakers CYO Orators Compete for Na- Mother Maria Jane, principal will be held at a later date. (Continued on Page 3) Mass at Bayfront Park. - at the January meeting of east- tional Tourney Page 21 Ecumenical Group Studies Pope John Visit* Pope Thanks US. For Wishes Possible Changes in Mass 't As He Marks SOfh Birthday Where He Was Ordained ROME (NO — Pope John after a lapse of two centuries. By JAMES C. O'NEILL liturgical calendar promul- WASHINGTON (NO — Pope John XXIII has sent an ex- gated by Pope John XXIII. XXIII returned on the fourth The last pontiff to take part VATICAN CITY (NO — Pos- pression of his "heartfelt appreciation" and "cordial gratitude" sible changes in the Mass, and The press service also noted to the Bishops and Catholic laity of the United States for their Sunday of .Lent to the Roman personally was Pope Clement contemporary problems facing that "The liturgical movement commemoration of his 80th birthday. church where he was ordained VIII, who reigned from 1758 missionaries in Asia and Africa of this our age, with its studies nearly 60 years ago to take part to 1769. A letter from Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, Papal Secretary were among many questions concerning the origins and evo- in the city's lenten stational of State, to Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate in IN PROCESSION ' studied by the fifth session of lution of various parts of the the United States, says the remembrances were "numerous observances. On April 1, Pope John was the Central Preparatory Com- Mass, has certainly favored a mission of the ecumenical coun- more precise awareness of and munificent" and gave "further proof of unstinting loyalty The Roman stations are greeted at the Church of Santa cil. •those additions which over the and generous affectionate devotion" on the part of the Holy churches to which in ancient Maria di Montesanto by Luigi centuries have obfuscated the Father's "venerable brothers of the American Hierarchy and times the people marched in Cardinal Traglia, Pro-Vicar The fifth series of meet- clarity and encumbered the the flocks committed to their care." procession on certain days in ings brought together mem- General of Rome, and thou- simplicity of the original rite." The letter states that this has been "a source of deep con- Lent to attend Mass cele- bers and consultors for four SCRIPTURAL STUDY brated by their bishop or his sands of Romans who' ve ,-, solation and comfort to the Sovereign Pontiff." massed in the spacious, -an- or more hours a day to cope "A more careful choice of representative. According to with the great amount of ma- Scriptural texts in the first part custom, the popes went first tain-studded Piazza of Santa terial to be dealt with before of the liturgy of the Mass, that to a church selected as a point Maria del Popolo. the opening of the Second Vat- of the Catechumens, which is of assembly and then walked After praying before the ican Council on Oct. 11. essentially doctrinal and didac- in procession to the stational Pope John Greets Leader Blessed Sacrament, the Pope tic, could help the faithful and church with the people. Early meetings of this session walked in procession across the unite them more intimately in dealt mainly with liturgical On Ash Wednesday of this square to the Church of Santa celebrating the second part of problems. They were presented Of Scottish Presbyterians year, Pope John revived the Maria del Popolo, as priests the liturgy, that of the Euchar- by Arcadio Cardinal Larraona, tradition of personal papal par- and seminarians chanted the C. M. F., head of the council's istic Sacrifice." VATICAN CITY (NO — part of some Scottish Calvin- ists, the report was favor- ticipation in the observances litany of the saints. Preparatory Commission for Sa-' At later meetings, the com- "With the simplicity of my cred Liturgy, and included the able; the special committee mission discussed missionary heart I think you for your said that "any invitation from nature of the liturgy, the de- problems and the problem of visit." velopment of the liturgical the Pope would be warmly promoting local vocations to the welcomed." The invitation to movement, and liturgical books priesthood and religious orders. That was how Pope John themselves. XXIII greeted the Rt. Rev. Dr. Craig to visit Pope John Before completing its mis- was issued through the Secre- Know Your CHANGES IN MASS Archibald C. Craig, Modera- sionary discussions, the com- tor of the Church of Scotland, tariat for Promoting Christian Although little can be stated mission returned to liturgical when the top Presbyterian Unity, one of the preparatory at this time concerning specific matters. Of particular interest leader • responded to a agencies for the ecumenical matters considered by the com- in this respect was a study of precedent-shattering invita- council. Christian mission, it is generally under- ceremonies surrounding the ad- tion to call on the head of the Dr..Craig's meeting with the stood in Vatican circles that ministration of sacraments. Roman Church. among the suggestions debated The council bulletin made it Pope was described by both was a proposal that the Mass clear that the commission did Dr. Craig revealed in a Rome sides as a private courtesy vis- it! As with previous Vatican Symbols be changed in its nonessential not discuss doctrinal aspects of press conference later that his characteristics so that Catholics the various sacraments, which 45-minute meeting with Pope calls by heads of other Chris- of all levels could better parti- had been already dealt with at John had been a cordial one. tian denominations, no photo- cipate in it and understand its the Council of Trent. He said that at one point, the graphs of the meeting were full significance; conversation "touched upon the published and there was no dis- PROBLEMS OF PRESS cussion of religious differences. As the bulletin put it: matter of peace and, in this re- Among changes said to have spect, Pope John declared that "Around the essential rite of In his press conference been under consideration is 'the peace of the world has two each sacrament there has been that the Mass end at the "Ite bases: truth and freedom.' " later, Dr. Craig indicated he Missa Est" instead of with the developed in the centuries had been impressed by Pope reading of the Last Gospel, many ceremonies which have Dr. Craig had come to Rome John's references to the unity -as at present. had the task of making evident to join in celebrating the 100th of "brethren in Christ." He the importance of the sacra- anniversary of St. Andrew's said the Pope elaborated on Other possibilities include the ment itself. The attention of Presbyterian church. The long- this score, and that "when reorganization of the Lessons, the commission fixed itself on planned trip followed a fort- translated, I found this cor- Epistles and Gospels to give these ceremonies and on their night's visit to the Holy Land. responded closely with, what them greater significance in intelligibility and significance." Last fall, after Dr. Craig had I had tried to say to mem- modern circumstances. No offi- Archbishop Martin J. O'Con- let it be known that he hoped to bers of St. Andrew's church cial information on these possi- nor, Rector of the North Amer- pay a courtesy call on the Pope, a couple of days ago." bilities, however, was immedi- the question was submitted to a ican College and President of Dr. Craig was the fourth ately available. "the council's Preparatory Sec- special body of the Church of Scotland's general assembly. major non-Catholic church lead- ; ilri connection with these re- retariat for the Press and En- er to see the Pope in less than ports, Vatican circles cite that tertainment, presented a report Despite opposition on the 16 months. the press service of the prep- on problems of the press, ra- aratory commission, comment- dio, movies and television. ing on possible matters under The Anchor iSscussion during the sessions The anchor is the symbol of the virtue of devoted to the; liturgy, called attention to the goal that the Bishop Bell hope. largest possible number of Cath- THE KEY As pictured above, the anchor contains a olics be able to assist at Mass Named To See NEXT TO ST. MARYS CHAPEL hidden cross. The Cross of Christ was so depicted more fully and devoutly. (through the Arcade) in the days of the catacombs when Christians if.; 'SUITABLE INSTRUCTION' Oi Sacramento NORTHSIDE dared not present the Cross openly. SHOPPING CENTER ' The commission press service WASHINGTON (NO — Pope St. Paul in his epistle advised the Hebrews isaid of this goal that "it is in- John XXIII has named the Most (6, 18-19): "Hold fast the hope set before us. ; dispensable that an instruction Rev. Alden J. Bell to be the „ Stop in and See Our/New This hope we have as a sure and firm anchor of 'suitable to the capacity of in- Bishop of Sacramento. Bishop V Shipments of RELIGIOUS IMPORTS the soul." Christ is the unfailing hope of all who telligence and piety of individual Bell has been Titular Bishop of believe in Him. Christians" be issued and that Rhodopolis and Auxiliary to ; also useful is "a revision which, James Francis Cardinal Mcln- The anchor-cross often was pictured in -ii- :-while leaving > intact the actual tyre,. Archbiship of Los Angeles. catacombs with a fish, symbolizing Christ, or with •Ordinary of the Mass, places in two or more fishes representing Christians as hav- The appointment was an- ing accepted the Cross of Christ or as being willing .•better light the nature and sig- nounced here by Archbishop to do so. : nificance of the words, gestures Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic and rites." Delegate to \he United States. In the Catacomb of St. Priscilla, the anchor is found associated with "such expressions as "pax •) This press service bulletin, Bishop Bell succeeds to a tecum," "pax tibi" or "in pace," thus expressing which cannot violate the seal See made vacant by the ele- the firm hope that those buried there have been .: of secrecy surrounding the vation of the Most Rev. Jo- Exquisite Wood Carvings admitted to eternal happiness and peace. '"'•, Central Preparatory Commis- seph T. McGucken, diner Everyone a masterpiece . . . hand-carved • sion's deliberations, also com- Bishop of Sacramento, to be by some of Spain's finest craftsmen. ^ 18th in a series sponsored as a reader service by : merited on the growth of , the Archbishop of San Fran- ; modern liturgical movements cisco. Archbishiop McGucken Religious Articles Clergy Department * that seek to restore the was enthroned in the San Open: 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Open: 9:30 to 5=30 Daily -ARC. SCHOOL UNIFORMS, INC. : Church's liturgy to its ear- Francisco archdiocese April 3. Mon., Fri., Sat. — or By Appointment . Her clarity and significance, 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs. Ph. OX 6-1362 Ph. OX 1-0716 in the Holy Week ceremonies From 1941 to 1946, the future authorized by Pope Pius, XII Bishop was a chaplain with the 79th St. at 27th Avenue KHOOt UNIFORMS of DISTINCTION as for example the changes U. S. Army Air Force in the M. L. 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Voice Photo Msgr. John Fitzpatrick ^And Clayton Brenneman Discuss Mass Plans THOUSANDS TO ATTEND IN BAYFRONT PARK Outdoor Pan American Mass (Continued From Page 1) O.F.M. of Santa Ana, El Sal- vador; Bishop Alfredo Men- dez, C.S.C. of Arecibo, Puerto Rico and Bishop Paul L. Hag- arty, O.S.B. of Nassau, Ba- hamas. Other notable guests expected to attend include representa- tives of the consular corps of Latin American nations and fed- eral, state, and city officials of communities throughout South Florida as well as members of the judiciary, business, profes- sional and civic leaders. YOUTH DELEGATIONS Emphasizing the importance of youth in all nations of the American hemispheres will be delegations of more than 4,000 Bishop Alfredo Mendez, C.S.C , Bishop Paul L. Hagarty, O.S.B. young people. These will in- clude seminarians from St. John The superiors of the many Vianney Minor Seminary; the Miami DCCW, Holy Name So- student body of Barry College* religious orders of men and ciety, Miami DCCM, St. Vin- and. boys and girls from every. of women stationed in the cent de Paul Society, and Catholic senior high ..school in Diocese of Miami will par- Confraternity of Christian Dade and Broward Counties. ticipate as will leaders of the Doctrine. Invitations have also been extended to units of the Army, Navy, Marine ' Relief Directors To Speed Corps and Air Forces sta- what to wear when, tt'stoo hot to wear anything tioned at various bases in 9 9 Resettlement Of Refugees South Florida. jttt s ^botany 500 A program to provide increas- ers. Others scheduled to address Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, as- ed resettlement opportunities for the more than 40 priest-directors sistant chancellor, and diocesan thousands of Cuban refugees still who represent as many arch- director of the Spanish-speaking 59.95 in the Miami area will be in- dioceses and dioceses include Apostolate is general chairman augurated here during a meeting Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick, as- in charge of arrangements for of resettlement directors who sistant chancellor in charge of the Mass assisted by members Botany 500 "Darolite," the cool answer to civilized summer •; esent Catholic Relief Serv- the new Spanish Chancery, and of the clergy, religious, and lay- i . — National Catholic Wel- director of the Diocese of Miami men. comfort! Tailored by Daroff of lighthearted Dacron® poly- fare Conference in principal Spanish - speaking Apostolate; cities throughout the United Father Bryan 0. Walsh, dio- . Under the direction of Msgr. ester and finely spun,long staple virgin wool. And the way States. cesan director of Catholic Chari- James F. Nelan, the special Auxiliary Bishop Edward E. ties; Marshall Wise, director of altar designed by Miami archi- it shuns wrinkles is something to see, and be seen in! Swanstrom of New York, ex- the Cuban Refugee Emergency tect Thomas J. Madden, Jr. Regulars, shorts, longs. ecutive director of CRS which Center; J. Arthur Lazell, of the will be constructed facing Bis- has, through its local office at U. S. Department of Health, cayne Boulevard between third MEN'S SHOP, first floor, miami the Cuban Refugee Emer- Education and Welfare, deputy and fourth streets. gency Center, resettled more director; and representatives of first floor, fort lauderdale the U. S. Immigration Depart- Members of the Miami Ser- refugees than any other agen- ra Club will serve as ushers cy, will preside at the two-day ment and the U. S. Employment Service. during the ceremonies under sessions Tuesday and Wednes- the direction of Michael As- day, April 10 and 11 at the - According to Hugh McLoone, salone and - members of the - Hotel Columbus. director of the CRS resettlement Catholic Physicians Guild and Bishop Coleman F. Carroll of office in Miami, his agency has the Miami Diocesan Council PARK FREE! SHOP TODAY 'TIL 9:30 Miami, whose program of aid to already resettled more than 13,- of Catholic Nurses will staff the refugees was inaugurated 000 Cuban refugees. An addi- a First Aid station, under di- more than two years ago, will tional 67,000 are listed on the rection of Dr. Edward J. be among the principal speak- CRS records, he said. Lauth.

April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 National Hierarchy Established In Korea WANT THE FACTS VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Pope John's action applies 'Pieta' of Michaelapgelo on MUTUAL FUNDS! John XXIII has set up a na- both to communist-ruled. North Just call or write for free tional hierarchy in Korea. Korea and to free South Korea. To Be Sent to NY. Fair information, no obligation. That means he has raised The establishment of the hier- By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK the east Asian nation's 11 apos- archy in Korea follows the VATICAN CITY (NO — The tolic vicariates to the rank of rapid growth of the Church, PRUDENTIAL archdioceses and dioceses, and there in the past decade. There Pope has promised to send the INVESTMENT CORPORATIM 7648 Biscayns Blvd. made their Ordinaries residen- are now 510,000 Catholics in Pieta, Michelangelo's statue of tial instead of titular archbish- South Korea, compared with the Mother of Sorrows holding ops and bishops. about 150,000 10 years ago. her dead Son, to the 1964 New NAME York World's Fair. STREET then it has been the greatest This marble statue will be CITY ...ZONE Re-Roof ing & Repairs GUADALUPE art treasure in the greatest tem- displayed in the Holy See's ple of Christendom. All Types Roofs - Since 1920 AND pavilion at the fair along with When You're Shopping PALMER Roofing Co. MEXICO one of the earliest examples of The statue of the Good Shep- herd is of- unknown auth-^hip. FR 3-6244 Christian art, a third-century Mention The Voice SHRINES statue of the Good Shepherd, It represents Christ, £ ood SPECIAL GROUP TOUR WITH SPECIAL HONORS were given which is also being lent by the Shepherd, as af - cleansiiaven Very Rev. Msgr. JOHN i. FITZPATRICK to Father Joseph Freinademetz, Vatican. youth dressed in a tunic and OPEN DAILY Exec. Editor of "The VOICE" PARTY SHOP FOODS S. V. D. in the Vatican when carrying a lamb on his shoul- 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. • — Spiritual Director — Pope John XXIII granted ders. It has become the classic CLOSED WEDNESDAYS bis cause for beatification was CATERER and DELICATESSEN MEXICO CITY, PUEBLA, this unprecedented concession to pleaded. The Austrian priest representation of the Good Shep- Francis Cardinal Spellman, 3935 EAST 4th AVE. OX 19983 CHOLULA, TAXCO served in China for 30 years. herd who carries the lost sheep HIALEAH TU 7-4666 and ACAPULCO Archbishop of New York, in a upoh his shoulders, rejoicing, "COLD CUT PLATTERS" For Your Particular Party Moslem Official Praises private audience. after searching for it in the "From a Sandwich to an Institution" WONDERFUL desert (Luke, 15, 1-7). IT COMES TO YOU PREPARED - Just take it out of the box and place it on your table DAYS Christian Brothers' Aid Hundreds of thousands of and — Presto! there's a beautiful delectable array of food that will delight every one 10 Americans are expected to see •f your guests .-. .Regardless of what you are planning — anniversary, banquet, house PENANG, Malaya (NO — party, office party, wedding, communion, engagement party, get-together, sales meeting, 50 The Moslem governor has the Pieta during the year that French Priest Shortage or whatever event it may he. $ will mark the fourth centenary ______BEREAVEMENT GET TOGETHERS ' stated that this southeast Asian Forces Seminary Closing 295 country owes a debt of grati- of the death of its creator, the Includes: Fare. Hotel, Meals tude to the Christian Brothers. Renaissance master Michelan- AMIENS, France (NO — The gelo Buonarroti (1475-1564). It closing of this See's major sem- Departing May 17th, '62 Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj said in will be removed from the first inary next October was an- Write or Call -for a opening a new $250,000 building chapel on the right as one en- nounced in a pastoral letter is- FREE FOLDER DICK DENMORE of St. Xayier's School here: "I ters: St. Peter's Basilica, where sued by Bishop Rene Stourm. UNIVERSAL do not think I am wrong when I it has stood since the 17th cen- say that there is hardly a town- tury. Bishop Stourm said the lack TOURS CORP. ship in the country where one of vocations which has forced 2703 Biscayne Blvd. FR 4-7659 Miami 37, Florida cannot find a Christian Broth- Michelangelo executed the the closedown is alarming. Be ers' school." ' Pieta when he was only 25 years pointed out that in 1900 Amiens old, in the year 1500, and since had nearly 900 diocesan priests. Today, with an increased popu- lation, the Amiens diocese has Bishop Warns Of Reds only 379 diocesan priests, 20 of IN WEST HOLLYWOOD In Colombian Voting whom are retired. The number of religious priests has also de- BARRANQUILLA, Colombia creased. There are now 72. (NO — Colombians here went to the polls with a warning from Bishop German Villa Gaviria to German Paper Campaigns withhold their votes from com- To Help French Church munists or communist-sympa- _•_ HOME thizers.' MUNICH (NO — The news- paper of the Munich archdio- Member: The leftist Revolutionary Lib- cese has raised $10,000 to aid 6100 Hollywood Blvd. eral Movement showed greater in the restoration of an old ST. STEPHEN'S strength in the elections (nan French church near Paris, that PARISH Phone YUkon 3-0857 anticipated, but the ruling Na- of St. Germain at Arpajon. It tional Front seemed sure to contains the relies of St. Cor- keep the reins of government. binian, patron saint of the Arch- diocese of Munich and Freising.

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Pnif« A ~rM €t. 7 JUK NEW ORLEANS ARCHBISHOP ACTS ON SCHOOLS Fourteen Years of Fencing In South Florida ENCE MASTERS Segregationists Get Paternal Letter' OR * CHAIN LINK • ALUMINUM NEW ORLEANS (NO — But Bishop Tracy stressed Last fall the opening of pub- • CYPRESS Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel that Catholics of the Baton lic schools was more orderly. F • COLOR-BOND 7101 N.W. 69th Ave. TU 5-1446 of New Orleans has sent Catho- Rouge diocese are committed But at present only 12 Negroes ENCE lic segregationalist leaders here to the same teachings on racial are enrolled in six white }© a "personal and confidential let- justice and charity as are Cath- schools. ter" containing "a paternal ad- olics everywhere else. A World of Knowledge monition." L Integration of New Orleans Catholic Tours The archdiocesan chan- may apply for admission to the Catholic schools has been a sub- Under One Roof . . . cery office, in a statement Catholic schools of the archdio- ject of controversy since at acknowledging that such let- cese, both elementary and sec- least 1956. ters had been sent, declined Rome The widest selection of the finer ondary, parochial and private, W close their contents or Archbishop Rummel an- paper backs, hard back books according to the accepted edu- nounced in that year that inte- Lourdes | and magazines usually tiw Catholic school enroll- Catholic Laymen was set up to !* Mythologies * P|ays Old and New gationalist leaders with excom- ment is 61,025 in 116 elemen- block integration, and the step So. America * Poetry Old and New * Religious Literature munication. tary schools and 14,682 in 37 was subsequently postponed. ...depart each month by ship and ,* Dictionaries — English, Spanish, German, Etc. The excommunication threat, high schools. by air... each accompanied by a >*• Popular and Best. Sellers in Hardback and according to the reports, was In July, 1959, the Archbishop Spiritual Director...escorted... I Paperbacks Protests against the archdio- directed to Catholics who ap- announced that Catholic schools assured accorrimodations . . • | -A- Shakespeare's Plays * Cliff's Notes and Outlines peared on the platform during a cese's decision were not long in would be integrated no later congenial companions ... an op- coming. Even before the deci- White Citizens Council rally than public schools. In Novem- portunity to combine a delightful March 30 protesting the an- • sion was made public, a hand- vacation abroad with visits to TERMINAL NEWSTANDS ful of pickets paraded in front ber, 1960, he repeated that Cath- : nouncement that Catholic famed shrines and other points of Archbishop Rummel's resi- olic schools would be integrated Serving Dade County schools here will be integrated of interest.-.for details, see your dence. They carried signs "if and when" integration be- next fall. travel agent, or... claiming that the Bible teaches came effective in public schools. 3 International Airport Locations Mrs. B. J. Gaillot JR., presi- segregation. Opposite Eastern, National and Delta Counters In November, 1960, the city's AMERICAN EXPRESS and dent of Save Our Nation, Inc., MASS BOYCOTT public school system, which en- Coral Gables Bus Terminal said she had received such a State Sen. E. W. Gravolet, rolls some 93,000 students, was TRAVEL SERVICE letter. Her group teaches that chairman of a joint legislative desegregated under a Federal 330 EAST FLAGLER STREET Airport Stands — 24 Hours a day — Gables Stand — 6 am to 11:15 pm the Bible proves that "God de- committee on segregation, pre- court order. Near-riots occurred FRonklin 7-1611 Easy Parking All Locations mands segregation." dicted a "mass boycott" of at some public schools. MIAMI BEACH: 1006 LINCOLN ROAD , MAIL ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY JEfferson 8-7641 The chancery office statement Catholic schools. (Timinnmnnrvi denied that Archbishop Rummel Gravolet also said the deci- had sent letters to all Catholics sion may bring a "severe reac- who were on the platform at tion from a segregated-minded the rally. Legislature." He noted that pa- One state legislator has pre- rochial schools receive some directed a "mass boycott" of state assistance here, in the Catholic schools in the wake form of textbooks, transporta- of the desegregation decision. tion, lunches and other "fringe- benefits." The decision was announced by Father Elmo L. Romagosa, (Meanwhile, in the neighbor- director of the archdiocesan in- ing Diocese of Lafayette, La., formation bureau. Bishop Maurice Schexnayder said Catholic schools would Present at the meeting were not be integrated in 1962-'63, AUTO Coadjutor Archbishop John P. "but it has to come." Cody, Auxiliary Bishop Louis A. Caillouet, and Msgr. Lucien J. (Bishop Schexnayder said he Caillouet, P.A., Vicar General. has not decided when integra- SEARS tion will take place, but the ROEBUCK AND CO The announcement did not re- subject is being discussed with LOAN fer specifically to desegrega- diocesan officials.) tion. It said simply that the Archbishop had decided that Bishop . Robert E. Tracy of Shop "effective at the time of regis- Baton Rouge, said he has no tration for the 1962-63 school plans "at this time" concerning session, all Catholic children Catholic schools of his diocese. Missouri Bishop Pledges from Home Service To Non-Catholics KANSAS CITY, Mo. (NO — City-St. Joseph diocese which by Phone The Most Rev. Charles H. has some 137,000 Catholics in He'"">sing pledged himself to a total population of 1,148,000. t'.. rvice of non-Catholics as Itching to drive the new car of your choice? wen as Catholics as he was Authority and service were enthroned here as Bishop of the the key words of Bishop Just ask your Dealer about a Boulevard Kansas City-St. Joseph diocese. Helmsing's sermon. The au- thority given by Christ to His National Auto Loan. Rates are low...service Joseph Cardinal Ritter, Church, Bishop Helmsing CALL Archbishop of St. Louis, of- fast. Step on it! ficiated as the enthroning said, was "given initially to prelate at the afternoon serv- poor fishermen to teach, gov- ices in Immaculate Concep- ern, sanctify and save pre- tion cathedral, which was cious souls" now is transmit- filled to capacity. ted to their successors, the Catholic Bishops of the World. FR 7-2481 Thirty - two archbishops and bishops, four abbots, 57 pro- Bishop Helmsing said it "is ouiev&rd vincials of religious communi- my fervent prayer" that "I NATIONAL BANK 24 Hours a Day ; ties and other high ranking may be of some little service An Expert Shopper Will ? Church officials were present. to every soul in the confines 5000 Biscayne Boulevard —Miami •t Do All The Leg Work! ; Among the prelates was Co- of the Diocese of Kansas City- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I HOLLYWOOD Residents Call WAbash 2-5239 adjutor Archbishop John P. St. Joseph, Catholic and non- Member Federal Reserve System Ask For "Shop At Home Service" Cody of New Orleans, whom Catholic alike, the laity, the Bishop Helmsing succeeded as Religious and especially our de- spiritual head of the Kansas voted priests."

April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Pan American Observance What Will The UN Suggest Highlights Common Goals About Religious Freedom? With the eyes of Floridians and Americans across the country On March 19th the United Na- that it can be effectively coun- anxiously turned these days to the nations of Latin America, it is tions Human Rights Commis- teracted "only through worship, understandable that the Pan American observance planned in sion began a debate on the ques- spiritual life, social activities Miami for April 13 is of more than passing interest. tion of religious liberty. The dis- and by pastors taking part and cussion c e n - being present at all problems of Last year for the first time a religious significance was ters around a life among their flock." given to the day when the International Affairs Department of set of principles the Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce invited our designed to se- • • • Most Reverend Bishop to offer a Pontifical Mass at the Torch cure the reli- of Friendship. There is good reason to gious rights of suspect that some C? c So well received was that observance that current plans being minorities. countries may be the i- -Italy, Spain and Por- It should be noted that these objectives are to give recogni- assaulted i n tugal. tion publicly to the common bonds which traditionally have united various places throughout the all the nations in the Pan American bloc. It is an occasion when world. In spite of Russian How much truth is contained sincere mutual esteem can be recognized and used as a basis for claims that there is no perse- in these reports and who is re- further cooperation in crises and plans affecting the welfare of cution of religion in the sponsible for the outbreaks of each nation. It surely affords an opportunity, away from the U.S.S.R., all the world knows religious prejudice are ques- tense, charged atmosphere of a conference of nations, to high- that the lot of believers in So- tions we cannot answer in de- light common goals and our mutual dependence on each other. viet territory is very grim. tail — but as the old expres- IT BURNS ME UP TO ALWAYS HAVE TO WATCH AFTER MY NEIGHBOR!' sion has it, "Where there is With the Pontifical Mass as the highpoint of the day's Red China has not only dealt smoke, there's fire." brutally with Christians in its events, there is injected into this observance the spiritual note SOCIAL REALITY render of personal feelings out of respect for Christian teach- own borders but has been out- without which this day in the minds of Catholic Latin Ameri- American Catholics enthusi- ing and the common good of citizens. rageous in its treatment of the cans could well be considered barren and rate merely as astically support this attempt another spectacle. Whatever the difference among nations to Despite the upsets currently plaguing New Orleans, Tibetan religious people. on the part of the Human the south, the vast majority of the people are united in their we still cling to the hope that a loud, vocal minority is re- RIGHTS VIOLATED Rights Commission to safe- convitctions of the need of divine help to solve our critical sponsible for the shameful image being presented to the In other places, there are ap- guard the religious rights of problems. nation and the world, and not the majority of their citizens. parently violations of religious minorities throughout the world. rights though it is hard to dis- However, we do hope that the Such unity as a starting point can surely dispose countless Six years ago, Archbishop Joseph Rummel announced that cover how extensive these viola- Commission will present to the others to work in harmony and good will to plan and eventually the matter of integration was under study. The press and tions are. From Greece come General Assembly a set of pro- to achieve those things necessary for the preservation of freedom schools and other organizations had an-opportunity to make an reports of interference with the posals that will contain no of- in our hemisphere. objective appraisal of the matter at a time when no pressures religious liberties of Pentecostal fensive implications or over- were being brought to bear. But even then, the ensuing bitter sects and the Jehovah's Wit- tones. opposition foreshadowed the current strife being stirred up nesses and of some evangelical by some diehards who are even appealing to the Bible to Protestant groups. The original form of the pro- 'First Spring" For South support their personal prejudices. posals as offered by Arcot In Athens last year, some Krishnaswami of India in 1960 A Catholic should not for a moment be in doubt with Orthodox believers demonstra- seemed to imply that the best One hundred years ago, there were less than 40,000 Catholics regard to the teaching of the Church on racial justice. Pope ted in protest against the way to assure religious liberty in the four states of Florida, Georgia, North and South Caro- John stated clearly, that the Church knows no bar of building of a Byzantine Rite was to assume a tone of indif- lina. Today several neighboring parishes in the Diocese of Mi- race or color. The American Bishops in 1958, two years Catholic Church. The police ference to the,objective truth of ami alone comprise a higher number of Catholics. after Archbishop Rummel opened the subject of integration had to use clubs to disperse religion. affirmed: "The heart of the race question is moral and For generations a handful of priests and sisters struggled the crowd. As the demonstra- religious. It concerns the rights of man and our attitude The Catholic representa- against the grave handicaps of vast distances, ill health, tion had been arranged by the towards our fellow man. If our attitude is governed by tives appearing before the poverty and prejudice to keep the Church alive in the deep Panhellenic Orthodox Union the great Christian law of love of neighbor and respect Commission will undoubtedly south and to inch ahead with barely a visible sign of and other Orthodox groups, for his rights, then we can work out harmoniously the point out that religion must progress. Today in each of the states, while obstacles remain Dr. Hamilcar Alivisatos ex- techniques for making . . . adjustments. But if our hearts be conceived not only as a formidable and handicaps in some respects are discouraging pressed "his grief at the qual- are poisoned by hatred ... or even by indifference ... matter of private conscience to the faint of heart, still the progress in recent years ity of our Church civiliza- clearly indicates the extraordinary blessing of God. our nation faces a grave internal crisis." but as a social reality as tion." well. Let's hope and pray the fair-minded people of New Orleans In view of this the Holy Father recently, as it were, gave The noted Orthodox theologi- Father Eugene Burke, C.S.P., prevail and work out harmoniously and patiently the tech- public recognition of the growing stature of the south by erect- an recommended that the Or- in his statement before the ing the new province of Atlanta. How gratifying to old timers niques for legal and educational adjustments. thodox Church punish the Or- U.N. Subcommission of Dis- to know that Atlanta has been elevated to the prestige of an thodox priests who took part in crimination in 1960 said that the archdiocese and further to realize that public recognition has the shameful episode. He la- final text should recognize the been given to the vigorous life of the Church in a vast area 'Burse Sunday' Collection mented what he described as rights of religious groups which long identified in the minds of all people as strictly non- "proselytism" by "foreign" are corporate by nature and Catholic country. churches in Greece but he said function. We urge you to read in this issue the sermon of the new Boosts Seminarians' Fund Metropolitan of the Atlanta province, Archbishop Paul Hallinan. The first returns from many Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, The Diocese of Miami His description of the valiant struggles of priests and religious of the parishes of the Dioceses Fort Lauderdale, 782. Weekly Publication in the south this past century will -help us better appreciate show that five parishes donat- Embracing Florida's 16 South- SS. Peter and Paul, Miami, ern Counties: Broward, Char- the cost of the great victories and the all-out effort needed for ed more than $1,000 each to the lotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- the problems of today. parish Burse as a result of the $620. : lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, Monroe, Okeechobee, • Palm recent Burse Sunday collection. Although this amount is a VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. Archbishop Hallinan reminded us that "we are privileged to The parishes were: good indication of the present live in the springtime of the Christian Year . . .for the south- Editorial PLaza 8-0543 interest on the part of Cath- land of America, a 'first spring' . . .The breath of the Holy Advertising. PL 4-2561; Circulation, PL 1-6821: Classified, PL 8' St. Rose of Lima, Miami ': olics generally, the Burse Spirit has warmed the,land; Catholic souls have trebled in the Shores, $1,500. Fund program still has a THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. past decade, and the Holy See has taken formal notice." long way to go before the The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President While the Archbishop said, quoting Cardinal Newman, that Our Lady of the Holy Rosary needs will begin to be met. A Perrine, $1,007. we can still expect "keen blasts, and cold showers and sudden full Burse, $20,000, is invest- Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor ed so that its' annual income Monsignor James F. Nelan . . Managerial Consultant storms," still the challenges and problems of today and the : St. Mary Magdalen, Miami Faiher James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant future can be met with more confidence because of the heroic Beach, $1,224. will be sufficient to help example of priests and laity in the past century in the south. pay the yearly costs in the St. Patrick, Miami Beach, training of an individual sem- William P. Dale Joseph S. Zilley $1,742. inarian. Advertising Manager Circulation Manager St. Francis of Assisi, Riviera All of the parishes have not John J. Ward - •• • ••• Editor Tension In New Orleans Beach, $1,008. reported as yet, and it is expect- George H. Monaban Managing Editor ed that many of them soon will No one who knows anything of the tensions and prejudices Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor Several other parishes donated be listed with the above Brian F. 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Poge 6 April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Now Comes Mr. Buckley's Odd Review AN ALTAR BOY NA^ED "SPK*"

By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH can indeed affect the course of William P. Buckley. Jr., in civilization. To deny this is to his first weekly column in the deny the great historical victor- Miami Herald, probably made some of our mail recently, ideals of ancient Rome until ies of prayer, such as at Lepan- few new friends, if any. Very one might guess that Father it brought her to shame and to and among the Albigensians. likely those Cronin downgraded Hoover defeat. The bishops stressed The basic cause of commu- 'way out on the and the FBI in the style of the need of a spiritual rebirth nism is the loss of'faith in right wing were John Crosby, a rash judg- in each individual and a re- God and disregard for looking to him ment of no small proportions.) newal of respect for moral His law. Therefore, the first "the articulate principles. Finally he states that the step in any effective remedy voice" of the has to start here. There are conserva- priest-author "endorses the Mr. Buckley asked rather House un-American Activities indeed other steps which will tives. to de- naively what did our greed and take into account the brains of molish Father Committee, the Senate Internal materialism have to do with the Security Committee and the Mc- Harvard and Yale, but brain in's book, loss of Czechoslovakia. Very power alone is puny against Carran Act of 1950, all anathe- likely a great deal. If not, then - o m m u - ma to the Liberals." None of such an enemy. nism: Threat to Father Walsh the Church's insistence on the the critics in our area admitted enormous power for good that Let's have less imaginative Freedom." He indeed took a this, and in fact many have slam at it, but not for the rea- prayer and penance can wield statecraft and more fidelity to sent enough copies of testimony in the world is all wrong. The God and respect for His place sons the ultra conservatives from these committees to paper have been against it. vicarious suffering of Christ re- in our lives. Then we will have our walls. deemed the world. The vicarious fewer politicians and more Nor on the other hand, did suffering of the saints and or- statesmen handling the precious Buckley elicit cries of admira- Having made these admis- dinary faithful can by divine sions, which in reality clarify lives of human beings and shap- tion from some ordinary con- direction affect the lives of in- "Have you tried on your old chaplain uniform lately, Father?" the genuine purpose of this im- ing the future of mankind on servatives or plain, every day dividuals half a world away and earth. mild liberals. These latter portant book, Mr. Buckley felt felt he must have dashed off he had gone far enough. In a the last part of his column pedantic, verbose passage, he merely to meet the deadline, analysed the highly contro- because they felt 'he could versial point of whether or not Those Who Would Be Worthy Of Christ the greater peril of communism not have meant to ridicule or By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. dren in the guise of a cross. currently is internal or ex- belittle the role of spiritual It may be physical sickness ternal. This analysis left some forces in overcoming commu- The Fourth Sorrowful Mys- or mental tension ... the of us uncertain on which side nism ... as his words indi- tery resulted from the most family budget or the family Mr. Buckley stands, although cated. unjust sentence in the world's half a mile. Ordinarily it would the King by His ungrateful morals . . . worry or tempta- he stated that "strictly speak- history. Pilate publicly declared have been a 15 minute walk subjects! tion . . . the burdens of daily Strangely enough, the points ing" the threat is not primarily that Christ was through the narrow, bending life or simply the putting up Buckley attempted to make in internal. A little confusion crept Each heart will make its own innocent, and streets of the Holy City. Thou- with ourselves. Whatever God his criticism were not put forth into the analysis when Buckley response to this scene from then he sen- sands of Passover Pilgrims permits can become the ma- by any of our numerous local stretched the definition of the Christ's Passion. But every tenced Him to jostled each other as the Son terial used by the Divine critics who rashly considered word "current," to cover 10 thoughtful soul will discover one death. He made of God staggered through their Artist to mould us in the like- Father Cronin the kind of ultra- years, which is asking a good truth to be inescapable . . . a mistake com- midst. The world was pretty ness of His well-beloved Son. liberal the New York Times and bit of the word. there can be no sincere follow- mon to many a much like that of today — busi- St. Paul's words that "to the ADA would readily and joy- mere politician I ness goes on as usual as the ing of Christ without the carry- fuily clasp to their bosoms. However, what disturbed ing of our own cross. Christ those who love God all things — he smother- Son of God is delivered over to work unto good" means that many in his critique of the ed his instinct be crucified! made no exceptions when he As a matter of fact, he is book was what he called Fa- Father Kilian warned: "If any man will come each of your crosses is fash- much more generous than they for justice and ioned by a wise and loving ther Cronin's "principal er- gave into a howling and thought- The streets were so narrow after Me, let him deny him- in admitting at least that "the ror," the fact that the author self, take up his cross daily, God. The same hand that per- pamphlet itself is not too bad less crowd! that an onlooker could easily mitted the cross to be laid on emphasized the importance of deride and abuse the condemn- and follow Me." (Matt. 15:24) on the subject of communism." spiritual values and moral the lacerated shoulders• of Coming from Mr. Buckley, this The Evangelist tersely ed as the procession passed be- You can't gripe and groan Christ, permits the cross to strength in the battle against states: "Then therefore, he neath his balcony. They didn't should be recognized as superla- communism. Buckley was r about every little cross that come into your life. It is the tive praise. delivered Him to them to be hesitate to spit upon Christ, comes your way and then pro- Hand of God. rather firm in his ridicule of crucified." (John 19:16) Our perhaps even strike Him as He this "naive" approach to so test that you want to be a Moreover, he makes the Blessed Lord is lead from the passed beneath. A blow such as To walk with Christ en route deadly an enemy. He para- dedicated follower of Our Lord. points, which our local dissi- balcony of judgment and pre- this may have accounted for the to your little Calvaries is a phrased the priest's meaning He coupled a warning to His dents did not, that the praise of pared for his last journey falls of the Savior. pledge that you shall rise with as "Be good and ye shall have invitation to come and follow the New York Times (which ~ through the city over which Him. He said that those who Him and ascend to the Father. nothing to fear from Soviet Finally, they pass through represents the kiss of death to He had wept bitter tears. A refuse to follow in His footsteps That's why St. Paul said: "If Imperialism." the city gate and reach the them, and not without reason) herald clears the way for the "cannot be My disciple" and we suffer with Him, we shall place of execution. The crowd was directed not to Father usual procession as a huge "are not worthy of Me." To re- be glorified with Him." And re- Apart from the fact that Fa- is halted at the hill of Gol- Cronin's anti-communist thesis, beam is thrown across His bel against our God-given member that Christ's career did ther Cronin had mqre than "a gotha, as the victims are but to his attitude towards the shoulders. The Way of the crosses means to reject Christ not end on a cross, but on a extremists on the right. There spiritual solution" to offer in Cross begins. stripped of their clothing, af- his book, the thought struck us and let Him walk alone. throne. There, He has prepared is a vast difference involved! fixed to their crosses and a place for all those who prac- that in his ridicule of this sug- The actual distance from Pi- hoisted aloft. This was the Day after day a God of love In the same context, Mr. geston Buckley sounds very tice the lesson of the Fourth late's Hall to Calvary was about deathbed prepared for Christ presents Himself to His chil- Buckley went on to say with much like the ultra liberals he Sorrowful Mystery. fairness what many others loves to swat. Many of them ignored or missed, namely, rule out spiritual forces and call that much of what Father for more "imaginative state- Cronin has to say about com- craft" and strictly natural New Horizons For Latin Catholics munism "would normally hor- means, as if this whole sorry By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS rify the New York Times" and mess is not related to God and ingly Catholic, although there the ultra liberals; that the man's indifference to Him. The Alliance for Progress, un- are many fine Protestant insti- author highly recommends derstandably enough, has yet to tutions as well. J. Edgar Hoover's "Masters We hesitate to urge Mr. Buck- show many tangible results. But before to the urgent need for The same thing can be said of Deceit." (Judging from ley to go back to the encyclicals this much it has already accom- inter - American . cooperation about the Alliance for Progress. "Catholic missionaries, to since he made the flip remark plished: it has not only in the field of religion Many observers of the Latin take one aspect, unquestionably about Pope John's encyclical — given new hope as such but also in the field of American scene are current- do many useful things beside the actual shepherding of souls. "Mater, si, Magistra, no." But to Latin Ameri- social welfare and social re- ly insisting — in secular as well ca, and, more form. The Maryknollers in Bolivia, Bishops Plan Sale = he needs very much in this mat- as Catholic publications — that ter to ponder the words of Pius than any previ- for example, have set up a cred- the Alliance for Progress will , Of Land In Chile j XI in his encyclical on Atheistic ous U.S. assist- The needs of the Church it union and producers cooper- Communism. He stated there, ance program in Latin America in the field of never fully succeed unless some- ative to handle Brazil nuts in SANTIAGO (NC.i — The Chil- "As in all the stormy periods of for Latin religion — and the efforts of the how or other it can work out a the jungles of the Beni region. ean Bishops have announced the history of the Church, the .America, has Church in the United States to cooperative relationship with Along with this are coming the appointment of a commit- assist in meeting these needs — fundamental remedy (for Com- dramatized the Msgr Higgins Catholic social action groups in schools and a hospital ... In- tee of experts to study the legal munism) today lies in a sincere economic inter- have been rather widely pub- the various Latin American re- dividual priests have also taken and technical aspects of selling renewal of private and public dependence of the United States licized during the past two or publics. the initiative in organizing oth- Church lands to the nation's life according to the principles and her sister republics south three years. No less important, er co-ops. Such Catholic groups farmers. of the Gospel ..." of the border. At long last it is however, are the needs of the This point was made recent- are also bringing education to Church in Latin America in the ly by Joseph E. Evans in a Lands owned by the dioceses beginning to dawn on all of the illiterate. The Maryknollers A few years ago, the Amer- field of Catholic social action. dispatch from Venezuela in are estimated to total about us in the Western hemisphere have radio classes for the Indi- ican Hierarchy warned that a Indeed it would probably be the Wall Street Journal. "And 15,000 acres. that we are truly neighbors and ans on Bolivia's 12,000-foot-high bell may be tolling for our that we are destined to sink or fair to say that the success of if one is thinking in terms of Altiplano." "By partitioning our lands," civilization. Because of com- swim together. the Church in Latin America in getting things moving in South the Chilean Bishops said, "we munism? Not necessarily. But meeting its needs in the field of America, especially moving Evans' few examples of Cath- intend to cooperate to the mod- because of the moral decay This new awareness is not religion will depend in large against communism," Mr. olic projects in Latin America in est extent that befits us in the eating away the heart of our confined to our Government. measure on its success in de- Evans writes, "it is impossi- the field of social welfare and aims of an effective land re- nation as it dissipated the The Church is also much veloping an adequate program ble to overlook the Catholic social reform could be multi- form. strength and lowered the more alert today than ever of social action. Church in an area overwhelm- plied many times over. HAVE 'DISTORTED VIEW OF COMMUNIST THREAT' The Campaign Of The Extremists This is the fourth in a series of 10 articles on the nature fore 1960, most anti-Communist organizations, extremist or of the communist challenge in the world today with special otherwise, had little popular following. THREAT TO FREEDOM emphasis on the most effective and intelligent response to the challenge for Americans. We call an organization extremist when it presents an inac- JOHN F. CRONIN, S.S. curate and distorted view of the Communist threat. Any of the (From Communism: Threat To Freedom by Father John F. Cronin, S. S. Available at the St. following points indicate a false picture of the actual situation. Paul Catholic Book Center, 2700 Biscayne Blvd., 1. Wild exaggeration of the number of Communists and their hand contact with the Communist Party, either as members or Miami.) sympathizers and their present influence in the United States. victims. By FATHER JOHN F. CRONIN, S. S. 2. Charges that a Communist take-over here is a current Unless a former agent was a high-ranking specialist in sub- threat. Tlia apparent successes of the Soviet Union toward com- version subsequent to 1939, he has no outstanding authority as an munizing the world and the seeming inability or unwillingness of 3. Connecting the Communist menace with unpopular social expert, at least on the basis of his FBI experience. the United States to strike back decisively and effectively philosophies or movements. has led many Americans to believe those who claim there is FBI informants are usually former or present Communist continuing Communist domination of the U. S. government and 4. Using the reaction against communism to attack groups not Party members who served as informants for the FBI. The agencies that mold public opinion. These fears and frustrations favored by the organization involved. All of these points deserve value of their information varies in accordance with how au- have been exploited by the so-called extremists of the right. detailed treatment. thoritative their position was within the Party. An informant The strong response to the appeals of extremist groups is We have noted earlier the current weakness of the Com- or defector who left the Party before 1955 would not be definitely a new development on the American scene. Be- munist Party in the United States and the real Communist threat particularly expert, of course, on its current status. elsewhere. Those who would have Americans concentrate on a These comments on informants or defectors refer only to minor threat of domestic subversion and ignore subversion and Communist pressures in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America, first-hand current information. There are former Communists on are misleading the American people. Whatever their motives, they investigating committees and other government agencies who are effectively aiding the Communist cause. have devoted their whole lives to the study of communism and who fully qualify as experts. Others in private life have kept up Quote 'Experts' To Bolster Cause their studies and can speak with authority. But a non-Communist They are most effective when they can quote "experts" to with equal intelligence and diligence can become equally expert. bolster their cause. In some cases, the experts are really in- You can help formed. For example, passages from J. Edgar Hoover's writings Those who have been victims of Communist persecution, and statements are frequently used. either at home or abroad, often suffer deep scars from the ex- provide future priests In many cases, however, the extremists deceive their au- perience. Contact with the hatred and viciousness of communism dience because they quote the statements of experts issued is an unforgettable experienced But most of this experience is in between 1940 and 1950 which represented the situation at that a limited area and does not make the victim an expert in time. But they completely ignore more recent statements every phase of the Communist problem. from the same source warning against inaccurate and exag- in the Diocese of Miami gerated charges, vigilantism, and stirring up national disunity by misuse of the Communist issue. Victims Of Persecution An allegation frequently made is that, because a small Many nongovernmental "experts" report the Communist-front through your connections of the individual attacked, and fail to note that group of trained Communists seized power in Russia and Cuba, most of these connections antedate 1950, and were made un- the Communist Party here poses a similar present danger. wittingly and in a completely different climate of opinion. Two factors are ignored in drawing this parallel. Both Russia participation in a and Cuba lacked democratic traditions and, also, the people Few persons are qualified to evaluate such information. The general public is well advised to disregard charges unless they had risen to overthrow an unpopular government. prove current or quite recent active affiliation with the Commu- If this argument were valid in all situations, then France and nist Party or with programs exclusively held by the Communist Italy (both with very large Communist Parties) would have been BURSE Party. taken over long ago. Yet, so long as they maintain internal stability, no one expects a Communist takeover in either country. Three Types Of 'Experts' Likewise, so long as America remains prosperous and united, A Burse is a sum of money — made up of there is no danger of Communist seizure of power here. There are three types of "experts" whose credentials should large and small donations — used for the train- be scrutinized with care. They are former agents of the FBI, (c) 1962 by Paulist Press, New York 14, N. Y. former informants for the FBI, and persons who have had first- NEXT WEEK: The Game of Name-Calling. ing of seminarians.

"Whoever helps even one candidate ON FATHER CRONIN'S BOOK to the priesthood shares in all the future Masses and good works that Reviewer Plays A Piece Of Trickery' will be his." (The following editorial continued) in the editorial col- quite at home with the English Of course it is false. It is language. How else could she false, among other reasons, be- —Pope Pius XII is reprinted from The umns of The Wanderer. Catholic Review, official state that Father Cronin's "false cause Miss McLaughlin (Mc- The author of this review, one assumption" is that "he equates Laughton?) put a period after newspaper of the Arch- Send your donation today to help the future would hope, is an expert of rec- the Communist threat in Ameri- the statement, whereas Father diocese of Baltimore.) ognized stature similar to Fa- ca with the Communist party," Cronin put a comma, and con- priests of the Diocese of Miami. A complete ther Cronin's. This she may be, when on page 26 he describes as tinued by saying, "if his only A Sorry Demonstration despite some confusion as to her "a major point to be noted concern is to root out traitors in burse is Twenty thousand dollars. name. The Tablet identifies her about Communism in the Unit- our midst." Without the rest of We can appreciate the em- as Janet S. McLaughlin. The ed States . . . that as a general his sentence, the reviewer is barrassment which Father Cro- For contributions or information: Wanderer, after stating that Fa- rule, espionage activities are pinning on Father Cronin a nin's latest pamphlet has caused ther Cronin's pamphlet is not governmental functions, not perilously stupid remark which ._...... - Party activites ... only con- many Catholic anti-Communists characterized b y particular • puts him in opposition ae on the American scene. On a scholarliness, entrusts its coun- tinual vigilance can protect our BURSE OFFICE country from espionage." Popes, the Amercan Bisuops, number of key and current is- terattack to the "logic and and every reputable enemy of 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. sues, this priest expert dis- proven facts" of JANET S. Mc- Communism. Even if Father LAUGHTON. tSo much also for those who MIAMI 38, FLORIDA agrees with their views on the Cronin's reputation were not at are trying to read an: attack on present posture of the Commu- stake (a minor concern, no Dear Father: It would be a relief to say Father Cronin in Cardinal Cush- nist threat and how to deal that this review were merely a ing's warning against those who doubt, in the face of the Red Enclose please find as my initial with it. mishmash of emotional argu- would deny that there is any in- menace) this is the one of the contribution in the Burse Fund. mentation, irrelevant quotations ternal threat from Communism most depressing pieces of trick- We anticipated a spirited re- • Please send more information about how I can help from a host of authorities, who, in the United States.) ery we've run across in a long action to Father Cronin from of course, are infallible, and time. the Burse Fund, (check if you desire more informa- these well-intentioned but mis- What is wholly unfair and tion.) dark insinuations against the informed and overly emotional priest who has devoted half a hard to square with simple Despite its approving edi- people. But what we did not ex- lifetime to fighting Communism. honesty is the reviewer's final torial, we cannot persuade our- Name ...... pect were the unhappy tactics (The reviewer speaks of Father point of attack. With a great selves that the Brooklyn Tablet to be found in what appears to Cronin's "bias" — towards show of scrupulous accuracy meant to endorse such an un- be one of the chief blasts of she gives the page number worthy book review. And since Address » L j ;. . . .:. . ; .v. . . . what? Communism? Atheism?) their counterattack. This is a where Father Cronin says it still has time, we hope that lengthy review of Father It would even be comforting "There is very little that the the Wanderer will delete the Cronin's pamphlet which is to suppose that the reviewer average citizen can do about most objectionable distortions printed in full in the Brooklyn merely has a bad memory, or Communism," and then prOr from this analysis which is sup- Tablet (all or part of nine didn't have time to read Father ceeds to deny the falseness of posed to be based "solely on columns) and partially (to be Cronin's pamphlet, or is not this statement. logic and proven fact."

Pane 8 Aoril 6. 1962 vnicc Miami. Florida U.S. Law Target Of Reds, MAIN SHOP—NE 56513 In The Red Bird Shopping Center If sBELK'S| Rep. Walter Warns Lawyers 1530 N.W. 42nd AVE.il The struggle between the free espionage with the Rosenbergs Pre-Easter Offer peoples of the world and the over 10 years ago and sentenced forces of communism was de- to 30 years in prison. "Every- scribed here as a battle between the concepts and rule of law and time a Communist is convicted FROM OUR MEN'S SHOP of brute power, by the chair- under any law," he said, "a MUFFLERS man of the House Committee on campaign to discredit the trial GEORGE SAYS: INSTALL THE Un-American Activities. and thus undermine our courts Rep. Francis E. Walter (D- is begun." FINEST QUALITY Pa.) spoke during closing ses- Referring to the National sions of a day-long seminar on communism, the third in Lawyers Guild as the "fore- MUFFLERS r , a series of nationwide pro- most legal bulwark of the "CARL1FE" GUARANTEED l s sponsored in Miami Communist Party in this coun- by tne Dade County Bar As- try" Walter said that a large A CARIBE FACTORY REBUILT AUTOMATIC sociation in cooperation with number of the Bar are "active the American Bar Association. in the Communist conspiracy," TRANSMISSION "Communism means there is pointing out that they have no real law, no real rights or not-been disbarred. duties which flow from law," Chevrolet Powerglide 1951 thru 1961 the congressman told an audi- He urged that the American fcO COMPARABLE LOW PRICES FOR ence of more than 650 men and people become aware of the W\f ALL MAKES OF CARS Communist movement to sub- INCLUDING OIL women. EXCHANGE plus fax BLACKEST REACTION jugate the United States declar- "There is only the will of a ing that, "The issues which Factory Warranty Khrushchev, a Stalin, a Lenin — we face today are, I am cer- whoever rules the roost at the tain, far more portentious and moment. Communist means the will be far more fateful in their results than even those faced by MIAMI - 1530 N.W. 42nd Ave. MIAMI-3621 So. Dixie Hghwy. blackest reaction, the destruc- (LeJeune Rd.) tion of all the advances made our founding fathers." (Near Airport) - NE 5-6513 (At Bird Rd.) 445-5371 by men through centuries of MIAMI - MIAMI BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE "Should we lose, it will mean 1156 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-9614 400 E. Sunrise Blvd. JA 5-1466 I study, effort and struggle in the much more than that some See - NO. MIAMI BEACH HOLLYWOOD fields of law and government," colonies will have failed to 602 N.E. 167th St. Wl 7-7601 2600 So. State Rd. 7 ru 9-5100 I he said. win their independence. Count HOMESTEAD WEST PALM BEACH yourself 30206 So. Federal Highway 3617 S. Dixie Highway Emphasizing that the rule the millions of dead; the tens Cl 7-6S16 833-7977 of law is constantly under at- of millions in slave labor camps. This is the challenge in our tack from the Communists, FROM HOMESTEAD TO W. PALM BEACH Walter pointed out that, "our you face." laws, particularly our securi- ty laws, the entire machine involved in their making and implementation, are primary' MANSTYLE targets of Communist subver- BOULEVARD NATIONAL BANK sion. They, therefore, need the very best possible defense," he warned, adding that too OF MIAMI often they are not getting it, SAVE $1^00 thus threatening the national STATEMENT OF CONDITION On Our Manstyle security. Dacron/Wool "Law is the thing that makes MARCH 31 this country worth saving," he declared, "from communism, 1962 1961 RESOURCES: from fascism, from Nazism or. Cash and Due from Banks $ 1,958,728.14 $ 2,316,218.96 SUITS any other ism. It is the basis for all our freedoms, our rights, U.S. Government Securities 3,274,178.19 3,220,368.39 Reg. SIZES the many material, cultural State, County and Municipal Securities 729,226.50 248,507.37 $1 and spiritual benefits we enjoy. Other Securities 1,117,797.96 40,500.00 36 TO 46 If we lose our law and its Price machinery therefore, we have Federal Reserve Bank Stock 27,300.00 27,300.00 no cause to defend. We have Loans and Discounts : 5,517,568.49 4,831,824.91 PRESENT THIS COUPON lost our reason for'being." Leasehold Improvements 226,753.74 240.925J4 RED ATTACKS Furniture and Fixtures 183,869.59 174,571.49 I THIS COUPON WORTH $15.00 ON THE PURCHASE OF Communist "lies" about leg- Accrued Income 87,538.81 40,039.42 I A $55.00 MANSTYLE SUIT. OFFER EXPIRES FRIDAY, APRIL islative bodies, courts, police — ' 13, 1962, 9 P.M. OFFER NOT GOOD WITHOUT PRESEN- Other Assets 114,099.86 both local and federal and U. S. 59,390.33 TATION OF THIS COUPON, laws themselves — are designed Total Resources $13,237,061.28 $11,199,646.61 BELK'S DEPT. STORE — 5741 BIRD ROAD to destroy the morale of, and .- COUPON _, citizens' confidence in Dolice forces," he continued. LIABILITIES: Members of the Bar can, Deposits ..., '..: $12,057,031.86 $ 9,962,894.06 STORE HOURS: whenever such a development Discount Collected, Not Earned 98,522.09 66,673.27 arises in their communities, take steps to destroy the ef- Other Liabilities 20,093.85 36,011.85 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. fectiveness of such an attack, Reserve for Taxes — 0 — 11,587.59 aid. Many scurrilous at- CLOSED SUNDAYS ti.cKs have been made on the CAPITAL: .Home of Better Values ] PHONE FBI by the Communists and Capital Stock $600,000.00 $600,000.00 their stooges, Walter charged, Surplus ....: 310,000.00 310,000.00 MO 1-4248 adding that the House Un- American Activities Commit- Undivided Profits and Reserve ..... 151,413.48 1,061,413.48 212,479.84 1,122,479.84 tee is frequently accused of Total Capital and Liabilities $13,237,061.28 $11,199,646.61 not reporting a legislation. Red and Bird Roads To date, he declared, the com- mittee has been chiefly respon- sible for the passage of more than three dozen anti-subversive YOUR ADVERTISING and security measures which are now a part of the law. ouievard In this newspaper will increase your "They will stop at nothing," NATIONAL BANK. sales and profits. Catholics are loyal to Walter said, "to wreck and their newspap.ers. discredit the courts of this land 5000 Biscayne Boulevard—Miami and defame our nation as well." 1L~ iKJ • ' • Influences 331,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation M LEGAL BULWARK JVUL V/OIXJL Catholics Every Week He cited the case of Morton 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, PL 4-2561 Sobell, who was convicted of

April 6, 1962 THE VOJCE Miami, Florida Page 9 TEXT OF ARCHBISHOP HALL/NAN'S INSTALLATION SERMON Church Begins First Spring' In The Deep South Following is the text of the Savannah and Atlanta, is es- of the churches, so does the wear different cassocks; they sermon delivered by Archbish- sentially the same as the Church today face the bear different names; but there op Paul J. Hallinan at his Growth of the Church in the' daily task of putting into prac- is really only one kind of priest, installation as Archbishop of dioceses of Raleigh and tical effort her clear-cut teach- Gods priest. Priests, sisters, the Archdiocese of Atlanta, Charleston to the north, and ing on racial justice. Neither in and laity recall with me today March 29. the north nor in the south can the blessed labors of their be- St. Augustine and Miami to she bear the ugly blemish of loved Archbishop O'Hara when "We give thanks to God the south. It is a heroic ac- prejudice and fear. Small in all Georgia formed one diocese. for you always . . . being count of staunch faith and numbers but great in loyalty, They are profoundly grateful, mindful of your work of daily struggle. It was a long Catholic people are trying to as am I, for the firm founda- faith, and labor, and char- winter and the world grows reflect the unity of Christ's tion laid in five short years by ity, and your enduring hope old, but the Church is ever Mystical Body as they move that gentle zealous man of God, in Our Lord, Jesus Christ toward the reality of full racial the first bishop of Atlant; y . . . so that you became a young. The rhythm of the seasons moves along. We are justice, — with prudence, with predecessor, Bishop Francis pattern to all believers in courage, with determination. Hyland. To all who love Atlan- Macedonia and in Achaia." privileged to live in the springtime of the Christian ta, and Georgia, and the south 1 Thess. 1, 2-7 THESE ARE the elements of — to all who love the Church, year, not as Cardinal New- the challenge within the Church this is a day of thankful prayer ONE HUNDRED and fourteen man predicted for England a itself. But the Church does not years ago, the sacrifice of the and joyous hope. century ago, a "second live only to itself. It lives in Mass was first offered in At- society and for society. In any lanta. There was no church; in spring," but for the south- * * * fact, there was hardly a city. land of America, a "first nation that calls itself religious, WE ARE ESPECIALLY The priest was Father Thomas spring." We can still expect, the Church must provide the honored by the presence of Shannahan; the place — a clean in Newman's words, "keen vision of what society should distinguished officials and rep- be. It is society's yeast, socie- table in a simple Irish home. blasts, and cold showers, and resentatives of the civic com- But the faith was here. As the ty's sentinel, society's idea. Our munity, and by friends and sudden storms," but the Catholic, Protestant, and Jew- historian of the Church in Geor- bright promise and building guests who profess a different gia and the Carolinas described ish people are the citizens of hopes cannot he denied. The faith, but join with us in mu- it: the community. That commun- tual respect and charity. In first soil of Catholic planting ity will be what all of them, the meaningful words of Pope "If there had been ample for the south was in the moth- working together, decide that it John, we greet them all as notice, every Catholic from er province of Baltimore. will be. Our Catholic people, "brothers," and this fraternal Rabun Gap to Dahlonega . . . speaking their deepest Catholic greeting could cease only if would be gathered round Within her boundaries, the convictions, will work side by the Lord's prayer, the "Our waiting their turn for confess- seeds of faith were planted in side with citizens of other faiths Father," would cease to be ing and fasting." North Carolina by Gibbons and toward a community approved said. the Benedictines; in South Car- by God. Our first task is to save The faith was here indeed, souls, but we can not save them Because we are Catholics, among the Georgians as among olina by England and Lynch; in Georgia by Gartland and Beck- in heaven, nor in the sanctu- we cannot be blind to the St. Paul's Thessalonians. And ary. We can save them only in worldwide Church beyond our it grew, and became a pattern er; in Florida by Verot and Kenny. Under the steady care Atlanta, in Georgia, in Ameri- boundaries. For, in a world of to all believers, a pattern of ca, in the world in which we distress and fear, the Cath- growth against tremendous of good priests, the seeds have RECEIVING THE CROZIER, Bishop Paul J. Hallinan becomes live. olic Church is experiencing odds, of struggle against thorns sprouted; the strong young the first Archbishop of the Atlanta Archdiocese. Presenting the her own splendid springtime and thistles, against poverty, shoots have flourished. The sign of the Archbishop's office is Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, and distance, and the epidemics breath of the Holy Spirit has Apostolic Delegate to the U.S. Our Holy Father, Pope John of hope and promise. When he that cut down priests and sis- warmed the land; Catholic XXIII, has marked this convoked the Ecumenical souls have trebled in the past springtime of the south with Council, Our Holy Father call- ters, and reduced the tiny, scat- said: "My grace is sufficient town, the crossroads. This di- decade; and the Holy See has an event of profound signifi- ed the Christian community tered flock. No great waves of for thee." lemma is confronted in every Catholic immigration came, as taken formal notice. Because cance, the creation of a new today "vibrant with vitality." diocese in the province, how to ecclesiastical province. I It has been, he added, "trans- in the north, to build the church- the faith is deep, and the char- * , * * . . care for Catholic thousands in know you join me in this ex- formed in g r e a t part, and es and to fill them. War de- ity of our people is open-heart- The Catholic Church, in the the cities, how to reach the vil- pression of our gratitude to renewed . . . strengthened stroyed the homes and harvests, ed, the bishops of this young- south, faces her own special lages and counties where the him. We warmly welcome to socially in unity . . . intellec- and left behind it incredible est American province face the challenge. Large cities have Church is not known. Then, Atlantic his personal repre- tually reinvigorated . . . inter- misgovernment and bitter frus- future with strong, confident, grown out of industry and com- cutting across the difficulties of sentative, the revered Apos- nally purified, and is thus tration. Every decade brought Christian hope. We are few in merce. Urban and suburban tolic Delegate, Archbishop ready for trial." This fragrant its own peculiar tragedy to the priests and sisters, small in parishes have their own prob- a nation in transit; thousands of Vagnozzi. We greet the ; dis- hope, this holy anxiety is in south, — and to the Church. physical plant, short of mission lems: — crowded schools, ca- military personnel, shifting tinguished bishops of the new the air we breathe today. We When war and reconstruction funds. But out of the sacrificial pacity congregations, changing populations and (in one no- province, men of zeal and are not living in ordinary had done their worst there record of a century there re- neighborhoods. But the basic table instance) refugees from vision; — Archbishop Hurley times. A great Pope and a were probably less than 40,000 main faith, hope and charity, challenge in our state lies be- the island of communism. Fi- Catholics in the four states of St. Augustine, Bishop Wa- historic Council stamp the these three — and the power tween and beyond these cities nally, as St. Paul had his daily which today comprise the new ters of Raleigh, Bishop Mc- year of 1962 with momentous and the promise of God Who — the rural area, the small pressing anxiety in the care metropolitan province just es- Donough of Savannah, Bishop distinction. No prelate, no tablished by the Holy Sea., Carroll of Miami, and a priest, no Catholic can ever hearty welcome to my as .yet look upon it again as "just • • • unknown, but fortunate, -suc- another year." cessor, the next Bishop of BUT WHAT Catholics 'these Charleston. We are proud to In this spirit of mutual hope people were! The old man in greet the honored metropoli- and charity, I pledge to you, my Marietta who knew the Scrip- tan of our mother province of beloved priests and religious, tures by heart, and won the Baltimore, Archbishop She- Catholic men and women of the respect of many fine Protest- han. new archdiocese of Atlanta, my ants when he outquoted an anti- best efforts, humble as they are, Catholic Bible salesman in pub- To this joyful event have in the sacred vocation of your lic debate. The veteran priest spiritual father. When a bishop of 40 years on the Georgia mis- come archbishops, bishops and abbots, priests and religious, is consecrated, the Church sions, Father Peter Whealan, T>o family and friends from every speaks but three words — " - who lived most of his life on ceive the Holy Spirit." Wh< quinine, emanciated and worn part of the United States, and the nearby islands, to witness bishop is installed, nothing is out, at the end almost hanging said at all. He is simply seated, on to the altar in Savannah as this latest sign of Rome's pa- ternal care. They rejoice in this and handed the crozier of his he offered Mass. The pioneer authority. The Catholic con- Catholic families of Milledge- blessing for the south, as the science needs no further man- ville who offered their homes south rejoices in their coming. date; the Catholic heart instinc- for Mass before the church was even built. Bishop John Barry, • • • tively recalls the promise of Our who was a priest in Augusta At the heart of this event are Lord: "As the Father has sent during the cholera, turned his the devoted priests, religious Me, I also send you." St. Paul rectory into a hospital, while he and laity of the new archdio- in his letter to young bishop nursed, consoled and then bur- cese of Atlanta. Their faith, Timothy, gave him a series of ied the victims, anointing the their leadership, their cooper- vigorous directives: — "Fight Catholics among them. Martyrs, ation have merited this new the good fight . . . guard the confessors and apostles they honor, and its corresponding trust ... stir up in you the were, and a litany of the saints new responsibility. Side by side grace of God . . . preach the could well be sung of the men with our own splendid diocesan word, be urgent in season, out and women who lived and died priests, the members of nine of season." These are not max- for their faith on the Georgia religious orders have blessed ims for serenity and repose. missions. GIVING HIS BLESSING, Archbishop Paul J. With him are Assistant Deacons, Father Michael our soil in the extension of They are rules of action that Hallinan walks in procession toward Christ the Manning, C.S.S.R., left, and Father Lawrence Christ's Kingdom, all priests bind the men who are called to The origin of the Churck of King Cathedral for installation ceremonies. Murphy, right. have worked together. They / (Continued on Page 11)

Page 10 April 6, 1962 THE VOJCE Miami, Florida CATHOLIC DELEGATES CHARGE: Educators' Meeting Forgot God Mrs. Homemaker: Here's all-purpose cleaning economy! WASHINGTON — Three seemed "afraid to mention" in terms of individual freedom Catholic educators who attended God or spiritual values for fear and responsibility." the U.S. Office of Education of "getting involved in a conference on the ideals of 2. Communism — What it is, American freedom all agreed Church-State controversy." how it functions, what it seeks." Parsons' Ammonia the meeting's major weakness However, Sister Josetta was 3. "The non-communist world was in the obvious avoiding of optimistic because she felt of east and west — its major reference to religious and spiri- cultures and systems of govern- PLUS fine tual values. such discussions are "very ment and what they stand for." much worth while because the The conference's conclusions Father William J. Dunne, issue needs to be brought to S.J., of the National Catholic have not been announced. The detergents Educational Association, said the attention of the American results are to be summarized PATENTED FORMULA the lack raised serious doubts people." by the chairmen of the meet- ing's five committees in a re- So remember when you shop, you get f \ the value of the meeting. The conference was summon- L -ioted that during the dis- port which will be distributed 32 ounces of scrubbing action ed with the expectation that it to educators and others through- in Parsons' full quart bottle. It's the cussions of freedom, there was greatest all-purpose cleaning corresponding attention given to would serve as a dry run for out the country. Crystal Clegr similar conferences on both the bargain ever! Windows— mirrors — the concept of responsibility — porcelain — tile — painted surfaces but without any reference to national and local levels. Its IRISH HAWTHORN sparkle in a jiffy when you use "the one Person to whom these theme was "The Ideals plants as genuine as Parsons' SUDSY Detergent children should be responsible." of American Freedom and the "the old bog road". Ammonia. Excels for heavy duty International Dimensions of Ed- Famous in song and cleaning — keeps kitchen stove like He was sharply critical of ucation." story. Will thrive new. Grimy work clothes come the "fear of the word 'God,' spanking clean when Sudsy's added DIFFICULT PROBLEM anywhere an Irish- of the word 'religion', of the man lives. Only fl to your wash! More than 150 educators at- word 'spiritual.' " each; add 25c per tended the conference which plant, packing and PARSONS Father Gustave Wiegel, dealt with what the nation's mailing. Send cash First name in household cleaners S.J., professor at Wood- schools should teach in three now for fall delivery. since 1876 stock (Md.) College said God areas: was not "banned" from the con- MOIRA NURSERY-i Famous Cloudy Crystal Clear ference but was simply passed 1. "American Democracy — R.R. 3, Milford, 111. I over to avoid religious contro- its ideals and what these mean r versy and Church-S t a t e quarrels. PAINFULLY AVOIDED He said the conference was not "hostile" to religion, but merely made no reference to it PARK FREE! SHOP TODAY 10 TIL 9:30 — except for emphasizing the need for religious freedom. Sister Mary Josetta, president of St. Xavier College, said ref- erence to spiritual values in ed- ucation was "painfully avoided" in her section of the conference THE STOKE WITH THi FLORIDA FlAI* and added that participants at jm's travel bureau \ f-%2 » - ...one call does it all 1 \ 'First Spring World travel is at your fingertips, with JM's simple For The South ; one-call travel service. Phone us, our Easter basket's (Continued from Page 10) full of exciting tours. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE! be faithful stewards in the house of God. FUGAZY MANAGEMENT, And yet, no bishop governs in FIRST FLOOR, MIAMI solitude, just as no human act can occur in a vacuum. The bishop works through his priests his religious, his faithful people. Thus St. Ignatius of Antioch urg- ed the Christians of Smyrna and their bishop, Polycarp, to — "toil together, run together, wrestle together, suffer togeth- er, rest together, rise together." PANAMA As you promise to me today your obedience and your loyalty, race tracks! I promise to you, as best I can with God's help, the practice of NASSAU casinos! those particular virtues which SPAIN AND St. Paul required of a bishop: 28.50* night life! "justice, charity, mildness, PORTUGAL patience." UR CATHEDRAL is dedi- 230.00* cuced to Christ the King. Our Patron is His Blessed Mother. JAMAICA United with our King, joined in prayer with our Lady, we take 74.00* today a new turn on the old road that leads to God. In that unity of purpose that was the subject of Our Lord's last formal prayer PUERTO HOLY in the garden, we will reach together our eternal destiny RICO LAND MEXICO with Him. It was already said PILGRIMAGE today, in the ceremony of In- 39.75* stallation, in the prayer for the 45.50* new Archbishop. May God — "enable him to further, by his teaching and example, the sal- vation of those over whom he is placed, so that he may — *Plus Air Fare. Rates per person, double occupanoy, effective fo May I with the flock entrusted to his care — attain everlasting life. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen.

April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 "Smart Buyers 6e! The YOU CAN BE SURE A SYKES TRUSS HOLDS Physicians Plan Best Buys at McBride's" Fits So Exactly That No Strap Is Required • If Unable To Call Send For "Truss Care" Fight Against The Largest Stock of H. B. SYKES, Inc. Imported and Domestic 112 E. Flaeler FR 1-4022 Wines and Liquors Sterilization In the Greater Miami Area Dr. Edward Lauth, recently • AIR CONDITIONING re-elected president of the Cath- olic Physicians Guild of' Miami PL 7-1160 said the group has set out "to FREE DELIVERY IN THE combat a group in the Florida NORTH DADE AREA Medical Society that is pushing . • for laws on sterilization and birth control." E.McBRIDE-LIQUORS Dr. Lauth said the objective 734 N.E. 125th St. was decided at a recent meet- North Miami's Smartest ing at which new officers • ~! Liquor Store elected. Besides Dr. Lauth J officers are: Dr. Matthew Lar- kin, vice president and Dr. Jo- DONALD F. JOHN M. seph Zavettnik, secretary-treas- McEMBER MONTGOMERY urer. The guild conducts the clinic at Centro Hispano Catolico and Me EMBER treats about 1,200 patients a MONTGOMERY INSURANCE, Inc. month there. Voice Photos It was also decided at the meeting to hold regular month- PASSIONIST RETREAT HOUSE of Our Lady building with Father Dennis Walsh, C. P. of ly meetings. GENERAL INSURANCE of Florida is rapidly nearing completion in Atlanta, left and Father Kilian McGowan, C. P., 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. North Palm Beach. Father Canisius Hazlett, superior of the Monastery in Lake Park, and Medical Unit To Hear PHONE HI 4-2587 C. P., provincial superior of the Passionist Father Christopher Berlo, C. P., right, engineer Fathers, center, inspects the progress of the in charge of the construction. Father Hanley Friday Father E. Mathew Hanley, Breakfast Scheduled Woman's Club Plans O. P., superior of the St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, By Manhattan Alumni Day Of Recollection University of Miami, will speak FORT LAUDERDALE — A on the Catholic Church and it's a to see your Corporate Communion will be FORT LAUDERDALE — A medicine at a meeting of the observed by the Florida Chap- day o£ recollection will be ob- Catholic Medical Society,- Fri- ter of the Manhattan College served by members of St. An- day, April 6. alumni Society during the 9:30 thony Woman's Club Thursday, The meeting will be held at a.m. Mass in St. Sebastian 7750 S.W. 78 Ct. and will begin Church, Sunday, April 8. April 12 beginning with Mass at 9 a.m. at 8:30 p.m. Information can Members and their wives are be obtained by calling at urged to participate and attend Breakfast will be served in MO 6-4954. the Communion breakfast which SAVINGS GROW will follow in the Panorama the school cafeteria and those room of Pier 66. Guest speaker participating in conferences are 90 Join Holy Name will be Joseph A. Boylan. One of the most important acts in the life of any man or requested to bring a light In West Coast Area Similar functions will be held lunch. Benediction will conclude woman-... is to start a program of saving money ... regularly! in 25 chapters throughout the the conferences. Ninety men from three par- United States. ishes in the western section of And to watch your Savings Account grow is one grand feeling the Diocese were received into ... and grow it will, if you'll add to it regularly. And we'll help the Holy Name Society in three it grow, too, by adding ZXA% interest (paid and compounded separate ceremonies. semi-annually) to every dollar you deposit to your regular WjidkaL At Fort Myers, 40 men were Savings Account. HOSPITAL, PHYSICIANS AND inducted at St. Francis Xavier parish. There were 35 new LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT members from the Church of Come in soon, won't you, and look us over. We believe MIAMI WEST PALM BEACH the Ascension in Fort Myers Beach and another 15 men from you'll find the 'plus' services in banking you've 735 N.W. 12th Avenue M6 -4th ctr_et always wanted. Our Lady of Guadalupe parish Phone FR 4-8088 - FR 3-6656 "*^ I33 77Jfl in Immokalee. P.O. BOX 4621 Phone 833"7719 Free parking in the duPont garage in Also, in Miami, 26 men joined the Holy Name Society in Corp- our own building. Just have your us Christi Church. parking ticket stamped before you leave the bank. LANG'S Holy Name Committee SUPER LIQUOR STORE Will Meet Saturday After Your Firtt Transaction At Thit Phone JU 2-3232 The executive committee of Bank You, Too, Witt Like the Diocesan Union of Holy 129 N. Federal Hwy Lake Worth, Fla. Name Societies will be held AREA FREE DELIVERY Saturday, April 7 at the Deau- Banking on ville Hotel, Miami Beach. Just One Escalator Step Vp From Flagler and 2nd At rime .A Meetings will begin at 10/ and luncheon is scheduled "35 rears of Dependable Service" 12:30 p.m. The 1962 conven- < *1 tion will be held in the same I Miami Sanatorium hotel later in the year. ( and NEUROLOGY INSTITUTE Holy Name Society ill • FOR TREATMENT OF NEUROLOGICAL and PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES, ALCOHOL Names New Officers and DRUG HABITUATION. I i »i Harry E. Jones was elected ••I ;;i • A PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS president of the St. Rose of |J«I!!! OF LEADING NEURO-PSYCHIATRISTS. Lima Holy Name Society and •was installed along with four K* •- - ir PRIVATE ROOM WITH BATH other officers. , LORI DA NATIONAL BAN + RATES ARE FLEXIBLE * CAPACITY LIMITED Other officers are: Albert E. - AND TRUST COMPANY AT MIAMI . 7831 N.E. Miami Ct. PL 7-1824 or PL 4-5354 O'Neill, vice president; Dr. Alfred I. duPont Building ^*\ &' Frank Gray, secretary; Primary Driskell, treasurer and M i k e + Member: Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., Florida National. Group Subsaro, warden. Our Capital and Surplus in Ratio to Deposits and Loans Makes This One of the Strongest Banks in the Nation Mention The Voice When You're Shopping Father John F. O'Donovan is spiritual director.

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Cloistered Nuns Make Hosts h For Churches Of The Diocese Altar breads which will be consecrated dur- ing the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass celebrated in churches and chapels throughout the Diocese of Miami are made by Poor Clare nuns within the enclosure of their cloister at Delray Beach. Like the many other members of their order and other cloistered, contemplative orders of women through the United States and the world, the nuns at Christ the King Monastery subsist en- tirely by the work of their hands and the freely bestowed alms of the faithful. Their chief work is the making of the hosts from unleavened (without yeast) wheat flour and water. Since Holy Mother Church desires that the hosts be as fresh as possible, many shipments are made throughout the year to each parish and in- stitution which has a chapel where Masses are offered. Since the nuns, are bound to the enclosure by Papal order, the photographs on this page which show the actual making of altar breads were taken before Christ the King Monastery was ded- icated and sealed by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Sheets Of Bread Are Stored Overnight In Humidifier on Nov. 28, 1960. Hand Press Is Used To Cut Out Large Hosts

Hosts Are Removed Carefully From Press Tall Canisters Are Used To Ship Hosts To Churches Electric Cutter Punches Small Hosts From Bread Sheet

Aflril 6,, 1962 XHE VOICE Mipmi, i%ida Page 13 Advertisement CHALLENGE MADE IN U.S. SUPREME COURT Social Security Can Pay Ban Asked Against Public School Prayer WASHINGTON (NO — Amer- New York made this claim in Supreme Court on an ap- court's current term ends in SAMPLE OF RATES: Funeral Bills From 2,000 4,000 can public schools are wholly a challenge to the constitution- peal jrom the decision of June. MIAMI TO: LBS. LBS. Dade County Circuit Court Atlanta, 6a. 5155.40 $255.20 secular institutions from which ality of prayer recitation in the The 22-word prayer, whose Free Booklet Gives Balttmore, Md. 207.00 354.00 efforts "to inculcate into the •Judge J. Fritz Gordon Brooklyn, N.Y. 237.60 417.20 public schools of New York which upheld Bible read-, recitation is non - compulsory, Full Information Chicago, ill. 243.00 428.00 children a love for God" must Cleveland. Ohio 237.60 417.20 State. ings in the public schools.) reads: "Almighty God, we ac- Pittsburgh. Pa. 228.00 400.00 be banned, the U. S. Supreme knowledge our dependence upon Social Security and Veterans Philadelphia, Pa 227.00 395.20 (A similar suit brought 354.00 Thee and we beg Thy blessings Benefits are explained in the Washington, D.C. 207.00 Court was told. by six Miamians is cur- Butler appeared before the new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- Ace RB Van Lines, Inc. court on behalf of five parents upon us, our parents, our teach- lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- 2136 N.W. 24th Are. ME 5-6496 Attorney William J. Butler of rently before the Florida ers and our country." ters. Many families are unaware of nine children in New Hyde of the extent to which they may Park, N.Y., public schools. He benefit under Social Security — maintained that recitation of a The challenge to the prayer as much as $255 for funeral prayer in their schools violates has aroused unusual interest. expenses! B.R. tl STATE FARM Arthritis and the provisions of the Federal One sign of this has beer »e Veterans are now entitled to Constitution which ban an filing of five separate a, s special burial allowances which LIMEGROVER Prostate establishment of religion and curiae (friend of the court) bring help to families in time briefs. of need. Sufferers guarantee religious freedom. Get your FREE COPY of this But attorneys for the local Briefs in support of the pray- •wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There TU 7-9491 THE COLEMAN CLINIC offers school board and for 16 inter- er have been submitted by the is no obligation (no one will attorneys general of 19 states call). Mailed in a plain "wrapper. an AVENUE OF PROVEN HELP venor parents of 41 public Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- INSURANCE 601 HIALEAH DR. to Arthritic and Prostatic suffer- school children told the high and the New York Board of Re- ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami ers. Coleman Clinic is the most court that excluding prayer gents. Briefs against the pray- 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza HIALEAH er have been filed by the Amer- 7-5544. modern clinic in the United States from the schools would con- specializing in examination, diag- tradict an American tradtiion ican Jewish Committee and the nosis and treatment of arthritis that extends back to the B'nai B'rith Anti - Defamation prostatitis and related conditions. earliest days of the nation. League; the Synagogue Coun- cil of America; the National Testimonials from satisfied pa- They said that to bar prayer Community Relations Advisory tients are on file — names and from schools would be incon- Council; and the American Eth- addresses furnished upon re- ical Union. quest. sistent with such practices as, the recitation of prayer in Con- Our treatments are based on gress and in the Supreme Court Recitation of the prayer in NON-SURGICAL methods, utiliz- itself, whose sessions open with New York public schools was "if your ing Physiotherapy techniques to the invocation: "God save the first recommended in 1951 by their fullest extent, supplemented United States and this honor- the State Board of Regents. It by necessary medication. able court." was left to local school boards financial transactions whether they would implement We invite you to visit our Clinic for a FREE consulation. You Attorney Bertram B: Daiker the recommendation. may phone or write for complete of Port Washington, N.Y., repre- are important to you... details. sented the school board before In July, 1958, the Board of the high court, while Porter R. Education of the Union Free COLEMAN CLINIC Chandler of New York repre- School District, New Hyde then they're important sented the intervenor parents. Park, voted to have the pray- 10800 Biscayne Boulevard er recited in its seven grade HOKE T. MAROON and high schools, which en- President Miami 38, Florida Following the oral argu- to us!" ments, the court took the case roll 5,400 pupils. PL 4-2614 under advisement. A written opinion is expected before the However, a group of parents of school children, backed by by New York Civil Liberties Union, filed suit in an effort to Look Young Again block the prayer. The parents' You don't have to be big business to be welcome group includes two members of the Jewish faith, one Unitarian, business at Merchants Bank or Commercial with one member of the Society for Ethical Culture, and one non- Bank. Our officers — trained to deal successfully believer. with every individual or business financial prob- CONTROVERSY GROWS ' lem— are always at your disposal, always ready Lower courts ruled in favor of the prayer and were upheld to provide the service you need...and a little last July by a 5-2 decision of the New York Court of Appeals. extra. You'll find neighborhood convenience com- The parents then carried their bined with big-bank facilities awaiting you at case to the Supreme Court, For whatever your which agreed last Dec. 4 to con- COMMERCIAL BANK (northwest) or MERCHANTS Complexion Problem sider their appeal. BANK (southwest). At either location, you'll find may be — Butler, in his arguments, con- a warm welcome, and the personal assistance tended that the prayer consti- Immediate results — rejuvenates the skin, elim- tutes "teaching of religion in a you need! public institution" and as such inates wrinkles and sagging muscles for fresh youth- is unconstitutional. I hope to see you soon! ful beauty without the use of dangerous chemicals. The justices questioned him HOKE T. MAROON We operate clinics in major cities of the United States and Canada. closely about what forms of President religious observance would be permissible in the public Come in and meet Bette Knowlton schools.

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HUf .' * t Page 14- April 4t, -1962 THE VOICE - Miami, -Florida Bishop Carroll To Receive Doctorate From Niagara U. An honorary degree of Doctor L. jlggert, Lewiston, N.Y., and of Fine Arts will be conferred Charles J. Wick, Buffalo, N.Y., on Bishop Coleman F. Carroll will be awarded the degrees of Doctor of. Commercial Science. during an academic convocation Tuesday* April 10, at Niagara During a Solemn Mass at University, Niagara, N. Y. 10:30 a.m. in the student center the 337th anniversary of the Bishop Carroll, who former- foundation of the Congregation ly served as Auxiliary Bishop UP go the of the Mission by St. Vincent of Pittsburgh, was graduated de Paul, founder and patron from Duquesne University saint of the Vincentian Fathers, .with Master of Arts and will be commemorated. lelor of Arts degrees and vt«s awarded a Doctorate in The honor of affiliate of the Canon Law from, the Catholic Congregation of the Mission VALUES... University of America; Wash- will be bestowed on Albert ington, D.C.. The Bishop, who Elia, Jr., of Niagara Falls by imk was installed as first Bishop the Very Rev. Sylvester Tag- Don't read this IF of Miami Oct. 7, 1958, holds gart, CM., of Philadelphia, honorary degrees from Du- provincial of the Eastern you have . never said quesne University, Pittsburgh Province of the Vincential and Barry College. Fathers which staffs St. John Vianney Minor Seminary in to yourself: His Excellency will preside at • Miami and will conduct the the ceremonies on "Vincentian new St. Vincent Major Semi- "I COULD HAVE Day" during which the Very nary near Boynton Beach. Rev. Charles O'Connor, CM., superior of the Vincentian Fath- The distinction is the greatest BOUGHT IT FOR ers' Novitiate, Ridgefield, Conn., honor the Vincentian Fathers will receive an honorary degree may bestow on one not a mem- 1/10 OF THAT PRICE!" of Doctor of Laws and Walter ber "of the congregation, They're not making any more and so rfqhtfor there's not much ACREAGE left in Dade County at these prices: B 10 ACRE TRACTS - $350.00 Per Acre 550.00 Per Acre OUTSTANDING ... • Vi mile West of Palmetto Expwy. In 750.00 Per Acre path of growth. Close to new home subdivisions. Sec. 28, T 52 S, R 40 E. * * *. 81.5OO per acre TERMS

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Aoril 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami. Florida Paae 15 Rabbi Asks 'New Look' D||U Big 12 Cubic feet Brand New At Church-State Doctrine BUT RCA Whirlpool 1962 — TWO NEW YORK (NO — A Jew- Cardinal Larraona DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST — HOQ QC ish rabbi has called for a 'inew, REFRIGERATOR WITH 107-Lb. Freezer 177.1J look" at the traditional doctrine Appointed Perfect of separation of Church and ALL FACTORY CRATED — OVER 200 RCA Whirlpool — Zenith — VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Amana Refrigerators, All Sizes — Many Two Door — Many State. Frost FREE at Terrific Discounts — Terms. Preaching at Temple Israel John XXIII has . transferred 1714 N.E. 79th ST. CAUSEWAY here, Rabbi William F. Rosen- Spanish-born Arcadio Cardinal blum said "we seem to be Larraona, C.M.F., from the post. afraid that if we take God with of Grand Penitentiary to that of us into the classrooms our Prefect of the Sacred Congre- whole democracy will totter or that we will - be making psy- gation of Rites. chotics or neurotics out of the He also appointed Fernando few children whose parents may Cardinal Cento the new Grand be either atheists or agnostics." Penitentiary. Cardinal Larraona, 7A c- *" CHILDREN'S SHOP ceeds Gaetano Cardinal Cicog- 2646 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD, nani, who died Feb. 5. In his FORT LAUDERDALE — LO 6-4024 LITTLE BROTHERS of the Good Shepherd director general, new post, he heads the congre- Brother Mathias Barrett, left, is shown with Brother Coleman, gation which has charge of Unique Selection of CHILDRENS' APPAREL formerly William Dickson, who recently made his first profes- sion of vows. beatification and canonization Infants Thru Sub-Teen Sizes processes and also has compe- Parochial School Uniforms for ST. CLEMENT CATHOLIC SCHOOL tence over all the ' rites and. Two South Floridians Enter ceremonies of the Latin Church.

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Pagte'fo April 6, Trlt'VO/C£ Miami,1Flbrttla FIRST CONFERENCE IN DIOCESE CALLED SUCCESS •••••:•<

t 140. Attend Cana Course At Holy Family AND *• One hundred and forty persons The national bureau serves six t • braved the heavy rains Sunday major fields of service. They APPLIANCES to attend the first parish Cana Conference in the Diocese held are preparation of marriage, 6 Famous Makes at Holy Family School. parents as educators, Cana Con- •fr Lowest Prices ferences, the formation and op- if Easy Bank Terms Officials of the Family Life eration of family clubs, the if Guaranteed Services Bureau of the Diocese said the conference was a qualified suc- observance of diocesan family cess and hoped it would be .the days and marriage counselling. beginning of many such confer- The bureau was established by ew«»s throughout the Diocese, the bishops of the U. S.in 1931. •< ktely bringing the confer- JA 3-4337 ence to every;married couple. Arrangements for Sunday's FT. LAUDERDALE Cana Conference were handled Cana Conferences have met by the Christian Family Move- 643 N. Andrews success in many dioceses. ment of Holy Family parish. •*••••**:••**•********• They have the purpose of bringing a "clear understand- ing of the high ideal for which marriage was ordained by The Center God" to the couples, to help Voice Photos them make their marriages Oo it iJOHisoIf "holier and consequently hap- PARTICIPANTS of the Cana Conference ate of which were needed to seat the 140 persons pier." in four classrooms at Holy Family school, all who attended the sessions.

The conference, derives its are priests appointed by their DO YOU NEED: name from the wedding feast at bishops as family life direc- Cana when Christ sanctified Wood Floors sanded and refinished? marriage by His presence and tors. Msgr. Robert W. Schief- first miracle. en is family, life director for Terrazzo Floors ground and sealed? the Diocese of Miami. The sessions at Holy New Linoleum or Vinyl Floor? Family School were held in CALL: three separate conferences. In- structors were Father John Philip D. Lewis, Realtor O'Dowd, V. F.', Father Louis REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Roberts and Father Raymond PALM BEACH COUNTY HAMPTON-ZIROLLI Scully. ' 31 West 20th Street ' Experienced, Licensed, Bonded Experts Conferences began at 1:30 p.m. Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 2571 S.W. 67th Ave. MO 5-3511 - MO 5-3512 and lectures were given until ••• Ernest F. DeSonie Mgr. — Member of Little Flower ParishBM 3:30 p.m. when the participants had lunch. After lunch there was a question and answer period until 5 p.m. The afternoon was climaxed by renewal of marriage vows, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and the Rosary. Sessions ended at 6 p.m. During the lunch break, cou- ples chatted about the preced- ing sessions. One woman said, "There are so many things we A CONFERENCE between Father John O'Dowd, V. F., and Mr. had forgotten about. The every- and Mrs. AI Gustafson of Holy Name parish takes place during day hustle caused us to lose the question and answer period at the Diocese's first Cana sight of some of the basic pur- Conference held in their parish. poses of marriage. Today we were reminded of them again. It has been a wonderful after- ed for married couples only. the Cana Conferences seek the noon." They examine the average prob- solutions in the teachings of lems faced by any family. These A PROFITABLE DAY Christ. problems are described as those Of 12 couples asked, all coming from the very nature of agreed the day had been one . Cana Conferences are under the man, woman and child who of the most, if not the most, the jurisdiction of the Family make up the family. They are profitable of their married lives. Life Bureau of the National problems. arising from the en- Catholic Welfare Conference. Cana Conferences are design- vironment of modern life and Associated with the bureau M. BARROW & ASSOCIATES Complete Outfitters to the Sisterhood Savings received at FIRST FEDERAL by Proudly announces the affiliation with the 20th earn from the 1st Your savings will now.earn at FIRST FEDERAL'S new, higher (David. dividend rate of AK % per annum from the 1st of the month if of New York as their Southern Representatives. received at any of our 5 convenient offices by the 20th ... and dividends are now paid and'eompounded quarterly—four times ipwt, n&sidA. anxL a year. While your savings are earning at the increased rate, they are protected by over 27 million dollars in safety reserves io T/Uaml and the strength of jtnore than 300 million dollars in assets at the South's Largest Federal, where people come first. First Federal Savings 6809-11 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MJAMI Bus Stop Corner W. H. WALKER, Chairman We Welcome All Inquiries DOWNTOWN-Main Office CORAL WAY tlTTLE RIVER NORTH MIAMI KENDAU 100 N.E. 1st Avenue 2750 S.W. 22nd Street 8380 N. E. 2nd Avenue ALSO PROMPT MAIL ORDER SERVICE 900 N. E. 125th Street 8727 South Dixie Highway M. BARROW Ehone: 751-4231 E. SHULL PILGRIMS WILL VISIT TEL AVIV Modern City In An Old World

(This is the seventh in a * * * the leisure of the individuals. series of articles describing For those who would simply like Air France will give a pre- the localities to be visited tc bask in the sunlight and view of the Diocesan Pilgrim- during the 21-day diocesan swim, there is the Bat Yam age to Europe and the Holy pilgrimage to Europe and Beach, called one of the best in Celebra Land for St. Timothy and St. the Holy Land, scheduled the old world.. Thomas parishes Monday, April to leave New York July 29.) 9 at 8 p.m. at the St. Timothy In 1948, following the United After 10 days in the antiquity- School auditorium. Other pre- Nations decision to partition, of the Holy Land, the diocesan sentations will be announced in Palestine, Tel_Ayiv with Jaffa pilgrims will go to a city that future editions of The Voice. were the' scenes of sporadic out- is the newest in Israel, Tel 2 8 KJ. MIAMI AVE. • • *~ bursts of violence by Arabs and Aviv. .,.•*• Jews, and the area between the is modern and western in every Tel Aviv" was founded in 1909 two towns became a "no man's by Jewish residents of Jaffa way, except for some native land." quarters and markets. A person who wanted to form a Jewish Traveling through the Holy A MUST IN MIAMI community. Now the city is the can sit at a sidewalk cafe and Land, from Cairo to Tel Aviv, largest in Israel and is much watch both eastern and western will be done by private cars. larger than Jaffa of which Tel dress pass by with equal con- After Tel Aviv, the pilgrims Aviv was a suburb a few dec- sistency. will board a flight to Rome ades ago. There will be one day spent and then to Lourdes and in Tel Aviv and the morning Jaffa (which is called Yafo Paris. by Hebrews) is one of the will be spent visiting the Habi- oldest cities in the world. It mah Theater, Jaffa excavations, Reservations for the pilgrim- is said to have been founded the port area and the camel age should be made by June 15 Japhet, the son of Noe more market. ? and the flight will leave New than 4,000 years ago. Remind- The port area is different York July 29. Arrangements can ers of its antiquity are all than most because the ships be made to leave Miami at an around, There are signs of the have to anchor a good dis- earlier date. Greeks, Solomon, St. Peter, tance from shore and the car- The plane will fly to Cairo and and even Napoleon who once go is brought into shore by conquered it. then trips will be made to-Bei- 101 lighters. rut, Damascus, Jerusalem, Ti- But its Junior city of Tel Aviv But', the afternoon will be at. berias, Galilee and Tel Aviv. WONDERFUL SEAFOOD DISHES THE FAMILY LIFE BUREAU MINUTES AWAY FROM MIAMI BEACH DIOCESE OF MIAMI • ON THE AIRPORT EXPRESSWAY SPRING PROGRAM OF MARRIAGE INSTRUCTIONS EXIT ON HIALEAH RAMP

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....,«-..... -.-...•.•.--..-. . -., . _. Pag* 40 'April'6*'1962 tHBVOKE Miami,' 4oo'MrtMbrm$T pibase CYO MEET Marks Birthday By Winning Oratorical Contest Sunday was Mark Palaez' Coral Gables, will represent $400 scholarship if he wins the' 16th birthday. -Mark added.; to the Diocese of Miami in the national contest. his birthday celebration by National CYO oratorical con- But, if he doesn't take.. na- walking away from Barry Col- test in Washington, D. C. on tional CYO honors, he. still will lege auditorium with the win- April 22, 23 and U. \. have a chaiice for national rec- ner's trophy of the -FirstDio-. ognition in the National Foren- cesan CYO oratorical contest. . Besides the all-expense paid trip to the nation's capital, sic League competition May Mark, who represented the Mark will have a chance to 31 to June 2 at the Americana - CYtkjof Little Flower parish, capture another trophy and a Hotel, Miami Beach. Be placed third in the diocesan contest in February and will be in Enjoy Eating at its the national finals. He gets his training as a Best at One of these fine Restaurants member of the Forensic League of Christopher Colum- bus High School. - The fact that he wasn't first in the forensic contest prob^ ably doesn't mean too much'to PUMPKIN'S the young - orator. He placed second in the South Dade Dean- STEAK DINNER ery CYO contest with James U.S. CHOICE CHARCOAL BROIL ALL FOR ONLY Eckhart of St. Brendan's CYO Home made soup or juice, hash brown potatoes, placing first. But, Mark came hot garlic bread, assorted table relishes. Choice $149 of beverage — Plus OUR FAMOUS KEYLIME back strong and took the dio- PIE. cesan contest in close voting. —Voice Photos FRESH Special Child's Dinner HOT Right behind Mark in The HAPPY FACES make it difficult to tell the Jeff Keyes (runner-up), Mark Palaez -(winner), FISH DINNERS, and Carry Out Service CORNED BEEF, voting was Jeff Keyes of Our winners of the Diocesan CYO oratorical contest Charlene Walker, Vincent Grizanti and Joseph JUMBO Other Complete PASTRAMI Lady Queen of Martyrs CYO, from the losers. They are, left to right, Mi- Fontaine. Father Walter J. Dockerill, diocesan SHRIMP Dinners Sandwiches Fort Lauderdale, who placed chael Garretson, James Eckhart, John Garvin, youth moderator watches. second in the Broward Dean- 13001 N.W. 7th AVENUE MU 8-8812 ery contest. F. M. S., president of the Dio- Jeanne Tivnan and accompanist test, Monsignor Barry told the "JUST NORTH OF FOOD FAIR" Jeff also got a trophy. They cesan Forensic League and in- Miss Barbara Holt, both 6i Bar- speakers, "You were excellent ry College. Intermission enter- were presented to the two boys structor at Christopher in every way." tainment was provided by John. by Bishop Patrick Shanley, Columbus High School where O.C.D., who with Msgr. Wil-, McCormick of St. Rose of Lima Father Walter J. Dockerill, Mark Palaez is a sophomore. liam Barry, pastor of St. Pat- CYO and John Cernuto of Im- diocesan director of youth, waf maculate Conception CYO. • rick Church, Miami Beach, An opening musical program moderator. was an honored guest was provided by soloist Miss At the conclusion of the con- The other five contestants were Vincent Grizanti, St. An- astasia parish, Fort Pierce; Jo- DINE TONIGHT seph Fontaine, St. Philip Benizi BY THE LIGHT parish, Belle Glade; John Gar- Handsomest Seafood Restaurant vin, St. Mary Cathedral parish, anywhere in the world!!! 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April 6, 1W2 TMFVOfCf Mtafni, Florida Page % 1 Dinner For Mercy Hospital Planned April 23 At Beach The Bishop's Eleventh Annual .George J. Naegele, Mrs. Mi- Charity Dinner for Mercy Hos- chael O'Neil, Mrs. Stuart W. pital will be held Monday, April Patton, Mrs. Federick E. Rav- 23 at 8 p.m. in the Americana lin, Mrs. Ralph Renick, Mrs. , Hotel, Miami Beach. Denis V. Renuart, Mrs. John R. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Roo- Ring, Mrs. James- Sottile Jr., ney and Dr. and Mrs. Fra'nklyn Mrs. Leonard A. Usina and E. Verdon are chairman of ar- Mrs. Joseph H. Walker. rangements for the benefit ex- pected to attract hundreds of Reservation's for the formal South Florida residents and vis- dinner which will be, preceded itors. by cocktails are now being ac- Members of the Ladies' Com- cepted by Mrs. Joseph Geary at mittee include Mrs. Edward R. FR 9-5527. Annis, Mrs. Marguerite P. Bas- sett, Mrs. George Coury, Mrs. Francis X. Farrey, Mrs. Mau- Blessed Trinity rice Ferre, Mrs. Joseph M. Fitz- Voice Photos gerald, Mrs. Frank E. Mackle, Sodality Installs BISHOP'S ANNUAL Charity Dinner for Miami's Mercy Hospital A Usina and Mrs. Frank Mackle are shown discussing plans Jr., Mrs. Thomas J., Madden, will be held Easter Monday at the Hotel Americana, Miami during a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Rooney. The . MIAMI SPRINGS — Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Hoke T..Maroon, Mrs. Beach. Mrs. Fred Ravlin, Mrs. Frank J. Rooney, Mrs. Leonard formal dinner attracts hundreds of residents and visitors in Lawrence J. Cole has been in- James W. McCaughah, Mrs. stalled as president of the Altar Rosary Sodality of Blessed Trin- 7 SOLVE YOUR HEATING?! ity parish. , • TB X-Ray Unit /Peace And Progress Institute PROBLEMS NOW! }j Other officers are Mrs. Nel- To Be At Barry son Vallis, vice president; Mrs. William Cothron, corresponding The Christmas—Seal Mobile NCCW Meets April 12-14 In N.Y. secretary; Mrs. Timothy Coin,, X-Ray Unit of the Dade County Tuberculosis and Health Asso- WASHINGTON (NC) — This to 14, the NCCW announced Swanstrom of New York, ex- treasurer; and Mrs. Kenneth year's Ecumenical Council, in- from its headquarters here. ecutive director of Catholic Palmer, recording secretary. ciation will be located Tuesday and Wednesday, April 10 and ternational relations and the Sessions will be at the World Relief Services - NCWC, will Mrs. John Corcoran serves as 11th at Barry College, 11300 NE status of women are among Affairs Center of the Foreign speak on "New Emphases in i' parliamentarian. Second Ave. topics scheduled for an April Policy Association and at the International Programs" at institute of the~ National Council United Nations. this session. of Catholic Women in New Senora Elodia Sorzano de Vil- —• YOUR INCOME TAX •—, York. Auxiliary Bishop James H. Griffiths of New York( chair- lalon, of New York will address A short form alarm — it is costing many plenty. The meeting, entitled the man of the U. S. Bishops* Peace the institute on the "Challenge to Women of the Americas'." f MANTELS If you filed short forms for 1960-59-58 See us "Peace and Progress Insti- Committee, will discuss the These individually styled, Highly pol- forthcoming council in an ad- Senora de Villalon is formerly ; ished stone mantels add a warm, tute," will be held April 12 friendly, yet distinctive touch to your Mail or Phone Your Information dress entitled "Spiritual Unity of Havana, Cuba. home needs. Amazingly low priced from We handle promptly Income Tax Returns from , ?65 to $125. and Social Progress," the coun- The institute is open to all in- anywhere in Florida or any State in the Union. Church and Society cil said. BARNES Cast Stone Shop 79(06 N w 7th AV terested persons. Information is J E MAROUA CO - « P- One session will be devoted to available from the NCCW head- ; 262 NW 54th St. • Ph. PL 9-03W * l"nlvXVM VrfV. Federal Tax Consultants Since 1933 STATIONERY quarters here. ENVELOPES, PARTY TICKETS, ETC. international relations, the Phone PL 9-0563 LETTER PRESS • PHOTO NCCW added. OFFSET • ENGRAVED Auxiliary Bishop Edward E. "FOR ALL THE FAMILY" Lecture Set v PLIIKTIKG ^ At Barry On HOME OF UNION LABEL #6 EYE GLASSES 9080 N.E. 6th Avenue MID-TOWN OPTICAL, Inc. near Biscayne Blvd. | Modern Art PL 1-4176 Miami Shares 1873 N.E. 163rd ST. Plenty of Free Parking at door Wl 7-8242 • CONTACT LENSES • "A Guide to Understanding Modern Art" will be presented by Grant Reynard, painter and Enjoy your lecturer, at 8:15 p.m. Sunday, summer- in the April 8 in Barry College audi- friendly and select torium, N. Miami Ave. and SUMMER atmosphere of a beautiful Ocean-front 115th St. Hotel. A native of Grand Island, Ne- CALW " Check these features: braska, Reynard attended the • Pool and. Cabana open until 10 PM evefy night Art Institute and Academy in • Large filtered pool Chieago, painted in France and • 200-ft. private beach • All hotel privileges for Cabana guests England, and has studied paint- • Planned entertainment- Beach parties, dances, etc. ings, etchings and lithography • Free parking area in the great art centers. CALL CABANA MANAGER UN 6-23.61 Reynard has presented seven for further information one-man shows in New York YOUR FAMILY WILL BE HAPPIER IN ACROSS THE STREET FROM and has exhibited at the Addi- HOTEL ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC son Gallery of American Art in COLLINS AVENUE AND CHURCH 87th. TERRACE • MIAMI BEACH Andover; Joslyn Museum, At lanta; Tulsa University, and ( HOLLYWOOD University of Nebraska. His work is represented in the Many Catholic families have already found they are happier permanent" collections of the living in Hollywood Hills. Here they enjoy advantaiges found in Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Fogg Museum at Harvard; few other fine communities. • Newly constructed Church of. the De Young Museum, San Fran- Nativity and the parochial school are in operation. One of South cisco, New York Public Library, Florida's best educational facilities — Chaminade High School for Newark Art Museum, New Jer- Boys — is located right in Hollywood Hills. Bus Transporation to ALL-PURPOSE sey State Museum, Montclair girls' high schools is provided. This means that all activities of your HOME FINANCING Art Museum and the Library of Cpngress.'" parochial schools, church and parish are only moments away. buying, building, selling As for your home itself, scores of beautiful, individually styled or refinancing models are available in a wide range of prices. ' •;' sow CHINCH BUG A HOLLYWOOD INC.,DEVELOPMENT PROOF . 194 3 HOLLYW O O D BLVD.- WA 2-3451 SO MANY PEOPLE DO Baker Grass Industries, . . . covering three square miles. Individual areas zoned to provide complete Miami 38, Florida protection for homes in different price ranges. . • > FOR DETAILS, PHONE: PLnzo 8-8541

Page 22 April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida AT PALM BEACH APRIL 29 TO MAY 7

".';:.' •• •••."• ••• •.••• '•• '• ' -• • '-•' •. ' ' .. ' '' «' • . • ;" .•*••.,- ,••• • . pper^ Women Invited To DCCW Convention with Catholic women and their RENT A GORGEOUS WEDDING friends in the 16 counties of the ?,9Y!^! beautiful, exquisite gowns at Diocese of Miami have been in- SHAVER'S, 7910-16 N.E. 2nd Ave vited to attend the fourth an- Little River. They're not cheap in qual- nual convention of the Miami ity, home made or second grade in any Diocesan Council of Catholic way but are extremely fine stock Women at the Towers Hotel, Rental prices from $20 up. Hoops and Palm Beach, April 29-May 1. veils also are for rental. Bridesmaid's Jesses and dresses for mother of The invitation was issued bride and groom available. Call for by DCCW President Mrs. appointment. PL 7-1421. Julian J. Eberle of Little "Hpwer parish, Coral Gables, flowing a meeting with com- ALL MAKES! ALL MODELS! mittees in charge of ar- Only $4.00 for a service rangements. call, too! For an honest estimate on radio or TV re-' Hundreds of members repre- pair call MID-CITY- RADIOi senting 94 affiliated clubs and SHOP, 9713 N.E. 2nd Ave.,' - organizations in South Florida DCCW CONVENTION chairmen, Mrs. Patrick ing reception plans with Grant Bedford, director Miami Shores. They have a complete supply of nationally are expected to attend the F. McNally, Mrs. Frank McManus, left, and of the Henry Flagler Museum, Palm Beach, known parts and trained technicians to do the work They three-day sessions during which Mrs. Norbert E. Ruhlman, right, discuss open- where members will be welcomed April 29. give a 3 months guarantee and are a reliable shop For members of the East Coast fast service call PL 7-7615 Deanery will be hostesses. »ne delegate and one alter- Mrs. Frank McManus of St. nate to the convention as its LADIES . . . Francis of Assisi parish, Rivi- official representative. This HAVE YOU A LAMP PROB- era Beach, president of the East information must be forward- LEM? Whether it's a new Coast Deanery, is general chair- ed before April 15 to Mrs. Here's your chance to be pair of lamps for a particular man for the convention assisted Firmin Renuart, credentials truly well - dressed for setting, shades for your favor- by Mrs. Patrick F. McNaliy and chairman, at 710 SW Eighth ite bases or repairing, rewir- EASTER ... at terrific ing, converting — ALLA- Mrs. Norbert E. Ruhlman. St., Delray Beach. Amend- SAVINGS! ments and changes to the MONG'S with 2 stores, 6271 The following committees N.W. 7th Ave. and 6901 Biscayne Blvd., is the place to will be in charge of local ar- Constitution and by-laws of go. They have a large stock of lamps and shades at rangements: Mrs. William J. the Council will be presented PRE-EASTER reasonable prices. Take along your base for proper fittinq McCulIough, West Palm Beach, for a vote during the conven- PL 9-6195 and PL 1-2611. - hotel arrangements; Miss tion. Irene Morrison, Vero Beach, Mrs. J. B. Eganand Mrs. Wil- Urging all Catholic women to CLEARANCE ALL CHILDREN liam Wodtke, Ft. Pierce and attend the sessions, Mrs. Eber- THROUGH AGE 10 are Mrs. Julius Demske, Stuart, le expressed the hope that invited to Annual Easter Playhouse arrangements; Mrs. "every Catholic woman in the of BETTER Egg Hunt given by ALA- Lionel Carignan, West Palm Diocese will anticipate, with MO CATERERS of Miami Beach, reservations and regis- true Catholic zeal and eager- Shores. This is their 26th tration; Mrs. Robert Nichols, ness, the coming convention. It DRESSES Annual Easter Egg Party. FRIED CHICKEN Jupiter and Mrs. John Kramer, takes considerable planning, The place is Barry Field, North Palm Beach, informa- much work and the utmost of 113th and 114th Streets CATERERS interest and enthusiasm on the A Variety of tion; Mrs. Paul Steele, Boca Dresses at on N. Miami Avenue. Raton, exhibits. part of a great many people The time is 10:00 A.M., Sat., April 21, Harvey Alamo, to offer a good convention," Savings up to: OFF 6 foot Bunny, will be host, 5000 eggs in prizes. Mrs. Lawrence J. Silver, she said. "Its success depends $ Lake Worth, Mrs. P. J. La- on every Catholic woman and Chance, Belle Glade, Mrs. Fir- her attendance." CULOTTES EXTRASPEC)Al 3.98 SIZES: 12 to 20 and . 14/2 to 24]/ CAMERA EVERYTHING FOR THE SHUTTERBUG! min Renuart, Delray Beach 2 ciippi ice They have two stores to serve you •— and Mrs. John W. DuBose, WINDOW surrLI" ATLANTIC PHOTO SUPPLY CO., 8011 West Palm Beach, comprise the CLEANING ^ N.E. 2nd Ave., Little River and 119 W. hospitality committee; Mrs. K _ UWALi L WASHING \( Court, 79th St. and 27th Ave. in North- Ralph Quick, Boynton Beach, • AWNINGS CLEANED < side Shopping Center. Expert printing, de- printing; Mrs. Robert Grafton, Homes—Offices—FREE ESTIMATE h 2029 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, Flo. Phone WA 2-5212 veloping, enlarging, also repairs on all and Mrs. E. J. Voght, Riviera "BEE" — PL 7-3875 {j Open 9 to 5:30 Dally, Friday 'Til 9 P.M. makes cameras. Fast film service, film Beach, decorations; Mrs. Mat- MEMBER: CATHEDRAL PARISH Y, ALEXANDER TYMINSKI, Prop. — Member: Little Flower Parish in by 10 A.M., out by 5 P.M. PL 7-7848 chie J. Zmistowski, Lake and OX 1-4771. Worth, entertainment; Mrs. James V. Bilancio, West Palm WE GLAMORIZE YOUR Beach, transportation; and HAIR IN AIR CONDITIONED THERE'S SOMETHING NEW COMFORT Mrs. George Randolph. West HERE, BELIEVE IT OR NOT! Palm Beach, pages. It's the new "Drop-Off" serv- Each affiliation in the ice at ECONOWASH, 16523 Council is expected to send N.E. 6th Ave., North Miami Beach. Take in your bundle, HAIRCUT leave if, pick it up later. They — • „_». Good Friday Bill 95c wash, dry and fold for 10c a pound. How's that for good WASHINGTON (NO —Rep. service? Also, they have a heavy duty rug machine and LICENSED EXPERT OPERATORS SHAMPOO dry cleaning service available. Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Kathryn E. Granahan of Penn- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY sylvania has introduced a bill & SET (H.R. 10863) to make Good Fri- 8:30 to 6:00 P.M. Daily — THEY ARE REALLY EXPERTS iy of each year a legal public $1.25 CTiOC/ir when it comes to clock and Open Tuesday and Friday Nites watch repairs! Antique clocks, chime clocks, cuckoo clocks, There is a BEAUTY FAIR near you electric clocks, any type — they have the "know-how" to Argentine President Same Reasonable Prices at all Shops repair them perfectly. The place is the CLOCK SHOPPE, 516 N.E. 79th St., opposite Talks with Cardinal WEST HOLLYWOO.YWOOD r NNORTHSIDO E CENTER Biscayne Shopping Plaza. They also have all kinds of HO Jo. StotI. Rd. 7 "/p N.W. J7» AVI. •» 7M ST. NATIONAL BRAND BUENOS AIRES (NO — Ar- 183-83224 I OX 1-2724 LANOLIN COLD WAVE clocks for sale, new clocks, antique clocks, rebuilt clock^s. gentine President Jose Guido PL 4-9711. met with Antonio Cardinal Cag- LITTLE RIVER MIAMI BEACH PERMANENT giano, Archbishop of Buenos U3 N.i. 79th ST. 7440 COLLINS AVE. PL 7-7073 T UN 6-5067 Includes: SPRAYED EVERY 60 DAYS OR MORE Aires, as the new chief of slate Shampoo sought to end this nation's po- Push-upset if necessary for a year! That's the new CORAL GABLES HOLLYWOOD litical crisis. &UP Styled <-t plan at LEAR PEST CONTROL, 10870 46 MIRACLE MILE 2211 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. ICHINCHi Pin curl set 95< extra President Guido was sworn HI 4-8602 WA 3-6612 N.E. 6th Ave., serving North Dade. *, j^wy/lfi * into office following the ouster ROUX or Army worms included at no extra cost *:* fll lf\ £ of former President Arturo FT. LAUDERDALE POMPANO BEACH Clairoil S on yearly contract. This is recommended * * Frondizi by the chiefs of Ar- 2957 W. BROWARD BLVD. SHOPPERS HAVEN LU 3-2529 WH 1-2936 TOUCH UP by the Agriculture Dept. Univ. of Fla. ************* gentina's armed services. The Also a 6 months or single spray contract. They have ouster came after Peronist most modern and efficient equipment for this wort?. gains in March elections. PL 4-4963 or PL 5-7588.

April .6, 1.962... W£ .V.QI.OE .. .' Miami, Florida . . " Page 23 CLAWSON Shrimp Salad Can Provide A Main Dish INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. By FLORENCE DEVANEY During Lent, a Shrimp-Toma- ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE COVERAGE to Ribbon Loaf presents fish with interest and variety acid in a main-dish salad form which 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. Phone would be ideal at luncheon or MIAMI, FLA. FR 1-3691 supper. Shrimp, so versatile and in such plentiful supply now, is quite often linked with tomato accompaniments or in Creole form. So here unflavored gela- tine and tomato juice make a popular aspic layering for the shrimp. Fresh, frozen, or can- ned shrimp blended in a may- onnaise-type base from the mid- dle layer. Unflavored gelatine is a Delicious Home Made Sausaga pure protein and besides sup- Old Fashioned Cold Cuts plementing the food value of the main dish salad also JOHN STRATMAN blends the tomato and shrimp FRESH OR FROZEN shrimp and tomato juice in combination with unflavored gelatine make 164 N.E. 54th ST. PL 1-4031 572 N.E. 125th St. PL 4-8467 flavors and gives firmness to layered loaf for Lent. Serve with greens and potatoes. the loaf for slicing. The layered main dish can be terscotch nut bread sandwiches SERVING HOLLYWOOD. WEST HOLLYWOOD and FT. LAUDERDALE molded in a loaf pan or in in- too. dividual custard cups. If desir- Blue Sea Fish Co. Ltd. Included in the following reci- "Pish Specialties For All Holiday Occasions" ed, either layer of the recipe FRESH FLORIDA FISH and L08STER, CLAMS. OYSTERS, SHRIMP could be made separately and pes is a delicious one for INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTS SOLICITED molded in four individual cus- shrimp manicotti. Manicotti are WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1917 HARRISON STREET, HOLLYWOOD — PHONE WA 2-4651 tard cups. The tomato aspic tube-shaped macaroni and here alone, for example, could be it is suffed with a tomato, served as a jellied salad, and shrimp and cheese filling. Spruce up those Lenten the shrimp molds could be serv- For the past EIGHT YEARS meals with Cottage Cheese ed with cottage cheese and sal- If you would like a crab salad we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT ad greens. by Velda for lunch, here is a good and for use at the many Catholic Institutions Nice to pass a plate of but- easy one. in the West Palm Beach area: Served alone or as part of one of a hundred recipes Velda's CRAB SALAD Worth Chemical & Paint Co. Cottage Cheese is the perfect DRESSING: 1 can OVt ounces) crab Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North food. meat, flaked 1 tablespoon honey 1 cup finely chopped celery 3 tablespoons lime juice Low in Calories, too. LAKE WORTH, FLA. Vz cup finely chopped green % teaspoon salt Manufacturers of pepper V* teaspoon pepper 2 avocados, peeled and cut 1 package (3 ounces) cream GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT cheese lengthwise Interior and Exterior House Paints Crisp salad greens % cup salad oil Varnishes and Enamels LENTEN Mix crab meat, celery, and green pepper; chill thoroughly. Arrange avocado shells on salad greens and fill with mixture. WHOLESALE — RETAIL MEALTIME To prepare dressing: Beat honey, lime juice, seasonings, and Telephone JUstice 2-6146 cheese with electric blender or mixer until smooth. Beat oil in MAGIC... gradually. Spoon over salad. Serves 4. SHRIMP TOMATO RIBBON LOAF PART I 1 envelope unflavored Yi teaspoon salt BUITONI gelatine 1 tablespoon horseradish % cups tomato juice, 1 tablespoon lemon juice e divided ipioff||iis MUSHROOM Sprinkle gelatin on % cup o£ the tomato juice in saucepan to soften. Place over low heat, stirring constantly, until gelatine is dissolved. Rernbve from Heat; add remaining 1% cups tomato LID SNAPS ! P Just send »2 ° SAUCE juice, salt, horseradish and lemon juice. Pour brie-half of mixture AND OFF . into a 9x5x3-inch loaf pan or individual molds; chill until almost BECOMES A and your name and address M&tchless flavor and unsurpassed quality make SAUCER ,'„"'• firm. Reserve remaining tomato mixture to use as top layer of for Y6ur Buitoni Mushroom Sauce a special Lenten Favor- mold. ite. Buitoni selects imported Italian mushrooms .'' '' .'PART II:' ' '•' • : :' . ''"'.•'.••• Lazy Susan 1 envelope unflavored ^ teaspoon paprika for incomparable flavor,, . . combines them with P.O. Box 1900, Peoria, Ml. domestic mushrooms for texture . . .and slowly gelatine - % teaspoon Tabasco 1 cup cold milk 2 tablespoons vinegar simmers them in a rich tomato base until the 2 egg yolks ' .2 cups cooked . cut-up sauce is thick and succulent. Try Buitoni Mush- Vi teaspoon salt shrimp room Sauce today on golden Buitoni spaghetti 1 teaspoon prepared mustard for a change of taste your family will love! Stir gelatine into cold milk in top of double boiler. Put over boiling water and stir until gelatine is dissolved. Combine egg yolks, salt, mustard, and paprika and beat slightly. Add small WHEN YOU BUY amount of milk to egg yolk mixture and return to double boiler. Cook over hot water, stirring constantly, until slightly thickened. Cool. Stir in Tabasco, vinegar and shrimp. Chill until mixture is ,the consistency of unbeaten egg white. Turn on top of tomato BUITONI layer in loaf pan. Chill until amost firm. Add remaining layer Available of tomato gelatine mixture. Chill until firm. Unmold and serve at Leading .. . YOU BUY THE BEST! with mayonnaise. Food Stores YIELD: 8 servings.

Page 24 .April 6,1962 tJHE VOICE Miami, FAMILY CLINIC BOOKKEEPING and TAX ACCOUNTANT For 15 Years in Miami Any Size, Anywhere Formerly National Accountant Gambling Husband Jokes About Problems Call MR. READING — HI 8-3963 1703 Coral Way How do you handle a spendthrift husband? Our 10 __^_ OPEN 'TIL 10 •> " years of marriage has been nothing but debts, debts, debts. He makes good money but half of it must go THREE HOURS offers revealing insights into for loans. I finally got him to stop gambling — he had the greatest act of love — the a huge gambling debt when we married — yet he still Crucifixion. It will give you res- throws money around freely at taverns. I don't think ignation and conformity to the this is fair. I spend as little as possible for the chil- Will of God amidst your daily crosses and the strength to ac- dren and myself. Everything is a joke to him. Now cept the sacrifices of everyday he wants to borrow on his insurance policy to pay his living for the love of Christ. personal debts. I feel the situation is getting hope- less. He'll never grow up! Ask for THREE HOURS By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. In a prosperous commercial culture such as ours, it re- ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC quires much more ability to use money intelligently than to BOOK earn or borrow it. As your letter suggests, Vivian, this is espe- cially true in marriage. Indeed, it is a matter of every day experience that some couples do very well on an income that reduces others to perennial financial straits. The problem was probably less acute when people had to "make" a living rather than "earn" it. This is to say, Operated when there was economic self-sufficiency; there was less by the ready money available as well as less tendency to appraise Daughters every thing in terms of dollar values. of St. Paul 2700 Biscayne Blvd. Most current studies of marriage problems report that the "spending of money" ranks high among, the sources of dis- FR 1-0835 agreement in the family. In this connection it should be noted OPEN 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. and that it is the lack of consensus on the expenditure of family in- 7 to 8 P.M. MON thru SAT. come rather than its amount that causes the trouble. Among successful marriages, not income level itself but financial stabil- from discussing sensitive issues by joking or getting angry, yet ity and security were found to be the pertinent factors. BONDED - INSURED - GUARANTEED after the marriage breaks up, they complain that their wives FRUIT SHIPPING never let them know how seriously they felt about the matter. More Than Money Problems INDIAN RIVER Your letter infers that you've about had it. Before you Just to complete the general picture, moreover, it should be move, spell it out to him clearly — but show him you're dead Navel Oranges * pointed out that although "insufficient income" is a factor over serious. If he's not utterly irresponsible, he'll make some 3 Delivered Anywhere which couples frequently quarrel, their bickering over money is With Pink-Seedless Grapefruit In U.S.A. changes. At least I hope so, for once couples separate for this "The Place Where You Taste The Fruit You Ship" often a symptom of other marital tensions. Unreconciled dif- reason, I find most wives unwilling to make a second try. FRUIT CIRCUS ferences in temperament, family goals,, social aspirations, sexual Ph.FR 1-2511 demands, and so forth, often generate disputes about the spend- * * * SID'S ORIGINAL ing of family income. In such cases, "money" is a symbol, Father Thomas will be unable to answer any per- 17th Are. and Flagler pointing to deeper problems. sonal letters. Open Every Day—8:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. Your case presents some symptomatic features, Vivian, since the actions and traits you ascribe to your husband indicate a type of personality that differs markedly from Repeat Business Shows White-Tite your own. Like most responsible people, you feel that cou- ples should live according to their means, that husbands and wives should share the burdens of the family as well as its joys, and that parents should make some provision for Customers Are Pleased with Coating the future of their children. Your husband is a different type — his gambling debts be- fore marriage should have tipped you off! Profiting from the possibilities in our commercial culture, his major financial goal is to remain afloat — to keep just one step ahead of the bill- collectors. He is not concerned with the losses others may incur be- cause of his delay in paying his debts, nor does he bother to plan for the future, since he has always managed to get by somehow in the past. Yet his major weakness is not finan- cial incompetency. What he lacks is a sense of responsibility. Selfishness Is True Reason Such persons are always basically selfish and" self-centered in all their actions, for this type of irresponsibility is essentially the refusal to commit or give oneself deeply. In other words, the irresponsible person is concerned with others — even his wife and children — only to the extent that they serve his in- terests. He does not see others as persons, having needs, de- REPEAT BUSINESS? White-Tite has that, too! The Tite. Even under 1,000 pounds of water pressure, the sires, and hopes similar to his own, but as convenient objects flat tile roof on the home of Dr. J. H. Soutar, 1075 White-Tite coating held the gravel securely in place. •to be manipulated and used. Fairway Dr., Normandy Isle, Miami Beach, was coated The White-Tite process has been developed over a pe- by White-Tite four years ago. Recently Dr. Soutar riod of 16 years and your White-Tite roof will not Thus, when you write that "everything is a joke to contracted with White-Tite to clean, brush seal ami discolor during a hard rain, since it contains no ce- him," you really mean everything but himself, for you will coat the roof again. Dr. Soutar still is an enthusiastic ment. We guarantee all work unconditionally for two notice that where he himself is concerned, he manages to White-Tite customer. Naturally, since the original years and give you a five year warranty. We also et what he wants. White-Tite coating was in good condition, this repeat coat gravel, flat and barrel tile, asbestos shingle and coating did not cost as much as the original coating. slate roofs. Your White-Tite coating can be financed The problem of dealing with such a husband is that he Many homes in South Florida have roofs which still and there is no interest charge on the balance. The lacks the capacity of investing an enduring interest in the de- look clean and new . . . even though their White-Tite white coating we use is formulated in our own plant velopment of his wife and children. Marriage failed to transform was applied .as much as five or six years ago . . . with exclusively for White-Tite's Dade and Broward County his "I" into a "we" because, like a child, his ability to love no mold, mildew or fungus on the tile. The exclusive customers." White-Tite has two-way radios in all trucks had not grown beyond the initial stage of desire. coating White-Tite uses stays brilliantly white for for fast service. Free estimates may be secured with no years. In fact, the White-Tite coating is much whiter obligation by calling White-Tite at NE 3-8511 or What can you do? Well, Vivian, I think your first step is than the paper this photo is printed on. "Not only is NE 5-3603 in Miami or LU 1-6550 or LU 1-6551 in the to understand the situation and accept it — at least as a start- the roof still free of mold and fungus," states Jesse Fort Lauderdale area. White-Tite also has a new Home- ing point. This is the man you married, and it will only increase Scalzo, owner of White-Tite, "but the roof still is bril- stead branch. Simply dial 247-1811 for fast, free esti- your frustration if you refuse to see him as he is. Don't expect liantly white as you can see. The exclusive White-Tite mates. White-Tite is licensed in 46 cities in South Flor- him to take the initiative in saving, long range planning, or process takes four days to complete. On the first day, the ida and is insured and bonded and is a member of the careful investment. Experience should have taught you that he flat tile roof was cleaned; the second day we brush Miami-Dade County Chamber of Commerce. "White- won't. sealed the roof free of charge; on the third and fourth Tite is recommended by many architects and builders," On the other hand, since you have made some progress days, lasting White-Tite coatings are applied. The seal- Scalzo explained. "Do not accept a substitute! The by stopping him from gambling, perhaps continued firmness ing and coating is applied only to a dry surface to material used by White-Tite, Inc., is exclusive with will register further gains. insure a perfect bond. Our men are not just 'put to us . . .it is not available in any stores or from any work,' they first are thoroughly trained in the ap- other roof cleaning firm. Nothing else is as good After due reflection and thought -- otherwise you will simply plication of the White-Tite process at our factory. We as White-Tite." You can see the White-Tite process nag or get emotional — make your feelings concerning his ir- also have introduced a process of cleaning a gravel displayed at the Home Show, Dinner Key Auditorium responsible spending perfectly clear to him. Such husbands are roof which previously had been bonded with White- this week. not easy to get through to and, often try to divert their wives

Afeiil 6. I?62 iftB VOiCE Mrarrii, Florida Page 25 •••10-Year Warran Half-Million At Fatima FATIMA (NO — A total of P BODY AGAINST y6UP OBJECT Ad Altare Dei WATER HEATERS 525,000 Holy Communions were CALLED BEST EXERCtSS $ given at the Marian shrine here CMEE! X. NEVER. KNOWEO HOW Board Begin 20 GAL. S£ 37.95 during 1961. - $ MUCH exE«ic

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Page 26 April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida DIOCESAN BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS .VWWUV AUTOMATIC MVUWU* mstrong * TRANSMISSION .- PROBLEMS :• Curley Chosen Over Southwest Tonight LEAKS $1095:: atial PLUS SEALS |9 > Archbishop Curley High, the once-beaten Conchs, while Satur- Newman, which had a modest to Miami Central, 5-1, while VINYL CORLON diocese's top baseball squad, day night's game will not count three-game winning streak go- MIHS was on the receiving OVERHAUL THE GRANDEST VINYL PLUS PARTS $3495 will b"e a heavy favorite to add in league standings. ing after losing its first three end of a no-hitter by Mara- starts, faces Jupiter today. thon, 2-0, in a Keys Conference FLOOR YET Southwest High to its list of vic- West Palm Beach Cardinal FLOORS All Work Guaranteed game. FINANCING AVAILABLE tims in a game this afternoon The Crusaders downed St. INC. AUTOMATIC at the Southwest diamond. Anastasia of Fort Pierce for the LaSalle plays at Miami Cen- OX 6-3202 CITY TRANSMISSIONS, INC. No Hitter High-Point second time, last week, 6-5, with tral today while St. Patrick's 2465 N.W. 76th ST. N.W. 20th St. — FR 7-4949 The Curley Knights were 7-1 a two-run rally in the final in- has a night game with South at the start of this week's ac- Of Parochial Action ning and then beat Florida Dade at Homestead. tion with a six-game winning A no-hitter by Bill Kuemerle School for Boys at Okeechobee Mary Immaculate, however, streak and a perfect 2-0 mark of Immaculate Conception high- by a 10-0 count. BRAKES RELINED lighted the early play in the TYING DOUBLE bounced back to win a pair FORD 'he Gold Coast Conference over the week-end from Miami Dade Parochial School base- Danny Shea's two-run double CHEV. __.ore its Tuesday match with Christian school with Franz ball league. provided the tying and winning PLYM. Schultz' 14-0 no-hitter the top South Dade High, also un- run for Newman against the St. Kuemerle got his gem in performance. The Mariners 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE • beaten in the GCC Southern Anastasia Rams while Tom Mo- a 5-1 decision over Holy Fam- took the second game by a 12-2 7751 N.W. 7th AVE. division. loney's two-run homer in the ily and also registered an 11-2 count to boost their season's PL 1-5757 sixth moved the Crusaders with- ABC BRAKE SERVICE victory over Visitation. Bill mark to 4-2. Member: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH Curley is also making a strong in striking distance. bid for The Miami News helped his own cause in the Visitation game with a two- Trophy, symbolic of the Dade John Stone had a run homer. two-run County championship, as t h e homer for the Rams in the Knights were leaders in the The pair of victories kept fourth. Northern Division of that com- Immaculate Conception tied PARISH AUTOMOTIVE EXPERT petition. with St. Rose of Lima for the Jim Throop pitched the Near your parish church there's a friendly, dependable HOLY ROSARY TOUGH CONTESTS Northern Division lead, each at shutout against FSB and gave service station or garage, staffed with men who will keep up only four hits. your car running in tip-top condition . . . and save you After the Southwest game, 2-0. Corpus Christi is just a money. Consult this directory before your next tankful Curley faces its toughest pair of shade behind at 1-0. St. Thomas Aquinas of Fort of gas or needed repairs. TONY'S contests in a single week as the St. Rose scored its two wins Lauderdale almost came up COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Knights face Miami Beach on over St. Stephen's, 3-1, and Our with its first victory of the sea- ST STEPHEN'S ANNUNCIATION Tuesday and Miami High on Lady of Perpetual Help, 10-9, son Saturday but lost out in the next Friday. Miami is the only with Bryant Barbick getting final inning to city-rival Strana- JIM WILSON FRANJO school to beat Curley this year. HOOKER'S INDIGO credit for both victories and han, 5-4. St. Thomas was the victim of a one-hitter the day LAKE FOREST TEXACO Bob Taylor, with a .478 Jim Posey getting five hits in • TIRES • BATTERIES before, losing 8-0 to Pompano average and James Paul, .388, the two games. • ACCESSORIES • TUNE-UP TOP VALUE STAMPS Beach. were the Curley hitting lead- BRAKE WORK A SPECIALTY Corpus Christi beat Our ers. The Raiders are at home to CE 5-1221 Lady of Perpetual Help 10-3 MOTOR Across From Bank of Perrine for its lone triumph. Miami Norland today. SERVICE REPAIRS Christopher Columbus, which * TIRES + BATTERIES + ACCESSORIES snapped a four - game losing * ALL AUTO REPAIR * ROAD SERVICE No reports have been re- LaSalle, St. Patrick's and HOLY FAMILY streak by whipping Southwest TOP VALUE STAMPS ceived from league officials on Mary Immaculate High of Key YU 3-9656 7-1, last week -on a four-hit 6600 PEMBROKE RD. action in the Southern Division. West were all losers last week. YU 3-9552 pitching performance by Bill WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLA. 3901 S.W. 40th Ave. B & Hollywood, Flo. Durney, faces tough Key West NORTHERN DIVISION LaSalle was bopped U-2 by in a pair of games this week- Standings Miami Military. St. Pat's end. opened its schedule by losing EPIPHANY W L Pet. Immac. 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T"ne AMERICAN Roa.d RIEGLER Britton, two-time winner of the rounds on Nov. 21, 1922 in New 975 S.W. 12th Street, s York -Cty. Pompano Beach, Florida Up -W^^BM^^^^ Service world's welterweight boxing Proprietor—Larry Gaboury SERVICE championship and a member of The father of five children, he 1 CRANDCN BLVD. the 11-fighter modern Hall of is also survived by a son, John, MU 1-0265 stationed with the U. S. Air Sp&aaL ATLAS TIRES * BATTERIES SERVICE STATION KEY BISCAYNE •k ACCESSORIES Fame, was offered in Holy Fam- Force at San Diego, CaL; two Lubrication Accessories ily Church, North Miami. FULL QUART 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue Tires Tubes Batteries daughters, Mrs. Alan F. Crow- EM 1-5521 North Miami, Fla. TU 8-9151 ley, Our Lady Queen of Mar- Palm ,Ave. at 5th St. Britton, who fought for 26 tyrs parish, Fort Lauderdale IMPERIAL^ Hfialeah, Fla. years, died of a heart attack and Mrs. William Nutt, San TOP VALUE STAMPS ST. MONICA TEL. 624-9183 March 27 at the home of his Diego as well as 12 grandchil- ST. MARY'S son, Bobby, in North Miami CORBY dren and five great grand- GRIFF'S 66 SERVICE CATHEDRAL Beach, himself a contender of f? children. 191st STREET and N.W. 37th Avenue the late 1930's. He was 74. 13 years in same location it; Tune-Ups •*• Mechanic Work In four of the 20 fights be- BELLE MEADE en himself and Ted (Kid) Students Honor Actress . .tis that covered 222 rounds LOGAN, Utah (NO — Actress ST. TIMOTHY in one of the most memor- Irene Dunne will be honored for MO 6-9277 able marathons in ring his- her devotion to country and to PACKAGE STORE DILLOW'S CITIES SERVICE tory, Britton won theher Church by the Robins PL 8-1146 ALL MECHANICAL WORK and ACCESSORIES 4612 N.E. 2nd Ave. Pick-up mm Delivery welterweight title twice and Awards of America at Utah Across Street From iniAn « «# CAtU Shell Oil Change lost it twice. State University. She is a Cath- WALLY KIRK, Owner Churc* and School 10140 5.W. 56th Member: St. Mary's Parish 7601 Biscayne Blvd. olic and former delegate to the "If You Can't Stop, Wave" Miami PL 1-9368 The welterweight crown was UN. -¥- FREE DELIVERY + .vacant when Lewis and Britton ST. JOSEPH first fought for it Aug. 31, 1915 SS. PETER and PAUL ST. ROSE of LIMA in Boston and Lewis won in 12 STANDARD rounds. April 24, 1916 Britton de- SOUTHSIDE feated Lewis in a New Orleans v OIL ./T~ PORST 20-rounder and a little more NORTH SHORE SERVICE STATION than a year later Lewis re- AMERICAN Pick-up & Delivery Service claimed the title by a 20-round TICKER GARAGE decision at Dayton, O. Britton AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR again won the championship on PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8« ST. MIAMI Miami Beach DETROIT* FLINT* MIAMI CAR WON'T GO? 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April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 Oran por Presos de Giron en las lolesias de Miami La celebracion del juicio mado del senor Obispo, Co- La vispera, en la iglesia de en La Habana a los 1,182 ex- " leman F. Carroll, que exhor- Little Flower, en Coral Ga- peidicionarios que hace casi to a todos para que "oren fer- bles, se ofreci6 un Viacrucis y un ano trataron de libertar vlentemente por los prisione- rosario por los prisioneros. a su patria del comunismo, ros." Mientras, en Cuba los fa- hizo que los refugiados cuba-'" En esa exhortaci6n, el Obis- miliares que alii residen, im- nos que viven en el area d« po dijo que "Ya bastante han pedidos de entrar al escena- Miami, colmaran durante t

Page 28 April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida La Misa Panamericana Miles de Personas Asisfiran A la Misa del Bayfront Park Miembros de las Jerarquias tropolitano de la nueva pro- eclesiasticas latinoamerica- vincia eclesiastica de Atlan- nas y estadounidenses, asi co- ta, presidira la misa que sera Significado de la mo miles de residentes norte- oficiada ante un magnifico al- americanos y latinos del Sur tar que se levantara al aire de la Florida estaran presen- libre, junto a la Antorcha de Misa Panamericana tes en la solamene misa pon- la Asmitad, en Bayfront Park. Los «jos de los floridanos y de los norteamerkanos to- tifical que oficiara el Obispo Hablara el Arzobispo dos a lo largo de la nation, se tornan ansiosos en estos dias de Miami, Mons. Coleman F. hacia las haciones de Latinoamerica. Eso hace comprender Carroll, en la conmemoracion de Cosfa Rica cjue el Dia Panamericano, que se celebrara en Miami el 13 del Dia Panamericano, el pro- El sermon sera pronuncia- de abril, tendra una signification trascendental, mas que ximo viernes, dia 13, a las 4 do por el Arzobispo de San un pasajero interes. de la tarde. Jose de Costa Rica, Carlos Humberto Rodriguez y Qui- El pasado ano, por primera vez, Ie fue dado un signifi- El Arzobispo Paul Hallinan, cado religioso a este Dia, cuando el Departamento de Asun- recientemente designado me- r6s. tos Internationales de la Camara de Comercio del Condado La misma, que se oficiara de Dade invito a nuestro Muy Reverendp Obispo a ofrecer esta vez por segundo ano con- nna Misa Pontifical en la Antorcha de la Amistad. Anuncian Ciclo secutivo, se ofrecera por in- vitacion de la Ciudad de Mia- Fue tan bien recibida esta observancia, que los pre- mi y del Departamento de sentes planes estan siendo trazados por la Diocesis y el de Conferencias Asuntos Internacionales de la Jl'NTO A LA XMUKUI.V de la Amistad, donde se celebra- Ayuntamiento de Miami, asi como por la Camara de Co- ra la misa pontifical del Dia Panamericano el viernes 13, apa- mercio, sin duda para enfocar una mas brillante luz en los @flG&SU Camara de Comercio del Con- prop6sitos del Dia Panamericano, ayudando a que sus obje- dado de Dade. El Obispo Ca- recen Monsenor John J. Fitzpatrick, director diocesano del tivos se vean realizados. Los dias 9, 10, 11 y 12 de rroll y el Alcalde de Miami, apostolado eh habla hispana, y Clayton Brenneman, organis- abril se tendran a las 7:30 de Robert King High, han acep- ta de la Diocesis, ultimando lo relacionado con la ereccion Debe destacarse que esos objetivos son dar reeonoci- la tarde en la Iglesia del Ge- tado la presidencia honoraria miento publicamente a los lazos comunes que- tradicional- del altar, asi como otros detalles. mente han unido a todas las naciones del bloque Paname- su, cuatro conferencias por el de la ceremonia. ricano. Es una ocasion de expresar la sincera estimation R.P. Doctor Federico Arvesu, Dignatarios eclesiasticos nrutua, que puede ser reconocida y usada como base en el de la Compania de Jesus, co- del Caribe y Latinoamerica fomento de cooperaci6n ante crisis y planes que afecten el mo preparation para la Se- han prometido su asistencia. Ayuda el CRS a la Mad re bienestar de cada nacion. Esto, ciertamente, brinda una mana Santa y el cumplimieh- Entre otros se encuentran el ©portunidad, —fuera de la tensa, cargada atmosfera de las to pascual, y como anticipo Obispo Eduardo Polanco, de conferencias internacionales—, para vislumbrar metas co- del solemne acto panamerica- Santiago de los Caballeros, de Benny Kid Pa ret munes en nuestra interdependencia. no del Viemes 13 a las 4 de Republica Dominicans; el Con la Misa Pontifical como punto eulminante de las la tarde junto a la Antorcha Obispo Auxiliar Lorenzo M. La madre del famoso bo- traba sola y abatida. Un re- celebraeiones del dia, se ha introducido en esta celebra- de ]a Amistad. Graciano, de Santa Ana, El xeador cubano Benny Paret presentante de la agenda lo- cion la nota espiritual, sin la cual este dia, en la mente ca- Las cuatro conferencias del Salvador; el Obispo Alfredo guardo vigilia junto a la ca- cal del CRS del Centro para telica de los latinoamericanos, podria ser considerado me- P. Arvesu, versaran sobre el Mendez, de Arecibo, Puerto ma de su hijo hasta que este Refugiados Cubanos, le faci- ramente como un espectaculo mas. tema "El misterio de la Re- Rico, y el Obispo Paul L. Ha- muriera en Nueva York, gra- lito el pasaje en avion hasta A pesar de las diferencias en las naciones del sur, la dencidn: dolor, sufrimiento, garty, de Nassau, Bahamas. cias al interes prestado por Nueva York y dinero en efec- gran mayoria del pueblo esta unida en su conviction de lo persecuci6n y moerte a la luz Se espera que asistan otros los representativos del Catho- tivo. Como ella no habla in- necesario de la ayuda Divina para resolver sus criticos pro- de la fe que brota del mon- distinguidos invitados, inclu- lic Reliev Service en Miami. gles se le facilito tambien blemas. te Calvario". yendo representaclones del una nota explicando su dra- Todas estas noehes habra cuerpo diplomatico, funcio- Cuando la madre de Kid nvatica situacion, para que se Semejante unidad como punto de partida puede segu- Paret arribo a Miami la pasa- lc facilitara el unirse a su ramente disponer de un sinnumero de personas para cola- confesores de habla espanola narios de los gobiernos fede- foorar en armonia y buena voluntad para planear y even- en la Iglesia del Gesu para ral, estatal y de las comunida- da semana, procedente de hijo, mortalmente golpeado tualmente realizar todo lo necesario para la preservation atender a los fieles que lo des del Sur de la Florida, asi Santa Clara, Cuba, se encon- durante un reciente match. de la libertad en nuestro hemisferio. deseen. como miembros de la judica- ture, hombres de negocios, profesionales y dirigentes ci- vicos. Enfatizando la importancia de la juventud en todas las naciones de America, estaran presentes delegaciones con mas de 4,000 jovenes, inclu- TfcrusevfSfashio* yendo seminaristas, del Se- minario de San Juan Vianey, La Etiqueta Eleanor y estudiantes de los high es stnonimo da elegancla, es la marca schools de los condados de mundial de la mas fina mercancia para senoras, senoritas y jovenes. Precio al Dade y Broward. alcance da todos los presupuestos. PAR- Los superiores de las orde- QUEADERO GRATIS - puerta siguienta nes religiosas establecidas en al Edificio Huntington. Miami, asi como dirigentes Esquina S.E. 2 Ave. y Calle 1 de las Mujeres Catolicas de la Diocesis, DCCW de la Holy Name Society, de la DCCM (hombres), la sociedad de San AIRE /ACQNDICIONIADO" Vicente de Paul y la Confra- SERVlCIO ternidad de la Doctrina Cris- ESPECIAL tiana. MonseSor John J. Fitz- CARROS EQUIPADOS patrick, canciller asistente de GILBERT PARATODO la Diocesis y director del SERyiClO apostolado de Habla Hispana tiene a su cargo los detalles de la celebration. ALLIED REPAIR EN LA FOTO se observa una de las aulas de la Escuela Parroquial; del Corpus Christi, durante Bajo la direction de Mons. Japes F. Nelan, el altar esta las clases de catecismo que alii se imparten los domingos por la mafiana para los niiios que 5 isisten a escuelas publicas. Mrs. Ela Barreto, una de las catequistas, aparece instruyendo a los siendo espetialmente diseiia- DiAA/lOS POUZA do por el Arquitecto Thomas bifios en la religion. Unos cuatrocientos ninos de habla hispana concurren cada dombigo a 'TELEVISION PARA TODO estas clases. El numero podria aumentar, si se contara con catequistas sufkientes para esto.. J. Madden Jr., y sera levan- EQUIPp Los padres Vazquei y Vilaverde, capellanes hispanos del Corpus Christi, hacen un Uamado tado en Biscayne Boulevard ELECTRICO • todas aquellas personas que se puedan ofrecer como profesora. En la PARROQUIA DEL entre las calles tercera y cuar- 26 Anos de S"ervicib:y Garanfiq • 915 N. E. 1 Ave. — Miami CORPVS CHRISTI, SE NECESITAN CATEQUISTAS. ta.

April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 29 7 The Question Box God Love You Some Answers On Most Reverend Fast Abstinence Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. Is it necessary that a person over 21 years of age fast on Sunday during Lent? Didn't Our Lord fast 40 days and 40 nights? If we are not obliged to fast, what is the reason? Did you know that the population o£ the Congo is over 35 A. No one is obliged to fast on Sunday: it is the feast day of per cent Catholic? There are 3500 priests, of whom 14 per cent the Lord, observed with joy and thanksgiving; the day He rose from the dead and gave us glorious evidence of our redemptip- are African, and 3500 nuns, of whom 10 per cent are native. Jesus fasted 40 days straight: "For 40 days and nights he of which, something is made, Who organized the persecution against the Church dur- fasted, and at the end of them and "meat stock" would be "a ing the Congo crisis? The Communists! 1. They formed he was famished" (Matt. 4, 2). rich extract of the soluble parts shock troops in Stanleyville to spread throughout the Con- "All that time he had nothing of meat used as a basis for soups, gravies, etc." So meat go. 2. They infiltrated groups of Catholic teachers and to eat" (Luke 4, 2). stock is out! And any soups or unemployed youths. 3. They led the government to be- "I was just a stranger to them, and I never received Our obligation of fasting re- gravies made from meat stock lieve that Catholic teachers asking for higher wages were a word of welcome or even a 'Hello'." sults from a law of the Church; must be eliminated from meat- actually revolting against the government. 4. They trav- but that law resulted from pop- less meals. ular practices in the early cen- eled through streets inviting everyone "to drink and have Broth may not be used, turies of the Church. And never a good time at the expense of Lumumba." 5. They tore SHARING OUR TREASURE whether the meat is removed or was there a custom of fasting not. down statues of Our Lady, stripped nuns and made them on Sunday. So our Lent gradual- crawl on gravel roads, shouting: "We killed Lumumba, the ly developed into a period of 40 Bouillon cubes may not be Christ of the Congo." Collegian,Needed Evidence, days, exclusive of Sundays. used, no matter how transpar- Count them: from Ash Wednes- ent the resulting brew. day to Holy Saturday, both in- How did the Catholics act during the Communist upris- List Of Popes Provided It cluded, there are precisely 40 Let us review the law of ab- week-days. We interrupt our stinence as stated in Can. 1250: ing? Magnificently! One youth leader refused a large sum By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN me, invited me to their socials fast each Sunday; and we do it forbids meat and the juice of of money that would have been his had he defected to Com- and did everything to make What is the precaution which not try to imitate Our Lord in meat (broths, soups, gravies, munism. The laity sneered at bribes they were offered to me feel at home. Once when drippings, etc., when the a prudent person takes before eating nothing at all: we would falsely condemn the clergy and protested against the persecu- the service was longer than be dead before Easter — or "juice" — no matter how he buys a piece of property? He transparent, or free of particles tion of the latter. usual, the Methodist pastor at least awfully weak, even with checks the title deed to see if — forms the "stock" from drove me back to the acad- the Sunday breaks! it is valid. If it does not go which the food is made). This emy and explained to the au- same canon explicitly permits What are conditions at present? The bishops of the back to the original owners, the * • • thorities why I was a little eggs, milk products and "any 40 dioceses report that there is much suffering in 10 of title is worthless. Before one late. Q. At our last Altar and kind of condiments even from their jurisdictions. Yet, some 600,000 converts are under joins a Church, he too should Rosary meeting we had a dis- animal fat." The Latin word instruction, four times the number in the United States check its title deed to see if it "The Catholics neither greet- cussion of rules of fast and used by the law is "condi- abstinence. It seems no two which has 11 times as many priests. goes back to Christ, for only ed me nor invited me to any mentum," and my dictionary of their socials. I was just a people agree. Our pastor sug- translates it: spice or season- such a Church has Christ for its stranger to them, and I never gested we write you for the ing. The English word condi- Here in the United States, the Lord spares us persecutions. Founder and is therefore the received a word of welcome or answers. ment is defined as "something While other countries have their Good Fridays, we have our one true Church. even a 'Hello.' I felt frozen. used to give relish to food, and Agreed that it is permissi- to gratify the taste; usually a Palm Sundays. While much of the Church is nailed to the It was because Martin Ken- "Fortunately, I was able to ble to fry eggs, etc., in bacon pungent and appetizing sub- Cross, we have ointments poured on our feet. It is not because neth Gordon of Beverly Hills, return to Notre Dame Academy drippings or lard, can we stance, as pepper or mustard." God loves us more that we are spared, for He often gives Calif., now a junior at the for my two last years and there then cook beans or other veg- Your tallow certainly doesn't fit I took the advanced courses in etables with a piece of bacon thorns to those He loves; it is rather because we are to give University of Notre Dame, that definition! made that check that he em- religion, getting A's in them. I and serve them at a meat- the barley loaves and fishes to the rest of the hungry world. braced the Catholic Faith. ^ read a number of Catholic less meal so long as we re- books, including Chesterton's move the meat from the por- "I was born of Jewish par- 'Orthodoxy.' I made the debat- tions served? Last year, the average Catholic contribution to the ents," related Martin, "but was ing team and won third place Missal Guide Holy Father for all the Missions of the world was 27 cents. Would it make a difference not reared in the Jewish faith. in the tournament. More impor- April 8 — First Passion Sunday. Suppose we were in the position of those in the Congo and Mother rarely went to the syn- tant, I began to pray and said if another kind of meat were used? Mass of the Sunday, Credo, heard that the faithful in the United States had each given agogue, and father joined the the rosary daily. That brought Preface of the Cross. me still closer to God and the the Holy Father 27 cents to take care of all our churches, Science of Mind Church. Cults Regarding the use of soups. Church. schools and missions. Would we feel that they were con- of this character abound in the What constitutes "meat April 9 — Ferial Day. Mass Los Angeles area. of the Ienten ferial day, pref- scious of their duty as Catholics? Let your offering answer "It was clear from the stock"? Is it proper to use broth as long as it is clear ace of the Cross. for you. We are asking every reader to send $10 to lighten "My sister Dolores was at- Scriptures that Jesus, the Mes- tending St. Francis de Sales sias and the Son of God, tallow and water? Can broth the burden of the Holy Father. Your donation to The April 10 — Ferial Day. Mass School and became a Catholic. founded a Church and con- be used as long as the meat Society for the Propagation of the Faith will be sent is removed? What if the of the Ienten ferial day, pref- She was so enthusiastic over her ferred upon it the power and ace of the Cross. directly to him, and he will use it to aid all the Congos religion that she prevailed upon authority of teaching all na- meat or soup bone were en- closed in cloth so as to con- of the world. me to go to Sunday Mass with tions in His name. He appoint- April 11 — Ferial Day. Mass her quite often. On other Sun- ed Peter the head of His tain meat particles? Could of the Ienten ferial day, sec- this be used to season vegeta- days I went to the Methodist Church, saying: 'Thou art ond prayer of St. Leo I, Pope, bles at meatless meals? What GOD LOVE YOU to R.A.K. for $20 "Please use it as you Church and Sunday school. Aft- Peter, and upon this rock I Confessor and Doctor, pref- if gravy or soup is made wish." ... to L.W.L. for $2 "As the mother of six hungry er graduating from the public will build my Church, and the ace of the Cross. gates of hell shall not prevail from bouillon cubes? This children I often wonder how a mother in the Missions can grade school, I enrolled at No- cube when dissolved leaves tre Dame High School in near- against it. And I will give thee April 12 — Ferial Day. . .ss bear to refuse her children's pleas for food. Maybe this small no visible particles and is by Sherman Oaks, which is staff- the keys of the kingdom of of the Ienten ferial day, pref- offering will mean she does not have to." ... to CM. for $10 heaven . . ." (Matt. 16:18-19). mixed only with water. Is it ace of the Cross. ed by the Hojy Cross Brothers. not just flavoring? "Enclosed is 10 weeks of my pledge for the Missions. More INTELLECTUAL APPEAL "The long line of pontiffs April 13 — Ferial Day. Mass will follow." "I took the regular courses in from St. Peter to the present A. I appreciate your pastor's of the Ienten ferial day, sec- religion, and was impressed by pope constitutes the title deed of confidence in me. But surely he ond prayer of St. Hermene- the fact that the appeal was the Catholic Church, giving it knows that J never had a gild, Martyr, third prayer WORLDMISSION, a quarterly magazine of missionary made primarily to the intellect alone the right and authority to course in dietetics or culinary of the Seven Sorrows of the activities edited by Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, is the ideal and not to the emotions. We teach in Christ's name. That ti- art. At least that tallow and Blessed Virgin Mary, preface gift for priests, nuns, seminarians or laymen. Send $5 for were taught to think clearly and tle deed clinched it for me. I water mixture rather repels of the Cross. to see the reasonableness of ev- was received into Christ's true me; and I am sure it is forbid- a one-year subscription to WORLDMISSION, 366 Fifth Ave- ery doctrine. My parents be- Church by Father Bernard den for meatless meals. It April 14 — Ferial Day. Mass of nue, New York 1, New York. came divorced and I was sent Flanagan at St. Francis de Sales should be! the Ienten ferial day, Second to a military boarding academy Church in Sherman Oaks." prayer of St. Justin, Martyr, for my sophomore year. During The bacon strip on the beans, third prayer of St. Tiburtius SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice this year I alternated in attend- Father O'Brien will be O.K. and Companion Martyrs, pref- glad to have converts send to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National ing a Methodist Church and the O.K. also if another kind oE ace of the Cross. their names and addresses Director of the Society for the Propogation of the Faith, 366 Blessed Sacrament Church in meat is used: it is only a flavor- to him at Notre Dame Uni- Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, Hollywood. ing. April 15 — Second Passion Sun- versity, Notre Dame, Indi- day. (Palm Sunday). Mass of Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Bisayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. "The Methodists were much ana, so he may write My dictionary tells me that the Sunday, Credo, preface of more friendly. They greeted their conversion stories. "stock" is the raw material out the Cross. CSS? LEGION OF DECENCY HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Numerous Hitler Films Miss The Point Across the Bridge Horse Soldiers Queen of Pirates Alias Jesse James I'H Give My Life Ride Out for Revenge All Bunds On DecK Ii» Between Age SaJntly Sinners Babes In Toy I and In Wake of Stranger Second Time Around By WILLIAM H. MOORING Billy Wilder's skilfully designed Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet Sergeant Was A Lady Battle Flame Invisible Boy Sergeant's 3 comedy, "One, Two, Three," in JLSe.iuty and the Beast Invisible Invaders Silent Call While the East German Reds Beyond Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Staves of Carthage which James Cagney and a clev- Big Gamble John Paul Jones Snow Fire have been building the wall, our er cast poke fun at the build- Bis Jeeter Jungle Cat Spy an the Sky Diocesan Programs Sunday Big Night Killers of KiHmanjnro Stop. Look and Laugh ers of the Berlin wall, is play- Blood and Steel La Belle Americaine Summer To Remember movie producers have been Boy and the Pirates Ladles Man Swinging Along ing far and wide. After seeing Boy Who Found Land We Love Sword And The Dragon building the stockpile of films to SI 00.000 Last Angry Man Tammy Tell Me True this picture an 11-year-old boy Cash On Demand Last Dawn Teenage Millionaire remind us of Hitler. On Television, Radio Cast A Long Shadow Last Days of Pompeii Ten Who Dared said to his mother: "When peo- Cimarron Last Voyage There Was A Crooked Clown And The Kid Left, Right and Center Man ple get shot trying to climb the Comancheros. The Libel Tomboy And Champ As I said here last July, in 'Thoughts On Life And Death' ; Conspiracy of Hearts Life of Maria Gorettl Toughest Man Alive wall, is that anything to laugh Crash Landing Lost World Trouble in -The Sky foreshadowing Stanley Kra- WCKT, Ch. 7, 11 a.m. On the Diocesan television program, Dal ton That Got Majority Of One Twelve Hours To Kill at?" Clearly it is not, but thfe Away Man Who Wagged Twelve To The Moon "That I May See," a discourse on the subject "Thoughts David And Goliath His Tall Two Little Bears mer's "Judgment at Nurem- Commissars who built the wall Dentist In Chair Master of World Under Ten Flags On Life And Death" will be given by Father David J. Hef- "Vsert Attack Man On A String Underwater City berg," the movies "have not would rather we laugh at them, sert Patrol Merrill's Marauders Unearthly fernan, pastor of St. Lawrence Parish, North Miami Beach. Cid Michael Strogoff Un vanquished dramatized the post-war con- than see them as the tyrants .nbezzled Heaven Midsummer Night's Up In Smoke Lscape from Terror Dream Valley of Dragons they are. Everything's Dueky Mighty Crusaders Voyage to Bottom of Sea version of Free Germany, TV Mass For Shut-Ins F.ice in the Night Miracle of the HilK Warrior and Slave Girl Pace of Fire Misty Watch Your Stern from military antagonism to WLBW-TV, Ch. 10, 11:30 a.m. The pastor of a parish Flaming Frontier Moon Pilot Westbound The end of Hollywood's de- F'ute Ami Arrow Murder, She Said When Clock Strikes in Dade County (name to be announced) will offer the Follow That Dream Mysterious Island Whistle Down The diplomatic co-operation and pressing "sin-and-sickness" cy- Forever My Love Nine Lives Wind Sunday Mass For Shut-Ins. Commentator: Father Louis M. cle still is way off, but you may For the Love of Mike On The Double Wild Heritage alliance with the West." Gambler Wore A Gun Parent Trap, The Wings of Chance O'Leary, O.P., chaplain at Barry College. look for news that two or three Gift of Love Persuader Wizard Of Baghdad Great Day Peacemaker, The World Was His Jury of the big studios intend, at Gunfight Pirates of Tortuga World Without End The screen has not reminded HatarS Power Among Men Wrong Man Catholic News On Radio once, to start making more Hey Boy. Hey Girl Prisoner of the X 15 us that as long as Godless ty- Hey, Let's Twist Iron Mask You Have To WGBS, 710 KC; 96.3 FM, 6:05 p.m. News of the Diocese "family entertainment." Honeymoon Macnlne Purple Hills Run Fast rants anywhere, threaten the Question 7 freedom of men and the sover- of Miami and a summary of world-wide Catholic news com- A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Paramount Pictures is the ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS eignty of peaceful nations, Hit- piled from the full report of the NCWC News Service, with As The Sea Rages Hand of Death Risk. The first to make this promise. , Balloon Hands of a Stranger Samar ler is not dead. Instead, an in- Father Louis M. O'Leary, O.P., as the commentator. Because They're Young Hell Bent For Leather Sardonicus Belle Sommers High Powered Rifle Say One For Me creasing volume of movies has Bells Are Ringing Horizontal Lieutenant Scapegoat One new Paramount film, Beware Of Children The Hellions Scent of Mystery insinuated that the major threat Sermon Of The Day i Beyond All Limits Hell Is For Heroes Secret of Deep Harbor "Hatari," in which John Wayne Black Sunday Hit And Run Secret Partners to peace and human dignity WCKR, 610 KC, 4:55 to 5 a.m., daily during April, The Black Tights Holiday For Lovers Shadow Of Fear is starred, has just been given Blueprint For Robbery Home Is The Hero Shadow Of The Cat stems from impending revival Sermon of The Day is being broadcast by Redemptorist priests Born To Be Loved Incident In An Alley Sinner special recommendation by the Brainwashed Kings Go Forth Six Black Horses of Hitlerism in the West, not serving in the Diocese of Miami, as assistants at Our Lady Bride to the Sun Lineup So Lovely — So Deadly Legion of Decency as "superior, Broken Lane Living Idol Sons Without End from revealed and active ag- Of Perpetual Help Parish, Opa-locka: Father Charles M. But Not For Me Lonely Are the Brave Stranper At My Door wholesome entertainment for Bridge To Sun Lost Battalion Stranger In My Arms gression by Marxism in the Malley, C.SS.R., April 6 to April 10; Father John G. Barry, the entire family," John Ford's Cage of Evn Madison Avenue State Fair City After Midnight Magic Sword The Surrender Hell East. C.SS.R., April 11 to April 20. "The Man Who Shot Liberty Colossus Of Rhodes Magnificent Seven Teenage Bad Girl Counterplot Man In Cocked Hat Teenage Caveman Valance," co-starring Wayne, Cow And I Man In The Moon Tender Is The Night "FAST BUCK" HATE FEEDERS h Crazy For Love Man In The Net Ten Seconds To Hell • • • James Stewart, Vera Miles, Lee Date With Disaster Marie Octobre The Man Who Shot Day of Fury Mask, The Liberty Valance Many films, indluding "Mein Programs produced and presented by The Radio and Marvin and Edmond O'Brien, a Dead To The World Mein Kampf Twist All Night Deadly Duo Mighty Ursus 13 West Street Kampf" and "Operation Eich- Television Commission of the Diocese of Miami. Father strong Paramount western, is Deadly Companions Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun Devil at 4 O'clock Mountain Road Time Bomb mann" were rushed out in "fast- David J. Heffernan, Chairman. listed for adults and adoles- Don't Knock The Twist My Geasha Tormented Eleventh Commandment Naked Edge Trapped In Tangieis buck" reaction to the first, in- cents. Escape From Zahrain Neapolitan Carousel Trunk, The Experiment In Terror No Place To Hide Twenty Plus Two ternational headlines on Eich- Face of a Fugitive No Where To Go Two Rode Together Fanny Once Upon A Horse TJnforgiven mann. The current, "Hitler," in Fear of impending censorship^ Fear No More Operation Bottleneck Virtuous Bigamist alism with race and religion is touching on the subject are in Flower Drum Song Outsider, The Wake Me When which Richard Basehart brings " Disney's bulging profits and big Follow That Man Party Crashers It's Over calculated to mislead. The Na- preparation, including William Four Horsemen of Paths Of Glory Walk Like A Dragon us the screen's most ludicrous box-office returns, all over the the Apocalypse Pit and Pendulum Walking Target zis persecuted whomsoever dis- L. Shirer's "Rise and Fall of world, from such family films Four Ways Out Pleasure Of His Company white Warrior caricature of "Der Fuehrer," is Frantic Pocketful of Miracles Wild and The Innocent from the same mould. While the agreed with them, just as the the Third Reich." as "Ben Hur" and "Guns of From Hell It Came Premature Burial Woman Hunt General Delia Rovere Price Of Fear Woman Obsessed horrors and hatreds these films Communists do. William Holden's "Counterfeit Navarone," now slows down the Gcronimo Rabbit Trap Young Doctors, The A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS recall are painful to all just Several other big movies, Traitor" is about to break and tide of "dirt." Ada Heroes Die Young Plunderers, The men, they may have less im- All In Nieht's Work Hitler Portrait In Black All Fall Down Home From The Hill Purple Gang pact upon public opinion than Another Time, Another House of Intrigue Rachel Cade Place Hustler, The Rebel Set Kramer's "Judgment at Nurem- Angel Wore Red Idiot Ride the High Country Ask Any Girl I'm All Right Jack Rocco and His Brother berg," which is fiction with a Bachelor In Paradise Information Received King Of Fire Back To The Wall Inherit The Wind Rome Adventure factual-sounding title, or Julian Best Of Everything Innocents, The Roots of Heaven Big Deal On It Started In Naples Sail A Crooked Ship Blaustein's twisted, crooked- Madonna St. Key Witness Satan Never Sleeps Black Orpheus La Notte Brava Season of Passion cross adaptation of the Vicente Boys Night Out Last Year at Seven Thieves Breakfast At Tiffany's Marienbad Singer. Not The Song Blasco Ibanez classic, "The By Love Possessed League of Gentlemen Something Wild Cape Fear Let No Man Write Sound and the Furv Four Horsemen of the Apoca- C.tpt.Un's Table My Epitaph Stop Me Before I Kill Children's Hour Light in the Piazza Sweet Bird of Youth lypse," unremembered by the Look Back in Anger That Kind of Woman PEOPLE YOU KNOW ARE Claudelle Inglish Come September Seven Women From This Earth Is Mine younger movie-going set, in its Couch, The Hell Throe On A Spree Day of the Outlaw Magician Through A Glass original and more effective form. Double Bunk Make Mine Mink Darkly Knd of Innocence Man Who Understood Thunder of Drums Explosive Generation Women Touch o.E Larceny F.icts Of L5fe Mirror Has Two Faces Town Without Pity However, as Christopher Five Golden Hours Ninth Circle Two Women Four Fast. Guns Nun And The Sgt. View From Bridge Emmett, vice president of the HELPING US GROW!" French Mistress Odds Against Tom'row West Side Story Girl With A Siwtcnse One, Two, Three Why Must I Die American Council on Germany GTMSS TS Greener One-Eyed Jacks Wonderful Country Happy Thieves One Foot In Hell Wonders of Alladin has indicated, it is the accu- "Our many, many South Florida friends Hell Is A City One Plus One Yesterday's Enem> Operation Eichmann Young Have No Time mulative effect of this type of Please Turn Over Young One ' and neighbors together with the out- B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL propaganda, on various levels, Angel Baby House of Women ' Pretty Boy Fmend Bachelor Flat House On The Private Lives of in all the different communi- standing members of our Board of Direc- Back from the Dead Waterfront Adam, Eve Back Street Indestructible Man Purple Noon cations media that counts. Big Show It Started With a K>s»* Rat Race tors and a loyal, hard-working staff are Black Whip It Takes A Thief Raw Edge Does not the total result tend Blood And Roses Joker, The Rebel Breed Born Reckless Journey To The Revolt of Slaves to undermine unity on the helping Greater Miami Federal to new Bramble Bush Seventh Planet Right Approach Berlin question and the future Breath of Scandal Juvenile Jungle Rookie Bride and the Beast Kiss Them For Me Sanctuary of West Germany, even among and impressive records of growth. We Can-Can Law, The Shakedown Carthage In Flames Legions of Nile Solomon and Sheba NATO allies? Circus of Horrors Let's Make Love Some Came Running Crack in the Mirror Live Fast, Die Younff Some Like It Hot hope you, too, will become a member of Cry For Happy Look Ir Any Window Sons And Lovers Curse of the Werewolf I-ove I*. Goldfish Bowl Splendor In Grass Daddy-O Lover Come Back Strangers When We Maximilian Schell may win our growing GMF family of savers.. .soon!" Desire In Dust Lovers On A Tightrope Meet the best actor Oscar for his bit- Devil's Eye Magdalena Stranglers Of Bombay Dragstrip Girl Man in the Shadow Subway in the Sky terly brilliant German attorney ige Of Fury Man Trap Take A Giant Step :hth Day ol Mania Telltale Heart in "Nuremberg," but the insin- rhe Week Man of the West Terror in the Nflght ••Jsther and The King Man on the Prowl That Touch of Mink uation he is made to utter (that Five Branded Women Mark, The This Angry Age Five Gates to Hell Marriage Go Round Three On A Spree the Vatican and we, the people, Hoke T. Maroon Five Minutes to Live Mary Had A Little Tomorrow Is My Turn I Force of Impulse Matter of Morals, A Too Bad She's Bad eventually condoned Nazi injus- Chairman of the Board From Hell To Eternity Maxime Tpo Late Blues From The Terrace Middle of the Night Too Young for Love tice to woo West German sup- Fugitive Kind Minotaur Two Faces of Girl In Room 13 M.isfits Dr. Jekyll port against Russia) should win Girl's Town Morgan The Pirate Two Loves: ' ••• Goddess Of Love Most Dangerous Warrior Empress ho credence among those rea- Go Naked In World Man Alive Wayward Girl Gone With the Wind Naked Dawn What Price Murder sonably well acquainted with Goodbye Again Never So Few ' Where Boys Are Guns Of Black Witch Night Of Evil Wife For A Night - historical facts, including our Hiippy Anniversary Nisht of the Quarter Wild In The Country Head, The Of Love and Lust Wind Cannot Read casualty lists during World War High Hell Nights Of Rasputin World By Night II. The incautious viewer may CONDEMNED Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultei-y be wrongly informed and per- Come Dance With Me Lovers :' Night Heaven Fell suaded. Schell plays another During One Night Mating Urge Saturday Night And Expresso Bongo Naked Night Sunday Morning German in Rosalind Russell's Five Day Lover Never On Sunday - Sins Of Mona Kent Green Mare, The Odd Obsession Temptation ' "Five Finger Exercise." In this Lady Chatlerly's Oscar Wilde Third Sex Lover Port' Of Desire Truth. The absorbing, family, problem sto- • Anticipated Dividend Rate: L* A v ventura Pot Bowtte W51d Harvest Les Liaisons Prime Time Young and Damned ry, he derides his Nazi father 4*A% Compounded Quarterly Dangereuses SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** which is understandable. Then Circle of Deception King of Kings From A Stranger Crowning Experience La Dolce Vita Suddenly, Last Summer he slips over the line that Hit- • 2 Locations to Serve You: Girl of the Night Never Take Candy Walk on the Wide Side 101 S.E. Second Avenue, Miami * s? # ler "persecuted the Catholics, (**A separate classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a Jews and Liberals." Apparent- 3059 Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) ly intended for American con- (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) sumption, this equation of liber-

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CALL HI 4-6793 , in The Voice 'MART Park Your Car at 'MURPHY'S' the January 1962 Readers' Digest WALL-TO-WALL carpeting for 3 rooms McCORMICK BOYETT Parking Lot in downtown Miami is - - permanent, part time work. Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocki from (32 sq yds) never used - $75 WITH For wonderfully interesting, We specialize in plumbing repairs - the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. padding, $60 without - ALSO 9x12; dignified and profitable part 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. ROOFS Murphy - Prop. Member Gesu 12x15; 12x18; 12x24 & 12x28 RUGS time work phone today - TU 8-7138, SACRIFICE - CALL MO 1-8619 Day PL 7-0606 PRESSURE-CLEANED TU 7-0785, OX 1-3477 or PL 1-2569 Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 BUSINESS SERVICES PLANTS AND TREES HOUSEWIVES! Earn • extra money SPECIAL FOR TWO WEEKS Phil Palm Plumbing 95 in spare time showing quality REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS 14 BOOKKEEPING JAPANESE HOLLY wearing apparel. Home party plan. Call PLaza 8-9896 INCOME TAX. RETURNS EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS. Car NOW - 75c WALTER A. HILLENBRAND necessary. CALL TU 5-3232 These are extra full and bushy. ROOFNG ANY SIZE ROOF] 3510 N. W. 2nd Ave. FR 3-2071 JOHN'S ROOFING WANTED - Lady between 50 & 60 A REAL VALUE1 Leaky Roofs Repaired MANY FINE HOMES TAX RETURNS - FROM $2 for light housekeeping. ROOM, Don't miss these for extra planting. LICENSED - INSURED $5 and up. Call CA 6-2790 Call NA 4-2206 after 3 P.M. BOARD 8, SALARY. CALL NE 4-4551 NEAR CHURCHES & SCHOOLS MELANDOR NURSERY ROOF REPAIRS $4 up V ISITATION PARISH weekdays - NE 5-5048 evenings. LISTED IN THIS ISSUE I HI 4-1627 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. Wl 7-6971 ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS DRESSMAKING HOUSEKEEPER wanted for Catholir 8:30-5:30 Daily, -Closed Wed LICENSED & INSURED Fine alterations & dressmaking RECTORY IN FT. LAUDERDALB. Call Joseph R. Facarazzo for REASONABLE. PRICES CALL LO 4-6441. FREE ESTIMATE - CA 1-6671 CALL PL 7-8016 RELIABLE lady for housekeeper- HOME IMPROVEMENT 16 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE %Plumbing Repair Service . ALTERATIONS on ladies' & girls' mother's helper. St. Rose of Lima (Member of St. Brendan's Parish) BUILDING REPAIRS clothing, REASONABLE. Ft. Laud. Parish. LIVE-IN, GOOD HOME ' & SEPTIC TANKS 1141 S. E. 6th TER. 525-5106 Salary, PERMANENT. PL 8-6602 AL - The Handyman SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 7-0606 INSURANCE GENERAL OFFICE WORKER - Typing, Enclose carportes, painting, Miami- - Hialeah - All N. Dade filing etc. Beginner O.K. if ' ialousies, carpentry, masonry & RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. household repairs. No job too willing 16 learn. 79th St. & ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE small. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 Call PL 7-1000 anytime 9-0355 Nights and Sundays 1338 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 N. E. 2nd Ave. area. Write R. A. riLE, CERAMIC GIL HAAS SKIP HAA5 'Voice' Mart. Boy 37-575. Miami 37 TONY THE HANDYMAN Electric, plumbing, carpentry, NEW INSTALLATION & REPAIR NURSE F,OR DOCTOR'S OFFICE MOVING masonry, jalousies and painting. bathrooms etc. FREE Estimates. on Miami Beach. R.N. preferred 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores MOVING? Install air conditioners. Wl 7-425(i ROYAL MOSAIC TILE CO. Have Trucks for All Size Jobs or L.P.N. Routine officei work. •CALL MO 5-3511' PART OR FULL TIME CARPENTRY - PAINTING ETC. Call Joe NE 5-2461 UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEANING 864-1373 between 9&5 weekdays. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS Local & Long Distance Moving Give your Rugs & Upholstery a HELP WANTED - MALE OR FEMALE For Estimate - Call FRED NE 5-3463 - Member Corpus Christ! 'NEW LOOK' - For ESTIMATE FOGARTY BROS. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL now taking CALL Hank - PL 4-0898 CARPENTERS CALL NE 5-2425 teachers' applications for VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE St. Brendan'j Parish - HOUSEHOLD OPTICIANS September. GRADES 6 , 7 8. 8. Act Now and Save •VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICES CALL T.U 7-6376 or TU 7-7161 SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. ANDREW OPTICIANS Call John Crimmins for estimate, Refinished Repairs Your Home POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE Rx filled - Lens, Frames Duplicated C A 1-4359 OR C A 1-5676 Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 LIMITED TIME ONLY 7501 N.E. 2nd Ave. PL 7-1687 ST. LAWRENCE PAF^SH . Child, Also - CHILDREN'S Barber Chain 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. PRINTING care for working mother. Days. MADE TO ORDER!! (Member of St. James' Parish) Rel'abie. CALL W I 5-0754 For the "BEST PRINTING for LESS' REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, CEMENT WATER HEATERS POSITIONS WANTED - MALE WORK, ADDITIONS, JALOUSIES, LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. CALL PENINSULAR PRESS, ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH - Driver, PATIOS, PAINTING. NO JOB Water Heater Repairs & Sales 1- H. P, Pump $125.00 308 N. W. 27th Ave. 635-4382 clerk, full or part time. References, - TOO SMALL. CALL HI 4-1633 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 (Member - St. Michael's Parith) experienced. CALL . MO 6-4080 SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS 14 H. P. Pump $135.00 For YOUR 'Result-Getting' Ad PLEASE PATRONIZE in The Voice 'MART (Y)OVR Advertisers THIS WEEKS' Sales Tax & Electrical Not Included Call Ad-Taker. PL 8-6772 In Th<>. 'Voice' MART Price Includes 2" well up to 21 Ft, WASHER 56 PLYMOUTH ... $50 Down EXTRA NICE 55 CHEVROLET V8 . . $20 " Siratafto Check Valve ^Amer.^ OLDSMOBI u T W Q D O OR S A L £ 56 FORD $35 " ROCKET SALES & SERVICE - Extra clean* stand, trans.- 3 Faucet Discharge DYNAMIC 88 KENMORE & WHIRLPOOL 56 STUDEBAKER ..... $325., Half ton pick-up SUPER 88 ! CLASSIC 98 0 IIN Year Guarantee & UP AVAILABLE Guaranteed 1- Full Year F-85 OLDS • Rebuilt Like New < If well Exceed 21 Ft. $1.50 Per Ft. after 21 Ft. IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD • Buy- Sell - Service' John Kateb's §•• & JL BOD NDER WORK PAINTING !A&A Auto Sales! Pumps - Wells - Sprinklers DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE - WITH \• t > All Makes-$25 and up < 8805 Bird Rd. C A 6-4346 Completely Installed Full Guarantee MICHAEL A. PERRI, OWNER Howard 1-5650 f > 1137 N.W. 54th St. i \ OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Licensed & Insured FREE ESTIMATES 411 North Fourth St. • Fort Pierce, WE BUY, SELL TRADE & > PL 9-6201 J FINANCE CARS PIlOIK* - MU 1-82C5 ^HABLAMOS ESPANOL * (Member St. Theresa's Parish) | PAGE 32 FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 30. 1962 HOMES FOR SALE • HOLLYWOOD WATERFRONT LUXURY„ HOME DUPLEX . $14,00 0 HOLY ROSARY PARISH - 3 & 4 REAL ESTATE Screened pool & patib, all large FOUR bedroom (2 each) 2 Florida bedroom homes - GOOD TERMS. . THIS* MAY SOUND LIKE A rooms, complete kitchen, excellent rooms. Near popular shopping Call ANNE ALBATYS CE 5-8295 eves 1 FAIRY-TALE terms. Reduced to $25,900 for very area. Extra lot. Call Mr. Leavitt, COTTON REAL ESTATE - MO 1-6362 EDISON REALTY quick, urgent sale. Real bargain. Claude Atkins, Realtor, 2 2 6 BUT - WE ACTUALLY HAVf HOMES • INCOME PROPERTY J. A. STONE, Realtor PL 4-2648 N. E. 79th St. PI 7.3481 3225 S.W. 75th Ct. CBS HOMES IN GOOD LOCATIONS EDWARD J. CHARBONEAU, Realtor AS LOW AS 175 N. W. 62nd St. PL 1-8441 ONLY $12,000 Full Pricol MOTHER-IN-lAW HOMf BEAUTIFUL three bedroom home, Three bedroom CBS PLUS one nice yard, fenced, on canal. $65 00 TOTAL PRICE HOME AND INCOME bedroom with private entrance. FIVE . minutes to St. Brendan's FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED J. D. AAcLARTY BARGAIN, 2 bedroom, living - POOL, built-in kitchen, four Church and School. Small down Associate • St«v» Httwn Realtor room, - -fireplace, hardwood floors, air conditioners. Near Miami payment/ balance FHA,. TERMS. O'BRIEN REALTY . Specialising S.W. t, C.Gibl.t Horn.. breakfast room - PLUS separate Shores. TOTAL PRICE $17,000 Inspect today or call YU 9-2096 - EVES YU 3-4428 CAU MO 14423 . MO 1-2704 •«•. apartment. Handy location, walk PARKER REALTY - PL 9-3931 FRANK WELTER, REALTOR 6081 Washington St. W. Hollywood 3301 S. W. 75th Ct. M O 6-3823 . MARY MULLEN to business, buses, large shopping NEAR ST. JAMES' Church & School Also • Rentals, Lots & Acreage. area. TERMS. Atkins, Realtor, BEAUTIFUL, landscaped, furnished HOMES FOR SALE - W. HOLLYWOOD Realtor - Member St. Brendan'* ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH 226 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-3481 newly decorated 2 bedroom .CBS lots • Homes - Acreage - Rentals Near St. Stephen's Church 7349 S.W. 8th Sf. CA 6-1311 corner. Must sell, leaving town, OWNER LEAVING FLORIDA RETIRED $7900 FURNISHED $12,500, Good terms. OWNER DUPLEX - 2'/2 years new, you"l just give WJLIIAM C MURPHY REAL economy living. No taxes. No 1200 N. W. 130th St. 685-1634 bungalow style - one unit has TWO BEDROOM, Florida room, car- me a chance - you Realtor : . big yard. Smart terms. 1 bedroom, $10,500 -$64 MONTH two bedrooms, one bath • other porte, beautiful shade trees and Menber • Corpus Chrlstl Parish large living room. Good section. Convenient location near 112th St. has 2 <• bedrooms, bath & Florida shrubbery, well & pump, sidewalks, 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. NE MtSS J. A. STONE, Realtor PL 4-2648 CBS - Nice bedrooms, hardwood room. Tile roof, terrazzo quiet neighborhood. Tor quick sale, $11,500 - $4° per month. HOMES FOR SALE • MIAMI SHORES floors, FURNISHED. No qualifying. floors, jalousie windows. Near ' WINCHELL ^~ Flagler and Palmetto Expressway ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH Quick possession - one. mortgage, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Entrance. Total price $17,990, THREE MASTER BEDROOMS, 2 balance cash. Atkins, Realtor BOLAND REALTY •06 Ponce da Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 ONLY $2000 DOWN - Terrific Terms. baths, open living 4V Florida 226 N. E. 79th Street - PL 7-3481 6445 Pembroke Rd. W. Hollywood (Member of St. Theresa's Parish) Write for brochure - or all rooms, built-in kitchen, heated YU 9-6550 - Eves YU 3-4424 APARTMENTS FOR SALE - N.E. HOMES FOR SALE - HIALEAH for appointment to see. garage. Shores area. Good terms Immaculate Conception Parish »- A-l FOUR UNITS (One 2-bedroom; to selected purchaser. Priced condition - big 3 bedroom, 2 bath, MARY M. MULLEN. Realtor one, 1-bedroom and two IcTrgfr MIRAMAR UNDER $20,000 Florida room and carporte. Built- 7349 S. W. «th St. (Trail) CALL efficiencies) CBSi (County taxes) THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH can 'REST ASSURED' in kitchen, ' stainles- steel sink, CA 6-1311 Monday through Saturday . CALL PL 4-3448 GEORGE FREDERICK, Realtor with pool and well - $18,000 (get it?) that in 12395 N.fc\ 6th Ave. CALL 759-8556 plenty of counter and cabinet HOMES FOR SALE • SOUTH MIAMI SMALL DOWN PAYMENT I ! FOR RENT OR SALE - DUPLEX space. BEST SECTION OF HIALEAH. addition to being Nice, almost new, 2 bedrooms each OWNER TRANSFER FHA approved, $1000 DOWN $110 LARGE TWO BEDROOM, TWO BATH UNDER $18,500 FULL ACRE - EPIPHANY PARISH punctual - that I'll unfurnished, kitchen equipped, near HOME WITH POQL ON 120' LOT, NEAR BARRY COLLEGE & NORTH- monthly INCLUDES insurance SACRIFICE 5 room CBS, 23 x shops etc. 965 NE 132nd St. PL 9-9014 Pembroke Pines - $18,500 also religiously relate SOUTH EXPRESSWAY - large cool and taxes. CALL 821-2142 15 living room, full dining room, INVESTMENT PROPERTY : GOOD TERMS - Telephone Florida room - 3 bedrooms - 1VS HOMES FOR SALE • S. W. . $18,500 • TERMS • MO 6-8876 your message every 2i CAN INCREASE TO 50? baths - garage - den - sprinkler - Office YU 9-2096, Eve. YU 3-4428 ST. HUGH'S PARISH • Beautiful Walk to Epiphany • 3 over-sized per sq. ft. NEAR AEROJET $1300 down. OPEN SUNDAY. HOMES FOR SALE • FT. LAUDERDALE week. to • more than 2 bedroom home with Florida room bedrooms, 2 baths (on three lots) BUY 40 ACRES • $12,000 - Also 118 N. W. 111th St. PL 4-6417 $6900 - RETIREES & garage. FURNITURE OPTIONAL. full dining room, kitchen with 62,000 FAMILIES S.W. Air Conditioned home FR 1-3779 HOMES FOR SALE • N.W. 3011 S: W. 27th St. HI 3 - 2 7 4 0 OUR LADY QUEEN OP MARTYRS dining area, dishwasher, LARGE among all the 76 HOMES FOR SALE • N. E. ST. THOMAS' PARISH - 4 bed- PARISH - Two bedroom, 1 bath CBS, ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH screened porch, • 1V4 ceir garage carporte, awnings, walk to shops, LOW DOWN PAYMENT room, 2 bath, custom kitchen, Parishes in The 455 N. W. 90th St. - El Portal owr.er transfer. Call MO 1-4071 bus & church. Call Mr. THOMPSON, Three bedroom, 2 bath,, dining largo family room, central oil Three b-droom, two bfths, large 5820 S.W. 86th ST REE Action Realty, LO 6-6543 days MIAMI, DIOCESE ! ! roo.n, patio etc. NEAR SCHOOLS. heat, oak floors, shaded yard, Florida ' rcom, 2 air conditioners, HOMES FOR SALE • CORAL GABIES or LU 3-8425 evenings. Pardon my modesty - On bus line. CALL PL 4-8537 playhouse, patio, good terms. COLUMBUS BLVD. - REDUCED! garage and sprinkler system. HOMES FOR SALE - POMPANO BEACH For Rent or Sate - Fully furnished CALL MO 7-5775 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. Walk to -when I say that I $21,000 • $1500 DOWN FHA ONLY $9500 DUPLEX • 2 bedrooms each side. OPEN 1 to 5 P. M. Owner PL 4-0308 WALK TO ST. BRENDAN'S St. Theresa's Church & School. can furnish highest Near schools, stores, buses. Owner Owner anxious. Open to offers I I TWO BEDROOM, ONE BATH CfiS SACRIFICE • 4 bedroom, 2 .bath 14115 N. E. 5th Ave. MU 1-0278 3 and 4 bedrooms, 2 baths CALL Magruder Realty HI 4-8321 ' Carporte, storm shutters, quiet references. Further, CBS, Florida room, large kitchen, street near shopping centers COUNTRY HOMES - S. W. many employers have DOCK AND. WATER RIGHTS central air conditioning, indirect See models at and golf course. Kitchen and FLEXIBLE 4 bedroom, 3 bath lighting, well and,sprinkler syitem, NEAR HOLY ROSARY CHURCH living room FURNISHED. told me that Fma lovely sundeck, loads of closet 9610 S. W. 29th St. Whispering Pines - Across from Lake awnings. Crown fence, fruit trees-. WALK TO ST. ELIZABETH CHURCH terrificinvestment!! space, beautiful corner, fenced THREE bedroom, 2 bath corner on CALL M U 8-9996 2696 N. E. 12th Terrace. Call garden, 2 car garage, vacant, from $16,900 ,- hill, $16,900. Owner CE 5-3310 ALSO - my cost BLOCK to St. Mary's Cathedral Whitehall 1-2270 Pompano Beach, Fla. immediate occupancy. SACRIFICE D U P L E X -,$ 1 6.0 0 DO W N as low as $700 down FHA ! is nominal. Please LOW 20's. ONE TAX ONLY! NO QUALIFYING. Epiphany Parish LOTS FOR SALE- N. E. ~~ FANTASTIC VALUE. 8965 NE 10th Aye 105' frontage. Well pump and FAMILY ROOMS - DINING ROOMS BIG FAMILY HOME - POOL call me any weekday OPEN DAILY 2 'til 5 sprinkler. One apartment newly GARAGES - CARPORTES - PATIOS $5900 (including Saturdays ) FRANCES DEAN, Realtor PL 9-0287 decorated. BUILT-IN KITCHEN; 5 Bedrooms - 3 Baths at PL 8-6772 EDISON REALTY, Realtors BIG BUILT-IN KITCHENS LOVELY modern home! FULL 5V X 125' lot, zoned R-2 Rx tor Results - • at 1532 N.E. 110th Street. What else • but an ad 175 N. W. 62nd Street PL 1-2441 DRESSING ROOMS - CENTRAL HEAT dining room, breakfast - room off I am called a 'Voice* deluxe equipped kitchen. Spacious GOOD LOCATION. CALL: * in the 'Voice' MART The time !a now ^CLASSIFI ED AD , CALL PL 8-6772 GREEN BRIAR closets. BIG bedrooms. B I G O. J. POWELL CO., Realtors or Sell' a house- screened patio - Olympic pool. 8116 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-2511 CA 6-4912 CA 1-352 4. Central heat. Sprinklers. East LOTS FOR SALE • FT. LAUOERDALE of U. S. 1, close in! Mortgage 3 NO CLOSING COST placed. GREATLY REDUCED! JENADA ISLES SUBDIVISION Classified Rates i NO QUALIFYING LOW CASH DOWN A choice corner 90 X 100 ft. IBDACD CBS home, nice condition, near Camp. (Don lot in one of Ft. Lauderdale's 3 Lini • 2 Time Minimum Charge S. W. 63rd AVE. Only $10,500 Dorothy B. Flynn, Realtor nicest areas. Close to St. Count 5 average words per line SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 firs.) For boys 8-14 Clement's Church and School. All Regular 8 ft. Body Type Mary Gallagher, Realtor MO 6-4446 Staffed by Salesian Fathers and Brothers • nice homes around. Priced BELOW NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR CAPS 2 Blocks To Epiphany other lots at $4750. Property Per Per Times FUN UNLIMITED on 140-aar* campus of EXCELLENT condition, 4 bedroom, How To Be A MUST BE SOLDI! Lines Line Issue Total 2 bath, garage, screened porch," Call MCGINN BROS; WH 1-4323 3 2 .50 1.50 3.00 Mary Help of Christians School air conditioner, carpeting, drapes, 900 Building Pompano Beach, Fla. 3 3 .50' r.56 4.50 Success In Business WANT TO BUY HOUSES COMFORTS & CLEANLINESS OF HOME sprinkler system. Priced to sell 3 4 .45 1.35 5.40 BY OWNER . TRANSFERRED 3 13 .40 1.20 15.60 5831 S. W. 86th Sf. MO 1-7144 Early to Bed SUPERVISION SELLING? 3 26 .35 1.05 27.30 WE NEED 2, 3 and 4 bedroom If you've been shopping for a 3-\ 52 .30 .90 46.80 homes in N. E. & N. Miami area. SUNDAY. JUNE QD THRU SATURDAY, AUGUST horns - & waiting ior Early to Rise SAME RATE IS XV2 LOWER MORTGAGE RATES CALL NOW!! 10 PT ines ordinary type MORE WILLING LENDERS 12 PT SAME RATE -as 2 PRICE REDUCTIONS Work Real Hard ATKINS REALTORS lines ordinary type LARGER SELECTIONS PL 7-3481 226 N. E. 79th St. 'The Time Is NOW!' and Advertise i you're been shopping for a Call PL 8-6772 home - & waiting for Weekdays 9 to 6 in LOWER MORTGAGE RATES Saturdays 9 to 3 Central Florida TheVoice'Mart MORE WILLING LENDERS or writ* PRICE REDUCTIONS The 'Voice' Mart 50 -LOTS-50 Call LARGER SELECTIONS Box 37-575, Miami 37, Fla. Marion County PLaza 8-6772 'The Time Is NOW!' Published Every FRIDAY North of COPY DEADLINE SI LVER SPRINGS We Offer TUESDAYS-6 P.M.

MUST SELL ALL! • Fishing, Boating, Swimming •noli JLO} it i;vui ot nddmi 3q Total price $2500 0 uas fid0:) • Gym, Baseball, Ponies, Movies •^Zlg-8 13. W '- > • Crafts, Hikes, Overnights Title Policy nofi fi - r um]03j3S Jjai/j 40/ • Daily Mass, Catechism, Altar Boys soNiisn 3NU xtivn • Good, Wholesome, Abundant FOOD Warranty Deed HOUSEHOLD AND COMMERCIAL u0i?a>S paifxssviQ .30WA, Jtiofi IU?ty? Suipuas jnoqo mot( - finq Also — From September to June — AN IDEAL 3 Lakes on Subdivision For a Free Estimate In jo juai oj J3»|il » dof SUI.^OOJ BOARDING SCHOOL oq j/icn ot/cn pita - isjofunop SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE HOLLYWOOD, FT. LAUDERDALE or POMPANO .9XU00 of UDjd .Qtfcn - yvax at/7 ui lor boys — grades 5th thru 9th Write: FATHER DIRECTOR Florida State Finance Co - SU3QV3U .30IOA* Ol OM3K MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL 807 Olympia Bldg. CALL IA 4-0618 -LA East Chelsea St., P.O. Box 5175 Tampa 5, Fla. Miami, Fla. 415 EAST BROWARD BOULEVARD ^ or phone Tampa 248-1595 FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1962 PAGE 33 Rriest Enters Torn Mine TUAD1II I' Hospital Drive inaKin INSURANCE SERVICE - To Administer Absolution SERVING THE PALM BEACHES; SINCE 1925 1517 So. Dixie -—West Palm Bench Is \^lI Received BURNLEY, England (NO — PhAne TE 2-5176 PORT CHARLOTTE — Offi- A young Catholic priest risked 250 Royal Palm Way — Palm Beach Phone TE 2-6244 cials of the St. Joseph-Hospital his life by crawling down a coal Building Fund announced the mine torn by an explosion and public's reception to the Memo- riaT Plan has been gratifying. giving conditional absolution to all 17 dead or dying men. The announcement was made at the first gifts report meet- Father Liam Cotter, assistant ing of the hospital's building at St. Mary's Church at nearby fund campaign at which a me- Gannow, was among the first morial gifts committee was to go down into the Hapton Val- trained and given assignments. ley mine. He anointed the five INC. Harvey McCleod and Ray Webb Catholic victims. Your Phone is head the committee. A speak- LAETARE MEDAL winner for Your Charge Account" ers' bureau has been formed 144 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. for civic and fraternal organ- Cardinal's Home Bombed 1962 is Dr. Francis J. Brace- land, chief psychiatrist at In- Ft. Lauderdale — JA 2-3737 izations. QUITO, Ecuador (NO — A 3200 ATLANTIC AVE. stitute for Living, HE. 1, Pompano Beach — WE 3-4401 It was also announced that bomb apparently thrown by left- the building fund Campaign for ists broke windows at the res- Conn. The University of Notre the west coast's first Catholic idence of Carlos Cardinal de la Dame presents the annual Get the Best Buys In hospital eliltibed to $36,300 at Torre, but the 88-year-old Arch- award to Catholic laymen. the time of the meeting. bishop of Quito was not at home. Weekly report meetings for Allen E. Brake, F.D. the memorial phase have been A NEWLY FURNISHED private room in the soon to be com- Jack E. Sounders, F.D. scheduled tor workers. pleted St. Joseph's Hospital, Fort Myers, is shown by Sister M. Virginia C.S.S.F., of the hospital staff. BUTLER BROS. Chancery Dedicated LUMBER CO. NEW ORLEANS (NO — 1480 N.W. 27th AVE. NE 4-8545 West Palm TE 2-6171 Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel has dedicated the new 80-room Sunday Mass Timetable CALL US FOR administration building for the archdiocese, built at a cost of ARCADIA: St. Paul, 11. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, THURMOND MONUMENT CO. AN ESTIMATE 8. 9, 10, 11. 12. AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace INVITES YOU TO VISIT THEIR SHOWROOMS AND DISPLAY about a million dollars. 8:30, 10. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30,. 10:30, 12 and BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10. 5:30 p.m. SERVING Bronze & Granite BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- CATHOLIC ' Markers T0:15. er, 10 , All Work Done In Our Own Plant NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 8. 10. 11. FAMILIES IN Statues BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica SOUTH FLORIDA Monuments 10:30, 12. 8, 10, 11. FOR 35 YEARS Mausoleums BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, The RIDGE Cleaners 10, 11:30. 9 10, 11, 12. 6:30 p.m. St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 Member of the National Institute of Cleaners CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8. and 5:30 p.m. 3253 S.W. 8th STREET - HI 4-1614 - HI 4-2157 NEW REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 6:30, 8, Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and Electronically Controlled Dry Cleaning 10, 11:30. 6 p.m. NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- 1 1302 LAKE AVE. LAKE WORTH, FLA. torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); 7. 9, 11, 12:15. (Church), 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, St. Thomas Aauinas Student Center, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. CARL F. SLADE, F.D. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen junior High School, 10:30. School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. 8:30, 10, 11:30. St. Philip (Bunche Park), 9. CARL F, SLADE FUNERAL HOME WOOLBRIGHT FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. 9:30 PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, Blessed Sacrament (.Case Funeral 12 and 5:30 p.m. Construction Home), 8, 9:30, 11. 12:30. PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 Queen ot Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 10:30 12. 12:30. 6 p.m. St. Anthony, 6 7 8, 9:15, 10:30 PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, Co. Inc. 11:45. 11, 12:15. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10. 11. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, St. Clement. 8. 9. 10 11:15. 12:30. 9:30. 11, 12:15. IN WEST HOLLYWOOD St. Jerome. 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. . St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. Phone CRestwood 6-4728 FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman. 7. 5801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. — YU 3-6565 8, 10. 11, 12. 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15. P.O. Box 1562 Delray Beach, Fla. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- 11 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 8:30. Builders of: 7, 8, 10, 11. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Hearty 7:30. WADLINGTON FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 8, 10. ST. VINCENT FERRER SCHOOL, DELRAY BEACH 10, 6:30 p.m. FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12, RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The N Funeral Homes ST. MARK CHURCH, BOYNTON BEACH 12:55. King, (Martin Elementary School), 9. • HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 9 IN HOLLYWOOD 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, » ST. MARK SCHOOL, BOYNTON BEACH HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6 10:30, 11:30. 140 S. DIXIE HWY.-WA 3-6565 9, 10:30 and 11:30 (Spanish). SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.rii (City Auditorium). 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30, and 6:30 D.m. SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, 11. St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, 11, 12. 12:55 (Spanish), and 5 p.m. 10. 11, 12 HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- School, 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11. FUNERAL na Academy). 7:30. 9, 10, 11:30. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 11. MERCY HOSPITAL, INC Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. HOMES 10:45, 12, I, and 5:30 p.m. Nativity, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 8. 11:30. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, FT. LAUDERDALE 3663 So. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. 9:30. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD^ St. Ann, 6 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. . . . OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY 7 p.m. JA 2-2811 ~ LU 14100 • HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 3. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. ,i 9:30, 1 1, 12:30. ON THE KEYS DAN H. FAIRCHILD PHIL H. FAIRCHILD BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 11. 8:30, 10:30. FUNERAL DIRECTORS INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 8, 7. 8;30, 10, JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30, 9) MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, KEY BJSCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, 10. 10:30, 12 (Spanish). PLANTATION KEY: 5an Pedro, 6:30, LABELLE: Mission, 9. 9, 11. KRAEER FUNERAL HOME LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, R. JAY KRAEER, FuneraLDirector 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. .ill St. Luke, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. Concert For Pope Ambulance Service MARGATE: St.-Vincent, 8, 10, 11:38. MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, VATICAN CITY (NO — The 12, and 6 p.m. oorpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Easter Week festivities of Pope 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY 12:55 (Spanish). POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. John XXIII will wind up with a Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. Phone WH 1-4113 International Airport (International special concert in his honor by Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- days). the orchestra and chorus of the St. Mary of the Missions and St. Francis Xavier, 7, 8^30. Italian radio-television network. St, Brendan. 7. 8. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, and 5:30 p.m. St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, The concert, to be given April OBIE JOHNSON 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). St. Michael, 6; 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 28 in the Vatican's Hall of Ben- FULLY APPROVED BY TrtE (Spanish), 11. 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m.; Oade County Auditorium, 9, 10:30, 12. edictions* will be conducted by FUNERAL HOME Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals SS. Peter And Paul, 6:15, 8, 9. 10 11, 12. and (Spanish) 12:55. Giannandrea Gavazzeni and will 1650 HARRISON ST. St. Timothy, (SW Senior High School), and 8, 9:30, 11. feature pianist Arturo Benedetti- HOLLYWOOD \A/A 7, 9. 11. 6 p.m. MIAMI . BEACH: St. Francis de Sales Michelangeli. The program in- The Catholic Hospital Association St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and Obie Johnson Funeral Director 5:30 p.m. cludes works by Monteverdi, St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10. 11. 12, and 6 p.m. Beethoven, Liszt and Rimsky- SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES OVER 18 YEARS SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 and 6 p.m. Korsakov.

Page 34 April 6, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Mother Kept A Vigil £ As Boxer-Son Died Deaths In The Diocese ^Edu)ardHl Hale eSons inc. . The Cuban mother of boxer BASSBTT, MRS. HARRIETT, 57, Cemetery. Van Orsdel's Coral Gables T<*.vlor St., Hollywood. Church of the of 2732 SW 10th St., Miami. St. John Mortuary. ' •• Little Flower, Hollywood. Burial In Benny (Kid) Paret kept a vigil the Apostle Church. * * * ' Worcester, Mass. Wadlington Funer- * * * WHITE, THEODORE C, 59, of 2133 al Home. at the bedside of her son until BOSSUYT, ODEL JOSEPH, 71, of 2012 SE Fourth Ave., Fort. Lauder- FUNERAL HOME dale. St. Sebastian Church. Queen of his death in New York City. Heaven Cemetery. * * * Advertisement Thanks to the interest of Cath- BRANDANO, CEI-ESTIIVO, t7, of 902 N. 2

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