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Vol. II, No. 7 Price $5 a year ,.« 15 cents a copy May 6, 1960
Diocesan Pope John Says His Heart Weeps Men Hailed Women End For Misguided Who Support Reds On Success 3-Dcry Rally May Day Address Workers' Strife, Of Census (Pictures, other stories of Census workers of the Dio- DCCW convention Voices Sorrow on pages Discord Deplored cese of Miami completed their 12, 13, 14 and 15.) i VATICAM-CITY (NO — Pope Joseph the Worker on his feast door - to - door survey this By MARJORIE L. FILLY AW John XXIII has said his "heart week. weeps" because so many honest day, and fo "receive the blessing Election of officers by the Mi- Christian workers have subscrib- of the Vicar of Christ. Clear weather on Saturday ami Diocesan Council of Catho- ed to an ideology of "strife and HEART 'WEEPS' and Sunday enabled the men to lic Women'highlighted closing discord." It was estimated that 100,000 finish calling at homes to de- p sessions -of the second annual workers came to St. eter's termine the number of Catholic The Pope expressed his sor- convention of the organization square to hear Mass and re- families in South Florida. Work- row in a May Day radio mes- ceive the Pope's blessing, while held in Miami, Sunday through ers also gathered personal data sage to workers of the world. 60,000 workers assembled ^it. the about individual members of Tuesday. His reference to the ideology communist rally in Lateran each household. of "strife and discord" was square. Mrs. Julian J. Eberle of Lit- seen here as clearly a refer- tle Flower parish," Coral Ga- IFather Lamar J. Genovar, ence to communism. While the workers gathered, census moderator, called the bles was named president; Pope John expressed his sor- census "very successful" and Mrs. James Rawlings, St. Pope John urged everyone row over the "exaltation of "who has the responsibility extended congratulations to the Patrick parish, Miami Beach, erroneous ideologies which, by men of the Diocesan Council of treasurer and Mrs. John Pick, through power or means" to unbridled freedom on the one guarantee every man a "stable Catholic Men. He said results o£ little Flower parish, Holly- side and by suppression of the and dignified occupation," He the census ought to be available wood, recording secretary. personality on the other, have in several weeks. - also called upon those in power sought to uncrown the great- • to help bring about better liv- ness of the workers." v "God of love - Love of God.'V Richard B. Roberts, Jr., gen- ing and working conditions. the theme of the convention, . eral chairman of the census, ex- PEACEFUL COMPETITION He said: was emphasized by Bishop Cole- tended congratulations to the As the Pope spoke from the man F. Car oil in a sermon "Our heart weeps when it con- volunteer - workers who carried desk of his private study during Pontifical Low Mass cel- siders that so many of Our chil- out the project, the first major through the facilities of Vatican ebrated in. St. Mary_ Cathedral dren, though honest and upright, undertaking of the DCCM. Monday morning. During the Radio and the Italian national have allowed themselves to sub- NC Photo three day sessions, members radio network, communist and scribe, to such theories, for- He also urged parishes to con- heard religious and lay leaders Christian workers were waging IN A MAY DAT TALK, Pope John XXm said his "heart weeps" getting that an approach to the solidate their returns quickly so from parish, deanery, diocesan a peaceful competition in the for those Christian workers who think that communism is a means solution of all their problems is that statistical information can and national levels review top- streets of Rome. to a better life. The radio message was addressed to workmen contained in the Gospel and il- be forwarded to census head- ics pertinent to leadership, spir- everywhere in the world. The Pope asked laborers to imitate the lustrated in the social documents quarters. Mr. Roberts advised Trucks loaded with men, itual development, foreign relief virtues of St. Joseph the Worker whose Feast Day was May 1. of^the Roman pontificate." the census committee of each women and youths, wearing and the recent White House parish to mail or deliver its red bandanas around their In his address the Pope envis- emblazoned with the hammer 100 buses converged on St. Pet- ' (Continued on Page 14) necks' and carrying red flags (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 3) and sickle, sped through the er's square with workers of the streets to mass for their com- Italian Christian Workers Un- munist workers' demonstra- ion from every part of Italy.
tionsrlVIIS. TheJ.11C7JyT anCU1dU UU1Cother1 workerWU1AC1Os assemdOOdll-- At the sarnie time more than bled in the square to honor St. * Support For Mission Work In Diocese Asked In May Support your home missions projects are being assigned to- — those activities being car- give talks in 39 parishes on spec- ried oh for the spread of the ified Sundays during May. They will explain the great task which Faith in South Florida itself. God placed in their hands and That is the appeal being made will, make an appeal for con- to the people of the Diocese of tributions to help them carry Miami during May. The all- on this work. " important and vital missionary PASTORS TO TALK endeavors which require im- In other parishes of the dio- mediate and continued help are cese the pastors themselves will three-fold in nature: talk on the work and needs of - i. The Spanish - speaking the missions and the second apostolate, w h i c b> includes collection in those churches on both the migrant workers and Sunday, May 15, will be taken those Spanish-speaking people up for that purpose. who settle here permanently. Principal support is requir- ed for the Spanish-speaking 2. Work among the Negro Vofco. FboUk : people of the diocese, apostolate because of its wide- spread activities and growth. A RED MASS will be offered tonight (Friday) at 6 p.m. in con- 3. Extension and aid to In bade County alone it has junction with the Miami Beach convention of the Florida Bar ' small -parishes in outlying been estimated that there are Association. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll will officiate at the Mass communities where the spread more than 100,000 Spanish- ' in St. Joseph's Church. Shown above making, preparations for / Voice Photoi of faith and care of souls is so speaking men, women and the ceremony are, (from left): Joseph J. Jennings, president of NEW OFFICERS of the Miami DCCW are, clock-wise, Mrs. Julian important. children. the Catholic Lawyers' Guild; Judge David J. Heffernan, and J. Eberle, Coral Gables, president; Mrs. James Rawlings, Miami C. Clyde Atkins. Mr. Atkins will be installed as president of the 'Beach, treasurer and Mrs. John Pick, Hollywood, recording sec- Priests now actively engaged That figure does not include Florida Bar Association at the convention. The Mass is open to retary. Mrs. Mark A. Theissen, NCCW president, is at right. in strictly diocesan missionary (Continued on Page 26) the public. Pope John Says Heart Weeps For Misguided Backing Reds (Continued from Page 1) v ioned "the guardian of Jesus and the most pure spouse of the Holy Virgin" bent over, the work- ers of the world to encourage, comfort and support them. He envisioned, too, what a blessing it would be for the world if the family of every Christian worker might "mir- ror the example of the Holy Family of Nazareth, in which constant labor, • even, amid the difficult circumstances of Me, was joined with the most ardent love of God and with generous compliance with His lovable will."
The basic significance of the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker, the Pope said, is to remind working men of their great dig- Mty and to repeat to them that their labors are "a powerful NO Photo means of personal perfection and of eternal merit." He de- OUR LADY'S shrine in the Vatican gardens is a scene of prayer for the Pontiff as he takes an afternoon stroll. If weather clared: ~ does not permit a walk, he usually browses in the fine library. "The true dignity of man is B»t measured by the tinsel of sensational results, but'by the CubarTParfy Vows Campaign interior- dispositions of order and good will." He pointed to St. Joseph as "the heavenly For Free National Election model of the attitude and dispo- sition that should be taken to- HAVANA TNC) — Leaders of ty and only aims at creating a ward work." Cuba's Christian Democratic civic conscience among Cubans. Movement have vowed to con- In lamenting communism, RETURN OF EXILES ASKED which the Pope described as tinue their struggle against all erroneous ideology, , he communism and for clean elec- SANTIAGO, Chile (NO — eharged that it "seeks to sow tions despite the flight of their The Christian Democratic Or- strife and discord, setting the president. ganization of the Americas has various categories of society petitioned Cuba's revolutionary one against the other. It at- They said in a statement tempts even to separate the that the president of the government to allow the safe return of two Cuban Christiart masses of labor -from that movement, Dr. Jose Ignacio Democratic leaders Who fled the God who alone is the protec- . Rasco, had taken refuge in tor and vindicator of the hum- country. ble and from whom they have the Ecuadorian Embassy here life, movement a n d exis- "for very justifiable reasons." The request referred to Jose tence," he said. He later left for Miami Ignacio Rasco and Enrique Vil- lareal leaders of Cuba's Chris- - He assured workers that the Dr. Rasco had incurred the tian Democratic Movement who Church follows them in all their government's wrath for de- Bed Cuba after their demands occasion... activities and in all their prob- manding elections and decrying for elections drew the govern- lems. ment's anger. communist influence. The Pope added: The petition also asks the gov- Referring to attacks on the ernment of Prime Minister Fidel "For .Our part we will not Christian Democratic Move- Castro to ''conduct the revolu- JIMS up the occasion to invite ment, the statement declared: tion in a constitutional manner, aH who have the responsibility and to issue as soon as possible through power- or means to "We are hot resigned to be- a proper statement so that the take measures that they Heying that speaking of elec- people may freely and demo- (working men) are guarant- tions or communism, or point- v cratically express; the standards teed better conditions of life ing out what we believe to be -to which Cubans wish to ad- and work, and especially that deficiencies in some of. the here." This was a call for elec- tJteir first Holy Communion the right to a stable and dif- government's activities, is. tions in Cuba. nffied occupation is assured enough to make us look like to every man." conspiring agents, of an anti- But he warned that "even the patriotic maneuver." RDINCS most generous efforts would Prime Minister Fidel Castro I Sister Of Fidel \ come to little without divine publicly assailed the Christian help." He exhorted all Chris- Democratic Movement shortly Married In Cuba tians to seek God's help through - after its foundation in January. the intercession of St. Josepfi, He said in a television broad- | HAVANA (NO — Arch*- ' that what is right and desired cast that the movement was ''. bishop Evelio Diaz y Cia. may be~realized. made up of landowners arid poli- " Apostolic Administrator of ' ticians. ? Havana, officiated at t h e * Vatican officials estimated ; that 1W$OO workers crowded ^ marriage of Emma Castro, At that time; Dr. Rasco re- sister of Premier Fidel Cas- into St. Peter's square for the plied to Prime Minister Castro: 1 p.m. Mass and the papal tro, in the Havana capital. i "Just as I cannot agree that « - The Premier's 24-year-old you are a demagogue, I want Mass was celebrated out- sister was married to Victor to tell you that you have been .'Lomeli Delgado, a Mexican doors, on the steps of St. Pe- wrongly informed on the move- ter's basilica "for all victims of engineer. Premier Castro ment." ?j was scheduled to give away industrial accidents in Italy and ; for deceased members of the He told Prime Minister Castro " the bride but arrived 20 min- Italian Christian Workers Un- that the Christian Democratic utes too late. ion. •"•."•» Movement is not 'a- political par-
Page 2 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, 1960 non-Catholic people were "very Men Tally Census Results; friendly" when asked if they Cleaners of were Catholic. Almost without Fine Wearing Apparel Family Cooperation Lauded exception the callers were cor- dially received at the door Fashion (Continued from Page 1) areas of the diocese had been step of non-Catholic residences. completely canvassed by enu- final report to the Census Of- Some enumerators were invited fice, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Mi- •merators. In other ar^as, where Cleaners ami' 38. In addition to sending .. the number of volunteer work- inside such homes and asked PLANT AND OFFICE the final report, each commit- ers was relatively low, men about the religious project. were still working from door- tee has been instructed to for- Admiration was expressed by 2327 Wesl Broward Blvd. ward to the office all enumera- to-door in order to finish their tor control sheets and IBM assignments. many priests for the work done Fort Lauderdale, Florida cards. by the men who volunteered for One parish that had com- Art Nomina Tom Horber the survey and carried to the He said parishes' in Broward pleted 85 per cent of its calls PHONE LU 3-8225 completion by working in their County may submit fheir re- on April 24 — the official but turns to- the rectory of Our rainy day of the census — spare time, both night and day. Lady Queen of Martyrs Parish, reported that very few "stop back" calls »were necessary \ Fort Lauderdale. because' families remained at Moant-Burko Frodaetlom itholic people who were home that day. Census teams May 13th and contacted by enumerators in other parishes reported 14th, 8:30 have been asked to notify the that "stop back" calls ran census office at the Chancery high enough to be considered . DADE COUNTY Building, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., a problem. NC Photo Plaza 7-5714. OUR MOTHER of Perpetual Help is shown in a painting by a AUDITORIUM A~~ pastor of a large Miami Redemptoristine nun, one of eight cloister sisters of the Order of "A saucy musical comedy" "We are appealing to every* parish reported that in spite of the Most Holy Redeemer, who arrived from Canada to open a one who was not reached at • a strong turn-out of men to do new monastery at the Redemptorist Publications Center in wlail orders filled promptly - home by our census workers to the work, "we found that it Liguori, Mo. * include stamped addressed envelope cooperate with us by complet- takes a bit longer to do the Send to: LOOM 7325 Red Rd. ing this mail-in form," Mr. census than was anticipated." Roberts pointed out. He said canvassing. In homes and in To increase the accuracy of Miami 43 Some workers put in as many parish halls this week' groups the data collected, workers in the form should be mailed di- as 30 hours, he said. Orchestra $3.00-2.50 Mez. $2.50-2.00 rectly to the Diocesan census of workers sat at tables tran- at least one parish held a gen- Balcony $1.50 There was general agreement scribing information from the eral "correcting session" in office. Special Children's Marine* that the paper work involved in filled-in -Family Cards to the which all forms were re-exam- May 14 at 2:30 A spot check of parishes re- •the census required nearly as IBM cards for individual Cath- ined for proper entries. vealed that by mid-week many much Time as the door-to-door olics. Enumerators reported that. : Call MO 7-2257 COLUMBl FEDERAL SAVEAT EARN OPEN or ADD To Dividends on Your Savings 0 Your Paid Twice A Year ACCOUNT FRH PARKING on or RECEIVE ONE OF THESE FREE GIFTS before WITH A NEW $25.00 SAVINGS ACCOUNT:* FREE MONEY the 10th ORDERS • A Beautiful 19 Piece Fluerette dinnerware set. (three per month) and Earn This set is heatproof and consists of four cups, four saucers, four dinnerplates, four desserts, one sugar with cover and DIVIDENDS creamer. . from • A beautiful 12 piece Fire-King Copper-Tint ovenware. each account the^st • A beautiful 18 piece genuine American cut glass tumbler set insured up to in the attractive "Coin Dot" cutting. It -consists of six fruit $10,000 by the juice, six table tumblers, six ice tea glasses. Federal' Savings Your account can be and Loan transferred from any Insurance Corp. where in the U.S. •One Gift without charge. Per Family FREE PENS AND BANKS TO EVERYONE!
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May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Polish Reds Use Tear Gas First choice with In 'Protest' At Church Site businessmen '• BERLIN (NO — Police in communist - ruled Poland used tear gas to break up a demon- stration by 2,000 persons pro- testing against the removal of a 1 ' • 'A cross from a church site here, in the Red's "model city" of Nowa Huta near Cracow. effort to relax Church-state ten- sions. About 50 persons were ar- rested, 15 policemen and a In recent months, however, the "Thermo-Fax" number .of demonstrators the government has forced were injured and the city hall Bishop Czeslaw Kaczmarek of Copying Machine was set on fire. Reports add- Kielce out of bis See, jailed ed that a group of women several priests for opposing secularism, issued regulations • ...NOTHING FASTER makes dry copies of singing hymns attached a pla- Business papers in just 4 seconds! card to the cross saying: making abortions easy to ob- "We want religious freedom. tain and put religious institu- •.. NOTHING CLEANER It's completely elec- tions in the same tax bracket tric .. . needs no chemicals or negatives. Reports from Warsaw said as luxury hotels. ... NOTHING SIMPLER Anyone in the office., that the country's communist can make copies! ruler, Wladyslaw Gomulka, call- ' In his Easter sermon in War- FIRST TURKISH Ambassador to the Holy See, Nurredin Vergin, ed a conference of government saw's" cathedral, Cardinal* Wy-. Phone us today for an amazing demonstration •- (left) is escorted by Vatican officials to present his creden- leaders following the demonstra- szynski .declared that "the tials, following establishment of formal diplomatic relations of the versatile "Thermo-Fax" Copying Machine tion. . .' _ Church lias its Calvary in between Turkey and the! Vatican. Msgr. Francesco Lardone, Poland." But he urged Catho- In January the Red chieftain formerly of the Catholic University of America, will serve as lics to "avoid fear" and told the Holy See's Minister Plenipotentiary to Turkey. had met with Stefan Cardinal them that the Church "is al- Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, ways victorious through ENFIELD S in what was described as an martyrdom." Consecration Of 14 Bishops MIAMI JACKSONVILLE TERMITES ^ Decay Of Youth Cited CARRIGAT, Ireland (NO — For Missions To Be May 8 WORK ALL ^SEmptiness and frustration due 1339 Biscayne Blvd. \ 1446 June St. to lack of religious idealism VATICAN CITY (NO —Pope include the national director for YEAR ROUND... were blamed by an Irish pre- John XXIII will consecrate 14 the United States, Auxiliary EL 4-2641 call "OTTO" FR 3-7676 late,-Bishop William Conway of. priests in St. Peter's on May Bishop Fulton J. 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NEW DELHI, India (NO — If you were born Call NE 3-3421 A bill introduced -by commu- FREE INSPECTION All are to serve in mission nists to restrict political activi- areas, ranging from the primi- ty of Catholics has been defeat- tive Solomon Islands and infant before 1900... ed in the Indian Parliament. dioceses in Africa and Pakistan THE to Australia, which is still tech- . . . let us tell you how you can German Bishop Proposes nically a mission jurisdiction. still apply for a $1,000 life in- surance policy (for people up to LIMBURG, Germany (NO — age 80) so that you can help take A German bishop has proposed The Holy See revealed the names of 13 of the -14. They care of final expenses without the establishment of a founda- burdening your family. tion "to keep the name of Al- include seven African Negroes, . . . Safest Tire ever built (Oisius Cardinal Muench alive in a Japanese, an Australian, two You handle the entire transaction our memory in the future." 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Poge 4 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, 1960 Supreme Court To Rule I960 Catholic Mother Has On Sunday Sales Lows WASHINGTON, (NO — The 7 Children In Religious LifeU. S. Supreme Court has agreed to examine the constitutionality cerned with the complete de- of Sunday sales laws in Massa- WASHINGTON (NO — The velopment of her children by chusetts, Maryland and Penn- National Catholic Mother of 1960 the emotions, mind and heart. sylvania. tion, according to Msgr. John is Mrs. Frances E. Leehan, 62, Their unique religious and ar- Merchants are seeking rever- tistic growth was her special of Seton Hall University. of Portland, Oreg., a convert sal of court rulings against them who bore 13 children and gave concern." in Maryland and Pennsylvania; four of her sons and three of by contrast; the Massachusetts Notes Red Increase Now that her family is near- PHILADELPHIA (NO — her daughters to the religious ly reared, the vigorous grand- case is an appeal by the state seeking reversal of a ruling. 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"Re- ligion and democracy need nev- er be in conflict," he stated. May 6, 1960 THE YOKE Miami, Fla. Queen of the May Truth Of The Matter Let's Keep The Air Free N-r^-i^^ss^awse^aaB??^^ Of Political 'Rough Talk' By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH So far in the political cam- longer regard these abuses as paign in Florida as well as in sins. Take some of the most the country at large, many have common violations. commented that "rough talk" UNJUST VIOLATION has not been so much in evi- Backbiting is regarded as dence as expected. The air has a harmless indoor or outdoor not been filled with verbal sport. A person publicizes the brickbats to the extent one re- actual faults of another which in- members from the past. deed are already known. It is not a question here of manu- Let's hope this happy state facturing lies nor making a jus- of affairs continues, although tified, honest criticism which the more practical minded sometimes is necessary. Rs point out that high explosives the evil involved is based ^aA are usually reserved for the the desire to make sure that run off of primary victors no one will overlook the faults and, in the national campaign oi the victim. the irresponsible wagging of politicians' tongues moves into Detraction is close to this high gear as summer comes evil. This is "the 'unjust vio- on. lation of the good esteem of ' Eight years ago in the political another by making known campaign for president the at- some true but hidden faults tention of the country was fo- of that other." Detraction re- cused on the evils arising from veals secret faults, while the unrestrained use of the backbiting deals with known tongue. It was so shameful that failings. What makes many WASHINGTON LETTER people everywhere resented the justify themselves in this low old saw that anything goes in practice is the fact they are politics, no matter how much really telling (he truth! But harm may be done to the good the truth in such cases must De Gaulle's Star Rising name of another. not be told without just cause. Help Is Coming He is using the truth in a way PASSING THE DIRT calculated to injure rep- As Paris Meeting Nears utation and cause harm. For Latin Church The shocked attitude of people By J. J. GILBERT millan, Adenauer and Khrush- then helped to bring home to Needless to say there are The interest of the Catholic people of the Diocese of Miami many the realization that e.vil situations in which a person Because of some newly de- chev paid to him in Paris. in Latin America is understandably keen. Geographically we are speaking in public has become has the right and the duty to neighbors. From the religious, historical and cultural viewpoint, veloping speculation, there is a The hope which President common only because it has be- make known the secret faults we have much in common. suddenly heightened interest in de Gaulle expressed, that come a habitual practice in pri- of another. One may seek ad- vate. The professional gossip the summit meeting to be heW there would be a "detente," " vice or help or try to prevent Hence, it will come as news of prime importance to hounds and the shady news- harm to others or defend him- many of our people to realize that the Bishops of the United in Paris. or easing of international ten- mongers could not stay in busi- sions, has been taken up with self when justice demands it States have established a Latin American Bureau as part Heretofore, nothing much ness if a vast number of people But these reasons are far be- ©I their national secretariat in Washington. enthusiasm. How to achieve did not support them by lending was expected to come out of yond the gossipers' motive of this "detente" is the ques- willing ears and acting as The action of the Bishops was prompted by the invitation spreading dirt. the talks by heads of govern- agents in passing the dirt from »f the Holy See issued to various nations to pay special attention tion, and there have been pre- GRAVE HARM ments. Now it is believed that, mouth to mouth. to the pressing needs of Latin America. Representing one third dictions that it will be done Theologians declare that de- while the tangible results prob- •of the Catholic population in the world, the countries to the along the line of European, Here js the thing about "the traction "is more grievous than south of us have been suffering acutely from a combination of ably will not be great, the rather than Western Hemis- habit of sin," when it is taken theft since a good name is bet- major problems. sessions may give some good phere, thought for granted. The standard of ter than wealth." If it results in morality goes so low that evil grave harm, it is mortally sin- The establishment of the Latin American Bureau is the clues as to trends in the fo- Settlement by European is defended as good, vice is ful, and restitution is bound to result of careful planning on the part of Bishops in South ture. thought could mean that Eng- painted over to look like vir- be made. America, Canada and the United States. It is certain to serve Much has been made of the land, France and Russia re- tue and people come to ac- as a channel for considerable help to our brethren below the gard themselves as nations in cept the immoral as moral. The tongue is one of God's 'Rio Grande and to live up to its description as "an act of visits here of Prime Minister gifts. It can be used to honor Macmillan of Great Britain, Europe meeting European prob- Christian solidarity." lems, rather than as world In the matter of speed, many Him and to spread knowledge Chancellor Adenauer of Ger- powers seeking to settle the af- have forgotten now that the and peace. If the laws of God many, Premier KBrushchev of fairs of the world. This could tongue can be the instrument of governing its use are ignored Soviet Russia and President de have a very important bearing committing many kinds of sins by public officials or private Strange Buf True with regard to one's neighbor. persons, the tongue becomes a Gaulle of France. As a result upon the future of Germany, in- By M. J. MURRAY Each sin is different, each has powerful instrument of evil, the Copyright 1S59. N.C.W.C. Nevx Service of these, and other factors, Pres- cluding the reuniting of that country and the fate of Berlin. its own malice and peculiar ef- effects of which no one can I3TM CENTURY ident de Gaulle has become a fects. But many nowadays no completely check. roHTAiNS STATUES or It is argued by some that our i THE towering figure in East-West af- allies in World War II are less NINE POPES fairs. Now there are those who interested in the unification of • The Diocese of Miami BOOM IM say the most important recent Germany than we are. Weekly Publication THE crry. Embracing Florida's 16 South- visits were those Messrs. Mac- At present, it seems un- ern Counties; Broward, Char- lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto, likely that any large step will Glades. Hardee. Hendry, High- lands. Indian River. Lee. 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? ".»'. Sum And Substance AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" How A Twist To Campaign Issue' By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN dates have a religious affili- have as many religions as Many The West Virginia primaries ation. He felt that religion brands of beer and, just for my- on May 10th will be a testing could become an issue only if self now, I think a man has the Little Ones?! time for that State. It will show a candidate had no religion same right to his own religion whether or not the people of but he "claimed that all candi- as to his own beer." This is £1 that State have matured suffic- dates cherish the moral and -putting religion at the very iently to cast' their ballots on religious principles on which bottom of the barrel when a By JOSEPH BREIG the basis of real issues or on American ideals are founded. man judges religious conviction Few people, it seems to "me, the basis of religious prejudice. realize how beautifully right, Now, of course, these various as no more significant than and how kind and considerate, If West Virginians vote rejections of religion as a legit- taste in beer. is the teaching of the Catholic against Senator Kennedy, ac- imate political issue in a sense SOME REJECT ISSUE Church on birth control. cording to the political ex- are only laboring the obvious. Again, some political writers Not only is it spiritually perts, this will remove the The Constitution states explicit- in rejecting the religious issue sublime and morally noble; it Senator from further consid- ly that no religious test will be say that it doesn't matter what is also down-to-earth, emin- eration at the Democratic required for public office. One you believe as long as you cher- 'y reasonable, and tender- Convention. II will prove that would think that should set the ish American ideals. This tends Vaware of the problems of his religion is a liability that quarrel at rest but apparently to adulterate religion to a cult human beings. will prevent him from winning the Constitution isn't obvious of democracy, an idolatry of the Pope John, the other day, a national election and politi- enough or perhaps certain vot- will of the people. This religion voiced one aspect of it when cal conventions don't care to ers feel the Founding Fathers of patriotism is a dangerous and he counselled parents not to be nominate losers. didn't know what they were growing phenomenon here in afraid "of the number of your talking about. America where "togetherness" All of the candidates who are sons and.daughters." RELIGION AND BEER and the social virtues are con- * * * at present in the running for the Senator Kennedy rebuked the sidered more important than in- ON THE CONTRARY, he said, Presidential nomination have tellectual convictions. husbands and wives should ask asserted that religion is not and Press for having overemphasiz- ed the religious question in the God for children, and rear them must not become an issue. Sen- The religion of democracy is for the glory of their earthly ator Kennedy, in his address to days before the Wisconsin pri- maries. But I think the Press a broad, comprehensive cult fatherlands and their fatherland the American Society of News- that allows for wide tolerance, in Heaven. paper Editors in Washington a was simply echoing the voices of the people who were talking (he give-and-take of doctrines, "We brought you some reading material, Father." few weeks ago, phrased the re- a willingness to compromise That is inspiringly true; but ligious question in these words: about "the Catholic vote." not far a moment would Pope for the sake of peace in the "Would you as President of the It is certainly praiseworthy community. I suppose it helps John want anybody to imag- United States be responsive in. QUESTION CORNER ine that in his chat with pil- on the part of the various community harmony to a de- any way to ecclesiastical pres- candidates that they should gree but its very vagueness, grims, he exhausted the sub- sure or obligation of any kind ject. renounce the religious issue. lack of conviction and anti- that might in any fashion in- But it seems to me that too intellectualism play havoc Friday's A Real Penance No; his remarks were for fluence or interfere with your often the candidates in re- with the intelligence. And a people wfio are normally conduct of that office in the nouncing religion as a polit- community with all heart and _. healthy and strong, who can national interest?" ical issue in an election cam- no brains is bound to run For Fish And Egg Haters expect normal children nor- A FLAT 'NO' paign do religion a great dis- amuck sooner or later. I have often asked other Catholics why they didn't mally delivered, and are able He answered the question with service. They phrase their eat meat on Friday? It was obvious they were irked Certainly the religious issue to rear them. a flat NO. Once that question statements in such fashion because they had to settle for fish or spaghetti, but should be eliminated from this has been answered, said the that they give the impression they didn't seem to have any reason for their obstt- But does the Church care campaign but it can be done Senator, there is no possible that religious affiliation' is a nence except they "aren't supposed to." What's the nothing about couples who have without giving the American reason why his religious affil- matter of little consequence. reason? special problems? The Church people the impression that re- iation should be discussed in the cares about them very much. ligion is no more important than MSGR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK campaign. A West Virginia miner was NATURAL BIRTH CONTROL asked by a New York Herald- your choice of beer. Is there St. Paul urged his early Christian followers to be prepared has come to be known by the Vice President Nixon said Tribune reporter what he anything more important than to defend the faith within them. No reason why we shouldn't odd word "rhythm" because it religion is not a legitimate thought about the religious membership in that Church that do the same. is based on the rhythm of the issue in this campaign be- question in the present cam- is the continuation in space and cause alt we notable candi- paign and he responded: "We time of the person of Christ? First of all, abstinence (keeping away from meat on wife's periods of fertility and Friday) is a punishment for sin. It's a means of 'making infertility. reparation for our sins. There has been one vexa- Making Marriage Click If we are foolish enough to offend God, then we must be tious difficulty, however. It willing to atone for them. We would be angry if our good has not been easy in every deeds brought no reward; let's not argue if justice also demands case to know with precision that we atone for our transgressions. - the dates of a wife's infertile Immoral Marriage Practice periods. The New Testament has ample evidence that the Apostles By Msgr. IRVING A. DeBLANC than 20,900 test tube babies least partial custody of his themselves fasted and abstained. They had an acute awareness However, Dr. Joseph B. Last week's column described are born in the United States child. Likewise, a mother might of a need to make reparation. Doyle, director of the Fertility some of the emotional hazards every year. sue the proxy, father for sup- When it became obvious to the Church mat men were and Endocrine Clinic at St. Eliz- of artificial insemination. There port of their child. Or again, growing lax, that sins were committed without much remorse* abeth Hospital in Boston, be- There have been few .legal are women who want a child according to our civil law, that that penance was rapidly becoming a scarce commodity, she lieves he has solved that prob- cases on this subject. We know used the authority Christ Himself had given to her (What- * so much that they become emo- child might not-be legitimate lem. of only three. The Supreme ever you shall bind on earth shall be bound also in heaven, and his right to inherit might * * * tionally sick in their craving Court of Ontario has declared etc. — Matthew 16, 19) and made it obligatory that her . AFTER 15 YEARS of study, be in question. Also, according for one. After artificial insemi- in the Orford vs Orford case members make reparation to God for their sins. he has developed a simple de- nation has taken place, there to our civil law, it may be nec- vice for detecting fertile and that artificial insemination con- She was mindful of the fact that the Apostles considered ab- essary for the husband to legal- infertile periods. ; are even greater emotional dis- stitutes adultery. stinence as a wonderful way of atoning for sin; that Our Lord turbances. Often they are ly adopt this child born to his had been crucified; that He told us that we~should take up the He did so primarily to help haunted by the close relation- The Doornbos case in Illinois wife. cross; that He allowed his own flesh to suffer and be denied the wives who want children and ship which has taken place evoked a similar opinion. But consolation any human body would seek under torture; and she have had difficulty in con- a later case in Chicago de- Dr. Abner I. Weisman sug- came up with the idea of denying ourselves, the use of flesh on with that shadowy Mr. X who Ving. His discovery, how- cided that where an agency was gests that spermatazoa from Friday (the day of His death). . r, will equally serve those is the real father of the child. involved, the donor in an arti- Jtwo or more donors should be who for right reasons need It would have been worse, if she had made us torture our- ficial inseminatiotf case was not used in any one month. This help in moral birth control. The husband too, is often selves by whipping our bodies on Friday or making us undergo emotionally upset. His friends guilty of adultery. opens up the abhorred practice some other imitation of Our Lord's own sufferings. Thus science now makes clear may have taunted him un- of polyandry. One can, however, quickly But wisely and prudently she insisted only on abstinence the rightness of the divine or- mercifully. from flesh meat. dinance. People who should visualize the many legal prob- Who knows but that other space conceptions, or even Even if only for social rea- lems which could arise. We frightful practices may also Let's bear in mind that it's no light matter. Our sins are often avoid them entirely, will be sons, it would not be safe to can imagine a husband, for follow: the husband may de- serious; the need for penance is correspondingly serious. instance, who might sue for mand equal rights and desire able to do so without moral or encourage a process which We should remember that the authority we disobey in dis- physical damage, and without would eventually do away with divorce from his wife on the a child from a mysterious grounds of adultery when she Mrs. X because his wife is regarding the law is divine authority, because the Church acts degrading the sacred relation- the sense of sin and give free with the authority Christ gave her in such matters. ship which is part of the sacra- play to a neurotic who would in- bore a child and he was able incapable of having a child. ment of marriage. dulge himself in the degradation to prove that he was sterile. Physicians too may be held So we Catholics, wisely ordered to do so by Christ's of having children from a dist- Also, a child born of such a for damages if the donor he Church, give up flesh meat on Friday to do penance for our Those who obey God and ance. *- pregnancy might discover the selects is father to a feeble- sins and to honor the crucifixion of Our Lord, whose flesh the Church find in the long the name of his real father minded, or insane child. was crucified for those same SUM. Unfortunately, however, the run, that they have been serv- and later sue for a share of I suppose that no other sign so marks the Catholic as ab- ing their .own happiness also. practice of artificial insemi- the estate after the death of From the religious viewpoint, nation seems to be gaining the Holy Father in his address stinence from meat on Friday. And no sign so marks the lax And those who disobey learn his "proxy" father. Catholic as-partial or total disregard for the law. sooner or later that they have ground in the USA. A report to Catholic physicians in 1951 purchased sorrow rather than from Hie New York Journal of The proxy father might be completely ruled out "test tube We're lucky that there is such a custom and law. Otherwise Joy. Medicine reveals that more able t» sue the mother for at babies." xnaay of us would do no penance at all for our sins.
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After the Returning to the Church, one wonders if the words that shadows of the Blue Ridge Moun-. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER Resurrection, he became first tains. . Playgrounds for camp Our Lord applied, in the Apocalypse, to the Church of Lao- sports, large modern pool, moun- OF THE EASTER. Apparition of St. Mi- Bishop of Jerusalem. He is the dicea, which was a symbol of the whole Church at one period tain water lake, with all activities chael the Archangel. This feast author of a canonical epistle. guided by trained counselors. of history, does not apply to us who are busy about many Ideal accommodations inOLodge ASSUMPTION commemorates ' the apparition He was martyred about the year 62 at Jerusalem by being thrown things: "I know of their doings . . . Thou sayest, I am rich; I for visiting parents. Camp pro- of St. Michael on Monte Gar- vides pickup service to or irom 1517 Brickell Ave. gano in southern Italy in the from a pinnacle of the temple have come into my own; nothing now is wanting to me." Then nearest rail, air, bus terminal. A .camp for youngsters to grow FR 9-3323 • Miami, Florida fifth century. Another appari- and then stoned. Our Lord tells the truth about the false prosperity of the . .. spiritually, healthfully. tion in France in the eighth Thursday, May 12 Church of Laodicea: "All the while, if thou didst know-it, it RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL century led to the foundation of SS NEREUS, ACHILLEUS, is thou who art wretched; it is thou who art to be pitied ... FOR GIRLS Mont St. Michel in Brittany. DOMITILLA AND PANCRAS, My counsel to thee is to come and buy from Me what thou Elementary and Secondary Monday, May 9 Martyrs. SS. Nereus and Achil- ST. GREGORY OF NAZIAN- leus were Roman martyrs who needest: gold proved in fire to make thee rich." He goes COLLEGE PREPARATORY ZEN, Bishop-Confessor-Doctor, were baptized by St. Peter and on to say: "See where I stand." He is standing outside the AND GENERAL COURSES was the son of St. Gregory the were servants of St. Flavia Do- door knocking — not inside. Elder. He achieved an out- mitilla. They were banished with Conducted by standing record as a student her as Christians to the Isle of Ponza and were beheaded about THE RELIGIOUS OF THE and was a schoolmate of St. This must give us pause! Maybe we are poor. Maybe Basil the Great. Later St. Basil 100. St. Pancras died in the ASSUMPTION we need the gold that was purified by fire, which is sacri- consecrated him Bishop. He be- fourth century in the persecu- fice and self-denial. Can we really say that we have let came Patriarch of Constantino- tion under Diocletian. He had been a favorite at the Emper- Christ into our lives when all we give each year to the ple, in 379, expelled the Arian intruder, and spent his time or's court, but moved by the Vicar of Christ for the missions of the entire world is 27c working for peace and sound prayer of his mother and sis- apiece? doctrine until his death in 389. tersj repented his apostasy, and HI 4-6744 With SS. Athanasius, Basil and was scourged and beheaded for Let us not leave the Divine Master at our door knock- John Chrysostom, he is ranked the Faith. ing. He must be brought inside by recognition of our spirit- among the leaders of the East- Friday, May 13 ual poverty: that we need His Cross, His self-denial, His ern Church. ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE, Tuesday, May 10 Bishop - Confessor - Doctor. He Sacrifice in our lives. And for what purpose? The only ST. ANTONINUS, Bishop-Con- was born at Monte Pulciano in purpose for which we live on earth — to extend the King- fessor. Born in Florence in 1389, 1542, received his education of God. Our counsel is: "Come and buy what thou needest" he joined the Dominicans and from the Jesuits and joined their — the gold of merit purchased by sacrifice for the Society became Archbishop of Florence society at the age of 18. He first achieved his reputation as a de- for the Propagation of the Faith. in 1446. A confidant of the Pope, he administered the last sac- fender of the church in Louvain raments to Pope Eugene IV. He and from then on busied him- GOD LOVE YOU to F.R.V. for $2 "Enclosed are two dol- died in 1449 and Pope- Pius II self against attacks by non- lars which were saved in my sister's bubble gum machine. It attended his funeral. Catholics through his writings took a lot of chewing On the part of my little brothers and Wednesday, May 11 and speeches. He was created a sisters to get it." ... to Mrs. J.K. for $5 "I am past eight-two SS. PHILIP AND JAMES Cardinal in 1598, was named now, and don't see very well, but well enough to see that some- THE LESS, Apostles. St. Philip Archbishop of Capua in 1602, one needs help. It has been a few months, since I have sent was a native of Bethsaida. He but was recalled to Rome' je you any money so I thought it was aboat time, knowing it will always takes fifth place in the years later and died the.—--in do some good some place." . . . to M H. and Friends for $12 catalogue of the Apostles. He is 1621. He was canonized in 1930. Saturday, May 14 •"Each time we watch your program we put aside a quarter mentioned as a confidant of Our to send to you. Each time we don't watch your program we Operated Lord in St. John's Gospel. After ST. BONIFACE, Martyr. He donate fifty cents. We are enclosing twelve dollars which we the Ascension, he is believed to was beheaded as a Christian in know you will be able to use." By have preached in Asia Minor Tarsus, Cilicia, about 307. 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Rage 8 THE VOICE Miami,' Ha. May 6, 1960 MARYKNOLL PRIEST NAMED DIRECTOR CONTRACT HARDWARE LIGHTING FIXTURES Church Sets Up Latin American Bureau MODERNFOLD DOORS
ALUMINUM WASHINGTON (NO — Father stitutions of mercy and edu- the National Catholic Welfare Monsignor Tanner is secretary PLAZA 4-5451 LUBRICANT John J. Considine, M.M., expert cation and financial assistance Conference headquarters in of the committee. CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH on the world mission endeavors as well as a lively prayerful OPERATION & PROTECTION POR Washington. Awning . Jalousie - Sliding of the Church, has been named and brotherly concern for the Father Considine, a native of FARREY'S WINDOWS, DOORS & 101 ARTICLES director of the newly formed Church in Latin America such Serving with Cardinal Cush- New Bedford, Mass., joined Proven since 1?S2 by satisfied user. everywhere Latin American Bureau of the as befits zealous Catholics in- ing on the committee from the Maryknoll (the Catholic Foreign 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue At most Builder Supply. Paint & Hardware National Catholic Welfare Con- Mission Society of America) in Stores. Made by Eugene Dornisli & Sop terested in the welfare of the American Hierarchy are: MIAMI • FLORIDA 375 S.W. 12th Street ference. things of God throughout the Archbishop Karl J. Alter of 1915. He is the author of a num- Psmpano Beach, Florida Cincinnati, chairman of the ber of books, including "New Approved by the American world. NCWC administrative board; Horizons in Latin America," Hierarchy, the bureau was "The Hierarchy of the United published in 1958. His other established to aid the Church Archbishop Robert E. Lucey States responds wholeheartedly of San Antonio, Tex., Arch- books include "Latin America "Featuring in Latin America. The des- — Call for Forty Thousand"; f '"« of the bureau will be to this invitation. To implement bishop Joseph E. Ritter of St. "Africa, World of New Men"; ^^••d'by'a committee from our earnest efforts to be worthy Louis; Bishop Mariano S. "World Christianity"; "Across a The Brands among the U.S. Bishops, head- neighbors and confreres of our Garriga of Corpus Christi, ed by Richard Cardinal dish- beloved co-religionists to the Tex.; Bishop Joseph T. Mc- World"; "March Into Tomor- ing, Archbishop of Boston. south it announces the estab- Gucken of Sacramento, Calif., row"; "When the Sorghum Was You Know" lishment of a Latin American and Auxiliary Bishop James High,"- and "A Window on the MEN S AND BOYS WEAR The U.S. committee will work Bureau as an integral unit of H. Griffiths of New York. World." with committees of the Canadian 9830 N.E. 2nd Are. • MIAMI SHORES • PLoza 4-0331 and Latin American hierarchies, in furthering the efforts of the THIS JUST HAD TO HAPPEN THIS JUST HAD TO HAPPEN THIS JUST Pontifical Commission for Latin H America in Rome. "Appointment of Father Con- 3 sidine of the Maryknoll Mis- swners as director was con- firmed at the spring meeting of JOIN THE CRUSADE the NCWC administrative board here. TO MAKE YOUR CITY STREETS AND HIGHWAYS SAFER In conjunction with the ap- pointment, Msgr. Paul. F. Tanner, general -secretary of FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR FELLOWMAN! the NCWC, issued a statement outlining the scope of the new bureau's operations: not AhoduuL with. UXSLASL AicdiMkA. "In recent years, notably since the Eucharistic Congress Aowrintf. thafflic acad&nJtA. ?? of Rio de Janeiro in 1955, the Church's leaders in Latin Amer- ica have taken many wide and energetic steps toward a gen- fatal®* Soar Pace! YEAR'S FOUR DAY Weekend bought TRAFFIC
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The Riviera Beach" will be held at sparkling "Roof Review" the Cenacle Retreat House on with Mimi Bijou * The Wednesday and Thursday, May Casuals -k Continuous en- 11 and 12. tertainment from 7:00 p.m. * No Cover or Minimum. Father Joseph M. Mc- Reservations Suggested— Laughlin of St. Clare parish, North Palm Beach, will con- Ramon FR 9-5461 duct the conferences which New Everglades Hotel, Bis- will begin at 10 a.m. Wednes- eayne Boulevard on the Bay, 1 Jay and conclude at 4 p.m. 2nd to 3rd Streets, Miami, Thursday. Florida Plans for a week-end retreat May 13-15 have been announced Voice Photos by members of the Mothers FIRST OFFICERS of the newly organized youth group at Centro SPANISH-SPEAKING boys chat with Father Hugh Flynn, diocesan Club of St. Rose of Lima parish, v Hispano Catolico are Flavia Hernandez, vice-president; Sonia director of the Spanish Apostolate and executive director of the Miami Shores. Vasquez, president; Maria Soberats, secretary and Greta Wolff, Spanish Center located in downtown Miami. treasurer. They will be assisted by various committees. Father James J. Walsh, dio- cesan director of vocations Joint Installation will conduct the retreat and NOTICE! : the conferences are reserved School Group Elects Student Drama Set In Hialeah Temporary Change for club members and their At Corpus Christi Joint Installation ceremon- in Store Hours friends. At Barry May 8 ies for new officers of the Moth- The Home and School Asso- ers Club and Altar and Rosary Every Day 4 pm fo 8 pm Inquiries regarding the con- ciation of Corpus Christi parish "Destined Star," Barry Col- ferences should be addressed Society of St. John the,Apostle Saturdays 9 am fo 8 pm to the Retreat Office of the Cen- has named^Mrs. A. G. Mendoza, lege's first all student produc- parish, Hialeah, will be held acle at Box 8625 Lantana. president. tion of the year and will be pre- Wednesday evening, May 11 at AT sented in the college auditorium the DAV Hall. Other officers are Mrs. Ar- Sunday, MaV/fr, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. John Centore, presi- ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC thur Wood and Mrs. Joseph San- dent of the Mothers Club will Senior At Barry tamaria,. vice-presidents; Mrs. The play, a biblical-historical be assisted during the coming Wilfred Finley, treasurer; Mrs. drama, was adapted from the year by Mrs. Paul Godshalk, BOOK Gets Scholarship Jack Cavallero, recording sec- Old Testament Book of Esther vice • president; Mrs. Jaines by Mercedes Molina, a junior. Robertson, treasurer; Mrs. AND To Catholic U. retary and Mrs. Paul Turcotte, Robert Barnable, recording corresponding secretary. Nancy Yohe, a junior, is pro- secretary and Mrs. George A two-year, scholarship for ad- ducer-director. Psinakis, corresponding sec- FILMS Mrs. Anthony Cieri is histori- vanced theatrical study at the The story tells of a girl liv- retary. Catholic University of America an and Mrs. William Forthman, CENTER ing in Babylonian captivity, who Altar.and Rosary Society of- has been awarded to Barry Col- parliamentarian. lege senior, Rosemary Schiraldi. through a beauty contest be- ficers are Mrs. Frank Wilson, comes Queen of the Persian president; Mrs. Robert Kranz* -2700 Biscayne Blvd. One of the two recipients se- vice-president; Miss Ruth Cov- lected from more than ISO ap- St. Hugh Guild.Elects empire. ell, treasurer; Mrs. J. Russell FR 1-0835 plicants, Miss Schiraldi is a irThe cast features Barbara - Hopkins, Sr., recording secre- Operated by the Speech and Drama major and Mrs. FranksHewlett tary and Miss Evelyn Hickey, Crane as Esther, and includes Daughters of St. Paul a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Hewlett has corresponding secretary. Joseph Schiraldi of St. Patrick been elected first president of Ann Lewis, Jane Simons, Sand- parish, Brooklyn, N.Y. the New St. Hugh Guild in Co- ra Hovey, Donna Graham, Isa- conut Grove. belle Hutchinson, Elizabeth Ad- Under the unique "Players jemian, Mary Ann Morris and Make Your Reservations • Plan," she will alternate a se- Other officers who will serve other students of the college. ~ AMPLE Now for Mother's Day mester of graduate study with a the organization are Mrs. Ed- FREE (May 8th) '•semester, of j practical acting ex- , ward Lyk and Mrs. Edward PARKING perience with the noted Shake- Henry, vice-presidents; Mrs. Philip D. Lewis, Realtor spearian company, Playfers, In- William Peters, recording sec- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS CAFETERIAS corporated, founded by Father retary; Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, PALM BEACH COUNTY Gilbert Hartke, O.P., head of treasurer and Mrs. Kenneth 31 West 20th Street r Catholic University's- drama de- J>eGarmo, corresponding secre- Riviera Beach • VI 4-0301 partment. tary. FAMILY Now secretary of the Barry Playhouse, Miss Schiraldi will MEALS appear during the coining sea- son in the Players' production of "The Oresteia" by Aeschy- AT BUDGET lus and Shakespeare's "Mer- chant of Venice." PRICES She will be remembered by Miami audiences for her per- 'vmances in the Barry produc- frorath st 8 Locations in South Florida tions of "Song of Bernadette," "Bamboo Cross", and "Sweet EARN ' 1 MIAMI • N. MIAMI Mystery." . FORT LAUDERDALE • POMPANO BEACH Singles Plan Dance WEST HOLLYWOOD — The HIGH OVER MIAMI! 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May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. DIRECTOR OF DETROIT SCHOOL ADDRESSES DCCW Bring Christ Into Tour Daily Lives, DCCW Urged Every person must assume a "It is incumbent upon us who warned. "If you do not pre- personal responsibility to bring would be leaders to know what pare, you will not be able to Christ into the "market place we believe and why. We must be accomplish it." of every day affairs" and each certain that we are on the side must j;o forth with the zeal of of truth and justice. Armed with "There are many tricks and the''" early Christians, Father this knowledge, we must then simple formulas" which can be Thomas J. Bresnahan advised . . . show the way. To do this used in training competent members of the Miami DCCW we must perfect our abilities to speakers, Father Bresnahan said. Brevity, correct pronunci- during a leadership workshop express ourselves . . . This ation and sincerity were the Sunday afternoon. means we must be poised, con- chief points stressed by the don't let Addressing hundreds of ear- fident, enthusiastic, pleasant Christopher leader. ly arrivals, Father Bresna- and" convincing. We must culti- han, director of the Christo- vate a good memory. We must Robert Williams, Christ OCTOPLUGS pher Career Guidance School be able to think quickly and leadership Course instructo'r in Detroit, said: "Recent his- logically. We must think- crea- conducted the audience partici- get you tory alone is sufficient warn- tively. We must know the rules pation session during which Ugly tangles of exten- ing that the advocates of for participating in meetings members heard the importance sion cord mean insuffi- truth and justice should take and conferences," Father Bres- of memory and association of cient outlets. Appliances heed lest they be drowned nahan declared. •• • ideas to leadership. Miss Mary- lyn Dolan, NCCW Foreign Re- starved for current won't CHRISTOPHER LEADERS, Father Thomas J. Bresiiahan and out by the advocates of error simply because the latter are "God has a mission in life lief Secretary spoke on "Devel- work at peak efficiency. • Robert Williams, discuss last minute details of the leadership Better call your Elec- more skillful practitioners of for you. If yon do not follow oping an Articulate, Well In- trical Contractor now - training workshop which they conducted at the convention. the* art of persuasion. it, it will not be done," he formed Laity." for a FULL HOUSE- ; POWER check-up, free. "\ ThoJdh MORE POTENT THAN MISSILES SSMCJI 24 7134 Abbott Ave. YEARS IN Love, Stud/ The Mass, Women Told Miami Beach OPERATION The Mass is a weapon strong- tians who ever lived. That was clared. "The Mass is the per- er than any ballistic missile in the message which Brother Ed- fect formula for choosing God the warfare against material- ward Lawrence, F.M.S., and making heaven grow in our FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. Call ism and through the Mystical brought to the Miami DCCW souls. It is the certain guaran- UNion Body the faithful are vitally and 6-3131 parley. tee that our offering will be ac- intimately united to all Chris- cepted. At Mass we are not STEGEMAN Principal speaker at a spiri- spectators; we have a definite ^ itual development program on J e we 1er role to play. We are priests. St. Monday, Brother Edward is Augustine said it, 'All Chris- TV an instructor of American tians are priests because they History and English at Chris- are members of the one priest, FINE WATCH topher Columbus High School Jesus Christ.' APPLIANCES in Miami; AND "Therefore, like a priest we 6 Famous Makes Speaking on "The Lay-Partic- offer our sacrifice for those JEWELRY REPAIRING -fa Lowest Prices ipation in the Liturgy,"" Brother buried in sin. The eternal life -]Ar Easy Bank Terms Edward emphasized' that "the or death of a whole multitude * •JC Guaranteed Services miracle of the Mystical Body of may depend on my intention Christ was God's solution to the and my offering. How impor- 2304 Ponce de leon Blvd. problem of time. By the living tant it is to understand the organism of the Mystical Body, vast power we have when we Coral Cables, Florida are united to Christ. In the men can be freed from the- words of the priest, we pray 643 N. Andrews chains of time, they can be ab- for our own salvation and Phone HI 6 6081 JA 3-4337 sorbed by the Divine Life in for that of the whole world,'" FT. LAUDERDALE such a way that they tran- Brother Edward told dele- scend time," he said, "And we gates. are united to Mary by a closer "Let us carry away the con- bond than we usually consider; viction that the liturgy is not -DIOCESE OF MIAMI we are united to Peter, united intended to be a beautiful plaV to Augustine, to your patron of symbols. It is the public wor- saint and mine, to the humblest ship of the Mystical Bqdy; its PILGRIMAGE saint without a name. They still aim is to effect a real union of TO THE live, sustained by the life that the soul with Christ. We partici- nourishes us, the life' of the pate morerfully in the liturgy by 37th INTERNATIONAL the Dialogue Mass, by the won- Mystical Body, the life .of grace. derful Little Office of the Bles- EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS ~ "For years, perhaps, we have sed Virgin, by the life of the at MUNICH — and THE been attending Mass, passively Sacraments," Brother Edward said. ©BERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY watching the priest move about on the altar, almost as we Under the Spiritual Sponsorship of "Above all, let us live , might watch an actor in a play. Mass," he urged. "Since wfe—/ The Most Reverend COLEMAN F. CARROLL, It must take on a new mean- not understand the full beauty Bishop of Miami ing for us," Brother Edward de- and meaning of the Mass, let us make resolutions to read. Find some time in your crowd- Leaving fronv-Miami, July 11, 1960 via Eastern Knights Bill Benefit Show x Air /Lines and Pan American World -Airways ed day to read. Your enthusi- "Jet" Flights and returning August 11, 1960. The annual variety show of asm will grow as your know- Including visits to Lisieux, Lourdes, Rome and The Miami Council, Knights of ledge grows. If you do nbt read, ' Ars. Also a 7-day extension tour to British Isles Columbus, will be staged tonight 'despite your best intentions, you and Ireland. Under the spiritual leadership of (Friday) and Saturday at the will soon forget the meaning of The Very Reverend Msgr. Robt. W. Schiefen, council hall, 3405 NW 27th Ave. the Mass. The one thing that_ Chancellor ol the-Diocese of Miami. The benefit performances be- matters is bur union with Christ gin at 8 p.m. •' . in the Mass." For Descriptive Folder —- Contact: MONROE TRAVEL SERVICE RETAIL DIVISION Therese Beckman, Representative 14 N.E.'Lst AVENUE ~pFLORIDA-FOREMOST 512 AINSLEY BLDGT, MIAMI, FLA. Phone: FR 9-4651, FR 9-9843 Phone: DAIRIES FR 4-2621 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF ••••••••< FRANK HOLT, Manager THE VOICE Miami, Flo* May 6, I960 Students Present Pageant At DCCW Convention
CHILDREN with Faith was the theme of a youth pageant pre- sented by students of Little Voice Photos IMPORTANT PART of God's service are the seminarian and THE HOLY FAMILY, the true ideal toward Flower School, Coral Gables, 'of faith, is completed by the boys and girls altar boy portrayed by Joseph Brown and Terry Eberle which all children should build in an atmosphere during the convention. who participated in \the costume presentation.
Strengthen The Family Unit C e1ebrate To Aid Youth, Women Urged MOTHER'S DAY Strengthening the family as join movements and organiza- the basic unit of society to give tions were also a major con- with a Family Dinner children needed faith, "faith in ference topic, she pointed out. God and faith in their families, OPEN 11 A.M. TO 1 A.NL ' faith in their country and faith "Admittedly the first prob- *FULLY . at in themselves," was urged by lem may be due to economic AIR-CONDITIONED Mrs. H. J. G. Essex, retiring circumstances," Mrs. Essex president of the Miami DCCW. said. "Perhaps we Catholic Only diocesan council pres- women should exert ourselves a ident named a delegate to the little more to lend a helping recent White House Confer- hand to the woman with a fam- ence on Children and Youth, ily who must work." Mrs. Essex spoke to conven- tion delegations during a A tendency to call on the few Tuesday afternoon workshop who have indicated leadership devoted to the needs of to- qualities ... the idea that chil- MOTHER'S DAY MENU: day's children. dren must belong to things, re- ANTIPASTO ANTIPASTO sults in keeping both parents SOUP — SALAD HOME MADE SOUP "Our diversified population," and children out of the home SHRIMPS SALAD and SPAGHETTI she pointed out, "with its many and forces conformity on both ALA MARINARA CALAMARI and SCUNGILEI conflicting values has created the parent and child, slWsaid. SPAGHETTI NEAPOLITAN STYLE WHITE HOUSE conference delegates, Mrs. H. J. " G. Essex, (HOT or SWEET) problems in developing accept- A reasonable participation in GARLIC ROLLS outgoing president of. the Miami DCCW and Mrs. Mark A. ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE GARLIC ROLLS ed standards. - f projects outside the home are Theissen view the exhibit sponsored by Miami Catholic Charities. and COFFEE N ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE "Probably most of us • have necessary, she pointed out. and COFFEE moved to Florida from' another CONSTANT VIGIL i.59 $1.59 state. Remember how you felt Mrs. Essex also stressed that when you were confronted with parents should maintain a con- ANTIPASTO ANTIPASTO the need to enroll children in HOME MADE SOUP ' HOME MADE SOUP stant vigil over television, mov- Teem SALAD and SPAGHETTI school, find a satisfactory place SALAD ies, and literature, which in LARGE DELMONICO STEAK MANICOTTI to live, find your parislf Church, some cases "can have detri- GARLIC ROLLS a doctor, a* dentist? Now that mental effect" on family life. ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE RAVIOLI we are pretty well settled here,' 3007 N. Federal Highway and COFFEE SPAGHETTI COMBINATION The more than 7,000 delegates Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — Phone LO 6-8704 -GARLIC ROLLS do we remember to extend a ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE helping hand to the newcomer who met in Washington, wrote Complete Line of Pre-teen and Junior Miss Dresses fl.59 and COFFEE in oinv midst?" a number of recommendations concerning our children and Sportswear • Dresses j# Lingerie ANTIPASTO WORKING MOTHERS AS FEATURED IN MADEMOISELLE & SEVENTEEN MAGS. SOUP — SALAD *1.59 youth, she said. The most im- Next Door to WEE GIJYS & GALS CHILDREN'S SHOF VEAL SHANK Helping newcomers to feel at porfant, in the estimation of ANTIPASTO home in the community, she POTATOES ' HOME MADE SOUP / Catholic delegates was the em- PEAS and CARROTS SALAD said, will help remove "some phasis on youth's need for "re- GARLIC ROLLS STUFFED LASAGNE of the frustrations that are ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE ligious values and belief- in GARLIC ROLLS bound to be reflected on their and COFFEE 1 God," Mrs. Essex concluded. ITALIAN CHEESE CAKE children. " and COFFEE - Outlining recommendations '1.59 Chinese Orphans Arrive *1.59 of the Family Life Work to SOMETHING NEW ANTIPASTO ', • • the Washington conference, NEW-YORK (NO — Six Chi- HOME MADE SOUP ANTIPASTO .Mrs. Essex emphasized that nese orphans from Hong -Kong Separate entrance for our Installment SALAD and SPAGHETTI HOME MADE SOUP VEAL CUTLET PARMMANA - SAUfo and SPAGHETTI "working mothers" w«re a< have arrived in the United Loan Department . . . 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Promise to do one lit- Delegates representing 86 ficers. » Diocese of Greensbnrg, Pa. tle thing. Ask our Blessed groups now affiliated with the Mother for the success of the first organization activated by Principal speaker at the ban- Urging members to dedicate Diocese and for the success Bishop Carroll following his . quet was Msgr. Donald A. Mc- their "continued and renewed of the Miami Diocesan Coun- installation as first Bishop of .Gowanr director of the Bureau efforts to Our Blessed Lady," cil of Catholic Women. We Miami attended the closing of Health and Hospitalization Monsignor McGowan advised may just as well agree on banquet on Tuesday evening for the National Catholic Wel- special prayers during, the that because in the eyes of during which Mrs. Mark A. fare Conference' who extended month of May. God and in the eyes of our Blessed Mother they are im- Spiritual Moderator Tells Group Mernbers: ' portant." Illustrating his remarks with a copy of a recent picture page entitled "Hundreds of Devoted Let love.Of God' Motivate Work Women Do Silent Service for Christ" which appeared in THE Love of God is the only prop- your distasteful duties or for working for the Church, need VOICE, MonsigiMr McGowan er motive for Women partici- publicity," he added; she bother about 'keeping _her said "all of you are certainly pating in organization Work at motives high? Possible with, a giving 'Silent Service' for Christ. • Voice Photo Pointing out that the process the parish, deanery or diocesan low motive even Church work The* true work is done by the MAY ALTAR on the speakers' table in the convention hall holds of defining our motives is not silent workers." the interest of Mrs. R. D. Skellenger of. St., Joseph parish, Stuart levels; Father David J. Heffer- can be done truly successfully. nan, told opening sessions of a simple one, Father Heffer- and Mrs. R. Sandhoefner of St. Gregory parish, Plantation. But a low motive in Church "We save our souls individual- the Miami DCCW convention nan stressed that motives can work is nearly the same as a ly but also with the help of on Monday. '""" and do effect our success in our friends," Monsignor Mc- low motive in marriage. Emphasizing the theme of undertakings quite directly. Gowan said as he noted that Aid To Vocations, Retreats "If a girl's motive for mar- "God would never approve or- this year's .3-day meeting, • Pointing out that the process "God of Love • Love of God," riage is purely for food and ganizations like the DCCW if of defining our motives is not He didn't mean that .man should Among DCCW Resolutions Father Heffernan, who is security, don't you think that a simple one, Father Heffernan live in society. None of us can spiritual moderator of the Mi- truth will prevail? She will Resolutions adopted by the the Confraternity of Chris- ami Council, challenged the stressed that motives; can and argue it, we are going to need Miami DCCW assembled in con- tian Doctrine, Catholic Youth be disdainful of other girls help, as we are all going to._ hundreds of women present to do affect our success inunderr vention reaffirm the allegiance and Family Life programs; who really are. in- love. She die and when we stand in front examine . their jmotives tor of the council to Pope John and by promoting the partici- takings quite directly.- will tend to suspect others' of our Blessed Mother and Our membership in clubs and or- XXIII and dedicates the apos- pation of all Catholic families - WANTED TO EMBARRASS Lord in judgment, let us not ganizations affiliated with the motives and become officious tolic efforts of the organization in diocesan retreats for the be like Mark Antony when he work of the Church. "If a child has no motive to toward them. The power of of- to the diligent fulfillment of the laity and further study and learn reading, he will have a fice will overshadow the love came home from Egypt. • objectives of Bishop Coleman F. - perfection of the Dialogue "Why do people visit you rough go of it," he declared. of God which should motivate "After being so. miserably Carroll, striving towards the Mass as defined by the Holy while you're sick?", Father "If a soldier has no motive to her," Father Heffernan said. beaten in the battle of the spiritual growth- and intellectual See". Heffernan asked. "Merely, out Nile, he stood at the aft rail development necessary for the fight, he will be a second or Realizing that the Catholic of pity or perhaps to see the "She may even become mech- of his ship weeping bitterly, successful accomplishment of third rate rifleman. Church continues to be attack- inside of your house, or to find anical or 'professional' toward waving goodbye to Cleopatra. their goals. ed in many parts of the world out what kind of housekeeper people leaving aside the kind- 'It was not for the loss of "Since our own motives are Objectives unamiously and is subjected to propaganda yoa are? Or they might be pay- ness and compassion that love he wept but for a tryst so ill-defined, you can see the ~ agreed upon by - members which is open, cruel and vicious ing back a social favor. It is should be hers, as a feminine with greatness never kept,' " stressed the responsibility to and realizing that Catholic* hideous to think thoughts like danger of imputing motives to Christian. Monsignor McGowan conclud- foster vocations to the priest- must develop a Catholic mind this but in spite of ourselves we others," Father Heffernan ed. warned. "You've heard this, "To work for God for any hood and religious life; to, on questions of state and na- think them., enhance the spiritual growth possibly even said it: 'The other reason than love of God Msgr. Patrick J. O'Donoghue, tional importance to order to , DEFINING MOTIVES of the faithful by promoting reason she did that is be- might lose for us' the grace V.G., pastor of St. Mary Ca- •answer questions and counter- "Have you ever bothered to cause . . .' Chances are good of God," Father Heffernan thedral parish which was host act these attacks, the DCCW challenge yourself about your that 'she' wasn't really sure concluded. "Therefore work to the convention gave the in- urged continued support and motive for organization work? herself why she did it, and it for God but keep those mo- vocation at the dinner and Mrs. St. Rose Clubs reading of the Catholic press, Just a nickel's worth of imagi- is unfair to determine casual- tives up!" Leo LaBelle of Little Flower particularly THE VOICE. nation will conjure up a whole parish, Hollywood, diocesan Insta! I Officers ly such a difficult question Mrs. Mark A. Theissen, presi- The Civil Defense Commit- list of motives," Father Heffer- parliamentarian was toastmis- Members of St. Rose of Lima with practically no founda- dent of the National "Council of tee in cooperation with the nan stated. , tress. Guild and The "Mothers' Club tion.' ' Catholic Women and Miss Civil Defense Program will I "For instance, some rea- Rave elected new officers to bring spiritual and material "The Pharisees asked' some Marylyn Dolan, secretary of the A statue of the Blessed Vir- sons might be, to get out of serve during the coming'year. resources to the needy in both good questions of -Christ, but Foreign Relief department of gin was presented to Mrs. the house, to satisfy the need Mrs. John M. Flowers will natural disasters and war their motive was to embarrass the NCCW extended greetings H. J. G. Essex in recognition of to be heard, to be recognized be installed as president of the emergencies. Him in the eyes of His follow- to the Miami DCCW during the . her service as first president of in a way one does not get parish Guild on May^9. Mrs. ers. Judas onee loved Christ, sessions. the Miami DCCW. Members of affiliations with-- 'recognition at home, to avoid Edgar Layton and Miss Mary but 30 pieces of silver suddenly jn the council will support housework, to expand the po- Scott are vice-presidents; Mrs. became a high motive. - wholeheartedly Camp Matecum- tential you always thought John H. McGeary, Sr., treas- _. urer; Miss Bea Becker, re- be, diocesan youth camp locat--, you had, the love of power or "What real difference does it ed in South Dade County and importance, to be so involved make what motive a woman cording secretary and Mrs. Adelaide McCombs, corre- will maintain vigilance in fight- in organization work that you has for doing parish or dioce- ing for decency and morality in won't.have to face some of san work? As long as she's sponding secretary. Mrs. Jay A. Weber, a past^ radio, television, motion pic- president of the organization, tures, public press and li*"-*- is the installing officer. ture in all forms. y
Women's Ai d To Refugees Father John t Neff, assistant pastor, officiated at installation ceremonies for officers of The (Delegates Elected| Cited By NCCW Panelist Mothers Club. - \ Mrs. WJHiam Terheyden, (To DCGW Board! Contributions exceeding $100,- Emphasizing that refugees president will be assisted by Delegates .- at - large JBOO have been donated' by mem- are "living and waiting for de- Mrs. Charles Schwarz and elected to the Board of Di- bers of the National Council liverance, physically, spiritual- Mrs. Carroll O'Connor, vice* rectors of the Miami DCCW Catholic Women to aid refugees ' ly andjntellectually," Miss Dol- presidents; Mrs. Donald during the convention are: •an countries throughout the an pointed out-that members of Stout, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Mrs. William Demerit, the NCCW have accepted the world, during • World Refugee Fallon, recording secretary South Dade- Deanery. Year, according to Miss Mary- challenge and recognized their and Mrs. F. Thomas .Bowes, Mrs. John DeRosa, North lyn Dolan, NCCW foreign relief role as women to "nurture life corresponding secretary. , secretary. and give hope and help." p. Dade Deanery Mrs. Robert Payne, president $ Mrs. Eugene Ahearn, Bro- In Miami to address sessions Mrs. M.V. McLaughlin of of the North Dade Deanery of •' ward Deanery of the second annual convention West Palm Beach, diocesan for- the Miami DCCW outlined coun- ;A Mrs. Arthur T. Rask, East cil activities for Mothers' Club of the Miami DCCW, Miss Dolan eign relief chairman presided at Coast Deanery , was a principal speaker during the program, during which Mrs.. Vojce Photo members and Mrs. R. H. Bisch- Mrs. E. Pardee, Southwest a program devoted to foreign Mark A. Theissen, president of FOREIGN RELIEF secretary, Miss Marylyn Dolan of NCCW off and Mrs. James Alvord - Coast Deanery. relief projects of the national the NCCW, outlined her recent (center) is shown with Father David J. Heffernan, Miami DCCW were co-chairmen of arrange- federation. trip to the Holy Land. moderator and Mrs. M. V. McLaughlin, diocesan chairman. ments.
*ooe 14 THE VOJCE Fl«. May 6, 1960 Pictorial Highlights At 3-Day Convention Of Miami DGCW
TICKET TO HEAVEN via the Spiritual Development railroad was Voice Pbotoa a featured exhibit during the three-day DCCW convention with PONTIFICAL LOW MASS celebrated by Bishop Coleman F. the DCCW convention as members heard Bishop Carroll em- Thomas A. -Gorman engineering the electric railway system. Carroll Monday morning in St. Mary Cathedral formally opened phasize the theme of the meeting—"God of Love—Love of God."
REGISTRATION DESK conducted by members.. and School Association, convention hostesses, CONVENTION DELEGATES availed themselves exhibit sponsored by the Confraternity of Chris-
of St. Mary Cathedral Altar Guild and Home was a scene of activity during the conclave. of the .opportunity to secure literature at the tian Doctrine of the Miami Diocese. r
DEANERY CAUCUSES were held in special conferences during LITERATURE EXHIBIT presented by the Miami Public Library CROWDED SESSIONS which emphasized spiritual development, the sessions. Mrs. George Hill, president, Southwest Deanery, was of interest to Mrs. Mary Garcia and her daughter, Elizabeth leadership training, foreign relief, and children and youth werfe £ St avier Mrs. Otta Smith and Mrs. R. Benson were among participants. ° ' *?"?" ? P^sh Fort Myers and Mrs Thomas E. ^j^ rf fte zea, ^ ^^ o£ ^ DCCW. 6 Grady of Miami, a past president of St. Augustine DCCW. 6
May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, f la. Page DWARD VINCENT P. E P. DUFFY "HOME ON THE RANGE'
FOXr LNC. ACREAGE JEWELERS > STATEWIDE A Pancake 305 East Atlantic Ave. Delray Beaeh. Fla. 817 N. Federal Hwy. > Delray Beach, Fla. CR 6-44^0 For- Dessert Phone CR 6-7889 \ By JOAN MEADOWS / Food Editor Every day is "Thfrst-day" heat, stirring constantly, until while you're traveling. That's thick. Add orange sections; S'nd^ Mollamm true for the stay-at-homes and cool. Serve with Feather Pan- for the young 'uns out" of school cakes, above. Makes Vh cups as well. of sauce, or 6 servings, 54 cal- ories. "I want a drink, mama!" is the plaintive cry. Many moth- JOHN —— JAMES ers recognize this cry as a gol- The young and those of us MONROE HOTELS • RESTAURANTS • INSTITUTIONS MCGUIRE den opportunity and keep a sup- who. are not so young Twill ply of milk drinks on hand just like these tasty. "Buckaroo • 24-HOUR SERVICE ON EQUIPMENT • to fulfill such requests. "Pine- Sandwiches". Here's what R. H. HERLOFSEN, President and Resident Mgr. appleVChocolate Float" is a de- you'll need: licious nourishing drink .to help keep your child in robust health. BUCKAROO SANDWICHES It's our guess you'll not con- / Broiler pan fine this float to the young 6 slices raisin bread Let GEIDE BE YOUR GUIDE When Dining Out Vi. cup (% stick) butter FOR RESERVATIONS crowd. Adults, too, go for this COCKTAIL MAINE delightful drink. See • if you 1 egg, slightly beaten LOUNGE LOBSTER don't agree. : 1 cup shredded Cheddar 10-Yeor Warranty—RHEEM~~ cheese Roast SERVING '« WE RENT LONG ISLAND HOURS: PINEAPPLE-CHOCOLATE 1 can deviled ham Boneless 4 P.M.—11 P.M. FLOAT (4% ounces) WATER HEATERS • SUNDAY r FOLDINGCHAIRS Duckling 12 Noon-11 P.M. 3 cups cold milk Lightly toast six slices of rai- 20 GAL. Telec.) $43.50 sin bread. Then place toast on SERVING DINNERS German 1 pint vanilla ice eream 30 GAL. (elec.j $49.00 AMD TABLES Member of Cuisine broiler rack and spread with Vi RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED Carte 1355 N. Federal Hwy. or ice milk • Steaks cup of creamy butter. In a me- Blanche FT. LAUDERDALE % cup (1 can, thawed) 20 GAL $59.00 PHONE LO 4-4221 • Seafood pineapple juice concentrate dium size bowl, mix together 30 GAL $68.00 Vi cup chocolate syrup , one 4% ounce can of deviled RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY ham, 1 egg, slightly beaten and Combine milk, chocolate 20 GAL.Gloss Lined $62.00 syrup and pineapple juice con- 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese. 30 GAL.G|OSS Linea $69.50 mJA 4-835K centrate and beat together thor- (¥* pound of cheese yields 1 cup when shredded). Blend ingredi-* RAY BALL PLUMBING & HDWL 1211 N.E. 4th AVE. oughly. Pour into tall glasses FT. LAUDERDALE and top with a scoop of vanilla ents together and spread on' 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 happy homes use delicious, healthful icev cream. 4 servings. toast. Place these open-face * * * sandwiches under the broiler for When guests come for din- about three minutes, 'til the ner, you want to serve an ex- cheese melts to a luscious gol- den brown. Serve hot. tfh&nucat . . . ifs extra-fresh because it's home- tra special dessert. Something produced! Get the Home Milk habit now! new and exciting, something * * * that tastes utterly scrump- TV FRUIT SALAD Miami: 2451 N.W. 7th Ave., FR-4-7696 tious, and something light and WITH HONEY DRESSING INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY* DRY CLEAN- Ft. Lauderdale: JA 3-2449 — West Pclrh Beach: OV 3-1944 easy on the calories. Here's 1 cup orange sections ING ond JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Homestead: C! 7-3235 — Key West: CY 6-9631 the answer .' . . tiny*, feath- 2 bananas LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS erweight rolled pancakes top- 1 cup pink grapefruit ped with a luscious, golden sections * SERVING * orange sauce. The combina- % cup chopped walnuts DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER tion is pure ambrosia, one 1 cup diced pineapple MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER that nobody is likely to re- Mix above ingredients togeth- sist. er and chill. 200 N.E. ITth St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 GRIFFITH'S FEATHER PANCAKES Dressing: WITH ORANGE SAUCE 1 tablespoon honey (Low Calorie) 1 tablespoon orange juice Feather Pancakes: 1 3-ounce package % cup cottage cheese, cream cheese OYSTER BAR ,. sieved (from skim milk) 1 tablespoon lemon juice . , .. . . (SINCE 1945) % cup nonfat dry Vz cup whipped cream or OFFICERS whipped nonfat dry milk solids WILLIAM O'NEIL % teaspoon salt \ milk' (reliquified) CHAIRMAN Vi cup flour Let cream cheese soften to CHARLES H. ALCOCK PRESIDENT % cup water room temperature.. Gradually IN FORT LAUDERDALE NORMAN W. LEWIS i eggs, separated ( eream in lemon and orange EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 3301 S. ANDREWS AVE. 1 teaspoon butter • juice. Lastly add %' cup whip- (for griddle) ped cream or whipped cream substitute. Serve over chilled •• - * - - • Combine cottage cheese, salt, fruit. THE flour, dry milk solids and wa- IN POMPAKO ter. Add egg yolks and beat CABBAGE ROLLS 235 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY until smooth. Beat egg whites 1 head medium ( until stiff peaks begin to form; firm cabbage (JEAN'S LOUNGE) ' WE 3-9435 fold into cheese mixture. Drop 1 pound ground lamb JOULEVARD by spoonfuls onto hot, lightly or beef greased griddle; cook until gol- % cup raw rice —Setting New Standards FLORIDA LOBSTER den. (Makes 20 3-inch pan- Juice of 1 lemon cakes. Each pancake contains 1 can • tomatoes for Banking 33 Calories; 3.4 grams protein; Salt and pepper to taste All you can eat .... f 1.0 gram fat; 2.3 grams carbo- 1 clove garlic, finely minced Service hydrate. ) Dash of mint Orange Sauce: Parboil cabbage for 5 to 10 Maine Lobster 1% cups orange juice minutes. Mix all other ingredi- Alaska King Crab % teaspoon orange find ents together and place on indi- 2 tablespoons cornstarch vidual cabbage leaves. Roll and i**° Steamed Ipswick Clams 1 teaspoon sweetening place seam side down in sauce- ,0^' solution or 8 sweet- pan. Cover with 1 can toma- Stone Crabs ening tablets toes, strained or squeezed to a ).OO . . . tfce Friendly Few grains salt pulp and which have been com- Bank on the Boulevard Also 1 large orange, sectioned bined with .% can of water. Combine all ingredients (ex- Pour over cabbage rolls and Steak Chicken Frog legs cept orange sections) in small, cook gently about 20 minutes or saucepan. Cook over medium until done. Serve hot.
Fla. Page 16 THf, VOICE -.*,*•« FAMILY CLINIC THERMO RICHARDS AIR SERVICE Mother's Race With The Clock AUTHORIZED I have a problem I'm sure most mothers with NEW and young children face — I have jour under five. If I USED FURNITURE Carrier spend as much time with them as they demand, I EASY PLANNED SERVICE cantt get the work done. If I get the work done, I'm FACTORY TRAINED MEN TERMS constantly after them to stay outside and not get the • COMMERCIAL 15% DOWN • RESIDENTIAL house so dirty. Also, should I take them for a walk DELIVERS 24 HOUR SERVICE today and iron tomorrow, or vice versa? I'd .like to 3749 No. read a little', but then I have to let something else- go. Federal Hwy MU 5-3631 | Pompano <• By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. C. A, WIEDERHOLD. President Beach, Flo. 4555 E. 10 CT., HI ALE AH ^ You're so right, Esther, all mothers with small children soon ' cover that time Is? their most scarce commodity, as the ivwvwuvwvwwiAfwwwwtfiAfiminn economists would put it. Of course, some are better managers I and organizers than others, while some have better accommo- C. A. Whitman, Jr. & Son dations in the way of household fixtures, play-space, and so on, Well Drilling - Septic Toqjc and Plumbing but all face the problem of how they should parcel out their limited time. ." / TELEPHONES: As you suggest, it is not- simply a matter of getting the LAKE WORTH - BOYNTON BEACH. work done. While there are growing, restless youngsters on JU 2-4147 ' * ' ' •. 3481 the prowl in the home, the work is never "done" because AAMWMUWWIA/MWWWVU RMAMft a mother is so much more than a housekeeper. Most women could handle the routine household tasks fairly well provided they locked the children outside, or gave in to the tempta- W.J tion to put quicksand in the play-pen. But mothers have to train, guide, and instruct, arbitrate fights, console the in- jured, curb the ag'/ $sive, encourage the meek, and supply SNWW endless suggestion! about "what to do" when the children CONCRETE run out of ideas. Boca Raton 8588 Lake Worth JU 2-9048 How should you divide your time? In early marriage you Delray CR 6-6037 West Palm Beach VI 8-2531 prided yourself on running a neat and orderly home. With a Pompano WE 3-4526 little planning you were able to find plenty of time for shop- ping, reading and recreation. When the babies started arriving, the picture gradually changed, and something had to give. Often it has been your patience, since growing youngsters and a spot- GABLES TYPEWRITER Co. less house tend to be incompatible, no matter how hard you work. World Famous Olympia Portable Essential Jobs Never Finished ogy of children. A child likes rules clear enough to be test- Olivetti Printing Calculator ed, and 'takes for granted that he will be punished for their . I suppose that most proud young housewives find it diffi- cult to distinguish between a house and a home. Some never violations — if he gets caught! NEW and USED • Standard Typewriters • Adding Machines accept the distinction — they missed their vocation, for they Hence your problem, Esther, is to strike a happy medium should have been curators of a museum. A home is a kind of • Portable Typewriters • Check Writers in your distribution of time and effort. You play various roles process, a vital, on-going affair in which not essential jobs are RENTALS • REPAIR^ in the family circle. Don't let one absorb the other. When eval- never really i finished because they are always rhythmically GABLES TYPEWRITER CO. coming up again. uating different possibilities, ask yourself what difference your decision will make, say five or 10 years from now. If it's a nice 2313 Lejeune Road HI 4-0436 Coral Gables You can't wash a child for good — sooner or later he'll One Block North of Miracle Mile return to the scene of his grime. Clean and sweep the bouse day for a walk, maybe the ironing can wait until tomorrow.-- as you will, eventually your brood will re-enter, like the Hank Gabelniann—Jack O'Donnell unclean spirits in the parable, and the last state may be * *. • ^ " worse than the first. You may prepare them a banquet or (It will be impossible for Father Thomas to answer a snack — eating only makes them hungry. personal letters.) S ANCIENT All effective mothers have learned that they must make cer- Repair work a specialty tain compromises,. Since their time is limited and they do not have the power of bilocation, they have to strike a happy me- dium in their devotion to their roles as housekeeper, wife, and PAUL ASENJO mother. In practice this means that they • develop a balanced scale of values based on an adequate evaluation of-their various PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR roles. 701- 37th Street Phone Shop TE 2-4039 West Palm Beach U no answer call Mother Sometimes Neglects Herself Florida VI 4-3793 For example, it shows lack of balance to place so much IN THE 12th CENTURA, emphasis on keeping the house orderly and neat that husband Alfonso VII. King oi Leon, and children are regarded as potential threats.. Some mothers Castile and Galicia success- go to the opposite extreme, forgetting that their husbands have fully drove_*he Moors from Open Daily and Sunday hie kingdom. In gratitude a Tight to be fed and to receive reasonable attention, while 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.lwT the children must learn to limit their demands and cooperate to God, he founded, in J1U, Guided Tours in English as members of a group. the MONASTERIO de SAN BERNARDO de SACRA- and Spanish — Perhaps the most serious error some women make is iVlEMA in an isolated valley to become 'so completely immersed in housework and child- in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian care that they neglect their own growth and development. Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten Although the early years of bearing and rearing children until 1925 when discovered and purchased by Wm. Randolph place heavy demands upon mothers, they must avoid the Hearst. Disassembled anil shipped to America, this Roman- type of enslavement to their work that prevents them from esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. fostering companionship with their husbands and wider in- Due to the Greal Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a terests in life. New ifork warehouse until 1951 when the-Monastery was pur- chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida Since housework is never done and children's needs are The scope of our service is limited where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all its elastic, mothers must limit their dedication to both in terms 'majestic, medieval splendor. of their wider obligations to their husbands and themselves. only by your needs. Complete bankfng facilities BRING YOUR CAMERA Time-Consuming Arguments Six drive-in windows Some modern mothers waste a good deal of time trying to PleRty of free parking space One Block West of be reasonable with children who have not yet reached the age Bistciyne Boulevard at 167th Street of reason. The result is usually a wearisome, time-consuming type of arguing and nagging. Mothers should realize that young S oi K Miami Beach bus connects with Haulovei Beach bus, children are not adults and cannot be expected to think and act THE DANIA BANK direct to entrance. as adults. They need clearly defined and consistently enforced rules to guide their conduct. A brief spanking is often better "o name you eon bank on" CHILDREN ADULTS therapy than a long scolding. Between Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale on Danla Beach Boulevard (AIA) 6 to 12 .. .70c $1.25 DANIA, FLORIDA Members of Clergy admitted Free Mothers who try to reason and argue endlessly with their ' Hollywood Exchange WA 2-4501 Miami Exchange FR I-I39I young children show that they don't understand the psychol- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation May 6; 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Flo. •By;Dpri$ R.* Peters' Tips Fofc Teenagers One Sign Of Immaturity Why Does Teenager Is Frequent Quarreling By FATHER G. W. HAFF0R& home, it disturbs everyone Un- der the roof. In rjublic it just Tell Lies, Mother Asks One of the little dictionaries, shows another sign of crude- that practically every -one in ness. Let's grow up quietly. Dear Doris: about a little thing even- school work uses, defines edu- tually: it will lie- about big My daughter is 15 and cation as: the training of the • • • basically a good girl. things. Is this a habit of mental and moral powers by a FLYING CORKS From The However, I have found her generation? system of study and discipline. Pop House — "He would soon- she thinks nothing of tell- Mrs. J. D. er pass his next exam than ing white lies. So far this Such straight talk ought to wor- the car ahead." has always been about lit- Dear Mrs. J.D. ry some people in education, be- GOOD DEAL tle unimportant 'things. Telling white lies isn't a habit cause of a few well placed of the generation. But it can be The hottest item in career When she doesn't want words. "Moral power" and "dis- to tell me something she a phase some teenagers go guidance is "Student's, ;eer hedges or beats around through. Suddenly at 15 they are cipline" are strange words in- Guide," published by K^ B. the bush or lies outright. so interested in their outside deed in this part of the twen-' Qualy, and obtained by sending I feel if a. child will lie world and new experiences that tieth Century. Catholic education $2 to 260 Summit Ave., St. they shut out their old world. KING AND QUEEN of St. Juliana parish jubilee hi West Palm must be right, after all, for that Paul 2, Minn. It's a 90-page Beach are Ricky McCord and Suzanne Fischer shown with booket which ought to be of Being evasive is the technique has been part of our definition they use. Father George Bucko and crown bearers, Ben Fischer and Peggy great help to a person who is Bicknell. lo, these many centuries. Disci- trying to find a career that he All of a sadden instead of pline is a bad word in secular can handle. It was published in chattering away at dinner like And it helps them feel impor- this becoming a habit. If she education, and the word "mor- February and is really up-to- magpies, they shut up like tant to have some business of lies to her family she may lie al" seems to have something date. clams. All at once privacy is 1923 S,W. 8th St. their very own. While the situa- to others. Show "Her that her to do with God. How confusing. • • • important to them. They want tions may seem little and unim- teachers and friends won't ac- GRANITE — People who don't FR 14423 a lock on their door. And they portant to an adult, toa 15-year- cept this and she will be called • • • accept the truth do not thereby keep a diary.' They feel ques- old they are terribly important. unreliable. ^ tions invade this privacy and THESE DAYS — The most affect, it from still being the therefore avoid answering Your daughter may be in And by. all means show her complicated job in life is to try truth. Greater Miami?s them. . this phase and experiencing the advantages of developing a to live in a simple manner. Catholic some of these symptoms. good conscience and of being PEACE PLEASE They want to feel important. While they are normal for truthful in the eyes of God. One sign of immaturity is fre- Funeral Home" some teenagers they don't ex- * *_* quent quarreling. Either in pub- LOUrS E MILLER cuse her for lying. She needs Dear, Doris: lic or private such disputes al- guidance and training in this PLUMBING CO. I'm a junior in high ways cause a bit of trouble. At SAINT EST. 1930 phase just as she did in oth- school and- I plan to go S A L E S er phases of her development. WATER HEATER * S E R V , CE to college after I gradu- HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE Phonesr HI 8-9912 and HI 6-1414 Let her know you recognize ate next year. This will LEO 4102 Laguno St. Coral Gables the white lies for what they incur many expenses. I BARNEY \ / are. Assure her there isn't would like to get a job any reason for her hedging after school and work CROWLEY COLLEGE and evasiveness. Show her then and on' Saturdays. . REALTOR • APPRAISER you understand her. My mother objects to this 2126 on the Blvd. A LIBERAL ARTS Point out to her the danger of however, because she WA 2-4691 feels it will interfere with JUNIOR COLLEGE my school work. I feel I. ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION can handle both d job Conducted by and schoolwork. I would AND APPLIANCE CO. • The Benedictine Fathers appreciate it very much 5T1 LAKE AVE. • ROOFS if you would give me LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA • Boarding Facilities for Young ,your opinion on this mat- Frank J. Farrell JO 2-4050 Men. Young Women accept-" w Pressure Cleaning, j ter. ed as Day Students. K Sealing & Painting j Bill. • University Parallel and Pre- k. Licensed - Insured -14 Yrs. Exp._ * Dear Bill: (DojdoA. ofc professional Courses Leading 316 Royal Palm Way There's nothing like a part •toward All Degrees. V Jesse J. Scalzo • Owner 4j time job if you can handle it. • On the same Campus: ^ (Member Dade Co. Chamber of Commerce) 4 That's my opinion. PALM BEACH St. Leo College Preparatory >Call NE 5-3603 - NE 3-8511^ Talk it over with your moth- FAULTY School for Boys, grades 9 to INSTALLATIONS 12. . er and ask her to give you a CORRECTED chance to prove you can han- For Information, Write LEARN dle both job. and school. Get THE REGISTRAR TO DRIVE her.permission for a trial run. • Air Conditioning Design Specialists Take a job for a month or six for the Building Trade AIR CONDITIONING • REf R1GERATI0N Saint Leo College DOOR TO DOOR weeks. At the end of that time HEATINC SERVKE IN SCOTT J. HOEHN, M.E..106S_E. 14th Street Saint Leo, Flo. PALM BEACH and disposition have not suf- TUxedo 8-7611 ' HIAtEAH, FLORIDA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. COUNTY fered I bet your mother may change her opinion. Jock Grant, Director AUTO SCHOOL In discussing this with your 223 FERN STREET' mother you might mention that COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES West Palm Beach statistics are on your side. Ac- PHONE TE 3-8429 cording to a survey done in one -ROOFING- . PHONE 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. DELRAY BEACH, FLA. of our large cities the majority AND PERMANENT EXTERIOR WALL FINISHES FR 1-3691 MIAMI, FLA. CR 6-9888 ALUMINUM SIDING - BONDSTONE ASBESTOS SIDING of boys and girls who worked No Money Down—LOW AS $10 PER MONTH—Serving Dade Co. 21 < after school had better grades than those who did not work. 1411 N.W. 54th STREET LEROY Inc OX 1-6242 * PAINTING and Many teachers and counsel- ors agree that a part time work experience helps teen- • DECORATING agers learn good work habits. It teaches them how to man- hardware - paints age their time and money. It roof trusses JOSEPH helps them develop a sense of responsibility which (hey (JOE) "; carry over to school and later NOTHING COULD BE FINER life. Convenient Locations KEEFE However, we are all different. What is good for one may not • LICENSED AND INSURED • be good for another. If you can FORT LAUDERDALE prove to your mother that you COACH COMPANY MO''1-777/-. can hold down a job and keep WILTON MANORS FREE ESTIMATES up your grades that's fine. If not, obey gracefully; Her objec- DELRAY BEACH BOCA RATON, FtORIDA 25 YRS IN MIAMI tions may be for your own good: 'Pacific Helped Me With My Home Fixin' and Patchin' " a case of "mother knows best." fage 18 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, 1960 r— The Voice of —i BUILt BOATS "^ by Al Kaelen AROUND TOWN • Repairs and Fiber Glassing • Outboard Motor Repairs w CAPRI BOAT COMPANY . BETTER ttEAgWg MOMTH Ir*—"IHAPPV MOTHERS DAV.MCM L SPCRTS (behind Renuart's) OWNERS . . . R.N. CHAFER & H. S. JENNER X WANT THE BIG? BOX , •—By JACK HOUGHTELING—' I SAID, WHAT SEEMS TO DELlVEReDTO /V\ V MOM J '- COD- OF COURSE. With the school year rapid- BE YOUR TROUBLE ?'.! ly heading to a close, we feel ALL NEW - ALL NYLON that John Hosinski, athletic dir- ector, and Bob Moudryn, of St. Ann's School, West Palm Dayton Thornbred Beach, have overcome some rugged obstacles in leading the Crusaders to winning seasons in football, basketball and base- DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE ball. ^—Starting the football season ' h but four lettermen — only Ric Pizzi and Walt Jones were returning starters — Hosinski soon built up a small powerhouse until injuries forc- NATL. HOME, IMPROYEMEKT^QNTH- ed the Crusaders to falter. EVICTING- VOOP. BROTHER St. Ann's won its first four CONTRIBUTION TO HOME games, despite losing quarter- IMPROVEMENT 11 back Mike Griffin in the sec- ond game of the year. Further injuries reduced the 27 man if Of WORLDS POPULATION squad to 16 at the season's finale. • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN GUARANTEED SDM£n«A£S I WISH VOO SAF-T-LOK TREAD DESIGN Composed mainly of sopho- CO0LDHT READ OR WRITE. • NEW, NON-SKID SAFETY 40,000 MILES more and juniors, the Crusa- -READ ADS AND WRITE. in WRITING 0y PAN-AMERICAN ders finished with the credit- .THAT I* • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR TIRE CO. plus road hazard guaran- (BONUS MtLEAGE) tee against cuts. Breaks, bruises ATONAL FOOT HEALTH MONTH- etc. without any exceptions. Com- able 5-3-1 mark. mercial use excepted. 14" Guar- DONT ASiCME WHV, • NEW HANDSOME STYLING anteed 35.000 Miles Basketball was a repeat of BUTI JUST CAN V GO VZL the football season with Mou- O WITH V0UA6AIM " EASIER PARKING, STEERING ^OOOOWIOOOOOOOOOflOOOOOOOOOOOOOOnOOfllWOOOOflOOOO dryn at the helm and only TWS MOHTH ' ' NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS three lettermen back. Bob, however, developed the Cru- FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE saders into one of the best SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE small school teams in South 6.70x15 62.55 2 17 22.15 Florida with a final record 7.10x15 68.65 ..... 2 27 24.15 of 16-6. 7.50x14 ..... 68.65 2 14 22.15 Sophomore Bucky McGann's 8 00x14 75.45 2.26 24.15 25-points plus average was a 8.50x14 82.85 . 2.42 26.40 big help. 9.00x14 92.00 2.61 29.30 With the baseball season al- most complete, the Crusaders Columbus Faces Palmetto, NYLON TUBELESS WHITEWALLS have run up a highly respect- ARTHUR J. COLEMAN & CO. FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE able 6-5 mark with only three Rams Play Crusaders Today TAXIDERMIST SIZE . L>.T PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE lettermen to start off the sche- Over 40 Years Experience 6.70x15 76.00 ..... 2.17 26.75 dule. St. Ann's will meet St. Anas- St. Ann's added two more 649 N.W. 28th St. Ph. 3514 7.10x15 84.00 ..... 2.27 29.25 tasia for the second time this victories to its count last week BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 7.60x15 92.00 ... "With a small squad to draw Game fish and Big Game Mounts .. 2.4.5 31.95 season while Christopher Colum- with triumphs over Riviera 8.00x15 102.50 ... from, we have to put a lot of bus faces Palmetto in Catholic Beach, 3-0, and Jupiter, 8-7. .. 2.62 35.50 pressure on the young kids," high baseball action today. 8.20x15 106.25 ..... 2.80 36.75 Hosinski said in explaining the 7.50x14 89.35 ..... 2 14 ..... 26.75 difficulties that are encounter- On Tuesday, Archbishop 8.00x14 . 92.40 . . ... 2.26 . 29.25 Curley, the diocese's top team ed. When you think of SAVING 8.50x14 101.45 .... 2 42 31.95 "When we lose a key play- will put its 7-3 record on the line against the always tough 9.00x14 ..... 112.70 . .... 2.61 35.50 er, it hurts because we just 9.50x14 116.90 ... don't have the reserve streng- Miami Senior High Stingarees. Always think FIRST of . . 2.80 . 36.75 th to take up* the slack. The Crusaderg from St. Ann's America's Oldest Federal CREDIT OR BUDGET TERMS — Your old tires can be your While winning seasons are dumped St. Anastasia 8-3 in DOWN PAYMENT taken for granted by the larg- ttieir first meeting but the young All Prices Eich. for Hecappable Tire. Otherwise Add S3 per tire. er schools, the 1959-60 year at Rams expect to make a far bet- St. Ann's should be marked as ter showing on their home FIR PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO an exceptional one. The ability grounds. • 2777 N.W. 54th ST. to overcome handicaps and shortages is the mark of good Pitcher Tommy Richmond is • 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7th AVE. coaching. a key St. Anastasia player and • 10535 N.W. 27th AVE. • 5740 S. DIXIE HWY. • W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W. 7th AVE. the usually reliable hurler suf- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI AROUND THE DIOCESE — fered from wildness in the in- HOMESTEAD: 916 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Bob Houser was named the most n~ W. H. WALKER, Chairman HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY itial game. This is the first FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY valuable player, Ray Imbrianai. year for the Rams to field a 5 WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Jthe outstanding sportsman, and baseball team and Coach Jim offices— • -hard Balicki, the most im- Valentine has done a remark- DOWNTOWN • CORAL WAY - KENDALL • LITTLE RIVER • NORVH MIAMI t-ioved player, for the St. James able job with the little Ft. Junior Holy Name basketball Pierce school. team. . .The St. James team coached by Roy Granada, won Columbus, which played St. the Northwest Boys Club sen- \Ann's earlier this week, will be MUNICIPAL AUTO SALES- HOME OF THE 100% GUARANTEE ior league championship with a out for a well-needed victory. Ask For Pete Andrews — Member Corpus Chrisri Parish 9-3 record. . .Bucky McGann, The Explorers turned in their St. Ann's basketball flash, pull- - best game of the season in los- ed a hip muscle in a recent ing 4-2 to South Dade last week. Crusader baseball game and is out of action for the balance Columbus had a 2-1 lead go- of the school year . . . Lynn ing into the final inning but Whalen of Ft. Lauderdale Cen- a Rebel rally wiped out the tral Catholic became the first Explorer victory hopes. Bill Catholic high track man to win Durney pitched a six-hitter in a major title since Bill Dia- the losing cause. mond of Curley won the state Curley racked up 17 runs on Class "A" shot put . . . Lynn 17 hits to clobber Miami Cen- won the 220-yard dash in last tral last week 17-6. Tom Shan- week's Broward County track non had a home-run, a triple meet. . .He also finished third and a single to lead the Knights in the 100 dash. to an easy win. 3050-3061 N.W. 36th ST. MIAMI/FLORIDA May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 19 SECCION ESPANOLA ispo de Bolivia Pide Oraciones DE Ante el Agitado Futuro Electoral ROMA, (NC).—HI Episcopa- controversias, pero ns-puede "No puede haber concesio- Se exhorta por otra parte, do italiano advirti6 en una permanecer indiderente an- nes en cuanto a los primci- a los sacerdotes para que "en pastoral con junta sobre el te el peligro del ideario lai- pios, y n,a hemos de permitvr sus relaciones con los segla- ""VOICE peligro "laicista", como ten- cista,,que penetra incluso en que penetre en nuestras filas res eviten siempre el autori- dencia creciente contra la las fil&s del clero y los segla- el espiritu de tranquilidad pa- tarismo"; y la intromision, influencia legitima de la Igle- res catolicos.' si va porque los enemigos de "en asuntos que no les iacum- sia y de la religion en la vi- la Iglesia conocen bien lo ben, por caer dentro del am- Los prelados denuncian da de este pais. t que se proponen, y persiguen bito la pastoral en el sentido tambien la tendencia a deses- sus objetivos sin debilidad ni de que supone una adyerten- Topicos La postoral lleva las firmas timar las ensenanzas catdli- titubeos." cia del Episcopado italiano pa- de 14 cardenales, 64 arzobis- cas como posible soluci6n de ra "para corregir errores de- pos y 90 obispos. los problemas sociales. En la postoral se recomien- sastrosos, y exponer a todos da por otra parte, a los sa- En el documento se utiliza Para contrarrestar esas las perspectivas de salvacion." el termino "iaicismo" defi- cerdotes que "concentren sus Doctrinale tendencias laicistas se aboga El diario de la Ciudad del niendolo como la "tendencia, en la postoral por un conoci- esfuerzos principalmente en o mentalidad, hacia una opo- la atenci6n de los problemas Vaticano anade que el "esta- miento exacto del peligro, y do no es el origen, y no est4 REVERENDO PADRE IBARRA Sici6n sistematica y alarmis- otras personas en contacto di- de la familia, la ensenanza y ta contra la influencia qu« la por encima de la moral. Por recto con el pueblo, puedan la moral publica (prensa, ci- ello ha de reconocer a Dios, religion en general, y la je- rebatir el lacismo y llegar a ne, y otros inedios de difu- Los Sonadores farquia catoltea 'en particu- ya que de otra suerte trata una posicion clara respecto a sion), en los que se centra la de suplantarle convirtiendo- Una de las m4s fcecuentes supersticiones que la gente- lar, pueden ejercer sobre el los problemas sociales. batalla de nuestro tiempo". ger humano, sus actividades s en idolo". tiene y en la que cree a. ojos cerrados es la de los suenos. * instituciones." Hay personas que afirman con toda naturalidad que pien. san hacer una cosa u otra unicamente porqu* softaron algo Los obispos denancian dl- que les impulsaba a hacerla. Estos tienen la misma seriedad versas indicaeiones do ese laicismo, por ejemplo: de los que deciden su conducta, y a veces hasta asuntos muy importantes, echando la suerte a cara o cruz. —La qritica maliciosa de Estas personas para las que los suenos son como una cnanto se interprets como In- norma infalible o segura de su obrar son seres infantiles y tervencion de la Iglesla en la vida publica. sin conviociones, y mas aun sin un verdadero sentido de la responsabilidad. Huyen del tomar decislones, del afrontar —Las protestas contra par- cara a cara las dificultades refugiandose en el mensaje fan- ticipation de ftuicionarios pu- tastico de los suefios. blicas en actos religiosos. —Las mamobras para es- tableccr el divorcio en Italia Los Suenos Reveladores y revisar e'l conc&rdato cntre Dios ha manifestado algunas veces su voluntad a los honv el estado Italiano y la Santa bres a traves de los suenos. Pero entonces ha dado las ne- Sede. cesarias garantias para que no quedara duda del origen divino —La publicidad que se da del sueno. Por la Biblia conocemos algunos de esos casos, a supuestos escandalos del y son muy contados, y siempre relacionados' de una u otra clero. manera con situaciones importantes no solo para la persona —Intolerancia de la vida y •sino para el bien comun. el pensamiento catolicos.' Por eso es ridiculo lo que dicen algunas gentes, que ha- —Falta de comprension res ' rin tal o cual cosa porque lo sonaron. Eso es lo mismo' que pecto al slgnificado religioso creer que nos va a tocar la loteria porque en suenos vimos del interes de la Iglsia y de que eramos millonarios. la jerarquia a guiar a los A traves del psicoanalisis se han hecho patentes muchos fieles en la vida publica. secretos de nuestra mas intima vida afectlva y sentimental. La pastoral senala que "la Y la interpretacidn de los suenos es uno de los capitulos maa Iglesia no se propone remover Su Eminencia ei Cariledal Slaiiuel Goncalves Cerejeira, Patriarca de Lisboa, y Delegado Pa- interesantes y aun ilustrativos de las profundidades psicol6gieas. antiguas diferencias ni embar- pal celebro la misa de medianoche con que quedo inaugurada la ciudad de Brasilia, nueva Sin embargo, nadie, ningun psicdlogo serio, da a los sue- car a los catolicos en inutiles Capital del Brasil. — (NC Photos). fios el valor de unarevelacion, ni el caracter de presagio d» algo cierto que haya de suceder. Los suenos pueden ofrecer puntos de referenda, conside- Sale de Cuba raciones para la inteligencia de la vida emocional, y por tanto para comprender la conducta de las personas, pero los suefios Jos® I. Rasco En el Rio Revuelto de Venezuela Ganan los Rojos no son afirmaciones infalibles. CARACAS, (NC).—Se apa- tiene gran numero de mar- y en algunos gremios univer- LA HABANA, (Ne> go la ohiapa de una revolu- xistas confesos, aunque estos sitarios. Sueno y Realidad el destierro voluntario. de uno cidn- al huir sus IMteres die San nieg'aa s«r comunistas disci- La Iglesia Catolica nunca ha negado la realidad de los sue- de sus lideres, el Movimiiento Cristobal, pero las trifiulcas plinados dtel partido. > AD y un grupo de militares nos, es decir que la gente suefle; y en verdad de una forina Itemdorata CristLano d'e Cu- del regimen del presMente ^mtre los que se contatoa el u otra todos sonamos. Lo que la moral catolica niega es que ba declara. que oontvnsuaira lu- Rdmulo Betancourt estah le- Algunos observadores polf- mas tarde dictador Marcos Pe los suefios sean una revelacion o manifestacion del futuro. ticos opinan que el cisma de rez Jimenez,— derrocaron en obando contra el oomunismo jos de disiparse. Desde la mas remota antigiiedad los hombres han gustado y en favor de eleociones linv- AD favopece la influencia 1945 al gobierno constitucio- plas. Por de prfrnto alronta una del Partido Conrunista Vene- nal de Isaias Medina Angari- interpretar los suenos, especialmente para darles un valor •v grave crisis intenna su propio zolano, que ya realiza una ac- ta. profetico. El Dr. Jose Igna^io Rasco partidio, el Acoion Democrati- tiva canrpafia de adocfcrina- El moderno psicoanalisis ha resucitado esta aficci6n y ten- tuw> que refugiarse en la eai- ca, y otros grupois disienten La actual imtentona revolu- dencia, y la ha procurado un aparente fondo cientifico. mienito entre los jovenes de cionaria fue jefeada por el ge- Ibajada del Ecuador aqui "por viigorosamente de su politica AD. Una muestra es el triun- El psicoanalisis en si mismo no es condenable, es ua razones muy justificadas, interna. neral Jesus Maria Castro Leon fo de los rajos en las elec- ex-minisbro d'e la defensa y instrumento de trabaj* al servicio del hombre, .pero si lo es agrego la declaration, Rasco, Doce parlamentarlos y otros ciones del Simdica.to Profe- cuando sobrepasando las fronteras cientificas quiere invadir que es presidente diet MDC, uno de los que dcrrocaron a lideres del ala extrema iz- sional de Radlio y Television, Perez Jimenes en 1958. el terreno de lo espiritual y religioso, con sus derivacianes salJd dtespues para Miami en quierda de AD, ya de si un mo Bstiados Unidos. morales. La moral esta por encima de la interpretacidn o da vimiento izquierdista, se se- la simple afirmacion sin base cientifica. A pocos dias de Suadado en pararon del partido, que tam- enero el MDC, el Primer Mi- bien ha sido objete de duros Cardenal Santos Alerta a la AC Sueno y Moral nistro Fidel Castro lo acus6 ataques de sus disidentes en ipor television, de estar fonma- Maracaibo. Filipino Frenfe al Comunismo Los suenos, aunque a veces parecen tan reales, tan vivo* THE VOICE Miami, Flo. May 6, I960 Un Librito Llamado Catecismo REV. PADRE ANTONIO NAVARRETB El pequefio libro del Cate- hay quo preserataxle el cami- cismo es el libro que nunca no de la verdadera felicidiad; pierd« actualidad. Como el ES UNA VOLUNTAD a la Evangelio es de ayer, de hoy que hay que entrenar en el y de todos los siglos, porque ejercieio de serios deberes; los hombres son siempre los . ES UNA OONCUBNCIA a la mismos, las leyes de la con- que hay que fonmar y mode- ciencia no varian y tampoco lar. La insitruecidn no hara se muda Dios que es eterno. nada de eso. Con un poco de historia, con un poco de ma- M libro de catecismo es tematicas, con un poco de pequefio en tamafio, pero tan quimica, no se educa; para grande en su contenido que ectucar hay que obrar solbre sabios eminentes como Am- «el alma. Primera Comunion de 100 ninos mexicanos que se celebr6 el Domingo de Ramos en Lake Worth, Fla. ofici6 el Sr. Obispo pere, Pascal, Mene'ndez y Pe- Pluta BONN, (NC).—La prepara- educativa dirigida especial- mente diferente en la zona comite seglar y los episcopa- distintos apostolados de hom- ts y tiene en su haber 1« cion en todos sus detalles del menfte a los adultos. "gobernada' por los comumis- tes encargados de materias bres, y jovenes, mas los so- emfidacion anual de unas 1,- XXXVII Congreso Eucaris- tas. En Alemania Oriental especificas. ciales de educaci6n, vivienda, 300 casas. tseo Internacional, que co- La historia inmedlata de continuaron prohibidas las prensa, cine, radio y televl- menzara en Munich el 31 de las organizaciones cat61icas organizaciones catolicas, y no si6n. —pi Movimiento Obrero alemanas puede trazarse a par El comite seglar, llamado julio, pone a prueba ante el hay esperanzas de un cambio Consejo Central Catolico, es- Catolico, con 400,000 mle«B- roundo el vigor y la eficacia tir de la cafda del regimen na- favorable mientras perdure Entre las organizaciones ca- bro« preparados para la ae- zi, que habfa suprimido cuan- t& constituido por cinco miem organizativa del oatolicismo alii la domination marxista. bros, con un representante de tolicas alemanas, que stunan clon en el ambito laboral. alem&n. to no estaba de acuerdo con a centenares, destaean las Vl- su politica estatal y racista. En cuanto a la organiza- la Jerarquia. Entiende en guientes: La Caritas Alemana, agen- Ese alto grado de organi- Muohas de las organizaciones tion catolica de Alemaia Oc- asuntos como sociologfa, mo- da central catolica para Ia zaci6n es quiza la caracteris-: de apostolado renacieron es- cidental, debe advertirse que vimiento familiar cristiano, —Asociacion de la Juven- asistencia social. Abaroa la tica mas destacada de la vida ' pleHdidas traa la tormenta hi- no hay que entenderla co- ensenanza, aesoramiento ju- tud CaWUca, cou un millon ayuda a los economicamen&e catolica alemana, acorde con tleriana. mo Accion Catolica propia- rfdico, vida rural, relaciones de miembros que la colocan a necesitados, ya los enfermos> el espiritu del propio pals, mente dicha, al estilo de la de internacionales y medios de la cabeza de todas las organi- los sordomudos, ciegos y aa> pues no en vano se ha dicho Su crecimiento se Iogr6 a muchos paises latinos, jsin em- informacion. zaciones juveniles alemanas. cianos; los huerfanos, los re- siempre que bastan dos ale- pesar de la reacci6n natural bargo las distintas organiza- fugiados e incluso los presot manes para poner en marcha / que trajo la postguerra en el ciones de apostolado constitu- Este Consejo Central tiene —La Soeiedad Kolping, que y delincuentes. una empresa. / sentido de rechazar el tipo de yen en con junto una verda- una mision coordinadora y de agrupa a 3,000 centros afttia- vida reglamentad'a que imper6 dera Acci6n Catolica, pues re- asistencia respecto a las or- dos y 250,000 miembros. Su Para tener una idea dara En el triple piano natio- bajo los nazis. Habia, sin em- ganizaciones seglares catolicas mision es Ia ayuda y uia es- de la importancia y la labor nal diocesano y local, las or- presentan en realidad la co- bargo, ansia por volver a los laboracidn de los seglares con de toda Alemania Occidental,- piritual a la juventud obrera. que realiazn estas organiza- gandzaciones y movimientos valores genuinos, y de educa- que no yen limitada por ello ciones cat61icas, puede con> catolicos realizan una gran la- la Jerarquia eclesiastica, y esa —El Movimiento Familiar tion y ayuda espiritual, mani- es la mision. de AC, segun la su propia autonomia. El Con- pararse el niimero considera- bor apostolica y social, que festada con tanta fuerza que sejo se encarga ademas de Catolico al que pertenecen ble de sus miembros en rela- va desde la construction de defini6 Pio XI. fue suficiente para superar la proporcionar delegados para unas 900,000 familias. tion con el de alemanes ca- viviendas econiomicas, y a la reacci6n individualista. las asambleas nacionales e In- tolicos y la poblaci6n - total ayuda a las misiones, la rela- Las actividades cat61icas ternacionales. —La Soeiedad CatoUca de de .Alemania Occidental, tion con los compatriotas de Mientras esto ocurria en la alemanas se encuentran coor- la Vivgienda, que cuenta con ultima suma a unos 98 n._ otras creencias, la asistencia a Republica Federal Alemania, dinadas en dos pianos distin- . Los comit£s episcopates ase- representation en las 21 dio- nes de habitantes y los ca los menesterosos, y la acci6n el panorama resulto total- tos, pero acordes entre si, el soran respectivamente a los cesis de Alemania Occiden- licos a 24 millones. May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 21 • YOUR INCOME TAX THEOLOGY FOR EVERYMAN If you own property and/or, if you filed a short form. See "J. E. MARQUA" Love In The Family Reduces FEDERAL TAX CONSULTANT AND REALTOR 7906 N.W. 7th Ave. PL 9-0563 j^Bari*** RADIO-TV Growth Of Hoodlum 'Gangs' Whenever a tragedy strikes suspected, economic status, can become emboldened to re- taken of laws of the state Call PL 4-2861 For A Cheerful Estimate which involves young people considered in itself, is of rel- sist poorly conceived and in- which forbid, or place re- there is certain to be a cry to atively small importance in effective disciplinary measures. strictions upon, the carrying "There b No Substitute For Experience" juvenile delinquency. The vio- the development of character. of dangerous weapons. A per- lence which accompanies so Nevertheless, the tendency 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE During the economic depres- of young people to unite in son who violates the law in many of the juvenile mis- sion which lasted from 1939 to "Serving Miaihi Shores and Surrounding Areas" demeanors has prompted cit- groups is quite natural and this respect, will be guilty of 1937 there was no appreciable psychologically sound. Wheth- izens and committees to seek sin even apart from any increase in juvenile delinquen- er the group will afford \ effective measures to curb homicidal intention. youngsters. cy in the State of Massachu- wholesome associations, or setts, whereas in more recent will degenerate into what we The law makes prov_x THE VOICE Flo. May «, I960 HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS LEGION OF DECENCY • FILM RATINGS Teenage Music Fans: Payola Victims A 1—FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE By WILLIAM H. MOORING with Clark's. Think it over will Mr. Selvidge readily ac- gard as "not of general, public Across t&e Bridge Hey Boy. Hey Girl Sad Horse you? knowledges that in many cit- appeal," often is the best, or Hell's 5 Hours Saga of Hemp Brown Teenagers! Hi there, listen. Adventures ef Horse Soldiers Silent Enemy ies -there are theaters that even only local outlet for a film Huckleberry Finn Hound Dos Man Sink The Bismark The real catch is not that Dick • • • Alias Jesse James I'll Give My Life Slaves of Carthage ABOUT 'ART' THEATRES specialize in offensive films behind which some special sup- Battle Flame In Between Age Snow Queen Clark got $31,575 salary and Battle of Cora] Sea In Wake of Stranger Snow Fire profits from a record company Apart from an occasional as a matter of practice. He port can be organized, we ought Beast of Budapest Invisible Boy * Son of Robin Hood Behind the Great Wall Invisible Invaders Song ef Sister Maria in which he invested only $125. snort that Catholics should show thinks we should call these to know how to distinguish be- Ben Hur It Happened To Jane Space Children Bis Beat Jacqueline Spy in the Sky That merely exposes the dis- up to see good movies or shut "exploitation" theaters and tween the "art" theater show- Big Fisherman John Paul Jones Storm Rider Big Jester Juke Box Rhythm Street of Darkness honesty of payola and the prof- up about bad ones, there is sel- not "art" theaters. His argu- ing a reasonably high percent- Big Night Kidnapped Submarine Seahawk ment has some literal weight. Black Orchid Killers Of Kilimanjaro Swan Lake it side of it, which ought to be dom a word out of the movie age of morally inoffensive prod- Blood & Steel Last Angry Man 13 Fighting Men Offensive films seldom reflect Bobbildns Last Voyage Thundering Jets stopped. theater men. uct and the show house of con- Boy And The Pirates Let's Rock ' The Lock fine artistry. Good art never' Buchanan Rides jAlone Libel Third Man on the demnable trash for which the Cast A Long Shadow Lourdes and Its Mountain We ought to hear more often is morally debasing. Conspiracy of Hearts Miracles Three Came To Kill The real shame is that a fel- label "foreign art theater" is a Cossacks Masters of Congo Timbuktu from theater owners and opera- Crash Landing Jungle low like.Dick can take a song travesty and a trick. Dangerous Exile Men On A String TougheSMan Alive tors like James Selvidge, of Since the local "art" theater, Day to Remember Miracle of the Hills Twelve Hours To Kill like The Crest's "16 Candles" Diamond Safari Missouri Traveler Twelve To The Moon Fine Arts Guild Inc., who man- booking as it does films that Dog of Flanders Mouse That Roared Underfire with a zero rating, then by Dog's Best Friend My Dog. Buddy Unearthly ages what he claims are gen- other theater managements re- Embezzled Heaven My Uncle Unvanquished playing it incessantly, send f "My from Space Nine Lives Up in Smoke uine "art" theaters in Seattle, ' pe from Terror 1.001 Arabian Nights Warrior * Slave Girl 800,000 of yon screaming to .• in the Night Oklahoma Territory Watusl Wash., and Portland, Ore. Mr. r ace of Fire Operation Amsterdam Westbound the album racks to bny it, New Film, 'Pollyanna' LOANS Operation Madb.aU Selvidge chastises me lightly. Flaming Frontier Paris Holiday White Wilderness thus making it a "hit." To Buy an Automobile Flame Over India Persuader Wild Heritage He thinks in referring to a re- From the Earth to Peacemaker The Windjammer Given High Rating the Moon Pollyanna World Was His Jury cently organized Catholic" cam- Gift of Lore Power Among Men World Without End This is brainwashing at its NEW YORK (NO — The Great Day Private's Affair Would-Be-Gentleman worst, no matter whether Dick paign for the film "Marcelino," LOANS Gunflghters of Abilene Raymie Wreck of Mary Deare .Walt Disney movie "Pollyanna" Handle With Care Ride Out for Revenge Wrong Man Clark or anyone else does the in Seattle, I fell into the com- To Buy a Range or Heaven On Earth Young Land has been recommended by the Washing Machine A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR spinning. And if Clark, charm- mon error of equating "art" National Legion of Decency as ADOLESCENTS AMD ADULTS ing as he may be, or any oth- films with "offensive, sexy Alligator People Hell Bent For Leather Say One For Me "superior entertainment." Angry Red Planet Hit And Run Scapegoat er highly publicized star, is so films." Naturally I had no such LOANS Amazing Colossal Man Hole In The Head Scent Of Mystery Evaluating the picture in its Appointment With a Holiday For Lovers Screaming Skull able to dictate your musical intention. To Buy a Refrigerator Shadow Hot Angel Shadow Of Fear Class A, Section 1 class — mor- As The Sea Rages Hot Rod Rumble Shake Hands With tastes that you buy any sort of Atomic Submarine House of the The Devil I certainly agree with Mr. ally unobjectionable for general Awakening Bat Seven Hawks Sheriff Of Fractured junk because others seem to be House On Haunted Jaw Selvidge that "all foreign patronage — the legion posted LOANS Babette Goes To War Sinner buying it, there is more wrong Because They're Young Hill So Lovely—So Deadly films are not dirty sex films the following observation: "This To Remodel Your Home Black Tide Johnny Trouble Song Without End with your head than there is Born To Be Loved Journey To Freedom Step Down To Terror and all theaters that special- Bullwhip Joy Ride "Stranger At My Door film is recommended to the But Not For Me Kin Her Gently Stranger In My Arms ize in foreign or 'art' films - Cast A Dark Shadow Kings Go Forth Surrender Hell patronage of the entire family Christ in Bronze Killer On The Wall Tamango are not a: pox on the com- LOANS City After Mi Inlght Last Train Teenage Bad Girl as superior entertainment." Cijy of Fear From Gun Hill Teenage Caveman To Buy Furniture Crawling .Eye Lineup Teenager From Legion Condemns munity." Crazy For Love Living Idol Man In The Net Outer Space 1 Curse of the Demon Man Who Died Twice Ten Seconds To Hell Perhaps, however, we all need Curse of the Faceless Miracle Thunder In The Sun 'Expresso Bongo MOMMY!... MOMMY!.. Time Machine to distinguish more carefully LOANS Curse of the Undead Mountain Road Dangerous Youth Mummy Trap NEW YORK (NO — Cited as For Dental Expenses Date With Disaster Nature Girl &' The Trial of Set. Rutledge between the art dealer and the Day of Fury Slaver Unforgiven "extremely indecent," contain- MOMMY! Enchanted Island No Place To Hide Vampire artful dodger. I have never, for No Where To Go Viking Women And ing "suggestive costuming" instance, had any time for the To mothers, that cry means that Eye Witness Once Upon A Horse The Sea Serpent LOANS Othello Virtuous Bigamist there's another cut, scratch, scrape, Face of a Fugitive Over-Exposed Visit to a Small Planet and an "unrelieved low moral "art" theater management that Revolving Credit for all Purposes Fearmakers Party Crashers Wake Me When or burn. It also means she should First Man Into Space Passport To Treason tone," the British-made movie would throw in an occasional Flame Barrier Paths Of Glory WarSO?^fhe Satellites get iodine—but she often doesn't, Floods ef Fear Pier 5. Havana When Hell Broke "Expresso Bongo" distributed run of a picture like "Fatima" Flying Fontaines Please Don't Eat Dasles because iodine burns and stings, LOANS Four Ways Out Porgy And Bess Loose by Continental was evaluated in or "Song of Bernadette" in or- Four-O Man, Price Of Fear Wild & The Innocent upsets youngsters. Here's good For Room Air Conditioners From Hell It Came Rabbit Trap Wink Of An Eye Class C — condemned — by the der to break the local Catholic Gazebo Rebel In Town Woman Eater news. Science has discovered a Giant Behemoth Revolt In The Bigbouse Woman Obsessed National Legion of Decency. taboo against the house as one new kind of iodine that stops in\ Gun Fever _ Safecracker Young And Dangerous Gunsmoke in Tucson Saddle The Wind Young Don't Cry of those places "which show in- fection best yet doesn't burn or LOANS Hangman The legion posted the follow- decent and immoral motion pic- sting. It's polyvinylpyrrolidone- At Low Bank Rates A III—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS ing objection against the pic- Gun Runners Operation Petticoat tures as a matter of policy." iodine*, found only in ISODINE® Contact any of the following: Adulteress He Who Must Die Our Man In Havana ture: "This film uses the cloak Age of Infidelity Hell's Highway Pagans ANTISEPTIC. Where other types AMERICAN All Fine Young Canlbala Heller In Fink Tights Paratroop Command of satirical intent as purported This is an old trick to circum- of antiseptics may kill only 1,2, or Another Time* Another High Cost of Loving Pillow Talk NATIONAL BANE Place Home From The Hill Please Turn Over justification for extremely in- vent the effect of the last part 3 types of germs, ISODINE kills NX 125th Street at 10th Arenue Ask Any Girl House of Intrigue Purple Gang Back To The Wall lkiru Rachel Cade decent and suggestive Costuming of the annual Legion of Decen- all types—even virus and fungus. North Miami Best Of Everything I Passed For White Rebel Set Big Operator Imitation of Life Roots of Heaven and situations. In addition, an cy pledge, which I personally And up to 40 times faster. Get PEOPLES Black Orpheus In Love and War Sapphire painlessISODINE ANTISEPTIC Blue Denim Jay Hawkers Seven Thieves unrelieved low moral tone per- pray may long be preserved. We NATIONAL BANK Bonjour Tristesse Jonas Seventh Seal Money-back guarantee. Career Journey Sound and the Fury vades the development of the should "stay away altogether" NX 2nd Arenue at 95th Street Cash McCall Key Witness Speed Crazy •P«l. No. 2.739.922 Cwfil Aniline I Film Cory. Miami Shores Cat on a Hot Tin Root Life Begins at 17 Stage Struck story." from such places. O 1959 IsodiM Pharmical Corp.. Doyef. D«L Chance Meeting Lonely Hearts Story On Page 1 PEOPLES Compulsion Loek Back in Anger Strange Case of Dr. Count Your Blessings Magadan Manning NATIONAL BANK Crimson Kimono Man Who Understood Subterraneans Women That Kind of Woman 162nd Street and W. Dixie Hwy. Day of the Outlaw Mating Game Third Voice North Miami Beach Defiant Ones Mirror Has Two Faces This Earth is Mine Phone JU 2-3232 Desire Under the Elms Naked Earth Threat All TRAVEL NATIONAL BANK Diary of a High School No Name on the Bullet Tiger Bay Notorious Mr. Monks Touch of Evil OF COMMERCE : Four Fast Guns Odds Against T'm'row Touch of Larceny ARRANGEMENTS 400 Blows Of Life and Love Web of Evidence Temporary Quarters Gidget Once More With Wild Is the Wind LANG'S Northside Shopping Center . Going Steady . Feeling Wonderful Country Goliath and On The Beach Yesterday's Enemy Miami the Barbarians Operation Dames Young Have No Time EUROPE SUPER LIQUOR STORE All are members of: B—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL Federal Reserve System Attack of SO Foot Headless Ghost Platinum High School AND THE WORLD AREA FREE DELIVERY federal Deposit Insurance Woman Hercules Unchained Poor But Beautiful Back from the Dead Horrors of the Pretty Boy Friend STEAMSHIP and AIR 129 N. Federal Hwy. Lake Worth, Flo. Corporation Bed of Grass Black Museum Pusher Beloved Infidel Hot Car Girl Queen of Outer Space Black Whip High Hell Quiet Gun Blond in Bondage House on The Raw Edge Blood of Dracula Waterfront Rebel Breed AIR TICKETS Blodd of Vampire Inside The Mafia Reform School Girl Blue Angel It Started With a Kiss Rise & Fall of Born Reckless I Was a Teenage Legs Diamond . TO ALL POINTS Bramble Bush Werewolf Rock Pretty Baby Bride and the Beast Indestructible Man Rookie IN THE U.S. Bride is Much Too Jack The Ripper Room At The Top the very best in Beautiful Juvenile Jungle Room 43 Bucket of Blood Killing, The Solomon & Sheba Drasstrip Girl Kiss Them For Me Some Came Running Dragstrip Riot Land of Destiny Some Like It Hot international dan-Can La Parisienne Stowaway Girl r* ./ tOUl'S. , •V-M Checkpoint Last Mile Stranglers Of Bombay Confessions of Felix Left-Handed Gun Summer Place jji 1678 COLLINS AVE. Krull Lil Abner Strange One Conquest of Space Live Fast, Die Young Subway In the Sky MIAMI BEACH, FLA. JE 2-2457 Daddy-O Love Slaves of the Take A Giant Step Devil's General Amazon Tall Story Devil's Hairpin Loving You Teen-Age Doll ~ ->n't Go Near the Malaga Teen-Age Rebel Vater Man in the Shadow Terror in the Night ,re of Fury Man of the West This Angry Age /hth Day of Man on the Prowl Too Bad She's Bad The Week Middle of the Night Too Young for Love "Smart Buyers Get The NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSES 18 And Anxious Missile to the Moon Town on Trial QUALITY SEAFOODS Electronic Monster Naked Africa Untamed Youth FROM MAINE TO THE FLORIDA KEYS Female. Naked Dawn Value for Money Five Branded Women Naked Night Virgin Sacrifice Best Buys at McBride's" Five Gates to Hell Naked Paradise Wayward Girl FORT LAUDERDALE Flesh and the Spur Nana \ What Price Murder • Frankenstein's Never So FeW Wicked as They Come NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE 900 S.W. 24th STREET JA 4-7223 Daughter Nightmare W'cked Go To Hell Fruits of Summer Nhrht of the Quarter Wife For A Night The Largest Stock of Moon Wild Party DANIA Fugitive Kind No Time to be Young Imported and. Domestic Gangster Story Wind Cannot Read 760 DANIA BCH, BLVD. AIA WA 3-4164 Happy Anniversary Of Love and Lust Women Are Weak Wines and Liquors LOBSTER HOUSE CONDEMNED In the Greater Miami Area NORTH MIAMI ,. Expresso Bengo Mating Urge Question of Adultery Flesh Is Weak Mademoiselle Strip Rosanna 12727 BISCAYNE BLVD. PL 4-1511 *--' Girl's Town Tease Night Heaven Fell • NEW ENGLAND RAW BAR Heroes and Sinners Mitsou Sins of the Borgia* I Am A Camera Mam'zelle PUalle Show Is Black PL 7-1160 Lady Chatterley's Passionate Summer Stella CORAL GABLES Lover Pot Bowlie Third Sex FREE DELIVERY IN THE 280 ALMAMBRA CIRCLE HI 6-1704 Love is My Profession Private Lives of Women of Rome LOFFLER BROTHERS OYSTER HOUSE Lovers Adam, Eve Young and Damned NORTH DADE AREA PERRINE SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** • Anatomy of Murder LOBSTER HOUSE 16915 SO. FEDERAL HWY. CE 5-5701 Suddenly Last Summer * * * LMcBRIDE-LIQUORS OPEN EVERY DAY COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED (•• A separate classification is -given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a 734 N.E. 125th St. protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) North Miami's Smartest (Please clip end save this list. It will be published periodically.) Liquor Store AMERICAN EXPRESS and HILTON CARTE BLANCHE Cards Honored -i May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 23 ,«• V ' !• ' The Market Place for Announcements Sales -Services - Rentals Real Estate PERSONALS (Cont'd) CARS - PARKING RADIO AND TV POSITIONS WTD. - Male or Female MISCELLANEOUS REACH MORE THAN 51.000 WILLIAM J.MATTE1 Park Yonr Car at 'MURPHY'S" FRANK'S TV SERVICE Jobs Wanted for Office Workers, The NEW St. Vincent De Paul "Voice* readers among the has successfully treated over 21,000 Parking Lot in downtown Miami House Calls $2.50-Guaranteed Wk. Industrial OR Building Trades. CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE cases & supervised nearly a million 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from NE 5-8507 (Corpus Christi Parish) St. Brendan's Conf. St. Vincent De 19 N. W. 7th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale 66 parishes in the treatments for approaching bald- the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. Paul Society MO 1-0809 - CA 1-1889 For the Best in Radio-TV Service has many money-saving bargains! "Diocese of Miami*. ness & falling hair. Ph. FR 4-7882 Mike Murphy-Prop. Member Gesu ALSO needed for the NEEDY; now for consultation - no cost or Call MO 1-9815 Tell about YOPB service or RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE CLOTHING, FURNITURE, obligation. (Member Gesu Parish). FOR SALE RUGS, APPLIANCES etc. CaU product through a MATTE1 HAIR EXPERTS BUSINESS SERVICES SIGNS "Voice' Classified Adi JA 4-0716 For Pick-Up Suite 302, Congress Building EDVITO SIGNS BOAT ACCESSORIES Ladies' Dresses .. 35c up Please call Miss Thompson Mary Kinggai-d, Piano Teacher ENGRAVING Trucks Walls - Gold Leaf Evening gowns ... $5 up Robert Whitford methods ENGRAVED Wedding Invitations 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 BIMINI TOPS . St. Vincent De Paul Store Popular or Classical Instruction & Announcements - Good Service All Marine Canvas Items 801 N. 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Lauderdale) Invalid commode chair (chrome) particular ad isn't already REASONABLE - Call CA 14980 FOR SERVICE Call PL 1-6050 never used. Cost $78 - Best WANTED ! ! ! Lovely ladies who THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN listed in the 'Voice' Mart - - HEARING AIDS OUTBOARD MOTOR - 7% H.P. . offer. Call WH 1-0778 Pompano we'll make a NEW heading like richness of pure silk 42 inch 234 Valencia, C. G. (at the P.O.) & stand. Fine condition. Boy's English Bicycle (J. C. for you. Organza — 15 beautiful colors, Auditone Hearing Aids and Religious Articles, Gifts, Greeting SACRIFICE - Call MO 6-0926 Accessories, Batteries & Cords Higgins) good condition $15; ONLY 98c yd. Samples on request. Cards, Stationery, Gift Wrapping BOATS & YACHTS also boy's sport jacket,- size Seelhoff 638 N.W. 62 St. PL 8-5611 145 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-0231 and Mailing. Phone HI 4-1773 21 FT. JERSEY SKIFF 14, $4. Call PL 1-8352 SUMMER CAMPS INSURANCE ANNOUNCEMENTS 95 HP Chris-Craft INBOARD. Children 8 to 14 - make history Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. EMPLOYMENT Excellent fishing boat. Best FOR SALE ADS fun! Live it at Massanutten Farm. • All Types of Insurance offer over $650. CaU MO 7-7308 Horses & all camp activities! When You're Planning a 1338 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 31 ft. RICHARDSON in good Continued next page For information call OX 14166 GIL HAAS ' SKIP HAAS KELP WANTED - FEMALE condition - Chrysler motor, WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, or write Box 47454, Miami, Fla. LUNCHEON. PARTY etc. call MOVING sleeps 4 or 5. Equipped with CLASSIFIED DISPLAY The Knights of Columbus Hall MOVING? YOUNG Ship-to-Shore, Fishing Chairs, 270 Catalonia Ave. Coral Gables plus many other comforting & AUTOMOTIVE Have Trucks for All Size Jobs necessary accessories. Moving FREE FREE $35 up • Air conditioning optional Call Joe NE 5-2461 WOMEN 3 MONTHS SUPPLY SOAP See Pat O'Brien, Mgr. HI 8-9242 North. Very anxious to sell. 3 MONTHS WRITTEN GUARANTEE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE WE MOVE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Call MO 6-6917 With Every EASTERLING DISTRIBUTOR 1951 Hudson Commodore, 4 door Local and Long Distance^ For fine Easterling Tableware Household Goods, Office Equipmt. GARDEN SUPPLIES sedan, one owner, good condition. APPLY TODAY AUTOMATIC WASHER Call Myra E. Reiners MO 1-2700 CALL PL 7-9157 Appliances, Pianos PL 1-7842 Calvo Feed & Garden Supply ANTHONY'S Transfer & Storage Nutri-sol, liquid diet plant food. $45 and Up AUTOMOBILE SERVICE 36 N. E. 2nd Street Oil Paintings (11x14) MOVING & STORAGE All leading brands of Fertilizer, Kenmore-RCA Whirlpool Your favorite Saint • also many BILL GAGNON Insecticides and Pet Supplies. COLLISION SERVICE Packing, Crating & Shipping other religious subjects - Furniture, Office Equipment etc. Free Delivery. Se Habla Espanol. Rebuilt Like New Foreign Car Spec.-Paint-Body Shop SOUTHERN BELL 3485 W. 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Manassa - Member St. Brendan's PHOTOGRAPHY Healthy retired couple to WE NEED dressers, beds & Naranja, Florida SO. MIAMI AUTO SUPPLY, Inc. LeMAN STUDIO manage small rental business all kinds. Also toys etc. etc. LARGAY NURSING HOME Auto Parts and Accessories Weddings • Babies on Keys. References. Write Call FR 3-3856 for pick-up ! Miami, Florida IT WOULD All foreign & U.S. make cars Portraits - Commercial P.O. Box 253, Key West, Fla. WE RENT ROLLAWAY BEDS Registered Nurses In Charge Specializing in Phone MO 6-4362 267 Alhambra Circle HI 8-9300 POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE & BABY CRIBS - Weekly rates Generator, Starter, Speedometer (10% Discount to Voice Readers) Television • GE Appliances Member K. of C. Service • Auto - Truck & Marine Immaculate Conception Parish COST YOU PRINTING Unencumbered widow on pension MOTT'S FURNITURE FLORISTS 6020 So. Dixie Hgwy. 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ABC Shorthand; Gregg, Pitman Need a truck sign, neon sign, 'Be-Kind-To-Advertisers-Week' Personalized Stationery only $3.95 Planning on moving? TO ALL OF THE Tutoring ALL School Subjects Printed with your name & address gold leaf, etc.? Look under Select a mover from See 1 cllow Page 620. Phone Book which is boxed -100 sheets & envelopes. Adelphi School - 500 N.E. 79th St. 'Signs' in the 'Voice' MART the 'Voice' MART EVERYWEEKINTHEYEAR Your choice of several colors. READERS OF PERSONALS KEYSTONE PRESS HI 3-7077 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Nose Face Ears in The 'Voice' MART 3328 S. W. 23rd Terrace jLJULflJLa.Jgooo o o o o o oooooooo oooooooooooogooooo BJL& Corrective styling plastic surgery. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY NEW Jalousie or Awning Type THE 'VOICE* 139 S.E. 3rd Street 2-3 P.M. Deederer. M.D. FR 3-0003 Look Better Feel Better Yet You Can Looking for a room, house WINDOWS j lot or apartment? Call Today For FREE ESTIMATE j Reach All Of Them Find it in The 'Voice' MART FIGURAMA OX 1-4298 or TU 8-4314 j Through An Ad In 5 North "L" Street, Lake Worth - JV 2-8600 WORLD WIDE WINDOW CO. INCJ For Men For Women E. J. PLIS, Owner (Member Immaculate Conception Parish) I THE 'MART THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT >ooooooooooooo( Suitable my business wishing U expaM CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY (Miami's Fastest Grouty For your convenience you may use this coupon McCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. 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Written Guarantee Pleasa write your ad en separata sheet Parking at MASTER'S Phone PL 7-1000 or call DETAILS 'Miami's Only Discount Store' or PL 8-9646 PLaza 8-2507 Page 24 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, 1960 The Market Place for n n o u n c e m e n t~s Sales - Services Rent a Is Real Estate MISCELLANEOUS (Cont'd) ELECTRICIANS VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES APARTMENTS - Ft. Laud. (Cont'd) REAL ESTATE (Cont'd) eOUNTY HOMES - S.W; 21". Philco console model TV LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY VENETIAN BLINDS - CORNICES SUN VIEW Apartment Motel LOHR REAL ESTATE Tears Flowed A-I CONDITION In "The Venice of America" Free Estimates - Guaranteed 415 S.E. 11th Ct. JA 2-3082 Realtors Members St. Michael's 1 Ref inished • Repairs - Your Home Quiet residential - Near churches When transfer forced family to CALL MU 1-0805 MINNET ELECTRIC Acreage - Homes • Lots & Rentals leave this better than nets Residential and Com'l Renovation Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 J092 S. W 27th Ave. Pt HI 8-65U PETS 95lrf N.W. 7th Ave. SURF EDGE Apartment Motel 3 bedroom, 2 bath ! We specialize in repair-remodeling. 209 N. Atlantic Blvd. JA 2-9921 SUNSET HAVEN BEAUTY MINIATURE POODLES - AKC CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! COCONUT GROVE -Young puppies, available now! WATER HEATERS ON the Ocean - From $25 WEEK. close-in country estate with Ft. Lauderdale. LOgan 6-1421 Houses - Lots • Apartments hugh screened pool & patio, area". HOBBY HORSE FARM LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. APARTMENTS WANTED W. E. Margicin MO 5-4447 8900 S.W. 80th St. MO 7-7308 Water Healer Repairs/& Sales Perfect in every respect. Owner FLOOR WAXING Womadi retired from government 'Grove's most cooperative broker.' gone, must 6eIL we have key. PLANTS AND TREES 4102 Laguna Esl. 1930 HI 8-9912 service desires efficiency or MARIE MITCHELL, Broker Specialist in home & com'l floor Call Roy McCleskey Cherry • Ixora -Hibiscus 33c WINDOW CLEANING small apartment. Prefer close • . " Specializing in maintenance • any kitchen cleaned, to town. Reasonable. Write N.W. - HOMES - HIALEAH MODERN AGE REALTY FULL BUSHY GALLON CANS waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 Windows cleaned • Floors waxed Box 1914, Miami 1, Fla; St. James Parish • MU 8-3322 249 UNIVERSITY DR. HI 8-4441 ({^TONS --25c& 50c JALOUSIES Painting & Decorating • Call 1410 N.W. 119th St. MU 1-7735 INCOME PROPERTY Tom McCormack - FR 4-8765 HOUSES - N.E. i> -uot Adoneida Palujs - 97c ! Old windows replaced with KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT One large 6 room home, with front MODERN AGE REALTY porch suitable for business; MELANDOR NURSERY JALOUSIES or AWNING TYPE. ' • 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue 249 University-Drive J Free estimate. Call TU 8-1904 Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Spaces one 4 room cottage for renting. 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. WT 7-6971 RENTALS Coral Gables HI 8-4441 BOTH furnished - on lot 50x135, LANDSCAPING PHONE PL 4-6295 Roy Key McCleskey, Mgr. RELIGIOUOpen everS ARTICLEy day froSm 8:30 • 6 Geo. W. Lasche, Prop. land value J300 per ft,Kl7,90O Chinch CONTROL Program - $15 .ROOMS - N.W. BpSHEY'S GIFT SHOP Clean & pretty 2 bedroom CBS MARY MVLLEN 582 N.W. 54th STREET Guaranteed - Licensed - Insured Corpus Christi Parish - LARGE Realtor • Member St. Brendan's Religious Articles AA National Lawn Service Co. house. Unfurnished. Convenient. Call owner • PL 8.-9068 Statuary - Pictures front room, 1 or 2 in new home, 3 blocks to Holy Family. Adults. Lots -Homes -. Acreage - Rentals INCOME PROPERTY - HOLLYWOOD 2401 N. Federal highway TU 7-5913 (Member St. John's) wood floors, $15. Call NE 4-5600 7385 S.W. 8th St. *• MO 1-7662 $100 MONTH -Yearly 16 Unit MOTEL Defray Beach, Florida' LAWN MOWER SERVICE 1030 N.E. 143rd St^ PL ?-&Q12 WILLIAM C. MURPHY ROOMS S.W. See 3866 Hollywood Blvd. TRAILERS MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Realtor Authorized Service and Parts St. Brendan's Parish-Quiet HOUSES - North MIAMI Member - Corpus Christi Parish Very Good Buy ! ! 1954 -29 ft. 'Mobile Lone Star' Fertilizers • Sharpening • Welding room, waterfront home, near bus, Near St. James, schools, buses & 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-2986 St. Stephen's Parish - W. Hywd. with 22x9 Alum-A-Room. FINE . business lady, $10. CA 1-1266 Paul and Ray Gigon shopping - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, SEE US FIRST NEW, 5 units, completely condition. LOT F-13, AI-Ril _ 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 ROOMS - HIALEAH unfurnished, $125 yearly. Call We Specialize in Epiphany Area furnished. $31,000. Trailer Court. 8401 N.W. 14th Ave, MU .8-6963 after 6 or weekends. PAINTING Lady will share her home with GOOD TERMS- Call OWNER WANTED Holy Family Parish - Furnished PALMLAND REALTY LOgan 6-3726 (Ft. Lauderdale) Painting By Contract lady OR rent room. St. John's 2 bedroom CBS (for rent or sale) Wanted by St. Vincent de Paul Parish. TU 7-1210 or TU 8-1255 1546 So. Dixia Hwy. MO 5-3577 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE' Interior-REASONABLE-Exterior near church and high school. CATHOLIC SALVAGE STOKE LICENSED - INSURED MU 8-4586 HOMES HOMES • HOMES Clothing, household furnishings, ROOMS WANTED - N.E. Carporte, $115 month rental. Will exchange 2 bedroom, 2 bath appliances, linens etc. MURPHY & MURPHY Unencumbered lady wants room in 910 N.E. 137th'St. PL 9-9937 SALES & RENTALS home in Miami Shores for 3-4 for the needy. , Painting Contractors vicinity N.E. 95th St. & Bisc. Blvd. Near Keystone Pt-1640 N.E. 125 St. ARTHUR E.PARRISH, Realtor bedroom home in same location. (All St. Vincent de Paul Soc. bene- Residential - Commercial for $25 month. Call PL 1-4198 2 bedrooms, 1% baths -YEARLY 168 N.E. 96th St. PL 4-8696 CALL PL 1-4198 factors remembered-wkly masses). Call NA 1-7771 - NA 1-1756 Unfurnished. Adults (No pets) PAT PROCACCI, Realtor PHONE FR 3-3856 Special PILLOW RENOVATING APARTMENTS N.E. EXTRA NICE Call PL 8-9626 ' Specializing in Acreage and Business Property pick-up davs each neighborhood, DOHM'S SUNSHINE PILLOWS St. Rose'of Lima Parish Lady will share her lovely home HOUSES - OPA-LOCKA .... •5941 S.W. 48th Street MO 7-0938 Turn to next page Renovated with NEW covers ! Our Lady Perpetual Help Parish Home & Income Property CALL JA 4-5318 Ft. Lauderdale . with lady, nice yard, etc. HOME IMPROVEMENT: 605 S.E: 6th STREET Reasonable. CALL PL 8-7558 4'bedroom, 2 bath, unfurnished, FRANK WELTER REALTY Furnished 1 bedroom apartment, air conditioning - $100 month, HOMES - ^RENTALS for more ALSO - Pillows Made to Order. yearly. CALL NA 1-3848 Acreage & Business Property AIR CONDITIONING near shopping - 670 N.E. 122nd St. PLASTERING PL 7-7476 after 6 or weekends HOUSES S.W. 3301 S.W. 75th Ct. MO 6-3823 ROOM air conditioner service (Member St. Brendan's Parish) PLASTERING & stucco patching. APARTMENTS'- N.W. Near St. Brendan's • 2 bedroom Factory Authorized Service Call Mike for FREE ESTIMATE unfurnished, $75 month, yearly. York -Carrier - Philco • Crosley REASONABLE . • MO 1-8976 St. Michael's - Walking distance Newly decorated. Call CA 1-0044 IVLIA T. WHITE REE ESTATE Vniversal Service Inc. Bedroom apartment, private entry 4115 S.W. 74th COURT SALES • RENTALS CALL PLaza 9-5711 PLUMBING 470 N.W. 32nd Ct. HI 4-1633 Epiphany Parish -.3 bedroom CBS, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BRICKLAYERS McCORMICK BOYETT $69 per month - MOBILE HOME hardwood floors, tile bath, 11601 Biscayne Bvd. PL 4-5426 LISTINGS BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with large Florida room, air- jalousied Florida porch, enclosed WINCHELL Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE conditioned, phone, clean, well Brick & stone work - all kinds, rm. We specialize in plumbing repairs carporte, fenced-in back yard on REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc furnished, carporte, shuffleboard, acre lot - MANY EXTRAS - Near 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. swimming pool, on large corner CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 Day PL 7-0606 church, schools, shopping & bus. (Member St. Theresa Parish) lot, May to November - ADULTS. YEARLY $110 month. MO 6-6070 BRICKS, BLOCK WORK. Night PL 9-0355,, PL 8-9622 Miami Heights Trailer Park APARTMENTS FOR SALE Lease or Sell FIREPLACES. PATIOS, ETC. JACK & SON 3450 N.W. 79th St. Lot C-328 $110 month pays all Hv NEW Phone J. CENTORE TU 7-1126 Plumbing Contractors Call OX 1-8896 or MU 8-0401 REAL ESTATE 4 unit. 1 bedr^— •"— •• —r>ts. Doctor's Office BUILDERS No Money Down • FHA Financing APARTMENTS - S.W. Full price $21,900 -Near All Work Guar. • 24 Hoar Service 27th Ave. at 1120 ajfciiic ./.iet. VAN HOEK, BUILDER v DANE APARTMENTS - Yearly Home & Office Homes, apts., additions or alter- 1ACOB MILAVIC. PROPRIETOR. ALL STATES REALTY Call MU 1-0805 or NA 1-6748 2035 N. W. 95th St. PL 7-7962 $60 - $65. Kitchen, dinette, 1500 Sq. Ft. • Plenty Parking ations. Free estimates LO 4-2732 living room, buses & shopping. Bargains in S.W. Homes For Your Convenience - - Ft. Lauderdale 850 N.W. 42nd St. 2120 S.W. 1st St. - PL 7-4464 Call Leo N. LeFevre Corner N.E. 2nd Ave. & 112th St. Phil Palm Plumbing MO 5-7511 -Member St. Theresa's You May NOW Little Ads — Big Results Specializing in Efficiency apartments .-. Air\. Call PL 1-7990 Read and Use The 'Voice' MART REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS conditioned, TV, twin beds. Ella Allen - JE 1-1135 'Call-in' your Classified Ad Weekly $35 - Monthly $85 to $90 BUILDING MATERIALS 1445 N.E. 142nd Street with Walter B. Wilson, Realtor to The'Voice'MART .. . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY LITTLE RIVER LUMBER YARD BALI HAI MOTEL Specializing in Call PLaza 8-9896 1350. S.W. 2nd Ave. FR 9-2294 until 9 P.M. Mondays Cabinet Works, Paint & Hardware ROOFING MIAMI BEACH HOMES LUMBER & BUILDING Material St. Brendan's Parish - NEW 1 bed- C.J. FITZGERALD for the Friday edition. ' Want To Rent House } 7:30 . 5 Daily - Saturdays 'til 3:30 JOHN'S ROOFING room furnished apartment, yearly. with Albert F. Baker Real Estate Call Miss Thompson 7737 N.E. 2nd Ave. " , PL 9-2404 Leaky Roofs Repaired 9500 S.W. 42nd St. near Bird Rd. Specializing in Apartments in Key West < $5 and up. MO 7-7096 CA 1-0061 after 3 & weekends. CARPENTERS 8080 N. E. 2nd Avenue at PL 8-2507 SHEET METAL MODERN 1-bedroom furnished PL 1-3801 or PL 9-9026 eves. Young medical doctor j Carpenter, paperhanging, general apartment - ALSO efficiency. DOOLEY REALTY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY being transferred to ^ repairs, cement & handyman work SHEET METAL Near bus. 6055 W. FLAGLER St. Specializing in Epiphany Parish, :Key West Naval Hospital ^ etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 Gutters, skylines, ducts, metal APARTMENTS - COCONUT GROVE S. Miami, Kendall & Perrine area MIAMI BEACH 4 Xuly 1st would like A\ Carpenter, alterations, painting, work. Free estimate. MO J-1679 Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT SALES • RENTALS Exclusive North Beach area. A to rent unfurnished A cement work & repairs. No job TREE SERVICE REALTOR CE 5-0540 Near Beach, Churches, Buses. ^ too small. Call HI 1-1633 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. % bedroom home. Write j AVERETT'S, TREE SERVICE 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, living Florida Realty Bureau, Inc. Efficiency - Suitable 2 or 3 ^ CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Trees trimmed, topped removed. room, dinette, kitchen, furnished Two offices to serve yqir better, A few as low as A L.D. Ellis, M.D. 1 PATIOS, drives, walks floors Licensed-Insured. Over 13 years. or unfurnished, air-conditioned on busy thoroughfares. $85 MONTH - Yearly 4 Keystone, color, any size job. Anywhere south of Miami River & heat. Covered parking. Yearly 3961 - 58th Way North MO 7-6103 (Member St. Brendan's) 5,20 N.E. 79lh St. PL 7-5576 T FURLONG'S TERRACE APTS. J Quality workmanship • MU 8-2151 or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 8411 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-8545 r8210 Hording Ave. UN 6-1094* St. Petersburg, Fla. DRAPERIES Trees topped, trimmed, removed, APARTMENTS • FT. LAUDERDALE CORINNE M. GAMBARDELLA palms trimmed, trees & lawns 4 CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES & Near St. Anthony's Church Realtor - 571 N.W. 110th Street CLASSIFIED DISPLAY . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SI7~X>VERS * REASONABLE sprayed. Licensed & insured. Completely furnished 1-bedroom AH Types of Real Estate CA 1-7309 NEWCOMB TREE SURGEONS apartment, in new building, Call PL 1-0308 NOTICE TO FT. LAUDERDALE READERS! CALL MO 1-7115 . (Member St. Rose of Lima Parish) DRAPERY INSTALLATIONS carpeting. Reasonable. Summer UPHOLSTERY CLEANING or yearly rate. ALSO large Rx for Results - - SIRLOIN Draperies made and installed. 'NEW LOOK' RUG and efficiency. Separate entrance $150 Free Estimates - Work Guaranteed What else - but an ad STEAK . UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS & bath. Call JA 3-4034 in the 'Voice' MART 10% Discount With This Ad 337 NE. 110th TERRACE Call CA 14898 or CA 1-8816 "Don't Be A Crank • Call Hank" 220 N.E. 12th AVENUE CALLPLS-2507 DINNER I PLEASE PATRONIZE PLaza 4-0898 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED^ DISPLAY Wallace's Bamboo Shack Resicfarant (Member St. Rose of Lima Parish) (Y)OUR Advertisers Need a good printer? 3134 N.E. d*h Si. (Tt. Lauderdale) LO 6-1713 7318 Red Rood. (Please clip this ad & oive to Mrs. Wallace) in The 'Voice' MART Find one in the 'Voice' MART ^XASSIFIED DISPLAY •CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY South Miami, Fla. V~~-N/fc~-THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! ~Wfc~~, MO 7-3903 LINENS ROOM Air Conditioner Service AN. NOUN C•••'•£ ••• -i •:••• "• • • • SERVICE O\ ALL MAKES • lelmonico Steaks-$1.2911);' Factory Authorized Service on Jerry's Prime and Choice Cute MAY WHITE SALE! Fine Quality Linoiis - - York, Carrier and Philco ROGERS MARKET - 1519 Douglas Rd. (Opposite Coliseum) Universal Service, Inc. Call HI 4-9197 for Free Delivery • Open 8 to 8 Daily Bedspreads, Towels etc. ANTHONY FAUST - Member St. Michael's Parish 10% to 25% OFF1 regular prices. CALL PLaza 9-5711 May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Poge 25 6 i Mass To Be Offered The Voice MART CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 Sunday Mass Timetable ARCADIA Gesu: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 11:30 Sundays At Airport St. Paul: 10 12, 12:30 '4 For the convenience of air- AVON PARK Holy Redeemer: 7, 10 '\ port employes and travelers, HOUSES FOR SALE N.E. HOUSES FOR SALE - S.W. Houses For Sqle-Miami B'ch (Cont'd) Lady of Missions: 7, 8:30 < Mass is celebrated each Sun- Our Lady Of Grace: 8:30, 10 Near St. Rose of Lima - 2 or 3 $500 DOWN - Balance $13,000 Near St. Joseph's Church St. Brendan: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, i day at 7:15 a.m. in the Jet bedrooms, 2 baths, enclosed at $85 per month -3 bedroom Across from OCEAN & bathing BELLE GLADE ! 11:30, 12:30 | Room on the seventh floor garage QR carporte, fully l CBS, l /z baths, carporte - near beach - 2 bedroom home & three St. Philip: 9:30 St. Miehael: 6, 7, 8, 9, (Polish) , of the Airport Hotel located landscaped, $21,900 by owner - St. Brendan's and public school, deluxe apartments - $59,000. [ at Miami's International Air- builder. 355 N.E. 115tfa Street buses and shopping. EASY TERMS - No brokers BOCA GRANDE 10, 11, 12:30; nade Auditorium: , port. St. Rose of Lima walking distance 3325 S.W. 89th COURT CALL OWNER UN 6-1205 Our Lady of Mercy: 10:15 9, 10:30, 12 2 bedroom - 1V4 bath, Fla. room, By OWNER NE 5-3976 HOUSES FOR SALE • HIALEAH SS. Peter and Paul: 6:15, 8, 9, BOCA RATON fenced yard, county taxes, owner. Epiphany Parish - SPACIOUS Immaculate Conception Pariah 10, 11, 12 220 N.E. 110th Ter. PL 1-6066 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, unique Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS St. Joan of Arc: 7, 9, 10:30 floor plan. Located in ONE- MIAMI BEACH Colonial^ fireplace, screened BOYNTON BEACH YOUR FLORIDA BUYS acre estate area. Moving North - porch, sprinkler system, carporte, St. Francis de Sales: 7, 9, 11 Support Asked 3 bedroom, 2 bath, huge rumpus anxious to sell. For more kitcben equipped, near shopping St. Mark 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 details call owner MO 6-6197 St. Joseph: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 room, screened patio - selling & buses, $15,900. Small down CLEWISTON BELOW FHA appraisal - Will St. Brendan's Parish - 3 bed- payment. Call owner TU 7-5661 St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11 For Missions consider small home in trade. rooms, 2 baths, closed garage, LARGE 2 bedroom CBS, hardwood St. Margaret: 7:30 first two St. Patrick: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 \ fenced back yard, awnings, floors, Florida room, attached and 12:30 HOME & INCOME patio, stove & refrigeration. Sundays: 11:15 thereafter Of The Dio Page 26 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, 19«D Bishop Named To See Something warm and human and FUNERAL Founded By St. Patrick wonderful happens when you send FLOWERS from - HOME Deaths in Diocese LONDON (NO — A new bish- 2505 N. Dixie Hwy. op has been named to the his- FT. LAUDERDALE. FLA. EDWARD KALIS iMrs. Maria T. Lazano Mrs. Maria Palacio toric Scottish See of Argyll and Licensed /Director LOgan 6-7621 Requiem Mass was. celebrated In * Mass of Requtem was celebrated St. Rose of Lima Church for Mrs. The isles, which traces its foun- In Gesu Church' for Mrs. Maria -T. Maria Palacio, 41, of 4177 NE 107th lazano, 64, of 27 NW ]]7th PL St. dation to St. Patrick. "T She eame liere W years ago from . She came here five years ago from gPuerto Rieo. Fort &auderdale. Z Surviving is a sister, M£S. : Surviving are her husband, Luis; Bishop Stephen McGill will Margaret Sana. two.daughters/ Mrs. J. Perry Erwin, .: BuriaBil l arrangements were- under and Rosem^rfy. and one son, Carlos. spend much of his time travel- fte direction of Reed Funeral Home. Burial arrangements were under ling by boat or helicopter to his PLUMMET the direction' of Philbrick Funeral \ Leo M. Butler Home. thinly scattered flock. #POMPANO BEACH — ' Requiem Kass and burial were in Camdeh, Mrs. Elisa Power N.Y. for Leo M. BuUer, 73, of 2694 Requiem Mass and burial were in NE 22nd St. San Juan. Puerto Rico for Mrs. BIT 1349 WEST FLAGLER STREET, MIAMI 35, FLORIDA He came here, six months ; ago isa Power, 60. of 10900. NW 12th Ct.' from Utica, N.Y? >«• She is survived by her husband, LAKE WORTH Surviving are his wife, Ellen and Jorge; three sons including William J. L. PLUMMER, JR., Manager a sister, Mrs. James J. Doyle. and three sisters. Local burial arrangements we're Local burial arrangements were under the direction of Kraeer Fu- under the direction of Van Orsdel neral Home. Funeral Home. FUNERAL HOME Joseph W. Keller Frank Sepede Re/ *Mass was offered in-Our Requiem Mass and Durlal were in Corner of J and 4 Avenue So. Lady Perpetual Help Church for Garfield, N.J. for Frank Sepede, 57, TdiuardllFHale Joseph W. Keller, 66, of 645 Harem of 2077 Nti 171st St. Lake Worth, Fla. . Ave., Opa-Locka. He came here 14 years ago from He came here seven years ago Lodi. N,J. * from Monticello, N.Y. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a Surviving are his wife, Catherine; son, Frank; two sisters- and a FUNERAL HOME three daughters Including Mrs. brother. O. H. Tillmari Catherine Giboa; one son, * a sister Local burial arrangements were 7200 N.W. 2nd AVE. • Ptaza 1-7523 and seven grandchildren. under the direction of Lithgow Fu- Licenced Fla. Funeral Director Burial arrangements were under neral Home. W. Keith MacRae, F. D, the direction of Carl F. Slade fu- Arvo O. Paananen neral Home. j Harry G.' Young . • ..* v INVALID CAR SERVICE FORT LAUDERDALE — Requiem Mass and burial were in Orange, 24 Hour Oxygen Equipped N.J., for Harry G., Young, 58, of 501 SW 29th St. PATRON of mental patients, AMBULANCE SERVICE Birth Control Foe He came here four years ago from St. Dymphna, whose feast day '•• * Morris Plains, N.J. Surviving, are his-wife, Sarah and is May 15, is depicted in a In Britain Dead a daughter, Mrs. Olive Luithle. Telephone Local burial arrangements were painting by Virginia Broder- JUsrice 2-4411 LONDON (NO — Dr. Halli- under the direction of Kraeer Fu- A* neral Home. ick. day Sutherland, noted author, medical consultant and Catholic apologist; died here at 77. CARL F. SLADE, F.D. A convert Scotsman, he was Can QtoMs the successful defendant in a Wadlington 1922 legal battle with Dr. Marie Stopes after he publicly critic- CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME Two Funeral Homes ized her promotion of birth con- trol clinics. to Serve You 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 He was the father of five children, one of them now a IN HOLLYWOOD priest in the London area. 140 S. DIXIE HWY. WA 3-6565 Millionaire Bequearhes Glass; Bulk Of Estate To Church The BEST needn't cost more IN WEST HOLLYWOOD CHICAGO (NO — A real es- . Funeral Home The question oi quality needn't fee price. At Van Orsdel's we give the tate man has left the bulk of 1848 N.W. 17th Ave., Miami, Fla. 5801 Hollywood Blvd. his $1,125,000 estate to Catholic YU 3-6565 same unstinting service and personal institutions and charities accord- NE 5-8313 attention to every bereaved family, ing to his will. Caither D. Peden, Jr., Funeral Director-Manager regardless oi the amount spent. Walter P. Powers, who died at the age of 78, bequeathed COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES $100,000 to each of eight Catholic institutions. Aside from $175,000 Van Orsdel's -provides an exceptional- bequests to friends and rela- ly wide selection oi funerals to choose tives-, the remainder of the es- from. Over 60 different funerals are tate was left to the Catholic offered, and all ' "butes include Charities of Chicago. Burses ? casket, casket bearers, transportation, music, choice of chapel facilities in four mortuaries and every needed de- tail of helpful service. Confirmation So many ask about them . . . $150* $215 - $279 $907 $348 Schedule : $383 $396 $419 $427 $455 During the month of May the Standard metal casket funerals from $465 Sacrament of Confirmation will Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 be administered by the Most They're sums of money — from a few dollars to many Reverend Coleman F. Carroll, thousands — carefully invested by the Diocese of Miami for the Tor iamily use. locally. Any family in financial diUiculty may ml its own price en this service. Bishop of Miami in the follow- education of seminarians. The interest wholly or partially pays for a ing parishes: ASSURANCE OF INTEGRITY May 7 — 11 a.m. Visitation, future priest's education. Small sums quickly add up to twenty thousand Experienced service and fair dealing V Miami dollars — a full burse: Thoughtful Catholic persons provide for full or are important protections when funer- 4 p.m. St. Edward, Palm partial burses in their wills. . al selection becomes necessary. Van Beach Orsdel's membership in National Se- May 8—4 p.m. St. Agnes, Key lected Morticians is the family's as- JBiscayne surance of receiving the finest funeral 7 p.m. Epiphany, South Mi- Requests for information and contributions fb the Diocese for service obtainable in Dade County. ami burses should be addressed to: Father James J. Walsh, Director of May 9 — 3:30 p.m. Holy Ros- ary, Perrine Vocations, 6301 Biscayne BlvcL, Miami 38, Florida. i 7 p.m. Sacred Heart, Home- - stead Can May 10 — 2 p.m. San Pedro, Tavernier 4 p.m. San Pablo,' Marathon MORTUARI E S Is there a priest in your plans for the future? Fo. Further Information Call FR 3-5757 May 11 — 3 p.m. St. Clement, Fort Landerdale LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF^ 7 p.m. St. Coleman, Pompan« C. D. "Cliff" Van Orsdel, Licensee Beach May 6, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 27 Lfc SHARE IN THESE BIG SAVINGS ON QUALI FOODS! PRICES EFFECTIVE THIS WEEKEND AT. ALL FOOD FAIR STORES ... FROM FT. PIERCE TO KEY WEST V RATH'S BLACK HAWK OR COLONIAL SMOKED HAMS FULL CUT 45? SHANK HALF LB. ^V^^F^ WESTERN CORN-FED LB LOIN END LB. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PORK LOINS B 29 35 PATRICK CUDAHY TOP U.S. CHOICE P.S.G, BRAND 49 CANNED CHUCK STEAK LB U.S. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE AND GOOD MILWAUKEE MILK-FED PICNICS WHITE VEAL SALE! A E 3-LB. 89 Legs WITi.H. 49c I Rumps .». 59c I Shoulder "? ". 39c Breast POCKET LB. 39c Shoulder Chops BLADE. .LB. 59c CAN 1 Rib Chops LB 79cLoin Chops...... a. 89c LADY FAIR ENRICHED VEAL CUTLETS LB. 1.09 WHITE VISIT OUR NEW FYNE-TASTE BREAD WITH $5.00 1-LB. c! CUSTOMER SERVICE ORDER BAG 14-0z. COFFEE OR MORE I MEAt DEPARTMENT FAMILY where LOAF YELLOW CLING HALVES, OR SLICED 10 29-OZ. friendly Hunt's PEACHES 2 CANS courteous meat DEL MONTE cutters EXTRA LARGE 16-OZ. wait FLORIDA PINK Fruit COCKTAIL 2 CANS GREEN GIANT serve 16-OZ SWEET PEAS 3 CANS you SHRIMP with just the ROYAL 'R' cuts of meat 21-25 46-OZ. Pineapple JUICE 5 CANS you desire! COUNT 89 LB. GOLDEN CREAM STYLE 2O55 16-OZ. LibbyCORN ....:. CANS MINUTE MAID CORAL ORAKGE NEW CROP FLORIDA WAY | Specializing in the finest JUICE CORN 6 29 U.S. PRIME GOLDEN RIPE ] Steaks & Roasts, LBS trimme t0ord r FROZEN ^^ ^T- BANANAS 3 -29*j f * • Merchants Green Stamps..,VW Bonus w/f/i Every Purchase Paoe 28 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. May 6, I960