t a -’•J X RN m 'vj o oj Z t/i , C O LO . flenotr ^ catholic 3D m ZJ O' m o d ? July 4 .. OJ X < o Ucsscd ...The fire of lib­ Books . o CO X ro i o f tiin erty has not been !eption. ex tin g u ish e d . See . for children to Lr own read this summer id from "Bells of July 4” on are featured in Sec­ Page 4. COLORADO’S LARGEST WEEKLY tion 2, Page 1. for long 5 grace, Thursday, June 30, 1966 VOL. LX No. 47 lerhood, its fuIU sin and il mean Radical Forces at Work he will ered in lot only Development Fund ith the I t C a n feel an of sin, \A L '.(1 Drive Total Given r lower |M / Happen Here The 1966 Archdiocesan Development original Vr Fund D rive reached a total of $1,076,- On the average the Ameri­ Chicago — A convention change at the convention, to the 644.95 in pledges and $480,135.39 paid in can business executive spends of young radicals in Chica­ PDlilical forces wanting to a change designed to in­ 11.3 hours a week on the te­ pted in change the United States are cash in a report issued this week by the go last month showed U.S. crease vastly its influence, lephone, according to one empted recruiting Americans — espe­ Development Fund Office. This represents Communists believe they cially young Aincriciins. That is its membership, and its study. That sounds bad ;rnally, a total of 33,987 pledges for a participa­ finally are on the right why "Denver Catholic Register" scope. enough, but think about the senses tion of 54 per cent of the potential con­ track toward their goal of stuff writer Jack Bacon was The basic change was consequences: If he works 40 sent to observe the convention tributors. The average contribution years, say, and takes three- turning their dogma into billed as a shift in empha­ of the W.K.B. Dubois clubs in throughout the entire Archdiocese of week vacations, he will spend the platform of a political Cliicago. What he found out sis to concentrate on Denver amounted to $31.70. 22,148 hours during his work­ movement with the respec­ about this "socialist" organi/a- "organizing working class ticjii is ri'porled here. The re­ A major portion o f the campaign con­ ing life making and taking ta b le .status o f a really youth” —not only among calls. That’s a total of 923 a psy- ports should i e a shock to tributions was made by the workers powerful third party. those who think it can't happen minority groups considered days, or if you prefer, two and ;iidian. themselves. Almost 10,000 men participa­ As it looms now, the here — for they clearly show more receptive to the rad­ ted in the solicitation last April 24. a half yearsl The only thought that eager radical zealots are more appalling is what would movement would constitute ical theme, but among The 135 chairmen and executive vice e. Psy- a coalition of IvoftisL orga- hard at work trying to see that White working class youths we do without telephones? :>d that it does.—News Editor. chairmen pledged $1,772.50. Their vice ni/.atinns rising out of cur­ recognized by the organi­ chairmen gave $40,103. The team cap­ naking rent domestic turmoil over zation as imbued with or, would be general tains contributed $100,589, and and 5,356 Dr. McGlone checked that the issues of peace in anti-Communist spirit. public repugnance to team members pledged $176,502. Addi­ Matt Michnlek over, and mind, Vietnam, civil rights, and The organization efibrt things Communist. Prob­ tional team member pledges were made then asked: "Have you been le dis- the economic distress that involves establishment of ably more important, as a part o f the general solicitation. living a normal life?” ysis of is the target of the war on com.nunity project centers, therefore, is the party’s The Advance Gifts section, under the "Yes. doctor.” bad. poverty. not in itia lly to sign up "Well, you’ll have to cut it apparent intention to direction of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer le was The occasion for expres­ members but to win ac­ out for a while.” become much more ac­ J. Kolka, and with John J. Sullivan as It and sions o f Red optimism was ceptance for the group first tive in the nation’s po­ chairman, solicited a total of $51,415 re the the second national con­ by working in and with Thomas Edi,-w)n hated formal litical life in its own from 131 contributors. ■s) the ■ vention of the W.E.B. Du­ communities in behalf of dinners which seemed stuffy to name, in belief that Returns of payments due in July him. One night at a particu­ by the bois Clubs of America, a such local interests as bet­ public acceptance of the should be made to the parish in a special larly dull gathering he decided ter housing, improved prim arily college-based party has grown and collection to be taken up for this purpose to sneak away and return to hod is schools, more jobs, better organization with a pro­ will grow much more. on Sunday, July 10. his laboratory. As he was some- gram described by its health services, etc. An important test of this See complete report on Page 2. pacing back and forth near ho rc- outgoing national chairmim Summer projects with the door, waiting for an op­ belief is being made this 1 may as "socialist in content and these aims already are un­ portune moment to escape, his year. Herbert Aptheker, an 5 good radical in its approach.” der way or programmed in ho.st came up to him. "It cer­ avowed Communi.st consid­ imoral Chicago, New York, De­ tainly is a delight to see you, ered one of the leading Mr. Edison,” he said. "What ? con- The organization re­ troit, Cleveland, Philadel­ Marxist scholars in the are you working on now?” in, or cently was distinguished phia, and St. Louis. Bishop From Indio country, is seeking the "My exit,” replied the in­ jsness among the several polit­ The summer projects 12th Congressional district ventor. )tions, ically Leftist campus and arc significant in that seat in Brooklyn, largest in it has civil rights groups by they will culminate in a To Talk in Boulder New York City. being charged in a peti­ D ubois-organized Change of Garb Pcdiatric Note Aptheker addi^essed one tion filed by Attorney "congress’’ in Washing­ of India, and other Progress report on the I I general and two workshop Two Sisters at Denver’s Mercy hospital model Boulder —The Catholic new baby: ” Hc’s eating sol­ General Nicholas Kat- ton late in August. Fow­ Bishop of the Indian dio­ leaders of the ruling sessions of the Dubois the old and new garb of their congregation. Sister ids now — pencils, keys, zcnbach as a Commu­ ler said about 2,000 arc cese of Palai, the Most Congress Party. He has nist-dominated and -con­ Clubs convention. He de­ expected to attend and Mary Urban, left, is attired in the Mercy dress first newspapers, rubber bands, Rev. Sebastian Vayalil, sent many priests and spiders, ash trays.” par- trolled front, drawing fi­ scribed the move to fashion to present a concrete adopted in 1831, and Sister Mary Helena wears will speak on "Our Com­ trained social workers to real political power out of the "uptated” outfit adopted for use by the more w or­ nancial support iind legislative program with munist Experience in K er­ the under-developed 1 gravely doubt whether what is interpreted as rap­ than 12,000 Sisters of Mercy in the United States, lds in leadership from the Com­ the theme: "End the war ala in the Larger Indian areas of Africa where women ever were married by nder- munist party. idly growing support for in Vietnam; start the effective July 3. Context” Thursday, June m an y p eo p le o f Indian capture. I think they pretend- 5 say Leftist causes as an att­ War on Poverty.” 30, at the University of extraction live. cd to be: as they do still. empt "to widen the vise of o the The W.E.B. Dubois Clubs Members from the Bay Colorado. •>What is Wrong with the World the two-party system” and Mass hope to turn this action area of Northern Califor­ Sisters of Mercy Bishop Vayalil’s free, Bishop Vayalil received into a legal and political "simultaneously to alter nia, cradle o f the Dubois public speech w ill be at an honorary degree from Poverty is that state in fight that will establish the political structure.” Clubs and base of opera­ 3:30 p.m. in the University which a man is perpetually Corn- To Wear New Garb De Paul university June 8. anxious for the future of 1965) the group as the key youth The goal is socialist tions for the national office Memorial Center forum He is a member of the Next Sunday, July 3, the Sisters of Mercy will dis­ .himself and his dependents, !*iend- organization on the Left. government in the Unit­ until late May, were fresh room. V a tic a n Commission on unable to pursue life upon card the starchy look, and go about their duties in an it the The Communist party in ed States, a "fundamen­ from the experience of Universities and Seminar­ a standard to which he was updated garb, approved by the Holy Father to replace Bishop V ayalil led the other the U nited States has a tal change in the sys­ helping campaign for a ies, As Bishop, he has brought up, tempted both to the older ensemble dating back to 1831.