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VOL. VI, NO. 17 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JULY 10, 1964 EXPRESSES HOPE IT WILL BRING AMERICA NEW ERA OF PEACE —Reverently Obey Civil Rights Law, Bishop Urges Calling for reverence and obedience from all citizens, Bishop is a matter of great significance to all and one which will deeply Bishop Carroll has played a leading role in the promotion Coleman F. Carroll this week expressed his great hope that the involve everyone in its attempt to end racial discrimination in of better racial relations in South Florida. A year ago, when Civil Rights Act, now the law of the land, will lead to a new the schools, employment, voting, the use of privately - owned the Board of Dade County Commissioners created the Metro era of peace among Americans. public accommodations and in the outlay of federal funds. Community Relations Board to deal with racial problems, he "Realism demands," he added, "that we recognize the was named as its first chairman. Last week he was named to In a letter addressed to all the priests of the Diocese, the possibility of non-acceptance of this law in practice in some areas serve as chairman for the second term. Bishop of Miami told them to bring home the pertinent facts of our country. However, even this undesirable reaction should not of the historic decision to all their parishioners. He said: In a feature article which appeared in last Sunday's Miami cause our people to lose patience or to become sympathetic to Herald, Haines Colbert, writing about "Bishop Carroll: A Man of "It would be well in view of the complex factors involved any programs advocating violence or terror tactics. Action in South Florida," said that "to non-Catholics, at least, in this delicate matter to emphasize the traditional teaching of "We need very much to pray fervently that all men may he probably is better known for his efforts to promote racial the Church on the equality of all men, the need to practice come to recognize the image of God in each other and no harmony", and quoted the Bishop as saying: "Chiefly, it was love of neighbor at all times." longer allow the color of a person's skin to be accepted as a a moral problem. We have a responsibility to do what we can Bishop Carroll declared that passage of the Civil Rights Bill reason for denying his God-given rights as a human being." for the Negro. He is a creature of God and be has rights." Early in 1963, the Bishop had CHURCH LEADERS STRESS OUR DUTY created the Miami Diocesan Council on Human Relations. Quickly it called upon public 'Up To America To Make officials and other leaders to work toward total elimination of # discrimination and segregation Civil Rights Law Work in all communites of South Florida. NCWC News Service "The people of Los Angeles have supplied a living exam- In a statement issued by the Religious leaders, hailing Council, Catholics were remind- signing of the civil rights bill ple of those moral principles which are now enshrined in the ed that "they cannot in good into law, stressed that it is conscience sign petitions, en- up to all Americans to make law of our land," Cardinal Mc- Intyre said. dorse legislation or support or- it work. ganizations that deny to others James Francis Cardinal Mc- Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle full and equal opportunities to Intyre of Los Angeles said he of Washington said the Civil enjoy their God-given rights and was "happy that the elected rep- Rights Act of 1964 "presents endowments." resentatives of the people have to the people of the United kept faith With the Constitution States an achievement and. a ACTIVE SUPPORT URGED of the United States and the challenge unsurpassed in our Active support was urged for benign spirit of Abraham Lin- history." adequate civil rights legislation coln." on national and community lev- "Will those who opposed the els and for programs promoting "We are confident that the bill, however sincerely, accept freedom of housing, employ- provisions of this new law will it now with the same sincerity ment, education, job training be accepted and obeyed with as the law of the land?" Arch- and public and welfare accom- docility, understanding and bishop O'Boyle asked. "Will po- modations. Christian love," Cardinal Mc- litical leaders rise to new Intyre said. heights of statesmanship — as On April 15, 1963, Bishop He called the rights act "A many of them already have — Carroll invited 17 Catholic, Pro- concrete expression of the con- putting the rights of all the testant and Jewish leaders to science of all men of good will" people above traditional section- a historic meeting in the Chan- and added: "The formation of al differences? cery Building. Present were that conscience has been the "Will those who have suffered seven Catholics, two Jews, five concern and the work of the Baptists, two Episcopalians Church for many long years. from the injustices of the past, To this end, she has labored by (Continued on Page 9) (Continued on Page 9) precept and example to instill in men's hearts those lessons of human dignity and human equal- AN AFRICAN PRIEST is greeted by Pope attend the opening of a new wing of the col- ity which flow from Christ's Cardinal Mindszenty Rumor Paul VI at the College of Saint Peter-Apostle lege which is a residence for priests from teachings." in Rome. The Pontit'f was at the college to mission lands who are studying in Rome. The Cardinal said it was an "additional reason to rejoice" Regarding Successor Denied DATE FOR THIRD ECUMENICAL SESSION at the bill's enactment that "its provisions reflect the healthy ROME (NO — Father Vince lived fight for freedom. Con- climate of racial justice which Tomek, S.P. superior general demned to a life prison term prevails here in our state and of the Piarist Fathers, labeled by the Reds in 1949, the Car- in our archdiocese. "completely without foundation" dinal had been released from Pope Calls Council Sept. 14 rumors that he is to be ap- jail by freedom fighters only VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope The announcement was dated to give the council Fathers pointed successor to Joseph Car- four days earlier. Paul VI has established Sept. 14 July 3 and published July 4. time to attend the International dinal Mindszenty as Archbish- Rumors reaching here from as the opening date for the Eucharistic Congress in Bom- op of Esztergom and Primate Germany and central Europe At the next to last meeting Pope Paul Reveals of Hungary. have held that plans for a mo- third session of the ecumenical bay, India, beginning on that of the council's second session, date. The council press secre- He Prays For Peace Father Tomek told the NCWC dus vivendi between the Hun- council. on Nov. 29, 1963, the council's tary, Msgr. Fausto Vallainc, News Service that he has been garian communist government secretary general announced VATICAN CITY (NO — The announcement by Papal said in March that the session Pope Paul VI, appearing at hearing the rumors for about and the Holy See envision the Secretary of State Amleto Car- that the council would probably would close on Nov. 20. two years. He said they stem Cardinal's resignation from his begin its third session on his window on Sunday noon dinal Cicognani said: "The Su- to bless the crowd waiting in solely from the fact that no oth- See and his departure for preme Pontiff Paul VI, in an Sept. 14, 1964. But the secretary, The first session of the coun- er Hungarian priest in Rome Rome. Archbishop Pericle Felici, told cil opened on Oct. 11, 1962, and St. Peter's square, spoke of audience granted to the under- the "painful parts of the holds such a high post. Father Tomak, the cardinal's signed today, deigned to estab- the council Fathers that the closed on Dec. 8 that year. The supposed successor, has been Pope would give them a def- world scene where peace Cardinal Mindszenty, now 72, lish that the third session of opening of the second session has been living in sanctuary head of the Piarist order since inite opening date in good time. was originally scheduled for could be endangered" and the Second Vatican Ecumenical said he was praying for in the U.S. legation in Buda- shortly after World War II. Sept. 8, 1963, but was delayed Council will begin next Septem- Although no closing date has peace. pest since November, 1956, when The Piarists, now totaling over ber Fourteenth, the feast of the yet been announced, the session three weeks because of the he fled before the Soviet forces 2,500 members, concentrate OG Exaltation of the Holy Cross." will probably end before Nov. 25 (Continued on Page 2) sent in to suppress the short- the education of the young. BY POPE IN TALK TO THEATER MANAGERS Moral Law In Films Stressed

VATICAN CITY (NO —Pope and absolute the moral postu- goodness and his natural and Paul VI has reasserted the right lates which sustain and defend supernatural destiny," the Pope of the moral law to a role in the man's true life, his dignity, his concluded. production of movies. Speaking to participants in a convention of the Italian Cathol- Pope Pleased With General ic association of motion picture theater managers, the Pope said: Audiences; Will Keep Them "The moral order — we know pressure being brought to bear how unpopular it is to recall this VATICAN CITY (NO — on the Pope to cut down his word, this idea, this higher im- Pope Paul VI has styled his heavy schedule of work and au- perative. We know how bored weekly general audience "a diences. While he has been in many people look when someone truly ecumenical occasion" and excellent health, some of his as- dares to speak of them during has promised to continue his sociates have warned him that a discussion on the artistic as- custom of holding it. he is overtaxing himself. pects of a show. We know that However a subsequent an- But Pope Paul, noting that in many producers, artists, critics nouncement from the Pope's the past the general audience and spectators boast that they Maestro di Camera declared "came rather infrequently" are free from the usual norms that the Pontiff would discontin- and now has a "tendency to as- of the moral order. We know ue his private and special audi- sume a more frequent rhythm that unfortunately the attraction ences from July 9 to 20. of a large part of the production and bigger proportions" ex- of films comes from the ambigu- The pope said that the week- claimed: "Let us praise the ous and often unprincipled and ly audience has become "a con- Lord!" exciting portrayal of immodest siderable and significant part of The Pope admitted that some scenes . . ." our apostolic ministry." practical problems have arisen concerning the general, au- POPE DISHING OUT SOUP — On the first ties was a surprise call at a home for the aged "But we also know that it is His remarks and the an- dience, citing the problem of anniversary of Pope Paul's coronation he in Rome where he Iadeled soup for the smiling the unchangeable mission of our nouncement following took on finding room for the growing spent his usual busy day. Among his activi- folks. He is shown ladle in hand. ministry to affirm as perennial special meaning because of the number of pilgrims. He said the answers for such problems will be found "with the help of God." 22 Africans To Be Canonized The Pope was apparently re- VATICAN CITY (NO - The the same persecutions rather be declared saints. They were ferring to plans to build a new FANS ARE DESIGNED Vatican's Congregation of Rites than deny Christ. beatified in 1920. audience hall just outside Vati- has approved the canonization Converted to the Faith by the can City. The hall, to be design- of 22 African Negroes who were The vote by the Roman cbn- White fathers, who first came FOR FLORIDA USE ed by architect Pier Luigi Ner- slain in Uganda in the 19th gregation accepted the validity to Africa in 1878, the 22 natives vi, would occupy the present century for refusing to renounce of the miraculous cures of two were ordered to be killed by site of St. Peter's oratory, a their Faith. missionary Sisters in; Uganda their local ruler between 1885 boys' club next to the Holy Of- Vatican sources indicated the in 1941. Sisters Marie Louise fice. and 1887. The leading figures new saints would be canonized Griblet and Marie Rachildre The Pope said some "spiritu- among them are Carlo Lwanga on Mission Sunday, Oct. 18, dur- both were dying of pneumonic al problems" are also arising and Mathia Kalemba Murumba. ing the third session of the plague when a novena to the from the weekly audience. He Vatican Council. Pope Paul VI was present at said he wondered what form an martyrs effected their cure. It was also expected that One of the witnesses for their the meeting of the congregation audience should take when some note would be taken in which also approved two mira- those attending it represent cause was a Moslem physician the canonization ceremonies of who treated them at the time. cles attributed to Luigi Guanel- every variety of profession, 12 Anglicans who died during la, the Italian founder of two education and religion. The 22 martyrs are the first religious communities who died "We will ponder how best to Africans south of the Sahara to in 1915. answer these obvious questions. But we say immediately that we .. India Optimistic ;.j will take care to preserve for | Pope Will Visit : this encounter the aspect of a brief dialogue, as we have until BOMBAY, India (NO — now." Hopes are high in India that The Pope added that the Pope Paul VI will visit this city awareness of his responsibility at least for a day during the is "like a torment," and that it International Eucharistic Con- "gives us no peace." He quoted gress later this year. Christ's words: "I have com- Indians are encouraged by passion on the multitude;" and: the comment of Valerian Cardi- "Come all to me." nal Gracias, Archbishop of And he asked: "And we; who Bombay, after talks with the 1999 have the sublime and tremen- Pope in Rome, that "It is more dous mission of representing than possible and well-nigh Him, shall we not willingly re- probable that the Holy Father 3-SPEED 14-IN. 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Page 2 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida BISHOP, WRIGHT BOOSTS UNITY Prelate Addresses Lutherans PITTSBURGH (NO — The capture a common family feel- Church in America, which has first Catholic bishop to address ing." a membership of 3,227,000. a Lutheran Church convention Bishop John J. Wright of It was the second time within in this country told some 2,500 Pittsburgh urged studies toward recent weeks that Bishop Wright delegates it is essential that this end at the second biennial spoke before a major Protestant Catholics and Lutherans "re- convention of the Lutheran convention. Previously he ad- dressed the General Conference of the' Methodist Church here. 'Catholics-Orthodox Must Bishop Wright greeted the Lutherans as "brothers in 1 Christ." He recalled in a quota- Adapt If They Are To Unite tion from Pope John XXIII, the declaration of St. Augustine WASHINGTON (NO — In both sides were responsible for that Christians, even though seeking Christian unity it is a the schism. Pope Paul on open- divided, will cease to be broth- mjf^ je to attempt to impose ing the second session of the ers only when they cease to th^ways of the East on nations council said that 'if' we have say the Lord's Prayer. of the West or vice versa, a sinned we ask forgiveness. At Jerusalem he left no more He continued: "I quote St. Catholic bishop from Israel said Augustine a little wistfully at a question: We have sinned and here. gathering of Lutherans because ask forgiveness. Archbishop Georges Hakim, I have long tended to suspect the only resident Catholic bish- "If we are going to be Cath- that it was our separate read- op in Israel, told a group of olic not only as regards terri- ings of St Augustine, much priests at a Georgetown Univer- tory and time but also as more than of Sacred Scripture, sity liturgy institute that unity regards customs," Archbishop that intensified those theological can better be achieved by vol- Hakim said, "then we must be divergences which widened into untarily adapting one's own open to all sorts of new pray- such unhappy mutual isolation customs than seeking to impose ers and ceremonies." He cited after certain historical happen- them on others. the difference in Christmas cus- ings that no one of us, as a toms between East and West, Christian, can think of without "If we are looking for unity saying: "Only since St. Francis tears, remorse and affliction of we must go along as far as we of Assisi have you had the cus- spirit. possibly can with the Orthodox," tom of exhibiting the manger at he said. "I have no doubt but Christmas time. We don't have "This is but one reason why that the liturgical movement such a custom. But we still be- I venture the hope that the pres- will have salutary effects on lieve just as firmly in the In- ent universally welcomed re- all — non-Christians as well as carnation, and celebrate Christ- newal of mutual Scriptural in- Orthodox and Protestants. I mas with just as intense solem- terests and studies will be ac- have been very happy to see nity." companied by a common effort the exchange that has taken at a fraternal revisiting of the Archbishop Hakim said that ancient Latin and Greek place among us." NC in the present ecumenical at- Church Fathers," the Bishop Archbishop Hakim, spiritual mosphere attempts should be said. NEW BRONZE DOORS installed at St. Peter's depicts Christ being removed from cross. leader of 24,000 Melkite Rite made to bring whole churches Basilica. Here Pope Paul VI is shown as he Lower right one depicts the late Pope John Catholics in Israel, noted the together — "not by way of re- "Shared scholarly studies of makes tour of inspection. Upper right panel XXIII while at prayer. step-by-step improvement of turn to the one true fold, but the Church Fathers, through refreshed and affectionate re- Catholic-Orthodox relations un- in the spirit of reconciliation of search hi patrology and early der Popes John and Paul: two erring and repenting Christian literature, might "First Pope John said that groups." prove a providential restora- tion and enrichment of our common family heritage; it NOW OPEN would be as if relatives too long Priest And Minister Both estranged were happily to meet To tem the Wesfchesfer Area of Dade County in the ancestral homes to which they had retained deep but, Officiate At Wedding alas, divided loyalties and were In the West Chester ST. LOUIS (NO — A Cath- riage, and that the Catholic and to enjoy again treasures which they each remember with ten- olic priest and an Episcopalian Episcopalian wedding cere- monies are quite similar. der love, but, alas separately." Shopping Plaza minister both officiated at a re- cent wedding here and both NATIONAL 87th Avenue and Coral Way used the Episcopal Book of Miami, Florida Common Prayer. BAN K The wedding was held in Ste. HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. weekdays Genevieve du Bois Catholic Friday-evenings 6-8 p«m. church hi nearby Warson Woods CASH! Walk-up window 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays with Father T. Leonard Jack- Of Dade County Night Depository son, OS.B., and the Rev. Clau- dius Miller officiating. A Complete Banking Service The married couple are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Barker. Mrs. Barker, the former Susan FREE GIFTS Hooper Ekberg, is^an Episco- A $100.00 Savings Account, a $50.00 Savings Ac- NEED CASH! — Air-conditioners, brand new During the Grand Opening of a, while Mr. Barker is a 1964 models, in crates, $93. Over 200 count and two $25.00 Savings Accounts will be RCA Whirlpool and GE air-conditioners, all given away to the four individuals who estimate the blic. 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A spokesman for the arch- pencils for the men and diocese said the ceremony does not indicate any change of arch- toys for the youngsters. diocesan policy with regard to mixed marriages. It was also noted that canon law was ob- served in that Father Leonard Estimate of Deposits on Aug. 6, 1964 was official witness of the mar- July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 SEEK TQ ALIGN SELVES WITH SOME CA THOLIC GROUPS Communists Try Craftiness In Spain

By MANUEL MIRA The similarity in titles is fur- "official" Church. He would, Spain, and of becoming bour- ther confused by the fact that however, provide state subsidies geois and ineffective. They have MADRID (NO — Moscow- each of them publishes a jour- for the Catholic Church. In the charged that the Russian com- line communists, some based in nal called "Mundo Obrero" (La- meantime, he has stated that munists betrayed an official of communist workers should co- their party, Julian Grimau, to Cuba, have adopted a "bour- bor World). operate with Catholic groups in the Spanish government more geois" attitude toward the Cath- It is the Moscow group, head- order to "elevate Church action than a year ago. Grimau was olic Church in Spain in an ed by a former youth leader, towards democratic tendencies arrested in Madrid and shot. attempt to align themselves with Santiago Carrillo, 45, which has contrary to the government." The Peking faction held its the Christian elements seeking adopted-a more open, and more subtle, posture toward any who Despite their desire to get first national conference "some- social reform in this country. may be opposed to the status along with all groups who may where in Spain" last February. While it has not spelled out its Officially, all political parties quo in Spain. This includes Cath- disagree with the policies of aims in the same detailed man- outside lie government's fa- olic Action groups working for Gen. Francisco Franco, the Mos- ner as Carrillo has, it is lange movement are banned in social justice. • • . cow communists have met with little success. evident that no policy of co- Spain. However, two under- existence with the Church is ground communist groups, one Operating from Cuba, Carrillo Nevertheless, the Moscow contemplated. Observers here tied to Moscow and the other last year published a book en- communists are pursuing a wonder whether the Peking to Peking, are vying for control titled "Republican Spain" in very skillful line, supported by group is more militant, or just 400TH ANNIVERSARY of tile famed Italian artist, Michel- of the few thousand active com- which the aims of the Moscow angelo, is commemorated on these five postage stamps issued group are set forth. These in- a great deal of money and by more honest. munists here and, in a larger by the Vatican on June 16. The 10-lire features a portrait of clude agrarian reform, parlia- a radio station that beams pro- sense, for cooperation from mil- Michelangelo; 25-lire, the Prophet Isaia; 30-lire, the. Delphic m e n t a r y government with grams here from outside the itary, labor and professional Sybil; 40-lire, Prophet Jeremia and the 150-lire, the Prophet provision for opposition parties, country. Some of their •members Cardinal Visits EMK leaders. Joel. regional autonomy (a lure to hold positions of secondary im- NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (NO The largest group, which Basques and Catalans), and a portance in official trade un- — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy echoes the Russian brand of program of "national reconcilia- ions. >'••-• had a visit from an old friend communism, is caled the Com- tion" to heal the scars of the when Richard Cardinal Cushing The Chinese - line commu- Chile Cardinal Asks U.S. munist party of Spain. The Spanish civil war. called at Cooley Dicken»on Hos- nists here have been more mili- Chinese faction is based on a pital. more revolutionary platform Carrillo would permit freer tant, and they have accused Widen Surplus Food Aid and calls itself the Spanish Com- dom of religion in Spain where the Muscovites of bureaucracy, The Cardinal drove 100 miles munist party. now the Catholic Church is the of ignorance of the situation in from Boston to visit the injured SANTIAGO, Chile (NC) — Up to now the U.S.. surpluses senator who suffered a broken Raul Cardinal Silva of Santiago have been distributed absolute- back in an airplane crash. has proposed to the U.S. govern- ly free to indigent families. Cardinal Silva, who is presi- After chatting with Kennedy ment a change in the law gov- for an hour, Cardinal Cushing dent of Caritas International, said: "He looks better than I erning the distribution of U.S. world-wide Catholic charity or- do." surplus agricultural products. ganization which cooperates with Catholic Relief Services - National Catholic Welfare Con- ference in the distribution, has ROOF COATING suggested that the surplus food also be sold at half its market value or less to families of by MURRAY! modest means. The money thus received would be used for GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES maintaining housing coopera- tives, building schools and other community projects, according to Cardinal Silva. Most families of the working class have to spend the greater part of their income for food. 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Ambassador Henry Cabot . . . like you, will clearly under- Lodge at Tan Son Nhut air- stand the deepest aspirations of port here. the majority of the Vietnamese PEOPLES NATIONAL GROUP One result, especially from a people," the speaker said. speech made, will probably be Among those listening was new- Total Capital Funds $5,000,000.00 rekindling of criticism of Am- ly arrived U.S. Deputy Ambas- bassadop- Lodge and the U. S. sador U. Alexis Johnson. The Take advantage of the services at the "PEOPLES" bank nearest among Vietnamese Catholics. new ambassador, Gen. Maxwell st of the crowd lined up D. Taylor, was expected a week you and do your banking where "Safety is Paramount" /e the speakers' stand near or so later. ffef airport were organized The Buddhists claim that they Buddhist students, marshalled make up 80 per cent of Viet- by members of Buddhist Youth, nam's population. (Well-inform- a Boy Scout-type body. A troop ed Vietnamese dispute this fig- of the regular Vietnamese Boy ure, putting the practising Bud- COMBINED STATEMENT OF CONDITION Scouts was shunted to ;one side, dhists at about 25 per cent.) away from and behind the Ambitious bonzes are busily June 30, 1964 speakers' stand. In the center building up a national organiza- PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of MIAMI SHORES of the main throng a banner tion, with political potentialities Complete Trust Facilitiat bearing in large letters the of still doubtful direction. Northeast 2nd Avenue at 95th Street name of a "Bo-De," or Buddhist Ambassador Lodge thanked Miami Shores, Florida ASSETS school, was uplifted, facing the those present for "this magnifi- Telephone 757-5511 speakers' platform. cent farewell meeting here." He Cash and Due from Banks..'.. $11,074,539.92 Later, while the majority of failed to take the opportunity to United State* Government well-wishers, including diplo- salute Vietnamese of all reli- Obligation* 10,076,735.05 mats, stood just outside the VIP gious beliefs and to remind his reception hall, four Buddhist hearers that harmony among all Federal Corporation Bonds 100,000.00 bonzes (monks) were among Vietnamese citizens is needed Federal Reserve Bank Stock 146,400.00 the few allowed to walk out to for the vital struggle against State, County and Municipal Bonds.... 4,366,775.20 anti-religious communism. the plane for a final farewell. New York Stock Exchange Bonds 254,543.65 All this was recorded, of Father Vincent Tran ngoc Thu, secretary of the apostolic PEOPLES AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK U.S. Government Insured or course, on Vietnamese rjewsreels Northeast 125th Street at 10th Avenue and by foreign TV cameramen. delegation, was present with North Miami, Florida Guaranteed FHA & VA Loans 2,798,966.83 A Cao Daist lay delegation members of the diplomatic Telephone 751-6411 Other. Loam and Discounts 25,585,049.73 was also present, with the sect's corps for the ambassador's de- flag, and a group of Cao Daist parture. On the previous eve- Overdrafts 1,070,25 clerics. They were almost lost ning Msgr. Francesco De Nittis, Bank Buildings and Parking Lots 1,840,156.35 among the Buddhists. charge d'affaires of the delega- Former Bank Building and Stores...... 204,161.97 tion, and Archbishop Paul Ngu- The Buddhists organizers Other Real Estate Owned 190,235.67 made use of the occasion to yen van Binh. were among the represent Ambassador Lodge as guests at a dinner given by Furniture and Fixtures •• 718,412.42 their champion and to remind Prime Minister Maj. Gen. Ngu- Income Earned but not Collected 220,723.21 yen Khanh to honor Ambassa- his successor that they hoped PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH Other Assets 190,030.44 he would "also understand" dor and Mrs. Lodge. West Dixie Highway at 162nd Street TOTAL ASSETS $57,767,800.69 Buddhist aspirations. Two leading Buddhist bonzes, North Miami Beach, Florida LIABILITIES Their meaning was made of whom one was Thich Tri Telephone Wl 5 4311 clear in a speech delivered by Quang who enjoyed asylum in Deposit* ., $51,704,068.71 a Buddhist student, described as the American embassy here last Accrued Taxes, Interest and Expense... 223,212.83 "the people's representative." year, were also among the Income Collected but not Earned 453,347.90 The official English text was guests. read by a Vietnamese officer. Other Liabilities 46,918.47 This government - sponsored Bills Payable (Bank Advances speech rehashed the themes of tecured by Bonds) 300,000.00 last Year's Buddhist agitation PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE TOTAL LIABILITIES $52,727,547.91 which brought about the over- Northwest 79th Street at 33rd Avenue throw of the late President AJOR Miami, Florida CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Ngo dinh Diem's regime Telephone OX 6-0700 Capital Stock $ 3,275,000.00 "You first set foot on our ter- BRANDS ritory amidst a most tragic situ- Frigidaire Appliances Surplus - 1,602,500.00 ation, wherein the entire Vietna- Undivided Profits 109,923.74 FEDDERS • CHRYSLER co A9O Ail mese people in general and Reserve for Contingencies ' '"^ Vietnamese Buddhist in particu- FR1EDRICH lar were being abused, oppress- TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 5,040,252.78 ed and repressed by the Ngo AIR CONDITIONERS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND dinh; Diem regime," the speaker PEOPLES LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK SALES • SERVICE Northwest 7th Avenue at 135th Street CAPITAL ACCOUNTS..., $57,767,800.69 told Lodge, who arrived here INSTALLATION North Miami, Florida last Aug. 22. : Telephone 685-2444 "Your timely arrival . . . brought us the immense confi- Ph. TU 8-6736 Directors of one or more of the Banks of Peoples National Group dence that was needed for the On Miami Springs Circle •. I. ADCOCK JAMIS W. ILDER, JR. ROBERT O. LYIll, JR. JOHN W. PRUNTY Vice President,'Peoples * "^giggle against the Ngo tyran- and 154 Hialeah Drive Investments • Former Owner, Elder Electric Bolles and Prunty JULIAN (. FRIX American National Bank . Attorney* KOY M. ABAGNALE ^X^ . . . Our appreciation and lUOf NI F. MAOII C.rtifi.d Public Accountant President, Turner-Frix OR. M. A. SCHOFMAN AONEf B. BARBER Insurance, Inc. Senior Vie* President, Peoples National Miami Shores Medical Clinic Sank of North Miami Beach President, Peoples First National ROBERT I. SALLAGHER, SR. Bonk of Miami Shores DR. DONALD W. SMITH Owner, Lorraine JOHN H. MERCER WILLIAM I. 1ECKHAM, JR. Physician . Children's Bootery President, John Mercer 'resident Head-Beckham, Int. ROLAND M. STAFFORD OalianL A ANTHONY J. OOCKINO Terminal Warehouse Co. 0ency, Inc. 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July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Saint for Our Day 1 Civil Rights Bill Now Law Is It Right for Mankind -ButChristian Love Needed To Tinker' With Nature By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN with It, else he will open up a The vast majority of Americans seem to be aware that the Pandora's box of evils. To "tink- Civil Rights Bill signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson The controversy in Catholic er" with nature would therefore marks an historic step foward in at long last assuring our fel- circles over "the pill" is rapid- be immoral. low citizens recogniton of their rights and respect for their ly assuming the proportions of dignity as human beings. an explosion in a fireworks fac- Yet this idea can hardly be tory. reconciled with Scripture. Fa- We have pointed out before it is regrettable that laws have ther Garrigan said that man to be made to safeguard certain Americans from a denial of free- It was prob- ably because of has a vocation to frustrate na- dom on the part of other Americans. This is a contradiction of all ture. Genesis tells how God that our country stands for. However, since voluntary justice the temperature of the controver- blessed man in the beginning apparently cannot be expected from certain extremists who and commanded him not only are blinded by prejudice, reasonable laws are necessary to pro- sy that Pope Paul on June 23 to increase and multiply but tect the victims. announced he also to subdue the earth President Johnson's words at the signing of the bill ought would "soon" rule over all its creatures. to be remembered by us all. He begged all men to "close the give the It is true that man would not springs of racial poison; let us pray for wise and understand- Church's answer have progressed unless he had ing hearts ... we must not approach the enforcement of this Father Sheerin to the question. changed and subdued nature. law in a vengeful spirit. Its purpose is not to punish. Its Pope Pius XII banned the use All history is the story of purpose is not to divide, but to end divisions which have lasted of the pill to prevent pregnancy man's successful intervention in too long ..." but permitted its use to check nature for the sake of human It is disturbing already to find some leaders in government, uterine ailments. He did so in advancement. From the first such as the governor of Mississippi, urging businessmen to refuse the light of the biological, med- PATRON OF INTER- plough that cut into the earth to comply with the law, simply because his personal stand is that ical and anthropological knowl- to the atomic energy that di- RACIAL JUSTICE the new bill is unconstitutional. Such a shameful example of dis- edge of the time but that knowl- verts the course of rivers and regard for the law of the country on the part of a high official edge has progressed since Pope carves out harbors, man has does neither him nor his state any honor and will serve only Pius issued his ban. been intervening in nature. to perpetuate the sorrow and grief of those involved in the lost I confess that I had "the cause of the race extremists. This question of the use of a creeps" when I heard Father Hence it would be foolish to believe that because the bill country was betrayed, just as the Cubans who have come to the pill to delay ovulation and thus United States were so convinced of it they preferred exile to limit the number of offspring Garrigan describe some of the has been passed by a majority of Congress the racial problem experiments on animals that has been solved. We cannot forget that the Emancipation Proc- living, in such tyranny. brings up the larger question of the morality of intervening in may eventually be applied to lamation was hailed by many as a historic document in 1864, Her bold action in fleeing the country and her words since humans. He told for instance but one hundred years after its signing, many Americans still then have emphasized the rightness and good sense of the natural processes. Is it right for man to "tinker" with na- of a male rat that was treated resent its affirmations. views of the majority of the refugees in our midst. with a certain hormone and be- We will need now to translate the Christian concepts of love How much good in the long run Miss Castro's startling ac- ture and to manipulate it for his purposes? gan acting like a female. It into understandable tolerance and patience in daily life in what- tion will accomplish is presently a matter of considerable discus- built a nest and carried the ever areas friction may arise. We need, as Bishop Carroll has sion. It seems safe to say however that Latin America is certain Most of us feel that it is young to the nest. urged, "to pray fervently that all men may come to recognize to be affected. Already Castro's reputation in many countries downright "unnatural" to He spoke also of a possible the image of God in each other and no longer allow the color of had been hurt, and a blow to his remaining prestige such as this change nature and that in at- change in the cell division of a person's skin to be accepted as a reason for denying his God- can darken his image measurably. Reports from Mexico, which tempting to do so, we will only a human brain that would re- given rights as a human being." is. one of four remaining Latin American nations still recog- bring down coals of fire on our sult in the development of su- nizing the Cuban government, indicate that the people have been heads. Nature, we say, will get perbrains. We shudder to think much impressed by Miss Castro's account and are sympathetic her revenge. of any "tinkering" with brain Miss Castro's Bold Action to her views. . . Father Owen M. Garrigan of cells when we remember the It seems likely that the coming meeting of the OAS will be Seton Hall University gave an shocking newsphoto of Cardinal Only rarely in the past five years has an event occurred influenced to some degree by Juanita Castro's wish that the interesting talk on this very Mindszenty, taken after a brain to give comfort to the Cuban exiles and to renew their hope Organization take action on the Cuban dictatorship as they did point at the Catholic Theological drug had been administered to in the overthrow of the communist regime in Cuba. The de- on Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. Society convention in New York him during his trial. fection of Fidel Castro's sister certainly rates among these few on June 25. His topic was "Mor- In the future, therefore, the encouraging happenings. al Problems Arising From big moral problem will not be Those who have followed the- gradual unfolding of the reign Man's Intervention in .Nature." birth control but breeding con- of chaos in .Cuba in recent years tell us that Juanita Castro's Reason To Pause, Reflect He cited the traditional idea trol. Faiher Garrigan urged revelations actually have added little, if anything, not already that nature is unchangeable be- The appalling statistics on death and injury on the nation's that we be slow to accept at- known from the testimony of countless refugees as well as non- cause it is a reflection of God's highways during last weekend should make every person pause tempts to breed better human Cuban embassy officials. However, the very fact that Miss will and intention and that man and reflect on his own attitude behind the wheel. Too often beings but that we should hold Castro is a sister of the dictator and that she apparently has has no business "tinkering" it is forgotten that whoever drives a car Jakes into his hands ourselves open to developments. for several years been working to aid the underground and to a serious moral responsibility to observe all needed caution to overthrow her brother's communist regime gives to the world at protect his own life and the lives of others. large a new dimension to the weird story of oppression and OUR PARISH domination. : The Dade County Citizens Safety Council states that the It seems obvious that she has known for several years, if following are the most frequent causes of accidents in this area: not from the beginning of Castro's link with Russia, that her Failure to yield the right of way, following too closely, making an improper turn, driving while under the influence of liquor or drugs, improper overtaking, speeding, disregarding The Diocese of Miami traffic signals, driving left of center and jaywalking. Weekly Publication The Safety Council has issued some observations on speed Embracing Florida's 16 South- which are impressive: ern Counties: Broward, Char- lotte Collder, Dade, DeSoto, (1.) Excessive speed is dangerous and: Glades, Hardee, Hendry, High- lands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm a. At 65 miles an hour your car uses 30 per cent more VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. gasoline than at 40 miles an hour. Editorial PLaza 4-2651 b. Oil is consumed faster. Advertising and Classified. PL 4-2651; Circulation. PL 4-2651 c. Brake applications and braking time is increased 50 per cent. THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. d. Tires get two and a half times more wear than at low The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President speeds. -•-• '••.;, '• -:- • -:- " .:: :•" . (2.) When you speed you are not driving your car, you're Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant aiming it because: Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant a. At 100 miles an hour a car weighs 3,500 pounds, and develops 1,173,000 foot pounds of kinetic energy, sufficient to John J. Ward ....'..... Editor throw' it through the air with an initial trajectory of 45 Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor degrees. ; , : . ; Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor b. Upon collision it could have an impact equal to a fall from a 33-story building. Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava (3.) An increase of force is not in proportion to an increase Advertising Manager Business Manager of speed because: a. If you double your speed, you won't hit twice as hard, but Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; four times as hard. single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a year; Published every Friday at 6180 N.E. Fourth Ct., b. If you triple your speed (20 Mph to 60 Mph) you won't Miami, Florida Address all mail to P.O. Box 1059, Miami 38, Fla. hit three times as hard but nine times as hard. Member Catholic Press Association National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service If these warnings are accepted as personal reminders for News items Intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. each driver, surely the fatalities and injuries would drop con- "Why Sifter Amelia I I'll never forget the hours of siderably. homework you gave us back in the eighth grade."

Page 6 July 10, 1964 THB VOICE Miami, Florida fROM Observations At Tfie Serra Convention GERMAN ARTIST. I6V> CENTURY^..

Some observations at the Joseph Fitzgerald, the first recent International Serra president of the Miami Club, Convention at Cleveland. was just elected first vice presi- By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH his wife needed no one to trans- vocation crisis and to realize dent 6f Serra International and One of the four founders of late for them. their responsibility in helping in this role will be able to aid the first Serra Club, tall, white- solve the problem which affects the vocation cause among the haired Dan Rooney, wandered * * • all of their countries in so many laity in the United States and diverse ways. among delegates as if it was The vitality of Serra Move- abroad. Philip Lewis, first pres- his first conven- ment can hardly be doubted. In ident of the Palm Beach Club, the past year 25 clubs were • * *< tion, unknown to has been carrying out the duties most of them chartered, three of them in Time and again speakers call- South America, two in England, of the District Governor. One and by his own ed attention to areas w.here vo- THE IMPOSING RjLttNS OF WHITS/ one in Mexico, one in Canada. cations in the United States are gets a clear idea of the extent ABBEY, IN THE NORTH OF -ENGLAND admission un- HARK THE SITE OF THE GREAT Each club must have 30 mem- being neglected — secular col- of Serra International's scope SYNOD, HELD IN £64 AD. WHICH able to believe bers at least before obtaining LINKED THE EARLV CELTIC CHURCH ; leges in every state and even after learning that Mr. Lewis' TO THE DISCIPLINE OF R0ME . h<- eyes at official recognition. Cardinal the Military Service. In our S^ enormous Suenens invited Serra leaders . district extends from North Car- own diocese there are several 1 growth of the or- last year to Belgium and had thousand Catholics enrolled in olina to Colombia in South ganization. He 125 laymen meet with former the new junior colleges alone. America. and three other Msgr. Walsh president Matthew McCloskey Many of these, it stands to rea- men in Seattle to discuss this- unique approach son, must be blessed with the * * • • back in 1936 began to meet at to the vocation problem. grace of a vocation and there- There were a number of well CJte ANCIENT AlOZARAtUC J?/7T > lunch in order to find ways of fore stand greatly in need of en- known names among the speak- In five areas in the Philip- OF THE MASS IS STILL. USED OAf helping the Bishop and the couragement and guidance. It's ers at the Convention, such as OCCASION IN CERTAIN CHURCHES pines, clubs are in formation. IN SPAIN. rfMONG OTHER DETAILS, priests foster vocaions to the has a highly significant field to Cardinal Meyers and Bishop Four clubs are also being form- THE CREED IS RECITED > priesthood. work in and much pioneering John Wright. However one of CONSECRATION AND THBte /S ALMOST ed in Central America and to do. the most impressive sessions CONTINUAL DIALOGUE SETWEEH Mexico. C&LEBRANT AND PEOPLE., They named their miniature was conducted by three un- club after Father Junipero Ser- • • * known members of Oklaho * * *• Clubs, who spelled out how 1 ra, a Franciscan missionary The delegation from the Dio- As expected, much emphasis cese of Miami was one of the knowledge of the social tea 1 who tramped the length and was laid on the critical prob- ing of the Church gained o breadth of California, not only largest at the convention. Mi- lems of vocations in South ami will be the host to Interna- a period of several years at I bringing the -Gospel to the In- America. Serra leaders have tional Serra hi 1965. and many regular Serra luncheons enabled dians, but founding cities, es- made numerous trips south of committee chairmen had to be them to bring an informed Cath- To An Extent We're What tablishing bases of exploration the border in the past few on hand in Cleveland to become olic viewpoint to bear on moral and mission headquarters. years to spread the idea of lay- familiar with the highly com- issues in their own cities. men's helping provide more We Read; So Be Selective plex workings of this vast or- This of course is a major * *' • priests and religious. Many Lat- ganization. Five priests and 25 in American Bishops are deeply purpose of Serra — to teach By FATHER LEO J. TRESE What we read, see and listen Serra is now in 12 countries. laymen from the four Serra the members Christian truth interested, and several were clubs hi the diocese found out "If you abide in my word," to is not necessarily bad. Secu- A sign of its international char- present at the convention. and principles so that they can Jesus tells us, "you shall be lar truth has its own value. acter was obvious at meetings that preparations for a conven- apply them in their daily lives tion expected to draw almost my disciples indeed, and you But, it is completely divorced when groups of Spanish speak- There is also a possibility of and thus help the whole com- shall know the truth, and the ing delegates were listening to a Serra-sponsored Vocation 3,000 people will keep a great munity. These men are aiding from all supernatural considera- many busy for the next year. truth shall make translations relayed over receiv- Congress in one of the Latin in the crusade for vocations by you free" (John tions. ers placed to their ears. They countries. Plans are being helping, to create a new climate, 9:31-32). could easily be spotted from made, in addition to this, to • * * a Christian environment of It is oriented to the here and anywhere in the hall because have a Vocation Exhibit trav- truth and principle. It's in this Our Lord now, and frequently man's Two laymen from the diocese meant, as He of the four-foot antennae wav- el from city to city to give in the space of only five years kind of climate that vocations short-term values are substitut- ing above each of them. The parents and young people an are certain to flourish in the Himself went on ed for God's eternal values. Ex- have risen to positions of out- to explain, that delegate from Hong Kong and opportunity to understand the standing responsibility in Serra. future. posed daily to the secularistic His teachings viewpoint, our mind impercep- would free us tibly can become the mind of from the slav- a worldling: a nice worldling, ery of sin. It is Fatter Trese Anti-China Plank Urged On Dems, GOP perhaps, but still a worldling. obvious that we cannot view the world through Christ's eyes If we are to abide in Christ's By J. J. GILBERT stantial concessions to commu- "Nothing can reflect this senti- joining together in an issue and make our judgments in ac- word, if we are to keep our WASHINGTON (NO — A nist China." ment more dramatically than which has always been above cordance with His values, and Christian mentality from being strong effort is being made to Leaders among the commit- its congressional indorsement, partisan politics and should be still remain a chattel of Satan. diluted by our daily intake of get both major political parties tee members include former with members of both parties kept that way." secularistic thought, we must We may feel, with consider- balance our intellectual diet to go on record as opposing U.S. diplomats and State De- able truth, that we do abide in with a generous measure of Christ's word and that we have any change in the American partment officials,, members of spiritual reading. Our growth policy toward Red China. Congress, high Army and Navy AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" shed the shackles of sin. We concede that we are far from in die knowledge of Christ and officers and persons prominent Republicans and Democrats perfect, but we do try to main- His truths must keep pace with in civilian life. our growth in the knowledge are being- asked to put planks tain our union with Jesus. We do try to remain in the state of of world affairs and secular in their respective 1964 plat- The declaration, which well" grace. progress. forms vigorously opposing any over half of all the members A few words from the pulpit concession to communist China. of Congress have already sign- However, freedom is not a on Sunday hardly can offset the Both parties had planks of this ed, opposes admission of the gift which is acquired once and thousands of words which the representatives of the Peking forever. It has been often said world will speak during the rest nature in the 1956 and 1960 plat- that the price of freedom is regime "into any body or of the week. Our weekly dioce- forms. eternal vigilance. If this is true agency of the United Nations," san paper hardly can balance of political freedom, it is dou- alone the seven issues of our Spearheading this drive is the and says any trade between the bly and triply true of spiritual of One Million", favorite daily. We need,- all of U.S. and communist China freedom. us, a program of spiritual read- <_J has obtained the signa- "would help an avowed enemy, To abide in Christ's word, to ing which will sharpen, every tures of 338 U.S. senators and far more than it could possibly day, our supernatural perspec- representatives to a declaration retain His mind and His out- benefit ourselves." It is also look, is not accomplished by a tive. There is none of us so. opposing admission of Red "opposed to permitting com- single decision. Our grasp upon busy that he cannot, with de- China to the United Nations, munist China to occupy any ad- His truth will be maintained termination, salvage 15 minutes to half an hour a day for and any diplomatic or trade ditional free territory by force only by a continuing effort to relations between Washington probe more deeply into His spiritual reading. Even on 15 or threat of force." minutes a day, it is amazing and Peking. mind and to absorb His truth Dr. Walter H. Judd, former more fully. Only in this way how much knowledge a person The committee says "recent- congressman from Minnesota will our Christmindedness sur- can acquire in the year's total ly (here has been renewed pres- and former medical missionary vive the secular culture in of 90 hours. sure from abroad and on the in China, released the declara- which we live. part of some American publica- tion as spokesman for the Com- Our program of spiritual tions, organizations and individ- mittee of One Million. Our mind is influenced, in- reading need not be an expen- uals calling for drastic changes" evitably, by what we feed into sive project. Some of the finest in the present American policy "We earnestly believe that the it. We saturate our mind with of Catholic literature now is in this matter. text of the declaration repre- daily newspapers, with maga- published in paperback format sents the considered thinking of zines and television programs at modest prices. Many parishes This agitation, the committee the overwhelming majority of "Great heavens! Are you still here?" which are wholly secularistic feature a rack of such books says, is for "various and sub- the American people," he said. in their underlying philosophy. in the church vestibule.

July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 STEP BY STEP ACCOUNT OF EPOCHAL ACHIEVEMENT God Love You Churches' Aid To Civil Rights Massive

Most Reverend WASHINGTON (NO — Mas- sible" bill. High point of the sive support from the churches effort was to be an April 28 Fulton J. Sheen played a major role in tipping National Interreligious Convoca- the scales in favor of the Civil tion on Civil Rights here. Rights Act of 1964. Acknowledgement meanwhile The ceremony at which Pres- came from the White House of TO PRIESTS: ident Johnson signed into law the importance of the church- Out of love for the priesthood will you, if it is possible, the strongest civil rights bill men's role. President Johnson help some of our brother priests in Africa, Asia, Latin America, since Reconstruction days told a group of Southern Baptist marked the culmination of a officials: "We are going to pass Oceania and other parts of the world? remarkable sustained effort on the rights bill. But our efforts, behalf of the measure. Among alone are not enough. I am its most striking features was proud to say that in this case the virtually unprecedented in- some of our strongest alii*" Here are the facts: volvement of the churches, sin- have been religious leader; gly and in collaboration. 1. Many priests in Latin America can support themselves with And as their elders increas- four or five Mass intentions a month. But some have not had From the time President Ken- ed their efforts, the nation's nedy introduced hio civE rights Catholic, Protestant and Jew- any for as long as six months to a year. program a year ago until the ish seminarians also pitched 2. In other mission lands, where no salary is paid to priests, waning days of the rights de- in to do their share. On April 19 bate in Congress, Catholics and they can live on twenty intentions a month, though many do they launched the Theological other religious groups actively Students Vigil for Civil Rights, not even average a few a month. supported the bill. Both back- a silent, round-the-clock dem- 3. Mass stipends generally are on the decline throughout the ers and opponents of the meas- onstration across the street ure have testified to the im- from the Lincoln Memorial. United States. Many of the faithful will give money for a "re- pact of their efforts. membrance" and a card instead of having Mass read for Over the next two months, in Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of rain and shine, heat and cold, their special intention. They forget that they are remembered in RELIGIOUS LEADERS who met in June, 1963 at tbe White Minnesota, Senate floor man- 2,500 seminarians from all parts every Mass throughout the world and that their pastor reads, ager of the bill, repeatedly House to discuss racial problems with the late President John F. Kennedy included Bishop Joseuh A. Durick, Mobile- of the country logged more than in strict justice, over sixty Masses a year for their intention. called the churches' support 2,000 hours of interrelgious wit- Birmingham; Bishop Coleman F. Carroll and Father John F. May we therefore ask that all these organizations, mortuary crucial. Typical was his state- ness to the fundamental moral ment at the May 30 commence- Cronin, S.S., Assistant Director, Social Action Dept., NCWC. establishments and societies who perhaps get as much as $1,000 issues involved in the rights ment of the College of St. fight. from people who contribute a dollar or more for a Mass-card Teresa in Winona, Minn.: "It religious support of the civil ligious" but adding that "re- On April 28 the Interreligious remembrance, send $500 of that to the poor priests of the is the churchmen today of all rights movement to a degreee spect for personal rights is not Convocation on Civil Rights faiths who are turning the tide never before achieved. only a matter of individual world. took place before an overflow on civil rights legislation. The In the wake of the conference, moral duty; it is also a matter crowd of 7,000 at Georgetown 4. The Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith sends moral issue has been recog- local conferences on religion for civic action." University. Archbishop Law- Mass intentions only to Bishops throughout the world in order nized; the responsibilities have and race have been established DRAMATIC DEMONSTRATION rence J. Shehan of Baltimore, been felt." in dozens of cities throughout Soon after came what was to to equalize distributions to needy priests. the Catholic spokesman on this the nation. They have helped many the most dramatic of all Even more telling, perhaps, occasion, called for immediate bring the churches' commitment the many demonstrations and are the comments of Southern action on the bill as "a re- legislators. Sen. Richard Rus- actively to the grass-roots level. declarations for civil rights — the stirring March on Washing- quirement of justice." We priests belong to the only profession in the world in sell of Georgia, their ffenate The Chicago conference's spir- it of cooperation was manifest ton for Jobs and Freedom of He was joined on the plat- which it is unnecessary to become acquainted with one another. leader, was blunt in his final speech before the Senate's his- on July 24 last year, when last Aug. 28. form by Archbishop O'Boyle, The moment we need a brother priest, no "breaking in" period toric June 10 cloture vote to cut spokesmen for three major Gathered in the shadow of chairman of the convocation, is necessary. We know his heart; he knows ours. The bond is off the anti-rights filibuster. Catholic, Protestant and Ortho- the Lincoln Memorial, a throng and by such other strongly dox, and Jewish agencies made of more than 200,000 — whites committed rights backers as the even closer when one is in need. If you can help your brothers Expressing "profound sorrow" simultaneous joint statements and Negroes, from all parts of Rev. Eugene Carson Blake, in Christ, may we ask you to send us some stipends regularly. at the role of religious leaders, in civil rights to House and the country and all stations of Stated Clerk of the Presby- Russell said those who had You may even be willing to give all the stipends you receive Senate committees considering life — listened intently to a pro- terian Church in the U.S.A., to prove that as Christ the High Priest emptied Himself, so you thrown their support behind the and Rabbi Uri Miller, presi- bill included "cardinals, bish- the bill. The plea for racial gram in which the religious ele- dent of the Synagogue Council empty yourself in this respect that Christ may reign in all. ops, elders, stated clerks, com- justice "now" came from the ment came through loud and of America. mon preachers, priests, and social action and racial action clear. rabbis." departments of the National Leading churchmen, among MEET AT WHITE HOUSE Council of Churches, the Na- them Archbishop Patrick A. The next day the meeting's On the Catholic side, certain- tional Catholic Wejfare Confer- leaders met at the White GOD LOVE YOU to J.M. for $10 "in thanksgiving for many ly, the Senator's assessment O'Boyle of Washington, spoke ence, and the Synagogue Coun- House with President Johnson. graces received: my religion, six fine children, a good wife, a was accurate. The list of active and prayed at the ceremonies. cil of America. Seven Catholic bishops were "It is your job — as men ©f good job and the privilege of American citizenship." ... to backers of the rights bill ran Even earlier, Francis Car- present. But perhaps most im- God — to reawaken the con- a Seminarian for $11 "I promised that I would continue to send the gamut from princes of the Church to youthful seminarians, dinal Spellman of New York pressive of all was the large science of our beloved land," The Society a donation, be it as small as this one. One of tbe and included as well many lay- had spoken out. On July 11, turnout of Catholics, including the President told them. "In- seventh grade girls gave me one dollar to /give to you, and I add- men and Catholic organizations. 1963, he told a Harlem audience hundreds of priests and semi- spire and challenge us to put the other ten" ... to Mrs. L. D. for $12 "This Mother's Day, NO POLITICAL PRESSURE that "we need civil rights meas- narians, who joined the march- our principles into action." ures enacted into law." In the ers filing through the streets of our mother requested we send her present-money to the Mis- Some rights opponents sought As the Senate's slow motion months ahead, the Cardinal Washington on that memorable debate dragged on into its third sions. Despite crippling arthritis, Mom has worked hard for the to paint this religious involve- ment as a violation of an Amer- was to make several more dec- day. month, the churches' pressure Missions for many years and we proud-children gladly send this ican tradition en the role of re- larations on race and civil With the rights march over, for action mounted. Impressive to you." ligion in public life. But this rights. the commitment of the churches joint statements came from the argument was rebutted by one Others did the same. In Sep- did not slacken. Indeed, the Catholic bishops of three widely of the leading Catholic figures tember, Joseph Cardinal Ritter tempo increased. And the tragic separated states — Michigan, in the interreligious effort, Fa- of St. Louis told a special in- death of President Kennedy Pennsylvania and New Mexico You carry the Blessed Mother's image in your heart, but ther John F. Cronin, S.S., as- stitute on human rights for seemed only to strengthen the — urging the Senate to pass the priests of his archdiocese: "If bill. why not show it by wearing her GOD LOVE-YOU medal? The sistant director of the Social dedication of those who had Action Department, National our Congress is worthy of the accepted his leadership in the Appeals for action also care ten letters of GOD LOVE YOU form a decade of the rosary as Catholic Welfare Conference. ideals and traditions of this na- fight for civil rights. Passage from individual bishops, inclua— they encircle this medal originated by Bishop Sheen to honor "I don't think anyone from tion, if its members are devot- of the bill, it was agreed, would ing such prelates as Archbish- the Madonna of the World. With your request and a cor- the churches presents their posi- ed to the common good of all be the best memorial to the op Robert E. Lucey of San An- responding offering you may order a GOD LOVE YOU medal tion as political pressure," he of our citizens, it will not hesi- slain President. tonio, Tex., who directed that in any one of the following styles: said in an interview last April. tate to enact efficient civil The bill's backers received sermons on rights be preached "They don't say, 'We're rep- rights legislation in this ses- major encouragement when, on and handbills distributed at $ 2 small sterling silver resenting so many million peo- sion." Feb. 10, the House passed the churches in his archdiocese, and $ 2 small 10k gold filled ple in our denomination.' All Richard Cardinal Cushing of bill by an overwhelming 290-130 Bishops Emmet M. Walsh of $ 5 large sterling silver they say is, 'This is the moral Boston spoke several times on margin. But the victory was Youngstown, Ohio, and Charles $10 large 10k gold filled leadership speaking.' " the need for rights legislation. far from final. The Senate was A. Buswel of Pueblo, Colo., who One of the earliest signs — When the Senate had finally next, and there Southern legis- called on Catholics to write to and certainly one of the causes approved the bill, he said its. lators were mobilized to filibus- their senators. — of the unprecedented inter- passage had lifted "a shadow ter the bill to the point of The Senate's cloture vote that has stretched across our SHEEN COLUMN. Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to religious effort came in Chicago emasculation or death. came on June 10. By a margin in January, 1963, at the historic American life for 100 years." The churches' response was of 71-29 the upper house voted it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director National Conference on Reli- The nation's Catholic Bishops to step up their drive. On to close off debate on the bill. of The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth gion and Race. Attended by on Aug. 23 issued a joint state- April 10 plans were unveiled for From there on the further steps Avenue, New York IX, N.Y. or your Diocesan Director Rev. Catholics, Protestants, Orthodox ment on racial harmony, re- a joint drive by national agen- in the measure's progress — Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. and Jews, that meeting is peating that "the heart of the cies of the major faiths to win in the measure's progress were credited with having mobilized race question is moral and re- passage of the "strongest pos- virtually foregone conclusions. Page 8 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida CHURCH LEADERS STRESS OUR DUTY Next Step: Make Law Work

(Continued from Page 1) race relations in this country." Bishop Richard O. Gerow o chiefly our Negro brothers, re- The seven Catholic bishops of Natchez-Jackson, Miss., callec member now to be generous in Louisiana in a joint statement on Mississippi Catholics to ac- their hour of vindication, recog- urged Catholics of the state to cept the new law and to "make nizing that some wounds heal obey the letter of the new civil a positive contribution in our slowly and time and patience rights law and "to heed the state by rejecting the spirit of are needed rather than over- voice of their conscience in ob- rebellion and by standing for night cures? Will we have the serving its spirit." justice, love and peace." greatness to match the right- COMPLIANCE A DUTY Bishop William G. Connare of ness of our decision with char- "Loyal compliance with the Greensburg, Pa., speaking be- ity and forbearance in its exe- law is clearly the duty of all fore the bill's enactment to a cution? citizens," they declared. They convention of the Wheeling, W. called discrimination, even Va., Diocesan Council of Cath- "These are the critical ques- though "seemingly sanctioned olic Men, said Catholic laymen -. which challenge us today. by" customs, laws or court should be "in the vanguard" of «y God we find the light and rulings, "a stain on the honor those working for compliance fortitude to meet them wisely." of a free America and contrary with the measure. to the spirit and the letter of Citing the interreligious coop- the Constitution." With the passage of the bill, eration that helped win passage he said, "it will no longer be (if the rights bill, the Archbish- The statement was signed by a matter of whether you agree, op, who is chairman of Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel but rather whether you accept Washington's Interreligious Com- of New Orleans, A.chbishop the law of the land." John P. Cody," apostolic ad- mittee on Race Relations, Voice Photos suggested that "this . . . was ministrator of New Orleans, Bishop Connare said the civil what the late Pope John XXIII, Bishop Charles P. Greco of rights law was putting religious DADE COUNTY Community Relations Board dressed a meeting of Metro Commissioners in that modern apostle of peace Alexandria, Bishop Maurice people "on the spot." was established under the chairmanship of June, 1963 on the subject of race relations. At and order in the universe, had Schexnayder of Lafayette, Bish- "We say that we are all Bishop Coleman F. Carroll shown as he ad- right is Episcopal Bishop James L. Duncan. in mind when, as a spiritual op Robert E. Tracy of Baton brothers under the skin," he father, he called on 'all men of Rouge, Auxiliary Bishop L. commented, "but in ever too good will' to make common Abel Caillouet of New Orleans many instances we make much cause to win for every creature and Auxiliary Bishop Warren E. ado about the color of that in every land the dignity with Boudreaux of Lafayette. skin." which God endowed him." "Perhaps we may imagine that, from his place in Heaven, Bishop Calls For Reverent the beloved Pontiff looks down on us and is glad at the start we have made this day," he Obedience Of Rights Law said. (Continued from Page 1) The board quickly proclaimed:- Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan "We believe, as Americans, of Atlanta, Ga., said that on one Methodist. Among them that all men are equal under civil rights the "majority" of were five Negroes. the law. Catholics, Protestants and Jews Acting as spokesman for the "Therefore, we proclaim as "do not stand with the extrem- group, Luther Pierce, execu- inalienable every man's right to ist whose creed is hate, nor with tive director of the Greater Mi- equality without discrimination the gradualists whose tactic is ami Council of Churches, said: of any kind in employment, ed- delay." "Many of the men present ucation, housing, hospitals, un- TREMENDOUS STEP expressed surprise upon learn- ions, job training, political or- He called the civil rights act ing that racial inequities still ganizations, recreation and "a tremendous, national step exist in this county. For in- worship." forward" and said it "safe- stance, they were surprised to Also in June, 1963, Bishop guards for the Negro only what learn that a Negro electrician Carroll was one of 37 Catholic each white insists upon for him- cannot get a county work per- prelates invited to attend a mit unless he has a white man meeting of 250 of the country's self." : apply for him." religious leaders at the White Archbishop Hallinan warned In a formal statement, the House by President John F. that if the new rights law "is Diocesan Human Relations Council Meets With Bishop Coleman F. Carroll committee declared: "We pro- Kennedy to deal with the grow- evaded or flaunted, both sides' ing racial crisis throughout the' claim that racial prejudice, dis- nedy sent a 5,500-word message will lose, and Georgia and the nations. At that time, Presi- crimination and segregation are to Congress asking it to stay ii American nation will suffer." dent Kennedy mentioned and a violation of justice and an af- session until it passed laws t< commended the steps which Msgr. George G. Higgins, di- front to the dignity of man." ban racial discrimination h , had already been taken in South rector of the Social Action De- jobs; voting, schools, and publi. ROOF COATING With a wave of racial unrest Florida. partment of the National Cath- and demonstrations breaking accommodations. olic Welfare Conference, said Archbishop Patrick A. ONLY OBENOUR'S EXCLUSIVE out last year in cities of the The Congress delayed and ad his agency joins with its counter- north, a threat was made that O'Boyle, of Washington, FORMULA HAS 38 YEARS parts in the National Council of spokesman for the Catholic journed. President Kenned the South Florida community was assassinated November 22 Churches and the Synagogue group, told the President that EXPERIENCE BEHIND IT! was "going to blow up like a 1963. But it was his appeal fw Council of America in hailing powder keg," too. the racial problem now "has been raised to the proper level civil rights legislation whic the measure's enactment and HEADS METRO BOARD TOPS IN LASTiNG of a moral problem and a was finally enacted and signec "takes satisfaction in the Business leaders were quick QUALITY and SERVICE... crusade for basic human by President Lyndon B. 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July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 SERMON DELIVERED BY FATHER DOCKERILL Father Block Sings First Mass Here

CORAL GABLES — "A priest emn Mass celebrated by Father Block's Mass, which was of- the past four years while he is the human channel through John G. Block last Sunday. fered in Little Flower Church, studied and prepared at the which the power of the passion Father Block, a new diocesan was Father Ronald Pusak, an- North. American College in of Christ is transmitted to the other diocesan priest who has Rome." people of God for their salva- priest, recently returned from been studying in Rome. Father tion." Rome where he was ordained "This was only one of many tc the priesthood on Dec. 18, Thomas Hanly. assistant pas- sacrifices made in the past," This was the theme of a ser- 1983. tor, Little Flower parish, was mon given by Father Walter subdeacon. , said Father Dockeril, "and of J. Dockerill during the first Sol- Serving as deacon for Father many that will be made in the Serving as archpriest was future and I think that Father Msgr. Peter Reilly, pastor, Lit- Block would be the first to ad- tle Flower parish. mit that this sacrifice was as Father Block, son of Mrs. nothing compared to the thrill yes, we've been Hermine Block, will sing anoth- that is his today and to the Aw-$ive us er High Mass in Our Lady of joy on his day of ordination last * break! out att day Sorrows Church, Louisville, Ky., December." the home parish of his maternal PAy/NC 8tll$ "What joy and dignity," said grandmother. Father Dockerill, "could possib- Father Block attended SS. ly match that of celebrating Mass, of bringing Christ to the Peter and Paul and St. Theresa altar of Sacrifice, of renewing parochial schools in Miami and the Sacrifice of the Living Sav- — —— ™-^ IIIIIIIMHWII i i is a graduate of St. Leo Pre- iour and that of Good Friday ELEVATING the chalice during the Consecration as he celebrated paratory School in St. Leo. so that all of us can share in his first Solemn Mass is Father John G. Block. Kneeling, from the graces and blessings that "DEDICATION" left, are: Msgr. Peter Reilly who served as archpriest; Father Christ won for us, of changing Ronald Rusak, deacon; and Father Thomas Hanly, subdeacon. In his sermon at the Mass, bread and wine into the body Father Dockerill, who is dioce- and Blood of Our Saviour and san director of youth activty, N- at Holy Communion making it possible for us to receive Heav- said that Father Block is begin- enly food, strength and nourish- With all due respect to the shoes, we reserve our ning" "a new phase in his ca- ment." sympathy for Dad, who has shed them—exhausted reer ... a priestly life in which SACRAMENT after his regular month-end trudge. Guess no one he will prove his dedication and has ever told him how easy it is to pay bills via loyalty in the service of God, "What joy and dignity," ask- his Church and the people of ed Father Dockerill, "can equal the postal route — with safe-to-mail bank checks! that of administering the Sacra- God." *ment of Baptism, when for the WHY NOT OPEN YOUR STEP-SAVING CHECKING first time a soul receives Sacra- ACCOUNT THIS MONTH — AT OUR BANK? "We share in his joy," said mental Grace — God within his Father Dockerill, "and congrat- soul, becoming a son to the Fa- ulate also his family, relatives ther, a brother to Christ, a tem- and friends who through their ple of the Holy Sepulchre enti- influence, prayers and sacrifices tled to the happiness of Hea- ven." Perrine-Cufler Ridge Bank have made this day possible." FRANJO RD., PERRINE, FLORIDA Father Dockerill declared that Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Father Dockerill noted that "preparing for the priesthood Father Block's family "willing- requires sacrifice and so, of ly made the extra sacrifice of course, does the actual, active, being separated from him for everyday living of the priest. He will have many cares, wor- ries, responsibilities and yet no HIS MOTHER, Mrs. Hermine Block, third from right, was among matter how tired or discour- members of his family and friends who assisted at the first aged he might be he can al- Solemn Mass which Father John G. Block celebrated last Sunday ways realize and have the con- in Little Flower Church, Coral Gables. At far right is H. A. solation of knowing that his life Mattingly, Father Block's uncle, and Mrs. Maftingly (center). has been spent helping others caring for the sick, giving hope ing alms for the poor, shelter- and preparing souls for a happy and guidance to youth, bringing ing the homeless, instructing the ' death." comfort to the afflicted, provid- wayward, feeding the "hungr y 'WONDERFUL LIFE' "This, is the wonderful life of a priest of God," said Father Dockerill. "He is the center of the spiritual life of the mem- bers of Christ's body, the Church ... as he administers the Sacraments and gives the blessings of the Church espe- cially at Mass."

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July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 Trowing Classes CYAC Officers Planned By CCD Elected, Installed Two training sessions for WEST PALM BEACH — Al prospective members of parish Napierkowski has been re- Confraternity of Christian Doc- elected president of the Cath- trine executive boards will be olic Young Adult Club of the held in Broward County this Palm Beaches. month. Also reelected was Katrina The eight-hour sessions will be McCarty, treasurer. conducted by men and women who have served on the Dioce- Others elected to serve with Mr. Napierkowski were: John san CCD Board. Cory, first vice president and The first training session will Joanne Dopheide, recording sec- be held July 18 and 19 at St. retary. Ann Graves was ap- Coleman's parish hall at U. S. pointed to the office of second Vice president and Eileen Rte. 1 and SW 12th St., in NEW SUPERIORESS of the Pompano Beach. Spencer and Kay Burkholder Daughters of St. Paul is Mother were appointed corresponding NEW CHAPEL at the Major Seminary of St. library wing and one of two residence wings. The second is scheduled July Ignatius, second Mother Gen- secretaries. Vincent de Paul in Boynton Beach is being A third year of study will be added at the 25 and 26 at St. Thomas Aqui- eral of the order whose head- rushed to completion and is expected to be seminary in September which now teaches two nas High School, 2801 SW 12th quarters are in Rome. In The new officers were in- completed by Fall. At right is the auditorium- years of philosophy to seminarians. " St., Fort Lauderdale, adjacent stalled during an installation Miami the community operates to Our Lady Queen of Martyrs and awards banquet held at the Church. St. Paul Book and Film Center. Famous Restaurant, Lake was Father Justin Brady, C. P., Worth. assistant retreat director at the Representatives from parishes Teach Ways Of Preventing in Broward County and North thorough explanation of CCD Eileen Spencer, DeeAnne War- Passionist Monastery and re- Dade County will attend. work. ren, Carol Mikill and Peggy Fa- treat house at North Palm bel received special awards of Beach and spiritual moderator Broken Homes, Judge Urges The course is aimed at train- Instructing the classes will honor for outstanding service of the CYAC of the Palm DAYTON, Ohio (NO — A The judge said that because ing prospective CCD executive be: Jean O'Connor, Wilma Rib- and individual perserverance. board members to direct CCD ka, Grace Duffy, Jim Devitt, Beaches. practicing authority on family the Church holds the marriage work in the parish and is a Mike Assalone and Kay Dinnen^ Special guest at the banquet life advocated here a fresh em- bond is indissoluble, Catholics are reluctant to face certain phasis on marriage counseling Former Provincial Dies facts dealing with civil divorce. FT. LAUDERDALE on the parish level coupled with Few Catholics involved in civil MOBILE, Ala. (NO — Fa- appropriate courses in Catholic divorces seek prior permission HOLLYWOOD ther Joseph M. Walsh, S.J., 79, high school to prepare young from Church authorities before POMPANO former Jesuit, provincial, died people for marriage. taking such action, he said. He at the Jesuit House of Studies explained that in certain cir- BROWARD cumstances the Church will here. He served as president Judge Vincent M. Shields, Sr., of Spring Hill (Ala.) College of Montgomery County Do- permit a partner in marriage to from 1925 until 1932. mestic relations court made the obtain a civil divorce. The de- suggestions during an interview cree does not entitle a Cath- in which he urged Church lead- olic to remarry, but at times Heads Clergy Union ers to buttress against the does provide certain benefits tragedies of broken homes. and protections, he said. WORTHINGTON, Ohio (NO — Msgr. John. P. Kleinz, pro- The Dayton jurist who is a Judge Shields said of 3,494 fessor at Pontifical College Jo- leader in Catholic lay activities persons granted divorces in his sephinum here, was elected na- said pastoral counseling is court last year, 315 were Cath- tional director of the Apostolic needed in the classroom be- olics. He said a study of the Union of the Clergy. Father cause most parents either are 1,747 divorces granted dis- When YCM Meed Money Gerard Brochu, of Hyde Park, not qualified to impart the kind closed that the greatest danger Vt., was elected secretary-trea- of direction needed or shun the to wrecking a marriage comes responsibility. within the first five years of .••Yhink ©f Us... married life.

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ST. JULIANA CCD summer school was staffed Cleary, Mrs. William McCullough, Mrs. Alex VERSAILLES by Mrs. C. F. Menk, seated, and standing left Swabek, Mrs. Philip Lewis, Mrs. Raymond pa right, Mrs. Charles Deckert, Mrs. George McMahon and Miss Joan Fox. The summer Whitten, Mrs. H. P. Cartwright, Mrs. Dennis school ended with a picnic on parish ground. LISIEUX LOURDES ROME MADRID LISBON FAT I MA

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CCD Vacation School In St. Ann Parish Attracted Large Group • Price based on 21-day economy fare from New York. July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 ? * S De Paul Society Members To Hold Retreat July 17-19 A retreat for members of the Cathedral, Holy Redeemer, St. days and ends with a closing In commenting on the reac- used during the school year by ticular Council of St. Vincent de Miami Particular Council of the Patrick, St. Joseph and Gesu. conference and Benediction of tion of the men who have made the seminarians, there are a to- Paul which covers not only a retreat at the seminary thus tal of 29 rooms with two single Dade but Monroe, Lee and Col- St. Vincent De Paul Societies The final retreat of the sum- the Most Blessed Sacrament at far, Father Fogarty said they beds in each. lier Counties as well. will be held at St. John Vianney mer retreat program is set for 1 p.m. on Sundays. "have been very pleased with There is ample closet space Chairman of the retreat for Minor Seminary and Retreat Aug. 7-9 at the seminary. The first weekend retreat at the suitability of the facilities at in each room and desks for the Miami Particular Council is House on the weekend of July the seminary was held for men Reservations should be made St. John Vianney Seminary and reading. The retreat house, Victor Herke, member of Cor- 17-19. from six Dade County parishes with parish chairmen or with the vast majority of them have chapel and seminary refectory, pus Christi parish who resides on June 19-21. The second re- This weekend men from eight Father T^oel Fogarty, pastor signed up to come back next where the men eat their meals, at 1220 NW 34 Street. treat was held for men from parishes are scheduled to take of St. Bartholomew Church, Mir- year." all are air-conditioned. five other parishes June 26-28. Further information on the re- part in a retreat at the semi- amar, and the diocesan direc- At the seminary retreat house tor of lay retreats, at 987-4715. The July 17-19 retreat is for treat may be obtained by call- nary. The eight parishes are: There was no retreat held which is located on the second all members of the Miami Par- ing Mr. Henke at NE 55041. SS. Peter and Paul, Corpus The retreat schedule begins over the July 4 holiday week- floor of the building housing the Christi, St. Rose of Lima, The with dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Fri- end. seminary chapel and which is Vincentians Schedule Feastal Meeting

The Miami Particular Council the meeting would coincide with Benediction of the Most Bless- founded the religious order of St. Vincent de Paul Societies a retreat to be held the week- ed Sacrament which will close which is now known as the will hold one of its four annual end of July 17-19 at the Semi- the retreat at 1 p.m. Congregation of the Mission feastal meetings on Sunday, nary retreat house for members St. Vincent de Paul, whose of St. Vincent de Paul and July 19, at the St. John Vianney of the Miami Council. feast day the Miami Particular whose members staff the St. Minor Seminary and Retreat Msgr. Peter Reilly, pastor of Council will observe by holding John Vianney Minor Seminary House. the Church of the Little Flower, a feastal meeting on July 19, here. The meeting will be held on Coral Gables, is spiritual direc- is the special patron of all char- The Vincentian Fathers also the feast day of St. Vincent de tor for St. Vincent de Paul So- itable organizations. staff the major seminary of St. Paul. cieties in the Diocese. St. Vincent de Paul was born Vincent de Paul at Boynton The other three feastal meet- Mr. Renz said that any mem- near Dax in France in 1576. He Beach. ings are held at any time during ber from any of the parishes the octave of the First Sunday in the Council who is unable to of Lent, the second Sunday aft- attend the retreat is invited to Corporate Communion Set er Easter and the Feast of the participate in the meeting. Immaculate Conception, Dec. 8. Mr. Renz said that the St. ' During the meeting at the re- Vincent de Paul men would as- By Holy Name, Boy Scouts treat house which will be held sist at ah 8 a.m. Mass at the Members of the St. Brendan Brendan parish Aug. 7-9 at the following a Communion break- Seminary chapel and then at- seminary. fast that starts at 9 a.m., two parish Boy Scout Troop will tend the Communion breakfast New officers have been new St. Vincent de Paul parish in the seminary refectory. The take part in a corporate Com- A MEMORIAL PLAQUE is presented to Edward Kendall (right) conferences will be invested. munion with the parish Holy elected and committee chair- feastal meeting of the Particu- men appointed by the Society. grand knight of the Marian Council by Etnil Hellicker, president Larry Renz, secretary of the lar Council will be held follow- Name Society at the 9:15 a.m. of the Marian Foundation. The plaque, which will be hung in the The new officers include: Miami Particular Council, said ing the breakfast, Mr. Renz Mass this Sunday. Council Hall was donated by Mrs. James Vincent in memory of said. More than 100 men are Donald L. Lynskey, president; her late husband and other deceased council members. expected to attend the break- The Scouts also will attend a Arthur McGrath, vice presi- fast. Holy Name meeting in the dent; John McFadden, secre- tary; Peter Gill Jr., treasurer; Following the feastal meet- school cafeteria following the and Charles Swain, marshal. Chairmen Named, 2 Priests ing, Mr. Renz said that all St. the Mass. Vincent de Paul members will Committee chairmen ap- Theme of the meeting will be pointed were: John Hope, be invited to join the retreatants patriotism. Peter A. Portante Honored By K Of C Groups in the closing activities of their membership; Gerald Bonnen, Jr., will address the Holy Name hospitality; Marcel Beauregard, Appointment of committee on, V.F., pastor of St. James retreat program. Society on the subject "Our Na- attendance; Gerald Dovin, chairmen by one Knights of Co- parish, who recently celebrated These will include a spiritual tional Debt." conference at 11 a.m., a visit breakfast; Joseph Bernard, sick lumbus Council and the honor- their 50th and 25th year re- to the Blessed Sacrament at Father Noel Fogarty, dioce- and vigil; Armand Vari, pro- ing of two priests by a Fourth spectively in the priesthood. 11:45 a.m.; another spiritual san director of lay retreats, gram; Michael Kent, publicity; Degree Assem- • • • will speak to the Society on the Jake Golden, bulletin; Joseph bly meeting f-' ' '~1 conference at 12:15 a.m. and Committee chairmen have summer retreat program at St. Gleber, Boy Scouts; Joseph Sul- highlighted ac- £Q News been appointed by the Marian John Vianney Minor Seminary livan, liturgical; Joseph Rug- tivities of K of Council Knights of Columbus for and Retreat House. A retreat is giero, retreat; and Gus Roton- c groups in In Brief the coming year, according to m strong planned for the men of St. di, spaghetti dinner. Dade County ^ - ~ i last week. Ernest Librizzi, grand knight The committee chairmen and HAHI*jgECL I PSE • * * co-chairmen are: Joe E. Mat- atial /.A. \ •'•""• The Father Andrew Brown thews, general program; How- VBNYL CORLON HAHN-ECLEPSE General Assembly of the Fourth ard Hayes, council activity; THE GRANDEST VINYL Degree, Knights of Columbus, Vincent J. Caputo, youth ac- FLOOR YET POW-R-PRO™ honored two priests during a tivity; Bernard S. Pasterniak, FLOORS FIRST AND ONLY meeting of Fourth Degree offi- and Daniel E. Dawson, mem- INC. PROFESSIONAL MOWER cers at the Marian K of C Coun- bership activity; Ralph Varlotta ' OX 6-3202 AT A HOMEOWNER'S PRICE cil Hall, 13300 Memorial High- and John O'Hare, fraternal ac- 20" ond 22" Self Propelled way. tivity; Theodore B. Clevenger, 2465 N.W. 76th ST. and Hand Propelled Rotories. 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THERESA CYAC member, Donna Gregory, of Little Flower Voico Photos parishh, Coral Gables, serves as catcher for a baseball game at HATS ALSO make the man, CYAC member Gerry Amico learned INFORMAL CHAT is enjoyed between "swings" by CYAC the Catholic Children's Home in Perrine where CYAC members as she loaned her nylon chapeaux to a young man who is one member Clair D'Autrechy and one of the dependent young- recently spent an afternoon entertaining young residents. of many children under care at the Children's home. sters who are under the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph.

Bill Schramm And Paul Yesbeck Were Chefs For Outdoor Wiener Roast Frank Charron Demonstrates How To Get The Biggest Bubble

Hair Styling Included In Variety Program Of CYAC Frances Muccio Provided A Good "Listening" Ear Frances Baker Directs A Plane Shoot

Fire-Engine Ride Aided By Patricia Paterson Donna Gregory Hears All About Pet Rabbit Records Were Donated By Claudia Klug July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 Campers Kept Busy Havin' Fun At Matecumbe Camp Matecumbe's daily around performance, according ill and Martin Krpan, staff as- schedule is one that should ap- to Father Walter J. Dockerill, sistant in the Diocesan CYO peal to any youngster. diocesan director of youth activ- How To Apply office and director of camp ac- It packs plenty of exercise, ity who is in charge of the tivities. good meals, a little bit of edu- camp. For Camp Members of the winning team cation via nature hikes and a MAIN POINTS in the softball league are given visit to a missile site, and Father Dockerill said the Camp Matecumbe, located trophies at the end of the week. what's most important it takes main points looked for in select- , in South Dade County on the Each Sunday night a camp- care of the spiritual needs of a ing the outstanding campers edge of the Everglades, is fire is held with a song-fest, youngster while he's away from are these: open to any youngster be- marshmallow roast and a hoote- tween the ages of 10 and 14. home. 1. How he did in inspection c nanny as part of the program. each day, One of the highlights of the The one - week campingE < The spiritual program at young camper's stay during his 2. Neatness, tideness and obe- , sessions for boys end Friday, the camp includes attendance at week at Camp Matecumbe is a dience to the rules, '. Aug. 7. daily Mass by the campers and visit to a Nike missile site 3. What kind of sportsman- a religious instruction period at about a mile from the camp. ship he exemplified in different Two weeks of camping for , 6 30 p.m. each day. In addition, The missile site trip is made • sporting games, : girls begins Sunday, Aug. 9. j Benediction of the Most Blessed every Thursday afternoon. 4. His spirit of cooperation Registration fee is $2 and <-Sacrament is held at 7 p.m. on . Camp Matecumbe has a ca- and his overall attitude, the camp fee is $20 a week, i' Sunday and Thursday nights. pacity of 125 boys. 5. His efforts to please God Camp applications should ' Here is the daily camp sched- When the youngsters arrive ; be sent to Father Walter J. h ule: by doing his best in all of the i at the camp Sunday afternoon activities he participates in each I Dockerill at CYO Camp \ 7 a.m. — Reveille Campers Cool Off In Olympic-Size Swim Pool they are divided into "tribes" day starting with the Holy Sac- , Matecumbe, Route 2, Box | 7:40 a.m. — Calisthenics with an outstanding camper be- rifice of the Mass, and -• 1372, Miami, 57. Further in- t 7:45 a.m. — Inspection ing chosen from each "tribe" 6. His conduct and manners ; formation may be obtained t' 8 a.m. — Mass and Com-New Officers Elected By St. Theresa CYAC at the end of the week. at the meal table. ' by calling Father Dockerill f munion Selection of the outstanding In the way of sports, there is ' at CE 5-9251. 8:40 a.m. — Breakfast CORAL GABLES — Frank chairman; Joe Arace, public camper, each of whom is softball and swimming each 9:30 a.m. — Swimming in- Charron is the new president relations; and Eugene Vaughn awarded a trophy, is made on day. struction of the St. Theresa Catholic and Robert Brisson,, direc- tors at large. the basis of the youngster's all- The boys each are assigned to a team in a softball league 10:30 a.m. — Softball Young Adult Club. which plays daily. 12 noon — Lunch 12:30 p.m. — Rest Period ' ,He will be installed along with Madonna Graduate At the end of the week an all- 1:30 p.m. — Basketball or other new officers during a star softball game is played Volleyball banquet tomorrow (Saturday) Given Scholarship with the "pick" of the league 2:30 p.m. — Nature Hikes or at the Coral Gables Country HOLLYWOOD — Miss Anne playing" against the counselors, Softball Club. 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Page 16 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida BACKFJELD PROBABLY WILL BE BIGGER THAN THE LINE Here's Look At Gibbons Grid Prospects Jacobsen By JACK HOUGHTELING own thinking over who will be School Activities Association, Coach Tony Licata of Cardin- playing where this fall. the enrollment dropped to 146- al Gibbons High of Fort Lauder- "We started a track program 147 but the Redskins were Turbocone dale is faced with a problem and with a lot of our players pegged Class A for the rest of ALL NEW EXCLUSIVE that most football coaches in that or baseball, it served the school year. would look at with despair — the same purpose as spring Looking at the 1964 South 4-BLADE ROTARY MOWERS his 1964 backfield will probably practice in keeping the boys in Atlantic Conference season, 6 lightweight models to choose from be bigger than his line. He'll also have Drew Connel- shape," he explains. Tony sees a tough struggle to ly back for one of the tackle improve on last year's third- But, this hasn't fazed Tony, posts. Connelly developed quite One decided improvement will Here is America's new line of quality model rotary mowers last season's diocese coach of a reputation as a defensive whiz be in the department of team place finish. for the smoothest, cleanest and safest grass catting ever! depth. The Redskins finished the ^jtfje year, a single bit — in fact, for the Redskins last season Jacobsen Turbocone mowers reflect the modern trend to- when he moved into the starting 1963 season with just 19 play- "Cardinal Newman and Jupi- ; seems to relish it. ers. Tony expects to have a ter are always tough and La- ward ease, convenience and speed in outdoor power equip- lineup midway through the ment. Choose from this line of 6 safety engineered mqwera "It's very possible," Tony ad- schedule although weighing less squad of about 40 for this com- Salle has tremendous potential ing year. with their big enrollment. Then, —the one ideally suited to your needs. mitted in discussing the pros- than 170 pounds. He's grown, too, to a sturdy 180. too, the league has added St. pects. "I've thought about that MOVING UP Thomas (the other Fort Lauder- LIBERAL TRADE-IN already but our defensive line "With our freshman class dale diocese school) and they're ALLOWANCES Mike Martin, a slender 150- moving up, we'll have three last year averaged only about pounder, looks like a sure start- used to playing in the Class AA full upper classes for the first Gold Coast Conference. 158-160 pounds . . . but they er at end to give Licata a trio time," he added. "We'll prob- NEW of standouts to build his line were fast. ably have about 170 boys in the "I'm hoping that we'll be im- safe convenient around. The balance of his line controls top three grades." proved but look for just about "In fact, I used two halfbacks positions are pretty well up for everyone else to also be im- grabs. Last year, Gibbons qualified (Jack Puchert and Jim Wayne, proved." both in the 150-pound class) in for a Class A classification with NEW Cardinal Gibbons, unlike most 153 in the 10th thru 12th grades adjustable the line last year. Beef is good, football schools, didn't have — just three over the limit. Two standup but I go for speed." spring practice this year, so, weeks after the classification handles Tony is somewhat vague in his was made by the Florida High There can be little criticism of KEEP US IN MIND this strategy based on last WE'RE EASY TO FIND NEW lightweight year's 6-3-1 record for a team 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD magnesium deck that was only in its second year of existence. 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July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 Catholic Daughters Convention To Hear Cardinal dishing Mass By Bishop Carroll Legion Of Mary To Hold To Open National Meet Day Of Recollection HOLLYWOOD — Richard city in the United States. A day of recollection for to attend are requested to bring Cardinal Gushing, Archbishop Cardinal Cushing will preside members of the Legion of Mary their lunch. of Boston, wili be the keynote at the Mass and address dele- in the Diocese of Miami will be An apostolic organization speaker during the 30th Bien- gates during a banquet which held Sunday, July 12 at the founded in 1921 and adopted by nial National Convention of will follow at 7:30 p.m. in the Academy of the Assumption, bishops throughout the world, Catholic Daughters of America convention hall of the Hotel 1517 Brickell Ave. the Legion of Mary is an asso- which opens Sunday, July 19 Diplomat. Father Gerald Reilly, C.SS.R. ciation of men and women, with headquarters in the Diplo- Bishop Vincent S. Waters of will conduct the conferences married or single. It draws in- mat Hotel. Raleigh, N.C., national chap- which will open at 9 a.m. spiration from the realization Solemn Pontifical Mass sung lain of Catholic Daughters of Mass in the Academy chapel. of the immense intercessory by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll America, will preach the ser- Breakfast will be available for power of Our Lady with at 4 p.m. Sunday, July 19 in mon during the Mass and the retreatants and those planning Divine Son, and from the »,...- the Cathedral will njark the Cathedral choir under the di- viction that she is the divinely opening of the four-day conven- rection of Charles E. Bellanger appointed mediatrix of all tion expected to attract more will sing. graces. than 1,000 delegates from every New Retreats Other members of the hier- Objectives of the Legion are archy expected to be present the assistance of the bishops include Bishop Paul Hagarty, For Teenage and priests in their work. It O.S.B. of Nassau; Bishop Jo- does not concern itself with the seph H. Hodges of Wheeling, Girls Scheduled giving of material aid. W. Va., and Bishop William G. Visiting the sick, assisting in Connare of Greensburg, Pa. LANTANA —Due to the popu- census-taking, visiting the poor, Junior members of the CDA lar response to recent retreats distributing Catholic literature, will participate in the tradition- for teenage girls, the Cenacle encouraging the assistance of al ceremony of roses immedia- Retreat House for Women has children at Mass, visiting lapsed tely following the Mass. Miss scheduled additional conferences Catholics, teaching catechism to for young women this month. Joan Roberts, executive secre- youngsters enrolled in public tary, Junior Catholic Daughters Father Joyce Spencer, C.P. of schools and conducting clubs will officiate, assisted by Miss Our Lady of Florida Monastery for boys and girls are some of Louise E. Collins, Junior Com- and Retreat House, North Palm the projects in which members Beach, will conduct conferences mission Chairman. CARDINAL CUSHING, keynote speaker at the 30th Biennial Na- are engaged. for girls between the ages of Registration for the national tional Convention of the Catholic Daughters of America which Msgr. James F. Enright, 13 and 14 beginning at 10 a.m., meeting which is convening for opens July 19 at the Diplomat Hotel is shown with Supreme Re- Diocese of Miami Vicar for Re- gent, Miss Margaret J. Buckley, who presented him with a Tuesday, July 14 and ending at ligious, and pastor, St. Rose of the first time in the southeast 3:15 p.m., Wednesday, July 15. United States will be open from donation of $50,006 from the CDA in 1962 for mission work in Lima parish, Miami Shores, is 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Latin America. A retreat for high school girls the diocesan director of the on Saturday, July 18 on the will open on Sunday, July 19 at Legion of Mary. 5:30 p.m. and conclude on Tues- hotel mezzanine. Bishop Carroll will be thetion. Mrs. Catherine McGinnis, day, July 21 at 3:15 p.m. Father Convention sessions formally principal speaker during a Flor- W. Va., is chairman. Spencer will be the retreat open at 10 a.m! Monday, July Summer Party ida Day luncheon which will be master. 20, when Miss Margaret Buck- The invocation during the served at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. John A general retreat for women ley, supreme regent, Chevy luncheon will be given by Fa- M. Koenig, CDA state treasurer is scheduled for the weekend of At Lauderdale Chase, Md., presides at the ther James F. Gloekler, pas- and grand regent, Court Patri- tor, Sacred Heart parish, Pinel- July 31-Aug. 2. Father Charles FORT LAUDERDALE — A BISHOP VINCENT S. WATERS opening session. cia, Miami, will preside and a las Park; and chaplain of CDA Mallen, C.SS.R. of the Redemp- "Keep-In-Touch" summer party welcome to delegates will be Court Blessed Elizabeth Ann torist Mission Band will conduct for members and friends of St. extended by Mrs. Frank Schei- Seton. the conferences. Anthony Catholic Womr.n's Club dell, State Regent, St. Peters- Further information about the will begin at noon, Tuesday, Benediction will be given by burg, who is co-chairman of retreats may be obtained by July 14 in the parish club Father William O'Meara, arrangements for the conven- writing to the Cenacle Retreat rooms. C.SS.R., former chaplain, Mi- House at 1400 S. Dixie Hwy. Reservations may be made ami Junior Catholic Daughters here or by calling Justice of America. by contacting Mrs. Arthur W. 2-2534. Nomina at JA 2-0350. During the morning session THE fine JEWELRY STORES .STL?*!** principal speakers addressing the convention which has as its theme, "The Catholic Girl — A Challenge to the Catholic Daugh- ters and Their Hope for the Future," include Msgr. Ray- mond J. Gallagher, secretary, MILLER'S National Conference of Catholic COMPLETE DRAPERY SERVICE Charities; Msgr. Joseph B. Lux, president, Catholic Church Ex- tension Society; and Father Thomas J. O'Donnell, S.J., di- rector of English Language Pro- grams, Vatican City. 12483 M ". 7th AVE. NORTH MIAMI, FLA. Phone 751-8051 Msgr. Joseph M. Nelligan, na- t i on a 1 consultant-moderator, Catholic Daughters of America, will address the convention at MRS CATHERINE McGUINNESS 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 22.

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Page 18 July 1O, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida ••»' Charity Ball On July 19 For Marian Center The new Marian Center for Robberson are general co-chair- Exceptional Children will bene- men of arrangements for the fit from the third annual chari- dance assisted by Larry Blake- ty ball which members of the ly and Carol Marciniak, refresh- North and South Dade Deaner- ments; Joene Menard and Bob ies of the Miami Diocesan Coun- cil of CYAC will sponsor, McKern, decorations; Jane Sunday, July 19 at the German- Schortemeyer, Betty Miller and American Club, 1701 Delaware Walter Braun, publicity; Joetta Parkway. Kirchgessner and Maria Sevald, door; Sharon Kleppal and Frank Music for dancing will be pro- vided by Russ Gilboe and his Charron, awards; and Janet orchestra from 8 p.m. to mid- Khoenle, music. night and refreshments will be served. The general public is invited to attend the benefit and tickets Eugene Vaughn and Betty will be available at the door. '...' ' ' " "1 The new Marian Center for Exception Children was blessed TWO YOUNG women from the Diocese of Miami who parti- CYAC CouncilJ by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll cipated in reception and profession ceremonies at the Fran- on June 21 and is the first ciscan Sisters' Motherhouse in Allegany, N.Y. are Sister Mary Calendar 1 such center under Catholic aus- Raphael, left, and Sister Marie Peter. pices in the southeast section of St. Theresa CYAC — Social the United States. for members only, 8:30 p.m. Voice Photo Tuesday, July 14, K. of C. Hall, Located at 15701 NW 37th 270 Catalonia Ave., Coral Ga- Ave., it is staffed by the Sisters MARIAN CENTER facilities are discussed by Sister Consolata Miami Women Received bles. of St. Joseph Benedict Cotto- and Mrs. Gerald Beaver of St. Monica parish, Opa Locka lengo of Turin, Italy, whose spe- during open house which followed dedication, as six-year-old By Franciscan Sisters Our Lady of Perpetual Help cial mission is the training and Sharon Beaver listens. The new center will benefit from a CYAC — Miniature golf, 8 p.m. care of the mentally retarded. charity ball sponsored by deaneries of the CYAC Council. Two young women from the both nuns will join the 1,000 today (Friday) Meet at church. Diocese oi Miami were among professed Franciscan Sisters en- Miami Catholic Singles — 60 who recently participated in gaged in teaching, catechetical Business meeting, 8 p.m. today reception and profession cere- work, care of the sick and aged, (Friday), Citizens Bank Bldg., monies at St. Elizabeth Mother- or in the missions of Jamaica Hialeah Dr. and Fourth Ave. house of the Franciscan Sisters and Brazil. CATHOLICS OF FLORIDA Dance social, 8 p.m., Wednes- in Allegany, N.Y. NOW! A NON-PROFIT CATHOLIC FRATERNAL SOCIETY OFFERS In the Diocese of Miami the day, July 15, Gesu Center, 118 Miss Lorraine C. Harding, Sisters of St. Francis of Alle- NE Second St. For further in- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy gany administer St. Francis formation call NE 5-6058. All J. Harding, St. Francis Xavier Hospital, Miami Beach; St. singles between 21 and 45 are parish, Fort Myers, was receiv- Mary Hospital, West Palm invited to attend. LOW BUDGET HOSPITAL ed as a novice by the order. 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Sister Mary Raphael, daugh- High School, Fort Myers. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hacker, St. Agnes parish, Key A WEEK fora cost as low as $2.05 per month, depending upon Biscayne, professed temporary TREMENDOUS COLOR PROCESSING OF YOUR age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness. vows during the ceremonies. *50 A graduate of Notre Dame $ A WEEK for a cost as low as $3.50 per month, depending upon Academy, Sister Raphael also Films age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness. attended Barry College. ^liffSih JUMBO PRINTS OR i6o After three years of religious or even and professional preparation, ALL 5X7 ENLARGEMENTS $ A WEEK for a cost as low as $5.00 per month, depending upon age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness. JUMBO COLOR PRINTS JUMBO COLOR PRINTS 150 (Same Plan Available To Women At Slightly Higher Premium) Ice Cream Festival 8 EXP. &«5O 12 EXP. 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Adults may enroll through 75 years of age. or sickness in Military or Naval service, resulting from 2 to 5 p.m. and dancing Dependent children one month of age eligible from war, mental disorders, dental treatment, child- through eighteenth birthday. No termination of birth or complications from pregnancy, or hospital will follow for the teenagers. benefits because of age. confinement of less than 24 consecutive hours. The Entertainment will be provided certificate covers hernia, diseases of the heart, PAYS IN ADDITION TO... generative organs, gall bladder, kidney, appendix, by The Detours, an instrumen- FOR UNPRINTED NEGATIVES, NO COUPONS TO LOOSE! IF NONE Compensation insurance or any other form of tonsils or rectum only when hospital confinement tal quartet. COME OUT ALL IT COSTS YOU IS jOt. >4EW SUPER FAST SERVICE! policy held by member. commences during the certificate term and more The public is invited...... COLOR PRINTS NORMALLY IN..N.E'XT~DAY*S..MAU. 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By FLORENCE DEVANEY revolutionized the sandwich Americans consumed over business and made these ten- four billion frankfurters last der sausages almost the num- year, which makes them one ber one meat choice across of the most popular meats on the nation. the market today. Despite their popularity Whether you call them when served on a bun, frank- frankfurters, hot dogs, red furters are served dozens of hots or wieners, you must ad- other ways also, all equally mit those plump juicy sau- delicious. They are excellent sages are wonderful eating. in a casserole and make a First introduced at the St. savory stew as well. Louis World's Fair, the idea Following are receipes you of serving "franks" in.a bun will want to try. Frankfurter Rice Florentine 2 packages (10 ounces each) condensed cheese soup, frozen chopped spinach, undiluted cooked, well drained % cup minced onion cheese 1 tablespoon milk 2 cups cooked rice (% cup 1 pound frankfurters uncooked) - V-L cup grated American *1 can (10% ounces) FRANKFURTER RICE FLORENTINE — Arrange layers of "say, mom...we're / spinach and cooked rice blended with cheese soup in baking Heat oven to 375 deg. F. Arrange spinach over bottom of dish. Nestle frankfurters in, top with grated cheese and bake. buttered baking, dish (10" x 6" x V/z"). Combine rice and next all out of milk!" 3 ingredients; spread evenly over spinach. Arrange frankfurters diluted, may be substituted for cheese soup. Stir additional % on top. Bake 20 minutes; remove from oven. Sprinkle cheese cup grated American cheese into rice mixture. Proceed as above. over frankfurters; bake additional 3-5 minutes or until cheese is melted. Makes 4-5 servings. Frankfurters, Dumplings * I can (lOMj-ounces) condensed cream of celery soup, un- Y- pound frankfurters, cut into 2 teaspoons salt 1-inch pieces Dash pepper Now that summer's here, the kids are l'i cups sliced onions 3 cups cubed potatoes home for lunch—and you need to keep 3 tablespoons butter or *1 can (15Va ounces) sliced plenty of energy-rich milk on hand to margarine carrots, drained. meet the increased demand during theso 1 cup tomato ketchup 2 tablespoons minced parsley 3 cups water 2 tablespoons flour active, growing months to come. Givo 2 teaspoons Worcestershire % cup cold water them plenty of refreshing, body-building sauce 2 cups packaged biscuit mix milk. And have some yourself—just for Saute frankfurters and onions in butter in large saucepan the health of it. AMPLE FREE PARKING IN REAR until lightly browned. Combine ketchup and next 4 ingredients; add to frankfurters and onions; bring to a boil. 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IMMEDIATE SERVICE PL 7-6031 PL 1-4835: LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS A 1 — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge Incredible Journey No Man Is An Island FRIDAY, JULY 10 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 7:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. (7) — Kind Lady (Adults, Air Patrol It's Only Money Nutty Professor, The Mondav Adol ) Alias Jesse James In Search. Of One Man's Way 7:30 a.m. (12) - Possessed (Adult, All Hands On Deck The Castaways Phantom Planet TUESDAY, .IITI..Y 14 7 p.m. (7) - Fury at Smugglers Almost Angels Invasion Quartet Patsy, The Adol.) LEGION OBSERVATION - WESH 7:30 a.m. (12) — They Drive by Bay (No Class) Angel In A Taxi Island, The PT 109 This picture contains misinterpre- Night (Family) (Morally Objection- 11:25 p.m. (4) — For The Love of Best of Enemies Island Of The Blue Raven, The tation of Scripture. Diabolical pos- (Daytona-Orlaudo) able in Part For AH) REASON Mary (Family) Beauty and the Beast Dolphins Ready For The People session described in this film is Double-meaning and suggestive dia- 11:30 p.m. (12) - Shake-Hands with Boy and the Pirates It's A Mad, Mad Reluctant Saint Identified with Insanity. This Is the Devil (Adults. Adol.)' Circus World . World contrary to the traditional Chris- WTVJ logue 8:30 a.m. (12) —'Mr. and Mrs. 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 1 p.m. Clown Ana The Kid Joseph and Rhino tian Interpretation of the Scrip- a Wednesday Conspiracy of Hearts His Brethren Samson And The tures. WPTV North (Adults. Adol.) Constantine And The Jumbo .„ Slave Queen 9 a.m. (7) — Yank at Oxford (Fam- 3:05 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:30 a.m. Cross King Konr vs. Godzilla Seven Faces Of 3 30 a.m. (12) — R&demption (No (West Palm Beach) ily) Part II Wednesday Crimson Blade Law Of The Lawless Dr. Lao, The Class) 1 p.m. (12) — Faithless (No Class) 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 7:30 a.m. Damn the Defiant Incredible Mr. Limpet, Son Of Captain Blood 9 a.m. (4) — Song of Surrender 1 p.m. (10) — Twelve Crowded Wednesday David and Goliath Son of Flubber (Adults. Adol.) WCKT Dream Maker. The Life of Maria Gorettt Hours (Adults. Adol.) THURSDAY, JULY 16 Swingin' Maiden, The 9 a.m. (7) — Adventures of Huckle- a 4:30 p.m. (4) — Hiawatha (Family) Hercules And The List of Adrian Sword In The Stone WLBW 7:30 a.m. (12) — Granny Get Your Captive Women Messenger, The berry Finn (Part Two) (Family) 4:30 p.m. (7) — Chad Hanna (Adults, There Was A Crooked 1 p.m. (10) — Night o£ Adventure Gun (Family) Escape From Lilies Of The Field Man WINK m Adol.) 8:30 a.m. (12) — After the Thin East Berlin Long Day's Journey Thomasina (Adults. Adol.) 6 p.m. (10) — The Pioneer (Family) Man (Adults, Adol.) Face of Fire Longest Day 1 p.m. 1.12) — Angels With Dirty m 7 p.m. (7) — The Sea Chase (Moral- Magic Fountain, The Tiger Walks, A (Fort Myers) 9 a.m. (4) — Dondi (No Class.) Fall Of The 3 Stooges Go Around Faces (Morally Objectionable in ly Objectionable In Part For All) 9 a.m. (7) — Anchors Aweigh (Part Roman Empire Man From The Diners The World In A Daze part for All) NO REASON LIST- REASON — Suicide srmpathlcslly F.B.I. Code 98 Club ED BY LEGION WEAT II) (Family) Flipper Master Spy 30 Years of Fun fB portrayed 1 p.m. (12) — Operator 13 (No Flipper's New McHale's Navy 300 Spartans 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Glass Key 11:25 p.m. (4) — Daybreak (Morally Class) Three Stooges In Orbit (Adults, Adol.) (West Palm Beach) Adventure McLintock Ugly American Objectionable In Part For All) 1 p.m. (10) — Twonky (No Cla^ Dimka MGM'S Big Parade of Viran. The 4:30 p.m. (7) — Shoot Out At Medi- REASON - Light treatment of 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Hours % Gidget Goes To Rome Comedy Unbelievable cine Bend (Family) marriage; tends to arouse undue The Dawn (Morally Objection .e Golden Arrow, The Midsummer Night's $ p.m. (10) — Broken Star (Adults, SUNDAY, JULY 12 sympathy for Immoral actions. Goliath And The Dream We'll Bury You In Part For AID REASON - ^The When Clock Strikes Adol.) 7:30 a.m. (12) — Maisie Goes To 11:30 p.m. (10) — Fools for Scandal revengeful murder committed by Sins of Babylon Miracle Of The Who's Minding The 7 p.m. (4) — My Favorite Brunette Great Escape White Stallions Reno — (Adults. Adol.) (Adults. Adol.) v the main character is approvingly GunfiKht Misadventures Of Wild and Wonderful (Adults. Adol.) 9:30 a.m. (12) — Judge Hardy and 11:30 p.m. (12) — Shake Hands with presented and contributes to the How The West Merlin Jones Wonderful World of 7 p.m. (5) — Calamity Jane (Fam- Son (Family) the Devil (Adults. Adol.) plot solution. Was Won Mouse On The Moon the Brothers Grimm ily) 11 a.m. (5) — Home In Indiana 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 1 p.m. 4:30 p.m. (7) — To The Shores of Hey Boy, Hey Girl Never Put It In Yank In Vietnam, A 11 :25 p.m. (11) — Missing Women (Adults. Adol.) Tuesday Tripoli (Family) Hey There, It's yogi Writing (Adults, Adol.) 11:30 a.m. (4) — Riding Shotgun 3:05 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:30 a.m. Bear 11:2* p.m. (4) — The Man in 11:25 p.m. (4) — The Harder They (Family) Tuesday Half Moon Street (Adults. Adol.) A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Fall (Adults, Adol.) 12 p.m. (7) — Jinx Money (Adults, 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 7:30 a.m. 11:30 p.m. (10) — Monte Carlo 11:30 p.m. (10) — Kansas City ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS Adol.) Tuesday Story (Adults, Adol.) Confidential (Morally Objectionable 1:30 p.m. (10) — Captiain Without 11:30 p.m. (12) — Shake Hands with Act One Fury* Of Smuggler's Quick Gun, The In Part For All) REASON — Ex- a Country (No- Class) WEDNESDAY. JULY 14 All The Way Home Bay Ring Of Treason cessive brutality. 7:30 a.m. (12) — Back in Circula- the Devil (Adults. Adol.) And Suddenly Gold For The Caesars Robin And The 3 p.m. HO) — Bordertown (Adults, tion (Adults, Ado.) 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 1 p.m. It's Murder Goliath and the Island Seven Hoods 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 1 p.m. Adol.) Thursday Friday 8:30 a.m. (12) — Unholy Partners Bandits Of Argosolo of Vampires 633 Squadron 3:30 p.m. (12) — Dr. Kildaire's (Morally Objectionable in Part For 3:05 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:30 Barabbas Good Neighbor Sam Schweik, -The 3:05 a.m. (12) — Same as 7:30 a.m. Crisi3 (Adults, Adol.) All) REASON — Film elicits sym- Thursday Billy Budd Haunted Palace. The Secret Invasion Friday 4 p.m. (4) — The Great Manhunt Seven Days In May pathy for hero of questionable 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 7:30 a.m. Birdman Of Alcatraz Haunting. The 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:30 a.m. (No Class) ethics. Thursday Birds. The Heaven's Above Square Of Violence Friday 4 p.m. (7) — South Sea Woman Black Sunday Hell Bent For Leather Stagecoach To 9 a.m. (4) — The Jungle Princess Bullet For A Badman Hellions. The Thunder Rock SATURDAY, JULY 11 (Morally objectionable In Part for (Family) Surf Party All) REASON — Suggestive cos- Burning Court, The Hell Is For Heroes 7 a.m. (5) — Border Vigilantes (Fam- tuming and dialogue. 9 a.m. (7) — Anchors Aweigh (Part Chushlngura Horror Of It All, The Swingin" Affair, A I) (Family) Colossus of Rhodes Incident In An Alley Taras Bulba ily) 5 p.m. (4) — Port Atrique (Adults. Barry College Company of Cowards It Happened At Ten Seconds To HeU 7:30 a.m. (12) — Battling Bellhop Adol.) 1 p.m. (10) — Love and Learn Condemned of Altona The World's Fair Terror. The (No Class) 10 p.m. (10) — Patterns (Family) (Adults, Adol.) Court Martial Ladies Who Do To Kill A Mockingbird 8 a.m. (5) — Pride of the Blue 11 p.m." (11) — Mission in Morocco 1 p.m. (12) — Naughty but Nice Dark Purpose Lawrence Of Arabia Thunder Island Grass (Family) (Adults, Adol.) Train 349 (No Class) Shares In Gifts Days of Wine and Lisa 8 30 a.m. (12) — Meet The Baron 11 p.m. (5) — Brigham. Triumph Roses Lonely Are The Brave From Berlin (No Class) Devil Ship Lord Of The Flies Two Nights With (Adults, Adol.) Barry College is sharing in Duel of The Titans Man From Rio Cleopatra 2 p.m. (II) — The Youngest Profes- 11:15 p.m. (4) — Our Hearts Were Electra Man From Galveston The Unsinkable sion (Family) Young and Gay (Family) 4th Degree Dance three grants recently awarded Ensign Pulver Mary, Mary Molly Brown 3 p.m. (7) — Bad Man ol Brimstone 11:20 p.m. (7) — Above and Beyond Escape By Night Mein Kampf Voice Of The (Family) (Adults. Adol.) to the Association of Florida Evil Eye Mighty Ursus Hurricane 4:30 p.m. (12) — They Met In Bom- MONDAY, JULY 13 Evil of Frankenstein Miracle Worker Wake Me When bay (Adults, Adol.) 7:30 a.m. (12) - Code of the Secret Planned Saturday Private Colleges Fund. Face of a Fugitive Muscle Beach Party It's Over 6:30 p.m. (10) — Out of The Past Frances. The Mutiny On The Bounty Walk A Tight Rope Service (Family) Flame In The Street My Geisha Walk Into HeU (Adults. Adol.) 8:30 a.m. (12) — Lady Be Good Officers of the Father Andrew According to Sister Mary Flower Drum Song Naked. Edge War Is Hell ? p.m. (7 and 2) — Edge of the City (Adults, Adol.) Four Days of Naples Nightmare World Of Henry (Adults. Adol.) 9 a.m. (4) — The Way To The Gold Brown General Assembly, Dorothy, O.P., contributions 40 Pounds Of Trouble Old Dark House. The Orient, The 11 p.m. (12) — The Marx Brothers (Adults. Adol.) have been received in the Frantic No, My Darling Wheeler Dealers, The Go West (No Class) 9 a.m. (7) — A Yank at Oxford Fourth Degree, Knights of Co- Fury Of The- Pagans Daughter X-Man With The ll:05'p.m. (11) — Retreat Hell (Fam- (Family) Part I Pirates, The X-Ray Eyes ily) lumbus, will be honored at a" amount of $294 from the Sperry Pirates Of Blood River 1 p.m. (12) — The Match King (No 11:15 p.m. (4) — The George Raft Class.) testimonial dinner dance at and Hutchinson Co. Foundation, A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Story (Adults) 4:30 P.m. (7) - Bells on Their Toes 11:25 P.m. (5) — The Big Lift (No Class) Inc.; $600 from Gulf Life Insur- Adventures of a Young Horror Chamber of Rocco and His~Brother (Adults, Adol.) 7:30 p.m. tomorrow (Saturday) Man Dr. Faustus Running Man, The 4:30 p.m. (4) — When Willie Comes Hud Spencer's Mountain 11:20 p.m. (7) — World Without End Marching Home (Adults. Adol.) at the Westbrooke Country Club, ance, and $174.59 from Babcock Angels of Darkness In The French Style Summer and Smoke (Family) 11:25 p.m. (4) - Bolero (No Class) and Wilcox Co. Another Time, Another Interns, The Sweet Bird of Youth 11:30 p.m. (2) - The Secret (No 11:30 p.m. (10) — Passage Home 8500 SW Eighth St.. Place Killers, The Taste of Honey Class) Kisses For My Take Her She's Mine (No Class) These grants from business Beach Party 11:30 p.m. (10) •- The Werewolf 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 1 p.m. Joseph A. Sweeny, vice su- Becket President Tamahine, (Adults, A«lol.) Billy Liar La Notte Brava Thin Red Line, The Monday preme master of the Fourth and industry are an indication, Bye, Bye Birdie Leopard, The Third Secret, The 1:30 a.m. (10) — Revenge of the 3:05 a.m. (12) - -Same as 8:30 a.m. Cairo Love Is A Ball This Earth Is Mine Zombies (No Class.) Monday Degree DeSoto Province, will be Sister Dorothy pointed out, of Cardinal, The Love With The Proper To Bed Or Not To Bed Ceremony, The Stranger Torpedo Bay among the guests at the dinner. the regard in which private Claudelle Inglish Mafloso Tower of London Come Blow Your Horn Mail Order Bride Town Without Pity Other visiting dignitaries ex- education is held by American Condemned Of Altona Make Mine Mink Twilight Of Honor Day of the Outlaw Man Who Couldn't Two Are Gultly pected to attend are: all of the businessmen and of the "con- Day In Court Walk Two For The Seesaw Dead Ringer Man's Favorite Sport Victors, The masters of the DeSoto Province tribution higher education Dime With A Halo Mamie ' V.I.P.'s. The Don't Tempt The Devil Move Over Darling West Side Story of the Fourth Degree; John J. makes and must continue to End of Innocence Muriel Whatever Happened Eyes Of Annie Jones, Naked Kiss To Baby Jane? DiVito, newly elected state dep- make to the welfare of the com- The Nightmare In The Sun Who's Got The Action Flight From Ashiva Nine Hours To Rama Woman Who Wouldn't uty and all of the new state munity." For Those Who Think Panic Button Die. The Young Part. When It Sizzles Wrong Arm Of The r A. i officers of the Knights of Co- Barry's share will be directed Fun IH Acapulco ' Rice Girls, The Law TELEVISION THE SACRED HKAKI I K(H.U\\l - Global Affair, A Rlflfl In Tokyo Youngblood Hawk . WGBS. 710 Kc. 94.3 FM lumbus. .-...-.. toward facilities for the new Guest. The Rider on a Dead Horse Zulu (Friday, July 10) 7:30 A.M. A IV — MbRALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR «:4S A.M. Tickets for the dinner-dance program of graduate work in ADULTS WITH RESERVATIONS** THAT I MAY SEE (REPEAT) - GIVE US THIS DAY — WLBW-TV. WGBS 710 Kc. 96.3 FM. - Rebroad- may be obtained by-calling social service scheduled to be- Advise and Consent L Shaped Room Sky Above and Mud Ch. 10 — Spanish-language reli- Best Man, The La Dolce Vita gious discourse by Father Angel cast of TV Instruction discourse, Arthur O'Neill JE 4-2412 or Mi- gin in the fall of 1965, Sister Black Like Me Long D ir*» Journey Below Villoronga., O.F.M., chaplain, Dioc- entitled "Love And Fear," by Fath- Clea From 5 to 7 Iirto L Tom Jones esan Centre Hispano Catolico.' er David J. Heiferaon.* chael Karaty FR 3-4176. added. Circle of Deception Mondo Cane This Sportinig 1Life Cool World, The Night Of The Under The Yum Yum (:30 A.M. Doctor Strangelove iguana. The Tree (Sunday) THE CATHOLIC HOUK - WIOD Easy Life, The Eclipse Organizer, The Young And The 610 Kc. »7.3 FM ' Girl With Green Eye* Servant, The Willing. The f A. M. (**This classification is given to certain films which, while not TELAMIOO — WCKT, Ch. 7 — Span- 8:30 A. M. 'Solomon and Sheba »:45 A.M. WFLM-FM, 105.9- FM (Fort Lauder- 3663 So. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida Cleopatra Kitten With A Whip Sons and ~Lovers THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — tlale) — FM rebroadcast of TV Comedy of Terrors Lady In The Cage Station Six Sahara Ch. 5. WPTV (West Palm Reach) —. instruction discourse, entitled "Why Conjugal Bed Landru Strangler, The Father William K. Schwienher. Suffering?" by Father David J Crack In The Mirror Lens; Ships, The Stripper, The Heffernan. • Crazy Desire LOOK In Any Window Subway In The Sky S.J., Production Director of the . . . OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY Cry Of Battle Looking For Love Sunday In New York Sacred Heart Program will discusa » A. M. Dementta Lore In Goldfish Bowl Temptress and the these and other questions In the THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Devil and the Lover Com« Back Monk last talk of the Sacred Heart Pro- —WGMA (Hollywood) Ten Commandments Lore On The Riviera Three On A Spree gram series "When The Honey- 9:30 A.M. Doctor In Love Madame Tiara Tahiti moon's Over." The title of Father THE HOUR OF THE' CRUCIFIED Doctor No Man In The Time Out For Love Schwienher's talk is "Spiritual — WIRA, 1400 Kc, FM 95.5 Mg Edge of Fury Middle. The Two Faces of Oneness." Eighth Day of Man of the West Dr. Jekyll (Fort Pierce) The Week Man On The Prowl Two Loves 11 A.M. 10:15 A.M. Follow The Boys' Marriage Go Round Two Weeks In THAT I MAY SEE _ Ch. 7, WCKT THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - For Love Or Money Mary Had A Little Another Town — Instruction discourse by Father Force of Impulse Masque Of The Vampire and the WNOG (Naples) Four For Texas Red Death Ballerina David J. Heffernan, pastor of St. Free. White And Matter of Morals, A Very Private Affair Pius X. parish. Fort Lauder- 10:15 A.M. Twenty-One Maxime . Viva.Las Vegas dale.' SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR — in? il Frightened City Mongols. The Waltz of the Toreadors 11:30 A.M. WMET, 1220 Kc —- Spanish reli- From Russia With Morgan The Pirate • Warrior Empress gious program, auspices of Diocesan Love Most Dangerous What A Way To Go MASS FOR SHUT-INS — Ch. 10. Girl Hunters Man Alive White Slave Ship WLBW-TV.' Centro Hispano Catolico. Modera- Gun Hawk, The New Interns, The Who's Been Sleeping tor Father Avellno Gonzales, O. P., Gypsy No Exit In My Bed 1 P.M. with Father Armando Tamargo, He Rides Tall Of Love And Desire Wife For A Night THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 2 O. P.* Head, The Operation Bikini Wild Harvest WBSH-TV (Daytona-Orlando) The «:05 P ,M. Honeymoon Hotel PPall m SriSpringg s WWeekend Wild In The Country title of today's program is "You CATHOLIC NEWS — WGBS, 710 Horror Of Party Beach Pretty Boy Friend Yesterday, Today Are Never Too Old." House of Women Purple Noon and Tomorrow Kc. — 94.3 FM — Summary of Indestructible Man Racing Fever international Catholic news from FULLY APPROVED BY THE (Thursday, July 16) NCWC Catholic News Service and CONDEMNED 9 P. M. South Florida Catholic News from An Affair Of The Skin Lady Chatterly's Play Girl After Dark The Voice.* Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals *' Balcony* The Lover Please, Not Now MAN-TO-MAN — WTHS, Ch. .2 — Boccaccio 70 Law. The Port of Desire Inter-faith panel discussion with 8:30. P. M. Bonne Soupe, The Les Liaisons Prime Time Father David J. Heffernan, chair- THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED - and Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery man of Diocesan Radio & Televi- WJNO — (West Palm Beach) Christine Keeler Lovers Saturday Night and sion Commission; Rabbi Joseph R. Affair. The Love on a Pillow Sunday Morning Narot, Temple Israel of Greater 8:45 P. M. The Catholic Hospital Association , ' Come Dance With Me Mating Urge Seven Capital Sins Miami; Rev. Lee Van Sickle, pas- THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - Doll, The Mistress For The Silence, The During One Night Summer, A Sins of Mona Kent tor, Bryan Memorial Methodist WKAT. 1360 Kc. Empty Canvas Temptation Church, Coconut Grove. Panel mod- Five Day Lover Too Young, erator; Luther C. Pierce, member Girl With the Too Immoral of Channel 2 program commititee. (* — Denotes presenta- Golden Eyes Never On Sunday Truth, The Green Mare, The Odd Obsession ' Way Of The Buttons tions of Radio and Televi- I Love, You Love Of Wayward Lore Weekend RADIO Image of Love Oscar WUde Women of the World sion Commission, Diocese Sisters of St. Joseph Joan of the Angels Phaedra Young and Damned (Sunday) (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) « A.M. of Miami. Father David J. THE CHRISTOPHERS - WGMA 1320 Kc. (Holkrweod) Heffernan, chairman.) Page 24 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida How Summertime AAovie Offerings Rate For a better cutting, longer lasting, By WILLIAM H. MOORING tary (or any other) forms of easier operating MOWER ... HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — realism and violence. "Summertime is movie-time"-, DOUBLE' JEOPARDY runs a reminder from Taylor It's Yogi Bear" is going to tear "Hard Day's Night" (which I Mr. Taylor Mills does not in- M. Mills, the director of public Mom and Dad away from the have yet to preview) it's a form me as to companion fea- relations for the Motion Pic- TV replays. safe wager the crowds will turn tures set to run on the same ture (Producers) Association. up, even though Mom and Dad programs as these "family-all- And perhaps because they can set up the scrabble board In- together" items. Too often it We live on the Pacific ocean imagine Elvis Presley doing stead. happens — as it did to our front where the crowds per- no wrong, the producers' list young eager beavers only last POWER suade us that summertime is for everybody, MGM's "Viva I cannot go along with the week — that a top-notch, A-l Ask for beach time. Perhaps it all de- Las Vegas", a fakey piece MPA's notion that "Mail Or- movie like "Rhino" gets booked FREE OWER pends which way the breezes which the Legion of Decency der Bride", which co-stars Keir on the same bill with an ex- blow. For me they blow this rates morally objectionable. tremely suggestive piece such Dullea (of "David and Lisa") DEMONSTRATION way. v MERIT IS THE MAGIC arid Buddy Ebsen of those darn as "From Russia With Love". Hillbillies, is "family enter- This is an old grievance that P^'ing been particularly On the brighter side "Rhino", "Island of the Blue Dolphins", tainment". It's on the Legion has worn down many a movie- e 1 of the year's movies — "adults" list anyway. Nor do I mad family. especially of the short supply "Flipper's New Adventure", Here's why "Robinson Crusoe on Mars", think that war films, even when is better! for all-age audiences — I am All I can say js that this is "Three Lives of Thomasina" they're as well done as Darryl • Designed for tough • 21" Unbreakable put on the spot. "0ie MPA Zanuck's "The Longest Day", an unusually good time of the claims that during the next two and "How the West Was Won" lawn mowing spring steel blade (at last in the family price and "633 Squadron", in which year for parent groups to turn • Stee! welded frame • Safety discharge months of vacation time at Cliff Robertson and George on the heat, if they hope to least 26 films that parents can bracket) have something to of- for longer use chute fer for most of the Kettles, big Chakiris literally take us on impress upon theater owners, • Easiest starting • No sacrifice in quality enjoy with their families, are dangerous air missions in Nor- the real need for more intel- going to be at the theaters. or little. dependable engines for lower price way, are ideal vacation fare for ligent all-family movie catering. • 20" High ball bearing • 26 years specializing "Wild and Wonderful" too, al- Agreed we should back up youngsters. Let's remember this, however. easy-roll wheels by the manufacturer the type of films we keep ask- lowing for a few ideas that It is absolutely useless to cam- ing for, when the producers try usually sail right over younger Much depends upon individual paign for more "family" mov- See Your SARLO PHONE ED 5-0341 to oblige. heads. The same goes for "The cases and how well parents have ies, unless we're going to carry Unsinkable Molly Brown", "The prepared their children to un- through, cash in hand, as and DEALER Or Write FORT IVIYERS Agreed also that, among the Chalk Garden", "Ensign Pul- derstand and respond to mili- when they come along. IRON WORKS "family" features to which the ver," "Advance to the Rear," For Name Of producers association now "A Tiger Walks" and Disney's draws my attention, are sev-new Hayley Mills feature, "The Nearest One. 331$ ANDERSON AVE.. FOR? MYERS. FIA. eral good clean, entertaining Moon-spinners", even though shows worthy of our time and several of these the Legion clas- money without any sense of sifies for adults and adoles- Anything obligation. cents. Made of I'm not sure that "Hey There, As to the Beatles and their Canvas" Check our stock of discon- Why Do Films Emphasize tinued Bimini Tops! Special Prices with this ad! Conflicts In Artists' Lives? INTEREST By WILLIAM H. MOORING the life story of one of the PHONES world's immortal artists, his Dade FR 7-2026 Eroward 923-8481 HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — As Ben C. LaPointe, President PAID ON forecast in this column last talents must take second place Member Epiphany Parish February, Philip Dunne's screen to his tirades; his achievement version of Irving Stone's book, attracts less attention than his SAVINGS ACCOUNTS "The Agony and the Ecstasy," anger! 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In the case of Pope Julius to know that the Holy Father, 15 MONTHS — unlike many who speak glibly PHONE HI 4-2587 II and Michelangelo, Stone's 15,000 MILES about film art, yet know very Against tread wear, all read Story has been condensed to bazards (commercial ise, 760x15 little about the history of it, un- station wagons and mis- cover only four years, 1508-12, derstands exactly what is hap- alignment excented). Deduct 850x14 3,800 Miles off guarantee oa 900x14 which probably was the unhap- pening through the internation- 13" and 14" tires. All tire alization of communications. adjustments are prorated far 950x14 ROOF piest period of the great nontas nr miles based u 800x15 CLEANING & COATING artist's life. (Actually the quar- sales price prevailing. 820X15 Pope Paul VI, Heaven be b rel occurred about 1506). I CAP YOUR TIRES OR EXCHANGE WHITEWALLS $1 ADDITIONAL 1 praised, clearly recognizes the Plus Fed. Tax 43c to 60c per tire and recappable exchange. If no exchange add I * HY WEISS Is it not ironical? We hear moral and ideological hazards, $150 for 14" tire. $2 for 13" tires and $3 for 15" tires. No mounting charge. I COMPLETE HOME much talk, these days, about as well as the constructive, PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO. an "international" film indus- Christian opportunities present- MAIN STORE: 1450 N. MIAMI AVENUE ^PAINTING HT.I'34 try's newly found interest in ed by the Art of motion pic- Check your phone book tor the store LICENSED & INSURED Art. tures in our fast changing nearest you and stop in today. FR 7-2676 • FR 7-1044 • JE 8-0197 Yet when it comes to filming times. 2600 N.E. 2nd AVE., MIAMI July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 "Creced y Multiplicaos y Llenad la Tierra... Por el Podre Angel Villaronga •* independiente. Y ahi se in- Fue un padre de familia cl'uyen muohas cosas: calor *VOBCB de hogar, cuidados fisicos y quien bace una semana, mi- rando a sus cuatro hijos, sa- espirituales, seguridad psico- logica, aprendizaije, ensenan- nos como manzanas, alegres ^f a ._«r_ll !_ L™ za, estudios, estabilidad emo- eomw cascabeles, esourridizos en el hombre hay razon; y la tia, y no viceversa. cional, y todo aquello que la como anguilas, me dijo: "Pa- razon controla — debe con- Toda la fuerza de la atrac- dignidad del ser humano exi- recen iguales, Padre, y cada trolar — el instinto, la atrac- ci6n sexual tiene una finali- ge en la sociedad moderna uno es completamente dis- cion. dad: la procreacion. Es esa tan distinta de la de antano. La Acd6n de la Hermana de Fidel tiato: los hijos ;esto es k> la obra de la naturaleza. Es Pocos acontecimientos han contribuido tanto en grande del matrimonio!" La atraccion fisica no es es* el plan sabio de Dios. Es obvio por lo tanto que los ultimos ,cinco afios a confortar a los exiliados En verdad ellos pueden ser- mala; es necesaria pues sin Es est« el fin principal —no siempre, pero mas en circuns- cubanos y a renovar sus esperanzas en la caida del lo todo y al mismo tiempo ella dificilmente habria re- el unico —> del matrimonio. tancias especiales de salud, regimen comunista de Cuba, como la defeccion de la en la vida de run hogar: ro- producci6n y procreacion. economia, berencia, traumas, Asi como sin el apetito el La Iglesia Catolica expresa inestabilidad, exilio o guerra, hermana de Fidel Castro. sas y espinas; cruz de hon- brillantemente este fin pri- t das preooupaciones y talis- hombre descuidaria el ali- educar — en el sentido ajn- Las declaraciones de Juanita Castro han agrega- mentarse y estaria expuesto mario eon aquella frase ya plio, calido y humano que, . man de purisimas alegrias. consagrada: "la procreacion do muy poco, si es que han agregado algo que no a morirse de inanicion; asi, ]» debe dar — y que el exr--' EOlos no son lo unico en un y educaei6n de los hijos". Una se supiera ya por el testimonio de refugiados y diplo- matrtmonio, pero si su fin en ese orden de cosas existe frase feliz, con dos palabras to de ua matrimonio en lo maticos. Sin embargo, el mero hecho de que Juanita primero y principal. la atraccion fisica o sexual. al mismo nivel, e igualmente que a. fafulia se refiere, esta es hermana del dlctador y que parece haber estado Esta, en su primera mani- importantes. Procrear y edu- en la habilidosa e inteligen- ayudando a la lucha clandestina durante varios afios Saber que es una cosa es festacion, en su primer sen- car. Una frase en la que ya te conjugacion de estas dos para derrocar al regimen comunista de su hermano, ya saber mucho; conoce^ timiento, nunca es mala: aun- se explica y sintetiza la acti- palabras: generosidad y prur da al mundo una nueva dimension de la tragica hls- para que es esa cosa, eg ya que el objeto de ese primer tud de la Iglesia ante el pro- dencia. toria de terror y opresion. tener un conocimiento com- sentimiento de atraccion sea blema del control de la na- pleto y acabado. la mujer del projimo. talidad: actiitud que se basa en Es obvio tambien, sin ne- Es obvio que ella sabe desde hace tiempo, sino la naturaleza de las cosas. cesidad de que la Iglesia lo desde el principio, de la alianza de Castro con Ru- El acuerdo o contrato en- Pero el hombre esta dota- condone como inmoral, que sia y que su pais fue traicionado, como lo sabian tre un hombre y una mujer a la naturaleza no se le de- do de razon. Es la razon la La Iglesia no es de por si en' «1 matrimonio, oonsiste be controlar ni cercenar por los demas cubanos, que convencidos de ello prefirie- que controla la atraccion fi- natalista. No obliga los con- en la donacion mutua, en or- medios amtinaturales y meca- ron el destierro a vivir bajo esa tirania: La manifies- sica, Es la razon la que hace yuges bajo su jeraqula, a ejer- den a la procreacion. No es nicos. Este es todo el funda- ta accion de Juanita al escapar del pais y sus pala- que el hombre sea duefio de" cer hasta el maximo su fa- una especulacion teorica. Es memto de la oposicion de la bras, han enfatizado la verdad y el buen sentido de su instinto; la que controla cultadi procreadora. La ex- algo enraizado en la natura- Iglesia al control de la nata- lo que han venido denunciando la mayoria de los re- la respuesta a la atraccion preslon brblica, "creced y leza que esta dispueta y or- lidad por medios artificiales fugiados de nuestro medio. primera; la que dice al ins- multiplicaos", mas bien es denada asi, en el hombre y disttntos a los que la misma tinto carnal que no, cuando una bendicion, no exacta- Cuanto bien traera a la larga la accion sorprenr la mujer, por el Creador. naturaleza, en su desarrollo de seguklo se incurriria en mente un mandamiento en dente de Juanita es en el presente dificil de prede- un desorden, como en desear normal, pueda ofrecer. chy De todos modos, parece acertado estable- Para ello existe en la na-, el sentido de las tablas de turaleza humana — puesta lujuriosamente la mujer del la- Ley. cer, que Latinoam&iea si sera afectada por projimo. El primer sen- Procreacion y educacion de esto. Ya a Castro le quedaba poca reputacion en La- por Dios, y siempre buena, mlentras sea ordenada — la thntento de atraccion es in- La medida de la procrea- los hijos. Este es el fin pri- tinoamerica y un golpe como este puede contrifeulr fttracoion fisica o sexual. Los controlable; pero la respues- cion debe darla la segunda marlo del matrimonio. Lo pri- a despejar la mente de los pocos todavia confua- anfanales tambien tiene atrac- ta —• de aceptacion o de re- palafora* educacion. No hay mero quo bay que querer all - didos. eion ffsioa. Pero en ellos es chaao — a ese primer senti- que restringir el significado casarset no lo unico. Quien Reportes desde M&dco, que es una de las cua- una fuerza ciega, irresistible miento si esta en manos del de la palabra al que le pue- nos lea la semana que viene tro naciones que todavia reconocen al gobierno de Cu- • iewontrolable: nosotros to hombre controlarlo. da dar el dtccionario de la encontrara que hay otros fi- ba, indican que el pueblo esta muy impresionado por Haioatnos instinto. Porque ca- Real Academia Espaflola. nes en el matrimonio, dig- lo expuesto por Juanita y simpatizan con su posi- recen de razon decimos que HaMando en sentido Oomtpreode muchas oosaa mas nos, bellos y necesarios. cion. ese instinto es ciego e in- i — y esto lo dijeron mn- todo el ambiente familiar que eontrolable. ntes que yo — todos se extiende desde la concep- Pero comprendemos todo Es de esperar que la proxima reunion de la O. somos mitad angel y mitad ci6a y nacimiento del nino lo que aquol padire quiso de- E.A. sea influenciada por el deseo de Juanita de que En el hombre la atraccion besttft. La dignidad humana httsta 'los afios Iargo3 en que clrc "los hijos ;esto es ]o dicha organization tome una accidn contra la dictadu- eg tambien una fuerza que pNe que sea el angel el que el pueda tener una existencia grande del matrimonio!" ra cubana, como se hizo con la de Trujillo en Re- publica Dominicana. Bendice Obispo Carroll Local Cursillista; Las Cuatro Grandes Enciclicas Sociales Participa Mons. Fitzpatrick en el Cursillo Por Maria Cristina Herrera El Obispo Colemau F. tor del Apostolado en E* d— derecho y deber de ttn Carroll hizo una visita a fat panol. ORIENTACION SOCIAL salario justo. Casa de los CursiUos die Mucfaos quizas se hagan es- ta pregunta al decidirse con Cristiandad, en Opa Locka Usuabnente, Mons. Fitz- 2--QiUAl>RAC!(ESSIMO AN- bendiciendo los locales e patrick preside las ceremo sinceridad a iniciar sus co- NOs esorlta en ocasion de las impartiendo asi mismo su nias de clausura die los noclmientos de la Doctrina tifices han escrito otras no historia del pensamiento so- 40 afios de la R.N. Pio XI bendicion a los participan- CursiUos de Cristiandad y Social de la Iglesia. Todos los sociales tales como "Casti Oon- cial catolico. Se le ha conce- aproveeha este aniversario pa- ts en el Cursillo de Cris- haee entrega de los orucl- fides que cumplen por lo ra*r de Pio XI y "Mystici dido merecidamente el titu- ra precisar y actualizar los tiand»d que se efectuo en fijos del cursillista a todos menos con el minimum de Oorporis" de Pio XII, la pri- lo de Carta Magna de la doc- postulados de Leon XIII y a el pasado fin de semarta. los que participan en esas obligaciones del culto catoli- mera sobre el matrimonio y trina social de la Iglesia. la ves para aclarar a los fie- jorcadas. En esta ocaslon, co, han oido con mayor o me- la segunda sobre la doctrina les sobre ciiertas confusiones Entre los treinta y cua- le correspondio a el red- nor freeuencia referencias a del Cuerpo Mistico de Cristo. La voz de Le6n XIII se al- propias de la epoca, en par- tro hombres que partictpa- bir el crucifijo, de manos lm encfolkas papales, pero Las 4 encfclicas a tratar son: za aqui para condenar los ticular con respecto al auge ron en este Cursillo se en.- del director del Secreteda- son bien pocos por desgracia, abusos y excesos del libera- de opinion que parecia conci- contraba Mons. John J. do Diocesano de CursHlos log que han leido alguna de "Berum Novarum" (De las llsmo imperante en la epo- liar el pensamiento catolico Fitzpatrick, Canciller de la de Cristiandad, padre Mt- fftaa, y, aun habiendola lel- Gosas Nuevas) de Leon XIII ca, cuyas victimas inmediatas con el Uamado "socialismo gu«jt de Arrillaga. Diocesis de Miami y direc- do» cabe en lo posible que fueron la masa inmensa de moderado": no foayan comprendido to- obreros abogades en la mise- "Quadragessimo Anno"— ria mas espantosa e inhuma- talmente lo que es, significa Otras cuestiones seiialadas Misas los Domingos con Serm6n en Espanol (Cuadragesimo Afio) Pio XI n»; '<«• precise auxiliar, pron- y pretende una enciclia pon- en esta enciclica: ST MICHAEL, 2938 W, SAN JUAN APOSTOL, tificia. (1991) to y opmttinameate, a los Flagler St., Miami—10 a.m 451 E. 4 Ave., Hialeah ~ hombres de la intima clase, y 6 p.m. 12=55 p.m "Mater et Magistra" (Ma- pues 1* mayoria de ellos se a— CarActer personal y sv—'' Una enciclica es un docu- STS. PETER AND PAUL dre y Maestra) Juan XXIII revuelve rndiignantente en cial de la propiedad, 900 SW 26 Road, Miami ST DOMINIC, N.W. 7 St. mento pontificio relativo a y 59 Ave. — 11 a.m. algdn topico de interes y vi- una miserable y calamitosa — 12:55, 5:30 y 7:30. h b— Limites a la intei/en- geada actual y que el Papa situaci6n"; (R.N. No. 2 p . CORPUS CHRISTI, 3230 ST. BRENDAN, 37 Ave. y "Pacem in Terris" (Paz en 945 Arin de Ormazabal, "La cion del Estado, NW 7th Ave., Miami — 38 St S.W, Miami — escribe para orientar a los la Tlewa) Juan XXIII) (19 10 a.m. 12:55 y 5:30 pjn. 6:30 pan. fletM todos en particular, y DooMma Social Catolica.) t la humanidad en general, Principio de subsidia- CAPILLA DEL NORTHSI- SAN JUAN BOSCO. 1301 Otros tapicos tratados aqui ridad DE, Northside Shopping Flagler St. — 7. 8:30, 10, sobre los «riterios que, acor- Expondremos someramen- por el Papa son: Center 79 St. y 29 Ave., 11, 11:30 a.m. 12:55, 6 y d* a los dictados de la ley t« el ambiente historico en d— Recristianizacion de 1* NW — 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m moral y el sentido de los que aparece cada una de es- a— la legitimidad de la ttangpos, deban sustentaarse propiedad privada y los debe- vida econ6mica. ST HUGH, Royal Road y Gesu, 118 NE 2 St.-5:30 PM tas enciclicas y lo esencial de Main Highway.—5:30 sobre tal o cual cuestion es- su eontenido avalado por ci- res 3ociales de los propieta- ST. AGNES Key Biscayne peoffica. tas selectas en cada caso. rios, En proximo numero, glosa- LITTLE FLOWER, 12M —8:30 y 11 a.m. remos las dos grandes enci- Anastasia Ave. Coral Qa- b— el legitimo derecho de clicas sociale* del Papa Juan bles — 9 a.m. y 12:30 p.m. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, En razon de la naturaleza 1—REBUM NOVARUM: de la presente seccion, hemos llamada la enciclica de la asociacion por parte de los XXIII, la "Mater et Magistra" INMACULADA CONOEP- Miami Central High School obreros, y la 'Yaeem in Terris", que 9 Calle y 17 Ave. N.W. escogido 4 de las llamadas cuestion obrera. Sale a la luz dan respuesta cristiana a los CION 68 W 42 Place, HI* Bnciclicas Sociales, advirtien- publica el IS de Mayo de 18 leah. — 11:30 ajn. 12:15 P.M. c— deber del Estado de tu- probtemas de la sociedad de do sin embargo, que los pon- 91, fecha imperecedera en la telar 9l bien comun, hoy.

Page 26 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida UNA DE LAS j«venes ejercltantes, Elena Novo, Uega a su habitation, lugar apropiado para la Reflecci6n, durante el El Director de la Jornada de Ejercicios Espirituales,- Padre Amanda Llorente S. J., da la bienvenida a las jovenes. retiro.

JOVENES DE HABLA HISPANA EN RETIRO ESPIRITUAL Ejercicios Espirituales: Alto en el Camino, Remanso de Calma For Gustavo Pena Monte en la Cenacle Retreat House, nacio de Loyola y desde el perfecto en ella y en todos en Lantana, bajo la direeci6n los afectos del corazon." Veintidos muchachas de ha- siglo XVI han venido siendo del Padre Amando Llorente, uno de los metodos mas efi- bla hispana dieron un alto S.J. este fin de semana a sus ac- caces en busca de la perfec- RETIROS PARA HOMBRES tividades habituates, — tra- cion cristiana del individuo. bajo, estudio, diversiones, — Fueron a pasar unos dfas Precisamente en este mo- para participar en una Jorna- a solas con si mismas. y eon mento la Diocesis de Miami da de Ejercicios Espiriluales Dlos; a encontrarse a si mis- Por lo regular, los ejerci- esta desarrollando un progra- en Retiro. mas en el silencio, para pa- ckios Espirituales consisten ma de ejercicios espirituales cificar el alma, tonificat* los em tres dias en retiro, ale- para hombres, en idioma in- Unas pertenecientes a la gres y tranqullos, para la ora- . gle>, que tienen lugar en la Congregaci6n Mariana \ Rosa nervios y sosegar el espiritu. t Cast de Eijercicios del Semi- Mistica y otras residentes del ci6n y la meditacion. El sa- nario St John Vianney. Los EN LA BIBLIOTECA, con Lectures Espirituales qne Ayudan cerdote que los dirige tiene : Hogar para Muchachas Mado- Los Ejerckos Espirituales hombres interesados en par- a la Meditacion. na de la Pace", se rewnieron fueron inspirados por San Ig- a su cargo las platicas que ticipar en estos retiros pue- luego moveran a la reflection den obtener mayor informa- •• • •- de los ejercitantes, atiende ci6n en su parroquia corres- ambien consultas y da orien- pondiente. Los Ejercicios Espirituales son fra- La Robustecen para recorrer sin can- tacion particular a cada urao gua de grandes caracteres y de gran- sancio el camino del deber. de los asistentes. Por otra parte, el Padre des santos. Llorente, que acaba de diri- Los Ejercicios Arreglan el pasado y Pero, "Hacer Ejercicos no gir el retiro para muchachas Los Ejercicios Irradian Luz que Di- es solo oir conferencias so- de habia hispana, esta disponen para el futuro. planeando realisar en un fn- sipa las mas densas tinieblas de la br« temas de e&piritualidad", mente. turo una tanda de ejercicios Para el Alma atormentada son un se- — dice el Manual del Eejer- en espanol para hombres. Sosiegan Toda inquietud interna. dante; Para el alma extraviada, orien- citante del Padre Arellano — tacion. *1hacer ejercicios es trabajar Ya en anteriores ocasiones Hacen Brotar en el alma un surtidor intensamente durante varios . se han efectuado en la Dio- dfas en vencerse a si mismo, cesis de Miami ejercicios es- perenne de alegria. Luz y Paz. Alegrfa y fortaleza. pirituales en retiro en U&Q- en dar orientacion definiti- ma espanol, tanto para hom- • • • v» a su vida y porter orden bres como para mujeres.

LA CONSULTA Al Director Espiritual aynda a despejar dudas y problemas personales. Alicia Rouco atiende la orien- taci6n del Padre Llorente. La Horn del Almuerzo en el Salon Comedor de la Casa de Ejercicios de Lantana. Aqui tambi^n el Silencioso Recogimiento. July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miomi, Florida Page 27 SISTERS By BiH O'rVUNcy INDIA: TO CARE FOR BABIES The Question Box FIFTEEJ\ BABIES ARE ALIVE TODAi ... KODAKARA, INDIA, because the Sisters of the Holy Family refused to let them die . . . The infants were found Will Responses At Mass abandoned, anemic and covered witb filth and sores. Now they are clean Be Mandatory? and regularly fed, thanks to the Sis- ters' loving care . . The woman who works earns as little as five cents By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY a day in India. Many mothers can- Q. About these English responses the people are going to be not keep, their children . . . The making to the priest at Mass, the hymns to be sung, etc. Will we Sisters, therefore, look to us for be obliged under pain of sin to do these things, especially on help. They need a few rooms in Sundays and Holy Days? Will these responses, etc., be included which to keep these babies (and in our obligation of hearing Mass on those days? Your reply will W u r B L > •<• • A-j more to come), as well as bassinets, - The Holy Father s Mission Aid cribs__,., etc.. W„e, can give the..m every- help me personally and also guide me in instructing the chil- for the Oriental Church thing they need for only $2,000 . . . dren, either telling them they should or they must. WiU you help? The Sisters are caring for 30 orphans, in addi- tion to the babies. Imagine the expense, just for food and You know sometimes it takes people a while to change their clothing! It you'd like to build and equip this "home" for habits. Some prefer to use the missal instead of responding-out babies in memory of a loved one ($2,000), please write to us loud, for a while. now. Send,, at least, whatever you can afford—$1, $2, $5, $10. might be salutary: make""us Who can refuse a helpless baby? A. It is evident that we par- ish priests have a task to per- stop and think. form during these next few * * * months, before English comes Q. It is two thousand years PKKSOINAL: TO G.V.G. into use in the Mass. We must since the time of Christ. Why THANK YOU, G.V.G.-Your three $50 bonds will help build guide our people to a better un- has so little progress been made a church in ETHIOPIA, train a native Sister in INDIA, pro- derstanding of the Mass as a to Christianize the world? vide medical care for refugees and lepers. joint, united, unified offering A. Largely because there are of all the people — priest and so few people who live and act laity — merged with Jesus and think like Christians. They GAZA: THE BLIND Christ in the giving of Himself, call themselves Christians, but and ourselves, to the heavenly fail to identify themselves as BLIND YOUNGSTERS IN THE GAZA STRIP (which lies be- Father in worship, thanks- tween EGYPT and ISRAEL) will be able to support themselves, such: "By this will all men know thanks to what they're learning In the Pontifical Mission Center •BHBHHII giving, reparation and petition. that you are My disciples, if for the Blind . . . $300 pays the overall cost of a blind boy'* If we can convey an understand- you love one another as I have training for one year . , . $25 pays it for one month . . . The ing of the true nature of com- loved you." Holy Father asks your help. He Turned To True Church munity worship then our people will want to join in it as thor- Persecutions, intolerance, prej- oughly as possible. There will udices and hatreds never ad- WELCOME, PARTNER! Upon Learning History be no question of should or vance the cause of Christianity. Dear Monsignor, must. This has been proven true in I received the enclosed $25 for a Communion Breakfast By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN mained adamant. Then Hen- history; and it remains true to- talk about Lebanon and the Maronites. ry had himself proclaimed 'Su- History is probably second In any case there will be no day. Yet recent voting returns We're partners. Whatever I receive for talks like this, preme Head of the Church of only to the Bible in proving the question of must in the sense show that prejudice is increas- I'll give you for the missions. England,' went through a form Catholic Church to be the true of an obligation imposed by ing among Catholics — which (Mrs. S. B.—Brooklyn, N.Y.) of marriage with Anne Boleyn Church of Christ. If one wishes church law. You can fulfill your simply means that theyNare be- to ascerlain and had his lawful wife Cathe- Sunday obligation of assisting at coming less Christian. WHATEVER VOU GIVE to the Catholic Near East Welfare which is the first rine stripped of the title of Mass by being in the church and Association is used, under the direction of the Holy Father Christian Queen. He required an oath, staying awake. But you should himself, to help the needy in 18 countries in which Catholics Church, he turns whose preamble declared his assist as attentively and devout- are a very slim minority. EGYPT, for instance, is only .6% Cath- to history. With marriage with Catherine null, to ly as possible. You should take olic; CYPRUS, 1.1%; ERITREA, .6%; INDIA, 1.5% . . . Please no uncertain be taken by every person of part in the sacrifice as thorough- MISSAL remember our priests and Sisters when you make a will, or lawful age. ly as conditions permit: in in- when you want Masses offered. voice it tells him that the "It was the refusal to take tention, action, word and song. j GUIDE Church founded this oath which caused Sir But your doing it should be July 12 — Eighth Sunday aft- by Christ, with Thomas More, the Lord Chan- prompted by love, not by law. er Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- Dear Monsignor Ryan: Peter as its cellor, and Archbishop Fisher day, Gloria, Credo, Preface of Enclosed please find for head is the Cath- to be beheaded. ' * * * olic Church. O'BRIEN the Trinity. "To enforce his claim to be Q. I gave up something I It is the historic Mother liked for God, in return for a July 13 — Ferial Day. Mass Nama the Supreme Head of the Church of the preceding Sunday with- Church of Christendom and was in England Henry put great big favor (say almost a mira- out Gloria or Credo, Common fulfilling its divine commission numbers to death. Henry had cle). I was wondering just what Preface. Street of preaching Christ's Gospel for not intended to establish a new would happen if I didn't give it almost 15 centuries before a church, but by making himself up anymore. July 14 — St. Bonaventure, single ProtesSant sect saw the the head of the Church in Eng- Bishop, Confessor & Doctor. City Zone State light of day. land he cut it off from unity A. I am quite confident noth- Mass of the Feast, Gloria, Com- It was the realization of this with the Roman See and thus ing would "happen," but I mon Preface. historic fact that was chiefly would suggest the advice of a unwittingly set up a State July 15 — St. Henry. Em- instrumental in leading Austin Church, of which the King of confessor or spiritual counsellor peror, Confessor. Mass from the N. Park of Chattanooga, Tenn., England is still the head. regarding the continuation of into the fold. He is now a Jesuit your sacrifice. Common of Confessors, Gloria, FRANCIS CARDINAL SPEUMAN, President priest and assistant pastor of "Since the Catholic Church Common Preface. Msgr. Joseph T. Ryan. Nafl Stc'y Our Lady of Guadalupe Church has declared Anglican orders * * * July 16 — Ferial Day. Mass invalid, its ministers cannot Send all commaalcationt tot in San Santonio, Tex. Q. All, the Catholic funerals I of the preceding Sunday without validly consecrate, This means CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION "I was reared as a High have attended these last two or Gloria and Credo, commemora- that I was receiving not the 330 MadiMR Ave. at 42ml St. N«w York, N. Y. 10017 Church Episcopalian," related three years have me wondering tion in Low Masses of Our Lady body and blood of Christ in Father Park, "and had such a why the priest does not recite Holy Communion but merely of Mt. Carmel, Common perfect attendance record at the three Our Fathers, the three bread and wine. Preface. Also allowed is a Mass church and Sunday school that Hail Marys and the three Glo- of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, I was permitted at 17 to be a "I set forth this line of rea- ries at the grave in the ceme- Gloria, Preface of the BIe*-»d_ soning to my minister, who was For the past EIGHT YEARS subdeacon of a solemn high tery. In the Catholic school I Virgin Mary. ( ' Mass. unable to come up with any attended we were taught that we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT July 17' — Ferial Day. Mass "I attended the Notre Dame satisfactory answer. I realized one Our Father, one Hail Mary, for use at the many Catholic Institutions then that there was but one of the preceding Sunday with- in the West Palm Beach area. Catholic High School for two one Gloria was for the person thing to do: embrace the Cath- being buried, then one each for out Gloria and Credo, com- years. When I enrolled, I swore memoration in Low Masses of that I'd never become a Cath- olic faith. i the last person who was buried, and one each for the next one to St. Alexis, Confessor, Common Worth Chemical & Paint Co. olic. Then I began the study of "When I made my first Holy Preface. Also allowed is the history and to my dismay I dis- Communion it was wonderful be buried in that cemetery. Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North Mass of St. Alexis, Confessor, covered that the Church of to realize that I was receiving Gloria, Common Preface. LAKE WORTH, FLA. England or, as it is more fre- our Eucharistic Lord, body and A. You have just taught me quently called in America, the blood,' soul and divinity. I be- something new! The prayers July 18 —v St. Camillus de Manufacturers of Episcopalian Church, was not came a Jesuit priest and cele- you mention are not part of the Lellis, Confessor, Mass of the GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT established until the 16th cen- brated my first Solemn Mass Catholic burial ceremony; just Feast, Gloria, commemoration tury. King Henry VIII demand- in the church where I had been something that many priests of Low Masses of St. Symphor- Interior and Exterior House Paints ed a divorce so he could marry baptized. Twenty-five years ago added — probably because the osa and Her Seven Martyr Sons, Varnishes and Enamels his mistress, Anne Boleyn. there were no Catholics in my ritual prayers were in Latin and Common Preface. Telephone JUstice 2-6146 "Since Christ had forbidden family, now there are about 60. could have little meaning for July 19 — Ninth Sunday after divorce, Pope Clement VII re- Would that I could share this the people assisting at the Pentecost. Mass of the Sunday, WHOLESALE — RETAIL fused. Henry VIII threatened marvelous gift with all man- grave. That idea of a prayer for Gloria, Credo, Preface of the reprisals but the pontiff re- kind!" the next person to be buried Trinity. Page 28 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Prices to satisT every fami 1 y VIH reasons why in the great American tradition Van Orsdel's is Miami's most recommended Catholic Cemeteries funeral service Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- gically located for family and friends.

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CA 1-0904 or HI 8-6102 PREPAID PARCEL POST Cozy 2 bedroom house, large lot. Will con- came here 18 years ago from Daytona tion without obligation. Call MU 5-2269, NOW SERVISOFT SYSTEM OF MIAMI INC. MARY DREXLER'S sider trade for Miami property. Inquire 20301 Beach, Florida. She was a 50 year member, , LEAKS — TILES REPAIRED $4 UP N.W. 4 Ave, Miami, NA 1-6631. 3rd Order of St. Dominic, Blue Chapel, EMPLOYMENT HI 3-5515. Service - Repairs - Sales. HI 3-5515 ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS Union City, N. 1. and a charter member of 109 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. LICENSED & INSURED BAKER FLAG CO. HOMES FOR SALE — POMPANO the Daughters of Isabella, Fairview, N. J. HELP WANTED FEMALE ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO. PHONE 635-6311 1454 N.W. 17th AVE., MIAMI, FLA. NEAR ASSUMPTION. NEW BEL AIR HOME She is survived by 5 daughters; Mrs. An-Woman, single, age 40-50, bookkeeping, typ- HOME IMPROVEMENT FREE ESTIMATES CA 1-6671 - geline Moyse, of Bogata, N. J., Mrs. Jo- 18 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE 2 bedroom 2V2 bath, central air cond. & heat. ing, general office. Pays $95 for 40 hour, 5 Beautiful kitchen and separate dining room, S sephine Van Beke, of Miami, Mrs. Margaret day week. National Concern, N.E. location. (MEMBER OF ST. BRENDAN PARISH) FABRICS FOR SALE Corin, of Palenville, N. Y., Mrs. Kathleen BUILDERS WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOF? screened patio. Overlooking Canal with Dock. Paid vacation, holidays, insurance, hospital. 1941 S.E. 18 St., Pompano. Ambrose, of Forrest Hill, Long Island, N. Y.,Write age, phone and full office experience We repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed FABRICS and Mrs. Hildreth Turton, of Miami; two Quality additions of all kinds. Free estimates. work. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 to Box 29, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4 Ct, Miami Phone 226-6136. BOB BURKHART, Builder. UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE brothers, Michael and William Margrino, of An equal opportunity employer. r MU 5-1097. Largest selection in South. Draperies from New Jersey; three sisters, Lucy Sibilia, OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED Working mother needs love and care for 7 ADDITIONS, POOLS, NEW HOMES lohn's Roofing. We cover Dade. Leaks and $49c yd. up. Upholstery from $1. yd. up. Elizabeth Magrino, and Katherine Attabata, 14 ST. FABRIC BAZAAR 1367 N. MIAMI AVE. 3 Bedroom 2 bath, central heat and air, all of New Jersey; 4 grandchildren and 6month old baby. Areas: S.W. 32 Ave to 67 American Additions Inc., Hank Dorion, mem- eroofing. Free est. CA 6-2790. sprinkling system with automatic timer, wall great-grandchildren. Ave. Miller to Coral Way. M0 1-6065. ber of St. Monica's PL 8-0571. ROOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED to wall carpeting and drapes. $19,900. 1650 $14.95 -ANY SIZE ROOF HOUSEHOLD GOODS N.E. 59 Place. 9334987. Rosary was recited Sunday, July 5 at Stenos, typists, key punch. Temporary work, BUILDING REPAIRS 8:00 p.m., at McHALE FUNERAL HOME, to fit your schedule, day, week, month, Licensed and Insured. HI 4-1627 Solid wood dining room table, 6 ft. long, 4 Closlose to all churches and schools, sr/ MIAMI, 7200 N.W. 2nd Avenue, and Requiem more. Kelly Girls, 306 Roper Bldg., FR 3-5412. AL - The Handyman ROOF CLEANING & COATING extra^ leaves and 6 chairs, $75. Call 661-1337. ceentern . Near beach. Lovely 3 bedroom! Mass was Monday, July 6th at 10:00 a.m. Enclose carports, painting, carpetedarpeted, completel y, .furnished_ .. . On busmrS. POSITIONS WANTED — FEMALE Jalousies, carpentry, masonry & SINGER, ZIG ZAG, SLANT NEEDLE, r Roofs pressure cleaned $12. Spray painted Makes Buttonholes and Designs Automatically. $12,900. Owner. 436 N.E. 11th Ave. Open. household repairs. No lob too small. $47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465. FR 3-8125. ANNOUNCEMENTS Bilingual student, responsible, 3 yr. college, Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 Sold $250 new. Resume 8 payments of $12.56. 2725 S.W. 9 St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. 2 years excellent typist seeks position. 443-6398. UPHOLSTERY Will take trade. Call 685-1564. old. All lovely large rooms. Central heating, TONY THE HANDYMAN WIDOW WISHES TO SHARE HER APT. Housekeeper, exper., seeks position. Rectory Sewing machines repaired in your home, $2. large modern electric kitchen and dining preferred. Live in or out. Would consider iave money — factory to you prices, chairs room; carport. In excellent location, near WITH SAME OR BUSINESS WOMAN. Electric, plumbing, carpentry, rom $19.50 — Sofas from $39.50. Choose No charge if not repaired. Call, 685-I5S4. AIR COND., POOL. CALL 374-4520. lady's companion-secretary. Write, The Voice, masonry, jalousies, painting. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church and River- 6180 N.E. 4 Ct., Miami, Box 26. rora 1,000 lovely fabrics. All work guaran- MARINE EQUIPMENT land Shopping Center. $100 down, FHA, Install-air conditioners. Wl 7-4256 eed. Free estimates. Lowest prices on cus- WHEN YOU'RE PUNNING A $14,500. Owner JA 3-4034. BUSINESS SERVICES :om slipcovers and draperies. 949-0721. BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, CARPENTERS Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco-HOLLYWOOD LISTINGS WANTED LUNCHEON, PARTf, ETC. CALL Kitchen chairs, (seats and backs), $3.87 per nut Grove. HI 4-7343. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL, AIR CONDITIONING CARPENTRY — PAINTING, ETC. chair. Dining room seats, $1.75 each, includes Have clients for Hollywood homes, lots and 270 CATALONIA AVE., CORAL GABLES Air-conditioning installation. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS leautiful vinyls and labor. 949-0721. MUSICAL INTSRUMENTS acreage. Multiple Listing Service. Nativity Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christ! $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL Licensed and Reasonable. PL 9-8623 VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Largest selection of new and used pianos parish area preferred. NICHOLAS MANGIERO, SEE OR CALL BERNIE Di CRISTAFARO CARPET INSTALLATION, REPAIRS and organs in Florida. REALTOR, APPRAISER, 5796 JOHNSON STREET, HI 8-9242 OR 271-6337 ALTERATIONS VENETIAN BLINDS - CORNICES HOLLYWOOD. 989-2341. Carpets stretched, installation, cleaned, in- VICTORS, 300 N.W. 54 ST. PL 8-8795 FOR ALTERATIONS REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD EXPERTLY DONE, CALL HI 6-9744. surance claims, cigarette burns repaired. CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 OFFICE EQUIPMENT HAIRDRESSING-SHUT INS Mike PL 8-7894 — YU 9-7811. 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. 3 bedroom, 2 bath CS, partially furnished, (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) CALL 448-8932 FOR APPOINTMENT DRAPERIES CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION RENTALS, Typewriters, Adding Machines. Sell- sprinkler system, awnings, Florida room, car- Custom Draperies and Bedspreads TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED Service. New & Used. Jaume's Office Machine port, $15,500. Phone 987-4157. 3609 S.W. 58 PATIOS, DRIVES, walks. KEYSTONE, color, For Catholic college and preparatory school Free Estimate 621-9801 OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME Co., 1049 N.W- 119 St. MU 1-8741. Terrace. admission and scholarship aid, call or visit any size job. Quality work. Free estimate. CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 Educational Consultants, Inc. 2120 N.E. 21ELECTRICIANS MU 8-2151 St., Ft Lauderdale, Fla. or phone 565-2739. WATER HEATERS MjNNET ELECTRIC SERVICES HOME REPAIRS . LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMBING CO. ROOF LEAK? Child Care for""working parents. Jackson Mem- Specializing in Repair. Remodeling LAVAL VILLENEUVE L0 6-7521 OR LU 3 2198 Ft. Laud. Water Heater Repairs & Sales orial Hospital, area. Call 379-9742. ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS 4419 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 INSURANCE PHONE Wl 7-7104 WEEKDAYS AFTER 6 P.M. HOT INSIDE? MORE FUN FOR YOU IN FASHIONS WINDOW REPAIRS AND FUN WITH BEELINE STYLES. All types of home repair, also screening re- You may now brush on a new EARN FREE CLOTHING BY BEING GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. pair. No job too small. Ray, Member St. JALOUSIES, WINDOWS AND SCREFNS Louis Parish, CE 5-6434. A HOSTESS IN YOUR HOME. See or call us for REPAIRED CALL ANDY, OX 1-2018 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS EARN MONEY LAWN MAINTENANCE FOR YOUR TREASURY BY PUTTING ON A AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE FOR SALE Liquid Asphalt Aluminum Roof From A Can STYLE SHOW. ANN SCHMITT, HI 6-7920. 1338 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SEC- EASY TO APPLY, ECONOMICAL, 25° COOLER or your life insurance needs call Frank TION. TEL: CA 1-1593 AUTOMOTIVE itoerkel. Member Holy Rosary. CE 5-5005. Produces a handsome aluminum shield against the elements, VACATION VELVET LAWN SEVICE, WHITE '61 MGA, WHITE, RADIO, WHITEWALLS. stops oil leaks. MOVING and STORAGE BISCAYNE PARK. MIAMI SHORES OR PRIVATE. $1,395. CALL PL 7-1538. North Carolina - Mountain cottages for rent. NORTH MIAMI AREAS. CALL Boone - Blowing Rock area. For information UNIVERSITY TRANSFER & STORAGE INC. PL 8-8675 or 945-9307 Made with ALCOA ALUMINUM Local & long distance moving and storage, 48 call or write, W.J. McMahon, Route #4, LAWN MOWER SERVICE YOU CAN SAVE THAT OLD ROOF Box 2020, Boone, N. Carolina. Phone 264-8098. states, representatives in most foreign coun- tries. Dade Co., HI 4-1796 or HI 3-7851. MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Re-Roofing & Repairs Direct factory sales, wholesale prices. Sebring, Lakefront large cottages, apts. Broward Co. call George 989-3883 (Day or Authorized Service and Parts AH Types Roofs — Since 1920 Statewide delivery. Send for Literature. Boats furn. Fish, swim. $30, $45 wk. FR 1-3779 Eves.) Member of Nativity Parish. Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding FLAT PRICES. PADDED VAN OR PICKUP TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 PALMER Roofing Co. LOANS TRUCK. $5 A LOAD. MU 1-9930. 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY C0.r HALLANDALEr FLA. JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE FR 3-6244 Phone Hlwd. 983-4442 Miami, 949-1851 DIAMONDS - JEWELRY - SILVER Local moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- LAWN SPRINKLERS LOANS TO $600! LOW LEGAL RATES. ance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS Beach, Orlando. Tampa. Key West. NE 5-2461 ALLIED LAWN HALPERT'S LOANS 37.7-2353 days. Eves. MU 1-1102. Hlwd. 987-7361. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 449 Pan Am Bank Bldg. 150 S.E. 3 Ave. Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells 'HINTING Installed, Serviced & Maintained SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 PARISH SERVICE STATION GUIDE 1000 Simulated business cards printed $4.95 FUNERAL DIRECTORS lostpaid. Send for free samples. Cays Busi- FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE ness Cards, 232 N.E. 35 Terrace. FR 9-1147. CALL MU 8-4661 Vacation time is here — Consult the Service Station REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS PAINTING near you for all your Auto needs. You'll be glad you did. NORTH DADE'S FINEST Refrigerators & Washers. Flagler to Per- PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Also Paper Hanging. Licensed, Insured, Clean, ST. ROSE OF LIMA rine. $3.50 service charge. 271-1658. Reliable. LOW RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 VISITATION GALGANO SIGNS Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. FUNERAL HOME, INC. Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member 13385 W. DIXIE HWY., N.M. LIGHT YOUR WAY St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. HY'S to better business AINTING and Repairs, inside and out. PORST MODERATE—DEPENDABLE Also Roof Repairs. Anthony, FR 9-5507. PL 7-3701 sTnnnnr ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. SERVICE STATION Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 PLUMBING ROAD 2955 N.W. 75th St. Pick-up & Delivery Service Miami. Fla. JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hour serv- SERVICE EDVITO SIGNS ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new Free Booklet TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF iobs arid sewers. OX 1-4826. SINCLAIR 90 N.W. 54th St. HL 8-7025 HENRY FLATTERY SERVICE CENTER RADIO AND TELEVISION PRODUCTS Complete Septic Tank Service Tells DAVID'S ELECTRONICS CENTER N.E. 2nd Ave. at 99th St. NA 1-9638 :xpert & prompt repairs. All makes TV, Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 Miami Shores :adio, Stereo. S.W. Area. Call 661-4681. N.W. 2 AVE. (441) AT 191$l ST. What Every SMITH'S TV, HI-FI, STEREO PL 8-2998 AND PHONO REPAIR SERVICE PHIL PALM PLUMBING REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS II makes. Free Estimates your home. 8 A.M. HOLY ROSARY ST. AGNES ST. JAMES Catholic to 9 P.M. Wl 5-9496. All work guaranteed. CALL PLAZA 8-9896 Family Should FLO-RITE TONY'S LARRY'S FRAZIER'S FLORIDA PROVED PAINTS COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Know About FORTIFIED AGAINST FUNGUS, ALKALI, SALT AIR Manufactured exclusively for Florida's climate. Tested and TEXACO Tune AMERICAN Road proven for local conditions. Complete line, over 2,000 colors. Up Service Funerals 16541 N.W. 27 Ave., Opa-Locka FRANJO INDIGO Proprietor—Larry Gaboury 5024 W. 12 Ave., Hialeah SERVICE Every Catholic family in 5715 Johnson St., Hollywood 5051 N. Dixie, Pompano Beach MU 1-Q265 6318 Pembroke Road, W. Hollywood 1 CRANDCN BLVD. Greater Miami should receive TOP VALUE STAMPS ATLAS TIRES • BATTERIES a copy of a new booklet just KEY BISCAYNE * ACCESSORIES FLO-RITE PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. CE 5-1221 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue published by the Redemptorist 4314 N. DIXIE, OAKLAND PARK EM 1-5521 North Miami, Fla. Fathers called WHAT EVERY Across From Bonk of Perrine ve- FAMILY SHOULD KNOW ST. THOMAS CORPUS CHRISTI THE CATHEDRAL ABOUT FUNERALS.. The helpful THE APOSTLE information it contains, may help ^Plumbing Repair Service TIRES—BATTERIES—ACCESSORIES MO 7-3344 greatly to avoid confusion and TIRE tragic mistakes, and to lighten BATTERY HUDSON'S ROAD SERVICE JOHNSON-EARLY the burden of sorrow at the PLaza 7-0606 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS death of a member of the-family. GULF SERVICE MILLER ROAD CITIES SERVICE You may have a FREE ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE • SERVICE ROAD SERVICE COPY of this informative booklet PLazo 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 £ Automotive Specialists CENTER WHEEL ALIGNING by writing to Lithgow Funeral Tune-Ups — General Repair TUNE VPS Wheel Aligning — Brakes Centers, 485 N.E- 54th Street in McCormick-Boyett Plumbing Co. 2 I phone 6 3 3 - 6 9 8 8 | BRAKE JOBS Miami, or by calling 757-5544. PL 1-8564 Tommy Hudson — Owner OPEN 6 A.M. —11 P.M. There's no obligation, of course. 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA.* 1185 N.W. 36th Street 5600 BISCAYNE BLVD. 6700 MILLER ROAD

Page 30 July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE N.E. HOMES FOR SALE -NO. MIA. BCH. HOMES FOR SALE N.W. HOMES FOR SALE SOUTH MIAMI APTS. FOR RENT - N.E. $12,900 Total. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, IN ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH NearSt. Lawrence school. 1 Acre. 4 Bedroom, Split level, owner built, 3 "bedroom, 3 bath, NEAR EPIPHANY Large 1*2 bedroom apts., furn., unfurn., patio. Near schools, church & shopping cen- 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH 2 tatti, large Florida room. 18800 N.E. 22nd family room, 2 car garage, 20'x40' pool. Many RAMBLING RANCHER, 4 bedroom, 3 bath. separate dining rm., lots of closets, some ters. 3010 N.W. 72 Ave. 987-9741. $12,900. CBS, tile roof, oak floors, carpet- Ave. Open. . ixtras. Reduced $5,000. Now 35,000. Near St. Great for growing family or divided family. air cond. Near 3 buses, shopping ctr., schools. ing, sprinklers, awnings, patio, Florida room, lames. MU 1-3390. POOL, diving board, expansive patio, central Separate adult & children areas, fenced yards. new kitchen equipment, air conditioner. $500 HOMES FOR SALE — N.W. heat-air, washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator. Heat, air-cooled. Sorry no information given SPECTACULAR HOMES cash down FHA. payments $83 month. Don't OWNER SACRIFICE Near shopping, schools, bus. $27,000! by phone. All members of family must be 3 bedroom 2 bath split level, Hollywood wait! Call Joann J. Parker, Realtor, Parker NEAR ST. MICHAEL'S Lovely landscaped 3 bed™ 2 bath. Nice neigh- VETTER REALTY, REALTOR HI 8-1784 present to make application. No pets. Hills, pool, dbl. garage. Asking $25,000 Realty, PL 9-3931. Immaculate condition, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, bors. Acre of $20,000 homes; 15x25 patio, SABAL PALM APTS., 5135 N.E. 2nd Ave. 2 bedroom, 2 bath — $600 down .. $10,900 Florida room, carport, furnished; nicely land- 3BQ, fence, sprinkler, extras. Low upkeep. 2 bedroom furn., screened pool .. $12,500 scaped. Reduced price $11,900. Walk to Norwood and Visitation Schools, READY FOR SCHOOL APARTMENTS FOR RENT - N.W. 3 bedroom home, only $7,200 Breezeswept Waterfront MODERN AGE REALTY, INC. 445-1461 stores, bus. FHA, $350 dn, $80 mo. $13,950. WALK TO EPIPHANY) NICE DUPLEX, FURNISHED. POOL LOTS & ACRES AT INVESTOR'S PRICES 3 Bedroom, Hardwood Floors, enclosed ga- No other costs. NA 4-8074. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, large play yard. Happy CHILDREN OK. 1530 N.W. 24th CT. NE 4-6971 YU 9-2096 Eves. YU 3-4428 rage; 15x30 filtered Pool, $17,000. 8825 NW home for large family. Priced right. Call Mr. 6081 WASHINGTON ST., HOLLYWOOD ONLY $2,000 DOWN 12 Ave. 759-3539. Jackson. APARTMENT FOR RENT S.W. $400 DOWN —$80 MONTH DOROTHY B. FLYNN. REALTOR J. A. O'BRIEN, REALTOR NO QUALIFYING 1220 N.W. 124 ST. 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hours) ABSOLUTELY PERFECT BUY OF THE YEAR lovely 2 bedroom home for small family or SPOTLESS, AIR COND., FURN.-APTS. HOMES FOR SALE - MIAMI SHORES ONE MORTGAGE 1855 N.W. Ill ST. etired couple. Monthly payments includes HOMES FOR SALE — KENDALL 570 S.W. 7 ST. OWNER IS GETTING JUST Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath, Florida room :axes and insurance. Call Mr. Kroll, 758-8761. Custom Built 3 Bedroom home. $300 down payment - FHA mortgage. ST. HUGH'S. FURN., QUIET, EFFICIENCY a little bit disgusted. He has moved but ex- MODERN DUPLEX $18,500 5 bedroom, 3 bath. Separate 'dining room, IN TROPCAL GARDEN. PICNIC TABLES, penses keep coming in. So you know the 2 Bath, Fla. Room, Bar, $76 per month. Will be open Sunday to 6. 24x15 family room, screened porch. $20,900, Keys at office. Bedroom each side. Convenient. Always BARBEQUE. 2931 S.W. 38 COURT. answer. Large family home on the lake across Boat Slip and Dock. Low taxes. ented. FHA mortgage. Call owner. NA 1-6631. low down. CE 5-8977. from St. Rose. SACRIFICE BY OWNER ROOMS FOR RENT-MIAMI SHORES FORD REALTY, INC. TWO DUPLEXES, -3 BEDROOMS EACH 450 N.E. 105 ST., OPEN SUN. 2-5 HOMES FOR RENT N.E. Mature woman. Make your home with us. 0. J. .POWELL CO., REALTORS, PL 7-2511 13521 So. Biscayne River Dr. 569 N.W. 54 St. 758-8761 JUST BUILT — BY OWNER 1135 NW 31 AVE. NE 5-2271 Private room and share home. St. Rose of (135 St. at N.E. 2 Ave.) REDECORATED 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH 2 BEDROOM CBS, UNFURN. WALK TO HOLY Lima Parish. Reas. PL 8-9468. SACRIFICE — SACRIFICE FAMILY. $90 MO. 1030 NE 143 ST. NA 4-4479. PRICE REDUCED $31,500 Close to Visitation Church & School Jwner transferred. Assume VA mortgage, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Maid's Room. HOME FOR SALE-NORTH MIAMI $450 down. $13,500. NA 4-6729 14,500, balance $2,000 down. Many extras. Homes For Rent N. Miami Beach ROOMS FOR RENT N.E. Near Bay. Best buy available today. Excellent condition, 4 bedroom, 2 bath ranch Across from St. James. 3 Bedroom home. Near Near schools, stores, expressways. 1120 N.W. Single, man, private entrance, bath. Near ELIZABETH M. ASTINE 2 BEDROOM Dofl House, excellent condition. 3 bedroom 2 bath, All Elec, aircond., semi Morningside Park. Bus. $15 wk. PL 8-0619. Very nice neighborhood. Corner. $12,500 fur- buses and" shops. $500 Down, take up $65200th St. NA 1-9331, 621,1961. furn. Finished basement. $135 month, yrly. ,8975 N.EJth Ave. PL 4-6644 month payments. 590 N.W. 131 St. -, nished. Owner, 757-9068. HAS EVERYTHING I ! Near Madonna, 1340 N.E. 203 St. ROOMS FOR RENT S.W. HOM )R SALE N.E. BY OWNER. 3 Bedroom CBS., Gl 4V2% Split level, owner built, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Spacious, modern, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, den, family room, 2 car garage, 20'x40' pool. APTS. FOR RENT N.E. Lovely twin bedroom. Near Gables. For 3 Bedroom home, like new. Landscaped. Block Mortgage. Hardwood floors; nicely landscaped; Florida room, garage, guest house. Near St. lady or couple. Use of home. 444-5528. sprinkler system. Near Holy Family. 1030 N.E.Many extras. Reduced $5,000 near St. James. Michaels, bus Tines. $30,000. Furnished. Call Lovely furnished 1 bedroom apt. Nice patio from Catholic church and school. $13,500. MU 1-3390 1296 N.E: 146th Street. Wl 7-1809 147th Street. Open 1-7 P.M.' owner for app't. NE 4-8107 for entertaining. Adults. Yearly. Reasonable. NICE room, home privileges. Lady or couple. 440 N.E. 63rd St. 757-0030. Call 271-2306 after 4:45 p.m. REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE $250 DOWN-$64 MONTH amily must join husband working in North. 1590 N.W. 124 ST. I bedroom, 2 bath, carport, Fla. rm.r air See this corner home, newly painted 2 bed-cond. Near everything. St. Vincent dePaul RAMBLER room, carport and awnings. Open Sunday 1 toParish. $14,300, need some cash. PL 7-7209. SEYMOUR M. ROTH 6 or call 758-8761 any day for key. VESPA IN HOLLYWOOD WE WILL TRADE $300 DOWN-$64 MONTH AT INSURANCE FORD REALTY, INC. 1430 N.W. 120 ST. 569 N.W. 54 ST. 758-8761 See this lovely 2 bedroom home JAWA - YAMAHA with Florida room, dining room, WILL FINANCE Gulfstream Rambler fence and awnings. Open Sunday 1 to 6 REAL ESTATE or call 758-8761 any day for key. 510 N. Federal Hwy., Hallandale WE WILL TRADE REBUILT WA 3-4601 Wl 5-1901 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS NEAR FORD REALTY, INC. MIAMI BUILDER "DEVELOPER 569 N.W. 54 St. 758-8761 Guaranteed Scooters Only 1 mile South of Hollywood Cir. 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE HOMES FOR SALE-MIAMI SPRINGS . . . ALL MAKES REPAIRED Complete Service Facilities • BISCAYNE COLLEGE MIAMI 38, FLORIDA Body Shop — Upholstery — Glass Phone PLoio 8-0327 BELOW REPLACEMENT COST • MONSIGNOR PACE HIGH SCHOOL . bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, dining room, BISCAYNE SCOOTERS Vic Perera, Pres. garage. Nr. schools. ROWELL REALTY 887-3762 • MARIAN CENTER PH. 681-5823 St. Gregory HOMES FOR SALE S.W. 14354 N.W. 7th AVE. NEAR ST. BRENDAN'S ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH LAKE PARK — 3 Bedroom 2 bath homes $300 DOWN FHA; $61 month pays all. 3 PHONE MU 1-3515 with garage. Pools, patios and air condi- bedroom CBS home, large corner lot 4501 tioning available. Many models and plans SW 99 Ct. Call Angela Cole, NE 4-7095 For The to choose from Priced from $17,500. As MABEL ROBERTS, Broker, Ne 4-1481 low as 10% down. Financing available. ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH 14570 N.W. 27th Avenue, Opa-Locka Visit model homes today. 2210 S.W. 89 Place. 3 Bedroom l'A bath 8275 S.W. 48th ST. $15,700; $98 Mo. By owner. CA 1-1769. BEST TRADES, BEST HOMES PHONE 221-3621 1 CAR FAMILY? MUST SELL PLEASANT 3 BEDROOM HOME. PRICES and LOVELY 100 FT. CORNER. FENCED; AWNINGS GOOD CONDITION AND LOCATION EXCEP- TIONAL TERMS. CALL NOW FOR DETAILS UNDER $11,500. CA- 1-7091. Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle BETTER THAN MONEY IN THE BANK FURNISHED BUNGALOW General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. URGE FENCED YARD, SHRUBBERIES". 2439 S.W. 27 LANE. HI 4-3312. Little Flower ASK FOR Epiphany RENT or SELL. Furn 8 bedroom, 8 baths. Beau- Caral Gables South Miami tiful grounds. Near everything. 443-7837. CHECK INTO THIS!! GARDEN SETTING Seethis lovely 2 bedroom home. It has living room, Florida room, separate dining room 'VCKFIt / porch, dressing room* large closets, 75x137 ft. lot,, sprinkler system, gas heat big AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" > garage. Near Churches and Bird & Red Rds. P0NTIAC DEALER f JLJLC C U# QTH rv n mm o66-3704. 665 4 Bedroom 2 bath, garage, kitchen equipped DETROIT- FLINT- MIAMI I S.W.fl-ST. MIAMI •• 11 •••••• 1. VA years old. St. Timothy's Parish 665-3047. z MAKE OFFER FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE 3; 2 bedroom, 1 bath. 52 Ave. Idea! for retirees. y- "• , «v 3% Close to Shops and buses; St. Dominic's Par- 1 g ish. Screened porch,' floor furnace, carport Lovely fenced corner. Asking $11,000. Make i N KIPD, REALTOR HI 3-6400 BUYYOUR TRANSFER—ANXIOUS Lovely corner 3 bedrm. 2 bath model home, built-in range, carpets, drapes, $1500 down or best offer. Assume mortgage. 9431 S W 25 St. 226-8766. '64CHEVY POOL HOME - CORNER < $106 month pays all. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Only $17,500 Total MULLEN REALTORS CA 6-1311 SALE BY OWNER TODAY... N.W. 106th Street 8501 SW 36 STREET 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, Fla. room, large utility room, tile roof, oak floors, central heat, awnings, fenced yard. G.E. refrig., stove, garbage disposal, washer. Walk to St. Bren- Dade County - U.S. Highway #27 Frontage dan & Christopher Columbus High. Full price, $14,900. V.A. mtge., $84 mo. pays all. CA 6-3320 Sec. 33, T52S, R40E — (Approx. 1480 ft.) 47.5 acres in all. DRIVE by this West Miami 2 bedroom .2 bath beauty at 6511 S.W. 20 St., on fHA terms, $450 down, $89 month pays all, PRICE — $4,500 per acre — terms. THEN call SANFORD REALTOR, 667-0205. NEAR EPIPHANY WORLD'S FINEST CHEVROLET DEALER SUNRISE ESTATES — 3 to 5 bedroom homes with 2 baths, garage, pools, patios and air- The most important north-south highway through the center of the State. conditioning. Beautiful kitchen with walk-in See one of these pantry. $22,990 to $29,990. Furn. Model at: 4801 SW 65 AVE. courteous ^^ok for plush motels to be erected at this entrance to Miami in the not- MO 7-9501 (Will Trade) MO 7-8988 too-distant future. LAKEVIEW FORECLOSURE representatives $350 DOWN — $67 MONTH for the BUY of a PAYS ALL!! •, .'President Brokers Co-operate Like new 3 bedroom 1 bath CBS, on large lifetime and corner lot. Naturally air Cond. by lake breezes through cheerful kitchen, dining area, big BRAND NEW 1964 Cfturch of the Consult living room, bedrooms. An incredible buy at $10,500. Only, 5Vt% mortgage. IRVING PERLMAN CHEVROLEUHEVELLE, HI 5-1349 REALTOR 24 HOURS CORVAIR, CHEVY II, MILLER & BLACKBURN HOMES FOR SALE—CORAL GABLES CORVAIR and CORVETTE. (Formerly HAROLD A. MILLER) LUXURY HOME Robert Hoffman NEAR ST. THERESA LOWER PRICES St. Timothy On the golf course — 4 Bedrooms, 41/2 REALTORS baths, plus den and maid's bedroom and HIGHER TRADES bath. Built 1957 with every conceivable lux- ury included. Price: $125,000, and Owner TAILOR-MADE TERMS anxious to sell. Call Peter B. Clark at The Allen Morris Company, Exclusive Agents. Specializing in Acreage, Commercial and Industrial Property FR 9-1806, or evenings at MO 5-2483. 1011-12 Longford Building, Miami, Florida 33131 HOMES FOR SALE — SO. MIAMI Showrooms: No. Miami Ave. at 21st St. FR 7-2601 Phone: 371-7703 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, $19,800 7001 S.W. 60 St. walk to St. Thomas school. Used cars: 3011 N.W. 36th ST. NE 5-5582 Garage, porch: MO 6-8481 for appointment. July 10, 1964 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 31 FOR FOODS of GOOD TASTE Think FIRST oi FOOD FAIR FOOD

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