Pbpe Urges Interest, Prayer in Top Level Talks

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CASTELGANDOLFO (NO — Christians should follow meet- servatore Romano which paraphrased the Pope's remark: for better days, the prayer of the Christian to God asks for light, ings between the world's leaders with interest and prayer, Pope "Neither do the eyes of the Christian world neglect en- and the clarity of good ideas and good principles for everyone." John XXIII declared at a general audience. deavors to improve the fate of humanity. And behold, representative figures are meeting in their turn these days, and We saust L'Osservatore said the Pope then repeated the invitation The Pope did not refer directly to meetings between Presi- look upon these undertakings with interest and pray to the Lord "to all his sons to pray so that the will of the Lord may be dent Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev, but he said so that even though the objectives of these meetings are not fulfilled in the best way, and that agreements reached between Christians should pray that high level meetings would lead to men may be in accord with the proclamation of the angels over something really useful. in the order of heavenly things, they may nevertheless lead to something really useful for the human, earthly and social order. the Bethlehem grotto: 'Glory be to God in the highest, and The account of the Pope's remarks was contained in L'Os- "And since humanity has perhaps the possibility of hoping peace on earth to all men of good will.' " Diocese To Conduct Month Of The Rosary Khrushchev Refers w Spanish Center To God And Bible The strong, paternal arms of the Church today N.C.W.C. News Service were outstretched to welcome, to bless and to help While millions prayed for peace and the conver- the rapidly growing numbers of Spanish-speaking sion of Russia, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, people in South Florida. __ a professed atheist, made repeated startling references to God, His commandments and the Bible during Bishop Coleman F. Carroll an- thorities in many fields on his coast-to-coast tour of cities in the United States. nounced that the Diocese of Mi- duty day and night, the Span- ami is preparing and soon will ish-speaking center will pro- Shortly after his arrival in open a large and adequately- vide, among others, these fa- Washington the Red leader in- that Mr. Nixon was wrong staffed Spanish Catholic Infor- cilities: corporated in a remark the fam- and that he challenged the mation Center in downtown Mi- iliar standard of swearing to Information and guidance on Vice President to take a ami, the Number One Port of the truth of one's words by the opportunities and services similar oath to test the truth Entry for Latin Americans pour- placing a hand on a Bible. of his words, according to ing into the United States. offered by the Church and the community. The Soviet Premier chal- sources. To be known as 'Centro Cato- Religious instruction classes. lenged Vice President Rich- Khrushchev referred to the ico Hispano," it will be located ard Nixon's statement that the Deity twice during a welcom- on three of the floors and the English-speaking and other USSR had three failures being luncheon of New York of- casement in the Northeast wing classes of an educational na- fore its successful rocket hit ficials. At one point he told the I Gesu school, at 118 NE Sec- ture. on the moon. He told a Sen- gathering: ond St. A day nursery for the care of ate Foreign Relations committee gathering that he "If you like capitalism, and With religious and lay au- (Continued On Page 2) would "swear on the Bible" (Continued On Page 2)

October is the month of the Holy Rosary, so designated to encourage among the faithful daily and family recitation of the Rosary. The fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary are illustrated on pages 16 and 17, other stories on The Rosary on Pages 4 and 15.

Passionist Fathers Speed New Monastery In Diocese Preparations for the construc- ly-elected provincial superior tion of the first monastery to be of the Passionist Fathers who established in the Diocese of Mi- will build and conduct the ami were expedited this week monastery in Palm Beach when the Very Rev. Canisius County. Hazlett, C.P., came to South 'Hail Mary, Full Of Grace Florida on a personal tour of He visited the site of the new A Cross In The N.Y. Sky inspection, during which he con- building within the city limits Too young to recite the prayers of the Rosary but old enough ferred with Bishop Coleman F. of North Palm Beach. Report- After the arrival of Khrushchev, a cross, "symbol of the faith to hold Our Lady's Beads during family prayer is two-year-old Carroll. ed to be the highest point along in God that made this country great," swirls across the sky in Monica Holewinski. Family and daily recitation of the Rosary are Route 1 and bordering on Lake New York City. The Red leader surprised Americans with various particularly urged during October, the month of the Rosary. Father Canisius is the new- (Continued On Page 3) references to God, the Bible and the 10 commandments. The Voice, Miami, Fla. '•* "» Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Don't Trust 2 U.S. Religious '^i. %

Khrushchev, CathoEic School Power Seen Uses Synagogue Prelate Says CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (NO— Red's Target Members of the 8th grade BOSTON (N.C) — Richard class of St. Pius' parochial WEST POINT, N.Y. (NO — Cardinal Cushing has warned school are attending classes Francis Cardinal Spellman warned that international com- that the United States can put in the hall of B'nai Jehoshua Synagogue here. munism has made weakening no faith in Soviet Premier Ni- "the moral and religious fiber kita Khrushchev's latest dis- When Father Donald Sher- »• of America" a principal goal. armament proposal. ry, pastor, requested the use of the building the ap- "America is under spiritual In view of "our past experi- proval was unanimous with siege and her defenses are ence with his broken prom- only one stipulation: No crumbling," the Archbishop of ises," the Archbishop of Bos- charge. New York stated in an ad- ton said, the nation should be dress at the dedication of a f skeptical of Mr. Khrushchev's new chapel at the U.S. Mili- sincerity in calling for com- ' tary Academy. plete disarmament of all na- "The rugged, uncompromising tions within a four-year Nikita Refers morality of our fathers has period. yielded to the simple question, 'What's in it for me?' " Cardi- "Let him take the first step To God, Bible nal Spellman said. "Is this toward disarmament," Cardinal (Continued From Page 1) not the same question Benedict Cushing said. He added that Arnold asked himself when he I'm sure you do, God be with America "desires only peace first considered his acts of you." and there would be no fear in treason?" Dendy (Bobby) Jamison and Bernadette Coh- in Spanish. With the aid of recordings, classes the world of aggression by us." The second reference to God "Is it too much.to say that ron, both members of a fourth grade class at in parochial schools of the Diocese of Miami are Cardinal Cushing led the came in comment on U.N. Am- the swelling tide of loose liv- Blessed Trinity School, Miami Springs, listen learning conversational Spanish. Rosary and preached the ser- bassador Henry Cabot Lodge's ing and personal immorality is as Miss Rose Bechamps teaches simple phrases mon to 1,500 persons from 10 statement that the classic def- also a form of treason?" he nafions now under communist inition of capitalism no longer asked. domination in Holy Cross ca- accurately describes the social Cardinal Spellman pointed thedral. and economic system of Amer- Phone Tapped Spanish Information Center ica. Khrushchev said: out that the history of all na- Earlier the refugees from tions enslaved by commu- "Only God knows what the communism took part in a ral- nism shows that their downfall At Home Of difference is between the cap- To Be Established In ly staged on the Boston Com- began with "communist prop- italism described by Mr. mon in protest against the visit aganda first appealing to the (Continued From Page 1) Lodge and the captalism Berlin Bishop «f the Soviet Premier to this selfish desires of the weak, described by (Karl) Marx." children. country. and later communist tanks BERLIN (NO — Red police At a puncheon in Los Angeles, crushing them in the streets of in East Berlin are blaming Information regarding em- Speakers representing Lat- attended by numerous Holly- their own cities before they "U.S.A. agents" for attaching a ployment opportunities. via, Poland, Hungary, Lithua- wood stars, the Soviet Premier could taste the fruits of their wire tap to the telephone of nia and several other nations referrd to Christ in remarks sins." Auxiliary Bishop Alfred Bengsch Direction on securing proper addressed the rally, advising addressed to Spyros Skouras, of Berlin, which was followed housing. their listeners to disregard The Cardinal asserted that the by the Bishop's arrest, it was president of 20th Century-Fox same plan of conquest "is in A teenage center for young any Khrushchev promises of Film Corp. Mr. Skouras and learned in West Berlin. peace. Many of those who motion in our own land to- West Berlin newspapers gave people, affording many occa- Khrushchev engaged in a de- day." took part in the rally were bate on the relative merits of a big play to stories on the ar- sions for social activities. dressed in the costumes of communism and the U.S. sys- "So successfully has it been rest of the Bishop by plain- s A training course for cate- their native countries. tem. carried out," he said, "that clothes police as he was leav- many Americans are begin- ing his East Berlin residence chists. In his sermon at the cathe- At one point, Khrushchev said ning to feel that rather than en- shortly after the wire tap was Counseling and legal advice dral Cardinal Cushing deplored to Mr. Skouras, addressing him danger our standard of living, removed. The Bishop was ques- Khrushchev's "marathon of as "my dear brother Greek yes, we should take another look at tioned for five hours and then by the Catholic Lawyers' Guild. propaganda." the Russians do call the Greeks the possibility of cooperating released. Health and medical services brothers because we took part "I have not one iota of confi- with the enemy." No comment on the incident and advice by the Catholic Guild dence that Khrushchev will ever in the war to free Greece." He has been made by Julius Car- added: The Cardinal described as of Physicians and by Catholic make good bis recent promises a "narcotic" such slogans as dinal Doepfner, Bishop of Ber- lin, or his chancery. Howev- dentists. of freedom," the Cardinal said. "In the old days, the Rus- "consumer competition" and He added that the promises "peaceful coexistence." er, informed circles are sure Marriage instruction courses. sians also took the Greeks' re- that the Cardinal protested were designed "to deceive hum- ligion. So we are also friends ble people who do not under- "The flame of religious fer- immediately. Social and meeting rooms for and brothers before Christ. vor which burned so brightly in Meanwhile, West Berlin po- the convenience of various stand the intrinsic evil of com- You may say that I person- munism." the days of our fathers has lice headquarters has issued groups. ally am an atheist. But I am sunk so low that we see no more details on how Catholic Equipment for the preparing At the conclusion of the ca- speaking in the name of my wrong in attempting to join clergymen in the Soviet sector thedral ceremonies, the assem- people, and among them we forces with men who burn are under constant surveil- and serving of lunches. have representatives of all bled throng sang "The Star ; churches, destroy temples and lance by communist police Father Hugh Flynn, a dio- faiths." Spangled Banner." the name of God" he said. spies. cesan priest, will be in charge of the center. He will be assisted on a permanent basis by four Domini- to enable t h e m to get ac- can Sisters of St. Catherine of quainted with others and to Ricci. These Sisters are noted encourage them to become ac- for their social service work in tive members of the parishes Cuba, where they conduct two in which they will live. An community houses. important work, too, will be to see to it that their children Also serving in the Informa- are enrolled in a Catholic tion Center will be Spanish- school. speaking priests and leading members of the laity in Mi- The Spanish Catholic Informa- ami's Latin colony who will tion Center will be conducted offer their help and advice to as part of the operations of the those newly arriving. Spanish-speaking Apostolate of the Diocese, which is under the "The purpose of the center," direction of Father Joseph Father Flynn declared, "will O'Shea. be to welcome these people, FUNERAL HOME "We expect gre ings from "The McHales Have Been Serving Catholic Families For Three Generations" THE VOICE the new center,". \- ^r O'Shea The Diocese of Miami said. "Its various services will Weekly Publication make certain that the Spanish- Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 ,' 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. o Miami PLaza 1-7523 Advertising and Circulation: speaking people coming , here TLaza 4-2561 will not drift away from the 200 CAR PARKING THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO. INC. The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Faith of their fathers and at FUNERAL DIRECTOR: W. KEITH MacRAE Bishop of Miami President the same time assure them ihat Second-class postage paAd at Miami, Florida. Subscription rates: the Church is sincerely interest- S5 a year: single copy 15 cents. INVALID CAR SERVICE Published every Thursday at 6301 ed in their welfare. The Church Biscayne Boulevard. Miami 38, Fla. Address all mail to P.O. Box 52-684, and community will benefit no Miami 52, Florida. less than those we serve." NY. Group Offers Aid The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sgj>t. 25, 1959 Page 3 To Handicapped Pilgrims Passionlst Fathers Speed By GEORGE GENT The organization's director is New Monastery In Diocese NEW YORK (NO — A group a 46-year-old Irishman, Capt. of dedicated Catholic men and Joseph Reilly, with 21 years' (Continued From Page 1) The Congregation of the Pas- women in this city are writing service in New York City's Fire Worth, the property, consisting sion is a religious society founded in-Italy in 1720 by St. Paul anew chapter to an old atory — Department. A member of the of 30 acres, is located north of of the Cross. Its members unite assistance of the sick while on Honor Legion for saving the the intra'coastal waterway and pilgrimage. their monastic life of prayer life of another fireman, Capt. east of Route 1. and solitude with the active life The new organization calls Reilly is also head of the de- Dredges already have com- of the ministry of preaching. itself "Wheels For Our partment's bureau of Civil De- pleted filling in the land and Lady," and the name defense. announcement of the date for The Passionist Fathers first scribes its purpose. Transpor- ground - breaking ceremonies came to the United States in a He explained that the organi- • * *jte* i° provided for the is expected -soon. After the 1852 and now number 850 lanT \d the halt who stop zation is made up of 35 mem- architect's plans have been members, 50 novices and 200 in NeW York while on their bers of New York's. Police, Fire completed, the work of con- postulates. Their work has way to Our Lady's, many and Sanitation Departments, struction will begin. The mon- expanded throughout the na- shrines in Europe. and 15 laywomeri. astery will be ready for oc- tion with 23 monasteries in The idea for "Wheels for cupancy in 1960. the larger cities. Our Lady" grew out of the Meanwhile, Father Canisius The Passionist Mission Band 'Chatterley' Dealer experiences- of one of the is one of the largest groups of present * woman members, announced, three Passionist Fa- Recalls 15,000 Copies thers will move into temporary home missionaries in the United Capt. Reilly explained. Re- States devoting their ministry PROVIDENCE, R. I. (NO — quarters near the site of the turning froni a pilgrimage to' An organization called "Wheels For Our Lady" provides trans- to the preaching of parish mis- A book and magazine distribu- Lourdes, the young woman monastery within the next 30 to portation for the lame who stop in "New York while enroute to 60 days in order that they sions and retreats. tor who has delivered approxi- observed the plight of the Marian shrines in Europe. Directed by' Capt. Joseph Reilly of mately 15,000 paperback copies sick members of the tour in might oversee the progress of the New York City Fire Department, the group includes 35 the building operations. of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" to trying to get transportation members of the police, fire, and sanitation departments, and 15 Rhode Island stores has an- Public Schools Lend * from the airport to their ho- women. Shown above is a Lourdes pilgrim being assisted by nounced that he is calling them During that time, they will be Rooms To Catholics tels or to the various trans- members of the organization. - (NC Photos) back. Martin M. Silverstein, available to conduct missions portation stations. and retreats in parishes, LIVINGSTON — The Living- head of Max Silverstein & Son, ston Board of Education has 89 Seaman Ave., New York 34, er, to the airport. The same throughout the Diocese. said the decision was made "Any sick person who is a loaned classroom space in two 'not because we think we are legitimate pilgrim can contact N. Y. service will await the pil- When the monastery is com- public schools to St. Philo- & is or is not ob- us," Capt. Reilly said. He ex- The group's members, us- grims on their return. pleted, it is expected that ap- mena's Grammar School here. because we don't plained that travel agents usu- ing their own cars and what- He said he hoped the idea of proximately 20 Passionist Fa- More than 100 children from to be part of anything ally handle these arrangements, ever equipment is available his organization would catch on thers and two or more Pas- St. Philomena's now are being which the community might but individuals can write the or- to them, will take the pil- and that groups in other cities sionist Brothers will occupy instructed in the public school consider harmful to it." ganization at his home address, grims to their hotel and, iat- would do similar work. the residence. by their own teachers. hoxnemakers safe STEAM |DAM KENMORE OR DRY IKUN Steam allows iron to al- takes "the work" out of ironing most1 glide on cushion of steam. regularly $12.98

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Wilkins, 51, of MIAMI — The Fifth Annual Operators of six downtown Saka, 38, of 534 San Antonio Communion Breakfast for mem- newsstands, gift shops and Ave., Coral Gables, proprietor 227 NE Second St., manager of linen stores were charged with of a gift shop at 104 E. Flagler a newsstand in the Urmey Ho- bers of St. Therese Aviation possessing, distributing or sell- St., and a sales clerk, Mrs. tel, 165 SE First St. Guild will be fyeld Sunday, Also Ralph Franco, 32, of Oct. 4. 708 NE 10th St., operator of a Bishop Coleman F. Carroll gift shop at 135 E. Flagler St.;, How Much \$ YOUR HEALTH Worth to YOU? Herbert Silverman, 33, of 1004 will celebrate a Pontifical NE 151st St., clerk at the Lin- Low Mass at 9 ay" *n St. Surely, you will answer "IT IS PRICELESS"! en Shop at 76 E. Flagler St. Mary Cathedral ' will and Leon Sultan, 32, 2141 NE speak to members during the That's why you should aid and preserve your health in every 124th St., a part-owner; Ber- breakfast which will be served possible way. One health aid recognized by doctors is: nard Kupperman, 40, of 1043 at 10:30 a.m. in the Flagler SUFFICIENT WATER IN THE DIET NE 174th St., operator of a newsstand at 245 NE First St. Room of the McAllister Hotel. .F^..n^rly a century, doctors have prescribed and preferred MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER, the renowned health water from City Detective James W. Catholic employes of all air- Hot Springs, Arkansas,'because: Reese said the dealers had been lines and allied industries in • it tastes so good, you will enjoy drink- warned not to sell "girlie mag- the Diocese of Miami comprise ing it. azines.' Miami police are going the membership in the Guild • It is low in sodium (salt) content. to continue tov "crackdown • The recommended daily amount will against such violations," accord- which is under the direction of increase kidney action, thereby aiding ing to Det. Lt. C. O. Huttpe, Father Joseph M. McLaughlin. in the elimination of acids and wastes who heads district one in which Roles have been assigned for the Oberamm>ergau Passion Play from the body. the downtown area is located. Alexander G. Hardy, senior which will be given 85 performances next year. Anton Preisinger vice president of National Air- Why not ask your doctor how this "spring-pure," (upper right), 48-year-old hotel keeper, will portray Christ. The delightful-testing water may aid your health. Jerusalem Auxiliary lines, Washington, B.C. will role of the Blessed Virgin will be played by Irmgard Dengg be the , guest speaker at the Call or write us NOW for complete information (upper left), 21-year-old bookkeeper. Hans Schwaighofer (lower and free literature. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION. Named By Pope John breakfast for which Delta Air- left), 39, a teacher at the school for woodcarvers, will play lines is host. VATICAN CITY — Pope Judas for the second time. The part of Peter was given to a Mountain Valley Water John XXIII has named Father 63-year-old woodcutter, Hans Maier (lower right). (NC Photos) A native of Medforc _^,ass., Pier Giorgio Chiappero, O.F.M., Phone FR 3-2484 301 S.W. 8th St. Mr. Hardy attended Boston Auxiliary Bishop to the Patri- University and Suffolk Univer- arch of Jerusalem, to serve as sity Law School. From 1946 to patriarchal vicar for Israel. 200 Enroll In Junior CYO 1949 he served as executive counsel for the Nuremberg war Founded at Cathedral Parish crimes trials and from 1949 to 1951 as public counsel for the YOU BET YOUR LIFE ON More than 200 boys and ^girls the new organization assisted by C;vil Aeronautics Board. He between the ages of 14 and 18 an advisory council composed was also branch counsel for the have been enrolled as members of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Man- Office of -Price Stabilization. THE of the Junior Catholic Youth Or- gas, general chairman and Mr. ganization at St., Mary Cathe- and Mrs. Anthony Newton, Mr. Formerly executive assist- SAFETY dral parish. and Mrs. Arthur Bussiere, ant to the president of Na- Robert Petrasek of Arch- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrasek, tional Airlines he has been OF YOUR CAR bishop Curley High school was Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfleger, vice president of the firm elected president; Robert Fig- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wass since 1955, as well as a di- ueroa, Archbishop Curley High and Mr. and Mrs. D. Gillis. rector for Amreican Mercury FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY School, vice-president; Mary Membership is limited to Insurance Co., American parishioners. 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By ALBA gIZZAMIA UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (NC) — The new president of the United Nations General Assembly, Dr. Victor Andres Belaunde of Peru-, is an authority on international law and the author of several works on the Catholic philosophy of culture. RED BIRD Prominent in UN. activities since the San Francisco Con- Dial MC /k STORE ference, and head of his country's delegation since 1949, Dr. 1-4243 RED and BIRD ROADS Belaunde was chosen unani- mously to guide the assembly's JAMES, W. WELSH, Mgr. . '4th session. Member of St. Theresa's Parish "May God grant," he said n his acceptance speech, 'that this assembly may go tfown in history as the Assem- bly of Peace." He begged Sew % Divine Providence to "in- spire our deliberations and On behalf of Catholic men of the United States, John Cornelius give full effectiveness to our Hayes (left), president of the National Council of Catholic Men, work." Mankind needs' today, extends greetings to Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Del- he said, not only to live but egate to the U.S. Also present are Martin H. Work, NCCM's to live under the sign of the executive director, and William F. Johnson (right) NCCM's na- "will for justice." tional vice president. (NC Photos) Dr. Victor Andres Belaunde Dr. Belaunde regards his SaUe of Peru is the new president work as president of the assem- of the United Nations General bly to be that of a coordinator. OrrlCIAL GREEN Assembly. Longtime professor Knights Set Square Dance He thought Soviet Premier HIALEAH — The Lawrence / Fine Combed Cotton and former vice president of Khrushchev's visit to the UN J. Flynn Council of the Knights k th' -Volic University of might do some good "to cre- Pt Dr. Belaunde attends ate more understanding." of Columbus will sponsor a Har- DRIP-DRY daily Mass at St. Patrick's vest Moon square dance at YEARS IN Cathedral in New York City. Equal to his faith in the UN 7:30 p.m. on September 26 on OPERATION POPLIN He is an authority on interna- are his convictions regard- the grounds of the Immaculate • • tional law and an author of ing the "qualitative" role Lat- Conception Church, 68 W. 45th several works on Catholic in America can and does play PI., Hialeah. The program will philosophy of culture. in the UN. include door prizes and refresh- (NC Photos) "America is and always will ments. Proceeds will go toward yd. be the living link between all the Council's youth and building STEGEMAN 89 nations of the world," he told programs. Nun, Slovakian the assembly. "Our continent Jeweler Jumper Pattern #8540 h,as a clear ecumenical destiny. Let the assembly be certain Heroine, Registers that we will spare no effort in working with it for a more As U.S. Citizen profound universal solidarity." FINE WATCH ROBIN HOOD PITTSBURGH, Pa. (NC) — Hispanic - American liter- AND llVDin nVW Foundation A nun who is known as the ature and history, the writings APPLIANCES "Angel of Slovakia" has regis- of St. Teresa of Avila, . St. 6 Famous Makes -JEWELRY REPAIRING SADDLBlack and WhitEe anOXFORDd Brown and WhitSe tered as a voter in Pennsyl- John of the Cross, and Ro- ' ~ff Lowest Prices vania's Allegheny County. mano Guardini and music •jr Easy Bank Terms CHILDREN'S SIZES are subjects dearest to the Guaranteed Services Sister Cecelia Barath of the and 8V2 to 12 Vincentian Sisters of Charity heart of this longtime pro- MISSES' SIZES sighed as she inscribed her fessor and former vice presi- 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. 12i/2 to 3 dent of the Catholic Univer- name on the rolls of the County Coral Gables, Florida -6.99 Registration Commissioner. She sity of Peru. Since 1922 he said: "Now I have roots again. has also given courses and TEENAGE SIZES 1 feel that I belong once more." lectures on Spanish-American 643 N. 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Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 TRUTH OF THE MATTER The World's Hope THE EDITOR'S COMMENT f Mary's Role For Peace October, Month Shocks Non-Catholics By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH To go back briefly. No one with a little knowledge of early Naturally we expect non- Christian history can deny that Of The Rosary Catholics to brush off as su- Mary had enormous influence perstitious and impractical our on the refinement of 'western claim that Our Lady has spe- civilization. For instance, the October, the month dedicated to honoring the cial work to do and a irery dignity and status of women Rosary, reminds us what great pains the Church definite influence to exert in cur underwent a radical change in takes to impress on us the value of this devotion. modern world. the world of the Roman Em- The very fact that she sets aside 30 days in which pire after Christians raised Douglas Hyde, the former Mary to the pedestal ,/ved to call attention to this means of prayer, so ob- communist, explains the at- for the Mother of « J She viously stamped with divine approval, is proof titude of many people when lifted all.women with her when enough of her ardent desire to convince each of he gives us an insight, into men began to revere her as her children of its importance. his own feelings upon hear- the Virgin Most Pure, Help of ing for. the first time about Christians, Queen of Heaven. Our Lady and the mysterious Women who were treated For .centuries the Popes have repeated doings at Fatima. again and again in sermons and in encyclicals usually as chattel began to as well as in audiences that the faithful reci- "That tremendous devotion of assume a place of dignity and tation of the Rosary can produce the most the people of Portugal manifest honor in the family and in at Fatima," he writes, "is the society, such as Mary had beneficial effects on the individual, the family key to the greatest miracle of and on society. held at Nazareth and among our time. It is a miracle of the Apostles. which I knew nothing that We realize this, of course. We need only to be .morning in the Daily Worker Meanwhile all the followers reminded. For there is a wonderful conviction office when I was mystified of Christ knew that she was among Catholic people the world over that the. and even shocked by the ap- the valiant woman of the Old Rosary ranks as a unique devotion for several out- parent willingness of Catholics Testament prophecy who had standing reasons. For instance, it is a voluntary to peddle superstitious non- been destined to crush the head WASHINGTON LETTER sense about alleged miraculous of the serpent lying in wait at matter. No one has to recite the beads, as one is events in the heart of what I her heel. They realizp'' *rom obligated to perform other duties, such as worship- then believed to be Salazar's the beginning of Chin ity ping God on Sunday in the Mass, or receiving Holy America Urged To Recall bloody police State." that she set in motion the plan Communion at the Easter time or keeping the regu- of the Redemption, once she lations of fast and abstinence. No one commits a Normal Reaction gave her consent to Gabriel. Course That Made It Great Moreover, it was understood sin in not saying the beads, for such an omission This is a normal reaction for also that her mission in the violates no law. By J. J. GILBERT conversations. "If we don't non-Catholics, who if they think world did not end with her discuss Berlin, for example," about Mary at all confine her death and Assumption. Moreover, the Rosary can be said any- It is the American tradition to a place next to the shepherds the President said, "I would that certain things are right and and near the crib. They do not where, unlike most other devotions. Many peo- have difficulty in seeing why Mary's Role ple for years have made a practice of saying certain things are wrong, and see her in any other plans of we got together." God for the redemption of man. Mary's role, Catholics more the beads on the way to work, or grouped we do not flinch at supporting than a thousand years ago re- the right, even though it be a It is probably necessary to The other brief references to about the table after the evening meal, or in her in the Gospels more or less alized well, was to continue to difficult thing to do. the quiet of the Church in the afternoon or take such important matters-,as include her among a crowd defeat Satan and to repeat her This is a lesson of history our relations with Soviet Russia present. After the Ascension, victory in each follower of evening or even while walking along the street. Christ. She was to be involved Obviously God means it to be the prayer that that needs to be kept in mind step by step. But it is impos- in their mind Mary disappears if any real good is to come sible to see how any real settle- completely. in the battle of evil that was to can be said anywhere at a moment's notice. be fought in the world until of the exchange of visits be- ment can be arrived at with the Catholic belief, on the con- the end of time. She was to tween President Eisenhower •USSR if its history-of aggres- Another truly unique feature of the beads is and Premier Khrushchev. trary, assigns a role to the turn her superior powers, by the fact that it is suited to the minds and tem- There is danger that it might sion and enslavement in other Mother of Christ which seems the will of God, to the struggle peraments of all Catholics. It is part of the daily be lost sight of in a sort of countries is ignored. Maybe amazingly more active after against the powers of darkness. emotional spree. this and similar matters cannot her Assumption into heaven spiritual activity of cloistered nuns and monks, and Hence in those centuries be discussed now, but they will than before. is used with as much conviction every day by the The great volume of press sto- when she was inspiring gifted have to be faced sooner or working man who realizes Sunday Mass repre- ries and editorials that herald- Historians, no matter what artists to produce works hail- sents the minimum of his prayer effort. The sinner ed Mr. Khrushchev's coming to later. their religious convictions, can- ed today as the finest mas- not ignore the testimony terpieces, she was also known ready to return to the Church searches in the our shore cautioned Americans Mr. Khrushchev has not not to expect too much; warned of Christian history which everywhere as the heresy drawer for the beads, while the scholar and the missed an opportunity while smasher. When the Albigen- that he is "different" from us; here to make it plain that he credits Our Lady with profound saint who see further than others find they can reminded that, after all, Presi- influence on individuals and na- sian errors were swinging is an avowed communist, to hundreds of thousands of peo- never exhaust the depths of the Rosary. dent Eisenhower had invited plump for the communist way tions throughout the centuries. ple from the religion of her him; advised that the "cold" of doing things, and to pre- And whoever realizes this is 1 Son, she taught Dominic the If the Rosary has not found a daily place in war could turn "hot " either by dict that they will surpass us not at all surprised then to find our life, we are out of step with the Church which design or by accident; said that in time. He tried to explain that in the 20th century the rosary as a means '' com- has done all possible to convince us of its- im- anything should be tried that that when he said he would Mother of Christ has been dele- batting the evil. A > iifip—- . portance. might deflect open conflict. "bury" us he did not mean gated by God to help spread practical remedy —but a physical interment, but that the Kingdom of her Son. successful one. "" This was all well and good, communism would .be "victo- of course, but it contained the rious." danger that if Mr. Khrushchev The Diocese of Miami Each One To His Own Job did not commit a really seri- Mr. Khrushchev has steadily ous blunder — and it was not Weekly Publication A strong intimation came this week from Pope John XXIII argued for what he believes in. expected that he would. — a Embracing Florida's IS South- that he would like each one of us to get on with his own We must stand by what we ern Counties; Broward, Char- great wave of relief would roll lotte, Collier. Dade, De Soto work and allow the rest to do the same. Perhaps further de- believe in and what has made ;]ades, Hardee, Hendry, High- over the American people, and ands, Indian River, Lee, Martin, tails in his plan for priests and laity alike will come soon in the real issue might be lost us great. .VIonroe Okeechobee, Palm VOICE Beach. St. Lueie. his promised statement on the apostolate of the laity. sight of. Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 Last week he disbanded the priest-worker movement in The Red Premier met with 25 Advertising and Circulation. PLaza 4-2561 France. Let the priests jet back to being priests and let the U. S. Senators at the Capitol ' 40 Hours laymen do the work of laymen. If segments of the laboring here and afterward press re- THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. class are seemingly lost to the Church, the way to make that ports quoted at least some of Devotion The Most ReY. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President lamentable situation only a temporary one is not to laicize our lawmakers as being strong- According to a schedule an- the priest. Only laymen can do laymen's work; only priests can ly impressed by him. At the nounced by the Chancery, Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor do the work of priests. same time, it was stated that Forty Hours Devotion will be Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant when the solons sought to ques- observed in the following par- Father James J. Walsh , .... Editorial Cor int Extraordinary means may be needed to revitalize society tion him about communist ag- and make it Christian again, but "extraordinary" doesn't imply ishes: i " ~ y ' gression in Laos and elsewhere, John J. Ward Editor putting square pegs in round holes. Priests have their work cut he avoided answering by say- Sept. 27 Rosarian Academy, Charles Shreiner n i Assistant Editor out for them; offering the Sacrifice of the Mass, teaching the ing that he and President Eisen- West Palm Beach George H. Monahan t News Editor. doctrines of Christ, administering the Sacraments. Bringing Christ hower had agreed not to discuss Marjorie L. Fillyaw ....' Women's Editor into the market-place, living and professing Him in such a way the problems of any third coun- Oct. 2 St. Francis Hospital, William P. Dale Bnsin-°s Manager that fellow-workers will be impressed, that's the job, the Holy try. ~ Miami Beach Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager Father seems to indicate, of Catholic laymen. 11 St. lawrence, North Second-class postage paid , at Miami, Florida President Eisenhower quick- Miami Beach Subscription rates: $5 a year; single copy 15 cents. Zealous, spiritual and learned priests working with dedicated, ly rejected the idea that he Published every Thursday at 630) Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida. holy and intelligent laymen — each doing his own job — that's 18 Little Flower, Coral Address all mail to P.O. Box 52-684. Miami 52, Florida. and Mr. Khrushchev had rul- Member Catholic Press Association. National Catholic Welfare Confer- the unbeatable combination! The sooner we realize that, the Gables ence News Service. ed out the mention or discus- News items intended for publication must be received by Friday noon, sooner we can forget about Mr. K.'s plans for our future. sion of other countries in their 25 St. Margaret, Clewiston prior to following week's edition. SUM AND SUBSTANCE The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Page 7 How Best AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK' To Anglican Drift To Rome? By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN conclude that a nationwide up with the Catholics. He also trend towards Roman Catholi- said that the moral code of The front-page headline of the Vote? cism is discernible in England. Catholicism is too stiff for the New York Times for Sept. 12 There is undoubtedly a great ordinary Englishman. By JOSEPH BREIG said: "Drift to Rome Seen in amount of uneasiness in Angli- Anglican Clergy." The news ac- 'Modernist' View Any citizen who really be- can circles since the merger count stated that The Church of w The more intelligent British lieved that it would be impos- with the Church of South India England Newspaper in London are inclined to take a "modern- sible for a Catholic, because he but the prospects of a large- was a Catholic, to be a good had deplored in its Sept. 11 is- ist" view of Christianity. That scale movement Romewards U.S. president would, of course, sue a distinct trend towards is, they feel that somehow or- are rather dim. aveto cast his ballot against a Roman Catholicism on the part .ganized Christianity and tradi- ~~ candidate — no matter of certain Anglican clerics. The A small group of pro- tional teachings have meaning e candidate's qualifica- trend was highlighted by a re- Catholic churchmen will prob- but only in a symbolic sense. tions. cent incident in which the An- ably join the Catholic Church Over and above these dreamily religious thinkers there is a Otherwise, the citizen would glican Bishop of Southwark had but I don't think this will ex- dismissed an Anglican priest ert a very great influence on group of vocal intellectuals who be violating his conscience dismiss Christianity as a myth and closed his church because the main body of Anglicans, and voting against his convic- or fairy tale. tions concerning the best in- he was using Roman Catholic " especially the Anglican laity. terests of his country. rites. For the religious state of Eng- In short, I don't think there land is somewhat similar to the will be any immediate exodus Conversely, any citizen who The Anglican paper went on condition of religion in the Unit- from Anglicanism to Catholi- really believed that any Cath- to say that Roman rites were ed States. The country is be- cism in England and as for olic, because he was a Catholic, being practiced in a number of coming secularized, and at a Anglicans in America, the would inevitably make the best Anglican churches in England faster pace than is true of the stirrings of conversion will be possible president, would have and that even Anglican bishops United States. Witness the at- even fainter.^jFew Anglicans to vote that way. were attending them. The news- tempt sometime ago to dises- today seem to be disturbed in paper claimed that the clerics Otherwise, he too would be tablish the Church of England. conscience as Newman was. who lean towards Rome are violating his conscience and This was a symbol of religion's They hold, for a pure and only a small minority but "it acting against his convictions waning influence in England." primitive Catholicism but re- NC about America's best interest. is time that their bluff was call- ject the Council of Trent and "We're the four church members who made the reser^ ed and that they were asked to Some few years after the end subsequent developments in vation!" * * * conform or to leave for a more of the second World War, Bede the Church. QUESTION CORNER ^ TROUBLE IS that in congenial home." A few days Griffiths; O.S.B. was asked each of these cases — and in before this news item appeared, about the possible conversion of Theirs is a concept of the one as much as the other — Time Magazine mentioned that England but he was not very Church that seems static to us May A Catholic Donate the citizen would be acting on a Pope John had recently sent his optimistic. who hold for a living, dynam- grossly mistaken judgment, due set of four breviaries to an An- ic Church that develops as the to misinformation, or bad logic, glican cleric. He is himself a convert but acorn - develops into the oak. His Body To Science? or bad theology, or confused pa- he felt that there was still too Many of them are Christians of triotism — or all four. Straws In Wind? much suspicion of Rome and devout and holy life and when, Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrick Incidents such as these are too much hostility to Irish and in God's good time, the day of I have long intended to donate my eye§ to some It is a happy circumstance, dramatic but I don't think they Spanish Catholicism to permit reunion arrives we will welcome blind person after my death. Is this allowed? If so, how therefore, that the discussion are really "straws in the wind." the average Englishman to' them aboard Peter's boat with about the possibility of a do I go about having such a thing done? My son has They are not enough to make us think seriously about joining open arms. Catholic in the White House said that he wants to go further and donate his entire gives all of us an opportunity body to science. Is this allowed? to rethink the basic principles It's not only allowed but it's MAKING MARRIAGE CLICK cal science and the training of of good citizenship and right- a highly commendable gift you minded voting. make to your fellow-man. How future physicians demand a de- tailed knowledge of the human Let us suppose, for the sake much like Christ you will- be, of this rethinking, that a Cath- No Rule Fits Every Child Who also gave sight to the body, and that cadavers are olic has been nominated. blind. needed for study. ~ Immediately I, as a citizen By lar temperament to society. with his blocks or typing strings Several years ago Pope Pius "What we have just said and a Catholic, must address Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc Brothers/ sisters and friends successfully. XII spoke about this in an ad- does not forbid this. A person myself to the task of deciding "I am a mother and believe who challenge a child help him Parents often destroy their dress he gave to a group of can pursue this legitimate ob- whether I will vote for the Cath- to do this. If he is sometimes own authority by incessant ord- eye specialists, following the jective while fully accepting olic or for his opponent, who is in simple recipes such as: ers, details, threats, quarrels, news that Italian priest, what we have just said (about (let us say) a Presbyterian of 'parenthood is give-and-take- challenged beyond his Capacity, criticism, 'hysteria. But to al- Father Carlo Gnocchi, had be- the dignity of the body.) great worth. not all give.' I also often say parents can reassure and en- low a child to annoy you a doz- queathed his eyes before somewhat jokingly that during courage him with their affec- "It also follows from this that * * • the first 10 years of my en times in your work without death to two blind youths. tion. But beware that interven- real correction is to create a a person may will to dispose of MY FIRST DUTY is to put child's life I had to say 'no' He told' the doctors present his body and to destine it to tion is not interference. capricious despot. out of my mind everything that constantly to keep him from that the transplanting of the ends that are useful, morally might warp my judgment. May- killing himself; now in the Character then is tempera- To tell a child that he is "no cornea, a special part of the irreproachable and even noble be in my boyhood a Presbyter- next 10 years of his life, I ment plus. It is a habit of con- good," or "not as smart as his front of the eye, was perfectly (among them the desire to aid ian lad punched my nose. (May- have to say 'yes' to keep him duct which we acquire towards brother" often makes him timid licit, but that they should per- the sick and the suffering). be/ 'Mng; it really happened!) from killing me. Really, par- God, our neighbor and our- and may actually make him form the operation with great wn "One may make a decision of M kn° some enthood is not complicated. selves. It is something added feel inferior. When a child is discretion and prudence. this nature with full realization who seemed un- Am sure you agree." Mrs. on to temperament. One has a told he is not loved or that the EYE BANK sociable and censorious. W. S. good character if he does the police will be called it may of the reverence which is due The operation, you know, it ... This decision should not No matter; such considera- right thing at the right time furnish temporary quiet but may needs to be performed very • * * be condemned, but positively tions are irrelevant, unworthy ' whether he feels like it or not. also make him a distrustful soon after death. The eye can justified." and irrational. I am not being We would agree more with character. be preserved from about 48 The character of parents is PUBLIC AUTHORITY asked to vote for or against you if you said that parenthood to 60 hours after its removal. still the greatest known earth- Many parents do not realize Presbyterians generally or the is as complicated as life. There Positive results, we understand, Let no one, however, interpret ly influence in a child's life. the prestige they automatical- Presbyterian Church. My job is no rule that fits every tfhild. are not guaranteed. the Holy Father's words so as is to look at the particular Every one is born with a differ- If parents are touchy and ly have as parents. Even the to give physicians an open Presbyterian who is up for ent temperament. Each is born querulous, or warm and joy- "child of an alcoholic or crimi- Perhaps our readers can tell sesame to treat a corpse in any president, and judge his can- more or less active, quick, emo- ful, those traits will be mark- nal still enshrines his parents us where the nearest eye-bank manner they choose. didacy by what he is and tional, thin, fat, weak; strong. ed somehow on the character within him, though he contin- is. Probably your physician will what policies he favors. It is not, therefore, reasonable of their children. ues to suffer in the confusion be able to get this information "It belongs to public author- to punish a child because he is of condemning and still vene- for you. ity," the Pope said, "to lay Every child starts life with a rating. down certain regulations. But Equally, I have no right to nervous, afraid, or sensitive just The Eye-Bank for Sight Re- leap to the conclusion that the tremendous assignment. He even public authority may not as he would not be punished for To summarize: parents must storation in New York stated Catholic candidate, because he must adjust to new tempera- act arbitrarily. There are le- being only five feet tall. first teach a child how to face recently that in its first 11 years is a Catholic, will make a bet- tures, to electric light glares. gal regulations to which one reality, then how to accept re- ter nresident. Above all, I do He must learn to see, to under- 7000 persons who were blinded can raise serious objections. To punish a child for an in- sponsibility. A ^Chicago psychol- no/ ve. the faintest right to • stand, to sit down, to stand up, from corneal defects wese born trait is only to add to ogist expands this further: "It is necessary to take into votTjgjjr him without caring to walk, to speak, to reason, to aided. his nervousness and fear. To avoid favoritism, set realistic consideration the rights and du- whether he will better serve the use his free will. He is battling demand, for instance, that a goals, expect only the possible, Before you make any definite country. failure at every turn and needs ties of those whose obligation it high strung child sit hour by parental support. And it is compare a child only with him- plans or get yolir heart set,'on is to assume responsibility for hour reading books is almost * * * more important that he learn self, not with another, do not giving your eyes away, see your the body of the deceased. And inhuman. He needs to run and NO; IT IS MY moral duty— to walk than to stay clean, to be dominating, do not impose physician. finally the demands' of natural play and spend himself. Not command his muscles than to your ambitions and hobbies, do POPE'S ^COMMENTS and my conscience tells me so that some traits cannot be morality, which forbid us to — to examine as best I may eat like an adult. To over- not be upset by what your Regarding your son's desire consider and treat the body of changed. This is a special hasten his walking may retard neighbor's children accomplish, the records of the two men; to study in itself. to give his entire body to medi- a human being merely as a listen to their speeches; to in- him in other ways. He is learn- do not remind yourself that cal science, the Pope in the thing, or as the body of an ani-' quire into their integrity and All must learn where it is ing courage and perserverance your children have it easier same talk had this to say: mal, must at all times be duly than you had it in your day. (Continued on Page 19) possible, to adjust their particu- even when building little towers "It is equally true that medi- respected." 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Moon Shot Must Unite Mar Cautions Vatican City Radk VATICAN CITY (NC) — Vatican Radio urged the world to cultivate "modesty" in commenting on man's successful moon IN THE 12th CENTURY, probe. Alfonso VII, King of Leon, Castile and Galicia success- In a commentary on the Soviet Union's feat in sending Lunik Father Lucien Bouchard, O.M.I., of Attleboro, Mass., fully flrove ihe Moors from Open* Daily and Sunday • II to the moon, it said that "the conquests of man must unite says that Catholics at his mis- his kingdom. In gratitude 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. him, not divide him; they must promote peace, not war." sion in Sam Neua, northern to God, he founded, in 1141, Guided Tours in English the MONASTERIO de SAN The radio station commenta- Laos, need priests more than and Spanish right choice "is already a guar- ever now that guerrilla war- BERNARDO de SACRA- The new Papal Nuncio to Ire- tor said: MENIA in an isolated valley land, Most Rev. Antonio. Ri- antee of peace, a certainty of fare is' raging 18 miles away. in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian beri, is pictured arriving at "Faith does not fear discov- future joy." Father Bouchard, a three-year Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten Dublin Airport from Rome. eries; it nourishes them. More- veteran in Laos, has been in Sam Neua one year. He and until 1925 when discovered and purchased by Wm. Randolph He was formerly inter-nuncio over, Lunik II is a light along • • • to Nationalist China and serv- four French priests, who com- Hearst. Disassembled and shipped to America, this Roman- the way — a little light." Blind*Girl Writes esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. ed in the Dublin Nunciature prise the Catholic mission, Essay On Death-Bed make weekly trips to tribal Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a from 1929 to 1934. (NC Pho- Referring to what it indicat- towns in the Sam Neua area. New York warehouse until 1951 when the Monastery was pur- tos) ed have been extravagant COLOMBO, Ceylon — Feli- (NC Photos) chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida claims and boasts made by cite Pereira, 17, dictated a where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all its the press of the world con- prize-winning essay from her majestic, medieval splendor. cerning the achievement, the death-bed. Blind from an ill- Apostolic Delegate to Indock .> North American commentator said: ness, almost entirely paralyzed The appointment of the 51-year- BRING YOUR CAMERA and in severe pain, Miss Per- old prelate — one of the few College Rector "We smiie when looking back eira still wanted to enter the papal diplomats who speaks One Block West of over the literature of the past national journalism contest Russian — came a month after Now Archbishop century, drunken with its scien- sponsored by Ceylon's Catholic the Apostolic Delegation to In- Biscayne Boulevard at 167th Street tific discoveries. Perhaps' pos- VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope press. She dictated her entry dochina was forced to close by S or K Miami Beach bus-connects with Haulover Beach bus, terity will smile at us on read- to her mother, who spent the the communist regime in north- John XXIII has named Bishop ing the comments of the daily direct to entrance. Martin J. O'Connor, rector of days at her bedside. The essay ern Vietnam. press . . . There must arise the the North American College in was a written tribute to Our course of modesty, a sense of • • • Rome, as titular Archbishop of Lady. It won a prize of $64. v CHILDREN ADULTS Laodicea in Syria. limit." Spanish Bishops View Asserting that there are still Latin American Ills 6 to 12... 75c $1.25 The honor came for the. 59- very many things of which MADRID (NC) — Marcello year-old American-born prelate Philippine Attorneys Cardinal Mimmi, president of as the North American College man remains ignorant, the commentator said that the Pledge Decency Drive the Pontifical Commission for was preparing to celebrate its Latin America, will discuss the world's initial reaction to the MANILA — The Catholic Law- 100th anniversary next .month apostolate on that continent with feat represents "a partial vi- yers Guild of the Philippines when Pope John is expected to the Spanish Hierarchy on Sep- sion" of the significance of the has pledged to campaign visit the college. tember 27 here. The Spanish accomplishment. He then stat- against indecency in all its Bishops' Committee for Latin A former priest of the Scran- ed that such achievements forms. The lawyers also sup- American Priestly Cooperation ton diocese, Archbishop O'Con- must unite man and make for ported the present arrangement has sent 340 priests from 52 nor v;as named Auxiliary of. the peace. of religious instruction in pub- See in 1943. He was appointed ^Spanish dioceses to Latin Amer- lic schools and agreed that the CHOICE rector of the North American In conclusion the commenta- ica during its 10 years of ex- slogan, "Separation of Church College in November of 1946. He tor said that man is faced with istence to help solve that conti- and State," is not applicable also serves as president of the a choice in how to use the nent's clergy shortage. Vatican's Pontifical Commission knowledge he has gained of to all aspects of social life for Cinema, Radio and Televi- God's wonders, and therefore since members of the church • • * sion. an honest effort in making the are also citizens of the State. Cuban Cardinal Sees They said priests are not pre- Pontiff In Audience vented from trying to persuade CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy others to vote for a particular (NO — Archbishop Enrique candidate when they believe Perez Serantes of Santiago, Cu- the administration of the coun- ba, an early supporter 'he_^ OFFICERS try will be vitally affected. WILLIAM O'NEIL revolutionary movement',, _vre-~^ CHAIRMAN mier Fidel Castro, Was re- CHARLES H. ALCOCK * * * PRESIDENT ceived in audience by Pope MICHAEL O. O'NEIL Prelate Appointed John XXIII. North American FIRST VICE PRESIDENT bishops received by the Pope ~ NORMAN W. LEWIS To Indochina Post in the course of ad limina vis- EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT VATICAN CITY — The Holy its included Bishop George J. See has named Msgr. Mario Rehring of Toledo and Coadju- THE Brin% to succeed ailing Arch- tor Bishop Percival Caza of bishop John Dooley, S.S.C., as Valleyfield, Que.

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Co-existing With Reds Seen 'Like Living With Alligator' ^T ^i By FRANK KELLY BUFFALO, N. Y. (NO — "The free world trying to co-exist with communism is like a human being trying to live in the same stream with an alligator," Archbishop Joseph F. Gawlina, spiritual I really feel like "somebody" leader of the Polish people in exile, declared here. "Communism and freedom just can't exist together," he said. at my neighborhood bank Barred from returning to his homeland by the Polish Reds, Archbishop Gawlina has his headquarters in Rome, where has granted a full court hear- he continues his fight against ing, with seven judges on the communism. He said there is bench, to five Kansas City news no immediate hope for total dealers convicted of violating freedom in his native land. the state's obscenity statute. The conviction was upheld by ''Poland has suffered terri- the second division of the state bly over the past 20 years high court in July. As a result first under the persecution of of the new action, the case will Hitler and then at the hands ,be put on the January docket ;t Russia," he said. of the full court. Another mo^ tion of the news dealers for a :""l 5ur will to fight suppres- rehearing before the second di- sion has not flagged, but vision, which includes three "^ the Polish people saw what hap- judges, was denied. *** pened in Hungary when those people revolted against their . • * * communist oppressors. It would be suicidal to try the same Chicago Students Face thing in Poland, since there is 'Stiffer' Report Cards >• A no guarantee of help from the CHICAGO — Things are go- free world. ing to be much tougher for the "We lost six million fight- 60,000 pupils in the 7th and 8th ing oppression in the past 20 grades of Catholic schools here. years. We can't afford to lose A new type of report card has anymore," Archbishop been worked out for the two Gawlina said. grades in the 425 elementary schools of the archdiocese. It The Archbishop said that will be based on four specific Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, objectives: effort, conduct, Primate of Poland, is. actual- homework and school spirit. ly walking a political tight- Students will be required to do rope. at least one hour of homework each school day. "The CardinaLis a tremen- •i. dous spiritual leader who owes * * • his freedom from prison due to Nun-Physician Cited .. * : the will of the people," Archbi- shop Gawlina said. "But, be- For Work In Surgery cause of the communist regime, CHICAGO — Mother Anna he has to be careful in every- Marie Dengel, Superior General thing he does." of the Medical Mission Sisters, When my friends tell me that sometimes ; . • has been named an honorary The Archbishop warned fellow of the International Col- Wherever you live, they feel like strangers at their bank, Americans that the aim of com- lege of Surgeons. First woman / Southwest.Qskr*£A*/M»o£ siorx Northwest,7V7v-i» enjoy... \ I just can't understand. It's so different here. munism is steadfast and never ever to receive the honor, she Nothing cold, or reserved, or stand-offish. really changes from its goal of is a member of the British, Med- BIG BANK ' \ It's a mighty pleasant feeling to deal with a bank domination. ical Association and the recipi- SERVICE WITH / ent of many honorary titles and where the officers and tellers .^. * * * awards. The Medical Mission- \ NEIGHBORHOOD / are always glad to see you, Jewish Banker Given aries have a motherhouse in Rome and an American mother- CONVENIENCE always ready to offer a helping hand, or advice, Medal By Pope John house in Philadelphia. They con- or a loan whenever it's needed. DALLAS, Tex. — A Jewish duct hospitals and medical centers in India, Pakistan, Ghana, banker has received the If you have been experiencing "impersonal" banking, Church's Benemerenti Medal Venezuela and the United from Pope John XXIII. Fred F. States. try my neighborhood bank Florence, of the Republic Na- • * • — you'll appreciate the difference. . tional Bank, received the award, which is given to "one who Dog Trails Best Friend And remember, you get 3% interest per annum, merits especially well with re- To Guatemalan Mission paid 4 times a year, on insured savings accounts. gard to affairs of the Church." ST. BENEDICT, La. — Ben- v Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of edictine Brother Louis Gian- Dallas-Fort Worth presented the grossi, formerly of St. Joseph's medal and praised Mr. Florence abbey here, and his dog, Bob, for "generous cooperation with have been reunited in Guate- our Catholic educational and mala. In November, Brother o! -table and welfare activi- Giangrossi went with four Bene- ^ A Mr. Florence is chair- dictines to establish a mission maffTjf the lay advisory board in Guatemala. He was forced to COMMERCIAL MERCHANTS of St. Paul Hospital, a Dallas leave his dog behind with rela- BANK OF MIAMI BANK OF MIAMI Catholic institution. tives. But the "mutt" ran away from home for seven months 6O15 N. W. 7th AVENUE In EDISON CENTER 9SO RED ROAD (S. W. 57th Avo. near tho Trail) • * • and finally turned up at St. State Court Upholds Joseph's abbey again. The rela- HOKE T. MAROON, President tives finally sent the dog by Ruling On Obscenity plane to Guatemala where the JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — "mutt"" and the Brother had a H A N © The Missouri Supreme Court happy reunion. Page 10 The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Vatican Ends Priest-Worker PLANTS IN 6 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Experiment SERVE YOU SPEEDILY PARIS (NO — The Holy See has directed the French Bishops to wind up the priest-worker experiment and have laymen take inn im over the job of bringing Christ to the factories and homes of CONCRETE BLOCK the de-Christianized working • TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE class. • ROCK — SAND • PLASTERER'S SUPPLIES The directive was contained in a letter from the Sacred • PRECAST-PRESTRESSED STRUCTURAL CONCRETE Congregation of the Holy You'll Find Us in The "Yellow Pages" fice to Maurice Cardinal » - in, Archbishop of Paris and president of the priests of the worker mission. The priest-worker experiment was started at the end of World War II under the leadership of FRIGIDAIRE the late Cardinal Suhard of Paris. Its aim was to win the WASHER- During an audience with Pope-John XXIII in Castelgandolfo, officials of the American largely de-Christianized French working class back to the $ Catholic Bishops' overseas relief agency heard words of praise from the Pontiff for the bRYER Church. 299" United States and its people for aid given to stricken countries throughout the world since TlfE PAIR wifh Trade Priest-workers: took jobs in World War II. Pictured with the Pope are (from left): Father Fabian Flynn, C.P., of COMBINATION ... ' factories, wore workers' s Boston, mission director in Austria for Catholic Relief Services; Msgr. Edward B. Swan- clothes and lived in working strom, of New York, executive director, C.R.S.; Msgr. Andrew P. Landi, C.R.S. mission class districts in an effort to director in Italy, and Edward M. Kinney, director of purchasing and shipping. (NC Photos) reach the workers and over- 1960 come their •traditional distrust of the Church and priests. styling, In the experiment's first dt..-• features ACADEMY Ceremonies To Mark Date ade many difficulties became evident and it was severely and OF THE criticized. Most of the criticism Of Pope Johns Coronation involved charges that priest- ASSUMPTION workers' efforts to win the quality .. attended by the Cardinals resi- 1517 Bricked Ave. VATICAN CITY (NC ) — The working class had driven them first anniversaries of the elec- dent in Rome, the archbishops, too close to communism. FR 9-3323 • Miami, Florida tion and coronation of Pope bishops and pontifical court offi- RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL John will be commemorated cials who are attached to the In 1954 the experiment was both in Rome and throughout Pope's household. The full corps curtailed. Priest workers FOR GIRLS the world with special prayers, . of diplomats attached to the were forbidden to join labor Elementary and Secondary ceremonies and public observ- Holy See will attend. unions or to work at manual COLLEGE PREPARATORY ances. labor jobs for more than three There is no special Mass hours a day. They were also AND GENERAL COURSES On the anniversary of the celebrated on the day of coro- required to become attached Pope's election, Oct. 28, all Conducted by nation because the day of his to a parish or a community of Catholic priests may celebrate a election marks the first day of priests. THE RELIGIOUS OF THE special votive Mass in which 249 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE CORAL GABLES his papacy. However, by cus- ASSUMPTION parts of the Proper are specific- tom his reign is always marked A majority of the nation's ap- PHONE HI 4-6541 ally recited for the Pope and on the day of his coronation. proximately 100 priest-workers" which use his name. Thus, although Pope John was obeyed the 1954 orders restrict- While no special ceremonies elected, on Oct. 28, 1958, his reign ing their activities, but some are anticipated in the Vatican dates for tradition's sake from continued at their jobs full time. on the anniversary date of the Nov. 4. Pope's election, the anniversary In its new letter the Holy On the anniversary of the Office pointed out that taking of his coronation, Nov. 4, will coronation, the "Feast of the be observed with a solemn jobs in factories exposes Pope" is celebrated with litur- priests to a materialistic* at- ceremony to be held in the pres- gtcal ceremonies and public ence of the Pontiff. It will be mosphere that is harmful to meetings in many nations of the their priestly life and leads world. Representatives of the to involvement in the class Holy See in various nations give struggle. receptions to which are invited civil and religious leaders, simi- The Holy Office suggested lar to the American diplomatic that one or more secular ti- MIAMI'S corps' traditional July 4 celebra- BIGGEST, tutes grouping both pries. ,.*3 Best Located tions. lay members should be estab- HOTEL . . . lished to bring the Gospel to the workers. Lay members; Paintings Discovered would work in factories and be Vatican City — (NC) counseled and instructed by Workmen redecorating a room priest members. Through the in the Apostolic Palace next to contacts made by laymen, the the private library of Pope John letter said, the institute's have uncovered frescoes dating priests would be able to advise from the reign of Pope Paul workers on labor union matters You are cordially V (1605-1621). and other questions. invited to attend Superb facilities for luncheons, ITALY DEDICATED TO MARY

dinners, meetings and events. • • CATANIA, Italy —NC) — An estimated 150,000 persons Convenient to everything. Com- our Premiere Showing were present at the nationakEucharistic congress here as the pletely air conditioned. papal legate consecrated Italy to the Immaculate Heart of oi the The "MAC" COFFEE HOUSE Mary and Pope John XXIII broadcast an exhortation to Open Every Day - 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. votion to the Holy Eucharist. , ,- Speaking over Vatican Radio direct to this Sicilian city, NINETEEN SIXTY PONT I AC Ray Watson Pope John said that one

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I Diocese Of Miami Announves: «**. Its Second Program of New members received into the Holy Name Sept. 13. A full program of Catholic action Society of St. Mark's parish, Boynton Beach, activities in the Boynton Beach area is planned Marriage Instructions are shown following their reception on Sunday, by the organization, newest in the parish.

Dance Planned By Council — designed to cover preparation for, and successful living of MIAMI — Members of the married life ' Marian Council, Knights of, Co- Prayer Citing Jews, lumbus, will hold a square dance on Sept. 29 in the council hall. The council has also — for those contemplating marriage within the next six months scheduled a Columbus Day Moslems Changed and for those recently married dance to be held in Bay Front Auditorium on October 10. VATICAN CITY ^NC) — Pope er the Pontiff's order that in John XXIII has changed the the prayer for the o«- n To he conducted by Priests, Doctors and Lawyers competent in their part text of the Act of Consecration the Good Friday liturgy, the of the Human Race to the Sa- word "perfidious" be dropped of this field together with Catholic Laity who have made a success of their cred Heart so that direct refer- because of its derogatory im- marriage. ences to Jews and Moslems are plications. completely eliminated. The prayer Pope John has The same program of instructions will be given at three different places on A source at the Sacred now changed was prescribed by different dates enabling parties who might be unable to attend a particular Apostolic Penitentiary, the Pope Leo XIII in 1899, when he Vatican department with jur- consecrated all mankind to the instruction in their locality to receive that same instruction at another date isdiction over granting indul- Sacred Heart. in another place. " gences, said that the Pope WILL OPEN A ordered the change "out of The prayer is also known respect" toward the other re- as the Consecration of the Hu- Places where a program of Instruction will be given: CHECKING ACCOUNT ligions. man Race to Christ the King, At the same time it Was point- as it is recited on the feast South Dade Deanery ... 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Most sweet Jesus, Redeemer THE COST OF THIS of the human race look down Announcement of the Pope's upon us humbly prostrate before FLAUES AJMJ DA 1ES SERVICE IS $1.00 PER decision came six months aft- Thy altar. We are Thine, and (AH Instructions begin at 8 P.M.) MONTH FOR 7 ITEMS Thine we wish to be; but, to be more surely united with Thee, Watch For Opening In behold each one of us freely Little Flower . Cathedral Central AMERICAN NOVEMBER consecrates himself today to PROGRAM OF ' Auditorium Auditorium Catholic i Thy most Sacred He; Many NATIONAL BANK INSTRUCTIONS Coral Gables Miami Ft. Lauderdale ] CHINESE AND POLYNESIAN indeed have never kn^v.-.-.-TheeT' of NORTH MIAMI RESTAURANT many too, despising ihy pre- -" 1101 N. DIXIE HWY., LAKE WORTH cepts, have rejected Thee. Have 1. The Place of Marriage in God's N.E. 125th Street at mercy on them all, most merci- ful Jesus, and draw them to 10th Avenue Plan for Our Redemption Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 Thy Sacred Heart. 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PETERSBURG Grant, O Lord, to Thy Church assurance of freedom and im- munity from harm; give peace and order' to all nations, and VI. Happiness in the Home make the earth resound from pole to pole with one cry: VII. Christian Marriage Praise be to the divine Heart that wrought our salvation; to HI 8-6576 • CORAL GABLES It be glory and honor forever. Amen. Sr. Mary Brendan Tlife Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept: '25, 1959 Page Professes Vows FORT LAUDERDALE — Sis- ONE OF THE FASTEST SELLING HOME ter Mary Brendan, S.C.M.M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTH FLORIDA liam R. Burke of St. Anthony's COME SEE WHY! parish, was professed as a member of the Society of Cath- olic Medical Missionaries on Aug. 15 at Fox Chase, Phila- delphia, Pa. Graduated from Georgetown University School of Nursing in , Washington, B.C., with a B.S.N. degree, Sister Brendan entered the novitiate Nov. 4, 1955. H O M ES After a year's service as Di- 4800 N.W. 1st STREET— IN PARK EAST rector of Nursing Services at St. Vincent's Hospital in Phila- CITY OF PLANTATION delphia, she will be assigned to foreign missions for a period 5 FURNISHED MODELS $*>• Cf of six years. from: . . . 14,50I*»j3v 0 VETS —NO DOWN PAYMENT FHA —NO CLOSING COSTS St. Mary's Hospital, West Palm Beach, was the shown above. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll offici- John H. McGeary scene of graduation exercises last Saturday for ated at a low Mass celebrated in the chapel of DIRECTIONS: Take U.S. 1 or State Rd. 7 (U.S. 18 members of the hospital's, school of nursing, the hospital and conferred diplomas on nurses. BUILDER — DEVELOPER' 441) to Broward Blvd., turn west to 4800 block, 8340 H.E. iui kit. then north to Park East and Berkeley models. Miami 38, Florida Recipes TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. THE BIBLES Add Sparkle FAMILY - (Sift' , Inc. MEDALS THAT (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) MISSALS T>"€nacktime PRAYS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and PICTURES TOGETHER GREETING CARDS PRAYER BOOKS Attractive and appetizing reci- STAYS 127 N.E. 1st Ave. — Adjoining Gesu Church ROSARIES pes sent to us by a VOICE TOGETHER Miami 32, Florida — Since 1929 STATUARY reader in central Florida are in- expensive and easily prepared. CHEESE SOMBREROS (Hors D'Oeuvres) Slice % lb. processed Ameri- irs can cheese in thin pieces. Then cut into V/z or 2 in. rounds (with biscuit cutter). Butter rounds of • bread, cut with same cutter, FOR and cover each with a round of I960 cheese. BUICKS Mash scraps of remaining Ann Marie Borneman, West Palm Beach, member of the REAP cheese, season with a drop of graduating class of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing, kisses A BUMPER Worcestershire sauce, and shape the ring of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll during commencement at SHEEHAN'S! into cone-shaped crowns. Place exercises Saturday. CROP OF a cheese crown in center of each SAVINGS . • • • round, pressing down lightly. Strips of canned pimiento, for Nursing Diplomas Awarded hat bands, are then arranged To 18 At St. Mary Hospital 110 SHINY NEW BUICKS around each crown with ends Elizabeth Metzger, North Mi- crossed. WEST PALM BEACH — and DEMOS TO Nursing diplomas were con- ami, Mary Carol Fitzpatrick, FISH CHOWDER ferred on 18 students of St. Miami Shores; Constance And- CHOOSE FROM . . . Mary Hospital School of Nurs- rea Kissel, Lake Worth; Doro- Peel six medium size pota- ing by Bishop Coleman F. Car- thy May Wohlfarth, Hollywood; toes and dice. Combine with % roll last Saturday. Paddy Barbara Weatherford, Jb. of ked white fish, 1 to 2 Fort Pierce; Elizabeth Mary cups ^ acceding to taste, and Bishop Carroll was the cele- Antone, Jacksonville; Barbara brant of a Commencement Mass add 1" tablespoon finely chopped Ann Oelmiller, Orlando; Kath- in the chapel of the hospital leen Francis Ruhlin and Judith onions, a little chopped parsley which is staffed by the Sisters Fern Jones, St. Petersburg and and salt andft pepper to taste. of St. Francis. Judith Ann Pfeffer, Terre WE MUST Add two cups milk; cover Members of the graduating Haute, Ind. tightly and allow to simmer class are Ann Marie Borneman, Frances Jacklyn Feme, Sheila SELL 'EM OR about 20 minutes. Combine 2 GENERAL ELECTRIC Anne Hinnegan, Mary AnneMc- cups milk or 1 cup sweet cream 2-WAY RADIO Intosh, and Maurita Bernadine PLOW 'EM UNDER with one tablespoon flour and Equipment For All Ross, all of West'Palm Beach; one tablespoon melted butter or Types Of Businesses BEFORE THE NEW margarine. Add to mixture in Beatrice Alice Bradford and Pa- tricia Agnes Bradford, Miami Flagler Communication Associ. saucepan. Stir gently with fork ..P.O. Box 648. So. Miami 43, Fla... CROP ARRIVES to avoid breaking potato cubes Springs; Martha Ann and Mary MO 5-5741 until chowder boils. Serve with crackers. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WE ARE REALLY TRADING Get-Acquainted Dance _v School Group r — Get - Acquainted dance for members of St. Mich- ael's Home and School Associa- tion was held last Saturday in the school cafetorium. Music for the occasion was provided by a grant from the 2301 S.W. 8th Street —Miami- trust funds of the recording industries obtained through the cooperation of Local 655, A.F.M. Hi 4-1661 The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Page 14 'Spiritual Discipline1 Is Goal Of Retreats, Lay women Told BUFFALO, N. Y. (NO — Re- to herself, to the Church and to treats are not meant to be her country." "spiritual sedatives," but should "Unlike many millions in instead supply spiritual "disci- the world," he reminded 700 pline," delegates to the 11th na- delegates from all parts of the tional conference of the Nation- United States and Canada, al Laywomen's Retreat Move- "retreatants are not victims ment were told. of spiritual amnesia. They Bishop John J. Wright of know the answers to why and Pittsburgh, Episcopal Moder- whence and whither . . . Life and pipe the tempting, taste- ator of the movement, made to a retreatant is not filled satisfying lunches served at the this point in his keynote ad- with benumbing fear. The fu- leading Miami restaurant ... dress to the conference, in ture is' a prelude to eternal THEi which he emphasized that the union with God." joy which comes from holiness has nothing "sentimen- Bishop Eustace Smith, O.F.M., tal" about it. He described the Latin Rite Vicar Apostolic of Magnificat as "a battle cry to Beirut, Lebanon, declared that hard decisions, to difficult des- the Magnificat embodies the tinies." Blessed Virgin's "program of holiness." He said this program ROOM OF ''THE GOLDEN LIONS "As it was for Mary, so it starts with "the one thing nec- must be for us," he said. essary, the praise of almighty Another community of religious represented in arrival at Miami's International Airport. »"«NEw"' the Diocese of Miami and the southeast for Mother Mildred Doherty, Mother Gertrude Bishop Joseph A. Burke of God." the first time are the Sisters of the Congrega- Coleman, provincial, and Mother Annette Man- Buffalo told another session of Auxiliary Bishop Leo R. tion of Our Lady of the Retreat in the Cenacle tel were welcomed by Msgr. James F. Enright, BISCAYNE BLVD., 2nd to 3rd STS., MIAMI the meeting that the woman Smith of Buffalo told a youth of Mt. Kisco, N.Y. shown following their Miami Vicar for Religion. retreatant is "a great blessing session attended by 200 high school and college girls that Christ is the model of those AT OUR HOUSE a cook as the culinat\ FLOWERS AND GIFTS who make retreats. ever developed, on a par with the great Escoffier of Paris. He pointed out that through- CONTESSA'S out His life on earth, and es- From Sun To Sun, Dad Finds Mention of this, along with 17961 So. Dixie Highway ' Perrine, Florida pecially before important her special dishes, made Gin- Phone CE 5-7391 — Evenings MO 7-4050 events, Christ retired alone to ny rub her tummy. Yummy! pray, and this is the essence of Mom's Job Is Never Done a retreat. Mommie is also an A-number EDITOR'S NOTE: The following was written with- one housekeeper, a seamstress At the close of the conference, out the knowledge of Mary Tinley Daly, regular author — she has made all sorts of delegates adopted a series of of "At Our House". When she and the Head of the House girls' clothes — a good publi- resolutions. They pledged: to were ready to start on vacation it was a pleasant sur- city woman, for educational in- give their complete loyalty and prise to her to find she didn't have to write a column stitutions like the Catholic Uni- cooperation to Pope John XXIII; "this week." But she would blush if she knew the eon- versity, Trinity College, George- to continue to spread the re- tent of the "guest column." town Visitation — a disciplin- treat movement ^throughout the arian, helper with homework, a world, and to seek to make re- By JOHN DALY teacher of typing. She insists treats more available to persons "Mommie's tired, Daddy. Needs a rest." that each child take the typing in prisons. So said Markie after a meeting'of the junior board of directors, machine to heart at the age of eleven. Also, this little lady is CLAIRE OF MIAMI *•**••••••••§ adding: "We've decided you should write a substitute column for a supervisor, riding herd on the X Haute Couture . *•" her." hired help, if any; and an edito- % ORIGINAL * "What shall I write about?" rial advisor par excellence. % FASHIONS * "About six hundred words," Ginny piped up. Best of all, though, she is the X By Appointment *t* guardian of her family's health. X* 322 NE 108 St. — PL 1-7658 * "Listen, ladies . . . ." one," said Eileen coming Not long ago, meeting our Dear Mary said, "Daddy, through the door from Bristol, family physician, the beloved don't back away. Last year you Tennessee, bringing with her Dr. Gilbert Rude, I said, "Let Why Not wrote a column — remember — the little hillbilly — Mary Daly me thank you, doctor, for tak- Call about giving us this day our ing such good care of our fam- Brennan, 15 months — and ily." He smiled, said: "Don't DICK Daly bread?" Tony, Head of the House down thank me, thank God — and . That had been suggested by "thataway." Mrs. Daly. She's the best doctor DEHMORE I know in these parts." Johnnie, our Number One boy. "That's for sure," Pat said, for your - |_g As ;a little fellow he believed his following in Eileen's wake. True. Ever since ,4v- -JSrst "" AIRLINE & STEAMSHIP father should have been a baker "Our little mother is magnifi- child — there are, .seven instead of a newspaperman, — she has offered a helping Tickets & Reservations cent. No wonder she won the bread wagons proclaiming the Magnificat Medal." Pat, too, hand to mothers in the neighborhood; especially the nov- No Extra Charges had come to the family re-union Daly product. Instead, news ar- ices. Mommie came by her ticles appeared daily and Sun- along with her husband, Al Em- medical knowledge naturally. FOR ALL YOUR day. mons, our architect. The Tinleys, her folks out in TRAVEL NEEDS Iowa, had two physicians in "Certainly your mother is Mommie was out touring the supermarkets, in quest of gro- their midst — Dr. Mary and UNIVERSAL TOURS CORP. tired," I stalled. "Why Dr. Matt Tinley. They had a shouldn't she be? Worn-out. ceries. Her children, without 4222 Biscayne Blvd. knowing it, were helping write clinic. Their niece, Mary Tin- Look at all she does." the substitute column — At Our ley, got the knack by watch- FR 4-7659 Miami 32, Fla. "She is many persons in House: the real author; Mary ing experts. So, we have a Tinley Daly. doctor in the house. Batting ideas back and God bless Mary Tinley Daly, hardware - paints forth, the tribe — with the author of At Our House, keep- PAC/f/G help of Johnnie who came ing her as the source of inspi- roof trusses along with his troupe — en- ration for years to come, in dorsed these thoughts about* good health, so there '_ be their mother. She is, aside no substitute columns_»o?3i as Convenient from that role, about as good this. We want the original. Locations RETAIL DIVISION FORT LAUDERDALE ~a FLORIDA-FOREMOST WILTON MANORS DELRAY BEACH Phone: DAIRIES FR 4-2621 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF "Pacific Helped Me With My Home Fixin' and Potchin'" FRANK HOLT, Manager How We Learned To Pray The Family Rosary (Reprinted from The Ave Maria) something really worthwhile — By RUTH W. KEILLY something really big. We are reading J. Edgar Hoover's book, Masters Well, here it is: Try to of- of Deceit, and have been taken bjick by the vividly fer a family rosary each day. clear picture he draws of the workings of the Com- Don't be discouraged with the munist party in our America, and the imminent hurdles and pitfalls you will threat it is to our way of life. meet along the way, especially at the beginning of your At Fatima, Mary urged us to gathered together. At first we effort. Stay with it. Slowly, prayer and penance as an effec- tried kneeling ior it, but the as you go along, you will tive measure to obtain God's scraping of chairs as they got come to love this family pray- mercy and peace in the world. down, along with the scramble er. It will become a time of and squash of toddlers and special drawing together of She -aaxtjcularly wants us to all the events of the day, and growing children, a sly trip- pray rosary. We have been a lifting up of them to God offering a family rosary daily ping of one here, or nudge -through Mary. there, soon led us to "hold our for over 10 years now. As an act sitting position, just as we As the rhythmic prayer falls of thanksgiving and love for this were at the table, for the ro- from your lips, and you dwell great grace, and in the hope of sary. We do it that way still. on the mysteries of the rosary, leading others to "take the and the mystery of your own leap" and begin offering the To counteract distractions we life and the lives of those about rosary daily in their homes, decided to keep a "shrine," for you, your heart will gather the children to focus attention your family close. You will re- we'd like to tell/you about its on. The serving table seemed joice, for here is peace and evolution in our midst. the ideal spot — and we now fullness. You will know, in full- er measure than ever before, Early in our family life, have a whole series of large that we can never truly give when our brood numbered cardboard backdrops we thumb- •**«. God anything that He does not four or five little ones, we tack to the wall and change first give us to give, and then first tried the family rosary. with tKe months and special Recitation of the family rosary is a daily and two young daughters, Monica, 2 and return to us a hundredfold — Despite our best efforts we holy-days and seasons. During practice in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Therese, 4. Three other children, not pictured, pressed down and overflowing. found it was often noisy and Advent we place the empty Holewinski of Holy Family Parish, North are Miss Mary Ann Holewinski, a postulant at fuH of distractions. Hie chil- Christmas crib there, and in Miami, shown here with their son, Michael Mt. St. Joseph Novitiate, Neal and David. dren juare too little, we told the drawer a box of straw from W pathetic ears. Then we which — for each good deed or privilege has gone down the rosary .the telephone may ring special work — the child re- sins, save us from the fires of N. Miami Beach wo. . try it "just once more," line, resting in the youngest away and no one even notices it. hell. Lead all souls to Heaven, and the little ones would be ceives a single straw to place in current altar boy; the sixth now Now, we're often unconscious especially those who have most Plans Blood Drive good as gold, pious gremlins the crib to ready it for the In- with folded hands and down- fant. holds office! Here too, instead that it is ringing unless some need of Thy mercy." NORTH MIAMI BEACH — of earlier matches for this spe- cast eyes, and we'd be en- GENERAL THEMES bewildered first-time guest asks Often,, too, we add other Donations for the Community couraged and renewed in spir- On the feast of the Immacu- cial function, we now use tapers us whether we hear the phone special intentions: as the in- Blood Bank will be accepted it. Next night, however, would late Conception our Blessed of the same kind the altar boys ringing or is he hearing things. tentions of a birthday child or from donors from 8 a.m. to 2 find them all disorganized Mother's statue is clothed in a use in church. White the next as- feast day celebrant, or for a p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27 at the It is through the rosary that again and their poor parents -white satin cape. On Christmas sick friend, or a deceased Legion Hall, NE 159th St. and on the verge of exploding. pirant to candlelighter always we have become privileged, 21st Ave. morning the Infant is put in the looks eagerly ahead to the com- relative or friend, or for a "This isn't the way to pray," crib with ceremony. The Wise as few families are, to enjoy our full family meal and pray- special examination at school, Members of St. Lawrence my husband would soundly Men come forth on the feast of ing of his day to do the hon- state, "this is a disgrace!" er, with no interruption at all or work effort, or in thanks- parish, trophy winner during the Epiphany; January honors ors, the incumbent always sheds And Mother would lead's then from the world outside. In giving for little and big the last two drives, will partici- the Holy Infancy; February, the the privilege gracefully when sober line of little ones up to these times when families things, et cetera. At the close pate in the campaign for 300 their bath. Holy Trinity; March, St. the .time comes. have so little time alone to- of our rosary, in addition to pints of blood-. Joseph; April, the Holy Spirit, the Salve Regina and prayer In season we keep flowers gether, I consider this a very Benefits of the bank are STARS IN EYES and so on through the year. great grace. Our dinner hour to God, we have added our 'at the shrine — from spring own family prayer: "Dear- available to all residents of In truth we expected too much These are the general tulips and lilacs to the last is a family hour in a very North Miami Beach and donors special way, not just a time to est Mary: Please plead with from the children all at once. them e s: We have special. bloom of fall chrysanthemum. are entitled to receive blood for eat and run, but to enjoy each Thy divine Son for peace in All the time Mary, before whom shrines for St. Valentine's Often the children will bring themselves and their families other's company, and visit the world and peace in the we prayed, understood. She is Day, and Ash Wednesday; and flowers — shy violets or bold anywhere in the U.S. more their mother than we are for Holy Thursday we bring with those often neglected peo- home which is the unit of dandelions — and Mary loves society. Keep us ever a close and she understands them (and forth our only golden dish and, them all. Whenever flowers ple, the other members of our us!) far better than we do. She laden with wheat and grapes, own family! and happy, a loving and giv-' ADELPHI BUSINESS find their way into the house, ing family. Help us to know wants our family prayer, every place it at the shrine. On the choicest go before the and Dad always said grace before and love and serve God in night, on "good" nights and Good Friday all is large crucifix at our desk and TUTORING SCHOOL meals, and at the conclusion of this life and to find our way those not so good. Indeed who cleared away and a crucifix "Miami's Finest Finishing School" at the rosary shrine in the safely home to heaven. is to say which has the greater on a stand is placed between the meal he would assign one 37th Yeor—NEW YORK, MIAMI dining room. Amen." merit in the eyes of Mary and two blessed candles, and so of the children to offer the final Attendance Accepted her Son? At that time the fam- on through the year. In truth, There were other problems to grace. Ideally perhaps the hon- Dade Co. Bd. of Public Instruction ily rosary was all quite new to it is through the family ro- be met along the way too, not or should rest with the father, There is great need for pray- APPROVED FOR: the children, and to us. They sary, that the family has come the least of which was the tele- but in our house it has been ing the rosary. Mary has told - Veterans and Foreign Students - phone, shrill intruder on our mother who leads the family us that it is the chief instru- Please Consult Yellow Page 620 hadn't been born into it, as our to a closer dwelling on and Pnone Directory — Send far Literature later p'-'dren (and grandchil- living of the liturgy. early rosary efforts. It wasn't rosary. Some time early in our ment through which world long before we made a "rule." efforts, we decided that if, in- peace may be realized. As we 79th Street and Biscayne Blvd. SPECIAL PRIVILEGE live our little everyday lives No one answers the telephone stead of mother leading the en- - PL 1-7948 - Two-or three times we started We found that lighted candles during the rosary. There are no tire rosary, she stopped after we sometimes wish we could do — and faltered — and tried helped hold the children's atten- exceptions. Of course there the conclusion of the first mys- again. Then it lapsed for a long tion as we prayed. At first we were balks along the way to be- tery, and assigned each follow- time until one fine day our eld- varied the color of our candles gin with, but gradually the chil- ing mystery to one or the other est child, by this time a high according to the different feasts dren understood the rule was among the children who were ALL NEW HAWAIIAN school sophomore, came home and times: as white for the firm, and gradually, too, their old enough to lead, it would bet- with stars in her eyes and told Trinity and some of Mary's friends (and ours!) learned that ter hold their interest and at- us about the priest who was giv- feasts, green for St. Joseph, tention. It has worked out very we just did not answer the tele- .AND ing their annual retreat — how purple for Lent, red for the Sac- phone at that particular time. well. he urged the family rosary. In red Heart and Holy Spirit, blue LET PHONE RING PRAY FOR PEACE Open every day, 11 AM to 2 AM God's Providence, it was the for others of Mary's feasts, and enthusiasm and desire of this so on. Later we began to use Here the rosary spread its The children know the chief AMERICA'S ONLY AIR-CONDITIONED SIDEWALK CAFE teen-ager which set our family blessed candles at special aura of peace as we extended purpose of our prayer is for rosary in motion again, and this times, and on family feast days. our rule to forbid answering the world peace and at the conclu- BUFFET LUNCHEON sion of each mystery we say S time permanently. There were Gradually we found ourselves us- telephone all during the dinner EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY < ' ' times along the way when ing blessed candles all of the hour. From the initial grace to Our Lady of Fatima's prayer, again we wondered if it was time, as we do now. One of the the conclusion of the family "0 my Jesus, forgive us our All the Rpney's fine beverages plus worth it, but, by trial and error, good Dominican Sisters who and cb>«»fly by the grace of God, teach our children has given us EXOTIC POLYNESIAN DiitlSCS our f 7 rosary gradually as- two drip-proof tips for the tops 8 MONTHS TO PAY ...served in natural pineapple husks and virgin coconuts. sumed*»definite pattern. Grad- of our candles. When the older The ISLAND LUAU, South Seas Show "POLYNESIA" ually too, the peace of it spread NO FINANCE FEE — SAVE 20% ON and Dancing every evening, except Wednesday. at-home boys, now in college, • FIRE • HURRICANE to permeate the entire dinner saw these for the first time, PHONE JE1-6011 hour in a special way. No Obligation for Insurance Survey they commented with a grin, AUTO — PLATE GLASS — BURGLARY — LIABILITY "Reilly's chapel . . ." We decided that the best time for the family rosary When we began our family MASON FIRST, INC. would be after the evening rosary we had only one altar meal when the full family was boy in the family, and it was INSURANCE CONSULTANTS his very special privilege to rise SINCE 1922 The Voice, Miami, Fla. j c and light the candles at the con- LU 3-4415 Hollywood, Florida WA 2-2753 Fijiday, Sept. 25, 1959 .' P «lusjon of the family meal. This ' — " —"—'"""""^ THE 15 MYSTERIES OF THE HOLY ROSARY Joyful Sorrowful Glorious

THE ANNUNCIATION AGONY IN THE GARDEN THE RESURRECTION And when the angel had come to her, he said, "Hail, full of grace, the Lord is And his sweat became as drops of blood running down upon the ground. And rising with thee. Blessed art thou among women." — Luke 1, 28 He has risen, he is not here. Behold the place where they laid him. — Mark 16, 6 from prayer he came to the disciples, and found them sleeping.—Luke 22, 44-45

THE VISITATION SCOURGING AT THE PILLAR THE ASCENSION And Elizabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit, and cried out with a loud voice, Pilate, then, took Jesus and had him scourged. — John 19, 1 saying, "Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb!" — So then the Lord, after he had spoken to thsm, was taken up into heaven, and Luke 1, 41-42 sits at the right hand of God. — Mark 16, 19 a

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THE BIRTH OF CHRIST CROWNING WITH THORNS DESCENT OF THE HOLY GHOST And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, And they stripped him and put on him a scarlet cloak; and plaiting a crown of And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in foreign and laid him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn. — thorns, they put it on his head, and a reed into his right hand. — Matthew 27, 28-29 tongues, even as the Holy Spirit prompted them to speak. — Acts 2, 4 Luke 3, 7

THE PRESENTATION CARRYING OF THE CROSS THE ASSUMPTION And when, the days of he,r purification were fulfilled according to the Law of And bearing the cross for himself, he went forth to the place called the Skull, And a great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon Moses, they took him to Jerusalem to present him to the Lord. — Luke 2, 22-23 in Hebrew, Golgotha. — John 19, 17 was under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars. — Apocalypse 12,1

FINDING IN THE TEMPLE THE CRUCIFIXION THE CORONATION And it came to pass after three days, that they found him in the temple, sitting And Jesus cried out with a loud voice and said, "Father, into thy hands I Thou art the glory of Jerusalem'. . . the honor of our people ... the hand of the in the midst of the teachers, both listening to them and asking them questions. commend my spirit." And having said this, he, expired. — Luke 23, 46 Lord hath strengthened thee, and therefore thou shalt be blessed forever . . . Luke 2, 46 — Judith 15, 10-11 ie Voice, Miami, Fla. 1 O riday, Sept. 25, 1959 ' °

uccess of your endeavor are, am certain, shared by men good will everywhere." From the Queen of England ime "my warm congratula- ns on your election ..." meht before pull a cord beside And from Dr. Isaac Herzog, Part XIII their thrones, lowering the can- the Chief Rabbi of Israel, came opies above their heads as a the message: "I trust your no- sign that they were no longer ble and faithful belief in the his equals. Fifty canopies highest human values, revealed I Shall Be dropped. One remained, raised, in your devotion during the that of the Pope. days of the Nazi atrocities, will guide you in your new and im- Cardinal Tisserant spoke portant position . . ." Called John' again. "By what name shall you be called?" Protestant leaders likewise sent their congratulations and From: POPE JOHN XXIII: An Authoritative Biography by Zsolt "I shall be called John." Aradi, Msgr. James I. Tucek and James C. O'Neill. Copyright, best wishes and even the Pa- triarch Alexius, head of . the 1959, by Farrar, Strauss and Cudahy, Inc., Publishers. . In choosing the name John, the new Pope explained, he Russian Orthodox Church, is- The Dean of the Sacred Col- honored the memory of his sued a statement expressing lege of Cardinals walked to the "But I see in the votes of father whose name had been the hope that the new Pope front of the throne of Angelo my eminent brother Cardinals John, the memory of the would bend his efforts "toward Cardinal RoncaUi on the after- the sign of the will of God. church where he had been pacification of life and protest noon of October 28, 1958. Therefore, I accept the elec- baptized on the first day of against the use of atomic en- tion. I bow my head and bend his life, the memory of the ergy for military purposes." .'•flPo you accept the election my back to the yoke of the patron saint of the cathedral as Supreme Pontiff?" the cross." of the Bishop of Rome, St. World. Broadcast bearded Cardinal Tisserant John Lateran's. The day after his election, asked in Latin. Explains Name Pope John named Msgr. Dom- From that moment Angelo It also recalled that St. The 76-year-old Patriarch enico Tardini as Pro-Secretary RoncaUi was Pope. When he Mark, patron of Venice, had of Venice was lost in sober of State for the Holy See, thus uttered his "I accept" he had been known as John and the thought. He paused a mo- giving the Secretariate a full in that moment become the name invoked the memory ment and then responded: "I chief for the first time since successor of St. Peter. and veneration of the two Johns tremble and am afraid. My 1944. Shortly after, he made of the New Testament, St. John him Secretary of State and in poorness and nay littleness He looked up and saw his the Baptist and St. John the November, elevated him to the fill me with confusion. fellow Cardinals of the mo- Evangelist. College of Cardinals. White Skullcap On the same day he delivered After his election as Pope John XXIII, the new Pontiff is shown When he had finished, the a world-wide radio broadcast Pope rose and walked to the extending his blessing during a solemn procession. Congratula- from the Sistine Chapel and tions were received from dignitaries throughout the world. altar which had been raised in the theme was that of all tjie front of Michelangelo's great popes of recent times — peace. fresco depicting the Last Judg- of the papal coronation receiv- The Pope also gave instruc- ment. He knelt in prayer and The first days of the new ed the personal touch of the tions to the persons who sur- then seated himself on a throne pontificate were packed with new Pope. He shushed the cheer- rounded him that they were to work for Pope John. There prepared for the new Pope. ing crowds during the ceremon- were audiences, briefings on omit the practice of kneeling Msgr. Alberto di Jorio, Sec- all the offices and duties of ial burning of the flax — al- every time they came into his retary of the Conclave, knelt the Holy See, projects, future though one overjoyed Venetian presence. Once in the morning before him and offered him the plans of the major adminis- couldn't resist yelling "Venez- and once at night would suf- white skullcap of the Pope. The trative arms of the Church. ia!" when the rest of the thou- fice, he told his staff. Pope removed his scarlet skull- It was not an easy thing to sands in the Basilica had quiet-. cap and placed it on the head John XXIII also soon gave suddenly become a "pope. Pope ed. of the surprised Monsignor. evidence that he did not plan to John himself joked about this, sit inside the Vatican and let In that action, Pope John apologizing to several groups But the one surprise of the the world come to him. After XXIII indicated publicly his for lapsing into the personal day came when the new Pope taking possession of his cathed- intention of raising Msgr. Di "I" instead of using the tra- delivered a speech from his ral of St. John's he made visits Jorio to the rank of a cardin- ditional papal "We". throne during the Mass. While al at the next consistory. It his listeners failed to realize outside the Vatican walls to sev- was a gesture that had not He told an audience of 300 of the full import of his text, eral of the major universities and on Christmas Day he won been observed for more than the world's journalists that he Pope John foreshadowed his 50 years. was still in his "novitiate of the hearts of the Romans by call for an ecumenical coun- going to two of the city's hos- universal fatherhood." cil, when he quoted as his After he was vested in the pitals and the following day to opening words the passage in white cassock of the Pope, he Pope's Parish visit the city's main jail. St. John which goes: returned to the Sistine Chapel Despite the enormous amount to receive the homage of the of information, reports and ideas "And other sheep I have that On November 17th, Pope Cardinals who extended their felicitations to Pope John .shortly Cardinals, the first of the three which he was required to absorb are not of this fold. Them also John further astonished the after his election included Cardinal Leger (right) of Montreal obediences prescribed by pa- • in the first days. Pope John must bring and they shall hear world by announcing his in- pal tradition, then he went to tention of creating 23 new Car- / a»d Cardinal Mclntyre (center) of Los Angeles. took time out to visit sections my voice and there shall be the main balcony above St. Pe- of his 108-acre Vatican City, one fold and one shepherd." dinals. The- new Cardinals , ter's to show himself to the which he cailed "my parish." brought the total number of crowd and give his first bless- Quiet Study members of the College of I*MIAMI REAL ESTATE MART ing to the "City and the He stopped to talk with gar- Cardinals up to 75. For 400 World." deners, visited Vatican Rad- From the start Pope John years the College member- J. E. MARQUA, Director io's headquarters in the Vat-' made it clear that his "novi- ship had stood at a total of FEDERAL TAX CONSULTANT and REALTOR He did not stay on the bal- ican City gardens, prayed at tiate" would not be spent in 70 at the most. 7906 N.W. SEVENTH AVE., MIAMI 50; FLA. cony long. With characteristic the replica of the Grotto of the quiet study of how to be PHONE PL 9-0563, vigor he returned to the Apos- Lourdes which had been built a Pope. He would learn as he Among those selected for hon- tolic Palace and went directly by Pope Leo XIII in the gar- went. He would observe estab- ors of the red hat were Their to an. apartment prepared. for dens. lished ritual meticulously; hon- Eminences Richard Cardinal him in the section of the Sec- ored traditions would be pre- Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, retariate of State. To the surprise of almost ev- served and lapsed traditions re- and John Cardinal O'Hara, eryone in the Vatican City, the vived; but that which pertained Archbishop of Philadelphia. Pope decided to have his coro- to himself as a person would be Wide Tribute onation on November 4. Tra- his own. Newspapers of the world were He received various, well dition dictated that this solemn quick to point out that Pope wishers, gave instructions for ceremony should take place on Roncalli's valet, Guido Gus- John was not a passive Pope, immediate business and took a Sunday or a holyday and at so, was called into the pres- an old man of transition. But time out to thank personally least two weeks after the elec- ence of the Pope after his no one was prepared for the the workmen who were install- tion. election. The valet abruptly bombshell which the new Pope fell on his knees and did not dropped during his visit to thee ing temporary telephones in the Personal Touch (6 a I mum apartment. want to get up. Basilica of St. Paul's Outside Pope John decided otherwise the Walls on January 25, 1959, FUNERAL HOME From around the world, came because he knew the Cardinals "Forgive me," he said to Hie when he issued a call for Chris- Pope, "but it (the force that 13385 WEST DIXIE HIGHWAY congratulations. • in Rome were anxious to return tian unity and announced his to. their dioceses. It also hap- pushes me down) is stronger intention to summon the 21st "I join with other Ameri- pened to be the feastday of St. than I." To which the Pope general Council of the Catholic NORTH MIAMI cans," cabled President Charles Borromeo, a lifelong replied: "If you go on- behav- Church. . John Galgano • Barton Bennett Dwight D. Eisenhower, "in PRESIDENT MANAGER patron of Angelo RoncaUX's, as ing this way, I'll have to look extending congratulations on well as a national holiday. for another valet . . Let's pre- (Next Week—concluding your election to this high of- tend that we are still in Ven- installment: "One Fold and fice. My best wishes for the Even the solemn pageantry ice . One Shepherd") FAMILY CLINIC The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25,1959 Page 19

Let Teenager Date Non-Catholic? OF DISTINCTION By FATHER JOHN L,. THOMAS FOR ALL AGES When I was a youngster, all of my friends were Catholics. I went to Catholic schools and most of Lay Away Your Selection Now. my parents' neighbors and friends were Catholics. However, our four children are growing up in a religiously mixed community. Many of their friends and ours are not Catholic. Our oldest girl is eleven DIXIE ARMY SURPLUS and we're starting to wonder what stand to take 826 N. Dixie Hwy., Hollywood, Florida when she's old enough to date. It will be difficult to avoid associating with non-Catholics. How strict should we be? if ^ ^ sociates at work, are non- Catholics. Hence your social life ALL TRAVEL Many serious Catholic parents : are facing this same problem and that of your children neces ARRANGEMENTS for the first time. The wide- sarily involves some excellent spread shift in urban popula- friends who are not Catholics. •7.ICTORIAL EUROPE tions, together with the upward FUNCTIONS OF DATING ROPERTIES,lnc. social mobility of many Cath- What about dating? It seems AND THE WORLD olics, has taken them out of to me that we have to make a STEAMSHIP and AIR the traditional Catholic neigh- Realtors borhoods in which they were distinction here based on the born and placed them in newly character of modern dating pat- Homes — Acreage AIR TICKETS developed religiously mixed terns. Dating in our society TO ALL POINTS Apartments — Lots communities. serves both as a preparation IN THE U.S. for marriage and as a means Of course some Catholic 2428 E. Las Olas families have always faced of entertainment. These two international this problem, but up until re- functions are not always sep- Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. tours cent changes, the bulk of arated, but it should be evi- JA 2-2826 1678 COLLINS AVE. American Catholics lived in dent that when young people MIAMI BEACH, FLA. JE 2-2457 ""relatively compact communi- are old enough to marry, their ties, located primarily in the large urban centers found east dating necessarily must be re- of the Mississippi and north garded as essentially a step to- of the Ohio Valley. ward marriage. Qualified to As the centers of our large On the other hand, the more cities continue to disintegrate 'or less casual dating permit- as their most valuable posses- have no personal implications. and decay, more and more ted to teenagers who can sion. As they grow older, you In marriage, however, these dif- Serve You young Catholic couples move have no serious thought of must help them understand and ferences become personally out to the suburbs or respond to marriage in mind, must ob- appreciate the significance of meaningful because they touch the demands of rapidly grow- values and practices that must viously be for the sake of en- the sacrament of marriage and ing industries in the South and be shared by both partners or tertainment. If you are re- of the marital vocation. When Far West. sponsible parents, this latter divide them. MANY FACE SAME PROBLEM type of dating will be permit- they are sufficiently mature, You face a real challenge, but P. A. JOSBERGER ted only as a means of pro- point out to them that love can Greater Miami's Consequently, many Catholic if you start preparing for it Funeral Director moting social life in a group. solve no problems based on dif- parents face your problem, now, both you and your chil- It will be supervised, limited ferences in belief. Family plan- CATHOLIC though not all seem aware of its dren will acquire an ever deep- in frequency and focused pri- implications. Catholic, Protest- ning, in-laws, divided loyalties, ening appreciation of the true FUNERAL HOME marily on participation in a ant, and Jewish religious lead- lack of spiritual unity and shar- meaning of sacramental mar- ers have recently expressed group. "Services Within the ped family aims are bound to riage, that is, marriage in FR 1-4423 Means of All" concern over the indifference of Christ. - their members toward inter- Under these conditions, it will become painful and divisive T923 S.W. 8th St. faith marriages. be permissible to allow your issues in interfaith marriages. (It will be impossible for children to have casual dates ' 3 If you have adequately pre- Father Thomas to answer Numerous public opinion with non-Catholics since other-) personal letters.) polls indicate that the major- wise they might find it impos- pared them in this manner, H you will find it less difficult •A ity of young people and their sible to make their entrance into Just say the word I \ parents feel that "other things normal social life. Once they are to convince them that serious being equal" interfaith mar- old enough to think seriously dating must in all fairness be Breig Column riages have as much chance about marriage, such dating confined to Catholic partners. to succeed as any others. Stress the point that since mix- (Continued From Page 7) (A cannot be justified. ii ed marriages are quite unfair wisdom, and to support the one It is clear from your letter MOST VALUABLE to both partners, it is thought- that you do not share this view. However, no restrictions or whom I judge best fitted to less and selfish to date guide the nation. .Your question is definitely to the distinctions will have any ef- across religious lines. )int. Since dating may lead to fect unless you have taught your I do not expect to see prej- irisndship and love, should you children to treasure their faith Catholic young people are fre- udice vanishing — although it allow your children to date non- quently deceived by the ap- appears to be diminishing. Catholics? It would be simple, parent weakness of faith among But I am certainly not going though perhaps not very real- Holy Family Women their non-Catholic friends. Since to let prejudice against Cath- istic, to answer with a strong non-Catholics are not strictly re- olics trick me into prejudice "No." However, as you indi- Hear Outline of Aims quired to attend .religious against anybody else. cate, many of your children's, NORTH MIAMI — The pur- services frequently, this appar- friends are not Catholic, and pose of a woman's organization ent weakness may be quite su- If it should come about that some of your close neighbors, in the parish was outlined by perficial. Young people may also a Catholic were nominated, he as well as your husband's as- Msgr. Robert W,. Schiefen, pas- misinterpret the tolerance and and his party would simply tor, Holy Family parish, during broadmindedness of their non- have to convince me that he "You're the boss" at BEN EFICIAL Catholic acquaintances. There was the better candidate. Oth- the first meeting of the parish Sun time, is fun time . . .and only BENEFICIAL'S SUMMER *j Munich Prepares For Women's Club Thursday, Sept. is little difficulty in being toler- erwise, I would vote for his .MONEY SPECIAL gives you cash for vacation, cash for left-Lj 17. ant when religious differences opponent?. over bills, plus International Credit Card to' get cash wher-i',j 30,000 Masses ev.er you go — at any of 1150 loan offices. 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DIXIE HIGHWAY PHONE PL 4-3697 begun harvesting the crops. Hamilton. Page 20 The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Blood Reputed Bishop Brady, "Dedicated to Service' Deaths in Diocese To Be Saint's CCD Leader, • Henderson Funeral Service Turns To Liquid 5 3773 N. Fed. Hwy. — Pompano Beach, Fla. NAPLES (NO — The Na- Robert L. Luntz Mrs. Susan M. Grova • ' Pompano Beach Margate Deerfield Beach ples cathedral's relic tradi- MIAMI '-- Requiem Mass for Rob- BOYNTON BEACH —. Requiem Dies In Vt. C ert L. Luntz, a 17-year-old appren- Mass for Mrs. Susan M.' Grova. 47, WH 1-4930 WE 3-1717 Boca 5481 tionally regarded to be the tice jockey, was celebrated Monday of 3020 East Palm Dr., was cele- MANCHESTER (NO — Pon- in the Gesu Church. brated Saturday, Sept. 12, in Sacred blood of St. Jariuarius turned Fatally injured in a racing mis- Hea rt Church, Lake Worth. tifical Requiem Mass was of- • AMBULANCE SERVICE • hap at Fairmount Track In Collins- She came here five years ago to liquid on the saint's feast ville, 111., he came here five years from New York City and is survived day about 15 minutes atter Efgo and had attended Citrus Grove by her husband. Anthony; three sons, fered here for Bishop Matthew School. He was a member of the Raymond, Louis and Simon, all of the church was opened for Jockey's Guild. Lake Worth: and two daughters, Sar- F, Brady of Manchester, 66, Surviving are his parents, Mr. and ah of Lake Worth and Dina of New the crowds coming to honor Mrs. Harry Luntz, 1.836 'N.W. 15th York City. prominent in national catecheti- CARL F. SLADE, F.D. 3t.; a sister, Patricia, and a. brother Burial was in Palm Beach Me- Naples' patron saint. James, in the Air Force. morial Park, Hypoluxo. under direc- cal and educational work and Burial was in Woodlawn Park Cem- tion of Lake Worth Funeral Home. * Your Home Town Funeral Director etery under direction of Gerhardt New-Hampshire's Bishop since Funeral Home. in Hialeah and Miami Springs Joseph G. White January, 1945. Mrs. Anna M. Eckert NORTH MIAMr BEACH — Solemn Orfhodox Leader Says MIAMI — Mass of Requiem for Mass of Requiem for Joseph Ger- Richard Cardinal C u s h i n g,. Mrs. Anna M. Eckert, 67, of 500 NW ard White, 48, of 17890 N. E. 19th 85th St. Rd. was celebrated Wednes- Ave., was sung in St. Paul's Church, Archbishop of Boston, was cele- CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME Churches Will Reunite day in St. Mary Cathedral., Cambridge, Mass. She came here 20 yeans ago from A native of Cambridge, he was a Hempstead, N. Y. and is survived by dramatics teacher at Hialeah High brant of the Mass in St. Joseph 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 WASHINGTON — An Orth- her husband, Frank; a daughter, School and is survived by his par- odox Christian leader has de- Mrs. Joan Samehez; a son, James, ents, Mr; and Mrs. Denis J. White, Cathedral. and seven grandchildren, all of Mi- with whom he resided, and a sister, clared that the Catholic Church ami. Sister Mary Denisita, C.S.J., Marian Burial in Flagler Memorial Park Convent, Framingham, Mass. The prelate died in Burling- and the separated eastern was under direction of Van Orsdel Burial was in St. Patricks ceme- ton, Vt., where he was attend- churches will be reunited. Arch- Funeral Home. tery, Watertown, Mass. ing the 13th New England Con- bishop Antony Bashir of New George J. Murray Mrs. Frances Romanello PLUMMET York, spiritual leader of all Syr- gress of the Confraternity of KEY LARGO — Mass of Requiem NORTH MIAMI BEACH — Re- for George J. Murray, 57, was cele- quiem Mass for Mrs. Frances Ro- . ian. Antiochan Christians in brated in the Sacred Heart Church, manello, • of 1745 NE 175 St., was Christian Doctrine. He col- Homestead. celebrated in St." Mary Magdalen ' North America, made the state- He had been a resident of the Keys Church. lapsed while walking down a ment in a regional meeting of for the past six years and is sur- A member of St. Lawrence parish vived by his wife., Ruth; a daughter, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ital- staircase in the Hotel Ver- the Syrian Orthodox Youth Or- Michelle; a son, Daniel, Coral Gables ian American Club, sh-e came here and three sisters, Miss Angelia Mur- three years ago and is survived by mont and was dead when a ganization. He said that the ray, Mrs. Joseph Orris nad Mrs.her husband, John; two sons, John Mary Curry. A., Jr. and Nicholas of Long Island, doctor arrived minutes later. Pope's efforts on behalf of the Burial was in Woodlawn Park un- N. Y. and one daughter, Mrs. Rose- der direction of Branam Funeral marie De Laurentis, of North Miami l349!flBTFlHGlER $TREETJL|^J|. miflfffti 35.FL0RIDR reunion of Christendom make Home. Beach. The apparent cause was a him "one of the greatest and Burial was in Southern Memorial Park under direction of L-egge Fu- heart attack. most Christian popes of all John De Grado neral Home, J. L. PLUMMER, JR., Manager FORT LAUDERDALE — Requiem time." Mass for John De Grado, 48, of 1005 The Bishop's first post as a NW 18th Ct., was celebrated Mon- day Sept. 14 in St. Clement's Church. member of the hierarchy had An agent of the Gulf Life Insur- Parish To Observe ance Co., he was a native of Pater- had been in Burlington where he son, N.J. and came here six years ago' from Fairlawn, N.J. Feast Of St. Michael was spiritual, leader from 1938 In addition to his wife, Patricia, he is survived by a son, John, Jr. and MIAMI — A parochial cele- until his appointment to Man- a daughter, Corale. Burial was in Lauderdale Memor- bration in observance of t h e chester in November, 1944. ial Gardens under direction of Black- burn Funeral Home. feast of St. Michael- the Arch- PREPAREDNESS . angel (Sept. 29) will be held by The prelate was known na- Michael Rago members of St. Michael the tionally in CCD work, having MIAMI — Funeral services for Archangel parish Sunday, Sept. Michael Rago, 65, of 2390 NW 103rd become a member of the epis- St., were held in Long Island, N.Y. 27. A member of St. Mary Cathedral copal committee for the CCD There is consolation in the knowledge that, parish, he came here nine years ago from Brooklyn. " Benediction . of the Most in 1945. He became chair- Surviving are his wife. Adelina; a should you have a bereavement in the daughter, Mrs. S. Garzina, and two Blessed Sacrament will be cele- man of the U.S. Bishops' com- sisters, Mrs. Mary Polizzi and Mrs. brated at 4 p.m. in the church Anna Aldino, all of Miami, mittee, for the confraternity in* family, the choice of a burial plot has Philbrick Funeral Home was in by Father R. E. Philbin, pastor. charge of local arrangements. November, 1956, and held the been taken care of—in advance. A covered dish supper spon- post at the time of his death. sored by the Women's Guild IN HOLLYWOOD ... will be served immediately fol- Bishop Brady also served lowing in the school cafetorium. from 1950 to 1956 as episcopal Make provisions for your family plot now ... in WADLINGTON Mrs. Betty Murray is general chairman of the Education De- chairman. partment of the National Cath- FUNERAL olic Welfare Conference and "Our Lady of Mercy" Miami-or Entertainment will be provid- from 1957 to 1958 served as HOME ed by the school band under the president-general of the Nation- direction of W. Krug, band- al Catholic Educational Associa- "Queen of Heaven" Ft. Lauderdale master, and six pupils of Leon- tion. WA 3-6565 ard's dancing school will per- \ for further information form. John Spencley will be A native of Waterbury, Conn., HARRY B. WADLINGTON heard in vocal selections ac- Licensed - Director the Bishop studied for the priest- Catholic Cemeteries companied by Jack Spires and hood at St. Thomas Seminary, Eugenia Woods will give im- ANDY GROSS , Bloomfield, Conn., St. Bernard's personations. OP THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI, INC. Licensed - Director Seminary, Rochester, N.Y., and 11411 N.W. 25th Street, Miami Springs, Florida Mrs. Phyllis W. Ackerman at the North American Col- Member Little Flower Parish will be mistress of ceremonies. P. O. Box No.369 Phone TU 7-8293 lege,, Rome. 140 So. Dixie Hwy. Hollywood, Florida Ex-Missionary Nun, 96, Dies BADEN, Pa. (NO — Funeral Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara, C.P~ services were held here for exiled Bishop of Yuanling, Hu- Mother M. Genevieve Ryan, 96, ana, China, offered the Requi- of the Sisters of St. Joseph, a em Mass in the chapel of the former missionary to China and motherhouse of the Sisters of well known in western Pennsyl- St. Joseph here. vania and Ohio for her work in Mother Genevieve was in the the field of education. 82nd year of religious life. la s s TEdiu ardllWIale t Sonsjnc. Funeral Home FUNERAL HOME 1848 N.W. 17th Ave. "The McHales Have Been Serving Catholic Families For Three Generations" ;£.. MIAMI, FLORIDA 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. • Miami PLaza 1-7523 NE 5-8313 200 GAR PARKING '"' "SERVING FUNERAL DIRECTOR: W. KEITH MacRAE MIAMI Gaither D. Peden, Jr. SINCE INVALID CAR SERVICE 1941™ Catholic Funeral Director 2 Mexican Prelates The Voice; Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 Page 21 PRINTING Defend Fr. Fuentes • LETTERHEADS 'ENVELOPES • BULLETINS WEDDING INVITATIONS — SCHOOL PAPERS ANNOUNCEMENTS — BROCHURES — FOLDERS VERACRUZ, Mexico (NO — predicted terrifying events or Two prominent Mexican pre- things that would foment a SERVICE OFFSET PRINTERS 4015 Aurora Street HI 5-2419 Coral Gables, Florida lates have defended a Vera- spirit of pessimism. Only these cruz priest, Father Augustin has he predicted — that people Fuentes, against charges that be urged to say the Rosary, to have devotion to the most pure he spread sensationalized ac- heart of Mary, prayer, penance, counts of an interview he had and the practice of charity. with the surviving witness of ANONYMOUS ORIGIN the Fatima apparitions. "Father Fuentes neither REED-GAUTIER Endorsements of the priest's preaches nor holds in private reliability came from Jose Car- thinking the conviction that COMPLETE FUNERALS dinal Garibi Rivera, Archbishop there will be a reign of terror of Guadalajara, and Archbishop in 1960 nor at any other given Including: Manuel Pio Lopez Estrada of date. In this matter he is con- Cloth Covered Caskets from • $150 Veracruz. tent to accept the preaching of Standard Metal Caskets from .$485 STATEMENT ISSUED the Church. Solid Hardwood Caskets from . .$495 Cardinal Garibi called for "In virtue of this, I recom- Catholics to "abstain from .fur- mend that all Catholics abstain St. Jerome (shown above) was born in Dalmatia in 329 and 24 Hr. AMBULANCE. $12.50 ther attacks" on the priest. He from further attacks on this educated in Rome. After distinguishing himself in Studies, he W. FLAGLER at 8th AVENUE, MIAMI FR 3-8481 described charges against the matter." made a vow of celibacy. He moved to the Syrian desert where priest as "unjustified and false he lived for four years in solitude, penance and prayer. Recalled accusations." Archbishop Lopez, in his en- dorsement of the priest, de- to Rome by the Pope, he was given the task of revising the Father Fuentes issued a clared: "in his rebuttal of the Latin Bible. His feast day is observed on Sept. 30. (NC Photos) statement himself denying accusations levied against that he is guilty of any "ex- him, Father Fuentes has aggeration, inaccuracy or clearly pointed out their Place your falsehood" in reporting a De- anonymous origin, the lack of Four Scholarships Awarded trust where r eember, 1957, interview he knowledge displayed concern- you'll feel secure...in had with Sister Lucy of Je- ing canon law, the customs a bank with complete sus, one of the three wit- and objectives of the Church, To Barry College Students KNOW facilities, including: nesses of the Blessed Virgin's and shows the inherent impos- Recipients of four scholar- in nursing. Miss McCabe is a apparitions at Fatima, Por- sibility that these attacks orig- YOUR ships to Barry College, awarded junior majoring in home and tugal. inated either from Sister SAVINGS by the Food Fair Stores Foun- family life, with a minor in ed- ACCOUNTS Lucy, a cloistered Religious, ucation. Father Fuentes is the Ro- dation, have been named in a CHECKING or the Bishop of Coimbra." v IT'S THE man postulator for the beatifi- joint announcement by Sister Selection of the Food Fair ACCOUNTS cation .cause of Jacinta and Father Fuentes stated: "I Mary Alice, 0. P., and J. S. scholars is based "on civic in- KEY TO SECURITY! FRIENDLY have said nothing — as is in- PERSONNEL Francisco Marto, the other two Schwartz, executive director of terest, leadership, scholarship deed evident to any prudent children who witnessed the se- the Foundation. Each scholar- and financial need. The awards AUTO LOANS ries of apparitions in 1917. person who examines it — be- are renewable yearly upon the ship, for the academic year APPLIANCE LOANS PRIVATE INTERVIEW yond what has been tradition- maintenance of high academic ally taught since 1917, the year 1959-60, is valued at $250. standing. MORTGAGE LOANS On December 26, 1957, he had _. of the apparitions of Our Lady a private interview with Sister of Fatima ..." Those receiving the awards Lucy, a cousin of the two Mar- are Elinor Ruth Kuhlmann, 163rd STREET to children. The interview took daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph i TboAih SHOPPING CENTER place at a Carmelite convent Royal Monacan Pair W. Kuhlmann, 129 N. W. 118th in Coimbra, Portugal, where St., Miami; Geraldine Freker, (Bsucuch Sister Lucy is a member of Give Church Windows daughter of Mrs. M. A. Freker, DADE COUNTY the community. 121 N. W. 30th Ave., Miami; LE BAUX, France (NO — Barbara McCabe, daughter of 7134 Abbott Ave. Subsequently, Father Fuen- Both Prince Rainier and Prin- Mr. • and Mrs. Thomas I. Mc- Miami BeacJi tes reported the contents of cess Grace of Monaco are ex- Cabe, 2614 S. W. 13th Ct., Fort this interview in a lecture pected to attend the Christmas Lauderdale; and Margaret which he delivered at vari- Eve blessing of stained glass Raiss, of Norfolk, Virginia. Call ous places throughout Mexico windows they have donated to UNion and which was published in the 13th century parish church Miss Kuhlmann, a freshman, 6-3131 Hacia los Altares, a publica- of Baux, near here. Prince Rai- is a secretarial major. Miss Fre- tion in the Veracruz archdio- nier is a member of the Gri- ker, a sophomore, is majoring cese and of which he is edi- maldi family, who for centuries tor. were rulers of the little town. His son, Prince Albert, bears In the version carried by Ha- the title "Prince des Baux." Miami Transit Co. cia los Altares, Father Fuentes •uoted Sister Lucy as saying in part: "But believe me, Father, Korean Orphans Given The Miami Beach Railway Co. God is going to chastise the world, and in a tremendous Picnic By U.S. Airmen way. The chastisement of heav- KUNSAN AIR BASE, Korea en is imminent. Father, 1960, is (NC) — Thirty-five members of not far off, and what will hap- the Holy Name Society at this There's pen then will be a very sad air base were "daddies-for-a- D 1ST IN IVE thing for all, and not at all a day" when they took 25 chil- A .. .NEW CAR DEALER happy thing, if before then the dren of the Sacred, Heart Or- world does not offer prayer and RENCE phanage on a picnic. Each Ft. Lauderdale D.1F.F: penance." month members of the society JA 3-2449 CHANCERY REPLIES adopt a worthwhile project as West Palm Beach OV 3-1944 . in HOME MILK .USED CAR DEALER Last July, the Chancery Of- part of their activities. Spiritual Homestead fice of the Diocese of Coimbra director and Catholic chaplain Cl 7-3235 2451 N.W. 7th Avenue, Miami at the air base is Father (1st issued a statement in which Sis- Key West ter Lucy was quoted as saying Lt.) Robert F. Auer of the Du- CY 6-9631 • FR 4-7696 • that Father Fuentes' account of buque (Iowa) archdiocese. .SERVICE (INTER their interview was in part "in- exact or untrue." • CORAL GABLES • MIAMI SHORE? The Chancery Office referred to a "tendentious cam- "Everything paign of 'prophecy' " and said it was issuing Sister Lucy's to Build comments to "reassure" those who had been "alarm- Anything" ed and horrified" by predic- tions that "cataclysms" would befall the world in 1960. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS < In defending Father Fuentes, On tlte j>util

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PARISHES OF OUR DIOCESE BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS SALES Hollywood Parish Began In 1924 PARTS and REPAIRS HOLLYWOOD — In the fall of the Olympia Building was front being a three-dimensional of 1924, while South Florida's made over for use in celebrat- representation of the Last Sup- MODEL AIRPLANE per. The altar railing is also first "boom" was beginning to ing the Holy Sacrifice. Follow- HOBBYCRAfT reach its peak, Mass was cel- ing the severe hurricane of 1926, hand-formed. ebrated for the first time for however, the hall was condemn- The third pastor of Little Flow- cREEn Catholics of the Hollywood area. ed as unsafe. - er came in July, 1942, with the HARDWARE arrival of Father Malachy F. SPOT The altar was a converted Plans were then begun for Monahan. Father Monahan was packing case. Worshippers sat the construction of a church 10800 N.E. 6th AVE. to serve as pastor until late 1953 on plank benches as Father building. Built largely with when ill health forced him to re- DON LOCK WOOD, Manager PL 4-5111 Michael F. Mullaly of Fort volunteer labor, a temporary tire with the title of Pastor Em- Lauderdale celebrated the building was soon erected at a eritus. He died on Nov. 6, 1958. Mass. corner of Van Buren Street and 30th Avenue. In 1929 the His successor was Father Fran- On the altar rested a small building was moved to its per- cis J. Dunleavy, the present silver statue of a new saint, manent site one block away, pastor. Therese, popularly known as where it stands today as a Little Flower School was the "Little Flower." The image parish hall. opened for children of the par- VAN ORSDEL'S had been brought back from ~i ish on Sept. 19, 1949. The Rome by a local Catholic, Mrs. The first resident pastor came structure currently contains 16 HAS A REPUTATION John McCormick, who had wit- to the parish in 1928. Father classrooms with complete li- nessed St. Therese's canoniza- - Father Dunleavy Dennis O'Keeffe remained in brary, cafeteria and auditor- YOU CAN TRUST tion. that position until January 6, ium. The Sisters of St. Dom- 1936, when he was succeeded by inic, Adrian, Mich, staff the Each Sunday Father Mullaly churches. It was for this rea- Father Joseph Fahy. 60 placed the statue upon the al- son that Father Louis Buech- school. In 1938 the rectory which still tar, causing the pioneer mis- ler, a visiting priest from The boundaries of Little Complete Funerals serves the parish's priests was sion to be known as "Little Minnesota, served the area's Flower, formerly encompassing erected. ' Including... Flower Parish." Catholics for over three years. a vast area of Broward county, Tlloth Covered Caskets from $150 Due to the shortage of In 1941, the present church have now been subdivided to Standard Metal Caskets from $485 Early the following year the building was completed. Its' form Resurrection, St. Mat- priests for his mission area, Ritz and Dania Theaters made Solid Hardwood Caskets from $495 the then Bishop Patrick Bar- seating capacity was then 450, thew's, St. Bernadette's, St. their halls available for Catholic but 1957 alterations increased Stephen Protomartyr and An- ry of St. Augustine relied on services. t> - cooperation of other Bish- the facilities to accommodate nunciation parishes. to staff some of his In June 1926, the third floor 1200 faithful. The structure is Currently assisting Father now air-conditioned, is of an- Dunleavy are Father John cient Spanish . design, and Schlinkmann and Father Thorn-, stands on a plot of ground as Kelly. Key West Inquiry Forum landscaped in the South Flor- ida tradition. A shrine to St. ConCbM Therese constructed of native Schedules Fifth Session rock stands on the lawn. MORTUARIES KEY WEST — An Inquiry is to meet misunderstanding The interior of the church features a life-sized Corpus, Forum will begin its fifth ses- with the classical cure — the facts." hanging from a hand-carved cru- sion on Sept. 28 at St. Mary LETTERHEADS • ENVELOPES • BUSINESS CARDS cifix above the altar. The altar WEDDING INVITATIONS Star of the Sea Church, Key According to the announce- itself is also hand-carved, its OFFICE FORMS • ADVERTISING FOLDERS HUNTING OF All KINDS West. ment, "non-Catholics who are GRATIGNY ROAD keeping company with Catholics NORTHSIDE MORTUARY MORTUARY will find in the forum an easy PALM BEACH COUNTY PRESS 3333 N. E. 2nd Ave., Miami 770 N.W. 119th St., Miami Purpose of the forum is to af- REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS ford Catholics of the area an means of learning the religious of Miami opportunity to enlarge, deepen obligations of their future life Philip D. Lewis, Realtor 3321 S.W. 23rd TRUCE and revitalize their knowledge partners and thus be able to 31 West 20th Street MIAMI «, HOMO* • PHONE HI 3-7077 O*r Spttialty of the Faith. Meetings will be avoid a frequent source of fam- Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 J on Mondays and Wednes-' ily discord." Ccji at 8 p.m. in the convent The instructions, which are auditorium. not meant to be controversial, CORAL GABLES MORTUARY HIALEAH-MIAMI SPRINGS The forum will also enable will be followed by questions 4600 S.W. 8th St., Coral Gablet 2045 E. 4th Ave., Hialeah non-Catholics to learn the cre- and discussions. Appointments ROOFING- dentials, doctrine, moral can also be made for personal AND PERMANENT EXTERIOR WALL FINISHES Miami's Finest Funeral Chapels teachings and devotional prac- conferences. ALUMINUM SIDING - BONDSTONE ASBESTOS SIDING tices of the Church. \ Open to the public, the forum No Money Down—LOW AS $10 PER MONTH—Serving Dode Co. 21 Yrs. LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF "The aim is not conversion imposes no obligation upon par- C. D. "Cliff" Van (We/, Licensee but enlightenment," a parish an- ticipants and is conducted with- 1411 N.W. 54th STREET LEROY, Inc. OX 1-6242 nouncement stated. "The idea out charge. Page 24 The Volee, Miami, Fla Para Iriegrar Cultura Cristiana Comentario • • • Union de Universidades Catolicas al Evangelio es Exigencia del Actual Momento Por el R. P. IBARRA Lima, (nc). El prelado cito al efecto pa. sabilidad de una Universidad Luego, para disipar dudas o Domingo 19 despues de Pentecost6s .—La union de las universi- labras del cardenal Giovanni Catolica en esta hora del mun- temores, el prelado chileno Evangelio, San Mateo: 22, 7-74 dad as catolicas de nuestro Montini, dichas en 1953 El temario de la UUAL in- pueden retenerlos como pro- gocios. Y estos negocios son sencillamente el diner<>, Fueron los franciscanos quienes lanzaron la ini- cluye el planeamiento de la pios, sino que son cual fuer- el placer, la satisf accion del orgullo, la vanidad, las am- ciativa en 1954; el misnio San Francisco de As is education universitaria en za« que han de transmitir a biciones personales. Pero tienen la fuerza de emborra- inicio en Greccio en 1224 sus celebres "belenes". America Latina en referenda todos los hombres, incluso a charnos y nos hacen perder la catieza. Y lo sacrificamos Ahora en Mexico las Esclavas de la Divina Infantita al equilibrio de las ciencias y los mas humildes y desampa- sacundan la iniclativa de los franciscanos y han eri- las tlcnicas con las humani- rados. Las misiones, donde el todo con tal de lograr satisfacer esas ambiciones. Sin gido varios "nacimientos de la Virgen". dades; la formation de cua- Verbo Divino sufre y espera,. embargo, despues de haber sacrificado todo, despues ds dros en la vida nacional, y el claman urgentemente por la haber negado a Dios mismo en nuestro corazon, nos en- En la festividad hubo ceremonies especiales an Increments de la poblaclon mayor donacidn posible de contramos con que no somos felices y estamos tan va- esos nuestros bienes." |» basilica d« Guadalupe. universitaria. cios por dentro. Asamblea Esludiantil Fortejeo de Ideologies CARACAS, (NC). abiertamente la influencia venezolanos estuvieron en la El delegado brasilefio al III comunista en ciertos grupos Asamblea Mundial de la Ju- Congrsso Estudiantil Latino- del Congreso Estudiantil. Sa- ventud celebrada en Pekin, nmericano que se efectua aqul bese que algunos delegados donde recibieron consignas. abo,g6 por una posicion inde- pendiente de las organizacio- nes mundiales embarcadas en la guerra fria. SECC10N ESPANOLA Marco Antonio Mastrobue- no declaro que no es una DE quimera mantener una terce- ra posicion, sino el conven- cimiento de que "nuestros problemas estudiantiles son diversos de los que quieren ventilar dos frentes interna- VOICE cionales. Editado por el Dr. Enrique J. Rodriguez Referiase a la Union Inter- nacional de Estudiantes, con Viernes, 25, Septiembre 1959 Pig. 25 sede en Praga, Checoeslova- quia, a la que se atribuye mar cada influencia comunista; y a la Confederacion Interna- tional de Estudiantes, con Cuba Rinde Homenaje a su sede en Leiden, Holanda. El delegado brasilefio . represents una posicion nacio- Patrona Nuesfra Senora nalista de independencia con bastante partido en varios movimientos estudiantiles de America Latina, segun indi- de la Caridad del Cobre Padre William J. Homrocky, de Cleveland, Ohio, misionero de Maryknoll observando un na. can . aqui los observadores, tivo de Guatemala practicar su habilidad primitiva en hacer bloques de adobe. Los sacerdotes que colocan a la UIE y a la Santiago de Cuba, (nc.) restana heri das y no se can. y monjas de Maryknoll asi-como de muchas otras escuelas y misiones en Latinoamerica per. CIE en campos antagonicos —Muchedumbres sin prece- sa en el per don, pues todo lo tenecen al clero de Estados Unidos. de la guerra fria entre Orien- dente en la historia del pri- sufre, todo lo espera." te y Occidente. mer santuario mariano de Cu- La oracion implora, ade- ba, acudieron a honrar a la mas, por el exito del Congre- EN LIMA En la reunion, agregan, se patrona la Virgen- de la Ca- so Nacional del Apostoiado juega en cierto modo el futu- ridad del Cobre, en el dia de Seglar convOcado por la je- ro de una. y otra, pues para su fiesta nacional. rarquia cubana para el mes de prosperar necesitan ambas el noviembre proximo. apoyo de los estudiantes de Los millares de fieles que Union de Universidades Catolicas abarrotaron el pequeiio pue- El Congreso, que tendra lu- America Latina, Asia y Afri- gar el 28 y 29 de ese mes, reu- ca. blo de El Cobre, a unos 15 Lima, (nc).— S. S. el Papa Juan XXIII in. pues, por los estados libera- kilometres de aqui, veiran a nira a todas las organizacio- —Con rico bagaje de expe- siste en el deber que tienen les. La composicion ideologica rendir gracias a la Virgen - nes del apostolado seglar para riencias practicas y de ideas los catolicos de "acercar a los La poblacion total univer- de los delegados es compleja, por la paz devuelta a Cuba y coordinar sus funciones y de- rectoras, convergieron sobre hombres a la Yerdad, fuente sitaria en Latinoamerica as- habiendo . representaciones la esperanza de mejores dias. terminar objetivos inmediatos. Lima los delegados de 16 uni- primera de la vida inmortal, ciende hoy a 3,156,000 almas. del . pensamiento cristiano, Entre los asistentes a las Millares de .catolicos venidos versidades catolicas de Ame- mediante la fe en Cristo Je- Ademas de los estudios y pero tambien una vigorosa fiestas de la* patrona figura- de toda la Isla participaran en rica Latina, para hacer nn sus." resoluciones del congreso, se delegacidn marxista y comu- ba el primer ministro, Fidel un desfile de antorchas que ha de converger sobre la Plaza examen de conciencia y ro- "Juzgamos, por lo tanto su- espera como fruto importan- nista. Castro, quien estaba recorrien- bustecer su accion cultural. te, la reorganization de un do en esos dias la Provincia Civica para asistir a una misa mamente oportuno —agrega Entre unos y otros hay de medianoche. Informes, ponencias, tesis y el cardenal Pizzardo—, el ha- m&vimiento continental de de Oriente, sede del santua- estudios llenan sus maletas universitarios catolicos, que delegados de todos matices, rio nacional, en asuntos rela- cer presente a todos los diri- desde falangistas bolivianos de viajeros, que han comeir. gentes y miembros de las uni- neutraliee">la influencia de los cionaeios con la reforma agra- zado a volcar sobre los deba- grupos izquierdistas o de ex- hasta conservadores colom- ria. versidades catolicas de la Ame bianos, pasando por apristas Celebrard Munich tes de una semana en el III rica Latina, la necesidad de trema derecha. Por encontrarse en visita Los organizadores preparan peruanos y socialistas argen- Congreso de la Organization un mas intenso trabajo, a fin tinos, asi como democristia- ad h'mina a Roma el arzobis- de Universidades Catolicas de de que estos luminosos ate- en efecto, un programa de po de Santiago, Mons. Enri- Proximo Congreso acci6n para la nueva Oficina nos chilenos, venezolanos y la America Latina. neos... opongan un poderoso peruanos. que Perez Serantes, presidid Con una invoeaeion al Es- dique a las amenazantes avan- Relacionadora de Movimien- las ceremonias el obispo au- piritu Santo en la capilla de zadas de las fuerzas anticris- tos Estudiantiles Universita- xiliar de La Habana, Mons. de La Eucaristia rios, "para la defensa de la La primera impresion de la Universidad Catolica del tianas en medio de los pue- log observadores es que los Evelio Diaz y Cia. Munich, (nc).— Peru, se iniciaron las sesiones blos de la America Central y idea cristiana de la universi- La capital de la, nacion tam- dad en toda America Latina." comunistas no se han sentido La ciudad de Munich inicid bajo la presidencia de su rec- Meridional, y asuman la ini tan fwertes como esperaban bien visti6 galas para honrar los preparativos para el XXX- tor, Mons. Fidel Tubino. Al ciativa para afirmar y difun- antes de la reunion fundados a la Virgen del Cobre con mi- VII Congreso Eucaristico In- acto inaugural asistieron ade- dir entre las clases cultas, de Congreso de Paz en la influencia que - habian sas y procesiones; sobresali6 ternacional, que se celebrara mas de los delegados, el arzo- quienes dependen las masas, Manila, (nc). ejercido en el congreso inter- entre las fiestas una proce- aqui, del 31 de julio al 7 de bispo de Lima, Mons. Juan aquella ideologia catolica, Ja Estan en marcha los pre- nacional celebrado en Peru. sion maritima efectuada a tra- agosto de 1560. Landazuri, eL_ministro de unica que esta en posicion de ves de la bahia de La Habana, Se calcula que durante los parativos para celebrar aqui La tendencia ideologica de ' icacion del Peru, Dr. Jose restablecer el orden indivi- despues de Navidad un Con- con una imagen de la Virgen dias del Congreso habra mas .pio; el rector de la Univer. dual, y social, con la paz que los anteriores congresos la- desde su templo, en La Regla de 30.000 misas, muchas de las greso Internacibnal de Pax tinoamericanos, segiin la his- sid/d de San Marcos, Dr. Jos6 es su fruto." Romana, primero de la orga- al este de la capital. cuales scran oficiadas en la L*e3n Barandiaran; y el pre- toria de sus resoluciones, fue Theresienwiese, gran plaza Hay en la America Latina, nizacion de estudiantes e in- bastante hibrida. Junto a con- A lo largo de toda la Isla sidente del Senado peruano, incluyendo las de mis recien- telectuales catolicos organiza- hubo misas y procesiones si- catolica de Munich. Ing. Enrique Martinelli. denaciones contra las tira- La Juventud Catolica del te fundacion, 20 universida- do en Manila. Tratara sobre nias, incluso la sovietica, se milares. La Asociacion de la Un mensaje del cardenal des catolicas, con 130,000 la formacion de dirigentes ju- Adoracidn. Nocturna realiz6 estado de Baden facilitara el halaban declaracionss de lai- trigo que se necesite para las Jose Pizzardo, secretario die la alumnos. Dieciocho estan afi- veniles, y sobre la propaga- cismo militante e inclusp ata- vigilias en varias iglesias. . Organizacion de Semin

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the Voice Publishing Co. ZONE STATE ! P.O. Box 52-684 Miami 52, Florida PARISH THE VOICE HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS The Voice, Miami, Fla. LEGION OF DECENCY Ffiday, Sept. 25, 1959 FILM RATIN&S When Mr. K. Comes To Town A 1—FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge Hercules Ride Out for Revenge By WILLIAM H. MOORING tion of fredom of speech as "Queen of Queens" it would "The Story of Ruth" is sched- Alias Jesse James Horse Soldiers Sad Horse Battle Flame Hell's , 5 Hours » Saga of Hemp Brown The K's arrival in Washing- understood and practised in mean asking permission of de uled as Sam Engel's next film Beast of Budapest I'll Give My Lif<* Shaggy Dog, The these United States? Big Beat In Between Age Silent Enemy ton was masterfully handled by Mille's heirs, although actual- and he tells me he has neither Big Circus Invisible Boy Slaves of Carthage the networks. Both CBS and ly there is no legal force be- a story line nor a writer in Big Fisherman Invisible Invaders Sleeping Beauty . For CBS to have left out of Black'Orchid Isle of Lost Women Snow Fire NBC focussed frequently on the hind the Hollywood title reg- mind for the film on the Bless- Buccaneer It, the Terror From Son of Robin Hood . the record, this "Playhouse 90" Beyond Space : Space Children lines of spectators. They were istry. ed Mother. Buchanan Rides Alone It Happened To Jane Spy in the Sky item may impress many people Cast A Long Shadow Jacqueline Storm Rider curious but cool. Faint applause Cosmic Man John Paul Jones Street of Darkness that whether or not politeness Crash Landing Juke Box Rhythm Submarine Seahawk and feeble cheers sometimes hit Dangerous Exile King of the Wild Thirty Foot Bride of the soundtrack, but commentat- is a sign of weakness, it certain- Day to Remember Stallions Candy Rock ly can be so mistaken. And Diamond Safari Little Savage Thundering Jets ors made the point, again and Diary of Anne Frank Let's Rock The Lock what is the CLU going to do, Embezzled Heaven Lone Ranger and the Third Man on the again. This was not a typical Enemy from Space Lost City of Gold Mountain American welcome. There was if anything, about the curtail- - Escape from Terror Lost Missile Tonka Pace in the Night Lourdes and Its Torero no tumult. ment of peaceful picketing by FBI Story Miracles Toughest Man Alive Five Pennies citizen groups protesting the K Lith Miracle of Hills Trial at the Vatican Face of Fire Missouri Traveler Underfire Nor did the cameras spare the visit? CBS-TV reported special Flaming Frontier Mole People Underwater Warrior For The First Time Monster That Chal- Unearthly arriving visitor when. his first measures against such pickets From the Earth to lenges the World Up in Smoke FUNERAL the Moon Mysterians Unvanquished speech rose from a quiet mono- in the Blair House - White House Shost of the Miracle of the Hills Up Periscope tone to a fast, excitable babble China Sea My Uncle Watusi vicinity. Whose security. does Good Day for a Nine Lives Westbound that briefly recalled some by Hanging Old Man and the Sea Wfiite Wilderness the CLU p u t first,' Khrush- CENTERS 3iant From the Operation Madball Wild Heritage that earlier dictator, Hitler. chev's? Or free American citi- Unknown Oregon Trail Windjammer Gift of Love Paris Holiday World Was His Jury zens? Golden Age of Comedy Persuader World Without End The cameras, like the Sreen Mansions Peacemaker The Wrong Man crowds, - just stared, picking Handle With Care Private's Affair Young Land * * * Hey Boy, Hey Girl Ride Lonesome Zero Hour up a laugh here or there as A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Mr. K. clowned with his hat Marian Stories ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS or smirked at his own sneer Whenever I talked with the Alligator People Hit And Run Saddle The Wind 4% OH INSUBID SAVINGS Amazing Colossal Man Hole In The Head Say One For Me about the Soviet pennant, as late Cecil B. de Mille he would Holiday For Lovers Scapegoat Appointment With a Hot Angel Screaming Skull "an old resident" on the be sure to mention some new ANTICIPATES ftATE*fiU»M t, 1V5"> Shadow Hot Rod Rumble Shadow Of Fear Astounding She Hound Of The Shake Hands With moon, someday greeting qur .idea he'd added to his ever- Monster Baskervilles The Devil, own! TV made the most of Awakening Bat House On Haunted Sheriff Of Fractured growing stockpile of story ma- Black Tent Hill Jaw the boast. Khrushchev might terial for "Queen of Queens." Black Tide Imitation General Sinner Born To Be Loved Johnny Trouble So Lovely—So Deadly -have been here to find out This was always going to be his Bullwhlp Journey To Freedom Step Down To Terror ommunity But Not for Me Joy Ride Stranger At My Door next film. I always had my Cast A Dark Shadow Kill Her Gently Stranger In My Arms ' Christ in Bronze Kings Go Forth Surrender Hell doubts. I sensed his fear of this City After Midnight Killer On The Wall " Tamango ; : "FEDERAL City of Fear Last Hurrah. Tarzan's Greatest Community Moves great challenge. Cosmic Monster Last Train Adventure Crawling Eye From Gun Hill Teenage Bad Girl •Curse of tiie Demon Legend Of Tom Dooley Teenage Caveman t To Curtail Film ! Now Samuel G. Engel of Curse of the Faceless Lineup Teenager from. 20th Century-Fox is taking up Man Living Idol Outer Space Curse of the Undead Macabre Ten Seconds To Hell I EAST ORANGE, N.J. (NC) - the idea. I hope he seriously Dangerous Y outh Man In The Net Thunder In The Sun Date With Disaster Man Who Died Twice Thing That Couldn't I — This community may at- ;, intends to see it through. Mr. 4B1 HtAtEAff 0RJVE IN £$SEX VrtlAGE SHOPPING CENTER j Day of Fury Miracle Die Enchanted Island Mummy Trap '; tempt to ban further show- '"• Engel is about to register Qp«?h Evenings Mon. fir FrL 'til 8 Escapade No Place To Hide Vampire ',, ings of the film, "Lady Chat- \ with the Motion Picture Asso- Eye Witness No Where To Go Verboten Face of a Fugitive Nun's Story, The Viking Women And ]', terley's Lover." The movie ' ciation, the titles "Mary," Fearmakers Once Upon A Horse The Sea Serpent First Man Into Space Over-Exposed Virtuous Bigamist :' version of -the D. H. Law- ' "Holy Mary," "Hail Mary" Flame Barrier Party Crashers Warlock Floods of Fear Passport To Treason War Of The Colossal rence novel is being shown at I and "Mary, Mother of God," Four Ways Out Paths Of Glory From Hell It Came Pier 5, Havana Beast • the Ormont Theater here, ' which according to trade Ghost of Dragstrip Porgy And Bess War Of The Satellites When Hell Broke :• first theater in New Jersey . •, practice, does not leave any Hollow Price Of Fear Loose Giant Behemoth Rabbit Trap Wild & The Innocent \ to book the film. '.' other producer who might Gigantus Rebel In Town Wink Of An Eye Return Of Dracula wish to make such a film, Gun Fever Return Of The Fly Woman Eater Gunsmoke In Tucson Revolt In The Bighouse Woman Obsessed Mayor James W. Kelly, Jr. any title material to play Hangman Safecracker. Young And Dangerous Hell Squad Young Don't Cry said he will appoint a citi- with. If Mr. Engel or anyone A III^MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS zen's committee to review else wished to use the title Adultress Gigi Notorious Mr. Monks Age of Infidelity Going Steady Of Life and Love the film after he has studied Al Capone Gun Runners Operation Dames a report on previous court Another Time, Another He Who Must Die Pagans Place Hell's Highway Paratroop Command actions involving the picture. Ask Any Girl- High Cost of Loving Rebel Set SLIM DOWN AT HOME Badlanders Horror of Dracula Rio Bravo He acted after receiving Big Operator Hot Spell Roots of Heaven ACREAGE.. . Blue Denim I Want to Live Sapphire complaints from eight people You can trim inches from tummy, hips, Boujour Tristesse Imitation of Life Rouge et Noir who saw the movie during Located between 2 active sub- Cat on a Hot Tin Rool In Love and War Rx Murder divisions at Port Charlotte. legs with the Stauffer Home Reducing Compulsion Jonas Seventh Seal its opening week. Count Your Blessings Journey Sound and the Fury Adjacent lots selling for $5,000 Plan of effortless exercise and calorie ^ Crime arid Punishment Life Begins at 17 Speed Crazy Crimson Kimono Lonely Hearts Stage Struck reduction And you can do it at home Cry Terror Look Back in Anger Strange Case of Dr. $550 PER ACRE Day of . the Outlaw Man Who Understood Manning Defiant Ones Women Tank Commandos more about •. the Americans. 29,% Down-5 to 6 Yrs. Desire Under the Elms Mating Ganie That Kind of Woman Americans by the millions, Diary of a High School Me and the Colonel They Came to Cordura On the Balance For more information CALL Bride Mirror Has Two Faces This Earth is Mine were quickly finding out Don't Give Up The Naked Earth Touch of Evil Ship Naked Maja Wild is the Wind more about him. PERRINE ASSOCIATES, Inc. Frankenstein—1970 Never Steal An-thing Wild Strawberries Four Skulls of Jona- Small Witches of Salem 10427 SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY than Drake No Name on the Bullet Yesterday's Enemy • • •• . 11047 N.E. 6th Avenue, Miami 38, Florida Gidget North by Northwest Young Fhilad»ilphians MO 7-3611 "* B—MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL Third Visit Attack of 50 Foot H Man No Time to Be Young Alongside a big picture of Mr. Woman Headless Ghost Of Love and Lust Horrors of the Poor But Beautiful K. looking enough like the Man Back from the Dead Black Museum Portland Expose Beat Generation Hot Car Girl Queen of Outer Space in the Moon to make recent glack Whip Hot Rod Gang Quiet -Gun £?lond in Bondage High Hell Raw Edge lunar events seem like cosmic ~T31ood of Dracula House on The Razzia Blood of Vampire Waterfront Reform. School Girl favoritism, the CBS network ar- Blue Angel Houston Story Riot in Juvenile ranged a full-page ad display in Born ..Reckless I, Mobster Prison Bride and the Boast It Started With a Kisis Rock Pretty Baby the New York metropolitan Bride is Much Too I Was a Teenage Room At The Top Beautiful Werewolf Room 43 press. This reminded us of the Bucket of Blood Indestructible Man Screaming Mimi Dragstrip Girl Jet Attack Slave, The memorable CBS "Face the Na- Dragstrip Riot Juvenile Jungle Some Came Running tion" Kremlin interview with Calypso Heat Wave Killing, The Some Like It Hot Checkpoint Kiss Them For Me Sorority Girl Khrushchev, June 1957, "the Confessions of Felix La Parisienne Summer Place Krull Last Mile Stowaway Girl second long and searching look Conquest of Space Last Paradise Strange One Curse of Frankenstein Land of Destiny Tank Battalion at Mr. K." which all the net- Daddy-O Left-Handed Gun Teen-Age Doll works brought us during "his Daughter of Dr. Live Fast, Die Young Teen-Age Rebel Jekyll Love Slaves of the Teenage Wolfpack NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSES Devil's General rough and tumble tour of Mos- Amazon Terror in the Night QUALITY SEAFOODS • Devil's Hairpin. Loving You This Angry Age cow with Nixon only last July." FROM MAINE TO THE FLORIDA KEYS Diabolique Man in the Shadow Too Bad She's Bad Don't Go Near the Man of the West Too Young for Love Water Town on Trial The ad promised us during FORT LAUDERDALE Edge of Fury Man on the Prowl Missile to the Moon Untamed Youth K's visit "a third opportunity 900 S.W. 24th STREET JA 4-7223 Eighth Day of Middle of the Night Value for Money NEW ENGLAND OYSTER HOUSE The Week Naked Africa Wayward Girl to penetrate the nature and 18 and Anxious Naked Dawn What Price Murder DANIA Farewell to Arms Naked Paradise Wicked as They Come personality of the leader of Flesh and the Spur Night of the Quarter Wild Party 760 DANIABCH. BLVD. AIA WA 3-4164 Forbidden Island Women Are Weak the Communist world." But LOBSTER HOUSE Four Boys and a Gun Moon Young and Wild Frankenstein's Nightmare Young Captives there was no mention of the NORTH MIAMI Daughter CBS "Playhouse 90" drama- 12727 BISCAYNE BLVD. PL 4-1511 CONDEMNED NEW ENGLAND RAW BAR Bed of Grass Mademoiselle Strip Pot Bowlie tization, "The Men Who Kill- Flesh Is Weak Tease Question of Adultery CORAL GABLES Fruits of Summer Maid in Paris Rosanna ed Stalin" in which Oscar Game of Love Miller's Beautiful Night Heaven Fell Homolka so skillfully charac- LOFFLER BROTHERS OYSTER HOUSE 280 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE HI 6-1704 Heroes and Sinners Wife Sins of the Borgias I Am a Camera Mitsou Show Is Black terized Nikita Khrushchev. Lady Chatterley's .. Mam'zelle Pigalle Stella PERRINE Lover Naked Night Third Sex Why? Was this because the 16915 SO. FEDERAL HWY. CE 5-5701 Liane Jungle Goddess Nana Women of Rome LOBSTER HOUSE Love is My Profession Passionate Summer Young and Damned Kremlin protested, retaliated OPEN EVERY DAY COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** against CBS in Moscow and Anatomy of Murder asked our State Department (**A separate classification is given to certain- films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a to censor such stuff in the fu- protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretations and falee conclusions.) ture; something which as the We Honor DINER'S CLUB and AMERICAN EXPRESS Curds * * * Civil Liberties Union failed to (Phase clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) point out, would involve viola- pie Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959

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INSTRUCTION (Cont'd) CARS - PARKING MOVING (Cont'd) WRAPPING SERVICE POSITION WANTED FEMALE (Cont'd) SMALL ADS SPANISH Conversational Course ^ PARK YOUR CAR at the LA-MAR TRANSFER THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN St. Mel's Parish - Typing at bring intensive method Former Univ. M M Parking Lot downtown Miami 234 Valencia, C. G. (at the P. O.) my home. Letters, forms etc. instructor - CALL NA 4-3755 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from LOCAL MOVERS Religious Articles, Gifts, Greeting CALL MU 1-6152 BIG RESULTS the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. Furniture - Office Equipment Cards, Stationery,'Gift Wrapping PERSONALS Mike Murphy-Prop. Member Gesu and Mailing. Phone HI 4-1773. in FAST - EFFICIENT SERVICE Elderly woman desires position Vagabondia III - 100' Diesel Yacht, Lift Gate Vans - Free Estimate as companion to lady in exchange Cruise Fla. Keys-Bahamas or Cuba. Members of Corpus Christi and for room and board. The Voice Mqt NE 4-^900, PL 7-5432, PL 8-6856 iBUBUSINES! S SERVICES Immaculate Conception Parishes Call TUxedo 8-5106 1352 N. Miami Ave. FR 3-0023 WILLIAM ]. MATTEI St. John's Parish - Lady will has successfully treated over 21,000 OPTICIANS Call PL 8-2507 ANSWERING SERVICE care for 1 or 2 children all cases & supervised nearly a million day or after school. TU 8-8203 Any week day from 9-5 treatments for approaching bald- ANDREWS OPTICIANS HELP WANTED - FEMALE No Answer Means No Business Rx filled-Lens, Frames Duplicated Saturdays from 9-3 ness & falling hair. Ph. FR 4-7882 POSITIONS WANTED - MALE now for consultation - no cost or ANSWERPHONE 145 N.E. 79th Street PL 7-0231 Teacher needed for the 4th grade and up, until obligation. (Member Gesu Parish). in S. Miami Parochial school. of Greater Miami PHOTOGRAPHY Call MO 7-4745 between 10 -1 St. Mary's Parish - Family man MATTEI HAIR EXPERTS takes your calls anytime. 24-Hour NEEDS night job - service station 4 P.M. TUESDAYS Service. For details Ph. PL 4-2646. LeMAN STUDIO or what have you? Call PL 8-7875 Suite 302, Congress Building Weddings - Babies ARTISTS For FRIDAY Edition WE REN.T ROLLAfTAY BEDS Portraits - Commercial POSITIONS WTD. - MALE or FEMALE Wkly. Rates - Spring Aire Bedding 267 Alhambra Circle HI 8-9300 TELEPHONE Classified Rates , Television - G.E. Appliances Portrait drawing from photos, (10% Discount to Voice Readers) OPERATORS JOBS WANTED MOTT'S FURNITURE MU 8-6313 life size, pastel colors, a nice Call MOhawk 1-0809; CAnal 1-1889 * 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE 1240 Opa-Locka Blvd., Opa-Locka gift - ONLY $7. Call HI 4-1633 PRINTING NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY St. Brendan Conference Count 5 average words per line St. Vincent De Paul Society The Utmost in Care and Comfort Oil portraits done from photos - Patronize One of South Florida's One Time per line 50c Elderly and Convalescent Patients $10 up. Write now fo.r information Oldest Catholic Print Shops TRAINING AT FULL PAY 13 Times " " 40c LARGAY SANATORIUM for Christmas giving. ABBOT PRINTING CO. ANNE'S STUDIO 5555 Garden, Start $46.50 week 26 Times " " 35c Naranja, Florida T. & C. Missall, Props. FOR SALE W. Palm Beach - JUstice 5-3558 Neat Letterpress, Offset, Engraving. Regular increases 52 Times " " 30c LARGAY NURSING HOME 9080 N.E. 6th Ave. at Biscayne Legal Ads per agate line 50c Miami, Florida to $70 per week Commercial artist, week-ends, PL 1-4176 Miami Shores GARDEN SUPPLIES Registered Nurses In Charge evenings, layout, lettering, Death Notices " " " 50c HOME OF UNION LABEL SIX" Steady work . Phone MO 6-4362 illustration. Ph. MO 7-2836 anytime Calvo Feed & Garden Supply Classified Display Rates • Member K. of C... For Your Printing Needs Call Unlimited Nutri-sol, liquid diet plant food-All BOOKKEEPING PUBLISHERS PRESS, INC. leading brands Fertilizer, Insect- One Time — per col. inch $3.00 NOSE FACE EARS advancement icides, Pet Supplies. Free del. Se Corrective styling - plastic surgery. BEN C. SWEETI Forms, Catalogs, Color Brochures, 4 Times " " " $2.90 Magazines opportunities Habla Espanol. 3485 W. Flaglar* 139 S.E. 3rd Street 2-3 P.M. Income Tax & Bookkeeping Serv. CALL HI 3-6051 13 " " ' " " ^$2.70 DEEDERER M.D. FR 3-0003 1707 N.W. 81st Ter. PL 8-8883 355 N. E. 59th St. PL 4-5475 52 " " " " $2.50 RADIO AND TV Bookkeeping and Tax Service APPLY TODAY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FLOAT A BOAT LOAN Individual AND Small Business — Notice to Advertisers — Pay seller cash when you buy. FRANK'S TV SERVICE UNIVERSAL gas range like new, J. Collins Phone MO 1-9681 House Calls $2.50-Guaranteed Wk. Employment Office 4 burners, oven, broiler, side in LOW down payment - 36 months. Call Mr. PHILLIPS - FR 7-4781 HAULING NE 5-8507 (Corpus Christi Parish) 36 N. E. 2nd Street compartment, automatic pilot, fluorescent light, clock, timer BROWARD COUNTY Dade Natl. Bank 1550 Bisc. Blvd. 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M. Trash Removal - General Cleanups For the Best in Radio-TV Service SACRIFICE - PL 7-5714, Ext. 52 ^Call JIM ROGERS and Hauling. Call MO 1-9815 Monday - Friday or call NA 4-1272 evenings LUdlow 3-6403 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SERVICE Call PL 1-6050 RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE or weekends. (Before 4 p.m. Mondays) HEARING AIDS SOUTHERN BELL Modern green sofa & slip cover, SICKROOM RENTALS original cost $300 - sacrifice $70; AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Auditone Hearing Aids and American Sjckroom & Rental Co. TELEPHONE CO. bird cage $6; baby's tricycle $2; Accessories, Batteries &. Cords Complete Sickroom Supplies air-sprayed Zebra picture - 1959 Chevrolet Station Wagon 145 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-0231 for Home and Patient original cost $75 - sacrifice $15! Owner's illness forces sacrifice - ' CALL CA 1-1631 ANNOUNCEMENTS CALL JA $-0014 or JA 4-8555 Cook for convent - S.W. resident, $1250 equity - only $500 INSURANCE 405 N. Fed. Hwy. Ft. Lauderdale LIKE NEW - driven 2 months hours 3:30-5:30 Mondays through Daveno covers $4.98 - arm $1.98. Fridays. Call MO 7-4745 8000 actual mileage-Call CA 1-6372 Insurance Service Agency Inc. SIGNS heavy chair throws $3.98;• sofa FLORISTS All Types of Insurance between 9 and 5 weekdays throws $4.98 up - Hollywoods $7.49 1953 Ford - 4-door Mainliner 1338 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 WE SHIP - FACTORY SALES six cylinder. Call MO 1-8451 GIL HAAS SKIP HAAS EDVITO SIGNS Ladies - would you like to meet 638 N.W. 62nd Street - Miami tlOFMANN'S FLOJVERS WILL ACCEPT BEST OFFER Trucks - Walls - Gold Leaf nice people and earn money in 2160 N.W. 79th St. PL 9-0767 MOVING 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 spare time selling fine table MISCELLANEOUS Expert Funeral Designs - Corsages AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MOVING? .. settings? Call Ft. Lauderdale Wedding Arrangements - Free Del. LIGHT YOUR WAY JA 3-2670 from 4 - 6 P.M. Cash register (itemizer), electric FLOWERS BY WIRE ATOMIC SINCLAIR STATION Have Trucks for All Size Jobs National. Also adding machine. Open 24 hrs. - Mechanic on days Call Joe NE 5-2461 to better business 105 N. E. 75th St. PL 7-7737 For Road Service Phone PL 4-4858 POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE INSTRUCTION 2 NW 79th St. Cor. N. Miami Ave. MOVING ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. Niagara Water Softener - manually Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 Epiphany Parish - Will do typing operated, good condition, cost $360 BILL GAGNON Local and Long Distance my home • very accurate, TRIED Correspondence Courses? CLOVERLEAF VAN & STORAGE 2955 N. W. 75th St. Owner SACRIFICE $80-MO 7-1676 NOW Available Locally - Tutoring , COLLISION SERVICE experienced, reasonable. CE 5-5353 Foreign Car Spec.-Paint-Body Shop Member of Visitation Parish Miami, Fla. and Classes in Radio & TV at Ph. NA 1-1883 NA 1-2684 (Miami) Are you looking for temporary or 102 Giralda Ave., Coral Gables Also Servicing all U.S. make cars STATUARY May we present permanent work as a typist, baby Contact R. E. Coleman Hi 8-0742 131k If. Flag. FR 9-5379, FR 9-7220 WE MOVE YOUR advertising message sitter, tutor, construction worker, (Member St. Theresas' Parish) TO MORE THAN 50,000 bookkeeper, etc.? Reach the 'Mart' NOLAN'S GARAGE Within and out of state Household Goods, Office Equipmt. STATUARY LOYAL readers every week? readers with your ad under • Paint & Body Shop Classroom, church OR home Phone Ad-Taker PL 8-2507 'Positions Wanted'. , Adults - need something to fill 2951 N. W. 27th Ave. Appliances, Pianos PL 1-7842 ANTHONY'S Transfer & Storage , Eight inch to LIFE size up the empty hours - want some- Phone NE 4-8583' Repaired and refiriished. FR 3-2972 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY j thing to relax? STUDY MUSIC. Authorized AAA Service Haven't you ever wished you There's a changing reader audience VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES every week . . . The large number CUSTOM played an instrument? SEVEN BROTHERS GARAGE MARI - LOU - Grandma Moses did it with ART - Expert Mechanics - Free Estimates of concentrated \readers of the Venetian Blinds - Cornices BUILDERS You can do it with MUSIC. 'Taint, Body, Mechanical Repairs 'Voice' among 60 parishes assures Free Estimates - Guaranteed CLEANERS Accordion, piano and org«;u les- 24. Hr. Wrecker Service-MO 6-4457 good attention to ALL advertising. Refinished - Repairs - Your Home IMMEDIATE SERVICE ON sons. Fran Kenning Studio 3130 S. W 107th Ave. CA 1-9098 For YOUR 'result-getting' ad STEADCRAFT - PL 9-6844 SMALL JOBS Next to 7-11, Perrine • Call CA 1-2014 J. Manassa - Member St. Brendan's Call PL 8-2507 9510 N.W. 7tli Ave. Remodeling Our Specialty CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY HOME BUILDING SPECIAL 'TIL OCT. 3rd NAME and ADDRESS LABELS HIGH CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE PLANNING SERVICE 1000 — $1.00 Postpaid ^ Downtown Business Section — Key West, Fla. FINANCING ADVICE Men's Suits & Ladies' Your name and address beautifully printed in blue ink on 24 Pan Revolving Oven - Complete Equipment quality gummed paper in re-usable plastic box. Call Better than $50,0Q0 Gross n Send name and address, plus $1 to $15,000 Selling Price with Terms John Birch J rrv Bronner Plain Dresses - 79c JACK HICKEY Reason For Selling - Sudden Illness of Owner (Member Holy Rosary Parish) 7540 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami 38, Fla. Please call PL 8-9646 for details MO 6-6393 MO 1-9949 ___—__^____ (Delivery Guaranteed) ' The Whole Town is (STILL) Talking about RESULTS in the 'Voice7 I N.E. APARTMENTS FOR RENT "The 'Voice' brought us results -PLUMBING St. Rose of Lima Parish - Duplex, - even though our ad was also 2 bedroom, unfurnished, nice yard, McCORMICK BOYETT "We are VERY pleased with near bus - $100 yearly. running in two other papers." Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE the consistent results from our 346 N. E. 110th Ter. PL 7-3675 - Mrs. E. F. Wisniewski , We specialize in plumbing repairs. 'Voice' ad." - Mrs. E. J. Me- HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. "Your paper is wonderful - two Cormick- Maytag Washer - wringer type, Day PL 7-0606 buyers came at same time on rinse tub on stand, fine Night , PL 9-0355, PL 8-9622 first day." - Mrs. D. Goodrich condition - $25 both HI 4-8289 For YOUR 'Result - Getting 'Ad--- Call Plaza 8 - 2507 (See Classified Rates in FIRST Column on This Page) The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. *>"* 1959 MM Pag* I 29 Tfie Market Place for Announiemenfs S a I e s - Services Rentals Real Estate,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE (Cont'd) CARPENTERS (Cont'd) PLUMBING APARTMENTS - N.W. (Cont'd) HOUSES WANTED - MIAMI BEACH HOUSES FOR SALE - N.E. (Cont'd) COMPLETE BEDS - $10 UP Experienced carpenter - By hour McCORMICK BOYETT Gesu Parish - 2 bedroom furnished Want home on waterfront, three Miami Shores area - Two blocks Mattresses $3 up, lamps 75c up, or job, remodeling OR new work. apartment, also 1 office space bedrooms, in Miami Beach, all from St. Rose of Lima Parochial Call George LU 3-2066 - Ft. Laud. Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE MANY other bargains in house- We specialize in plumbing repairs with living quarters. year round, option to buy. school and Church - also public hold items - Women's shoes Call FR 4-3708 Write Miss Liebig, school - 2-bedroom CBS, porch, CHINCH BUG CONTROL 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla 15c up, women's dresses 35c up, Day PL 7-0606 P.O. Box. 702, Miami 38, Fla. carporte, automatic sprinkleV men's shirts 15c up, men's shoes Night PL 9-0355, PL 8-9622 DUPLEX - Large 2-bedroom system, high and dry location, 25c to $3, wide selection of Bonded Spray Service - Guaranteed apartments, walk-in closets, hard- furnished OR unfurnished. children's wearing apparel 5c up, CHINCH BUG CONTROL JACK & SON wood floors, modern furnishings. $993 down will buy this beautiful lovely evening gowns $2 & S3, Roof Cleaning Roof Coating Plumbing Contractors N. W. corner 50th St. & 11th Ave. REAL ESTATE house. FHA payments $84.97 mo. ALSO - disposing large quantities Pat Harris PL 81865 No Money Down - FHA Financing Call OWNER NE 5-5193 Total price $15,520. Brokers of heavy winter clothing and All Work Guar. - 24 Hour Service protected. Call owner PL 9-3772 WOOLENS for the entire family- Power spraying for chinch bugs, JACOB M1LAVIC, PROPRIETOR Neat Little Cottage Doing unto others . . . friends in the north o.r overseas. free fertilizer, all work guaranteed. for light housekeeping, suitable HOUSES FOR SALE - N.W. Ladies' coats, sweaters etc. LUNSFORD SPRAY SERVICE 2035 N. W. 95th St. PL 7-7962 1 or 2 persons, $45 month ALDOR DRAGON, Mgr. Free estimates TU 7-6468 including utilities, near buses Heiss Realty, Inc. - RealtOE SEE THESE BARGAINS REMODELING VISITATION PARISH-1950 down (Immaculate Conception Parish) Call OWNER MO 6-3823 127 N. E. 1st Ave., Miami includes closing, 3 bedrooms, 2 > ST. VINCENT DePAUL FR 1-6023 HI 3-3151 (res.) baths, patio, barbecue, FHA, owner CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE. Chinch bug power spraying. $15 up, FREE ESTIMATES 1-bedroom duplex - unfurnished, transferred, priced to sell. 801 N. Miami Ave. FR 3-3856 guaranteed - ALSO re-sodding. Remodeling kitchens, bathrooms large closets, 2 bus lines, $70 FLORIDA REALTY Bureau, Inc.310 N. W. 189th Ter. NA 1-3539 Open daily from 8 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. Miami Springs residents 10 years wood paneling, painting, etc. 5540 N.W. let Ave. PL 8-9495 Visit our NEW branch office SATURDAYS UNTIL 12:30 Jack Lombardo's Lawn Service Any. size job - licensed, insured 8411 Biscayne Blvd. PL 7-8545 TU 8-6607 OR TU 8-6283 CALL TU 7-9012 APARTMENTS - S.W. SEE TODAY! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Corner 2 bedroom CBS, sleeping CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION ROOFING Large, lower 2 bedroom duplex, LOHR REAL ESTATE porch, living quarters for " - New & used Fenders, Ediphone, ROOF CLEANING & COATING close-in, 2 blocks from Specializing in Buying in-laws - partially furnished. Martins, Kay & Harmony Guitars, PATIOS, drives, walks, floors - by Weather-Tite Free Estimate St. Peter & Paul's Church, corner Selling and Renting Property 7691 N. W. 12th Ct. Call PL 8-0991 Bass Fiddles, Amplifiers, P.A. Keystone, color, any size job. lot, suitable business couple. To Parishioners by Parishioners For Tile - Gravel - Tar Felt Roof 1092 S: W. 27th Ave. Ph. HI 8-6511 Systems - Microphones. Accordions, Quality workmanship - MU 8-2151 Call MU 84004 OR MU 1-8830 adults only - $110 month. St. James Parish - 550 N.W. 133rd and Drums. TV or Auto Radios. 1229 S. W. I2th Street St. - Two bedroom home, SAM'S RADIO & MUSIC ELECTRICIANS JOHN'S ROOFING MARY MULLEN $13,000 - Terms to suit W. Hollywood YUkon 34370 Leaky Roofs Repaired APARTMENTS - MIAMI BEACH Realtor - Member St. Brendan's also LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY $5 and op. MO 7-7096 Lots - Homes - Acreage - Rentals St. Mel's Parish - Beautiiuljbree PIANO - returned Spinet, full In "The Venice of America" St. Joseph's Parish - Normandy 7385 S. W. 8th St. MO 1-7662 bedroom house, fenced back yard • keyboard, like new. NEW MINNET ELECTRIC TREE SERVICE Isle - Bedroom apartment terrazzo floors and carporte guarantee. Pick up payments of $3 Unfurnished $95 - Furnished $115 WILLIAM C. MURPHY $14,000 - shown by appt. only. Residential and Com'l Renovation AVERETT'S TREE SERVICE week plus carrying charge. We specialize in repair-remodeling YEARLY - Call UN 6-6691 Realtor 3400 block N.W. 172nd Ter. GASH MUSIC CO. Trees trimmed, topped, removed Member - Corpus Christi Parish CALL OWNER MU 1-5495 CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! Licensed and insured St. Joseph's Parish - Unfurnished 13009 N. W. 7th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale, LOgan 6-1421 3191 N. W. 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-2986 Established over 12 years very clean, attractive 1-bedroom, Norwood Section Home LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 MO 7-6103 26' living room, with porch, PLANTS AND TREES HOMES - HOMES - HOMES Three bedrooms - two baths cross ventilation, all facing 1001 N. W. 185th Drive REPEAT SPECIAL FLOOR WAXING WATER HEATERS Tatum waterway near foot-bridge SALES & RENTALS BUSHY IXORA & HIBISCUS Specialist in home & com'l floor LOUIS E. MILLER PLG. CO to ocean, 5 blocks to parish ARTHUR E.PAjRRISH, Realtor St. Mary's Parish - Transferred; « 3 for 99c - Full Gallon Cans maintenance - any kitchen cleaned, church, must see to appreciate. 168 N.E. 96th St. PL 4-8696 3 bedroom, 2 baths, new Florida Water Heater Repairs & Sales 8025 Crespi Blvd. - UN 6-3583 3 foot Adoneida Palms - 97c waxed & polished $1.50. MU 8-0460 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 room, fenced yard, immediate MELANDOR NURSERY ROSS REALTY Sales, Inc. occupancy - no qualifying, $17,500 FORMICA APARTMENTS - FT. LAUDERDALE REALTORS CALL OWNER OX 1-1406 15721 N. W. 7th Ave. WI 7-6971 Residential and Income RELIGIOUS ARTICLES SURF EDGE 12301 N. E. 6th Ave. ANYTHING IN FORMICA RENTALS Directly on the ocean The "Mart" continued Sink Tops - As low as $28 PL 4-5575 or NE 3-3780 (eves.) BUSHEY'S GIFT SHOP Air conditioned, TVs, free parking on next page FREE ESTIMATES - TU 7-9012 from $6 day - $100 month Religious Articles ROOMS N.E. WINCHELL Statuary - Pictures 209 N. Atlantic Blvd. CLASSIFtED DISPLAY LAWN MOWER SERVICE PHONE JA 2-9921 REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 2401 N. Federal Highway ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 ARCHITECTS Delray Beach, Florida MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Beautiful room - modern furnish- HOUSES - N.E. (Member St. Theresa's Parish) APPRAISERS Authorized Service and Parts ings, private shower and outside WANTED REALTORS Fertilizers - Sharpening - Welding entrance, suitable man KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT BUSINESS PROPERTY - HOLLYWOOD Wanted by St. Vincent de Paul Paul and Ray Gigon CALL PL 4-9707 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue OGDEN & ASSOCIATES 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Spaces CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE ROOMS - FT. LAUDERDALE 100' frontage on U.S. No. 1 - Store 12004 NORTH MIAMI AVE. Articles for the poor, furniture, PHONE PL 4-6295 building and modern 3-bedroom PL 4-6998 appliances, household items, etc. LAWN SERVICE Near Holy Cross Hospital - Large Geo. W. Lasehe, Prop. apartment. Owner on premises. 1215 N. Federal Hgwy.-Hollywood (All St. Vincent de Paul Soc. bene- LAWNS CUT, FERTILIZED room, private bath & entrance • HOUSES N.W. factors remembered-wkly masses) near bus, 1 or 2 R.N.s, teachers, cared for by white gardener COUNTRY HOMES - ARCADIA PHONE FR 3-3856 - Special Call MO 6-3054 evenings or business ladies - LO 6-3406 St. Rose of Lima Parish pick-up days each neighborhood. Lovely 2-bedroom unfurnished IT WOULD APARTMENTS - N.E. 2-bedroom country home on 9 acres Lawn sand, top soil, Completely redecorated - stove Beautiful location on good'hwy. pea rock, fill and sod. St. Rose of Lima Parish - bedroom and refrigerator - $125 yearly. 7 miles from Arcadia, Fla. in St. COST YOU HOME IMPROVEMENIENTTJ CALL MO 1-6291 apartment, furnished or unfurii. 411 N.W. 105th St. PL 8-8807 Paul's Parish - $11,000 with terms, $75 yearly. 345 N.E. 90th Street. St. Mary's Parish - Near bus & lall Walnut 8-5431 or 8-5061 or Lawn-yard maintenance, A-l work, write John Parker-Realtor, Arcadia MORE THAN equipment, also trees trimmed, Holy Family Parish - 1 bedroom schools. 2 bedrooms, bath, fully AIR CONDITIONING topped, removed. Call PL 8-7875. apartment, also efficiency, furnished, pool privileges, car- HOUSE FOR SALE N.E. (Member Corpus Chrisli Parish) furnished, air conditioned. porte, yard maintained, $140 month AIR CONDITIONING 1685 N. E. 124ih St. PL 9-5172 lease, CALL PL 9-3442 for appt. AN EXCELLENT BUY $1500.00 REFRIGERATION PAINTING St. Mel's - Opposite Church Holy Family Parish - Walking dist. St. Lawrence Parish - Lady will To Send A Postcard Residential — Commercial PAINTING, interior & exterior share comfortable apartment with NEW 2-balh - ready October 1st 3 bedrooms, 2 Kalfis, pool, large Tstallation — Service Free estimate - Any size job business lady - convenient location Call MU 5-1740 or PL 1-3801 Florida room, NEW condition, Member St. Mary's PL 7-3875 near schools & many stores. TO ALL OF THE rk. No job too helpful listings in the 'Home l'/4 bedrooms, near bus, quiet 45 N. E. 14th St - only*|75 small. CALL HI 4-1633 Improvement' section oj the 'Mart' 400 N. W. 9th Ave. FR 3-5078 Call PL 8-8289 after 6:30 P.M. REAL ESTATE 90c CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY EXAM COURSES PER WEEK Authorized by Call Miss Thompson MeCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. Florida Real Estate Commission iami Pioneer Septic Tank Cleaners PROMPT DAY OR NIGHT (Permit #21) PL 8-2507 Day and Night Classes I Serving Miami and All North Dade Areas Plumbing Repair Service Atl the instruction you need j 36 Tears of Service in Dade County for the State Examination TODAY j RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Air Conditioned PLaza 7-0606 Off-Street Parking I Our Draintile Installations Carry A S-Tr. Written Guarantee FOR MORE 1 9443 Pork Drive Miami Shores 79th Street and Biscayne Blvd. Phone PL 7-1000 ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE ($.£. Corner) DETAILS or PL 8-9646 PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 - PL 9-6157 - Page 30 The Voice, Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 29 AROUND TOWN L The Voice 'Mart' HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W. (Cont'd) HOUSES FOR SALE - S.W. (Cont'd) HOUSES FOR SALE - HIALEAH Corpus Christi Parish-2 bedrooms, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! furnished, tile roof, awnings, $400 CASH Three bedroom, 2 bath CBS, large lot, only $13,500 - Owner Custom - built, 2 bedroom CBS 160 W. 31 St. (Off Palm) PL 8-0991 1041 N. W. 42nd St. NE 5-5087 home with carporte & hardwood floors, 1 block to Coral .Gables bns, spacious living room, huge Immaculate Conception Parish - 3 ST. MEL'S kitchen, fenced rear yard with bedroom, large corner lot - fenced, Across the street - 3 bedrooms, shade and fruit trees. Priced beautiful NEW Florida room, 2 baths, large screened porch, at FHA valuation of $13,000. panelled snack bar - $41 month 1 year new, well & sprinkler, Mary M. Mullen, Realtor on present 4% VA mortgage - furnished or unfurnished 7385 S.W. 8th Street MO 1-7662 $13,500 total - also new FHA FHA or conventional Call OWNER TU 8-7665 ALBERT F. BAKER HOUSES FOR SALE-NORTH MIAMI PL 1-3801 - eves MU 8-3923 HOUSES FOR SALE - FT. LAUDERDALE $590 DOWN Large duplex-2 bedrooms each side QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH Balance like rent - Price $11,900 one side furnished, now only 2725 S.W. 9th Street IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $13,000. Terms arranged-NE 5-2461 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, new home, NO QUALIFYING only 2 blks. to church, grade school Near Visitation Church & school One block from St. James - Large [ Catholic High School and large 3 bedroom CBS, carporte. 3 bedroom, 2 bath plus 10 x 12 Shopping Ctr. A beautiful home! Many extras - By OWNER storage room or den - many extras. Joseph Kay Builders, Inc. Call PL 74537 after 6 or week-ends Price $16,500 - Drive by PHONE JAckson 3-4034 530 N. W. 133rd Street OVER 25% net return on $2,050 Open every day from 1 to 4 P.M. investment-2 houses, outdoor BBQ, CALL MU 1-8663 NO CLOSING COSTS patio, city sewer, separate meters. NO QUALIFYING SEE 3018 N.W. 8th Ave. HOUSES FOR SALE - N. MIAMI BEACH Beautiful large home on 1-acre Call Heiss Realty FR 1-6023 lot. Must be sold NOW - "• St. Rose of Lima Parish-3 bedrms., St. Lawrence Parish.- New school Jim McCormack jalousied Florida room, low down 3 blocks - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, payment, FHA $15,500 commit, large closets, 2 linen closets, AMERICAN REALTY immediate occupancy. OWNER living room, dining room, Florida & Development Corp. 10345 N.W. 2nd Ct. PL 4-9828 room, tilt roof, 2 car enclosed Office "O" - Times Square garage, dream kitchen, utility room Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. L]2f3 4|5 6!7|8|9TTm HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W. ~ custom built home, lot 9O'xl35 - LO 6-2421 - (Eves). LO 4-8165 less year old - owner transferred ST. BRENDAN'S PARISH net $28,500-$5,000 down. QUEEN OF MARTYRS PARISH 7220 S. W. 34th St. Road Excellent financing - WI 7-6763 4 houses - $15,500 to $16,250 3 bedroom CBS, Florida room 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida overlooking lake, laundry plufs Family home (one year NEW) on room, 2 to 5 blocks to church, utility room, carporte, awnings beautiful Sky Lake, 3 bedrooms, schools, shopping center & bus. $16,000 - CALL MO 5-6516 2 baths, fenced yard, 2 blocks Owner - W. F. Wolff, LU 3-6916 Epiphany Parish — St. Lawrence school. Owner 2861 S. W. 10th Street Block University, transferred. $35,000 TOTAL PRICE ONLY $9500 . 19450 N.E. 22nd Rd. WI 5-3334 ST. CLEMENT'S AREA Large corner lot, 2 bedroom CBS, REDUCED partly furnished. Call OWNER IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY REDUCED MO 5-6892 6401 S.W. 58th Ave. Spaciousl 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, \ /z years new, FHA REDUCED St. Michael's Parish - 3 bedrooms, commitment, screened patio, > partly furnished, large electric sprinklers, well & pump, other NOW ONLY $21,500! 10-Yeor Warranty—RHEEM kitchen, gas heat, attic fan, one features - PRICE $21,500 Large new 3 bedroom, 2 bath TIPS FOR TEENAGERS block Flagler buses, by owner - 370 East Drive (off 181st St. home, close to everything - 4529 S.W. 1st Street. HI 8-2903 and N. E. 6th Ave.) Call shops - schools - churches WATER HEATERS OWNER WI 5-6704 featuring co-op swimming pool - St. Brendan's Parish - Waterfront, co-op recreation center, Recipe For Happy Home: 20 GAL. (elec.) $43.50 (School bus stops at door) HOUSES FOR SALE - COCONUT GROVE police-protected school crossing. 30 GAL. (elec.) $49.00 3 bedroom, Florida room, wall-to- JENADA VILLAS RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED wall carpeting, covered patio, LIKE TO LIVE HERE? 2808 N. W. 9th Terrace over-sized lot, beautifully land- Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 20 GAL $59.00 scaped - $1600 down - by owner COCONUT GROVE Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday Work For Common Good SOUTH MIAMI from 2 to 5 P.M. 30 GAL $68.00 3380 S .W. 75th Ave. MO 6-4121 CORAL GABLES By Father Gabriel W. Hafford natural. Extreme styles for boys RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY REDUCED $2,000 W.E.MARGICIN AMERICAN REALTY Perhaps we have become so or girls show a lack of balance. 20 GAL.Glass Lined $62.00 Near SS. Peter & Paul BROKER MO 5-4447 LO 6-2421 - (Eves) LO 6-2259 30 GAL.Gloss Lined $69.50 Member (New) St. Hugh's Parish selfish that few of us give any Some people put color back 2112 S.W. 12th Ave. 3. bedrooms LOTS FOR SALE - LAKE WORTH (1 air-cond.) 2 baths, completely thought to the common good. into their hair to try to fool old RAY BALL PLUMBING & HDWE. furnished, sprinklers & well, HOUSES FOR SALE-CORAL GABLES Double lot - 110 x 125 (Tract 16) When necessity demands it, we man time, but they don't. Let 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 WAS $19,500 - NOW $17,500 Off-,Lake Worth Rd. in Sunset don't bat an eye, but when we well enough alone. Terms, Call OWNER FR 31607 St. Theresa's Parish - 2 story corner Ridge Subdivision - $1050. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, have a choice in the matter Write owner 1181 N. W. 40th St., ON YOUR MARK Want a 'Result-Getting' ad? hardwood floors, 2-car garage,, Miami OR call MUrray 1-6179 most of us want our own way. Just phone (with efficiency apt. for income) That is the reason why there is Be sure to be ready for Oc- Miss Thompson, PL 8-2507 FHA commitment - Price $19,600 LOTS FOR SALE - POMPANO BEACH any strife at home. When sick- Barney and say "Charge It." OWNER 1237 Ferdinand-HI 6-2916 tober, the Month of the Ros- WATERFRONT lot with sea-wall ness raises its fevered head, it ary. There are many reasons CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Bel-Air Section - 1 block from is simple to put aside our plans why we ought to be especially Crowley Assumption Church. WH 1-3469 so we can do our part to be of devout in the recitation of the help to the suffering member of REAL ESTATE We WiH Build For You Ad dollars produce more rosary this year. The Blessed the family. 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Friday, Sept. 25, W59 Page 3T Explorers, Conchs To Clash Saturday Square Off Tonight (Another in a weekly series providing the 1959 joot- ball prospects oj" the Catholic high schools in South Christopher Columbus High Florida) •• . vill open its second season of football competition tonight at St. Patrick High By JACK HOUGHTELING Key West High as Pete Aiello Jr. debuts as head coach of the To Drop Football A surprising St. Ann's High of West Palm Beach will be host Explorers. to Jupiter Saturday in search of its second straight victory after St. Patrick High School of Mi- unleashing a formidable offense in downing Naples High 25-13 "The boys have a good ami Beach will drop football last Friday. mental attitude for the game, from its sports program elec- but the weight handicap is go- tive immediately, Coach Chuck With only five lettermen re- ing to be a great disadvan- Guiment has announced. turning from last year and lack Hopeful Rams tage," Aiello said. of experience throughout the Lack of satisfactory manpow- club, Coach John Hosinski had Tackle Ocoee The Explorers, with a line er was the reason given by resigned himself to a job of St. Anastasia High of Ft. averaging 160 pounds will give Guimento for the decision. Last building for "next year." year only 39 boys in the school's . Pierce will open its season to- away an average of 20 pounds per man to the always-tough top three grades participated In the line, Hosinski had night at Ocoee with hopes of William Salter, left, and Lou Ferraro, are two husky tackles on Key West Conchs. according to figures released by only team captain Ric Pizzi the Ft. Lauderdale Central Catholic squad that will meet city- the first winning season in the rival Stranahan tonight at Lockhart Stadium. Both boys weigh the Florida High School Activi- as an experienced player and Nevertheless, Aiello is count- school's five-year history. over 225 pounds. ties Association. a host of green youngsters ing on his team's speed and a out for the squad. Bob Scott, former University two-platoon offense to offset the The Shamrocks will continue of Tennessee guard, has been weight advantage of the Conchs. a full program of varsity com- One of the youngsters, Joe petition in basketball and base- elevated to head coach this Deaver, a sophomore, immedi- Central Catholic, Stranahan "We are planning on using a ball. ••••-.f ately stood out at center and year to replace part-time coach lot of kids in the game in order Hosinski moved Pizzi to a guard Grady Tyner. The Rams are Shoot For City Title Tonight to keep a fresh unit on the field spot. Mark Reisch was picked optimistic about improving on at all times and to keep them "Smart Buyers Get The to fill the other guard post. last year's 4-4-1 record. Ft Lauderdale Central Cath- running," he explained. JUNIOR ENDS olic will shoot for its first city Aiello will start a backfield Best Buys at McBride's" At end, a pair of juniors, Jay championship tonight when the headed by Jack Ellison at Groover and John Holmes, plus CurEey Knights Raiders meet local rival Stran- quarterback, Dick Burke and The Largest Stock of sophomore Jim Kelley battled ahan High at Lockhart Sta- Dick Parodi at halfback, and Imported and Domestic Richard Burns at fullback. for starting honors. The tackle , To Scrimmage dium. Wines and Liquors spots went to seniors Mike Rom- ' * In the Greater Miami Area berg and Neal Jowaisas with On Open Date Last Friday, Coach Jim Aiello expects Ellison, a vet- sophomores Gabe Michael and Kurth's team scored its first eran of last season at half back to throw a lot in order to PL 7-1160 John Butler to back them up. Facing an open date this victory over Ft. Lauderdale weekend, the Archbishop Cur- keep the Key West defense FREE DELIVERY IN THE High by scoring a first quart- Four of the Crusader five ley High Knights will get a loose. NORTH DADE AREA lettermen were in the back- heavy dose of hard scrimmag- er touchdown and holding the The Explorers also have a field although none had been ing according to Coach Sam Flying L's scoreless. good pair of pass receivers in regulars last season. Denny ScHrnecchia's plans. ends Tom Ellison, a brother, E. McBRlDE - LIQUORS The Raiders used only 15 Young, Walt Jones, Frank Ste- and Joe Keefe. Both are over 734 N.E. 125th St. vens were halfbacks and Bob Although 12-7 winners in players in scoring its "biggest" six-feet in height and have the Kizlak was a fullback. their opening game last Fri- win in history and it is expected North Miami's Smartest necessary speed to get down- Liquor Store day with Hialeah, Scarnec- that the same 15 will have to field. Young, who played understudy chia was .far from pleased by hold the fort tonight against to quarterback star Jim Ghioto the play of his squad. Stranahan. last season, took to halfback with relish. Hosinski figures his "The boys were too compla- The Dragons lost 32-18 to Guard Bryan Piccolo is one of Phone JU 2-3232 passing and running ability cent and must have been be- West Palm Beach but gave the Ft. Lauderdale Central would give the undermanned lieving everything they read in the Wildcats, rated as one of Catholic top defensive players Crusaders a surprise threat for the newspapers," Sam ex- "'the top high school clubs in responsible for the Raiders LANG'S any lax defense. Jones and Kiz- plained. ^_r - South Florida, a terrific opening win over F(. Lauder- battle. dale High. SUPER LIQUOR STORE lik were also named to starting Plenty of live scrimmaging berths with Mike Griffin select- and lots of work is Scarnec- Heroes of the Central Cath- * * * AR-EATfeEE DELIVERY ed for the quarterback post. chia's remedy. olic win were quarterback Drake han clash as Doetsch and Jim 129 N. Federal Hwy. Lake Worth, Fla. SHORT PASS EXPERTS Batchelder, half back Lynn Martin sprained ankles and The squad came out of the Whalen and a rugged defensive Griffin, though inexperienced, Denny Terrill suffered a sev- game in fair physical shape line headed by Brian Piccolo, was a good short distance pas- although the extra week of re- Jim Lynch, John Doetsch, Bill ere sprain in the game. THIS IS THE END! . . . ser and showed promise of be- cuperating will come in han- Salter, Phil Steele and Jack OF THE 1959 MODELS coming a good ball handler. dy. Suffering an assortment Doucette. of bruises and strains are CLOSE-OUT PRICES "We expected our under- Richard Martinez, fullback, Batchelder scored the game's ON'ALL BRAND NEW classmen to get plenty of ex- Gene Duffy', quarterback, Don only TD on a two-yard end run. perience in the line this sea- Alpaugh, tackle, and Frank The Raiders may not be at MERCURY • EDSEL • TAUNUS son," Hosinski said before the LaPietra, end. full strength for the Strana- SAINT 1959 _ start of the Naples game, 1959 1959 . "and if we can win a few, TAUNUS EDSEL MERCURV that will be all to the better." LEO $ $ $ Meet Your Friends 1795 2195 2495 The Crusaders got off to a flying start. at the COLLEGE NORTH DADE MERCURY Young scored twice on runs Wl 5-1473 of 45 and 58 yards and threw a A LIBERAL ARTS 1650 N.E. 763rd ST., NORTH MIAMI BEACH touchdown pass to Holmes. Tony HAPPY LANDING COCKTAIL LOUNGE Porcella, a newcomer to the 9425 Harding Avenue, Surfside JUNIOR COLLEGE backfield, scored the fourth St. {One block west of Collins Ave. Miami Beach) Ann's TD on a 30-yard run. (Open until 2 A.M.) Conducted by The Benedictine Fathers TD'S CALLED BACK Ann Hughes, Prop. In addition, two Crusader (Same management 16 years) Boarding Facilities for Young touchdowns called back for pen- Men. Young Women accept- alties. ed as Doy Students. University Parallel and Pre- For his outstanding play, professional Courses Leadthg Young was singled out by toward All Degrees. Coach Hosinski for "the -best m performance that any boy has On the some Campus: given me since I've been at St. Leo College Preparatory St. Ann's." 'KklR School for Boys, grades 9 to AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" 12. Tomorrow, the Crusaders go PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI For Information, Write against un-tested Jupiter but DETROIT* FLINT* MIAMI now that his green sophomores FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE THE REGISTRAR and juniors are "experienced" Saint Leo College veterans, the Crusaders might just turn a building year into Saint Leo, Fla. an outstanding year. Page 32 The Voice,' Miami, Fla. Friday, Sept. 25, 1959 SHARE IN THESE BIG SAVINGS ON UALITY FOODS! PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY AT ALL FOOD FAIR STORES . . . FROM FT. PIERCE TO KEY WEST

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