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Arizona sun., 1954-03-26
Lucy Phillips CME

Appreciation services are being
arranged to honor the pastor, Rev.
l.. ]. Harper and Mrs. Harper
during the second week of April,
according to Mr.. Marshall Brown
who submitted plans for the affair
to the membership. Mr.. Brown,
who is one of the fine workers of
the church stated that the building
and furnishing of the church had
occupied their attention, but they
must stop a busy schedule to give
appreciation to the pastor and his
wife The Rev. A. Jones of Tucson
will preach the appreciation SER
mon Sunday afternoon, April IL.
Last week an appreciation serv-
ice honored Mrs. Noble White,
who has been the church pianist
for over quarter of a century. 1t
is believed she has been playing
for the church without a break
longer than any other pianist in
the city. The Rev. w. H. Stevens
Jr., of Wesley Methodist church
was the principal speaker. Mrs.
White received many lovely gifts.
The Sunday School was we'll at
tended last Sunday, with Superin-
tendent F. B. Johnson and his staff
of teachers at their posts. Rev.
Harper's sermon at the worship
hour was Coming Back Home"
The Jr. Ushers and Jr. Choir
served. In the afternoon, the Usher
Board and Guiding Light Club
served tea. Mrs. Gladys Allen and
Mrs. Selma Lidge are the pres
idents, respectively.
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26
Willow Grove Baptist

Rev. w. H. Hardison's sermon
theme for last Sunday was Power
of His Word, taken from Gospel
of Luke: 4, 80.
Willow Grove Baptist church
joins other churches of the city in
soliciting men and women to rally
to the invitation of this institution.
The church offers something
that no other organization at
tenpts to give. 1t is spiritual over
sight. Everyone who turns to the
church is seeking the best things
that are to be found. Every person
owes it to his fellow-man and
himself to aspire to the highest
Christian attainment. This can
only be done as we accept Christ
and His way of life that He has
so effectively planned for all man.
kind.
Surely you too will want to show
wisdom and fall in line with the
great number that march to vic
tory in Christ.-N. C. Mitchell, re-
porter
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

Her new assignment will find
Mrs. May representing Region Six
which includes California, Ari-
zona, Nevada, Utah, Colorado and
New Mexico. She left this week for
San Francisco to attend the
groups organizational meeting.
An officer and member of the
Arizona Division of the American
Cancer Society since 1945, Mrs.
May has been particularly con-
cerned with the organization of
the annual Arizona Cancer Semi
mars, presented in cooperation with
the Arizona Medical Association.
First sponsored in January, 1858,
and repeated with notable success
this year, both seminars attracted
cancer specialists from all over
the nation as guest speakers and
discussion leaders, receiving an en-
thusiastic reception from the
medical profession in Arizona.
In business life, Mrs. May is an
assistant cashier and Director of
Special Services for the Valley Ma
tional Bank. In this connection,
she is especially well known
throughout the state for the series
of Finance Forums she has pre-
sented before various community
groups in Arizona,
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26
Autobiography Of Liberion Leader
Reveals Important And New Doto
About Neqro Republic

from the point of departure for
the continent of Africa in 1904, he
reveals first-hand knowledge Of
the form and content of n1oderni-
zation and social reform in the
country which can proudly be
called the only republic in Africa
and the sole Negro republic of the
world.
Born in Barbados, British West
Indies, DR.. Price was educated in
the schools there and pursued Spe-
cial studies in the United States
In 1904 he was sent by the Board
Of Foreign Missions of the Former
Methodist Episcopal Church as
missionary to Cape Palmas, Liberia.
His autobiography reveals the COM
bined fear and joy of young mis-
sionary as we'll as the obstacles en-
countered in foreign field work
and the resolution of problems
through perseverance, investiga-
ton and understanding Both spir-
itual leader and government SER
want of the Liberian people, DR..
Price served as District Superin.
.tendent of the churches of his de-
nomination, Field Treasurer of the
Board of Foreign Missions, and
Inspector of the Liberian school
system. In 1914, he was appointed
to the post of Liberian Consul
General to the United States by
William v. S. Tubman, president of
the Liberian Republic (and former
student of DR.. Price,.
A hopeful interpreter of the
meaning of social progress in Af-
rica, DR.. Price sees the trend to-
ward a higher standard of living.
His adventures "by hammock and
surfboat" introduced him not only
to the primitive tribes of the him
terland but also to the groups
along the coast and in the inter-
ior of the continent. In LIBERIAN
ODYSSEY he presents the facts be.
hind the myths and through first
person narrative describes not only
the religious, but also the political,
social and economic status of the
Liberian republic.
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

Currently serving her third term
as president of the Arizona Divi-
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
1902 E. Washington
Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, Jr., Minister
9:45 am. Sunday School
II 100 am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

sion, Mrs. May is one of seven lay
members elected to the committee
which is charged with the respon-
sibility of studying working rela-
tionships between the national
headquarters and its various divi-
sions throughout the country.
In addition, the COMMITTEE OF
21" consists of seven members OF
the medical profession and an
equal number of representatives of
the American Cancer Society Ma
tional Board.
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26
NEWS
Wesley Methodist

The fourth Quarterly Conference
was held last Thursday night, and
church officers were elected for
the ensuing year. New official
terms will begin June 1, as this
fiscal year ends May 81.
Sunday Rev. VIM. H. Stevens
Jr., the minister, begins a series OF
sermons on the life of Christ, lead
ing up to the Easter celebration OF
Christ's victorysover death. Subject
for March 28th Is What Manner
of Man Was Jesus?
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

DR.. Frederick A. Price, Liberian
Consul General to the United
States for the past ten years and
an ordained minister for fifty
years, in his autobiography, "Liber-
ian Odyssey" writes with author
ity and understanding of the con-
ditions prevailing in modern Liber-
ia. In narrating his adventures
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26

Lucy Phillips Memorial Church
Corner 18th at E. Adams
Rev. L. j. Harper, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-03-26
Phoenix Woman Named
To Cancer Society Group

widely known leader in The fight against cancer
Mrs. Robert E. May of Phoenix-has been named to
"The Committee of 21 of the American Cancer Society,"
top study and policy making group of the nationwide
organization it has been announced by the ACSs Ari-
Evening star., 1954-11-11
HOUSES ~ sALEA.r tcsns.l
RIGGS pARKsi2.2 .2S0
REDECORATED

C0T0RFN T1O0ES Am 707
: rsnee sestXta A. ~ Xacant asEscp.6 arS 1aS- g
eedsm. 1ed,ia .l, home u Al condition: all
liz % h.ts ,sfss. s inGl, a;,i atslc; modem
s sae g.sn. sn. MH ~. VIE ntepL. dln.
IN. IN. 4uHe 9,,I4 kkiscnen WITH bvtlers pan
sc,.vs ~ sun - Dsms VIII en NV. q.
schocis ass 81 ehn,sS.. lGs oUxa2oi Gonyi ioo 70
MMEY' Rs JR Realtor. RE. 7-5275 or
c5HniiSr m iSrrnnSo5I, rnn . IL
4 IN /. 1ns,0Ty puys nice 1rame
narns;. ri; IN ynSraSgrs yMnSSeqF,9ge; 3 T%SrdsE@fvl % @
IA RliAoo iSaNeshH nsAiid51'
COZ. COi.OTEiDs-WO0nRmGr a a Eon
buys nice small bunEaiow; ideal d'yST fop
couple; Cheap. KRETsINcER REAi..
~, La, 6-i192. -NiS
Woodridge - Detached brick. First
foor has living room and fireplace,
dining room. full-size modern
kitchen with breakfast nook. screened
side porch with jalousies. Second
moor has 3 bedrooms with 2 modern
baths: Attic c0lnuleteiy furnished
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Mr.. BOILING. ANDREWS, NRL
MOD. 6.RM. SEMlDET. BRICK
Only $13.26O or VA appraised price.
One BLK. TO schools, transp. and
shopping. Qround.level entrance "a
front and bsmt. Deep. level, fenced
lot. New lge. hack porch. Can
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-s136 or ST. 3-736S.
ATLAS REALTY CO. lis
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, Sc.
II you have the cash, you will GER
tainly. buy one Of these new, de-
tached, brick Colonial homes. Six
beautiful rooms, powder rm. and
bath; everything has been thought
Of In these homes. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Located 1t 400
Southern ave-. 1915 .41st pl. and
open Sl sn Sss II aas latter ate sYs WI IS Ss
j. M N. MEDLEY, 10. s-s777
Evening star., 1954-11-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

SMILEY TERRACE, 3441 25th st
bath. mod. kit; bsmt. Near suitland
&iDbLEToS ErsSs Seaisos, isSs' RI. 7llisl; 7TltoI
500 bowHiNs. Hi 1855 sSSs = ST. s.E.-Mod
3.bsdrna; brick; bsmt:. gas heat
ins. ST. 3-943S. IA. S-i75O. Ia
Sl1,0O0 81, 900 cash; assume $4,000
loan. S62 20 per mo. includes every
think. bedruls.. semidet. brick,
full bsmt.. storm doors and win
dows., conv. location. 10. 1850.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

COLORED-VACANT
It's a Honey for the Money
ONLY $495 DOWN
newly dec, q APIS. OF 4 RMS,
BATH EACH. Bsmt. with front and
rear exits, contains extra toilet and
wash basin. oil heat. Priced right.
John D. Neuman Prop, Inc.
e27 18th ST. NV. ma. s-232I
Evening star., 1954-11-11

SILVER SPRING-$16,50 SOD
News RMS, 1ha BATHS
Clost- in Dale Drive-Piney Branch
half bath first foor,. bedrooms up
basement with exitsj modern in al
details; goned for 2 families ONLY
BEERS SRos., TILL o, JU. s-7e11
Evening star., 1954-11-11
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
! AN
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Prominent local co. will sell its mair
Digs. and lease 1t back for 10 years
total lease. pymts. equal purchase
Price. ABOUT S60.00O cash needed
Evening star., 1954-11-11


COL LORED-EMPL. CPTE. Vie. 4fI;
and R.-5-rm. brk.. bath: nev
cond. No down payt. DE. 2-3S7l
coLoRED-sAUL's ADDIT1oN-ESse
det. house; bedrms., oil il.W.; 3.cai
garage; large lot. DON BLAIR, RA
6-04O0 or RA. 3-4102. liz
COLORED--N.W. SEC.-i or 2 rm,
sunny apt, eqppd. kit; conv. Empl.
rel. adults. Ress. Ia. o-6s93.
c;S.ons9rals a.. .;.. ,,,.,.a = 4 = ao45; q; e,
Upshur. Just sittins ON this front
bring mellownesS to your being. You
VIII save enough money on your fuel
nlii 70 enable your sending your
wire to Cars Beach every year,
Only $4,000 as . down payment. a
. prince. . din. rm. that gives YOU
an appetite irregardless Of what
ries. recep. hall, porches. back yard
and 20 much more than ! can emu
merste. Call SIoLER d CO.. RA
coLoRED-1sth AND RANDoIPR--
Reduced price, reduced terms, quick
poss.;;. wide 4-bedrm. brk. home;
fun SAITH and Q half baths. den,
nigh, besmed din. rm. ceiling; front
entr to bsmt.. AUERBACH b CO.
DI. 7-6501. RA. 3-6652.
COLORED-NR. sth AND EMERSON
Colonial brick home, in excel. con.
dition; lovely rms, 2 inclosed real
porches; full bsmt with gas h.-W.h.
SSonSrete SS front porch: det; gayage;
NHSnlpERN HSla5IR ,,1lIJ TILE BATH AND SPAR.
quality home which his; You viii viii b
proud 70 own. Terms or trade. Cal
Mr. LOVING. ST. 3-0z6s or Oh
CoLcRED-LGE. BRICK HoMg--
I or z families. Iir. 14th st.: $1,000
70 1000 cash: vac; like new,
wiz exchange. OWNER. IA. s-7olo
coLoRED-lNvEsrMENT-s beau.
and rent sSHoaa'i oas twS Salss CAN II; = sRs
1eth--Home "a
be proud Of; brick semidet., 8 rms,
bedrms.. den, fireplace, 3 baths;
sun porch; shrubs; dble. gar. For
appt.. II. 7.S20p. Bargain price,
CoLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN
o11nesdsm: 1sss,s,,:. sssmidstachsd; ssI 13th and nc
rm., din. rm., modern kitchen, oil
hot-weter heat: large, level yard;
garage; new-house condition: mo.
with deposit.
KENNEDY REALTY IA. $1,000
COLORED-KANsAs AVE. NV.
Low down payments. All brick: Z
Mrase. M III McfTiEzaEsNs Eas R@EAIiTYi; ~ ii; cna. SS VI ";
Evening star., 1954-11-11

coLoEEp1Ss200;s5S9 ~ YsITT gs%s $500 DOWN SNy
MOD, 2-APT., SEMIDET. BRICK
Like new. only 3 yrs. old. In excel
location; bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. air
con. s%1l,d'; wen n FINANCED need. Why Pay rent,
MRS; cox LU. 2-s136 or ST,
Evening star., 1954-11-11
COUNTRY

NEAT s-BEDRooM RAMBLER on Y
SMALL MopEBN HONE HOME. s ,ooms. on
acre; $500, only $500 cash.
6-BEDROOM BRICK on " acre
NIrFIa6RInu 1sgsheF Sst but 9nlZ nHnssO Si3SOq ,,,y
n Gath, good neighborhood;
8 ACRES. elose-in Oath: sIB.s5O.
5-ACRE ESTATE. Gath: $4,000.
4 BEDROOMs, bath, oil heat. out.
buildings, S12. 800. easy terms.
NEW 3-BEDRooM RAMBLER. 3 acres
along hwy. commercial: S14.960.
See our Cd under Farms for Sale.
DsSR o1R y eoAsEEfEc AsR nc LfS4 2HER
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALToRe oAITHERsBuRa 29s
CONVENIENCE PLUS
In . wonderful close.in Silver Spring
location. near churches, public and
parochial schools, shops and transp.
This well-bqilt brick home contains
liv. rm., din. rm., garage, side
sereened porch. lovely. level lot,
:, GEORGE W. gAusERMAH
Ju. b-1570 Ewes, RA. 3-5sS3
Evening star., 1954-11-11
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

RIGGS PARK--semidet brick; 1
sale from owner; $3.50; 81. .00I
down. Call JU. 5-OSS7. j LII
RIGGS Park AREA--$50O down
nearly new 6-rm. semidet. brick
hsmt.; redec. and vacant. Bargain
he, 4-6400: HUGH 7. PECK.
UPPER MICHIGAN PARK-6-rms,
eekr4siEais fiss Ri hE2fSY gsEfis E2 E siites II 4
1874 DOUGLAS 81. Me- bedrms.
gas h.w., lge. garage: near every.
thing: very desirable living condi
lions; reas. KRETSlNGER REALTY
Evening star., 1954-11-11

BROoKDALE AREA
Brick Colonial; S21, 500; plenty of
closet SPACE, entr. hall. fun hsmt.,
screened porch, garage, 3 yrs. old,
lavetofy on LIST a.; close to transp,
ere rs features. Mrs. Baker, OF.
2.70l6 with THOMAS 1. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Directions: Out colesville I'd, left on
Old BladensburE lat Four Ccrnersl,
open house or west on Univ. lane
to Silver Spring at Four Corners,
continue straight on Old BladenS-
burg I'd to siGn and open house on
Evening star., 1954-11-11
ROCK CREEK HIILS
Silver Spring
NEAR FOUR CORNERS
THE BERNADETTE

New beautiful center-hali. aIl-brick
rambler: SEPARATE DINING RM..
8 twin-size bedrms., super abundance
Of closet space, breath-taking all.
elec. kit. built-in. eye-level oven.
Most luxurious bathroom with twin
bowls and large Formica base cAhi.
net. daylight basement with roushed
public. peroehial schools and al
Evening star., 1954-11-11

ROUTE 90, FARMETTE-Lee., expan.
bungalow. Pun din. rri., liv rna. with
firepl., fun bsTnt., BID N-aere lot
with trees and garden space. Only
$3.50 down TO rion-Gl or GI. PARK
side REALTY. Ju. 9.1676 till g..
Evening star., 1954-11-11
L. H. CARMICHAEL .
REALTY co.
0. e.0601 TILL 8 P.A
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
All-bfick rambler. located in Carroll
approved ct S15,475 to qualified
purchaser. Separate dining room.
full basement with finished rec
room, large living room with fife-
place. Lot 80 feet wide. PHILIP
B. KEY CO.. Realtor.
D49 Wayne Ave. JU. b-3)iO
Evening star., 1954-11-11

cgIfIMN.RT0r,a AnrI

CHYLLUM-RTaus AREA
homes from S10.SSO, from $xSo
dn. AuEEBAcH 4 CO.. DI. 9-66Ol.
|oEoRoEToWNs smafsest Wis. ave.
CLEVELAND PARK--Loveliest. large
grounds; perfectly appt. for enter
ssin,ns sssnss. o s,sIm. srsnS scale sss Aso hs en-
library lst q. Under $4,000,
CHEVY. CHAsE--a bedTms.. new
titled tiled ,I!r baths, 1 lgs, Esounds; $is.50Q.
wonderful Investment. S1S,5O0.
CAPITOL HILIr-Remodeled. s3.hed-
rms, Q baths. lge. grounds. $4,000.
STEVENS, DI. 1850 lie
Evening star., 1954-11-11

BETHESDA-New brick rambler, liv-
ing room. dining room. 8 bedrooms,
baths, electric Kitchen. full day
20-year loan at AZ. Total price,
S24.50O. BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO., EN-. 2-2326: eyes,, OIL. 4-5719.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

30WNToWN-HOME AND INCONK
1921 NJ ST. NV.
sna sih i5ss dssp rs rssr yGe ySpd Essasn loos
and bath and a.. outside entrance
o back: excellent cond. through
lQt. To inspect call Mr. 0human.
MAiSHxi,L !. WAFFLE CO.
1874 l4th OF. NV AD. A-2006
Evening star., 1954-11-11
BETHESDA
Modern redwood Cape Cod
4 Bedrooms
2 Baths
No dank, dark basement
7os4 sWaaissS WiisSS lane
OIL. 4-02S3 -

KENsINQTON
4-BEDRooM BRICK RAMBLER. dI
$11,950. 6es down, 25-year loan.
KENSINGTON
Rambler 2 bedrms.. nice kit, din.
area, garage, nice lot. $10,576.
Lo. 4-64o0 oL. 7-sOo2
Evening star., 1954-11-11

BETHESDA. $21,500-Here Is truly
. real opportunity for some one
needing. q nice family home in
Greenwich Forest; brick Colonial. in
beautiful cond.: rs twin-bed rms, 3
baths; garage; porch, full bsmt. /;
lovely wooded lot. Original owner.
leaving town, desires quick sale. Try
Gl or EHA. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
OIL. 2-7066; ewes, LO. 4-T444.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
HOUSES for sALE-s.E. tceat.
..na ~.

CoLORED--coRNER BRICK, 2 apis
2 kit, baths. 1S45 A ct. Sc.
owner must sacrifice this lovely
home. In new-house condition; Of
heat; front porch up on Q terrace
with q lovely view. Only $3.50
down TO reliable buyer. HE. 4-2s1S;
eyes,, RA. 6-2776.
COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
Three apts.. $3.50 dr.: vacant, beaut.
redec. brk.: new Bryant gas h..W.h,
nice yard. DI. 7-0S3O, RA. 3-3679.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
KENSINGTON MD.
SZl,UU

FINANCING TO SUIT PURCHAeER
LEACH q CIR RONIN, INC.
10. $500 10. S-Slzs
Evening star., 1954-11-11

CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
$24, $50; for large family, as 2nd a.
has been rouEhed IN for 2 more
large bedrms. and bath; LIST d., beau
tiful living fm., dining rm.. GE
kitchen. 3 large. bedrms., Ia baths,
ysnisns n4a e eyerythins;;, yna a., w. 3
Evening star., 1954-11-11

CT, &13.050 - All-briCk, 2.bedroom
full basement rambler. with separate
din. rrn. All-elec. kit, screened
KHSsiN%0ER % ns q %. % JU s.1b4i. =
Evening star., 1954-11-11

CoLoRED-KANsAs AVE. NV.
Low down payments. All brick:
Tas. Ts IL cfrIzEss natsi EsAFx Ess 5 so Ssn n e.
H-1446. Ia. 9-8120.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

PREWAR HOME bargain. Beautiful
brick home on lse. cor. lot with
trees. Gep.. din. rm., full bsmt.. two
1st-d. bedrms.. plus finished End
d.. Q porches, hot-water heat: near
Four Corners: a. J. KESSINdER &
Evening star., 1954-11-11

LIVE WELL for Q little. very attrae.
3-bedrm. home. on . level lot In
Oakview. Near MOL: sep. din. rm..
fun bsnt. with outside entr.:. lge.
AZ GI loan may be assumed. Price,
$15. ESQ; a. J. KEsSINGKR b CO..
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Cleveland Park-$l8,500
8 BEDROOMS. IN BATHS
Attractive. conveniently located semi
din. rm.. den., Ice. kitchen. pantry
on 1st a.; 8 bedrms., inclosed Sleep
ing porch. 1A baths on 2nd a.;
det. gar, gas h.-w. heat. level lawn;
short walk to wis. ave. transp..
public and psrochisi schools.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

SILVER SPRING-New three bedroom
brick rambler. Spacious living room
with fireplace and dining eel" /"
Bright kitchen with table. space. Tile
bath. Full basement. Walk to every
thing. $1,000 down. Price. $1B.950.
WOOD COMPANY, 11158 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Lo. 4-72O0
Evening star., 1954-11-11

|LGE. BRICK RAMBLER. LOWER 2os,
flne ioe., Oh. Mass. ave., near Sum-
nsr-s Ssd5nis;, tie baths;
garage: wooded lot. 56x160. PRANK
9. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; eyes,. Oh.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

TWINBRo0K. BY OwNER--Attrac'
pl. in pine.paneled iiv, rm., air r-con.
ditioned End d.. Ice. lot. 2 blks. from
$3.50 down. SIS per mo; WILLIAM
Rockville. Nd, pO. g-A0S2.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-13

400 delegates attended the con-
gress. the first of its kind ever
held in Canada, at which His Emil
nence Valerie Cardinal Valeri. Pre-
feet of the Sacred Congregation of
Religious, was the presiding Off
Ger.
AS project of the Sacred Con-
sresation, Cardinal VaIeri is the
leader of some 100000 nuns in
1000 communities and some
zoe, 900 priests and Brothers in
200 communities throughout the
world. He said that fhs idea of
adopting permanent national
conference of religious also was
being considered by several 9TH
sT countries.
In addition 10 Cardinal Naleri,
other members of the Hierarchy
present included Their Eminenees
James Cardinal McGuigan. Arch
bishop Of Toronto, and Paul-Emile
Cardinal Leger, Archbishop of
Montreal, and Archbishop Giovanni
Panico, Apostolic Delegate to Can
ada.
Father Joseph Rousseau, 0MI.
counsellor for the Sacred Congre-
CATION of Religious, in a report as
general secretary Of the congress-
said it was a truly national" con
vention with "all the congrega
tions of Canada being represented
without distinction of language OF
district"
Father Rousseau said that the
complete reports OF the Congress
will not be available until a later
date when they will be published
formally, He added that these re
ports will deal with such matters
as.
The supernatural motives which
should aetuate obedience from sht
very beginning of religious life BY
a man or woman. a realization thai
the vow of poverty precludes Z
Religious from being the first t
introduce comforts in their work
and recreations; the positive cult
vation of the virtue of perfect
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-08-13

chastity through furnishing psyche
logical, philosophical and theoIogi-
cal knowledge of the virtue; and
the presentation of questions con-
cerning marriage with a view to
furnishing more complete intelli-
gence in the matter OF this vow.
Father Rousseau also said that
young Religious should be given
positive instructions on the Mass
and that full use should be made
of the two recent Encyclicals on
the liturgy. In the matter of prep
aration, Father Rousseau said
there should be a Scholasticate for
aspirants to SisterhoodS or an extra
year added to the noyitiate for
study of theological doctrines.
A call for closer relations be-
tween Latin and Eastern Rites
communities was made by Fa-
fhsr Rousseau, who suggested
that the congregations should
prepare missionaries for the re-
conquest of some 200-million
Catholics behind the Iron Cur
tain when the proper time arr
rives.
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Canada Adopts National
Religious Conference

MONTREAL - (NC) - Canada has become the third
country in the world to establish national Conference of Re-
gou permanent basis The other countries which have
national conferences Spain and Colombia.
The decision to bring together representatives of some
600 Canadian priests Brothers and voted at the
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TitOists Place
Prelate Under
House Arrest

GRAZ, Austria - (NC) II The
Vicar General of an imprisoned
Yugoslav Bishop has been placed
under house arrest and is believed
headed for Imprisonment.
He is Msgr. Andrija Maiic, AZ
year-old vicar general of MoStsr
and acting head of the diocese
since the Imprisonment of Bishop
Teter Guile in 1948.
Intensive questioning by the
Tito police preceded the arrest
Of Monsignor Maize the reports
state. The ozNA secret poIicel
agents repeatedly fhreatensd the
Monsignor with torture and inn
prisonnrent unless he revealed
the source which informed she
outside world Of Bishop cule's
illness. Stories on the jailed pre-.
late's illness were recently car
ried in the Catholic press in the
US. and other eovntries--repcrt-
edly TO the great embarrassment
Of she Tito regime.
Coineident with the prelates
arrest came sharp attack against
him by the communist paper al
Saraievo, Oslobodieniu Qliberation)
II charged him with being a fascist
collaboration.
The action against MonSignol
Majic is regarded as a reprisal by
the Tito Regime for the prelate's
persistent refusal TO join the gov
ernment-supported "SS. Cyril anc
MethodiuS Association" of priests
Similar to the patriotic priests
groups OF other communist coun
tries this association aims at bring
ing all clergymen under the abso
Lutte domination of the regime.
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I h 0 ie part
of Asia. name
ly Inlo-China.
There are
over 100000
Cat holics in
Vietnam, 1,500
native priests
and 5000 ma
tive ist ers
About 1870 of
lhe population
ir cath lir