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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.


EARLY AMERICAN brick house.
BryAntown. Md. IS miles frum
Washington on Hwy. 5: ia-acre
corner lot; Groom chafminE brick
residence, > baths electricity,
telephone, hot water. oil-hurner
heat; electric stove. refrigerator.
washing machine. lawn shade
trees; conv. churches, schools.
stores: excellent neighhorhood /;
$4,000. Liberal terms. LEONARD
SNYDER, Tel. 1911, La Plata, Nd.
Skate, Fish and Swim
In your own property: ~ acres.
pretty hill. dale and clearwater
pond; large J-bedroom house with
big expansible attic. Also. guest
house.
]. c. CHATEL
Call Mr. Beail. Decatur o-ll37
Evenings, HU. 3-J9lS
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EDGEMOOR
BETHESDA
7101 FAIRFAX RID.
OPEN
SUNDAY, l til DARK

Beautiful. solidly built brick and.
stone, three-bedrom Colonial home,
situated On one Of the prettiest,
tree-lined residential streets in
Edgemoor All the extra" features
you are looking for = built-in
bookshelveS, slate roof, large closets,
living room fireplace. recreation
room also with fireplace, attached
garage, screened porch, large level
lot. In immaculate condition: this
fine home is within walking dis
lance OF shopping and public trans.
portation---convenie to schools
and churches.
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. TO
Bradley boulevard. left on Bradley
TO Fairfax I'd. 1.-TWO blocks beyond
shopping CENTER. right on Fairfax
I'd. > blocks to 7l0l and "OpeE"
sign Ewes. call Mrs. Wood. EN-.
3-3994.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. (REALTORSl
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Summer. Spring Valley
1900 Mass Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
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BETHESDA
GLENBROOK VILLAGE


For the FIRST time offered at below
GI appraisal. Lovely home for
family who desires comfort and
space without going overheard o.
financially. 3 really large bedrooms,
spacious living room with mirrored
fireplace and adjoining den; sep
arate dining room and good hitch;
en-; large level lot: 2-csr diversified
garage; full basement, gas heat;
city and are DESTROYS Of a quick
sale. Ewes. and Sun, call OIL,
CHARMING CAPE COD
Beautiful home on corner lot. with
breezeway TO attached garage; COM
bination living and aiming room
with adjoining paneled den with
fireplace: = bedrooms and tiled
bath: newly redecorated; stairs to
large attic, sI4;45o' Ewes and
~ EARL +. WRIGHT CO.
slls Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-6900
c IsS5I.l cHasE SSRTH 5s9a@l 0Fiek
baths. 27-ft. Nv. din. rm, comb
with firepl.. Ice. fully equip. kit,
daylight tsmt. with rec. I'M. firepl.
to attic. Quick oossession. 10.
HUGoINs & HARRISON. INC.
REALTORS III
KENsINGToN-Verv livable Cape
Cod: 3 bedrms., Ia baths, large
kitchen. den, full bsnt.; fenced lot
o on dead-en6 No.. street ct oo6 ideal rvi for
e Oh 4eRieo Under $4,000 Ewes
GRO. ". ROBERTSON. REALToR
1890 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-2l@3
ROCK CREEK KNOLLs (coquelin
terraceI-4 bedrms.. . baths e
up and . downstairs). Fine loca-
ton. Just north of East-We high
way; good corner lot. For details
and TO see. phone Lane Cricher.
OIL. 6-3706. RE. G-665O.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
SILVER sPRING-Sl2 300
OAKVIEW, cow. to Langley PIX
Charming rambler. nice rms
fireplace: automatic washer. Go
OPEN SUNDAY; 2 70 5 Pm.
SILVER SPRING
New house condition.; lovely detached
brick: side hall. Z rooms. "a baths.
large porch, built-in garage. mr.
schools Priced for Immediate sale
Owner transferred
j. LEE DONNELLY q SON
Ma. s-331d. Ewes. Sun. WO. $685.
MOVE IN BEFORE XMAS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
VETS OR NoN,vETs ~
This cute doll house in Viers Mil
Village has . bedrms.. liv. rm.
Ice. kit, full bsmt. Call today
LEO A. Dryer CO.. INC.
JU. 9-s033 Mrs. Wills RIA. 6-146i
OPFN SUN. 1:30 TIL DARK
ROSEMARY HILLS. MD.
Spa cious 3-bedrm. brick rambler
loaded with extras. in new-houst
condition. full basement; trades
considered. For appt.. call Miss
Zaker. FE. $4,000. Dir: Out 10th
st to East-West hwy. left to Sun
dale drive. right blocks to Spen.
GER. left on Leonard DR.. to end Of
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV. AID. 4-2005
I07O9 BUCKNELL DRIVE. S. S.
OPEN /: TO 5
Beaut. brick and stone rambler; "a
II. liv rm. with flrepl.. bedrms.,
. baths. din rm.. all-elec. kit. rec.
nm. with full bath 3 m. rms. in
bsmt. for doctors Office: Ice. corner
lot. Price reduced TO only S26.500.
100000 LIST trust.
JAMES s. WILDER RIA. 3-1a16
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HOUSES FOR sALs-s.E.


ANACOsTIA MODERN TWO
FAMILY FLAT, ONLY $4,000
Perfect for couple who want to &c,
ahead Live in one. collect rent
?, from other. Low down payment
easy terms. Call Mr.. Clark RA
3-9O11 MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO. REAITOR, 1924 14th st. NV,
AID 4-200J.
CAPITOL HILL--Completely and ex.
quisiteIy remodeled house. in which
u i've and entertain with dignity
and ease; 2 blocks from Capitol
Can Ma. 1921 for full details.
CAPITOL HILL. owner retiring; !:
rms, . full and , half baths incl
approx. $500 plus owners lge apt
$1,000 On. BERGER, LII 1-0466.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-OPEN SUN
] TO DARK-36l0 Nichols ave. sc
over 81. 800 spent remodeling thi.
home. 3 bedrms.. din. nm. 2 baths
bsmt.. hot water heat: cow. Il
shopping schools and good transp
Owner moving TO the country
Must be sold Asking Sl1 1850
LII, 4-7060 or OF. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

PALS SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
A lovely Semidetached 3-bedroom
brick home in excellent condition
Full basement with gas heat Close
10 Andrews Field and Suitland, Md
Very moderately priced with ap.
proved Gil financing. Call Mrs
Jones, AID. 2-O5S2 for appointment
JOSEPHINE G. JONES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

cHEcY CHASE, NoRTH-spac. brick
rambler. S22,500 3 bedrms.. .
baths. 27-ft. liv. din. rm. comb
with firepl. lge. fully equip. kit,
daylight ISN'T. with rec. I'M. firepl
and layatory; pull-down stairway
to attic. Quick oossession. 10.
5-2S00 til q pm.
HUGGINs & HARRISON, INC.
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825 HILLTOP TER. Sc.

BRICK CAPE COD RAMBLER
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
GI OR NOEGI
OF APPLIED-Sl $500
Down. 5000. Monthly payments.
Ss673, plus taxes. Unquestionably
today's choice in suburban luxury
which cannot be surpassed for
modern living. All de luxe YoungS-
town kitchen. Beautiful decora
lions. designed by modern artists,
Inspect and move in this lovely
home. LU. 4-3342, MA. S-g797:
ewes. CO. 5-6S3I.
Capital View Realty Co.
nfice A7O0 CentraI Az. NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

WHEAToN-S295, move in ANY;
body; :, and bedrm. homes. full
bSmt., some with din. rm. Move IN
for Xmas. Payments like rent. Call
NANNY FITZIG. 10. 4-0o6e. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

W. Maryland ave --Roomy ant
ready for Xmas. 3-bedrm. brick
22-it liY. run. has firepl.; din. I'm
eating space In kit: attach, gar.
choica location; will finance to suit
OFT E. MONTGOMERY past clock
left on s. Washington st. . btkS
TO Maryland ST. and right TO 4 "
HoAe Pc. 2-8si3, cox L. CO.. OIL
u-1R19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

WHEATON, e705 Lindell ST. BY
owner. Sll.s00. $500 down: CT
financed. ca biks, Ga. ave blvd.
fenced lot . bedrms... full dry
bsmt.. auto. gas heat. dishEasher.
5cegigT. Ideal for children. To- D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Sun. to g.. Non-vet. or vet
3-bedrm, rambler; Ice. equipped
kitchen. large rear scr. porch,
auto: washer and drier. Freshly
transferred. (Out Conn. ave-,
past Kensineton flrehouse to Lex
inston or Newport Mil I'd, left
TO Murdoch. right to 34lOl. BOG
LEY'S, 10. 5-3434. OIL. 7-aO37.
ROUTE 214, . miles east Of David
sonville crossroads. acre with new
5eroom house, fully insulated, mod
ern forced-air heat, oak floors;
$3.50. EDGAR DIcKERSoN. Co
lonial S-la06.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
CHEVY CHASE
OPEN
l-DARK
S15.500

Charming Groom cottage, spick and
span. newly remodeled and re-
decorated inside and out; lovely lot
with beautiful trees and nice yard.
Located in a wonderful area Of
higher priced homes; vacant, move
in hefnre Christmas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

COLHsyILLE's BEST. Sos 300
Dream BUNGALOW among trees, .
bedrmS, sep dining I'm. modern
kitchen, finished bsmt., ouilt-in ga
ragc. HOT WATER HEAT! RIP
LEY a. ROMER, EV. 4-94ll; If no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
, TWINBROOK 49, Pour.

ROLLINGWOOD - Handsome. big
white brk. centeT-hall Colonial in
the most desirable part OF this
beautiful community: den and iav
on LIST A.; , twin-Size 5edrms.
baths on end a: lovely rec. rm
with fireplace. garage: screened
porch. slate roof. Priced at sac 500
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411.
epes WIZ R.R~nS Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

KENSINGTON. Sill 800. GI. $50
n.--All-masonry home. over 1000
50. IT,. SIS pays all. Call NANNY
EITzIG. 10. i-oo69. COLONIAL
KF HH; NOTION - Make an onerl
Lovely Groom, 1h-bath brick Co.
Priced below market. S16.O5O.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-761l.
KENSINGTON - Immaculate brick
rambler, Just II years old. suburban
liyins with t e9nvepisn nS ,, IF I toTR
oil. 4-GlG4, ewes, OIL. 4-334s.
N :,cSs POI, c~eS. Mg RnG ar lnw
5 yrs. old. excellent condition. with
I'M shcu !nu jru dead-end street
spacious yard; Sl1,950, Also rent
for 500 mo. Will let LIST years
rent apply to purchase price. CO
KENSINGT0N - Top location, lot
80x25 IT,; . bedrms., finished attic.
screened porch, automatic washer,
freezer top refgr Assume Oh A.
loan, S6975 month. OWNER. EN-.
immaculate English bsmt. brick;
room with fireplace. llv din. rm.
with fireplace. elec kit, pine
panclcd den. fenced, Handicapped
yard; close TO schools. BY OWNER.
S2OG5O. 10. 4-0l37. Ill
MASS. AVE EXT. sci ,50O-Ultra-
modern California rambler on APP
prox " acre. 3 twins bedrms.,
:, baths. lge. liV, rm. with ircpl.,
dining dream kit. and carport.
Excel. neighborhood. Call til 0 pm.
EN-. 2-7SO0. FREDERICK W.
OPEN 1-DARK! New
picturesque brick and stone ram
bier among tall oaks: 3 bedrms.
IA baths. sep. dining rm., 9 .fire-
places, English bsmt.: carport; huge
lot: S25.g50 Out Colesyille I'd.
10 Thomas DR.. left to Lacy DIR.
and sign. RIPLEY T. RoMER, EV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
COLESVILLE ESTATE
REDUCED $4,000

CHINCHILLAS
CHICKENS
DOGS
A grand 2-acre suburban estate with
a beautiful 3-bedrm.. 2 bath Cape
Cod home Oil heat and garage,
plus lovely outbuilding.
BAUCOM REALTY co,
Realtor. Owner
MA. S-1eGO Ewes. RA. 3-20o3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

KENsINdToN-Very livabie Cape
kitchen. den, full bsmt.; fenced lot
on dead-end street, Ideal for
children. Under $4,000. Ewes,
OIL 4-sl60
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALToR
7g36 Wisconsin Ave OIL 2-2Io3
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-15

In that critical contest, Dolph
Schayes was the high scorer for
Syracuse. Schayes, one of the top
players in the loop, scored %
points.
On hand TO watch the Syracuse
Boston game was Eddie Gottlieb.
veteran basketball coach. Gottlieb
gave the photographers some
excitement at one point in the
game. Gottlieb had heard the
Syracuse coach. AL Cervi. remark
that if Syracuse ever got 20 points
ahead of the Celtics. he would
smoke two cigars.
Gottlieb waited until the 20
point lead was obtained, then
dashed over to Cervi with cigar
all of which made for an anus
ing picture.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-15
0CALA, FLORIDA
JEWS IN SPORTS

Basketball fans will recall the
days when Max played with the
New York Knicks. Even though
he didn't play as often as some of
the team members, during the
course of the regular season,
when it came to the playoffs, Max
was one of the prime forces for
the Knicks.
y = Il
The finalAdefeat was held off as
long as possible, but the defeat
came. Red Auerbach's Boston Gel
tics bowed TO Syracuse in the
NBA's Eastern basketball play
offs. The score was ll0-94 in the
final game of the series. Boston
had not been rated much of a
chance to go that far. but Auer-
bach's Celtics put on an excellent
finish.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-15
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CONTINUED from Page 221
. 2-game edge against the Min
seapolis Lakers in their competi-
ton.
The contest had TO go into over
time. II was tense moment with
the score 97-97. Max was fouled
and got free throw. While the
crowd held lis breath. Max tossed
the ball in for that crucial point.
thus gaining a 1887 victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Back SchooIers
Pick Top Ten Ideas

Jean Crowley, University of
Alabama - THAT Southern
climate yells for dark cottons
and lightweight wool clothes
and I'm stocking up on both
casual and dreSsy types"
Regina Barry, University of
Southern California - I'm
loyal to California and 60 for
those gay, colorful LAM print
cotton dresses that are per-
feet for year-round wear"
Lynne Barker, Wakefield
High MY pet color for
everything is going to be red
from morning to evening"
Leigh Barker. Wakefield
High (and Lynn's twin
1.-THE new heavy wool knit
oversize sweater is for me for
football games and other fun
wintertime activities"
Ann Longfellow. University
of Maryland-"I'm plaid mad
and I'll pick that plaid tote
bag for campus and for
doubling up as a carry-all
come college week ends"
Sue Torreyson. Sarah Law
See ELEM, Page B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
By ELEM

For the past couple Of weeks
10 attractive hack-to-school
models have had q busy time
of 1t modelling the latest cam
pus clothes at Julius Gar
finckel q Co. They have been
wearing what fashion CO.
ordinators and buyers have
told them might click on cam
pus for fellow school girls
anxious to get their wardrobe
ideas in shape for fall.
Now that school time is al
most here we polled each girl
on what is sure-flre with her
and what she is planning to
take back to school in her own
personal wardrobe.
Polly Chapman of Madeira
School--"I'm going to wear
those new Capezio campus
boots around"
Nan Anderson. Emma VIII
lard School in Troy, N. y
Those large gold bracelets
and their matching pins are
wonderful for both date and
school clothes. They're for
me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Mrs. Taylor
To Be Guest

Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor.
wife of the Army Chief Of
STAFF, will be the guest Of
honor at luncheon tomorrow
when the Fort Myer Women's
Club opens its fall season.
Mrs. Taylor Is honorary
president of the Club this
year. She will greet many old
friends tomorrow when they
meet at 1890. On their last
tour of duty here she was
president of the club.
Col. Harlan H. Taylor will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
ITS q Ddte
TOMORROW

TEEN-AGERS at the Manor
Country Club will have a back
to-school fashion show and
luncheon at / pm. with show
time scheduled for about
las pm. Hecht's will present
fashions to be worn from the
first grade on through teen
age for the youngsters attend
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

entertain with sleight-of-
hand and other magic tricks.
He is the newly arrived Post
Surgeon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Holy Name
Notes

MARYSVILLE - Newly-elected
officers of the Our Lady of
Lourdes Holy Name Society in
clude Paul Devine, president;
James Carney. vice president;
Lawrence Fitzgerald, secretary;
and Joseph Grigsby, treasurer.
Committees for the coming year
will be headed by Russell Rohr,
program& Henry J. Kaufman, mar
Shal; Edwin Schneider, sick and
vigil; Harmon Rhyme, military;
Joseph Grigsby. membership; John
Geissler, publicity; Henry ]. Rohr,
retreats: James Carney, youth,
Thomas Weingartner, radio,TV;
and Ralph Myers and l.. B. Robe,
delegates.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Good Shepherd
Summer Festival
Set for SATURDAY.

Fifty community leaders have
completed plans for the annual
summer festival to be held at the
Convent of the Good Shepherd,
Broad and Sandusky, tomorrow,
July 30, beginning at 5 p, m.
Proceeds from the festival will
be used to improve buildings and
equipment at the 90-year old con-
vent. While the convent is Com
munity Chest agency, funds re-
ceived from that source are used
only for operating expenses.
Lee Magee heads the committee
this year, assisted by George lgel
and Frank Lorenz. Judge Dana
F. Reynolds is serving as honor
ary chairman for the third year.
Magee has announced that many
new items will be on sale during
the afternoon and evening and
that plenty of food and diversified
entertainment will be offered
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
belief and thought. or 10 commit
any other violation OF law"

belief and thought, or 10 commit
any other violation OF law"
The Interpretation, in every
case, rests with the Vietminh, OF
course. And the Vietminh, as they
have told us, are officially athetis.
tic.
Article q gives religious bodies
authority to open private schools,
but these must follow the official
program That program includes
the teaching of Marxism and sthe.
ism After regular class hours, re-
ligious instruction may be given to
children who desire II. Parents de
sires are not mentioned. Official
propagandists work constantly on
the children, beIittling religion and
creating group prejudice that will
discourage child from going to re
ligious instruction.
Article 10 provides that in the
agrarian reform when the govern
ment confiscates or buys rice
fields" belonging TO churches or
temples. enough will be left 10
maintain the church and the min
listers.
Article IL promises that the gov
ernment will be indulgent and will
modify taxes on rice fields left for
support of churches 'to protect the
peoples worship and TO help minis.
ters of religion
Meanwhile, the government is
crushing parishes and bishopries
with impossible taxes and penal.
izing priests for not psyins them.
II demands. as tax on field.
more rice than the total yield
OF the field.
Article 13 says that "the civil au.
thority will not intervene in the in.
ternal affairs of religious bodies"
A specific assurance is given for
Catholics: Religious relations be
tween the Church in Vietnam and
the Holy See of Rome are the in.
ternal business of the Catholics"
There are a couple of possible
traps in that sentence too, as
the future may show. The Wet.
mimi will decide arbitrarily
what is religious" They may
round up a number of fake Cath.
ollie delegates" any time 70
make some dictated decision"
on relations with the Holy See.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29

July in Nhan Dan (Man of the
People) organ of the Vietnamese
Communist Party.
Alongside the decree the journal
publishes a commentary that stress
es atheism as a fundamental prin.
ciple of the party. "The Party is
founded on the principle of Marx
Leninism, that is, on dialectic ma.
terialism," the article states.
The Party recognizes no spir.
ftueI being But, following
The diaIectic principle Of Karl
Marx. the rsriy recognizes that
religion Is an objective fact in
society. Religion originates, de-
vslops and disappears according
70 The economic evolution of a
country On the other hand.
the Party recognizes always that
religion is q matter of freedom
of citizens belief and thought
that cannon be abolished by force
ar by decree"
This is standard communist
statement, warning everybody that
the powers-that-be are officially
atheist and implying that even
though religion exists now, it can
not survive. The communists plan
no frontal attack on religion ("by
force or decree") but they do not
promise to abstain from intimida-
tion, confiscation, Imprisonment or
expulsion of priests on false
charges, or from svirulent anti
religious propaganda.
Article | of the decree declares:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Peron's Reform Coal
Delayed by Determined
Catholics III Argentina

The author the following a
nho formerly priest Of the Santa Julia parish that
Forced flee Argentina he many the tragic
IN the capital during the peoniSt persecution the Church
He those detained along NTH Auxiliary
ohen proPeron nob attacked metropolitan cathedral
jane. He is iUing in Ro de Jdnero
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29

been to strengthen rather than
weaken the Catholic loyalty of the
people.
Memories of the persecution are
still vivid in the popular mind, al
though the government had gone to
extreme lengths to conceal its anti
religious Intentions. II was subtle
form of persecution, which sought
TO avoid bloodshed and wanted TO
make no martyrs.
What peronisnno aimed at was
a religious reform" OF the ma
tion. For this reason il sought
TO cripple the Church and 10 dis.
credit her in the eyes of the
people. As part of its planned
policy, IL Flirted with other re-
lisious groups. even with spirit
ism-thst hodse-podss Of super
stitious beliefs against which the
Bishops at Latin America hevs
often warned.
In many minds the thought per-
sists: it could happen again. 1t is
still too early to know for certain
whether or not the peronist ele-
ments are earnest in seeking a re-
Cancellation with the Church.
One thing is certain, however:
the Catholics of Argentina have
come through their first ordeal by
fire with flying colors. They have
shown a militant loyalty, real
spirit of sacrifice and prayer in the
face of the Church's enemies.
When the revolution broke out
on June Is and gangs of incendi-
aries attacked the churches, Catho-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Priest SURVEYS
.TV Habits

STEUBENVILLE, Ohio - NC)-
Less than 8 per cent of the 200
parents interviewed in q television
survey here ARE in the habit of
writing letters" to praise or pro-
test TV programs, = priest who
helped carry out the study has re-
ported.
Father Stanley ]. Zekas, tele.
vision and radio representative Of
the Diocesan Christian Entertain
ment Commission, said, however,
that 80 per cent of the parents
stated they helped their children
select programs and 64 per cent
said they do not allow their fami-
lies ito view television as often as
they please" !"
Less than 5 per cent claimed
they watched religious and educa.
tional programs, Father Zekas said.
Among the men. sports, news and
comedy ranked in that order, and
among the women plays, news and
comedy ran one-two-three.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29

THE government guarantees lib
erty of belief and worship. All
Vietnamese have the right TO fol-
low a religion or to follow none.
Ministers are free to preach relig-
ion in religious establishments
such as churches, pagodas, etc.
When they preach, ministers must
impress on their flock respect
for the democratic authorities and
the laws of the Democratic Repub-
lie of Vietnam."
Article gives religious demon.
nations permission to publish and
distribute religious books, but they
must observe the governments
laws on publishing. Article per-
mits religious bodies to open train
ing schools for persons who devote
themselves to religious activities.
According to Article 6, churches,
temples, catechism schools and
equipment for worship are pro
tected by law"
Already the decree has left loop
holes for specific regulations and
interpretations that could nullify
the general principles. But Article
Z, wide and vague, leaves every
body open to attack. II runs:
THE law will punish everyone
who uses the pretext of religion
10 attack peace. unity, indepen.
dence and democracy, 10 make
propaganda for war. to break
popular union. to keep believers
from their duty as citizens. TO
attack other persons freedom of