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81 From U. S. Attempt
TOT San Marine Reds

Marine is as gay and unreal as
a musical comedy.
Shapely girls in tight T-shirts
and matador pants giggled with
suntanned Italian men up for
the day from Adriatic beaches
German tourists jostled sturdy
San Marinese peasants as they
made for the three turreted
castles which kept this 38-square
mile republic free since its
founding in 311 AID.
It's a carnival mood. Almost
everyone stops periodically for
moscato, a local champagne
which costs a thrifty 10 cents a
glass, and torta, the sweet cake
for which San Marine is IA
nous.
There are election posters by
tens Of thousands. Heavy finan-
cial support has come from Italy
and abroad for both Communist
and anti Communist campaigns,
Communists Return
The coalition of Communists
and Communist boSsed socialists
who have controlled San Marine
since the war has some factors
in its favor.
AS in the past elections, the
Communists will be reinforced
by returning Communist San
Marinese employed in the mines,
fields and industries of Belgium,
France and Italy.
The August IA election date
was selected by the Communists
to coincide with workers holi-
days in Europe.
However, anti Communists
were optimistic today.
In hundreds of homes, the
emigrants returned from Amer
lea smoked American cigarettes
with old friends and enthusiastic
cally told them Of $2-an-houI
jobs and fringe benefits. in
Communist San Marine, workers
average $1.25 a day with neither
social security nor pensions.
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Ambassador Pote Sarasin of
Thailand expressed concern last
night about a fifth Thailand
student who was reported to
have left with four others who
drowned Fridany night when
their car went into rain-swollen
waters in Rock Creek Park.
Bodies of four mentioning ex-
change students were found
after their convertible side
swiped another auto on Rock
Creek parkway near the P street
bridge and slid into the creek,
trapping them in IL feet OF
water.
The Ambassador said he. had
asked police to inquire into the
where abouts Of fifth student
who he said was seen to have
left with the group.
Il am not sure whether he
has gone somewhere else for the
week end" the Ambassador said
"but ] have not heard. and I
am concerned over his where
aboutS."
Name is withheld
The Ambassador said he did
not wish to give the young mans
name for fear that a report
might get to Bangkok and cause
unnecessary alarm.
He noted, however, a police
report that the top of the con-
vertible was ripped and a back
window was open. indicating
that a body might have been
thrown out and swept down.
stream.
Investigating Park Police con-
Quoted an unsuccessful search
for signs of another victim in the
area before darkness set in yes
terday
Yesterday was a tragic day
the Ambassador said, referring
also to the death in an auto
crash at Bangkok of United
States Ambassador John E
IPeurifoy and his 9-year-old son
Daniel.
mfr. Peurifoy has been a very
good friend to Thailand," he
said. "It will be very difficult to
replace him. He has been work
ing very hard for the good OF
both countries"
The bodies of the four victims
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SAN MARINO. Aug. 10 (P.-
The Cinderella republic of Sar
Marine today slipped champagne
ate sweet cakes and cheerfully
awaited the outcome of Sunday.
election.
After midnight tolls tomorrow
San Marine either will be a pro.
Western democracy for the first
time since 1945, or will remain
the only Communist-run State
in Western Europe.
II democracy wins. much credit
can be claimed by 81 democratic
minutemen, all San Marine citi-
zens now residing in Detroit
Sandusky. Ohio, and New York
City.
They hurried back to their tiny
mountain homeland to tell fellow
countrymen the story of Ameri-
can freedom and prosperity
under democracy.
This may turn the tide.
(In Washington, the State
Department said the propriety
Of the trip, had not been ques-
toned. Being citizens Of San
Marino, the travellers are en-
= titled to vote there. They may
return to the United States,
where all of them have appli-
cations for American citizen
ship pending, the Department
said. 1t added that their citi-
Zenship applications will not
be jeopardized by the Journey
More Than Local Test
The election has assumed fan
more than local significance. II
) is regarded as a test of whether
communism is maintaining Of
losing strength in the Italian
peninsula, where one-third Of
the voters are Communists Of
sympathizers.
Perched on a mountaintpp, en-
tirely surrounded by Italy, Sar
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Chino Reds Arrive
For North Koreu Fete

TOKYO, Sunday. Aug. IA (P.
Pyongyang radio said today that
a four-man delegation from Red
China, headed by Chu Teh. vice
chairman OF that nations gov
eminent. arrived by train Satur-
day in the North Korean capital.
The delegation came to attend
the 10th anniversary Of the lib
Grafton of now divided Korea
from Japan.
The broadcast said North
Korea's Red Premier, Kin II
Sung, greeted the visitors.
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stubborn insistence was one Of
the bravest things I ever saw"
1t. Nicholson said the vic.
TINS car was doing IS to 40
miles an hour when it hit the
other one.
Searchers had to take care in
removing the bodies that the cur
rent did not snatch them away.
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wage effort. Sergt. S. K. Bishop
of the Fire Department rescue
squad finally began diving to the
wreck. He had to make six dives
in the cold. rapid waters before
managing to hook a line to the
car.
Metropolitan Police 1t. Albert
A. Nicholson said the Sergeant'S
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A FIRsT-TIME THRILL AT ExcITIheLY NEW GOLD
en- BEACH! FOUR MILES OF ENCHANTING SHORE
LINE ARE OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 200
YEARS THE KING-sIzE COTTAGE SITES ALONG
THE SHORE OR OVERLOOKING THE BROAD PA
TUxENT ARE JUST WHAT you AND YOUR FAMI-
~ HAVE DREAMED OF OWNING. GOLDEN BEACH
IS A PRIVATE SUMMER COLONY FOR PROPERTY
OWNERS SELECT THE CHOICEST COTTAGE SITES
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SUMMER PLACE FOR
ONLY so A MONTH

NOW. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. DRIVE
OUT TODAY. ONLY BIB MILES FROM THE D. c.
LINE TO THE ENTRANCE ROAD OF THIS WELL
PLANNED COMMUNITY. you CAN MAKE NO
BETTER INVESTMENT IN YOUR EAMILY's FUTURE
THAN A PRIVATE KlNG-sizE COTTAGE SITE At
BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN BEAcH-THE sUMMER COL
okY THAT HAS EVERYTHING. CONE SEE FOR
YOURSELF.
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Knights of Columbus Flagei
Council No. 1911 initiated 30 first
degree members into the second
and third degrees, Sunday after
noon at St. Peters School.
Receiving the degrees were.
Thomas Cadden, Garland Pitre
John P. Highland. Ronald McRob
erts, Felix Zito, Albert A. Pfaff
Robert Summers, DR.. Clifford
johnson, Edward Bunstine, August
n. Moix. Edward Wochensky
Charles Williams, William G.
Byrnes, John L. McCsrdel, Arthur
B. Harker, James Streitenberger
Carl ]. Scott, Carl Ferguson, Oren
Wolery, David Beaver, Jerry Rus
sell, Henry Cooke. Ralph Clark.
Emelio Martinez, Frank J. Mem
eth, Linus J. Roos, Richard w. Gin.
ther, John J. Hirsch, G. F. Michael
and Alvin l. Davis.
The second degree was conduct
ed by members of the local coun.
Gil: Ralph Martin, George Kosko
Norman Graham, John Ziccardi
and Eugene Hollis. The third de-
gree was conducted by team from
Dayton headed by Paul Gruehler.
Following the degree work all
members enjoyed luncheon sev-
ed by committee headed by Wal
ter Highland and John Dobbins.
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Motion Pictures Classified
Glass 3 - Objectionable in part

~t1SS - - 9SINGIt0Haote IN paFF.
About Mrs. Leslie, Act Of Love,
Adventures of Hajii Baba, Affairs
of Messolina, All Ashore, Arena.
Bad for Each other, Bait, Bare.
foot Contessa, Beauties of the
Night, Big Night, Bigamist, Black
Tuesday, Bread, Love and Dreams.
Carmen Jones, Captain Kid and
the Slave Girl, Captive Women,
Carnival Story, The objection:
This film, though not deemed
wholly condemnable, contains sub
Stantial material that seriously of
fends Christian and traditional
standards Of morality and decency.
The producer refused to cooperate
with the Legion of Decency.), City
Beneath the Sea, City Stands Trial.
Counterfeiters,
Decamer0n Nights. Deep IN Ny
Heart, Destination Matrimony. De
Stroy, Doomed, Duffy of San Quen.
tin.
Earrings of Madame De, Egyp-
tian.
Face to Face, Fear and Desire,
Forbidden, Forever Female, Fiam.
me Sulla Lagune, Flame and the
Flesh, Flight to Tangier. Four
Guns to the Border, Fugitive From
Trieste.
Gambler From Natchez, Golden
Mistress, Gorilla at Large.
Here Come the Girls, His Last II
Hours, Hoodlum, The; Human De-
sire, Human Jungle.
Jesse James Women.
Kiss Me, Kate.
La Lupa, Laughing Anne. Lime
light, Little Caesar, Lure of the
Sila.
Man Behind the Gun, Man Be
tween, Man Crazy, Man in the At
tic. Man With My Face, Mesa of
Lost Women, Miss Sadie Thomp-
son, Mogambo, Montana Belle,
Murder Without Tears.
Naked Alibi, New Faces, Nj
agara, Night Without Sleep.
o Congocero, o. X. Nero. Opera
tion Secret, Other Woman, Over
coat.
Paris Model, Playgirl, Phfft.
Pleasure Garden, Presidents Lady,
Problem Girls, Public Enemy.
Return to Paradise, River of No
Return, Rogue Cop, Rome II
O'Clock.
Sabrins, Sea Devils, Serpent of
the Nile, Shield for Murder, Sins
of Rome, Siren of Bagdad, So This
Is Paris, South Sea Women, Star Is
Born, Stolen Face, Strange Decep-
ton, Strange Witness, Susan Slept
Here, System.
Tanga-Tika, Target Earth, Ten
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Polish Town
Proves Headache
To Red Agitators

PARIS - (NC) - Prokopovitchi
is only small town in the Polish
Soviet border province of Grodno
but it has been proving big head.
ache to communist anti-religious
propagandists, according to a re.
port published here.
The report is based on a dis.
patch in the Russian newspaper
"Sovietskaia BieIorouSSia," which
complained that the towns ] 800
inhabitants persistently defy every
attempt to wean them from their
religious loyalty.
The paper declared that the peo.
pie persist in staying away from
work on the big religious feast
days. 1t said the young people are
defiant even to the point of stay.
ing away from the local culture
and recreation" clubs all through
the seasons Of Lent and Advent,
because singing and dancing are
out of place during the penitentiaI
periods.
According to the Russian papers
report, several hundred people reg.
ularly attend services in either the
Catholic or dissident Russian Or
thodox churches. Moreover, mar
riages and funerals continue to be
marked by religious services.
Throughout the entire Grodno
area, the newspaper added, there
are 100 Orthodox churches, scores
OF Catholic churches, some Prot
estant churches, and even Mos
lem mosque - all attracting con-
gregations regularly.
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New York Prelate
Is Appointed To
Papal Secretariate

BUFFALO, N. Y. - NC - A
priest Of this diocese, Msgr. Plus A.
BenineaSa, has been appointed to
serve with the Papal Secretariate
of State In the Vatican.
Monsignor Benincasa has been
vice-officialis of the Buffalo Dioce-
san Tribunal until this latest ap-
pointment. The announcement of
his new post was made here by
Bishop Joseph A. Burke of Buffalo.
He will serve under Mssr, An
selo DelFAeqUs in Rome who is
in charge OF the second section
of the seeretariate, the office of
ordinary affairs.
It is in this section, too, that an
other American priest serves. He
is MSgr. Joseph f. McGeough
from the Archdiocese of NeW York
who has been the only American in
the secretariate since the death of
Msgr. Walter Carroll in 1850.
Monsignor Benincasa is the first
priest Of the Buffalo diocese to
hold a position in the Secretariate
of State. His appointment starts
on Jan. 1,
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nessee Champ, Theodore, Slave En-
press U.S.A. prints, There's No
Business Like Show Business. Thy
Neighbor's Wife, This Is My Love,
Track Of the Cat, Twist of Fate.
Two Cents Worth of Hope.
Ugetsu Japanese).
Wells of Bagdad, Volcano.
Walking My Baby Back Home,
Waterfront Women, Wedding Of
Lii Marlene, Wicked Women,
Woman They Almost Lynched.
Glass { - Condemned.
Bandit, The dtslian); Behind
Closed Shutters, Blue Angel, Bull
let for Stephano, A; Carnival in
Flanders, Dedee. Devil in the
Flesh, Devils Sleep, Flesh Will
Surrender Qtalian), It's Forever
Springtime, Jungle Stampede, Just
Big Simple Girl, La Ronde, Low
ers Of Verona. Msnon, Marie du
Port, Merry Chase, Miss Julia, Nom
and Dad, Moon Is Blue, The; No
Orchids for Miss Blandish, OF
Love and Bandits, oh, Amelial;
Paris Nights, Paris Waltz, The;
Room Upstairs, Royal Affair, A;
Rozina, the Love Child; Sacred La
tuka, Scandals OF the ClochemerIe,
Seven Deadly Sins, Sinners, She
Shoulda Said No, Story of Bob and
Sally, The; Strange Triangle, Street
Corner, SnoIiers, Three Forbidden
Stories. Thrill That Kills, Times
Gone BY, Ways of Love. Wench,
The; Young and Damned, Violat-
ed, Sensualita, French Line (Ob-
lection: Suggestive and indecent
action, coStuming, and dialogue.
In incidents of subject matter and
treatment it is grayely offensive 10
Christian and traditional standards
Of morality and decency and is
capable of grave, evil influence up
on those who patronize it, especial
ly youth, reports the Legion of De-
cency), Girls Marked Danger, lie
Plaisir, One Summer of Happiness,
Lovers, Happy Lovers, Garden of
Eden, Illicit, Interlude.
We Want Child: This film
deals with q subject morally OBJ
jectionable for presentation in en-
tertainment motion picture the
aters. Furthermore, the treatment
of the theme seriously offends
Christian and traditional standards
of morality.
Separately Classified - Martin
Luther contains theological and
historical references and interpre-
tations that are unacceptable TO
Catholics.
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Hold Spiritual
Values On Top.
Scientists Told

BERKELEY, Calf. = (NC)
- A leading scholar challeng-
ed scientists today to hold
spiritual values foremost as
they probe the worlds physi-
cal mysteries.
What | am yenturing TO
submit is that mechanism and
materialism have intimidated
the world of scholarship all
too long," Professor Joseph Mayer,
chairman of the economics depart
ment at Miami University. Oxford,
o., told scientists attending the
convention here of the American
Association for the Advancement
Of Science.
els it not about time that acad-
emicians stopped using the word
spirit apologeticalIy, furtiveIy, or
in Whisper"
He said that many scholars ac-
cept without question such unseen
and untouchable physical phenom-
ena as the structure of atoms.
But, he continued, at the same
time they relegate things of the
mind and spirit-similarly unseen
and untouched-"t to the limbo of
unscientific folderol or irresponsi-
BILE mysticism.
He said the scientific approach
is made simpler "if one starts
with belief in the primacy of
spiritual values" And he added:
"If such matters as striving,
reverence, love, q passion for
truth, beauty and goodness are
looked upon as Fundamental
realities, they can be thought OF
as remaining in the universe re-
sardless OF what might eonceiv-
ably happen TO man, society, the
world, or the solar system.
From this point of view, the
universe is no haphazard conglom-
Grafton of electrons and protons.
Rather, there is evidence of pur-
pose everywhere, with man obvi-
ously part of that purpose"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

the Congress was His Eminence
Jose Maria Cardinal Caro- Rodri-
guez, Archbishop Of Santiago,
Chile, who has accorded notable
civic tribute.
AS the dominant figure OF the
Congress, Cardinal Tedeschini, who
speaks Spanish fluently-he spent
many years as Papal Nuncio to
Spain - was repeatedly greeted
with enthusiasm by the Peruvian
faithful. He was the recipient of
many honors and tributes paid by
civic authorities, including Presi-
dent General Manuel A. Odria, who
rendered him an official reception
at the government palace. At an
other reception, the Cardinal was
greeted by Archbishop Francesca
Lardone, Papal Nuncio to Peru,
and many state dignitaries and
high-ranking ecclesiastics.
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Nun Pens
Song Hit

PERTH AMBOY, NJ. MC)-
Sister Mary Norbert, member of
the Community of the Daughters of
Divine Charity, won membership in
the American Society of Compos-
ers, Authors, and Publishers
(ASCAP) for her hit song in the
Chapel of My Heart"
Sister Norbert, a teacher in Our
Lady of Hungary School here, pub
lished the song under the pen
name of Judy Martin.
Through ASCAP, song writer's are
enabled to collect royalty fees from
commercial users of their music
who give performances for profit.
Sister Norbert's song is arranged
for women and mixed voice choirs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
Over 100000 Communicates
At Marian Eucharistic Meet

dheredu
lvea combined National Euchart and Marian which
the Blessed
1oo' Inc Congress had been full year preparation
Presiding
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Want ads can make more noise
for your product than brass band
with 1000 members.
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lions Of the commission in regard
to television and radio As being
the same as those concerning mo-
ton pictures.
The PonfifiesI Commission IS
not intended 10 serve IS CEN
sorship body. It's purpose Is TO-
study and follow the theological
and practical trends of enter- :
tsinnent media. and 10 keep in
contact with national cenfers
maintained by the hierarchies Of
various countries, with . view
better 70 guide and influence the
media for the common good.
Among the experts on the COM
missions executive committee is
Father Thomas F. Little, execu-
tive secretary of the National lie.
gion of Deeency in the UEited
States. Under the new set-up, ire
will be identified with both the
television and motion picture phas-
es of the commissions work
Members of the commission in
clude the assessors and secretaries
of various Sacred Congregations,
Of the Holy Office and the Secre-
tariate of State. Under the new
constitution, the Sacred Congrega-
ton for the Oriental Church viii
be represented for the first time.
It is recognized here that uni
form censorship could never he
practicable. The commission works
with the Bishops in various coun-
tries, gathering information from
them and giving them guidance
based on studies Of the vitally ini-
portant entertainment media con
Quoted BY the commission on =
worldwide scale.
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V4lONAASs 10 d 4loA VI kAN-
lures reviewed and classified by
the National Council of the Legion
of Decency.
Glass a - Section ! - Unohiee
fionsbIe for general patronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet the
Keystone Cops, African Adventure,
All American, Athens, Arrow in
the Dust.
Black Horse Canyon, Black
Knight, Bob Matthias Story, Black
Dakotas, Black Shield of Ellsworth,
The; Bounty Hunter, Brigadoon,
Bright Road.
Cannibal Attack, Cattle Queen
of Montana. Challenge the Wild,
Command, Cowboy.
Detective, Diamond Wizard,
Dragnet, Drum Beat.
Far Country.
Green Fire.
Hansel and Gretel, Heart of the
Matter (story elements in this film
are susceptible to conveying i'm
pressionS misrepresentive of Cath
olic doctrine), Her IL Men, High
and Dry, Hunters of the Deep.
Killer Leopard, Killers From
Space, King of the Khyber Rifles,
Knock on Wood.
Littlest Outlaw, The; Living Des-
ert, Living 1t Up, Long, Long Trail
er.
Man With a Million, Masterson
of Kansas.
Operation Manhunt, Out of This
World, Outlaws Daughter.
Paris PlayboyS. Passion, Path to
the Kingdom, Prince Valiant,
Project TN.
Quest for a Lost City.
Raid, Rembrant, Romance. RO-
meo and Juliet, RoOgie's Bump,
Royal African Rifles.
Scotch on the Rocks, Sea of Lost
Ships, Snow Creature.
They Rode West, This Is Cine
rama, Three-Ring Circus, Trouble
in Store, Trouble in the Glen, Two
Guns and a Badge
Vanishing Prairie, Victory at
Sea.
White Christmas, White Orchid.
Yellow Mountain.
-. Class A-Seetion z - Unobiee.
ficnabIe for adults.
Ardo, Apache.
Bamboo Prisoner, Band Wagon,
Beachcomber, Beau Brummel, Beg
gar'S Opera, Black f3, Black Wild
ow. Both Sides of the Law, Bullet
Is Waiting.
Dancing With Crime, Day of
Triumph This film, representa-
ton, in part fictional, of period
in the life of Christ, is based upon
a modern Interpretation of a Prot
eStant' version of the New Testa-
ment. Presented in reverent and
inspirational manner, it contains
variances from and omissions of
scriptural and theological truths.),
Day Out of Life, A 0talian); De-
stree, Doctor in the House, Down
Three Dark Streets.
Edge of Divorce, Executive
Suite.
Fire Over Africa, Four Ways Out
Gus. prints.
Garden of Evil.
He'll Below Zero, Hellse Gate,
Hobson's Choice.
Indiscretion of an American
Wife.
King Richard and the Crusaders.
Last Time | Saw Paris, Law VS.
Billy the Kid
Mad Magician, Magnificent OBJ
session, Make Haste to Live.
On the Waterfront, outcast.
Prisoner of War, Princess of the
Nile, Pushover, Private He'll 36
Rear Window, Return TO Trea-
sure Island. Ring of Fear, Riot in
Cell Block IL.
Secret Assignment, Seven Brides
for Seven Brothers, Shanghai Story,
Sign of the Pagan. Spice of Life,
Star of India. Steel Cage, Suddenly,
Security Risk.
Tonight's the Night, Trombo,
Tropic Zone, Trouble Along the
Way.
Unclaimed.
Violent Men, Voice of Silence
GUS. prints. Vice Squad. n
Woman's World.
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J. 0'Connor, rector of tire North
American College in Rome, as pres
ident. Apart from providing for
the enlargement of the commits
sion's scope and activity, the new
constitution contains no radical
change, it was stated.
Due to the fact that the new
constitution has not yet been pub
lished in the Acta Apostolicoe
Sedis, the official Vatican organ,
its text cannot be quoted, However,
it defines the purpose and func-
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1eueSGHlIi. ArCnpfleSt OF st. Pc
ter's Basilica in Rome, who was
accorded Top honors by Church
and civic leaders during his stay
in the capital
Despite the general sadness oc-
casioned by the death only a few
weeks before of Juan Gualberto
Cardinal Guevara, Archbishop of
Lima, who had sponsored the inn
pressive religious event, the Con-
gress was marked by an atmos-
phere of spiritual joyouSnesS.
a hishIight Of the celebra.
lions was an outdoor Mass dur.
ing which 10000 children re.
eeived Holy Communion from
the hands OF over 400 priests.
Other notable events were the
professions Of Catholic men and
Catholic women, and OF Uniform
ed members OF the Peruvian
armed forces. in dual tribute TO
the Holy Eucharist and the Vir-
gin Mary.
The principal celebrations took
place in huge "Eueharistic
Field" on which a cleaning white
altar had been erected, flanked by
the Pontifical and Peruvian flags.
The Congress was inaugurated
with the singing of hymns by
thousands of worshippers gathered
on the grounds for exposition of
the Blessed Sacrament. Among the
distinguished foreign visitors to