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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
"Jesuits Get Tv Channel;
Alien Control CHARGED"

from CHURCH AND STATE. Monthly Review
Ts'svision Channel at New Orleans has been awarded
to Ioyo's University Jesuit institution, by The Federal
Communications Commission, but appeal has taken
by both Of fhs unsuccessful applicants James A. Noe Co.
and The TmssPesyune Publishing Co., 10 The United States
Court OF Appeals for fhe District Of Columbia.
There Is possibility that PoAu may participate In
the appeal in the role Of ANGUS cuRAE with one Of the
fgan James A. Noe, since Noes attorneys have raised
pertinent ehvrehstafe issue. The appeal will be argued
this fell.
A. to ihs question Of control Of The station shs Noe
appeal points out that according 10 the Jesuit stations
charter oil seven directors must be members Of the Society
OF Jesus Three Of these appointed by The president
Leyos; four others directors oelo, being respee-
lively the president vlesprssdsn secretary and treasurer
Of the University
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(Confinuod from Bsck Pe0ej
Retention Of American citizenship while serving ~
psps nvneo tsbssssdov) 10 foreign state leg. Arch
bishop Aoysvs Mveneh. currently psps nvnee 10 Ger.
many and Archbishop Gerald p. osrs. formerly pspsI
nvneio 10 ireland.
Voting In foreign INSTRUMENTATION OF new pepes
by fhe College Of Cardinals in Romewifhovf losing As
citizenship tes Cardinals SpslImsn. Meinfyrs sAsss
opersfion of separate tpsrschisD school syssm
under control Of foreign state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
Satan Bound" Physicians

tConfinved from Back Psgel
HENCE, TO ST. PAUL, TO YOU: "AWAKE THOU
THAT sLEEPEsT AND ARISE FROM THE DEAD
[-ABovE cRoUND-l AND CHRIST [-sciENcE
MESSIAH WILL GIVE THEE LIFE r.
News. e/2o-"DR. RALPH A. PoIRER, 40. Of Birmins-
ham, died services Holy Name Church. Birmingham
ophhsImoIossf with offices in the Michigan Mutual Bldg.
Dr. Poirer got his medical degree St. Louis University
Surviving his wife, three daughters and
Free Press. o/3o-WAYNE /. WHITAKER, 49, assistant
dean Of the v. of M Medical School and professor Of
anatomy died in University Hospital best known in
recent years for his efforts in encouraging small town boys
70 study medicine. =.
GIRL, II. DIES AFTER FALL FROM TREE"
free Press, 9/3
a.. Whoa Diane Wegener was killed by 2o-foot fall
from the tree in which she playing in the yard Of
home. Az Elm Court, Walled Lake died after her
arrival at ST. Joseph Mercy Hospital Pontiac Her father
Alexander.
TEEN BROWNS AFTER SAVING GIRL FRIEND"
free Press, 93)
in Lake charevox after saving the life Of girl friend.
Larry Lambert went under Just as the qr was
pulled TO safety
Lambert and the girl in cupboard rnotorboaf
which espszed 100 feet from shore"
ART STUDENT LOSES LIFE IN cAvE-IN"
free Press, 1917
"A 2l-year-oId art student killed in sewer ditch
esven on Fenton Road in Dearborn Township.
a.. Allen j. sheedy working in the l0-foofdsep
trench when the vnshored sides collapsed buried him
had been helping friend who is the contractor on the
sewer line installation. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
CLERICAL PRESSURE MAY SAVE
FoRDHAM SUBSIDY
from CHURCH AND STATE. Aonitiy Rsvisx1
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
More Satan Bound" Catholic
Cheating, Stealing, Within The Law

The Lincoln Square rsdsvsIopmsnt project with is hid
den mvIfiiIon dollar subsidy 70 Fordham University and
ST. Matthew's parish (boh Roman cshoIe) oil
for speedy eonsvmmstion this story goes 10 press The
seesrsn institutions scheduled to resp hs lucrative
benefit by being included In general $500 million rsds
vslopmenf scheme under Title Of the NsonsI Housing
Law
The subsidy had seemed sndsnssrsd st earlier date
when Albert A. Cole, Federal Housing Administrator ap
psreny disturbed at the low resale price TO Fordhsm, had
called for appraisal The land cost ihs government
about $40 per foot Fordham bid s. per foot for lis resale
price, The appraisers Of Robert Moses, chairman Of hs
Committee Sum Clearance. fixed fhs resale price
$675 per foot
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(coniinvsd from Page u
PROPHECIES. REvELAToR or THE CHRIST
SECOND COMING" WOMAN" Matthew 1888,
FULFILLING JESUS AND NY PROMISE AND
PROPHECY TO THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUS
GENERATION" OF "AN0THER COMFORTER"
THE COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS"
THE UNIVERSE IS ioo% THE MANIFESTATION
or THOUGHT!
EXPERTS CALL FLU SHOTS sENsELEss
m. Y. Tribvne)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 70 AP)-A panel Of medical
experts has reached the conclusion that mvnafion
against Asian influenza doesn't make sense.
The group met last night at the request Of the San Fran
cisco Medical Society 10 the status Of the Asian type
virus.
Among those The panel Dr. Karl F. Meyer. emer.
vs director Of University Of cafornas Hooper Fovnds-
fion end Of the worlds foremost experts epidemic
dssssss Dr. Lowell Rsnz Stanford professor Of medicine;
Dr. Henry Brsinsrd University Of California professor Of
medicine; Dr. Henry Brvyn, w. c. assistant professor Of
medicine. and Dr. Ellis Sox San Francisco health director
HYSTERlA REPORTED
IF we were to give the vaccine TO one million persons
the board right now would have more deaths
and illnesses from ihe vaccine than have with the v"
Or. Rantz said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

fDA Dssziliss cardinal shrssssnsd nsensI rsvevs'e"
ths parliament u mis- country adopted divorces isw
% M Psps hisss8 srdsinsd HE sxsennvsess'sn o.
evsy lssnn csshsle who definitely essperssss sm sfs-
w>ag pssesl ps4iss sssinss fs tes-
oel Parry In tsly-bvf hs did not have fhs courage 10
carry evf his decree
~ seLesAM slstoPs ENCOURAGED 4 peheoN.
sTRAyDooeaDoT n the STREETS % oQUSSol& o.
RecYoo AGAINST a CONVENIENT MAT REDUCED
THE puollc APPROPRIATIONS 70 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
~ n West osrmsn cstheEe hishop hrs recently an
neumeed shst No German - trus Catholic hs vesss
In ~ coming asensi sscfion sgsnss fhs Adsnsvsv ees'i
ten sRd ser NJ Social osmeevsSs.
% Dutch bishops hsvs dsevesd that every Dutch Cath
ellie whe lons shs regular, nonCshee Sseor sedsrs'Sen
sheu1d b accommodated.
tN FRENCH PRELATEs THREATENED A TAX STRIKE
AGAINST THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT " IT DID NOT
GRANT FUNDS TO PARocHlAL SCHOOLS.
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Clerical Coercion

CONTINUED from Back Page)
In this last decade have seen many evidences OF
Catholic clerical intimidation.
tContinued next column TOP)
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Greek Bishop. Is Sundays, WvvJ
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:


October 5. 1857
Bishop leondss conios. ST. Sophias Cathedral (cres)
Los Angeles. Cal, clio National Radio Pulpit
clio WNJ.Rsdio
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Rev. Confos:
u was Joy 10 catch most Of those Sunday morning
nrosdessfs OF yours Yours very scholarly. under
andsbe presentation OF important aspects Of Christianity
must obey the divine urge share with YOU the pro-
ducts OF nearly - OF IS years religious research.
The writer has judicial and psychIafrieaI endorsement
OF his mental sovndnsss having had TO declare himself
major prophet Of the Lord. with q world message and
mission In his 3oh year. ihs age a. which Jesus began
Ills public ministry good omsn truly.
Frvshavf Trailer compsny-pIonssrsd by father and
me three younger broihers-s Testimonial 70 Gods Christ
Second Coming" TO the MYTHICAL. dsvIIsh, sntchrIst
Adsm-Eve pseudo sensesl
OF course the Christ right idea and ideal Of psrfscs
Sresfor creation, and universe eevnsly oniprsssns
per Jesus 10. am with you Away even unite fine end
OF fhs world" THAT material mortal thovuhs concept
OF 'worId'-A MYTH
And so Gods Christ Science built On irrsslsslbs SUPER
structure on fathers and mothsrs worthy Lvshsrsns.
Should you feel inclined 10 send the writer enc or more
OF your brosdessfs readily svssbs they will be most
welcome.
ON
lovingly and lnspirsslonslIy yours.
according 70 Christ
Andrew ?. Frvshsvs. cS.+f+
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Tribute From Registered C.S.
Practitioner

GOD BLEss THE VALIANT. DEAR FELLOW
sciENTisT-A. 2. cs--ALL GOOD or GOD
NY dear M. Frvshsvf;
Because I hsvs heard % much about your wonderful
tcensInvsd Next Column Tepl
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mo THANKS?

FINDS 81 ,020, Returns It, Gets S."
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
What DespicabIe |ngratitude!
OF MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH. ANTI.chRIsT. ADAM-EvE.
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF THE SATAN BoUND"I
vALuINc ABOVE SUBSTANCE, IRRESISTIBLE
iDEAs-SATuRATED SPIRIT. GOD. oMNlPoTENT
DIVINE LOVE, THE ONE REAL PARENT FATHER.
MOTHER HOWEVER, VIRTUE IS ITS OWN
REWARD. TRULY!
FORTUNATELY. DOLLARS ARE NOT SUBSTANCE
THE PURCHASING POWER or so MUCH or THE DEVILS
CHRIST VOID SERVICES. AND ANricHRIsT ADAM
EVE FoLLEs WHICH scoRcH THE SOUL, HIDING REC.
IGNITION OF iNvULNERABLE. INExHAusJlBLE
DIVINE IDEAS, ANGELS EXCLUSIVE REALITY, SUB
LIFE - THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN
OF GOD" ~. God, TO St. Paul. 70 you.
NO THANKS?
FINDS 5000. RETURNS IT. GETS ISL
free Prsss)
w. r. Marches, Of $500 Bailey, Dearborn was driving
on the Willow Run Expressway Monday morning when he
saw brefesse beside the road lakewood.
Marches carpenter pulled of and retrieved the brief
He reasoned that the would be back for II soon
His reasoning correct A car pulled alongside The
driver said:
my names Barnett. Ny initials j. w. B.. are on that
briefcase."
Marches checked found the initials and turned over
the briefease. He received a IS reward.
DO you know how much Is In here? Barnett asked.
mo. haven't looked" said Marches.
5000" Barnett replied as he drove away
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Cardinals
Chauffeur
Liked Job

CHICAGO - NC) - The man
who chauffeured two of Chicago's
princes of the Church has re-
tired after % years - with kind
words for his bosses "who were
never back seat drivers"
He is William j. Gibbons who
drove His Eminence Samuel Car
dinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chi
cago, and the late Cardinal Mum
delein, in the automobile with IL
linois license plate Number /.
Bill Gibbons is retiring at his
own request. He plans to move to
Florida with his wife and work
for a hotel in Miami Beach.
I'm sorry to leave my job. But
I asked my boss-pardon me, His
Eminence, the Cardinal-to per-
nit me to retire. I wish l was
younger and could continue in
service. Both Cardinal Stritch
and Cardinal Mundelein were the
grandest bosses to work for"
Among his unforgettable days,
said Mr.. Gibbons, is the one when
he drove His Holiness Pope Plus
XII, at that time Cardinal Pacelli,
who was visiting the United
States.
"It happened in 1896. / did not
realize / was to drive a future
Pope-no one knew that. He was
a gracious person, always with a
smile. Cardinal Mundelein and
Cardinal Pacelli got along splend-
idly as there existed much ad-
r1iration between them"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26

ROME - (Radio, NC) - His
Eminence Samuel Cardinal
Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago,
has arrived here for an 18-day
visit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Priest Snves
TOMn From
Ghost Fate

RAMSAY, M~ich.-(NC)-Soft
spoken Father Louis Cappo,
pastor of Christ the King par
ish here, is determined to save
his Upper Peninsula town from
the fate of becoming a ghost
mining area.
About a year ago residents
of the Gogebic iron range area
got the word that the Anvil
mine, their chief source of rev.
enue, would close down during
1857. Most of the townspeople
are miners and Father Cappo
decided to step in to do what
he could to save the livelihood
and the homes of his parish
toner's and fellow townsmen.
He went to an old friend,
William Jacobs, president of
the Universal Machine Co. of
Fenton, Mich, and offered the
services of the soon-to-be idle
men and facilities. Mr. Jacobs,
whose firm has a contract for
jet aircraft parts, began to
plan for a new division of the
company and Father Cappo
asked a state industrial devel-
opment agency to work out
leasing details for machinery
and buildings.
Production will start soon
with Is to 30 employees and
the expectation that the firms
payroll in the area will grow
to more than 100.
With that done, Father Cap
pc began looking around for
new industrial prospects to call
on In his role as a one-man
chamber of commerce for
Ramsay.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26

School, the Archbishop said en-
phasis on "a living liturgy
should be placed first in the pro-
gram of priests in rural parishes.
Priests from rural areas in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Rumor Revival of Report
Against Christian Missions

NEW DELHI, India (NC)
Officials of the Madhya Prad-
esh state government are re-
ported preparing to evive con-
sideration of the Madhya Prad-
esh report on missionaries.
When the Madhya Pradesh re-
port was originally submitted by
the sixsman commission, headed
by Chief Justice M. B. Niyogi, it
recommended that the Constitu-
ton be amended to exclude all
foreign missionaries from India.
midas Catholic community
has been disturbed by the re-
cent rumors. The nations Cath
Ole Bishops have decribed the
Madyha Pradesh report as a
"cloud of suspicion" on all of
India's Christians.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Lay Missioners
Train To Be
Newspapermen

TECHNY, Hl.-NC) 49, Three
members of a nine-man Lay Mis-
SION Helpers team who will par
ticipate in the expansion of a
national Catholic weekly publica-
ton in Nigeria are getting added
experience at the mission press
of the Divine Word Missionaries
here.
They are members Of the Lay
Mission-Helpers Association or
ganized by Msgr. Anthony ].
Brouwers, director of the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith
in Los Angeles. They were part
of a class of II such mission help
ers who finished a years training
last month and solemnly promis-
ed His Eminence James Francis
Cardinal Mcintyre, Archbishop Of
Los Angeles, to donate their
skills to overseas Catholic mis-
sions for the next three years.
Paul d. Tucker, Is, of Jackson,
Mich, and Ralph ]. Florentino,
20, of Chicago, are commercial
artists. John w. Krupa, SO, of
Shelton, Conn, is a liturgical art
list.
The mission helpers will fly to
Nigeria by way of Rome where
they will receive rings designed
by the Lay Mission-H Helpers and
blessed by the Holy Father. The
laymen wear no habit or other
insignia than the gold band bear
ing an embossed Chi Rho, the
Greek sign for Christ, and the
words: For we are Gods help
ers."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
BY Al Antczak

LOS ANGELES - Gross mis-
representation is being used to
mislead voters on the justice of
tax exemption for private, non
profit schools in California, it has
been disclosed.
The small die-hard nucleus that
would reimpose taxes on these
schools is now attempting to
scare the voters with a new prop
uganda pamphlet called Guard
Your Pocketbook."
This pamphlet attempts to mis-
lead the voters by using State
Board of Equalization figures
that have no application to the
tax exemption Of schools.
The technique amounts to a fis-
cal version of the old lawyers
trick question: "Have you stop
ped beating your Wife?"
The smoke screen of statistics
and propaganda can be dissipated
with the plain, bald facts of the
matter:
Private non-profit schools
In California educated 283,654
pupils in elementary and high
schools last year.
BY doing so, these schools
saved the states taxpayers
$102,115,440 last year.
Here's how you arrive at this:
State Controller Robert c.
Kirkwood announced that it cost
the state an average of $3.50 per
pupil to meet the operation costs
of education in the 1856 fiscal
year.
Therefore, each pupil educated
in the private non-profit. schools
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26

the six Ohio sees attended the
fhree-day conference in Our
Lady of the Fields Seminary Of
fhe GIenmary Fathers here.
Archbishop Alter said that sac
tive participation in the liturgy
OF the Church" is basic in urban
as well as rural parishes. But,
he pointed out, rural parishes
have advantages over urban par
ishes.
He explained that the
chvrch's ritual includes many
blessings specifically related TO
agriculture - Rosation Day
ceremonies, The blessing Of
foods on Holy Saturday and on
fhe feast Of fhe Assumption,
fhe blessing Of seeds on Christ
mas and the opportunities for
Corpus Christi professions.
The population of a rural par
ish is Stabilized" the prelate
said, and a pastor can plan more
effectively and give weekly series
Of instructions in the liturgy.
"We must life the spiritual
sights of our Catholic people,"
the Archbishop continued, so
they will understand properly
what the liturgical movement
means. We must see the liturgy
as a great instrument for teach
ing doctrinal truth"
He urged the priests TO
build up Bit by Bit" In their
congregations an understanding
Of and love for the liturgy.
"Try to get the people to see
what the Mass really is, and to
see the Church as the assembly
of Gods people, called together
not at random but officially, as
members of Christ's Mystical
Body, to praise God, to give Him
thanks, to make atonement," the
prelate said.
"You cannot overemphasize the
liturgy and participation in the
liturgy. Have a program. Edu-
cate the people. Never stop your
efforts"
Calling on the priests also to
be interested vitality in the every
day lives of the people, the Arch
bishop suggested that the pastors
take the lead in building up
credit unions, co-operatives, and
study clubs.
Parish study clubs, he ex-
planned, should be small groups
in which the members can meet
face-to-face" and discuss such
subjects as the Mass, Scripture,
the life of Christ, Church history,
Catholic education, and similar
topics.
Another speaker, Charles r.
Koch, associate editor of Farm
Quarterly, warned that attacks on
the small family farm also are
attacks on man himself and his
freedom"
$50 long as the farmer repre-
scented a relatively large and po-
litically potent segment of the
population, the public authority
came to his rescue" said Mr..
Koch.
"But now that his political
power has been broken, the pub
lie authority Is moving to reduce
him to an ever-dwindling mi
nority in the name of progress
and economic efficiency"
Other speakers included Father
Michael P. Dineen, executive sec
rotary Of the National Catholic
Rural Life Conference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Tax Exemption Foes
Try To Mislead Voters

saves the taxpayer $3.50. Multiply
the $3.50 cost by the total num-
Der of pupils and the answer is
the amount of saving to the tax
payers.
By exempting these schools
from taxation the state gives up
an income of 81 million in taxes,
based on a statewide average esti-
mate.
In other words, for each pupil
in a parochial school, the state
fails to collect $3.50 in taxes-but
it saves $3.50.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-07-26
Archbishop Alter Says:
Rural Parish Place
Where Liturgy Can
Best Be Effected
(N.c.W.c. NEWS sERvIcE)

GLENDALE "There is no place where the liturgy
can be put into effect more successfully or more beneficial
ly than in the rural parish" Cincinnati's Archbishop Karl
]. Alter declared here.
Addressing the annual Regional Priests Rural Life
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5-6077.
FURNITURE-Lux. Complete din
I'm. set. cost $4,000, sacrifief
$3.50. Telephone OIL. 4-1117.
FURNITURE, new. must sell: NOV.
ing; everything below wholesale
Summer goods 1856 on. l0li
Minnesota ave. ne,
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STENOGRAPHER

Age 20-4O; perm. position: d.
verstned duties. pleasant working
conditions. atr-eooled 3-girl once:
5-day week. Wis. ave. mr.. D. c.
line, Call for appointment.
WESTERN EXTERMINATING CO.
1904 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
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