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Renegade y t~aIumniador

LONDRES, octubre 81 (UPD-El "~Sovetskaya Rossiya",
organo del Buro Central de la Repubhca Rusa, acusa al escrtor
Boris Pasternak de renegade y calumniador", segun djo la
Radio Mosci, escuchada en- esta ciudad.
Ell diario dice, que eel otorgamiento del Premio Nobel de
Literature a Boris Pasternak, ell renegade y calumniador, parece
especialmente tendencioso y reaccionario frente a los antece-
denies del progreso cientifico sovieico y Ell rec%onocimiento num-
dial de ese progreso".
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Il premio Nobel

PARIS, octubre 81. CUPID
Eel cientifico frances, professor
Lucien Mallet, sostuvo hoy que
es ell inventor de la radiacion
uamada Luz Azul' por la que
ell professor russo Pavel A. Che
renkov merecio ell Premio No
bel de Fisica de 1858.
pMallet afirma que los cienti-
ficos sovieticos Sc limitaron a
copiar sus trabajos con solo al
gulas peeuenas modificaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

KINGSTON, jamaica, Oct. 81.
(UPD. = VENTURES mujeres y
Is ni1os n-orteamericanos llega-
ron a bordo del Britannia, para
esperar aqui ell resultado de las
eleeciones cubanss.
Son las esposas e hijos de los
empleados de la compania nor
teamericana Texaco Oil que vo-
luntariamente salieron de San
tiago de Cuba ell microbes de-
Dido a la situacion de incerti-
dumbre reinante en- csc pals.
Su permanencia en- Jamaica
es considerable por tempo. in
definido.
Fueron recibidos por funcio-
narios consulares de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- esta ciudad, fun
cionarios de Immigration y sa-
cerdotes catolicos.
sITUACION DEL PALS
LA HABANA, Oct. 31.-(U.-
P.I.)-Los rebeldes, con ell pro-
posito de desbaratar las cleo
clones del lunes proximo, han
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
Banco de Fomento Anticipa'
100000 a Cuenta de Bonos
a Nunicipa|idad de San Juan
Prestomos de Mos de Un Million Aprobados

Estos fondos seran utilizadoS
para comenzar algunas de las
obras pdblicas incluidas en- la
Ordenanza, entire las que figu-
ran la construction de tacilida-
des de estacionamiento, alcanta-
rillados Y Was publicas, meJoras
a hospitales y parques Y COM
pra de equipo de construction.
PRESTAMOS APROBADOS
Ell doctor Rafael Pic6, presi-
dente del Banco, informo tam
bien que la Junta de Directories,
en- SUI reunion del 81 de octu-
bre, aprob6 prestamos por un
total de S1,005, 900.
Tres de los prestamos apro-
bados son para financiar la
construction de edificios, a sa-
Der: $525, 900 a la Puerto Nue.
vo Realty Corp. de Rio Piedras,
100000 a la Metropolitan
Shopping Center, Inc. de Hato
(Pasa a la So, Col. p
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

SAN JUAN. - Ell Banco Gu
bernamental de Fomento antici
pc a la Capital de Puerto Rico
la cantidad de $500, 900 a cucn-
ia de la emission de boros de
$5,000,000 autorizada por la Or
denanza Numero Uno de. d;cho
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

GoblernO para
1953-59.
E S t a orde-
nanza provee
la emission, de
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
Mdrchon Sobre SANTIAGO
Cinco Columns RebeIdes
REVELAN EN- CIUDAD MEXICO
LOS EXILADOS CUBANOS

Tomada Ia ciudud de Bones por las Fuerzas
de Castro. - RebeIdes Dominion ell Trdnsito en-
lode la Region de Los Villas. - Insurrectos
Control de la P~rovincio de oriente
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

MEXICO, Oct. 81. CUPID. -
CUPID. = En- circulos de exila.
dos cubanos Sc informo que la
radio rebelde Guiana anuncio
anoche que cinco Columns de
Fidel Castro marchan sobre la
ciudad de Santiago de Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01
CUBA

honor del patricia mexicano. La
radio sostuvo, seguun los ext
lados, que los rebeldes Sc apo
deraron de Banes, pueblo ma
tai del Presidente Fulgencio Ba
tista y que dominan ell transito
carretero en- la provincial de
Las Villas.
Los exilados agregaron que la
radio anunci6 tambien que ha-
bia sido detenido y torturado ell
dirigente obrero cuDano David
Salvador.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-01

OTId UB IDS
Columns ha 81
do llamada Be
nito Juarez, en-
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Sondy River Soundin9s
Sondy Rive. Soundinss
Summer Plays Leap Frog Ouer Spring
As Thermometer Rises TO Mid-SOs

Judging by the temperature sum
mer played leap frog over spring
last week As the thermometer rose
10 the mid eighties, ladies put aside
the DOMINIC OF furs and the winter
hermits began shedding their red
flannelS
Everything began popping ana
bu2zing. from the lovely daffodils
farmers and their tractors Even
the droning humble bees seemed
startled with their awakening and
their new world not knowing what
il was all about They darted at
ladies' heads seeking nectar Az
from d flower. caring little about
which was the fairer OF sweeter OF
The two
Everywhere folks were busy. the
farmers IN their fields. the green
thumbs in their gardens. and The
flower lovers IN their yards and
borders Windows were thrown up.
and doors opened as. the house
wives cleaned and shifted from
winter 10 summer.
Bay Staters Visit
MI and MIS-. w. A. Oldham had
as their guests Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Claugh. Of
Greenfield, Mass. who were on
their way home after spending the
winter IN Florida
Mrs. James Gates entertained the
Rice bridge club IN her home
Thursday evening
MI and Mrs Woodfin Hughes
ana Mr. and Mrs Robert William
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Legal. NOTICES

-
TRUSTEE 5 SALE or LEO W
NORTON FLA X M LOCATED IN
/. O. TX +, II 1 MAGISTERIAL DIS
TRICT. PRINCE EDWARD COUN-
TY VIRGINIA lii execution Of
deed Of trust from Leo W. Norton
and Lola T. Norton. his wife. dated
October Is. 1854, recorded IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
u Prince Edward County. Virginia,
til Deed Book 1876 Page 323.s the IN
dersigned substitute trustee viii Of
fer for sale at public auction at the
Leo w Norton farm. Prince Edward
County Virginia. on the 20 day OF
April. 1853. At 100 p. m. all that
certain tract ol land containing ll2.3
acres. more or less, being about
three miles Northeast Of Rice, Viz
Rinia, and being the property de-
scribed III said deed Of trust
TERMS Cash.
LEONARD v. SHELTON.
Substitute Trustee
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DREAM COME TRUE

st. Louis A life long dream
Is coming true for Dr.. Alexander
Harasztl. a physician who fled
irom Hungary with his wife and
five children last year.
Pr. Haraszti SO, has been III
Vited by Dr.. Albert Schweitzer 10
JON the staff of the famed med.
Gal mission in French Eouatoria,
AREA He plans to leave in Julv
pr Haraszti's wife and their chill.
dfen Will remain in this country
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FOR SALE

Books for Mothers Day. Wide selec-
ton Weyanoke Book Shop, 4-25-ltp
81 BUICK special 2 door hard
top less than 10 900 miles New
SO. TAB. sale price S2.G95. See up TO
five pm. Pete Franklin. Gulf Sta
ton. after five call Farnyille 778W
42J-lp
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I-Er atgI q. tNat ltf
r' on ',''1 , ''',''' A., and M,.e
49, 49, - e'' % n'n,,o.'I,,
= r,,,r =, r.. ,'lV' , '., a, n',,
c '-.'a 1 800, t ''' "
:" o' 80, u 80 ~, 49, no''
,r "'''l' 80, a''' ,,,'r - lr' o
Nit ~ nv ? "''''" TN '.
son Of saver sp,iAs Mo.. s I,.i'
iii IL vIlu vi Nj a. IT,
4e.i'i'.e 9Fi , II VIII i1'i'',
80 49, -.,s '''I' i' ~'', ""',,,,e' VI
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u -''0 II N','h Y ,.a,,'o, '-ld NJ"
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, ero '''s -, oo,aU ~. f. .,"'
h ,alnrp ~t'ii mr. y "'iF3il''f ,il'-
IT,, Y 'i'' IT,. ',ri i''''' it''''' wy
'''o ~, ''0'
VI prterghuro uonewnn nso.y
nen,s agsnr,ahnn n Rlarrsfo1..
Thursday evening w.re pohart.
Williamson grure and prrw,-y
Gates and WuIo Bass
The babies plsvcd I'm lnfcrrg,p
part n lar SOCIAL lile o. oif com.
'i'''lIi'P 'h's @eek Cafoi Gates Sp3A'
Mr ana Mrs Drewrv Gates Nm
ginIA Ovclton aad Elizabeth Ros,.
lIe~ndon spen, Thursday in The
home Of tha Waua Bases and jess
Carl Revelly AID Helen G4trs cf
'e'0''','oi',,' - ! e q l'H," gI'4
/. \ ali''ii'o'lfI n 4. n = 1afc9
filoas alacihQe.l lhey Wefe 9c-
loiii''d''ea oy IfeM mother. MIS-
~ ~ fi'A dha N'S+ 9tSse uat,S
'i4ss oFai' Na4eS 4in JQiHl ha'''S
> " "eif' nom l9' we week emo
2Vi"l d. fsi''e iIaaF aila conn
9ai'lioa9 u Ary 4el0 toHelhcI sunday
ai'ei Aooa.
Those who know M ana Mrs.
Franz Bruce know their generosity
their hospitality aAd their patencr.
and kindness Nrve theless VIZ
lnoW toa that there ate tinNa
~hcn circumstances fore 4 limit
Last week Mrs Bruce wen, down
Wth q severe cold Ropald with
measles MIS- Patterson WAs halp-
less Nj Bruce needed care all
times and Mrs Gardner was doing
v wonderful iob d nursing i0r hcl
83 years Mrs Frank Hartman, Of
Roanoke was called and came 10
ther RESCUE
v ! Bruce weAi to Henderson.
\ s.. lo stay two weeks ~tth ms
daaRhtef MFs Hartman 'ook hel
lllolhef MIS PATTERSON ana NJ "s
oafolleF WIN her nome ior a Winnie
Mls bflce aAd son sooh recovered
~ 1ho MfS. bfUce are hoW eAloN-
'i's tNoSo'iie ana d thleesoH'
tleS PAYS hol oeeh privileged to
ehloF -, some N'ile
MI ana MIS- II L. q Bran OF
:. diNliIi' We.e SUNDAY guests ri
", aAa Mls. hatl Shlllh.
Nirs Irene lynn riaa 'he uilF%
pecteu pressure o. Flslt from hei
soA- iidl dllo tia laiilily VI
"lilS'ol' oaleAl. ~ Cg SUNDAY lAeY
- ii'eu -lJ'Sl a. IN A'H'laS atilhef
houi' NJ Q!'ied Wilh ilcl upon ihe i,l-
VifaAoA p yrs. 9 w Gates
lAoSe aVehaihs tne Apponlalto%
dS'Soc!alila iilettiA2 dt spring Creeh
cilutch Wednesday were MeSdalnes
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HELP WANTED

MAN married. 10 work on dairy
farm c. u Jones. Phone 2056W.
Rice. Va. 4-22-tf
-~~~-~ -I 49, ~~~~ ~~~-
BEAUTY operator part or full time
DayidSon's Beauty Shop. Farnlville
4-22-2t
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CARD OF THANKS

SELF ! want to thank my many
friends and relatives for their cards.
visits, flowers and gifts during my
recent illness. Margaret Self. 4-25-lt
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$1,000 DOWN So per month buys
H. acres, one mile from Farmville
on paved road. with almost new g.
room home, with bath and halt
and basement Total price $4,000
Apartment housc near Farmville
High School. ! modern apartments.
each with bath, range and refrigeln
tor Oil heat Large lot Annual in
come $1,000 A real value at S25. 600
House, ; rooms, bath. extra lot on
Bridge ST Only $3.50
House and I2 acres only 2is miles
from Farmville with approximately
1900 fl road frontage House has 6
rooms About y acres cleared Ideal
for subdividing on small farm Only
SIS 500
Residence with 40 acres on
a. S Hwy near FarmYllls The
beautiful residence has larRe lving
room with fireplace. dining room,
modern kitchen, bath z bedrooms.
fun basement. Oil heat Some valua-
bic timber The price il reasonable
Apartment house 3 apartment
central heat. basement $500
Residence i'll Jackson Heights. )
rooms. bath, large lot. Sc.50G
Many other houses lots AM
farms
Landon Atkins Realtol. Munich
pal Budg 4-25-u FL
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S2495.OO
1885 CHEVROLET

BeIair Sport Coupe V-8 Rodio.
heoter ond defroster power
glide transmission. D luxe
spore corrler. two-tone color,
only 10000 miles, one owner
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$1795.OO
1854 PONTIAC

2-Dr Sedan, 8 cylinder, hydra
motto transmission, new seat
covers, rodio, heater and de
froster, low mIeoee Chief
tom Del IKE
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FOR SALE

-
ONE D4 CATERPILLAR BULLDOG
Err. Henry McWanc. 1919 Royal
Blvd. Lynchburg. Va. l-22-2t
>~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~-~~~
LUMBER from the old Gillian
place on South Main Street that
am demolishing Wide board floor
ny. framing. doors. windows. beau
iful old mantel with mirrors Porch
and stairway railing. electric fuse
boxes and wire. brick, pipe Of all
sizes. bath tubs. wash basins and
commodes W. W, Dickerson. Farm
Vile 3-28-tf
HAY Mixed hay. orchard grass
and clover. phone 207TR. G + Fos-
ter Rt. / Farmylllc ll5-4tp
-~--~ -~~----~~-
SOY BEANS Lee SOY beans. re-
cleaned r III Boium. Rice. Va.
4-22-4tp
COTTAGES four frame one old
cabin. tobacco barn. some timber
IS acres land. Buckingham County
near Holiday Lake $4,000. w C Can
ada Agent Peoples Bank Bldg.
Farmyille. Va. 4-22-2p
~~~~~
LAWN MOWER Statesman rotary
mower 10 inch cut Cast aluminium
frame. cycle Clinton engine Only
SAG IS. Buckingham Farm Service,
Phone 254l. Buckingham. Virginia.
l-22-4t
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NOTICE.

FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY
on your power lawn mower or
garden tractor call 998, Shana-
berger and Sons. FarmvIlle.
7-19-tf Of
Z Q UR ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer III this area for Homolite.
Briggs and Stratton. Clinton, Lau-
son. REQ. Springfield Porter Gable.
Eska Phone 1913 Shanaberger and
Sons. Farmvllle ll-22-tf If
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Will be
closed All day On Wednesdays.
Phone 800. Farmvl.le. Va, l-3-tf
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$1695.OO
1857 CHEVROLET

abr Sedon Two tone color
heoter ond detroster, one
owner. only 1900 miles
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$S95.OO
1855 oLDsMoBlLE

4-Dr. Sedan Super "88" Power
steering, power brakes. rodio,
heoter and defroster Extra
cleOn One owner.
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- ~~L -
NOTICE OF PROOF OF DEBTS
AGAINST THE ESTATE or
WILLIAM T.. ANDERSON,
DECEASED

Having before me lor Settlement
the account ol State Planters Bank
" Commerce and Trusts. Admins
traitor Of the hbove estate, and being
requested 50 - DO by tbs SAID Al
miHiStrator have fixed upon Mon
day. the 18TH day 81 May 1858. AT
u am as The time and my Office
Room III Prince Edward Court
house. f'arHville. Virginia, as The
)lace for RECEIVING proof Of debts
lnd demands against thr dccedent or
nis estate
Gwen unddr my hand this the 18th
lay VI Aplll lg58
FRANK N WATKINS,
Commissioner Of Accounts
Prince Edward County Virginia
Posted Ill front u the Courthouse
April II. 1853 4.l8-2t F.
-~~~~~~~-
Nlh'iNif'
IN the 'ircni' 'ohr' :" Prince Eo
county Aef'i = i9oo,
CHARLES Hf.NKf Ellis.
Complainant
vs.. Th Chancerv
MARGAPFIi ELIZABETH JOHN
SON ELLIS.
Defendant
Ordef Of Publication
The object 0f this suit Is To obtain
for the Complainant from the De
PENDANT a divorce from The bond Of
rnatrimony on the grounds Of de-
sertion for il period Of more than
one year
All affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant Margaret
Elizabeth johnson Ellis, IS not
resident Of the State 81 Virginia. II ~
ordered that she do appear within
ten days alter due publication OF
TINS order ana 90 what may Dt
necessary 70 protect hef interest," III
TINS suit
HOkANE ADAMS IlefK
ANNIE MORlNG FALLWELL, p. a.
4-ll-4t
,-,nr,,,,
NIL ' n: y. r T.,
touhty, ApTii ?, 1920.
ALONZO FERGUSON.
Complainant
x Us. III Chancery
ELIZABETH JONES FERGUSON
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object OF this suit is TO obtain
for the Complainant from the De
PENDANT a divorce from the bond OF
matrlmony on the grounds Of de-
sertion fol- period Of more than
one year.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the Defendant Elizabeth
Jones Ferguson. is not resident OF
the State Of Virginia. il is ordered
that she do appear within ten days
after due publication Of this order
and do what may be necessary 70
\ protect her interest IN this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
4 ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, p. q
ALA,
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OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chappell Building Call Farmville
Ala j. ll0-tf
~>~~
two second floor
unfinished Refrigerator. stove,
heat and water furnished COZ Sec
ond Ave Phone Az Il3-bp y
STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles Elizabeth Burger Farm
Vile. Va 823-tf III
rooms, 3O8
Randolph St. Mrs r b Young
Phone ISL r. 9-6-tf Fl
APARTMENT upper apartment
305 SECOND st Mrs. Monroe Johns.
st. Phone 4a9-M l2-6-tf tFp
40 X 9O' BUILDING
Nov used as
AUTO REPAIR SHOP
POP VA ST
SE M WHlTLOCk
Phone 3l9
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1857 QLpSMOBILE

4-Dr Super "88." power steer
Inc, power b.okes, rodIo. heat
er and defroster tinted glass
hydramotic tronsmission. fowl
nnilnnna one owner
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SERVICES

/ syA%A& ~AIA1
SERVICE DEPARTMENT. II 1t can
be fixed. we can fix IL All work
guaranteed The only thing CHEAP
about our service rs our price
Farmers Supply Co. phone 2l3.
Farmville. Va. l-3l-tf
HAND 4 POWER LAWN MOWERS
sharpened and repaired Pickup and
delivery Phone 3U2 Motley Hard
ware 60 44l
~-~~ ~
WELL DRILLING We drin old
wells deeper Now equipped To
drill 4i4 and SIS IN water wells.
We use galvenized steel casing
Three machines for better service
Terms can be arranged Write Or
call for free estimates. Phone
1895. Farmyille Well Drilling
Company. 9-l7-tf
FOR SERVICE ON Briggs &; Stra-
1890 Nft4i1Soii AsAi tiffoii. OntI TlG-
ducts, mowers and all your small
power equipment. call 998. Shana-
berger and Sons, Farmyille.
7-l9-tf r.
- -
bUIcHfRlNG meat processing.
deep Freeze supplies Burger
Market. armville. Va. l-l7-2bp f.
VICE
. Television . Radio
=. Auto Radio ePhonoRraphs
n . Electric Appliances
Pick up and Dclivcry-PhOne 28a
SOUTHSIDE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY co.
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$1695.OO
1855 CHEVROLET

Two-Door Sedan. Radio, heater
and defroster, new scot covers.
ExtrQ clean. Ready to QOl
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
1S VENTA HOTEL
APARTAMENTOS
s. W.

Duplex moderno mas 2 deficiencies.
Exquisitamente amueblada. $500 de
D 69eo'p $40 s 8 W.. IS e ave. f FR ssGass.
(1206l 10 S. W.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
10 VENTA cAsAS
NJ. W..

2 dormitorios, 2 baios. Estufa empotra-
da. Hipoteca G.I. $500 de adelanto.
Lame al dueno MA 1882.
1920 10 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05

Amueblada, casa nueva. 2 dormitorios,
CHS. A 5 minutes de la ciudad. So, 500.
$4,000 de adelanto. Telf. FIR 1905.
(1227) 10 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
} SERVIcIoS VARIoS
TAPICERIA

Tapizados a la orden. Arreglamos pleas
antiques. Trabajo a mano por expertos
m~odernizaran sus muebles completa-
mente.
Llamenos y Compare.
Genes 1892 N. E. 2 Ave. PL 9-6951
(1096l 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-05
M
CAMIONEs

2 eamiones de volteo de 8 yardas, 1855.
Perfecto estado. $1,450 cada uno.
$40 N. w. % Pl.
(1299l 81
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-27
BOssetti Gets
e.
Xavier u.
Scholarship

. Xavier University, Cincinnati
has awarded a half-tuition schol
arship to Joseph Bossetti, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bos'
setti, 3134 Medina Ave-, Colum.
kus.
/. The scholarship is for four
years but is renewed each year
depending on the scholastic
achievement of the holder.
Bossefti is . graduate Of ST..
Charles High School.
Founded in 1881, Xavier is the
oldest Catholic institution oil
higher learning in Ohio and the
entire Northwest Territory. AID
ministered by the Jesuit fathers
Xavier has a total enrolment oil
over 1000 annually in its three
major divisions - the under.
graduate school in Evanston
suburb, the graduate school, and
the evening college in downtown
Cincinnati.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-27
Bishop Closes
Youngstown
Negro Parish

YOUNGSTOWN An all
Negro parish established here
in 1945 has been closed and its
members have been assigned to
other parishes in the city by or
der of Bishop Emmett M. Walsh
of Youngstown.
In a letter announcing the
closing of st. Augustine par
ish, Bishop Walsh said the need
for the parish no longer exists,
Negroes in the Youngstown
area have been attending
Masses in parishes In the
vicinity of their homes, and
membership at ST. Augustine
dwindled steadily as more Of
the eity's Negroes moved TO
other parts of town.
The st. Augustine parish
was erected by the late Bishop
James A. McFadden to serve sy
large group of Negro CatholicI
living on Youngstown's east
side. The parish has been di-
rested by priests of the So
ciety of the Precious Blood.
Father cyril Kennedy, CPS,
the pastor, has returned to the
community's Brunnerdale Sem
mary in Canton, Ohio, for re-
assignment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-27

who says he doesn't do much Of
anything except "read and watch
television, lives at 467 S. Cham
pion with his son, Louis f., anC
daughter, Margaret.
Another son, Msgr. Paul l..
Richter, is . priest Of the
StevbsnviIis Diocese and an
other daughter, Sister m. Ro-
ssir. Is q teacher at ST. Johns
elementary school.
Mrs. Richter died in 1858.
They had been married for 81
years.
Mr.. Richter, who was born
June 20, 1866 in a house situat
ed where the state office build
ing now stands on Front Street
says he is bothered a little by
arthritis. He entered the hospi
tai for medical treatment fol
the first time in his life las
January. "The Lord has beer
good to me-" he says.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-27
Execution.
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
vatore Romano discussed the
plight Of the Church in Hun
gary and said that the Red.
there are clearly trying to re
duce the Church to the statu.
of a government department.
II referred to . speech by
Hungarian Minister Of cvItvfs
Cyvls ksIlsi In which he said
ths chvrch-sfafe relations In
Hungary must be based not
only on the principle Of peace.
fvI eosxisisnes, but also on
active collaboration with the
Red regime.
Minister Kallai said that Il
bishops wish to be loyal to the
state, they must sever relation,
with priests who are not in the
states good graces. The Church
will have to accept socialism. he
said, and if it finds that com
munism and religion are not
ideologically or morally com
patible, that is no business oil
the state but is an internal ques
ton of the Church which must
be solved.
"This is the freedom enjoy
ed by the Church in Hungary
L'Isservatore Romano stated
IAN atheist jurisdictionalisn
combined with the most intran
sigent form of modern totalitar
ianism."
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isi, and will start up where
they do not exist"

isi, and will start UP where
they do not exist"
He warned that in engaging
in such activities, the council
will lose its singleness of pur-
pose, it will dissipate itself ).
it will no longer be a promoter
of Christian unity but merely a
relief agency for a certain num-
Der Of Christian denominations
which it will continue to main
tain in their %disunity."
Father Boyer also noted an
uneasiness caused by an article
in the councils official maya
zine, the Ecumenical Review,
which declared that sit is only
through the ecumenical spirit
that the new Latin American
generation will spread a sound
influence throughout the world,
taking everywhere the spirit of
service, and never the despoti-
cal ideas of the Roman Latin
Church or of communism"