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The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Sporlsnlen FiSh Fry Sei for Sunday

Au.NAvItAVIan tn iht nnaIlN 4al rHnNtiallY En residents At iiin VaIlrY aira hAa hreu extended hN thH MAIaArEa vallry spufiAHieH ia attend lheir annual Hlah ftY which wili hr held al haftY'a Finger l4ake RrAali un sunday luiy l5 beginnlng at N am
 The organization win he tuF4 niahina eoftet aoil diinsa. ruIia ana iVr cream Families Hfs in qltrd ta lAkr EhrIr ptenIr lunches 4lI arr AaAnh ID aNr thAi llirr tl#lA Arr lhaWri Anr tvAaF lp .'uk when thry tsltN lhrtn tu thr
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Earthquake Dlsrupis Long Distance Calls

fhN public iA feautHtd N limF it telephone NallA outside ui A AahA Ani tn antlhda#trfn Al aAhA tN fHhafHeuaf cAlla uNtil lnll #HiN Hrt f4 restored nl fhe AIh fNlAi.iAN NAhle
 A M Approximately A2H pn Nt4EHtNIaN HiaIilpla hrsAkH in lIr HahlH hplwetn SAag WAH AnH llinraa disrupted Inr iaHiNr portion at tha lanH aia tAnHH Telephone eIifulls helween AEaaAH Hurth M Juneau and N Mas announced lhia morning hY tle Deputy Goms mandef. ll < Army anmuhicar hAn Syatem at Emendat felre graph service was nnt seriously Impaired
 Tho damage was aAnard hN " earthquake tell nOdel#tnly W lhlA AirA
 A nAhlu repair aAIp la hrIna prepared far dispatch from Meal tlN aA ANan aa possible ta repair lhr damaged rahltt N WAs a'Ated
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
POLARIS BOOKS
 ARRIVE; PICK UP ON SUN, JULY I1

l'DI4AKIa Tpf llhH, hAa AT rlvtd and wfli he distributed aI lhe hiHh aahnnl office nn sunday luly IN hutWenn lnO and Auu nm it maa AnnWlnr rd lhiA weuh hY knilh anith, hiRh school principal N lA hnpgl thAl Ha inHHY students aA possible WlII piak mp lheIr yHu buuka dtiing the ahuve hnnra ao that llvp may ht. autographed hf each other at ihAl llnr
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
GOVERNOR TO VISIT HERE DURING FAIR

1lndhy, August W han htef deAiHnalud Aa GOVERNOR N irAN at thW lvpB MllAnu4ka NaIlny FAlr AuA Governor Miltr. sAtAHpprA MIll be Nhr hRlaiHA HtiH#t. nft tAat dalN aetoFlIHH# tH MMA IruaIvDa hY tlr NAif# llnAHi thiA Muak ftNnl Eht HaN# aH0H'A uiItuu tirNNfnnr lINHn 4tnA WaA A HtiMai Al thN NAIlNY| r'A!f lAaI Yral
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10

The local W s Amy Reaeree unIl, Company q, worked n ihe citY Park Wednesday night. clearing loga and lallinr timber Aa pari nI thoir framing in the usr oi A power ehaln HaW
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
GARDEN CLUBRERS TO PICNIC MONDAY

Members lt the Palmer Garden cluh wilI hnlA lhpn plrnIe nrXt Monday eYHitlHH. july lA, at Mnnar IfReh FuNfeAlnnAi 4ie. lhr plenirkffA MiII aEArl thrIf fln ahant \ nln Ani All members Arp urged ln makN plans N attend
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
C,uNCI IL NOTES

IHY Council un July q
 MI And MiA iitA Fihrlar WArH NlaltuiH at the neeiing ln tnEaII tn sidewalk grades
 iltAIiiAHH ba aptlnRei ruad waa HIallIHAFlN atld lAN Atfeft e0nlmil IAH NNanAHlnfnlAh lhAt nulNert A#nfAs |MNNnHe a# WHlI aa dItchlnH, .tn AllHNl4It lhr drainage problem FINAt Ilie|HoNtinHenl hUuHlnR pto- irNl
 IAN naW laA ordinance wAA rrad Inf the thlta and linal time aHd approved faf adoption
 Council members and lhr may pr diAcua4ed enforcement 0t of dlnanana regarding havenllea
 Tht Bureau ul Public Roads nAaitlHnAinpf agreement WAS rer iWnVA KIM members at thr street unirnliltAr taf further siudy and recommendations 'Ihe BrR will 'vAnipNnAAtf the t'ily uf Palmnr fnf maintenance WOrh lDnr Nn .NNaH hlHhWaYA i'Iln agreement MIIl tmrINiar tYpr ot work l0 he nVltafInNA hY thn RiiN Ana atrs In hH charged
 HY VoIe ihe Gauncl authorized Ihu foreclosure nt ina7 real taA which Totals < .d0Yal
 Councilman Charles l.uRadnn requested and was granted Ienve nf absence from July IN ln Nc punher IO l4ugadOn Win he in ItiifOpN during thia time nn a Iour nf piAfit pathology research ren tHrA
 ...A 4IHNial uirtttnB Will br hrld A# AnnEl AA possible Al Whlrh 'lnr IlH t'AlntiI members Anl GhArlrA 5I'NNch. engineer Will aIANnaA Ihr ANAiNilnH nf thr pAvlnR ranlrast
 .A diaII 0t N resolution regard lnH paving nf atrueta. method of AA4eaaInvMt nn property rsp0alAl ly hrneFiiIed. and approving the creation M improvement districts waa fead II will again be pro sentpd tu the Council iA ila final form
 nthai discussions included the operating budget which waA rr nUrlHa hY members ni thr hndHet uAmnIIluH who pointed pnl lhat HII TilN departments ai lhr pfra tMi liuVF spent elaAp tu Ihr AinuyAtAAarE up in thr blaHuV at ihr hWHInnlnH nt Ehr liHrAl NrAr iitiI# approved tnr payment ln. eIliaNH Ai gAOH fran lhr general INnd AnA aalH l2 from thr water ItmI
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Fair Queen Contest
 Open 10 Valley Girls

AltH lptiA AAalaliuHkI AlIHN falr queen contest ia about to ReE under way. it WaA announced this week NY John 1snfc, president of ihe local Junior Chamber nf Commerce The contest tIla year IN being sponsored by lhe IAyfera ana the entire program will hr under thrIf supervision Although complete details anA nlanA have nnt ytl been worked nnt. thn lHYrrNa afe planning tn mako tlfI. Nrnr'A contest Ehe mont Interesting 0ne rvrt offered Valley EitIA
 'Iihc AIlepii'N award Mill ht MI expense pad trir to 1ianeYlann and possibly A toat M a malui uuvlr studio Those tailfa will he worked through the cooperation nf Junior Chambers Of Commerce In Los Angeles and Hollywood Anchorage JAyeeea will he aaaisI lng tn Inc program n many per Apnal appearances ul the queen candidates un radio and triev Hlun shows aa we'll Aa other pub lic appearances
 'lhr#e and many other details wlll hr worked oll N Ihr regular meeting nf lueal .IaYere4 Ianni ruw rvrrinE lnelniad win hr plana lnr the mAn attraction fnr liCket sAieA
 "KiEht now. thn important thinE iN tn Eri the candidates register ed AaiA Gvrr, ''l'he .Iayrurs will hr banding the entire queen contest lhis year and we arc planning one Af the most interest Ing programs for the candidates ever offered" he added
 Valley girls single and be tween la and % years nf aRe. afe urged Io register by rontaetinH any of the following John Gore. Fi -24ai John Apef IT 2lD1. stewart DreRhorn, i'I dA1H ur at kifk'A SaleAi Marty sherman at riRgiy WiHRy iiola. nr any other Jayrrn member Alau. infArmn Iion wli he available M ,iAyert headquarters Hl the MAtadu Cate following thr MartiuH tomorrow niEht
 IhlA iA thr first Yeat That tht queen contest haA hrtn handled an organization outside tht f'Aif Association tair officials trit lhat if Au interested organization, nauh aa Inc local Jayeees. would handle the rontesi Il would rr relye more adequate and eon plete attention, because ol Aa many conflicting activities during fam tlme which require Inc ai lentinn uf IAir officials Tho 1ay reeA arr enthusiastic Ahnnl then contest and Are niaking many planS lnr thr EirlA M provide An interesting ana entertaining con lrAl lnl every FAndliaEn
 More complete aatAiIa uIll he annpunrrd following the meeting tomorrow ntRht. hut tn tho mean ilmr4 all eligible VAlleY EillA Are urged M reAlatrr tar ihr contest There will be ' eluainR aAir fal emiry anal the slafl N! ticket aaIpa Will br announced veny soon
 The lucol N $ Amy Reserve unit, Company N worked In the l Gity Park WednesdAV nIpht
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30

Restaurants. Esq. Commercial. Tenga un
sueldo embellishments. Contrato largo.
Lame a Mr.. Segal NE 5-0248, despues
de $50 P. M.
I017) =
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
PERSONALS

SUMNISTRAMoS ALIMENTos PREPA.
RADIOS POR DOROTHY BOGGS.
PI 1881 PL 1882.
(7H95) Q,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
EMPLEoS MUJERES

Sonora para hacer alteraciones. Ayudar
en- las ventas. Debe hablar ingles. Ira
DaJo estable. $685. Collins Ave. Miami
Beach. TELFFONO I'M 6.771I-
(1248) 6 $1,000
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-30
10 SERVIcIoS VARIoS

Sc vende planta de Lavanderfa. Direc-
tannente por ell dueno. Buen mostrador
y ruta. Lame MO 1892. Pregunte
por Joe Tinney.
1927 10
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13
Mcleod Dice Once Comisionados
en- Dade Producirdn "EI Caos"

Ell Comisionado del Condado
Metropolitan, John B Mcleod,
inicio ell microbes una campana
con la que piensa levantar la
opinion publica contra la consti-
tuclon de la Comision Metropo-
litana por once comisionados.
Dice Mcleod que con seis nue.
vos co nisionados. como estable-
cen los ~estatutos para tomar po-
session en- enero, la Comisi6n no
sera sino caos y confusion.
mos incumbc a nosotros", di-
jo a sus companeros de comisi6n,
ell arreglo de este asunto. Tene-
mos la obligation de hacer al
go".
Ell Presidente de la Comision,
Ralph Fossey, dijo que Ell tam
bien opinaba que una Junta de
once miembros, seria POGO prac-
tica.
"Pero no nos toca a nosotros',
anadi6, "iniciar I'm cambio en- los
eStatutos, que dejarian las cosas
de la manera en- que estan.
Los comisionados Fairs Cowart
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13
ioUE Es DEsCANsAR?

1QUE Es
Querida Amaranta: Despues
Despues de una intensa tenn
porada de trabajo me senti algo
indispuestO y ell medicO que me
VIC me recomend6 descansar.
Entendiendo que descansar o go.
Ear de vacaciones es no hacer
NADIA, me marche a un pueblo.
otto apartado y sclitariO. ALI me
pase dos semanas al cabo de las
/ cuales llegue a Miami mas can
sado que nunca de tant0 descan-
so. Ante semejsnte fracasO Sc
me Ocurre preguntarle a listed
zen que cOnsiste Ell descanso?
GUILLERM0
La fatiga no depende del ejer-
cicio de los musculos tanto CO.
mo del cansancio del espiritu;
en- consecuencia de un peculiar
estado mental. Los fisiologos que
han estudiado las leyes de la ia
tiga aconsejan que debemos re-
gular ell trabajo Ineffective de la
misma manera que Ell trabajo fl
sico y nan estableci1o multitud
de reglas de hygiene mental:
dormir ocha horas, variar de ira
bajo, respfdr aire puro. Y un fl
losofo ha dicho. eel descanso del
deber forma parte del deber".
Estas teorias sol. excelentes, pc
70 la verdad es que 10 que nos
cansa es la falta de entusiasmo,
la melancolia, la tristeza. Quien
tiene I'm ideal y Sc consagra a Ell,
qulza malaysia SUI salud, pero
jamas Sc sentirs fatigado. A clio
Sc debe que i'm gran medico es-
panol, impresionado por ell de-
rroche de energias que hacen al
gunos jovenes haya escrito:
"Aconsejo a estos jovenes que
trabajen con mesura; pero guar
do mi secreta simpatia para
quienes, desoyendo mis- consoles,
Sc entregan a la actividad desen-
frenada del que siente la am
bicion de la gloria con mas
fuerza que Ell apego a la vida''.
De semeiante forma, Button cita
Ell case de I'm ~ruisenor que lego
a los catorce amos gracias a que
no tuvo OCCASION de amar. "Esta
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13

ivisto -anade- que Ell amor
acorta los dias, pero la YER
dad es que, en- m b o, los
LENA. En- ell case de listed, en-
contrandose fatigado -esto es
aburrido, falto de entusiasmo y
de ganas de vivir- Sc marcho a
un puebiecito solitario, cuyo am
biente, lejos de proporcionarle
nuevos estimulos acabo por fati-
garle. Como listed We, la fatiga
viene de muy dentro y con solu-
clones internas hay que ponerle
remedio. No quiere clio decir
que no existan las vacaciones, ell
descanso o la diversion. En- rigor,
d%escansar es hacer ur trabajo
sin fines utilitarios. Lo importan-
tie es zanzibar de faena. Tn in
telectual descansa jugando al te-
nnis, que es un verdadero traba.
Jo, en- tanto que I'm obrero ma
nual, descansa dedicandose a es-
cribir poesias o poniendo SUI
mente en- cualquier preocu-
pacion de tipo Intellectual. No sin
razon dlcen las gentes que zen
la variacion esta ell gusto'.
PARA SONIA
Por mucho que lie duela, Guam.
do Ell novio que dej6, en- Puer-
to Rico, no contesta a sus cartas
tendra que reconocer que es por.
que no quiere hacerlo. No que.
rer hacerlo supone que ha deja.
do de quererla, sea por haber
encontrado otra muchacha, sea
por haber pensadO que listed no
lie convene. Hay, amiga mia, que
aceptar la realidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13
Paul Whiteran en- Conciertos Pop

Paul Whiteman regresa a Mia
mi para una segunda aparicion CO.
mo director de la S~infonica de We
rano, ell domingo Is de JUNO, lue-
go de ST. extraordinario exito en-
ell Miami Beach Auditorium la pa
sada semana.
FL senior Whiteman, que celebra
sus cincuenta amos en- ell mundo
musical, planea la presentation de
varias novedades musicales. En- ell
concerto Sc ejecutaran obras es-
peclalmente compuestas para Viii
teman, incluyendo la Suite del
Gran Canon, de Ferde Grofe y la
mississippi Suite.
El famoso director sctuara tan
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13
10y do Comienzo Ell Festival de las Americas

Todo esta listo para Ell gran
Festival de las Americas, diez
dias de alegres celebraciones,
desfile de bellezas latinoamerica-
mas, cultura, deportes y SUI parte
commercial, que dara comienzo
hoy dia 10.
La ciudad de Miami Sc vera
colmada de reinas de belleza de
los 81 paises de las Americas,
Central, Sur y del Caribe, CRU
pos folkloricos, atletas y otros
muchos representatives. Estos
buenos vecinos del sur compe-
tan en- amistosas justas con par
ticipantes de Miami y de otros
lugares de Florida.
Ell Festival Sc iniciara, con un
desfile de 80 minutes, a la luz
de ~antorchas, a las 8 de la noche
por la Gale Flagler y ell Boule-
ward Biscayne. Carroza adorna-
das con flores, desfilaran tripu-
ladas con la flor y nata de las
bellezas de veintin paises lati.
noamericanosi
Abrira ell desfile la famossa
banda militar de la Division de
Paracaidistas 101, de Fort Camp
bell, KY, y la banda de cadetes
de la estacion aereo naval de
Pensacola.
Presidira Ell desfile Ell popular
cancionero chileno, Lucho Gait
ca.
Despues de los torneos de be-
lleza, que tendran lugar los dias
IA, Is, y 16, en- ell Auditorio de
Dinner Key, la Reina de las
Americas sera elegida y procla-
mazda en- ell bale de coronation,
ell dia II, en- ell Hotel Dupont
Plaza, al cual asistiran miembros
del cuerpo consular latinoame-
ricano.
Una de las maximas atraccio-
mes del programa cultural del
Festival es la presencia de la
Orquesta Sinfonica de Colombia
y los Coros de Tolima, de 90 vo-
ces, que Sc presentaran en- ell Au-
ditorio del Condado Dade.
Mas de 100 atletas, proceden-
ties de II paises, psrticiparan IN
competencias de fGtbol, esqui
~acuatico, golfo y regatas. Estos
atletas vienen de las Bahamas,
Cuba, Colombia, Guatemala, ia
maica, Mexico, Panama, PERT,
Puerto Rico Venezuela y Miami.
La exposition de viajes Y CO.
mercial del Festival en- ell Din
ner Key Auditorium, exhibira
productos manufacturados de to-
dos los paises de Latinoamerica.
Peru, tiene una exhibition ex-
traordinaria de objetos de plata,
Brasil ha enviado una collection
de piedras p~reciosas, con I'm va
lor de medic million de dolares.
En- una exposition de modas
del Festival, que presentara ell
dia 20 la industrial textilera de
Cuba, en- Ell Hotel Dupont Plaza.
La Reina de ais Americas, sera
obsequiada con un traje de BAL
lie con I'm valor de $10O, regalo
de la industrial.
Todos los dias, durante la du-
racion del Festival habra dos
programs de 90 'minutos, cada
uno, en- Dinner Key. Gatica, po-
pularisimo en- todos los paises
latinoamericanos, Sc presenta-
"a en- esos programs, los dias
IA y is; Jaye P. Morgan y sus
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13

y Edwin Mason, estaban de
acuerdo con Fpssey. Ell otro CO.
misionado, Charles Hall, dijo que
ell estaba en- favor de una junta
de comisionados, mas amplia.
M'Leod Sc decide entonces a
emprender una campaia para
informar al publico.
"El pueblo no exigira ell cam
bio" dijo, a menos que no Sc
pan 10 que va a suceder.
EN- primer lugar, los gastos
tendrian que aumentar conside-
Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13

to como conductor del concerto
como de narrator Boletos para los
restantes conciertos, que
tendrdn lugar todos los domingoS,
estan a la venta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13

RSentimenTal
pe,' Amaranta

pri,anse las consultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, p o Box ssG
Airport, Miami as. Fla. Ragamos a los lectores o lectoras
que frmen sus cartas con u n pseudanimo o inciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-13

Todos los dias, durante la du-
racion del Festival habra dos
programs de 80 'minutos, cada
uno, en- Dinner Key. Gatica, po-
pularisimo en- todos los paises
latinoamericanos, Sc presenta-
"a en- esos programs, los dias
IA y Is; Jaye P. Morgan y sus
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04

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stand $40; alum inur m chaise
lounge and pad, $40; 2-speed
Premiere vacuum cleaner, $40;
Cogswell chair with foam rubber
cushion, $50. EV. 2-5411.
AMERICAN Flyer trains. all kinds
of accessories, excellent condi-
ton. Call RE. 1-348l.
CHICAGO roller skates, size 9, and
case. 81; 2 pairs boys ice skates.
sizes aid 8, S4 each; Hawaiian
guitar and case, $40. PO. 1886.
3o-O6 WINCHESTER. Model 70,
scope, case, sling. etc. used once,
fired twice, like new, also heavy
wool coat and pants. Days, GIL.
1926; evenings. RE 1-890O
USED Lionel trains and accessories
S225 value for SIS, all or part.
KE. 1882.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-04

PAIR girls roller skates, size 5ia;
accordion. 120 bass. RE. 1-5779.
RUG, 1l.3xl6 it., Administer, pad;
Eureka sweeper; 36x80 combina-
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HOCKEY ice skates, brand new. 2
pairs. mems, sizes 6 and 8. RE.
1-5568.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Movies - Our Responsibility

Those who oppose film regulation
on moral grounds have always said
that movies made for an adult audi.
ence should be able TO- be shown in
art theatres SO discriminating patrons
can view them. Usually advertisements
for such film fare carry the tag
adults only"
Without discussing this point, a fur
Their one might be raised, The adults
only type Of film is no longer restict-
ed to playing the so-called art"
houses.
II is being exhibited in our neigh.
horhood theatres and drivs-ins, sven
some which call themselves Family"
theatres.
This week in the city Of Columbus
alone there are seven condemned
movies showing and only one is at an
art theatre. Other films are exploited
in sensational advertising that would
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

In order to reach a satisfactory con-
clusion for securing the required sig
natures, those wishing to have a Con.
stitutional Amendment placed on the
ballot must have strong existing or
CARNATIONS.
In most states, the organizations
that are extremely well organized and
financed are the Chambers of Com
merce, National Association Manu-.
facturers, and the labor unions.
The cost of initiative petitions and
promotion of issues costs millions of
dollars.
In n state alone, the proponents
for a Right to Work" law stated that
it would cost a million dollars to put
it N the ballot.
What the opposition will spend
probably will be duplicated.
However. one other cost to the tax
payer is being overlooked-each petit
ton that is submitted to the Secretary
of States office must be sent back to
the county in which the signer resides
in order that the Board of Elections in
that County can certify to the Secre-
tary of State that that person is a
qualified voter.
The additional cost to the taxpayers
due to the extra work in the Secretary
of States office and the various County
Boards of Election has never been
estimated, but it is probably consider
able.
In addition to the exorbitant cost,
much bad feeling is created on both
sides during such an intense cam
paign.
AS we look in retrospect, how true
was the summation of the Ohio Bish.
ops in their statement released during
March, 1858, through the Ohio Catho-
lie Welfare Conference, when they
stated: "As to the present issue before
the electorate in Ohio, we are convinc-
ed that a Right to Work" Amendment
would not solve u problems but
might lead to a more intensified strug-
gle for domination and thus postpone
an era of peaceful cooperation"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
A Costly Trend

The duties and responsibilities of
elected legislators comes into focus
more and more with the trend to enact
laws initiated by special interest
groups, by taking controversial issues
to the people.
Since the birth of our nation, the
people have elected representatives
from their county and districts to the
State Legislatures and to the United
States Congress.
When a matter is presented to those
groups for legislative consideration,
the subject is discussed at length in
committee. Each citizen and all in
terested groups have the privilege of
appearing before each committee of
each House and presenting their view.
point before a subject is voted upon.
Representatives are supposedly lex
perts in the field of Government, and
are elected in the county or districts
to represent all the, people. They are
supposed to have the background and
facilities to secure all necessary in.
formation regarding proposed legisla.
ton.
1t is difficult for the average voter
to obtain all the facts, pro and con. on
a given issue. THAT is why they elect
representatives.
However, the right of initiative Pc
tition has been reserved to the people
SO that they can be protected if their
representatives do not act on an inn
portant and grave issue which a clear
majority favor, within a reasonable
length Of time.
through the years relatively few
amendments have been made to either
the Federal or the State Constitutions.
During the past history Of our coun.
try, the electorate has exercised tx
treme care in. voting changes to the
, various Constitutions.
In order to bring a Constitutional
Amendment before the people, it is
necessary that 10 per cent of those
voting in the last gu~bernatorial cleo
ton sign petitions to have the matter
placed on the ballot. This is not an
easy task, and was deliberately made
so by our founding fathers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

labor because he believes firm
ly in social justice"
II Nothing ever came of
Works proposal, but it is in
teresting and rather encourag-
ing 10 note that Mr.. AL Hayes,
president Of the International
Association of Machinists, has
recently made a similar pro-
posal in a nationally syndicat-
ed newspaper column. On
July II, writing as the guest"
of labor columnist Victor RTE
sci, Mr.. Hayes lamented the
failure of labor and manage
ment to emphasize their wide
areas of agreement with the
same vigor that they reserve
for their occasional conflicts.
Il sincerely believe" he
said, that the time has come
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Inquiry Corner
Was Simony
Church System?
by FIR. HeaIey

q. A friend Of mine who
reads not wisely but too we'll
says that simonY was common
in fhe Middle Ages and that II
derived lis name from Simon
Peter and was . regular part
Of The Catholic system for cen
turtles.
A. Your friend should try
the New Testament. The orig
in of the term simony (Which
could also be noted in the un-
abridged dictionary or any
good dictionary is found in a
passage in the Acts of the
Apostles 1924. Simon Mag
us was a Samaritan magician
who became a Christian but
when he saw the effects of the
Apostles laying on OF hands
Offered them money, saying,
Give me also this power, so
that anyone on whom | lay
my hands may receive the
Holy Spirit" st. Peter said to
him, "Thy money 60 to de-
struction with thee, because
thou hast thought that the gift
of God could be purchased
with money. Great church
men such as st. Thomas a
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appeal only to one with a prevented
sense of morality.
Doubtless this is duplicated in other
cities of the Diocese.
No n can say this trend is not
dangerous to moral standards, eSpeci-
ally those of our young people. But
the motion picture exhibitor is a bust
nesSman and will show what will sell,
whether there is a danger or not.
Unless we make it know to him in
a definite way that we do not want
this type of movie, he will continue to
further the trend.
We have a responsibility to God,
ourselves, our families, and our COM
munity to safeguard morality. We an
not stand back uninterested. but must
do something about this. What will
you do? -CAF.