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mods without the Holy See sp-
pointing them. The election
must be approved by the Pope.
Working with the Pope and
the cardinals of the Oriental
Congregation are % consultors
and a host of other officials
including one American. Msgr.
Raymond EtteIdorf Of Dubuque.
Iowa.
Under this congregation are
a number of pontifical colleges
training seminarians for East.
ern Rite churches. These include
the famed Russicum, the Jes-
uit-staffed college preparing
priests for the spostolate in
Russia. and the Ethiopian Col
.lege, the only pontificaI college
located in Vatican City proper.
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God Love You -
Korea With Less Catholics.
Priests, Has More-C Converts

Have you aver made q con-
vert? Have you loved your
faith 50 much That il over
flowed to make others share
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part of which came into effeci
only as recently as March, 1858
Two significant differences
between eastern and western
canon law cen be found In this
oriental code. Within the Or
ienfsi Church candidates for
the priesthood may marry be-
fore they are ordained sub
deaeons. The new code urges
eeIibacy but permits married
clergy within those rites
where il has been in exist
encs. Married priests, how
ever, may not he raised TO
the spiseopsey.
Another difference is that
unlike bishops Of the western
Church, certain Eastern Rite
bishops are elected by local sy
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II you have never had .
convert, il would be well as
priest or Isyman TO begin
making sacrifice to send mis-
sionsries or teachers Of cate
ehism TO these area. This can
BE- done for shout SIS .
month. Where could SIS .
month or any multiple Of il Be
better spent to prepare for .
happy eternity? What . Joy
on Judgment Day TO learn
that through our self-deniai
converts will rise up 10 de-
clare Us blessed for aiding in
giving them fhs faith. The
question Of where your saeri-
fees will be sent TO make
converts will Is always de-
pend upon the Holy Father.
When you give TO ths Society
for The Propagation Of fhe
Faith YOU give 70 the Holy
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Eastern Rites
Oriental Congregation Guards
Traditions of 10 Million Catholics

The Oriental Congregation,
set vp by Pope Plus TX in
1867, IVES attached TO fhA
Sacred Congregation for the
Proposition Of The Faith and
ifs goal 10 TO preserve and
foster the proud traditions
and heritage Of fhs scattered
and often isolated Catholic
communities Of the East. II
also seeks 10 protect the or.
isnfai churches from over
illumination, . problem thar
had long plagued the reia.
fions between the sensitive
East and the dominant West.
Pope Benedict XIV went a
step further and made it a full
and separate congregation in
1917 and Pope Plus XII enlarged
its powers in 1888.
Thus, the congregation today
is one of the most unusual adj
ministrative bodies within the
Catholic Church.
1t has full jurisdiction over
all Eastern Rite bishops, Relig-
Iious, seminaries and faithful.
1t has 4 special marriage
commission and a liturgy COM
mission which keeps track of and
preserves the purity of more
than 20 different rites within
the Oriental Church.
To look at only one OF the
five major rites, the Byzantine
is to glimpse the evolution of
Christianity and history of a
dozen nations. The Byzantine
Rite is considered a parent
rite" of almost = dozen Eastern
Catholic Rites as well as of
both the Greek and Russian Or.
thodox Churches.
The Rite takes its name from
Byzantium, the old name of Con
stantinople.
Classified under this Rite.
among others, there are Cath
Ollie MeIkifss In syris and
Egypt using Arabic Is their
iitUrsiesl language, Greeks in
Greece and Turkey Usins
Greek, three branches Of Rus.
SLAMS using various Slavic
tongues, and Rvmsnians, Hun
ssrians and ltsIo-Grseks each
using their own Languages.
The Pope is the project. or
head of this congregation. It's
secretary is His Eminenee Eu-
gene Cardinal nsserant, the IA
year-old Dean of the Sacred
College of Cardinals.
Among the is other cardinals
on the congregation are two of
the Eastern Rites, Cardinal Ag-
aglanian and His Eminence L.
mace Cardinal Tappouni, Syrian
Rite Patriarch of Antioch.
S~ixty-two-year.o old. Cardinal
Agagianian, as president Of the
Pontifical commission for the
codifying Of the canon law of
the Oriental Church, supervised
a milestone in the history of
Eastern Catholicism. At pres
ent there are $50 canons. a great
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Father and BY sliswins him
TO decide whsrs shs ss<rifiee
must be s4nt YOU bring upon
yourself IN extra bIsssinsI
GOD LOVE YOU 10 H.K.
for SIS. ITO thank God for His
many blessings :. to NILS.
for SIS. -. to NAB. for s..
Il promised the Missions this
sacrifice il 1 won a scholar
ship for high school. i did"
-. to Up. for S1.30. From
the fortunate TO the unfortu-
nate"
Take the whole world In
your hands. You can do Just
that if you pick up = WORLD
MISSION ROSARY and circle
the globe In prayer. FOR q
sacrifice-offering Of 81 along
with your request you can
have a rosary on which yeu
viii remember TO pFsy for all
the Missions Of the world b.
cause the multicolored beads
remind you Of the Mission
continents.
Cut out this column pin.
your sacrifice TO IT and mail
to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of the So
ciety for the Propagation OF
the Faith, or your Diocesan
Director, Very Rev. James
Kulp, z46 East Town Street,
Columbus Is, Ohio.
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Decisive Victory

THlduy.-
West Germany's Christian De.
mocratic Union (CDU won a
signal victory in North Rhine
Westphalia by gathering sos
per cent of about eight million
votes cast in statewide elections
here.
The party headed by Chancel-
lor Konrad Adenauer of the
Federal Republic thus regained
control of the country's largest
and economically most influen-
tial state after a two-year alb
Sence from power.
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Eastern Rites

VATICAN CITY Bridg,
ing the East and West OF
the Catholic world, the Sac.
red Congregation for the
Oriental Church is a rela.
lively new expression of the
Church's ancient universe
lily.
This universally was recent
ly dramatically demonstrated by
the Pope when he named a Pat
riarch of the Oriental Church
his Eminence Gregoire Pierre
XIV Cardinal Agagianian, to be
the Pro-Prefect of the Sacred
Congregation for the Propaga.
ton Of the Faith.
Established less than TOO
years ago, the Oriental Con.
gressfion jealousy guards
The traditions Of some 10 mil.
lion Eastern Rite Catholics.
These Catholics live for The
most par in countries behind
the Iron Curtain or in fhe Mid
die East. In recent years mi.
grafton has carried The East.
ern Rites TO surprisingly dis
fanf western lands
AS old as Christianity itself,
the Oriental Rites today embrace
only about one-fortieth of the
worlds Catholics. Yet. 30 i'm.
portant is their place within the
Catholic family thai they have
their own special congregation
through which the Pope governs
their faithful.
sasiesIiy The Eastern Ritss
spring from the early Chris
fian churches founded at Al
sxandris in Egypt and sf Con-
sfanfinople. Antioch and Jer.
vsslem in fhs Middle East.
When Latin became the offie-
iaI language Of fhs western
Church, these eastern groups
kept ths use Of their own No.
five languages.
In the 18th century most East.
ern Rite Catholics broke from
Rome. They refused to acknowl.
edge the primacy of the Pope
and created the schism which
today. But small groups
remained loyal and these groups
are the ancestors of today's Or
Church.
This branch Of the Catholic
Church spreads over parts of
central Europe, jumps by way
of the eastern Mediterranean
islands to Egypt and northern
swings across Pales.
tine and through the countries
Of the Middle East.
Elsewhere, in Hungary, Pol.
and, Italy and even Russia. there
are Eastern Rite churches. Or.
Catholics are found in
including Catholics OF
the Malankara Rite who return.
in a body to the Church in
1880.
Eastern Rite members in the
United States number more
than SIS, 900.
Canada has another 255.OoO
and England counts more than
200.
There is also a growing mum.
Der of Eastern Rite Catholics In
Australia
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files the generation Of Christ
in others. is il not serious as
is the robbins Of she earth Of
the fruit when HE seed is
planted?
To the married, the single,
and all the faithful will be
asked on Judgment Day:
Where are your children"
Some will have to give ae-
count of the generation of the
flesh and all must give &C.
count of the generation of the
Spirit. Is the United States
canonical-minded or evangeh-
cal-minded; does it consider
only the sheep within its own
fold or do we remember that
Our Lord said: "Other sheep
/ have who are not of the
fold?
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Because there was no one
to teach them religion, four
o Christian villages $50
miles south of Seoul began a
"do-it-yourself" conve
campaign. Now 1000 are
ready for Baptism and many
more are asking for instruc-
lions.
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The United States hes III
times - many Catholics -
South kores but counts less
than twice Is many converts.
The United States hes Is
times Is many priests Is South
kores. However, conversions
in the United States number
less than three per priest per
year while in South Korss
conversions number zoo per
priest per year.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
RITES HELD FOR RETIRED
SCHOOL TEACHER

Services were conducted yes
terday afternoon for Mrs. Anna
Marooney, 70, retired school
teacher. at Tanner Chapel AME
Church with the Rev. OK. Hayes
officiating. Burial followed lin
Greenwood Memorial Park.
Mrs. Marooney fell, last Fri
day, in her home at 1241 East
Adams. She died the following
day in a. local hospital.
Born in Nashville, Tenn, Mrs.
Marooney was reared in En-
poria, Kansas. She was a grad
uate of Kansas State Teachers
College and also attended .Ari-
zona State College at Flagstaff.
Her first teaching job was in
Baxter Springs, Mo-, in 1901. She
later taught in Oklahoma City,
Okla, and San Jose, Calf, be-
fore moving to Tucson in 1905
for her husbands health. After
his passing, she returned to Elm
poria. In 1912, she came to Phoe-
nix to accept a teaching job at
Booker T. Washington School
from which she retired in June,
1945.
Mrs. Marooney, a member Of
Zeta Phi Beta SORORITY had
been active in Tanner Chapel
for As years. Until her retire
ment, she was a member of Ari-
zona Educational Association.
Active pallbearers were Nor
rison Warren, Circe Mcclellan,
Ira O'Neal Jr., and Clarence
Davis.
Survivors are: a sister, Mrs.
Emma Gardner Of Phoenix;
three brothers, Fred Carter,
Phoenix, Lee C. and Emmanuel,
both of EInporia; niece, Ruth
Wheeler and cousin, Mrs. Alice
Marriott, both Of Phoenix.
Ragsdale Mortuary in charge.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
WILKINS ATTENDS GOVERNMENT
CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Roy
wilkins, NAACP executive sec
retary, was among those who
attended the top level Confer
ence on Foreign Aspects of
United States National Security
here on Feb. .a25.
Among others invited to the
conference were DR.. Ralph J.
Bunche, under-secretary of the
United Nationas and a member
of the NAACP Board of Direc-
tors; DR.. Dorothy B. Ferebee Of
the National Council of Negro
Women; and Mrs. Irene Mccoy
Gaines, president of the Nation
al Association of Colored Wom-
ems Clubs.
Also: Lester B. Granger, ex-
ecutive director of The National
Urban League; John H. john
Continued on page a.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
Findings In NAACP Merger
Fight Released

suspended or revoked by the
Board of Directors of the As
Sociation whenever the Board
shall deem it for the best in
terest of the Association, pro-
vided however that a full hear
ing on charges be held before
the National Board of Directors,
at which the Branch may be re-
presented by person or persons
of it's choice. Such revocation
shall not invalidate the men,
bership of any member of the
Branch in the National AS.soci-
alton"
Editors Note: The Arizona
Sun has always believed that
the NAACP is the strongest force
in America for full democracy
for all citizens regardless of
color or creed. We are sure that
there are many people in this
community who are deeply in
Continued on page ~
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
Willie Mays Strikeout
Makes News

For, Willie Mays, the biggest
name in baseball, to strike out
at the bat, is something
like ''man bites dog.
The crowd, Sunday, at the
first innersquad game played
at Municipal Stadium, seemed
somewhat disappointed at the
great baseball ideal, the "say
hey" kids failure to get a home
run, as he usually does.
Willie looks very good in work.
out. He predicts he will get 40
homeruns this year.
The club has it's portion OF
colored players in spring train
ing. In addition to Willie, there
are five others on the Giant
rostrorn. They are: Andre Rod
gers, Ruben Gomez, Willie Ker-
land, Orlando Cepeda, and Fe-
lipe Alou.
The first exhibition game will
be played Sunday afternoon
against the Cleveland Indians.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
Los ANGELES PASTOR STRIVING
TO RAISE $4,000

NEW YORK, Feb. 27 = The
Rev. Raymond Henderson of Los
Angeles has embarked on a pro-
iect to raise 100000 for the MA
ACP, which he plans to present
to the Association at the Ma
ACP'S Golden Anniversary con-
vention in New York next year.
This was announced here TO-
day by Roy wilkins, NAACP ex-
executive secretary, who said
that Mr.. Henderson will work in
close cooperation with NAACP
Church Secretary Edward j.
Odom, Jr., in his effort to raise
tn e 100000 sum through
churches in various sections of
the nation. u
Mr.. Henderson is minister of
the Second Baptist Churh and
the Henderson Community Cen
ter in Los Angeles.
A longtime supporter and life
member of the NAACP, the Los
Angeles pastor initiated the pro-
ject in his own church and has
already raised more than Sc 900
of the $1,000 goal the church.
has set for itself.
In recent conference in New
York with DR.. Charming H. To-
bias, NAACP Board chairman,
Mr.. wilkins and Mr.. Odom, the
Californian outlined his plan
which was enthusiastically en-
dorsed by Association leaders.
Mr.. HenderSon'S drive to enlist
church support is the first of
series of projects being develop
ed in connection with the OBJ
servance of the Associations
Golden Anniversary.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
Minniijjean Enrolls In
New Lincoln School

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-Minni-
jean Brown, the 16-year old CO.
ed expelled from Little Rocks
Central High School for "talk-
ing back" to a white fellow stu
dent, is back in School-not N
Little Rock. She enrolled this
week in the New Lincoln School,
a private integrated school IN
New York City which offered
her a scholarship.
Miss Brown, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. w. B. Brown,
arrived in New York on Feb. 20.
They were met at LaGuardia air.
port by John A. MorSell, assist
ant to NAACP Executive Sec
retary Roy wilkins, Herbert l..
Wright, NAACP youth secretary,
some SO young people compris-
ing an NAACP youth reception
committee, and another so re-
porterS, television and radio men
and cameramen.
Also on hand to receive them
were DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Clark with whom Miss Brown
will live while attending the
New Lincoln School. DR.. Clark,
an associate professor of psyche
logy at City College and trus-
tee of the New Lincoln school,
was instrumental in arranging
for the enrolment of Miss Brown
in the school.
Upon arrival, Miss Rrown was
presented with an orchid by
Miss Louise Diaz Of the Jersey
City NAACP youth council. An
other corSage was pinned on
Mrs. Brown by Miss Anona Hol-
land of the Jamaica, N. Y, Ma
ACP youth council.
Miss Brown also received word
at the airport that a Bronx
speciality shop was contributing
a complete outfit of clothing to
her. The following day she was
presented with a $500 check by
the Committee for United Ne
gro Relief of which Mrs: Daisy
Hicks is president.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06
CITY. ANNOUNCES Job OPENINGS

Job opportunities listed this
week on the city's recruitment
bulletin are: administrative an
alyst, building Inspector II, clerk
stenographer II, ngin e er
trainee, engineering aide II, la
borer, mechanic helper, plan
ming analyst I, tabulating equip
ment operator II and account.
ant II. Deadline date for filing
is March II. Apply at the per-
sonnel Department at City Hall.
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06

The SUN has in it's possession,
a letter dated February Is, ad-
dressed to Mr.. H. B. Daniels,
past president, Maricopa Coun-
tv Branch NAACP from nation
al headquarter in New York.
It's content. in part, reads as
follows:
cat it's meeting on February
10, 1858, the Board of Directors
received a renort of its Branch
Work Committee dealing with
the continued failure of the
Okemah Tempe Branch to
merge with the Maricopa Coun-
ty Branch and to carry out other
directions. 1t will be recalled
that the National Board of Di-
rectors at its April 1857, meeting
had directed the Okemah- Tempe
Branch to negotiate immediate
ly in good faith leading toward
this merger under the super
vision of the director of the
West Coast Region.
"On the evidence reviewed by
the Branch Work Committee,
it was evident that the April,
1857, directive had been ignored
and that repeated attempts by
national and regional officers
to bring about the merger had
been nullified by the Okemah-
Tempe Branch.
1.-THE National Board of Di-
rectors approved the report of
the Branch Work Committee
and took the following action:
1T was voted to direct the
Okemah- Tempe Branch to
merge with the Maricopa County
Branch within forty-five days.
If the merger has not been COM
pleted within forty-five days
after receipt of notice, the
charter of the Okemah-T Tempe
Branch will be automatically re-
voked.'
The letter called attention to
article 10 of the bylaws. and
constitution for branches, which
reads: "Ihe Charter of author
ity received by the Branch up
ON it's admission to the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, may be
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06

In America, in Europe, in
Asia, Leontyne Price has been
hailed for her glorious voice.,
her searching musicianship and
her dynamic acting. In every
medium open to the singing
artist - in opera, concert and
recital, on radio, television and
records, and on Broadway -
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06

MCFARLAND AND KENNEDY Governor Ernest McF a5snd
Senator John Kennedy ID Mass who is
doomed the 1860 nominee when
attended Pima County Democratic dinner at Tucson
left
Governors Conference in Colorado
Kennedy fulfilled series of speaking engagements
Standing
right is Dr. Byron Ariz President
Arizona sun., 1958-03-06

Leontyne Price is a luminous
star. The young American So
prano will appear here on Mon
day March 17th at Phoenix
Union High School Auditorium
under the auspices of Phoenix
Community and Civic Concert
Association.
Continued on page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Thomson, Neal
Sign Contracts

Infielder Charlie Neal Of the
Dodgers got a salary boost
yesterday and Outfielder Bobby
Thomson came to terms with
the Giants today. A number
Of other major leaguers sent
in their 1858 contracts.
No salary was indicated for
Thomson. "a. The Scottish
born athlete saw his lifetime
average dip to al when he
hit .240 last year. Neal. who
hit .270. will get about $4,000.
outhelder Joe Durham t.ls5)
and Pitchers Charlie Beamon
and Milt Pappas signed with
the Orioles. Outfielder John
DeMerit. who reported as a
bonus rookie from the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin last June
and batted lat. accepted the
Braves terms.
The Indians received signed
contracts from Outfielders
Roger Maris (.235) and Dave
Mann 1920 at Reading)
Catcher Allen Jones (.204 at
San Diegol and Pitcher Stan
Pitula (2-2).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
TALKS AT NEW HAMPSHIRE DINNER
Sievers Sounds Hopeful
In limiting Deal to Red Sox

Maybe Roy Sievers know;
something or maybe the Sen
ators' slugger is surmising. but
he told a crowd Of 1880 last
night at Manchester. N. H.. Il
hope to be back here soon and
maybe some day not too far
Of Ill come back in a Red Sox
uniform.
There TO attend the Man
chester Union-Leader baseball
dinner with such baseball
figures, past and present. as Ty
Cobb. Hank Aaron, Stan Mu-
sial. Lew Burdette. Bob Turley,
Al Kaline and Birdie Tebbetts
Sievers pointed out that the
Senators will have to give up
something 10 get something in
return.
Sievers. who led the Ameri.
can League in home runs with
q and runs batted in with ia
brought a lusty cheer when h
mentioned the possibility o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

eventually playing for Boston.
The Senator's and Red Sox
recently have been involved in
trade talk. but at one point
General Manager Joe Cronin Of
Boston complained there was
little chance Of doing business
because Cal Grifith. president
Of the Senators. wouldn't in
clude Sievers as bait for q deal.
Sievers and Griffith currently
are far apart in salary dis
cussions. Sievers is seeking
$4,000. while Cal has offered
SIC. 900.
Aaron. who led the National
League with a homers and 1872
runs batted in. said he hopes
to improve his 1922 batting. He
blamed q midseason slump on
a right ankle injury he received
in Philadelphia when he stepped
on q manhole cover. The ankle
feels fine now" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

fered . three-year contract
for the most money I'll ever
be offered in coaching" He
would not disclose the exact
terms.
The former passing star OF
the Washington Redskins said
he would announce his decision
after meeting with the Hardin
Simmons Athletic Council Sat-
urday.
Sam Taylor and Assistant
Coach Jack Russell Of the
Regina club few TO Texas Tues
day to approach Baugh about
the job. Frank Filchock. also a
former Redskin quarterback.
left the post after FIVE years as
head man OF the Regina team.
Baugh has been at Hardin
Simmons ms an assistant and
head coach since retiring I'VE
years ago after is years with
the Redskins. He was a star
tailback at Texas Christian.
ITS hard TO get up and
leave a place where you are as
happy as I am at Hardin-Sim-
mons" Baugh said. And I've
never jumped a contract In my
life"
Baugh has two years to go
on a five-year contract. He
owns q ranch near here.