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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

VATICAN CTTY-(NCl
The profession of a physician
has the nobility and great
ness of a high mission which
in a certain way places doc
tors close to the work Of the
Church"
His Eminence Domenieo
Cardinal Tardini. Vatican Sec
rotary of State, wrote this in
the name of His Holiness
Pope John XIII TO the eighth
national congress of Catholic
doctors meeting in Catania in
conjunction with the recent
national Eucharistic congress.
I'm fact" Cardinal Tardinl
continued. the continual con-
tact with suffering humanity
makes 1t so that doctors. more
than any other profession, are
able TO relieve the sad inner
itance which original sin ha:
left in man"
And doctors can realize the
beneficial Influence which
the inexhaustible riches Of re-
ligion have for suffering man.
kind" the letter said. Thus
doctors can be the precious
collaborators of Jesus Christ
and of his priests by means
of their experience, by the
force Of their advice and by
the effectiveness of their apos-
tolafe"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Smut Dealer
Gets Jail Term

NEWARK, n. J., NC
Herman Paysinger. 81, of
Newark was convicted in
Magistrates Court on charges
OF possessing obscene films
and photographs and given a
60-day jail sentence to be fol-
lowed by a 10-month proba-
tionary period.
Paysinger was arrested on
August 3, by city police and
sheriff's detectives in a raid,
first in a series which follow
ed a presentment by the Essex
County Grand Jury calling for
a drive on obscenity. Sixty
reels of film and many still
photos were found in Pay
singers apartment. Paysinger
pleaded guilty in court and
was sentenced by chief magi-
strate Nicholas Castellano.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
AROUND the WORLD

vides for a series Of fines and
penalties Of up to 30 days in
jail for multiple offenders.
However, The place Of the
question on the ballot is cur
rently being challenged in
Superior Court, the state S
second highest court, IN y
suit filed by Two Guys From
Harrison, a highway chain
Of stores.
Should the law be defeated
in any Of the IS counties
where it is ON the ballot
three years will elapse before
another attempt can be made
to put the question to a vote
again. And then ii will take
petitions from 10 per cent of
the registered voters in the
county to place the question
on the ballot.
Those counties not voting
on the question in November
need but secure $500 peti-
tions 10 hold a referendum
in the future If the need arts.
es.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Blue Law
On n. ]. Ballots

NEWARK. Nj. Sept. p
A Sunday closing referendum
will be held in Is of this
states Il counties in the gen
eral election Nov. 3 under
terms of the states recently
enacted eounty-option law.
Voters themselves placed
the question on the ballot by
submitting petitions signed
by the required $500 or more
voters in each of the Is coun-
ties.
The new law would ban the
sale of clothing, building sup
plies. lumber, furniture, APP
pliances and office furnish
ings on Sundays in those
counties where the law is ap-
proved. Sunday sale of new
and used automobiles is al
ready banned under an ear
lier law which has been up
held by the courts. Where
adopted. the new law pro
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

VATICAN CITY fNO
The Holy See has emphssiz-
ed that the modern work
ingman's shorter work day
must assure in the home
life a fuller presence of the
husband and wife"
The message was contain
ed in a letter sent in behalf
of His Holiness Pope John
XIII, by His Eminence Do
menico Cardinal Tardini,
Vatican Secretary of State,
10 the Social Week Of Italian
Catholics at Padua.
The Cardinal warned that
irresponsible use of leisure
time brings with it no slight
dangers and could easily
bring about its degeneration
into means of eyading ones
responsibilities and an IN
centiye to idleness and dis
spiration."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

WEST POINT. NY. NCWC
His Eminence Francis Cardl-
nal Spellman warned that in
ternational communism has
made weakening the moral
and religious fiber of Ameri-
ca a principal goal.
America is under spiritual
siege and her defenseS are
crumbling," the Archbishop
of New York stated in an adj
dress at the dedication of a
new chapel at the Y. S. Mill.
tary Academy.
THE rugged. uncompromiS-
ing morality of our fathers
has yielded to the simple
question, What's in it for
me?'" Cardinal S p Gilman
said. us this not the same
question Benedict Arnold ask
ed himself when he first con-
sidered his acts of treason?"
IS it too much to say that
the swelling of loose living
and personal immortality is
also a form of treason?" he
asked. although il is a trea-
son of pleasure and selfish
ness committed by foolish and
thoughtless men. still it weak
ems our national fiber and
draws us closer to destruc-
ton
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Mass Offered
For Bp. Brady

MANCHESTER - (NC1
Pontiflcal Requiem Mass was
offered here for Bishop Mat
thew F. Brady of Manches-
ter. 66, prominent in national
catechetical and educational
work and New Hampshire's
Bishop since January. 1945.
His Eminence Richard Car
dinal Gushing, Archbishop of
Boston, was celebrant of the
Mass in ST. Joseph Cathedral
Sept. 25).
The prelate died Sept. 20)
in Burlington. VT, where he
was attending the 18th New
England Congress of the Con-
fraternity of Christian Doc
trine. He collapsed while
walking down a staircase in
the Hotel Vermont and was
dead when a doctor arrived
minutes later. The apparent
cause was a heart attack.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Pope Names
College Rector,
Archbishop

VATICAN CITY. NC
His Holiness Pope John XIII
has named Bishop Martin ].
O'Connor, rector of the North
American College in Rome.
as titular Archbishop of
Laodicea in Syria.
The honor came for the So
vear-old American-born pre-
late as the North American
College was preparing to
celebrate its Tooth anniver-
sary next month. The CEN
tennial commemorative Will
bring many former students
to the North American cam
pus on Janiculum Hill. close
by the Vatican. Selected stu
dents from diocesan semi
naries in the United States
are sent to the college to
complete their studies.
Pope John is expected to
visit the college during the
celebration, and as rector,
Archbishop 0'Connor will
welcome the Pontiff.
A former priest OF the
Scranton diocese, Archbishop
0,Connor was named Aux
iliary of the See in 1943. Hi
was appointed rector of the
North American College in
November of 1916. He alst
serves as president of the
Vatican's Pontifical Commits
sion for Cinema, Radio ant
Teleyision.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Must Improve Farm
Labor Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO-(NCWC)
Secretary of Labor james
P. Mitchell asked organized
labor's help here in behalf of
1.-The most depressed area of
American labor'-the nations
farm workers.
He spoke before the third
biennial convention of the
American Federation of La
bor-Congress of Industrial
Organizations. His plea CAM
less than AZ hours after he
had ordered closed - because
of poor living conditions - a
camp for Mexican field hands
(braceros) near San Jose, so
miles south of here.
Il do not believe that Amer
lean agriculture has to de
pend on poverty to satisfy its
labor needs"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Hits Reporters
For False Stories

VATICAN CITY, NC)
LOsservatore Romano, Vati-
can City daily, has decided
some news reporters for
flight of Imagination in re
porting Vatican and church
news.
THE press follows with OBJ
yious interest all that happens
in the Catholic world" the
paper said. And it is natural.
But judging from what one
reads, it would seem that GER
tain reporters consider the
field particularly suited for
flights of imagination.
"If one wishes TO correct
ard deny all the fantasies
brought to light concerning
the Church and the Vatican
daily such IS ours would
have to devote itself exelu.
siveIY TO this kind Of activity
and neglect the rest.
We therefore must limit
ourselves by force of circum-
stance to the less innocent
and the less benevolent in.
stances and deplore the meth
DDS which are difficult to re-
concile with the seriousness
of the journalistic profession.
1T often happens that
words and gestures, never
pronounced or made. are al
tributed to the Holy Father.
Invention has become an in
gredient used and abused I'M
sparingly."
This last was understood 70
be reference TO the err
roneou$ report carried by
many papers that His Holt
ness Pope John XIII had
specifically criticized Protes-
tants for not IGNORING Mary,
the Mother OF God. as they
should.
News agencies. and vari-
Gus sources of information"
the Vatican daily continued.
have on the other hand
adopted the habit of giving a
Vatican City dateline 10 GER
tain of their reports referring
to ecclesiastie figures and or
CARNATIONS and the reader is
led TO believe that the infor-
nation comes from compel.
emf Holy See sources and is
authorized by them.
This is not the case be.
cause, as everyone knows
or should know-the Holy See
has ifs own qualified and di-
rect means of information
when If has something that il
wishes to be made known
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Seven New
Teachers
AT Springs

Seven new faculty mem
bers have been added to the
staff of the College of ST.
Mary of the Springs, which
has launched its 1959-60 term
with its largest enrolment
and freshman class in history.
Sister M. Angelita, O. P,
president. announced the new
record-312 women. in total
attendance and 120 in the
freshman class.
Faculty members added to
the staff 10 instruct the col
lege classes are:
Father Hugh HaIton, o.P.,
theology and philosophy; PHI
o. from Oxford tEngIandl
University, former chaplain
TO Catholic students Ut Prince
ton University.
Sister NJ. Marie, o.P.. edu-
cation; candidate for MA,
Nofre Dame University.
Mrs. Kurt Bretferbauer, his.
tory; Pho, from University
of Vienna.
Leonard Naehman, eduea-
fion; MA. from Ohio State
University.
Mrs. Lenore Ward, biology;
Ph.D., from the University OF
Michigan.
Mrs. James Bsbeock, Span
ish; MA, from the State Uni,
versity of Iowa.
One hundred and twenty
freshmen enrolled for the
Fall term which will close
Jan. 27.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Mark Death
OF St. Vincent
All CrOvepOrt

The third centennial ami
versary of the death of ST.
Vincent de Paul will be OBJ
served in the Diocese as part
of the worldwide yearIong
commemoration of the great
saint.
Father Timothy Shanahan,
en-. will begin Il Mission at
st. Mary's parish. Groveport,
Sept. 27, following an eve
ming Mass at 5 pm. 10 BEGIN
the memorial year. The par
ISL, which is operated BY tie
Vlncentian Fathers, is invit-
ing all in the Diocese to Join
with them in the memorial by
attending the mission, accord
ing to Father Francis Hinton,
pastor. Evening mission depo-
lions will be out from Sept.
% 10 Oct. 3 at 7:30 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

sonnette OF Assumption Col
lege is the author Of Moscow
Was My Parish" which the
Communists ordered removed
from the American display
this summer. This glorious
peace the Communists want,
and they'll settle for nothing
else, is world Communism UNI
der control of the Kremlin by
their own admission. Ii is di-
abolical and only prayer and
sacrifice can stop it. There
fore it is TO be expected that
the Catholic Church and the
Catholic hierarchy will be
leading our opposition and
will take the brunt of the
blows or smears.
The path of Communism is
red with the blood of martyrs
and StreWn with the sorrow
of human Wreckage, some
still alive. This suffering was
for peace and freedom under
God. We were confirmed to
make us soldiers of Christ
and the final judgement may
be harsh on members of the
hierarchy, or any other Cath
Ollie for that matter. who was
afraid to speak up for fear
of being smeared.
The Bishops. who admins
ter the Sacrament, are we'll
aware of this and recognize
that we look 10 them for in
Structlon on matters which
threaten the Church. Let us
not aid the Communist cam
paign TO force the Church TO
fight an internal or rear
guard action. The enemy is
formidable enough Satan
himself.
Respectfully,
Henry G. Hughes, MI
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Offer Mass
For Plus XII
I'm St. Peter

VATICAN CITY--The Vat.
lean revealed that the solemn
Requiem Mass marking the
first anniversary of the death
of Pope Plus XII will be of
fered in st. Peters Basilica.
In the past. the annual
Mass for the m m G d t
predecessor to the reigning
pontiff has been celebrated
in the Sistine Chapel. The an
niversary of Pope Plus death
is Oct. g.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
Saws Writer Uses
'Leftist' Approach
Dear Editor.

Dear Editor:
Someone recently. in this
column, reminded the readers
of the deep respect accorded
the hierarchy by the Catholic
laity in the United States.
Thereupon he proceeded to
belittle Archbishop Brady of
st. Paul. Maybe the writer is
not a Catholic and is not inn
bued with such respect.
Archbishop Brady was &C
eused of being imprudent, of
descending to journa
cliche (how dreadful}, not dis
playing the dignity he should,
taking an untenable position
which will crumble under the
light of thoughtful analysis"
(the Archbishop doesn't think
right J. false logic, faulty
reasoning, again being impru-
dent, and finally, echoing
''the materialistic reaction to
many Papal pronounce
ments." This latter sounds
like a euphemism for that
leftist epithet 'reactionary.'
The most charitable criticism
was that one of the Arch
bishops points was "debat-
able" The entire letter was
an excellent example Of the
leftlSt approach, lie. if you
can't attack the argument. at
tack the man or his mentali-
ty. In any event il sounded
like that old familiar refrain
of a few years ago: His in
tentions may be good but |
don't like his methods"
The writer makes the state
ment that the people in Eu-
rope are more realistic than
Americans. The people of the
Soviet satellite countries tried
to be realistic. compromise
their principles and co-eXist
peacefully with the U.S.S.R.
Now they are realistically liv-
ing in slavery. They are hop
ing and praying that we will
not succumb to that lullaby.
We needn't be quiet to
avoid emb arrassin Mr..
Khrushchev, People have
been known to be so embar-
raised they said, I'm sorry"
Who knows, with enough
prayer and sacrifice on our
part. Mr.. K. might be influ.
enced to say Just that = 10
God and his fellow man.
AS for wrecking the peace
the Catholic Church has al
ready been accused of at
tempting to wreck Just about
everything the Communists
are working for in the Com
munlst press here and abroad
Cardinal Cushing was attack
ed in the Moscow press thi,
summer. Father Georges Bis
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

Editors Note: Many interesting and provocative
letters, must be rejected for publication each week
because the author did not sign his name and address.
Pen names or initials will be used supon request but
authors must also sign their real names and addresses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

THE PROBLEM is STILL THE MOST PRESSING ONE I
FACE Monsignor Ryan recently wrote to as in describing the
school situation among the refugee children. These children
must be educated he continues, IF we are TO make any head
way toward a solution Of the refugee problem" Can You help
Monsirnor Ryan: se will help support a child In school. As
a pledge of gratitude Monsignor will send ron a rosary of TIE
Holy Land.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25

period Of noyitiate training. Would you like to be an arch
angel: At least you can be a protector" of the poor and the
helpless through the work of your adopted daughter"
YOU CAN HELP SUPPORT NOVICES PREPARE FOR THEIR
GREAT WORK IN THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS YOU
CAN HELP BY JOINING MARYS BANK A PRAYER A
DAY AND A DOLLAR A MONTH ARE THE DUES.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-25
FROM HERBS TO HOSPITALS.

THE HOLY FATHER is THE CENTER TO WHOM ALL TIT
TROUBLES AND SORROWS OF THE NEAR EAST FLOW
CAN YOU HELP HIM A STRINGLESS GIFT GIVES
GREAT STRENGTH TO HIS EFFORTS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

daughter started in the first grade
in 1927 and their youngest child
Wendy. II years old. is now in the
fifth grade at the school
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf have y
living children and have had as
many as six children in school at
the same time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
.I-enten Season
Communion Service
Held In Amelia

Holy Communion services are be-
ing held at Christ Episcopal Church,
Amelia. by the rector. the Rev. Viii
son M Stitt, every Thursday at 10
am. during the Lenten season.
Members of other churches are
invited to attend these services.
The Rev. william G.. Christian,
D D.. executive secretary Of the
Department Of Missions. diocese OF
Southern Virginia will hold services
al Christ Episcopal Church On the
third Sunday, March - in the alb
sence Of the rector. the Rev Wilson
NJ stitt.
Mr. SIT will be attending the
annual convention of the Fellow
ship Of Young Chnrchmen, diocese
Of Southern Virginia. to be held a;
Roslyn," Eea. Richmond. March
IL. "A and ~ He Is advisor 70 the
I79rnyille District group, FYC.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Ashby Antics
Ashby Antics
Dennis Hart And Leroy Carr Go To
Atlanta For Game Association Meet

Dennis Hart and Leroy Carr flew
to Atlanta for a three-day North
American Game Association meeting
last week
The big Aunt Jemima pancake
supper to be held at the Carriers
willie m munity house Friday
March IL, llon $50 TO 7:30 bids
falr 10 be place to meet your
Nj nds aHd aet Miahty good food
Ladies Of The Caltessville Meth9-
dist charge were the sponsors but
due to The fact that Aunt Jenilna
likes to feed a big crowd the P-TA
OF Hamilton and the lunch room
committee. Of Cumberland are CO.
Sponsors
Five hundred people are invited
and you are one of them. The
church ladies are donating home
made pies AZ tip to the plate of
"all you can eat pancakes.
Mrs. r S Martin, of Melrose
was hostess and Mrs C. G. Sander
son co-hostess to the February HID
club meeting and bridal shower
fol- Miss Ann Gracey on Wednesday
Around ~ members were present,
Mrs Georgia W4lkerton gave an ia-
formative demonstration On the use
of the home freezer with baked
goods.
Everyone. except Ann, was aware
that another room was heaped vat
packages which provided the eli,
max
The variety d gifts offered mucf
opportunity for advice which Am
cheerfully accepted but did no'
promise a'wavs to follow Deliciou.
cakes and coffee were enjoyed,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Walton, Jr.,
spent the week end with her par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Rem,
in Norfolk They enjoyed a birth
day dinner party honoring her
brother Billy Rem
MI. and Mrs. w M. Gracey
Misses Ann. Jane and Rebecca
Graccy, Of Blackstone. were dinner
eAe Sts Of MI. and Ms W. r. San
del ION Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G a IN p b el and
family. of Louisa. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Dennis Hart.
This is the last week in Heart
month Although our previous con
tllDutions have not reached the
necessary goal, it may be encour-
aging to note that the 1853 fund was
three times the 1857 fund in Cum
belland county. This proves a grow
Ing aWareness Of the need
A week end guest of Mr.. and
Mis-. E. Randolph Harrison was his
mother. Mrs. jamie Harrison, of
Richmond. Sunday dinner guests in
cluded his sister and brother-i n-laW
All and Mrs Stone and family. OF
Ristfmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

Amelia Rescue Squad
Makes First Call

The Amelia Emergency Squad
made their first run Friday morn
ing when Robert Davis, around 60.
was hit by car going east on
Route $50, near Dicks Place in the
Chula area
With Lewis Butler driving and
Ernest Busic and Jerry Robinson
accompanying in the ambulance
Davis was taken to ST. Phillip i
Hospital where he was found to
have sustained compound frac-
ture Of the left leg.
The emergency ambulance had
not been fully equipped but blan-
kets were borrowed and the squad
was on its first errand of mercy
! at l0:45 am.
The squad received another call
Sunday night which they were IN
able to fill owing to lack Of equip
ment. The Crewe squad responded
to the call for oxygen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Mr., Mrs. Metcalf
Honored At League
Supper Friday

A large crowd attended the Com
munity League supper at Darlington
Heights School Friday night. Feb.
20. Proceeds from the supper went
into the league general fund to be
used for the betterment Of the
school and grounds
After the supper, Mrs Howard
Shorter, league president, presented
Mrs Tom Metcalf with corsag4
and Mr.. Metcalf with boutonniera
IN recognition OF the rather unusual
fact that they have had children in
Darlington Heights School for 81
consecutive years. Their oldest
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Installation Rites
For The Rev. John l..
Mclean Set Sunday

The Rev. John Lee Mclean, pas
tor elect of Arvon and Trinity
Churches will be formally installed
by a commission of Appomattox
Presbytery Sunday. March /
The Commission composed Of the
Rev. ]. F. Merrn, Of Lynchburg
The Rev P Cary Adams. Of Farm
vile. The Rev e. E. Lewis. Of
Lynchbarg, with Ruling E e /
Thomas B Hall. Of Buckingham,
and the Ruling Elders Of the Two
churches, will have charge of TIE
services at Arvon Church at HIS
m. and at Trinity in New Canton
at pm.
The Rev Mr.. Mclean has been
serving the churches and supply
ing the pulpit Of the Fork Union
Church since Dec L. 1858 Nh and
Mrs. Mclean are living il the
manse at Arvonia.
All friends of these congregations
are cordially invited to attend these
services
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Good Friday Service
Planned In Amelia

The Amelia County Ministers AS
ISOLATION made plans at their meet
ing last Thursday. for the three
hour Devotional Service of Good
Friday to be held from u to pm.
at Christ Episcopal Church. Amelia
on Friday, March ~.
This service has been held in
Amelia for several years now with
ministers from several denoni-
nations taking part.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Demonstration Given
At WOrsham All Meet

The Worsham All club met at
the high school during the first Of
the month for special demon
stlation by Rose Hobart.
Another feature Of the program
was a demonstration by Lou Swal-
ley on how to fold skirt and a
blouse.
In recognition Of his outstanding
swine project, G. D. Gillian. assis-
tant county agent, presented a
medal to Harold Harris Gillian
also gave a demonstration on the
way in which a tree grows.