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Evening star., 1960-10-29
Methodist Group Hits
Religious intolerance

EVANSTON, ILL.,. Oct. %
(AP) Nine Methodist edu-
Gators protested yesterday
against "all forms and express
sions of religious intolerance"
that would deny the presidency
to Senator Kennedy or anyone
else.
"As Methodist ministers, u
they said, I'VE view with con-
siderable concern those SER
mons and organized meetings
which have occurred in Ger
tain Methodist contexts across
the country and which have
intended to influence the elec-
torate against Senator Ken
nedy's election on the grounds
that he is a Roman Catholic.
I'VE recall with gratitude
that the Methodist Church in
America has a well-known rec
ord Of supporting the forces of
justice and fair play"
The ministers who issued the
statement are members of the
faculties Of Northwestern Uni
versity or of Garrett Biblical
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Kennedy's View on u. S. Bases

important voices advocating
resumption Of trade and
cultural relations" with
Communist China as prep
aration for eventual recogni-
ton Of that Communist
regime because I'VE cannot
ignore 500 million Chinese"
The fallacy Of this reasoning
is that we do not extend
recognition to the Chinese
people but to their oppressive
dictators, arch-enemieS of
America and the free world.
Political men Of standing
openly or covertly express
their distaste for our sane
policies toward Spain. yet
they banker to shake the
bloody hand of Khrushchev
who has vowed to bury us
and has never recanted.
Criticism has been heard
from the floor of the Senate
and In public statements by
political men against eco
nomic and military assistance
to frances Spain" But
these same men support all
out aid to the Communist
Dictator Tito who as late as
a few weeks ago at the u. N.
meeting in New York ex-
pressed his full agreement
with Khrushchev's foreign
policies. We have spent on
Marshal Tito in the last 10
years more than SIS billion.
In the event of q showdown
with the Soviets he will Ger
tainly be in the Kremlin
corner. Spain on the other
hand is unqualifledly against
int e r national communism,
whether supported by us or
not.
In these dangerous days
for our survival there is no
room for parochialism. as
repeatedly expressed by the
Democratic presidential can
didate. There are no good"
or bad" dictators - only
friends or enemies of this
country which continues to
bear the major burden of
resisting international COM
muniSm.
Evening star., 1960-10-29

Institute, an independently
administered affiliate of North
western.
They are Edmund Perry, Paul
Schilpp. Ralph Dunlop, Ernest
Saunders, Henry E. Kolbe, John
C.. Irwin, Rockwell S. Smith,
Richard S. Ford and Charles
Ellzey.
Their statement sad Senator
Kennedy has been under oath
for IA years to defend the
United States Constitution "and
without exception has done so. -
It added:
He has given his word of
honor that he will not allow
his ecclesiastical afi1liation nor
the official spokesmen for his
church to interfere with his de-
fense of the Constitution.
ITO our knowledge to date,
this affirmation has neither
been demanded of nor made by
Mr.. Nixon, nor should it be.
ITO ask Senator Kennedy to
solicit assurance from the Ro-
man hierarchy that there will
Evening star., 1960-10-29

Quaker. as is Vice President
Nixon. .
The letter from, Mr.. Jones
said in part:
I'm your speech recently
just why did you inject the re-
ligious element into the presi-
Dental campaign with an un-
mitigated attack upon the So
ciety Of Frends?"
Mr.. Jones continued. II GER
tainly feel there was no justi-
fication for your attack upon
Quakers. even though you may
not have liked Herbert Hoover,
or like Richard Nixon now."
He said "it would be in line
for you to issue an apology to
the over $4,000 Quakers in North
Carolina who are, by and large,
good citizens and will vote Ac-
cording to their consciences No
vember 8, and not whether Q
man is a Catholic or a Quaker"
Evening star., 1960-10-29
EASY TO REACH

EASY TO REACH
Over 4th Street Bridge and follow Shirley
Hiohwoy to King Street tRoute n, turn left
on King Street towords Alexandra, right on
Quicker Lone, left on Jonneys Lone to West
Toylor Run Porkwoy, right to 27oo Dartmouth
Rood.
10 Minutes From the PemtaeOm
Evening star., 1960-10-29
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

The wonder Of fifth Kennedy Nixon debate that
they can md any island left in the world to quarrel
Both Nixon and Kennedy men of peace-provided
you're not pedestrian the path otorcades
Kennedy has new strategy. When his campaign says
in Nebraska Iowa Minnesota he back and beats
Nixon all over again in New York City
Nxons private poll shows him ahead No wonder we're
having business slump. Instead of working everybody is
either taking poll taking powder from potakers
Kennedy, who always wants to ahead, drew such
big crowds in New York City, couldn't even move sideways
Cooks glossary New England boiled dinner-Tourists
in Vermont restaurant after three drinks.
Campaign manager: I'll race you to Scotland"
Candidate: "Whaduyah mean?" Manager "You take the
high road and I'll take the low"
Evening star., 1960-10-29

to embark on a course Of action
so open to misinterpretation,
not to say futility such a
step as that. taken by the
Puerto Rican bishops can only
be viewed as profound disrup-
Stion of normal political proc
eSSeS." o+..,.
The editorial went on:
1T has always seemed un-
necessary. improper, even some
thing of a proclamation, for the
authority of the church to be
extended, through the pulpit,
to the point of a formal pro-
hibition against voting for one
particular party, or for one in
dividual candidate"
In an earlier statement
Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi,
Pope John XXIII'S apostolic
delegate to the United States,
had said, THE Catholic bishops
of the United States have never
taken any (politicaD position
similar to that taken by the
bishops of Puerto Rico I
am confident, also, that no
such action would ever be taken
by the hierarchy in this coun-
try"
Gov. Munoz said the crowds
he drew after the first letter
were bigger than before, and
he called it a boomerang.
The Popular Democrats are
pitted against the Republicans.
Independents and Christian
Action Party, the last Of which
was formed recently bySCatho-
lie laymen. In their latest letter
the bishops had a warning for
the other two non-religiouS
oriented parties.
They said if the Republicans
and Independents were to
carry their secularity down to
its last consequences" which
is what they accuse the Popu-
lar Democrats of doing, "then
these two parties would fall
without need of any further
statement under the same
condemnation. -"
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Senator John Kennedy met.

Senator John Kennedy met,
a number Of British corre-
Spondents for an informal
background chat on a visit
to New York in mid October.
A number of questions per-
tanning principally to inter-
national affairs were dis
cusSed. and he expressed his
views candidly.
Senator Kennedy also was
asked about his position and
opinion on American air
bases abroad. He replied that
some were real assets" while
others were liabilities" In
further discussions. the DEM
ocratic presidential candidate
said our air and naval bases
in Spain. for instance. con-
Stitute q liability because
they are situated in a country
under a dictatorship.
The "off the record" agree
ment between Senator Ken
nedy and the newSmen was
observed only to a point. The
Britishers have not written
anything on the subject so
far. But the story has leaked
out and has caused some con-
Germ in Washington.
AS 1t happens. according to
our best military opinion. the
naval and air bases in Spain
are among the most impor-
tant we possess in Europe.
The negotiations which re-
suited in a 10-year agreement
were started while President
Truman was still in Office and
were completed soon after
the Republicans took over in
1858. The agreement expires
in the summer of 1868 and
must be renegotiated.
The question which is now
being raised in the State
Department and Pentagon is
whether this renegotiation
will not be handicapped if
Senator Kennedy becomes
President next year after he
described as liabilities" the
bases where we keep an i'm
portant air striking force and
some $4,000 American service
men.
There has been a good deal
of muddled thinking on the
part of political men in both
Evening star., 1960-10-29

The minister said the refer
ence was to the portion Of the
Governors address where you
said we had to choose between
a Catholic and a Quaker in
1928"
Former President Herbert
Hoover, elected in 1928, is a
Evening star., 1960-10-29
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Remark That Some Are Liabilities
Is Viewed as Shortsighted

major political parties over
the question Of relationships.
:. There is a tendency to divide
countries living under that
form Of government into bad
and good relationships" In
the perilous days in which
we live theological considera-
tions are not necessarily
practical from the point Of
survival.
We have been harsh on the
Dominican dictatorship, sew
ering diplomatic relations and
applying economic sanctions.
On the other hand we en-
couraged and assisted Fidel
Castro to take over Cuba
until he recently became un-
bearably offensive and so
obviously in the Moscow
Peiping camp that we had to
apply sanctions, without,
however, breaking diplomatic
relations. Trujillo has bitterly
opposed not only communism
but naziism. Castro has had
a militantly Communist rec
ord since 1913 when he was
a ringleader at the Bogota
uprising.
Relations with Spain have
been friendly, particularly
since President Eisenhower
made a state visit to Madrid
last year. But there are many
important voices. particularly
in the Democratic Party
ranks, which continue to de-
plore the presence of Gener-
aliSsimo Francisco Franco at
the helm of what is currently
described in Europe as SPANS
managed democracy" These
voices, which seem to include
Senator Kennedy's own. since
he spoke about the Spanish
bases being a liability" over
look the fact that in our
present fight for survival we
cannot afford to be over
parochial. In World War II
neither President Roosevelt
nor Prime Minister Churchill
hesitated to throw his full
weight behind Dictator Stain,
the former partner Of Hitler,
following the saying that on
occasion you may Join the
devil until you cross the
bridge.
We hear, even these days,
Evening star., 1960-10-29
President, Anderson
On TV Tuesday
By the Associated Press

President Eisenhower and
Secretary Of the Treasury. An
derson will join Tuesday night
to discuss the Nations money
policies in a Nationwide tele-
vision broadcast.
The half-hour show over the
CHS network will be broadcast
at 8 pm. in the Washington
area. The program will be spoh-
sored by the Independent Tsle-
vision Committee, a Republican
organization.
Evening star., 1960-10-29

to North Carolina's Quakers.
Gov. Hodges could not be
reached for comment.
The minister quoted Gov.
Hodges yesterday as saying in
a speech in Charlottesville, Va.
Monday, I'VE elected a Quaker
and lived TO regret it, and if
you vote for a Quaker this
time, you win live to regret it
horribly"
Evening star., 1960-10-29

sayiSg the party is anti-ChriS-
tian and that voting for it in
the islands coming election
would be a sin.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Victor
M. hazardous, the Ponce chan
cellor was quoted in the
Spanish language newspaper
Ell Mundo as saying:
ANY Catholic preaching or
publicly supporting the Popular
Democratic Party'S program,
with its heretical content, not
only commits sin but also can
be excommunicated (cut of
from the church's sacraments)
according to canon 1916 (from
the church's body of canon
law"
First to Mention Action
Msgr. hazardous is the first
to mention communication.
None of the bishops signing the
pastoral letter has discussed
this. The Office of Archbishop
James P. Davis declined COM
ment today.
America, an influential weekly
put out by the JesuitS in New
York, challenged the interfer-
ence of the bishops in the
islands politics.
Gov. Munoz is a Catholic him
self and favored to win re-elec-
ton as governor Of the COM
monwealth, whose population is
80 per cent Catholic.
The second letter was issued,
the bishops said, to correct
certain inexact interpreta-
tions" of the first one, which
had contained the original order
against voting for the Popular
Democrats. Archbishop James
P. Davis said at first that
whether it was obeyed was a
matter between a Catholic and
his conscience, while Bishops
James E. McManus and Luis
Aponte Martinez contended
disobedience would be a sin.
Couldn't Remain Quiet
Yesterday in South Bend,
Ind, Archbishop Davis told
newsmen the first letter was is
sued because he and the other
bishops ..felt we could nc
longer keep quiet" after 100
years of constant disregard for
moral principles as such and
Catholic tradition.
The archbishop continued
IF democracy in Puerto Rico
had achieved the maturity OF
democracy in the United States
the letter would not have been
necessary" He denied that he
and the other signers were
= playing politics.
The second letter said the
real issue is whether, to a
Catholic, it is licit in con-
science to vote against his OWL
religious convictions" not
whether the, bishops restrained
or not the free expression Of
the voting right"
All three bishops said fatty
that "it is not licit (religiously
permissible) for Catholics to
favor with their votes the es-
tablishment and spread Of a
morality without God"
The bishops chief objections
to Gov. Munoz' Popular Demo
Gratis are that they did not re-
peal a law authorizing the
teaching of birth control, die
not repeal until recently an
other law providing for the
sterilization Of some mental
cases, and allowed public toll
erance of common law marri-
ages.
The JeSuit-edited America
said Catholics in the United
States cannot but wonder about
the nature of a situation which
would persuade church leaders
Evening star., 1960-10-29

be no attempts from that body
to influence him if he is elected
President of the United States
is to invite the very kind of
alien intervention which our
Constitution forbids and which
Senator Kennedy opposes.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Bockers of Gov. Munoz
Risk Excommunicotion

JUAN, Puerto Rico Oct 20 (AP)-A warning of pos
sibe communication for Roman Catholic voting for
supportisg Marins Popular Democratic Party
issued today the Chancellor of the Diocese of Ponce
three Catholic bishops of Puerto Rico assaied Gov
Munoz ruling Yesterday pastoral
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Attack on Quokers Laid
To CoroIino Governor
GREENSI

GREENSBORO. N. c., Oct 90 (AP)--Gov Luther Hodges
has been accused by Quaker minister of injecting religion
into the presidential campaign
The accusation contained letter to Gov Hodges
from the Rev. Robert M Jones' pastor First Friends
Meeting here Mr. Jones said Hodges should apologize
Evening star., 1960-12-11

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Movie Iva Hours Everything Happens
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On WORLD NEWS.
Joe Mecaffrey reporting.
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Movie lA Hours. "Brisham Young
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Mormons and Young's struggle to find
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, 1960-02-18
NOTICE

The Girl Scout Office is
opened daily except Thurs
day from 4-6 in the library
building Of the old High
School.
All interested persons are
welcomed.
, 1960-02-18
WARNING

Deadly poison will be set
over the land of Estate Gale
donna for stray dogs that are
dstroying my animals. Neigh
bors are asked to keep their
pets.
Eugene M. Brady
, 1960-02-18
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scribed by the Administrator.
Pursuant to the provisions Of
section 6 (a) ~ of the Act,
each homeworker shall be
paid, in lieu of the applicable
hourly rate established by
wage order, not less than the
piece rates tnat may De pro-
vided by the Administrator.
Since no one is affected by
these amendments, the Ad-
ministrator finds that notice,
public procedure hereon, and
delayed effective date other
wise required by section 4 Of
the Administrative Procedurs
Act 6 use. 1909 are un-
necessary and impractical, and
good cause therefor existing,
these amendments shall be-
come effective upon publica-
ton in the Federal Register.
These amendments were
published in the January 26,
1860 issue Of the Federal
Register.
, 1960-02-18
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division Q +
Procurement, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO A. NJ. February Is, 1860,
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Reinforced Concrete Gull
vert Pipe.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or a.
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by til Government
or hv the bidder TO accent
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division o f Procurement,
Christiansted, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
By:
Alphonso RcmneY
Administrative Assistant II
17-18-19
, 1960-02-18
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-05-21

he addresses the 1860 graduating
class of the j. P. Campbell Col
lege, 5 o'clock in the evening.
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nation. He has been deeply con-
cerned and an active participant
in the growth and development
Of the Christian Education De-
partment of the CINE Church
which has challenged the magma
ton of young people throughout
the nation and in other lands. Pre-
sently, he serves as chairman of
the Executive Board of the De-
partment Of Education.
For a number of years Bishop
Hamlet served as President of
the Kansas Negro Protective Lea
que, a civic organization. In ad-
dition to his active affiliation in
the CINE Church, he has given
general supervision to the cam
paign which has resulted in almost
a million dollars supplied by the
people of Memphis, Tennessee and
the CINE Church for the building
of the Collins Chapel Hospital. He
was a delegate to the First As
sembly of the World Council Of
Churches which met in Amster-
dam Holland, and was elected by
that body as vice-chairman Of Sec
ton Three. The Church and the
Disorder of Society, and is now a
member of the Conference Of USA
Member Churches.
Bishop Hamlet was one of the
seven charter members of the
Protestant Publishing Corporation,
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laws" and I'VE are Tired of Bishop
Wright and His Rock and Roll
Preachers" were waved during a
speech by Rev. II. III. Brookins, in
presenting Bishop r. r. Wright,
Jr., host bishop, to preside.
A "throw them out" command
brought protests. Meanwhile, the
demonstrators did leave the main
auditorium, repeatedly in respect to
Bishop Joseph Gomez who made
the Episcopal address that day.
Bishop Wright's son, r. r.
Wright, iii, repeatedly grabbed a
placard and tore it to pieces and is
alleged to have taken the stick to
which it had been attached-swing-
ing it in the direction of Mrs. Her
mon leila Naves, Second anne
church member, placard bearer.
Another Second AME member,
Cecil Hall, is said to have "come to
the rescue"
Demonstration was termed "most
effective" by a spokesman for the
Lay council, ]. B. Patterson, Ward
AME church member, is council
president.
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Indian children was admitted to
the building to give Mayor Cor
shell a letter pleading with him to
gain the releases of their par
ents.
1--WE cannot manage without
them," the letter said.
Mr.. Gorshel said that the young
er children were apparently suf-
fering hardship but told them
"these matters are not in my
hands" He suggested a person
al approach to Justice Minister
Francois C. Erasmus.
Crowd Jeers the Police
The Mayor was still talking
to the children when the police
arrived. The youngsters entered
the patrol cars quietly, but big
crowd in the street outside the
City Hall jeered at the policemen.
The onlookers were ordered to dis
reIse. r.
AS one white girl entered a
patrol car, she gave the thumbs
ur "Africa" salute originated by
the banned African National Con-
gress, the country's largest Afri-
can political organization. Az
Hundreds of white sand Afri-
cans have been detained since the
South African Government intro
duced the emergency regulations
after the fatal shooting of II At
ricans by the police at Sharpe
vile March 81. They can be held
indefinitely without trial under
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preaching service. In other words
the Four Year Program for min
listers has been arranged with con-
temptation in view that if minis
tiers would lead they must stay
in front, therefore, the Pastors
Section Of the Congress is TO be
made one of the important fea-
lures and more than 800 pastors
from New York, Washington, D.
c., Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Texas, Louisiana and 9TH
er States will attend the session
at Buffalo.
Rev. Roy Love, of Memphis,
Tennessee, leader Of the Pastors
Division - states that the semi
mars will be held each day with
the Pilgrim Baptist Church, Rev.
Samuel Austin, Pastor, At 655
4 Michigan Avenue. Rev. l. v.
Booth, Cincinnati, is assistant
leader. Speakers and lecturers to
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now engaged in a campaign to
raise ten million dollars in order 20
begin the publication of the PROT
ESTANT WORLD, a religious
weekly newspaper to serve Protes-
tantism throughout the world, and
he holds membership on the Board
of Managers of the corporation.
Among his pamphlets and books
published "A Wonder in the
World" climbing the HILL"
"Clean Water" Our Church Prob
lens and How to Meet Them"
The public is invited to hear
this dynamic religious leader as