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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08

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The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION

Democratic precinct committeeman
and committeewomen of Rlchland
County are hereby notified a county
convention will be held at the Court
Room in Sidney. Montana, at 800
pm, June q, 1860.
The purpose of the convention will
be to organize the Democratic County
Central Committee, as required by law,
elect a state committeeman and a
state committeewoman, and to elect
delegates and a~lternates TO the Mon
tana Democratic Presidential Conven-
mon, which will be held at Helena,
June q, 1860.
Dated this 9Th day of June, 1860.
William L. Baue
Chairman, Richland County
Democratic Central
Committee
Publish June g
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08
LICENSES:

Ernest Larsen, Dubuque, Iowa,
and jeanne ID. Hundtofte, Sidney,
June 2.
Larry BriSke and DianaS Sala,
both from Bainville, June 3.
Harold Tolksdorf and Albertine
Moore, both from Brockton, June
2
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08

Other Wednesday Markets
>ream: No. /, per ID. b-fat--$ SO
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08

When you leave on your
vacation why not check with us
for a safe deposit box and
travellers cheques, and travel
worry free. Your cash and
ValuableS are safe.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08

Cute young things have an at
traction all their own-which they
understand at an early age.
The Sidney herald., 1960-06-08
Enid, Montana
June 6, 1860

June b, l96U
Dear Editor:
In a recent letter which you
printed, the writer states that he
is against Socialism, Communism,
and New Republicanism. He n %
doubt is in favor of Coops operat-
ing tax free, although they are
receiving all the benefits of
government. When one group is
taxed for the benefit of another
/ think that is Socialism. When
one opposes a man who is one of
the top leaders in opposing Com
munism in the United States, it
may not be Communism but it
surely is helping the communist
cause.
Franklin d. Roosevelt was not
a communist either, yet at the
Yalta Conference he did more to
help communism than any other
man. Churchill cried out in
anguish "Oh, why couldn't he
have voted with me just once at
least. Had there been a president
who believed as Barry Goldwater
does, he would have said, eve
have just had a . of a time
~squashing one dictator and we
don't want to build up another.
You go home and build an iron
curtain around Russia and don't
loot Japan. We, the United Ma
tons, will take care of Berlin,
Germany and all the other Euro
pean countries that are not allied
with you"
Wouldn't that have made things
much easier now?
In another letter, a Methodist
minister condemns one party for
making charges of SoftneSs and
a-ppeaSement of the Russians. ]
take it that he means the Republi-
can party. If that is so and he is
trying to line up the Methods
Church with the Democrats, J
would remind him that the Com
munists have made all of theil
growth, since their inception
while the Democrats were in
power. They now are said IL
control two-thirds of the world
1t does seem to me as though
that would be unnecessary as we
were the most powerful nation anc
could have used our influence tt
better advantage.
Very truly yours,
Earl Grow
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Color Shows
SUMdsy-RuroI America.

SuMday-RuroI America.
7:3o o.m.--e
Sundoy Showcase. 500 p.rn.--4
Msndsy rhssvsh FVidsy - conti-
nentol Classroom. $50 e.nn.--4
The Price 10 Right. ! ! 100 o.n,.-4
II Could Be You. 1880 p.m.-4
0c1o the Clown. 500 p.nn.--4
Som and Friends. 6i3opm.-4
News and Loeol News.
Mondsy-Stevs Allen Show.
1000 pm.-4
Tussdsy--comso Thsotsr.
100 op.m.--4
Stortims. $50 p.n,.--4
Arthur Murray porty.
9;5opm.-4
Wsdnesdsy-The Price Is Right.
$50 p.nn.-4
Perry Como Show. 900 p.m.-4
Thussdsy-comeo rheoter.
l;oop pm.-4
Ernie Ford Show. $50 pm.-4
Fsidsy-Teiephone Hour.
s:3opm.-4
Mosquerode Porty. $50 p.m.-4
Sotuvdsy--IIowdy Doody Show.
1000 o.m.--4
Ruft and Rsddy. 1880 o.m-4
Cisco Kid. 600 p,m.--4
BononEo. $50 p.m.-4
World Wide 80. $50 p.m.-4
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Movies

Sundoy AN.
Nigh Assa." 1851. Cory Cooper.
:oo-4
SvndGy PM.
"RsskssesVs of sho RsMSe." 1889.
George O'erIen. l2:o0-5
~ csSld Hsppen to You" 1889:
Stuot Erwin. ,l:3O-I
Scott. 1905
"kiRV Kong" 1888. Bruce Cobot.
4:oo-5
SELLS Of Sen FernsndO." l947.
Donald Woods. 8:oo-5
"RiO 6ssMds." 1850. John Woyne.
ll:l5-
witness to Murder" 1854. eor-
bore Stonwyck. n:l5-9
"le Y0v kRew Susie" l947. Eddie
ContoF. $50
MondoY AN.
"Dlossems In Ghs Dust" ls4l.
Greer Gorson. 9:OO-9
"I'm SeilI AIivs.T l94o. Kent Toy
loE. 1000
Mondoy PM.
"T5 Msldsn LoMs." 1896. cloire
Trevor. :oo-4
Evening star., 1960-03-06

"BoehsIor Mother" 1899. Ginger
Rogers. :oo-S
"rhs Blonde From Singapore"
ls4l. Left Erikson. 5:oo-9
"Brlnsins Up Bsby." 1888. koth-
orine Hepburn. ] :00-5
THE FouNtsinhead." l949. Roy
nond MosseY. llI5-9
Tuesdoy AN.
"Honky Tonk." l94l. cIork Go
BILE. o:00-o
"Lsdy sea,foes." l94l. Dennis
O'keefe. lo:00-5
Tuesdoy PM.
"kisvy Genes Through" 1912. Pot
O'BrIen. l:oo-5
THE Purple PIein." 1855. GREG
oy Peck. 5000
"Girl Rush." 1914. Robert Mitehum.
ll:O0-5
"casobIanea." 1912. Humphrey
Booot. ll:l5-9
Wednesday AN.
THE chsmp." 1881. WolIoee
Beery. 9:oo-9
"Gl Joe." 1914. Burgess Meredith,
Io:oo-5
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Wednesday,
IA.

Wednesday P.M.
"Lsdiss oi Washington. 1914.
Ronald Grohom. 1000
"The Window" l94e. Bobby Dris-
coll, ! :00-5,
"The case Of the Suffering Bishop,"
1887. Donald Woods. 5000
"Irene." 1910. Anna Neoole.
8:0O-5.
"Ghost Ship" lo43. Richard Dix.
1905
"BIsek TuesdoY." 1855, edWord
G. Robinson. ll:l5--o
Thursday AN.
"Maisie Gets Her Man." 1912.
Ann Sothern .0;oO-9
"GFsRd Conyon." lo49. Mory
Beth Hughes. lo:OO-S
Thursday PM.
"oueIlty Street." 1887. kotharine
Hepburn. :0O-o
"The Eagle and the Hawk." 1888.
Fredric Morch. 5000
"The Tottooed Stronger. 1850.
John Miles. | :oO-S,
Devil Ship" e46. Williom Bishop.
ll:l5-o
Continued on Next Pose
Evening star., 1960-11-13
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Evening star., 1960-11-13
Diem Crushes Revolt,
Rebel Leader Couqht

Mr.. Suu is a deputy in the
National Assembly and leader
of the United Peoples Front-a
group formed by the revolu-
tionistS
Mr.. Dan, 42, an American
trained physician. who worked
among Saigon's poor, was
political counselor of the re-
bells, although he repeatedly
was hesitant to join in their
abortive coup at first.
Among Mr.. Dams programs
were lowering the salaries of
assemblymen. liberating all
Communist prisoner
fighting against corruption and
halting forced labor to build
the agrovilles. These are rural
towns into which the peasant
population has been herded for
better control against subver-
sion and protection against
terrorism.
Evening star., 1960-11-13

SAIGON. South Wet Nam,
Nov. IL (AP).-Troops loyal
to President Ngo Dinh Diem
crushed a two-day uprising in
a swift counterattack today.
The President promptly broad
cast an appeal for calm.
The radio station, one of the
first objectives of the loyalist
troops. also reported the cap
ture Of the insurgent military
chief and two political asso-
ciates. Although avowedly anti
Communist themselves, they
oppose Mr.. Diem's harsh meth
ods for maintaining the Sc
curity Of the country against
Red terrorism.
Trapped in Palace
Mr.. Diem had been trapped
in the presidential palace for
about "a hours by the insur-
gents. He told the nation:
ITO protect the peoples life
and interests, I have ordered
the insurgents to surrender. but
they failed to obey the right
cause. I therefore gave orders
to the Wet Namese armed
forces to settle the matter with
them"
About 20 soldiers and civil
tans were reported killed in
skirmiShing to regain the pal
ace. Many more were reported
wounded.
Army, navy and armored
units from Mr.. Diem's 10000
man armed forces stormed into
Saigon before dawn to put down
the rebellion.
The broadcasts gave this ac-
count of the fight by the rebel
leaders:
Col. Nguyen Chanh Thi, the
insurgent paratroop leader,
made his way through encir-
cling loyal troops in a jeep,
managed to reach Saigon Air
port, two miles from the presi-
dental palace, and took off in a
military plane.
Plane Forced Down
The plane was forced down
by two fighter aircraft in Cen
tral Wet Nam near Nhatrang
There was no word on
whether Col. Thi would be re-
turned to Saigon or held at
Nhatrang.
Meanwhile, two civilian MEM
bers of the Revolutionary Com
mittee were arrested near the
border of Cambodia attempting
to flee into that neutraliSt
country. They were Phan Kac
SUI and Phan Quang Dan.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

is almost absorbed. Drain peel and roll in
granulated sugar. Let stand overnight to dry.
To coat. heat pkg Bakers DOT Chocolate
over hot water until partly melted. Remove
from hot water and stir rapidly until entirely
melted. Cool to 83'F.. or until cool TO touch.
Dip strips quickly in chocolate. Place on waxed
paper to harden. Makes about | pound
Evening star., 1960-12-04

Pour evenly over marshmallows. Tap pan to
settle chocolate. Sprinkle with a cup Baker S
Coconut, tinted green. and press 20 maraschino
cherry halves into top. Cool. Run sharp knife
around sides of pan and lift candy out with
paper tabs. Cut into about l-inch squares.
Makes 20 pieces.
Evening star., 1960-12-04

all agree on the ~rong way. So today we are
going to offer sort of backside- foremost
lesson in business relations. To demonstrate
the wrong technique, We have asked prom.
inent backside-foremost type of personality
to demonstrate the most valuable Don'ts His
name is Dick Van Dyke. star of the Broadway
hit musical. bye Bye Birdie" and if you
carefully study his mistakes, We will absolutely
guarantee one thing:
You'll certainly have much better chance
than Dick Van Dyke. -rh. End
Evening star., 1960-12-04

oo what do you do when the little woman
~ is madly Christmas shopping and the
mortgage is overdue and the man from the
friendly finance company comes with a rope
to haul away your new compact car?
Simple! You just go to the boss and ask for
a raise.
Now there have been hundreds of surveys
conducted to discover the best ways to get
raise. Executives big and small have been
canvassed, and almost no two of them agree on
the night way to get raise. But practically
Evening star., 1960-12-04
CHOCOLATE HOLIDAY cRESTS

Line bottom of 8x4-inch loaf pan with waxed
paper, letting paper extend about inches at
each end Arrange n cup miniature marsh
mallows over bottom of pan
Heat pkg. Bakers DOT Chocolate over hot
water until partly melted. Remove from hot
water and stir rapidly until entirely melted
Evening star., 1960-12-04
cHocoLATED ORANGE PEEL

Wash large oranges and remove peel in
quarters, Scrape off white inner skin Cut peel
in u Inch strips. Cover with cold water Heat
to boiling; then drain off water. Repeat twice
covering with water. boiling and draining.
Measure or weigh peel and combine in sauce
pan with an equal amount of sugar Cover
with water Bring to boil and cook until syrup
Tested recipes svom General Foods Kitchens
Evening star., 1960-02-07
z1!3s1l1 \!

600
4-Meet the Press.
Dr.. Dudley White will be inter
viewed
5-Roy Rogers. Western.
7-Scienee Fiction Theoter.
9-Smoll World. Discussion.
Could Abrohom Lincoln be elected
TO the White House were he olive
today? Would Lincoln be o Re-
pubIicon or O Democrat Carl
Evening star., 1960-02-07
February 7

Of the latest research in rodio
woves. Charles Collinowood, host
narrator.
$50
4-Time Present. HuntIey.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
Dovid Brion stors.
1.-THE Lone Ranger. Western.
The hord- -eorned money Of q poor
former is stolen by wealthy
mons spoiled son. Clayton Moore
StorS
o-~-"are Bowl.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
SUNDAY

Continued From Preceding Po9e
$3.50
5-crusode in the Pacific.
"Wor in the China Burmo- India
Theoter."
7-Chompionship Bridge.
Richard Frey and Howord. Schen-
ken VS.. Walter Jacobs and Milton
Q. EIlenby.
400
ASK Washington. Panel.
Newsnen answer viewers Ques-
ticns (Conceed if basketball
runs post 4:2O.)
5-Metropoliton Movie.
Va Hours. "Underwoter." 1855.
Jane Russell, Lori Nelson.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Program Listings

7-PauI WincheiI Show. Vor'ty.
Guests: Johnny Spompinoto, ven-
triIoquist; ToreII's Circus Animal
Act; Boreevo's pIote- spinning oct.
4:30
4-WorI1 Chrmoionshio Golf.
Art Wall will oppose Dave Rogon.
T. 9roksn Arrow. Western.
John Lupton. (Repeot.)
9-Foce the Nation.
Representative George H. Mohon,
Democrat of Texos.
sos
7-Mafty's Fundny Funaies.
Casper, the friendly ghost, soIutes
Boy Scout Week.
9-Conquest. Science.
"Woves of the Future" A study
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-09-05

speaking OIL IlSlI1lE ola you KNOW Cle
salmon pack in Alaska (canning) is over
5o% Of the worlds production. That
salmon have been known to jam river
SO full that the ish nearest the edges
we're often crowded onto the banks. That
in the Yukon, Alaska the King Salmon
reaches weight Of over 100 lbs. That
pacific salmon, when they reach fresh =:
water, their appetities grow less, their
throat narrovs and stomach shrinks. A
salmon usually has 300 to 100 eggs per So
pound weight Of the parent. -.....
There are really fish in the Lakes &
streams Of Adak contrary to the belief
Of certain Of our Newer residents. Mtt -
Lake, Heart Lake, Nurses Creek, Lake
Andrews have all been producing Of Late
:: Although no fish were planted this
last year Special Services has hopes of
making planting next year. Meanwhile.
there is evidence that the RainboWs are
spawning and although no large creels Of
them have been reported I have seen some
nice size RainboWs rise to the surface
like last Monday evening-When the lake
is calm and the air bit warmer.
FELKER, GEL took BOR1EEIl1ER, PHI out
to his private spot on Nurses Creek and
they reported g nice catch, nothing too
Spectacular but q nice catch.
Word has been received that the Navy
Football Squad has good: prospects for z
the coming season which icks-off Sept.
18th with game against Boston College.
Next issue Of the SUN there should be
bit Of background information on the team
prospects in general for 1860.
AS the SUN goes to press Adakians
can look forward to a long weekend and
Special Services has provided enough
varied and enjoyable entertainment for
all the family:
Special movie at 400, Monday 5th
Of September at the Boring Theatre.
Bowling Tournament.
Basketball Tournament.
If you ire short on something to do
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05

Now the real sacrifice for
sin would be the Son Of God
with a Body in human ma.
ture." But who gave this
body? No human being on
earth except His Mother. The
place OF the earthly father
was taken by the Holy Spirit.
WHAT THEN WAS Mary's
Contributions TO the world s
redemption? She made Him
capable of suffering.
Without a human nature
there would have been no
thirst at Jacobs Well or on
the Cross, no hunger on the
desert mount no blow on the
cheek in the Courtroom OF
Caiphas.
WHILE MARY WAS there
fore carrying Our Lord as a
kind Of ciborium, well might
she have said TO the God
within her: The wheat that
I eat will be your Body that
will give life to the world;
the wine | drink will be the
Blood that terminates viz
gins. Drink deep then Of my
veins that Thou mayst be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05
Ohio Catholic College
Basketball Records

GAINESVILLE, Mt. olive Gene
terry.
SMITH, Martin B.. II, Jan.
rs, ST Joseph Cemetery.
SNYDER. Plus j.. rs, Holy
Trinity Church Somerset, Ho-
ly Trinity Cemetery,
SNYDER Mrs. Alice, Jan.
Is, Holy Trinity Church. Som
erSet, Holy Trinity Cemetery.
SPRlNGHE1fl, Ferdinand.
81. Jan "a st. Joseph Church,
Dover, Calvary Cemetery
TOOlLL, Thomas As. Jan.
rs. st. Mary Church, Lancas-
ter, ST. Mary Cemetery.
WALTER Mrs. Jennie C.,
80, Ian. Is, Corpus Christi
Church, Columbus, ST Joseph
Cemetery,
NELSON, Mrs. Mary A.,
Jan %. Sacred Heart Church,
Columbus st. Joseph Gene
terry
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05
Workshop Planned

WASHINGTON = The 1860
workshop program of the
Catholic University Of Amer
lea will include six different
fields of education. These are:
college teaching and staff
excellence; religious educs
ton through the program of
the Confraternity of Christian
Doctrine; psychological coun-
selling: archaeological nurs-
ing: music education; and the
teaching Of modern foreign
languages.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05
Vatican CITY
Daily Criticizes
L. S. Mag

VATICAN CITY, Radio,
kc)-v afiean cify's daily
newspaper has accused an
American magazine of mac
eUrate reporting.
Ar editorial in L'OsserVa.
efor Romano said that an item
in the January IS issue of
Newsweek regarding His Holt
ness Pope John XIII lacked
ell foundation and was COM
plefely at variance with the
facts.
The magazine item had stat
ed that the Pope approved
of Italian President Giovanni
Gronehi's planned trip TO the
Soviet Union.
l'Osservafore Romano said
that Newsweek enjoys a
reputation for seriousness for
the accurate control which il
exercis es over Information
that comes into its posses
sion" But, N added, in this
case IL relied on Information
Of doubtful worth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05

national Catholic weekly mag
zine published here.
RECKLESS. premature re-
lection fof the counciD is alb
surd." Kane warns. The Holy
Father has not vet spelled out
in specific detail his propos.
ais. In fact. even the date is
uncertain.
In the magazine article DR..
Kane analyzes the response OF
various writer's TO Pope John
XXIITs announcement that he
intends TO summon an eeumen-
ical council TO seek unity be-
tween the Roman Catholic
Church and other Christian
communities scattered across
the earth"
CITING EDITORIALS and
articles that have appeared in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05

Msgr. Edward z. Swan
strom. executive director of
Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare
Conference. came TO Buffalo
and participated in a televi-
sion program urging the sup
port of the 1860 Bishops Re-
lief Fund appeal, which will
be conducted in all parishes
of the Buffalo diocese Janu-
airy 81.
s"The storage of this food
is costing the American pub
lie a tremendous amount of
money" Msgr. Swanstrom
said. IF the Federal govern
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05
Sports

Continued from Page 81
swept to an eight point first
quarter lead and kept up The
pace the rest of the way to de-
feat R~ushville, $3.50. Bill Pax
ton paced the Blue Knights
with % points.
Hitting on only six OF 70
free throws. Marion Catholic
was bumped by kenton. $3.50.
kenion hit or n Of 70 foul
shots for its margin of VIC
tory. Marion Catholic slipped
past Elm Valley, 64-63. in a
Mid Ohio Conference game in
which Paul Hurney ripped the
cords for 81 points.
Dover ST. Joseph dropped
q pair of games. losing a
heart-thumping TITS over
time verdict to killbuck ant
dropping a TAB decision to
Beach City,
1t might be noted that ST.
Joseph had lost 10 the same
klllbuck team earlier in the
season by Is points, showing
the RamblerS have come a
long way since then In the
re match with killhuck. st. Jo-
Seph was handicapped as two
Rambler players had fouled
out of the contest.
Also losing games last week
were Lancaster ST. Mary, Co.
shocton Sacred Heart, Mi.
Vernon St. Vincent and Chill
lieothe Catholic.
ST. Mary lost 10 Granville,
625l, while Sacred Heart lost
TO keene, 6l-46. st. Vincent
was bumped by Danville, TO-
~. and chillicothe Catholic
was stopped by Kingston, IL
So, in a Ross County battle.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05
God Love You
Blessed Virgin Made
Suffering Possible
BY Bishop Fulton }. Sheen

able TO crimson olive roots in
Gethsamene and pour forth
from five fountains on Cal
vary. Before Thou sayeSt it,
! say to Thee: Unless you eat
my flesh and drink my blood
you shall not have human life
with you
"cANST THOU imagine
therefore my agony in know
ing that though the Cross will
be Thy seemed altar, | am the
first altar of sacrifice. The
wood Of the Cross will feel
not Thy grief as /, the natural
cross. feel it in giving Thee
a Body"
IN a LESSER SENSE, each
of us can say: Thou hast en-
doWed me with a Body Some
can offer 1t TO the Lord as
His missionary, others can of
fer his sufferings to apply
redemption 10 the Japanese,
Nlgerians. Vietnamese and
others; others can offer its
self-denials to the Holy Fa.
Their for the Propagation Of
the Faith May the Holy Spirit
inspire you to prolong on a
spiritual mode the role OF
Mary. If it be sacrifices 10
which the Spirit moves you
send them to the Holy Father
through the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith.
EVEN THOUGH you carry
Her image in your heart, YOU
will want to carry Her GOD
LOVE YOU MEDAL too With
your request and the CORES
ponding offering we will
send YOU the medal of your
choice.
So small sterling silver medal
SO small l0k gold filled medal
SIS large sterling silver medal.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice 10 ii and mail
it 10 Most Rev. Fulton j..
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaea-
ton OF the Faith. New York,
or your Diocesan Director,
Msgr, James kulp DAG East
Town Street, Columbus IS,
Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-05

the Christian Century. a non
denomInational Pro
magazine. Professor Kane de-
plores the hasty conclusions
many non. Catholic writer's
nave drawn concerning the
formation Of the council.
The desire fer church un-
ity seems almost universal
among Christians" Dir Kane
asserts What then has
been the reaction among our
separated brethren Unfor-
tunately, at least among the
more articulste leaders, il has
varied from cautious reserve
to almost incautious prema-
ture rejection"
he POINTS out statements
in the Christian Century
which claim that the Church,
fifty years after refusing
to Join Protestantism's search
for unity, has moved in a
unilateral fashion 10 the now
widespread interest IN ecu
menicsl affairs Christian
Century also states that the
council will be no more than a
denominational synod An
editorial concludes that IN
less the council repeals the
dogma of papal infallibility
the council will fail. One can
only sigh ruefully if Roman
Councils know no reverse
gear, even after taking the
wrong fork in the road a
writer concurs.
ANOTHER calls the Church
the Roman Catholic worm
that turned, and The council
an open admission that Cath
olicism faces difficulty If not
possible doom
"Despite some of these ad-
verse reactions face.t0
face discussion with a mum
her Of Protestant ministers
has been encouraging A feet
ing of hope seems TO typify
many" the Notre Dame pro
lessor comments.
In the AVE MARIE article,
he looks optimiStlcallv upon
the reactions of Eastern Ortiz
odox officials The oppor-
tunity for improved relations.
even Of ultimate unity seem
more apparent he says, al
though adding that some OBJ
ie%ctlons 10 the council do ex-
ist
THE NEED FOR UNITY
today is imperative; perhaps
it rarely. if ever, has been
greater historically" DIR Kane
concludes 'tAll Christians
share the prayerful anticlpa-
ton that once again We may
all he one