davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01

tan bamboo. Whatever is inside
this basket is clearly visible. II
is one of my favorites because
its pattern throws the loveliest
shadows on a sunny morning,
An old tea canister holds a
heavy nail holder and an ample
amount of water to keep the
tender leaves of my branches
fresh and crisp.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

committee headed by Rep.
Raymond F. McMullen, Ash
land, was formed to study the
knotty Amish school ques-
ton. Basically, Rep. Nc
Mullen, says. the committee
will study how the Amish
intend to bring their school
standards up to meet present
Ohio requirements.
Attorneys Joseph Dush and
George Dion, representing the
Amish, told the committee
that, the Department of Edu-
cation has set no standards
for their examination of
schools. There is no set pro-
cedure and standards should
be determined by the legisla-
ture."
Henry Hershberger, Apple
Creek, chairman of the Amish
School Committee, told the
legislators:
I'VE HAVE SOME fine
teachers. We are taking ac-
ton to get our standards up.
Our teachers are chosen
from our people as are our
preachers. Our Amish preach
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Offer Mass
For Kelly
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA (NC)
Solemn Requiem Mass was
offered in St. Bridgets
Church here for John B.
Kelly, prominent civic leader,
businessman and nationally
known sportsman.
He died of cancer June
20) at his home at the age Of
40.
He was the father of Prin-
cess Grace of Monaco. form
er American movie actress,
Grace Kelly.
A bricklayer by trade, Mr..
Kelly went into business for
himself in 1919 and built his
firm into one of the largest
bricklayIng concerns IN the
country.
A champion sculler in his
youth, he captured he World
Olympic title in the single
souls at the Antwerp Belg-
ium, games in 1920.
During World War II. he
was appointed by President
Roosevelt; to the post of direc-
tor of physical fitness for
civil defense.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Relocate College
In Canton

ALFRED, Maine-(NC)-La
Mennais College. founded
here in 1851 by the Brothers
of Christian Instruction, will
be relocated this fall in Can
ton, Ohio, under its new name
of Walsh College.
Ia Mennais Preparatory
School and Dennis Hall board
ing school. both operated by
the Brothers of Christian In
struction will continue to OPP
crate here.
Brother Patrick. provincial
of the American province of
the teaching order, will retain
his official headquarters here.
The Brothers Of Christian
Instruction were founded at
Ploermel, France. in 1917,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
dominican
Bishops
threatened

SAN A PR. The Of
fetal Dominican Republic
radio station has broadcast q
threat Of violence against the
only two foreign bishops in
the country.
In a broadcast heard here,
La Voc D%ominicans read q let
ter in which it was claimed
that Catholics are in rebellion
against Bishop Thomas F.
Reilly, C.SS.R., A m e rican-
born Bishop of the Prelature
Nullius Of san Juan de la
Maguana, and Spanish born
Bishop Francisco Panal Ram
irez, Cap, Of lie Vega.
Meanwhile, copies we're re-
ceived here of a pastoral let
ter issued By Bishop Panal tn
which he denounced the
open persecution OF the
Church and her representa-
tiyes in his diocese.
The Bishop stated that he
himself has been the chief
target of threats and abuse,
and accused the gs8 eminent
of interfering in Church af-
fairs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Nav Publish
Breyiarv Change
This Fall

VATICAN CITY (Radio,
NC)-The long-expected pub
LEGATION of changes in the
Roman Breyiary may be
ready in October or Novem-
Der.
This was disclosed by a
competent authority of the
Sacred Congregation of Rites,
who said that work on the
breviary changes is nearing
an end.
The same authority indica-
ted that the coming changes
in the breviary the book
containing the Divine Office
which is recited daily by
priests - will involve a cod
ification of changes decreed
in 1855 by the Congregation
of Rites.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
DENY Eichmann
Had Vatican
Passport

VATICAN CITY - Radio,
NC) -L'Osserratore Romano
has denied that a Vatican
passport was ever issued to
Adolf Eichmann. nan leader
charged with the murder of
millions of Jews.
The report appeared in a
West German daily and was
carried by wire services. It
claimed that the nazi had
travelled to Argentina on a
Vatican passport in 1850.
Mr.. Eichmann was seized
by Israeli agents in Argentina
and taken TO Israel. where he
is now awaiting trial.
The Vatican City daily said:
we know that the person in
question never had a .Yati-
can passport, not even one is
sued under a fictitious name.
because it is not the Holy
Sees custom to issue such a
document TO people who have
no legal right to them
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
CAN'T STOP
PREACHER

ROME (NC1 - An Ital-
ian court of appeals has de-
clared it unlawful for a per-
son to disturb a priest speak
ing from the pulpit. even if he
speaks, "of matters not strict
~ religious"
The verdict of Italy's Court
of Cessation reversed the
judgment Of a Naples court
in the case Of a woman who
interrupted her pastor while
he was speaking from the pull
pit on money matters.
The incident happened on a
Sunday morning the suburb
of San Biaglo a Casalrano,
near Naples. The pastor en-
tered the pulpit and said GER
tain Pensioners renting par
ish property had not paid
their rent. He was quoting
revelant passages from the
code OF Canon Law when a
woman as the newspapers
reported stood up and
made disrespectful remarks
about the pastor"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
No SYMPATHY
FOR kHRU

VIENNA = radio. NO -
-Austria's Bishops have urg-
ed Catholics to avoid actions
that could be interpreted as
signs of sympathy during
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush-
chev's visit to this country.
The Soviet leader is visiting
here from June 80 to July 8.
In a joint pastoral letter,
the Austrian Bishops sale that
those m e ct ing mler
Khrushehev officially must
observe the laws OF polite hos
pitality.
BUT CATHOLICS, they con-
tinued, must not forget that
the Premier is the ton repre-
sentative of atheistie com
munism. which is warning
against the Church and re-
ligion. His visit, they said,
wildly reminds Catholics of
the sufferings of the Church
in countries behind the Iron
Curtain and the martyrdom
of many Catholics at COM
munist hands.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
TWO 80.
Ask Changes In
Premarital Talks

SAN ANTONIO. Tex-TWo
prominent Catholic doctors
have called for radical chang
es in organized premarital
lectures dealing with sex
from a scientific viewpoint.
DR.. Herbert Rather Of Chi
COCA told the 9th national
Catholic Family Life Conven-
ton that the best sex educa-
ton lies in giving a dynamic
appreciation of the virtues
The best guide for good
marital relations is common
sense and natural instinct,
added DR.. Ratrer. professor
of medicine at the Snitch
School Of Medicine and com.
missioner Of public health in
Oak Park, III.
DR.. john r. Cayanagh, a
ashington psychiatrist and
Z leader in the development
of current premarital counsel
ing techniques. said some of
the information impaired in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

SAN JUAN, PR. The re-
CINE of Dominican strongman
Rafael Truiiflo failed in a plot
to emharrass the Apostolic
Nuncio, according to reliable
information reaching here,
Mr.. Trujillo sought toforce
Archbishop Limo Zanini TO
serve as unwilling "host" at a
trumped.up reception" for
government officials, includ-
ing himself and his brother,
Dominican President Hector
Truiillo, the infor n a t o n
states.
ALLEGED PURPOSE of the
scheme was to make it APP
pear that the Papal Nunclo,
under pressure from the re-
CINE, had patched up his diff
ferences with the Trujillo
brothers.
However, it was reported.
the plan backfired when
Archbishop Zanini refused to
admit the guests among
them the Truiillos, members
of the diplomatic corps and
government officials who
showed up at the nunciature
for the reception.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Mansfield
St. Elizabeth's
Gets Charter

ST. Elizabeth'S Hospital,
Mansfield, Saturday received
a non-profit corporation char
ter from Secretary Of State
Ted w. Brown.
Listed as trustees are Jus
tine c. Sterkel. Ia Sturgis
Avenue, Mansfield; Rev. Rob
ert M. Ruffing, 459 Sixth
Street, Toledo; DR.. William r.
Huston, 456 Park Avenue,
West; Phillip Wappner, 95 S.
Diamond ST.; Jerry G. Tuber,
800 Taylor Road; Cecilia K.
Frantz, 119 S. Diamond St;
John c. O'Donnell, 1911 Lind
Avenue, all of Mansfield.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

ers are self-educated. Why
should we use college-educat.
ed teachers when we don't
use college-educated preach
ers??"
The Amish observe the
law unless it crosses their
basic religious beliefs, Dush
pointed out" Then they
adopt partial withdrawal and
follow a course of passive
resistance"
THEY HAVE NO poor re-
lief problem. and little .iuve-
nile delinquency. Their cloth
ing is distinctive and they
separate themselves from the
rest Of the world. They can't
do that very well in modern
schools. These people know
that if a child does 20 to a
modern school, it will no
longer be an Amish child"
the lawyers said.
Three legal actions have
been tried in Ohio against the
Amish by local school off
Gals, but none have been set
tied.
BESIDES THE scHoLAs-
TIC and teacher standards,
the state requires children
To attend school until their
graduation from high school
or age 18. The Amish object TO
having their children in school
beyond age Ia and the compile
ton of the eighth grade.
County school board mem
hers and representatives of
the State Department of Edu-
cation will testify at the next
meeting this month.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
SPACING BIRTHS
CAN BE OK

LOUISVILLE. Ky, A
priest said here that in come
circumstances it m ight be
commendable for parents to
space children through the
rhythm method.
Father John L. Thomas,
81, st. Louis University soci-
oIogist, made the statement
in an address at the 18th an
nual convention of the Catho-
lie Theological Society of
America.
Father Thomas recalled that
the education of children as
well as their "proereation'' is
a primary end of marriage.
Thus, he said. for parents
to plan their family in ac-
cordance with the number of
children they are capable of
raising in the Faith might be
c~ommendable.
He stressed that the Church
will never countenance any
kind of artificial interference
with the marital act. but that
the rhythm method-abSten-
ton during fertile times -
can be morally acceptable.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
WHO ELSE
WOULD ASK +?
8 a { 2 AMENTn al

SAcR AMENTo, Calf.
tNC) - A resolution advocaf-
ing that ST. Patriek's Day
March ~ be designated a lie.
gal holiday in California was
adopted here at the 62nd BIZ
ennial state convention of the
Ancient Order of Hibernisns
and its Ladies' Auxiliary.
Another resolution called
upon Congress to enact sfrin-
gent legislation against indie
cent literature. Dennis r.
Crowley of Los Angeles was
elected president of the Cali.
fornia AoH. Mrs. Marie Col
Inns Of Oakland was elected
president of the Ladies' Aux.
iiisry.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

premarital medical talks as
they are now given Is useful
but not nearly as useful as
other subject matter would
be.
IT would seem more desir-
able to discuss with the en-.
gagged couples aspects of the
psychology Of interpersonal
relations, rather than give
them a diluted version of sex
activity with emphasis on its
mechanical aspects" DR.. Cav
anagh said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
SAY REGIME RED

Three groups of exiled Gu.
ban leaders have issued state
ments accusing the govern
ment of Premier Fidel Castro
of setting up a communist
regime in Cuba and attacking
religion.
IN MIAMI, a Cuba Chris
tian Democratic Movement in
Exile was organized. Earlier
in June the movement an
nounced that it had suspend
ed its activities in Cuba be-
cause "only the Communist
party may carry out fully and
unimpeded its propa 6 a n d a
and activity"
Declaring that a commun-
ist regime is fighting and
undermining the demo-
cratic institutions of the Gu
ban people" the statement
Issued bv the movement in
exile said it will work for a
free. democratic and Chris
tian Cuba.
IN MEXICO CITY the Dem
ocratic Revolutionary Front
of Cuba to which the
Christian Democratic group
belongs released a similar
statement.
II accused the Castro gov
eminent of following gross
lv materialistic" policies. To
emphasize them, it said, "this
reign of terror has eradicated
the name of God from the
preamble of the constitution
of 1870" In addition, it stat
ed, ''our national sovereignty
has been handed over to Rus
so-Chinese Imperialism"
It declared that the Demo-
cratic Revolutionary Front
will try TO overthrow the Cas-
tro regime. and restore the
1910 constitution.
I'M SAN JOSE, Costa RIGA,
the Cuban Constitutional CRU
SADIE. headed by former Cas-
tro aides, charged the regime
with betraying ''the revolu-
ton. Cuba and our Christian
civilization"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
INDULGENCE @
OHIO SHRINE VISIT

CINCINNATI NC)
The Holy See has granted a
series of special indulgences
to be gained by pilgrims and
visitors to the century-old
Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception on Mount Adams
here.
Plenary and partial indul-
gences can now be gained
daily by the faithful at this
scene of the Good Friday pill
grimage of making the
steps that is, when persons
pray at each step leading to
the shrine. Indulgences per-
tain to the remission of pur-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Religious
Bias Still In


NEW YORK (NC)
The director of the Fair Cam
paign Practices Committee
has stated that the Wlscon-
sin primary definitely indi-
Gated that religious bias will
be a continuing factor IN the
1860 presidential campaign,
Bruce l.. Felknor made the
statement in an article pub
lished by the Anti efama-
ton League of the B'nal
Birth, American Jewish fra
ternal organization. He said
that the real winners on the
Wisconsin campaign were
bigots who found that they
can still exploit religious
tensions and upstage the po-
litical pros"
Mr.. Felknor said much anti
Catholic material sent out
during the Wisconsin primary
was mailed to Catholics. He
explained that "the usual
source of hate literature is a
fanatic who believes his
diatribes contain revealed
truth and that the Roman
Catholic Church is a threat
to life. liberty and the flag"
He added that many of
these "zealots' believe that
individual Catholics are Sim
pie benighted folk taken in
by a Popish plot" and that
once they see the light, thev
will leave their church and
convert to fundamentals
Professionalism.
The Fair CAMPAIGN Prac-
tees Committee with head
quarters in Cincinnati. Ohio,
is a non-profit, non-Dartisan
group concerned with good
ethics in political campaigns.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Monks Aid Commnuit,

DEBUQUE, Ia. (NC) -
Ten Trappist monks have left
the Abbey of Our Lady Of
New Melleray. near here, to
bolster the community at Our
Lady Of the Prairie Monas-
terry in Winnipeg. Canada
where vocations have been
falling off.
In the 1920s when the mon
astery here was short of vocs.
tons ii was aided by monks
from Ireland.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

gatorial punishment due to
sin.
The indulgences granted by
the Sacred Apostolic Peni-
Tertiary in Rome are for a
period of seven years begin
ming June II, 1860.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

Heritage. It IS a purely his
torical view of the religious
issue in Us. politics, which
the writer describes to "mean
just one thing: the Catholic
issue"
Another treatment is found
in a newly-issued pamphlet
called Prejudice and Poll
ticsN by Charles P. Taft and
Bruce L. Fleknor, published
by the A~nti-Defamation Lea
que Of B'Nai Birth, and sell
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
PROTEST AID

> PARIS = At least 100 900
people marched through Par
is in protest against a seven
month-old law giving state
aid to private schools.
The demonstration was fun
d~amentally anticlerical. Most
of the protests against the
law have been directed
against its aid to Catholic
schools.
Police on hand estimated
the number of marchers at
100, 600. The organizers claim
ed 400, 900.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
AROUND the WORLD
Talk About Catholic As
President, Continues

Protestant bodies con-
tinue to adopt resolutions
giving their views of the
impact a Catholic candi-
dates religion would have
upon him if he were elected
President.
In lars h alltown, Iowa.
the North Iowa conference of
The Methodist Church asked
ministers to speak to their
congregations about the need
for wise decisions in the
1860 balloting, because of the
Catholic Church's 'historic
position regarding control
over individual mem bers,
either as private citizens or
holders of political office"
The call came is a resolution.
In Kansas City, Kan,
1000 delegates to the nation
al convention Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Association unani-
mously adopted a resolution
opposing the election of a
Catholic as President.
THE BAPTIST groups &C.
ton came after its president,
DR.. Hoyt Chastain Of Malvern,
Ark. told delegates: mo man
can be loyal to the United
States and the Vatican at the
same time"
Association officials report
the Baptist body has more
than 5000 members in some
5000 independent Missionary
Baptist churches. mainly in
the South, Southeast and
Southwest.
In Ann Arbor. Mich, the
Detroit Conference of The
Methodist Church adopted a
resolution declaring it would
be ''repugnant' to bar a Cath
Ollie from the Presidency be-
cause of his religion.
THE CONFERENCE added,
however, that a Catholic cam
didate should be expected to
state his position on birth
control. the appointment Of a
us. Ambassador to the Vati-
can, and public aid to parochl-
81 school children, such as
bus rides and lunches.
In SAN ANTONIO, Tex,
Methodist Bishop Ivan Lee
Holt of st. Louis said that he
agrees that a Catholic has the
right to be president Of the
United States but that he
doesn't think the Methodist
people will vote for a Catho-
lie.
Bishop Holt said Methodists
should remember the saving
of their founder, John Yves
lev, that eve Methodists are
the enemies of none and the
friends of all"
in Sherwood. Ore, 80
members of the Stafford Bap-
fist church petitioned a dele
gate TO the Democratic nation
al convention to oppose nomi-
nation of a Catholic. He pub
licIv rejected the petition.
State Sen. Monroe Sweet
land, a Methodist, labeled it
as 2 request for a religious
qualification for the presl-
dencv. The petition argued
that a Catholic would "even-
tually ieopardize our histori-
cal stand for separation of
Church and State"
SEN. sWEETLAND said in
q written reply that the
groups petition is "a concept
so contrary to our American
policy that | hope you will
also reject il upon further re-
Election and study"
Delegates to the Demo
cratic nominating convention
are pledged by law TO support
Sen, John F, Kennedy of Mas
sachusetts, a Catholic, who
won the oregon primary cleo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
NEW ROTA JUDGE

VATICAN CITY - radio,
NC) His Holiness Pope
John XIII has named Msgr.
Ernesto Fiore to be a judge
of the Roman Rota, high
Church court of appeals.
Msgr. Fiore, Al, was born
in Sicily. He had been on the
staff of the Rota for the past
IL years and held the post of
Defender Of the (Marrisge)
Bond.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

Watch for oncoming cars
making left turns in front of
you. saws the Columbus Auto
Club. Keep an eye on the APP
preaching cars left front
wheel if his front turn signals
aren't flashing. Be prepared
to stop or turn the moment
you see his left front wheel
move out Of its normal path.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Diocesan Clergy
g.
Neurology

Please remember i'm
your prayers The follow
ing m e m hsrs of the
clergy whose death
anniversaries occur dur.
ing July.
July A., ls2s-Rsv. Joseph
e. Herman, o.P.
July Il, 1s2e-Rev. Frank
Mates.
July ", l93l-Rsy. Dennis
]. Dunno.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01

ing Tor 30 cents.
THE PAMPHLET REVIEWS
the history Of the subject and
then makes this point: "the
voter who is fooled and the
citizen who is misgoverned
have only themselves to
blame for their plight. Poll
tics can operate only 50 far
as the people accept it as the
means by which governments
are constituted and conduc-
ted
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
STATE STUDY
Amish Fight For
Their School System

'Tf a child goes to q modern school, he will no
longer be an Amish child" a lawyer representing Ohio
AmiSh before a legislative study committee said here
Monday.
THE LEGISLATIVE SERVICE Commission, SUBJ
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-01
Study Religion
And Politics

Two studies of the question of religion in Ameri-
can politics are available to readers this week.
ROBERT ~COUGHLAN, Staff writer Of LIFT Mag
azlne, has a seven-page article in the coming issue of
LIFE titled "The Reigious Issue: An Ln-American
Evening star., 1960-10-09

director Of the print room
of the Uf1izi Gallery in Flor
ence, who selected 154 draw
ings by IS outstanding artists
Of the Renaissance. None has
been previously exhibited in
our country. All are loans
from public and private col
lections in Italy. including
museums Of Florence. Milan,
Bassano, Genoa, Turin, Par
ma, Venice, Naples and
Rome.
DR.. Sinibaldi and a col
league. DR.. Maria Fossi Todo-
row. have come to Washing
ton with the collection. After
four weeks here, it will be
sent by the Smithsonian In
stitution Travelling Exhibi-
ton Service to museums Of
Chicago. Boston. and New
York's Metropolitan, spon-
sored by the Italian Embas-
Sy.
DR.. Sinibaldi will be guest
speaker, about this magnifl-
cent collection Of Italian
Drawings, at 4 this after
noon in the Gallery's lecture
hall.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
NEW OPENINGS

Exhibition by Ricardo Grau Of Peru,
Pan American Union. Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue
NV. Just opened, through Oc-
PAINTINGS by Robert sadIer. The
Obelisk Gallery, 324l P street
NV. Tuesday through Novem-
Group Show. The Artists Mart,
1861 Wisconsin avenue NV. To-
PaintinGS by John Murry Barton.
Fantasy Gallery, 1865 Connecticut
avenue NV, Current through
American Contemporary Painting.
18th Anniversary Exhibition. The
Barnett Alden Gallery, 127 RAN
dolph place NV. Next Saturday
through November.
Nine 0ne-Man shows. Henri Gallery,
1l3 South Royal street. Alexan-
Soa:mSer SF5S: Hsi Tsi' 1s. afternoon through
Rockville Art LeaEue's Fall show.
Civic Center Art Gallery. Rockville,
Nd. Current through Novem-
Group SHOW Of Paintings BY North
ern Virginia Art League, opening
new Colonial Art Gallery, 2O1
South Washington street, Alexan-
G.a;i,, 6risii Vs; a.. Also; Sculpture BY
October IS.
PaIntinEs and Drawings BY Vinton
l; Pickens. Cross Roads Gallery.
Clarks Gap, Va. (near Leesburg).
Just opened, through October.
Paintings by Grace williams. The
cubby, Hole, Potomac, Nd. Cur
rent through October.