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LIQUOR SALESMAN: exper., local
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

education. The POAU's att
tude on Federal Aid and
school buses for parocnial
school children, citizenship
and Catholics in public office
is presented in United for
Separation"
THE BOOK DISCUSSES
the basic POAU premises and
assumptions that the Church
is by her very nature OPP
posed to democracy, that
Catholic doctrine demands a
close and formal union of
Church and State with sub
sequent restrictions of non
Catholic faiths whenever
Catholics form a controlling
majority, and that the First
Amendment prohibits all gov
eminent financial aid to re-
ligious groups, no matter how
small or equal that aid is.
THE BOOK IS very timely
and it does not Indulge in
personalities or resort to
''hatchet work" or smear
jobs" on the POAU.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

on Catholicism. II is a calm,
clear, thoroughly documented
answer to the false image that
the POAU is trying to build
of the Church.
FOLLOWING the tradition
of Professor James -O'Neill's
rebuttals to bigots, this new
book of 252 pages complete
ly exposes the errors, inten-
tional and otherwise, behind
all the POAU charges, the
obviously fantastic, as well as
the cleverly misleading.
To those who find them.
selves non-plused by charges
made against the Church and
to the lovers of truth, whether
they belong to the Church or
not, this book will serve as a
refreshing experience and a
valuable source book. 1t
should prove valuable to all
men of good will.
ProtestantS and Other
Americans United have de-
clared, it was shocked into
existence" because of the
statement issued by the Ameri-
can Catholic Hierarchy on
November 81, 1913, which ac-
cording to the POAU ode
nounced separation of Church
and State" ~ United for
Separation" proves that POAU
had been organized more than
a year previously, and that
the Bishops never denounced
separation of Church and
State. This is typical of the
thorough research that has
gone into the book.
PoAU's SINGLE and only
purpose is to assure the main
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Books of the Hour
90 NOueIs Haze
Catholic Themes
by FIR. ID. Bernard Theall. O.S.B.

Novels with Catholic
themes continue to fea-
ture the 1860 publishers
lists.
a NEW EXAMPLE of
such writing is Samuel Youd's
Giants Arrow (Simon and
Schuster, $3.50. A short
novel set in contemporary
England, it might be said to
have two themes that inter-
sect: the workings of Big Bust
ness in the hands of unscru-
pulous opportunists, and the
difficulties posed by trying to
solve knotty domestic and fl
nancial problems in the light
of Catholic moral principles.
The two business execu-
tives around whom most OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Marian Verse BY
Columbus Carmelite
The BOOK DISCUSSES

AS MILK Is POURED
A collection of Marian
Verse, St. Anthony Guild
Press, So PIP. $500.
This is a collection of
twenty-three poems dedi-
Gated to Mary, Mediatrix
of Grace, and the Mother
of Christ.
They were written by a
clustered Carmelite nun liv-
ing at the Monastery of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary
here in Columbus.
THE AUTHOR sees Mary as
Mother Of the night, to be
the dayspring of our faith" as
Gods most secret hiding
place" as "the shrine that tab
ernacles Cod" and as "the
sentinel to watch our falter-
ing steps"
The publishers recall Words
worth's description CT poetry
as a spontaneous overflow of
feelings which takes its origin
tranquility and point out that
a Carmelite contemplative,
recollected in tranquility, and
absorbed in the Mother of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

society, the novel is the
story of how a little band of
monks are able to keep the
flame of civilization alight
after the destruction of most
of the world by atomic bomb
ing.
The "Leibowitz" of the
title is an atomic scientist
who Pounds a new community
in the poSt-atomic world, with
the scientist saint Albertus
Magnus as patron and inspira-
ton. Slowly and painfully this
little group of survivors
fights ms way back to the level
of spirituality that charterized
the first ages of Christianity
Only this kind of thinking,
the authors seems to be say
ing, can possibly save today's
world.
VERY OFTEN. when read
ing the book, | found myself
thinking of the mysterious
but very moving play by Sam
uel Beckett, Waiting for God.
OF. Mr.. Miller's style of writ
ing is very different from
Beckett's and much easier to
follow, but he is trying, as
codof's author was trying,
to picture the plight of mod
ern man, confronted with a
tool that has become his mas
ter and without a tight hold
in either a dogmatic or moral
structure that will give him
confidence. AS the book ends
with another tremend Gus
world catastrophe, the few
urvivors of this latest shock
seem on the way of learning
the secret.
Again, it seems worthwhile
to warn prospective readers
that this is a highly indivl-
dualized book that requires
a particular kind of "suspen-
sion of disbelief for the mo-
ment." That achieved, it is a
most interesting guess about
the future.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Tinted For Separation Shows:
POAU Charges, Absurd

UNITED FOR sEpARA.
TON, An Analysis of PoAU
Assaults on Catholicism. BY
Lawrence p. creedon and viii
liam D. Falcon, Bruce. 252
pages and index. $3.o5.
Reviewed BY
James ]. Hollern
OcWC Executive Secretary
LAWRENCE p. CREE.
DON was born in Massa-
chusetts in 1882, and pre-
sently is a public school
teacher in that state. He
attended Boston University
where he received his BIS.
and Masters Degree in Edu-
cation. During the war, he
spent three years with the
United States Navy. Two years
later, he was employed by
the National Security Agency
in Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM D. FALCON, who
became a convert to the Catho-
lie Faith in 1855, is presently
employed as a free lance
journalist residing in Mass
achusetts. He received his
B. A, Degree with a Major
In Economics from Wesleyan
University, Connecticut. After
college, he was commissioned
an Ensign in the United
States Naval Reserve and serv-
ed for fourteen months as an
Anti-submarine Warfare Of
ficer on the destroyer escort
FUSS. Blair"
The book United for
Separation" is a careful
analysis of the POAU attack
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

tenance Of the American prin-
ciple of separation of Church
and State" according to its
manifesto. 1t promises it will
mot concern itself with the
religious teaching, forms of
worship, or the ecclesiastical
organization of any church"
AS the authors point out Job
viously, the organization has
consistently violated those
pious aims. Why we're those
righteous statements of pur-
pose issued in the first place..
The answer is in one vital
w~ord-SUPPORT. BY setting
up the patriotic aim of de-
Tending the First Amendment
of the Constitution, POAU has
produced the flag around
which the boys can rally To
charges of 'bigotry' and anti
Catholic POAU replies by
pointing out the noble words
of its manifesto"
1t attacks Cardinal Minds
zenty; the Bishop of Prato, in
Italy; the Vatican Concordats,
etc. A POAU speaker asked
"How can we prevent the i'm
migration of Hungarian Catho-
lies to the United States?"
THE BOOK REVIEWS the
POAU's history, leaders, aims,
detectives, financial support
ers and affiliated organiZa-
tons. 1t reveals POAU's at
tack on Catholic hospitals and
medical ethics. United for
Separation treats on how the
POAU wars on Catholic
schools and against what it
presents as Catholic attitudes
in the entire area of public
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

the action revolves are Mich
ael Kelly, owner of a pros
porous firm manufacturing
scientific instruments, and
George Devere, whom Kelly
takes on as a sort of general
manager for the firm.
KELLY Is A NOMINAL Ca
tholic, and tries to regulate
his personal life and his bust
ness affairs by Catholic prin-
ciples as he understands
them. Devere is a thorough
going pagan, willing to use
any means to attain finan-
cial and romantic ends.
The wives of the two men
play their part in the drama,
well as Bridget Kelly, Mich
ael's sister and also a Catho-
lie, much attracted by the I'M
scrupulous Devere. And from
time to time, Fichael'S con-
lessor, Father Pakington,
steps in to lay down moral
principles and to comment on
the thinking Of the protagon-
lists.
THE BUSINESS and family
affairs of the Kellys and De
veres build up complications
that reach a shocking climax
in the suicide of Dever's wife,
by which time Michael and
Naomi Kelly have worked out
their own religious Difficult
ties and have come to terms
with life as it really is.
Except for Father Paking-
ton, who is pretty much a
stock clerical figure, all the
books characters do really
come to life and offer prob
lens into which the reader
can easily enter. This is a
good novel, but not really a
Catholic" one, as that term
is today understood.
LOVERS OF SCIENCE fic-
ton and of the f~ictional fan
tastes of c. S. Lewis may find
Walter Miller's A canficIe for
L.eibowifz Lippincott, $4.95)
to their taste. Inspired partly,
the author tells us, by his
memories of the bombing of
Monte Casino, in which he
took part as an airman, and
by reflections on the monastic
role in modern and future
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
BY M. !.

God, can offer a unique view
of Mary through the windows
of lyric poetry.
THE PUBLIC can obtain
copies of this volume by writ
ing directly to: The Carmelite
Monastery, 2065 Barton Place,
Columbus 9, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Mass Ord0-
LITURC Y
OF The
E z X
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT


Violet vestments, no Glor-
la, Greed, Preface of Lent.
MONDAY, MARCH "a.
MONDAY or SECOND
WEEK IN LENT
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Preface of Lent, Prayer over
the People.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS
TUESDAY OF SECOND
WEEK OF LENT
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Preface of Lent, Prayer over
the People.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is
WEDNESDAY OF SECOND
WEEK IN LENT
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Preface of Lent, Prayer over
the People.
THURSDAY, MARcH "
SAINT PATRICK; THURSDAY
or SECOND WEEK IN LENT
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Of the Feria,
Tract, Preface of Lent.
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Second Prayer of Saint Pat
rick, Preface of Lent, Prayer
over the People.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10
SAINT CYRIL OF
JERUSALEM; FRIDAY OF
SECOND WEEK IN LENT
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer of the Feria,
Tract, Creed, Preface of Lent.
Violet vestments, no Glor-
ia. Second Prayer of Saint
Cyril of Jerusalem, Preface OF
Lent, Prayer over the Peo-
pie.
SATURDAY, MARCH ~
SAINT JOSEPH, SPOUSE OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer of the Feriay
Tract, Creed. Preface of Saint
Joseph.
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Let the spirit of Easter
shine through your purchase
of Easter Seals.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

Texas oil engineer drives 100 miles
day A New York City driver travels 80 miles
to the beach on weekends.
Does it make sense to you that one grade of
tire fills the bill for all these drivers? Does it
make sense that each of them gets the safety
he needs for the same price?
Kinds of tires for kinds of driving
You get just what you pay for in tires, as in
meat, clothing and furniture. Tire prices were
recently forced up percent by rising labor and
material costs. No tire maker has the secret
magic to produce cheaper tires without cheap
ening quality.
Our advice is to buy the grade that fits
your kind of driving. The low-priced, economy
type tire is fine for people who do light driving
around town errands. We make two ex-
cellent economy-type tires and sell lot of them
to drivers like these. The all-purpose family
car, used for normal driving, should really
have first-quality, new-car tires. People who
use their cars for heavy driving should pay
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24
Plowed- Under Plant Material
Nay Hinder Drainage OF Soil

Plowed-under cover cropS
or crop reSidueS sometimes
hindcr soil drainage in the
spring or cause drought dam
age to crops in the summer.
Studies by scientists of U.s.
DA and the Missouri Agricult-
ural Experiment Station show
mat when crops are plowed
under they may create a vege-
'atiNe mat that blocks the ca
piliary flow of water between
surface soil and SubsUil.
DR.. Vernon c. Jamison Of
USDA's Agricultural Research
Service says this restriction Of
water movement NAV cause
some plants tu drown" in the
sprung from too much water
and too little air in the soil.
In the summer the same condi-
'ion may cause trouble from
drought, if the lack of capillary
contact prevents an adequate
amount of water from passing
back from the SubSoil To the
root zone in the super layer of
soil. says DR.. JamiSon.
Further research is needed.
the scientist says. to determine
now a farmer can eliminate or
reduce the effect of the mat of
plant material. Present find
ingS indicate that harmful eff
fectS may be reduced by turn
ing the furrow snce on edge
To achieve partial contace be-
tween the plow layer and sub
soil, without any intervening
vcgetative layer.
The research, conducted in
a laboratory, made use of silt
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

a few extra dollars for the extra safety of
premium-quality tires. Actually these tires cost
less in the long run mile for mile dollar
for dollar - because of superior design and
materials
The B. F. Goodrich pledge
biggest guns to sell their loweSt-priced nylon
tires to all buyers of replacement tires? Do
they think man values few dollars above
all else
| promise you this B. F. Goodrich tire
advertising will continue to be honest. We will
not trade words like "speedway-proved"
and stronger than new-car tires to confuse
third-line with frst-line tires. Furthermore,
our 10000 b. +. Goodrich dealers are trained
to sell you the right tire for your kind of driv-
ing at not dollar more a dollar less than
you need to pay. We would rather lose sale
than have you lose your life
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

On arrival, their chains were
shortened 50 that never again
'ou'u mey stand upright. They
We're branded with irons. Civ
en a lamp and mallet, they
were whipped underground
never g. return.
MANY wrote messages on the
walls OF the mines - prayers.
names OF friends. One word
appears again and again, Win,
life! They had II. even there.
under such appalling condi-
H"'iS' Their tribulatiun could
not rob them Of their Joy and
victory III Christ Jesus.
PRAYER: Gracious God. our
heavenly Father. with whom
Ih,re Is neither near nor far
ou' one eternal presence. we
uHdnh Thee that Thou are with
US always. wherever we are.
Grant us III all things the 10Y
and victory which come thro-
u2h Knowing Christ Jesus as
saviour and Lord. In His name
Ne pray. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
inns is the victory that ov-
ercomc,h the world. even our
faith"
David Orvinc (Canada)
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

Its tires They put all grades and kinds of tires
through rigid tests. All except first-line quality
tires for their ears. They know that many new
car buyers will be driving at high speeds on
superhighways and that one tire failure
is one too many.
Tire needs differ
The plain fact is that different people use
their cars in different ways. A man who uses
his car for cross-country business makes long
trips, week after week, at turnpike speeds. The
family chauffeur" makes dozens of short
trips around town shopping taking Jimmy
to kindergarten going to the garden club
meeting.
Your doctor depends on his car day and
night, fair weather and foul, good roads and
bad. railroad commuter uses his station car
only twice day. just for few minutes each
way.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

loan to simulate the plow layer
and Il locSSal silt for the sub
soil material. Shredded corn
stalks were used as the vege-
tative mat" material between
the two soil layers.
Tabor City tribune., 1960-08-24

FOR SALE: Singer Sewing
Machines and Vacuum
Cleaners. Also repairs on
machines. See or call Gilbert
Bullock 693-l, Tabor City.
Indf