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GAITHERSBURG

.GAITHERSBURG
EXECUTIVE ESTATE - Beautiful
grounds, bedrooms and den, sun
porch, double gaFage, maid s
apartment. swimming pool. tool
houses. Edge of town; $40. 500.
ABOVE WHEATON, acre with 4
bedrooms. Ia baths. Good home,
workshop, greenhouse, trees and
shrubbery: $4,000
MONT. CO. ESTATE Of s acres,
custom-built brick in beautiful
grove Of trees with exceptional
view: $39,950.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S-9O92 or 3O1-WA. 6-2233
GARRETT PARK; S23, ,5OO-3-bed-
rm. L-shaped brick rambler. sep
din. rm., de luxe kit, . firepIaces,
pine-paneled rec. rm.: $1,000 dn,
FLA terms. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY,
INC, PO. 2-6l51; eyes,, Mr.. Will
son, GA. 4-S034.
GEORGETOWN AREA-New list
ing. 3 bedrms.; rec. rm.; garage
garden. lust on market, owner
anxious to sell. Call Mrs. Rock
wood, FE. 3-4962.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
MOVE RIGHT IN
Charming brick home. center en-
trance hall. 3 TWIN-BED SIZE
BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS. Big separate
dining rm., fully equipped kitchen
Porch. patio, garage. walkinG
distance TO Macarthur Elem
School. Priced right for this
splendid residential area.
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CHILLUM BRICK-3-bedrm. ram
bier, = full baths; bSmt, sep. din.
rm., electric kit. backs to park
ONLY $40, 800 FLA or conventional.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDGS.-D. c.. Nd, syndi.
Gates ready now. r. l.. SMITH,
Reaitof GA. 4-7711. VIII. 6.667e.
NvEST0k-WiSheS to purchase ia
come prop. Up to $4,000 dnpy.
mt. MA. S-657S. ives. EN-. 3-655S,
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MOTHERS DREAM

Can come true in this RADIANT
LY IMMACULATE home complete
with LUXURIOUS CARPETIN0.
draperies, washer and drier.
THROUGHOUT, Two-year old
brick and frame FOUR-BED-
ssooRRM soRAkY aEEEIasifEA on I.1si .eTe GoMpSM NDoasd
lot in choice Mclean neighbor-
hood Of distinctive homes. M
MENSE FINISHED REC. ROOM
will intrigue you $4,000. Good
terms, immediate possession.
JORDAN. INC. REALTORS, FL.
R-R0On ovae NR 1OEOO
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ARLINGTON
MILLER

REAL ESTATE co.
CL. $4,000 IA. k-4252
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3 bedTms.,
2 baths; fenced " a. Assume lge.
GI. S1a.a50 IE 4-5R17
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HE0pen;
OAKVIEW
OPEN 2 TO &

OPEN TO 3
Attractive Cape Cod home with 2
bedrmS. and bath on 1St floor
Large dormitory-typ rn1. upstairs
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION. Full
bSmt. Only Sl5,95O. Directions.
Out New Hampshire ave. to Oak.
view dr., left to Braddock I'd :,
right to Cottrell, left to 99lS and
open" sign
HUGH T. PECK
1884 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-17OO
OFF WIS. AVE. = Rambler, ali
brick, 3 bedrms. and . full baths
sep. din. rTn., bsmt. w/rec. rm.
walk-out exit onto very special lot
w/perk to back and side. Only
S1S,75O. LO. $1,000.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 GA. AVE
RANDOLPH HILLS-Attractive ex.
terror, spick and span interior
rear yard privacy, 3-bedrm. ram
bier, full bsmt., rec. rm., powder
rn1. and den. Walk out onto
patio; A rare find; $17,750. Lo,
HUGH T. PECK. 1926 Georgia Ave
ROCK CREEK PALIsADES-Immac
3-bedrm. 21a-bath brk. ramb., sep
din. rm., mod. equip. kit, full
bsmt., w/rec. rm Many extras incl
in price Of SCI $50. Terms. SLIGO
REALTY, REALTORS. 10. $4,000
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6-rm. brk.. only $500 down. FHA,
and monthly pymts. like rent, dish
washer, disposal, lovely lot, many
many extras.
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MASS. AVE. EXT.-A custom built
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick rambler:
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, new-house
cond.: amid tall trees with beau
tifuny terraeed graden: low 3OS.
9; i: SMITH & BROS. CO.. INC,
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-$14,5OO

The new reduced price. Of this per.
sonaltty-paeked 2-bedrm. brick
rambler. 3 minutes to Pentagon
and IT. Nyer. Cathedral ceiling
in living room, screened porch;
lovely yard with barbecue PIT;
home" CALL WE. $500, Won't
last. -
BHR
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PROFIT

~ the sellers loss. leaving town,
wants offer on 1-year-old split
level in College Park Woods, I'M
maculate 4 bedrm., ga baths, fam
i'--size din. rm., modern 0E kit,
rec: type bsmt:: many extras.
Let's deal todayl Call now,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
(cONTINUEDl

CAMP SPRINGS-3-bedrm. brick
neighborhood, full bsmt., din. rm.,
Anchor fenced: immaculate: conv.
to everything, built-in kit; and
garden space.
MOORE & MOORE. REALTORS
RE k-A20O PE R.HOR0
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CONLEY
HOME OF THE DAY

SLIGO PARK HILLS: every extra
you can think Of Is In this brick
High. Besides 3 twin bedrooms.
IA baths and Q separate dining
room, this home offers: two pam
eled denS, paneled recreation
room, porch. fireplace. central air
conditioning. aluminium storm win
dowS, doors and awning, new
furnace and water heater; one
price includes everything and
there is $4,000 loan available,
S23,950.
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TALL TREES AND SHRUBS hide
this sparkling home Just below 2
Corners; = bedrms, liv. rm., din
area, equip. kitchen, full bsmt. and
side porch. IDEAL FOR WORK
ING COUPLE OR SMALL FAMILY,
&I3S5O 600 dn
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ROCKVILLE-Where can you get
this much house for $4,000 with
$3.50 dn.2 immaculate Cape Cod,
to 4, delightful liv. rm. with fire.
place, lge. kit. with table space !:
lovely fenced yard, plus many
more features. PO. 2-314O.
sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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CHAIN BRIDGE AREA
Nof Enn
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
S33,950

situated midst stately
old trees. on nearly "a acre, Su-
puerhly Handicapped grounds. This
3-bedrm., 2-bAth rambler Is only
q few short blocks to WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club and Mary
mont Junior College. 1t offers the
stunning contrast Of dark shutters
and dark trim against sparkling
white stucco walls and there is q
delightful awning breeEewAy off
q spacious kitcnLn aau s .orLul
dining rm. Diversified living r,r.
with firepl. and built-in book
shelves, finished lower level with
with firepl.: garage; ample closet
space. In excellent condition.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Langley!

Assume owners prime SILL
900 GI loan with modest
down payment and pay ap-
proximately sos mo. totall
Really clean, completely out
fitted, 3 bedrm. brick on
neat fenced lott Walk to
everythingl Possession June
18th.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Shannon & Luchs

MUST BE SOLD
THIS WEEK END
For you who want . real BUY,
here 1t Is! All-brick Cape Cod: 9
bedrooms on 1st floor plus dormi-
tory room upstairs. large enough
to accommodate 4 children: 12-ft.
moderniZed kitchen and 7xl0
breakfast space: carport and full
basement. Price, $17,950. NO
MONEY DOWN. 0I or FLA fl
uancinR available
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BETHESDA = Builders close -out,
quality construction throughout
this eustom-built rambler featur-
ing center-hau entrance, 4 spa
cious bedrms.. 3 full baths, sep.
formal din. rm., fireplaeeS in liv.
rm. and rec. rm., built-tn garage.
ing S35.250. PO. 2-3l4O.
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sIIRuRRAN PROPERTIEs MGT.

BETHESDA-LONE OAK - Picture
book white Colonial on lge. 75x200-
II, lot with diversified det. garage
off-center hall. extra lge. liv. rm.
VJfirepI.. leading 70 roomy scr
porch, entertaining-siZe din. rm.,
size bedrmS-, roomy closets. full
bsmt., w/workshop, sep. laundry
area wIsemtfin. rec. Tm.; house
containS much-Sought-after hot
water heat; S22,95O. Conv. tc
both pub. and parochial schls.,
IL .blkS. to D. c. transp.; close
70 shopping.
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Braddock Heights, S33. $50
-BRAND- NEW DE LUKE SPLIT
LEVELS, bedrms., 3 baths, fam
lily rm.. porch, patio. formica
kitchen cabinets, diShwasher. etc.
Completely Air-conditioned. A
quality built home, fairly priced.
Call now TO inspect. XII. q-3630.
NJ: H, BARRY ORG. Realty Ad-
min. Ewes. XII 9-64SR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

MeLRAN-3 . bedrm., 2 bath con.
temporary rambler. You can't get
more for S25 four. Transferred,
must sell. OWNER, Il. 6-3s2I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
STOP

paying rent. Sol per mo. incl. all
for this 3-bdrm. masonry rambler,
only z yrs. old; fenced ward, patio,
many extras. Only S12,950 FLA.
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coNLEY TAKES TRADES

CONLE1 IAhES 1NADES
JAS. C. coNLEY g. CO., REALTORS
PREFERRED SERVICE JU. 9-4134
CONN. AVE. ESTS.-Immaculate
6-rm. brk, rambler w/fulf bsmt.,
fenced level lot: assume 41aSe
loan, trades welcomed: asking
BEERS BROS, Til Q. JU. 5-7611
FOREST GLEN AREA = Lovely,
clean 4-bedrm. Cape Cod w
stockade-fenced lot. Firepl., full
bsmt. WIrec. rm. and large loan
make this q real assumption at
S11,500. 10. 5000.
HIGH T pENK 110AR "a AWE
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LOOK

at his brand-new rambler. A Lam
ham top value for Sl6,5O0: 13xl9
liV. rm., 12xl3 kit, 3 master 3D.
rms, Ia baths. daylight bsmt.
Low as S1.650 down, Se0.50 per
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ROMER & CO., Realtors
H. A. GILL d SON

GLEN HIT.LS-Custom built rambler
with beamed cathedral ceiling liv-
ing rom with fireplace and over
20-feet Of picture window over
looking a breathtaking view. 81
room, custom kitchen with, many
wife-saVer features. Built-in oven.
surface units, diShwashef, disposal.
tremendous breakfast area with its
own picture window, double sized
cRrport or porch. complete lower
level with finished laundry room.
powder room, and 44-ft. mahos.
paneled rec. room. $39,500. For
appt. to inspect call Mr.. Phillips.
Jr. 30. 2-3126 with THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS co IQ h-lnl4
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA Cool
as an ocean breeZe-Look
forward TO years Of comfort
able summers in this cen
trally air-conditioned split
level. Pleasant winters. too
with q 2nd fireplace in
the recreation room. 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths. modern
kitchen and delightful pri-
vate enclosed patio. Priced
at $22, $50: small down pay
ment and immediate occu-
pancy.
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RETHESDA-Very close in, very
SPACIOUS. kit. family rn. patio ar
rangement is 3 knockout: 4
bedrms., ga baths, entr. foyer,
garage. h.-w.h" upper 30s. Owner
leaving area.
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TODAY'S
UNDER 500 600
TREES

Doesn't 3 bedrmS,, Ia baths. full
basement, built-in Garage, on u
an acre seem like . terrific buy
for only Sl9,950? Well. 1t is
I'VE. 6.S9lb.
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LAKEWOOD EsTATEs Il WiIliams.

LAKEWOOD ESTATES - Williams
hurg-styIed split; Just across road
from Country Club; located IN the
and den or .5th bedrm., 3 full
baths, Rrandfa ther -clock-siZe liv.
Fn. with firepL. formal din. rm.
opening to Georgetovn patio;
williamsburg kit, mahog. -paneled
Eyound-level club nm. with firepl.
opening TO another patio; lRe. full
Of playrm. for tots; dble. carport
with garden shed for tools and
toys. On l7-acre plus. tree-shaded.
layishly lsndscaped lot; dead-end
street with city water and Ras.
Bus stops at estate entrance for
} AZ schools. conv. to shopping.
stsndards, NH, and all Metropol-
ttan Wash, l3 min. from down
town Bethesda; S34, $50.
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RETHESDA-Beautifully decor. 8
eled study; sep. din. rm., mod. kit.
W1brkfst. area. full bsmt., scr.
porch, w/flagstone floor. garage: /:
S22, $50 with Sl5:500. 49, trust
available. KORzENDOFER, REAL
Top Of 1.S111 Til o
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4I. S16,95O. JE. 4-5617
Quaint. nni 1ersatiie. 7ern.. 7i1;S'G iH-6ath
Colonial surrounded by 0 -beauti-
fully handicapped lot, towering
trees. Liv. rm. has beamed ceiling
and stone firepl. Assume Sl3,400
4hTo. loan, payable S101.6 80 per
month p.i.t.i., liberal terms. Walk
to st. James. George Mason H. s.,
tor. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
IT. BELYOTR AREA, Sulgraye
Manor; 42z9e. loan-3.bedrm., q
bath. 2-yr.-old home. rec. rm..
o Rati0sa saS slsS 500 kit So e'5Dq55ts 5Dq5ss wooded
ESTATES-3 bedrms. :,
split level, 2-baths, rec. rmo car
port, corner lot. stove and refgr.,
total price $1,000 with terms.
GOLF CLUB MANOR
used 4-bedrm. home in
~ ~ baths '' possible ii NTH 81 % Sedrm !,
large carport or porch and featuT-
ing . paneled family .rm. with
loan with only $3.50 cash down.
CALL MR.. RIVERA
Days: 356-7367 Ewes: IA. 6-647I
OWNER BUILDER
GOOD Buy IN FAIRFAX for
$17,500-See this one today! B.
bedroom brick rambler with full
basement on A-Aere lot. Walking
distance TO parochial and elemen-
tary schools. KE. $4,000. TOWN
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Possibly the editor will
clarity the penitential aspects
of his implication or apollo
gize for this slipped paren.
thesis"
Thomas M. Hughes,
Columbus
EDITORS NOTE: Reader
Hughes should re-examine the
editorial. II concerned the re-
laxing of fast and abstinence
laws - dissolution meaning
freeing from obligation"
according to Websters-and
not the Sacrament Of Penance.
Although the fast and abstin-
ence laws have their peniten-
tial aspects they are also ex-
erclses in temperance. The
reference in the opening para
graph is further explained in
today's editorial. We are
happy to see men of Reader
Hughes stature exerting their
influence for good. However
government documents are
not above criticism in our
republic. incidentally Bishop
Reeds Diocesan newspaper,
The Courier, is one of those
which has strongly criticized
the film-dcf.
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Letters To Editor :. Your Opinion

Der that writer's who want
changes should not appear in
print unless they speak with
a proper reverence >" /
wonder if this would apply
to editorials such as the one
referred to above.
THE AVE MARIA april /,
1861 editorializing on the re-
cent arrest of Father McDole
of Oklahoma City for parti-
cipation in sit-in demonstra-
tons with Negro students,
quotes Bishop Reed of Okla
homa City, 9" it is primar-
lily the responsibility of the
laity to see that these teach
ings (of the clergy are tran
slated into our civic and social
relations !" Would this
not apply to the promotion
of the above mentioned film?
WHEN BISHOP ESSEN.
MANN, one of whose duties
it is to teach, in an address
to the Catholic Mems Lunch
con Club last September ex-
horted the Faithful TO study
and understand the diabolic
C ommunis st conspiracy, |
trust he did not rule bona
fide government documents
as d~evisive or ~anti-American.
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Mass OrdO-
Of The
w E E X
SUNDAY, APRIL is
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER
EASTER

EASTER
White vestments, Clio ri
Creed, Preface of Easter.
MONDAY, APRIL "
FERIAL MONDAY
White veStmentS, Mass of
Second Sunday after Easter,
Gloria, Second Prayer in Low
Mass of Saint Anicetus, Pref
ace of Easter.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10
EERIAL TUESDAY
White vestments, Mass of
Second Sunday after Easter,
Gloria, Preface of Easter.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10
EERIAL WEDNESDAY
White vestments, Mass of
Second Sunday after Easter,
Gloria, Preface of Easter.
THURSDAY. APRIL 20
FERlAI THURSDAY
White vestments, Mass of
Second Sunday after Easter,
Gloria, Preface of Easter.
FRIDAY, APRIL Il
SAINT ANSELM
White vestments, Gloria, no
Greed. Preface of Easter.
SATURDAY, APRIL n
SAINTS softer AND cAIUs
Red yes t m Gloria,
Preface of Easter.
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Women at Work

Continued from Page d
meeting last month termed this bill retrogressive legis-
lation. According to OCWC, it concentrates too much
authority in the hands Of the director of industrial re-
lations and renders that authority subject to abuse.
Blu WE AGREE WITH OCWC that the dignity
of woman, which must be safeguarded by legislation,
raises a greater objection to the proposed bill. Every
woman, including the working woman, must be free
to perform her proper role in life. She is not to be
treated the same as a man by her employer.
And when she is ~pressured by social, political
or economic circumstances into accepting burden
some working conditions, she is in real bondage.
THOSE WHO AGREE with this view NAV make
their objections to H. B.. 282 known to the Ohio House
Rules Committee. A
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JOSEPH BREIG
Front for the Films

view films before they are
shown.
WHAT is SOUGHT is total
license for the dissemination
at least once = of any and
every kind of movie, book, or
TV or radio program.
Johnston is depending on a
statement by Chief Justice
Earl Warren, who in a dis
senting opinion said that the
court came close to holding
not only that movies may be
censored, but that a licensing
system might be applied to
periodicals, radio, TV, public
speeches and other mediums.
This is drawing a long bow.
It is Jumping together all
kinds of diSsimilar things. 1t
is a scare sentence, too. After
all, if the court merely came
close, then the court didn't
do what Warren said he fear
ed. Coming close" doesn't
count.
Nevertheless, the Book Pub
fishers Association, the Ma.
tional Association of Broad
casters, and the Authors
League have allowed them
selves to be drawn into John
ston's catchall group to OPP
pose the principle Of public
supervision of any medium of
expression = especially NOV
les.
JOHNSTON is HEAD Of
the Motion Picture Associa-
ton of America and the AS
ISOLATION of Motion Picture
Producers. AS MPAA head, he
is chiefly responsible for en-
forcement of the Motion Pic
ture Prod uction Code, in
which producers p e G
themselves to observe certain
canons of decency, morality
and good taste.
The code has been repeat
edly violated. Hollywood has
proved irresponsible, not re-
sponsible. Having neglected to
restrain itself, it now wants
to destroy all restraint.
I don't think Johnston will
succeed. The public should
see that he doesn't. But if he
does, then society's only re-
course is prosecution of pro-
ducers and publishers after
thew have shown their wares.
The radio-TV and book peo-
pie might find that Johnston
and they have jumped from
the frying pan into the fire.
The public's patience is not
endless.
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Sheriff of San Francisco and
J. Edgar Hoover it was a Com
munist-instigsted and led de-
fiance of law and order, at its
best, and riot, at its worst, by
young American students. We
feel that it would be safe to
say that in view of the state
ments of these three men
land many others the Opera.
tion Abolition movie can
safely be removed from the
classification of allegations
and now classified as fact.
1t has been enormously re-
ported that the promoters of
this film feel that the end
justifies the means. Possibly
a better way to put it would
be TO say that the end die
tates the means. cd. Note:
Really? p
In other words an effec-
tive way to show the conspir-
acy of Communism in action
Ghe end would be to show
actual movies (the means) of
the Communist conspirators
in action.
We have heard from differ
ent sources that the Ordinary
of our Diocese has expressed
the view that it be shown in
our high schools.
Here we are discussing pa
triotism and we started out
with reparation. Inyestiga.
ton of the former, however,
will point out the need for
the latter.
H.G.H
EDITORS NOTE: We have
no quarrel with showing act
ual movies to show Commun-
ism in action but to imply
through editing and dubbed
in commentary that all critics
of the HUAC are Commun-
lists or Communist dupes
seems to us an unjustifiable
meanS).
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Sum

Continued from page q
the bench in p~re-communist
days.
THEY ARE REPLACING
them with fanaticaI factory
workers and peasants - the
more fanatical the better
because they are politically
reliable and the Soviet
courts are simply the instru-
ment of the Party. So the
eXuberant young commun-
nists are rushed through
quickie courses to take the
place of the wise old men
who are sent to the camps
for "re-education."
That, however, is the Situa-
ton in Eastern Europe. Here
we like to see youthful exu-
berance but it would certain
ly be fatal if we ever arrived
at the state of thinking Of
enthusiasm as a substitute
for Gods best natural gift
intelligence.
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Play On
Parenthesis

Editor:
The editor, def has his
parenthesis showing. By the
def use OF same, along with
the slick play upon words, he
implies that the promotion
of a filmed expose by the
House Activities Committee of
the Communist inspired and
led San Francisco riots, is not
only controversial, but is also
a matter of confession.
In a moderate castigation
of writing in the Cath
Ollie Press, criticisms "of the
venerable ways of worship
of the Church Bishop George
Dryer of Leeds said:
THE editors of the Catholic
press would do well to remem-
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Emotionalism thus is substi-
tuted for reason. If we will
stop to think, however, we
will realize that censorship is
as censorship does.
What, in fact. is censor
ship?
IN ESSENCE, it is authori-
ty having something to say
about what shall be dissent
mated in public.
In a free country, the final
authority is the people. Cen
sorship, then, is ultimately
the people making judgments
about what should be general
ly circulated.
When censorship serves the
common good, it is good.
When it doesn't, it isn't. Ad-
mittedly it can be misused-
as can every instrument Of
law and order. 1t needs to be
controlled
What must never be surren-
dered, though. is the princi-
pie that legitimate authority,
in the interests of the general
welfare, has the right to some
regulation, in certain circum-
stances, of some public ex-
pressions.
THE US. SUPREME Court,
In a test case brought by a
film distributor, recently up
held that basic principle.
The court ruled, in the
words of Justice Tom c.
Clark, that theaters do not
have absolute freedom to ex-
hibit, at least once, any and
every kind of motion pic
ture."
A frontal assault upon that
principle has now been organ
lied by Hollywood car Eric
Johnston. He has lined up the
TV, radio and book industries
in a common front with the
movies.
Also backing Johnston are
groups of newspaper editors
and magazine writer's and pho
tographers.
Johnston's front is not at
lacking bad or capricious CEN
Sorship. Johnston seeks de-
struction of the principle that
public authority = that is, the
people-has any right to pre-
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Yardstick g..

Continued from page Il
all from the point Of view Of
Catholic social teaching? /
think not. And the fact that
it emanates from an organ
iZation which, on its own
authority and for its own
purposes, has appropriated
the venerable name of Cardi-
nal Mindszenty makes it all
the more regrettable.
THE GOOD CARDINAL de-
serves much better than this.
One would like to see his
name associated with the
kind of constructive anti-com-
munism outlined by the late
Pope Plus XI in his encycli-
cal of 1887, Divini Redemp.
toris.
THIS ~ENcYcLIcAL calls
for a number of far-reaching
social reforms which are
either being soft-pedaled or,
too often for comfort, are be-
ing ridiculed by many of the
current crop of extremist anti
communist organizations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14
Agrees And
Disagrees

Editor:
We note with interest the
Times Editorial on the aboli-
ton of the Lenten regulations
in some US. Dioceses and
must agree that we would
not like to be exposed to the
temptations to relax on our
acts of reparation. Although
we might attempt to keep
Lenten regulations regardless
of the dispensation, being
human with the concomitant
defect of the wilI) our ardor
would no doubt gradually
wane. Keeping this in mind
will help keep one from be-
coming envious, as the edi-
torial suggested, of those
who have been released from
the regulations.
incidentally, rather than
say, that, I'VE suppose the
Bishops of those Dioceses
have good reason for releas-
ing their people from the
Lenten Fast and Abstinence
laws" it might be a greater
act Of Faith to say that, I'VE
know that those Bishops had
good reasons"
Also, incidentally, it is our
understanding that the incl
dents which occurred at the
San Francisco Congressional
Hearings were somewhat more
than a mere "goings-on." Ac-
cording to the Mayor and