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COOKIES WITH FISH PROTEIN! — Msgr. John Romaniello and Under Secretary of the Interior James K. Carr sample cookies and bread made with Fish Protein Concentrate at a luncheon given in Washington by Secretary Udall. Msgr. Romaniello is famed for manufacturing and distributing in Asia 5,000,000 pounds of noodles annually which are made from raw materials provided by the American people through the Food for Peace program. Oh. Park's Racial Policy Priests Lead Parishioners In Second Interfaith Rally BALTIMORE —(NC)— Seven priests led some 175 parishioners in the picket line as Catholics joined Protestants and Jews in a second massive protest , against seg regated facilities at Gwynn Oak amusement park in suburban Woodlawn. In the picket line also were 50 members of the Catholic Inter racial council of Baltimore. They carried signs which read: “All Men are Made in the Image of God,” “Must Christ be crucified On ‘Grim’ Oak?" and “Can’t We Catholics Even Play Bingo To gether?” ANOTHER SIGN READ: “Cath olics Have Been All Too Slow.. —A quotation from the Lenten pastoral letter of Archbishop Law rence J. Shehan of Baltimore con demning segregation and urging efforts to overcome it. - A total of 101 persons were ar rested in the (July 7) demonstra tion, which occurred just three days after a July 4 protest in which 283 persons were arrested. Those arrested were charged with violating Maryland’s law against trespassing. While the pickets paraded for over an hour outside the park, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Demonstrators in groups of 10 to 15 attempted to enter the park, had the trespass law read to them and were arrested when they refused to leave. POLICE DOGS were brought in by Baltimore county police to con trol the crowd of several thousand white persons who heckled the 400 demonstrators whenever an arrest was made. One white woman dem onstrator, Allison Turaj of Wash ington, D.C., was injured by a hurled rock. But she refused treat ment, was arrested and taken to jail. Five of the seven priests who took part in the demonstration are Josephites. The priests who par Hungary Okays Naming Bishops To Vacant Sees VIENNA —(NC)— Deputy Pre mier Gyula Kallai of communist Hungary told newsmen here that his government will approve as signments by His Holiness Pope Paul VI of new bishops to head his country’s vacant dioceses. He said that the government’s only requirement is that “the bish ops respect the laws of the Hun garian state,” and added: “We have no intention of ob structing such a measure (by Pope Paul) and we are sure it will be useful.” Meanwhile, it was also reported here that improved Church-State relations was one of the topics dis cussed by U Thant, Secretary Gen eral of the United Nations, in his talks with Hungarian leaders dur ing his visit there in early July. Of Hungary’s 13 Sees, seven are either vacant or have Ordinaries who are impeded in their work. Two of the three archdioceses — Eger and Kalocsa — are vacant, and the third is headed by Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty of Esztergom, now living in asylum at the U.S. legation in Budapest. Arabs Would Welcome Statement About-Jews NEW YORK —(NC)— Arab and Jewish organizations agreed here that they would welcome a state ment from the Second Vatican Council condemning anti-Semitism. The Arab Information Center and the American Council for Judaism issued separate comments after a report that the first ses sion of the council put aside a condemnation for fear of antago nizing Arab states. The report later was denied. A spokesmen for the Arab League said it would welcome a clear statement against discrimi nation, “but distinguishing between Judaism and Jews on the one hand and the political-national Zionist Israeli axis on the other hand.” This, said the statement “could not be viewed as offensive to the Arab states.” Clarence L. Coleman, Jr., presi dent of the American Council of Judaism, said he had written to Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apos tolic Delegate in the United States, saying that such a statement “would evoke the strong moral en dorsement of Christians, Moslems and Jews.” Misgiving based on fear of an tagonizing the Arab states, he said, stem from a “serious misconcep tion” concerning “the relationship of Judaism and Jews to Zionism and the State of Israel.” Council's Central Commission Completes Review of Projects VATICAN CITY — (Radio, NC) — The Central Coordinating Com mission of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council has held its third session and completed its review of the projects to be sub mitted to the council when it re convenes on September 29. Also discussed was a proposal for improving press services dur ing the council’s second session. THE SESSION was presided over by the commission president, Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, Papal Secretary of State. All cardinal members of the commission save Francis Cardinal Spellman, Arch bishop of New York, were present. Also attending was Archbishop John J. Krol of Philadelphia, who is an undersecretary of the com mission. The session was to have been held in June but was post poned because of the death of Pope John XXIII. During the first meeting the commission reviewed two projects, one on the missions and the other on the sacrament of Matrimony. The project on the missions was introduced by Carlo Cardinal Con falonieri, Secretary of the Sacred Consistorial Congregation, a mem ber of the central commission, in the presence of Gregorio Cardinal Agagianian, Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, and Archbishop Pietro Sigismondi, Secretary of the same congregation. Both are Build with Brick LEE BRICK & TILE COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Bricks Sanford, N. C. top officials of the council Com mission for the Missions. THE PROJECT on matrimony was introduced by Benedetto Car dinal Aloisi Masella, Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Church, in the presence of the secretaries of the three council bodies that helped to draft it — the Theological Com mission, the Commission for the Discipline of the Sacraments and the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity. At its second meeting of the session, the Central Coordinating Commission studied a synthesis of the final chapters of the project on the nature of the Church (de Ecclesia). The revised version of the project was presented by Leo Cardinal Suenens, Archbishop of Malines-Brussels. Michael Cardi nal Browne, O.P., Vice President of the Theological Commission, and Father Sebastian Tromp, S.J., Secretary of the same commission, assisted in the presentation. CARDINAL SUENENS then re ported on the work done by the mixed commission composed of members of the Theological Com mission and the unity secretariat on revising the parts of the proj INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY J. Stephenson, Agent ALL FORMS OF Fire, Casualty & Marine INSURANCE Tryon, N. C. ect on the nature of the Church in which the two bodies have a mu tual interest. Fernando Cardinal Cento, president of the Commission on Communications Media and the Lay Apostolate, and Msgr. Achille Glorieux, secretary of the same commission, joined in the presen tation. CALL CHECKER CAB COMPANY For Prompt Service CALL ED 3-5115 800 S. Davidson CHARLOTTE, N. C. ticipated are: Father Joseph Con nolly, a cochairman of the Bal timore Interfaith Committee for Human Rights and moderator of the Baltimore Catholic Interracial Council; Father Robert A. Reed, Pastor of St. Gregory the Great church; Father Henry Offer, S.S.J., pastor of St. Peter Claver parish, and his assistant, Father William McKenna, S.SJ.; Father Henry Maloney, S.S.J., pastor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, and his as sistant, Father Walter Cerbin, S. S.J.; andd Father John Barnett, S. S.J., Pastor of St. Pius the Fifth parish. Predicts Continued from page 1A the Church and the world face to day, it will not bypass the spiritual bond — so I sincerely hope.” The monsignor said “it is true there has been opposition to a statement on the Jews by the coun cil out of fear that it would be misconstrued as political interfer ence,” and he conceded that this fear “is not as farfetched as it seems.” “Nor are some Jewish spokes men without blame in this respect, without responsibility for having created or fostered this fear,” he added. Msgr. Oesterreicher said that in an article written for a Catholic magazine “an American-Jewish writer was so carried away by his ‘enthusiasm’ that he suggested that the council crown its work by rec ognizing the State of Israel.” $ 0%’s Specializing In Diamonds and Diamond Designing Leading Jewelers and Silversmiths EST. 1881 128 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, N.C.
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