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Research Grant
Given Marquette
MILWAUKEE. Wise. (NC)
The Marquette University School
of Dentistry has received a grant
of $24,000 from the Department
of Health Education and Welfare
to continue research projects al
ready underway.
At the same time university
officials have announced that Mar
quette was the only Catholic school
included on a list oi 21 education
al institutions accredited to tram
dental hygenists. lhe accredita
tion came from the Council on
Dental Education of the American
Dental Association.
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PARIS (NC) The team of
alpinists of the Anciens Chanteurs
a la Croix de Bois was not
to carry out its project of a
Mass sung on the summit of
Blanc, an altitude of 15,781
the highest point in Europe.
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have never had Mass so close to
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Papal Encyclical Expected
To Proclaim Marian Tear
V ATICAN CITY (Radio. NC)
—The official proclamation of the
Marian Year to be observed
throughout the world in 1954 will
be through an Encvclical to he is
sued by His Holiness Pope Pius
XII. it has been learned.
No definite date has been set for
the publication of the document,
but it is widely rumored to be
around the middle oi this month.
However, nothing is known so far
to lend any substance to these ru
mors. and it is recalled here that
previous rumors put forth by cir
cles claiming to be “in the know”
have proved baseless.
Hiroshima's Catholics
Ask Prayers for Peace
HIROSHIMA. Japan (NC)
Catholics in this atom bombed city
have called for a Crusade of Prayer
for Peace.
Through a Jesuit priest, Father
Hubert Schiffer. S.J., Japanese
Catholics who survived the holo
caust in 1945 have asked Catholics
the world over to join with them
in a Perpetual Rosary Crusade for
peace among all nations.
VATICAN CITY (NO Vatican
sources declared as "untrue” re
ports the monks at St Bernard hos
pice in the Alps will discontinue
their work of mercy there.
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Mr. Rotonda is conducting class
es at three studios and has been
teaching for the past seven years
following his release from
army.
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OUR LADY APPEARED
WHERE
The Blessed Mother appeared 18 times to St. Bernadette Soubir
ous at Lourdes (above' in 1858. On the occasion of the last apparition
the Blessed Virgin identified herself by saying: “I am the Immacu
late Conception." To mark the centenary of the promulgation of the
dogma of the Immaculate Conception, Catholics of the United States
are beginning construction in 1954 of the Upper Church of the Na
tional Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.
As Matters Stand
Joe Brrig Says:
Income Tax and Parents
1 haven't a thing in the world
against doctors, lawyers, farmers,
dentists, artists and other self
employed persons.
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a thing against
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govern ment
seem to have
V something
against parents?
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talking about is
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ways and means
asked the other day
for sell employed
lawyers, farmers
committee w^s
to do something
persons -doctors,
and the like.
such groups ask
Spokesmen for
ed that they be allowed income tax
deductions for payments they
make to pension plans or retire
ment plans.
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The self-employed, said George
Roberts, speaking for the Ameri
can Bar Association, are being dis
criminated against.
Something ought to be done, he
asserted, “to help these
help themselves.’*
As I recall, the deduction was
$500 way back years ago, when a
dollar was a dollar.
Somewhere along the line, some
big-hearted Congress upped the
ante to $600.
n
Michael Rotonda, accord io
teacher with 2(1 year- ol experience
in the field oi music, is now ac
cepting students for private class
es which will get undci way Feb.
2.
Maybe the $100 increase made
some slight sense al the time it
was passed.
l«rs then
saving of $150 wouldn't
child for a year,
Ohio
people to
shouldn't
help par
themselves.
ALL RIGHT. But
something be done to
ents not only to help
hut to help America?
an income
a year for
A parent is allowed
tax deduction of $600
each dependent child.
present tax
a real sav-
On most incomes, at
rates, that amounts to
ing of something like $150 to $200.
Is there anybody who will deny
that it costs many times that much
nowadays to rear a boy or girl
from infamy to young manhood or
young womanhood that is to say,
to American citizenship?
A deduction of $600 for each
child is piddling. It's almost an in
sult to American lathers and moth
ers.
Dollars were still dol
although even then a
rear a
or ev en come
Today, the $600 deduction is lan
lastically low. The deduction for
each child ought to be raised tn at
least $1,200, merely to put parents
in lhe same position they were in
when the $600 figure was lust
adopted.
the
And even that wasn’t a position
o throw your hat in the air about.
A deduction oi $1,200 would
meal), for most parents, a tax sav
ing ol say, $300 or possibly $400
Anybody interested in trying to
tear a faintly in a city for that
amount It can't be done now
adays. not if the youngsters arc
to have lhe proper food, clothing,
medical and dental care, and so on.
Still, it would help And 1 think
it s high tune Congress got around
to doing some thinking about help
ing parents.
Without parents, there wouldn't
be any America.
W e spend fabulous sums on pro
moling public health combatting
juvenile delinquency, and that sort
of thing.
It would lie a lot cheapci in the
long run to get down to the source
and help fathers and mothers pro
vide piopei environment lor their
families.
If you're in business or indus
try oi most any kind ot enterprise,
you can deduct tiom vour income
tax $6 steaks, rounds of expensive
drinks, night club and theater pai
tic and even sillier things when
you're entertaining “prospective
customers
5 on can deduct Cadillacs. Pull
mans and any other luxury you
fancy, so long as they re in the
“Imo of business.”
5 ou can bo merely a salaried
employe sent out to show a “visit
mg fireman" a good tune, and you
can live like an oriental potentate
as long as your constitution
stand it
can
the
the
But the minute you open
door ot your home, which is
foundation of America and of
ilization, you re the forgotten man
Congress worries about everybody
but you You're expected to carry
the whole iutuie oi the nation on
your back and for thanks you get
a concession of something like
$150 a year lor each of the
youngsters who will make or break
America tomorrow
I propose that the Hou-e Ways
and Means Committee give this
matter a good big long think.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, S E E E 12 5 1 953
News In Brief
CINCINNATI In the past year,
an estimated 50.000 persons in the
Cincinnati area have begun—or re
sumed—the wearing of the Brown
Scapular, one of the most
ed and most widespread
tions to Mary.
privileg
of devo-
of inter
result of
This rising groundswell
est in lhe scapular is the
a quiet but intensive campaign by
members of the Third Order of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, the Cath
olic War Veterans, the Legion
Mary, and other groups, as well
individual laymen and women.
CINCINNATI Enrollment
figures at the two archdiocesan
seminaries, Mt. St. Mary's and
St. Gregory's, are reported about
the same as last year. Mt. St.
Mary's has 273 students and St.
Gregorys began the year with
290.
ELYRIA A fire of undeter
mined origin recently broke out in
the vestibule of the newly decorat
ed St. Agnes Church, causing
age estimated at $5,000.
dam-
for
CLEVELAND Except
any hard-cover editions
might be around, the Youngs
town-trial book, “Down All
Your Streets”, is not available—
because apparently nobody wants
it. The Cleveland library does
not have any edition of the book
in its main library catalogue.
that
YOUNGSTOWN launching in
to an all-out war against peddlers
of poisonous literature, Police
Chief Edward J. Allen has begun a
series of arrests that he claims are
his only weapon in the long-stand
ing battle over books in this Ohio
city. Forbidden by Federal Court
at Lourdes
hutch Sending
200 Sick Children
To Lourdes Shrine
ROERMOND. Holland (NC)
Catholics throughout Holland are
awaiting with extraordinary inter
est a special pilgrimage of 200 in
curably sick Dutch children to the
famed shrine of Our Lady of Lour
des in France. It will take place
from September 28 to October 5.
First of its kind in lhe almost
100-year history of the world re
nowned Marian shrine, the pilgrim
age will be under the auspices of
the Limburg section of the Nation
al Association for Pilgrimages.
of
as
Taking part in the children s pil
grimage—it will be made up of
youngsters from one to 15—will be
69-year-old Bishop Joseph Lem
mens of Roermond. who is often
spoken of in Holland as “Our Lady's
Bishop”
The sick children will bring with
them to Lourdes petitions also from
other ailing youngsters These “let
ters to Our Lady” will be placed
io the Lourdes grotto during the
pilgrimage exercises.
Meanwhile. 600.000 Dutch Ca
tholic schoolchildren, led by 17.000
teachers, will offer dailv prayers
on behalf of the 200 children, and
the thousands of other invalid boys
and girls throughout Holland who
can go to Lourdes only in spirit.
It was reported here that author
ities in Lourdes have hailed the
children's pilgrimage with much
enthusiasm and have promised ev
ery possible cooperation.
injunction to continue his “cold
war” against obscene pocket-size
books, the Police Chief opened fire
on individual books with an arrest
and prosecution campaign.
Ine tirms usteo heie deserve tc
be remembered when you are dt*
tributmg vour patronage 'n these
different lines of business
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Catholics will erect the Upper
Church of the Shrine in 1954 to
mark the centenary of the pro
mulgation of the dogma cf the
Immaculate Conception. The
Bishops of the United States are
conducting a nation-wide appeal
to raise funds for this work. In
most parts of the United States
the Appeal will be held on Sun
day, December 6.
UNIONTOWN, Pa. (NO
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_________________ _______ plays, stories, radio
programs—all have brought to millions of every faith the heart
warming story of little Bernadette and her Vision of the Holy Lady.
WHAT HELP DO YOU NEED?
initial Procession
For Peace Held
DENNISON lhe annual Proces
sion for Peace was held here Sun
day. Sept. 20. The annual event,
promoted by Immaculate Concep
tion Church, is an expression of
public reverence lor the Mother of
God. to celebrate the Assumption
of the Blessed Virgin Mary into
Heaven, and serves as a prayer pe
titioning the powerful intercession
of the Blessed Mother to her Di
vine Son for Peace in the world.
The procession followed the
High Mass at 11:00 a. m. at Im
maculate Conception. Father Hugh
Gilbert celebrant.
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Brother Gibhoney
Note At Fordham
Brother Joseph Gibboney. C.S.C.,
a former member of SI. Thomas
parish in Columhus, will begin
graduate studies at Fordham Uni
versity in New York leading to
a
Master's Degree in Social Service.
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eral Boys’ Homes operated
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at St. Edwards High. Lakewood.
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Fourth Degree Knights of Colum
bus who acted as guards of honor.
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the ceremonies at the church.
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