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Services For Mary C. Genzer SAVANNAH •- Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Mary C. Genzer, former Savannahian, who died October 22 in Tokyo were held November 5th at the Blessed Sacrament Church, Rev. Ed ward R. Frank officiating. SERVICES FOR J. F. CUTCLIFF, JR. ATLANTA — Funeral serv ices for Mr. John Francis Cut- cliff Jr. were held October 13th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. V. P. Brennan officiating. Survivors are Mrs. John Fran cis Cutcliff Jr., Riverside, Calif., formerly of Atlanta; Mr. John Michael Cutcliff, Miss Kathy Ann Cutcliff, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cutcliff Sr, Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Cutcliff, Mariet ta; Mr. Charles Robert Cutcliff. Best Wishes From “FIRST IN BRUNSWICK” SEABOARD Construction Co. BRUNSWICK, CA. Installed Constantine Boha- chevsky, (above) was install ed, November 1, as the first Ukrainian Metropolitan of the Slavic-Byzantine Rite Cath olics in the United States, at Philadelphia. (NC Photos) Men who live on promises have a slim chance of being successful. POPE SENDS CONDOLENCES TO DETROIT SEE DETROIT, (NC) — A message was received here from His Holiness Pope John XXIII ex pressing “heartfelt sympathy” with the Archdiocese of Detroit on the death of Cardinal Ed ward Mooney. The fact that the cablegram was signed by the Pope himself rather than a Vatican official was regarded as unusual and a sign of the new Pontiff’s special affection for the late Cardinal. The message is believed to be his first to the U. S. since be coming Pope. The message said: “We hasten to express our heartfelt sympathy with the Archdiocese of Detroit in the loss it has sustained by the death of its beloved Ordinary, the late Cardinal Mooney. “With the assurance of our prayers for the happy repose of his soul, we also ask Al mighty God to console and com fort the clergy, Religious and faithful of the bereaved arch diocese, and in pledge of that heavenly favor we impart to them our paternal Apostolic blessing.” Good character is still the best collateral for a loan. Eleven In Group Which Represented President Eisenhower WASHINGTON, (NC) — Eight persons accompanied the three-member delegation repre senting President Eisenhower at the cornation of His Holiness Pope John XXIII. Principal members of the delegation were Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell, Deputy Undersecretary of State Robert D. Murphy and Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, former U. S. Ambassador to Italy. Secretary Mitchell was accom panied by Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Murphy by his daughter Rose mary, and Mrs. Luce by her husoand, publisher Henry R. Luce. Brig. Gen. Emmett B. Cassady was military aide to the group. Robert Donhauser and Mrs. Marion O. Johnson, assistants to Mr. Murphy; Frank E. Mae- strone, State Department expert on Italian affairs, and John W. Leslie of the Secretary of Labor’s staff were in the party. HUMAN NATURE All the world’s a stage, and it’s surprising how many people think they are entitled to free passes. Brunswick Coca-Cola Bottling Company THE BULLETIN, November 15, 1958—PAGE 5 France, New Pope’s Home For 9 Years, Hails Election By Martial Massiani istry released a communique (Radio, N.C.W.C. News Service) stating that: PARIS — France, where Car- “The election of Cardinal dinal Angelo Roncalli spent Roncalli was welcomed with nine years as apostolic nuncio, marked satisfaction in French hailed his election to the papacy diplomatic circles.” It said he with special fervor. left with all who met him the President Rene Coty sent a impression of “an extremely telegram to His Holiness Pope good man,” and added, it, was John XXIII telling him that “all remembered with pleasure that Frenchmen rejoice” in his elec- “after his elevation to the pur- tion. Premier Charles de Gaulle pie, it was the President of the said his joy was in unison “with Republic, then Vincent Auriol, that of all Christendom.” ' who gave him the cardinalitial The president of the Protes- biretta, the insignia of his high tant Federation of France call- office. ed on non-Catholic Christians to Pastor Marc Boegner, presi- pray for the new Pope, and the dent of the Protestant Federa- Grand Rabbi of France express- tion of France, said: ed hope that the new pontifi- “While the throng in Rome cate would be one of peace and was acclaiming Pope .John of mutual accord between the XXIII, I thought of the crush- various spiritual families. j n g responsibility that confronts The message President Coty t h e successor of Pius XII and I sent Pope John said: remarked that non-Catholic “On this historic date when Christians as well as Catholics the Catholic Church is celebrat- should surround him with their ing the elevation of Your Holi- prayers. I implore God to in- ness to the pontifical throne, I spire in the new Pope decisions ask you to accept my ardent and making the dialogue between respectful felicitations, and at the Roman Church and the other the same time the fervent wish- Christian churches not only, pos es of the peoples of France and sible but efficacious and in- t h e French community (over- dispensable.” seas) for a long and happy reign. Grand Rabbi Jacob Kaplan’s “All Frenchmen, particular- statement said: ly those like myself who have “On the occasion of the new had the privilege of meeting Pope’s election, we express you, rejoice in hailing you as wishes that at last peace will the successor of Pope Pius XII, reign and understanding and you whom he sent to France as mutual accord between the di- his eminent representative.” verse spiritual families will be Gen. de Gaulle’s telegram to strengthened. the Pope said: “Uniting my joy with that of SHOOK UP all Christendom, I beg Your You can be sure that the man Holiness to receive my homage who tries to convince you that and filial respect.” success is a matter of luck is one France’s Foreign Affairs min- who has failed. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA LEWIS CRAB FACTORY R. L PECK MACHINE & TOOL COMPANY Goodyear Park Telephone 2881 Brunswick, Georgia We Invite Your Account We Appreciate Your Patronage AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA — Established 1389 — I. M. 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