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JAckson 3-8282 Each Account Insured Up To $10,000.00 SAVE BY MAIL Parents Deal Blow To Segregationist Hopes In New Orleans As Enrollments In Catholic Schools Approach Record PAGE 2—THE BULLETIN, April 28, 1962 NEW ORLEANS, (NC)-Catho- lic parents here appear to have dealt a smashing blow to se gregationist hopes for a boy cott of Catholic schools when they are desegregated next fall. An “informal survey” by the New Orleans and archdiocesan school office indicates that the number of children in greater New Orleans Catholic schools in l962-’63 may equal or ex ceed the previous all-time high. By April 11, some 90 per cent of the children enrolled in Catholic schools had indi cated that they would return next September, according to the school office survey, made public (April 12) by the arch diocesan Bureau of Informa tion. The initial figures did not in clude new pupils seeking admis sion to kindergarten and the first year of high schools. They were scheduled to enroll later. At present, the total Catholic MARIETTA LASSITER DRUG COMPANY 1017 Roswell St. Phone 9-4435 Marietta, Ga. Fletchers Jewelers and Photographers 'Quality at every price level' 48 WEST PARK SQUARE PHONE 8-8545 MARIETTA. GA. ATLANTA O’JCeffey’•-* A Complete Rental Service DRESS FORMAL..THE MODERN WAY, fed N*« Haftdvow# W— far and boy*. trtdat Oownt, BridotmoM Drosto* •od Cocktal DrtiMi in Mto lotod fashion*. Also hoops and srinoiino* toioct tfco sorroo attlro to* fhot spociol occasion Wo’ll bo vory happy to holp you with ony Formal Woor problom* 0'J(JL*\3nc. Ml MltchoH Stroot, S.W., JA 2-9960 CLARK TWO COMPLETE PLANTS 1007 Peachtree Si.. N. E, — TR. 6-7391 3189 Maple Drive. N. E., Buckhead — CE. 3-5311 • * 5 Convenient “Pick-up Branches to Serve You Befteer: 896 Peachtree St.. N. E. — TRinity 5-2876 914 Piedmont Avenue, N. E. — TRinity 4-7819 1572 Piedmont Ave., N. E. — TRinity 5-1710 1987 Howell Mill Road. N. E. — TRinity 6-1771 Norihwood Shopping Center — GLendale 7-9037 Lonox Square Branch LISTED STOCKS PRIMARY MARKETS IN APPROXIMATELY 100 UNLISTED STOCKS CORPORATE BONDS — UNDERWRITINGS TAX-FREE MUNICIPAL BONDS INVESTMENT COUNSELING PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS J. C. Bradford & Co. Members of the New York Stock Exchange & American Exchange Thomas H. Stafford, Resident Manager Joseph G. Smith, Accounl Executive SUITE 736. BANK OF GEORGIA BUILDING PHONE JAckson 2-6834 ATLANTA. GA. school enrollment here is 61,025 in 116 elementary school and 14,682 in 37 high schools. There are 10,851 Ne gro students in 30 Catholic schools. The massive school enroll ment seemed a flat contradic tion of predictions by segrega tionists that Catholic schools here faced a “mass boycott” after the March 27 school inte gration order by Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel. At the same time the school enrollment figures were an nounced, Msgr. Charles J. Plauche, archdiocesan chancel lor, disclosed that attendance at Mass and the sacraments and contributions to ‘ church col lections had remained at their usual levels throughout the archdiocese and had increased in some places. Msgr. Plauche singled out the April 1, Laetare Sunday, Bis hops’ Relief Fund collection for comment. He said preliminary returns showed contributions at 95 per cent of the alltime high set in 1961, and added that late contributions could bring the to tal above last year’s record. Observers noted that April 1 was the first Sunday after the school integration order was announced. Some segrega tionists had urged Catholics to withhold financial support to the Church in protest. The fact that 90 per cent of the children in greater New Orleans Catholics schools had indicated their intention of re turning next year by April 11 did not tell the full story. The entire week of April 8 had been set aside for this pre-regis tration, and thus students still had several more days to sig nify their intentions. In addition, the first wave of registrations accounted only for students who were to remain in the same schools next year. Pu pils planning to enter kinder garten or the first year of high school were instructed to re gister later (April 13 and 14). The archdiocesan information bureau said the processing of these new enrollees would take several days, and figures on them would not immediately be available. Judging by preliminary indi cations, the bureau said, “the number of boys and girls plan ning to continue their education in parochial schools of the area should equal the record enroll ment of last year.” “Some parochial schools within the metropolitan area report advance registration figures which may exceed the peaks reached last year,” the bureau added. The bureau’s statement said the enrollment situation in Catholic high schools “also re mains stable.” It said there DECATUR Any Tinqe — Anywhere Call a TAXI RADIO CABS DECATUR CO-OP CABS ?19 Howard Ave. 24-Hour Service Passengers Insured Trips Anywhere DR. 7-3866 — DR. 7-1701 DECATUR. GA. CHAMBLEE NELSON-RIVES REALTY. INC. 3665A. Clairmont Road CHAMBLEE, GEORGIA Formerly Sml-.Nel Realty Co., Ine. Howard C. Nelson. President Ernest M. Rives, Secretary-Treas. CHAMBLEE PLAZA Shoe Repair ORTHOPEDIC AND PRESCRIPTION WORK Locaied At Chamblee Plaza 5458 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. A. C. ELMORE. Owner Formerly of Wieuca Shoe Rebuilders CaAtlebi terry J SELLING THE BEST IN APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE 3614 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road Chamblee, Georgia CASTLEBERRY'S HOME STORE, INC. Chamblee, Georgia GE Appliances - TV - Stereo Zenith TV - Stereo Brand Name Furniture Floor Coverings Lamps and Accessories C & S Charge Account Service Personalized Payment Plans Free Store Side Parking Money Orders Collection Agency for All Utilities Office: GLendale 7-0216 would be “no dearth of appli cants” for vacancies in the freshman classes of the schools. The statement noted that each parochial school in the arch diocese “has been instructed to keep all its children already en rolled, whether they are parish ioners or not, as long as the parents wish that they continue in this school.” But, it said, new applicants for admission to parochial schools would have to be “bona fide parishioners.” This appeared to rule out the possibility that parents could transfer their children from their parish school to another parochial school in an effort to place them in an all-white school or class. “No child already enrolled will be asked to leave to make room for another, at either a parochial or a private Catho lic school,” the statement said. Msgr. Plauche said in his statement that “personal con versations” with all pastors in the greater New Orleans area and many outside the area indi cated that “attendance at Mass on Sundays as well as recep tion of the sacraments continues to be typically good.” Msgr. Plauche said col lections for church support “have remained at their regular level, and have in creased in some parishes.” He then cited the response to the Laetare Sunday Bishops Re lief Fund collection, which had equaled 95 per cent of the re cord set in 1961. He added: “Late contributions may ac tually bring the final total up to or above last year’s record to tal.” Bishop Bell’s Enthronement May 15th SACRAMENTO, Calif., (NC) James Francis Cardinal McIn tyre, Archbishop of Los Angeles will enthrone the Most Rev. Alden J. Bell as Bishop of Sac ramento on May 15 in Blessed Sacrament cathedral here. Bishop Bell, who served as Auxiliary to Cardinal McIntyre since 1956, was named to head the Sacramento See early this month. He succeedes Archbish op Joseph T. McGucken, who was enthroned as head of the San Francisco archdiocese on April 3. Ask Prayers For Catholics; See Wide Gulf THE HAGUE, (NC) — The Dutch Reformed Church issued a pamphlet calling on the Cal vinists of the Netherlands to “pray for the Catholic brothers and sisters in Christ.” But it said also: “Risking the danger of being considered doctrinal spoil sports, we must insist that the abyss dividing the belief of the Dutch Reformed Church and Ro man Catholic dogma is deeper than many Catholic theologians think when they state that the Reformation can be integrated into the whole of Catholic truth.” The 34-page pamphlet, en titled “The Attitude of the Re formed Church towards the Ro man Catholic Church and Its Members,” was issued by the General Synod of the Dutch Re formed Church, the country’s major Protestant denomination. The authors stated that the pam phlet was not to be considered a response to a statement on ecumenical matters published by the Catholic Hierarchy sev eral weeks earlier. The Calvinist document said that despite mixed feelings among some Protestants to ward increasing Protest ant contacts, such discussions ought to continue. FIGHT CANCER Rejects Claim That Birth Control Pills Are ‘Moral Equivalent 9 Of Rhythm ROANOKE, Va., (NC)-Claims that using oral contraceptives to avoid pregnancy is the “moral equivalent” of the rhy thm method of birth control are “totally without founda tion,” a moral of theologian said here. Father John J. Lynch, S.J , of Weston (Mass ) College, told a Carolinas-Virginia regional meeting of Catholic hospital of ficials that a “concerted effort” is under way by birth control proponents to promote the new birth control pills. “One feature of this project would appear to be an attempt to persuade Catholics that the avoidance of pregnancy by means of the pills is the moral equivalent of periodic con tinence and hence altogether consistent with Catholic teach ing on conjugal chastity,” Father Lynch said (April 11). “That this allegation is to tally without foundation is emi nently clear to anyone who is theologically informed,” he de clared. The Jesuit said use of the birth control pills to correct a serious organic malfunction is justified ‘‘if the patient truly does not intend the temporary sterility which may follow as an incidental and unavoidable effect. ” The average man should equip his temper with shock absorb ers,, CE 7-8694 • Free Inspection 2730 Piedmont Road, N. E. Atlanta 5. Georgia SEEKS UNITY — Dr. Max Lackmann, a Lutheran min ister who is devoting his en ergies to Christian unifica tion in Germany, is touring the U. S. to observe progress here toward Protestant-Cath olic reunion. Pastor Lack mann, as a result of a four- year informal dialogue with four other Protestant church men, formed the League for Evangelical and Catholic Re union in 1960. he _ Qtfantan HOTEL. • FREE PARKING • TV & AIR CONDITIONING • FAMOUS MIAMI BUFFET • PERSIAN LOUNGE • CENTER OF ATLANTA LUCKIE AT CONE ST. 4 Good Address in Atlanta Prepare And Senre WONDERFUL MEALS IN MINUTES. 1 AVAILABLE AT LEADINa GROCERS OUR LADY Or THE HILLS CAMP A Catholic camp for boys and girls ages 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Large modern pool, mountain lake, with all camping activities guided by trained counselors. Ideal accommodations for visiting par ents. Camp provides pick-up service to or from nearest rail, air, bus terminal. 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