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ECONOMIC, SOCIAL Vatican Donates ToU.N. Program UNrTED NATIONS, N.Y. (NC) —The Vatican has made its eighth annual donation to two UN programs for economic and social development. Token con tributions of $1,000 each were made to the UN Technical As sistance Program and the UN Special Fund by Msgr, Alberto Giovannetti, the Holy See’s per manent UN observer. Though the gift is a “sym bolic” one, Msgr. Giovannetti told a pledging conference, it is matched on the practical plane by the work of thousands of priests, Sisters and laymen in the underdeveloped lands who are doing a technical assistance task without calling it such. “THERE is also behind this contribution,” the Holy See's representative continued, “the teaching of the Church, which has ever reminded States of the duty of international solidarity and encouraged Catholics to participate in the various tech nical assistance programs.” Msgr. Giovannetti recalled that Pope Paul Vi’s first Christ mas Message was devoted t> the needs of the developing coun tries, The Holy Father had not ed that they were rightly proud of their liberty and sovereignty and that their need was not for “self-interested and humiliat ing charity but for scientific and technical assistance and for solidarity based on the friend ship of all nations.” Commenting on a proposal yet to be decided by the General Assembly that the Special. Fund and Technical Assistance pro grams be combined, Msgr. Gio vannetti expressed the hope that this would increase “the note worthy and meritorious efforts for development” already un dertaken by the UN. THE appointment of a per manent UN observer by the Vatican, Msgr. Giovannetti commented, was further proof of the ‘ ‘good will with, which the Holy See looks not only up on the UN's activities to keep the peace but also the organiza tion’s efforts to eliminate the economic, social and technical imbalances which unhappily still exist among the children of our one Father.” Target for the 1964 Pledging Conference is $150 million. THE Special Fund helps low SPANISH WEDDING VEILS I Exquisite handmade with silk thread, Imported directly from Spain. Also mantillas. Assorted designs, sizes and colors. Call or write: LOPEZ IMPORTERS Tel. 237-7998 Box 13954 St. K Atlanta, Ga. income countries to acquire de tailed knowledge of their natural resources and economic poten tial, aids in setting up research institutes for applying technolo gy, and establishes facilities for training nationals to make better use of domestic resour ces. Under the Technical Assis tance program 120 countries and territories are currently receiving expert advice and training opportunities in many projects. The program is ad ministered jointly by the UN and several specialized agen cies, such as the World Health Organization, the Food and Agricultural Organization, the International Labor Organiza tion, UNESCO, and the Inters national Telecommunications Union. Nuns To Chile WILTON, Conn. (CN)~The Wilton Province of the School Sisters of Notre Dame has sent the first of a group of six Sis ters to open a foundation in Santiago, Chile, and to aid a native sisterhood in Los Andes, Chile. BISHOP-ELECT Joseph F. Donnelly, pastor of St. John the Baptist church. New Haven. Conn., has been named by Pope Paul VI to be the titular Bishop of Na- bala and Auxiliary to Arch bishop Henry J. O’Brien of Hartford. The new bishop is a widely known social action and community relations leader. Air Travelers Are Dispensed Catholic passengers on all flights of United Air Lines are now permitted to eat meat on Fridays and other days of ab stinence, following dispen sations granted by the Holy See in Rome, according to E.T. Connell, the company’s sales manager here *. The special dispensation also applies to Catholic members of United’s flight crews. tfritoSfQ I [iMHMitmttmwmtmtm! GARDEN HILLS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY PICKED UP & DELIVERED Your Xmas Sundry Headquarters 2815 Peachtree Road N. E. Atlanta, Ga. CE 3-1146 SENSIBLE TOYS SENSIBLY PRICED EVERY TOY DISCOUNT-PRICED1 3687 Roswell Rd., N.E. Cherokee Ploxo Toco Hill N. Decatur Ploxo Sandy Springs North Use your C & S Credit Card LEGION OF DECENCY MOVIE RATINGS A-l-Morally Unobjectionable for General Patronage Alakazam, The Great Angel in a Taxi Boy Who Caught a Crook Brass Bottle. 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Observers here said the oc casion marked the first time that such a gathering of Catho lic dignitaries had been seen at a Communist embassy rece ption. WASHINGTON (NC) — The modern world is facing a wholly new situation in regard to affluence and poverty—and this situation presents wes tern Christians with a wholly new challenge to action. Brit ish economist Barbara Ward said here. Miss Ward (Lady Robert Jackson), an editor of the Economist magazine and au thor of such books as “The Rich Nations and the Poor Na tions,’’ said that for the first time in history the industri alized western nations possess the resources to eradicate global poverty, ’’WE have the resources, we have the skills,” she declar ed, and thus the response of the West, whether action or inaction, is truly "a matter of moral choice and moral will.” Miss Ward spoke (Nov. 13) at a general session of the 32nd national convention of the Na tional Council of Catholic Wo men on the theme “Do God’s Charity.” Overall-convention theme was “Vatican Council II and You.” Some 5,000 per sons attended. The British author and eco nomist began by noting that in past centuries there was a "built-in technoligical limita tion” on how much the well- off could do to help the poor. Today, however, science and technology have given the wealthy nations the ability to put an end to poverty, if they wish, she said, adding that this fact creates ”a wholly new context” for the exercise of charity. AID to underdeveloped na tions, she said, is "not just a giveaway program” but rather aims at “the creation of self-help and self-res pect.” She said that in the past 30 or 40 years the indus trialized western nations have made a "breakthrough to sus tained wealth” as a founda tion for their efforts to aid CAUSE FUROU the underdeveloped. Miss Ward defended the idea of foreign assistance on grounds both of self-interest and Christian responsibility. She pointed out that western colonialism— involving at times exploitation and racism — has left a residue of re- sentament in many former colonial countries. THUS, she said, communist appeals find “an echo in lo cal ears” and “an element of bitterness has been added to the frustration of being semi-mode mized, " Non western peoples, she warned, loo u at the West with "envy and often anger.” Moreover, she continued, the Judaeo-Christian tradi tion has always felt "absolute outrage” at situations where the rich fail to help the poor. From this point of view, she remarked, Karl Marx, the ideological founder of com munism, could be regarded as “the last of the Jewish pro phets” voicing outrage at ex ploitation of the poor. While the West’s sense of responsibility has advanced over what it was in Marx’s time, she said, nevertheless even today many are "igno rant” about the plight of the poor. In facing the problem of pov erty, she said, an individual’s first duty as a Christian is to be convinced that "we can do something about it.” She said the appropriate response to claims by congressmen that the U. S. will bankrupt itself by its aid programs. AT THE same time, she said, there is a “special Christian obligation of hope” to counteract tendencies to impatience and despair when aid programs do not turnout to be immediately successful. She said there is need for a “sustained effort” in the area of foreign aid extending over many years. Russian Students Join The Church MUNICH, Germany (NC)-—Two young students at Moscow’s Le nin Teachers Institute caused a furor last month when they we re baptized as Catholics at St. Louis Catholic Church in Mos cow. According to Radio Liberty, n □□□ □□□ OOP DPP n the Russian-language radio sta tion which beams its programs into the Soviet Union, the action was particularly galling to the Soviets because ot.o of theyou- ths, indentified as Vladimir Krutikov, had just been appoint ed a political instructor for Ko msomol, the communist youth organization. KRUTIKOV and Vladimir Khazanov were received into the Church after first declaring in a letter that “we cannot endure it any longer. Ther Church and religion are our last refuge.’’ The students were expelled from school. Moskovsky Koms- omolets, a communist youth publication, blamed the defec tion on foreign radio broadcasts which “caressed their ears and, like rust, corroded their souls.” GAME SITE: GAME TIMES: A.C.C.Y. Basketball Schedule Christ the King Gymnasium 4) Sts. Peter and Paul vs St. Jude TEAMS: 1) Christ the King 2) Assumption 3) Immaculate Heart of Mary 4) St. Thomas More 1) 6:15 - 7:15 2) 7:20 - 8:20 3) 8:25 - 9:25 4) 9:25 - - 5) St, Paul of the Cross 6) Sts. 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