Elmira Advertiser from Elmira, New York • 4

-SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1956 PAGE FOUR- Third Party Emblem Out by Iron Curtain. Churches Eye Religious Congress Reviva Br CARROLL AR1M0XD CHICAGO, Sept. 28 UP) Church-men and scholars are gathering in a quiet Benedictine abbey near Chicago to revive a religious congress blacked out by the Iron Curtain. It is the Unionistic Congress that from 1907 until World War II met in Velehrad, Czechoslovakia. Its aim is to return eventually some 200 million Catholics of the Eastern Orthodox churches to the Roman Catholic Church, from which they became separated centuries ago.

VELEHRAD WAS selected for the original congress because it was there that the taints Cyril and Methodius, apostles of the Slavs, began Christianizing the Slavonic peoples, 1,100 years ago. St Procopius Abbey in Lisle, a suburb of Chicago, was chosen for the first such congress in the United States because since 1927 it has held a papal commission to work for reunion of those Roman Catholics who were lost in the great Eastern schism that extended from 1054 to 1472. Political and doctrinal differences between the East, represented by Constantinople, and the West, represented by Rome, produced the schism. IV CALLING for the congress, the Rt Rev. Ambrose Ondrak, Abbot of St Procopius, declared: "It is necessary to create a fraternal oneness among those who still cling to the authentic faith of the Holy Apostles, particularly with those who live separated from the Holy See of Rome.

"It is necessary to bridge the gulf that has separated these dissident Eastern brethren for some 900 years, tragically dividing the Apostolic Church into two estranged camps. "In our present day, in the midst of a titanic struggle between the forces of the Christian world against the might of a god less materialism, the desire for this reunion of the Christian churches is greater than ever." TWO CARDINALS, clergymen and Byzantine scholars from the United States and abroad will participate in the three-day program Sept. 28 30. On Sunday the sacred liturgy according to the Byzantine rite will be celebrated. In the Western, or Latin, church, this ceremony is called the Mass.

A popular misconception among Roman Catholics as well as others, churchmen say, is that the Roman rite is the only one in union with the Pope. Actually there are more than eight million non-Latin Roman Catholics, a million of whom are' in North America and about 100,. 000 in South America. These people are descendants of Eastern Christians who either did! not break from Rome in the schism or later reunited, as the Unionistic Congress sponsors hope the Orthodox members someday may do. LARGEST OF these Eastern, or Oriental, rites is the Byzan.

tine, with eight aub-rites drawn along lingual or ethnical lines. Sub-rites include the Greek, Rus-sion, Bulgarian, Hungarian and others. ELMIRA ADVERTISER EDITORIAL PAGE EXPRESSIONS OP OPINION- A SX PORTRAITS Says He Didn't Ask for Job Of Investigating Integration By James J. Metcalfe) Edmond Lebreton ,0 Course, I lova You COURSE, I lovt you, one Of course, I am sincere Of course, there is no other one organization had taken it over." DAVIS, 61, IS often addressed as "judge," and he looks the part with his iron-gray hair and grave expression. He was a circuit riding judge of a Georgia Superior Court from 1934 until he was first elected to Congress in 1946.

The late Gov. Eugene Talmadge numbered Davis among his supporters and appointed him to the bench. Earlier, Davis had been a state Who could be half as dear Of course, I promise you the world moon and all the stars With diamonds and with your choice Of oil the latest cars Of course, you may be certain of A mink coat or a stole Along with my devoted heart And my adoring soul You do not have to worry what Another day will bring Because, of course, I promise you The world and everything But then, of course, I could be wrong In thinking I can do The many things in life that I So glibly promise you. I 1 C- I WASHINGTON OP The man In charge of the stormy congressional investigation of racial integration in Washington schools is a tall, taciturn Southerner who says he didnt ask for the job. But Democratic Rep.

James Curran Davis of Stone Mountain, Ga makes no bones about being against desegregation of public schools and what be terms "so-called liberals who peddle social equality all the time." DAVIS IS chairman of a special House District of Columbia subcommittee investigating the Washington schools. A majority of its six members, like Davis, are Southerners who signed a "manifesto" against the Supreme Court desegregation decision. The investigation has been fought bitterly by the National Assn. for the Advancement of legislator, county attorney and as sistant state attorney general in "What About U.S. Citizens charge of enforcing workmen compensation laws.

He was a World War I marine, and wears an American Legion button in his lapel. Held Prisoner in China? UNLIKE MANY Southern poli-ticians who stress any rural connection, Davis describes himself By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY covered how tragically mistaken he was and still is. 1 Both candidates for the presi- a a lawv0r in nrivato lifo 1171th REP. JAMES C.

DAVIS nffirp in Atlant. th. hi dency might be asked a very cimnla nit act nn What A vaii nto Aiffrti i 1 a Colored People. Some Washing- by this investigation that will be m. "wi ttZ! jnntnn rivi.

and Mlininui fini.ai nf Ppnpral hpnpfit tft evprvhnriv vaia saiu mc iCKiu vine in "uhi uci iuu i. wno are new are have set up a committee avowed- in the United States. It will place dnlstFlct- close to TODAY By MILTON F. BREESE 1 prisoner in Red China? Maybe 1 Future Atomic War Doubted by Rep. Cole The Montrose Ledger says: "The record shows that her son had been inducted into the Army the United States Army and had been given training at ly to put in balance the testi- before them the actual situation 10 u.ie Pafl ont a1- mony being spread on the inves- that exists when white and col- solidly against him.

But he tigation record. ored children are forced to sit to- that thls he estimates he Kot bout 3 cent of it line canuiuaiei "Hn tint Vnnuf 1 how to answer It Was On 5epf. 27- The White House has said the einer in 5cnoois- f. Zhi Amn intm rV subcommittee's actions wUl not One of the things Davis has 1 to. ia gether in schools." a machine gunner.

He had been the question. iViSgJta TV IDIll U. 1IT 1 Ml V.o. 1. PFP STFRTIVfl mi.F nf Rath hplipvM j.

doubts as to why xSiegroes gener- born in began is former member of May" nes uniform, and paid his soldier's ha Head in American physicist, was course of school integration, a fj. that nuclear weapons probably never Will be used Rome lu Credit'ed more than Dom0cratic presidential candidate the Ku Klux Klan. Here is what ally vote him: 11 Americans are 1 doomed to rot land die. But wages with American money. He had American officers and he went to Okinawa an American Vt 3 CO Then uraa tv.nrf.n-.fl Kt I there is no War.

any other person with creation Adlai Stevenson has said the he had to say on that point. "U's BECAUSE I don't cater His reason: Though it may provide a momentary of the atomic bomb, Fermi was a hearings serve no useful purpose. "I was a member of the Ku to them. The only way you can Victory, world opinion will eventually work its will the Univcrsity of wfTw Klux Klan in the 1920s when just appeal to them is to promise in- iha rnnntrv that hspc it BLT DA1 said in an inter- about everybody in politics in tegrated schools, integration in againsi ine country inai uses 11. He was Jater lecturer in view: Georgia was a member.

That was everything, social equality. And On that theory then, It adopted as national policy, physics at the University of "There will be facts elicited before the people who ruined the that I'll never do." the buildin? ud of conventional weaDOns and streneth- Florence and professor of the- harm in asking 0 jforea ith Unfortunately from that time Sokolsky ndustrial ening of infantry forces wotf seem to offer the wisest 53 defense course for America. won him the 1938 Nobel Prize If no nation would be willing to drop nuclear in physics. bombs on its enemies, then it would not hesitate using Opposed to Mussolini's Fascist conventional bombs, tanks, infantry and artillery if regime the scienUst came to the United States after receiving his determined On war policy. Stockholm award and settled per- Whaf's Behind Tito's Trip? J.

M. Roberts be asked of every candidate for on-ceaf toL be American the United States Senate and ane beTcIame "United every candidate for the House s0 ler- dld of Representatives. not know that until she tried to discover what had happened to The Montrose, California Led- her gon. Firstnhe ger tells of a mother who faced missingi then dead thi, as a very practical problem. a prisoner chinM She has a son.

joined the So the goldierg ft Army of the United States of tne Army to sk 9what b(mt Jt i'T lt secms as th0USb the Pentagon ing for the United Nations in did not know and had Korea. He did not know that he th. c.4- Development In Indonesia From reports we have SO far, the U. S. military manently here.

Fermi became budget is not Stressing the latter possibility at least Professor of physics at Columbia NEW YORK Ml Somehow or Something very important to him for now University in 1939. Two years other, reports from Europe that is at stake or he would not take iiuw. uj i it Iater he was appointed one of Marshal Tito has gone to Rus- the risk. We read about atomic warheads; planes that can the top scientists assembled by sia to intervene in Russian in- flv 1.900 miles an hour: altitudes of 126.000 feet for the U. S.

government to attempt ternal affairs just don't seem to at the momf.xt ii Hirn. I was a United Nations soldier; he Finally the mother tT Indonesia meen thought that he was American Vn months ago this village looked mietaVon letter from Washing. ne was misxanen in nn a. -j i- many niiuiut'r easieia fiat an experimental flight; hydrogen bombs which can 'iXE fU" Tt uld sion of must remain Purel Java 1 On Dec. Z.

1942. tne Dnvsics i mean Tito for- nn Ti uaa- line mean ior- speculative. But Tito When he was taken cap- reCites the story: sn just doesn't tive by the Red Chinese, he dis- the Red Chinese, he dis if mai re-marnage look like logical mediator in J1" i 1 to international Russian internal nolitics rieht a11 lts own- The tal1 in Communism now. swamps nearby have been re- ODUterate wnole regions; atomic submarines, and atom- wizard produced the first nu- 1c artillery. clear reaction a date generally We have no doubt that these would be used by the P.ted as the "advent of the U.

S. only if any enemy chose nuclear attack. a omic age' The stockpile we have and the deadlier devices we fermi became a u. s. citi- "SHE GOT PLENTY of sin- nnrl A'C cere expressions of sympathy, WIIU but the responsibility' was laid a it-v tJ at the feet of the Communist Vhat building served as Chinese" and an end to piacea Dy imposing giant Kiins his effort to and huge concrete silos of Indo- rarrv Bussian Kf pivrnc nesia's first modern cement Dlant.

tj. water on one The Great Basin of Utah and designed and built by Americans, the first Capitol of the United led can build should act as a deterrent to any potential in 1945. on Nov. 16, 1954 f. ii Tn Mdnnpsia whPr.

fnr.in States after the Constitution was 1 ne, Jine.a. snouider ana Nevada is a mnnntain.rimmoH iwuuioiii-i iuuuBu 1 njnn-j imicse vuiiimunisis ne joined area ouu mues long ana ouu miles cncu hu suj- ----0 -wv A New York Army of the Uni.ted al. .11 1 FaHakhI TTI1 enemy We must have these weapons handy and at the ieXthe1 scLnUst7eceed ready for retaliation. special award of $25,000 from But we also cannot let the conventional forces be the u. s.

Atomic Energy Com- SSS e' for.m-in 8 c.iZ r.wTh. he assumed, as did his mo- i a irnm U'h ih nn rivor flnur luuuuu-uuiwt uiauv is viewcu aa thsr (hnt V. ther, that he eaTii has been too fA iha a major step toward the country's "all, continued to belong to the United States and that he reduced to impotency. If Congressman Cole is right missl.lon of his work on the historic bomb. beneficial for Britannica industrial development.

ttti was inp rpcnnnem 1111 nf u. Roberts him to drop overnight and he has dealt first-hand with atomic work in the nation then the U. S. can ill afford to be caught without sufficient conventional weapons and forces. 1 Word of Fermi's 1942 achievement was telephoned to Washington by Arthur H.

Compton in a famous coded message re- TTnrfpr tho pvps nf Wnen Were SUDVerSlVB ut 1110 fron TMorris Tnudsen Intern" Peratln8 withi" coun" Umtpd, StateS' However that DIAMOND CUTS Si San FrJncS, he In- try first referred to as the "fifth on tion, He Today's most pupular cuts for donesian owned Gresik Cement column-? bjr tjejet jfwje IF KHRUSHCHEV and Bui Corp. is expected to begin pro- a ine icrm mm column- 7 ceived by James B. Conant, then ganin are in trouble with the diamonds are the brilliant, director of National Defense Re- Stalinist old guard of the Sov- round st0ne; the emerald, duction next May, three months was nrsi usea Dy a reDei na ne hard how TitO. Ll hao th Rnanish Civil War 1 StlU in prison. That nesotia.

searcn wmraiuee, it reau; iei. 11 is naru 10 see iw -inv, rertaniriilar ctnno- tVio iot it i tn spe i. -i retidiiiiuiar SLone. Ann mar- ovucuuit, xn vuuuovi i Jiidf inoi-ioqn a. i- tion nvpr lir Multiple Residences "The Italian navigator arrived that old guard's long-time enemy.

a oval with inted end at the shores of the new world could be expected to persuade it u.v. fa .1 i anomv oiuuc, aim me iur us construction was signed vioou-ioj iu ucsciiue me wuris wiuci mu with the Indonesian government of Fascist agents in Loyalist thm sons started immediately in August 1955. Madrid. affer the conference at the sum-Half Indonesia's total cement 8t Gen.eva and has 8ne CITY OFFICIALS CLAIM Elmira has 750 known fu.nd tne natlves very tnat tne oiwun violations of the state's Multiple Residence Law. Wp have these EuroDean VOLCANOES needs of about 500,000 tons an- How did the word fathom "a on ana on ever since.

But nually will be produced at Gres- come to be used in measuring this American boy is stuck in That IS an astonishing number when you consider I 1946, 10 years ago today, reports a recurrence of previous To geologists, volcanoes are a the depth of water? Red China and there seems to be the National League baseball ones that things are bad in Rus- surface phenomenon, even ik. there are about 12,000 structures in the city. But the ftPiirP hv itself is misleading Manv of the end.ed wlt.1? two ubs tied sia and the to the point though they erupt with tremen- The Indonesians are financing A-Tt started with sailin- The no ay of Siting him back to T.A Prftcnonfo m-Uawa 11 lor lirs' Place me secona ume 0f some sort ol weak, uver me d0us violence. Origin of their th nrniprt with frnm a word literally means litarolTir alleged Violations fall in minor classifications, says in 71 years this had occurred in years such reports have proved heat and energy is at most 25 to 100 -millfon-dollar Export- stretched arms." Sailors guessed has a home for him. City Manager Thomas A.

Banfield. They can be cor- the major leagues. This deadlock to be merely wishful thinking. 30 miles below the surface of Import Bank loan obtained five the ordinary outstretched arms Well there is something tft rected in Short time at low expense. pesuld Western observers have doubt- the earth.

years ago. The money is to be re- measured 6 feet or the 1 fathom ask candidates It is more The purpose of the Multiple Residence Law is to w. o- ea au me ume mai ine su-cdueu paKj Dy Sept. 1970. Indonesians Ui important than Ike's ilpum- it mnnprativp pnvprnmpnt in Rus- RITRRF.R'S HOME UeUm' ts RUBBER'S HOME to prefer loans rather appear Improve safety conditions.

A multiple residence is de IN 1946, 10 years ago today, sia would prove permanent, or The Amazon River valley of than nutrient erants from the Q-Is there any truth to the a an wneJfter Thp AmaZfin Rivpr Vallpv nf than nutritrVif orsnti fram tVta I r- UUUIKUL .1 UI1LJ UUII1 r.w.J KK 3 i 1 it Hnh Fpllpr nf thp evp and in- mnnM -t nnnlor Kol of thxt h.ira 4 "VJ VU1V nnnln. v.i;.t i iiiicu cis une useu ui unuuieu uy uuee ur iiiuits iini- lua' lllc ui.ci nuu.u mam was we uugiudi uume ui unuea oiaies. uuioi ucn mn juu nave red herrine Tt- offcft. ilies livinff indeDendentlv of each other nr a dwelling dians achieved the major league accept downgrading without a the rubber industry. Rubber Private American firms are split a crow's tongue before it household u-hnct .1.

i7 Fanning five struggle. 8eedSi smuggied through a watching the of the can talk? 1 1 "-tob8 Of tftree or more Stones in height. Detroit batsmen on this date, Also included are nrivate dwellings twn or mnre 'Feller brought his strikeouts for strict Brazilian embargo, start- Gresik construction. It is going on A This notion is false. Some who ar th" OC4-e or THAT STRUGGLE may well ed the great Far Eastern rubber fast despite trouble caused by tame crows do have the ability those bnv A now- Ar uommunist-airectea unions.

10 learn to speaic a lew woras. iU C. stories high and with five or more roomers, boarders trredfcdto Rube be oin on und(? cover- l1'1 lndustry- or lodgers mey Decome denaturalized by the United Nations? That is the question to ask the candidates. vvauucit oi me riuiouufuio wm- rnnarnnn THEY'U DO IT EVERY TIM! HATIO Some of the provisions of the law are: To have at letics in 1904, From this distance it seems more logical that Tito himself is either in trouble or else mad about recent criticism of his policies from Russian sources. least two exists for apartments where a dwelling is not all black three or more stories high; and specific regulations Not all crows are black.

The governing fireproofing and improved construction, Clark's crow, named after the ex- Including sprinkler SVStems and use of fire retarrlent Plorer of the Lewis and Clark His Yugoslav party has been materials and paints. expedition, is a gray and white accused of not being truly Com. bird, with black trimmings. Notices will be sent out soon spelling out alleged violations in 597 two-storv structures: 104 three-storv munist, which he may consider a violation of the "co-existence" agreement with Khrushchev. Tito 7 structures, and 39 hotels, transient homes, boarding Imiira ISAynttlltitX be inslstins that the inter- and rooming houses.

KVWlia ional keep their -j i j- Btabiiahed isi3. Published fingers out of his pie, as they ine law nas Been Widely discussed the past few morning except Sundy. at Elmira, promised when they agreed that years. Property owners, by this time, should have a Frank EyGannertl prVawSw: rrinil theirs was not the only road to pretty good idea of its provisions. E.

Tripp. vic president and pub- uommunisi goals, lisher; Thomas V. Taft, general man- ager: George E. Mct'ann. executlre lo cn editor: Hillard Gordon, managing THERE IS ALSO the possibll- editor; Leo v.

Kus. newa editor: hy that the Kremlin still con ROSIOU SPENDS MMM I I 51 aSWJP M4KINS OUTl GROCERY LIST- cOlRSWPm I THOU5UT VDU 1 I 't MD, JAR OF BLUE IffS VOU WERE W4VE TO M4KE OUTW; Jt CMEESENOW, WHERE IS 5v A COlW3 TO THE MY LIST1T X4kfeS TU4T OU, YE5 2 STORE. TIME WOW BUT A BOX OF CRACKERS" r' "4' CH SPEEDS TWINQS 4MD NOW LET ME tfZ; 1 'WUnZI UP AT THE ERSOMENUTMEfiV JJl ij THE CANDIDATES, of course, like to talk in broad generalities about the glories of peace, to which Isaiah and Confucius referred in passing. But what this California mother wants to know and we can all join her in asking is what would happen to an American boy who joined in an expedition against the Suet-Canal. Would he be an American or a United Nations soldier and if the latter, where does ha get off? It used to be that Americans were never afraid of anything, particularly not of their government.

But I notice that the Montrose Ledger does not give the mother's name. It only refers to her as a "La Crescenta mother." And it says that she has appealed to friends and neighbors to help her. The best way tohelp is to ask the candidates of both parties what they intend to do about Americans who are held prisoner years after wars ended and truce agreements were signed. Maybe somebody will answer in a campaign year. Burt Blazar.

city editor. Footnotes siders Titoism a subversive ele- Entered at Poitoffice at Elmira. ment among the satellites, and second-clasa matter under ic trvin? to nprsuarlp him into Progress report-The U. S. exhibit at the Zagheb SttZm 8ee- "JeSrfiS? "i in Yugoslavia features a "typical" American steel nd Po 1 yar.

11200; as satellite autonomy. Khrush- aauj fur ill vvliv Mb ft 1 1 1 month, $1.25. Beyond second zone. worker's home with a $1,500 hi-fi set. sk tfc suits of his limited liberalization 1 year 6 months, i months, 1 month, Jl 50.

Del It movement vice President Nixon launched his camapign in a week, I copier nv. eenu. Iawyerike fashion. He flew out to Indianapolis and entered a "not guilty" plea for the GOP. Tito, whatever else you may think about, him, has been a pretty shrewd operator.

He backs his plays with courage. It is unlikely that he would make a sudden, flying trip to MEMBER, OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Th. Atanrint.rf PrpKft ia pntlfl.ll 1. Rep. Howard W.

Smith (D-Va) told Adlai Stevenson that the old dominion will be for him this time. Howard Smith is no political kin to Joe, though. ciusiveiv to the use for republication Russia without realizing it would 2f J'L'n. hi. enhance the suspicion of him newspaper as well aa AP news dis- patches.

which already exists in the West..