Against "Ruinous Doctrines"
Vatican City, Oct. 20.
The Pope's first encyclical, which it is reported will be directed against the spread of atheism, will bear the title "Against ruinous doctrines of qur times," it was learned from an unimpeachable source today.
According to this same quarter the encyclical, which will be issued probably on the feast day of Christ the King October 29, will open with the Latin words: "Contrive dominus imperium, virgam nominantim"—a bible quotation from the fourteenth chapter of Isaiah. The encyclical, according to a centuries old custom, will go down in Catholic history with the opening first two words, "Contrive dominus," in its title.
It was also understood that Mgr. Antonio Bacci, the Papal Secretary of Briefs, has completed the final draft of the encyclical. totalling between 8000 and 10,000 words on Tuesday, along the lines of the first encyclical of Pope Gregory XVI, "Mirari Veus," which was issued about 1832 and was. directed against the spread of liberalism—United Press, Irregular New York, Oct. 20.
Prices on the sew York Stock Exchange yesterday closed irregular after a dull session. A feeble rally was led by aviations, which reached a new high for the year, Aviations were the only group that was strong from the start in anticipation. of the early repeal of the embargo provisions roof the Neutrality Act, Experts were puzzled by the action of the market in not conforming to the old rules of the game. Some believed the uncertaint of the European was increased caution, while the liquidation of foreign-held stocks was the cause.
Two uncertainties in the domestic field caused irregularities in the market, firstly, over the arms embargo repeal and secondly, over the possibility of increasing consumption sufficiently to absorb inventories currently being built up.
Both steels and motors showed periods of irregularity and were uncertain at the close. Rails were irregular, while utilities were slightly firmer.
Farm equipments, oils, building materials, mercantiles, and copper prices were mixed and fluctuated within a narrow margin, Trading was dull during the day and the tickers barely moved toward the close.
Favorable trends included the tripartite pact between France, England, and Turkey, which was signed yesterday, and the decision of the Scandinavian powers not to attempt to mediate in Europe—United Press.
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