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Evening star., 1952-05-08
Lowell MeNett:
Puzz|ennent Among Democrats
Don't Understand Party Managers Determination
To Prevent Nomination of Biggest Note-Getter

Senators. and the six Florida
congressman took off their coats
and did their damnedness for
him.
This doesn't mean that the
States top-ranking Democrats
merely made speeches for Mr..
Russell. Each of them has his
personal political organization,
statewide in the case of the
Governor and the Senators, dis
trictwide in the case of the Con-
gressmen. Among them they take
in the county or courthouse Or
ganizations and the city and
town organizations. The political
payrollers, whose duty it is to
get out the vote, rode with Sena-
tor Russell.
That was the setup the Ten
nessean had to beat with his
handshake and his reputation
as a housecleaner. He didn't
beat it. but he came so near
that any notion that he cannot
carry the South, If nominated
at Chicago, has been dissipated.
And something else is being
dissipated, the carefully nur-
tured notion that North is North
and South is South and never the
twain shall meet. They are
meeting behind a fortnight fell
low who refuses to admit that
the sectional line was intended
to be eternal. Or, to put it an
other way, a fellow able to dis
Germ that a New South is rap
idly displacing the Old South.
It Is South of diversified and
electrified farms, of multiplying
industries, Of new roads and
new homes. And, increasingly.
Of a new approach to the trou-
blesome problem Of race rela-
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Do1s FIeeSon
CouIdMokeGov Shivers q Mortvr
Truman Assures Loyost Texas Democrats That Delegations
Unprepored to Support Nominee Won't Be Seated

visitor that 100000 Texas fam
lilies benefit from the Rural
Electrification Administration
alone. They declare that the
stentorian II Like Ike" voices
will get louder and louder but
cannot prevail against such
facts. "
Gov. Shivers is asking for an
uninstructed delegation which
can determine what to do as
the situation develops at Chi
cago. Loyalists say that SEN
ator Russell in his desperate
J fight not to be sunk without a
trace In Florida produced a let
ter from Wright Morrow, ma
tional committeeman, promis-
ing that Gov. Shivers will vote
the Texas delegation for Mr..
Russell. HE hasn't told Texans
this" complains the loyalists.
An attractive but rather stacy
type, Gov. Shivers is said by
some to have ambitions Of his
own for the presidential nomi-
nation. Loyalists are talking.
too. of Speaker Rayburn as their
favorite son.
In Texas as elsewhere there is
no disposition to regard the
Democratic contest as FORE
closed. It does not appear either
to be a State where Senator Ke-
fauver can make hay short Of
the actual moment at which
his nomination seems inevitable.
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Eisenhower Pleas of Little Avail
NATO Chief Knows 1t Will Take More Than Verbal Proddings
To End Centuries Old Suspicious and Jeoousies in Europe

a national movement with only
an theology in common with
Moscow is strengthened in the
minds of various free Europeans
by the fact that such Commu-
mist leaders as ThoreZr Duclos.,
Cachin, Togliatti and Longo are
natives of France and Italy and
have been leading their parties
for IS years. 1t is difficult to
convince the average French,
man or Italian that these men
are nothing but tools in the
hands of the Kremlin. To him
they are enlightened leaders
who have espoused a humani-
tartan doctrine. Thus. at a time
when we try to convince our
allies that the salvation of the
free world depends on a genuine
union among themselves rather
than on loose coalitions, the So
cialists supported by the Com
muniStS are endeavoring to re-
kindle Sectionalist nationalism.
This is unlikely to be overcome
by verbal proddings.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
DuVd LuNTence:
Russell Answers the Monitor
Georgia Senator Replies to California Catholic Editor
On How He Stands on the Issue Of Natural Law

matters to the Federal Govern
ment?
A. The local community
should do everything that it can
to attain self -suf1ciency before
calling upon the State. The
State should exhaust all of its
means before calling on the
Federal Government. The trans
fer of all sovereignty and power
to the Federal Government will.
in my opinion, ultimately result
in the loss of our liberties.
SO. Except for defense from
foreign foes, should taxes for
services grow so onerous as to
prevent parents from having
more than one or two children?
Reference is to the 13 Russells.
A. Taxes should never be
exacted for an amount greater
than is absolutely needed for
the preservation and function
of the Government. It may well
be worth while to do without
some things in order to have
others more important. includ-
ing children.
90. Should there be a union
of minds for the enhancement
of the common good between
the various American govern
ments and the various religions
in the United States, or should
government absolutely ignore
religions?
A. The spiritual strength of
the American people has sus-
tanned our Nation in some Of
its darkest hours. A revival
and renewal Of that spiritual
strength will enable us to sur
vive present dangers. While I
am opposed to the establish
ment of a religion by the state.
I believe that any government
which ignores the strength de-
rived from religion, as I in
terpret this word. is doomed to
decay and destruction. Any
sane government in this country
will recognize the Importance Of
spiritual values while refraining
from usurping the functions Of
religion.
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in control of the administration
but there is a not too well con-
cealed skepticism over the
country about the skill of the
present party management in
such matters. The executive
committee will meet in Chicago
soon to make convention ar
rangementS.
The loyalists were consider
ably cheered last week by the
decision Of Representative Lind
ley Beckworth to enter the Sen
ate primary against Attorney
General Price Daniel. Mr.. Daniel
apparently has joined the
Shivers faction hook, line. and
sinker and his articulate stump
ing Of the State against any
and all things Truman drove
Senator Tom Connally into de-
Gliding not to seek reelection.
He has a headstart on the
young seventeen Congressman
and is better known over the
State. But Mr.. Beckworth has
the same kind of home-spun.
sincere appeal that another
Southerner, Estes Kefauver. is
using to excellent effect. Both
in Texas and Washington they
say Mr.. Daniel is ahead but
don't sell Representative Beck
worth short.
When the loyalists discuss
their prospects they remind the
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tions. The South has finally
been caught up in the national
current-the current Senator
Kefauver has chosen to swim
with and not against.
Be it said for Senator Russell,
in spite of his last-ditch stand
for the old order. there are evi-
dences that he also sees the
light. He has indicated he will
go along with the decision of the
national convention. Times have
changed since the days of Cot
ton Ed (Senator Ellison d.
Smith Of South Carolina. II
walked out!" was Smiths proud
chant when he returned home
from the Philadelphia conven-
tion of 1896. He had walked
out because a Negro minister
was one of those allowed to Of
fer prayer at the convention.
Maybe that carR happen again.
but not for long. Not in the
New South.
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Lowell MeHett:

The party of Harry S. Tru-
man Cor jackson and Jeffer-
SOM has come to contain some
pretty puzzled Democrats. Quite
q large number of such. Their
puzzlement stems from the ap-
parent determination of the
party managers to prevent, if
they can, the nomination Of
the one Democrat most likely to
win this year, If nominated
and supported by the party Or
ganization.
The man Is Estes Kefauver,
junior Senator from Tennessee.
Today. within 10 weeks Of
the nominating convention.
Senator Kefauver already has
demonstrated that a national
primary, If there were such a
thing, would make him the
party's choice by an overwhel-
ming vote. He has put himself
to that test in virtually every
State primary where it is pos
sible and the people have regis
tered their approval. In a one
man campaign-or two, if you
count his attractive helpmeet-
he has proved he can get the
necessary votes. if any Demo-
crat can this year.
The most convincing proof in
some respects was that given
Tuesday in Florida, even though
he failed, by a narrow margin,
to carry the preferential pri-
mary. That State has been con-
sidered part of the Solid South
and a hot bed of hostility to-
ward the New Deal and Fair
Deal policies which Senator
Kefauver has espoused. Senator
Kefauver had the support Of
one newspaper and the eleventh.
hour support of q former United
States Senator, Claude Pepper.
His opponent. Senator Russell
of Georgia. a man Of ability,
character and reputation, had
all the organizational support
a candidate could ask for. The
Governor, the two United States
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David LoWrence:

With all the questions being
addressed nowadays to presi-
dental candidates, none per-
haps will parallel those asked
of Senator Russell. Democrat, of
Georgia by F. Gordon O'Neill,
for II years editor OF the
Monitor. Catholic weekly in
San Francisco.
The questions. seeking to
learn how the Georgia Senator
stands on the issue Of natural
law" were sent because, as Mr..
O'Neill phrased it, "This Nation
is being divided between those
who believe man has God-given
rights and duties and those
who teach and are taught that
there are no unalienable rights
but only privileges granted by
the state"
Mr.. O'Neill has just distrib-
uted Senator RusSell's answers
to the heads of all the Catholic
dioceses of the United States.
He recalled that Senator Rus
sell, who is a Methodist. sup
ported AL Smith in 1928 and
pointed out that the Georgia
Senator is one of the men who
understands the adjustments
that must be made in a free
country in order that Protes-
tants, Catholics and Jews may
work together on fundamentals
and keep socialism from deriv-
ing any religious sanction In
America.
Here are the questions by Mr..
O'NeiN and the answers by
Senator Russell:
10. Do you believe that men
are created? II answer is yes,
please state in your own words
what you mean by creation, and
who the creator Is. This is a
practical consideration because
there Is much material PAN
theism with consequent moral
irresponsibility prevalent in this
country.
A.. Man Is created. He Is
created by the Lord God AL
mighty.
Evening star., 1952-05-08
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Evening star., 1952-11-12
Garbage Grinderin Each Home?
Xonten Would Slap Lid on Idea

AS matter Of fact, he added,
cutting our garbage collections
wouldn't cut down his job a great
deal. Garbage constitutes only
about S per cent of the overall
volume Of refuse.
Want Collection Anyway.
And besides, while ''it's' a fine
thing to have everybody grinding
his own garbage, you'd be sur
prised at the people with grinders
who still want garbage collection
services, too," he says.
"They don't want to put big
ham bones, watermelon rinds,
citrus peels and things like that
in their grinders. They still want
us to come and get them"
But Mr.. Xanten still thinks
home garbage-disposal units are
the coming thing.
"We expect people gradually
will go toward grinders" he pre-
diets.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

A garbage grinder In every
home is a fine thing for Jasper.
Ind. but Washington is another
story. says the Districts santa
tion boss.
Sanitation Supt. William A.
Xanten certainly has nothing
against garbage grinders. His de-
partment applauds them. espe-
cially for new housing develop
ments.
"We grind some garbage our
selves" he points out.
Collections Abolished.
! The Jasper city government
abolished its garbage collecting
system and decided to have drain
disposal units installed in each
home. Jasper has 5000 residents,
The District has about $4,000.
1T would be a physical impos-
sibility to throw that kind of a
load on our sewers and sewage
treatment plant, /" says Mr.. Xanten.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

custom blend Of fine tobaccos. Each
Parliament has an exclusive. built.
in Filter Mouthpiece. The efficient
filter screens out most of the tarS,
and less than 4 of 10 nicotine
remains in the smoke Of a Parlia-
ment. The filter is recessed deep
inside the mouthpiece so your lips
don't touch it. Yes, Parliaments
give you balanced f1ltering action"
-. filtering protection, plus easy
draw {. for the enjoyable smoking
of favorful tobaccos.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

nomical-two tablespoons equal the
juice of an average lemon. And it
keeps safely in its enamel-lined
can, opened or unopened, in your
refrigerator-ready instantly when.
ever you need lemon for cooking,
seasoning, salad dressing, dessert
making, drink mixing and health
benefits.
A GOOD RULE for feeling seod Is 70
take lemon juice in watss FIRST thing
every morning. E0sy with Svnkist Quick
Frozen Lemon Jvieol
Evening star., 1952-11-12

they feel so nice on tender tongues.
And the bland, pleasing favor seems
to suit their taste-buds to at. Gerber's
Cereals are fortified with added cal
cium, iron and B-vitamins. Rotate:
Rice Cereal, Barley Cereal, Oatmeal
and Cereal Food (wheat).
Breothins spell. What busy mother
doesn't need one, once or twice day.
Swell way to relax - tune in on the
Kate Smith TV Show Wednesday
afternoons. Tons of fun. plus plenty
Of adorable babies on the Gerber part
Of the show.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
lron Security Suspect Held

TEHERAN. Iran, Nov. IL R.-
Retired Brig. Gen. Hasan Tabata-
baie has been arrested for "ac-
tivities against the nations
security" national authorities an
nounced yesterday. Tabatabaie, a
doctor. was in the army medical
corps at the time Of his retire
ment
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Revenue Bureau Setup
Helps Bar Temptation,
Snyder Tells Officials
BY the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H.
Secretary Of the Treasury Snyder
said today reorganization Of the
Internal Revenue Bureau has
helped eliminate the temptations
to which some employees have
succumbed in the past"
Mr.. Snyder, in a talk prepared
for ceremonies which installed
appointed officials of the new
Tri-State Tax District covering
Pennsylvania, Delaware and New
Jersey, declared:
THE Treasury and the Revenue
Bureau have taken positive steps
to eliminate from the service
those employees who have failed
in their public trust. The work of
congressional investigative groups
has had and will continue to have
our full cooperation"
Dougherty Heads District.
Edward c. Dougherty, a Treas
Jury Department employe for the
last 26 years, was sworn in by
Federal Judge William H. Kirk
patrick as commissioner of the
three-State district.
'"The task Of fighting tax frauds
never was an easy one" Mr.. Sny-
der said.
In recent years criminal ele-
|ments have attempted tax evasion
with greater persistence than ever
before. 1t is our determination
that the persistence will be met by
the special agents of the revenue
service with even greater enforce
Iment diligence"
To accomplish this. Mr.. Snyder
said, "the assistant district COM
missioner for intelligence will see
that the full limit of available
manpower is applied to the tax
evasion problem"
Sees Fully Merited Plan.
Through the reorganization
plan, Mr.. Snyder said, I'VE shall
bring to the taxpayers revenue
service fully adequate to meet its
increased responsibilities and fully
merit the confidence of the
public"
The Secretary said the reor-
ganization plan was actually put
in operation lin 1916, soon after
I became Secretary of the Treas
ury."
The reorganization became
necessary, he added, because the
bureaus experience during war
time showed that the present set
up was overwhelmed by the un-
precedented demands made on
it,"
Evening star., 1952-11-12

Nipple tip. Butter fat from formula
deteriorates rubber, so turn nipples
inside out and cleanse them thor
oughly directly after each feeding.
First impressions are often lasting
ones, even with infants. So when doc
tor says your darling is ready for
cereals, make this new experience a
Evening star., 1952-11-12

quet. Its blend Of IA choice vege-
tables. herbs and spices not only
does a grand job of browning the
juices in your pan eUery
time-but makes your gravy taste
extra delicious, by always bringing
out grGDy's true meat taste.
For over rs years home cooks
have been grateful for Kitchen
Bouquets help. The hostess makes
gravy she's proud to put on the
table-So gloriously broDn so
tasty. Before your next guest-night
be sure to get a bottle Of Kitchen
Bouquet.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
Courtyard Rug Renewed

The wide courtyard Of Mecca's
Ell Haram Mosque. which can
hold 10000 worshipers, is COW
cred annually with a new holy
carpet made in Egypt and en-
broidered with texts from the
Koran.
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happy one. Start
him off with any
one of Gerber's
ready-to-serve ce-
reals and chances
are he'll continue
to be a good eater.
Most tots take in
stantly to these
creamy smooth
cereals. because
Evening star., 1952-11-12

to offer milk from
4 cup. If he takes
it happily, give
him some that way
every meal. If he
fuses, he still
needs the comfort
and satisfaction
he gets from nurs-
ing on a nipple.
Evening star., 1952-11-12

tions. I know all you hostesses VIII
want to add the bright elegance
Of Franklin Tiny Cubes to your
parties, too, this fall and winter
season. What's more, you'll find
them practical and thrifty. They
assure just-right sweetening for tea
and coffee and no spilling!
Do act q paekoss fodGy at yevr gro.
esr'sl You'll like FrunkIin Tiny Cubes
new eurton. u hos transparent win.
dow and easy-epenins Aop 70 keep your
svaur fresh and clean.
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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THEY SPARKLE THEY CHARM
THEY'RE NEAT CONVENIENT

no wonder Franklin Tiny Cubes
have great appeal for housewives.
I love to fill my party and tea table
sugar bowls with these glistening
Evening star., 1952-11-12

cause folks, like
me, who smoke
for enjoyment,
get a thrill out Of
Parliaments' saf.
er, cleaner Smok-
ing and their
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little sugar
cubes. Such a
perfect way to
serve sugar on
festive occa.
sions. Such
dainty decnra..
Evening star., 1952-11-12
THE Sol

THE Something NesU in your
stores frozen food cabinet is Sum
kist Quick Frozen Lemon Juice.
What a convenience Mark it down
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Gsesf-Gracy must look brown
and appetizing and taste wonder.
full! That's why I always depend on
Kitchen Bouquet-instead Of fuss.
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ing with the
uncertainties Of
pan = browning,
alone. I'm sure
of making won-
derful gravy by
adding a little
Kitchen Bou-
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when baby should be weaned from
the bottle to the cup. Actually the
ages vary with individual babies. You
can Try to let baby sip orange juice
or water at 5 or s months. But to stop
bottle feedings altogether before a
year is hurrying. Any time after 9 or
10 months it's healthy experiment
Evening star., 1952-11-12
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-15
Mrs. SchilIing
adopts Students

st. Thomas cafeteria, Columbus
was opened in 1914 and was one
of the first schools to apply for
the National School Lunch Pro
gram aid in 1947.
The cafeteria has operated under
the same system since that time
with the help of the St. Thomas
Mothers Club.
Mrs. A. j. Schilling has been in
charge of the cafeteria for the
past eight years having adopted
the st. Thomas school children foI
her family.
Her own two children have beer
pupils at st. Thomas.
Her daughter, Julie still goe:
to st. Thomas and goes to hel
mothers meals everyday.
With the aid of some of the old
er children of her adopted fam
lily" and mother from the parish
Mrs. Schilling operates with great
efficiency. The majority of the
children remain for lunch as the
traffic hazards around St Thomas
school are very great for small
children.
Breakfasts are also served to the
! children on first Fridays.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-15


The first week of school fhe
mothers of ST. AIoysivs School.
West Broad and Clarendon Ave
nue., Columbus, receive this let
fer asking for volunteer service.
MRS. Gertrude Rom takes care of
the school cafeteria. An excellent
cook she has the additional asset
of being most kind and patient
with the children. Every child in
the School has found a real friend
in Mrs. Bonn. These qualities in a
cook are essential for a good lunch
program.
Approximately one hundred six
ny meals are served each day, both
lunches and dinners. While the
mothers serve the lunches, Mrs.
Bonn goes on with dinner prepar-
afions. The Sisters supervise dur.
Ing fhe dinner period.
Credit must go 10 the children,
roo, whose efforts are also needed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-15

TO make this program work effic-
ienfly. Each week four eighth
grade girls assist in washing
the trays; two eighth grade boys
clean the lunch room in the
evening and receive their dinners
free of charge on the days they
serve.
This school lunch program has
existed at ST. AIoysius for three
years. Previous TO that, hot lunch
es were served, but not on The
government cafeteria plan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-15
State Takes Part

State departments of education
are responsible for administering
the school lunch program in the
states-selecting schools for par
ticipation, setting rates of cash
assistance, and establishing and
enforcing regulations.