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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Sunntgr Tagr in San Antnntu. Trxaa
Er1tarrrnnrr Bltzzarntn mtnnrfnta

0ie adtl1none1n5igite @eneralper,
iammlung oes Gatbolilben Central,
Gereins bon Imerifa uno Die a1tunb.
OretBiglte @eneraloerl lammlung oes
&atbolil6en 5rauenbunoes, sic lette
8ohe in ser ihonen, bonn @lan5e
geibi6tli6er &omantif umnobenen
Staot Sun Antonio i'm Staate Seras
gelnetniam tagten, biloeten neue So
bepunfte in ser @eidi6te ser beioen
Serb1noe. >
gs bat 3eiten gegeben, oa Ser Iei-
mem 3entenarium li6 ndbernoe Gen-
tral-8erein 5ablenmdBia it1rfer tpar
als beute. Iber er bat ii6 ourd ge=
miiienbafte, 5ielbemuBte Irbeit cine
bleibenoe Stelle geii6ert in ser @e-
i6id)te Ser fatbolii6en Stride unIeres
9anoes uno miro ii6 au6 inmittett
Ser iib poa5iebenoen 8anolungen als
Elm lpidtiger Saftor unleres religi0-
len uno fulturellen 2ebens 5u bebaup=
ten permogen, iolange er leinen er,
probten @runoi1sen treu bleibt =
unbeirrt ourb unperl ltdnoige &ritif
uno ielbltiii6tige Suertreiberei.
9as tpurOe ibm - ebenio ipie Dem
5rauenbuno - in San 9lntonio BON
berufener Seite in @orten ipGrnlter
Nnerfennllng BON rel1em beItdtigt.
Ser papitli6e Nuntius in Oeuti6
lano, gr5bil6of Wuen6, BON ieiner
Seminar5eit an Elm treuer Sreuno
uno Witarbeiter oes gentral=Gereins,
Der HdpItlihe 0elegat gr5bii6of 81
cognani, gr5bii6of 2ucep bon San
slntonio, 8ildof 8orman bon 0al-
las, giidof 5itiimon bon slma-
rillo uno alle anbern 8rdlaten rno
Yrielter unb 2aien, bie in San slnto-
nio auf. Ser &an5el o0er am Heoner-
pult ooer in 3ul6riften gu @ort fa-
men, iteQten immer mieoer nit Na6-
orud felt, oaB oie religioie uno fart
tatipe Sdtigfeit uno oas io5iale 8ro-
gramm oes Gentral-8ereins in leiner
fait bunoertiabrisen @eldidte ltets
seitgemaB uno auf mebr ais einem
@ebiet geraoe5u babnbre6eno uno
ri6tltngge6eno eemeien iino unb Bis
5ur StlnOe Sen 3eitfragen NIT be-
merfensmerter Iufgei6loiienbeit
&ehnung tragen.
Sol6en 8orten Ser s(nerfenn1ng
uno @rmutigung fommt eine beIon-
oere 8eoeutung 5lt angeiidts ser ee-
raoe3u lfanoalolen Saltung oes beu-
tigen Goritan0es 6es Minnelota'er
3neiges oes Central -8ereins. Win-
.neiota mar ieit ben neunaiser Sabren
eine ser Itarfiten uno lopaliten Stiit-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

ODER eigene 9dbasogiife afaoemien,
Sier3u bot crit fiiralib Der baperiide
3uItusminiiter Or. Soief SdtDdlber
flar Stellune genommen. Die Timber
iit1tsausbilbung biirfte Der fonfeiiio-
nelIen 2ebrerbiloung faum &e6nung
tragen. Gas lieet in Der Qrt unlerer
llniperiitaten begriin6et, Die fait aus
IbIieBlih barouf angelegt iino, WiiIen
nnb piiienihaftlihes slrbeiten 5n oer-
mitteln. Ger 2ebrer brauht aber in
eriter 2inie cine loli0e paoagogilHe
ausbilouns uno cine eigene flare
meltanihaulide Musribtung, Die ibnl
uniere l1niperiit1ten in ibrer beutigen
Sorm nidt geben fonnen, alio ben
flaren &onforoatsbeltim nno
Dem gborafter Der 8efenntrisi6nle
ni6t eereft nerben f0nnen.
lleberihreitet bier Sic Stride ibre
3uItanbigfeit? 8er oaran glaubt,
onB Die STRIDE ibren sluftrag bon
Gbriitus, Dem Sobne @ottes, bat,
mtrh cine flare ginlteaung 5u ole1en
syraeen baben: &atbolil6e gltern boz
ben oas quite Reht, Oab ibre &inoer
aub in ser S6ule in fatboliidem
@eiit er5osen tperben. 8er iid alio
fir Den 2ebrberuf entl6eioet, muB
lib ebenlo flar neroeu, oh er elm To-
tboliider 2ebrer on elmer fatbolilben
9efenntnisihule neroen min, ipie elm
iuneer Menid, Der iid fir ben Srie-
Iterberui entibeioet. 8eioe 8erufe bas
ben tpas Gerpanotes; beibe baben
aberdeen gu er5ieben uno gu fiibren.
ltno Wenihen 5u fiibren bat INNER
etlpas nit 0eltanIdauung, nit 8es
bltnoenbeit on Die lette 8eItimmung
bes Weni6en 5ll tltn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Sm nGioic Sorum" am Nahnit-
tog, in Dem Sr. 5ranf @ittineer ben
8oriit fiibrte. traten ser bohn. P.
albert ~. Sdreiber, O. S.B., BON
Sort @ortb, Ger, uno Stlfsreoaf-
teur 8alter g. Watt bon ct. Saul
| ais Heoner auf. (Iuf mebrere ser
Heoen geoenfen mir lpdter 5uriid5u=
fommen.) gei Dem 8anfett am Conn
tagabeno Dur Sr. Solepb q. 8raus
Ioaitmeiiter. 6atber 8ictor &. Su-
rem, Ra6folger BON Srn. s. g. Sent
fel, iprad iiber oie GGtigfeit ser gen-
tralsSteae uno Die Sortietung oes
Srogramms in ser 3ufunft. giidof
@arriga bon Corpus Gbriiti, Ger,
iprad iiber oas Sbema DUR Gatb=
olic Seritage in Geras". Sic SdluB-
on'prahe belt gr5biifof 2ucep.
Wontag begann nit elmer feierli-
den beiligen Melie in ser St.-So-
pbs=air6e fiir 8eltfrieben. 3ele.
brant mar ser Gforrer bon ct. So.
| IIepb, Wigr. Shneber. Die 9eleguten
gingen 5ur beiligen &ommunion.
I'm bal6 5ebn l1br tpuroe sic Gene
rulperiamrnlung nit elmer gemeinia-
men Sibung Ser beiOen Gerbdnoe er=
offnet. Braltoent Sattler (Hetp Yorf)
bonn Gentral=Gerein uno Braitoentin
6ral Hoie &obman (St. 2ouis) bonn
Srauenbrnb unterbreiteten ibre Sab
lresberl6te. Cine pndenoe Inlprahe
iber Die 9toten Ser Seimotpertriebe.
men in Gertlhlano bielt gr1lot Ger
bar0 6ittfau, 0ireftor oes 9lm. Ct
8onifotil,s .SereinS. 9lm Hahmittag
belt inter GorliB BON Heonfteur
Vtatt Ous HeIolutionsfomltee ieine
erlte SiBung ab. Cine 5ipeite Sit
sung mar om Iienstogna6mittag,
uno ser Gorltbenoe tonnte SSatber 81.
90. Wc@opon BON ser Iutional
Catholic @elfare Conference ais @ait
begriiBen. Die 9telolutionen tpurOen
am 0ienstngabeno bon Sefretdr 8al-
fer 8. Matt Sem Glenum unterbrei=
| tet.
slm Dtittipohpormittag fano nah
einem 9fequiem in ser ct. t.-Soiepbs=
Stride Die S6luBlibung itatt. slm
Nadmittag NOR SnItallierung Ser
8eamten uno naf elmer Ganfla=
gungsanoabt peranItalteten Sic Ser
cine bon San slntonio fir oie 9elee
gaten ltno IonItigen 8aIte cine Bil=
gerfabrt 5u Sen ebrtpiirOigen Otiilio-
men i'm llmfreis ser Staot.
gFit Der Notwithstanding mo-
rem mebrere Jtebenperanltaltllnge
perbunoen, oarunter cine ungemein
reif]baltige Wiliionsaus itelung Oes
SrauenbunoeS, cine YrelieausItel=
lung ulp. 8lan5punfte biloeten oie
3ulammentiinfte ser ll1ngen 2eute,
aus oenen oanf ser 8emiibungen Dor
oqem bon sSatber gilbert g.. Sentfes
oie propiloriIhe @riinoung zines SSu=
genobunoes berporging, oeu Witgliez
ser bon Connecticut uno gtelp Yorf
bis &onlas angeboren
Sm Central aIsgereln uno i'm 6rau=
enbuno muroen alle 8eamten 1pieoer=
getpGblt. Iie 8eneralperlammlung
1854 fin0et in Seem Sapen, Conn,
| Itatt, sic Notwithstanding 1866,
perbunoen nit ser SabrhunoertTeier
oeS Central -Tereins, in Ho6eIter, &C.
9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Ser Don Otinnelotu ausgebenot
aontltft biloete oie ein5lge unerrel
lihe Sbale Ser Sagllng in San sln.
tonip. IS Daren Gage Ser Grneuer.
ing uno Gerinnerli6ung unO fiir Die
ollerlnellten Ser aus ben entfernteIten
Sanoesteilen berbeigeltromten Wtdn.
ner uno sSralten uno cine ltattlihe
HeIbe illnger 2eute an nltrengenoe uber
trob ser S5ibe freuoig- ertrogene Mr.
beitstage i'm 9ienite ser fatbolil6en
Sahe. Seras bat einen perbdltnismG=
Zig fleinen Gerbano, aber oieier unls
faBt in leinen 3meigen cine &ern=
truppe poblunterri6teter, begeilterter
tno opferfrel1oiger MGnner uno
Sruuen ltno iunger 9eltte.
Ser Sugllng ser beioen gtational=
perbdnOe gin9 am Samstag sic Sab
re5periummlung oes Staatsperbon=
Oes bon SeroS poraus. Gas aonitee
iiir lo5iale Satigteit begann unter
Sem Sorlib bon 9feoafteur S. Watt
icine 8eratungen am 9onnerstag in
ser GentralzStelle in ct. 2ouis unb
fltbr ge1neiniom nit Oen Otiilouriern
- Oie einen eigenen giienbabnpagen
belegt batten - na6 San 9ntonio,
no am 9Sreitag ltno Samstag orei
ipeitere Sisuneen folgten. slm Cams
tugna6mittag funOen Sibungen Ser
SrulteeS uno bes 0ireftoriltms Itatt.
glm Sonntagpormittag 1puroen
nad elmer 9egriiBungsfeier i'm 8aG-
loal oes @unter=Sotels Sic 9elegaten
ser beioen Serbanoe BON oen Sera=
nern in feItli6em 3use 5ur ebr1piiroi=
gen San Sernanoos&a s&atbeorale gelei-
tet. 0ort 5elebrierte gr5biibof 2ucep
ein Eontiftfalant uno 8iidof Cor
man bielt cine gebaltpoqe Breoigt
iiber sic 8eorobung ser @eieai6aft
our6 &ommunismus, 2tberalismus
uno Sdfularismus. Gor Ser 8reoigt
perlas er Elm lGngeres Sdreiben bes
9Gpitli6en Gelegaten NIT Ser Mnfiin-
oigung, oaB ser SI. Sater Sen in
San gntonio perlammelten Gerbdn=
SEN bulopoa Sen Npoitolii6en Segen
erteile, ser Oann feierlid5 gelpenOet
tplroe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01

Witglieoern fir oen Central -Berein
uno Ole Central SetGe erboben tpor-
ben paren, unb es beourfte nuf Der
@eneraloerIammlltng in Wanfato oes
ginihreitens zines ausi6ulies bon
geiItliben Serren, um oen 8orItano
5u peranlaien, Die au llnrebt 5itriid,
gebaltenen @elber ibren re6tmdBigen
Gigentiimern 5u5uiteaen.
slber Die ausfiibrung oes bon Srn.
goerger nieoerbolt auf Sabresper-
Iammlungen angefiinoigten rno in
ieinem uWanifeIt" proflamierten ala=
mes Der Se5eiiion pom Gentral-Sers
elm C,to take Minnesota out of the
Central Verein") miro iebt INN 10 Elf.
riger betrieben. Ha6 elmer Witteilung
bon 8erbanosiefretGr @ep bat Elm BON
Bralioent 8oroon SierneD ernannter
auslbuB, Der am IS. sunni i'm 2ofal
ser Gatbolic slio sliiociation tagte,
BEN 2ofalpereinen oen q Us tt / t
aus oem Gentral-8erein empfoblen
uno ibnen nabegelegt, our6 ibre Iele=
gaten al1f Ger Sabresperlammlung in
8tnona tbre 8iinI6e gum Iusoruf
5u brtngen. 9ariiber miro iest in Sen
0tonatsueriammlungen ser 8ereine
obgeitimmt. Der 1lteite 8erein, ct.
Beter uno ct. Clemens in ct. Saul,
bat li6 leste @obe trob oes BlG-
ooDers Don 5lpei Gorltanosmitglie=
bern Der Catholic Iio 9ilociation
e / II it nj m g gegen Die Se5eiiion
ausgelpro6en, uno dbnlid nerOen
ltderli6 audi nnoere 8ereine banoeln,
no i'm mer Der 1pirfli h e
g If Der balt flar uno II n
3 NJ / 5 Ii i 9 Oar rgel g
10 IT 5.
g. lit lelbItperItGnoli6 oas quite
Ge6t oes Wlnnelota'er 3neiges, pom
Gentralsgerein aus5uideioen, penn
triftige @riinoe i'm Sntereiie ser To-
tbolilden Sade oas fir geraten er.
l6einen laIlen. slber es lit bitteres
l1nre6t, menn Elm perOienter futboli.
l6er SerbanO aus ielbltii6en - llno
nod uneoleren! - 8riinoen befeboet
uno geihaoigt miro, tpie oas in DEM
porliegenOen San gel6iebt (oem ein-
5igen Oieier Art in ser @elbi6te oes
Gentrol=8ereinsD uno Dem Central
Serein fann ii6erlib oas &e6t Ser
Serteioigung ni6t beltritten 1peroen.
Otele gerteioigune 1purbe in Son
antonio bei6loIien, na6oem eine Ib-
ld)rift 0es Eunbi6reibens bes Ser
6anOsiefretars 8ep porgeIegt tporoen
mar. Gin gusi6uB ipuroe ernonnt,
Der oie SerteiOigung in Ben 1a6lten
Sagen einleiten miro. WtinneIota
bate 5lDet Sorltanosmitelieoer als
Gertreter nu6 San Intonio entlanot
(D1brenO oabeim oie 9lbItimmllng
iiber Sen Iustritt i'm @ange MARI.
Seioer aber erl6ien Hrdiioent Sier-
neD, Elm WtitglieO Oes 9ireftoriums,
niht auf ser Gireftoreniitung am
Samstag (ebenloDenig ipie auf Ser
2irettorenltbung in ct. 2ouis lestes
Snbr), in Delder Ser tief beoauer=
li6e aonflitt eingebeno belpro6en
muroe. uno l6ieo bereits am 9iens-
tugmittag NIT ieinem &oaeeen BON
ser @eneralperiammlllng, als sic Mn-
gelegenbeit Dor oas Blenum fam. @ie
llnter lol6en llmit0noen cine io6lihe
8eridterltattlng in 8inona mogli6
lit, lit Elm H1tiel. =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-01
Wissen Sic, dass
SPERR R Nj A R k

auBerit giintigen 8eongungen ertuorben uno per-
penbet tperoen f0nnen2
gSiiem Sic oaB sic iest eperrmarf fir spenoen n
religioie Snititute fir &ir9en 1ln6 &l0Ier Sdulen
aranfenbduier, altenbeime, 8aenbGuier uno g8obl-
tatigfeitsberene bertpenben f0nnen2
8ien Sic, bob sic Sbre Mngeborigen nit einem fleinen
Sperrmarf in 0ie Gage periesen f0nne cine
griiten8 su grnoen ober elm SG1sden eine g8obnung
nm. gu erperben2 Serner fir Sausreparaturen ODER
Misunderstanding 5ert0rter Sduer ooer gum grperben
bon @runoitiden?
8iIen Sic, oaB sic id nit Sperrmarf an einem &C.
bdftsunternebnen in Oeuti6lano beteiligen fonnen?
8elbabertueiimngen i6meG nub snberlai1is
Vertreter aller Schiffs- und Fluglinien
GrfOlsrede 8earbenns aler Gin mnb Mms,uambermmss
Srobleme, iopie Grbidafts- @rmnbesentmms uni Ser.
m6sens- Mnselegenbeiteu.
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Evening star., 1953-04-18
Grandma Bank Bandit
Starts 1O-Year Term
BY the Associated Press

Mrs. Ethel Arata, who had a
brief career as the West Coasts
grandma bank bandit" several
months ago. has entered Alder
son (W. Va Reformatory for
Women. the Federal Prison Bu-
reau said yesterday.
Mrs. Arata, So, was given a
l0-year sentence in the Federal
District Court at Los Angeles on
April 3 for bank robbery and
attempted bank robbery.
An actress and singer, she is
the daughter of a one-time mill
lionaire who lost his fortune in
the 1929 crash.
Evening star., 1953-04-18

did not say who might give the
final testimony.
Gen. Ford insisted the Ord
nance Corps had asked many
times" for greater power to
speed the ammunition program.
But he said effective authority
was not Forthcoming until last
December
Also, he said the Army did
not get effective priorities for
machine tools and materials un-
til 18 months after the war be-
gan.
His testimony was in effect a
rebuttal to testimony that there
was no real ammunition produc-
ton until two years after the
Korean war started
He conceded there were de-
lays, miscalculationS and bottle
necks in production but in gen.
eral argued the Ordnance Corps
worked under severe handicaps
and hardships to do the job that
was done.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Ammunition Witness
Challenges Lovett
On Red Tape Powers
By the Associated Press

A Senate investigation into
ammunition shortages in Korea
neared an end today on a note
of dispute over the Army's au-
thority to cut through produc-
ton red tape.
Former Secretary of Defense
Robert A. Lovett told a Senate
Armed Services subcommittee
recently the Army had all the
authority it needed to speed up
ammunition production. He said
the blame for shortages should
be assigned to the Army as a
whole"
But Maj. Gen. E. L. Ford.
Army ordnance chief, disputed
Mr.. Lovett's position yesterday.
Gen. Ford testified the Defense
Department did not grant au-
thority needed to expedite
critical rounds" of ammunition
until last December.
Senator Margaret Chase
Smith, Republican. of Maine,
subcommittee chairman, indi-
Gated additional witnesses may
be called next week. But she
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Chile Won't Permit
Five Reds to Enter
Rv the Associated Press

SANTIAGO, Chile. April 18
(R.-Chile has refused to grant
visas for five Soviet Union rep
resentatives who want to come
here for a CommuniSt-inSpired
Continental Cultural Congress.
Interior Minister Osvaldo Koch
said no Russians would be grant,
ed visas to visit Chile so long
as Moscow refuses to permit
Chilean diplomat David Cruz
Campo, jr., to leave Russia with
his Russian born wife. Cruz
Campo was unable to get visa
for his wife after Chile broke
diplomatic relations with the
Soviet Union in 1947.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Annapolis to Graduate
o26 Middies in June

ANNAPOLIS, April 18 (P.-
The Naval Academy announced
yesterday that 926 Midshipmen,
the second largest class in the
schools 108-year history, are ex-
pected to graduate June S.
Only the class of 1916, which
had 1,046 members, was larger
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Henry Brooks
Succumbs To Stroke

Following two paralytec strokes
and seven weeks of lines, death
claimed Henry Brooks, Sc, 4O13
South oath Street, last Sunday in
a local hospital.
Mr.. Brooks, a native of Alabama
came to Phoenix "a years ago.
Funeral services were held yes
terday morning from the Church
of God, 11th Avenue and Tonic.
Elder Tapp officiated.
Survivors are his wife, Cappie
Lou; daughters, Maefaire Alex
ander, Bernice Oates, Marie
Brooks; one son, Andrew; two sis
ters, Susie Currie and Bessie Clark,
all of Phoenix. Three brothers, Ola
Phoenix; ]. B., Alabama, and
Tommy, Oklahoma City.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Facts and FuIlucies
About Breasts Given

When are women's breasts nor
NAL? What can be done to safely
change their sizes? These and
other questions are given scientific
answers which the layman can un-
derstand in an article, Facts and
Fallacies about Breasts" by DR..
Donald C. Cooley in the current
issue of Todays Woman Magazine.
Nobody knows how many wom-
en- are secretly ashamed or un-
happy about the size and shape of
their breasts states the writer,
pointing out that six million padded
brassieres or "falsies" were pur-
chased by American women last
year.
The general belief that normal
breasts are evenly matched and
perfectly paired is invariably in
correct, DR.. Cooley explains, as is
the opinion that women with un-
usually small breasts suffer a lack
of femal hormones.
Women with small or vestigial
breasts may produce normal
amounts of femal hormones and be
well endowed sexually, he points
out. Citing the reasons for un-
usually small breasts, the writer
asserts that only one cause may
be helped by hormone treatments
and that is undervelopment of
breasts due to underdeveloped SEX
ual organs generally.
The major causes for small
breasts are. he states: the inherent
physical makeup of the body, gem
eral lack of body fat, and insuffici-
ent breast tissue for hormones to
act upon.
Rubbing the breasts with various
estrogen creams now on the mar
ket or with so-called enlargement
creams containing various forms of
fat are not magic breast develop
ers," according to the writer.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Landscuping At
Sky Horbor To
Be Improved

In a move to improve the ap-
pearance of the landscaping at Sky
Harbor Airport, the City Parks De-
partment upon the recommenda-
ton of the Airport Superintendent
has taken over the supervision of
the grounds around the terminal
building. Both the Public Works
Director and the City Manager
agreed that it would be better for
the Parks Department to take over
the upkeep of the grounds since
it has at it's disposal the knowledge
and know-how to remedy the poor
condition of the paintings. Cost of
the maintenance will come out of
airport funds.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
New PLUMBING
Code Adopfed

After months of study the City
Council this week adopted a new
plumbing code which eliminates
the master and journeyman plumb
ers and provides for single class
ification of licensed plumber" In
preparation of the ordinance care
was exercised to maintain high
standards. of plumbing work by fix
ing strict requirements for obtain
ing licenses to work in the trade.
The ordinance provides that any,
one who is qualified as plumber
may establish plumbing business
if he meets the requirements for a
contractors license. In the old or
dinance only master plumbers were
allowed to operate plumbing busi-
neSSeS.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Right Turns AT
Red Liqhts Allowed

Right turns after a complete
stop at red lights became legal last
Tuesday at signalized intersections
in the city of Phoenix. The law
was changed by the Legislature at
its session earlier this year. Signs
will not be used to notify motorists
of authorized right turns but they
will be used at some intersections
where right turns will be pro-
hibited whether on a red or green
light. 1t is expected the new law
will improve the flow of traffic.
Both the Division of Traffic En-
gineering and the Police enforce
ment division will watch the re-
suits of the authorized right turns
and will take necessary steps to
correct any difficulties that may
arise.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
!l!gZ
July 10, 1858

Ouy AV1 1900
Well, Folks
The headlines of the past week
are, in my opinion, the herOld-
ing of the greatest advancement
that has been made i'm Phoenix
since / arrived here 22 years ago.
/ mean the DesegragatiOn of
Phoenix high school. Many ped-
pie are to be commended for
their tireless efforts to accom-
plish just that.
Now it is up to all of us to
work toward making deSegrega-
tiOn the success i'm Phoenix that
it has proven to be elsewhere.
We can all do our part that way.
just remember that we are all
only people, and that we will
have to work to make it GO. We
can! Let's do it!
AS always,
Reddy'
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10

following POSITIONS: Museum Aide,
Clerk-Typist II, Bookmender, Civil
Engineer I, and Recreation Helper.
Further information may bea obHl
tanned by contracting the Personnel
Department, Third Floor, City
Hall
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Job Openings

The Civil Service Board an
nounced applications will be re-
ceived until July 10 for employ
ment by the City of Phoenix in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-04
Group Asks U. S. 10 Pay
Third Of District BUDGET

The North Cleveland Park
Citizens Association asked Con-
gress last night to increase the
Federal payment to the District
to one-third Of the estimated
District budget.
Since the budget amounts to
about $136 million, the Federal
Governments share under the
proposal would be about $45
million-roughly four times the
present Federal payment.
In another action, the associ-
alton supported a House bill to
give the District more power to
force fathers who desert their
children to provide for their
support.
The group also supported an
other House bill calling for COM
pulsory disqualification Of drug
addictS.
The association opposed q pro-
posal to permit liquor stores to
stay open for business beyond
the present closing time.
J. B. Dickman, jr.. president,
conducted the meeting in the
Hearst School, Thirty-seventh
street and Idaho avenue NV.
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Christmas Employment
Ends Decline in Jobs

Santa Claus brought jobs to
many Washington area resi-
dents.
Christmas employment, espe-
cially in the Post Office and re-
tail stores, reversed a four
month decline in jobs here, the
District Office of the United
States Employment Service an
nounced today.
But what Christmas brought,
the winds Of January took away,
the service said, with layoffs
after the season. Most Of the
persons affected, however. were
students and housewives who are
not normally in the labor
market.
Last month, large numbers of
construction workers were at
work on the inaugural stands,
but there are now no large prof.
ects to which they can be re-
ferred.
Washington is designated as
a Group II" area by the Labor
Department, which means labor
demand and supply are approx
mately in balance"
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on embossed stationery. He esti-
mated the stationery cost more
than $50 per thousand sheets.
He told about this at a meeting
and said the stationery he used
in his business in Massachusetts,
cost less than half that sum.
A Commerce official explained
that embossed stationery is fur
nished only to Cabinet members.
It is a perquisite Of office.
The initial unease inseparable
from q change IN shippers APP
pears to have pretty well abated
now. But underneath there re-
mains the feeling that no new
command Is going to be long
in Office without some changes.
especially since the change In
administration involves q change
in political parties. too.
Bureaus Reporting.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Weeks, and
his assistants have been calling
in the heads Of various offices
and bureaus that make up the
widespread Department. The
bureau heads came with charts
and other data and the new OH
cials are briefed in what the
bureau does.
Yesterday the Bureau Of Pub
lie Roads staged its act. The
day before it was the Maritime
Administration.
There are, in all, about IS, 900
employees Of Commerce through
out the Nation. This does not
include the 5000 "co-operators"
persons who report on the