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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Local Women
Will Attend
NLRM Parley

A group of diocesan women
headed by Mrs. Frank Vogel of
st .Catharine parish and Mrs.
Adrian Durant of Holy Rosary
parish will attend the seventh
regional conference of the Ma
tionaE Laywomen's R tre e t
Movement to be held in Day
ton, Ohio, Friday through Sun
day at the Biltmore Hotel.
Mrs. Vogel, diocesan chairman
of Religious Activities DCCW, and
Mrs. Durant. central deanery chair
man of Religious Activities, will
represent the Shrine of the Little
Flower. Diocesan Retreat House, as
offiacial delegates to the confer
enee.
Others who will attend the meet
from Columbus include Mrs. Alex
ander Glockner, president of the
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women; Mrs. James P. Charles of
st. Thomas parish, who will pre-
side as chairman Of the retreat
ants panel discussion or Saturday
afternoon; Mrs. Blanche Meagher,
st. Agatha parish; Miss Marian
Swickard. Cathedral parish:
Miss Mary Boland, Holy Name
parish; Mrs. c. c. Mcfarland, Our
Lady of Peace parish; Miss Adele
Foley, st. Catharine parish; Miss
Inez Mulligan, st. Agatha, and
Miss Joan McDonough, st. Thomas
parish.
Father Edward Healey, diocesan
director of lay retreats, will attend
the banquet scheduled for Satur-
day evening, along with Mr.. James
Charles and Mr.. Cornelius Tracy,
past officers of the Diocesan Mems
Retreat League.
The conference, which is expect
ed to draw about 1900 women from
the midwest, will open with Pom
tifical High Mass on Saturday
morning. Archbishop Karl j. Alter
of Cincinnati will address confer
ence delegates following the Mass.
All women are invited to attend.
Father Ferrer Smith, o.PY
Washington, DC, will give the
keynote address at fhe Bilfmors
Hotel following the Mass when
he calls upon delegates to make
of their own cities. "a city OF
Mary within the world of God"
Panel discussions will follow, and
Father Joseph HoIIersn, MiIwau.
kee, Wisconsin, will give fhe sf'
fernoon address on Strengthen
ing fhe City OF Mary"
Bishop John j. Wright, Bishop of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Parent Teacher Associations

MT. VERN0N-0ver one hun
dred members OF the St. Vincent
de Paul PTA group attended the
first meeting Of the school year
held In the new cafeteria of the
new school. Parents of the first
grade pupils won the trophy for
The best attendance. II was voted
to accept the project to equip the
new playground. Mr.. William Mum
roe, president, presided at the
meeting. Mrs. John McCann and
her committee served refresh
ments after the business meeting.
DELAWARE = Mrs. Mable
Royce, director of nurses at the
Delaware City-County Health
Dept, was the principal speaker
at the first meeting of the 1854
IS season of the ST. Mary's Par
emf Teachers Association.
Mrs. Royce talked on the
health department program and
the way in which it will help
children and the schools through
regular check ups.
j. Chad Whitman, new pres
ident of the association, who pre-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

Women from Columbus parishes
all over the city are volunteering
their efforts for Label Day, the
work fest to be staged by the
tuberculosis Society of Columbus
and Franklin County on next
Thursday, Sept. 30.
Label Day, which will be held
from a. m. TO p. m, is the
day when $50 volunteers attach
address labels to Christmas seal
letters for the annual November
Christmas seal sale. The sale is
Athe only financial support of the
tuberculosis Society. The Society
is not part of United Appeals.
sAt noon a free lunch, furnished
by IL Columbus businessmen, will
be served
Among the many parishes to
be represented are Christ the King,
st. Catharine's, Our Lady of Vic
tory, st. Mary Magdalene, Holy
Rosary, Cathedral, Immaculate
Conception, st. John the Baptist,
st. Mary's. Holy Name, St.Leo and
Our Lady of Peace.
Mrs. Carl Williams Of Holy
Rosary, is one of the 10 key wo-
men heading the giant volunteer
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Mount St. Joseph
AIumnae Planning o
Pilgrimage Day

The alumnae Of the college OF
Mt. ST. Joseph on the Ohio Gin
cinnati have selected Sunday, Oct
10 the eve of the feast of the
maternity of Mary as their pill
grimage day. This Marian Year
Pilgrimage will open at the 500
a. m. Mass sung by Msgr. Edmund
Burkley. pastor of st. Mary
Church, Columbus.
The alumnae will attend this
Mass being offered in Thanks
giving tor the many blessings and
graces bestowed upon both the Mt.
and the alumnae. Immediately
following this Mass and Commun-
ion the alumnae with their guest
Msgr. Burkley, will breakfast at
KuenningS.
Reservations for this Marian
Year Communion Breakfast are
being made with the chairman,
Mrs. John F. Lagedrost, 695 E.
Dominion. Columbus IA, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

effort. She is assisted by Mrs
Thomas ]. Murnane of St Mary
Magdalene. Mrs. Williams is the
former chairman of the charities
committee Of the Central Deanery
Council, DCCW, while Mrs. Mur.
name is past president of the
DCCW. Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Murnane are assisted by the fol-
Loving captains and workers from
Catholic parishes:
Mrs. James Rarey, Mrs. A. H.
Klee, Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Dan
iel Bush, Mrs. f. A. Clark.
Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs. Forrest
Curtain, Mrs. Ralph Capuano, Mrs.
/ Montanaro. Mrs. Dorothy Elan.
agan.
Mrs. H. ]. Evans, Mrs. Paul
Ritter. Mrs. Louis Kaiser, Mrs.
Harry Douglas, Mrs. Sam Gallione.
Mrs. Tom Krupic. Mrs. Walter
Kulp, Mrs. Tom Guth, Mrs. Frank
Murphy, Mrs. William Kruse, Mrs.
George MeCaffrey, Mrs. Robert
koerner, Mrs. Wilbert jain, Mrs.
James Lingo, Mrs. Vincent Dona-
hue, Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. J. P.
Lynch, Mrs. Charles Page. Mrs.
Charles Lingo, and Mrs. Ray Kertz-
niger, captains.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

Worcester, Mass, will be headline
speaker for the banquet Saturday
night. AS Episcopal Advisor to the
National Laywomen'S Retr a t
Movement, Bishop Wright has been
actively promoting the growth of
closed retreats among the laity in
the United States.
A speaker and writer of note,
Mrs. Roma Rudd Turkel, who feels
that retreats were born of dire ne
cessity and have grown because of
the tremendous need for them in
the world today, will be principal
speaker at the luncheon on Sun
day. Solemn benediction at Our
Lady of Good Counsel Retreat
House in Dayton will end the con-
ference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Marion Couple Celebrates
5Oth Wedding Anniversary

MARION - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
X. Neidig. who we're married in
st. Mary Church in 1904, attended
a High Mass in the same church
on Sept. IS in celebration of their
golden wedding anniversary
Friends called on the couple
throughout the afternoon and also
in the evening after family din
ner at Dixie's Tearoom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neidig, who have
lived all their married life in
Marion, have three children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
Secretary OF English
Hierarchy l. Elevated

PORTSMOUTH, England = NC
Bishop John Henry King of
Portsmouth has been given the
personal rank Of Archbishop to
mark his priestly golden jubilee
and in recognition of his work as
secretary of the hierarchy OF Eng
land and Wales.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

The ST. Ladislaus PTA held its
first meeting of the year last
week, with Monsignor William
Kappes as guest speaker.
Mrs. Warren Marshall will serve
as president during the coming
year. Other officers are Mrs.
Bernard Karner, viee-president;
Mrs. Lawrence Settler, secretary;
and Mrs. Michael Yandrich,
treasurer.
The following committee chair
men were appointed at the meet
ing: Mrs. Margaret Brooks, pro-
gram: Mrs. Homer Hardy, activi-
ties: Mrs. Steve Barney. member
ship; Mrs. Bernard Miller, and
Mrs. Charles Erdoes, publicity,
Mrs. Florence Worden, refresh
ments; and Mrs. Mary Hough-
land, room mothers.
The eighth grade mothers
were in charge of the refresh
mentS served after the business
session.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

and q talk was given by Ray Rob.
bins, athletic coach.
Charles Osterholt. president, pre-
sided and named cosamitttee chair
men for the year. They are. Rob
ert Kelly, program; Mrs. Robert
McAndrew, hospitality: Ralph Nj.
eolosi. membership: Robert Bintz,
finance; Mr.. and Mrs. John Mes.
senger. student activity; Mrs. Frank
Powers. publications; Edward Nei.
dig, Boy Scouts; Mrs. Kenneth To
bin, study clubs; Mrs. Joseph Kell-
cher, radio and motion pictures:
Mrs. Roy Kutz, first Friday break
fasts; John Wissler, civic affairs;
Holley Baker legislation; Ray Coy,
publicity; Mr.. and Mrs. Neldon
Peacock, social.
There are 725 pupils enrolled in
the school for the 1954-55 term.
The st. Augustine PTA will
have its first meeting of the
1954-'55 season Sunday, Sept. 26,
al 3 p. m. in the school annex.
Father Earl Holtzapfel viii be
the principal speaker. Officers
and chairmen will be introduced.
There will be get-acquainted
period featuring a match the
Twins" contest Prizes will be
awarded> Refreshments will be
served and baby sisters will be
available in room 209.
All parents are urged TO at
tend this all-important meeting.
Officers for the year are: John
-Diedalis. president; Mrs. Ralph
Rea, vice-president; Mrs. Robert
Archer, secretary; Mrs. George
Van Heyde, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles Mercurio, historian;
Serio Di Pietro, auditor; and
Mrs. Reginald Ryan, publications.
Committee chairmen for the
year are: Steve King, finance;
Mrs. Ted Clotts, membership;
Paul Kulp, program; Mrs. Harry
Iannarino, hospitality; Mrs. Mary
Garrity, health; Mrs. Thomas
Bryan, health; Mrs. Philip Brady,
room mothers; Mrs. Merton Hay
hurst, editor school paper; Mrs.
John Vice, publicity; Mrs. Henry
Yacobellis, publicity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
THEY ARE POOR

People who sit around all day
counting their money never learn
ed what the stuff is for.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

COSHOCTON - More than 10O
attended the first fall meeting OF
Sacred Heart School PTA held in
the school hall recently. Parents
of the first grade pupils, new mem.
bers of Sacred Heart Church who
have children starting in Sacred
Heart school and the teachers were
introduced by Mrs. Floyd Casner
The president presented Father
Gately, new assistant pastor who
spoke briefly. "The Meaning and
Purpose of Sacred Heart School
was the subject of the talk given
by Monsignor Joseph E. McGlynn
Sister Estave's room, first and
second grades, received the attend.
ance award. Plans were made to
hold a social in the school Friday
evening, Oct. Is. In the ensuing
months, party will be sponsored
each month by the PTA on the
first Saturday. Refreshments were
served by present and past off
GERS. The next meeting will be
Oct. IL.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
THOUGHT FOR THE WEAK

BY this time teachers are begin
ming to realize what parents suS-
pected right along.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
OF Interest To Women

The Altar Society Of st. John the
Evangelist parish viii hold its
regular meeting Friday, Oct. /, at
300 p. m. in the school hall, $40
S. Ohio Ave. The reception of new
members to the society will be
held at 2.30 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 3,
in the school hall. The hostesses
for the reception will be Mrs. j.
A. Mandabach and Mrs. T. ]. Lor-
enz. Refreshment chairman will be
Mrs. A. J. O'Neill. Jr., snd Mrs.
Joseph Grzelak will be entertain
ment chairman Handiwork made
By the ladies of the society will
be on sale in the school hall.
Mrs. LEILA Roberts will enter
tain st. AIMS Guild No. q. at
her home, 514 Kelton Ave, Sat
urday. Sept. 25, 1854.
Mrs. Edward D. Barrow, Jr,
newly elected president Of the st.
Christopher PCCW. has announced
that the first regular meeting Of
the new season will be held Tues
day, Sept. 28. at 800 .. m, in the
parish hall. Serving as officers and
chairmen will be Mrs. Robert Red
mond, vice-president: Mrs. Richard
Ducey, secretary; and Mrs Robert
Curtin, treasurer. Members Of the
board fer the coming year in
clude Mesdames c. J. Bassett,
James ]. Murphy, Robert E. Boyd,
David A. Bsrbee, Jr., Michael Ho-
gan; Hollis Van Pelt. E. N. Huff
man, r. NJ. Hemphill, L. F. Faleo.
J. r. Jelley, H W. Krick. Miss Sally
Baker, and Miss Bernie Petroski.
Program chairman, Mrs Robert
Redmond, has invited Monsignor
Paul J. ODE as guest speaker.
Following the business meeting re-
freshments Will be served by Mrs.
Van Pelt and her committee.
The st. Mary Parish Coun-
Gil is sponsoring a bake sale
Sunday, Sept. 26, after all the
Masses in the Parish Council Ii
brary. 692 S. Third st. -Irs. Jes-
sic Beal is chairman. and Miss
Mary Aneiich is co-chairman.
Baked goods donations will be
received in the school cafeteria
on Saturday from 9 to p. m.
and in the library Saturday eve
ming from 7:30 p m.
The group will hold ifs first
meeting of the season. in the
school basement Tuesday. Sept.
%, at 8 p. m. Monsignor Edmund
BurkIey win be the speaker and
also show movies of the events
of the past year. A social hour
will follow the meeting.
The ST. Francis Of Assist par
ish PCCW held IFS first meet
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24
BY Our Correspondents

ing Wednesday, Sept. %. Al 800
p. m, In the school hall. Travel
films we're shown by Miss Mar
guerete Kyle, Of the Movie Makers
Club. The new officers are Miss
Helen Y. Coady. president; Miss
Winifred Madigan, vice.president;
Mrs. Peter Miller, treasurer, and
Miss Lucille keenan,. secretary.
Committee rhairmen include
Miss Helen Gallen, religious activi-
ties: Mrs. Karl Meredith and Mrs.
Frank Smith, Catholic charities:
Mrs. F. c. NeQuay, social action:
Mrs. Nell Mcfarland. International
relations; Mrs. Joseph DeFranco.
PTA; Mrs. Nicholas Gallagher.
ways and means: Mrs. Charles r.
Foeller, program. Mrs. Edward
Longenbacker, sales tax stamps;
Miss Winnifred Madigan. public
ity; airs. Minnie Hunsinger, Mrs.
Joseph De Franks and Mrs. p. ].
Moore, social chairmen. and Mrs.
William Stratman, hospitality.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

NEW PHILADELPHIA - Mrs.
Dominic FerchiIl was elected
president Of the Sacred Heart
PCCW at a recent election held
by the group. Other newly elect
ed officers include Mrs. Charles
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Blakely, vice-president. Mrs.
Frank Destefani secretary-treas-
urer.
Announcement was made at
the meeting Of the semi-annuaI
northern deanery meet to be
held in Mt. Vernon Oct. 10.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

DOVER The Blessed Martin
Study Club held its first meeting
of the Fall season when it met with
Mrs. Jordan Tamborini recently.
A question and answer period was
conducted following discussion
presented by Father David Dress
man, pastor Of St Joseph parish.
Mrs. Henry Tearson will be host
ess at the next meeting.
The Loyola Study Club opened
the new season recentl' when it
met with Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell.
She was assisted by Mrs. Lawrence
Neumeyer. Father Plus KaeIin, as
sistant at st. Joseph, led the dis
cussion. Mrs. Vincent Bernard pre-
sented a review of the THE Life
of st. Plus X" by Katharine Bur-
ton. Mrs Ralph Douttt presided at
the business session. The October
meeting has been scheduled with.
Mrs. Bernard as hostess, assisted
By Mrs. Gerald Young.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

The st. Francis Of Assist par
ish PCCW held IFS first meet
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-24

Mrs. LEILA Roberts will enter
tain st. AIMS Guild No. q. at
her home, 514 Kelton Ave, Sat
urday. Sept. 25, 1854.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Acc Heads Consider
0ppenheimer Plea
For Speeia! Hearing

The Atomic Energy. Commits
sion was still weighing today the
request by DR.. j. Robert Open
heimer's counsel for an unprece-
dented hearing before it on the
decision Of q special personnel
board which found him to be a
security risk.
According to its own estab-
lished procedures, the commits
sion is under no obligation to
grant such q hearing. The
famed nuclear scientists lawyers
have waived q hearing by a re-
view board and have asked that
they be permitted to file a brief
and present oral arguments be-
fore the five-man commission.
But DR.. Oppenheimer's defense
is hoping that the commission
will consider this an unusual
case-not on the point of their
clients prominence, but rather
because of the great mass Of
testimony gathered - and will
therefore agree to hear argu-
ments before considering the case
for a final decision.
President Silent.
No hint of the next step in
the Oppenheimer case was given
by President Eisenhower yes
terday at his news conference
when the matter came up.
Pointing out that the case is
not closed, the President de-
clined to comment on the flnd-
ing of the special security board.
Gen. Eisenhower pointed out
that the Oppenheimer case is
going through a quasi-judicial
process set up by the Acc. Until
they have finished that COM
pletely, the President said. he
doesn't think he will have any
thing to say.
DR.. Oppenheimer took the
same attitude in Princeton,
N. j., where he heads the in
stitute for advanced study. Met
by a reporter as he came to his
Office, he said:
Next Move to Acc.
IT know you are here for a
comment. I have said this thing
is not properly adjudicated yet.
1 have told the public all about
it before, and I have nothing
more to say now."
Earlier the scientists secre-
tary, Mrs. Katherine Russell,
said DR.. Oppenheimer felt that
since he had made public the
boards ruling, the next move
was up to the Acc.
DR.. Oppenheimer, a thin,
chain-smoking man of so, was
in charge of the A-bomb de-
velopment program at Los
Alamos, N. Mex, in 1912. He
probably carries as much atomic
information in his head as any
man alive.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Maryland Mother
Charged With Assault
In Beating Of Infant

A District Heights (Md0
mother has been charged with
assault in the beating of her s.
month-old baby. who is in crit
ical condition at Walter Reed
Hospital.
Prince Georges County Detec.
tive Sergt. Ralph Bond said the
mother. Mrs. Doris Yankowitz,
SO. was released on $1,000 bond
pending a hearing tomorrow in
Upper Marlboro. She lives in the
2600 block of Seventy-sixth ave-
nue.. District Heights.
Carried From Home.
Police said that after they went
to the home to question her. she
refused to accompany them to
the Seat Pleasant station and
had to be carried out.
The hospital said the daughter.
Doreen, suffered bruises of the
head. arms and legs. No surgery
was performed. the hospital re-
ported.
Sergt. Bond said the baby
was bitten on, the cheek and
toes and suffered bruises. Her
neck and head were swollen. he
said.
The child's father. Air Force
Morris Yankowitz. had
left the home and had gone to
the commissioned officers
club at Andrews Air Force Base
before the child was beaten,
Sergt. Bond said.
Doreen, their only child, was
born Christmas Eve at Mitchell
Field, N. Y.
NeighbOr Calls Help.
Sergt. Bond said Mrs. Yanko-
witZ went to the apartment Of
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Albert Harper, and told
them her child was ill. Mrs.
Harper, after looking at the
child, called the fire board. Her
husband started applying arti-
fetal respiration while waiting
for firemen.
Sergt. Bond said that when
police arrived Mrs. Yankowitz ;
was sitting on the floor talking
on the telephone. She said she
was talking to a sister.
Mrs. Yankowitz told police
the child had been injured fall
ing off bed.
A bloody diaper was found in
the baby'S baSsinet, Sergt. Bond
said.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
N. ". Whitney Dies;
Singing Teacher

Myron w. Whitney, 80, widely
known teacher of singing, died
early today. ...-
Mr.. Whitney. who lived at 3137
o street NV, at one time had
maintained studios both here
and in New York.
He became resident of
Washington on his marriage in
1907. His wife was the late Grace
T. Train, daughter of the late
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
Jackson Train of Washington.
He was a brother-in-law of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
Russell Train of Washington.
A member of a well-known
New England musical family,
Mr.. Whitney had made several
world concert tours with Nellie
Melba and Lillian Nordica. He
was prominently associated with
the concert stage and sang in
light opera with FRITZ Scheff,
the musical comedy singer.
Mr.. Whitney, a baritone, ac-
quired part of his early musical
training in Italy and Germany.
His brother, the late William
Whitney, also was prominent
teacher.
Surviving are a nephew, N.Y.
ron H. Whitney of Sandwich,
and several great nieces and
nephewS.
A memorial service will be
held at 2 pm. Monday in st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Lafay-
cite Square. Burial will take
place later at Sandwich.
The family suggests that any
tokens of sympathy take the
form of contributions to st.
Johns Orphanage, 1924 F
Stroet NJ w
Evening star., 1954-06-03

social security program. Con-
struction will begin during the
summer of next year and the
building will be completed early
in 1885,
GARNISHMENT BHL-James
Campbell, president of the AFL
American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees, testified yes
terday before the House Judi
ciary Committee in opposition to
the bill that would permit gar
nishment Of Federal employees
wages for unpaid bills. The ad-
ministration also opposes the bill.
Mr.. Campbell said the bill
was unnecessary as well as be-
ing "unsound and undesirable.
The AFGE chief said legal means
now are available to merchants
to obtain court judgments
against employees who don't pay
their bills.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Navy Department needs a real
property management officer.
grade IL. with status. Call Miss
Benesh at the Navy Department,
Extension 42823. The room num-
ber is 1902, Arlington Annex.
Harry B. Pickering of the
Civil Aeronautics Administration
has been elected president of the
Civil Aeronautics Club. Vice
presidents are Walter Britton
and Fred Glaes of the CAA and
William Baird and Paul Blaine
of the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Additions to the board of direc-
tors are Harry Bryan. Gene May
hall and John Warlick of CAA.
. Rear Admiral r. j. Arnold
has been named Deputy and
Assistant Chief of the Navy's
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
. 1t. Col. Irving w. Hart has
retired as chief information Of
ficer of the Selective Service
System.
BE sure to keep up with all
the latest Government en-
ployeS ne,US By reading the
Federal Spotlight column sir
days a week in The Star and
listening to the Federal Spot
light radio broadcast at GAS
pm. each Saturday over
WMAL.)