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The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
Democratic National Chairman Gets
Criticism From Both Parties for
Charging President With Favoritism

CHICAGO, Rl-The Democratic
national chairman says President
Eisenhower personally ordered
the award of contract to a syn
dictate in which one of the Presi-
dents closest friends" has an
interest.
Stephen A. Mitchell, in a debate
Monday with Republican National
Chairman Leonard w. Hall,
asserted the President issued a
personal order on awarding the
contract to supply electricity to an
atomic installation despite pro-
tests of both the Atomic Energy
Commission and the IVA, and
without competitive bidding.
In Washington, James C. Hag-
gerty, White House press secre-
tary, said he had no comment to
make on Mitchells allegation.
Mitchell, in the debate before
a section of the American Bar
Assn.'s annual meeting, said the
Senate subcommittee on monop-
oily asked for funds to investigate
The situation but that "the Repub-
lican leadership through Sen.
Jenner R-Ind) bottled up the re-
quest SO they can't get dime"
Here is something that really
needs INVESTIGATING Mitchell
added.
Mitchell later emphasized to
newsmen that his remarks on the
need for an investigation did not
directly refer to the Presidents
alleged role in the incident.
Mitchell said the contract in
Volved was for providing electri-
cal power for the atomic energy
plant at Paducah, KY, and was 80
million dollars higher than that
offered by a rival syndicate and
was $40 million dollars more than
the IVA would require to supply
the power.
Mitchell did not mention the
name of the person he described
as one of the Presidents closest
friends" but his office said later
he referred to golfer Bobby Jones,
In Atlanta, Jones said Mitchell's
remarks are utterly ridiculous
and without foundation"
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18

WASHINGTON, LR-Democratic
National Chairman Stephen A.
Mitchell drew a blast from Re-
publican senators and criticism
from some members of his own
party Tuesday for linking Presi-
dent Eisenhower's friendship for
golfer Bobby Jones with a pro-
posed power contract.
The Senate had scarcely con-
vened when COP Leader Know
land of California teed off on
Mitchell's intimation, in a speech
Monday night, that Eisenhower
was influenced by Jones to order
a private power contract in the
area served by the Tennessee VAL
ley Authority cTVA).
Knowland told the Senate that
if Mitchell has any information
which indicates the contract is
"illegal' or the result of undue
influence" he has duty to pre-
sent his facts to the Justice De-
partment or the Senate-House
Atomic Committee.
The Californian said he recog-
nized the growing heat of this
years political campaign, but 81
regret that it can't be kept on q
level other than attacking the
personal motives of the President
of the United States"
Sen. Cooper R-Ky) noted that
he had argued against the con-
tract with all the strength at my
command" in Senate debate on
the atomic bill. He said he still
regretted that Eisenhower had
ordered it made.
But Cooper said he was certain
the President "acted in what he
though were the best interests of
the country" and concluded:
Il do not believe there is any
truth at all in the statement made
by the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Party"
Off the Senate floor, Sen. Ke-
fauver D-Tenn) told a reporter
that he feels Mitchell carried
guilt by association too far" in
hitting at Eisenhower's contract
order.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
DEPOSED KING CAN YODEL

ROME, Up = Exiled ex-King
Karouk of Egypt now yodels,
Other guests reported that in the
wee hours of yesterday morning
at a local nightclub, the pudgy
former monarch drew up a chair
beside cafe entertainer and SAM
with her for an hour, toppinf
things off with a solo yodelin2
number.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: John Dun
ming, Mr.. Jensen, Keith Lesh, n
P. Lesh, Nina and Bethel Bach
elder, w. L. Gillespie, C. w. Kia
sinski. x
To Unalakleet: Dale Belcher. Il
To Anchorage: 1t. and Mrs. r
Leidholdt, Elmer Seetomone, ami
Johnny Moore.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
DUKE SEEKS SUNKEN SHIP
OF SPANISH ARMADA

LONDON, Up - An expedition
headed by the Duke of Argyll has
started probing the secrets of a
wreck that may be sunken gal
leon of the Spanish Armada.
Legend says the 10th century ship
was laden with gold ducats worth
68 million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
TENNIS WIN FOR ALASKA

BILOXI, Miss, R-Tom Bonner
of the Alaska Conference defeated
Bill Connery of the Euro-African
Command in the opening round
Wednesday of the Air Forces
world wide tennis tournament at
Keesler Air Force Base.
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-18
GOVERNMENT CAN'T GIVE ANYTHING

The Dawson, Minnesota, Sentinel, speaking edi-
toraly said this: 1T is about time that the average
American citizen does some hard-headed thinking tax
wise If we want tax reduction we will have to demand
less from government and again start doing things for
ourselves on the local level"
That certainly is incontestable, and it should be
apparent sunshine to everyone Yet years of rec
less spending conditioned many people to the insane
idea that government can 'give' us all manner of
things, from community swimming pools to old-age
security. Actually, government only spend what
it first borrow or takes from us in taxes-and we
always get back less than are forced to contribute
Evening star., 1954-11-07

Never have you known beauty cream
quite like this! The minute you smooth it on
you feel something wonderfully different!
It's the Noxzema tingle -. refreshing,
exhilarating tingle that tells you this famous
medicated beauty cream IS starting to work
wonders for YOU
For Noxzema is combination of softening,
soothing, cleansing and healing ingredients
supplied by no other leading beauty cream. It
freshens and cleanses your skin 50 thoroughly
). helping to make it lovelier and younger
looking
Seurs Doctors Nome F0ci0l Tod0y
To bring you all the benefits OF Noxzema's ex-
elusive beauty action, noted skin doctor has
recently developed marvellous new home
beauty treatment.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

And what thrilling things it does for your
complexion if you follow it faithfully just the
way we tell you here.
.. clEAMsE. Morning and night smooth freaseless
Noxzema, wiring out a cloth in water and
wash. Nothing has ever made your skin feel
cleaner-more refreshed
z. NlGsT GREAAa. Smooth ON medicafed Noxzema to
supply oils and moisture your skin needs. Pat
little extra over any externally y-caused blennish
to help heal it and to help heal it FAST
3. MAKE-UP RAsE. Apply Noxzema as a long-lasting
powder base that helps protect your lovely COM
plezon all day long. Your face feels soft, supple,
not dry drawn.
So start today with Noxzema and the Doctors
Home Facial-see how much lovelier you look in
just 10 days! Then make Noxzema your regular
beauty cream to help keep your skin looking love
lier and younger!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

May step into your house? /
see a few n1agazines-the slick
popular, trivial type. But where
are your serious periodicals? And
where are your books?
Now it's no use pointing to that
set of classics which you bought
and put on a shelf, merely to fill
it. You know perfectly well those
books are hardly ever opened.
You ought to be rearing your
youngsters to be booklovers. Not
book-worms, mind: book-Iovers.
Lovers of good reading, to be ex-
act.
But your children won't grow up
loving good reading if they don't
find it lying about the house. Af-
ter all, they can't love what they
never see.
So glance around your home,
and | 60 into slow burn. Really
! do. You're neglecting your chill
dren. oh, you're very careful about
their bodies - their food and
clothing and all that.
But what about their minds?
They're not beasts of the field,
you know. They've got intellect
and Imagination. They can't thrive
on nothing but full stomachs. They
need truth and beauty, too.
So let's get down to cases. How
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

the unusually large number Of bur
ial vessels, il is considered quite
possible that the tomb pertained
TO some of the Hyksos Kings, Egyp.
tian "shepherdskings" who were
sort of oyer-lords in Palestine dur.
ing part of the Chanaanite period
of its history.
One of the Scripture professors
at the Flagellation Monastery de
clared that this find, the only ez-
tensive one of record pertaining
to the period in question, reveals
to us more of Jerusalem's history
in that far-off era than does any
previous known discovery
According to such authorities ss
Father Barnaba as Meistermann,
O.F.M., author of New Guide to
the Holy Land" the Seriptural Val
ley of Save "tof the King') may be
localized in the Valley of Josa-
phat or the Cedron Valley. If such
is the case, the tomb containing
important remains of the past, or
the western slope of 0livet and oy-
the Valley of Josaphas,
cannot have been remote in place
and time from the meeting of
and Mel fiisedech, and
the latter's offering of bread and
wine to God.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

capacity OF Papal Legate.
The text of the Papal message,
which was written in English, was
published in OSSerUdtore Romano,
Vatican City newspaper, the day
after Cardinal MeTntyre's depart
ure from Rome by air for Lagos.
Exhorting the Catholics of Nj
geria to continue in the future as
in the past, Pope Plus recalled the
role which he said the Blessed Vir-
gin had played in their history.
The message pointed out that
the Society of African Missions
was founded almost a century ago
on the Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception, and that missionaries
of the Congregation of the Holy
Ghost had ventured up the Niger
River to plant their first mission
at onitsha on that feast day.
Missionaries sacrificed even their
lives without great results at first,
the Holy Father said, but the seeds
of the Faith finally took deep and
firm hold.
Pointing to the establishment of
the hierarchy in 1850, Pope Plus
said that Nigeria now has 500
priests and $50 Sisters in Is eccles-
iasticai Jurisdictions.
He added that vocsfions tc the
priesthood, the cherished hope
OF the Church In mission lands
are growing splendidIy" and al
ready there are many Nigerian
priests, minisfsring 10 their own
people in the various territor-
les.
Thousands lined the route Of a
processio escorting the Cardinal
and his party into the city, cheer
ing and waving flags. Among those
in the procession were a repre-
sentative of the Governor General,
the acting Finance Minister of Nj
peria, and 0ba Adele II, head of
the royal house of Lagos. who was
accompanied by representatives OF
the Lago Town Council.
"Hot" Welcome
Touches of brilliant color we're
lent to the scene by the rich-hued
costumes of the spectators, many
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

line weaving between them, all in
a baked-on brown pigment.
Some minor fragments of age
patined glass are included among
the abundant finds, together with
few daggers and other metal
objects.
II is believed that the site of the
discover. may have been the site
of burial place of mobiles or roy
atty, or perhaps the temple of
some pagan cult. Only a few hui
man bones were found to have
endured the centuries, but it is
possible to estimate accurately the
number of bodies inferred i'll the
royal tomb from the number of
metal garment clasps found. From
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

that you will carry back to your
great country happy memories"
This is my first visit to West
Africa, and / am privileged to
represent His Holiness Pope Plus,
Cardinal Mcintyre declared in re-
ply.
After an official reception, the
Cardinal and his encourage pro-
ceeded in an open car through
richly-decorated streets lined with
cheering school children and great
numbers of grown-ups. Many knelt
for the Cardinals blessing as the
car took him to Holy Cross Ca
thedral for liturgical reception
at which he was formally greeted
by Archbishop Taylor. At the con-
cluster of the ceremony, the Car
dinal and his group were taken to
Government House, where they
were lodged as guests of the Gov
ernor General pending the open
ing of the Marian Congress on the
following Sunday.
0-~----------
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

many good books do you buy in a
years time? How many for your
self, and how many for the young
er members of the family?
What does your book budget
amount to? To what good peri
odicals do you subscribe? Do you
belong to a Catholic book club?
To be perfectly blunt-how long
is it since you last spent a couple
of dollars for something worth
reading?
Why, your house is filled with
good furniture, and knick-knacks,
and gadgets, and radio and TV
sets, and whatnot. But there's not
good book or magazine anywhere
in sight.
Let me tell you some facts.
There are millions of boys in Amer
lea but magazine like Catho-
lie Boy. published at the Universe
ty of Noue Dame, has to fight like
fury for circulation.
Reviews like America, Com
monWeal. Ave Maria, Catholic
World, and the like, survive only
because of the sacrificial devotion
of editors and contributors.
Only the other day, / learned
that the Brothers who 90 around
trying to get people to subscribe to
Catholic magazines get along on
about S100 a month for all expens-
es. They're happy as larks when
somebody not only buys a subscrip-
tion, but invites them in for a
meal.
Yet there are dozens of worth
while Catholic periodicals, and the
shelves of book stores are groan-
ing under the weight of excellent
books the fruit of the great
Catholic literary revival. Neverthe-
less, it's unusual for a book to sell
10000 copies.
Now this sort OF situation isn't
healthy. 1t isn't intelligent. What
do you think you and your chill
dren are-vegetables? Don't you
care whether minds are develop
ed? Are you interested only in
bone and muscle?
You spend money for automo-
biles, cosmetics, vacations, enter
tainment, and whatnot. But I'll
hazard guess that you'd be
ashamed to admit how little you
spend for good, reading.
Don't you realize that good read
ing is not a luxury, but q neces-
sity? Your children'S minds should
live in the noble climate of great
thoughts and great lives. They'll
find that in good reading. They'll
find mighty little of it on TV or
in the movies.
Without good reading, your chill
dren are neglected children. If
you starved their bodies as you
starye their minds, you'd be in pri-
son, But we haven't got around to
falling people for neglecting or
harming souls. 8
Fight bad reading. by all means.
DO your part 10 stop the flood OF
filth on the newsstands. But I'd
feel a lot more optimistic about
the future of the world if you also
did something to promote good
reading.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

For one thing, it has been pos
sible to date the well-preServed
pottery specimens to about 1850
BIC, or $50 years earlier than at
first believed. This is long before
the coming of the ancient Israel
ties to Jerusalem.
Taking into consideration more
recent Scripture study, which
ascribes Abraham to about 1850
Be, the era of the Babylonian
King Hammurabi, these ancient
relics-found less than half a mile
from the Holy City of Jerusalem
would be contemporary with the
Patriarch Abraham, and hence with
the High Priest Melchisedech of
Jerusalem, whom st. Paul re-
CARDS as a prototype of Our Lord.
Hebrews 7:3).
Some pottery jars and saucer
type lamps are so fresh in appear
ance that anyone but an archeolog
ist might easily mistake them for
modern artifacts. The same is true
also in regard even to the larger
plates and dishes. Most of the
lamps show smoke stains at the
depressed lip where the wick pro-
truding from the oil rested, while
almost al of the pottery urns, jars
and pitchers bear the Characters
tic decoration of the remote period
to which they belong, namely, two
parallel vertical lines about one
half inch apart, with a serpentine
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

of whom carried multi-colored
umbrellas to protect them from the
sun. The temperature registered
nearly 100 degrees.
In an address of welcome, the
Nigerian ruler told the Cardinal
Legate: Il hope that your stay
amongst us will be pleasant and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

10 say IN Penn
sylvania. where
/ was reared.
You re against
nted trash,
are you? You'd
like to see the
n E " s tands
cleaned up So
far, so good But
it's not good
enough. It's not
b aIf 60 o d
enough.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
u. S. Cardinal Attends
Nigeria's Marian Rites

LAGOS, Nigeria - Radio NC) - His Holiness Pope Plus
XII message the clergy and faithful of Nigeria British
West Africa urging them to stay close Mary under whose
patronage the Faith brought to their country and con
ues to spread.
The Pope's message scheduled to be read by His
Emnence James Francis Cardinal Mcintyre Archbishop of Los
Angeles who given tumutous welcome his arrival
here attend Ngeras first National Marian Congress the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
JUST ONE WEEK!

Last minute shopping" Is the order Of the day. You
may wish TO send friend loved one our special
and lovely Christmas GIFT CARD. telling them that
you have arranged Tor Mass 10 be offered for them a.
Christmas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
New Archaeological Find
Placed In Abraham Era

JERUSALEM - Further painstaking study has discos-
ed many facts concerning the unique collection of well
over 900 preewish antiquities recently unearthed the
Mount of Olives the Shrine of Domnus Fevit The
Lord wept'0
Experts of the Franciscan Biblical Institute at the Flage
laon Monastery here have been working the pottery glass
and metal objects ever since they were found.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

I'm far on Mossul Irsa there ~ little neviee, named
after st. Joseph She h Of the Order Of St. Dominic.
After this year, viii be missionary Sister. Can
adopt her giving the $3.50 needed for her snlng God
wiIl bless you
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
Plus HIS NAME

the Cyril ~ Ghizeh Egypt In the shadow OF
the pyramids there student named Plus who mas lu begun
his ia sr wears the priesthood Can adopt him
swing The nstalmens God Wiling ne VIII
be priest
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Midnight Of Bethlehem
the bopdbrothers Of The Mass will
benecos BY the Archbishop Of Jerusalem
and his priests grateful for all nave done.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
NO ROOM FOR HIMr

IN the HOLY take Of needy
ease nj Christmas give sic for food package Our
poor special Rosary Of Olive Seeds from hs
land Little orphans have put them together
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
LOVELY CARMELs

coisers wonderful Madonnss
Savior night precious
will be your o them nj Christmas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
Like A Dutch Uncle.

NY topic today is reading. And
Il you don't mind, I'm going to
get personal. I'm going to talk to
you like Dutch Uncle. as we used
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Don't drive miles looking for q
home when you can find it in our
want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Leproxy white pretty to
DAMIEN LEPRR FUND the Lords Birthday There
this world afflicted with the maady and
medical We have several hospitals India
help them from month to month.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17
HOLY INNOCENTs

The Feast Of the Holy Innocents will remind US
Of the foundIings In the Holy Land. Sister Mary,
a lovely Irish Sister Of Charity al Bethlehem,
watches over the little orphans there. II costs
only So q month 10 feed and clothe of them.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

OUR NEEDEsT CASES Not all these want ads Of God can
needest Christmas That Is why
appreciate your sTRNGLESs CIFTS-"Use n where most
Father" help help fomdines
Sisters The Little Lord will smile
--
NEW PAMPHLET you that priceless sngless gift
pamphlet Father Englert CSS r. CHRIST
CHRISTEND0M.s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-17

Pstronize The Time Advertisers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
koPpos Are Coming:
Kappa Fraternity Plans
Regional Meeting Here
On April 18th & 18th

The North West Regional Coun-
Gil of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
will convene at the Halle @.
Brown Community House, April
18th and 18th. Psi Chapter and
the Twin City Alumni Chapter
will be co-hosts. The first session
will meet on Friday, April 10th
from j to 5 p. m. On Saturday,
April nth, meetings will be from
9 a. m. to p. m.
At 9 p. m. on Saturday, an open
mixer will be held at the Junior
Pioneer Ballroom in st. Paul.
DR.. C. Cecil Lewis. Provincial
Polemarch of the Northwest Pro-
vince viii be guest speaker at a
closed banquet on Saturday, April
18th at the Nicollet Hotel, Min
neapois. Presiding at all sessions
will be DR.. E. Thomas Scales,
Polemarch of the North Central
Province.
Lloyd Smith and Hobart Banks
are co-chairmen of the Council
meeting.
A joint meeting of the Alumni
Chapter and Psi chapter will be
held on Sunday, April 18th at
4 p. m. at the Phyllis Wheatley
House, Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Mildred 7. Jordan
Joins ST. Paul
Recorder Sfoff

4 new staff member of the st.
Paul Recorder newspaper is Mil
bred T. Jordan, who will serve as
office manager at the Recorders
downtown office at PIP Newton
Building. She will handle news
and advertising.
Mrs. Jordan, a former member
of the Afro-American staff in
Philadelphia and Washington, ID.
c. has had five years of expert
ence in the news and advertising
field. A product of Washington
public schools, Mrs. Jordan at
tended Va. State College. Etuck,
Va, and received special training
in Advertising and Merchandising
at the University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Jordan also
attended the Writer'S Workshop
at New York University. New
York City.
Mrs. Jordan was formerly ad-
illustrative secretary of the st.
Paul Urban League, and most re-
Gently was a member of the cleri-
cal staff at Federal Cartridge
Corporation. She is a member of
Pilgrim Baptist Church and has
served as church reporter since
1852.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-09
Proposed Ordinance;
81. Poul NAAcP
PIons Moss Meet
To Study FEPc

The St Paul Branch OF the
NAACP win hold meeting on
Tuesday, April 18th at 8 p. m. at
Local 5i6, b25 Rondo Avenue, to
discuss a proposed FEP ordin-
anee. This win be a mass meet
ing and open discussion win be
held on the subject,
Officials announced this week
that the bill is now In the hands
OF the Associations Legal Re
dress Committee, preparatory to
presenting Il TO the membership
at the April meeting.
The NAACP plans TO submit the
ordinance to the city Council
prior to the coming elections, in an
effort to impress upon the legis-
lature the great need for this bill.
Officers Of the st. Paul Branch
are: Frank NJ. Smith, president;
Mrs, Addie C. Few. first vice
president: J, r, johnson, second
vice president: Mrs. EVA Belisle.
secretary and Mrs, Lula King,
treasurer.
Members OF the Board OF Dinec-
tors include; Frank Boyd. Mrs,
Hazel Butler; Rev. Denzil A,
Carly: A. Laurence Davis. Mrs,
Allie Mae Hampton; Rev ]. &c,
Jones; Mrs. Richard stokes, Sr..
Arthur Sternberg; Rev Floyd
Massey; Mrs Mabel Harris and
Mrs. Bessie Turpin.