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Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Construction SfuFfed
On Sky Hurbor Hotel

Ground has been broken for
construction of the Sky Riders
Hotel at Sky Harbor Municipal
Airport. The $25o,Oo0 structure win
be built by Brownell Enterprises on
land leased on the south side OF
Sky Harbor Boulevard adjoining
the terminal building parking
area. The lease covers about 500
front feet of space. Plans call for
40 ultra-modern rooms,y plus
large oval shaped swimming pool
for the guests. An additional 40
units will be built as more facili-
ties are required. The grounds will
be handicapped to conform with the
landscaping plan used on the ter
minal building grounds. Under
terms of the lease, the City will
receive minimum rental of $500
per month or per cent of the
gross revenue, whichever is great
er.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Plans Complete
For Halle Selassie
Reteption In NY.

NEW YORK, (GlcbaD. = The
Mayors Reception Committee has
announced official plans for the
state visit of Emporer Halle Sc
lassie of Ethiopia. The Emperor
arrived in New York City at
800 am. Tuesday, May 25, aboard
the United States, according to
Richard c. Patterson, Jr., chair
man of the Commission for Public
Events.
The encourage will be escorted
by police to the Waldorf-AStoria
Hotel where the Emperor re-
manned over night. At 2:30 pm.
Wednesday, he will board President
Eisenhower's plane the "Colum-
bine" at La Guardia ield, and fly
to Washington where he will be
the Presidents guest at the White
House and at Blair House.
On Saturday, May 20, Selassie
will return to New York, stopping
off for a visit at Princeton Univer-
sity. A motorcade will be waiting
at the New York side of the Hol-
land Tunnel to take the Emporar
and his party to the Waldorf
Astoria.
The Emporers Sunday schedule
calls for services at the Greek Or
.thodox Cathedral, 319 E. 74th St.
luncheon at Hyde Park with Mrs
Eleanor Roosevelt, and a special.
service at the Abyssinian Baptist
Church. On Monday, May 81, Sc
lassie will be guest at private
luncheon to be given in the Empire
State building by Arnold Grant,
president of the Empire State
Building Association. The official
Continued on Page 81
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28

Approximately 500 persons OF all
races inspected the Mountain
Breeze Dream House" developed
by the Great Southwest Construc-
ton Company, an Arizona Corpor-
alton, headed by ]. S. Jones, pres
ident, and ]. B. Jones, vice-presi-
dent. Other plans being introduced
in the development are the Aristo-
crat, the Territorial, and the Veter-
an.
The Company has acquired $50
building sites located in one of the
finest housing areas in Albuquer-
que in the direct path of the grow
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
First Degree Murder
Charge Filed Against
Wife Slayer

First degree murder charge was
filed in Superior Court this week
against a Phoenix laborer, Lewis
Arnold, 81, 4144 S. oath Street, for
fatally shooting his wife Vivian,
as. at their home last Friday after
noon.
Witnesses said wnen Arnold
came home last Friday he asked
his wife if his dinner was ready.
She replied, mo, and I am not go.
ing to fix any," This, the killer said
made him mad and he went to his
truck parked in the yard, got his
gun, loaded it and emptied six bull
lets into his wife's body, evidently
as she ran out the back door.
The body was found lying on the
ground just outside the kitchen
door. Neighbors called the law and
when the sheriff arrived, according
to deputy sheriff Pat Willis, who
was first on the scene, Arnold had
reloaded his gun put it back in the
truck and was calmly feeding a
brood of chickens he had in his
back yard.
According to acquaintance, the
, Arnold family has lived here for
several years. Arnold evidently
came to Phoenix for his health. It
was further reported that Mrs. Ar
mold was in possession of quite a
bit of money as she had paid cash
fer the home and a car which she
had recently bought.
Arnold's three sons who live in
California visited their father here
Christmas.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
New Post Creufed
For Carver Principal

w. A. Robinson, principal of the
abandoned, last Negro High School
in Arizona, was given the newly
created post, that of administra-
tive counselor. He will be counselor
in schools and in the community.
Mr.. Robinson, a graduate of
Columbia and Atlanta Universities
has been in school administration
work for 40 years. He will be eligi-
BILE to retire next year.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
NAA(p Board OF
Directors JubiIant
Over Court Decision

The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People re-
CARDS the unanimous decision
handed down by the United States
Supreme Court as a highly signifi-
cant step in the forward progress
of American democracy. In over
ruling the separate but equal
doctrine laid down by Plessy VS..
Ferguson in 1896, the Court rein
forced the afith of all Americans
in the basic justice of our system.
This ruling further vindicates
the 45-year fight of the NAACP to
establish the principle that to seq
regate is to discriminate and, ac-
cordingly, violates our Constitution
and the American spirit of equal
ity. This decision gives the lie to
the Communist propaganda that
American democracy is decadent
and that Negroes or other minori-
ties cannot obtain justice through
the democratic process the Board
said.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Street Lighting
PROGRESS Report

A total of 115 new street light
installations were made during
April as part of the $1,3OO,OOO
street lighting program for the
City of Phoenix. These installations
bring the total number of lights
installed under the 4-year pro-
gram started in August, 1851 to
1888. Provisions have been made
to increase this total as new areas
are annexed to the City. In April
major emphasis was placed on the
installation of mid-block and inter-
section lights. These installations
accounted for SO of the new install
lations made during the month.
The ten months of the current fis-
cal year finds total of 1857 in
stallations have been made COM
pared to 912 over the same period
in the previous fiscal year. In
cluded in this total are 2,010 lights
installed on 23.4 miles of arterial
streets, 2,470 residential installa-
tons and SO alley lights. Mcdowell
Road from 3rd to 7th Streets and
the area east of the Grand Canal in
the vicinity of Oak Street were
also lighted during April.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28

COLUMBUS, Ga. - State Off
cials were called on by the Georgia
Federation of Labor to obey the
us. Supreme Court ruling banning
school segregation. The action was
brought out in a resolution Friday
pointing out the federation's posi-
ton.
Moreover, when Georgia Cover
nor Herman Talmadge addressed
the convention, with a renewal of
his pledge to maintain segregation
through his term, the delegates had
acted in opposition a half hour
earlier, declaring the decision
should be adhered to within the
present school framework"
The resolution was offered by
the Atlanta Federation of Trades
and held that the governors pro-
posed private school, amendment
fails to account for teachers pen
Sions, the possibility of losing fed
eral funds for vocational training
and school lunches.
The resolution was read by
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28

ATIa4NTIG eIEYDr. Ralph J..
Bunche in an address ito the Ma
tional Conference! of Social Work
declared that the United States
help to the worlds undeveloped
areas is no do-goodism but an ex-
preston Of enlightened self-in
terest in the struggle against Com
nrunist aggression.
DR.. Bunche. principal director
of the United Nations Trusteeship
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Phoenix Concern Introduces lntef-faeial
Housing In Albuquerque.

ing suburban community over
looked by the beautiful Sandia
Mountains, and near the Sandia
Base in the Atomic City. All plans
contain -Ultra-Modern Living Ap-
pointments, and is being offered to
the public in the $8O00-to-$850O
price class.
Special ceremonies were held
last Sunday afternoon. Speakers
appearing on the program were
City officials and other leading
citizens of the community and an
FILA. Director, Washington, DC.
J. S. Jones, president of the Co.,
in response to many compliments
by the speakers, said, "We are
happy to be among the first to in
troduce such an idea which we feel
is setting an example of Democ-
racy. The time has come, in view of
the recent Supreme Court decision
over-ruling the doctrine of the Sc
parate but equal Interpretation of
the law, that all Americans regard
less of race, are entitled to live to-
gether if they so desire. But it will
be a hard task of race education in
learning to live with each other
without the usual conflict, because
of race" we believe that through
such a program as we have intro
duced here, all liberal minded peo-
pie of all races will set an example
of Democracy by purchasing homes
in this deveopment, thereby prov
ing to all concerned that it is feas-
ible and possible to make the pro-
gram work"
After the ceremonies, the
Dream House" was viewed by all
visitors which was beautifully fur
nished and Handicapped to perfec-
ton.
J. S. Jones is also president of
Sun Valley Lief Insurance Com
pany and Progressive Builders AS
sociation here.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Labor Group Wants Georgia To
Obey U. 5. Supreme Court Ruling

Henry w. Chandler, Of Atlanta.
and a second federation spokesman
said it did not "refleck a break or
breach with public officials of the
state" but simply stands for what
the labor group thinks is right.
Chandler was elected as a delegate
to the American Federation of
Labor meeting this year.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
Segregation In Phoenix
Public Housing On Way
Out, Saws Carson

Terrence A. Carson, chairman OF
the Phoenix Housing Authority,
said racial segregation in the low.
rent housing is on its way out.
Mr.. Carson said housing officials
here will of course comply with
the ruling US. Supreme Court
when it's provisions are brought to
their attention. Mr.. Carson said,
we will go along with the law of
the land.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-28
WARMING:

WARMING:
Let's w ate b
our language,
boys an girls,
on the streets
and in public
places and on
the buSseS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Motion Pictures Classified

Following is list of motion pic
lures reviewed and classified by
the National Council of the Legion
Of Decency.
Class A ~ Section - Unohiee.
tsonabla fer general patronage.
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe.
African Adventure, All American,
Arrow in the Dust.
Big Jump. Bengal Brigade. Black
Horse Canyon, Black Shield of Fal-
worth, The, Blake Dakotas. Bounty
Hunter, Brigadoon, Bright Road.
Game Mutiny, Cease Fire. ChaI.
lenge the Wild, Command, Cowboy.
Detective, Diamond wizard.
Dragnet, Duel in the Jungle.
Fireman Save My Child. Francis
Joins the NACs.
Geraldine, Give : Girl > Break,
Glory Brigade. Cog.
Hansel and Gretel, He'll and High
Water, Her IL Men, High and Dry.
Immortal City.
Jungle Girls.
Killer Leopard. Killers From
Space, King of the Khyber Rifles,
Khyber Patrol, Knights of the
Round Table, Knock on Wood.
Littlest OUTLAW, The; Living Des-
ert, Living 1t Up. long, Long
Trailer, Lucky Me, Lone Gun.
Malta Story, The; Man With
Million, Melody of Love. Men of
the Fighting Lady. Money From
Home, Murder on Monday, My
Heart Goes Crazy
Operation Manhunt, Out of This
World.
Paris Playboys, Path TO the King
dom, Prince Valiant, Passion, Prof
ect Mt.
Quest for Lost City.
Raid, Racing Blood, Rebel City,
Red River Shore, Return From the
Sea, Ricochet Romance, Roogie's
Bump, Royal African Rifles.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Sabrina, Sea Devils, Secret Of
the Incss, Serpent of the Nile,
Shield of Murder, Sins of Rome,
Siren of Bagdad, South Sea Wom-
en-, Stolen Face, Strange Deception,
Strange Witness, Susan Slept Here,
System, Star Is Born.
Take Me to Town. Tsnga-Tiks,
Tennessee Champ. Top Banana,
Thy Neighbours Wife, Two Cents
Worth of Hope.
Ugetsu Gapanese).
Wells of Bagdad, Volcano.
Walking My Baby Back Home,
Waterfront Women, Wedding of
Lii Marlene. Wicked Women,
Woman They Almost Lynched. Il
Class c-condemned.
Bandit, The dtalian: Behind
Closed Shutters, Blue Angel, Bull
let for Stephano, A; Carnival in
Flanders, Dedee. Devil in the Flesh,
Devils Sleep, Flesh Win Surren-
der Qtalian), It's Forever Spring
time, Jungle Stampede. Just Big
Simple Girl, La RondeS Lovers of
Verona, Manon, Marie du Port,
Merry Chase. Miss Jalia, Nom and
Dad, Moon Is Blue, The; No Or
chids for Miss BlandiSh, OF Love
and Bandits, oh, Amelia; Paris
Nights, Paris Waltz. The; Room
Upstairs, Royal Affair, A; Rozina,
the Love Child. Sacred Latuka,
Scandals of the Clochemerle, Sew
en- Deadly Sins, Sinners, She
Shoulda Said No, Story of Bob and
Sally, The; Strange Triangle, Street
Corner, Strollers, Three Forbidden
Stories. Thrill That Kills, Times
Gone By. Ways of Love, Wench,
The: Young and Damned, Violated,
Sensualita French Line (0bjec-
ton: Suggestive and indecent ac-
tion, coStuming and dialogue. In
incidents of subject matter and
treatment il Is gravely offensive to
Christian and traditional standards
of morality and decency and is
capable of grave, evil INFLUENCE up
on those who patronize it, especial
ly youth, reports the Legion OF De-
eency), Girls Marked Danger, lie
Plasir. One Summer of Happiness,
Lovers, Happy Lovers, Garden OF
Eden.
We Want q Child: This film
deals with a subject morally oh.
jectionable for presentation in en-
tertainment motion picture thea
ters. Furthermore. the treatment
of the theme seriously offends
Christian traditional standards ol
morality.
Separately Classified - Martir
Luther contains theological ans
historical references and interpre
tations that are unacceptable Il
Catholics.
Keep this listing FeF
future Fefersnes.l
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

tians, laboring everywhere on
earth, are to do. They are to make
everything new, as Christ wants
everything remade.
But let's take you. You're one
man, or one woman. You can't
restore all things in Christ. You
can't remake the whole world. If
you think you can, v1u've got an.
other think coming.
So what do you. you personally,
do? Where do you start?
You start with yourself. You
must be a good Christian, an in
formed Christian, a wise Christian.
You are to be a jealous Christian,
as the Communists are jealous
Communists.
And then what? Then you go to
work to restore something in
Christ n something that it is with
in your power to restore You set
out not TO remake the world, but
to remake your world.
1.-THE believers are on the often
sive How extensively that is true,
we do not know. But you can
make it true in your own case. You
can make il true of one believer.
Ii you are father or mother,
you can begin by restoring your
home in Christ. You can say the
Family Rosary. You can be at Mass
and Communion often You can
bring Catholic publications into
your home-snd read them. You
can familiarize yourself and your
family with the pspal encyclicals.
And so on.
If you are physician, you can
study Christian principles of medi-
cine, and apply them. You can or
ganize, or become a member OF,
Catholic Physicians Guild.
Ditto, if you are, let's say, a
druggist. You can throw out the
junky paper-backed books and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

is ndonesia's huge Moslem polit-
ical party, believed TO be the coun-
try's largest. II aims at making
the country officially MosIem. The
West Java branch is the party's
largest affiliate.
Masiumi's clerical leaders, who
met here recently to study COM
munism found it strictly forbid
den for Moslems. They declared
that it runs counter to Islamic
teaching and endangers the lndo-
nesian Republic and the nations
religious life.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

has not been succeeding, according
to Judith LiStowell, London expert
on Eastern European news, who
has excellent information sources
behind the iron curtain.
The ORA, according to Miss
Listowell, warned the Kremlin;
THE believers lin Cod are on
the offensive"
hope that is true in Russia. |
hope also that it is true, or soon
will become true, in Europe and
the Americas and Africa and else
where.
Not until Christians have taken
the offensive shall we begin to
roll back atheistic communism and
God-ign0ring seculariSm. Not TN
I'll then shall we begin TO rebuild
a decent world
Time and again | have been ask
ed by young people-and by older
people, too-"What can we do?
Where shall we start? How is com
munism to be overcome?"
The answer was given years ago
by ST. Pope Plus X. He called up
on Christians to restore all things
in Christ That's the thing that
must be done.
That's what the worlds Chris
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

the worthless magazines. You can
put on sale good paper-backed
books, and good magazines. You
can start Druggists Guild, with
the help of a priest, TO study and
apply the Christian ethics of phar-
macy.
So it goes, no matter what you
are. A Christian lawyer should do
everything possible to ChriStianize
the practice of law, and the courts,
and the penal system, and so on.
But first he's got TO study up on
the Christian principles of law and
order.
If you're politician and Chris
tisn, stop being that Become, in
stead, a Christian politician. Find
out what Christian politics is, and
go to work. Read the encyclical on
the Christian Constitution of
States. Study the teachings Of great
Christian philosophers on how to
Christisnize politics.
Suppose you're a labor unionist
Then you ought to be the best and
most Jealous unionist anywhere
around. But first you ought to sat
urate yourself in the right Chris
tian principles of labor unionism.
THE believers are on the of
fensive." Does that include you? If
you are newspaperman. do you
devote great deal of study and
thought to the problem of Chris
tianizing journalism-of making il
serve God and mankind better? If
not, you're just drifting. Newspa-
permen in some cities have Cath
Ollie Institute of the Press. How
about your city?
So it goes for every last one of
US. "The believers are on the of
fensive" The moment that becomes
generally true, immense changes
will begin to take place on our
troubled earth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Red Beliefs
Held Sinful
Bv Moslens

CHERIBON, In d 0 nesia =
(NC) - ndanesian Moslem
leaders have dealt heavy
blow against communism in
their country. They have de-
clared it a sin for any Moslem
to believe in communism.
This far reaching pro-
nouncement was made by cler-
ical leaders of the Masiumi
Party's West Java branch. Masjumi
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

Science is the knowledge Of con-
sequences and dependence of one
fact upon another.-Thomas Hob
hes
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

VATICAN CITY-(Radio, NC)-
Archbishop FREDERICK Lunardi, Pa
pal Nuncio to Paraguay. died dur
ing an operation on November 10,
according to wora received here
from Asuncion. He would have been
"a IN December.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19

r elig ious AT
fairs.
The ORA, of
course, really is
the Office for
Anti-Relig o us
Affairs. 1t has
charge of the
renewed atheist
ca m pa ign in
Russia and the
captive coU n
tries.
The campaign
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
- As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
How To Win The World

The most electrifying thing
have read in years is a single SEN
tence in report sent to the Krem-
lin by the Soviet Unions Office for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-19
Archdiocese Gives Italy
Funds For Flood Victims

SALERNO. ltaly-(Radio, NCl--
A gift of 50.00000O lire about
S30,000) to care for children or
phaned by the Salerno flood dis.
aster, ltaly's worst in recent his
tory, has been made through His
Eminence Francis Cardinal Spell
man, by the Archdiocese of New
York.
The Cardinal visited the disaster
area where flash floods swept hun
dreds of houses into the sea and
resulted in an estimated death toll
of more than 400 persons. Cardin-
al SpeIlnan told the Italian peo-
pie that he was able to offer as
surance that American Catholics
would do all they could to help.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-28
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA
CHRISTIAN AMENDMENT
ALARMS u. S. JEWRY

conscience's sake to make the
slightest reservation in taking an
oath of allegiance"
Because the founders of our
Republic sought forever to keep
from our shores the sectarian con-
flicts, persecution, bitterness and
religious warfare that plagued the
Old World for centuries" the
statement said, "they established
the new nation on the principle
that Church and State shall for
ever be separate and that religion
shall ever be a matter between
man and his conscience"
James Madison, the father of
the American Constitution, said in
1874: Torrents of blood have
been split in the world in vain
attempts of the secular arm to
extinguish religious discord by
prescribing all difference in rel
igious opinion" George Washing
ton, in his historic letter of 1889
to the Jewish community of New
port, R. l., expressed the spirit
of the new nation which proposed
that men should be completely
equal before the law without any
distinction as to religious affilia-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-28

The views of American Jewry
were presented by competent
spokesman. Rabbi Isadore Bres-
lau, of New York, representing
the Synagogue Council of Amer
lea, and Leo Pfeffer, of New York,
representing the National Com
munity Relations Advisory Coun-
Gil, presented a detailed and docu-
mented case.
"Jews cannot in good con-
science recognize the law and the
authority of Jesus Christ" Rabbi
Breslau and Pfeffer aid in a
joint statement. They said ''every
American Jew would regard it as
an act of religious discrimination
to be deprived of the cherished
right to give wholehearted and
unqualified allegiance to every
sentence of the United States Con-
stitution or to be compelled for
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-28
ton or doctrinal conviction.

ton or doctrinal conviction.
Noting that the Jews of the
United States will commemorate
this year the Booth anniversary
of Jewish settlement in America,
the statement of the Jewish or
CARNATIONS declared that if the
occasion was one on which all
Jews wished proudly and enthus-
iastically to reaffirm their full
identity with the land through
which they have been so greatly
blessed" and expressed hope that
the occasion would not be i'm
paired by "the spectre of the pro-
posal now under consideration by
the Judiciary Committee"
Hearings have been adjourned.
TIL ere is no indication as to
when or whether they are to be
resumed or what recommended
tons the subcommittee will make.
Informed Congress opinion con-
cedes little likelihood for the ac-
tual adoption by Congress of the
proposed amendment.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-05-28
Israel Plants
Memorial Forest For
Fallen u. S. Jewish
Youth

JERUSALEM, (JTA)- A me-
mortal forest for American Jew
ish youths who died in the Israel
War of Liberation was planted
this week in the Judean Hills
overlooking the Jerusalem-Tel
Aviv road. Mrs. Coda Myerson,
Labor i1inister who lived for
many years in the United States,
and Ivan B. White, American
Charge d'Affaires planted the
first saplings in the forest.
Mrs. Myerson speaking at the
ceremony, recalled the enthusi-
asm and devotion with which
American Jewry sent cts best
sons" to fight for Israel's indie
pendence. Brig. Gen. Dan Toll
kovsky, commander of the Israel
Air Force, told the gathering that
American volunteers made pos
sible the creation of the Israel
Air Force.
Funds for the forest were
raised in the United States by the
American Veterans of Israel "a
memorial service was held in
New York by the organizations in
connection with the Israel tree
planting ceremony Between Is
and SO of the 800 Americans in
the Israel armed services died in
action.