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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

TO other creatures, human and an
gelic; by that grace, she shines
with spiritual beauty before God,
pleasing Him more perfectly than
any of His other creatures, more
perfectly than all other creatures
taken together"
Noting that a vessel is not only
a container but also a means of
conveying its contents to other be-
ingS for their use, MSgr. Glenn as
serted that the Blessed Mother sis
unique Vessel through which all
good things are conveyed to the
human family of Gods creating"
He continued:
Through Mary, as through the
vessel-the conveyor, the channel
of His cOming-God came into this
world and walked among us as a
true member of the human race,
true child of Adam"
Such Vessel was needed, the
Columbus prelate explained, be-
cause the human race had sinned
in the sin of the first father of all
men, and God. IN His eternal de-
crees. willed that this sin should
be atoned for" He asserted:
THE God-Msn, dying in His
human nature upon the Cross.
renders 10 the Creator an inf.
Mite Afonement. BY this Atone.
ment. the human race has restor-
ed 10 IL the opportunity lost in
Adams sin; the opportunity OF
actually working out salvation.
using the grace of God freely be-
slowed to merit, through Christ,
= further grace.
"And thus, despite the weakness
that is left in us as a heritage of
original sin; despite our conse-
quent proneness to actual sin, we
can stand erect as the images of
God, unburdened by the crushing
weight of demands of Justice we
should be hopeless TO satisfy, and
by the merits of the Divine Atoner,
we can walk manfully forward to-
ward heaven, as God intended we
should do when He decreed, from
eternity, to create us.
Certainly, to paraphrase the
words of Scripture, God has Civ
en- us all good things in giving us
Christ our Savior. And He has Civ
en- us Christ through the instru-
mentality of Mary the Mother of
Christ.
In explaining further Mary's
role in the Divine Plan, Msgr.
Glenn quoted figure of speech
used by holy writer's in the early
days of the Church. He said;
They compare the Blessed Moth
er to the neck of bottle from
which is poured an elixir essential
To the life of every soul. Not one
drop of the precious fluid is avail
able to mans requirement unless
it flows through the neck of the
bottle that contains it.
"And bringing home the meta.
phor, the ancient writer's explain
that no gift or grace of God, no
meriting of Christ. can come TO
man unless II passes through
Mary. She is the channel, the
Spiritual Vessel, which conveys
10 Us all the heavenly endow.
nent we must have 10 walk in
the way OF salvation. and 10
come al last to heaven.
"The spiritual life of man, the
life of the soul, the life that alone
has lasting meaning in any human
existence, owes everything TO God,
TO God made Man, TO God made
Man through Mary. 1t is our duty,
as it is our Joy, TO turn to the
Blessed Mother with the admiring
and suppliant cry, Spiritual Yes
sci, pray for us"
Msgr. Glenn will give two more
sermons on the weekly program,
carried by WLW. He will speak on
the topic, Virgin Most Renown-
ed" May %, and on the subject,
Queen of All Saints" May %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
Jewish Couple Would Raise
Adopted Child a. Catholic

BOSTON, Mass.-NCl-A Jewish
couple. prohibited by State law
from legally adopting Catholic
girl now in their custody, filed a
petition promising to rear the
youngsttr in the Catholic Faith in
their latest attempt to keep the
child with them.
The petition has been taken un.
der adyiSement by Judge James ].
Roman Of the Massachusetts Su.
preme Judicial Court The iurist's
action ltsyed an order Of Probate
Court calling on the Jewish couple
to surrender the girl to her mother.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
Stricter Separation of Church,
State in Schools Urged by AJC

WASHINGTON - tNC) - The American Jewish Com
mittee has urged five guiding principles which says will
strengthen the separation of church and state in the public
schools and keep public education free from sectaran strife
The AJC also went on record as being opposed to q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
God Channels His Gifts,
Craces Through Mary

The theological meaning of the title Spiritual Vessel
applied to the Blessed Mother explained by Msg Paul
j. Glenn Sunday radio address carried by the National
Broadcasting Co.
In the third of series Of five sermons The Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
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Evening star., 1955-01-30

Reed NJ. Ven Sehoaeh's Isvs Ssosyi
MIR. C. p. Van Schaqck, DR., is lead
ing Chicago business man. He 10 an
attorney -at-law and a member of the
Chicago and American Bar Associa-
tions. To encourage others who want
to give up smoking, he tells below
how Bantron helped him 10 quit.
''Our family doctor advised against
smoking cigarettes and told me that
I would be much better of II ! quit
for good. Time and time again tried
TO stop. Each time l became %
irritable and nervous, that started
again. 1t seemed thelesser Of two evils.
One day business friend told me
about Bantron. said TO myself, If
he can, CAM With Bantron. ] was
amazed how easy it was for me 10
stop smoking without the nervous
ness and irritability that acconpa-
MED my previous attempts 70 quit.
After five days had lost all desire
for cigarettes, and just didn't want
them any more. And how much better
fceIl''
Evening star., 1955-01-30

lever in her iron lung. She
says that If 1t were not for
the polio foundation, her
husband could not bear the
heavy expenses, including the
lung furnished by the founda-
ton. Her husband, assistant
to the president Of Capital
Airlines, acts as chairman of
the mothers march for the
District. The march this
year will be tomorrow night,
between Z and 8 o'clock, at
which time people willing to
give viii so indicate by turn
ing on their front lights.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

cattle. pigs. hay moving and
other farm activities.
The whole family agrees
they are deeply indebted to
their nurse, Miss Dorothy
Erickson OF Evanston, who
has been with them for the
last five years.
One Of Mrs. Averill's busiest
times OF the year is during
the mothers march on polio
when she acts as captain of
her own district organizing
her solicitors by a specially
equipped telephone which she
can operate by switching a
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Of consciousness again she
knew her battle to live was
won, temporarily at least.
Even though she now
spends all her hours in an
iron lung in her home at SSH
Idaho avenue NV, the joys
Of her home, family and
friends have far outnumbered
the never-ending pain still in
her legs. Her inactive body
has surrendered to an active,
unprejudiced spirit--a spirit
and personality so ebullient
friends from far and near
make a path to her doorway.
II can hardly realize I've been
talking to an Ill person" is
a remark often made by de-
parting guests. She frequently
does more for her callers in
cheering their weary spirits
than they do for her.
Having read almost every
magazine and book published,
she knows whereof she speaks
and often expresses her
political opinions, even though
1t Is likely to start q heated
conversation lasting the rest
Of the afternoon, engulf1ng
every heightened opinion Of
her guests. Often, she can
prove her point by statistics.
which most people don't
have time to do.
Besides the activities of
running the home and super
vising the children, including
school work, Cub Scouts and
Brownies, PTA activities,
visiting with teachers by
phone, reading. ordering
Christmas or birthday pres
ents by mail, plus q broken
arm of Anne's at present.
there is an even greater in
terest for the whole family:
Mr.. Averill has bought q 500
acre cattle farm near Lees.
burg, Va, where he and the
boys work on week ends. They
show Peg what goes on by
bringing home movies Of the
Evening star., 1955-01-30
You Can Stop Smoking
the Same Way | Did!"
Amazing New Formula Helps Break Smoking
Habit in Days Easily and Pleasantly
Soys c. P. Van Setback. Jr.

In a series of dramatic tests scientists
proved that in 83% a out of 81 of
the cases, Bantron helped men and
women to stop smoking in s days.
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II has no unpleasant after effects and
is not habit forming.
Bantron was discovered in the re-
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tablet form. You just take tablet
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This new scientific formula does not
work by making you dislike smok-
ing. II does not interfere with your
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in your body Bantron helps relieve
that craving. Because of this, many
people use Bantron to help them cut
down smoking.
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smoking within s days, just send US
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Bantron il recommended to- the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
SEE EXCITING WORLD TRADE
FAIR EXHIBITS. DISPLAYS!

All this week, all day long, enjoy this huge panorama
of the market. places Of the world. Now on view at
the Washington Store. thrilling import show fea-
turing gifts galore from the4 corners Of the earth.
Fascinating demonstrations, too
Wdshtnoton Store Onlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
TOMORROW'S SPECIAL EVENT
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS: See daily broadcast by WGMs the
Good Music Station from 5th FL Auditorium Warrington
Store, with Anne Blair ct pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25

SALE! $50 DeII1e DncrOs* NinOn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
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The coy comfort Of Mirafoam plus the
luxury note Of metallic Lurex threads
-. what joyl Tailored with jumbo
self welting In rectangular and square
knife-edge or round or square box
shapes. CHOOSE from gold, thistle
pink, citron yellow, white, Reseda, red.
Cantaloupe, Lacquer Coral or Cafe -.
colors for every room in every homel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

1.-THE relocation Of utility facilities.
for traf1ic control signals and
street lighting.
The announcement by the
roads com mission yesterday
pointed out q start on the project
had been delayed a year because
|of a taxpayers suit that chal-
lenged the validity Of the agree
|ment.
The six-mile expressway. SIX
lanes wide in some sections. has
been a Cumberland dream for at
least Is years.
It viii 60 across the city from
the present entry point Of U. s.
40 in the northeast corner and
bend west across the business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
|Stote, Cumberland
Sign for Expresswuy

BALTIMORE. Aug. 81 (R.--
The State Roads Commission
has signed a contract with Cum
berland for the building Of a SO
million expressway across the
city and over its downtown Sec
ton.
Cumberland agreed to put
$50, 900 a year into the project
for seven years. The money viii
come from gasoline tax and mo-
tor vehicle revenues redistributed
Ito 1t by the State.
The city also agreed to pay for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Rr Mas. THoMAs III. NAL

ny UAAAs \ nONAf10 1As fNAfA1
World War II and Korean War
veterans wishing to improve or
build q farm home with q CT loan
haven't been getting the same
break as vets using q CT loan for
q residential district home,
Neither have vets who've wanted
to buy q farm home.
This situation, which has ex-
listed for the last i've years. has
now been changed by Congress,
The Government now win guar
antee q larger portion Of any CT
farm home loan.
The idea behind Congress
move was to make farm loans
easier to get for vets and. incl
dentally, to put such loan ar
rangements on q par with regu-
lar CT home loans.
Changes Made
Here's a look at the whole CT
loan operation and how the
change fits in:
AS you probably know, you
don't get regular CT home loans
from the Government. They're
made to you by private lending
agencies. ALI the Government
does is guarantee your loan. In
other words, the Government
says to your lender:
I'VE believe this fellow is q
good risk. II you'll make him
a loan, wen guarantee that you'll
lose q minimum Of money II he
doesn't keep up his loan pay
ments."
With this kind Of guarantee,
private lenders are more willing
to make loans to vets.
It's this guarantee arrange
ment which Congress has
changed to try to help those who
want CT farm home loans.
The Government has been
guaranteeing 60 per cent OF q
residential home loan UP to a
maximum of $500. For example.
suppose you wanted to buy q
$l2,500 home. If banker or
some other lender made you a
loan to buy the home, the Gov
eminent would guarantee that
any loss up to $500 the lender
might have would be paid back
to him. If the house cost more
than $12,500, however, the guar
antee would still be $500.
The amount Of the Govern
ment guarantee hasn't been this
large for loans made to build or
improve farm homes or on loans
made to buy a farm with a home.
Farm Loans Drop
The Government hasn't been
permitted to guarantee more
than so per cent of such loans
up to a maximum of $4,000. This
smaller amount Of guarantee ap-
pears to have caused some diff
Guilty in getting bankers and
other lenders to make these farm
home loans. The number OF
such loans dropped from a total
Of nearly 10000 in 1947 to about
$500 in 1854. During the same
period regular CT home loans
have been increasing.
Now Congress has raised the
guarantee for farm home loans
up to so per cent with a maxi
mum of $500. thinking that
lenders might be more attracted
to farm home loans. This puts
the farm home loans on q par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

|neetions between the new dual
highway bypass around West
minister and y. s. 140.
81 d. Plummer and Sons OF
Chambershurg. Pa. submitted
the only other bid. $145.315.
The Raymond Concrete Pile
Co. Of Baltimore submitted the
only bid Of 49, 1893 for sub-surface
exploration Of rock formations
along the route Of q relocation
Of q. s. 40 IN the east approach
to Martin Mountain In Allegany
County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Scratching Is Worse
Than Chiuuer Bite

ST. LOUIS Chiggers are the
young Of a mite. A chigger does
not burrow into the skin, as
some persons believe, but at
taches itself to the skin at the
base Of q hair. Probably the
only Ill effect that can result
from a chigger bite is a second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

district to a new connection with
U. s. 40 west Of the city.
The schedule calls for COM
|pletion Of one set Of traffic lanes
between 1858 and 1861. with the
additional set of lanes for the
dual highway to be built in the
third four-year phase, from 1861
through 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
VETERANS AND DRAFTEES

with residential CT home loans
1T means that lenders have Q
smaller chance Of losing money
III q vet isn't able to continue to
make his loan payments.
If you're interested In getting
such q loan. contact the loan
guaranty officer at your nearest
Veterans Administration Office.
(You may write Mai Nal In care Of
The Star about your servtce-connectec
problem. Please fnclose . stamped. self
addressed envelope and 20 cents In coin.
CFrom AP NeWsfeaturesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

airy infection from scratching
the bite.
When the chigger reaches the
adult stage 1t is an eight LEGGED
mite and does not feed on man.
but on other arthropods and their
eggs. Contrary to common be-
lief, chiggers are more closely
associated with the ground than
with weeds and brush. They
are active both day and night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Lowest Bid Revealed
For Murylund Poyinu

BALTIMORE. Aug. 81 (R.-
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter OF
Westminster. Md. yesterday SUBJ
mitted the apparent low bid Of
$1I5,375 for paving ramp con-
Evening star., 1955-05-15
M: 9J2I8

boy friends, and even cartoons on
their faces and arms.
Eager to be the first one in America
to adopt the latest French fad, Mary
Jane Ladin, New York actress, dipped
her mascara brush into some colorful
paints and came up with the provo
cative designs shown here. Just what
these temporary tattoos will do for her
career Miss Ladin doesn't know, but
if public reaction is like her boy
friends. she will be a washout.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
WHEN SALVADOR DALI, the sur

WHEN SALVADOR DALI, the sur
w realist painter, drew handlebar
mustache on copy of the Mona Lisa,
he originated a decorative note that's
recently been picked up and exploited
by French fashion designer Raoul
Fleuriot. Paris painted women these
days are members of the smart set
whose sophistication has gone to their
heads. Exchanging compacts for
paint pots, these ladies have taken to
painting extra eyes, profiles of their
Evening star., 1955-05-15
WASHINGTON, D. C.

WASHINGTON. o. C.
Bakers Photo. .46ll wisconsin NV.
Bstes jewelers.. sol z. st. NV.
Breanef Photo. .935 Penns. Ave. NV.
Capital Gamers Stores (ai both stores)
columhia Photo. 1924 N. Y. Ave-. NV.
Congressional Cam. l27 lndepend. Sc
Embassy Camera. :. .20l0 S. ST., NV.
Franc Iewelry Co. ......(at al stotes)
The Hecht Co. .7th 6 : ST.. NV.
Nay Jeselry Co. .......(st gu stores)
Madlon Camera. .i2l2 Good Hope Sc
Micro Mart. .905 Penna. Ave-. NV.
Penn Camera Exch.. .943 Pa. Ave-, NV.
Ritz Camera centsfs .(at both stoFss(
Ross Jewelry Co. .......(at ell stores)
Charles Schwartz 6 Son. 700 7th NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

Sears, Roebuck 6 Co., (st both stotss)
Sommess Camera. .7l4-l4th St., NV.
Stewards Camera. .822- l4th St.. NV.
Tenders. .9l3 D St. NV.
Vicar Camera Shop .4S Wisconsin Circle
Mark Weiss Camefs. .Sl3 Pa. Ave-, NV.
Woodward G lothrop. 10th & 2. NV.
BALTIMORE, MO.
Camera Mart. .542l Hartford Rd.
The Hecht Co.. .l26 W. Fayette 81.
Parkville Photo Sup. 1880 Hartford Rd.
Photo Center. ......23 N. Howard st.
Ritz Camera centefs .(st both stofes)
FREDERICK
frederick Camera. .206 ". Patrick st.
HVATTSvlllE
lochnes's. .S208 Baltimore Ave.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

Cameras Inc. ..... 1857 Georgia Ave.
Gilbert Studio. .82z5 Geofgia Ave.
Haynes Camera. .86ls Georgia Ave.
. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Bob's Camera Supply. j.. .72l kins St.
Franc Jeweiry ia king ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Arlington Camera. .2S03 Wilson Blvd.
Franc JeWelry Co... (at both stores)
Ludwig Camera. .2l0l Wilson Blvd.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Ludwig Camera. .30l S. Washington
QUANTIc0, VA.
Lambert Photo SeFv. $50 Potomac Ave.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Hi Court Changes Aspect of
Bass Innocence in POLICY

The games of policy
and numbers are forms of pet
ty gambling that have become
more prevalent in this country
in recent years and are gener-
ally patronized by those who
can least afford to lose ;.
The scheme used by defendants
embodies all the elements of
lottery Our statutes place
special responsibility and
duty upon circuit judges, prose-
cutting attorneys, and other Of
ficers in connection with the
enforcement of our gambling
laws q. The fact that defend
ants took over and used an or
ganization originally dedicated
to worthy purposes as a front
for their illegal operations, or
that some portion of the re-
ceipts might go for a charitable
See BASs-page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Early Entries in Healthy Baby
Contest Show 4 Wide Interest
Rush Your Babys Snapshot TO This Office Now Your Baby Could Win One
h Twenty Cash Prizes That viii Be Given Away in Healthy Baby Contest

they are still within the three age limit and did not win
a cash prize last year.
As one proud mother told this week, Eyes indeed
I'm going my baby again My little girl deserves
another win that $4,000 cash prize nest egg to-
ward her college educationi"
Local doctors and hospitals join in haing this annual
Healthy Baby Contest, Along with eyerypublic spirited ct
zen the Press has always supported every
that would constantly improve the health Of babe For
wears the Carnation Company has worked constantly inn
prove Americas infantfeeding formulas At the famous Car
nation Farms Seattle Washington is the worlds most
famous herd of "contented cows; 600 championship Hol
STEMS whose blood lines have produced nearly half Of the
greatest buterfat and milk producing of all time
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
Regional Council
Plans Fourth
Annual Meetinq

MOUND BAYOU, Miss The
Regional Council of Negro Lead
ership will hold its fourth annual
meeting at Mound Bayou, Miss,
April 20, so states Dr. T r. M.
Howard president of the organi-
cation.
The principle speaker will be
the Hon. Charles c. Diggs, jr,
Michigan's first Negro congress-
man.
The big tent which last year
accommodated nearly 10000 per-
sons who came to hear Thurgood
Marshall, the NAACP legal brain
buster, will again be in Mound
Bayou. but this year on account
Of the many unfortunate events
in things political and civic
much larger crowd is expected
See COUNCT,-page four
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15

Roy wilkins, former admin
istrator of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People, was chosen in
New York Monday by the Ma
tional board of the association
to succeed the late Walter
White, who had headed the as
ISOLATION for many years as its
executive secretary.
Mr.. wilkins has been with
the NAACP for some time and
headed the association during
Mr.. Whites leave of absence
a few years ago.
II liz believed that the ma
tional boards choice Of Mr..
wilkins will meet the approval
of the majority of the associa-
TONS members.
Arkansas State press., 1955-04-15
East End Civic
League Meets Sun.

The seventh annual spring
drive of the East End Civic
league of Little Rock and Pulas-
XII county, will be held at First
Baptist church, 18th and Oak SITS.
Sunday at 3 p. m Rev. p. L.
Rowe, pastor. Rev. Robert Dick
erson, pastor of Mt. Pleasant
Baptist church, North Little Rock.
will be the speaker. Music furn-
ished by Mt, Pleasant church and
ushers of First Baptist church will
be in charge. Mrs. Theo Haymon
will present the program,
j, l.. Hawkins is president of
the East End Civic league.