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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

throughout the country through
its fashion show directors. Thess
shows are held in the homes d
women who invite their friends
and neighbors TO view 3ewelry,
model It and suggest Different
Ityles. In this way the women can
Try on the jewelry to their hearts
sontent before their friends.
We all like the idea Of having
our women catered to 50 we think
that Emmons should be thanked
Tor bringing the fashion salon Int
the American living room.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
Church News

Holy Communion was observ-
ed Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church An over
flowing congregation heard the
psstor the Rev. Carlyle +.
Stewart preach a dynamic SER
non IN More Than We Are.
Tho message offered q spirit
ual remedy for disbursement.
disappointment. broken homes
nd lost Of confidence in man
KIND.
When we accomplish ece.. "
explained DR.. Stewart. we ara
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

CATION that life never stands
still. He said we either go up
or down.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
This Can Be You
Making SOS or More
In Spare Hours

Yes. 20 ess rake -, or more IN your
sp1,s uu.s Aud yo4 can % il ,aiily a. the
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fe,p.rfsa -sefy~ here. Tfloesxncs a men
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lea a age q pfssl0a experience. Lscky
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~ fnco~Y and letter wsy u llie fos
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~ tno~ ard LIE Ihef already know
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Cy.rnrtss 50 al sDu have 20 Do 10 sho.
ard cra4Snsuaie. flrst orc<rt Lead 70 big
repeat orcep coming n 70 you Al
year round.
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ac,erused qt1iif1 cosmetics % srnnble
pricet Then ,oa add p>rsonal ,ersice and
Defsonal advice IN The comfort and COO
senirnce u the cuftomert' homes. That's
sorneihing Thy cant buy IN any store
This unbeatable eornbif alton IS q sure way
Tor you 20 have big money 4. and q
bitter way q life for you and yours.
Decide now. Get The facu you'u want 70
have about The big money, the better fu-
ulfe that s~siu you When you become .
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

her own home.
Emmons Jewell
RS, Inc. has made
1 possible for the
American woman
% help d e c | d e
what Is high FASH
on and what isn't.
Emmons h o | d .
over $500 fashion
sh o VS. q week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

vocal audifionh viii also be
heard with the band later in the
season.
A popular feature of each con-
cert is Leonard Smiths ability to
grant audience requests as en-
cores. ranging from the stirring
Sousa marches to lifting Leroy
Anderson hits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

will feature many other soloists
during the season, including
Rudolph Waha. clarinet virtuo-
so; Robert A. Clark. popular
xylophonist; Oriel Howick, saxo-
phonist and others.
Ten winners of the Belle Isle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

Hams. steaks and frycrs are
the features in many Detroit
markets this week. Lamb and
veal are high priced with the
anticipation of prices even 60
ing higher. Rains in Texas and
California have caused supplies
OF some fruits and vegetables 10
be inadequate for the demand.
PORK: Hams will again be
featured this week The whole
ham will be the better value If
il can be used The shank por-
ton of the ham IS q better value
than a smoked picnic ct current
prices. Hib-end loins ard Bos-
ton Butts are also a good pork
value.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
ADVERTISEMENT
Paris In Your Home

Paris and New York are no
onger the fashion centers Of the
world. The American woman 10
low her own fashion expert IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08
composer.

Conductor Smith will also be
featured in the Clarke varia-
tons of Carnival Of Venice as
cornet soloist.
The So piece all-professional
organization, recognized as one
of Americas great concert bands
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-08

q IS being a mythical 49;h state
with & constitution. statutes and
ordinance constructed by its citi-
zens 10 govern themselves.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
Catholics in US. Should STRIFE
For Quality IN Education

cans playing a world Series" be-
tween two us. teams.
The professor expressed con-
Germ over the apparent American
penchant for violence more
murders than in any other ma
ton, more gunplay, more head
lines that ''use the metaphors of
violence: rap, blast, crack"
He said: "You people are kill
ing each other off: in murders, on
the highway - where do people
get guns? Maybe it's all connect
ed with the American idea of
sounding off - but l think there
are two concrete problems that
you should deal with immediate
ly: murder and the highway
deaths"
Catholic segregation - that is
the ghetto idea -. is disappear
ing" the professor said, though
it is still visible. Too many Catho-
lies see things through Irish
American glasses that are so
years out of date, and take too
simple a view of the outside
world.
Catholics are not the same in
Holland as they are in the United
States, and they are not the same
in Belgium as they are in Hol-
land. The Universal Church is
quite complex - not simple, and
the American Catholic way is not
the way of the rest of the
Church"
I'd dare say that there are
more good - that is, practicing-
Catholics in the Archdiocese of
San Francisco than in Rome"
Prof. Brogan said American
Catholics have failed to make
their contribution to the nations
pool of scholarship because they
nave oullt TOO many CatnOllc col
leges.
Catholic higher education is
spread too thin" he said. They
have no notion of the cost in
dollars Of having a top vniver-
sity. They are doing the same
thing in Australia - spreading
too thin. There should be 100
fewer Catholic colleges here.
There Is . lot Of hooey on ihe
secular college eampuses. Cath
Ollie schools have seemingly
escaped that - bUs they are
not ambitious enough"
He contended much could be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06

Carlton j. n. Hayes. re-
knowned history author,
professor, and former
US. Ambassador to Spain
has been named to re-
eeive the eighth annual
Cardinal Newman Award,
given each year. by the
John Henry Newman Hon.
orary Society. Actual pre-
senfafion Of the award
was made August 31sf,
with citation calling DR..
Hayes. "a distinguished
historian. and statesman
who. in a special way, has
won the admiration and
esteem Of Catholic Stu
dents of America" New
man Clubs is the official
organization for Catholics
attending non-cafhoIie in-
stitvfions of higher learn.
ing. INC Phofos)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06

/. America might be aware of
its international responsibilities
but Americans hardly are aware
of how long these will last and
how much they are going to cost
in men and taxes.
2. Americans are prone to think
that controversies all over the
world can be carried on in Amer
lean terms.
3. Americans have . real
problem i'm the national PEN
chant for violence - and in
discussion that is "mvch too
heated"
4. Too many American Catho-
lies have come to regard the
Church as American rather
than universal.
S. Catholics in America have
denied themselves the develop.
ment Of scholarship by erecting
TOO many colleges rather than
concentrating on a few good
ones.
The ~pink-faced professor from
Glasgow with a thatch of snow
white hair declared: Americans
on the whole are aware of their
international responsibilities but
they aren't aware of what to do
about them. Thirty years ago
Americans had no sense of re-
sponsibility and no ideas. Now
it's different. The sense of re-
sponsibility is there - but Amer
leans are looking for ideas"
The author of the book "'The
American Character" said Ameri-
cans are dreaming of a quick and
simple solution to the present
world conflict - but he sees no
evidence of a change of heart in
the Kremlin or an upheaval with
IN the soviet UNION.
Americans don't seem to real
ize that the price of the draft and
taxes not only is high, but 1t is
likely to last a long time" he
said.
A world traveller, the profes.
sor claims that American CAD.
gets ean be exported . lot east.
or than American ideas - be-
cause American ideas r ex-
pressed in. terms that only
Americans understand. He ex-
planned:
SLOGANS like free enterprise
don't mean the same thing to
other peoples as they do to Amer
lean ad agencies"
The American equation OF us.
ideas with world welfare brought
Prof. Brogan's chuckle that there
is something humorous in Ameri-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06

done if more seminaries would
send more students for graduate
work to foreign universities ito
give them a broadening" He said
there is a real problem rising out
of the more thorough and extend
ed schooling of the American
imam in the street."
THE man in the street is get.
ting smarter, more sophisfieaf.
ed" the professor said. THE
churches in this country have
been ~Iong-erying for an edUcat-
ed Catholic laity. Now the
problem seems to be what do
you do with this educated Cath.
Ollie lsify?"
Catholics are in a particularly
fine position to help America be-
cause the bonds of religion tie
them to brother Catholics, in par.
ticular, abroad - while the apos.
tolic demands genuine Catholic
interest in all peoples, the pro-
lessor observed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06

Count de Besvchsmp's life
had been identified with Leur-
dss for half . century. Since
1922 he had headed the COM
mitfee in charge Of the hos
pitsIization Of the large number
Of sick who visit Lovrdss every
year.
His devotion to LOurdes began
in 1881, when he first came here
and volunteered his services as a
stretcher- bearer. In 1894 he lost
his wife, his father and mother,
and then his two children. He
had great difficulty adjusting to
his loneliness.
In 1906 the French govern
ment suddenly Terminated It's
concordst with the Holy See
and began TO seize church prop.
srfy. Count de Bsavchsmp has.
tened to Lovrdss, saw ths sifvs-
tion caused there by the gov.
ernrnsnf's action, and leased the
Grotfo at his own expense to
save II for the Church. When
settlement was made between
Church and state, he returned
the property TO The use Of the
Church.
During the period of the lease,
the count began to create facili-
ties for the care of sick pilgrims.
He was one of the founders of the
two hospitals which now serve
them.
Count de Beauchamp died dur
ing the annual French National
Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our
Lady in the Grotto here. His flu
neral was attended by many of
the pilgrims who had known him
for many years. Several bishops
took part in the ceremonies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
international Catholic
Press Congress To
Open i'm Vienna

VIENNA = (NC) = Catholic
journalists and prominent figures
from other walks of life will
gather in this city for the fifth
World Congress of the Catholic
Press, Sept. 80 through Oct. 3.
Held every three years, the
Congress this year meets in vi
emma for the first time. In 1887,
DR.. Friedrich Funder, distinguish
ed Viennese journalist, had sug-
gested the next meeting be held
in this city. But the nazi putsch
of March, 1888, prevented that
meeting from taking place.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
BY John A. o'connor

SAN FRANCISCO - A
ruddy faced Scots student
of America paused during
a visit here to bring his
notes up-to-date.
Denis w. Brogan, political
science professor at the Uni.
versity of Cambridge. England,
who is visiting lecturer at The
University Of California, Is q
man Of scholarly achievement
and of strong opinion. He
made these observations:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06
Stretcher-Bearer;
WLourdes Pilgrims,
Dies at Age 90

LOURDES, France IN - Count Etienne de Beau.
champ, honorary Belgian C 0 n who was founder and
president of the international Society of Voluntary Stretch
er-bearerS of LOurdeS, died here at the age of o. + s@
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-09-06

His Holiness Pope Plus XII sent
a message of coincidence.
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along SAID west line OF said Lot
lorty 400 Thirty eight C3sl feet:
thence east Forty-two and Sixty
seven Huncreths re 81 feet 70
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Qesignated on the Record Of the
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bia Ter assessment and taxation
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NUMBERED Two Hundred and
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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ELIZA sHEARMAN GREEN y De- ..
ceased NO. Oi,O6B. Administra-
ton Docket 1905 = Application
having been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and tesla
ment and codicil Of said deceased
and for Letters Parliamentary on
SAID estate, By the RIGGS Ma
I1ONAL BANK or WASHINGTON
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TRUST COMPANY. II Is ordered
MS 3fd day Of December. ID.
Jg37, that Mrs Nellie Pilson Belts.
Johnston and Edwin Johnston
and unknown. heirs az law and
next of kin OF said decedcnt. and
all others concerned appear In
said Court on Monday, the latin
day Of January, AID 1858, al
~ o'clock AM 70 show cause
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cessive weeks before the. return
asS herein mentioned, the , ilrst
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Witness, THE HONORABLE 30.
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said Court. this ard day Of De-
eember. AID. 1857. tsealJ Attest.
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UNITED STATES DisTRIcT COURT
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Administrator This Is 10 Give
Notice That the subscriber Of
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o. the District Of Columbia, Let.
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q BERNfcE M PETTY. late Of
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT for the
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BATTLES. 1850 Harvard 81. NV,
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HA Vs. yOt "a "a, ? 49, 49,

HARRY N. HULL, Clerk
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the Distriet o. Columbia -
In Re REBEccA W. KETNER.
patient.--Ciyll Action No. NJ n.
1891. = ORDER NISI-ELLEN
W JEFFERY, Committee. having
reported 70 the Court receipt OF
an orer. TO purchase real estate
described as Lots 10 and 20 10
square 1905, improved by Prem
ises 1901 Otis Street NE. Wash
lngton, D. G.. BY EDWARD H.
ThoasSna p Five 'nf Hundred nun p p SfTs.
balance payable SIS AZ month.
with interest at 81 per annum'
Commission. So, and said commit
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1857. ORDERED, That said oifeF
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