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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
TOIUeo Lopez Contra Peacock en- eI
Semi Final del Bout Bussey-Moreno
Por ALEX KAHN

Field Ell primero de abril pusieron
fin a su entrenamiento.
Eaton manifesto que probable
ment iran a e la pelea unos
10000 aficionados. Ahadio que las
tanquillas de Wrigley Field y del
"Olimpic Auditorium" estan llenas
continuamente de aficionados en-
busca de buenos asientos, de los
cuales va hay muy pocos.
La poblacion mexicana de Los
Angeles ha aumentado por 10 me-
nos en- 5000 personals este fin de
semana al llegar los compatriotas
de Moreno que veran la pelea.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

mos enviar en- los innings finales
y dominar la situacion".
CAMBIOS
En- un intento por remediar esa
debilidad, Post fue cambiado al Fl
ladelfia por Ell zurdo Harvey Haddi7
1913 ell ano pasadO, y Kluszewski,
cuya carrera beisbolera esta indeci
sa debido a una dolencia en- la es-
palda, fue cambiado a los Piratas
por ell inicialista Dee Fondy. Esos
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
MIL ETC
Viene de Ia Pagina %

la a la Confederation Latino.
americana del STrabajo, que di-
rige Vicente Lombardo Tole-
dano, comunista mexicano.
No Sc cree, sin embargo, que
de esta conferencia surja la con.
federation n~acional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

ra mismo tiene listed que decidir.
70 pienso quedarme este ano en-
Ell St. Louis y no pienso regresar a
Texas. Asi fue y logro record de
1915.
I'm ano despues, prometio a TN
grupo de ninos ponchar a Bill Te-
rry con las bases llenas con solo
tres lanzamientos. . Else dia, dos
Gigantes Sc pusieron en- base en- ell
noveno y Dir paso a Hughie Critz
para poder lanzarle a Terry. "Sien-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

dos cambios hicieron que ell Cinci
matt perdiera dos poderosos ba
ties.
En- adicion a Haddix, los Red.
consiguieron a Bob Parkey, de.
Pittsburgh, Willard Schmidt y los
Piratas por Ell inicialista Dee Fon
dy. Esos dos cambios hicieron que
ell Cincinnati perdiera dos podero
SOS bates.
En- adicion a Haddix, los Reds
conSiguieron a Bob Parkey, del
Pittsburgh, Willard Schmidt y los
novatos Ted Wieand y Marty
Mutyna de los Cardenales, y ell EUR.
do Bill Wight de los Orioles.
Parkey gano II juegos para los
Piratas ell ano pasado, todos eIlos
a teams de primera division, y
Tebbetts cuenta con el y Haddix
en- rol de abridores. Espera que
Schmidt y Wight resuelvan sus di-
ficultades del bullpen. Nj Wieand,
ganador de Is juegos en- Houston ell
ano pasado, nj Kutyna, que obtu-
vo 10 triunfos en- Richmond, figu-
ran prominentemente zen los pla-
mes de pitching del Cincinnati este
ano.
Como otros a%bridores, Tebbetts
posiblemente utilizara a Brooks
Lawrence (16-13), Tom Acker 90
81 Joe Nuxhall (1010) John Xii.
ppstein GID y Hall J~effcoat az.
49,
Tebbetts dijo que puede que uti-
lice a Klippstein y Jeffcoat como
relevistas al igual que abridores,
dependiendo de como actue Hersh
Freeman, su estelar relevista de
1856. Freeman gano siete iuegos
mientras perdio 2 ell ano pasado.
pero estuvo entire esos hombres del
bullpen que en- opinion de Tebbetts
mo podfan dominar cuando mas
falta hacia Ell aio pasado". Free
man luce que ha recuperado esta
primavera SUI forma de 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
TED WILLIAMS TEMPERAMENTAL.-SU CABRERA
HASTA cooPERSToWN
Por STEVE SNYDER, de Ia United Press

Cooperstown, Nueva York, por su
bola rapida y sus exitos en- cinco
campalas. Sc mantuvo en- ell depor
te cinco amos mas, pero nunca fue
ell mismo despues de fracturarse
un dedo en- ell Juego de las Estre-
Has de 1887, que lie ohligo a cam
biar SUI estilo de lamar v lie res
to facultades.
REY EN- SU Ola
Dizzy hizo ell Hall de la Fama por
SUI record, incluyendo una campo.
ma de 30-7 para los Cardenales en-
1884.
Pero fue Ell Rey del Colorido en-
sus dias, y la mayoria de sus cosas
rindieron dividendos porque eran
ciertas.
Dir comenzo con buen pie con
Branch Hickey cuando Dean, un
joven inexperto de la Liga de Te-
xas, Sc aparecio en- SUI primer cam
pc de entrenamiento con los Car
denales en- 1882. Branch" lie d.
10 Dean al asombrado Hickey. "aho
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01

sAcRIFIcAN PoDER PARA MEJoRAR EsE D~EPARTAMENTo
-IGUAL QUE e. = PASADo-DEBILIDAD EN- Ell BULL
~PEN"-oTRAS NoTAS De Los TRAININGS
Pr LEO H. PETERSEN, de la United Press
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-01
UN NovATO

Para 'reemplazar a Kluszewski
la inicial, Tebbetts tiene a George
Grove, quien bateo .271 en- 1873 de-
safios Ell ano pasado Fondy, quien
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
ANOTHER JUDGE OF DEFECTIVE SANITY.
JUDGMENT, HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE
NOT YET A CHRlSTLIKE CHRISTIAN SClENiisi!'
MY, GODS, LIBERATED
JUDGE hit IN RACKET TESTIMONY"


WAsHlNcToN-(UPD-A Federal Judge who was on
the Ohio Transfers Christmas list was accused uesosy
of ruling against two rebel union election eandoses WITT
out hearing their stories.
The charge against Judge James c. conne OF C'eve-
land was made before the Senate Raekefs Committee Dy
two rank snd-fe Teamsers-rvek drivers Joseph Law"
renee careIy and Joseph SUMMARIZING, OF Local "' 81
Youngstown. Ohio. n
CHAIRMAN JOHN L. MCCLELLAN ~, ArkJ .A.S
coNNsII com y ANSWER THE CHARGE IF HE ASKED
TO APPEAR MCCLELLAN SAID HE WOULD NOT ORDER
HIM TO TESTIFY.
carelIy and Submarine surprise witnesses ~ q
one-day hearing billed prelude to forthcoming 'o
scale Investigation Of rackeeerns in the luke box INDUSTRY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Graham Sees
Love as Answer

CLINTON, Tenn - Evangelist
Billy Graham told a crowd in the
shadow Of dynamitcd Clinton
High School not to ALLOW either
Indignation or segregation to be-
come our gospel
I'VE must recognize that love
OF mankind cannot be enforced
by bayonets alone" Mr.. Crs-
ham said. The law is power
less TO change the human
heart. Only love can do that
and only Christ can bring that
love-"
An estimated $500 persons
iammcd into the. unchanged
gymnasium of the intcgrated
school. They included a few Ne
groes. Another $500 persons
heard Mr. Graham speak over
loudspeakerS in nearby grade
school and church.
A check for $4,000, represent.
ing donations from all over the
county. was given TO school Of
ficialS to aid in rebuilding the
school. Three dynamite blasts
shattered the school Oct. 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Urge Protection Of
Alabama Witnesses

Attorney General today. Mr.. vii.
kins said that such action by the
Department of Justice lis vitality
necessary lest other Negroes be
discouraged from assisting fed
eral agencies liz maHing similar
inquiries in the future
The NAACP leader expressed
the opinion that the testimony.
so far adduccd at the hearings IN
Montgomery, has revealed sUlfiC.
lent infringements of the consti.
tutionalIy guaranteed votin (
rights Of Negro citizens in Ala
bama to warrant institution of
injunctive proceedings against
the Alabama registration offIc-
iaIs We earnestly urge that
such action be taken by your
department without undue de
lay"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
NAACP
Reflects
Ed Turner

The Detroit branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancemcnt of Colored People
has elected Attorney Edward NJ,
Turner TO his 10Th consecutive
year as president.
Also elected at the annual
NAACP meeting MONDAY at Peo-
pies Community Church were;
Rev. James +. Wadsworth. Jr.,
pastor of st. Marks Community
Church - first vice president,
Ernest Shell, vice president of
Great Lakes Mutual Life In
surancc Co.-Second vice prcsi-
dent. and Damon J. Keith, an
attorney and member of the
Wayne County Board Of Super
visors. third vice president.
Others were DR.. c. Bruce Lee,
hiochemist for Chrysler Corp
secretary. and NJ. Kelly Fritz, d.
rector of Fritz Funeral Home
treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
TO PRAY ON
JANUARY | FOR
OPEN SCHOOLS

PETERSBURG. Va. - DR..
Martin Luther King, Jr.. gave his
endorsement to the Pilgrimage OF
Prayer for Public Schools. In a
letter sent from his office in
Montgomery. Alabama, to nearly
1000 Virginia clergymcn, he
urged their fullest cooperation
with the Pilgrimage.
The Pilgrimage, scheduled
for Emancipation Day, January
|, in Richmond, is part OF the
growing statewide opposition
TO massive resistance"
With the end Of the first Sc
mester drawing near. thousands
of children are still locked out
of the schools. The new semester
brings the threat Of closure TO
additional schools.
This Pilgrimage of Prayer is a
religious movement called by
church and lay leaders across
Virginia. These leaders have stat
cd that il is their Christian duty
to afford the people of Virginia
this opportunity for the express
sion OF their deep concern over
the public school crisis.
DIR. NJ. l.. King. Jr., in his let
ter TO the ministers Of Virginia
stated in part:
"This is a time for action in
Virginia. No person of color can
afford the luxury of standing idly
NV with public education In such
Great jeopardy. Today is a day
for great men, great ideas, great
movements. a day of new self
esteem and dignity for Negro
Americans; a day for all Vlr'
rinians of good will to speak to
our millions of disfranchiScd
brothers all over the world.
"Christian democracy is at stake
Let us then. proclaim Eman-
c;pation Day. January l, as a
dsy of Prayer and Sacrifice for
the sufferingS of all oppressed
people"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Del Rio Named Board
Chairman AT Beneficial

'DETROIT-A general reorgan
ization OF Beneficial Life Society
was announced Wednesday by
the firms board OF directors.
This statement was issued by
Board Chairman James Del Rio
following a regular board meet
ing during which an election in
stalled new officers and added
three new members TO the board
Seward II. Boyd, executive vice
president and member of the
board. said the reorganization is
in keeping with the company's
Cbjcctivcs of surred growth and
expended activity in 1859
Elected last week we're Del
Rio, chairman OF the board;
Hobart Taylor, Jr., president;
Seward n. Boyd, executive vice
president; Theresa S. Howell.
retained secretary treasurer;
DR.. Jones Moses, retained med
zeal director, and Sidney Sim
mons, retained assistant secre-
fsry.
Elected to the Board to re-
place retiring members were
Mrs. Ruby II. Ebert, State Repre-
sentative George II Edwards. and
Mrs Martha Del Rio. Beneficial
Vas incorporated as a iratcrnal
non-profit insurance society in
July of l947.
Boyd said the realignmcnt con-
siitutcd an effort to double cur
rent business and infuse the com
pany with new ideas and energies
demanded by the current com,
pctitivc business economy.
"Ovr expanded business will
enable Beneficial TO expand
company activities into the
home mortgage field so that
soreiy needed new housing
might be made available TO its
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
ROY WILKINS SAYS:
Ala. Defiance Justifies New Law

MILWAUKEE.-The refusal of
Alabama officials to submit vot.
ing records TO the Civil Rights
Commission SIS sufficient testi-
mony to the nation to Justify
enactment of further civil rights
laws by the Congress at the
session opening on Jan. T." Roy
Wilkins, NAACP executive secre.
tsry, said here tonight in an
address at the annual dinner
meeting Of the Milwaukee branch
CT the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Pco-
pie.
I'm a way their actions can
be understood" the NAAcP
leader said. They have a smelly
scandal under cover and they
know that its full revelation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

he added. But the 1857 Civil
Rights Act, under which the Civil
Rights Commission functions, was
enacted by the Congress. In de.
tying this congressional act, Ala
bsma is saying that regardless
OF the Constitution. the Supreme
Court, or the Congress, il is going
to treat Negro citizens as ii
pleases."
The action of Alabama's attor-
ney general and Govcrnor-clect
John Patterson, of Circuit Judge
George Wallace and of the regis
trarS are so at variance with
United States practice that in the
human rights field, at least. Ala
hama has already seeded from
the Union,' Mr.. wilkins asserted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
HOW A HITLER PROMOTES HAZE
John KASPER - A JUDAS JOHN

Bv Drew Pearson FTee TTsss, TT "
WAsHINcToN-How does hate get endorsed IN me
United States? What induces people bomb schools ana
places Of worshp3 Why do people adopt the tactics OF Ad0
Hitler in country which fought long and bloody wat
to wipe out Hitlerism? A..
These are questions many Americans are ASKING :" NV
wake Of the bombing Of approximately 50 schools e"0
ef worship. 49,.
u involves secret meeting which JON" "s'r go
race batter recently bsld in the diney apartment OF Edgar
Johnston in southeast Washington. Six Of his most ose
.olowers attended.
tsse JOHN KAsPER. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

DEATHS ARE THINKING SUFF0CATIONs F.!
YOUNG ACTRESS, lq, OvEREATs. Dies

IVOlvO ASlN6SSs liz VvENEAIS, UItS'
Sharry Rubin free Press, l2/s)
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, Cs+
THE DEVIL TOOK so YEARS PLUS VIA SPIRITUAL
STARVATION OF SATAN BOUND" EUROPEAN
RELIGIOUS CRiPPLES SATAN BOUND" THERA
PEUTIcS. EDUCATION. CULTURE, ENTERTAINMENT.
RECREATION - REVEALING DESPERATE NEED
FOR MY. GODS. ONE. PURE. TRUE. HONEST CHURCH,
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
(See YOUNG ACTRESS DIES PAGE y
TRUCKERS DEATHS LAID TO EXHAUST"
Lancaster. 3d.. Dec. 9-Carbon monoxide POISONING
apparently caused the deaths Of Arkansas truck drivers
attributed to HEART TROUBLE. (Det Times, 12/9)
ELEPHANT KILLS CIRCUS HAND"
"CRUSHES HIM BY PERFORMING HEAD STAND
ON HIS HEAD AND CHEST"
free Press. ll/25
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THEREFOR
1.-THE WAGES OF SIM!
THE DEVIL TAKING 40 YEARS VIA IMPURE
PRAYERS DISCIPLINE, THINKING, LEADERSHIP,
DEFICIENT IN. OR VOID OF. MY, GODS,
MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST, MASTER,
SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE or THE UNIVERSE!
THE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
Port Arthur. Texas. The victim, James Donald
Lloyd 20 attack appeared vnprovoked elephant HAD
(see ELEPHANT KILLS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

would convince the rest Of the
nation that the states rights
doctrine Is, instead, a states
wrong policy. We Of the
kAACP knew il all the time.
Negro citizens know il. Students
Of politics know il. But now
Alabama officials themselves
have told the world"
Ever since the u. s. Supreme
Court anti.segregation ruling of
May II, 1854, the segrcgationists
have based their defiance of that
ruling on the ground that the
Court is not law-making body
and that its opinion. therefore.
is not law Mr.. wilkins pointed
out.
This is, of course, nonsense"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

NEW YORK.-Roy Will
kins, executive secretary of
the National Association for
the Advancement of Cololred
People, has called upon U.
S. Attorney General William
p. Rogers to provide protec-
ton for the physical safety
of those Negro witnesses
who have recently appeared
before the Civil Rights Commits
sion sitting in Montgomery, Ala,
to testify concerning the dis
franchiscment of Negroes in that
state"
In a letter dispatched to the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Birmingham Negro ministers
Lau.c. "Mrk" Movement

BIRMINGHAM, Ala (Specia)-Over twenty Negro min.
listers in this town often referred the cradle of the
south spoke from their churches last Sunday and urged
the Negro population to Walk for their rights and boycott
the still mcrowed bus seating arrangements of the citys
bus lines.
Defeat Evil"
The Rev. f. L. ShuttlesWorh whose home and church
was bombed and who recently convicted of violating
the citys bus seating law with fine of 500 and 90 days
IN jail told his congregations You sin when you yield to
the bus companys sin of segregation call upon you to
use passive resistance to defeat this evil
Rev. Shuttlesworh, who recently spoke in Pontiac at
Trinity Baptist Church. of 20 ministers who have
banded together to denounce segregation
Police Warn
Birmingham Police Commissioner E. Conner recently
warned that anyone black white would be jailed they
attempted to boycott Birmingham buses.
The police had recently arrested several Negro minis
ters-one the Rev. Calvin w. Woods-on charge Of
urging boycott This is violation Of state law now in
Alabama.
The bus segregation of the city under attack in two
separate federal court suits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

members and TO the public.
General Manager Bernard V.
Gregory expressed condolences
that the reorganization move
would accelerate the firms rise
into a leadership position in the
life insurance field.
Beneficial will operate offices
in Flint and Lansing in addition
to Detroit. The home office is
located at 1874 Grand River.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
R0MBED SCHOOL GETS U. S. AID

WASHINGTON. - A Federal
Grant of S45.5l0 is being made
70 help rebuild the high school
in Clinton. Tenn, which was
wrecked by a dynamite blast last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

Oct. D.
Secretary of Welfare Flem-
ming announced Friday that the
grant TO the Anderson County
School Board had been approved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
"SAYS $4,000 FOR YULE WAS STOLEN"
FOLLY OF PAYING BY CASH VS.. CHECKS!
THE DEVIL LOVES SUCH DUPES

II
A laundry empoye told police Monday night that she
was sIvgged and robbed Of $4,000 Christmas Club money
The woman, Mrs Clarce Nelson 81, Of 2l38 ~ Martin
dale said she Of the Quality Laundry En-
ployes Christmas Club.
She said SHE WAS STRUCK FROM BEHIND ON HER
WAY TO TAKE A BUS FROM HER HOME TO THE lAuN-
DRY at 1000 Coverdae, about pm.
Mrs. Nielsen said SHE HAS BEEN CHRISTMAS CLUB
TREASURER FOR THREE YEARS. SHE SAID SHE WAS
TAKING THE MONEY TO THE OFFICE MONDAY NIGHT
so 1T COULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO OTHER EMPLOYEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

Eversloze embossed cotton bedspreods
need little or no ironing and so pretty,
too. Rosebuds on permanent, crisp Ever
eloze embossed eottons. As cosy TO core
TOR as they ore pretty TO look at. Wash
out crisp, thonks to EvereIoze finish.
Edged with Houney 4" ruffIe, finished
with white seams. In rose, blue and vel
low full or irwin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Pope Gets Laugh
At Summer
audience

CASTEL Italy =
(Radio, NC)-An estimated 5000
persons stood tightly packed in
the blazing sun to greet His
Holiness Pope Plus XII during
the first public audience since
the Pontiff arrived at his sum
mer residence here.
Appearing on a balcony facing
the inner courtyard Of his sum-
mer villa Is minutes earlier
than scheduled, the Pope was
greeted by loud and prolonged
applause. His first words were
to express his regret that so
many people prompted by
Faith and love for the Vicar of
Christ" had to undergo the dis
comforts of the heat and crowd
ing.
The Pope sat alone on a small
balcony, and himself gave a
light touch usually lacking in
the more formal occasions in
the Vatican. He began to read
off the names of the various
pilgrim groups present, pausing
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Set Solemn
NOveIfa at


The Solemn Novena in prep
aration for the Feast of the I'm
maculate Heart of Mary, Aug.
APP, sponsored by the Dis
calced Carmelite nuns at the
Monastery of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, 2O65 Barton
Place, will begin with Mass at
z am.
Mass will be offered at this
same time each morning in the
public chapel of the monastery.
Father William Cole, S.M., Of
the University of Dayton, will
preach each evening at 7:3O,
by be. cdiction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
Exposition of the Blessed Sac
rament will be held on the Feast
of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary. Conservation to the I'm
maculate Heart of Mary will be
held prior to the Solemn bene-
diction at 7:30 pm. on the feast
day. Intentions may be sent to
the monastery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Oldest Diocesan Priest
Marks Ordination Date

was sent o. ssersfsrY 10 The
Papsl iesase 10 fhs Versailles
Conferences. Later he yeturned
70 resume his fssehins duties
ct the Catholic University.
Monsignor Mac Eachen served
for three years as a chaplain in
War II in the United
States, Mariana Islands, and
Japan. In 1916 he retired to
Florida with the permission of
the late Bishop Ready who later
petitioned Pope Plus XII to raise
him to the rank of Domestic Pre-
late with the title Of Right Rev.
erend M~onsignor. The Holy Faith
or granted this honor to Mon
Mac Eachen in Septem-
Der 1883.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Offer Mass
For Father
FIR. Berendt

Solemn Mass was offered last
Wednesday in st. Mary Church
for Anthony J. Berendt, go, faith,
err of FIR. j. M. Berendt, assist
ant pastor of Holy Spirit parish
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
at the Mass.
Father James Berendt was
ceIebranf Of fhe Mass, Msgr.
AloysiUs Berendf, deacon. and
Fr. Urban Wissins. svbdes.
con.
Mssr. Edmund A. BurkIsy,
pastor Of st. Mary parish was
assistant priest and preacher.
Deaeons Of Honor to the
Bishop were Fathers Robert
Harwiek, pastor Of Holy spir.
it. and Father omer Schroe-
der. OF St. Charles Seminary.
Mr.. Berendt, a member of st
Mary parish, in addition to Faith
er Berendt, is survived by his
wife, Marguerite, and a son, Jos
eph and four daughters. Mrs
Catherine Berendt Oestreicher
Mrs. Rita Miller, Sister Mary AS
sumpta, O.S.F., Joliet, Illinois
and Dorothy Jean Berendt.
Also surviving are one broth
er, Msgr. Aloysius Berendt, pas
tor of Holy Rosary parish, Steu
benville, three sisters, Mrs. Ag
mes Devine, Cecilia Berendt Of
Columbus, and Teresa Berend1
Of Steubenville.
Burial was in st. Joseph GENE
terry.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Prosecute Sender:
Prosecute Sender:
Lawmakers Seek Anti-Smut Bill
WASHINGTON - Prose

- Prose
cution of smut peddlers at
the place where obscene
material is delivered is a
key weapon which lawmak-
ers hope to use against the
traffic in indecent litera-
ture.
Both Senators and Representa-
tives have agreed on this point,
although versions of the anti
obscenity legislation passed by
the two houses of Congress
varied in certain other respects.
The anfi-obseenify bill sp-
peared to have run into snag
when House supporters Of the
measure refused to accept this
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Sensse's revised version Of the
bill.
However, speedy agreement
on a compromise proposal and
its enactment in both the House
and Senate were predicted by
observers here, once plans were
announced for a Senate-H House
conference on the measure.
Both the Senate and House
versions of the bill would make
it possible to prosecute senders
of obscene material at the point
where it is received, instead of
only where it is placed in the
mail, as present law provides. I,
Supporters Of the legisis.
zion argue that such = pro.
vision is necessary TO give 10.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

iher Griffin was retreat ad-
visor.
Sunday afternoon Father Ro-
land Torer, area Scout chaplain
of Licking council, Newark, was
the retreat speaker.
This was the first time a field
Mass has been said in a camp
of this council.
Troop 3 Of Sacred Heart
parish, sponsored by fhe
Knights Of Columbus Of Co
shocton. served as host troop.
The FLOWING committeeman,
Carl SsIrin, Richard Walsh,
Robert N c Nichols, Herb
Amors, Robert Gather. Bar.
ney BrehI, Ken crier. Tom
culIison and Jerome STEINER,
helped condvct the retreat.
Wilmer Cochran, Newcomers.
town, and Frank Farrar, field
Scout executive, were guests.
Bill Jones and RolIin Foster
were cooks.
The Catholic Committee on
Scouting is comprised of Father
Griffin, assistant pastor Of
Sacred Heart, Francis L. Perry,
Robert j. McDevitt,
Robert McNichols, Jerome Stem.
ner, Carl Salrin, Coshocton,
Woodrow S~tillwagon and John
J. Kaiser, MI. Vernon, Henry
Denk, Millersburg, Edward
Moeller and Joseph R. Caputo,
Dennison, and Robert j. He'll OF
Uhrichsville.