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Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-31
BILL T0sCURB. U. S. COURT
THREAT TO CONGRESS

New York, July 17.-Enactment
of a bill designed to limit the
jurisdiction of the United States
Supreme Court would "sell 1900
90 Negro citizens down the river
in states which continue to flout
federal authroity," Roy wilkins,
NAACP executive secretary,
warned in a telegram sent to $50
non-southern Republican and
Democratic members of the
House Of Representatives.
7 Under terms Of the bill fed.
;eral laws would not supersede
state law on the same subject
unless Congress specifically in
dicates the priority of each fed
eral law passed or unless there
fore the committee. He noted
that "in the five years since the
inception of the Committee not a
single contract has been cancel
ed because of proven charges OF
racial discrimination. Major in
dustrial corporations with large
multi-plant operations, 'he said,
continue blatantly to violate
the anti-discrimination provision
of the federal government con-
tact"
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-31
Contract Cancellation Urged To Enforce
Bias Band Claus

Washington, July a. The Presi-
dents Committee on Govern
ment Contracts has been urged
to recommend cancellation of
contracts with employers who
refuse to comply with the con-
tract provisions against racial
discrimination in employment.
Herbert Hill, NAACP labor sec
rotary, made this request of Ma
jor General.
The complaints were filed on
behalf of NAACP members in
Georgia, Florida, Ohio and New
York who alleged that they had
firms solely on. the ground Of
race. A. complaint against the
been denied employment by the
American Banner Lines was also
filed with the New York State
Commission Against DiScrimi-
nation.
In his conference with General
Ryan and DR.. Seidenberg, Mr..
Hill reviewed 20 complaints filed
by the NAACP now pending be-
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-31
Remember

Sept. 8 is primary election
day. If you are a voter this is
YOUR day. The good Book says
ct is better to give than tO|
receive. Act wisely and you
can do both. But you MUST
VOTE.
X
Patronize our advertisers;
\ t hey appreciate your trade
your vote.
Arizona sun. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1942-196?, 1958-07-31


thanks S
Of
Kind to Animals Club"
natlre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Fire Hits Chureh-

Continued from Back Page)
TAiNMENT, RECREATION. CONTROL OF THE
REDS 'puny' cod'-PHYsIcAL, NATURAL, SCIENCE
NATURALLY A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
$40,o FIRE HITS CHURCH
free Press l2/7)
s4oo 900 FIRE DESTROYED THE INTERIOR OF THE
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. STA GAR
FIELD. EARLY SATURDAY.
MORE THAN so FiREMEN BATTLED THE BLAZE FOR
THREE HOURS AS DRAPES. THE CHURCH ORGAN AND
ALTAR WERE DESTROYED.
The floor and roof Of the wo-story building
burned away.
Cause Of the fire. which started in small store ROOM
has not been determined.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
RepeaI Has Failed


tconfinved from Beck Psss)
we resist fine claims Tor sesen ws sy eensses
several possibilities Careful end truthful edvessoN -
the young and Of the public generally must - continues
without cessation.
Once breskhrovgh has been effected against fhs inse
fon which does much 10 foster and deepen Amsr'ess
serious social problem various lines Of procedure open
Up large Of the south side Of Chicago, whore whites
and Negroes live side by side IN THE LAST ELECTION
VOTED BY LARGE MAJORITY TO CLOSE ALL TAv-
ERNS in that States and cities can ID limit sales to
package stores ~ establish state monopoly OF liquor
sales eliminating all bars which alcohol by the drink
Various other Limitations can be imposed,
Wayne D. Williams pointed out In The Chris
fian Century for Nov Sobrefy aversion TO drunken
ness the social evils and moral deterioration which accom-
psny alcohol and the responsibility each Of Us bear not TO
further the weakness Of fellow man-fhese must be
taught primarily in the churches and in CHARACTER CEN
TERED organizations. :"
Prohibition failed Now repeal has failed. The
Christian Century Copyright 1883 Christian Century Fovn
dstion. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

forced police 10 oct shs hood OF "ssurs
being sold in Detroit.
esso shs tesn Of DETECTIVES were assigned 10 esser
sy ssisU pictures end sssss prsdveens % part - No
elUs licensing pvoeedvvss.
me Duwssv censored books emily when e'sissn's sssr
plolnt reeeived.
ITO Have and Have Not" by Ernest Hemingway end
Strange Fruit" BY Lillian Smith, banned briefly
under MAT system.
Win ire growth o. psper-bseksd books In 1851. the
kssd Of s evrssv Inspector Herbert W. csss now retired
devised censorship prior 10 distribution BY getting whole
sssvs TO agree to submit their books tor police scrutiny
before they placed sale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
FLASH FIRE IN HOME KILLS 3 CHILDREN

tFFee Press, III
CAMERON, Mo--tAPl--An engineering fire SUNDAY
raced throvyh sevroom house occupied by " persons
killing three children and nivrine other persons
Two young sons Of Josh Jackson died inside the MOUSE
'omousheid grandson died he was being carried ''
the hsmss.
Arnold Jsekson Is was the Arss 70 notice the fire ana
ne aroused other members 81 ire family. ~
" seemed like there ives Are slI around" he sso'
COULDN'T get 10 shs door so jumped out window
MRS. James CHM. 10. daughter Of Jackson sffsmP'so
carry her baby boy Anthony outside but was struck oy
burning timber - she went out ss door and dropped w
infant The baby killed and Mrs. CHM seriously nO'"''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
khrushehev's Confession

Despite the continuance Of this technical state Of
patton West Berlin u.s. TO all nens and purposes part Of
independent West Germany Adenaver has intention Of
abandoning the German federal republics claims TO the
former German capital and giving the hope that eventual
H the communist held territory OF East Germany
will be reunited in greater Germany.
THIS DOESN'T MAKE HIM ANY HITLER, for Hitler set
out 70 incorporate independent countries into his empire
whereas all that Adensver seeks TERRITORIES THAT
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GERMAN IN MODERN TIMES.
indeed Khrvshehev ought to be cautious in referring to
Hitler for IT WILL OCCUR TO EVERYBODY THAT HIT.
LER WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED TO EN-
BARK ON WORLD WAR II IF HE HAD NOT HAD THE
SOVIET UNION IN HIS CORNER.
STALiNs TREATY OF "NoNACCRESSIoN" WITH
HITLER ON AUG. 49, 1899, WAS THE GREEN LIGHT FOR
WAR Its secret protocols provided that the Soviet Union
should pick up substantial chunk Of Poland in the wake
Of Killers coming conquest and that The Communists
10 be free TO with assressons in the Baltic states
and Romania
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

Tive 9yeaod boys killed and eight other children
and bus driver injured at today when the Defrosr.
New York Central flyer. crashed with school bus near
Essex, ont IS miles east Of Windsor.
Two Of the injured boys erawled several hundred feet
TO farmhouse to get aid.
Dead Paul Bose and David Pvrvis.
The bus It's way to the Holy Name School in
Essex The crash vngvarded dovberack crossing
in Maidstone Township. Fourth Concession miles east Of
Essex Four Essex physicians abvIanees and provincial
police spend 10 the scene.
The bus, ripped in half by the impact. hurled
than 100 feet by the New York.Detroit train.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
BOMB SET AT HOME OF NoNsTRIKER

uimeS, va
small bomb firecraeker exploded last night in The
doorway Of the home Of nonstrikns empoye Of the R.
seherer Corp, and police attribute fhe incident 10 labor
trouble.
Production workers Of the company, at 9425 crnnelI
have been on strike for Is weeks They members
Local Hiss, OIL Chemical and Atomic Workers, AFLclo
The explosion which did not break the door glass
the home Of Frances Klein "A. 1880 Liberal office
employee Of the Seherer Company
Miss Kleins mother. Elizabeth, S.. with whom the dsush
ter lives said the doorbeI rang instant before the er
Ploson. When she went TO the door, she saw no one.
The long strike has been marked by incidents OF minor
violence including broken windows in homes and autos and
sashed tires all Of which occurred away from the plant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

Bogota, Colombia, s. A. Free Press I2YN
BocoTA (AP)-colomba movrned Wednesday for 81
victims Of fire and panic that turned department store
into death trap for Christmas shoppers
The fire and frsnzied stampede swept the cda store
in downtown Bosots Tuesday night.
Fifty injured and dozens Of others affected by
smoke and fumes from flames created by the explosion Of
. short-eirevifed display Of Christmas lights
THE LOSS OF LIFE WAS THE LARGEST ON RECORD
FOR DEPARTMENT STORE FIRE. Files Of the National
Protection Association in Boston showed DOUBLED THE
PREVIOUS HIGH - THE DEATH OF Al PERSONS At
cHRISTcHURCH. NEW ZEALAND. NOV. 18, l947.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Supreme Court

CONTINUED from Page "
Once the Of book publishers and magazine ped
ders the oman squad has been done in by ths United
States Supreme Court.
The famed list Of banned books longer in existence
The bureau was begun in 1897 when public opinion
confinved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
"MEDlCAL CARE SPENDING HITS RECORD
SIS BILLION

SIS BILLION"
News l2/le)
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, AGAN
SIN ExACTS THE HEAVIEST TAXES
the LIBERATED? nay HIGHEST CHOSEN
PEOPLE. CHRlSTlIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
OF NY ONE. PURE. TRUE. HONEST CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. scENTisT!-REpUcINc TO THEIR
NATIVE NOTHNcNEss" THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF MATERIAL lso-esedl ExSTENcE"l-P 272. c.S.
TExTBooK-MAsTER HEALER. MIRACLE
WORKER. EDUCATOR. SAVIOUR. PROTECTOR.
LBERAToR OF SATAN BOUND" NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST CHURCHES, CLERGY. LAYMEN. LEADERS,
MASSES. AND THEIR FOOLS PARADlsE'-oR.
'HELL,.-oF ACCEPTING AS REAL THE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR so-esIIed MATERIAL"
CREATION AND UNIVERSAL DEviLisH.
GIGANTIC FALsEHoop- PATHETIC. ATTEMPTED
REPUTATION or ETERNAL TRUTH - PERFECT
CREATOR. ONE PARENT. CREATION AND
UNlvERsE-MATTERlESs. FlEsHless. SPIRITUAL
cHRisTLiKE-'vERY GOOD" i-censsis I,3I.
Medical Care Spending Hits Record ST. Billion
BY Earl ubsII Detroit Nsws)
NEW YORK. Dec le.-n haste to put themselves on
The dseors table or in the dentists chair, Americans
pay ovt . record Of SIS billion year. M ',a
This s the economic mirror held Up Yesterday by The
tconiinusd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
MORE CANADIAN R. {. ''WACEs OF SIM!
"SCM00l BUS hit BY TRAIN. z KILLED"

Detroit Times l2/12
t"sbovi " miles southeast Of Windsor'9
BRAKES ON SCHOOL VEHICLE FAIL
AT DISTRICT CROSSING"
Windsor Daily Star l2f12t
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
THE DRIVER WAS A SATAN BOUND" r. c.
ADAM. SPIRITUALLY DEAD-'cUNNED AN OLD
CRATE OF A BUS. WHICH NEEDED EITHER
REPLACEMENT OR SERVICE BUT THE BUS
WOULDN'T GUN; THE MOTOR STALLED ON RI
TRACKS. AND THE BRAKES WOULDN'T WORK.
TO STOP IT BEFORE IT REACHED THE TRAINs-
ALL BECAUSE THE SATAN BOUND" ROMAN
CATHOLICS MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS AND
HENCE, ARE ALWAYS SHORT OF ADEQUATE
FACILITIES TO THWART SATAN. THAT GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTH WHO GOES ABOUT SEEKING
WHOM HE MAY DEvoURI
PART
MY One. PURE. TRUE CHURCH. ALONE.
TO SURVIVE! TO PURIFY AND CONVERT
ALL OTHERS
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS OF
ALL RACES AND PEOPLES" 1.-THE ONE. PURE,
TRUE. HONEST, BASIC. EDUCATION. CULTURE.
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT. RECREATION, CONTROL
OF PHYSICAL. NATURAL GEOGRAPHICALLY
A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL. THE SovIETS' 'PuNY'
God!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

Hsssh Informsion Foundation In report on eoc....
spending for medical care.
svss prisss hsvs seWs W; certainly popuI.,,.,
vnvplled Dvt ~ dsrsssrd these two items as n 90.
nd nsvss hsppsnsd HE Foundation said personal .'',
spsWdlnO kss gone Up NsvsvthsIsss
al Americans together pour five fines as much .
into medical Golfers Is they did 30 years ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

ARMY REJECTS 25% OF "DRAFTEEs.
FOR MENTAL REASONS"
"ARMY DROPS DUllARDS. BARS MORE
DRAFTEES"
HEBREWS. res. PR0TESTANTS. ET Al.
SATAN BOUND
DEMANDS OF MODERN WARFARE,
MANPOWER cUTBAcKs LEAD TO GREATER
STRESS ON QUALITY"
BY Louis krssr. Wall ST. Journal. 1918
HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS, PRoTEsTANTs,
AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL I. THE
NONcHRlST SCIENTISTS
"vVASHlNcToN-Unes Sans Army IL quietly conduct
Ing campaign II primarily calls Job Performance Poten
tis Program but which almost everyone else calls Opera
fion Meathead.
The aim is to return TO mv the intellectual agqard
and where possible TO spot him before he dons the uniform
Already the Army has ssssd out $1,000 Regular
Army soldiers and 1000 drsfsss We prefer say that
the Army Just can't these men, says Pentason per-
sonnet man. Bringing at The highly unofficial Operation
Meshesd label They get honorable discharge and our
best wishes.
Though for the moment fhs Army Is dropping more
Of It's billiards. dratees considered aggard being re.
rejected right left Where the losses being vp
us by who meet higher brsinpower tests The Army
rejecting about Of every four drafees for
reasons compared with in five before Operation Meat
ball. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
CAIRO FEARS A CHALLENGE IN
new AFRICA FEDERATION"

detroit News wv
CAIRO, Nov ~. tHTNsl-The struggle for control OF
BLACK Africa qviekened in tempo by the GhsnaCunes
federation announced al Aecrs Monday. according to the
first estimate Of observers here.
The al time already filled with preparations
for three conferences which will have important effects on
the future theological direction 81 the African continent
Two Of these conferences AfroAsisn and will be held
in Cairo.
Delegates from 81 countries and territories met here
today TO work out details for the AroAsan youth con-
ference here next February and AfroAs,n CSC one
conference will be held here ncxf month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27


ference here next February and AfroAs;,n ome
conference will be held hare ncxi month
From The Public Letter Box" Def. News l2/s-
"C0D WILL PROVIDE: THE OTHER SIDE"
LARGE FAMIlIEs-l2. 10, or even 24!"
DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes. NUMEROUS Gains.
JUDASES. KNAvES AND FOOLS IA. r.. e.s
To the Editor: sick to death Of al your front page
stories about large families with w. 10 "a children
There may be some who wipe away sentimental tear
when they read Of young thing who vows to take care
OF her many brothers and sisters left oheress at me
birth Of another baby THE father unemployed ana
the family reiefJ
often wonder " these parents. trusting in God o
miss such things ssk polio shots and having the ehde"
wear rvbbers stormy days because God will take care
OF them" Why do the fathers work at s won't God pro-
vide?
Barbara Roberts
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
WTVN-TV To ShOw Nepu
Heart Series

what Think You of Christi
is the topic of a new series of
Sacred Heart programs on
WTVN-TV, Channel 6, Colum.
bus, at 10:15 am. each Sunday.
The 15-minute program, origi-
mating at st. Louis University,
st. Louis, Mo-, is being telecast
by nearly 100 stations in the
United States and Canada.
The new series deals with the
proofs for Christ's divinity.
Speakers. and their topics are:
Central Fact of Christianity"
the Rev. Rowland Cannon.
Gospel Testimony of His Di-
vinity," the Rev. William X.
Schwienher, So.
Resurrection, Greatest Proof
Of Divinity" the Rev. William
M. Driscoll, 81.
EITHER God or Deceiver," the
Rev. John l.. Hochban, So.
Purpose of st. Johns Cos
pei" the Rev. Charles F. Dolan,
81.
Peters Testimony and Pro-
fession," the Rev. Francis J. Par
IRISH, S. J.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28

Father Cannon is treasurer
Of the Archdiocese of st. Louis
and chaplain of the motherhouse
of the School Sisters of Notre
Dame, st. Louis, Mo.
Production Director of the Sa-
cred Heart program on radio
and television, Father Schwien-
her is well known throughout
the Middle West for his retreat
and lecture work. Since becom-
ing a member of the Sacred
Heart program staff six years
ago Father has developed it in
to one of the best religious pro-
grams on the air.
Father Driscoll's activities, in
addition to his position as Di-
rector of the Foreign Missions
of the Maryland Province of the
Society of Jesus, include the ed
itorship of "The Jesuit" maya
zine.
Dean Of the Jesuit Theological
Faculty at the Wellington Street
Seminary, Toronto, Ontario, Fa-
Their Hochban is known through
out Canada for his lectures, re-
treats, and radio talks.
Father Dolan, a member of
the Jesuit Mission Band of New
York City, is one of the best
known platform speakers in the
United States. He resides at Can
isius High School, Buffalo, NY.
Archdiocesan Director of the
Apostleship of Prayer in Los An
geleS, Calf, Father Parrish is a
member of the faculty of Loyola
University, Los Angeles. Besides
his own weekly show, Father ap-
pears frequently on the Sacred
Heart Program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Madonna House
Sets Lay Action
School Schedule

Madonna House Institute, un-
der the supervision of Gather
inc de Hueck Doherty. announ-
ces its tenth season of a Sum-
mer School for the Lay Apostle
late. Five weekly courses are
given with special priest teach
ers. The subjects treated: July
7th, Spiritual Foundations of
Catholic Action" July 14th,
"The Mass Lived" July 21st,
"Mary-the Gate to God," July
18th, "The Social Apostolate,"
August 4th, Vocation Week"
A suggested fee of $500 for
board and room is asked.
A second unique summer
school is also conducted for
families with weekly courses
from July 6 to August %, at a
Cana Colony of Cabins. Chapel
and Community Centre. Daily
lectures for parents are provid-
ed by priests. No set fee is stip-
ulated.
Inquiries: The Registrar, Ma
donna House, Combermere, On
tario, Canada.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Name John Cox
Public Service
Head At WBNS

John f. Cox has been named
Public Service Director of
WBNS-TV it was announced to-
day by Program Director, John
Haldi. Mr.. Cox will supervise
production of all public service
programs and associated activi-
ties.
He will also function as the
stations representative and liai-
son officer with the community
and service organizations.
Mr.. Cox has been associated
with WBNS-TV since 1852 as a
news writer and Assistant Pub
lie Service Director. He has pro-
duced and directed such out
standing public service pro-
grams as Columbus Town Meet
ing, Focus, Touring the Town,
Columbus Churches.
In addition, he has been the
assistant director of two of
WBNS-TV's hour long, telemen-
taries, Christmas Legend" and
primer for a Juror. He was
the original producer of the pop
ular Traffic Court" program.
Mr.. Cox was graduated from
st. Charles High School and Uni
versity of Notre Dame where he
received his degree in Journal
ism.
He Is presently the President
of the Notre Dame Alumni Club
of Central Ohio, a member of
the Armed Forces Community
Relations Council, a member of
the Board of Directors of the
Columbus Junior Chamber of
Commerce and a member of the
Urban League Teen-Age Sum-
mer Employment Committee.
MI. Cox resides at 1922 Glenn
Ave. with his wife, Judy, and
their two children, Julie Ann, 3,
and Jennifer Lynn, II months.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Trooper Begins
Priesthood Studies

RANDOLPH, W.-(NC)-R Re.
tired as a state trooper. John
Heffernan has entered the no.
vitiate of the Paraclete Fathers
here to begin studies for the
priesthood.
While stationed at state po-
lice headquarters here, Trooper
Heffernan made a host of
friends. When he made his deci.
sion to study for the priesthood,
his friends didn't forget him.
With his relatives they staged
a farewell party in his honor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Discrimination
Condemned at U.N.
UNITED nv

UNITED NATIONS, NY. -
The suppression of all religion
"by the state in the name of a
given philosophy, religious or
anti-religious as the case may
be constitutes the most
serious discrimination of our
time"
This statement was made here
by Edward Kirchner to a United
Nations s~ubcommission studying
religious discrimination. Mr..
Kirchner spoke as a representa-
tive of Pax Romano, information
al organization of Catholic stu.
dents and intellectuals.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28

Read fhs Times Classified Ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Joe ROback
Tells Knights
About O.Y.

Joe Roback, a student at Wat
terson High School, spoke to the
A S s m ption Council 1927
Knights of Columbus recently,
about his training under the OPP
Grafton Youth program at Xav-
Ter University, sponsored by the
X ofC.
Roback, who was sponsored by
Council 1927, explained the
workings of the two-week school
of government and told the
Knights how this had helped
him in his school work.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28

March 4, for all supervisory
personnel.
A unique molten picture en-
titled Production 5118" will be
shown as a portion of the pre-
sentation. The film was so un-
usual that no ordinary conven-
tional title seemed appropriate.
The producers released it under
their original production Num-
Der "5118".
Production 5118" is the story
of mans attempts to clearly
communicate his ideas to 9TH
ers. 1t deals with a problem that
confronts every one of us-How
can we make others better un-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Garrett Talks
To Hospital
Staff Here

MI. Ray Garrett of the Cham
pion Paper and Fibre Company
of Hamilton will give a special
presentation on employee rela-
tions at st. Anthony Hospital,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28

derstand us? How can we better
understand others?
Produced as a public service
by the Champion Paper and FL
bre Company, the films cast
includes several Hollywood and
New York movie-TV PERSONAL
ties.
It has been awarded six tout
standing" citations nationally
since it was first shown about a
year ago.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-02-28
Diocesan Mother Enters

With nine children in the religious life, tsee story
Catholic Times, Feb. II, issuel, the former Mrs. James
A. Burns, Of Columbus, Ohio, joins the clustered
community Of the Franciscan Nuns Of the Blessed
She is pictured receiving a candle from her priest
son. Oblate Father John Burns, who offieiafed at the
ceremony in which she entered the community. ST..
Mary Gertrude of the Sacred Heart, as she will be
known, also has one married son, one son who died
while a Jesuit seninarian, one son, a Jesuit priest;
and all six daughters are nuns.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Little Hope For Federal Aid In Airport Expansion At Fairbanks and Sitka

WASHINGTON, R-Delegate Bartlett said Tuesday conferences with Civil Aeronautics Adminis- tration officials have given him little hope for federal aid in pro- posed airport expansions at Fair banks and Sitka.
 Reporting on meeting with James T. Pyle and several aides, Bartlett said the CAA chief ad- vised that increased funds asked by the agency this year are still below the levels needed by the agency to meet all military re- quirements.
 With this condition, Bartlett quoted Pyle as saying he felt there was little chance the gov- ernment could help the two AL askan cities.
 Bartlett said Pyle strongly commended Fairbanks for its an- nounced intention to seek other means of doing the job if federal aid was not available.
 The delegate said he was ac- companied by Bob Ellis of Ellis. Airline who made a plea for fed eral help with enlargement of the Sitka airport.
 Bartlett said he met with Pyle to lay the groundwork for similar meetings to be sought in coming weeks by delegations from Sitka and Fairbanks.