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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-10-10

no better time than the pres
ent.
TIMES CHANGE
Violets are sweet for senti.
ment, but today it seems peo-
pie get. more sentimental
about the stuff they can put
in their purses.
WORK HARD
If you organize your home
work you will find that your
work will be done better and
it will cost less effort. Moth
ing worth while is done with
out a plan. Of course, don't
spend hours making your
plans or you will be sunk.
DECENT DISKS AND
SUITABLE SONGS
Bridge of Sighs"-"Voodoo
man" Wictor) Kay Starr.
"The Loudenboomer Bird"
-"It's A Boy" Q-G-M) Rose
mary Clooney.
Mariana" estrada N
Fost" Wictor) Lou Monte.
"The Very Thought Of You"
MAN That's Choice" M-G-
M Sam (The NAM Taylor.
-"Paris" Vic-
tori Perez Prado.
"A Need For Love-" Moth
in Needs Nothin'" M.G-W
Marvin Rainwater.
"I'll Always Want You
Near"-"Dream Away" Vic
tori Ray Peterson.
"Chicky-C ha"-"Not So Cold
In Alaska" M-G-M) Dick Hy-
man.
Autumn Time In Pleasant
Grove"-"The Guy In The
Foreign Sports Car" Capitol
King Sisters;
"Chiquita Linda" - whoa
Mabel" Decca) Bill Haley.
big Dipper"- "Wild Gyp-
sy" Victor) Ray Martini"
run Boy"-"That's What l
Tell My Heart" M-G-M) Bob
Gallon.
II Hate Myself" "That's
the Way / Feel" (Capitol
Faron Young.
HIGH FIDELITY
DEPARTMENT
"Songs Of the World" Co
1umbia) The Norman Luboff
Choir;
"Moon, Wind and Stars"
Victor Red Seal) Morton
Gould.
Jose Mellis Of the Jack
Parr Show" M-G-M) With
Rhythm Accompaniment.
"Domenico Modugna Sings
Volare" Decco) DIN.
Latin Airs" Victor) Luis
Arcaraz.
Johnny Green On Holly
wood Sound Stage" M-G-M
Studio Symphony.
PRoCRESS7
Years ago our forefathers
got lost in the woods; now we
are likely to get lost in a high
way cloverleaf.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEAK
Don't just get by; get ahead
by using yours.
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Dennison. Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
New Philadelphia.
STEVENS, Mrs. Mary, 81, Oct.
8. Church Of the Blessed Sacra.
ment, Newark. st. Joseph Gene.
terry.
WATKINS, William a.. So.
Sept. 80, Sacred Heart Church,
|Coshocton.
WISSLER, Mrs. Catherine S.,
|85, Sept. %, st. Mary Church,
Marion. st. Mary Cemetery,
Marion.
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aerials for 174 yards to record
an 1914 triumph over the win
less Ramblers.
st. Joseph held a 1412 adj
vantage going into the fourth
quarter when the clinching I'D
was scored by Wayne.
John Ferchill ran % yards for
one st. Joseph touchdown and
ran for the two-point CONVEX
sion while Larry I~ncarnato hit
over for the other I'd.
Wayne ...............0 6 6-l8
St. Joseph .......~.6 o 8 OLA
RoSEcRANS FALLS
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans lost its
first grid game on the field
when Newcomerstown edged the
Bishops, 60. It was Newcomers.
towns first win of the year.
The deciding touchdown came
on the last play of the first half
when Glen Mullett blasted over
from the two, climaxing a 3d.
yard march.
Kosscrans .....-~...U . V--V
Neweomersfown % 8 o O-6
! ST. VINCENT BLASTED
| st. Vincent (Mt. Vernon) play
ed on even terms with Killbuck
in the first quarter. which end
ed with the score knotted, ALA,
but then the visitors exploded
and smashed to a AHA triumph.
The loss evened the injury.
ridden St. Vincent team record
at %.
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The Mass Will be followed by
a Communion Breakfast. Open
ing day observance will also in.
|clude the fifth annual Catholic
Youth Rally at the Youth Build.
ing in the Fairgrounds.
HOLY HOUR
Plans for the establishment
of the Deanery Youth Adorer's
in the Central Deanery were dis.
cussed at the meeting of the
Young Adult Executive Board
held last week. A Deanery Holy
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Fellowship Breakfasts
Start Third Year

The second anniversary of st.
Agnes Church's monthly fellow
ship breakfasts will be observed
Sunday in the school hall, w.
Mound st. at Wheatland Ave.
Breakfast will be served from z
am. to / pm.
The breakfasts have been held
on the second Sunday of each
month since October, 1855, and
are open to the public.
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The Time of Your Life
Frightened By Life?
BY FATHER GABRIEL WAR; HAFFORD

sue and then give The correct
information.
The smart procedure is to
keep out of arguments. Offer
the truth when the questioner
is able to catch on without
losing face. Don't argue, that's
all.
WESTERN TREND
Although there may be
$1,000, 900 cars in America
with radio, there are more
horses on television.
STAMP NEWS
A week was nationally ded-
icated to Better Letter Writ
ing. Don't forget the Four
Cent Stamp, and don't forget
to catch up on your letter
writing. While we are on the
subject, we may as we'll re-
mind you to be cheerful and
correct in your letter writing,
or you might feel bad about
it when you hear that the per-
son to whom you sent the let
ter keeps such things for
years.
FLYING coRKS FROM
THE POP HOUSE
"When Cousin Hubert was
asked what he thought about
Visiting Nurses. he answered
that he was all for it and ready
any time"
FOR THE DOGS
There are $4,000, 900 dogs
in America and lib recog-
nized breeds. They cost their
owners one third of a Billion
Dollars just for dog food. Man
turns out to be dogs best
friend, for Rover gets the
best Of attention and care.
CLEAN YOUR CLOSETS
Would you like to have your
used and discarded clothing
do q lot Of good? Well, Rev.
Lawrence Edwards, ST.. of
Holy Rosary Mission, Pine
Ridge, South Dakota, needs
all the clothing he can get for
his Indian boys and girls Of
high school age. He has 500
destitute Sioux Indians at
Holy Rosary Mission. Please
come to his rescue, and you
will bring great happiness to
this rather isolated spot in our
country. Let's see q great
surge of charity.
NOT RESERVED TO OLD
ONES
Sometimes It seems almost
impossible to teach young
dogs new tricks.
BE SOMEONE
Sometimes we find young
persons who seem 50 fright.
ened by life THAT they act
like parasites . i. neutral no.
bodies. Such people cling 70
s.0rdier pals and seer pow
srIsss without their help.
That IS all wrong.
Such leaning is way off
center, because each one Of us
has to stand on his own two
feet. All they have to do it to
accept the advice their par
ents and teachers offer them,
and strike out on their own.
Sooner or later they will have
to do just that, and there is
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When others who really
don't know what they are
talking about, start to
argue about religion, use
your head. II you feel
that they would not listen to
reason, it is best to tell them
to cut it off and pick another
time to straighten out the
point.
" yeU are not quite sure
about the correct answer, b
smart enough to tell The truth
about our state Of mind, but
find out about The point st IS
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Requiescant
.D

You are asked 10 pray for HE
reposs Of the souls Of The fol.
lowing and ths others who have
died In the Diocese during The
past week.
BIGLER, Edward, Sept. 80,
Immaculate Conception Church,
Dennison. St. Mary Cemetery,
Dennison.
BUCKLEY, Mrs. Mary F., SO,
Oct. Q, at st. Mary Church, Della
ware. st. Mary Cemetery. Della
ware.
CHAPLIN. Anthony S., 81, Oct.
q, st. Margaret Church, Colum.
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
COLEMAN, James S., 81, Oct.
g. st. Patrick Church, Columbus.
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
CONLON, Miss Mary A., 81,
Oct. %, Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus. St. Joseph
Cemetery.
DORGAN, John W., o5, Sept.
rs st. Patrick Church, Colum-
h,,e G Joseph Cemetery.
w Charles j., "a,
Sept. %, st. Rose Church, New
Lexington.
FORD, Miss Mary f., rs. Oct.
2, Holy Redeemer Church,
Portsmouth.
HAUENSTEN, Marcus, SIS,
Oct. /. st. Leo Church, Colum-
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
HOCKENMILLER, Barbara,
"a, Sept. 28, st. Mary Church,
Columbus. Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
HoEFLER, Mrs. Margaret A..
n, Sept. q, st. Aloysius Church,
Columbus. st. Bridget Cemetery,
Xenia, o.
MANETTI Mrs. Josephine NJ,
86, Oct. 3, St. John the Baptist
Church, Columbus. st. Joseph
Cemetery.
McCABE. Mrs. Dora E., 90,
Oct. 2. Holy Rosary Church, Co.
lumbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
MCDONALD, Richard, 81, Sept.
-, st. Thomas Church, Zanes-
vile.
MENAPACE. Joseph NJ, Is,
Oct. /, Sacred Heart. Church,
Coshocton. Calvary Cemetery,
Coshocton.
RAIDER, Mrs. Cecilia M, 81,
Sept. %, Sacred Heart Church,
Coshocton.
SOLOMON, Mrs. Clara H., II,
Sept. ~, st. Mary Church, Mar
ion. st. Mary Cemetery, Marion.
Mrs. Nettie F.
s., Sept. %, st. Peter Church,
Chillicothe. st. Margaret Gene
terry, Chillicothe.
STANCE, Joseph, 50. Oct. 2,
Immaculate Conception Church,
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St. Charles

Central's Henry Hairston
found the St. Charles defense
much to his liking as he ramb-
led for three touchdowns on
jaunts of Is, SIS and so yards.
Tony DiNovo prevented st.
Charles from being whitewash-
ed when he broke for a 15-yard
touchdown in the final period.
ST. Charles 30 o SIS
Central .....8 Ia 6-28
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Rosary
Continued from Page a

Continued from Page o.
son galloped So yards for the
other.
The second half became a
game of fumbles and pass in.
Perceptions. In all, Eastmoor
|fumbled eight times, Aquinas
five. Aquinas held the edge in
statistics, getting Is first downs
to Eastmoor's eight.
Aquinas ...12 o-l2
Easfmoor O Is O 0-16
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PATTERSON

A pass from Jack Dennis to
Joe DAndrea in the second
quarter prevented Watterson
from being BANKED by host
Lancaster.
lancaster in upping its record
to Pill, scored in every period
twice in the last one - to
knock off Watterson.
Scoring hero for the Lancaster
Golden Gales was Paul Friesner
who made touchdown runs of Al
and eight yards.
Watterson .......0 0-8
Lancaster 4 a 12-S6
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Youth Notes:
Communion Sunday
To Open Youth Week

Parish youth councils will observe National Youth
Sunday on October 26, the Feast of Christ
the King to open Catholic Youth Week.
All youth of the parish are being encouraged to
attend Mass and receive Holy Communion together.
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cline and alcohol.
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CUFFS COUNT

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the ones that count less are
on the cuff.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
Sobre Ia Situaci6n Mexicana

I'm Presidente de Colombia, Ell Dr. Mi.
guel Abadia Mendez, decia que Ell "ultimo
aho espantan en- Palacio".
Este ano de 1858, va electo Ell Sr. Licen-
eiado Adolfo Lopez Mateos como Presiden.
te de la RepGblica, no es una exception.
Solo que las condolences economics y So
ciales no solo mexicanas, sine del mundo, han
aumentado en- forma harto peligrosa, ese
espanto del ultimo ano presidential. Ell Pre-
sidente Ruiz Confines, va no tiene la autori.
dad de hace un ,ano; y ell Presidente Electo,
todavia no ejerce ell poder.
Aprovechandose de esa situacion, agra
vada, como Sc dijo en- ell presente ano, por
circunstancias politicas internacicnales que Sc
~reflejan en- ell Hemisferio Occidental, debido
q los propositos imperialistas rusos, Sc apro,
vecho Ell fenomeno ordinario de tonIar pO-'
siciones ante Ell nuevo Presidente, por las
fuerzas politieas ~internas mexicanas. Solo
que, en- 81 presente aho, han sido influidas
por sectores que sirven a los .propositos
rusos.
A riesgo de ser prolijos, hagamos cierto
r~ecuento hist6rico., Hace mas o menos ano
y medic, hizo sensation en- America una gira
que realize por TODD Mexico. ell General La
FARO Cardenas, ex-Presidente de la Republiea.
Los concentrates fueron diversos y contra
dictorios, hasta Sc sugiri6 que preparaba una
vuelta al poder o, por 10 menos, una moviliza-
ei6n que obligara al Presidente Ruiz Corti-
mes a consultarle para acceptable ell candida
to presidential del General Cardenas. No SUI
eedi6 asi: hay razones para Greer que la es-
eosencia de Lopez Mateos, no fue consultada
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

jeros con Ell mismo personal de TERRA y de
los aeropuertos;
Los nuevos aviones, en- realidad, ne
c~esitaran menos personal, porque los vuelos
seran mas breves; y,
-Volaran a mas de 10000 metros de al.
tura, dos veces la de los aviones corrientes.
ALI, Ell aire tiene una cuarta parte de la den.
sidad que a la altura de nivel del mar. Pro-
porcionalmente, este ~significa menos resis.
teneis y proporcionalmente, menos consume
de combustible.
Habra menos OCCASION de gastos a bordo.
Porque, lquien guerra pagan una comida de
cinco platos y un sillon reclinatorio cuando
ell vuelo de Nueva York a Paris durara un
numero reducido de horas?
Todo Ell mundo sabe va de los aviones mi
litares de reaction: que son complicados, ca
prichosos y dificiles de manejar. Pero las
:yersiones civiles de los mismos aparatos tie
men s~istenias de segdfidad que los thacen mas
SECURES aun que I'm avion corriente de he
lice:
Ell motor de reaction basicamente es
mas sencillo que Ell de piston y cilindros;
Ell kerosene que consumer es menos
volatil e inflamable que la sasolina de los
aviones corrientes, peligrosisima por su in
flamabilidad;
Los aviones de reaction pueden volar
por sobre las zonas del NAL tempo. No hay
que %preocuparse de rayos y corrientes de aire
descendentes; y
mo habra repeticion de los lamentables
casos de ruptura de las cabinas altimaticas
que ocurrieron hace algunos amos u los avio-
mes britanicos Comet. Los aparatos de
reaccion a~ctuales tienen cabinas 'cosidas" a
las "costillas'' de la estructura cada Is cen
timetros. Cualquier ruptura de la lamina
de metal que constitute la 'piel' del avion
termina al llegar a la costura siguiente.
Estos aviones han sido probados en- toda
forma hasta la saciedad, y su seguridad es
absolute.
En- resumen, los nuevos aerobuses de
reaccion. seran mas ~veloces, mas ses,lros y
mas economicos para TODD 81 mundo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13

con Ell General Cardenas, aunque este no Ia
veto.
Hoy, parece que Sc sabe q ciencia cier.
ia cual fue ell objeto de esta gira cardenista:
inspeccionar, en- cada lugar. la situaci6n de
los lideres sindicales, obreros y campesinos,
que todavia ~ejercian poder y que habian 81.
do instalados desde los tiempos de los 60
biernos Cardenas y Avila Camacho. Ell re-
sultado fue desastroso para ell General Car
denas.. Comprendio que esos lideres estaban
en- bancarrota y que, o Sc les cambiaba, 0
venia la rebellion contra ellos por las masas
obreras y campesinas. Cambiarlos, en- ese
momento, seria una confession de impotencla
y Ell Gobierno de Ruiz Confines, todavia tenia
fuerza suficiente para imponer sus ideres.
IL FL General Cardenas, al decir de fuen-
ties informativas %serias, decide esperar. Y,
precisamente, despues de que habia salido la
candidatura Lopez Mateos comenzo q traba.
jar. A tai efecto, aprovecho I'm error poll
tico cometido por Ruiz Confines que impu-
so, como senador a Fidel Velasquez, quien en-
realidad, sali6 derrotado en- las elecciones.
1velasquez es lider de Ia CTM, Confedera.
Zion de Trabajadores Mexicanos). AL pare.
Ger esta fue la Senal para la oportunidad de
desatar la campana. Electo Lopez Mateos y
reconocida la election senatorial de Fidel We
~lasquez, Ell propio Cardenas provoco la re-
beli6n en- los Sindicatos de los ferrocarrile-
ros, por medic de la rebellion contra su ac-
tuaI lider Y present6 para sustituirlo a De-
metric Vallejo. FL Gobierno de Ruiz Cor
tines parece no estaba preparado para la
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
LA RIGIDA ACTITUD DE LOS
EsTADOs UNIDos

q ssfLa firme actitud adoptada pOr los EstadOs
Unidos en- ~relaci6n con los prOblemas del Medic
OrieRte, parece ser la causa de la tension que
existes ahora EN- China, debidO a las pretensio-
mes del regimen cOmunista en- ell sentidO de
anexarse las islas que estan baj0 Jurisdiction
del GObierno de FOrmosa.
Tanto en- ell case del. Libano como EN- este
del LELAND Oriente, los Estados UnidOs han
Adaptable una p~Osici6n que lie esta demOstrandO
.. Russia que este pals no esta d~ispuesto a permi-
tir que ell imperialismo s~Ovietic0 Sc aduene del
nnundo, con la facilidad con que Sc adueh0 de
irnportantes Naciones de Europa Central y aun
della misma China.
Els evidente que la politica de tolerancia
del GObierno de Washington, que .obedecia a
los. sentimientos de cordialidadey paz que ami.
man al pueblo estadounidense, di6 lugar a que
Russia subestimara en- ciertO modo. el poderiO
de. los EstadOs UnidOs, como ST esta Naci0n no
~estuviese en- condolences de defender la demo-
cracia universal y SUI propio territOriO en- for
ma capaz de sOmeter al enemigO.
Las ~naciOnes Occidentales han vistO en- la
actitud estadOunidense una prueba mas de que
va ell GObiernO de Washington ha trazadO ell
Unite de 10 que puede permitirsele a Russia en-
materias de abuses, Intermediates y. de vio-
enta politica imperialism. La fe en- Ell pode-
RIO de los EStadOs UnidOs Sc ha rObustecidO,
sin que Sc haya debilitado ell concepto de que
este gran pals norteamerican0 es amante de la
paz international.
- La habilidad de la diplOmacia s~ovietica ha
consistido, despues de la segunda guerra mum
dial, en- estar desafiando a las p~Otencias demo-
craticas, a sabiendas de que estas tienen un alto
sentido de responsibilities, y que no dejan de
haeer cuanto ~esfuerzO este a SUI alcance por Ii
mar asperezas en- la politica international y por
lando innoblemente con la conducta de las Ma
clones democraticas,, Russia ha realizado con-
quistas territOriales e invasiOnes crueles v sal
wales como la de Hungrfa. Pero ahora los es-
tadistas del Kremlin parece que va Sc estan dam
do cuenta de que la paciencia y Unite de segu-
ridad de los Estsdos Unidos no lie permitiran
mas abuses y mas amenazas de guerra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
ARTHUR HIGBEE

A fines de este aho llegarA Paris, deS.
de Nueva York, I'm avion a reaction de pa.
sajeros de Ia Pan American Always. mar
eando Ia Inauguration del primer servicio
ordinario de pasajeros transatlantico de la
historic en- aviones de reaction. Sera este IN
avance enorTne en- la aviacion commercial, cuya
Importance sera apreciada por TODD ell que
yiaje, 10 mismo por placer que por ~negocios.
Significant Ell comienzo de una era en-
que mas genie. ira de vacaciones a Europa,
pues Of que tenga tres semanas de ~vacacio-
mes podra pasarlas totalmente en- Ell viejo
mundo, practicamente sin perdida de tempo
en- la ~travesia. Como los aviones de reaction
SON i'm 40 por ciento mas veloces que los
.aeroplanos corrientes de helice, ell mundo
Sc menguara en- un 40 por ciento, y no con
fines puramente militares, sine para bene.
iicio de todos.
Y antics de un ano, despues de eseavuel0
inicial, todas las srandes companies Dc. aero
navigation transatlantica estaran usando apa.
ratios de reaction. Mas que question de pres
tisio (un avi6n de reaction puede llevar en-
un aho mas v~iajeros que un vapor) 0 de en-
beleso (almorzar en- Paris y conner en- Nueva
tOIk)S - CueStlon ue economic y ue Segu'
ridad, Los nuevos aeroplanos a reaccion po-
dram transporter mas pasajeros GIGS en- cada
vuelo contra 104 de los mayores aviones CO.
~rrientes) a mayor distancia (sin etapas a ira.
YES del Atlantico), mas velozmente Gun. apa,
ratio a reaction hace 925 kilometres por bora
contra SGT de un avi6n corriente) y, a la lar
Ga, mas economicamente. A base de esta.
disticas, son tan sesuros como un aeroplano
actual.
Claro ss que un avion a reaction cuesta
einco millones de d6lares, mas del doble que
una maquina corriente, y exigira I'm equipo
mas abundante y mas costoso en- SUI mani
p~ulaeion, Pero aun ash no habra aumentos
en- las tarifas y Sc podra ir de Nueva York a
Paris y resreso por los mismos 48s dolares
que al p~resente. A la postre, ell mayor volu.
men contribuira a reducir los costos y ade-
mas:
Sc atenderi q mayor numero, de via.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-13
UNREMITTING ATTITUDE OF THE
UNITED STATES

The firm attitude adopted by the United States
with regard to the Middle East problems, seems to be
the cause of the tension now existing in China, due to
the pretensions of the Communist regime to annex the
Islands that are under the jurisdiction of the Formosa
Government.
In the case of Lebanon as in that of the Far East,
Washington Government, which was consistent with
the United States have adopted "a position showing
Russia that this country is not willing to allow Soviet
Imperialism to get hold of the world, with the same
ease it grabbed important nations of Central Europe
and even China itself. 49,
1t is evident that the policy of tolerance of the
the aims OF friendship and peace inspiring the people
of the United States, led Russia to underestimate to q
certain degree the strength of the United States, as If
this country were not in a position to defend universal
democracy or even its own territory, In q way capable
of facilitating the enemy.
The Western nations have interpreted the attitude
of the United States as one more proof that the Wa
shington Government has defined the limit Of how far
Russia can be permitted to go in its international abuses
and violent imperialistic moves. The faith in the
strength Of the United States has gained vigOr, without
SdebiIitatfng the concept that this great North American
nation pursues international peace.
After the second world war, the ability Of soviet
diplomacy has consisted in challenging the democratic
powers, knowing that these nations have great sense of
Responsibility and that they waste no effort within their
reach to smooth out any harshness from international
politics and to avoid a third world war. Specializing
~signobly with the conduct of the democratic nations,
Russia has attained territorial cOnquests as well as cruel
land savage occupations such as the case of Hungary.
But now the politicians Of the Kremlin seem to be
frealizing that the limits Of patience and security of the
United. States will not permit them any more abuses or
Eany more threats Of war.