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Finland Bars
Soviet Official.

MOSCOW, Aug. 81 (AP).-
The Soviet Government an
nounced today Finland has re-
fused a visa to o. v. Kuusinen,
a Finish-born secretary of the
Soviet Communist Party's Gen.
trail Committee.
Finnish Ambassador Fro A.
Wuori confirmed the report, but
declined to give any explana-
ton.
Kuusinen was a member of a
3-man Soviet delegation in
vited by the Finnish Commu-
mist Party to attend the 40th
anniversary celebrations of the
Communist Party in Finland.
The other two members of
the Soviet delegation - 1. v,
Spiridonov, first secretary of
the Leningrad regional party
committee, and L. i. Lubben-
nikov, first secretary of the
Karelian regional party COM
mittee-were granted visas and
have left. for Finland.
Publication Of this report by
TaSs. the Official news agency,
is considered unusual by West
ern observers in Moscow. The
departure of Spiridonov and
Lubennikow, however, seemed
to indicate that the Soviet Cow
eminent did not plan to make
an issue of. Kuusinen's rejec-
ton.
Kuusinen, rs, was appointed
to full membership in the So
Wet Communist Party Central
Committee in July, 1857. The
committee is Russia's most pow
erful body.
He fled Finland after sup
preston of the Bolshevik up
rising there in 1918. In the brief
reign of the Communists he
served as commisSar of educa-
ton.
He is one of the few sur
viving unpurged officials of
Stains old Comintern. In 1899,
when the Russians attacked
Finland. they attempted to seat
him as head of a puppet gov
eminent at Terijoki, just over
the Finnish border. This gov
eminent disappeared with the
Soviet-Finnish peace treaty.
Kuusinen is the father of
Herta Kuusmen, a leading Fin
nish Communist.
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gathering evidence to make q
complaint to the United Ma
tons.
There we're some last-minute
efforts to settle the controversy
through diplomatic exchanges.
But prospects Of an early COM
promise seem remote. Iceland
already has turned down q COM
promise on a six-mile limit and
has rejected a plan whereby
foreign fishermen would limit
the size of their catches.
Iceland says 1t must have q
12-mile ban to protect the
breeding areas of fish near its
shores.
An attempt to solve the dis
pute within the framework Of
the North Atlantic alliance
failed in Paris yesterday after
talks by a committee of ex-
perts. Iceland. an important
nation in the NATO defense
framework, at one point in the
dispute threatened to pull out
of the alliance If Britain
started shooting.
Denmark called today for an
emergency meeting of the
NATO Council in Paris to dis
cuss the controversy.
Other nations have COM
planned about Iceland's fishing
ban, but only Britain is testing
it.
The Soviet Union and Com
munist East Germany have
announced their recognition of
the Icelandic ban. Russia,
however, does not have fishing
boats near Iceland regularly.
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~@NN~ 49, @~~~N~N~3~NN ~
morrow.
Somewhere at sea more than
100 British understanding
for the cod fish in Iceland's
waters-were streaming this
way under the wing of an
armed Royal Navy fishery pro-
lection squadron.
Iceland says it will take ac-I
ton against any foreign vessel
which violates its new order ex-
tending the present four-mileI
limit. It has not been made
clear what this action will be-.
But Icelandic fishery patrol
boats. some armed, were in
readiness along with an obser-
walton plane.
Passive Resistance
The shippers of the British
trawlers have orders to offer
passive resistance if they are
approached by the Icelanders.
Britain contends Iceland is vio-
lating the principle of freedom
of the seas by her unilateral
extension of territorial limits
and is encroaching on fishing
grounds where Britain gets
nearly one-quarter of her an
nual catch. t
The British shippers were
told to ignore any attempt to
interfere with their fishing: to
refuse to take in their nets if
told to do so. and in no way
facilitate any Icelandic board
ing attempts.
The trawlers, the orders said,
are to continue fishing if chal-
lenged.
In London, a spokesman for
the shippers said he had no
idea what the British gun
boats will do if the Icelanders
succeed in boarding a trawier.
I II should think that the an
Swer is that anything could
happen" he said.
! Knows of No Threats
/ Iceland's Foreign Minister,
Kristinn Gudmundsson, said he
knew of no threats from Brit
Rin to defy the fishing ban.
"All we know about Them"
NE said, "iS what we hear on
The British Broadcasting Corp.
and read in the press"
! Shippers violating 1celand'S
present 4-mile fishing limit
have been arrested and their
aish. and gear confiscated. One
such skipper. who said his
fadar wasn't working properly
NaS arrested yesterday. A court
fined him IA, 200 kronas tabout
$4,000 and ordered the tons
Of fish he caught confiscated
along with his fishing gear.
:" There is speculation here
that Iceland might simply
avoid all contact with the
British trawlers and be contentI
with making observations and
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Red Chino Seen Trying
To Draw u. S. Into War

flcials said Mr.. Eisenhower has
decided to draw the line some
where-and it may or may not
be at Quemoy and Matsu.
BY treaty, the United States
is sworn to defend Formosa
and its neighboring Pescadores.
By Congress-approved resolu-
ton, it would fight for the off,
shore islands if Mr.. Eisen-
hover decided their loss would
be a threat to Nationalist
China'S security.
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HELSINKI, Aug. 80 (AP).-
Finland's Foreign Office said
tonight it didn't veto a visa for
%. V. Kuusinen, it just asked
the Soviet Union to withdraw
his application.
The Foreign Office said the
Soviet Ambassador was asked
on August 26 to withdraw the
application. "On the next day
this was done and no further
requests have been made" the
Foreign Office said.
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Tidy Stamp Profit

The United States Post Of
fees Philatelic Agency sells
about SO million worth of
stamps a year to collectors.
Local Post Offices also sell a
huge number of stamps to
philatelistS. Since the stamps
aren't used for mailing letters,
the Post Office Department nets
a nice profit from their sale.
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Defiant Iceland Sticks
BY No-Fishing Order
BY EDDY GILMORE
Associated Press star Writer

REYKJAVIK Iceland. Aug 30.-Iceand sturdly dehed
Brtan gunboats tonight pushed ahead with
uphold her no fishing sign in waters IL miles on these rocky
shores
This little capital was calm Icelanders confident
there would be shooting after the eandc fishing ban
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Study Clubs
Dover Open
Season

DOVER - The Loyola Study
Club members opened their fall
season when they were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs.
Louis Streb. Mrs. Vincent Web
er was co-hostess.
A film depicting the Mass was
shown and discussion followed.
The next meeting will be held
in October at the home of Mrs.
John Held.
The st. Ann Study Club open.
ed the fall season when its mem.
bers met at the home of Mrs.
Philip Czerpack. Ceremonies of
the Mass" was the lesson topic,
which was read by Mrs. Leonard
Alter. A discussion period was
held, and slides on "The Sac.
rifice of the Mass" were shown
During the business meeting
a spaghetti supper was discuss.
ed. Mrs. LaVerne Schilling will
be hostess to the club in DC.
tober.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Altar Society To Install
Officers at Holy Name

Holy Name Parish Council and
Altar Society are having a tea
on Sunday afternoon, Sept. %
in the school cafeteria, from :
to 5 pm.
AT this meeting new officers
will be installed. They are Mrs
Edna Colburn, president; Mrs
Francis ]. Clager, vice-presi
dent; Miss Josephine Farley, sec
rotary, and Mrs. Paul ]. Vented
treasurer.
Committee chairmen: Mrs
Thomas Eschelman, religious &C
tivities; Mrs. jeanette Kennedy
Catholic Charities; Mrs. RALPH
angelo. international relations
Miss Mary McManus, social &C
ton; and Mrs. John Steele. PTA
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and Mrs. T. Raymond Winters,
265 Clinton Heights.

and Mrs. T. Raymond Winters
265 Clinton Heights.
Mrs. L. G. Mackin, 81 Oak
land Park; Mrs. Charles Mcleod
$50 E. N. Broadway; Mrs. L. A
Guzzo, 321 E. N. Broadway; Mrs
Gerald limerick, ITS Tibet Rd.'
Mrs. Marion Koloski, 178 Actor
Rd.; Mrs. Thomas Shenlin, 81
E. Kelso Rd.; Mrs. Phillip Rand
254 e. Terrence Rd.; Mrs. 10
seph Zuber, $3.50 Grandin Rd.
and Mrs. J. E. O'Leary, SAT Pied
mont Rd.
Dorthea Green will be fashion
commentator for the Style Show
sponsored by Roberts.
Models include Mrs. Edmund
D. Doyle, 81, Oakland Park
Miss Vicky Verhoff, 199 North
moor Place; Mrs. Robert p. Nc
IQuade, 3799 Weston Place; Mrs
Jimmy Rawlins, 273 Erie Rd.
Miss Patricia Ryan, 26 Brevoor
lRd.; Mrs. M. E. Towdell, 81.
Oakland Park; Miss Mary Gut
mann, 286 E. Kelso Rd.; Mrs
Paul O'Dea, 548 E. N. Broadway
Mrs. Leo J. Kletzly, 261 Dunedin
Rd.; and Mrs. r.. D. Burke, So w
lLakevieW Ave.
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Altar Society Sets
Tea at Corpus Christi

The Rosary-Altar Society of
Corpus Christi parish is announ-
cling its annual tea for all men,
bers on Sunday afternoon, Oct.
5, at 2 pm.
The reception of new mem.
bers into the society will follow
Vesper Services in the church.
Vespers will be sung by mem.
bers of the Choral Group under
the direction Of Mrs. C.. J
Specht.
Assisting Mrs. Specht in max
ing plans for the tea will be
Mrs. William Berkey, Mrs. Roy
e. Colvin, Miss Rita Eckstein,
Mrs. Franklin Eyerman, Mrs. OF
to Feldmeier, Mrs. Robert
Greenawald, Mrs. Ted Griesen'
book, Mrs. C. f. Harold, Mrs
Lawrence Herboltzheimer, Mrs
Joseph E. Izzo. Mrs. Herman
Keiser, Mrs. Eleanor Koch, Mrs
Edward Kolas, Mrs. ]. w. Lipes
Mrs. Jack Messmer, Mrs. Lor
enc Nimitz, Mrs. Fred Schaeuf
ele, Mrs. Clovis Schall. Mrs. Ed
ward Walsh and Mrs. Glen
Weisenberger.
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welcomed.
st. Mary's Parish Council,
Bremen, Mrs. Leo Schneider,
Jr., president; Catholic Ladies
of Columbia Council 50, Mrs
Hubert Spires of Lancaster.
president; Madonna Guild, Mrs,
Paul Better of Lancaster. presi
dent, and Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of st. John, Mrs. Wilbur
Rice of Lancaster, president.
The latter three are Inter
Parochial groups from Lancas
ter.
Attending the session were .
large number of officers, chair
and officials of various at
ifiliated organizations.
Reports were read by thu
treasurer, Mrs. Philip Walker
of Somerset. Minutes of the las
meeting were read by the re
cording secretary, Mrs. Ernes'
Bever. A short talk on the
fright to Work" Amendment
was given by Mrs. Joseph Acton
social action chairman of Ian.
caster.
Mrs. Leo J. Jennings, Of
GAINESVILLE, Diocesan president
extended an invitation to the
women to attend the 18th an
lnual DCCW convention at the
Neil House in Columbus or
Wednesday, Oct. IS, and to take
part in the nine workshop ses
sions in the field of religion
education and social action.
The following clergymen at
tended the Lancaster meeting
The Very Reverend Maurice
Donovan, VIZ, dean Of the East
ern Deanery, New Lexington
Father Angelo Gallorini, st
Mary Parish, Bremen; Fathel
Paul w. Meyer, Church of thi
Atonement, Crooksville. O.
Father William Fincel, or
Holy Trinity, Somerset, O.
Father William Conner, st. Jos
eph, Sugar Grove.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Altar Society Plans
Bake Sale Saturday

The Altar Rosary Society of
st. Gabriel's parish is sponsor.
ing a bake sale on Saturday,
Sept, u, at the Cleve Market on
Woodland Ave-, Super d u p e I
Market on Mock Rd. and Linden
Glass, 2451 Cleveland Ave.
Mrs. Robert Kovalchik, chair.
man, has announced that the
ladies of the parish are baking
their own "specialties', which
Include pies, rolls. breads, etc.,
as well as cakes for the sale.
Assisting Mrs. Kovalchik al
co-chairmen are Mrs. James G.
Abbott of 2134 Schenley DR.. and
Mrs. William j. Klarman, 239e
Meredith-dr.
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Brosmer, 1866 Northmoor-pl, and
Mrs. Robert Allen, 433 z. Dune
din Rd.
Assisting the co.chairman are
Mrs. Paul Roach, $500 Irving
Way; Mrs. Jack Bryant, SIC
Rd.; Mrs, Roger Swep'
ston, 1886 Irving Way; Mrs. Will
ford Eberhart, els Piedmont
Rd., and Mrs. Theodore Camp
bell. 296 Clinton Heights.
Mrs. George Schippereit, 49,
E. N. Broadway; Mrs. JOSEPH
O'Reilley, 80 Clinton Heights
Mrs. Harry Gray, 452 Richard.
Rd.; Mrs. Paris Fracasso, .266 w
N. Broadway, and Mrs. James ]
Ryan, AIS E. N. Broadway.
Mrs. Charles Klaman, 81
Piedmont Rd.; Mrs. Bernard
Cassidy, 112 Glencoe Rd.; Mrs
Joseph Cotter, 365 Oakland PIX.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Saturday Dance Set
AT St. Mary MagdaIene

The st. Mary Magdalene ath.
|letic association will sponsor a
dance to be held in the church
hall, Saturday, Sept. n, from 8
to IL pm.
Earl's Combo will furnish the
music for round and square
dancing. The public is invited.
In charge of arrangements
are Jack Morrison, dance chair.
man; John Murnane, entertain
ment; Bill Garrett, refresh.
ments, and Vic Thomas, public,
lily.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Bake Sale arranged

Holy Family PTA will spon-
sor a bake sale in the basement
of the church on Sunday. Sept.
%. All varieties of baked goods
will be available after each OF
the Masses. Each member is in
vited to bring her own speciality.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26

Mrs. John R. Holden, Mrs. w,
A. Spiers, Mrs. J. D. Vogel, Mrs,
Jerry Anglim, ST., Mrs. John
Mrs. Melvin Var Camp.
Mrs. Frank w. Sullivan, Mrs,
Edward J. o'Connor, Mrs. Ed
ward J. Keefe, and Mrs. J. H,
Muth.
New members are: Mrs. John
J. Sullivan, Mrs. Alexander McIn.
tosh, Mrs. Kelvin McGovern, Mrs.
Dale Dickerson, Mrs. Fred r,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26

AIumnae Luncheon Set
The Columbus Circle of the
international Federation Of
Catholic Alumnae will hold its
First Saturday of the Month
Luncheon" at the University
Club at l pm. Saturday, Oct. 4.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26

Messmer, Mrs. Kenneth Bush,
Mrs. James J. Dorsey, Mrs.
Jerry Enright, Miss Grace Friel,
Mrs. Douglas Ash, Mrs. John
Hennessey, Mrs. Bernard c.
Lang, ST., Mrs. Charles B. O'Con.
nor, Mrs. John X. Radich, Mrs.
John Osborn, Miss Molly Sulli.
van, Mrs. Francis Walsh, Mrs.
Carl w. Weisgerber, Mrs. Gerald
Winkel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26

Altar Society To Meet
The regular monthly meeting
of the Corpus Christi Rosary-Al
tar Society will be held on Tues.
day evening, Oct. Z, at 8 pm.
the recitation of the
rosary in the church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Altar Society To Meet
AT St. Catherine

st. Catharine's Altar Society
and Parish Council of Catholic
Women will meet on Wednes.
day, Oct. /, at 8 pm. in the
school hall.
Speaker for the evening will
be Msgr. John Wolf Of st. Char.
les Seminary who will show
colored slides of Lourdes and
other shrines in Europe.
Plans will be discussed fol
a card party and style show
to be held on Oct. % in the
school auditorium.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Style Show Plans Completed
All Immaculate Conception

Members of the Altar and Rosary Society Of I'm.
maculate Conception Church have completed plans for
the annual Card Party and Style Show to be held
Oct. 2 in the school auditorium.
The 8 pm. event will be headed by Mrs. Thomas
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
OF Interest to Women
Eastern Dennery
Meets in Lancaster

LANCASTER Four new affiliates were vel
coined into the Eastern Deanery of the Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women at a dinner-board meeting OF
the organization held here recently.
Mrs. William Ryan of Lancaster, Deanery President,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
Circle II Plans
Euchre Party

Circle IL, of st. Francis School
of Nursing will have a benefit
euchre party Sept. n, at 8:15
pm. at st. Leo's School.
The public is invited. Admis-
sion will be fifty cents.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
EliZabethan Members
Feted at Mrs. Igel's

Nineteen new members were welcomed into the
Elizabethan Guild at a tea held at the home of Mrs.
George Igel, So P~reston-rd on Wednesday. Mrs. Frank
Sullivan was chairman of the tea.
Committee members were: Mrs. J Quinn Dorgan,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26

Pot-Luck Supper Set
The st. Francis Romano So
ciety will hold a pot-Iuck supper
and meeting Oct. /, at $50 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-26
-: I1
Requiescant
-tJ

vepose Of the souls OF the fol.
towing and fhs others who have
died in the Diocese during the
past weak.
ABRAM, Thomas, IA, Sept. 10,
st. Patrick Church, Columbus.
St. Joseph Cemetery.
AVIGNONE, Mrs. Josephine
70. Sept. 18, st. Leo Church, Co.
lumbus. Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
BARROW, Harry. w, SIS, Sept.
10; st. Joseph Cathedral, Column
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
BOEHM, Arthur J., 81. Sept.
is, Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus: St.. Joseph
Cemetery.
COMMON, Robert j. At, Sept.
IL, st. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus. st. Joseph
Cemetery. s5s
ESSNER, William C., 81, Sept.
Is, Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus.
FLYNN, Dorothy M, 10. Sept.
II, Holy Name Church, Colum-
bus. st. Patrick Cemetery, Lon
don.
GROTON, Mrs. Bertha, Holy
Rosary Church, Columbus.
HIGGINS, Mrs. Helen NJ. rs,
Sept. Ia, SITS. Simon and Jude
Church, West jefferson. st. Pat
rick Cemetery, London.
HOLM Mrs.
Louise M, H.. Sept. Is, St.
Thomas Church, GAINESVILLE.
MARINO, Michael R., II, Sept.
IA, st. John the Baptist Church.
Columbus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
MARROW, Miss Jane G., Sept.
. IA, St., Joseph Cathedral, Colum.
bus. st. Joseph Cemetery.
McGRADY, Mrs. Clara. SO,
Sept. Is, Sacred Heart Church,
Coshocton.
MEENAN, Mrs. Elizabeth, ss,
Sept. IS. Holy Family Church,
Columbus.
MELT, Joseph, n, Sept. Is,
81. John the Baptist Church,
Columbus. Mt. Calvary Gene
berry.
MULHOLLAND, Miss Gather.
Inc. 81. Sept. IS, Holy Family
Church, Columbus. st. Joseph
Cemetery.
O'NEAL, Miss Mary M, Sept.
II, Corpus Christi Church, Co.
1umbus. MI. Calvary cemetery.
O'NEIL, Mrs. Ruth Ann. 80,
Sept. II, st. John Church, Gin.
,cinnati. st. Joseph Cemetery,
Columbus.
PERRY. Mrs. Hannah M, 81
Sept. Is, st Christopher Church
Columbus.
PETREY, Daniel H., IT Sept
a. st. Francis de Sales Church
Newark. st. Joseph Cemeter,
Newark.
SCHAEFER. Alfred c., "a
Sept. l8, st. Mary Church
Portsmouth.
SCHIELE, Herman. 65, Sept
II, st. Nicholas Church, Zanes
Vile.
STEPHENS, Miss Mary e.
Sept. II, Sacred Heart Church
Columbus. Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
= -
TEETER, Jerry E., 7, Sept
II, st. Mary Church. Bremen.
WENDoRF Mrs. Anna H
Sept. II, st. Agatha Church
Columbus.
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convertible: power steerlng. power
brakes, push-button drive, radio,
heater, Wv. tires. immaculate, !
owner; sale price. Si.6SD.
WHEELER. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEAI.yR
$500 WISCONSIN NV. Ell. 3-iUr0
PLYMOUTH as coupe: 7. and h
- Dodae motc-. good eond.. Si15.
so 5-4055, so. s-43BT,
PLYMOUTH 1880 Special de luxe;
equip. only S9a6, full price; SO
per mo. TOM CARR EDSEL. 1901
Good Hope I'd. Sc,
PLYMOUTH "a crenbFook 4-dr. I:
fully equipped. excellent condition.
LOGAN UPTOWN FORD
$40 l4th st. NV Tu. .-alO0
PLYMOUTH 81 HeIvedere 4.dr.
v-S; automatic transmission. other
eauipment: white and black sport
tone: less than 5000 miles. new
car warranty. S2.ia5
SKINNER MOTOR CO.
CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH
1919 goth 81. NV Di. 1-43I0
'Sb 4-df. excellent
condition throughout: . bargain:
LOGAN UPTOWN FORD
1910 18th 81. NV. tn, 2-4f00
PLYMOUTH '6A savoy: oFig, owner.
Low mileage. excel ecnd, Reason
- ANCAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-17
BOWMAN

studehaker Parking Mercedes
1900 Ca. Ave. NV. RA. 6-llag
PACKARD "a Pacific; ultramatic;
srat asa 81 Ssf Ssssins ur: saS
tires, $685..