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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
EE. W..
(viene de la Primera,

Viene de la Primera1
meses en- las rutas aereas euro
peas.
Ell captain del avi6n norte-
americana, William Moss, dijo
que Ell historico vuelo "fue solo
I'm viaje rutinario".
hgrego. "Nuestra velocidad
maxima fue de 925 kil6metros
por bora, pero mantuvimos un
promedio de $40 Kilometres por
bora en- TODD ell viaie".
Explico que a los II minutes
de haber despegado en- Balti-
more, ell avion volaba sobre Fl
ladelfia, y ocho minutes mas
tarde sobre Nueva York, a siete
mil metros de altura.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
de ia P-1meral

kblC1lC uC 10 Sl1tICl
Hace algunas semanas, Sc de-
nuncio la penetration de Rau.
dales con algo mas de un cente-
mar de hombres en- territorio de
Nicaragua, 10 que hizo que los
gobierons de Managua y Tegu-
c;galpa acordaran la investiga-
eion de Ia situacion de la from
terra, para evitar la repeticion de
tales incursiones
Sc presume que Raudales que.
do oculto en- Nicaragua, en- la
iona del vale de Jauli, donde
ocurrio ell encuentro, ahora dado
Q conocer, en- 81 siguiente bole-
tin:
"Mientras una patrulla, al man
do del Teniente Manuel Sandi-
no, sc dedicaba a operaciones de
patrullaje, a lu largo de La Inca
fronteriza entire Nicaragua y
Honduras, en- u1as serranias del
vale de Jauli, jurisdiction de
Jalapa, a las 16.45 del IA de
octubre sorprendio a Tin grupo
de bandoleros que Sc encamina-
ba rumbo a ia frontera, a fin
de escapar de regreso al terri
torio hondurehU, lugar de dom
de procedian.
La patrulla atac6 Immediate
Hnente al grupo de %bandoleros,
integrado por unos ounce a
veinte hombres, iniciandose un
eombate que dur6 cerca de 40
minutes. Los bandoleros huge
ron en- complete derrota hacia la
frontera norte, dejando cast to-
das las armas abandonadas.
"Fu la refriega, tres badole-
ros resultarop muertos, contain
dose entire ellos ell jefe exsan-
dinista Ramon Raudales.
"De parte de la guardia nacio-
nal fueron heridos, en- ell bra
70 derecho, ell soldado raso Juan
Mendez, y en- la ingle Ell soldado
raso Santos Estrada.
"Se pudo comprobar que va
rios bandoleros huyeron heri-
dos. Sc destacaron patrullas de
Ia guardia nacional en- SUI per-
secucion.
"Fueron rescatados de la mon
tsha los dos soldados rasos heri-
dos, habiendoseles trasladado en-
helicoptero al hospital de la
suardia nacional de Managua.
"Con ell desbande de estos de-
lincuentes Sc termina ell ultimo
srupo de bandoleros que opera
ban la region norte.
"Tan pronto como Sc cuente
con mayores datos sobre ell con-
tacto armada. Sc haran de pu-
blico conocimiento".
CLASSES
EN- LAS ESCUELAS
A Oct. II (UPD-
Be reanudaron aver las classes
en- los estable" imientos que ha-
bian seguido la orden de huelga
del Comite de Estudiantes Uni
versitario, en- apoyo de su peti.
ci6n de iibertad de dos catedra-
ticos Y un civil, a quienes los
tribunales condenaron a prision
Dor implication en- ell asesinato
del expresidente Anastasio So
fioza
Ell comite pidio anoche q los
estudiantes que Sc reirltegrasen
las aulas, luego de una reu-
ni6n en- que Sc acordo seguir
considerable la situaci6n pa
ra determinar su accion segura
lLego de "haber recibido Ell apo
70 de los centres educativos
del pals.
Las autoridades informaron
que no hay ningdn estudiante
detenido y que la policia Sc de-
dico, durante ell paro a disper-
,ar a grupos de estudiantes que
cuisieron orsanizar manifesto
clones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
tviene de Ia Primera,

~ H
das" de esa ciudad, segun anun-
clio anoche ell Gobernador de
Arkansas, Orval Faubus.
Fuentes extraoficiales dijeron
que Raney anuncisra el conien-
70 de classes segregadas la soma
ma proxina en- aulas estricta-
mente privadas.
I'm vocero de la Association Ma
cionat pro Progreso de la Pobla-
cion de Color dijo que eqa or
ganizacion estudia los medios de
incluir a la citada corporation
en- Ell case legal resultante en- la
integracion racial de .cuatro es-
cuelas publicas, ahora clausura-
das mediante una ley del Esta-
do de Arkansas.
En- Atlanta, Sc hacen gestio-
mes para dar a conocer Ell
progreso logrado Dor las au-
toridades que inyestigan ell aten.
tado dinamitero contra una. 81.
nagoga. -.
RECURSO
Aver Sc presento TN recurso
de Habeas Corpus a nombre de
cinco personals, detenidas en- re-
lacion con la explosion de la
b o m b a.. Las autoridades tie
men la. alternative de: dar a CO.
nocer las pruebas acumuladas
hasta ahora a fin de retener en-
prision a los. detenides; presen-
tar SUI case a I'm tribunal investi-
gador e impedir que esas prue-
bas sean del dominic publico, O.
poner. en- libertad a los deteni-
dos.
La policia de Atlanta do a
entender que Sc optara por acu-
dir ante I'm jurado investigator.
Las autoridades siguen bus
cando al hombre que Sc ha cali
ficado de "figura clave" en- la
serie de atentados d~inamiteros
en- distintas ciudades del pals.
Aver Sc anuncio en- Washing
80 - &C. E
ton que no Sc puede, ofrecer .asig
naciones federales para la re-.
construction de la Escuela de Sc
gunda E~nsenanza de Clinton, es-
tado de Tennessee, que fue cast
totalmente destruida por una
bomba. Los dirigentes de la es-
cuela han recurrido ahora al 60
bierno estatal en- solicitud de
ayuda.
Aver fue ell primer dia de cla-
Sc del curse actual, para unos
Glen de los mil estudiantes, des.
plazados por ell cierre de una
escuela de segunda ensenanza
en- Front Royal, Estado de
Virginia. Los altmnos. todos de
cuarto aio, asistieror "a classes
en- TN club ~juvenil; y fueron
atendidos por seis maestros subs
titutos particulares.
Una agrupacien en- la que pre-
dominan los ciudadanos blancos
pidio aver a la Biblioteca de
Vienna, estado de Virginia, que
permita Ia entrada de los ne
gros en- su edificio. Ese grupo,
denominado amigos de la BIZ
blioteca," se1alo que la misma
funciona en- parte con fondos
publicos.
ESTALLO M
WICHITA, Kansas, Oct. II
CUPID Esta manana a las 9
estall6 una bomba en-. Ell vestibu-
10 del aeropuerto municipal de
esta ciudad. Ell explosive cause
la muerte de un hombre todavia
no identificado.
La policia informo que la
victima llevaba al parecer la
bomba en- una valija de mano.
Anadio que la explosion clue
al parecer premature, 10 que
tai vez salvo muchas vidas".,
"Parece probable. - agreg6
= que Ell hombre Sc dirigia a
-.I-y
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
kUSlA -.
(Viene de 10 Prffnera)


Ell Mjnistro de Relaciones Exte-
riores de Alemania Occidental,
Heinrich Won Brentano, y Ell
Canciller de Francia, Couve de
Murville, llegaran a Roma den
tro de pocos dias. para asistir
a las ceremonlas en- homemade al
Pontifice desaparecido.
Dice despues que "sostendran
consultas sobre ell candidate que
dehen seleccionar, y trataran de
influir en- 81 c6nclave de name.
"a que este seleccione al candi.
dato que ellos favorecen."
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-18
tviene de la Primera,

Ell communicate dice que los
rebeldes atacaron ell Quartet de
Ia Guardia Rural, Ell puesto de
policia. la Junta Electoral y ell
Ayuntafniento, resultando muer-
to un civil y heridos dos solda-
dos.
ACAMPAN LOS REBELDES
Agrega que consumado ell
ataque los rebeldes acamparon
en- la colonia infantil del lugar,
p;ra 10 cual desaloJaron a LOO
ninos que habia en- ella.
La presencia de los ninos -
dice tambien Ell communicate =
impidio que las fuerzas del Ejer-
cito atacaran a los rebeldes'.
FL communicate informa final
mente que los rebeldes Sc inter
riaron en- ell monte en- tres di-
recciones.
HONRADO UN CUBANO
MADRID. Oct II, (UPD- Ell
Mlnistro de Justicia Antonio
Iturmendi impuso las insignias
de la Cruz de Honor de San
Raimundo de Penafort, "a Miguel
Gonzalez, Ferraguer, registra-
cor de Ia propiedad. de La Ha-
bana.
Asistieron al acto en- Ell des-
pacho del Ministro, ell subsecre-
tario del D~epartamento, Orejai
Elosegui Director General de
los registros y notariados Jose
Alfonso, encargado de negocios
de Cuba, Francisco Cervera, al
to personal de la Embajada de
Cuba y numerosos registrado-
res, e..
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEx.-ToWn house; modern fur
nishings, washer. TV: 10 minis
Pentagon, Is minis. d. c.: 3 bed
rms: S166. OIL. 6-657e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: lovely rec.
rnis, 2 firepls., T'V. washer. drier:
suBuRBBAN HOME REALTY. "
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 3749 Oliver
st. n.w.--Large old home; 5 bed
rms, 2 baths, $3.50 mo-; year or
longer. KE. 7-lS44.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-By OWNER.
bath semi-det. brk.: tree-lined
trafiic-free St: close to bus and
shop: gear gar. Call EN-. 3-3603
after 2 pm.
CHEVY CHASE; FOR DIPLOMATS
library, nv. Hi-Fi. disposal, dish
washer. gendix. gear gar. $3S0.
o 81. 1858, en-. sVssss.
CONN. AND ALBEMARLE.-5
furnished. 5000 mo. wo. s-aO4s.
GEORGETOWN bedrms., den.
$500. AID. 4-7267: ewes, CO. g.
1897.
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm, rambler;
4la mi to NH: immed. occup.;
S135 per mo. GEO. w. ROBERT
SON, Realtor. 1885 Wis. ave-, OIL.
2-2123.
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK-6-room
brick home, 2 air-cond.: rec. rm.
porches. garage. $3.50 mo. WO. g.
2274 or EN-. $500. TANEN
REALTY CO.
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SERVICE STATION

COLORED-WONDERFUL oppoftu.
nifty for eolored mechanic who hal
$1,000 to invest in q 1-bay sta
ton on Q well-traveled street 10.
Gated In redevelopment section
tory. Call Mr.. KOTULEK At ia
g-S500. Ext. los or HE. 1859
for interview.
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BY 10 Fischer MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
lcONTlNUEDl

AABEL's MOVERS. low rates; 3
vets; no. overhead TO pay; call US
today; discount to all. CO. b-0632.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches . speciality g; Z MOI NOR
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
nnIEht; s ssss rates . L nn ny TsS eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
HOUSES UMFURMlsHED

semidet.; only : yrs. Old: COW.
Penta. and Cam. Sta. Disposal,
washer, bsmt., lge. fenced I'd,
lovely streets; vacant. Only S125.
TIE. 6-6012 any time.
ALEX, vic. Shirley Duke-New g.
bedrm:. semidet.. "a. bath FIRST A.:
beautiful kit, full bsmt. tile A..
storm windows. Rent $125 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

HIGHBRIDGE, mr.. Bowie--6 rms
bath. gar. and sarden space. SIS
mo. CE. s-36O6
MT, PLEASANT--Row brick.
bedrms., ! baths. sun parlor
h..w.h., porch, GARAGE; good To-
cation: excellent financing Quick
sale At S13t750 PAUL P STONE,
srTf UttOh RA 9-up1h
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I550 4fSt PLACE s.E.-Detached
brick. 8 rms, fireplace, la baths,
full basement with rec. Tm., gas
hot-air heat; fenced yard; avail
able Immediately. Convenient to
Fairfax Village, shopping, schools
and bus; SIPS per month. Call
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COLoRED-sOs nth ST, NE
home 4 bedrms.: gas heat: $3.50
down includes settlement MAX
MILLER. Ii. 7-2l00. or IA. o.
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IIOe w ST. S.E.-3-bedrm. home:
newly redecorated; SIS. JOHN I.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
CITY OF FALLS CHURCH-Roomy
rambler with full dining room,
porch, 2 baths, full basement
earage. Heavily wooded lot.
Available now. $3.50. 80 other
homes. Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
W. sEAY CO.. 113 W. Broad st.
Falls Church. Va
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

COLORED-RIGGs PARK. e37
Kensington pl n.e.--6-Toom. like
new brick. 1st-h Law. gas heat:
price reduced S49b down. includes
settlement, xl10 mo, move right
IN. MAX MILLER. Ii. 7-2lOO, or
TIA l-usH1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

COLORED-NEAR sEARS--S rms.
!, baths, full bsmt, yards: coonnyy
transp.; oil heat; 500. Ii. 4.1lOO
coLoRED-4601 sth ST NV.
S0a "a 81. N.W.SSse MO
$40 r ST. Nc RMS; 500
LOUIS Ridden, tn. 2-3O80
CoLoRED-vAcANT
zoos CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
decorated; S9o so per month.
1897 46th PL. sc.
Modern brk 3 bedrms ess heat
tiled bath: $50 b0 per month
Re Inspect. Call OF. S-30D7
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-lst Of
fering of this spacious 3-story,
full-bsmt. corner brick house
possible oif-street parking: $50
OO0. Exclusive with JOHN R,
desIBouR a co. CO. 5-li3O;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP. 727 18th st. NV
at once. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

GLOVER PARK-spsrkling 4-bed.
RIM. brk. home, through-hall entr,
enclosed pch; bsmt. gar. and
fenced I'd; . blks. on Wis. ave.
only $1,000 Terms TO suit Cal
I'll pm, EN-. 2-1SOO. BERENS
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN.. . nice rms. l Ice, kit,
shower: in quiet area around Dup.
cir: S60-S15; utils., heat incl;
for ONLY ] person; responsible,
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COLORED--FHA hPPROVED
$525 DN., $40 MO.
Colonial BRICK home with eon-
crete covered front porch; q rms
. baths, 2 kitchens, redecorated
like new, in good ne section.
EliRible buyers should earn So Q
week Minimum and have good
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GEORGETOwN--Restored 3-unit
apt fireplaces: garden. $4,000,
terms. STEVENS, FE. 3-4a45
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CHEVY CHASE, close to Lafayette
School = 4 bedrms. and bath or
End; den and full bath on LIST
excellent condition throughout. A
real family home. Priced in lower
2Os q am.-6 pm, EN-. 2-74nt
or ewes. WO. 6-O307. METzLER
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REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExcR.

C0LORED-N. EUCLID. mr.. I4th
18th, Kenyon-e-r.. 3-b. Buy on
rent basis. Get data. RA. 3-6146
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ACTION VANS AND STORAGE
Free est. discounts for Govt, empl
and Armed Forces NO. 7-3l35
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE;
payment on your moving. storage
Reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937. zoe
SAVE : Low rates. padded vans,
Hills. sP 5-OSss, LII $4,000.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage
Phone NO 7-OiO4 UNION sTOR-
ACE CO., INC Established 1905
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SHEPHERD PARK

011GG k1EkSO + A1bA
Det. corner brk.: 4 bedrms.. Q
baths, 2 pwdr. rms, I'm. rec. rm.
with firepl.: mr.. stores and transp.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-534O. Q TIL .
COLORED-S395 On. = Decorated
6-rm. brick; porches. mod. kit,
bSmt., gas heat; yard; near bus.
RA. 6-6912. ia. 9-4679.
COLORED-NR: 9TH AND JEFF
FERS0N SITS. N.W.-Elab0rat
English-style brick. Extra-lge. liv,
nm. with mirrored flrepl., lge. din.
rm. with crystal chandelier. tiled
Kit, ample table space. 3 lRe.
bedrms., 2 colored tile baths. Full
bsmt.. knotty-pine rec. rm.. gas
heat; det brick garage. Newly
painted throughout. A beauty. TU.
2-3232. ewes. LA. o-l21l. SAM
UEL C. REYNOLDS Co, 3OOB
Georgia ave. NV.
coLoRED. 18th 4 SHERIDAN NV.
81 900 CASH WILL HANDLE
LOUIS Ridden To. 2-3O60
COLORED. 91O ASPEN ST. NV.
BEDROOM AND BATH list FLOOR
$1,000 CASH WILL HANDLE
Def. BRICK: 8 RMS. 2 BATHS
TU, 2-1lOO RAJ S-3QAh
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BRIARCLIFF-A lovely home in
brk. Colonial in the heart Of
Washinston's finest controlled
residential area: library with fire-
place, 4 bedrooms, 4h baths
eorgeous yard; level clubroom
with fireplace and bar: 2-car at
tached gar; Horace Mann School
UPPER 4Os. MINED. POSS
FRANK g. PHILLIPS, IDC.. DI
e1A11. avag TT l.A0rR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-HW.
(cONTINUEol
FOXHALL RID. AREA

II you are looking for the uIti-
mate. this exquisite home with in
comparable detail is well worth
your attention. Centrally air-eond.,
5 bedrms., baths. library; tre-
mendous up-to-date kitchen-break-
fast rm.: beautiful ground level rec.
rm. Entire property in immaculate
cond Call Mr.. DeMelman. ST.
~IHMEs I. DIXON A. co
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C., near Abe
marie st. and Reno I'd. n.w.--Sel-
dom offered brick Colonial, large
liv. rm. with fireplace, family
sized din. rm and kitchen
screened porch OF din. rm.; at
tractive powder room; End moor
has 3 bedrms. and bath. full
bsmt. with rec. rn. area. Large
lot. Near all schools. Priced to sell
this week. Call OIL. 6-2344 Open
9 iii g; THOMAS J. FISHER q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada.
cent to shopping ctr. and schools
5 Minis. downtown. 8 minis. Penta-
gon; B bus lines at door: ample
parking: front-offlee service; laun-
dry and storage in your building;
new refrigerator with freezer top,
i special conveniences for Army
Navy and Air Force personnel; |
p nSG G frS% IS Mount ans Vernon sa
ave. and Russell road. Alex. Va
TIE. R-4400
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POTOMAC PALISADES
EA1E nIIEnn AWE

JF4J OH I1ED1CAI 1--WE.
Beautiful detached frame with
liv rm., din. rm. and kit. combina.
ton. 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST
USr front trS sn S., rear p STs aoor
detached 2-car garage; 2 stoves. 2
refgrs.: full bsmt. with lavatory:
lot, so by 1870; "a block west Of
Glen Echo carline. Priced very spe-
cial at $1,000. Excel. location. Mr..
Gibson, 10. 1880, with N. PAUL
HANNAH. 732 18th st. NV, ME.
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CHEVY CHASE bedroom brick,
semidetsched. Vacant Newly deco
rated, Liv. rm.. din. rnl:. den,
kit. rec. rm., garase, wonderful
location. Near transp. and schools,
Perfect home for large family
Only $500 REQUIRED. BILLING
SLEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-"326,
EN- O-kROO
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-By OWNER
4-bedrm., a-bath brk. semidet.
on trafic-free. tree-lined street
vet close to shop. and bus. Lee
liv. rm.. din. rm., den, kit. and
pantry, Gear gar, 150-ft. depth
lot No agents please. EN-. 3-36O5
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-This eX-
tremely well-constructed brick
home located near Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament Schools has
an unusual outlook on a cul-de-sac
OF pretty homes. a rare oppor-
tunity. c. ALLEN SHERWlN. INC.
EN-. 3-4450: ewes, OIL. 6-161a.
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LOCUST ROAD

A. C. Houghton & Son
Exclusive Agents
14l6 H St. NV. DI. 1-y0b7
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Beauty Contest
Sponsors May
Heed Protests

SANTA FE, Nm. - Two Jun
ior Chambers of Commerce in
New Mexico have indicated they
will heed protests made recently
by religious groups against
bathing beauty contests.
In recent contests the Albu.
|querque contestant was select.
ed on the basis of judging with.
in her own home. According to
announcements the judging was
based on personality, poise and
talent, as well as appearance in
street clothes. No public judg.
ing on appearance in bathing
suits was scheduled. The Santa
Fe contest will also be conduct
ed in the same way, it was
stated.
News of the action by the
Junior Chambers of Commerce
of the two cities was welcomed
by groups who had voiced pro
tests for some time against the
appearance of contestants in
bathing suits.
Among the groups that back.
ed the drive were the Santa Fe
Archdiocesan Councils of Catho.
lie Men and Women, which
adopted resolutions protesting
the sponsoring of bathing beau.
ty contests.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-01
Set Local
Writers Meet
Sept. 1918

The first session of the Co.
lunmus Writer'S Conference
will be held September 1918 at
the Pick-Fort Hayes Hotel in CO.
lumbus with teachers, editors,
and writers as speakers partici-
pating in the lecture and work
shop sections, it was announced
today by Irv Leiberman, ma
tional director.
Cash awards fofaling 500
will be offered to contestants
In the eafesorie$ Of fiction
and non-ficfion. All writers
who register for the sessions
will be invited to bring along
. friend as a guest.
Speakers at the conference in
clude Harold H. Eibling, Super
~intendent of Schools; Dorothy
p. Albaugh, poet and short story
writer; Professor Francis Wei
senburger, Department of His
tory, Ohio State University; Ro-
bert S. Harper, Ohio Historical
Society; Miss Viva Boothe, di-
rector of the Bureau of Bust
ness Research, Ohio State Uni
versity; Margaret E. Coon, staff
member of the American Rose
Magazine, and other speakers.
Information concerning entry
of manuscripts, or the program
of the two-day conference, may
be obtained by contracting Irv
Leiberman, SOS Hipp Annex,
Cleveland Is, Ohio.
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St. Mary Parish
Festival Is Set

The annual festival and home
coming of st. Mays Parish will
be held Saturday and Sunday,
August 1917 on the school
grounds, 685 Mohawk st.
There will be a variety of en-
tertainment for the adults. For
the youngsters, there will be a
train ride, duck pond, merry-go-
round, ferris wheel and a pony
Festivities start at $50 pm.
Saturday and at l pm. on Sun
day-lasting until IL pm. both
days. On Sunday a chicken din
ner will be served from IL noon
until 6 pm.
Mr.. Fred Trout is chairman,
while Mr.. Leroy Stein is CO.
chairman.
The public is invited.
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John Stankovic, the later from
Pittsburgh.
Mr. Stankovic spoke of the
progress the Slovaks have made
during the past half century
and also emphasized the part
that Slovak Fraternal organiza-
tons, like the National Slovonic
Society and others, have played
in making this progress posi-
BILE.
Father Snichak, who is a refu-
gee from Communist oppression
in Slovakia, told of life behind
the Iron Curtain from which he
escaped only seven years ago.
He ridiculed Communist re-
ports that demonstrations of
thousands of Russians before
the us. Embassy in Moscow
were Spontaneous" when even
a crowd of as little as three
persons is liable to be arrested
by the secret police.
Games and dancing provided
the diversions for the afternoon
and evening.
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E. Northwood Ave, correspond.
ing secretary.
Mrs. Enright appointed the
following committee chairmen:
Mrs. Paul Morrill, of 294 N.
Broadway; Miss Marie Merry of
$500 Tudor I'd; Miss Hans;
Mrs. Theodore Campbell of 296
Clinton Hgts.; Mrs. Gerald Eme-
rick of 173 Tibet Rd.; Mrs.
James Favret of 5754 Olentangy
Blvd.
Mrs. John r. Wagner of 1881
Parkside Rd.; Miss Augusta
Reinhard of IL Hoffman Ave:
Miss Mary Lindimore of SIS S.
Young St; Miss IneZ Mulligan
of 2001 Tewksbury Rd.; Mrs.
Mary McNamee of 566 Walhal-
la Dr.: and Miss Betty Bell of
361 Olentangy st.