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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15
BY JIM SHEA

LOVELAND, - A pas.
tor with 500 families in his
parish would need more
than two hands and more
than "a hours in a day to
visit all of them each year
and still get the rest of his
parish work done.
Father Joseph v. Urban
Iof st. Columban's parish
here has no more hours than
anybody else, but he has a hun
bred hands or more - most OF
them belonging to parish unit
captains" and to members OF
the Legion of Mary. As a result
he is managing an annual visit
to all the members of the par
ish.
He doesn't see them individu'
ally, however, but in groups Of
10 to Is families at a time. The
meetings are arranged by the
captain or co-captain of the par
ish unit, and there is time fol-
%social conversation and coffee
and cake as well as a good two
hours of face-to-face mutual dis
cussion of parish life and par
lish problems.
When he arrives ut fhs
home Of The host couple, Fs.
fher Urban first distributes .
mimeographsd program" On
one sheet are printed the top
les about which he wants TO
talk to his parishionsrs; on
another sheet there is . pic.
fvre Of fhe financial structure
Of fhs parish.
After greetings and introduc-
tons (including the inevitable
remark by one neighbor to an
other: 81 didn't know you were
a Catholic!"), Father Urban be-
gins the discussion.
Among the topics covered are
family prayer and family Mass
and Communion, reaction to the
parish dialogue Mass, education
and the parish school and the
nature and purpose of the par.
ish societies.
Father Urban makes II
. point TO avoid turning. fhe
sessions into monolosves. In.
stead, he enc Ursges his
parishionsrs TO offer svsgss-
lions and discuss The pros and
cons Of every topic covered.
Following refresh m ents.-
usually prepared comparatively
by the women in the unit - the
pastor begins a discussion Of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15
May Be Unnecessary
Apb. O'Hara Urges
Close Study of Aid

bishop related. Turning to guild
ance programs, the Archbishop
wrote that a study covering lat
institutions of higher education
in the United States showed that
guidance is held generally in
low esteem"
THE report, published in
the 1853 Bulletin No. I Of the
US. office Of Education,
stated that "eovnseIins serv.
ices and facilities have again
been rated as unsatisfactory"
on problems Of educational
and vocational choice, the
Archbishop noted.
With reference to the kind of
guidance offered, the prelate
said 1--WE forbear comment on
the brain washing possibilities
of mechanistic guidance. on the
Freudian tendencies of some of
its practitioners, on its posi-
BILE use by the advocated of a
planned society,""
The Archbishop aske d:
SHOULD federal funds be appro-
priated to prolong this travisty
on education which should have
died aborning 80 years ago?"
"f Congress wishes to SAL
wage something from the 1858
proposals for Federal aid" the
Archbishop continued, 1T
might we'll limit its approval
TO student loans on . state
matching basis. A limited ap-
preparation of. say, five mil.
lion dollars would quickly Dc.
termine the worth Of the pro-
gram"
To be eligible for a govern
ment loan, the prelate suggest
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15

ed that "a student must be reg
istered in an institution of high
er education which requires a
full course of laboratory work
in addition to lectures in sci
ence. Such a stipulation should
quickly those who want better
education from those who simp-
|ly want more money" his edi-
torial concluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15
photograph
PHILADELPHIA. NC

PHILADELPHIA, NC) =
Claims that Federal fund!
are needed for college
scholarships and for guild
ance programs in public
schools ought to be closely
scrutinized by Congress
Archbishop John F. O'Hara
csc, of Philadelphia ha.
written.
He cited studies which ques
ton the wisdom of current Fed
eral aid legislation in an editor
ial on the front page of the
Catholic Standard and Times
Philadelphia archdiocesan news
paper.
Archbishop o'Hara. who has
urged caution In regard to
Federal aid TO education SER
srsi times in past editorials,
said "fhers is danger that
Senator's and Representatives
may approve some form Of
Federal scholarship aid simp.
iy because they lack adequate
knowledge Of the true situa-
tion with regard to student
needs"
He cited as Informative a book
written by Roger Freeman en-.
titled School Needs in the
Decade Ahead"
Implying that the author re.
flutes many claims by those who
campaign for heavy spending,
the Archbishop said that such
proponents of Federal aid seem
"glad to settle for any sort of
bill that would put the Federal
foot in the door of the local
school"
Discussing financial assist
anes for college students, the
Archbishop reported that
study Of 1000 seniors in pub
lie high schools Of indiana re-
vsslsd that only s. students
who were highly qualified for
college science and msthsmst-
les were in need Of financial
help TO get there. Or this
number, 81 were already re-
eipisnts Of scholarship grants,
fvIl and partial, from other
sources.
Consequently, the Archbishop
said, only IS students we're
clearly in need Of governmental
assistance for college work in
science.
The committee which made
the Indiana study said it was
convinced federal assistance on
this program - is neither nec-
essary nor desirable" the Arch
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15

" you haven't been reading
the want ads you have been los.
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15

u CATHOLIC GIRL, is
years old, needs temporary
job until school starts. Can
baby sit. CA. 1891 Monday
to Friday, 8 to 5.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15

their area, distribute collection
envelopes each year, pass the
word along when a member of
the parish dies, and perform
other chores when necessary.
Each Saturday, for example,
one captain and the men in his
unit or as many of them as
are available - report to the
pastor for work on the parish
buildings and grounds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-15

ExPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors, linoleum, plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates.
|HAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
0. Phone 13-B Open Evenings
Evening star., 1958-04-17

Of clerics attending were two
cardinals. J. Francis Mcintyre,
archbishop Of Los Angeles. and
Edward Mooney. archbishop Of
Detroit; and the Apostolic Dele
gate TO the United States. the
Most Reverend Amleto Gio-
vanni Cicognani. who read q
message from the Pope.
President Eisenhower also
sent a message to the new rec
tor, whom he praised for his
tested qualities Of faith and
experience"
Emerson Meyers. member OF
the Music Department faculty,
composed a "Cantate Domino
especially for the Inauguration,
dedicated it to Msgr. McDon-
aid and led the university band
and chorus in presenting 1t for
the first time yesterday.
Evening star., 1958-04-17
Airliner at Fair

OSAKA. Japan. April II R,
Paul s. Armstrong, manager
of the United States pavilion at
the Osaka international Trade
Fair. reports a ls-ioot wing
span model Of q Dc-s Jet air
liner. specially made by Doug
las Aircraft. is en- route here
for display. The l6-day fair
opened Saturday.
Evening star., 1958-04-17
illness Delays Speech
By james Roosevelt

DENVER. April II R.-A
mild attack of food poisoning
caused Representative James
Roosevelt. Democrat of Cali
fornia. to delay for about an
hour an address to the Allied
Jewish Community Council
here last night.
Apologizing to his audience,
Mr.. Roosevelt blamed the, at
tack on food he ate at "the
House Restaurant in Washing
ton"
Mr.. Roosevelt fiew here from
Washington for his address, in
which he said the Eisenhower
administration has led this
country into "the unfortunate
position Of being on the de-
tensive in foreign affairs"
Evening star., 1958-04-17

sons, including Catholic digni-
taries, members Of the diplo-
matte corps, and delegates
from $50 other schools. he
declared:
The Catholic University -,
will in the future as in the past,
make its contribution to educa-
ton from a definite world view.
In the direct line Of the great
Intellectual tradition of the
Western world. it will continue
TO transmit our cultural heri-
tage while deepening it by
assimilation. by Incorporating
into it the discovery of new
truths and the worthwhile
experience Of succeeding gen.
erations."
In the scarlet, purple. black,
red and white robed assembly
Evening star., 1958-04-17

Union, that Latin Americans
are the United States most
loyal and understan lin g
friends"
He also took an indirect slap
at this country's military aid
policies. commenting:
"If II were Just q matter Of
reinforcing the ability 10 pro-
vide armaments for defense, II
would be understandable for
the needs OF Latin America 10
take second place, but we do
not understand why abolishing
the poverty Of our peoples
should be less urgent than
eliminating poverty In coun-
tries that are strategic objects.
I'VE have freely joined In
the struggle for world domi-
nance on the side OF the West
ern countries" the minister
added. tTough. disciplined
troops from Colombia we're
among United Nations forces
battling the Communists dur
ing the Korean War;
DR.. SAM de Santamaria sug-
gested that America study with
care the example Of Western
Europe's new common markets.
He proposed q meeting Of
the 2l OAS republics to draw
up an inter-American treaty OF
economic assistance.
DR.. SAM de Santamaria ac-
claimed the United States for
its noble position in world
politics. for 1t is devoid as no
great tnation in the history
Of mankind has ever been Of
any desire Of conquest. sggran-
dizement or dominance"
Public activity at the Union
Evening star., 1958-04-17

today was TO include q per-
formance Of Latin American
songs and dances by about
100 youngsters from Mont
gomery County elementary
schools, They were scheduled
10 appear at $3.50 pm. In the
Hall OF the Americas.
Evening star., 1958-04-17

Donald and Harry Karl Is ON
cially of.
Her attorney obtained q ANAL
divorce decree for the actress
yesterday In Superior Court.
Neither Miss Mcdonald nor Mr..
Karl. q millionaire shoe manu-
Evening star., 1958-04-17
Common Market
Urqed for Americas

An influential South American statesman yesterday pro-
posed market 10 unite the economies OF the United
States and Latin America
Dr. Carlos de santamara Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Of Colombia told the Organization OF American States cee-
brang the 10th anniversary Of Us charter at the Pan American
Evening star., 1958-04-17
Morie MeDonuld's S
Divorce Is Final

VAN NUYs. Calf. April II
tR.-The ofi-again. on-again
marriage Of Actress Marie Me-
Evening star., 1958-04-17
New Rector lnstoIled, ,
Pledges Greater Gu

Catholic University stood newly dedicated to world
view" Of education today under its ninth rector.
The new rector. Msgr. William j. Mcdonald. nau-
guraed yesterday with and pageny in the campus
gymnasium. He appointed last December by Pope Plus
In his inaugural address delivered before some $500
Evening star., 1958-04-17

facturer was present Million -dolar property setle-
The action made nna an in ment granted 10 Miss Mcdonald
terlocutory decree along with on July as 1886
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
Poziv ma proslavu Hrvatskog Donna

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ovim da aemo ma znanie svemu hr-
vatskom slavenskom narodu Ceveanda okolice biz
MIN mestima da &c Hrvatski Dom 1911 Waterloo Rd
Coinwoodu odrzavati proslavu 8godisnce opstanka
svon prostorijama 13 apra 1858 Mama ovde vecin je
poznato da oval Dom imade ljepe ciste prosorije ko
odrzavamo svoe drusvene sjednic zabave Sta e
cd potrebe bou buducnost hrvatskom narodu Mozem
kada je zgrada podgnuta posto njome sluze
hiade drlgih narodnost Sve ide cast savu
Sem narodu u ovoj kooniji.
Drago je dati mamie, da oval Dom dolazi
popularn tamburas zbor "Sloboda" il Pittsburgh Pa
IL. aprla t. subotu vece svirat &c Bar Roomu
Donna Drugi dan nedjelju t. 13 apra pocimlje divna
prosava koncerom. Program pocnje tocno sata po
sije podne Ma pozornc bt &c vecna naseg mladjeg
rastaja ko roden ovdje Sa svom nastupom pokazat
&c da spremni ocuva saviti nasu Hrvatsku njeznu
kuturu Program otvor &c koncertn pjevack tamburas
XII zbor Slavu pod vodstvom Joe Gregurincic Isto &c
nasupt tamburaski zbor "Soboda" IL Pittsburgh Pa,
tamburask zbor "Zagreb cd Hrvaskog Kuturnog Kluba
il Collnwood pod vodstvom Mr. Stokovic Koo Kids il
Euclid Ohio pod vodstvom Jean Russ Robc te Kolo Kids
IL Pomlatka br S. pod vodstvo Ked Koscca Accordion
Solost by Bonnie La Pash Caroline Herak Angela Mar
kusovc pevati &c duet Isto Felix ure Bruna Sovenec
pjevati &c duet.
"Sloboda" IL Pittsburgha donim prosorijama svirat
&c slavonik String il Cleveland Ohio Bit &c veselja sta
70 mado. Pokazte sto vecem broju, sestre braco
cemo 81 sv zaednick zapevat nase nezaboravne
pjesme: Oj Hrati Ojt Vo Jos Hrvatska Nije Propala
Dok Mi zvimo ..a-
Po nasem domacem obcaju bt &c dobre ukusne hra-
ne svjezh napka Uvjeren so, da &c mas narod oda
zvat pozivu Sa vasom zajednickom prsutnoscu b
cemo pocasceni vo vese Vasu bratsku suradnju CHE
nt cemo mnogo. Odbor brine dobru posugu po-
dvorbu. Tom Reskovac, predsjednk Donna
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

rietta Valentine, Alpha Phi
Delta; Elaine Angelicki, Beta
Lambda, Mary Alice Bren-
nan, Phi Sigma Phi. Sada do
lazi zudno ocekivani cas- i ce-
tiri s u d c a proglasuju nasu
Darlene izabranicom, j, Rev.
Austin Minogue, C.M., Direc-
tor of Student Activities, kru-
nj ie i imenuje Inter Frater-
nifty Council Kreljicom "a 60
dinu 1858.
Ova slika snimljena .je u
casu krunisanja, pax ju do
stavljamo u nasem Zajedni-
caru, da je nase clanstvo,
rodbina prijatelji vide j u
poznaju. Ma ovoj visokoj ca
sti, koju 81 sestro Darlene po-
stigla, clanstvo naseg odsjeka
izrucuje svoje topic cestitke,
tebi i tvojim dobrim roditelji-
ma, koji su tt omogucili o.
vako lijepi uzgoj naobrazbu.
Ssda uz poklik dobro nam
dosla IL nase redove, gdje ces
biti ma ponos clanstvu, rod
bine prijatelja.
Ia odsjels "Radnicka Slo-
ga, broj 202 H.B.Z.,
Petar Bezich, Sr., predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

Odsjek "RadnicSa Sloga"
broj 202 H.B.Z. javlja veselu
vijest, da Sc je povecao jed
nom M | a d o m clanicom, Sc
strom Darlene Braskich, ko-
ia je presla IL Pomladka, u
odraslo clanstvo, gdje nalazi
svoje cestite roditelje - An
tona Lucy Braskich i svo-
.ju sestru, koji SUI ponosni da
SUI clanovi HBZ. Darlene .jc
unuka nasih krsnih Dalmati-
naca, Mate Braskica j Simu-
ma Plestine.
Nasa m ! a d a sestra, OAR
lene rodjena ovdje u Chicagu
18. septembra godine 1885,,
gdje je svrsila osnovnu, "a
tim visu s k o ! u, sa visokim
odlikovanjem. Sada nastavlja
svoje nauke u DePaul Uni
versity, gdje je IS. studenoga
bila birana kraljicom svoieg
razreda, cd Liberal Art, Phi
Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Ia
kodjer dobila II znak nagrade
trophy cd Patricia Vance Mo-
deling Agency.
u ov6m natjecaju bile SUI
slijedece: Adriana Smigielski,
Alpha Beta Cana; Olga Ia
dec, Alpha Chi; Bette Muir
ply, Alpha Delta Sigma; Ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
"a IZLET JUGOSLAVI TREBA 700 t0C "a CARIBBEAN GOO
0DLUKA GLAVN0G 0DB0RA "a IzLETU
JUG0SLAVIJU | Ma CARIBBEAN 0T0KE

Mas Gavni Odbor svojoj sjednici dosao je do "a
kucka da zet Jugosaviju racuna 700 tockca po
osobi Sc racuna paceni put il New Yorka Zagreb
natrag New York "a turneju po Jugosavji uz paceno
pune troskove, hotel hranu Ia oval zet treba da Za
jednica pat Takodjer izlet troskove Carb
bean otoke treba 6O0
Svak clan koji ze ucestvovati ovim izletima treba
da ina kredt namanje 250 tockica ostalo &c morat
da nadoplat Pobjednk ina pravo da sobom
u iii zena muza bez tockca, ali razumjevanjem da
plati cato troskove cd $4,000
Tako je sada uredjeno oval zakljucak moze sc u
poreb mjeniti povodom tocica da racuna wise iii
ME- prema tome kako &c to cijene prike diktrati.
Ia sada imamo odredjenu kvotu kako je gore receno
ravnane nasm graditelma ko zee cd diva izleta
da izaberu.
jaW izle da dae rad da postgne popunu svou kvou
Toko sada, buduce objavt cemo opsirnije raz-
oziti etavu svar sada zvlji posao sestre brace
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02

40 Frank Ivelich, S. Chicago Ill. .,... SO $500
848 Frank Suentic N Chicago, III. ..... l ga 1000
4S5 Jack Jackovac, Youngstown, o. ... 10 63 81OO
548 John Kosevac, Slovan, Pa .......... 61 1850
235 Tom Reskovac Cleveland, Ohio ... 6 SO 51OO
126 Mike Golub, Farrell, Pa. .......... 81 $500
1876 Joe CrnkO LOrain, Ohio .......... 4 50 $500
35l Andrew Hunjet Detroit, Mich. SO 1900
Rose Ann Cvitkoyc Etna Pa ....... 18 SO 1890
IS John Mkan, Rochester, Pa ........ So 6,4OO
141 John Mavrovich, e. Pgh. Pa. ..".. So 4,2OO
10 Anne Staray, Chicago, III. ........... SO 6,400
25 Joseph Frankovich, McKeesport, Pa. 50 $500
351 Petar Drazic, Detroit, Mich ....... 81 $500
439 Matilda Mataya, Seattle, Wash. 81 $500
Al Paul Ceh, Mllvale, Pa. ............. 81 400
1O1 Joseph Cupich, Omaha, Neb. IL so 1900
KANADA
$50 August Herceg, Schumacher, Ont. 159 $40 900
975 Michael Nijatovch, Toronto, Ont. Ii 121 10000
395 Danca Marxusic, Schumacher, Ont. 5 ITO $500
919 Joseph Glavas, Saut Ste Marie, Ont. SO 5000
GA Flip Zebich Hamilton, Ont 81 1900
$50 Dan Balen, Bourlamaque, Que. ..".. 81 5000
787 Mary Burma, Vancouver, b. G. .... 13 81 $500
1913 John Primorac Sudbury, Ont. ~.... 2 70 5000
S14 Joseph Secen Val Dor, Que. "..... ~ 5000
$50 Zlatko Cavrag, Schumacher, Ont. -. 68 1000
952 Stjepan Budak, Windsor Ont. 65 $500
1913 Anna Primorac Sudbury, Ont. ....w. 60 1000
1913 Janko Jelenc, Sudbury, Ont 60 400
$50 Juraj Bojkovac, Schumacher, Ont. 2 81 1000
GA Joseph Stanovich Hamilton Ont -. 9 "a 1000
1913 Frank Marusic, Kirkland Lake, Ont So $500
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
SJEDINJENE ,DRZAVE

SJEDINJENE DRZAVE
Odsjek 1'u- .oo- O''9"-
III Math kOvacevich, Los Angeles CAL 2O3 $4,000
John Baron Benwood, w. Va. ....... IL LA $4,000
ITO Sylvia Niksc Gary Ind. .......... 13 liz 149OO
28S George Balich Ind Harbor, Ind. ... 142 1O6OO
Michael Batch, JohnstoWn, Pa. ....... 8 134 $4,000
185 Milan Skrtic Campbell, Ohio ....... 9 13l 117OO
423 Ivan Babich, Aiquippa Pa. ........ 125 10000
80 George Maljevac Cleveland Ohio 49,. Ill $500
~ Anna Rescic, Cleveland Ohio ....,. IL 100 111OO
146 Mary Skutln, Versailles, Pa .... Is 1O7 111OO
81 Rudolph Karlovich Anaconda, Mont. IA 1O6 10000
81 Franjo Rudar, Chicago, Ill. .~...... IA 1O4 107OO
S437 Tom Satina, Benteyyile Pa ........ 1O3 $500
IL Matthew Zyonar Denver, Colo ..... 81 $500
Joseph Rukavina, Etna, Pa. ."........ 8 81 1000
854 Krsto Bozulich San Pedro Cal. 49,. 81 5000
S88 Daniel Corak, Midvae Utah ...... 1S 80 11,4OO
$50 Ann L. Hranl0vich, Cleveland, Ohio 10 n 5000
288 Steve Tonkovich, Ind. Harbor, Ind y. Is 5000
ITO william r. Vician, Gary, Ind ....". 73 6,1OO
1876 Katarina Lukesic, Lorain, Ohio ... 20 $500
154 Anne Noy0sel, East Chicago, Ind. 80. 70 1900
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-02
P0CASNA LISTA VRIJEDNIh GRADITEuA
NASE HRvATSkE BRATSkE ZAJEDNICE

Ma ovoj ist sc nalaze sv nasi gradtelj koji imadu
SO iii wise tockica Cie me nje ovoj lst neka nasto
porad kampanji da dodje pocasnu listu graditea
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-04
BENNETT DIGS
DEEPER INTO
NAACP AFFAIRS

Bruce Bennett, Arkansas at
torney-general who is endeavor-
ing to envel nj Sc deeper in
to the hearts OF the states seq
regationists by harassing the MA
ACP. has added three more this
week to his list for questioning.
The latest to be queried are
Mrs. Birdie Williams, Northside
Naacp official Mrs. Gwendolyn
Floyd. local school principal and
Mrs. Teresa Warren, school
teacher at Brinkley.
(See related story on page 16)
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-04

Ark. History Commission
Old State House
Little Rock, Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Ward Leaves Maryland
For Try at Single Wing

knowledge. I wish him the best
of luck"
Ward Is 80 years old.
The Iowa State stan. in ad-
dition to Stapleton and Ward
will be Ernie Zkahlen Of Ore
gon State. Lou Mccullough and
Burnie Miller, both Of Indiana
and Arch Steel, former lows
State freshman coach.
Ward was a first team All
America guard in 1850 and 81
excelling both on offense anc
defense, and won numerou:
awards. Bob played in the Col
lege All-Star game. but pri.
marily because he weighed
under 1870 pounds, he went Il
coaching instead of pro bal
after graduation.
Ward coached under Tatum
and was the first man Mont
named to his staff wher
Tommy succeeded Big Jim
There was some talk at the
time that the Job was between
Mont and Ward. Mont was the
senior member of the staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Terp Swimmers
Dunked by Navy;
Long Sets Record

Maryland has a Saturday
night swimming meet with
Duke which will decide second
place in the Atlantic Coast
Conference. but the Terps are
not too hopeful after what
happened yesterday.
Navy swimmers handed the
Terps an Unexpectedly severe
trouncing, 70-16, at Annapolis,
including a pool record by Tom
Long in the 200-yard breast
stroke. and a double victory by
Bob Ceres of the Middies.
Nays record now is 90 and
Maryland is IA. Saturdays
meet with the Blue Devils is at
Maryland at 8 pm.
Summaries:
co tS9'aT Si,n medley zok. re'y N,v,. Navy
Maryland: 4:J0s NUM- "''iiie'' =
20O-yard freestyle-1. Ceres. Navy:
z. Reean, Navy; 3. Reckson. MARYLAND
20-yard freestyle---1. Bolden, Navy:
z. Flood, Navy: 3, Ascherfeldt. Mary
Diving. oBrien Navy. 500?
points: ,, O'Beirne. Navy; 3, Kohl
260-yard BUTTERFLY. Porter. Navy;
?, Chapple Navy: 3, Bell. Maryland
2.23I.
1O0-yard freestyle--1. Blanke. Navy:
Ascherfeldt. Maryland; 3. Sinclair
Maryland: 0:545.
200 yard pacKstroke Il. Booth
Navy; 2. Paleologas. Maryland; 3, Lad
RICO. Maryland: 2:29.4
440-yard freestyle-1. Ceres, Navy:
2. Russ, Navy: 8, Reckson. Maryland
2O0-yard breaststroke II, Long
Navy. 2. Carter. Maryland: 3, Trues-
400-yard relay-1, Navy (Regan,
Flood Bolden, Blanket: 2. Maryland;
1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
SENATORS
Continued From Page c

OOnVhHueu FROM rage I'll
Throneberry is his choice over
Lemon. provided Faye's hitting
perks up.
In the relaxed atmosphere of
batting practice Throneberry
/ is a sensation. humping drives
over fences consistently. He
has power. but thus far it has
been short-circuited. Down
here. in the next few weeks. he
hopes to recover the spark that
once had everybody thinking
he'd be a standout.
Throneberry suffered through
one of the most miserable sea-
sons ever inflicted on a major
Lacquer last year. After report
ing to Washington he obtained
one hit in his first 4S times
at bat, going 0-for-30 in one
stretch. He finished the season
with one hit in his last "a
attempts.
NOTES: President Cal Grit
fith received an unsigned con-
tract from Outfielder Roy Slev-
ers, who wrote his boss that he's
still insisting on a 100 per cent
boost to $4,000. Cal twice
has offered $4,000 and Sievers
says he'll remain in st. Louis
until he's satisfied. Cal
talked with Catcher Lou Ber-,
beret. sitting it out in Long
Beach, Calf, and they didn't
get anywhere in whiting the
$500 difference between them.
Both the Dodgers and Giants
are eager to add catching
strength, but Cal says there's
no chance of making a deal
with them. He can't get
any of his catchers waived out
of the American League to set
up possible transaction.
Albie Pearson, the Senator's
new 5-foot-6 centei.ielder.
cracked four over the rightfield
fence AS an indication of
how the wind was blowing, he
hit five homers with San Fran
cisco last season. Pitchers
were instructed not to throw in
the cold air. but Cookie had
them running.
The Senators annual golf
tourney will be held March 3
at Dubsdread Country Club.
Strictly a family affair previ-
ouSly. it will be enlarged this
year to include pros. women,
civic officials and celebrities.