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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

trim down, by following his wife's example. Lita had
started on the Ayds Plan short while before.
Staying down to your ideal weight is sometimes
hard : until you discover Ayds," said Rory in an
interview. But I'm convinced two can reduce, lose
excess pounds easier than one"
Absolutely" agreed Lita. You can make it kind
of game, by competing with one another Even when
one of needs to lose pounds than the other,
Ayds helps each of US lose just the right amount"
What seems to appeal to these people who can
afford the costest salon treatments is the safety and
simplicity of taking Ayds They know from expert
ence that exercise alone isn't enough. Like Rory
Calhoun, who gets plenty of exercise on his ranch,
dancer Ann Miller also relies on this miracle candy
THE real secret of losing weight" says Ann, sis
simple appetite control But that's not easy if you're
depending on will power alone That's why I've
switched to Ayds. I've tried all kinds of diets but
nothing works we'll"
AS Alexis Smith, beautiful wife of Craig Stevens
(star of TVS Peter Gunn') remarked: Taking
Ayds is such natural, easy way to stay SLIM Every
couple should keep box handy"
So, who is winning the battle of the in Holly
woods war against fat The answer is = both sexes
evidenced by the number of husbands and wives
who are leaning up" to lose weight. What's more,
they're not the only ones doing this. Drug and de-
partment stores everywhere reporting more and
more largesize boxes of Ayds being sold A sure
sign that families all across the country reducing
together Mother must have been right when she
warned you child not to eat candy before dinner
because it would spoil your appetite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

few Ayds with me wherever go to control my
appetite"
Many will remember Mrs. Alan Laid when she
star in her own right. For ten years. pert and
pretty Sue Carol was featured in a series of movies
Then she decided to switch careers Sue gave up film
work to devote her time to being actors agent.
Then came marriage to Alan and family of four
children.
In this new role, Sue began to put on weight until
day she realized something had to be done about
it. MANY of my friends had had such wonderful
results with Ayds candy for reducing that decided
to take them, too" she said They really are the
candy that makes you thin / have actually lost
IL pounds"
The secret of this reducing plan candy is that it
works on entirely different principle from old
fashioned methods. It's neither 'pill' nor drug
It's what doctors call appetite depressant" Taken
before meals directed, Ayds cuTbs your appetite
You automatically eat less and lose weight naturally
What started the trend in Hollywood was clinical
investigation by six doctors at a medical center in
Boston, Massachusetts. Reported in one of the lead
ing medical journals, it was a comprehensive study
to determine the value of appetite depressants in
achieving weight loss The leading weight-reducing
products tested. And the physicians discovered
that Ayds Reducing Candy gave by far the best over
all results Other doctors recommended it to their
patients. Naturally enough the word soon spread
throughout Hollywood.
But if you think this against fat in Hollywood
is strictly woman's battle, you're wrong When
George Brent was rehearsng for TV series, his
rpod int hat od hox, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES IN
HoIIywoods
war against
fat
BY JANE /. WRIGHT

LAUNCHING recently at the Paramount
Commissary the wife of Hollywood's romantic
swashbuckler, Alan Ladd, watched curiously as her
companion devoured rich dessert of strawberry
shortcake with whipped cream.
Hungry for some?" she asked.
Not at ALL" replied Sue Ladd 81 curb my appe-
tte. keep my weight down perfectly safe, natural
way. eat what want only want less, because
up caramel candy That's right, piece of candy
The battle of Hollywood stars against overweight
has been much-hushed subject for years. Film
studios afraid of de-glamorizing their highpriced
properties, would rather not admit that actors and
actresses have to fight fat like the rest of US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26


weight before the final shooting. The
camera angles were bad Luckily his wife,
Janet, had heard about Ayds. What's
more, she decided to join him in trimming
down.
I'VE reduced together with Ayds and
found it so much easier than reducing
alone" said Janet. 81 took the chevy
vanilla caramel Ayds and George the new
chocolate fudge-type."
What l like about this low-calorie
candy" commented George, "is that you
don't have to starve yourself to lose weight
Why, you never even feel hungry on the
Ayds Plan"
Another case in point is Rory Calhoun
and his lovely wife, Lita Baron. Rory re-
Gently finished that hard-hitting Western
drama, Hemp Brown" 1t was to be few
months before the filming of his new tele-
vision series. So, Rory decided that he'd
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
Immigration Crisis Hits Israel
To Give
Priority To
Urgent Plea

NEW YORK (JTA)-A plea
that American Jews give full
philanthropic priority" to a
United Jewish Appeal $780,
100000 Special Fund for re-
settling 100000 immigrants
expected by Israel this year
from Eastern Europe was
voiced by Levi Eshkol, Fl
nance Minister of Israel.
Mr.. Eshkols plea was made
to 200 key American Jewish
leaders here, called together
Jan. 19 in an emergency ses-
sion to hear the high-ranking
official report on ISraePS
greatest immigration crisis in
a decade. Il know" he de-
clared, "it sounds trite to say
we are faced by our greatest
immigration emergency in ten
years, but the plain, cruel
truth is that we are"
THE CRISIS arises mot
just from the numbers who
are coming" he told the
group. "It derives from the
fact that Israel has no hOuS-
ing available for immigrants
beyond the next month or so
and no funds with which to
build more"
He said Israel expected
some 5000 immigrants month
ly following the recent liber-
alization of emigration pro-
cedures by various East Euro
pean governments. The larg-
est Jewish community in
Eastern Europe outside the
Soviet Union is that of Ru-
mania, numbering 25O,OOO
Jews. Poland has about 49,
900 remaining Jews.
THE CONFERENCE, made
up of leaders from commune
ties across the nation about
to conduct drives in behalf of
the 1859 United Jewish Ap-
peal, also heard from Morris
w. BERNSTEIN, UJA general
chairman, Abraham Harman,
member of the executive OF
the Jewish Agency, and
Charles Jordan, director gen
eral of the Joint Distribution
Committee.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
Temple Wins Fight In Court

The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that Tenn
pie Israel of ST. Louis cannot be barred from building
a new temple in residential area because of zonng
restrictions Temple Israel is seeking to build new
temple and religious school in the fashionable St
Louis suburb of Creve Occur. Numerous obJec-
tons and motions have slowed the retral OF George
Bright who is accused of bombing the Atlanta Ga'
Jewish Temple Oct. r.
A new $500 million Israel bond sale will be
launched shortly The new sale agreed upon after
American Jewish leaders heard desperate plea from
Levi Eshko Israel Minister of Finance for assistance
Police in West Palm Beach, Fla. are investigating
bomb threat against a synagogue there. A shoebox
crammed with railroad flares was found at the syna-
gogue following an anonymous call. . Marc Chagall
has been elected an honorary member of the American
Academy of Arts and Letters.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
Noted Write,
To Address
CJA Kickoff

The noted columnist, world
traveller and lecturer, Ralph
j. Kaplan, will be the featured
speaker when TucsOn'S Com
bined Jewish Appeal holds its
kickoff dinner Jan. % at 6
pm. at the Tucson Jewish
Community Center.
Mr.. Kaplan!s appearance
here is of vital Importance be-
cause of his recent return
from Israel and his knoWl-
edge of the current situation
there.
THE CJA KICKOFF also
will feature entertainment by
Tanya Tamara, international
chanteuSe and music comedy
star.
Miss Tamara appeared in
the Ziegfleld FOllieS, Girl
Crazy" and also has been in
vaudeville and revue circuit.
She is rated one of today's
outstanding song stylists.
Marvin Volk, general chair
man for the 1859 Combined
Jewish Appeal, has urged
men of the community to turn
out for the kickoff dinner.
"TT IS VITAL that we have
d large turnout" Mr.. VOlk de-
clared. 1--WE have sent out 900
invitations, because we feel
this is an affair no thinking
man of our community can
afford to miss"
Reservations for the CJA
kickoff dinner may be made
now by calling the office of
the Tucson Jewish COmmu-
nifty Council, MA 4-8603.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23

Rain fell for several hours in some parts of Israel
last week ending a two-month drought which has
caused great concern Haifa Technion officials also
are investigating an alarming drop in the level of the
Dead Sea- Israeli naval authorities captured a
small Lebanese fishing boat and charged the crew with
illegal fishing in Israel waters. Hlstadrut has re-
quested Ben Gurion to order former Army Chief OF
Staff Moshe Dayan to stop making political speeches.
Gen. Dayan has been critical of labor officials and left
wing parties in the government.
Life sentences have been imposed on two GAIA
Arabs convicted of the murder of Roy Rothberg OF
the Nahal or kibbuz Israel will receive $35O,OOO
loan from the US. Export-Import Bank for the erec-
ton of an atomic reactor at the Weizmann 1nstl-
tute.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
DR.. Boron Heads
Researchers

NEW YORK, GTA)- DR..
Salo w. Baron, Professor of
Jewish History, Literature
and Institutions at Columbia
University, has been elected
president of the American
Academy for Jewish Re
search.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
The Arizona Post $
World Report
"A Digest Of jewish World News


Castro Names Jewish Cabinet Member
For the first time in the history of Cuba Jew
has been named to the cabinet Enrique Oltusk, %,
has been named Minister of Communications He was
a member of Fidel Castros revolutionary move
rnent. Among Castro's troops marching into Havana
were Sephardic Jewish youths from Santiago. -. The
Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani, returned from
visit to Cairo and said he had advised Nasser to
ogniZe Israel. 49,.
From the German front it has been reported that
Walther Funk, Minister of Economics under Hitler,
has been fined S256O for active support of the Naz
regime" In Ansbach, Bavaria, Karl ChmieleWski,
one-time commander of a Mauthausen concentration
camp has been hailed into court to answer charges
of having murdered thousands of prisoners. Vienna
police arrested Konrad Windisch publisher of the new
neo-Nazi newspaper, Der Trommler. In Bonn Roman
Catholic Bishop Johannes Neuhauser went to the
stand to testify against SIS officer William Schubert
for his mistreatment of prisoners. At the same time
in Bonn the federal government of West Germany
announced it will pay $225O,OO0 to Jewish organiza-
tions for property destroyed by the Nazis.
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23
You Challenged!

On the second Monday in January of 1859 heart
warming page written in the history Tucson
Jewish community.
On that night 81 men of community poured out
the greatest showing of charity and understanding of
fellowman that have witnessed in many years.
Now the record books will show that these 50 men
gave S7O,145 to the 1859 Combined Jewish Appea-a
magnificent 81 percent the previous
year
But there more to that memorable evening than
figures.
There a great expression of understanding and
sympathy For only did these men-the leaders of
the Jewish communicative from their hearts
pockets they gave a tremendous impetus vital,
united Combined Jewish Appeal
This leadership its highest degree leader
ship that challenges the rest of the community o put
up shut up. We put it that buntly because if you
had attended the meeting that night you would have
been carried understanding of the needs of the
CJA campaign the gency of your giving your FAIR
SHARE.
Most of the men who gave their FAIR SHARE that
night were not men who were born wealthy Most
healthseekers who struggled regain their health in
Tucson and then found in growing city. For
these men, perhaps it would have been easy to hold
air of SelfishneSs
Instead by One they stood up that Monday night
in January and gave FAIR SHARE to help others
less fortunate than they And how did they contribute?
81 am only grateful to God that now CAN give"
one said and his feelings echoed about the room.
These men demonstrated the reasons for their sue
cess and leadership and for their magnificent showing,
we proudly salute them!
Abe Chann
The Arizona post., 1959-01-23

IF
you re not already a
subscriber to THE ARI-
IONA POST and are
receiving this issue, we
would like to call your
attention that this is a
special community-wide
mailing to aid the 1859
Combined Jewish Ap-
peal.
If
you are not already a
subscriber, why not call
EA 5-5381 today and
order your copy of this
important community
newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

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IN Gg<s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06

Almanac further states that
there are 100000 Franciscan
tertiaries in the world and
10000 in the United States.
For information on becoming
a member Tor becoming re-
instated) you can write to the
National Secretary, Third Or
der of st. Francis, 8140 Mill
Rd,. Indianapolis 20, Indiana.
Under the circumstances your
obligation to fulfill even the
modest obligations of the
Third Order would seem to be
nil, but the Church has always
approved of membership in
the various Third Orders and
similar organizations Domin-
leans, Oblates of st. Benedict,
etc.
Send questions to Father
Edward F. Healey, Inquiry
Corner. The Catholic Times,
Box 636, Columbus Is, Ohio.
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bv IA. ]. MURRAY
by FIR. ID. Bernard Theall, O.S.B.

one Of his friends had said or
written. Without such deep
interest and without strong
feelings on the subjects under
discussion, good letters can.
not be written.
The kind of simplification to
which Belloc was given,
though it can hardly be called
over-simplification appears in
an early letter of this collec-
ton to a close friend who had
complained that the world and
its hardships was too much for
him. Wrote Belloc: These
plaques of yours will pass;
life has its sieges and they
are nothing more. Don't wor-
ry about them; they are not
cumulative. The one thing
that really drives men to bits
is Mortal Sin and in the tenn
poral order, debt or some such
disgrace"
The first part of this last
sentence is, of course, much
truer than the second, but
the sad truth is that, until to-
ward the end of his life, Bel
loo was always plagued by
poverty and the shadow of
debt. He lived well, but not
extravagantly, and writing
simply did not pay enough;
further, he was a very gener-
out man.
LIKES AND DISLIkES
Again, a number of Bel
1oc's enthusiasts Cor be-
liefs) are gathered in the
closing paragraph of an
other letter to the same cor
respondent, this of 1901, IF
1y,any chance you meet a man
who thinks that the century
whose first year is now so hap
PLY and gloriously concluded
(by the Boer invasion and the
capture of De Wet) will see
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06

good of our wife, husband, or
our children. Christ some
times asks us to strip our
selves of the garments of
money, pleasure and health,
as He did.
In his down-fo-earth medits-
fions. Joseph Brsig gives .
Catholic answer to The exist
ence Of the Gross. He shows
that those who suffer most
could we'll be our most inn
,porfant pensioners. A good
Catholic makes friends with
pain. He holds Gods gifts
close to himself but always
with open hands. When God
allows US suffering IL is not
ITO do US harm, but to gather
Us into His arms"
A diamond cannot be pol
ished without friction, nor the
man perfected without trials.
Like a ships cargo that can
stabilize us against storms, so
suffering can stabilize us
against the storms of passion.
Christ asks us to ''take up
your Gross and follow me-"
The Cross is Christ's way of
Identifying Himself and His
own. Christians realize it is a
gift, not a curse, for with
Dante sorrow remarries us to
God" Christ has many lovers
of His heavenly kingdom, but
few bearers of His Cross!
Maybe as = busy housewife
or. husband we will not have
an opportunity Of making the
Stations Of the Cross at our
parish Church. Reading this
book could fill up what the
family life demands Of your
limited time. Just slowly read.
ing a Station daily during each
day Of Lent, about eight min
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06
Inquiry Corner
Birth Control
Pills? No
by FIR. HeaIey

q. A non-c catholic friend
told me that she had heard
there Is . pill which the hvs.
band and wife can take and
keep the wife from eoneeivins
for 24-hovr periods. She said
II was approved by The csfho-
lie Church. " so, how can |
find out about il?
A. There is some confusion
about this matter. There is
some such capsule which may
be taken by a Catholic woman
for specific medical reasons
connected with regu larity
land so sometimes related to
the use of rhythm). In some
circumstances that treatment
has no moral issue involved at
all. In regard to an entirely
different pill such as you men,
ton there would be no moral
Justification at eli. Such a pro-
cedure would be contracep-
ton by the use of drugs and
would be no different from
any other form Of contracep-
ton.
q. Years $50 lin high
SCHOOL, was enrolled in fhe
Third Order Of ST. Francis At
fhe urging Of . friend. did
not receive las far Is ! re-
mernbsrl . seapvIsr or any in.
formation regarding my obi
cations. ! forgot all about IT
but now I'm wondering what
the Order is and what its
membership regulations, obi.
cations, ETC., are.
A. The Third Order Secular
of st. Francis, as 1t is listed
in the National Catholic Al
manac, was established by st.
Francis himself lin 1920 for
laymen and laywomen who
wanted to become part Of the
Franciscan Order but could
not enter the First (Men) or
the Second (Women). 1t rep
resented a school of spiritual
ity and apostolic activity for
men and women who were
married or were to continue
living in the world. The AL
manac states: The habit con-
sists of a scapular like the
Brown Scapular of Our Lady
a small one that can be worn
under the clothing) and cord;
the daily office of IL Our
Fathers and Hail Marys. The
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06

lie Faith, is being televised
each Sunday at 8 am. on
WBNS-TV, Channel 10.
The 1--WE Believe" series,
produced by the National
Council of Catholic Men, is
the first series of its kind to
be produced by an official
agency Of the Roman Catho-
lie Church.
q FIR. James J. McQuade, S.
]. of John Carroll University,
hosts the program. Father
McQuade makes liberal use of
visual aids, props, simple illu-
STATIONS, and amusing stories
to make his non-controversial
programs interesting and en-
tertaining to all ages and all
levels of education, to Catho-
lie and mont Catholics alike.
In the first program last
Sunday, Father McQuade dis
cussed what Catholics believe
about Religion and in sue
ceeding shows will cover the
subjects of what Catholics
believe about: God, Man,
Christ, Moral Life, Divine
Worship, Sanctifying Grace,
Actual Grace, Religious Life,
S~acraments, Family, Church
and State and the Bible.
Father McQuade entered
the Jesuit Order in 1924 and
studied at st. Stanislaus in
Florissant, Missouri and 10y
ola University, Chicago before
receiving BA and MA degrees
at st. Louis University.
His theological studies took
him to the Divinity School of
st. Louis University where he
received the degree of Licen-
tiate in Sacred Theology to
1888. He was ordained in st.
Mary's College, st. Mary's
Kansas.
"We Believe" is presented
as a public service program
in cooperation with the Ma
tional Council of Catholic
Men.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06
Reduce Prices
For .6O-Plus Set

Anyone over go years of
age is entitled to one-half off
the price of movie admission
at the RKO Palace or Grand
Theatres, according to Ed
ward McGlone, Columbus man.
ager.
The RKo firm has founded
. Golden Age Club, which will
enable those over 80, to at.
TEND matinee performances
for IS cents and evenings for
50 cents.
All that is required for
membership, is for men and
women to present themselves
at the box office of either
theatre and receive a gold
card without any cost.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06
Books of the Hour
BellOc's Letters Show
His Strong Viewpoints
Copyright 1883. N.c.w.c. News seryic.

the end of the Church, the
French) Republic, the habit
of drinking in Inns, or the hui
man relaxation of laughter,
tell him from me he is wrong"
As Belize had his great
loves So the Church, France,
England, wine, singing, poetry,
sailing, hiking and friend
ship - so he had strong dis
likes, among them most Of the
British peersse Though some
Of the nobility were his fast
friends), communists, Hitler
ian Germans, feefotaIers, and
oil those who could not under.
stand the necessity Of Cafho.
Iieism for . united Europe and
a peaceful, prosperous world.
All Of these things come out
in the Letters though there is
worse in the poetry, where
occur The remarkable lines Of
. Christmas carol.
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel;
May all my enemies 90 TO hell.
,5 But even this has been de-
tended by one who claims that
Belloc thought his real enc
mics to be only those who
were enemies of the Faith.
Belloc died in 1858, but the
last years of his life were
clouded by a stroke suffered
in the 1940's, so that the last
letter here is dated 1941.
There are, then, almost so
years of epistolary evidence
here to the depth and strength
of Belloc's faith and of the
power of friendship to create
1Ovnlv nrOSo
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06
New Series on Faith
Shown on Sundays
WBNS-TV

"We Believe" a new series
of Is films dealing with the
doctrines of the Roman Catho-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-06
Mass OrdO-.
LITURGY
OF The
E E K
SUNDAY, FEB. 8:
QUINQUACESlMA
elINnAY

Violet vesfmenfs no
Gloria, Second Prayer lin
Low Mass) Of Saint John
Of Mafha, Greed, Preface
Of the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, FEB. 9:
SAINT CYRIL OF
Al
White vesfments, Gloria,
Second Prayer lin Low
Mass Of Saint Apollonia,
Tract, Greed, Common
Preface.
TUESDAY, FEB 10:
SAINT S~cHOLASTICA
White vesfments, Gloria,
Tract, Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. II:
ASH WEDNESDAY
Violet v~estments, no
Gloria, Tract, Preface Of
Lent.
THURSDAY, FEB. II:
Seven Founders Of Order
Of Servants Of the Bless
ed Virgin. White vest
Iments, Gloria, Second
Prayer Of FeriaI Day in
Lent, Tract, Preface Of
Lent.
FRIDAY, FEB. IL:
Friday after Ash We'd
nesday. Violet vesfmenfs,
no Gloria, Preface Of
Lent.
SATURDAY, FEB. IA:
Saturday after Ash Wed
nesday. Violet vesfments,
no Gloria, Second Prayer
lin Low Mass) Of Saint
Valentine, Preface OF
Lent.