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lose the flag to the Los Angeles Dodgers" Since
practically every sports expert and fan picks the
Dodgers to land in the neighbOrhOOd Of seventh
place, we did double take But Hurkos was firm.
He had sat between Duke Snider and Glenn Labine
ON the Dodger bench the day before in Tampa and
apparently the radiations were overpowering.
''YunIess think they're gods"
Hurkos sized up both the Cincinnati Redlegs and
the ST. Louis Cardinals while sitting alone in their
respective clubhouses next to of uniforms and
wreathed in liniment fumes. Both teams were far
away, playing in other Florida towns.
At Miller Higgins Field in St. Pete, where the
World Champion New York Yankees were shower
ing after game, strange mood came over Peter
Hurkos. Though he didn't know the Yankees from
the Harlem Clobctrotters, the mental detective
stopped at the clubhouse gates and refused to enter
I'VE are not wanted here" he said. These people
think they are gods"
Hurkos tried to get feeling" by standing medi-
tatively next to some wet Yankee wash drying on
clothesline. Unsuccessful, he reluctantly agreed to
go to the hotel where some of the players stay.
There the Yankees harried publicity man, looking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

paraphernalia He simply focuses for about ten min
utes the subject at hand. These bouts of concen-
tration during which he breaks out in sweat leave
him limp. Like athlete outstanding his strength,
he refuses to switch on his psychic current more
than three times day.
The majOr-league teams had no foreknowIedge of
visit. Mr. HurkOs himself chaufeured us from
camp to camp with an amazing gift for getting hope
Iessly lost route when his mind is not Tin gear
mental wizard proved to be what a punster
might call mon compass mentis.''
a b0a spells IroWble
At Connie Mack Stadium in West Palm Beach,
HurkOs briefly held the hand of Kansas City Ath-
letics' owner, Arnold Johnson, and later predicted
that the team, though promising, would end up in
second to last place. After handling bat belonging
to the Baltimore Orioles, Hurkos said: ri am sad
for this team. The players are good, but there's
trouble in the organization. EverybOdy's nervous
and upset. Baltimore will finish in the bottom"
Del Crandall, rough-and-ready catcher for the
Milwaukee Braves, getting dressed after
exhibition game at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg
when Hurkos, who had never heard Of either the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
Dodgers to win flag? That's what HurkOs sees in his

Braves or Crandal, samtered in. After ten minutes
of strenuous concentration watching the astonished
Crandal put on his neckte, take it off and put it on
again, Hurkos staggered out into the fresh air. drunk
with psychic radiations.
This is a magic team he said. tPerfectionists.
get terrific feeling. Milwaukee will be at the
top most of the year. But in the last days they will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

One flick. and you have pretty puff.
Easy with AOORN. The only spray
that's made to help you style your hair
=. YOURSELF Easy with your styling
comb :. grips and guides like brushl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
Students Show
Positive TB
Reaction

Fifteen first-graders show
ed positive reactions to the
TB needle-type skin tests
conducted last week in II
Catholic schools by the Tu-
berculosis Society.
Readings on the first SGT
tests were completed Mon
day.
An additional IL schools
will be given the Mantoux
test this week, as the free
Christmas seal service con-
tinues.
Positive reactors are those
who have been infected by
TB germs. They are being
X-rayed to determine wheth.
er they have active tubercu-
losis, and skin tests or X-rays
are being given all close
household contacts to find
the source case OF tuberculo-
SIS.
The Society was to meet
representatives of the Column
bus Board Of Education We'd
nesday to plan for tests In
the public schools.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13

Nine Lives
Old Man and the Sea
Paradise Lagoon adm
Cnrichton)
Pather Panchsli dndia)
Pursuit of Graf Spec
Ride Lonesome
Rising of the Moon
. Saga of Hemp Brown
Seventh Voyage of Sin
bad
Shaggy Dog, The
Silent Enemy
Sleeping Beauty
Smiley Gets A Gun
Story of Mankind
Submarine Seahawk
Tarzan's Fight For Life
Ten mmandme
The
Ten Days to Tulara
Three Brave Men
Tom Thumb
Tonka
Torpedo Run
Town Like Alice, A
U~nvanquished
Up Periscope
Watust
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13

Andy Hardy Comes
Home
Around the World In
80 Days
Bandit of Zhobe
Barbarian and the
Geisha
Black Orchid, The
Bridge on the River
Kwai
Buccaneer
buchanan Rides Alone
Captain From Koepe.
nick (Ger.)
Cinerama South Seas
Adventure
CoSrnic Man
Davy
Embexzled Heaven
Ger
Escapade In Japan
Escort West
From the Earth 10 the
Moon
Giant From the Tn
known
Girl Most Likely
Coco Day for a Hang
Hell's Five Hours
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13

SGn@TAI rdrFundQ&
REVIEWED THiS ISSUE
Isle of Lost Women !.
REVIEWED
Hong Kong Confiden-
tial
How to Murder a Rich
Uncle
! Was Monty's Double
In Between Age
Inn of the Sixth Hap
piness
IL, The Terror From
Beyond Space
James Dean Story
Joe Dakota
luke Box Rhythm
Johnny Rocco
Light in the Forest
Littlest Hobo
Lone Ranger and tbs
Lost City of Gold
Lost Missile
Lourdes and It's Mira
cles
Marcelino
Matchmaker
Miracle of st. Therese
Trial at the Vatican)
Money, Women and
Guns
MY Uncle fFr.)
Night to Remember
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
Protestant Leaders
Pray for Unity

MALINES, Belgium - NC)
A group of Protestant leaders
from northern Germany knelt
at the tomb of Cardinal Desire
Mercier, Archbishop of Ma
lines from 1906 until his death
in 1926, to join in prayer with
Catholic churchmen for the
unity of the Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
'Lenten Regulations For
Week OF March 1921

Sunday, March IS: No fast, no sbstinsnes.
Monday, March Is: Day Of Fast.
Tuesday, March ~: Day Of Fast.
Wednesday, March 10: Day Of Fast.
Thursday, March 10: Day Of Fast.
Friday March 10: Day Of Fast, and eonplsfs abstinence.
Saturday, March Il: Day Of Fast.
ABSTINENCE: Everyone over seven years Of age is for
hidden TO eat meat, or soup or gravy made from meat, on Fri
day of this week.
FAST: Everyone over Il and under. 50 years Of age who
must fast may have but one full meal from Monday through
Saturday Of this week. Two other meatless meals may be taken
each day, but together they should not equal another full
meal. Meat may be eaten at the main meal, except Friday,
of course, when meat is not permitted at any time. Eating
between meals is not allowed but liquids may be taken at
any time.
Note Well: These laws bind under pain Of serious sin. II
you cannot keep them consult your pastor or eonfessor. Those
who are obliged to fast lie. under 81 and over SO, excused
or dispensed) may have meat more than once a day of fast
except Friday again which is also a day of abstinence.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION

SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION
"a separate Classification is given to certain films which, while mot
morally offensive. require some analysis and explanation a a protec-
ton to the uninformed against wrong interpretations n false
elusionsJ
Martin Luther Storm Center Adam and Eve. Mex
Case of DR. Laurent
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
Post For Reference n
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films
CLASS A-ssetion iLMorsIIy unohisetiensbIs for

CLIP THIS LIST To saw space. the Legion of Decency list will be
published only ONCE a month. Save this list Al ready reference to
FILM ratings. 1t will not be published again until April.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13
Columbus

Columbus
JOHN oUlNT & SONS
FUNERAL HOME
1i77 West 5th Avenue
FAYETTE BEAUTY SHOP
1923 S. Fourth ST.
CITY PLASTER REPAIRS
1851 Wilson Ave.
UMRUS BUICK COMPANY
225 East Broad Street
THE EDWARD IA. DAWsoNs
Realtors 5 z. Long ST.
WASHINGTON AVE. CLEANERS
1913 N. Washington Ave.
MAEDER-oUlNT FUNERAL SERv
1868 South High Street
MASON RADIO & Tv REPAIR
s3s Ashwoed Rd. - Ill. 4.8559
FRANKLIN PLATING CO., INC.
$50 South 9th Street
OAKLAND NuRsERY.cARpEN
STORE
1856 Oakland Park Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-13

- Morally Unebisetiensbls for Adults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
Admiral Warns
Of Need for New
Plane Carriers

ABOARD USS MIDWAY AT
SEA, July / AP).-The United
States Nays biggest headache
is what to do about replace
ment of obsolete aircraft car
riers incapable Of handling
supersonic jets, Read Admiral
David j. Welsh told a group of
newspaper publishers and edi-
tors yesterday.
UNLESS we can get new, up
to-date carriers from which to
operate our f1rSt-class planes
we are going to be in a tough
spot" the commander of Car
rier Division 5 said during a
firepower demonstration of the
California coast.
THE old Essex class carriers,
most of them nearly 20 years
old, aren't big enough to oper-
ate with the new, fast jets with
speeds around $500 miles an
hour.
I'VE should continue our
building program until we have
at least IA modern carriers OF
the Midway, Forrestal or
atomic-powered class. AS 1t
is. five of the IA we have
operational now are obsolete
Essex class ships"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01


a case on May in order to dis
courage the use of the court
as a sort of collection agency
used by landlords to collect
back-rents from tenants.
But when the judgments are
issued from court, the landlord
can make the tenant pay him
back the fee he had to give the
court. Consequently, it is the
hard pressed tenant who has
to shoulder the fee increase.
While this may make many
irresponsible tenants pay up
sooner to avoid court action,
some of them will so deeper
into debt because they cannot
keep up with their bills.
The change that the court is
contemplating would require
the landlords to foot at least
part of the bill. Legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
Reds Cut Prices 16oo
On Consumer Goods

MOSCOW, July / (AP).-
The Soviet government yester-
day announced retail price re-
auctions averaging 16 per cent
on consumer goods.
1t said the cuts on such items
as wines, nylon stockings, ra-
dos, cameras, bicycles and toys
would save the Russian public
about 6 billion rubles-about
SIS billion at the official ex-
change rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

to know all that she knows, "
said the judge and advised her
he would give her a severe
sentence unless she identified
the aunt. The maximum pos
sible penalty for the charge
is one year.
The woman agreed to give
the aunt's name tc police. A
co-defendant, Miss Edith Har-
ris. 33, of $500 block Of Savan-
nah street Sc, was fined $50
on a similar charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

would be required to prevent
the landlords from passing or
all the cost to the tenant.
District landlords filed 49,
384 cases in May and June
only a slight decrease COM
pared to the same time last
year Court officials say indi-
cations are that at least 10000
cases will be filed by the enc
of the year, the same as last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
Confession Eases
Lottery Sentence

A judges threat to stiffen a
sentence yesterday caused a
Washington woman to agree
TO talk to police some more
about her gambling operations.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01

ward A, Beard finally sentenced
the defendant, Miss Eunice J
Atwater, 25, of 1900 block OF
Stanton terrace Sc. to 60 days
or 500 for possession Of lottery
slips. She paid the fine.
Earlier, the woman had re-
fused to identify her aunt.
who, she said. recorded the
bets she phoned in.
THE police and are entitled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-01
Eviction Fee Payment
By Landlords Studied
TO evict tenants. despite

Landlords still hocking to court to evic tenants despite
a quadruping Of fees.
AS result the Municipal Court Judges contemplating
change in the twomonth old amendment to saddle the land
lords permanently with the court costs.
The judges had raised the filing fees from so So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
]. H. GICHNER

Ground cloths, So 5O Army tents,
l6Xl6, S45: pup tents, SIS so; axes,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Diamond investments
Buy With Confidence
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

GH.W. AND CHILD CARE day
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
FENcE rosTs sAII, iurari-slIs

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ADV. PIANO student wishes to teach
elem piano to children, S. s., Oh.
Ch., ". area. 81 les. RIA. 3-3552.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

LADY, COLORED, desires days
work, part time or regular q yrs
reference last lob CO b-3oS2
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
A CONCRETE JOB

walks, patios, porches
Easements. 3 yrs. TO pay, Free est
Call any time, AID. 2-43l5. Servinl
Md, Va, D, c. FLOYD M. PAYNE
lns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DESK OFFICE bx3 wood, mahoR.
color, double pedestal, file drawer,
$40; 3-wAy switch. desk lamp
brass, $40 chairs, wood, arm and
straight back, cheap. FE. 7-2s46
DIAMOND RINGS ls-carAt
engagement, WeadinR and dinner
offer; no brokers'. Call Monday
and Tuesday. after q pm. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
CAMPING SUPPLIES

CAMERA, Asahi pentax. F. 5Smm.
F35 l0Omm.; Bellowscope, mtr.
acc, Sl3S. MA. S-5460, Ext. BIB
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COOK, G.H.W.. colored, expert
enced. live in; nearby farm eS-
tate. adult family; good salary;
current refs. REQ, Write Box
AqnZ Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
(cONTlNuEDl
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
A REAL, BUY

Imported lighters perfect copy of
Hippo selling from 81 upward
All;Metal Auto Index for names
SO for SIS. Bills, please. Del. / wk.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MscELLI


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printing types. Hand or elect, Mar
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sell, lease, NOrth'S, 2l30 penna
Ave NV. re, 7-i364.
CALCULATOR, small portable Mon
s s1seli como price resS' CO.
CAMERA, contafiex outtit, miscel.
laneous darkroom equipment. AP.
7-7l4S,
CAMERA, 35mm, Cannon Vl.9 Can
non lens, fash sync, speed TO
$4,000, Trigger Aim advance,
Sl25. Enlarger Solar 100 late
model new cond, WIS negative
carriers and color head, $50,
mixing alive, s25. jE. 2-3g5s,
CAMERA, Argus c-3, case and
fash, good as new, SIS; Weston
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range finder; supermatlc I shut
ter wLSolonoid, Graflok back, S75
including "a by 3/4 roll Aim
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guarantee. 3 weeks old; list, Sl25
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CAMERA = New Leica NIB, f:2
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CAMERA, Argus ca with fash.
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F35 l00mm.; Belowscope, mtr,
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COOKS ASSISTANT, for large
nursing home, nice SURROUNDINGS
live In 10 5-n1Nl
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DIN. RIM. SET, liv. nm. set, desk,
cabinets, Ice. mirrors, other Incl
dentalS LA 6nO13Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

BURMESE teakwood carved wall
plaque; very unusual. Also orien-
tai rug. HO. 2-6S32
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E-6 THE SUNDAY STAR
= Washington. D, c.
July 10, 1859
HELP-D0MESTIC
ARnYE.AyERAGE POSITION 70

ABOVE-AvERAGE POSITION for
fprst-elass experienced woman,
Cook, g,h,w, live in; pleasant
surroundings. Small family heI-
erences required, Box B4-l, star
CUTLER .HOUSEMAN, white must
be experienced and have, refs y
able TO serve, pref, with driver
permit, live In. Apply Mon, lluO
Investment Bids, 1911 X st. NV
COMBINATION maid-yaitress, col
ored, age 25-4O; good pay meals,
Sundays of Apply at l42b "lst
ST. NV, after + am, Monday
COoK-dHw, 1900 Mass aye. NV.
3 rm. apt Elderly couple away
most OF day, BreasisSI ITO :.
Dinner about $40, on Thurs: or
sat, and when not working. Must
have no dependent; been raised
in Wash area, and steadily en-
mo. and best food Live out,
NO. S-SgRg
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
~Sindicdfo de Hoffd
Cdmpoha en-
.iend0s de IA IsIo
Hueen cesfiones con EmpIeodos de Tiendos Franklin

Ell dice no cree en- la afilia-
ci6n de las organizaciones obre-
ras del pals a sindicales nacio-
males o internacionales con off
cinas matrices en- los Estados
Unidos. Sc muestra partidario
de que Puerto Rico tenga su
propia poderosa union obrera
"absolutamente independence
porque entiende que asi Use
puede rendir mayores benefi.
clos a la clase t~rabajadora puer.
torriquena".
Admitio QuinoneS, no obstan-
tie, que hace dos o tres amos Su
organization obrera estuvo aft
liada a la lila international
Brotherhood of Longshoremen) J,
y agrego que ''nuestra union,
nuestra Hermandad, esta COM
pletamente solvente, ell eSpiritu
de fraternidad y solidaridad rel
ma en- suS filas, su liderato ac-
tua como I'm solo hombre, y no
tenemos necesidad, nj interes en-
asociarnos nj con la Union de
Camioneros, con cuyo liderato
local, encabezado por ell senior
Frank Chaves, mantenemos re-
laciones de amistad, nj con min
guna otra de las sindicales exis-
tenteS en- la Isla, con todas las
cuales tambien tenemos relacio-
mes amistosas".
Ell rumor de que ell senior Nal.
colin E. Mclean, presidente de
la compania naviera Pan At
lantic, y principal accionista de
la Mclean Trucking Company,
que opera en- ell Este de los ES-
tados Unidos, habia comprado
la empresa camionera Valencia
Service Company, de esta Ca
pital, no pudo ser confirmado.
Por ell contrario, ell propieta-
rio de la empresa local, senior
Alfonso Valencia, asi como SUI
subgerente, senior Rodolfo Ca
tinchi, negaron dicho rumor,
que habia circulado ell viernes
dltimo en- los circulos industrial
les de San Juan, y afirmaron
categoricamente que ia Valen-
cia Service no Sc ha vendido a
nadie; nj esta en- venta tam
POGO.
tPaSa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
cIkEF EcIc
M en-
Div IE0I0
MEXICAN0 ADMITE
SU CULPAPILIDAD

SAN SALVADOR (UPI)-Se
inform6 oficialmente que, ell ca
pitan del barco de pesca mexi-
cano, apresado la semana pasa-
da, por una presunta violacion
de las aguas territoriales saliva
dorenas, reconoci6 SUI culpabili-
dad y manifesto que, espera la
llegada de I'm representante de
la compania a que pertenece ell
barco o de I'm enviado de la en-
bajada de Mexico para que, abo-
ne la multa que lie fue aplicada
por las autoridades de Ell Sal
vador. Sc anadio que, fue com
probada la infraccion de la ley
de pesca y GAIA martina de ma
vegacion de este pals por Ell CT
tado barco pesquero.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
Cdusa Agitacion Debate Sohre Ia kanera
Como Sc |nformo Sobre Revolution Guiana
La Eseneio del Regimen Era eli seereto, Dice sturzeI

Starzel dijo que ell cargo de
que la prensa norteamricana
"Trato de ocultar 10 que esta-
ba hacienda Batista es absurdo
y ridiculo".
"No hay duda de que no sc
iniorm6 plenamente de las afro
cidades que Sc cometieron en-
ell regimen de Batista', arguy6
Starzel, "pero es igualmente
cierto que, hubo information,
hasta donde fue possible obte-
neila."
Afirm6 que, Batista dirigia
un estado political con estric-
tisima censura y que la lista
de atrocidades cometidas en-
tiempcs de Batista no estuvo
al alcance de los periodistas.
la esencia del regimen, di-
jo, EZRA Ell secreto".
o'Rourke dijo, por 81 parte,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-04
False que FIOta de
de e. UU. PairuIIe
Costa de Nicaragua

WASHINGTON, DC. Fuel
tes absolutamente infOrmadaS
aseguran que ningun barcO de
guerra de la marina de los
EstadOs UnidOs este operan.
do en- las costas de Nicara.
qua. Ell cOmentario ha sidO la
resultante de un malicioso
iencio del Presidente Luis So
n0za cuandO, en- reciente con.
erencia de prensa en- MANI
ua. y aprOp6sitO de rumore
niciadOs pOr camarillas OF
ialistas, Sc lie pregunt6 81 Ell
iertO que la marina americ;
ia estaba alertada para ca
urar cualquier embarcaci6
'evolucionaria que Sc acerca
ia a las cOstas de Nicaragua
a 10 que el contest6: mi Il
afirmO nj 10 niegO."