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Evening star., 1959-06-25
FAMILY COUNCIL
Girl Rebels
At Tukinu
Cust-offs
THE PROBLEM

The fhObLEM
Laura MI hate Eva's
hand-me-downsl
Mrs. ]. M.--She doesn't
even look at them.
THE DETAILS
Laura M am is, going
on l6, and / am having a
terrible time with my mother
because she thinks I should
wear hand-me-downs.
My cousin Eva is a year
older than I am and Just
about my size and her father
has piles and piles Of money.
She has enough clothes to fill
all the closets in our house.
At the end Of each season her
mother just takes q load Of
these dresses and sends them
over to me.
Well. Eva may have money
but her taste is lust awful!
She wears clothes ] wouldn't
be caught dead in-crazy
Evening star., 1959-06-25

The Fomily Council consists Of o
Judge. o psyehiotrist. three clergy.
men. o newspaper editor. WON.
ems editor ond two writers. Eoeh
ortiels is o summary Of on oetuol
eose history. The council reports
on problems thot hove been dscIt
with by responsible ossneiss and
eounselors.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Parked II on Land

Mrs. Paris and her husband
are now six years out into re-
tirement. They lived on Long
Island for 80 years and
owned their home. With re-
tirement they sold 1t, moved
to Ulster County, in New
York, and bought three acres
Of land for $1,000. The land
had a barn on 1t.
Then they bought a house
Evening star., 1959-06-25
BY THOMAS COLLINS

Trailers. in my book, have
always been pretty gadgets
to hook on the back of an
automobile and spend your
retirement in II you couldn't
find a good tent.
But I'm weakening. Too
many people are finding
their Golden Years under the
floorboards.
Mrs. Justine Paris is one
Of them. IF you want to
live," she says, land want
to have some fun out OF re-
tirement before you die. a
trailer is the thing for
you.
, 1959-03-19
ANDMARK

furnishing Of Government
House with reproductions of
its original furniture; the re-
construction Of the original
Sentry Box at Government
House and other projects Of
like nature.
Thanks was expressed to the
owners Of the homes SO graci-
cusly opened to the public
view for the benefit of resi-
dents and tourists alike.
, 1959-03-19

The. life-span Of a shrimp IS ex-,
trenelY short. NinetY-iive per-
cent Of them live less than one
year.
, 1959-03-19

through brokerage dealings on
gains.
Congress started cutting;
down On the Virgin Islands
tax benefits last year with a
law preventing U. S. citizens
who move to the Islands from
escaping y. S. estate and gift
taxes. The new bills would ex-
tend such taxes to islanders
themselves"
, 1959-03-19
SU B5C RIBF
FOR SALE

U 3 bedrooms, bath,
sitting room, kitchen : Excel
lent location / acre land
Inquire into land available.
MOntrose Realty
Christiansted
, 1959-03-19
STEADMAN

Add q little rum TO the syrup
you use over baked apples and
other fruits.
, 1959-03-19
FOR RENT

King Street christianstea
Second Floor from, suitable
for four offices.
Main Floor Rear : Suitable for
one Shop.
Second Floor Rear ! suitable
for four small apartments.
VIII alter to suit on long term
lease. Inquire:
D
Telephone Christiansted 17S
, 1959-03-19

There are IS million fishermen
in America. and still the Russians
are able TO out lie us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

really want to walk In dig
nifty" when visiting your Ma
tons Capital.
Question-Is there any for
mality, any special obServ-
ances, that one needs to know
about before making a regular
White House tour?
Answer-Check in advance
to learn what hours the White
House is open, and which
entrance you are to use. If
you carry a camera, you will
be asked to check it upon
entering. Visitors may not
take pictures inside the White
House because it slows up the
sightseeing procession and
there is also danger from
broken flash blubs. No smok-
ing, naturally. Simply join
the group being shown
through, don't be boisterous,
stay in line and, above all,
don't handle things. If you
wish for any information,
ask the guards.
Question - What about
clothes?
Answer-ShortS or Stacks
on women are definitely out
of place, whether it be (for
example) at the White House,
the Capitol or the Lincoln
Memorial; so are shorts,
sloppy Stacks, sport shorts
or sweat shirts on men. Men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Il should be sooner. What
do you say? Mrs. r. T. B.
Answer - Sooner by all
means--at least three weeks
before the ceremony Is to
take place. preferably four.
This is standard procedure.
Suggestion: Be diplomatic
when passing on this infor-
mationi No point in causing
hard feelings before you even
get started.
Question: am a Govern
ment worker and am q little
hazy as TO Just how to con-
duct myself when going to a
nice restaurant with a date.
Coming from a small town /
am not familiar with Just
how to act under these cir
cumstances. Can you help
me?-Miss J. K.
Answer - Upon entering,
the headwaiter will escort
you to a table, and, hold your
chair for you. Your escort
will follow you. Place your
napkin in your lap, and when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
MODERN
MANNERS
Capital Sightseers Should Act
With DIGNITY and Decorum
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

woman, obviously supposedly
acting as a chaperone. they
were appalling. Most i'm
portant were their actions
loud, raucous comments,
complete disregard of the
rights of other sightSeers,
pushing, showing and gen.
orally making spectacles of
themselves. The so called
chaperone ignored the whole
performance. Maybe she
thought she was being smart
too.
AS for their attire, the less
said the better. Sloppy Stacks
and sweaters for most of the
young ladies land I COM
pliment them with this desig-
nation) and even Sloppier
Stacks and loud, open-necked
shirts for the young men
were worn.
Please do not miSunder-
stand me. There are many
wonderful groups who visit
Washington at this season of
the year who are above re-
preach. Unfortunately, how
ever. they would seem to be
in the minority.
Two Quotes
Perhaps the two questions.
and their answers, that I
now quote from my book,
will help those of you who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

and boys should don suits,
shirts and ties for these tours
and. II wearing a hat. II
should be removed upon en-
tering. Women do not nee
essarily need to wear hats
and gloves. but they should
be neatly dressed.
Summing 1t all up: IN
dignifled actions and careless
attire show a complete lack
Of the fitness Of things and
at the same time. a definite
disrespect when visiting the
shrines that symbolic our
great heritage.
Questions and Answers
Question--My son is to be
married In May. I am having
an argument with the
mother Of his bride-to-be
about when the wedding in
vitations should be placed
in the mail. She says they
should not be until q week
before the wedding. I say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Every year at this time,
the Nations Capital plays
host to hundreds of young
people land oldsters too who
come from far and near to
visit our historic shrines and
to see how our history has
been made.
In my recently published
book, which bears the same
title as this column. lie.
Modern Manners" in a
chapter concerning protocol
and the customs pertinent
to Washington, I mention
that dignity of manner and
dress should be observed by
our out-of town visitors.
1t was with interest that
I noted a news story last
week which concerned a
group of student tourists. 1t
said that plans for the trip
had been going on for a year.
with pressure being brought
to bear on manners and dress.
ReSult-from all reports this
group conducted themselves
with decorum and dignity,
and at the same time, had
a wonderful visit.
One Group
Not so a group that I saw
at the White House last week.
Accompanied by an older
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Europe. She is flying over
and back. I would like to
send a gift and am wonder
ing II 1t is proper to do so in
this case?-Mr. X. L. p.
Answer = Certainly. But
be careful what you select.
Remember. weight means a
lot when flying. aside from
the fact that a large bunch
Of flowers, for example. can
be an awful problem. So
choose something on the
small side, such as a book,
magazine, cigarettes or per-
haps q scarf.
United states Patent ono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
CARE Benefit
Is Plonned

The woman's Community
Club of Kensington win hold
a spring card party at 1880
pm. tomorrow at p. J. Nee's
store in Rockville.
The event is being held to
raise funds for CARE, Self
Help for Mexico, a project
this year of the Maryland
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
The Kensington group hopes
to get enough money TO send
a self-help unit TO a Mexican
village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

the menu Is presented. choose
what you wish and tell your
escort what you want. He
gives both your order, and
his. to the waiter. If you wish
to go to the powder room.
simply say that you want to
freshen UP a bit. your escort
should hold your chair, but
not escort you from the room.
He should be waiting for you
upon your return. You are
expected to make the move to
leave.
49,
Question: have a friend
who is leaving next week for
Evening star., 1959-11-20

Initiatives by the Atlantic Pact
Council toward this goal.
An American delegate, Rep
resentative Selden, Democrat of
Alabama, called on the West to
maintain its defensive guard
until such time as there is
tangible and visible" showing
Of Soviet good intention.
In keeping with the theme
of the annual meeting, the
legislators appeared to agree
that new, far-reaching meas
ures would be needed to in
sure a swift, united Western
answer to RuSSia's economic Of
.fenslve in the underdeveloped
areas.
IF we want to defend our
Western ideals" a resolution
said, I'VE shall have to meet
together the economic chal-
Evening star., 1959-11-20

lenge Of the Communist world
and we shall only be able
to achieve this through a very
earnestly devised and pursued
coordination of economic poll
cies on an Atlantic scale
Citizen Farley Favored
Delegates also spoke up IN
favor of a special citizens con-
ference representing the Is
NATO countries to recommend
new moves for added co-opera-
ton. Such a meeting should
be called as quickly as possible
in 1860.
Paul-Henri Spaak, NATC
secretary-general, said yester-
day the Western alliance should
be extended into Africa and
the Middle East to cope with
the Communist economic Of
fensiVe.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

level ground it crashed and
broke into fragments.
One Of Jakob's younger
brothers ran for 20 minutes
down the steep, snowbound
path to the nearest telephone
to call the village doctor.
DR.. Fridolin Hoesle hurried as
fast as he could, but said later
it was doubtful whether he
could have helped even If he
had been present at the time
of the accident. Yesterday all
the children in this mountain
village attended funeral serv-
ices for Jakob and wept as the
priest said His death was the
will Of God"
Evening star., 1959-11-20

and threatened to get out of
control.
Young Jakob, strong for his
years. braced his shoulder to
keep the SNOWFALL from running
away. His feet slipped. For a
few seconds he held back the
mass Of snow as the youngsters
cheered. Then the great mass
bore down on him.
Jakob had time to let out
only one cry for help. The
snow smothered him and ne
was wrapped in his own ava
lanche as it rolled down the
slope. growing all the time until
it weighed perhaps a ton. On
Evening star., 1959-11-20

Of the season fell. All the Gle
zendanner. children except the
two youngest-L1-year- -old twins
played in the new snow on
the steep slope leading down
from the farm.
They persuaded Jakob to join
in the fun on Tuesday and
help them make a monster
SNOWFALL.
The snow was the sticky kind
that rolls easily. In a short
time they had a cylinder 10
feet wide and nearly 4 feet
high. Then it began to slide
Evening star., 1959-11-20
NATO Delegates Scun
Annual Summit Plan

fusal to abandon West Berlin
despite Soviet threats.
mo solution can be admitted
which would jeopardize the
security, the freedom and the
right of self determination Of
democratic West Berlin and all
its links and its communica-
tons with the Federal Republic
of Germany" a resolution said.
New Initiatives Asked
In appealing for a safe
guarded disarmament plan. an
other resolution called for new
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Swiss Village Mourns
Victim Of Big Snowfall

EBNAT, Switzerland, Nov. 20
(AP).-Fifteen-year-old Jakob
Giezendanner, oldest of eight
children, took a little time OF
from his chores on the family's
rock-strewn Alpine farm.
A short, tough, wiry boy. ia
kob seldom had much time for
play. He left school last
spring to become his fathers
mainstay on the poor farm on
the side of Toggenburg Valley.
Last week end the first snow
already discovered by its allies
Evening star., 1959-11-20
BY the Associated Press

Representatives of Atlantic
Pact ParliamentS debated today
a proposal for annual summit
meetings of leaders of their IS
governments.
Some $50 legislators, meeting
in the final day Of their week
long conference, reviewed this
as a way to strengthen cooper
alton and "the sense of common
destiny" binding their alliance.
A political committee which
put forward the suggestion also
strongly backed the Vests re-
Evening star., 1959-11-20
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Evening star., 1959-11-20
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Evening star., 1959-11-20
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Evening star., 1959-11-20
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Evening star., 1959-11-20
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

in Us. II our fires were
greater, you would have burn
ed; if the light we threw on
the missions rel more bril-
liant, you would have seen
them in their need. As ST.
Paul warned Us: III q trumpet
gives out an uncertain note,
who will arm himself for bat
tle?" II we have not summon
ed you TO the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, il
is because our appeals lacked
passion. Wars and revolutions,
hunger and pestilence, aye,
even the paving of the hoofs
of the four horses Of the Apoe-
alypse are about US, and we
pipe on q piccoIo instead of
trumpetiag like Michael.
Communists are on fire tor
fhe propagation of the anti
faith and we, directors of Pom
tifiesi Missions, who work for
the Vicar OF Christ have fail.
ed TO light a flame in you for
the Propagation of the Faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

M Uncie fFrJ
Nine Lives
Old Man and tne Sea
PARADISE Lagoon Adm
Chrlchtoni
Palmer Psnchali india
PORK Chop Hill
Pursuit OF Graf spec
Ride Lonesome
RISING on the Noon
Sad Horse
Seventh oyage OF
Sinbsd
Shaggy Dog The
Silent ENEMY
Sleeping Beauty
Son of Robin Hood
story Of Msnklr1
Submarine seahaWk
Tempest
Ten Commandments,
the
Ten DAYS 20 Tularz
Three Brave Men
Tom Thumb
Tonka
TorueGo Run
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College Initiates
Binding Program

ST. PAUL. Mimi. - NC)-
With the selection of archi-
tects for a new library build
ing the College of ST. Cath
crime here has begun a 20
year. $4,000. 600 building pro-
gram.
The program will include a
dormitory and classroom
building, convent, and fine
arts building in addition TO
the new library.
The estimated cost Of the
new library building is 81 .000,-
900. With construction begin
ming this fall, it is hoped that
the building will be ready for
occupancy by the fall OF 1860.
ST. GATHERINGS was founded
by the Sisters OF ST, Joseph
Of Carondolet in 1903. The
campus covers an area of
more than 100 acres, and con
talns eight major buildings.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

those answering the telephone
in a religious house. whether
they be priests, Religious or
lay employees, declared La
Semaine Relegieuse The Re
llgious Weekly.
Unfortunately, the newspa-
per added, callers are shocked
or upset by many replies, such
as: why didn't you listen 10
the Mass scheduled last Sun
day?" II could well be that
the caller is a visitor who was
miles away that Sunday, the
newspaper pointed out.
Some replies in r%ectories,
if given in business offices,
would be cause for dismissal,
the archdloeesan newspaper
stated. w here housekeepers
answer the telephone, il said,
they must be carefully coach
ed on what to say, and should
be dismissed if guilty Of per-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31
sEpARArE cLAsnFtcArloN

"A separate Classification Is given 10 certain hlmt which. while not
rnraAt offensive require some analvSis and EXPLANATION a. a protse
non to b untnformed against wrong Interpretations and false con.
illusions *
AaTun Luther Storm Center Adam and Eve Mex
Case Of DR., Laurent Anafom, OF = Murder
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

Savage Triangle tFr.l
Seven Deadly SinA. The
Fl and Ital
Scared italian
Sensualits Barefoot
savage The
She shoulda said No
Wild Weed
Sins OF the Boraiss
French
Smiles OF q Summer
Night Swedish
Snow Was Black tFr.)
SON OF Slubsd
Stella Greek
stroliers The Ir.l
Third sex tSerl
Three forbidden Stor
les ltalt
Thrill That Kills This
II ocainel
Violated
WAYS Of Love Kr kt1
We Want a Child
Danish
" oman Of Rome ltaI
omen without Name
fIfai
Young and the Damn
ed The Mexican
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

Slstent rudeneSS.
No matter how many times
the same answers must be
given, courtesy and patience
must be maintained, La Sc
maine added.
If a priest has displayed
this courtesy and patience ~
times, but flies off the handle
on the Tooth call, If might
we'll be fhat a prospective con-
vert has been lost TO the
Church, the newspaper warn
ed.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31
M

CUSTOM BUTCHERTNG-Beef
and Pork cut and wrapped for
your freezer. Quality meat at
wholesale prices. Bob Crossin,
Phone Thornville 6-6261.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ROOFING CUTTERiNG

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60. Leaks and repairs a spe.
clalty. Rerooiing and regutter
ing New or old work. TR. s
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

No wonder you have not
made a sacrifice! Did Magda-
len break her vessel Of Omit
ment until the Savior had IN
spifed her? Did The woman at
the well leave her water pot
before the Divine Fountain
until Our Blessed Lord aSsur-
ed her that He alone gave the
water of life How then can
We complain that you anointed
no missionary's feet, nor
spread the Gospel to other
Samaritans? We failed To be
your Christ like inspiration.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31
Pastors Should Remember .
Phone Manners Form
OF Christian Charity

QUEBEC, NC1 - Politeness on the telephone is
not only an elementary courtesy but an expression Of
Christian charity in rectories and religious houses. ac-
cordihg to the official publication of the Quebec arch
diocese.
Laymen expect special courtesy on the part of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

Why did the Catholics Of
the United States last year
give on an average OF only
Zoe 10 the Holy Father for the
Missions of the world? And
why did you keep the average
low when others broke their
alabaster vases from sacrifice?
Because they or you m not
generous by nature? No! But
because we, VINO are smhassa.
doris OF the Trinity, have for.
gotten that the Heavenly Fa.
ther once sent = deluge OF wa
ter because of the worlds sin;
and the Son let fall a deluge of
purifying blood to redeem,
and the Holy Spirit will one
day give the world the de-
luse of purifying fire because
the charity of many will have
grown cold.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31
God Love You
If You Never Make
A Sacrifice, Read This
hy Rishon Fulton ]. Sheen

Enclosed is the money a
neighbor gave me for hem
ming a skirt AS the mother of
seven little ones all under 10
years OF age, ! am learning &c
sacrifice and share and am
most grateful for all Gods
blessings to Mr.. and
Mrs. jim. for IS. Add this
small token TO the boiling pot
and mix well that il may
help feed both souls and
bodies in our needy missions.
to Mrs. HILL. for $40. Il
promised to send one dollar
every time / criticized a very
good person who somehow
rubs me the wrong way. have
failed about 10 times. Here is
$40 for your work
Most modern Anne r ican
homes house TV sets. The
presence Of the statue OF Our
Lady of Television in your
home will serve ss a NANTES
taiion Of the truth that you
have housed Our Lady and her
Son in your home as we'll as
in your heart! Send your re-
quest and a SO offering to US
ard we will send you a statue.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice 10 it and mail
il TO Most Rev. Fulton J..
Sheen. National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton OF the Faith. or your Di-
ocesan Director. MSer. James
KuIp 246 f. Town ST, Column
bus Is, Ohio.
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GLASS C-condemnsd
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED

LAS c-Condm~n.I
REVIEWED
~ ffofsSsion
ah"'sTAs ~epstte
hrehfn
msoeholNehs sF1p
ai@ia "a fatls ~
MARIE dh Port TT
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

GOD LOVE YOU to X. OIL.
for S37 80. Il Just graduated
from business school. | prom.
ised that | would send half Of
my first pay TO the missions
here ii is to Mrs.
HON. for Sl00. when buy.
ing clothes for my daughters
wedding | decided 10 send an
equal amount TO the Holy Fa-
ther for the poor Of the world.
Enclosed please find my
check" TO LOIS for 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

To Those Who Never Make
a Sacrifice for the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith:
We know you read the
God Love You" column, be-
cause you are reading this
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-31

0 n G B U I
though you
loved what
we w r o I e,
you Il e e r
o n c e loved
e o ugh TO
wr G. Bot
we love you
W The
fault is not
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