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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Pope Makes
Second Surprise
Visit To Rome

ROME tRsdio, kc1-Fer
fhs seeond time in his reign
His Holiness Pope John XIII
has made . surprise visit out
side the walls Of fhe Vatican.
Without sIerfins anyone
fhe Pope left the Vatican 10
90 to Rorne's major seminary
where he once ives setudent.
The seminary was celebrating
the feast day Of its patron,
The Madonna Of Trust, whose
image hangs In the seminary
chapel and . copy Of which
the Pope has on his desk in
his private library.
Before returning 10 the
Vatican he drove 10 fhe resi-.
dsnes OF fhe Lsfersn esnons
and visited en- old friend, a.
yssr-old bedridden Canon De-
clio Bcffi.
After q hsIf-hour visit the
Pope returned 10 the Vatican
through downtown traffic
which was unaware Of his
presence.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Inter-Faith Film Ratings

This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the lnterfaith Film
committee as a public SER
vice to inform parents
of the suitable movie bills
for their children being
shown this weekend in
the area. Sunday ratings
can be found in the CO.
lumbus Citizen and Dis
patch Entertainment sec
ton Friday evening.
Friday and Saturday
Under II
RlvoLi, Bveeaneer, Gun Of
Fort Pefticoat.
HUDSON, Hueeaneer and
Tamrny and the Bachelor
MAT Sat-.
SOUTHERN, Bueeaneer
and Wolf Dog, Sat. only.
Oven IL
BEECHWoLD, Ceisha Boy
and In the ozarks.
AIRPORT AUTO, He'll and
High Water, laundering Jets.
CAMEO, Run Silent, Run
Deep and Gunsmoke in
Tucson.
cLEvE, ceishs Boy and
Kettles on Old Macdonald
Farm.
CRANDvlEW, Mat. Sat.
Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw and
Bundle Of Joy.
LINDEN, Sheriff Of Frsetvr.
ed Jaw and Seven Brides for
Seven Brothers.
MAIN, Geisha Boy and
Apache Territory.
MILES EAST MAIN AND
WEST BROAD AUTOS, Sher-
if Of Fractured Jaw and God
is Ny Partner.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
I. S. Delegate
Will Address
CPA Convention

NEW YORK - Archbishop
Egidio Vagnozzi, new Apos-
tolic Delegate TO the United
States. will make the princi-
pal address at the annual civ
ic banquet of the Catholic
Press Association, on May IA,
in Omaha, Neb., it was an.
nounced here by John j. Da-
ly, association president.
The civic banquet will be a
feature of the CPA's 49th ma
tional convention from May
II to Is, which will be CO.
ordinated with the observance
of the Tooth anniversary of
the Archdiocese Of Omaha.
While Catholic editors
meeting in Washington have
been received cordially at the
Apostolic Delegation, this will
be the first time in history
that an Apostolic Delegate
will have addressed a CPA
convention.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

The kindsrssrtner proud1v
reported to her parents that the
class had learned Irving Der
Inns God Bless America" Then
she proceeded to sing:
God bless America, land that
] love:
Stand beside her and guide her,
Through the night with a light
from a bulb. Catholic Di.
gest, February.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

RITZ, Geishs Boy and Car.
foon Carnival.
UNIVERSITY, Geisha Boy
and Golden Age Of Comedy.
WEST sTH AVE. AUTO,
Paris Holiday, Running Tar.
get and cunsisht Ridge.
EASTERN, Torpedo Run
and Legend Of The Lost.
GARDEN, Sat. only War Of
the Colossal Beast and AT.
tack Of the Puppef People.
GRAND. Old Man and the
Sea, Holiday in Brussels.
SOUTHERN, Friday only
Screaming Skull and Terror
from the Year 5000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
Newark Shamrock Club
Selects FIR. Connolly

NEWARK - Father Richard
Connolly, pastor of st. Colman
parish, Washington Court House,
will be the principal speaker al
the st. Patrick's Day celebration
sponsored by the Newark Sham.
rock Club.
Father Connolly is also state
chaplain of the Benevolent Or
der Of Elks.
James Callahan, Shamrock
Club president, said the plan
ming committee will meet again
next Friday to finalize plans for
the Irish festival.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13

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the different lines of business
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profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-02-13
St. Raphael's Guilds

The Board of st. Raphael's
Home will meet on Monday,
Feb. Is, 8 pm, at the home.
Chalrmen of all Guilds are
urged to attend.
Guild No. | will meet for
five o'clock supper on Sum
day, Feb. IS, at the home of
Miss Marian Kane, 1891 n.
Fourth st. Miss Kane will be
assisted by members Miss Ann
Sennenlitter and Mrs. Chas.
B. Dolan.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE
INIT

Pursuant TO the provisions OF
Article 81, Chapter us. General
Statutes OF North Carolina. notice
lis hereby given that pupils who
are residents OF the Chapel Hiil
Administrative School Unit are
assigned for the 1889 1860 school
year to the buildings serving the
attendance area in which they
now live as such attendance areas
have been established by the Cha
PEI Hi City Board OF Education
Tor the school year 1958-l95s Tor
rankin Street Elementary
school. Estes Hills Elementary
ScFh00l and Gle1Wood Elementary
Scn"ol, with the following excep.
tons
Exceptions
Pupils VINO attended Norths.de
Elementary SchooI during ihe
school year l95S-l959 are assigned
to Lincoln Junior High School
2 Pupils VINO attended GlenWood
/ I ementary School. Estes Hills
Elementary School and Franklin
Street Elementary School and
a7o were promoted to the seventh
grade are assigned 10 the Chapel
Hi JUNIOR High School.
3 Students VINO attended the
Coapel Hill Junior High or the
Chapel Hill High School during
.9e l958-l959 school term are
assigned 10 one Of these schools
a>pecAle.y depenung on grade
.eyel
Students who attended the
Lincoln Junior High Of Lincoln
senior High School during the
ls58-ls59 school term are assigned
10 one Of these schools, depending
Oh grade level
) Children who attended the
preschool clinic at Norths.de are
assigned to the Northside Elemen-
.,ary School
{. Children VINO attended the pre-.
scnoOl clinic at Franklin Street
Elementary Estes Hills Elemen.
'ary and Gienwood EIemer' ary
are assigned to the building serv-
ng the attendance area in which
.1ey now i've
7 Any child not covered by the
.oregoIng assignments VII make
"rltten application 10 the Super
1tendent Of Schools
Applications :or reassignment
oi any child to different school
nall De filed in writing with the
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
Services Held For
Mary L. Kirkland

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
l. kirkland were conducted al 2 &c
pm. today at S. Pauls A.M.E
Church by the Rev. T p. Duhart
Mrs kirkland died Friday in Lin
coin Memorial Hospital in Durham
Survivors include two daughters
Mrs. Thomasine Burttley Of Dur
ham and Mrs Drusiila Dunn Of
Washington, d C.. two sons Jesse
kirkland of Washington, D c
and Edward kirkland al Flint,
Mich. tWo sisters. Mrs N.rgills
Stroud Of Chapel Kill and Mrs
Ruth Stevenson Of Cleveland ONO
two brothers. Ernes; Cordial AM
Alexander Cordal both Of Chape
Hill. and seven grandchildren
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
HELP WANTED

A SCIENCE AND MATH TEACH
er Public scAOoi music man, 9th
Grade man or woman C0ntacl
K 5 Glenn, Elon College High
School, Box 3G7 Elon College
y c
EXPERIENCED COOK FOR
sorority house beginning IN Sept
ernbeF References and health
card Phone 8-9089.
TYPIST - MUST Be COMPET
eat reguior partt.me work-all
conditioned Office Call 1905 for
TN ADVERTISED JV HAS IN
creased demand for avon cosme
tics Make spare time pay IN cash
Become an Avon Representative
Write Mrs Elizabeth Tomllnson
= 0 Box 4076W InstOn- Salem, y
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
ELLEN BRAUER H0NoRED

Parties in honor OF Miss Ellen
Brauer brIde-elect have included
recipe shower al the home o!
Mrs Lotion / Garner with Mrs
v Robert Mann as co-hoStesS z
garden party given by Mr. and
Mrs William A White and ar att.
er-rehearsal dinner party a. the
home OF Rabbi and Mrs Etrar
N Rosenzwelg The parents Of iho
brioe entertained Their ou'-oi-towr
guests Saturday evening a, 3 a..
ner party a, the Ranch House
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
WI<CISG EASTW ARD

As la.> paper goes 20 press
Mrs Marjorie Campbell Mis-
Marian Crossen. and Mrs Lucy
Sutton are WInglng eastward over
the Atlantic They eft Boston by
plane TINS morning. destination
Shannon ireland They Will spend
d month IN ireland and the rest
OF ,ne summer N England and
Waies Before leaving, they had
been extensively entertained BY
friends IN Caape! Hill and else
where
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
ROBERT MILLERs Return

Mr. and Mrs RoDcrl 4 Miller
have returned after an absence
ot nine months anc are a2a.n a;
sos Prtsooro Road While lhey
were away Mr Miller completed
work toH ard q PhD degree q, me
University OF Chicago anC Mrs
Miller and ine children. Any
Robert and Daniel were with
relatives N Cincinnati
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
NEW METHODIST OFFICERS

New officers Of The Women
Society for CarIstan Service 0.
the Aidersgale Methods, Chu-cr
are Mrs Glenn May pres.den'
Mrs Ben Battle Vce-presIde7,
Mrs Tom HICKS secretary anc
Mrs ChaTse Warren treasurer
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
.HOU Sc. APTS. WANTED

WANTED FROM JUNE % FOR A
year or more, one large or two
medium sized furnished rooms with
bath and cooking privileges, with
IN earshot Town Hall fire whistle,
near Chapel Hill Weekly office
Please send description, address
and tel number to J A {. DUNN
{ 0 Chapel Hill Weekly for for
v ardlnp
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
Haaaa,sasnas Chapel Hill asaasa
Neu,s In Brief
Chanel Hill
ALLIANCE FRANCAISE

The Alliance Francaise VIII
meet at pm Thursday June
10, with }Ir and Mrs. George
Daniel a, 30 Whitehead Circle
Jacques Ha,cre INC professor
OF French. viii give talk in
commemoca.lon Of General de
Gaulies famous radio oroadcas;
10 the French NATION o. June lS
OF 1870 The title OF Sir Ha-c-e .
talk viii be The Exemplary LIE
Of Genera de Gaulie
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
ASSISTANT PASTOR

The Aldersgale Methodist Church
announces tna' grant from the
Duke Endowment has made 1t pos
sible ior ne church to have the
Rev George GrayItt as It's as
sis'anl pastor TINS summer He IS
senior IN he Duke Divinity
School
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
JOHNSON TO TAKE TRIP

Francis Lavergne johnson Of the
La,ergne Studio viii leave We'd
nesday on q tWo-weck business trip
to New York and Philadelphia
Viii, n the North he viii confer
with a number Of the nation 5
leading Photographic on new
technlques. methods materials
and equipment He VIII come home
about July
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
AT ROTARY CONVENTION

Representatives Of the Chapel
Hill Rotary Club to the Rotary In
.ernauonaI Convention In New
York are VIC Huggins and william
holland presIdenj-elec, OF the Cha
pei Hill club
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
AIDERSGATE CHURCH SCHOOL

The Aidersgate Methodist Church
WI!l hold It's Summer Church
School for children Z through IL
from . 80 m 10 II ID daily
from Monday June IS. through
Friday June is
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
AT ALDERSGATE CHI RCH

Two Sunday morning worship
services are being held lhls SUN
ner at the Aldersgale Methodist
Church They are at 8 Is and II
O clock Sunday school IS at g Is
4 m
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
or before June 18th. 1859

or before June 18th, 1859.
This the llih day of June. 1859
CHAPEL HILL CITY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
By: Joseph NJ. Johnston.
Secretary
Chapel Hill City Board Of Educa-
ton on forms prescribed by that
Board, which applications shall
be filed in the office OF the Super
intendent of Schools, Chapel Hill
Administrative School Unit. on
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT TO BUY LARGE FARM
near Chapel Hill with 5000 down
payment and balance 10 be paic
over 10 year period Crops not
important Location, price lhd size
Of farm first consideration Write
full details Box ISL, co Chapel
Hill Weekly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
WORK WANTED

WANTED TO TRADE 1850 DE-
Soto Good radio. healer and tires
for living room and bedroom fur
nlture Dial $685. nights
EXPERIENCED WHITE WOMAN
viii care Tor oemI-InN aid day o.
night hours References Cal
H-l35l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST KITTEN. MALE, YELLOW
Friday IN Weswood area Notify
Lies Richardson. Phone 7l94l.
LOST IN FRONT OF WOOLLEN
Gym Boy Dc red bicycle West
err Flyer with basket Call Alex
London 6-3G6
GRANELY TRACTOR SALES.
Merry Tillers. Yazoo mowers. King
6, HklSboro. Phone 1912.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWNER. l34
Hanna St. Three bedrooms. forced
air heat. near CarrborO Elementry
school Phone 8-804l after 6 ? m.
NOTICE OF I9J9-l960 PUPIL
ASSIGNMENT FOR RESI-
DENTS OF CHAPEL Hill
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
" WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT TWO OK
three bedroom house for Sept Is
CaN 6-5346
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-06-15
FOR SALE


WINDOW FAN, HOTPOINT RE-
frigerator. bleached mahogany
bedroom set, simmons hide- d beg
with two matching occasional
chairs. California provincial china
Kelsey crystal glasses, embrider.
ed white Organdy bedspread and
rufiled curtains. other household
items and furniture Call 97825
AUTOMATIC WASHER. SEARS
Roebuck model Excellent condl.
ton Phone 1881.
WESTINGHOUSE REFRlGERA-
tor cubic feet with freeze space.
Good condition. Call 1856
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Almond LOOKING
Forward to Tour
Of North Virginia

Gov. Almond said yesterday
he is looking forward with
great anticipation" to a tour Of
Northern Virginia next month
with members of the General
Assembly.
Members of the Legislature
and top State officials will visit
the 10th District January 22-24.
Richard Bales and the National
Gallery Orchestra will give a
concert for the legislators jan
uarv %.
THE residents of this fast
growing area of our Common
wealth are kind and generous
to extend this cordial invitation
to all of u.s." the Governor said.
I'VE will be afforded the oppor-
tunity to see the outstanding
progress that has been made,
and become acquainted first
hand with some of the prob
lens brought on by this rapid
growth"
Evening star., 1959-12-21
LOST

arm, Upper envelope case; left in
taxicab Wed night. Dec 16 Re-
ward. Finder please call ST. 3-3363.
CAT, black, Persian, female: vicinity
Clarendon rd.. Bethesda. Reward.
CAT, gray with black markings. large
bandage around neck; Dupont cir.
area. SO reward. Phone NO. 1913
or 20l0 Hillyer pl NV.
CHIHUAHUA, brown, answers to
'TlCo".; vic Strawberry Hill; cerebral
palsy boys pet Reward. KI. 9-266O
DOG, male black. pug puppy no COL
erous reward WO 6-4O20
GLASSES. in plastic gray and red
case, vic. Seven Corners or Parking
ton area in Va. LU 4-S697 after
s pm
PEKINGEsE. brown and black, female,
no TAGS, answers to name Honey;
Sunday, vic Evergreen and Franklin
SITS, Silver Spring. Reward. JU. 1925.
PUPPY, black, 8 mos. old brown har-
ness; vic. of 500 blk. Of Jefferson st.
ne. LA. s-0339.
RING, opal, surrounded by diamonds;
platinum bar brooch w/Sgle, diamond:
Ses a! @sS Natl Gi y22 XPport ot Es Re
ward Wo. 6-6247.
Wed, eve. II pm: generous re-
ward for return Of contents. VII
WATCH. lady's. gold, engraved N.
r.; lost vic Of Navy Annex. Ar,
NO. 7-593s.
ave. and CoIesville rd., silver Spring
$40 reward. RA. 6-4517.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Cuba Plan Hits
j. 5. Properly

HAVANA, Dec. 81 (AP).-
The Cuban government an
nounced today a new program
for state purchasing of all
minerals produced in Oriente
province. Two multimillion dol
lar American-owned projects,
one of them the property of
the United States Government,
are in Oriente.
The nnounce m e n t was
made in the semi official news
paper Revolution, which said
the industrial division of the
Institute of Agrarian Reform
and the mines and petroleum
division of the Agriculture
Ministry are jointly preparing
new mineral law.
Observers said one purpose
apparently is to use minerals
production in an effort to aug
ment Cuba's dwindling dollar
reserves.
The government also appar-
emily wants to get control of
the 500 million Nicaro plant
which is owned by the General
Services division of the United
States Government. The United
States has announced that the
plant, which is producing 50,-
900 tons of nickel a year is for
sale.
Also in Oriente is the $75
million Moa Bay Mining Co.'S
nickel concentrate plant built
by the Freeport Sulphur Co..
of New York. This plant is not
yet in operation.
Mineral executives said the
new plan as explained to them
by the government is for a new
agency 10 move IN and buy all
minerals from producers and
sell them to existing outlets.
The Cuban vernme en- t
would collect 100 per cent in
the sales price in dollars or
other foreign exchange from
Smelters or other purchasers
and pay the producers 95 per
cent in pesos.
The producers would lose
their foreign exchange and 5
per cent of their pesos but
would avoid paying a 25 per
cent minerals export tax"
said one mining executive.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
D. c. Job Bias
Hit by Sawyer

Discrimination in employ
ment is a luxury" that the
Washington community can no
longer afford. David A. Sawyer.
director of the District Com
missioners' Council on Human
Relations, said today.
Mr.. Sawyer. speaking at a
meeting of the Washington
Area Conference Of Intergroup
Relations. called on business
and labor leaders to extend en-
ployment opportunities to all
qualified workers. He said.
Racial bias in employment
continues to be a major con-
tributing factor to the problem
surrounding dependency and
poverty in Washington"
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Department Press Otncer Lin
coin White said today.
The Soviet experts unwill-
ingness to supplement in any
way the 1858 conclusions of
scientists, which the United
States now considers outdated,
was perhaps the most un-
fortunate aspect" Of the talks
concluded Saturday in Geneva,
he indicated.
Mr.. White said he did not
know whether the United
States would decide to resume
underground testing when its
unilateral ban expires at the
end of the year,
The minima p | agreement
reached. Mr.. White said. ap-
proved Incorporating new seis-
mological techniques into the
control system agreed upon in
1858.
The Soviet scientists rejected
the American contention that
certain methods of detecting
underground tests are less ef-
fective than believed in 1858.
They also rejected United
States data on concealing un-
derground nuclear explosions
by decorating them in very
large underground cavities in
salt or hard rock.
Mr.. White said American
theories we're presented to show
an explosion could be reduced
"300-fold or more as compared
to the signals produced in 1858
Nevada tests"
Mr.. White said the Soviet ex-
perts also rejected the Amer
ican view that criteria for send
ing inspection teams to the site
of a suspected explosion must
be formulated so that a large
number of explosions could not
be classified as natural earth
quakes."
The Soviet attitude now
makes it more difficult, Mr..
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Published Dolly ono Sunday
al 225 Virsinio Ave Sc.
Sseond-eloss Postoss Paid
ot Washington. D {.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
u. S. to Ask Cuba
To Speed Action
On Miumi Writer

HAVANA, Dec. 81 (AP).-
The United States Government
will ask the Cuban Ministry
of State, probably today. to "act
expeditiously" on the case OF
Miami Herald newsman James
Buchanan, under detention
here since December 10, accord
ing to official United States
Embassy sources.
These sources said United
States Charge D'Affaires Dan
iel M. Braddock will deliver the
request from the United States
State Department to the Gu
ban Ministry of State as soon
Evening star., 1959-12-21

as an appointment with Cuban
officials can be arranged.
Mr.. Buchanan was arrested
on charges Of aiding Frank
Young. who broke Jail
after being sentenced by q Gu
ban military tribunal to 80
years Imprisonment for acts
against the regime Of Prime
Minister Fidel Castro. Mr..
Buchanan is still awaiting ar
raignment before a civil or mil
itary court.
With both civil and military
tribunals scheduled to recess
December % until January 4,
the Miami newsman faces the
prospect of spending both
Christmas and New Years in
his cell at the headquarters of
the Cuban military investiga-
ton division.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

White said, to achieve a COM
prehensive detection and con-
troll system.
When political negotiations
on the test-ban treaty resume
January IL, Mr.. White said, it
is the American hope that the
Soviets will return to the nego-
tiating table in a spirit which
will permit the three negotiat-
ing parties to proceed with
their important work aimed at
outlawing all nuclear weapons
tests"
Evening star., 1959-12-21
-AP wirephoto

mistook him for his chief. Both
wear CaStro-style boards.
Mr.. Castro also moved Cuba
closer to full naturalization of
agriculture by signing checks
to buy the sisal plantations
owned by Cubans. The govern
ment took them over and an
nounced the nations sugar
fields will be seized next.
The Cuban plantation own
erS we're paid half in pesos and
half in 20-year bonds issued
by the Agrarian Reform Insti-
tute. The move apparently was
connected with plans to solidify
control before the sugar har-
vest, which must be put up in
Sisal bags.
The takeover of the sugar
lands, much Of it owned by
Americans. has been postponed
until after the harvest to in
sure as big a sugar crop as
possible.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Red Scientists Stand
At AT oIks Hit by U. S.
BY EARL II. VOSS
Star STAFF Writer

The United States greatly disappointed" the only
minma agreement" by Soviet British and American
experts re-examinng the difficulties in Detecting underground
nuclear tests
The attitude the Soviet scientists almost entirely
negative and carried strong political overtones