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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

noon at the House and En-
bassy tour and shaken about
q thousand hands.
Mr.. Nixon told the tennis
star what a bond Of friend
ship he wove between the
continents of the Western
Hemisphere and what a won
derful representative he is
Of all the Americas. He
also told Mr.. Olmedo he was
going out to Whittier College
in June for his 25th reunion.
Women's champion. Althea
Gibson, also attended the
party. to which dozens of
Washington tennis enthusi-
aSts were invited.
SECRETARY OF DE-
TENSE and Mrs. Neil Noel
roy were there, and Chilean
Ambassador Walter Muller,
ex-President Odria of Peru,
who is in Washington for
medical treatment; Deputy
Undersecretary Of State Bob
Murphy and his actress
daughter Rosemary. who goes
to Rome in June to act at the
Spoleto Festival; Senator and
Mrs. Tom Hennings, Senator
and Mrs. SpesSard Holland.
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan. Carson and
Anne Frailey, Spanish Min
lister and Sonora de Alba, the
Carroll Morgans, Count ard
Countess Caracciolo di Foo
rino, and Mrs. Hiram Bing-
ham, whose late husband UNI
covered the ancient ruins of
the IncaS at Machu Picchu
III Heru.
AT THE VAN ALIENS yes
terday Alex Olmedo. who's so
handsome he ought to be in
the movies, with his Indian
complexion, pearl-white teeth
and lean, regular features,
said he is about two-thirds
Spanish and one-third Inca.
His own home town of Are
quipa is 10000 feet up in the
Andes and a good stopping
place en- route to Cuzco (16,-
900 feet), whence one must
set out for Machu Picchu.
It's no wonder that he can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13
By Betty BEALE

ST you took a poll of this
crowd, oh boy!" outgoing
g. o. P. Chairman Meade
Aicorn said last evening as
he surveyed the $500 dele
gates to the seventh annual
Republican Women's Confer
ence.
.You mean it would be pro-
Nixon?" he was asked.
yes" said Mr.. Alcorn.
who stood next to Vice Pres
ident Nixon in the receiving
line at the opening reception
at the Statlert. He was get
ting the full effect of the
reaction of the women as
they shook hands with the
NixonS.
There were lots of trib-
utes paid them, including a
rather special one. At least
SO women conf1ded to Pat as
they clasped her hand,
Everybody says l look like
you"
But not all the women
waiting to greet the Vice
President were for Mr..
Nixon as the 1860 presiden-
tfal candidate.
When this writer APP
preached a delegate and
asked if she knew whom the
women were for, she replied,
"Sure, we're for Rocky"
I'VE were for Nixon" con-
tinued delegate Anne Hick-
man of Winston-Salem, N. c.,
but more and more the
South is going for Rookie
Teller"
Mrs. Marjorie Benedict,
national committeewoman
from California, was asked
about her states delegation.
She replied with studied care,
California usually supports
its native sons"
TWO DELEGATES FROM
NEW YORK were sounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-13

WIT HITS HoME-Vc President Nixon resembles the Cheshire
telling what have been funny joke indeed Mrs Meade Acorn
outgoing of the Republican National Committee
Mrs Thruston Morton fright whose Senator hubond the choon
Mr. Nixon the honor reception by delegates the
Seventh Annual Republican Womens Conference yerdStor o
Photo by John Horon.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-28
sv ROBBIE 1. cRump

The Missionary Department "
Dexter Avenue Missionary Dap
t;st Church held its Annual ioa
SUNDAY. Nine tables laden WIN
an the goodies which make up
tea menu. attractive center
pieces. large candles and gli'ler'
.ng silver added TO the glamour
OF the occasion.
Guest speaker was Mrs Gladys
Matthews. president Of Inc Wo'
meas Department OF the ITO
spect District Association. ana q
committee member OF the "o'
mems Auxiliary, National bap'
list Convention.
Speaking on the sUnieei
Another Day" she sfsfeo
that in this atomic age. we'
as Christians. must proclaim
ne GOOD news that God is stu
ruling the universe"
Cont.nuing. she said The
wp-.t needs US. let's give our
b<st FOR the future generation
Sc c.oss6 by stating that the
.hallsnze : ours Let's meet Il
nd make this world one big
s--cls IS assuming our response
-ll.,.ss Nrs Matthews was IN
--C.--csd Is this writer
O-1s-s appearing were Ann
SAc..ss. ~h0 welcomed guests.
Sl--s. Hendricks. Mrs Daniels
II SecC-5 Bsp;-si- who gave re-
s-.scS Ms Man Harris Of s.
t.A- CME guest soloist. and
Ms E,ssl Williams. organlst
-es MS. snsr department q
-ex.sr Acne .5nslsts Of seven
:--vsS $50 presidents as ;s.'
,~s MAJ lc-es Coke lscn.
-1Sy z-e- Mlrs Nelson Fran.
- 81 e.. -sto- snc z IA
-i-11 < Ns-ycns Nece q
>,-e-s M people Fred
TX Es-1- ss l--lo- laynien
49, 49, 5-r. r--Ses --.--
N-s 2 y .stscr president.
Ma u . c-o -r-- eas--.
III = 2 l4-.t pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-28
Here and There

saiilc Attorney Della PhiIlin.
vho spoke on the subject Bride
Builders. The speaker gave illus.
iistl0ns OF bridge builders nc
Mary and Joseph. and others
through the ages 10 mothers Of
today.
In referring 10 mothers of 10.
day. she stated: "One Of tho
most serious indictments that
can be placed against women 10.
DAY is that we have allowed
without protest. without fighting
back. our industrializcd and ac.
qu.sitive society 10 rip asunder
the livery foundation Of our civ.
ilization. namely the home"
She further stated that NO
sinsle institution in our culture
i, more fatefuI for the human
race today than the home. The
military schools may produce
arcet generals; our universities
can evolve great scientists. bu,
only a good home can produce
great man and q good home
cannot be established without
good home builders
Mss Nelis j. Saunders, Dt
Ruler Of Lady Camille Temple.
presented the speaker
Locally and nationally known
Grace Cobb sang Gussie VI
Dsde was dramstist: David Boil.
den was pianist
li0,iesses were Rose Field.
Dorothy Jones. Mar Echols. I'd.
ns Tally. Mzzel Loeksrd. Opal
Glenn. Geneva jenkins. Polly
Griffin. Bessie Smith. Lillian
Drake Mary S,oysll. L 3 Block.
,lsr.cn Rccks Corrlne Prst, and
Map Brown
Chs.rlns committees were Oar.
" Na.r Vernel Loud. Cora
nasher Vile Stilxell Dofo-
MS Robinson Bessie H-tlnlrs.
-1rc;hya McNeIl Ann Lili.e,ca.
SKA Lila S.r.s a genera. eas.-.
1a- Rccn.e Crlup xzs toss,.
stress Mrs Sarah Bzr-h4 =.
--rs director Ms Arr q.
- T-e,.ct-t Sc-er aes IS
E M.,.-e-, president
Evening star., 1959-06-21

6. Lavender Angel: Use Betty Croeter
White Angel Food Mix. Add drops red.
drops blue food color 10 woSer before odd
ing egg white mix Top with raspberry sherbei
Evening star., 1959-12-16

said. sI.sos,ooo pounds of
cranberries have been cleared
for sale.
Residues of aminotriazole
were found in nine lots of
processed cranberries totaling
about 27.4OO pounds of q total
of 22.654.s00 pounds tested.
Out of a total Of 9,5T3.0Oo
pounds of fresh and frozen
cranberries tested, 291, 500
were tanned.
The new testing method was
announced after a series Of
conferences with industry
leaders.
Industry representatives urged
that as q result of extensive
tests already made the remain
der Of the cranberries be cleared
as safe.
But the FDA, with Mr.. Flem-
ming's backing, insisted the
only way safety could be as
sured was by a laboratory test
of each lot. There was no eSti-
mate available from FDA on
the amount Of berries still I'M
tested.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Brownie Party
Features Whizzes
By Princess Anne

LONDON, Dec. Is (AP).-
Nine-year-old Princess Anne, as
hostess Of her own party at
Buckingham Palace last night,
demonstrated the fine points Of
making and sailing q whizz.
A whizz is a wooden clothes
pin to which crinkly paper, fold
ed in a special way. is attached.
If propelled just right 1t whizzes
through the air.
The party was for about 20
girls Of the Princess age group
who are members Of the Buck
ingham Palace Brownie pack.
There was no regular Brownie
business. The evening was de-
voted to games, whizzes and an
exchange Of Christmas cards,
topped of with a cake.
The Princess guests include
the daughters of a taxicah
driver, an electrician and 9
hotel maintenance man. =
Evening star., 1959-12-16

rable goods nor soft goods
showed gains in November, but
the output Of minerals rose
steeply as activity was resumed
at coal and iron ore mines
which had been idle through
out the strike.
The board summarized ma
tional business conditions as
follows:
Industrial production and
employment in November be-
gan to recover from the steel
strike low, although shortages
of steel curtailed output in
some lines and reduced deliv-
cries of autos to consumers.
Incomes advanced and re-
tail sales excluding autos
reached q new high. Private
housing starts were little
changed"
A decline in the production
Of textiles and rubber products
in october accounted for the
revision of the index for that
month. Output of most other
non-durableS-chemicals, food,
beverages and the like-in-
creased slightly.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Production Doto Shows
SIiqht November Gain

downward its October estimate
of industrial output by one
point.
While steel mill operations
rose from IA per cent OF
capacity in October to so per
cent in November, the re-
sumption of deliveries after
the l16-day strike came too
late to prevent some auto as
sembly plant slowdowns and
shutdowns last month.
BY mid-December, the board
said, steel mills were running
at So per cent capacity and
auto production was rising
rapidly.
The producers Of neither du-
Evening star., 1959-12-16
By the Associated Press

Still suffering from after
effects of the steel strike, the
Nations mines, mills and
factories made only slight pro-
duction gains last month.
The index of industrial pro-
duction rose only one point to
a rate 48 per cent above the
1947-49 average, although the
strikers went back to work
under a Taft-Hartley injunc-
ton early in November. The
index was issued yesterday by
the Federal reserve Board.
No gain at all would have
been registered except for the
fact that the board revised
Evening star., 1959-12-16
FDACufs Time
0fBerryTests
Ry the Associated Press

The Food and Drug Admins
tration has announced i'm
proved methods expected to
cut in half the time and cost
of testing cranberries for the
weed killer aminotriazole be-
fore the Christmas holidays
But the FDA refused to clear
berries not yet tested.
Meanwhile, Welfare Secre-
tary Flemming praised the
cranberry industry for its CO.
operation in voluntarily with
holding from the market cram
berries that might be con-
taminated.
Testing began several weeks
ago after it was announced
aminotriazole produced cancer
in test animals.
In tests so far, the FDA
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
CYC Baseball

Lady Of Perpetual Help al
Grove City.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Hank aaron,
Family Embrace
Catholic Faith

NC) - Henry
Hank Aaron, star outfielder of
the Milwaukee Braves, and his
family have been received into
the Catholic Church.
Aaron, his wife and two Of
their children, Gayle, 5, and
Henry Louis, jr., 2, were bapti-
zed at st. Benedict the Moor
church here by Capuchin Father
Matthew Gottschalk. Another
child, Larry, !, was baptized at
birth.
Mrs. Aaron said the Aarons
first became interested in join
in the church when their twins
were born at st. Anthony's Hos
pital here. The twins were bap-
tized shortly after birth. One Of
the twins died.
MIR. and Mrs. Aaron began
instructions shortly before
Christmas. They completed the
instruction course when the
Braves returned from spring
training. Mrs. Aaron said there
are no other Catholics among
family relatives. Aaron is from
Mobile, Ala.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
A Real Romance
BY FATHER GABRIEL WARD HAFFORD

Gel In The Fountain" Vicforl
Lou Monte;
Little chiId"-"Rhythm"
(capitoI) Bobby Hsmmaek;
Someone To Come Home
To" "Mason-Di Dixon Line" Vic
tori Ames Brothers:
ia Plume Dc Ma Tants"-
Honolulu Lu" (victor) Hugo
and Luigi;
"Soon 1t Can Be Told" - n
Guess III Miss The Prom"
(Dseea) Bobby Helms;
Timothy - ~Spooks Vie
tor) Henry Maneini;
1.-THE Bunny Hop" - walk.
In TO Mothers" (capifol) Ray
Anthony
Denotes this record b also
on stsreo As.
HIGH FIDELITY
TN a Little Spanish Town"
Oecca) Bing Crosby.
Continued on page l3)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

among those who oppose a
Catholic as president springs
from a fear the Catholic world
would serve Rome" before
the United States.
Although Qualification OF
fhis point has often been
stated by leading Catholic
spckesmen,~ fhs poll reported,
Nfrnany voters who oppose Q
Catholic still have beliefs
which can bs summed Up In
fhis typical quote: wouldn't
want the Pope running the
country for Vs."
The poll reported that while
the South remains the center
of opposition to a Catholic
president, anti Catholic senti-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Cards

Continued from Page 81
Utica. Five errors cost Catholic
the Utica game. The Greer
Wave, who have a 1875 season
mark, have committed 80 error.
In their six losses.
In other Central District
tournament games, Aquinas de
.feated London, 81, but fell be
fore the might of Linden, 1873.
Lancaster St. Mary was blank
ed by Pickerington, 20, while
Rosary was shaded by Liberty
Union, 80.
chillieoths Central Catholic
won four games during the
week. The Panfhers defeated
Kingston. Ill; Frankfort, 43
and ~; and M. Vernon ST.
Vincent, 81. ccc lost one
game. 10-2, to St. Vincent.
In other games, Aquinas de
feated East, 11-3, in a City
League game; Watterson wa.
nipped by Westerville, 81; anc
Portsmouth Notre Dame fell be
fore Portsmouth East, Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Suffering Jets
Wing Way Home
Next Week

The Columbus Jets, who nose.
Owed into seventh place in the
international League last week,
will be home for four days next
week.
Miami will meet the Column.
bus club at Jet Stadium for sin.
gle games on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. The
Jets then will take off for To.
|ronto.
Columbus continues It's first
"trip through The South TO-
night with host Havana. The
JETS will play the cubsns Sat.
Urday and In . dovble-hsadsr
Sunday.
The Jets had 4 bad time last
week, winning two and losing
five. Columbus defeated Ha.
vana, 90, and Richmond, 10.
Losses included: SO and IS to
Havana: III. 90 and 81 to Rich.
mond.
The Jets, who had a five-game
losing streak at one point, lost
three straight games to Rich.
mond In the ninth inning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Champion st. Charles Cardinals

These members Of The St. Charles baseball team
last week added another trophy TO The schools impres-
sive collection Of diamond monenfoes when they won
. eo-championship In The Central District Class "A
Tournament. First row, from left: Manager Mike Refs,
Tim Refs, Bill Sprvnk, Fred Schamm, Jack Stein,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

The Time of Your Life

are several ordinations
throughout the country. So
it is just the right time to
pray for these fine young men
who are going to spend their
lives in the priesthood of
Jesus Christ. We never have
too many priests, so while
you are ON your knees, pray
for an increase Of vacations.
Some Of the young men being
ordained this year may be at
your bedside to help you to
heaven. We owe q Lot to our
priests.
YES MAN
Opportunity looks 50 much
like hard work we don't give
II q second take.
SPRING TONIC
The best thing for you
right now is to spend as much
time as you can outside. We
have gotten to the point
where we think only in terms
Of housing and houses. They
are shelters, 20 there Is not
TOO much need to spend q great
amount of time In them when
we pass up the glories Of
nature 10 nit inside and look
out at what we are missing.
Get. some excerise out Of
doors and you will spend the
time you need In sleeping
rather than In walking the
floor.
RECIPE
Don't think Of yourself too
much or no one else will.
THANK HIM
Pentecost Sunday always
gives us an opportunity to
thank the Holy Spirit for CON-
ming to us In Confirmation.
Learn more about the great
gifts He brought with Him
the day you were confirmed,
and you will learn to live
q better and fuller life.
DECENT DISKS AND
SUITABLE SONGS
Judy" MARIA From
Madrid" liberty David Sew.
lille;
"Solo Per Ts" THE An
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15

The YaUns couple had Just
finished going through their
monthly bills and were down to
the last two. We'll, honey"
sighed the husband, we're prac-
ticaily broke by now. | don't
know which one Of these two we
ought to pay: the electric COM
pany or the doctor"
why, the electric company,
of course" replied his wife,
promptly. after all, the doctor
can't very well shut off your
blood" Catholic Digest ~
March.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Youth Night
Plans Made
At Meeting

Plans for the sale of tickets
for Catholic Youth Night, ret for
June Is at Jet Stadium, were
made at an organizational meet
ing attended by parish repre-
sentativea
Chairmen Of various parishes
are: Robert Walter, st. Aga.
tina; James Whitehead, St. Au-
gustine; Ray Howard, Christ the
King; Jack WEIGH, Corpus Chris.
i'd; Hugh McGrath, st. Francis;
Dan Doyle, Holy Name.
Bob Denbow, st. Mary Magda.
|lene; Phil Baehr, Our Lady Of
Victory; AL Roehrenbeck, St
John the Evangelist; Don Tiberi,
st. James the Less; and Warren
|Schrage of st. Andrew. Dan
Doyle represented Knights Of
Columbus Council 400.
Tiberi Is general chairman
Of The annual event while
Bsshr Is ticket chairman. Bob
MeQvald Of immaculate Con-
esption h chairman Of The
Club Of Champions committee
while Or. Jimmy Hull, ons-
fine Ohio State University
basketball ssav, y program
chairman.
Father Richard r. Dodd, Di
ocesan Youth Director, stressed
the point Of disposing Of the
special" tickets for the games
since only these benefit the
Catholic Youth Council office.
The Jets will battle Buffalo
on Catholic Youth Night. In case
of rain, the event will be observ.
ed the next night.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-05-15
Schedule
SOUTH LEAGUE

May Is: Corpus Christi vs..
St. Dominic at Wolfe No. 2;
May is: Christ the King VS.. st.
John at Wolfe No. 1; st. Thomas
VS.. Holy Rosary at Wolfe No.
2; Holy Spirit at st. Catharine;
St. Leo VS.. st. Ladislas at South
view No. z.
NORTH LEAGUE
May Is: Our Lady Of Peace
VS.. Holy Name at Tuttle; St.
Augustine vs.. Immaculate Con-
ception at Como; st. Michael at
st. Agatha; St. Andrew ct st.
Gabriel.
WEST LEAGUE
May Is: Sacred Heart vs. st.
Mary Magdalene at Westgate;
Our Lady of Victory VS.. st.
Aloysius at Southview No. /;
Holy Family W. st. Christopher
at Gowdy; st. Francis VS.. Our