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, 1960-04-26
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Orange Grove Hill;
Bdnk Official Hurt
Circuit Court
Upholds Government
In Reese Case
Chomber Of Com cree
Sending 2 Delegates
To Convention
Virgin islands Trude
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Organized

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quietly and efficient to- world them the deed for plot Of Police hMdatr Mr. Lin
ward establishment of the They will be among more homestead land for which day in mail Flats sedan
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ter an boards that have hWaMgon (, ndede Judge s VIII, wrote thea Rp wagon CNR east
been operating successfully broad policies for the Nation decision said Hta although od. driven by Warren B
h"msm JmnaBm Bermuda Gbam ealing with heL Land Division Advisory Fuller visitor crashed into
and the Bahama islands as the Administration and Con- Board had approved the sale the sedan He. sustained lace
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Islands 0 To cooperate fully publican mmaCo Committee on the government He said rented car said hat nkd
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, 1960-04-26

lit O,UOU UGlSSdCGS Will AL
as spokesman for $4,000 BUSH
ness members Of the Cham
Der and $500 city, state and
regional chambers Of COM
merce and professional and
trade associations w h O S e
memberships total 100000.
They will review and set
National Chamber policy for
dealing with such matters as
tax reform, initiation, labor
law, state rights, government
competition with business, the
federal budget, and govern
ment spending. At specially
arranged dinners, they will
discuss these policies with
senators a n d congressman
from their states.
Among the speakers adj
dressing the delegates will be:
Sen, Barry Goldwater (Ariz.)
who will discuss whats Next
in Labor Law Maurice H.
Continued on page a.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
SoVe on SNORT
Foshion Fobries

500 Yords WooIens and Wool
Blends, in O Special Purchose Group.
All labeled for fobnc content.
Topper and costume weights in
leoding coIors. 54" wide. Compor-
oble values 5.98 and 6.e8 q yord,
400
500 Skirt Lengths in q Special Pur-
chase Group. One-yord lengths in
wooIs ond blends, varied Weights,
oil marked for fobric content. Com
porobIe value, 5o8 to 7.95 O yord,
800 and 500
800 ToFds SpeeioI Purchase Indion
Cotton Madras, subtle pIoids ond
stripes in this exotic hand -Ioomed
tobric, guaranteed to bleed to soften
coIors with weorinq. 35". Less than
u comparable value, yord. see
400 Iords Special Purchase Linen
by famous maker, creose-resistont.
Limited color choice but plenty Of
black ond white. Less than u COM
parable value, yord ----I.3S
Ameritex "Stotus Quo" Cotton Re-
dueed. Festive prints; 36" wide.
Comparable value l5c linear inch.
Now, linear inch --------.-lOe
WGL-Foshon Fobrics, 9Th Floor,
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
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Neighbors said q group oi
white youths had pelted the
house with rocks Tuesday
night. The owner came to the
front door. poked a shotgun
out and threatened to kill his
tormentors if they didn't quit,
the neighbors said.
A detective, Capt. r. E. Little,
said he didn't think whoever
did the (bombing) tried to de-
stroy the house. I think they
just wanted to scare some
body"
The dynamite was placed in
a rear corner of the house and
was triggered with wires at
Evening star., 1960-04-14

tached to an automobile battery
several yards behind the house
In Miami. Fla, Negroes de-
manding integrated lunch
counter service scheduled a
meeting today to discuss
whether to continue sit-down
demonstrations or confer with
city officials first.
Such a conference was pro-
posed yesterday by city officials.
On Other Fronts
Elsewhere:
Fifteen Negro parents started
action in Federal Court to force
Evening star., 1960-04-14

integration Of public schools of
Clarendon County, S. c.
Two Negro girls staged a
brief sit-in at a Chattanooga
(Tenn0 lunch counter last
night, but were served standing
after police arrived. No arrests
were made.
In Amherst, Mass, student
leaders estimated at least 300
students will picket the White
House and Capitol tomorrow
in an integration demonstra-
ton.
Two Jackson CMiss.) Negro
leaders complained to the State
Evening star., 1960-04-14

Advisory Committee of the Fed
eral Civil Rights Commission
about alleged racial discrimina-
ton in interstate bus and train
stations.
At Petersburg, Va. yesterday,
a Negro leader said Petersburg
Negroes are ready for a wide
range of desegregation at
tempts including schools. court
rooms, and a municipal golf
course.
The Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker
head of the Petersburg I'm
provement Association, said
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Lancaster Names
Campaign Manager

George T. Curtis, jr., Of
Brandywine, Nd. president Of
Curtis Bros. Furniture Co., has
been named campaign manager
for Carlyle J. Lancaster, Prince
Georges County Republican
candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Lancaster, former States
Attorney is seeking his party's
nomination from Maryland's
5th congressional district.
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To DiscusslBudqet

Fairfax County's proposed
record budget Of $50 million
will be discussed at a public
meeting Of the Fairfax County
Taxpayers Alliance in the
Fairfax County Courthouse at
8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Atkins Power
Mowers Reduced

Z Atkins Power Mowers, 3-h.p., A.
cycle, less than u price, comparable
value. Now 1888
z Atkins Power Mowers, 2I2-h.p.,
4-cycIe, less thon u price, COM
parable value. Now 1888
WGL-The Gorden Shop,
End Floor, North Building
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Negro Home Bombed
In Atlanta, None Hurt

The Negro family was not at
home at the time. Neighbors
said the family had moved in
Tuesday night. Damage was
light and no injuries we're re-
ported.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Casual Dresses

$50 dresses in q group thet includes
wool, silk, royon and cotton in shirt
woist jacket and bosie sheeth styles.
Sizes 8 TO ls.
100 comparable value 1875 and
22.95 - I2.oo
l3o comparable value $500 ond
1895 .- 1900
100 Fomous Make Wool Suits in
tweeds, ploids, ceor coIors. Fitted
and box jacket styles in sizes 10
to Is.
so comparable voIue $685. -44.oo
40 comparable value 69.95 $500
WGL-CosuoI Sportsweor, Bird Floor,
oIso Chs/y Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
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Hondcrofted
Woodenwore at
Substantial Sovinqs

Hendsome hardwood bowls, from the
Adirondack Mountoins. Selected
golden brown wood.
SOS" oveI SeIod Bowls. Com
parable voIue 1,es
2S-9" Round Bowls with hondIes.
Value -- IAa
4o-I7h" soIod Bowls. VoIue,
4.4s
so oiomond-sheped cunupe Com
Penions, z tiers. Value 6.4s
SOL" Free Form Bowls. Value,
I.ss
4o-l3" Free Form Bowls. VoIue.
2.ss
sS-l5" Free Form Bowls. Value.
4.ss
500" ovoI Nut Bowls. VoIue.
2.ss
So-2-tisr cenepe Servers. Com
porooIe value o.ee w 4.4s
WGL - Housewares Center, lst
Floor North Building: olso Chew
Chose, Wheoton Pozo and
TArparr
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Sove More Than u
On Scatter Rugs
In Discontinued
CoIors
Less Than I Price
2.'s or 2 for SIS

lS4 ploin-eoIoF eottons, 2'x3', with
and without fringe. Discontinued
eolors include: antique gold, wood
rose, light blue, terro eotto, equa,
peach end Gvoeodo.
WGL-Floor Coverings, 9Th Floor;
also Chevy Chase and
Wheaton PIozo
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Nurses Uniforms
Greatly Reduced

Discontinued styles by femous-nems
manufacturers included in this
group. Junior, misses and hoIf-
sizes in the group.
so Comparable value 900 500
80 Comparable value HOO 500
20 Comparable value 1900 800
"a Comparable value $500 ll.oo
WGL-Foshion 5th Uniforms,
5th Floor
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two suits are ready or filing in
Richmond's Federal Court. He
said the ground work is being
done on at least four other
suits.
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By the Associated Press

A dynamite bomb was ignited
last night in a home recently
acquired by a Negro family in
. formerly all-white neighbor-
hood of Atlanta.
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fine furniture reduced "

Included ore groups, partial groups
and single pieces in upholstered,
dining and bedroom styles. Many
styles and woods. Below is Just q
portieI listing:
I Four-Pieee Bedroom Group by
Bosic-Witz in O contemporary de-
sign with rosewood mahogany finish.
Includes: 7-drower dresser, mirror,
chest and fulI-size poneI bed. Now,
1900
! Triple Dresser and Mirror in buck
skin beige. Now s6.7S
! BoeheIor Chest in buckskin beige.
Now 1915
Deck Top in buckskin beige. Now,
2o.75
| Double Dresser and Mirror, con-
Temporary style in light wolnut
Nov -------.----------7S. 1915
I Vanity and Mirror, Eory Amer
icon style in rich cherry, Now 57.25
! Corner Drower Unit, EorIy Amer
icor style in cherry. Now $3.50
! BoeheIor Chest with doors, Eohy
American style in cherry. Now, $3.50
Deck Top, EorIy Americon style
in cherry. Now 2l.5o
3 Dining Tobles in troditionoI ond
contemporary styles. Now $500
4 Upholstered ottomons, troditionoI,
contemporary ond EorIy American
styles. Now 2l.7S TO $500
WGl-Furniture, 9th Floor
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Millinery Clearance

Leading siIhouettes in black and
light eoIors.
80 Glamour Items, comparable value
less than v price LOO
SO Eelts, less thon half price 1879
lzo Strews, less than u price, s.ee
WGL-MiIIinery, End Floor
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Mems Top Grain
Cowhide Luggage

Il" Companions. Comparable value,
35.95. Now 1885
Z Suffers. Comparable value, SO 95.
Now ---------------2s.s5
Not every size in eoch color
Please add 1920 FederoI tox
WGL-Luoeoee, 7th Floor,
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo,
7 Corners and Alexondrio
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WROUGHT IRON

WJL-Loree Housewares,
3rd Floor, North Building
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Juniors SIocks
Comparable 400
Value 7.99

Y UW pWT UUTt " wv
Value 7.99 -
ITO poirs Of $50 Orion eeryIie and
$500 wool and oil wool mon
teiloTed sIoeks in topered style.
Charcoal and medium sroy, brown
ond plaids in sizes 7 TO IS. Wssh-
ebIe.
100 Skirts in slim or pleoted styles;
white, navy, eroy, block, brown ond
q few posteIs, in sizes 5 to IS.
Comparable values 7.99 to 1895,
500 and 400
WGL-Junior Sportsweor, 4th Floor
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Washington Store Only Except Where Noted 4


Droperies Reduced
A to u and More
Accessories
comparable
volue
I Peir Imported AIe-
bester Lamp Bases
from Itoly; chess
men design in white 1000 s
I Psir Black Afrieen
Moon Bottles 1000 4
4 Afrieen Compost
tion Wall PIoeques,
each ---.--- 1000
Z creweI embFoi-
dered Linen Mir
rors, l5x35" less
thon u comparable value z
I Pair Imported
ItoIian Seonees g.
candle, in turquoise 1000 ]
I ltolion 5-eendIe
Seonee, wheat de-
sign ---------- 10000 s
! Pair Lemon
Seonee8 -- less
thon v comparable value !
3 ltoIion Wall Con-
soles with morbeI-
lied tops 1880 7
! Pair ItoIian AIa-
boster Lamp Boses,
column design in
green ---' 5000 Z
I Pair IteIion AIe-
boster Lomp Boses,
column design in
green, os is less
thon " comparable value |
! chippendeIe Wall
Cobinet, imported
from ItoIy less
thon u comparable value ]
! English creweI-
embroidered Bell
Pull, wool --l4O.OO 7
I Peir IteIian
Seonees, 2-condIe,
in pink ----- 1000 4
! ltelien Mirror --l7l.Oo II
! Poir lteIion AIe-
busteT FisuTinsL
eoch 10000 10
! French chonde-
Iier, OrmoIu and
crystol, g. condIe,
IS" 1000 7
Z Black Oriental
yeweIry Chests, Tx
20" $500 7
steut 1000 Z
] Poir French Con-
delabro. crystoI with
gold trim 5000 8
! Pair French Con-
deIebro, crystoI with
gold trim, 3-condIe $4,000 10
z cobaIt Blue Bed
spreods, cotton,
single size less
than u comparable value, ca.
Draperies
! Pair Lined Cotton
Damosk oroperies
with CreweI-embroi-
dered cornice to
match in olive green.
The droperies, SIX
TO-; the cornice,
8'8"xI'5" less
thon u comparable
VoIue set. 20
z Austrion Shades,
cotton with O linen
like weave. Green
polka dots on white.
3'8"x51o" $500, ca. q
! Pair Silk end Forth
son Draw Droperies,
champagne, ITO"
long less
thon Y comparable value z
I Lined coverIet Of
cotton domosk with
matching bolster,
head curtain and
canopy, double size,
in olive green less
thon v comparable value Isl
] Pair Cobalt Blue
Cefe Curtains, cot
ton with white trim 4.o5
WGl-Studio Of Interior Decoro-
9Th Floor, Woshinoton Stor,
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300 to $50

IS eests and reineoets in escorted
styles and eoIors; sizes to 5 in
the group.
WGL-Junior Coots, 4th Floor
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at our Washington Store
5 "Pleyins Cords" Avieron Royon
Rugs. 3O"x48". Hearts, diamonds,
spades or clubs designs. Compor-
obIe VoIue 1895 ---1o.s5
4 "cIay Pipes" Cotton Rugs, 3'x5',
in gold, sobIe or green. Comparable
volue $500 l2.e5
2"Temperenee" Cotton Rugs, 3'x5',
in sunnoc color. Comparable value
Stone-desisn Cotton, 3'x5', in
petol pink. Less than u compor-
ooIe value 6.s5
Future" Niseose Royon RUGS,
3'x5, in green and white or black
ond white stripes with white frinoe.
Less thon u comparable value, 6.95
"Georsette" Cotton Rugs, 2'x3',
Ploin color with fringe. Compor-
oble voue $50 l.6e
z "ceribe" Cotton Rugs, 2:x3', with
teHtured ribbed effect and frinoe.
Plain color. Comparable value, 3 IS,
l.e9
WGL-FIoorcoverines, sth Floor;
otso Chevy Chose and Wheoton PIozo
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Roy Rogers
Covered Wagon
Comparable Value 8.98
SIS

81 covered wagons, mopIewoed toy
eontoineF on wheels.
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor;
olso Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
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Spring Suit
Reductions

y, Assorted eolers and styles
Comparable values 1895,
1895, $500, $4,000 and more
$500, $500 and $500
Spring Coots, comparable Volues
1895, S995 and 1895,
$500 and $500
.tAt our Washington
Store Only
Winter coots, comparable value
1895 $500
W5L-Coots ond Suits 3rd Floor,
selections OF Chevy Chase,
Wheaton Plozo and 7 Corners
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Casual Dresses

Group includes several styles and
eolors in escorted sizes.
1s, comparable value 1875 to
$500 --------l0.o0
l8, comparable VoIue 1895 and
1925 400
WGL-Cosuol Sportsweor, 3rd Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
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Girls Suits Reduced
Two and three piece styles in I'll

TWO uHu tHFee piece stYIe5 N fhe
group; sizes 7 to "a.
IS comparable values 500 ord
1895 ------------7.o 100
90 comparable values 1895 and
1926 --------------- 800
20 comparable values 1875 400
WGl-GirIs' Apparel, 4th Floor
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plozo,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
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Teen Skirts
7.ss
C ON parable Value
5.99 to 1925

500 to 1925
IS in q group thet includes wool
flannel sheoths in clay and yellow;
'pleeted style in Zefran, on oeFylie
fiber, in white. Sizes 7 to IS.
100 Sweaters in Bon-Lon1 in Iona
sleeve pulIoVer and cordoon styles.
Ruby, sapphire and toupe; sizes 81
TO SO. Comparable value 7.e9, 2.ss
.W5L-Teen-Aee Apparel, 4th Floor
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Infonts' PIoy Pens
Comparable Value 1925
: Q.9s

z Wooden play pens. floor sonpIes,
'os is.
i Wooden PIoy Pen. floor sonpIe
os is, 9.S5
j Wooden Play Pen, floor sompIe,
os is. comparable value 1875
l Five Drewer Chest On Chest,
'wolnut finish, floor sample, dscon-
tinued style Comparable value
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
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Boys Sport Shirts

G"%s"sSSl' G@i"s s'gs 2'ss
IS sport shirts in Ions-sleeve style.
FouIords, stripes and feneies in the
group. Broken sizes s TO II.
II Sport Shirts, short sleeve style
in assorted cleor coIors and foncy
patterns; broken sizes 6 to 20.
Comparable VoIue 298 l.4s
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
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Unfinished Furniture
Reduced

WGL-Lorge Housewives,
3rd Floor North Building
Evening star., 1960-04-14

~ Enehont textuTed AVicFon rayon
rugs, woven in pIoin-eoIor stripes
with matehins fringe.
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On Sale Friday, $3.50 AM.

Junior Coots and
Roincoots
Comparable Value
4.96 tn 49.08
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at our Washington Store

WGL-Floorcoverinos, 9Th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose
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Scatter Rugs
at our Washington and
Chevy Chose Stores
COnnDoTObIe

40 Tumble Twist cotton rugs with
long twisted pile. Excellent choice
Of coIoTs,
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Teen Shoes Reduced
for Clearance

zoo psirs OF shoes in FIcttie and
heel styles, popular eoIors, but not
every size in eeeh style and color.
Teen sizes 4Ia TO 9.
: WGL-The Young Shoe Shop,
2nd Floor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19

CURE Memorial Award of the
Connecticut Federation of La
Dor in 1854; the Distinguished
Service Award of the Connect
icut Federation of Teachers
in 1856, and the Outstanding
Citizens Award of the Con-
necticut Grand Lodge, Order
of the Sons of Italy.
Bishop Clarence G. Issen-
mann will preside at the Mass,
which is held for intention
of better Acknowledgment
relations.
Celebrant for the annual
Mass will be Father George
Fulcher, Times editor-in-chief
who will be assisted by Faith
ers Kenneth Grimes, deacon,
and Father Eugene Y6ris,
subdeacon.
Chaplains to the Bishop will
be Monsignor Lawrence Cor
coran and Monsignor Bennett
Apologize.
N
Monsignor Paul O'Dea will
be archpriest. Father Thorn
as Gallen will direct the st.
Charles Seminary choir and
minor ministers of the Mass
will also be Diocesan seminar
ians.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19
Grand Jury
Calls Pastor
On Bogus Oath

PITTSBURGH - (NC) -
The pastor of an "independ-
ent' church in nearby Fin
leyville, Pa, has been order
ed (Aug. 10) to appear be-
fore a grand jury for Grimm
al libel against him.
Rev. Mr.. w. L. King, pas
tor of the Nazarene Bible
Church, is charged with print
ing and circulating copies of
the bogus oath of the Knights
of Columbus.
Rev. Mr.. King waived a
hearing before Magistrate E.
L. Hearndon in nearby West
view, Pa, and was freed on
$1,000 bond. The grand jury
will sit in September.
A printer-editor who resid-
eS in Elizabeth, Pa, Re-. Nh.
King is alleged to have cir
culated in the Pittsburgh
area pamphlets carrying the
bogus oath. He also printed
the oath in his magazine, the
Voice of the NaZarene.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19
Former
West Jeff
Pastor Dies

Father John ]. Har-
brecht, former pastor SITS.
Simon and Jude Church,
w e S Jefferson, died
Tuesday, Aug. 9 at Good
Samaritan Hospital. Cincin-
natl. He was So. FIR. Harbrecht
had been living in retirement
at Mt. st. Mary Seminary of
the West, Norwood.
Solemn Requiem Mass was
offered Friday, Aug. IL in St.
Elizabeth Church, Norwood.
FIR. HARBREcHT was pas
tor at SITS. Simon and Jude
from 1888 to 1948. He was in
cardinated into the Diocese of
Columbus when parts of the
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
were annexed to the Column
bus Diocese.
FIR. Harbrecht d
from his %pastorate in West
Jefferson in 1913, and accept
ed a p~asturate at st. Brigid
Church, Logansport, Ind.
AFTER REcUPERATiNG
from a serious automobile
accident in 1851, FIR. Har-
brecht re-joined the Archdi-
Geese of Cincinnati in 1854
and was stationed at the
Siena Home, Dayton. He re-
tired from that position in
1856 and spent his remaining
years at Mt. st. Mary Semi
nary.
He has a brother, FIR. Wal
ter L. Harbrecht, pastor st.
Charles Church h, South
Charleston, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19
HIGH SCHOOL RELIGION
Priest Teachers
Meet Aug. 29-3O

Exchange of Ideas and Tech
niques."
"A Program of Scripture
Reading and How to Use
Them" will be presented at
the second morning session
with Monsignor WOLF answer
ing questions on the topic.
THE AFTERNOON session
will begin at 2 pm. with a
discussion and possible adop-
ton of a STANDARD Approach
on Moral Questions" led by
Father Duffy with questions
answered by the panel.
Discussion of ProbIem
Cases, Diocesan Regulations
and Professional Attitudes"
will be the topic for the sec
on9 aft ernoon discussion,
which will be led by Monsig-
nor O'Dea, with questions an
swered by the panel.
Bishop Isse n m a will
make the concluding remarks
at the closing session.
Luncheon will be served on
both Monday and Tuesday.
An open discussion period
will follow dinner on Monday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19
GETS HANDICAPPED OUT OF SHELF
St. Aloysius Student, l3, Forms Club

His next step was to call
the parents of the children,
explain his plan and then talk
to the children.
I'VE HAVE ABOUT Is or
30 members. Only two people
have turned us down." he
said.
The "we' and "us" in
Jackie's story is his 12-year-
old classmate and helpmate,
Linda Schleup, who acts as
secretary and "right-hand-
man" for the ambitious young
ster. Linda does a lot of pa
per work and telephoning.
"A BIG PROBLEM" Jackie
said, "is to find normal kids
who want to help. | have a
list of a few now, but gotta
get more. | have to make sure
they're the right kind. Some
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19

A two-day workshop for
priests who t a h high
S C h o | religion courses
will be held at st. Charles
Seminary, August 20 and
80. principals and Program"
will be the general topic for
the first day sessions, which
will begin at $50 am. with
an introduction by Monsignor
Bennett Apologize, Diocesan
superintendent of schools.
Bishop Clarence G.. Issen-
mann will give the keynote
address, "Priests as Teach
ers," at this first session.
JOUR- PR oBLEMs and
Some Proposed Sol utions"
will be the topic of the Sec
ond session, led by Father
James E. Kraus, and "The
Place of Scripture in the Re-
ligion Course" will be dis
cussed by Monsignor George
WOLF.
The afternoon meetings on
Monday will begin at 2 pm.
with a panel discussion, "The
Teaching of Morals in the Re-
ligion Course" led by Father
Thomas Duffy, with Msgr.
Francis Schwendenman, Mon
signor Edward F. Spiers, Fa-
Their Augustine Winkler, Fa-
Their Richard Endres and Fa-
ther Joseph Stanton as panel
lists.
The second session in the
afternoon will be led by Mon
signor Paul ]. O'Dea with Fa-
Their John Tague and DR.. John
Mitchell as panelists, who will
examine Discipline and the
Religion Teacher"
application AND Dis
cussion" will be the general
topic for the Tuesday ses-
sions, which will begin at $50
am. with a round table dis
cussion led by Father James
E. Kraus on Examples of
Good Teaching Practice and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-19

Hoy, the communist daily
newspaper.
THE COMMUNIST leader
linked Francis CARDINAL
Spellman, Archbishop of New
York, President Eisenhower,
Sen. John F. Kennedy of
Massachusetts, Manuel Cardi-
nal Arteaga y Betancourt,
Archbishop of Havana, and
other Cuban Church leaders
in "counterrevolutionary ac-
tlvities' against the Castro re-
gime.
He DECLARED that "the
reactionaries, agents of i'm
perialism and the big Cuban
landholders, who for one
cause or another wear relig-
ious habits, cannot be permit
ted to use the churches -.
to make counterrevolutionary
propaganda"
Mr.. Castro's charges
brought relations between his
regime and the Catholic
Church in Cuba to a new low.
Earlier, Archbishop Evelio
Diaz y Cia, Coadjutor and
Apostolic Administr a of
Havana, was reported to have
told the government that all
churches would be closed if
the regime fails to guarantee
freedom of religion.
The Cuban premier's attack
on the Church followed by
four days the publication of a
joint pastoral letter by the
Bishops of Cuba denouncing
communism and warning
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