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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25

by Archbishop Sebastian Mar
tinelli, then apostolic delegate
to the United States, was a
native of Bachem, Rhine pro-
vince, Germany.
HE CAME TO THE UNITED
STATES in 1880 where his
family settled in Morrillton,
Arkansas. He entered the
Josephinum in 1883, when the
school was still located on
East Main Street in Columbus.
He attended the University
of Muenster in 1894, but re-
turned to the Josephinum
where he graduated. After
ordination he attended the
University of Bonn, where he
received his Doctorate of
Philosophy.
He returned to the
Josephinum faculty staff in
1902 where he taught until
1857. He was chairman of the
Latin and Greek departments
and also taught German.
Also during this time, for
80 years, he was chaplain at
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25

st. Joseph Academy.
The Holy Father named him
a Domestic prelate in 1888.
A JosEPHINuM REVIEW
article estimated that Mon
signor Pinter had taught more
than 1000 students while on
the faculty and had corrected
some $4,000 Latin and Greek
compositions.
Since his retirement he had
been residing in Morrilton.
He is survived by one broth
er Peter, of Conway, Arkan-
Burial will be at the
Josephinum.
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TEXT OF
STATEMENT
PAGE 10

primarily to the field of re.
ligion."
THE FOREMOST SIGNS Of
the decline of personal re-
sponsibility are to be found
in the family" the Bishops
stated. 1.-THE failure OF par
ents to fulfill their response
bilities, as revealed in the
frequency of divorce, deser.
ton and broken homes, is a
national disgrace. Any delin-
quency of parents may well
be reflected in the delin-
quency of youth, which is
now commonly conside r e d
our greatest national domes-
tic problem"
The Bishops statement, en-
titled "Need for Personal
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25

Responsibility" said that
equally conspicuous is the
evidence of decline in the
sense Of responsibility with
In our industrial organization
and in our general economic
life"
FAT A TIME WHEN so
much depends upon the
soundness Of our economy
and upon our ability to pro-
duce to meet the needs of a
rapidly developing world, we
have been faced with a fire.
quent lack of truly respon-
sible leadership, both on the
part of management and
labor" the Bishops said.
among the evident in
stances of the breakdown of
personal responsibility most
deplorable has been the wide
spread cynical reaction to the
revelation of dis honesty Y,
waste and malfeasance in in
dustrial relations"
Personal responsibility and
initiative have been character
istics of this nat n, the
Bishops said, but "pressures
are growing for a constantly
greater reliance on the col
lectivity rather than on the
Individual" The tendency to
delegate excessive RESPONSE
bility to an organization is
discernible in international af-
fairs, the Bishops said. Many
citizens seem to feel that
mere adherence to the Unit
ed Nations absolves the ma
ton from further responsible
ity in the international order,
they added.
HOWEVER VARIED the
above mentioned evils, rang
ing from the single act of
wrongdoing to the moral lax
ity of the mass mind, the
root cause is the same-the
rejection of personal response.
bility," the statement said.
This is a moral evil, as are
all the major ills that beset
the present world. AS such
their cure is largely within
the power of individual per-
sons. A godly society is the
work of godly men. Even the
most universal evil and the
threatened mechanization of
man can be made to yield be-
fore the just and determined
Continued on Page Two)
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nance lasts forty days to re-
mind us of the time Our Lord
spent in prayer and fasting
in the desert.
~PAScHALTlDE runs from
the Mass of the Easter Vigil,
April 2, 1861, to the Satur-
day, after Pentecost, May 20.
1t includes the Easter Sea-
son, extending from the Feast
of the Resurrection to the
vigil of the Ascension; Ascen.
siontide, extending from the
Feast of the Ascension to the
vigil Of Pentecost: and the
Octave of Pentecost, running
the Mass of the vigil of
Pentecost through the follow
ing Saturday.
White is the liturgical color
Continued on Page Two
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25
Collection Set
For Catholic IT

This Sunday, a collection
will be taken up at all Masses
for the support of the Catho-
lie University of America,
Washington, DC.
Although the University en-
rolled a five percent increase
this year, many capable stu
dents were turned away due
to lack of facilities and teash-
ers.
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PARTIES NOT
APPROPRIATE
BISHOP SAYS

Advent is the time of spirit
ual preparedness and not
parties, Bishop Clarence G..
Issenmann reminded here.
In a letter to Miss Mary
K. Rohr, chairman of the Co.
lumbus Christmas is Christ's
Birthday committee, the Bish-
OPP pointed out:
THE WEEKS OF ADVENT
are a time of preparedness
for Christmas, in its truest
significance of a spiritual
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25

THE MAYoREss specified
that she would 60 to the COM
munion rail at San Juan Ca
thedral, but she did not at
tend any of the Sunday Mass
es there. Father Thomas Mai
Continued on Page Two)
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INSIDE NSI7s

READER DEFENDS Dialogue Mass--Pase four.
FIR. LUCH reviews Saints of Russia-Psge five.
cAGERs PLAY For Missions-Pase Six
DEAR DORIS answers feenase quesfioners-Paae
seven.
ST. ANN GUILD officers pietured-Pase eight.
CATHOLIC IN AMERICA series eoneIvded-Page
nine.
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NEARLY 90 YEARS AT JOsEPHINUM:
Offer Mass Today
For Msgr. Pinter

A Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 10
&. m. today at the Pontifical College JoSephinum for
Monsignor Nicholas Pinter, 81, a member of the first
Josephinum class and a faculty member for nearly go
years.
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waves; men fainting for fear
and for expectation of the
things that are coming on the
world; for the powers of heav-
en- will be shaken. And then
they will see the Son of Man
coming upon a cloud with
great power and majesty. But
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25
WHO PROMOTED DIsOBEDIENCE:
Bar Puerto Ricans
From SUcrUnlents

SAN JUAN, PR. - Catholics who publicly pro-
noted disobedience of the voting instructions of the
Bishops here should be denied SacramentS until public
repentance is made, the San Juan ~chancery has IN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25
FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
New Church Year
Begins This Sunday

This Sunday we begin a new Church Year. The
~liturgical cycle begins with the First Sunday of Advent,
which is the Sunday closest to the Feast of st. Andrew.
DATES in the Church year are calculated
by the date of Easter Sunday, which is always celebrat,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-25

Editors Note - Faith
err Hubert Dvnphy re-
ceived his Masters degree
from Fordham University.
christmas Every Christ
mas is his third book.
The others are THE Vir-
tues Revisited" 1883 and
I'm Blood Burnt Foot
steps" 1850. His articles
have been published in
several magazines and he
was recently appointed
editor of "Friars Fields"
Evening star., 1960-08-24
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bedrm., lge. closets, RECEIPT. hall.
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$3.50 incl. all utils. Call FE.
7-775S for appt.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
QUALITY RENTALS

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! Semldetached. Fenced lot, option
TO buy. NllN mo ME S-l011.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
BETHESDA
SEE
A Unique Answer
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BRICK RAMBLER a bedrms,, 2
full baths. sa-acre lot. paneled rec
reation room. gas heat. electric
KIT. near schools. shopping CEN
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:: miles from Baileys Crossroads
toward Annandsle. $50 per
month. CL. 6-17SS. Available about
Sent Ois
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Mr.. ASHTON, Md bedrms, 2
baths, lgc. yd., garden ready for
harvest. SP. 4-Q65l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

BOOK. SCIENCE AND HEALrH VITA -kEY-
70 me -scRIPTURes- - TOTALLY coMrIsIe-'
FREE OF ADAAAEvE TRANslAro&s, sNvoto"
rARv spsRIyunk ADULTeRERs - LIKE The
SATAN Uoupco~ CLERGY. WHO SWEAR ~ ~
BALE eeptEs1 THROUGH REVELATION AND -"
swear. Az The FUlFLLMkNr o. Pkoes1cS
Fue exASp1e TIE SATAN BOUND cAU>olic
CLERGY - PRIEST 70 POPE INCLUSIVE
THESE ~sArAM SOUND WovLOeE CHRIST U$
eWLGs AND APOSTLES AAsslEAo ssvesoReos
or Nskxsoets - ADVISE AGAINST The FULFILL
Mesr or JESUS AND nv PROMISE AID seokre-
cy 70 THAT WICKED AND ADUl ferrous GENERA
rioN~ AND SUBSEQUENT ONES. OF -ANoIhsk
COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST -. TEACH
ING ALL THINGS" = EVEN The HEALING
REVELATION or - THE REAL NATIONS, CREATION,
UNIVERSE - NEVER NEEDING HEALING ~
ALL ETERNITY - ETERfsAlLY. coMPAETEly
POPULATED WITH nv OFFSPRING - YOUR fRVe
BEING SUNLESS DeATHLESs MATreness.
FlEsHLEss ADAmEvElEss - NEVER A HUMAN
BIRTH N ALL ETERNITY M THE ONE, REAL UNI
VERSE,
HENCE THE CHILL D-L-ES-s CHRIST JESUS WHO
APPReHeNDeo AL o. TIVE FOREGOING.
THAT OFFSPRING mv o4slv REAL, IS SPIRITUAL
AND CHRISTINE - SUPERsATuRATEs oAaki-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE = IS MOOR
RUPTIelE sNvUlNERABlE. YOUR TRUE HA6I
TAI or MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Excessive Spending :
lconfinved From Back Page,

lconfinved From Back Psge)
Or has II? Contrary what Of more eloquent
politicians you believe, has 70 come from
somewhere and FEDERAL money comes only from one
sovree-fhe people
AS THE MAVERICK BROTHERS oFToUoTED
PAPpY MIGHT SAY SON THERE JUST AMT NO SUCH
THING AS A FREE LUNCH" AND SURE ENOUGH.
DOWN AT THE END or THE LUNCH COUNTER STANDS
THE sToLID FIGURE OF UNCLE SAM, AND HE'S GOT
A TAX REGISTER IN FRONT or HIM.
When you stop 10 think II simply has 10 be that way.
The billions fhe bs-spenders wo0d toss around light
heaiedy from somewhere and tax dollars make
up seemingly boomess reservoir they seek TO drain
SURE WE WANT BETTER SCHOOLS AND SOME OF
TIE OTHER THINGS THE sPEND-AND-TAx CULT ARE
OFFERING BUT ISN'T IT LOGICAL TO KEEP MOST OF
OUR MONEY AT HOME so WE CAN WATCH HOW WISE
LY IT'S BEING SPENT?
Let's set fhe cooks in Washington straight. Tell them
willing 70 pay for own lunehes-and also tell
them we'd like 70 do Of he cooking ourselves ! !
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Banning =
CONTINUED from Page u

By David Lawrence, NY rrb. 81. and Free Press.
WASHINGTON, May 81 = Just six days ago, Sen.
Thomas j. Dodd Democrat. Of Connecticut made start
ling revelation in 'e Senate Of the United States about
Communist nhltrstion in New York City. But his speech
attracted relatively little attention This because commu
nfiIfrson in America has become commonplace. is
because Of recent tendency to poohpooh the Commv-
mist in This country?
When. however, committee Of prominent Americans
organizes meeting in Madison Square Garden discuss
public issue and develops that the chief organizer Of
fhe meeting is Communist would think that Amsri-
would be outraged and that there would b public
denvneafion Of IT,
Here is extract from Sen. Dodds speech:
LAST THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 10. The CON-
MITTEE FOR SANE NUclEAR POLICY HELD A RAJ
LY At MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IN NEW YORK CITY.
MANY EMINENT PERSONS ATTENDED THIS RALLY.
THE SPEAKERS INCLUDED MRS. ELEANOR RoosE-
WELT. MR.. ALFRED LANDoN. MR.. WALTER REUTER-.
COW 6. MENNEN WILLIAMS. OF MICHIGAN, AND Or.
HAROLD TAYLOR. FORMER PRESIDENT or SARAH
LAWRENCE COLLEGE. AT THIS MEETING. THE SPEAK,
ERs URGED THAT ANOTHER SUMMIT MEETING BE
CONVENED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTEMPTING TO
ARRIVE AT AN AGREEMENT BANNING NUcLEAR
TESTS
Because esteem the sincerity of The oriuns found.
ers OF the Committee for Sane Nveesr Policy sin
certify OF the speakers have named was for mo an vn
pleasant duty to have notify them that The vnpvbicized
chief organizer OF the Madison Square rally veteran
member OF the Communist party there was also evil
oenee OF serious communist inilfrafon at chapter level
Throughout the Committee for Sane Nvcear Policy; that
the Communist party and its front organizations had
their utmost to promote the meetng the Communists
provided much OF the organizing machinery for the meet
ing because they planned TO pressure instrument
in support OF Soviet nueIesr diplomacy"
SEN 0oD0 WENT ON TO SAY THAT THE NAME
OF The COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBER WHO SERVED
AS CHIEF ORGANIZER OF THE MADISON SQUARE GAR.
DEN MEETING IS HENRY n. ABRAMS" AND NE TOLD
IN SOME DETAIL NOT ONLY OF ABRAMS LONG AND
FAIRLY PROMINENT ASSOCIATION" WITH THE CON-
MiTTee FOR SANE NUcLEAR POLICY BuT OF HIS
ACTIVITIES WITH coNMUNIsT.FRoNT oRcAkiIzA-
a,o NJ AND HIS COMMUNIST RECORD THAT BEGAN
IN 1899 AND HAS CONTINUED EVER SINCE
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lconiinusd from Page u

VConfInUed tToW
BEING - sINLEss DEATHlESS. MArTeRlEsS
fLESHLESS ADAM-EvELESS, VOID OF BIRTHS,
DEATHS - SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLiKE - COMPLETELY
PoPuL ATINc THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH
suPERsATURATED, lNcoRRUPTleLE lNvuLNeRAeLE,
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
POMONA. Calf. June 1.-Two young brothers who
had book telling how fly stole plane today and
FLEW IT FOR 10 MINUTES THEN THEY CRASHED TO
THEIR DEATH IN A SCREAMING POWER DIVE.
THE LIGHT PLANE EXPLODED AND BURNED. IT
JUST MISSED GROUP OF HOUSES. PLUNcNc
STRAIGHT INTO THE GROUND At EMERSON JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT.
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RfcAArvRe cREArp'Ess7"

BY Billy crshs'"

~ Billy Graham
u-.rs are We going and wat do we want OUT OF me-
49, - - ~--<,,c~< askcd by many those In nAen psaces
80 ~ s~>se man in the street Here the KY Dny
- ss<~r<.es our snations r<sypose IN Peehi rsee
S rse,s vrese~eed in cooperation with lAfe Magazine
and The Ne~ York Times
Ase- months ego played golf with > man who ee*ss
M acted y hevsh he enjoyed Psr'se' "ss"" ''S ~
" dead
In xpi,e Of outward appearance he had viroen form
Of
oe crosese,Ty WITHIN rnE CORPORATE LIFE OF
AMERICA TO-DAY THERE IS MORAL AND SsksuA
CANCER WHICH CAN " TIMATtlY LEAD ~ OOk DE-
sTRucuoN UNLESS THE DISEASE IS IksA'eU.
MANY thoughtful Americans are disturbed because Is
. c.s;on we seem bereft Of . sense OF pvrposs.
WE HAVE THE MOOD AND STANCE OF PeoPLe
WHO HAVE ARRIVED" AND HAVE NOWHERE ELSE
TO CO.
some Of our most outstanding citizens have serious
s,x eoceerrne te more, swd spiisUs' cspsbis-
~ - match the challenge Of dsdiesfsd SseP'ed esn-
sr;, unless fiber is pa beck INTO NJ Structure
Of nation.
my OWN FEELING IS THAT THE HEART OF AMER
,cA ts STILL BAsIcALLY SOUND BUT THAT THE
eloOpsTREAM is BEING POISONED WITH The Tox-
scs OF MODERN LIFE.
America is in desperate need Of moral snd spiritual
Transmission will her to vsesPUrs some OF No
x,reoh and idesIism made s greatest nation in
we world.
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NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS VULNERABILTTY |!

MANY ARE DUPEs SUCKERS FOR The DEVILS
BILLION RAckETs . - SEX ALWAYS OF The
DEVIL MARRIAGE IS MERELY POTENTIAL
DIVINE CONTROL
ALCOHOL TOBACCO. DRUG STORE AND HOS
PITAL MEDICINES - INCLUDING IMPURE PRAYERS.
WHICH EXCLUDE MY TWO INCOMPATIBLE
MESSENGERS SINCE CHRIST JESUS - NY MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MESSIAH SCIENCE or
SCIENCES" or THE UNIVERSE - THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
AWAKEN YE WHO ARE NOT NY HIGHEST CHOSEN
cHRIsrLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - AWAKEN
FROM YOUR so-yEAR PLUS RIP VAN wfNKLE
SLEEP.
BEWARE or YOUR SATAN BOUND" CLERGY.
CHURCHES. EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS.
RECREATION. Entertainment. THE
N0N-CHRIsT SCIENTIST!
CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN
FoREvERMoRE :
WITH YOU AWAY - AND NY GREATEST
MARY. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAToR,
WARY BAKER EDDY HAS FAITHFULLY RE-
CORDED NY DlREcTVEs - HOW TO USE THE KEYS
or HEAVEN AND HE'LL! AND THE LATTER,
AND MATTER" AND THEIR FATHER THE DEVILS
REDUCTION TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHiNcNEss"
lsSH - x-No. OF zEROs
BEHOLD HAVE GIVEN YOU -POWER-..
OVER ALL THE 'socaIIed power OF THE ENEMY" -
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF fso-esIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" p III, c.s textbook - land
No-TA+.-N-c SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT
YOU" fChhsf Jesvs)
PART
IMPERATIVE NEED FOR INFALLIBLE BIBLE,
PASTOR.
CHRIST JESUS lNvlNcIBLE CRUsADiNc IN NY
ONE sATAN.FREE SANE CHURCH, THERA-
PEUTrcs - THE CHRIST SCIENTIST - BARS
sAULs or TARsUs ADAM-EvE PASTORS or THE
FLESH OUR INFALLIBLE PASTOR AND BIBLE
IS or NY EXCLUSIVE DlcTATION. THE c.s TEXT
tconfnued Next Column Top
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Billy Graham
tcensinued From Back Psse)

PART2
BEHEADINC OF JOHN THE BAPTIST,
A FOUL MANIFESTATION OF THE M-YT-H-l-
CAL. DEvILisH. ANTI-cHRIsT - PsYcHoPATHIc -
ADAMLEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvEs'
AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! = THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF lsoesIledl MATERIAL EXISTENCE"
p. Ill., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK CON-
PLETINc JESUS UNFINISHED BUSINESS" - "A CON-
PLETE AND FINAL REVELATION WHICH
WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS HAVE
BEEN UNWORTHY OF
cHILDlEss CHRIST JESUS.
MY PRECIOUS. HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED SON
HONORED NE AS THE ONLY REAL PARENT
CREATOR. OF THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE,
EXTERNALLY. COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH NY
OFFSPRING Externally VOID OF HUMAN
AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA! WHICH ARE ONLY
VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS
myths ! = 1.-THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN" Isl.
PAUL.
MARTYRD0M OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN DEVILS
R. CATHOLIC c0NsUMMATI0N!
PURITAN PRoTEsTANTIsM COULD NOT COPE
WITH THE IMPURITY OF 1871 CENTURIES OF I'M
PURE, ADULTERATED CHRISTIANITY AND THE
DEVILS JUDAS, cHRIsTREJEcTINc JUDAIsMl
JESUS SUCCESSORS APPRENTICESHIP
COMPLETED!
OkEAl WUNDEN N HEAVEN.
"A WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUM-.
CROWNED WITH TWELVE STARS! J. MY.
GODS. INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
REvElAT0R. MARY BAKER EDDY!
MAN CHILD. RULER OF THE NATIONS
THAT WoMANS MAN CHILD WOULD RULE us
RULINcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or IRON
REV. I2:1, s..
THERE PRECIOUS SON, BILLY YOU HAVE AN
INTRODUCTION TO CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS,
PLUS. RETURN - FoREvERMoRE - WITH
you AWAY!
AND so. you JEALOUS LOVING SERVANTS.
AND YOUR FELLoWMEN, BETTER AWAKEN FROM
Arp VAN WINKLE-LIKE ASPECT or THE ADAM
EVE MYTHOLOGY - LUNACY
BILLY GRAHAM ASKS
"HOW CAN SOFT U.S..
tconinvsd Nsxf Column Top)
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fcensinved From esek Ps9sl
APARTlM CAUSE OF FIRES. DISASTERS : LUST |!
SKIRTS ~ LONDON SHORTER AND sHoRTFRT
free Press S-6
GOO VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR CANADA AND BRITAIN YOU BOTH suF-
FER FROM sEhsUALfTy AND sENsUoUs CULTURE
As DOES MY MESSIAH U.s. - TO ALL THE
kATIoNsl
EVIL ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHEkone-
"A TIE Tf+shsGs THAT ARE SEEN - ARE
MYTHS - UTTERLY AND IRREvocAelY
UNREAL
THEY ARE pEvilisH DEkiALs or THE AllNEss
AND GOODNESS or MY SPIRITUAL CREATION UNI
VERSE VERY GOOD" - PERFECT GENESIS
i:3l: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
rHE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR HAD MADE
AND BEHOLD lT WAS u.s. VERY GOOD
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Donner Predicts
Major Increase
In Auto Output

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (AP).
The head Of General Motors
Corp. today forecast a normal
domestic new car-new truck
market of 9.5 million units a
year by 1870.
OF the total, said Board
Chairman Frederic G. Donner,
passenger models would ac-
count for about 8 million units
and trucks the other is mil
lion.
Combined sales in 1860
should hit just under 1850, 900,
Mr.. Donner said in remarks
Prepared for a closed circuit
ftelecast to $4,000 GIN dealers
and executives in 40 cities
across the Nation.
The telecast was timed to
concide with the mounting of a
sales-promotion effort focused
now in New York where the
worlds biggest manufacturer is
putting new car models on dis
play.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
National Savings Gets
Speedy Check Sorter

biggest bottleneck in banking"
said Mr.. Smith. THAT Is why
we and other bankers across the
country have turned to the
science of electronics for help"
The banks new electronic
machine, the first of its kind in
stalled in Washington, is called
a sorter-reader. 1t was devel-
oped by Burroughs Corp. to read
and process checks and other
documents at speeds up to $50
items a minute with previously
unattainable accuracy.
A complete mechanism with
about 1000 tiny transistors, a
series Of magntes and hundreds
Of bearings. the sorter reads
each item by means of a new
science known as magnetic ink
character recognition. The new
sorter is the first unit Of COM
plete electronic system which
National Savings plans to in
stall during the next year, Mr..
Smith said.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. . (AP) (UsDA).-
HOGS, $500: active, butchers and sows
steady to 25 higher; good shipping
demand; mixed lots 1-2 and mixed
1-3 190-250 lbs 17.25-17.65; 20 head
l-2 around 215 lbs promising high
yield Of lean cut 1915; mixed 20 and
Is EOO.2S0 lbs 17.00-17.25; load 3s
around $50 Id butchers 1880; mixed
grade 1-3 and mixed 2-3 100000 ID
sows 14.75-16.25: mixed Grade 2-8
and 3s 400-550 lbs l3.75-15.00.
Cattle. 10000; calves, 100: slaughter
steers 1900 lbs down steady to fully
so lower, heavier weights so to rs
lower; heifers mostly steady; cows
steady to so lower; bulls weak to SO
lower; vealers and stockers and feeders
fully steady; q load Of prime l, 200 ID
steers 1915; load lots choice and
prime 9OO-l 300 lbs 24.5O-28.5o; a
few loads 1,30O-1 .450 lbs "a 00-25 s5 !;
goOd and choice 24.oo-24.75: a few
utility and standard 20.00-22 90; few
and prime heifers :4.25-24. 80; bulk
choice 23.50-24. 90; good 2l 1923 90;
utility and standard 15.00-21 90; util-
ity and commercial cows 12.75-15 rs;
Gamers and cutters II .00-13.75; utility
and commercial bulls 16.50-l9. 90,
individual 1880; good and choice
vealers 90. .0O-26.0O; culls down to
1900; few loads good and mixed good
and choice S75-1,050 ID feeding steers
22.00-22 so: part load medium $50 lb
stock steers G0.75.
Evening star., 1960-11-02

Once again there is the cry Of
alarm that We might be talked
into q recession.
So once again ! retort that
we cannot be talked into q bust
and we cannot be talked into
o boom.
We are not q mass of hySteri-'
cal, uninformed consumers who
can be manipulated by words
into believing something which
contradicts evidence. We are
not a Nation of robots who will
slash our spending when some
national figure tinkles a recess
sion bell or will rush out to buy
freely when another tinkles q
prosperity bell.
We are Just not that inn
pulsive or that dumb-and it's
a downright shame that an
authority in as responsible a
position as Raymond j. Saul
nier, the Presidents chief eco
nomic adviser, should help 70
spread the nonsense that we are
or might be.
Evening star., 1960-11-02

A space-age machine that
turns its electronic gaze on
peculiar looking numbers and
symbols and reads each digit
in 32-millionths of q second
has been installed at National
Savings & Trust Co., President
Douglas r. Smith announced
today.
The machine is so fast, 1t
can. put a thoroughly shufled
deck Of cards in perfect order
in about four seconds - $50
times faster than the average
person can perform the feat.
But reading, sorting and
dealing cards is far from its
intended purpose. The preci-
sion electronic machine is TAX
ing over the most hum drum
job in the bank, sorting thou
sands Of checks, deposit slips
and other bank documents.
"The sorting of checks and
related items has become the
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Real Estate Advisers
To Aid Downtown Unit

Appointment Of q five-man
advisory committee to work
with the National Capital
Downtown Committee. Inc, in
its plans for revitalization of
Washington's central business
district was announced today
by Frank J. Luchs, president
of the Washington Real Estate
Board.
Representing the realty unit
will be: Donald C. Rosinski Of
Carl G. Rosinski & Co., Inc,
Immediate past chairman Of
the boards business property
leasing committee and chair
man Of the five-man team:
Clarence Dodge. jr.. of Weaver
Bros. Inc, and immediate past
president Of the board;
Everett Scott of Shannon &
Luchs Co.; Randall H. Hagner,
jr., Of Randall H. Hagner g.
Co., Inc. and Harvey L. Jones
of Sandoz, Inc. also a past
president Of the board.