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Evening star., 1960-05-08
resident..."
Bv HARRIET CRIFFITHS
Star Staff Writer

House press room, the Chief Executive has faced
rapid fire of questions from of the worlds sharp
est newSmen.
Correspondents sit cozy close in the toosmall
room-the Executive Offices exception to the
eternal space problemon of folding chairs The
President stands erect and alert before Smallish
desk his ruddy face glowing and his blue eyes spark
ling the fOodlights He seldom if ever, sits in the
redleaher chair under the Presidential Seal behind
him.
Questioners pop up sometimes dozen at once,
seeking recognition with respectful, Mr. PRESIDENT?
Mr. Eisenhower mods here and there, sometimes call
ing a reporter by name.
Scarcely has the President completed one answer
perhaps he has merely paused-before half dozen
reporters who have been poised in a sort of jackkne
position between sitting and standing are on their
feet with a new chorus of "Mr. PreSdent?"
The newsmen scrawl rapidly on spiral notebooks
and pads which have all but replaced the traditional
folded copy paper hashmarking and turning corners
to mark important places.
JNpAY THE STAR WASHINGTON c. MAY g. 1880
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12

Welfare Association. Dues: Perpetual Individual $40, Annual
Individual 81. PERPETUAL FAMILY 500. ANNUAL FAMILY
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
LOVELY CHOICE OF NAMES

MARIE AND THERESE - With these
names THEY CAN'T MISS being good sis
ters-When each of them has a pledge of
$3.50 for each year of their two-year noviti-
ate. HABIB AND ELIAS Judging from
these names, EAST is EAST. A promise of
sl0O for each year of their six-year semin-
airy course will allow HABIB AND ELIAS
to continue the GLORIOUS HISTORY OF
THE PRIESTHOOD in the Eastern Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12

WILL YOU WILL? YOU WILL? WELL, WILL WELL. YOUR
LAST WILL is IMPORTANT TO YOUR RELATIVES
FRIENDS AND THE NEAR EAST MISSIONS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
GET IN MEMORY OF

A DECEASED RELATIVE OR FRIEND can be: Chancs
$40, Monstrance $40, Stations of the Cross SIS, Complete Mass
Kit 500, Altar Crucifx SIS, Altar SIS, Confessional $50, Sane
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MONICA GUILD-which watches over the material needs OF
our churches and chapels, MARY'S BANK savings account
for the expenses Of our converts, THE LEPER'S FUND-Need
we tell yu the need? FOR ANY OF THESE CLUBS, A Prayer.
A-Day and A Doliar-A-Month.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
WHO'S WINDING THE STORE?

That's what we say when everyone is
going out and there's nobody home. Our
priests, brothers and sisters are ALWAYS
WINDING THE STORE. even in the most
remote mission areas. You can help them
keep the stock of GODS SPIRITUAL
AND MATERIAL GIFTS EASILY AVAIL
ABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION by you
r~neruherSb;n I'm the Catholic Near East
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-12
CYCLONE IN AUGUST

have raised $1,000 to rebuild their parish
church which was LEvELED BY A CY.
CLONE THIS PAST AUGUST. Your gift
towards the $4,000 necessary to FINISH
THE CHURCH WILL PUT THEM BACK
IN BUSINESS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

exploit Mr. Kennedy repeatedly position
he plans
position briefly separation
Church and State fundamental to American concept and
heritage and So" ......
While both parties generally played the religious issue
Protestant denominations seriously questioned the ability
Catholic President without being influenced by the Church
Southern Ba have been the vocerou of these
but they have received help and from other dnOna
Christian in its October IL issue carried story by
Michael under the title Religious Facas Dallas in which
quotes Reverend W. A Cswen warning the 1900 members
church Senator Kennedy should be elected
spell death free state and hope
0 continuance Of religious liberty in America"
the Democratic candidate handled
$50 Protestant ministers
September IL carried the September 26 issue
Report a particularly fine statement Mr.
Kennedy allow the Church
performance
commenting shortly afterwards suggested
that the nation take the Senator at his word
However DR. Polling editor Herald
magazine liberal
Kenned promises The gst of Dr. Pogs statement issued
the following Senator Kenneds Houston speech
honest Kennedys religion influence him
the performance of of his duties as President
the rabd taken by individuals
and other organizations it refreshing to view the
nations have passed resolutions or taken STANDS opposed " ngo
dealing religious They recognize however the right of the
consideration candidates religious faith
since this does have bearing upon how he might act or think while in
office.
The Baptist
denominations
against using a choice In the
coming Minneapolis Commission Human
comprising Republicans well members
eoay October The Minneapolis
opposing cua
ton q, anti tbc literature and statements which have
purpose mfIaming of religious prejudices.
story Wlein the New York Times told Of
Kennedy the pupits of
nation Reformation Sunday which October
mass-maings antCahoHc literature
distribution literature in the
antCahoc campaign from the pupts this
Sunday appears Topped ministers
the did try to influence their members but the massive organized
conducting Reformation services
generally away from antCathohc
that Americans will not be deudd by
religious bigots guided consideration of the really
egy the polls November We all lose
freedoms guaranteed by Constitution violated
Morning said edtoay September
rational attitude will take election
day. Many Kennedy Nixon
And many Protestants going to vote for you"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Letters To The Editor
SoIes Tax Is cumpaiqn Issue


the present political campaign.
Republican Party that Minnesota
the industries that should have because of favorab tax
Climate They contend that the big industries and corporations
the employment people that
should big industries do not locate here
well Minnesota is
almost daily locating here The Industrial Department of
Northern States Power Company lists OS Eeconcs firms alone
an payroll totaing $15OOOOOOO.
While these industries located in around the Twin
Cities we have dozens of them all across the southern part
recently Rochester
just example This plant alone cost in the neghbohood of million
dollars.
industries especially
a
climate good railroad trans
roaon good network of highways plenty of tall corn but very
few industries
Now they
neghborng state of North Dakota This state Also has good
railroads Besides North Dakota
has plenty of phasan coyotes and good sales but
few industries
So n do
industries North Dakota the other hand have
sales but very few industries
According figures compiled
period jobs by
10000 by 5000 and North Dakota
Naturally huge corporations would like shift
working continually this
their behalf such as the National Association of Manufacturers
(NANI) its afae
the various taxpayers associations and of the large and
newspapers
would be compelled to make some 80 million dollars taxes
giant corporations
either would the collector
Make mistake about 1.-THE sales tax just like all other taxes
another the least able
gay what spends and what
farmer buying item for $4,000 would $50
say monthly paycheck
spends compelled
although there few exceptions Even those that live
security undoubtedly
at least portion of the tax
doubt the ordinary people want sales tax in this
will
If he help it.
Republican Rockefeller of the
in
try withholding Nnnesota-Dr Kubcek,
Waseca, Mimi
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Expressways and Mass Transportation


expressays multiply
further congestion in the central sections the cities
could bring opposite
accommodate advanced
Of the throughways would compel advanced engineering
transportation hgheed limited total
coordination at transfer points In short the kind service that might
veSdng problems.
Such the already planned would be
only city Express
might provide
dependable cheap travel number suburban
crowdng the cities streets and parking facilities The stimulus this
would transportation would
improve the service available si further stimulate its
All Of this would Imagination
bold planning would cooraed
highway
With the highway well their
have st not heard about provisions this essential
understand
take position they responsibility matter
the other problem
about the Highway Department? These belong to all
autoists
They hold franchises the presumably undertake
responsibility planning Congress-
and State Legislators?
What
minister the funds
what about
at all? Isn't about time that make wishes felt?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Don't Litter The Streets: Use The Trash Can.

strong rights supporters RESPONSE
legislative made In that recent
they relatively dedicated persons
positive civil rights
camp stature After
Rockefeller, Senators Javits NY
Jersey the list ends rather abruptly
platform civil rights
plank this written into the platform
US political party This required considerable
portion of its support from the South which
human rights The Republican party which
strength the South but from the North did
civil rights platform Only the proddng Of
Rockefeller a respectable
weaker than Democratic
worthless Senator Godwater
easy" Republicans
intend to be the issue
With all considered choice President
1860 Is John O Massachusetts.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Baptists, Republicans, and the
Religious Issue

Nothing could be clearer this point campaign
than the realization that Senator Kennedys Catholic religion
unknown factor when Americans the nation
polls their ballots
While religious bgoy seemed to be lying dormant during
the stages of the campaign there evemounng
activity the parts individuals
Senator Kennedy religious grounds during waning period
the campaign Only time will tell whether
fcenty since Al Smiths defeat important
issues to influence choice for president
The Republicans from the
liberal view Of the religious ISSUE and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04
Mrs. Roosevelt Condemns Justice, ceorqiu us. STYLE

appalled, that Georgia court sentenced the Rev.
Martin Luther King four months sentence that
obviously stemmed his participation the n demonstration
Previously he had been under suspended sentence in traffic
which he felt tmped then he sentenced for violating
this suspension.
hardly think that the judge Georgia had idea of the effect
would have public opinion the North
world opinion The people Of the world must condemn
Georgia unfortunately the US for treating criminal
upon respect world judges
country effect
Roosevelt
Park, NY, Oct 28 1860.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

The o,oction carpagn which is nearing
pletey the personal activity OF TINS writer
For the four national campaigns we have
been than political participant in the
rue o the word.
the head of growing engaged in the manufacture Of
medium of and expression. $3.50
ago responsibilities much smaller to the community
Recorder paper provide capital goods and services
coming out regularly as it has been doing for over
26 years.
participation politics which, in opinion
the past 6 has been transcribed by the
of giving the two communities we serve the best
newspaper possible provided by our advertising
and circulation sales
This say given attention to the
only that has not been at the former
committee delegate carried the double load
personal participation reporting the fairly
honestly to the task of partisan edorazng
the issues at hand
We never had any desire to wear
often and interests
Negro community individual 1t is
Boosting politicians apt to listen
ready what worker who also operates newspaper says than
to the ordinary campaign adherent
Our only regret concerning years rather intense poc
ing political activity the Negro community
although slowly improving
provoked frequently unfavor
ably political activity to that in the heavily
gheoes states and the south Such
an attempt comparison is msound and unfair
political type found the wen
in Of
country incentive political spOls system in
vogue in Chicago Harlem Philadelphia and others
In such cities political workers of all races creds and coors are
jobs patronage inducements There
political work and jobs at the precinct ward
district level precinct captain these setups Is big man
get favors for the voters in his precinct
the precinct captain has such in
the voter he exhorts to vote His job
largely rewarded by the personal satisfaction Of leadership
which satisfying but is not in the bank
Minnesota politician worker, office holder
wealthy politics other
Minneapolis and St Paul individuals have
political participation Here is repeatlargey
devotion choice the candidate Of
choice 1t is almost labor Of love-
caIbre of the send to the state house
relatively that of the elect to national office
Congress from Minnesota.
personally involved in the
think able present the political
both sides fully accurately than before when
dividing being political partisan
and a editor
this year. believe refined by
objective analysis when personally involved
attending strategy meetings
passing leaflets riding campaign trains moocades and listening
helping write speeches but had time to read
platforms texts of speeches
writer's columns from of influential media and to talk
candidates in the office rather than the street.
hotel dining at some press conference
remote political participation has allowed to
fully doing the job paid Really this has
selfish but simply practical necessity We moved into the
building the two communities admire much in
We found naive buildings don't
themselves business firms especially weekly operate
poaby unless somebody makes them do something
neang suspicion the but had before really got
business of acknowledging Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

likely they during night get up hungry next
morning!
the Eisenhower administration
branded all statements shameful disgracef other
words Cuba, Quemoy
islands instead of admitting the fact that hunger running rampant
in America.
Previously pointed
opened large loop holes and the big corporations
profit
these savings jobs lost forced
to go relief
verify my example, Eisenhower
1852 there incorporating employees
poyed with the nations railroads eight years Repub
administration today that Yet
the railroads showing greater profits than
onslaught employee
removal trains without prior hearing
Commerce Commission jobs
mated two men are doing the work that four forerlv did statistics
compiled by the Research Department
liar conditions also exist industries
There doesn't to be stopgap for the
Northern Burlington
which will idle about half million in the upper
will economy
addition those who seniority jobs
be required to give up their homes and other Some Of
in the forty
good
corporations big holders
concerned but those of who paymasers
possibly monthly
before ballots for Nixon!
going bed hungry
predictthat years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as many will be going to bed hungry
Finally should tell person RepubH
have tried desperately build during the years.
uteances should eempy the
Dining Employees
Union, Local 516
Dicie is the best job
voters the tricks he has learned
The continues push agreements limiting the use Of
peaceful purposes They
devil get into heaven
Nkta returns to Moscow of the
advantages of freedom of to the who INDUCES
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

Editor In the final edition of this before the national
elections like again point
900 Americans to bed hungry night And
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-04

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Evening star., 1960-10-30
sy SAMUEL GOODWIN

the most important ingredients for getting
the most out of life.
If you like people, you have a zest, an
enthusiasm for working and for living -
you give of yourself to others and, in return,
you find yourself getting great deal from
them. Once it becomes part of you it will
pay dividends not only in your work but in
sheer enjoyment of living. Try it and see
for yourself!
Evening star., 1960-10-30

VA 7ill Rogers was not only great
w hunorist but great human being
and great friend. He was idolized by peo-
pie all over the world.
remember | once asked him the secret
of his universal popularity. He grinned and
drawled, ''No secret, Sam - / just like peo-
ple.''
In those few words, Will summed up his
philosophy of life. Liking people is one of
Evening star., 1960-10-30
MgxT WEEKS

Rvsslsm hlek: How the SOviets tried to
recruit him for espionage work is told
by US. citizen and scholar Vladimir
Petrov. The Soviet recruiting agent:
Petrov's own brother. Read about q
weird and often ludicrOus reunion in
Vienna: They Wanted Me To Be A
Russian Spy"
AmssIean ksdlsIoM: OF course you're
going to vote November 8-Or are
you? To make sure you really do, and
that your ballot is really counted, bet.
ter read Pat Franks surprising article.
Don't Let Anyone Steal Your Vote!"
Evening star., 1960-10-30
October 30, 1860

October 30, 1860
IN TINS ISSUE,
Cover: Harlequin MoSk College BY
RemY ChohIp lSee Poge ~
Cehboord, Steeple Chose
Do YOU Know How Words Con Moke
You Richs
The importance OF Being Funny
10 TVS College For Cowboys
u hoheqUin's Hoppiest Halloween
10 Quiz EN-
n food. Barbecue For Election Night
% lost laugh: Slow Burn
Evening star., 1960-10-30

WILLIAM !. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
sEY cHAssLER, Editorial Director
ED MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON cRUPPo, AFt Director
STEWART BEACH, asst. to the Editor
BEN C. WRIcHr
President
EUCLID M. CONVICTION
Chairman Of the Board
JOHN C. STERLING
Honorary Chairman
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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-27
Ketchikan Fire
 Wipes Out Most of Waterfront Block

KETCHIKAN, R = Fire wiped out most of waterfront business district block in this Southeast Alaska city early yesterday be- fore firemen, volunteers and Coastguardsmen brought it under control.
 Five business establishments were destroyed but the flames were kept from spreading to a cold storage plant containing million pounds of fish.
 Unofficial estimates placed the loss at upwards of S500,000
 Absence of wind aided the fire fighters and may have spared the rest of the business district, much of which is built on billings along the waterfront.
 Burned out were a florist shop, printing and stationery store, shoe store, butcher shop and taxicah company.
 Two Coast Guardsmen fighting the blaze were overcome by smoke but were not believed ser iously harmed. A fireman was hospitalized, apparently with exhaustion.
 Some 50 Coast Guardsmen fought the fire alongside about 45 city firemen and volunteers. Every available piece of equip ment, including a fireboat and Coast Guard cutter, was used to combat the blaze.
 The flames could be seen for miles in the clear, dry air. Tenn peratures were just below freez- ing but the cold did not present any great problem to the fire fighters.
 The fire apparently started in the heating plant of flower shop. It quickly spread to adjacent business houses and threatened the Ketchikan Cold Storage Co.'S IIldlIl DullulIlS.
 The firms offices burned but firemen managed to keep the fire away from the 3-story cold stor- age where a million pounds of salmon and halibut were stored - It was Ketchikan's third major fire in it's business district in three years A block adjacent to the fire was swept by blaze on New Years Day, 1858, and the destroyed businesses never were rebuilt.
 The Alaska Cold Storage Co. plant itself was rebuilt after it was destroyed by fire about 10 years ago.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-07-14
East Side

Tucson Ariz The White Citizens Council has taken full
page advertisements New Orleans newspapers urging boycott
of the weekend exhibition series in that city between the Ceve
land indians and the Boston Red Sox.
The Indians have three Negro players squad of 80 The
Red Sox seems be the feeling the White Citizens Council
that their presence will be an afron to the towns ghthnng
Christian Americans.
am reminded of Larry Dobys first appearance in an exhb-
ton game away from the Indians Tucson base It was 948 in
Houston Tex and the hostility TO the American Leagues first COL
ored player was frightening in its intensity.
LARRY TURNS JEERs TO CHEERS
But in the top half of the first inning Dolby made diving
soersaune catch to rob New York Giant of an exrbase nit
and in the bottom half he hit what Jack GaeY used to call
country mile over the wall in right CENTER and from there on he
was the darling of the masses.
They cheered his every through the rest Of the game
and when was they stood line to solicit his autograph
proving perhaps that people better and smarter than men,
bers of the White Citizens Council
The council fears the mixing of the races notwithstanding
the evidence accumulated many years in sorts that the mixture
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1960-07-14
The PETAL PAPER
can be accomplished without unpleasant results.
EARLY WYNN PITCHES AGAINST PREJUDICE

EARLY Wynn Alabama boy who must have been born
the standard preiUdces of Alabama boys from time memora
Yet when Dolby hesant about accepting invitation to
Wynns annual backyard barbecue party for players and their
wives Early threatened TO call the whole thing off, Dolby attended
with his wife and infant daughter and good time had by ALL
including the people from such white citizens songhods Mis-
sissipp and Arkansas.
In the lobby Of the Santa Rita Hotel here off day
couple of weeks ego was engaged in conversation with the Plain
Dealers Harry Jones' AL Ccotte by and asked he could
borrow Harrys Car for an hour.
"Gee I'm sorry he replied, bUt lent to to Jim Perry and
Vic Power out the mountains and shoot pictures
NOTHING UNUSUAL FOR PERRY AND POWER
Perry is fresh from the North Carolina hills Power eb
onsknned Puerto Rcan But both shuttebugs and both
were members of The Cleveland Indians and they nothing
natural in spending off day together in pursuit Of shared
hobby.
When an umpire recently exhibited disposition to give Walt
Bond unnecessarily bad time it was Johnny Temple fiery
southene Who say in the caebrakes took up for his
teammate in terms that umpire could understan.
Could be that what the White Citizens Council fears
demonstration visible to the people of New Orleans that men of
two live and work and play together not only in harm
ony, but in warm friendship.
wouldn't do to let the seed Of such idea take root in the
Bayous.
promised not to preach but please Just small thought
People are Just people, baseball players I'm inclined TO think
Of course I'll admit that eope being Just people amt much ex
cUses, is it?
Stascans are continually learning things everybody else
knew all along For example, of them reports that fewer en-
poyees absent pay day than on any other working day