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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10

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holy hour and social festivi.
ties Sunday.
BISHOP CLARENCE G. IS
SENMANN told the young
people that the Catholic
Youth Council has enviable
records of leadership" He
urged the youth to a program
of Pray, Live and Attract
for the Pope's unity intention.
LIVE YOUR FAITH" he
said, land attract others to
your Faith, don't be afraid
to ask your none Catholic
friends to come to Mass"
JOSEPH A. WOLFE, Ex-
EcUTlVE assistant to the di-
rector of the Ohio Depart
ment of Highway Safety,
presented a national achieve
ment award to Rita DiGenOva,
who represented the New
Philadelphia Sacred Heart
CYC and to William J. HUM,
president of the Diocesan
Council, the national award
of excellence, the latter award
had been presented earlier
before a safety group.
Following the rally out Of
town high division units were
guests of local parishes for
social hours and the young
adults we're feted at the arts
and crafts building.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
FIR. DISMAS CLARK
WILL SPEAK HERE

Father Dismas Clark, 81,
founder of the Dismas House,
St. Louis, Mo-, will speak on
Capital Punishment, 8 pm,
Tuesday, Nov. IA, at Hartley
High Schools Little Theater,
Hartley High School.
His appearance is sponsor
ed by the Ohio Committee to
Abolish Capital Punishment,
IT'S w. 18th Ave. The public
is invited to attend.
Father Clark was the SUBJ
ject of the recent movie,
''The Hoodlum Priest"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
To Dedicate
Center At
Corpus Christi

The Corpus Christi field
house, a new athletic center
for the parish, will be dedi-
Gated ! pm. Sunday, Nov. IL,
by FIR. Albert Kessler, pastor.
Materials and labor for the
concrete structure were do
mated largely by the men and
women of the parish.
Located on the southeast
corner of the parish grounds.
at Lockbourne Rd. and Desh-
Ter Ave, the building con-
tains a large dressing room
1890, small office for the
coach, shower room, and util-
ity room.
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do without books? Books
hold ideas that may be
passed on to others. When
you read you unlock count
less thoughts.
THERE ARE MANY CLASH
fications of books. There are
books Of fiction, biography,
geography, history, science,
literature. arts, crafts and
many others. Personally, !
like TO read books Of history
and geography, as | find out
many things about far-away
places and their past history.
This helps me in my social
studies in school, but espec-
tally when / must give a floor
talk.
ON RAINY DAYS and when
my work is done, il is a pleas
ure to pick up my favorite
books OF adventure or fiction.
How quickly the time flies,
and what useful knowledge |
am getting! | say again and
again, MURRAY FOR BOOKS!
Division 3-CT. 7-8
Winner, Ann Furlong, st.
Mary School, Delaware Grade
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
BY ANN FURLONG

~
A book is an adventure
into a mysterious and faS-
cinating world. When |
read a book | am like an
explorer travelling into
the unknown, yet when have
finished | have attained a
precious and invaluable gift,
knowledge.
I ALSO LIKE to read be-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
No Isolation

of constant search for new
amusements; drinking from
the IMPLIED pop bottle of tele-
vision has replaced the visit
TO a museum; pulp picture
rags have relegated solid liter
allure to the dust shelves; SEN
sational magazines out-circu-
late the educational and opin-
ion papers"
TO YOUTH OF THIS kind,
leisure time becomes a train
ing period for the movement
away from spiritual values"
and religion is either an I'M
known subject or it becomes a
once-a-week lip-service affair
that never penetrates his way
of life, so he easily COM
promises it in marriage, in
family, in business, in civil
and in social life"
Bishop Leibold praised the
program of the Catholic
Youth Council as "a battle
against the secular influences
of our day, and for the reli-
gious and spiritual ideals of
man"
WHAT We MUST do is III
sist on adherence to Christian
principles and standards in
every area Of society, and
work effectively and consist
emily to promote the accept
ance of these standards, first
by our own Catholic youth,
and with them their parents
then by all the parents and
youth of the community.
These principles must first
permeate our entire being and
be reflected in our daily con-
duct, at home, in school, at
work, and in our leisure time
if we are to fulfill our destiny
to restore all things in Christ
our King" he concluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
FIR. KNOTT
DIRECTOR

WASHINGTON, Father
John C. Knott, head of the
Marriage and Family, Apostle
late of the Hartford archdio-
cese for the past II years, has
been appointed director of
the Family Life Bureau, Ma
tionaI Catholic Welfare Con-
ference.
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tive, which have been our
national characteristics"
In this respect" he added,
"an unbalanced high standard
of living can have a self-de-
feating effect, as it makes for
soft living - the TV, pear
shaped man-and rejection Of
efforts of personal respon-
sibility."
The Bishop emphasized that
moral courage and spiritual
strength are 'the bastion of
our strength" and must the
"key to our ultimate victory"
&C M, DEMO.
CRAZY, and so on are only
means to our way of life" he.
said. 1.-THE basic differential is
that to us. man is a religious
being with a spiritual nature,
having dignity as a son of
God; to the Soviets, he is a
machine designed for produc-
ton for productions sake.
"It must be clear to any
thinking man, then, that vic
tory depends on a religious
generation, on you Catholic
youth, living by your religious
convictions. A secular genera
ton will fall into the Marxist
trap by default, if not by in
tention.
FOUR PRESENT MILITARY
power is only buying time for
us; are We using this time to
develop our spiritual ideals,
or are we wasting it in ma
terial satisfactions leaving us
neither any challenging ideals
to sell to the rest of the world
to keep it out of the Com
munist camp, nor the energy
to defend and promote the
real founda atoms of our
strength and way of life?"
Bishop Leibold declared
that youthful lawlessness and
delinquency have become "our
greatest national domestic
problem because too many
young people "hold nothing
really dear and sacred"
He CRITICIZED THE "wa-
tered-down curriculum which
he said has enabled the young
person ito get by without
really applying himself to
learn anything.
"He does not respect au-
thority-at home, in school, or
in the civil order. Enthus-
iasm for things Of a higher
nature is lacking; sensation
alism, kicks, are the object
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
LECTURES AT
NEWMAN HALL

Monsignor James Kulp, Di-
rector Of the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith will
speak on "The Church in
Sout America" 8 pm, Mon
day, Novmber Is at Newman
Hall, 1916 Iuka Ave.
This lecture is sponsored
by the Newman Graduate
Guild which meets every
other Monday at Newman
Hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-11-10
MISSION REV

The annual Mission Basket
ball Prevue will be held Satur-
day, Nov. 25 at Bishop Hartley
High, beginning at 7;30 pm.
Proceeds go to the Diocesan
mission office.
Competing teams include
st. Charles, Columbus st.
Mary, Rosary, Watterson,
Hartley, Holy Family. Chilli
cothe Catholic and Newark
Catholic.
Evening star., 1961-09-05
BY the Associated Press

The Congress Of Racial
Equality says it will send
Freedom Dweller" squa d S
through the country to inte-
CRATE housing.
James Farmer, CORES ma
tional director, announced the
campaign yesterday at a press
conference closing the organi-
zation's four-day convention.
He said CORE also will open
an assault on what he termed
unfair employment practices
by retail chain stores.
The drive against segregated
housing, said Mr.. Farmer, will
utilize three techniques:
l. Negro motorcades will be
sent into new housing develop
ments on week ends when de-
velopers are holding open
house" sales campaigns.
2. Sit-in demonstrations will
be conducted at real estate
sales and rental offices that
won't serve Negroes.
8. Public protests will be
made against developers who
refuse to rent or to sell to
Negroes.
The name Freedom Dwellers
is an offshoot Of Freedom
Riders-the name given by
CORE to groups of Negroes
and white persons it sent to
Southern cities earlier this
year to break down separate
bus, railroad and airport ter
minal facilities.
CORE yesterday urged the
260 Freedom Riders now free
on appeal bonds from Jackson
(NIiss0 jails to return to Jack
son and serve their breach-of-
the-peace sentences.
1T would be easy for us to
get begged down in litigation,
said Mr.. Farmer, land that is
just what the State of Missis-
Sippi would like to see."
I'VE have resolved to resume
direct nonviolent action in
stead" he added.
Mr.. Farmer said he will re-
turn to serve 27 more days OF
a 67-day Sentence-working
off a 5000 fine at the rate of
SO a day.
Mr.. Farmer said CORES
action against chain store en-
ployment practices would place
particular emphasis" on the
Sears Roebuck Co. and may
Evening star., 1961-09-05
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Is Offering 185 Courses
In Inter-Agency Training Plan

Training, Motor Carrier Safety In
Skilled Trades and Crafts-Air Con-
dttioning and Refrigeration Basic
Course for Operating Engineers, Heat
ing Plant Engineering.
Management Engineering Training
Program - Management Engineering
Training Appreciation. Top Manage
ment Seminar, Middle MANAGEMENT
Seminar, Organization Planning. Or
dures ANALYSIS, Procedures Analysis
Seminar, Managerial Communication
system Design and Analysis, Supply
MANAGEMENT Storage MANAGEMENT,
! Cost and Incentive-Type Contracts,
Work Methods and Standards APP
probation Course, Work Methods
and Standards, Standard Time
Data, Value Analysis, Work Planning
ming and Control, Work Planning and
| Control Seminar, Introduction to Auto-I
matte Data Processing Systems, Auto
matte Data Processing for the Systems
Seminar. Management Statistics, sta
ttstical Quality Control, Advanced Sta
tistical Quality Control, Introduction
to Operations Research, Introduction
Mathematical Programming, Introduc-
ton to Quality Assurance. Standard
/ SamDling, Theory and Techuiques, Sta
| tistical Process Controls, Evaluation of
I SuHlTdCtOT SudIllY NOnITOl CySJeHlSt
Seminar t9GE Chiefs Of ouality As
tics Statistical Quality Control.
aIr EnyirOnmsntSI aHM Heal Health Ti,Ingf Training
and Tests, Sampling and Identified
tion of Aero-Allergens, Engineering
Management Of Nuclear Emergencies,
Community Air Pollution, Determine
tion of Antibiotic and Presticide Resi-
dues in Dairy Products, Industrial
Hygiene Chemistry, Plankton Identi-
tication and Control. Ion-Exchange
Techniques for Fluorides and Mercury,
Control of Participate and Gaseous
Pollutants, Occupational Radiation
Protection, Radioactive PollutantS in
Water. Medical X-ray Protection,
Radio-nuclides in Water, Training for
ants, Chemical Analyses for Water
poets Of Air Pollution, Medical Aspects
OF Radiological Health, Bio-Oxidation
Of Industrial Wastes, Microscopic
Analysis of Atmospheric Participates
Radioactive Pollutants in Air
Communicable Disease Control
tHEW)-Training Methods, Advanced
Insect Control, Preparation and Use
.. of Training Aids, Advanced Rodent
. Control, Applied Epidemiology, Mos
quito Control Identification and BIZ
: ology Of Arthropods, Principles Of
! Mathematics and Physical Sciences
, The National Bureau of Standards
/ Graduate School offers a number Of
: courses during the workday) in the
: physical sciences and kindred fields.
Evening star., 1961-09-05

School for the first time.
Persons living near the
schools watched from front
porches.
Today'S integration lie ave
Little Rock with only one all
white school above the elemen-
tary level. No Negroes asked
to attend PULASKI Heights
Junior High School. Grade
schools still are segregated.
The first integration at Cen
tral High School in 1857 re-
suited in rioting. Finally Fed
eral troops were called out tC
enforce court-ordered attend
ance of nine Negro students.
13 Negroes at Central
Central has 13 Negro pupils
this year, six more than last
year. Hall High School has six
Negroes, two more than last
year, and Tech has five Ne
groes, the first of their race at
that school.
Twelve Negroes we're assigned
to West Side Junior High
School, just four blocks from
Central, and nine to East Side
Evening star., 1961-09-05

ming Seminar, Retirement and Life In
Surance for Federal Employees, 1nstruc-
tions for Taking Civil Service Finger
prints, a Graphic Presentation en- the
Federal Civil Service, Emotional Prob
lens in a Work Environment
Automatic Data Processing in Modern
Management - Executive Seminar in
Automatic Data Processing, Applica-
tions of Automatic Data Processing to
Personnel Management. Automatic Data
Processing in Financial Management,
Automatic Data Processing in Supply
Management, Automatic Data Process
ing in Technical Libraries, Source Data
Attenuation, Middle MANAGEMENT Intern
Program in MANAGEMENT Applications
of Automatic Data Processing. Auto
matte Data Processing Orientation.
Administrative Operations - Records
Management Seminar, Reports Manage
ment. Records Disposition, Forms I'M
provement, Forms Management, Forms
Analysis and Design, Mail Management,
Speeding Correspondence.
Communications = Communication
Techniques, Visual communications;
sIonal Report Writing, Letter Writing
for MANAGERS Plain Letters, Letter
Writing. Reading Improvement, Edt-
torial Planning for Printing Production,
Shorthand Refresher Course. Shorthand
Refresher Dictation, Gregg shorthand
Theory Review, Typewriting Refresher
Training, Typing Refresher Course,
Teletype Operator.
Protection and Safety-Ssfety Train
ing for Supervisory Personnel, Safety
Training, Guard Training, Firearms In
struction. Firearms Qualifications
Civil Defense-Staff College Man.
power Seminar, Eelements Of Civil
Defense Mobilization, Civil Defense
Planning, Emergency. Management Of
Light Rescue Training, Basic Fire.
/ fighting for Civil Defense Personnel
! Civil and Defense Mobilization fol
Instructors. CDR Defense Orientatior
| for Executives. Pathological Defense
/ Officer, Radiological Monitoring fol
/ Instructors.
The United States and World Affairs
-Orientation and Career Training fol
| Foreign Service Officers-Departmen
/ of State, Midcareer Courses in ForeigT
/ Affairs. Senior Seminar in ForeigI
Policy. Foreign Service Orientation-
/ Officer, World Affairs Seminars, Com
munist Strategy. Its Basis in Theory
The Formulation and Development o
Scene, International Labor Affairs
Political Stability and Economi
Development. International Communica
ton, Regional Organization in Western
Europe and the Atlantic Community
Area Training. Foreign Language In
struction, American Civilization.
Specialized Agency Programs-Th
City in Transition, Training and Pro
motion Program for Professions
Archivists, Transportation and Traffi
MANAGEMENT, Development Program ii
Cartography. Preassignment Carlo
graphic Training, Patent Examine
Evening star., 1961-09-05
Heart O OPerution Gives
BovNeWL Lease on Life

derdeveloped youngster was
ready to go home.
Right after the operation
he started gaining weight rap
idly, his mother said. He's
taller than I am now and
strong as a mule"
frankie, in the typical, some
times-adult, sometimeS-boyish
voice of a 13-year-old, said
Before the operation I alwyaS
got out of breath and tired,
but don't anymore"
Being able to play ball was
his greatest desire before the
operation. and that dream has
come true.
Evening star., 1961-09-05
Crowd Jeers
Police Chief
In Atlanta

ATLANTA, Sept. 5 (AP).-
A jeering group surrounded a
car containing Police Chief
Herbert Jenkins during a
segregation rally last night
sponsored by the Klu KluX
Klan, apparently in the belief
he was an FBI agent.
About 25 persons clustered
around Chief jenkins car
while a larger band half a block
away in West Atlanta was pro-
testing the arrest of a man
identified as Roy E. Frank
hauser, jr., of Reading, Pa, on
charges of assaulting an officer
and disturbing the peace.
Inside the police car were
Chief Jenkins, unarmed and
wearing slacks, and Atlanta
Constitution reporter Keeler
Mccartney.
Pull them out" the men
shouted, apparently thinking
Chief Jenkins was an FBl
agent. II know it's the FBI," q
man said. "One of them
arrested me last week" The
man was not identified.
Additional police pushed
through the gathering anc
cleared the way. The police
chief and the reporter drove of
and the crowd dispersed a few
minutes later.
Police said several mer
shouted don't let them take
him." and block the street.
when they placed Mr.. Frank
hauser in a car and headed fol
the Jail. The men were unable
to keep up with the car, how
ever.
The jeering and the arrest
occurred after an estimated 300
persons gathered in ALMOND
Park for a rally sponsored BY
the United KlanS, knights ot
the Ku KluX Klan.
Grand Dragon Calvin P. Crais
compared Atlanta to a police
state. Also criticizing the police
was James Venable, an attorney
from nearby Stone Mountain.
Mr.. Venable called for boy
colts of any schools integratet
in the future, of Negroes nov
attending former white schools
of stores that integrate lunch
counters and of the Atlanta
newspapers.
Evening star., 1961-09-05

VERONA, Va, Sept. 5 (AP).
Three years ago frankie Van
Pelt at 10 years of age was a
Sickly child, weighing At pounds
and measuring about 81 inches
in height.
A healthy youngSter of 13
today, he has doubled his
weight and grown almost a
foot in three years.
Three years ago he had a
life expectancy of two years.
Today the youngster can look
forward to a long and vigorous
life.
Frankie was luckier than
some who we're born with heart
defects. His was discovered
when he was 3 years old.
Doctors warned his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Van Pelt
of Verona, that he might not
live beyond the age of II with
out surgery.
Machine Developed
He was fortunate in that by
the time he was 8 the heart
lung machine had been devel-
oped, permitting open heart
surgery.
1T was about a year, though,
before they had perfected the
operation and they didn't want
to take a chance with Frankie
until they were sure" his
mother said.
| IT always felt like he would
be all right. We had no reason
except for faith, I guess" she
added.
. When frankie turned 10 a
date for the operation was set
at Johns Hopkins University
Hospital in Baltimore. On May
Is, 1858, frankie entered the
operating room where a sur
gical team employed the dis
coveries of research in a five
hour operation.
Gained Rapidly
After a month-long stay in
the hospital and a week of
out-patient care, the frail, un-
Evening star., 1961-09-05
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

It's "back-to-school' season
for Federal employees, too. Under
the ever-eXpanding Government
employe training program, the
Civil Service Commission an
nounces that 1875 courses will
be held this fall for Federal
employees who are chosen by
their agencies for training
under the CSC's inter-agency
training program.
Employees should contact
their agency personnel officers
for full information on these
courses. The various courses to
be given are:
General Managemeut-Ma
Principles Seminars, National Man
agement Institutes, ExecuSive Std ~ Leaqe5- sd
vanced Executive Studies, Career SCI
enCe Executive Institute, Personnel
Management for Federal Executives
Personnel Management for superviSe4TS'
senior StUlllldI III OpSa oNSIio ~
search, Senior Seminar in Program
Management-Getting New Programs
Under Way, Conference Leadership Tor
Problem Solving, Middle MANAGEMENT
Institute Middle Management Intern
Program in Personnel MANAGEMENT
Fundamentals of Supervision, super
Wsory Appreciation, Management
Course for Customs Supervisors, Man
agement Intern Seminar and Lecture
Program. Financial Management Tor
EXECUTIVES, Financial Management
Conference Management Analyst
training. the Older Worker in the
Federal Service.
supply Management-Federa Supply
Orientation and Techniques Of Operat-
ing a Distribution Depot, Inventory
MANAGEMENT: The Economic order
Quantity Receiving Inspection OF Sup
plies, Negotiated Contracting.
Personnel Administra tratiOn-lnstitute
in Personnel Management, Civilian
Personnel officer Course, Advanced
Placement and Employe Management
Relations, Institute on the Selection
of Executives, College Recruiting Off,
GERS Institute. Evaluating Candidates
for Positions Under the Federal Merit
system, Concepts Underlying Classifica.
tion and Qualification Standards. Ad.
vanced Position Classification Seminar
Basic Position Classification and Eval.
uation Basic Course in Employe De.
velopment. Advanced Employe anc
Career Development Course. Instructor
Training Course, Training Aids anC
Methods Institute, Retirement Plan
Evening star., 1961-09-05
CORE Squads to Seek
RocioIIyMixed Housing

later include a Negro boycott
of Sears merchandise.
No specific allegations were
made against Sears. A CORE
spokesman said later that a
number of local CORE chap
tiers had charged discrimina-
ton against hiring Negroes at
Sears stores, particularly in
the better job categories.
The CORE spokesman said
Sears stores do hire Negroes
but that CORE wants them
in all job levels.
Mr.. Farmer said CORE had
Evening star., 1961-09-05
81 Are PuroIed
BALTIMORE, Sept.

BALTIMORE, Sept. S (AP)
The State Department of
Parole and Probation said to-
day 81 prisoners were released
on parole from Maryland penal
institutions during August.
Evening star., 1961-09-05
Five More Little Rock
Schools Are Integroted
Rv the Associated Press

Four white junior high schools third high school
ntegated quietly Little Rock Ark today four
after the first desegregation spanked riotng
Police were on the oncewhte schools where
Negroes are enrolled crowds Negroes
tered white junior high schools and small Technical High