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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-13

WEDNESDAY,, JAN. lo
am, Chan. 4 Falcons Alibi,
Part l RKO, t941 - Al.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-13

$50 am, Chan. 10 - The Black.
well Story - NRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Phantom's Raid
ers = MGM, 1889 - Al.
ILLS pm, Chan. 10 Souls at
Sea Paramount, 1886 - All.
11:2O pm, Chan. 6 | Loved q
Woman - NRA.
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Delaware Man, Editor

meth C. Hotter, Watertown,
Wis. head a new junior staff
of SO writer's and 16 editorial
and production assistants.
PARKER TRANSFERRED
to Campion last September
after his first two years at
st. Mary's high school, Della
ware, where he was presi-
dent of his class as a fresh
man. He was a reserve on
the basketball team and a
member of the Wi mining
team last year at st. Mays.
Besides being on the honor
roll at st. Mary's, he was
ranked in the 96th national
percentile as a freshman and
in the 99th as a sophomore in
the National Educational De-
velopment Tests.
DoNALD J. DU 5RuL, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. William E.
Du Brul, SIT Garrett-dr., Co
lumbus, is the new staff
artist.
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Sum

Continued from page a.
fairness of paying taxes for
education and then finding
themselves counted out" in
the distribution Of these funds
simply because they have fol-
lowed their conscience in
sending their children TO a
Catholic school.
The other day | happened
upon a passage in Laity,
Church and World by Yves
Cougar. OP. He made the
point that teaching of and wit
ness to the Faith Is often
given more effectively by lay
people than by priests. ITO
speak Of God is our job as
priests says Cougar, land
people know In advance that
when We speak of Him we
shall be on his side"
BUT Nok-RELIEvERS have
q different reaction when lay
people speak of God and re-
religious things. "When lay
people speak Of God. ii is
taken for granted that they
are doing il because they be
lieye in Him, and not be-
cause il is their job to do So"
The same is true in the case
Of Federal aid. HarasSed par
ents can present their case TO
the public far more success
fully than the clergy can. For
the American public will be-
lieye them. Americans, as a
people, have their faults, but
stingineSs is not one of them.
They are only too ready TO
help out when they honestly
believe someone is not getting
a fair deal.
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Marriage .

Continued from page Al
ing Lent especially, an effort
should be made TO have a rep
resentatlve Of the family at
daily Mass. At the festive
Sunday meal the sermon of
the day could be discussed
for a few minutes.
1t is not uncommon for the
father Of the family to bless
ms children, not only at Bap-
iism but on other occasions.
Ut may be on the first day Of
school the day of First Com
munion. Confirmation, gradu-
alton, wedding, ordination, re-
ligious vows and during i'll
ness.
CONCERNING FIRST Com
munion, the parents can show
their appreciation o the
spiritual Importance of this
day by penances of their own.
The father may stop smoking
at least a week before the
First Communion, a mother
may give up desserts. The
grace before meals is a
must and IL is the response
bility of the head of the
home. lie can, of course. dele
gate this assignment TO other
members of the family but
he never abdicates his role as
a little bishop of the home.
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TV MOUie Ratings

Desire - MGM, 1885 An.
HIS p.m.s Chan. 10 The Spi-
der and the Fly - British, 1851
All.
11:20 pm, Chan. s Lady Kill
er - MIRA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 23
Q am, Chan. 4-Two-Faced Wom-
an, Part 2 MGM, 1g4l-B.
objection: Suggestive dialogue
and scenes. Mrs. Miniver, Part l
MGM, 1941 Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - My Mar
riage = NRA.
S pm, Chan. g. Casino Murder
Case - NRA.
Ills pm, Chan 10 - Springtime
in the Rockies - Republic, 1897
11:2O pm, Chan. 6 - Stolen Holt
day - Warmers, 1886 = All.
FRIDAY, MARCH a.
9 am, Chan. 4 Mrs. Miniver,
Part 2 - MGM, 1871 - Al.
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 Mystery
Woman - NRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Hideout - Re-
public, 1913 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 So Well
Remembered - j. Arthur Rank.
1947 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 - Hotel Ber-
lin, 1874 - All.
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Priests...
CONTINUED from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
pursuits. Write; St. Joseph
Priory, Somerset, Ohio.
IA SIoNARIES Of ST.
PETER AND PAUL St.
John the Baptist church, CO.
lumbus; SITS. Peter and Paul
Seminary, Newark. Foreign
missions. Write: Vocation Di-
rector. RR /, Newark, o.
JESUIT FATHERS
Two faculty members of Pom
tifical College Josephinum
along with Diocesan priests.
Missionary, educational, liter
AIRY work. Write: Chicago
Province, 500 N. Oak Park,
Oak Park, Illinois.
MARlANlsT FATHERS -.
Chaplain at st. Joseph Acad-
envy, Columbus Educational
work. Write: Provincial, 1870
Patterson Rd., Dayton 30,
Ohio.
FATHERS OF THE SACRED
HEART =. st. Matthew par
ish, Mt Gilead, st. Joseph,
Cardington, Marion Correc-
ti0nal Institution. Write: Pro-
vincial, 3 Adams ST., Fair
haven, Mass.
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Legion of Decency:

MOTION PICTURE cLAssIEIcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
pECENCY: AL Morally Unobjec-
tionable for All; All Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults: B Moral
iy Objectionable in Part for All;
C Condemned. NRA - No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, MARCH ~
9 am, Chan. 4 Command De-
cision, Part 2 - MGM, 1948-AI.
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Human Car
go - goth Century Fox 1886
S pm, Chan. 4 Faithful In My
Fashion - MGM, 1945 - Al.
1I:15 PM, Chan. 10 1t Hap
pened One Night - NRA.
1l:20 pm, Chan. 6 - Panic in the
Parlor - NRA.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10
8 pm, Chan. 10 - Pursuit TO Al
Eiers Universal, 1914 Al.
IL pm, Chan. 10 - Northwest
Mounted Police - Paramount,
1889 All.
fl:20 pm, Chan. 6 - Hong Kong
Affair - NRA.
Storm MGM, 1e39-AH.
l am. Chan. s - Man Killer
MIRA.
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Camp Offices
Now Open

The Diocesan Camp Of
flee will open Wednes-
day, March Is for appli-
cations for the Contra
ternity of Christian Doc
trine Day Camp and the resi-
dent camping season at Camp
st. Rita and st. Joseph.
The CYC-CCD Day Camp,
scheduled from June 1928,
is a cooperative program of
catechetcal school and camp
ing experience, under the
patronage of Franklin Coun-
ty pastors, for Catholic chill
dren in public schools.
Age limit for resident camp
ers is 8 to Is years.
For brochures write the
Reverend Director, Diocesan
Camp Office, 1899 Hawthorne
Ave, or call CT. 3-8601.
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SUNDAY. MARCH IL


II am, Chan. 4 Riders From
Tucson - RKO, 1919 - All.
II noon, Chan. 10 Dimples -
goth Century Fox, 1895 - Al.
1850 pm, Chan. s - DEVILS Gem
eral - MIRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 San Francisco
Story - Warmers, 1851 - B. Job
lection: Tends to condone im~
moral actions.)
IL pm, Chan. 6 - Baby Face Nell
son United Artists, 1883.
objection: Low moral tone; ex-
cessive brutality suggestive sit
uations.)
1870 pm, Chan. 10 - Pacific Ad-
veture - Columbia, 1916 - Al.
1880 pm, Chan. 4 - See Here,
Private Hargrove - MGM, 1943
Al.
MONDAY, MARCH 20
9 am, Chan. 4 Edward, My
Son, Part / 49, MGM, 1913 - B.
objection: Suggestive Sequenc-
es; reflects acceptability of de
vorce.)
$50 am, Chan. 10 Conflict
Warmers, 1943-Au.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Lucky Night
MGM, 1888 = B.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 -. The Strang-
er in Between - Universal In
ternational, 1851 - All.
11:2O pm, Chan. 6 - Million Dol
lar Baby W~arnerS-Ffrst Ma
tional, 1910 - All.
TUESDAY, MARCH n
am, Chan. A. Edward My Son,
Part 2 - MGM, 1913 - B. Job
lection: Suggestive sequence; re-
fleets acceptability of d~ivorce.)
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Among the
Living - Paramount, 1940 = B.
objection: Excessive m Morbid
ness,)
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Dulcy - MGM,
1899 - AL.
l1.15 pm, Chan. 10 - Bride For
Sale = RKO, 1949 - All.
iI:20 pm, Chan. 8 Bureau OF
Missing Persons - MIRA.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH a
9 am, Chan. FTwo-Faced Wom~
an. Part / - MGM, 1941 b.
objection: suggestive dialogue
and scenes.)
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Fort Yuma
MIRA.
. pm. Chan. 4 - Stronger Than
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DOMESTIC OR
SPECIAL WORK:

Daughters of the Sacred
Heart-Sts. Peter and Paul
Seminary, Newark.
Sisters of the Poor Child
Jesus-Our Lady of Bethle-
hem Convent. Columbus.
Write. 4567 Olentangy River
Road, Columbus IA, Ohio.
Sisters of st. Francis Of
Penance and Christian Char
ity-St. Charles Seminary,
Shrine of st. Theresa. Write:
Stella Niagara, NY.
sisters of Notre Dame
de N~amur-Diocesan Guid-
ance Center. Write: Mt. Notre
Dame, Reading, Ohio.
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Yardstick g..

Continued from page A.
scribed as "the impression
among many Americans that
the Protestant denominations
in particular have been sub
iected to alarming infiltration
and influence by commun-
lists"
Mr.. Sullivan admitted that
"some we'll meaning, intelli-
gent and patriotic people Of
distinction including cler-
gymen have been induced
to give their names and
sometimes their talents - to
communist fronts or causes
without appa rently being
aware Of their true nature Of
purpose" His explanation of
this is basically the same as
Mr.. Roy's,
ne ATTRIBUTES it to the
fact that these clergymen,
because of the busy, self
sacrificing lives that they
lead" didn't have time to gain
a sufficient understanding of
communist thought and prac-
tice and to the further fact
that ain their laudable desire
to champion legitimate re-
forms and to protest acknowl-
edged ills in our society" they
allowed themselves to get as
ISOLATED with organizations
or individuals seemingly Cbut
only seemingly sharing their
desire 10 better our country.
Mr.. Sullivan con d G 8,
"there can be no question as
TO the loyalty of the over
whelming majority of the
American clergy to the nation
and the fact that they have
been among the consistent
and vigorous opponents OF
communism"
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Radio-TV
Highlights

SUNDAY

10 ANA, CHAN. Afr. Rob-
ert Noon, assistant pastor st.
Aloysius Parish, will be the
celebrant of the Mass televised
from the studio of WLW-C.
Members of the parish will
form the studio congregation.
1915 AM, CHAN. Sac
red Heart Hour-"Why Mar
riages Fail" is the topic of new
series which begins today.
FIR. Eugene P. Murphy, 81,
will discuss "The Root of the
Trouble"
1890 am, Chan. lc-Look
Up and Live-Part three of
1.-THE Interior Life" series will
be presented.
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CLUSTERED
CONTEMPL4TIVES

1-Discalced Carmelites
Monastery of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, Columbus.
Write 2065 Barton Place, Co
lumbus 9, Ohio.
FRANCISCAN Nuns of the
Most Blessed Sacramento.
Joseph Monastery, Ports
mouth Write: 2311 Timlin
Hill, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Films. Radio
Inter-Faith Film Listing

LIVINGSTON Saturday
matinee only-Sad Sack.
GRANDVIEW Saturday
matinee only-The Sad Horse.
GARDEN-Saturday only
with matinee-Horse Soldiers,
Circus Stars.
STATE, Westerville-Satur-
day and Sunday matinee only
Ma and Pa Kettle in the
OZarks.
CAPITOL - The Magnific-
ent Seven.
L~INCOLN-The Hangman,
Shane.
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Sisters

Continued from Page 81
and Rosemont School, Column
bus. Write: North Bend
Road, Cincinnati 16, Ohio.
FRANCISCAN Sisters of
The Poor-Catholic Welfare
Bureau. Write: Hartwell, Ohio.
Sisters of st. Francis of
Penanee and Christian Char
ity-St. Vincent Orphanage,
ST. Ann Infant Home, Column
bus. Write: Stella Niagara,
NY
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Daily film lisfings by
fhe lnfer-Faith Film Com
miftee can be found in the
Columbus Cir izen-Jour-
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND-This is Cinerama.
CAPITOL Saturday mat
inee o~nly-Hercules.
ESQUIRE - Saturday mat
inee only-Snow Queen, Kid
mapped.
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PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
WiS.-R. Joseph Parker,
son of DR.. and Mrs.
George ]. Parker, 528 w
Central av., Delaware, has
been appointed co-editor of
the Campionette, semi-mon-
thly newsmagazine of Cam
pion Jesuit high school, FIR.
Robert H. Millmann, 81,
moderator, announced Monday
(Mar. 81. Parker and Ken
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RADIO
SUNDAY

1880 PM, WTvN RADIO
Ave Maria Hour - Joseph
and His Brothers, Part 2, will
be dramatized. Program pro-
duced by the G~raymoor
Friars.
SATURDAY
8:15 P.M., WPAY, Ports
mouth-Lenten Series-Fea-
turing FIR. Robert Klee. Topic
this week will be "How to
Learn From Others Mistakes"
The program is repeated Mon
day at $50 pm, and Wednes-
day at 1915 pm.
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH n
WEDNESDAY, or
PASSION WEEK

Violet YES t m S, Omit
Psalm % in Prayers at foot
of altar, Second Prayer lin Low
Mass of Saint Isidore, Pref
ace Of the Holy Cross, Pray
er over the People.
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How car YOU Fsit 70 make
The kAleg Ger your money in
sesds hv USING wsnt eds.
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FRIDAY, MARCH "a
FRIDAY OF PASSION WEEK

Violet vestments. Omit
Psalm ~ in Prayers at foot
of altar, Second and Third
Prayers lin Low Mass of Saint
Gabriel and the Seven Sor-
rows of the Blessed Virgin,
Preface of the Holy Cross,
Prayer over the People.
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TUESDAY, MARCH II
TUESDAY OF PASSION
WEEK

Violet vestments, Omit
Psalm AZ in Prayers at foot of
altar, Second Prayer lin Low
Mass of Saint Benedict. Pref
ace Of the Holy Cross, Prayer
over the People.
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MONDAY, MARCH 20
SAINT JOSEPH

White v~estments, Gloria,
Second Prayer of Monday of
Passion Week, Creed, Preface
of Saint Joseph.
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THURSDAY, MARCH %
THURSDAY OF PASSION
WEEK

Violet Vestments, o NIT
Psalm az in Prayers at foot Of
altar, Preface of the Holy
Cross, Prayer over the Peo-
pie.
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Mass OrdO
OF The
W E Z X
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
FIRST SUNDAY
OF ~PASSIONTIDE

Violet vestments, Omit
Psalm AZ in Prayers at foot of
altar, Greed, Preface of the
Holy Cross.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
Distant Relatives

E. A. s., Washington
Is there a historical society
or agency that could help
me locate distant relatives?
A friend of mine died and I
want very much to locate his
relatives.
He mentioned that he had
a sister and brother out west,
but that's all I know. Any
help will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1961-12-26

recipes from it, which, to me,
is especially nice.
I love fixing the dishes
suggested in this column and
the recipes from foreign
countries are always inter-
esting to read, and generally
good to eat.
1t is heartwarming that
Evening star., 1961-12-26

ming pools along the way,
etc.? There will be eight Of
us cling in a station
wagon, two adults and six
children, ages 4 to IA. Thank
YOU.
Evening star., 1961-12-26

people send in information
simply because another per-
son needs it, and not because
they will be getting anything
in return.
This is the true spirit of
giving of oneself, and I think
, it's appropriate that it be
Evening star., 1961-12-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

a set of six copper toddy
mugs, which were soiled. They
were black from years of
neglect. We worked many
hours to clean them and have
them very attractive, shiny
and bright.
Our problem is that they
only stay this way three or
four days after we polish
them. Has anyone ever had
copper lacquered, and if so,
how was it done?
Was it worth the expense,
and has it lasted? Thank you
for any advice.
\ \ Il
New Orleans
Mrs. v. G. w., HyattSUille
We are contemplating a
Evening star., 1961-12-26
A Sale for JUNIORS:

SIS TO $45 comporobIes! Newsmokn9 designer lobels
Wooens knits royon crepes silk alpaca, silk Chiffon
and royon crepe Dresses for office and school, for cock
tail porties jocketed piece in black navy, red,
turquoise, cream and white. Sizes 7 to 3.
Where to Iook-womens and misses dresses on second
floor Street. junior dresses fourth floor, Street.
Selections of al at all branch stores
Evening star., 1961-12-26

An orderly mother fail to appreciate chill
drenS desire to prolong the Christmas atmosphere.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
Cundied PeeIs
MISS S. e., WdShtnQton

Miss S. c., Washington
Can someone supply me
with detailed instructions
for making candied orange
and grapefruit peels? I have
had no success with any of
the recipes I have tried.
Thank you for any help.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
Just q Brief Note
Mrs. N. T. F., Washington

I Just wanted to write brief note to you readers
as post-Chrstmas greeting. Throughout the year
have enjoyed reading this column and feel that it
is truly remarkable in its wide scope of information.
Not only can I read it each day and count on
getting good advice from it, can also get unusual
Evening star., 1961-12-26
WEE WOMEN

Next time he hits you,
cry - maybe then he'll
lay off :"
trip by automobile to New
Orleans this spring. We have
received routes from an auto
agency but would like to find
out about motels on the way.
If any of you readers have
made this trip I would very
much like to know your
schedule.
How many miles did you
cover in one day? Are there
any nice motels with SWIM
Evening star., 1961-12-26
Points for Parents 3, ts,sA rA.n.. w.''.,.

Mother Il can't wait to
straighten up this room! You
children take all your pres
ents to your own rooms and
put them away.
Evening star., 1961-12-26
. January Sale
Beauty Needs!

S425 Elizabeth Arden Hand Lotion 6
$3.50 Elizabeth Arden Firm and Lift Treatment Set--- S.
S5 Mary Chess Creme Body Massage II, oz------- So
So Mary Chess Creme Body Massage 8oz sze------$l.5o
$3.50 Mary Chess Bubbng Both Essence
$3.50 Endo Creme Special S5 jar both for $375
S. Joque Moisture Balm, 4-oz size So
$5.75 Joquet Creme Qu Inspire, night creme oz---- So
So Mio Eau de Crepe de Chine Sproy------------- 81
$3.50 Helena Rubinsten Ultra Feminine Cream
So Helena Rubinsen Young Touch Hand Lotion---$l5o
S375 Schioporei Shocking Eau de Porfume Mst---- 81
$4 Harriet Hubbard Aver Luxuro Ceoner--------- 81
$3.50 Harriet Hubbard Aver Luxuro CIeonser----$l25
Frances Denney Beauty Ddend-SpecioI Size Multi Layer
Moisturizer plus SIS Viva Cream for S.
CoNens Mss-s-ster SpecioI-Mo Giffe-Robe du Soir-
Vert Et BIonc-VeVer- Ver------------------------ 81
Christian Dior Miss Dior" Cologne or
Bomoin's JoI Madame Cologne
Lonvin Spray y
Arpeee, $3-Crescendo, $3-Ny Sin $3.50
TOP. Selections oil JeleH
Evening star., 1961-12-26
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os O pubIic-seriee exchange
OF ideos between ureo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
mentioned at this time of the
year.
Thank you, one and all.
4 \ 4 4
Teddy Mugs
Mrs. J. L. H., Laurel
On a recent trip to
Phoenix my in-laws gave us
Evening star., 1961-12-26
A Sale for MISSES:

SIS and $50 comporobIes wide range Of one
piece and two piece dresses fIored slim, bosic or
dressy WooIs wool blends royon crepes, royon foes
and Docron poIyester Color selection from bright to
black, sapphire blue gold, red ereen grey and cham
poene Sizes 10 to 20. Choice SIS.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Veto of Kuwuit
Praised by Iruo

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Dec. 2
CAP) .-Iraq today praised the
Soviet Union for vetoing Ku-
waits membership in the Unit
ed Nations and described the
Kuwait defeat as "a victory for
justice"
Foreign Minister Hashem
Jawad said that by using the
veto Russia had proved that II
was "the only great power
using its veto rights on a clear
basis-that of strengthening
U. N. principles and the causes
of world peace"
Kuwait's membership was
proposed in the United Nations
Thursday by the United Arab
Republic. Soviet Delegate Va
lerian Zorin cast the only vote
in the ll-nation Security Coun-
Gil against admission of the
oil-rich sheikdom.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Reds FinoIIyHeor
And Pruise-
Strovinsky Work

LONDON. Dec. 2 CAPl -
Igor Stravinsky's Debussy me-
mortal symphonic work for %
wind instruments was per-
formed yesterday for the first
time in the Soviet Union and
warmly applauded, the Tass
news agency reported. 1t was
40 years after the first play
ing in London under the baton
of the late Sergio Koussevitsky
another Russian expatriate.
Tass carried a detailed ac-
count reporting a distinguished
turnout and a brilliant rendi-
ton by the Moscow Philhar-
monic Orchestra under Con-
ductor Gennady Rozhdest-
vensky.
Among critical appraisals it
quoted. Svetlana Vinogradova
said the work qualities as an
original and striking compost
tion with wealth of color
and timbre.
Mr.. Stravinsky, now an
American citizen living in Cali
fornia and still active as a
concert artist and composer,
wrote the Debussy memorial
for wind instruments in 1920
in what was called his neo-
classic period.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Physicist Doubts
N-Bomb Will Be
Ultimate Weapon
BY the Associated Press

The neutron bomb may have
a battlefield use. but it isn't
the ultimate in weapons, says
a prize winning nuclear
physicist.
DR.. Hans A. Bethe, Cornell
University physicist, told news
men at the White House yes
terday his opinions about the
bomb-which is yet to be de-
veloped.
I've no idea whether the
neutron bomb is feasible OF
not" he said. IT'S not clear
If a good one can be made
it might have some tactical
use on the battlefield. I don't
think it's a decisive weapon.
DR.. Bethe made his comment.
after receiving the EnricC
Fermi prize for 1861 from
President Kennedy.
Scientists in. several United
States laboratories are re-
ported working on a neutror
bomb. AS conceived, it woulc
be a small hydrogen bomb eX.
ploded without a fission bomt
trigger and consequently
practically free of fallout.
The explosion would release
a burst of high speed neutrons
which could penetrate thick
concrete and armor barriers ir
sufficient amount to kill hu-
mans by destroying delicate cell
processes.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Bank Held Up
For $4,000

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
Dec. 2 (AP) Five young gun
men carrying pistols and q
submachine gun held up g
suburban branch bank yester-
day. Unofficial reports said
they escaped with 45 millior
pesos CS54O, ,OOO) for possibly
the biggest bank robbery ir
Argentine history.
The gunmen tricked then
way into the National Bank
branch in San Miguel, about
sunset, after normal banking
hours.
A bank guard said one ap.
peared at the door in the uni.
form of a federal policeman
saying he had an urgent mes
sage for the bank manager
The guard opened the door
and the uniformed man en-
tered. followed quickly by the
four others.
Two kept the 13 bank EN-
ployes and few customers still
present under guard while two
others emptied the vault OF
500 and 1000 peso bills. The
fifth cleared out the cash
drawers.