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Evening star., 1961-12-29
Big, Tall Guy

NEW YORK - Th leo d o r e
White, author of the best
selling THE Making of the
President, 1860" also wrote
the novel, THE View From the
4Oth Floor" The movie rights
to the latter were sold to the
late Gary Cooper. When Whites
agent, I. P. Lazar, first read the
novel, he proposed a movie sale
to Frank Sinatra. White said 1t
needed a very tall man.
frankie is a big tall guy"
Lazar insisted. This was not
just agents talk. White real
ized it when Lazar, who is s.
foot-2. stood up. To him, Sina-
ira is a big, tall guy.
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THE TRAVELLER: Walter UI-
BRIGHT, the Communist leader of
East Germany, was interviewed
for two hours by Dan SchOrr, a
CHS News correspondent. 1t
was part Of a TV documentary.
During the break for film re-
loading, Ulbricht continued his
argument for recognition OF
East Germany. He said, "You
should need a visa to come to
East Berlin. Just as my friend
indicated an aide
Evening star., 1961-12-29

mutual fund dealer, has signed
up more than 300 professional
ballplayers. His particular spe-
cialty is the bonus babies. Feller
has been touring the country,
seeking out their parents and
signing them to policies.
THE PROBLEM: Sam BrOn-
stOn, who produces movie spec
tacleS in .Spain-his last two
were King of Kings" and eel
Cid"-is eager to do a movie
on the Boxer Rebellion. There
is one insurmountable obstacle:
There aren't enough Chinese in
Spain, nor any prospect Of i'm
porting the thousands of Chi
neSe warriors and civilians such
a movie would require.
y
MORE ON HART: Moss Hart
enjoyed repeating Edna Fer
ber's description Of him as "a
Bronx Byron. monogrammed in
the most improbable places"
. Hart said: "The rich get
wrinkles from laughing" E.
AS a measure of his own vast
but taxable earnings he lee
tured his wife: I'VE have to
save $3.50 for every Is cents
you spend"
He could never avoid blurt-
ing out the truth. At a royal
performance in London he
heard Queen Elizabeth discuss
children'S schools, and said to
her: The British school sys-
tenn is barbarous" He said
to his wife. when they entered
their new Palm Springs house:
1T just occurs to me that you
have stuck to me through
thick" >. OF the success Of his
autobiography. he said: "Of
course I'm taking it big. There
is no false modesty in me-"
In describing how serious
Hart was about his work, his
brother Bernard recalled a
weekend visit Of Gen. Hap
Arnold, head of the Army Air
Corps. Hart then was writing
Winged Victory" On General
Arnold's mind were the Eu-
ropean invasion date, the B-29
raids on Japan, the attack on
Saipan, etc. But Arnold slept
much better than Moss did,"
Hart said of his dining ha-
bits: After a success, any dish
seems to have been prepared by
EScoffier himself. After a fail
ure. I prefer a simple salad
with a touch of arsenic"
He once was persuaded by
Daryl Zanuck to be his house
guest at Palm Springs for few
days rest. Hart enjoyed his
"reSt" until another guest sug-
gested that his neck muscles
needed adjustment. Hart sub
mitted to the manipulation,
heard something snap, and
couldn't move his neck. But
then. in another corner of the
room. he heard Gabriel Pascal
phone: Get me canon de
Valera in Dublin" Hart turned
to look, and his neck snapped
back into place.
Il try to be a good father, "
said Hart. II devote time to my
children. feed and clothe them.
bring them goodies, call for
them at school. But then will
come one bad day-just one
and when they stretch out on
the analysts couch, that1l be
the only day they recall"
Evening star., 1961-12-29

Jerry Lewis. 1852 winner
teamed with Dean Martin; Will
liam Holden. 1866 winner; Tony
Curtis and Elvis Presley.
Miss Taylor's boxoffice honor
and her Oscar came for But
terfield g." a picture she doesn't
regard as among her best and
which she baked at doing.
Evening star., 1961-12-29
HOLLYWOO
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Marion Lives q Role

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Marion Brando and Metro are
two good reasons why 49, year.
old Tarita is remaining in
Hollywood until after the New
Year. The PolyneSian actress,
who dates only Brando, has
Evening star., 1961-12-29

promised to stay here a bit
longer to help promote their
"Mutiny on the Bounty" She's
Marlons girl in this movie, and
the actor seems to have taken
the role literally.
June Havoc was in the
Evening star., 1961-12-29

seventh or eighth heaven of
joy when she called me OIL the
phone-to have David Merrick
producing and Cover Cham
piOn directing is a tremendous
coup for a girl with her first
play. June's play. "The Mara
thon," which she based on her
book. EARLY Havoc" Is not a
musical. she assured me, but
"a play with incidental music.
It's a drama and we'll use the
popular dance songs Of the
3O's." June is back from her
travels and with her ever-lov-
ing husband Bill Spiers at their
beach home in Malibu.
Tony Randall will retire from
the screen for quite a while
after he finishes Boys Night
Out" with Kim Novak and
James Garner. He'll be work.
ing with Tyrone Guthrie In q
repertory company in Minne-
apolis. Tony is excellent as the
befuddled executive in Lover
Come Back" with Doris Day
and Rock Hudson.
For a wild moment I thought
Cary Grant was with Brigitte
BardOt t'other eve. But it was
Dyan Cannon, who looks like
Brig and has the same interest
ing figure. Charles Boyer,
the lover-boy of the sos and
'40's. plays Glenn Ford's father
in -Four Horsemen." They've
been chatting about making
another movie this spring In
Europe.
June AlIyson had good news
during the holidays. She won't
have to have another operation
on her throat. She and Dick
Powell will 60 off somewhere
for the month Of February.
Dick promised her he would
leave his -Four Star" toiling to
be with June.
Jim Arness-Big Matt Dillon
Of "Gunsmoke"-has his Cal
ories Don't Count" book on the
set, and he says by eating fats
he has been losing weight. I
just might try this system my
self. But I don't like the books
taboo on fruits.
Merle Oberon, whom I thought
had given up acting and things
like that, has been seeing her.
self so much on the Late Late
Show that she really can't wait
to get back into grease paint.
And she was so anxious to sign
Anthony George as her leading
man in forbidden Garden"
which she will make in Mexico,
that she called Lew Wasserman,
head of MICA here, to ask if he
could spring Tony from his
"Checkmate" series long enough
to do the film. But it couldn't
be done.
A luncheon foursome at
Charlie Farrell's Racquet Club
in Palm Springs: Mrs. r. Gut
ten, her house guest, ex-queen
SOraya; George Hamilton, No.
l favorite Of Soraya; and Earl
Blackwell.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
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Evening star., 1961-09-24
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NO IRONING, JUST DRIP DRY
800, ,.,,
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They call these droperies Treasure"
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medioteIy that room takes on a fresher,
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BY Home Curtain Co.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Mass, received the Star OF
Italy last Wednesday.

Mass, received the Star Of
Italy last Wednesday.
VAST QUANTITIES OF
COGNAC will be consumed
Wednesday evening from 6
o'clock on in the interest Of
Homes for Aged White Rus
slams in the United States.
1t may even be that the
gauge for ones interest in
Homes for Aged Russians will
be determined by the guam
tity consumed.
The altrulstic imbibing will
take place in the Georgetown
house Of Mrs. Cornelius
Bretsch. who is not Russian
at all but an Egyptian prin-
cess The quantities Of
cognac and fine wines are
being supplied by the French
National Association of Cog
nae producers. who are also
sending down from New York
James Beard. who will show
what you can do with vittles
when they are vitalized with
the wine At 8 there will
be a buffet supper followed
by dancing until II.
On the committee are Alice
Dodge. Constance Mccormick.
Mrs. Illarion Mishtowt, Bar
bara Russell Maggie Chatfield
Taylor. David Close. Henry
Jenkins, Boris Timchenko,
Albert Cox and others.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Benefit Dance Is Held
At Spanish Embassy

Diplomatic and residential
circles converged at the
Spanish Embassy Saturday
night for the gay and CLAM
orous Bale de Primavera."
The ball. held for the bene-
fit Of the Loyola Retreat
House. drew 400 or more
guests who danced in the
ballroom to the music Of Dev-
ron. wandered around the
fountain on the patio and
eventually gathered in the
dining room for a midnight
supper.
To catch the spirit Of spring,
the ball committee decorated
the rooms with lavish ar
rangements of flowers and
plants, including lemons nes-
Ting in lemon leaves.
A number Of dinner parties
preceded the 10 o'clock dance.
Among those entertaining be-
Evening star., 1961-04-24

forehand were the Spanish
Minister Counselor and Mrs.
Alba, the Portuguese Ambas-
Sador and Mrs. Esteves Fer
nandes, the former Cuban
Ambassador and Mrs. Arroyo
and Admiral and Mrs. Parke
H. Brady.
The Albas' dinner guests
included the French Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Alphand, the
former French Ambassador
here and Mrs. Bonnet. Mrs.
Robert Low Bacon, Mrs. Sid
ney K. Legare, Italian Minis
ter Carlo Perrone-Capano,
Representative Paul G. Rog-
ers of Florida, former Am
basSador and Mrs. George A.
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
Childs and Mr.. Alfonso AL
varez de Toledo OF the Span
ish Embassy staff.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
Is Sleep q Waste of Tine2

complete attention. Think
how smart we would all be if
We could increase that to
two minutes. Five or less
would probably make gen.
fuses out Of US!
There is no doubt that the
more minutes we are aware,
and the more keenly aware
we are, the more successful
we will be and the richer our
lives will be. However, it
seems wise to improve the
quality Of our awareness
rather than decrease the
amount Of sleep we get.
Sleep is the rest period Of
the body. Our heart and res
piration slow down and most
OF the tension leaves our
muscles. However, sleep is
most important because it
gives the brain some measure
Of rest.
A very interesting expert
Evening star., 1961-04-24

ment was carried on during
World War II at Camp Elliott
in California. The idea was
to find out how long a per-
son can go without sleep and
what effects prolonged loss
Of sleep has. The tests
showed that lack Of sleep
was much harder on the
brain than on the body.
Medical aminationS
throughout the study re-
vealed that the body showed
little or no reaction to loss
Of sleep. but that the brain
was Importantly affected. 1t
reacted with loss Of memory,
extreme irritation, illusions.
hallucinations and all sorts
Of mental alterations.
So, sufficient sleep is i'm
portant for physical health,
but even more so for mental
health and efficiency.
Evening star., 1961-04-24
WHY GROW OLD?
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Sleep is really a wonderful
process. 1t is surprising when
we stop to think OF it that
once every "a hours we go
through rituals and put on
special garments before We
lie down to become uncon-
scious for a few hours. We
even have equipment like
beds to help us become un-
conscious. Funny when you
think about it isn't it?
People sometimes say that
it is a shame that we have
to waste so much time sleep
ing. If you feel this way, you
are kidding yourself. Actually.
folks are only conscious in a
very small way when they
are awake. 1t has been esti-
mated that we spend only
one minute out of every hour
doing things which demand
anything even approaching
Evening star., 1961-04-24
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Visiting Editors Made News
On Busy Wushinqton Scene
By BETTY BEALE

Lindley, who is reSigning to
do some lecturing and writ
ing.
Talk of this and the amaz-
ing course Of events In the
Cuban and Algerian crises
evoked at the cocktail party
given by the Thomas Covels
yesterday to celebrate their
26th wedding anniversary.
United States Treasurer Libby
Smith was there, and Sir
Alwyn and Lady Crow, Mrs.
Paul MagnuSon. the Edward
Burlings. the Frederick Lees,
John and Dee Hammond. the
Fletcher Plumleys, Patricia
and Dick Powell and the
Larry HouStons.
The Covels' beautiful o
street house was one of those
included in the Georgetown
Garden Tour Saturday, but
the tourists turned out to be
more fascinated with the
paintings on the drawing
room wall than the charming
garden. Besides Lib Covel's
self-portrait that has hung
at the Corcoran Gallery, she
has a collage by Fischer, a
Rouault, a black-and-white
by WalenSka and two ab-
stractions by Kusana, one a
large solid honeycomb of
orange on black suggesting
If one must search for q rea-
son in the mind of the alb
StractioniSt-that the artist
was once stung by a bee.
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AMBASSADOR KENNETH
YOUNG, our next envoy to
Thailand, and his pretty wife
Patricia were the reason for
the big reception the latter's
mother gave on Saturday.
Mrs. George Maurice Morris
entertained at her beautiful
18th century house on Kalo-
rama road for her daughter
and husband, who will leave
for Bangkok next week.
Pat was wearing for the
first time the handsome gold
and diamond set of jewels her
mother gave her to celebrate
her ambassadorial debut. 1t
consisted Of a gold choker
necklace with rows Of dia-
monds looped diagonally
across it. and a bracelet and
earrings to match.
French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand dropped by in
evening clothes en- route to
dinner and the benefit ball
at the Spanish Embassy, the
Ambassador maintaining his
customary sang-froid despite
the news that France was in
a state Of emergency and a
military junta had seized AL
giers.
Philippine Ambassador and
Mrs. Romulo dropped by. the
Ambassador with a new honor
to his credit. A week ago
yesterday he received the st.
Ives Award in Boston. 1t is
annually given to someone on
the globe who has attained
international pre- eminence
for answering fidelity to
truth, justice and law"
Special Assistant to the
Secretary Of Defense and
Mrs. Adam YarmolinSky were
among those who slipped and
sampled inside or in the gar
den. So were Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Baldrige. who said
their daughter Tish had gone
to Connecticut on her first
free week end to do nothing
but rest.
ICA Director and Mrs.
Harry .Labouisse, the Charles
Finucanes. the Walter Ma
combers, George Abel and
the Prentiss Coonleys. who
said that Prentiss' son-in law,
Milton Higgins Of Worcester,
Evening star., 1961-04-24
BY BETTY BEALE
Star staff Writer

Three days in Washington
gave the editors large head
lines, declining stamina.
The Presidents potent
speech on the opening day
took care of the former, and
the last of a constant round
of parties insured the latter.
This was the annual Hall
Syndicate party that followed
the final ASNE dinner Satur-
day night and continued un-
til some time after S o'clock
Sunday morning. In short,
whatever else happened in be-
tween. the convention began
and ended with a bang.
In contrast to the serious
opening by the President,
the closing bang started when
comedian Victor Borge walked
onto the stage of the PreSi-
Dental Room of the Statler
carrying the presidential-type
rocking chair to place in
front Of his piano.
its a good thing Archduke
Otto of Hapsburg had de-
cided to renounce the Aus
trian throne, or he might
have toppled off from the
giggleS. His Imperial High
ness, who showed up at the
Hall party, will be the very
honored guest at AN Eve
ming in Vienna" being given
tomorrow night by the
Charles Theodore Mayors In
their house on Arizona ter
race.
Charles Mayer, whois con-
nected with the Societe Gen
erale de Belgique, is married
to the former governeSs of
Archduke Charles's children.
But she was an usual gov
erneSS. She is the daughter
Of the late, famed Prince Won
Starhemberg of Austria, who
occupied one of the most i'm
portant positions in pre-war
Austria.
,Borge was in rare form
Saturday night. He lost no
time in ribbing Secretary of
State RuSk, who began his
dinner speech to the editors
by. saying he wasn't going to
make a formal one. Copies
Of the Secretary's unprepared
speech have been available in
the press room since S
o'clock" cracked Victor.
AS for the State Depart
ment's activities, Borge ex-
pressed an interest in the
Cultural Exchange program.
I'VE get Oistrakh; Russia gets
Isaac Stern. We get the
Moiseyev dancers. Russia gets
Cuba"
GlimpSed in his. audience
were Chief Justice and Mrs.
Earl Warren, with daughter
Virginia and son-in-law John
DAILY. Virginia looking slim
mer and prettier than I've
ever seen her; Secretary Of
the Navy John Connally.
Special Assistant to the Presi-
and Mrs. Frederick Dutton,
Pogo's irrepressible creator
Walt Kelly, Ed Mature Boy)
Dodd, creator of Mark Trail;
Herb Block, Bob Allen, Earl
Wilson, Senator and Mrs.
Albert Gore, Senator Frank
Lausche, Senator Karl Mundt
and noted publishers and ed
itors by the dozen.
When Sidney's orchestra
stopped playing for dancing,
an intime group retired to
the Robert Halls suite to
celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary.
PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S
good friend, Ben Bradlee Of
Newsweek magazine. has been
chosen to head the Washing
ton bureau of the weekly
recently purchased by Philip
Graham. He will succeed
former bureau chief Ernest
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Two Great Triumphs-

CONTINUED from Back Psqe)
AND GRANTS SUCH UNANlMITY HAS NOT BEEN
KNOWN SINCE 1851 WHEN PoAU LED THE vIcToRI
Gus STRUGGLE AGAINST THE APPOINTMENT OF a
VATICAN AMBASSADOR.
Although the fight has Just begun. we are grateful
and happy that the forces Of American Professionalism
American Judaism and the vnehvrehed now sandino
together tor policy which PoAU has long advocated
This IS triumph for all Of Americans II auuurs we'll
for the long struggle lies ahead to tho
Ct separation between church and stase
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Trusts Cod
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

After studying Christian Science for time.
realized esssfies disease and and thus teach
that they exist entities This shock
to for suddenly realized that receiving dis
ability pension for something that not real After
inward struggle wrote 70 the Ministry Of Pensions and
stated that did not wish have another medical exami.
nation; this meant that my pension would
AT THE TINE 1T WAS A BIG DECISION FOR NE TO
MAKE, BUT WITHIN TWO OR THREE WEEKS THE
AMOUNT OF MONEY HAD GIVEN UP WAS MADE UP
TO NE IN A WONDERFUL WAY. THIS GAVE ME GREAT
ENCOURAGEMENT TO GO ON WITH MY STUDY OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Sentinel, p 298, Feb 49, 81.
FREDERICK W. J. TooLEY Liverpool. Lancashire,
England.
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bvekrs and issIe rsssns from Moscow; enough abuse
from shs n.admsn Castro.
We sill friends and eosborsers In Central and
South America They action In sfsfsnsqs ~ Apg"
~ Prssienf vdisorss Of cvstemaa who addresses No.
Amsvess psople the Marion Forum network sr Feb
rvsry The States should show Us CUTS
Over she Msnicn Forum network Sunday. April 10
President luis Sonora Of said the United States
should blockade Cuba a.
Remember. she President is surrounded by group o.
NE "Iibsss oneworId Pnkos that infested
iris nation. He appointed himself. Let help
escape from their clutches " the President weskens
he listens the siren OF his Msrxiss disciples
this Republic is lost
The Msnion Forum stands ready with fhe only net
the world dedicated soiey 70 pure oro-Ameresn
snfiC orrunisn Castro and throw protective
naval and network Central and South Ameriea
be saved
Our supporters stood by for 61 years on issues
far less important
halfeocksnd Castro the Western Hemis.
phere like victorious rooster.
The Msnion Forum will NOT fail 10 alert the American
people The serious threat freedoms in our
national history. Sowe leave IL 70 supporters
fight surrender
We sure that Of supporters would sur.
render. But in serious battle ask all our friends
TO help US win by sending all funds possibe-af once.
Sincerely yours.
sgned L. =. Resrdon, Vce-Presdenf
In Charge OF Organization
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Manion Forum


tcensinved from Beck Psse)
We have heard fine brave. rssevndins words This ~
chips down. chicken ssa" o. Observation-Disclosures
the sbertivs nvssion-sed shs wsd sf ~ uitsd Ssfss
would not intervene.
The poor brave Cuban psfvisss ssesd RvssisW ts~<s
MIG planes bsz0ok and machine guns khrvshehsv had
given them $1,000 tons Of military hardware and ssHs sx.
perfs 70 train cssfro's army.
Did the struggling cubsns have any American army
transports. planes fighting vnsss they could buy
fhem? No. They had nothing but nsgsrdy small arms and
their bare breasts
Cuba could have been rescued from Communism IL
ihe Cuban Freedom Fighters had been helped BY
American troops End equipment Than needed TO win
The battle Of Lizzie Rock!
Castro shoots Americans without trial. He throws
citizens sinking prisons. He hssps abuse upon
within and without me Unissd ~ Nations Yet fell fhs
world will Intervene" How low have sunk? Can
blame khrvshehsv for thinking will stand for any.
thns-even surrender.
Castro is now ths king Of Central and South Ameres
In years all Of Latin America will be Communist We
will really be isoistsd-s dismal last rampant in
Communist planned MAT way in Moscow 20 years
ego.
As American, you ready for surrender? Do YOU
think that the Msnon Forum and al patriotic Organize
tons should fold vp-beesvss there hope Of Issd
asserting fhe dignity and power Of the United STATES
and following through with performance?
Because Of Communist influence in Washington, This
Nation gives help 70 snfcommuns Freedom Fighters
snywhere-in Budapest, Havana. Wet Nam. We made
gesture kores-fhen fired Macarthur who winning.
and lost the war.
Russia goes sI out in support Of freedoms enemies
everywhere. How win? But wait minute. There
came ray of hope-pretfy late Of April 20.
when President Kennedy made fine American policy
speech We shall abandon Cuba. he said. We shall
permit Communism 70 penetrate fhs Hemisphere II
ssry he said, shall go sione meaning regardless
OF the uk and the Organization Of American States
Does the President realty il this fme? Five weeks
he sent wsrhps south from Formosa defend
against the Reds Nothing happened The Communists kept
right shooting Then President Kennedy and Macmillan
decided fhe Communists should be Of fhe Government
of Lsos-to promote neutrality" We know what that
means-Ioss Of Laos 70 the Free World
Cuba is 100 times important TO than Laos. In
Cuba Communist terrorism and murder are right here
Shall we act surrender? This is the hour Of de-
eision Let stand behind President Kennedy; let
him know the American people have had enough
Continued Next Column Top)
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Need The Money

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The ROMAN CHURCH HAS ASSETS so VAST THAT
II HAS NEVER DARED TO MAKE A PUBLIC REPORT
or THEM AN INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN FIRM spE.
C'Al'z'Nc IN FINANCIAL ANALYSES RECENTLY CON.
GUIDED SURVEY OF THIS CHURCH. 1T COMMENDED
80. .ns enoKen FOX EXPERT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
BUT CRITICIZED 1T FOR REFUSING TO ppov,nr n.,v
ACCOUNTING TO ITS MANY MILLIONS ON coNTp,a,
TORS Wv ~" N'oo'
ms IS the organization which now comes pvesdno
maj must have Federal grants or credit j, Is 70 On
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Let The Knights Help

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PRESIDENT KENNEDY HAS po,NTEp o,r THAT
OF THE LOANS ALREADY AvAIlAa,e 70 ..n,nr.
sesNI'F'e EQUIPMENT AND REMODEL NC Zoo "a.
koen'AL SCHOOLS THE ROMAN CATHOLIC cum,pru
nas ArpLleD FOR ONLY 1917 or THE AMOUNT Avail
As.s YET IT'S BISHOPS NOW ASSERT THAT IT NEEDS
Lea. ueer suNus MANY TIMES GREATER THAN the uN.
d.ror,n., s hierarchy insist FsdsrsI aid 70 IFS
And that reason is not financial need. ''' '''''"