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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-30

Editors note: Many in
teresfing and provocative
opinions must be omitted
each week because the
writer failed to sign his
or her name and address.
initials or a penname will
be used upon request but
the sender's real nane
and address must also be
included. Send your opin-
ions to Letters TO the
Editor, The cathoii c
Times. Box $50, Column
bus Is, Ohio.
views Many of these people
have a thorough knowledge of
the tactics, strategy and spe-
cific detectives of the Com
munist conspiracy,
Isn't it about time that we
Catholics, all of whom have
the same concern. begin TO
pull together? This can hap
pen only If we all become bet
ter Informed about the tactics,
strategy and specific oh
jectives Of the enemy.
VMF
Columbus
Evening star., 1961-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD IS Ranch wagon: mileage
sootone finish; an sxtTa-eiean car;
Evening star., 1961-08-10

MERCURY -CoMET-ENGLIsH FORr
1909 Wise. Ave. Beth, OIL. $4,000
CONTINENTAL $50 Mark n: Pearl
black finish, full power equipped.
q car you'll be proud to own. One
Of Americas finest and most ex-
elusive cars, Butler Bonded: only
$780,. LEE p. BuILER 112l
Evening star., 1961-08-10

FORD 80 Fordor Ranch Wagon
VS.; auto. trans. p.s., 7. and a..
14.50O mi, / owner; $1,000. OIL.
A.37Q2. n. ~
Evening star., 1961-08-10
TAKOMA FORD

FORD '5e VS. Tudor; !. and h..
Evening star., 1961-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE.

LINCOLN 'Bs sedan: white: powel
s.ss,.Y' ssssrtIg' p goSsE sss brakes; fully equip
Capitol c adillac-O Olds Co,
1929 22nd ST., NV. FE. 7-26O(
MERCEDEs.BENZ 22O 8; white
gray, full fluted; match. leather
tex interior; seat belts: BekeI
Europa radio; auto. shift: etc
The latest model Of the world't
finest car, Just new from Ger
many. Pvt. owner must sell. Ny
.f9 s1st CSslllnldsSs w ssVs you nearly $1,000
MERCURY SO de luxe 9-passengeT
station wagon; white; power steer.
ing, power brakes; unusually clean.
Capitol adillac-O OldSC Co.
1929 22nd st.. NV. FE. 7-26OC
MERCURY '5e Monterey 1-dooT
hardtop; beautiful blue with Wv.
tires. automatic transmission.
radio. heater, Butler Bonded.
Only u ,696. LEE d. BUTLER,
1l2l 2lst st. NV. FE. 7-3245.
MERCURY 80 Montclair 4-door
transmission, Wv. tires, special
Butler Bonded. S2.1eS. LEE B.
BUILER. 1121 21st st. NV. FE.
s-OeSEos'
Evening star., 1961-08-10

FORD go convertible coupe: silver;
automatic, power steering. fully
euuipped: weekend special, S2,006
Evening star., 1961-08-10
TkKOMA FORD

] Capitol Cadillac-O -Olds Co.
1oa5 oond Al NV FE. 7-26OO
Evening star., 1961-09-12
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and warm tonight, low near 72.
Considerable cloudineSS and
not quite so hot tomorrow with
scattered afternoon thunder
showers.
Maryland-Fair and warm
tonight with chance of showers
in the mountains before morn
ing, low 65-72. Cloudy and not
quite so hot tomorrow with
scattered thundershowers. high
in the S0s.
Virginia-Fair and warm to-
night. low 65-72. Increasing
cloudiness and not quite so hot
tomorrow with scattered thun-
dershowers in the west and
north, and fair and continued
hot in the southeast.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds variable but
mostly southerly at 5-10 knots
tonight. Winds at 10 or Is knots
tomorrow. Fair with chance of
scattered thunderShowers in
the north tomorrow afternoon.
Visibility 5-l0 miles, except 2-5
miles in morning haze.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
ID States Seek
Missing Plane

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL (AP)
Police in. IA States today
were on the lookout for a light
plane missing after taking off
from Friendship international
Airport for a 1-hour flight.
State police said the single
engined plane was piloted by
Sergt. Nelson G. Bailey of An
r1apolis, who is stationed at a
missile site in Woodstock. Md.
Police said Mr.. Bailey left the
field about S pm. Sunday after
acquiring the plane from a
rental company. They said the
plane carried fuel for about
four hours flying time. but Mr..
Bailey had said he intended to
return in / hour.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Montgomery Unit Asks
Civil Defense Setup

Resolutions supporting State
and Federal tax incentives for
building personal shelters were
passed, in addition to the reso-
luton urging creation Of the
regional committee.
In other business, the fed
Grafton urged the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission to join
with THE town Of Somerset and
buy a 32-acre tract joining the
township for a public park,
Somerset has agreed to under
write 40 per cent of the cost
of the land on the west side
Of Wisconsin avenue opposite
the proposed site of a Saks
Fifth Avenue store.
The federation asked the
County Council in a separate
resolution to deny a zoning
application for apartments on
the tract. They also asked the
council to disapprove projects
in q Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission 1926
plan which do not conform
to comprehensive zonins and
land use plans"
Evening star., 1961-09-12

more meaningful because the
opposition were men of ability
and character, each possessing
a background of distinguished
and useful service to Virginia. "
He emphasized the need OF
meeting problems peculiar to
such urban areas as the WASH
ington suburbs. He said he re-
CARDS urban problems as so
acute that'"I hope to have one
administrative assistant to act
as a special consultant Of the
Governor with the cities, towns
and urban areas"
Concerning State finances
Mr.. Harrison said, II have NO
illusions about what lies ahead.
I know that the way will be
difficult. =, 1t is hoped that
with increased efficiencies
proper economies and econom-
ic growth, we may continue tc
provide essential services with
out a substantial increase in
taxes"
Evening star., 1961-09-12
New Bids Sought
On Rockville Job

The Rockville City Council
decided last night to call for
new bids for construction of an
addition to the city's water in
take structure on the Potomac
River.
Only, one firm replied to a
previous request for, bids and
the council felt the bid was
excessive. In addition to ex-
panding the intake, which is
part of the city's water purifi-
cation system. the project in
cludes remodeling of the exist
ing facility.
In other business, the council
voted to go ahead with prelimi-
nary negotiations for purchase
of the Watts Branch Valley
parkland from Guy Carter of
Rockville.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

A Metropolitan Area civil de-
Tense committee was proposed
last night by the Montgomery
County Civic Federation.
The federation asked the
Inter- Federation Council of
citizens groups to establish a
committee because "there exists
presently no effective govern
mental unit for the necessary
joint planning and co-ordina-
ton of" civil defense problems.
Studies show "a nuclear at
tack within the next so to 80
days would mean the death of
a very great majority" of Met
tropolitan Area residents, Ger
hard Meyer, civic civil defense
committee chairman said. ).
He said a subcommittee of
the Metropolitan Traffic Com
mittee. which meets "only four
times a year. was the only
agency dealing with civil de-
fenSe on a regional basis. Mr..
Meyer, who lived in Europe dur
ing both World Wars, suggested
that public defense shelters,
particularly along the District
line, be built.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
PROBE OF COMPETITIVE BIDS
FOR TEACHERS IS REQUESTED

ANNAPOLIS (AP) Gov. TaweS has been asked to
appoint commission to investigate what the Carroll
County commissioners call competitive bidding" carried
on by Maryland counties seeking schoolteachers
In letter to the Governor the commissioners said
this competition for teacher services has worked hard
ship both upon the taxpayers and the school systems
of many Of our less wealthy counties"
I'VE feel that the time has arrived for serious effort
to be made to bring about uniformity pay for Identical
services that this competitive bidding in terms of
money only can be stopped" the commissioners wrote
Let all the subdivisions receiving State aid to edu-
cation pay teachers the salary scale then the
teachers select their places of employment the
basis of other considerations than the amount of money
the highest bidder pay"
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Teacher Rotinq Plan
Stumps School Boord

pay scale in Montgomery Coun-
ty is now $7,700. Career recog-
milton can advance teachers
to $8,100 and later to $500
if they meet certain qualificA-
tions and are evaluated by the
career recognition board.
1t was this evaluation that
set the school board off last
night. A workshop of teachers
headed by Mrs. Angela Darby
worked one solid month this
summer to try to develop more
realistic yardsticks to grade
the teachers.
Morrow Attacks Form
Look at this new evaluation
form!" Board Member Robert
E. Morrow said. What are we
trying to do? Grade these
teachers like the kids by giving
then an A or D?"
His sentiments were echoed
by Mrs. Lucy Kicker, who said
she was concerned that the rec
ognition program put too much
weight to community organi-
cations to which the teacher
belonged. "I don't want to give
teachers the idea we want them
to be joinerS, Mrs. Keker said.
| School Supt. c. Taylor Whit
tier supported the report from
the teachers workshop. But he
said any basic change in the
way teachers are rewarded
would have to be made on a
long-range basis and could not
be put into effect this school
year.
Mr.. Breimyer asked DR.. Whit
tier to take the boards objec-
tions under consideration and
try to make changes in the pres
ent procedures to meet these
objections.
Evening star., 1961-09-12

ton of Culpeper, candidate for
attorney general, said 1--WE
have settled all our family diff
ficulties Tin the primary and
we are all harmonious and
friends again"
In addition to the candidates,
guests included most of Vir-
ginia's Democratic delegation
to Congress; former Gov. John
S. Battle, National Committee
man Sidney S. Kellam of Vir-
ginia Beach, as we'll as State
department heads and legisla-
tors from widely scattered sec
tions.
Mr.. Harrison, the principal
speaker, reviewed many Of the
campaign pledges he had made
in his successful primary battle
over 1t. Gov. A. e. S. Ste
phens for the gubernatorial
nomination.
Il pay tribute to our oppon-
ents in the recent Democratic
primary and to their support
ers throughout the State" Mr.
Harrison said. "Our victory i,
Evening star., 1961-09-12

| Everybody seemed to know
what a good student was, but
the Montgomery County School
Board spent two hours and Is
minutes last night trzing to
decide just exactly what makes
a good teacher.
The board was trying to
evaluate proposed changes in
the county's controversial ca
reer recognition program for
teachers. 1t decided the job
was too difficult for cne eve
ning's work.
After two nours of debate,
board chairman Harold F.
Breimyer said. 81 don't think
we're getting anywhere in this
tonight. Let's just give the
school superintendent our ideas
on the subject and have him
come back later with a new
report on how best to evaluate
the teachers"
Several board members made
it quite plain that they would
not adopt new career recog-
milton program unless the en-
phaSiS were on a teachers
classroom ability. The present
program, which has been in
operation three years, has been
criticized by the county teacher
group on grounds it gives
weight to paper work" and
outside activities of the teach.
ers as well as classroom ability
lS5 Teachers Advanced
Before debating the merits
of changes in the program, the
board approved the addition OF
83 teachers to the 800 already
on career recognition salary
scales. The board also advanced
50 other teachers from the first
step of the program to the
second, in effect giving them q
$400 raise.
The career recognition pro-
gram sets up supergrades above
usual school pay scales fol-
teachers meeting certain quail
fications. including 10 years
teaching experience and q mas
ter's degree. The top regular
Evening star., 1961-09-12
Virginia Democrats Exhibit Solidarity
By ALEX r. PRESTON
star staff Writer

By ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer
Virginia Democrats, recently
at one another's throats in a
hotly contested gubernatorial
primary, spread the balm Of
party solidarity at a rally in
Arlington last night.
It brought together in an
atmosphere of polite civility
the head Of the party organi--
zation, Senator Byrd. and Gov.
Almond, whose political friend
ship of long standing has be-
come strained in recent years
over the school desegregation
issue.
About 500 persons gathered
on the lawn of the family home
Of Arlington Court Clerk H.
Bruce Green, whose quadrien-
nial public receptions for the
Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor and his running mates
traditionally have marked the
kickoff of the fall campaign.
Gov. Almond and Senator
Byrd shook hands and ex-
changed pleasantries briefly.
They Joined other political
leaders and the candidates in
posing for photographers.
In his speech, which was
mostly a eulogy for the late
Harry K. Green, commissioner
of revenue who started the re-
ceptions in 1925 when Senator
Byrd was the nominee for Gov
ernor, the Senator mentioned
Gov. Almonds name only once
along with eight other Gov
ernors.
Confident for Harrison
That was when he listed by
name each Governor who has
been honored at the Green re-
ceptions and who later went on
to win election in the fall.
"It is an unbroken record"
Senator Byrd said. Il am conf
dent that Albertis Harrison will
be the next Governor"
Mr.. Harrison is opposed in
the November election by Re-
publican H. Clyde Pearson Of
Lee County.
Probably the most concrete
demonstration Of party unity
came from Alexandria State
Senator Armistead L. Boothe,
who introduced his successful
rival in the primary, State Sen
ator Mills E. Goodwin, jr., Of
Suffolk, for nomination as
Lieutenant Governor.
The contest between these
two-Mr. Boothe reflecting the
liberal views of Northern Vtr-
ginia and Mr.. Goodwin the con-
servatiSm of Southside-was
the bitterest of all the July pri-
mary races.
Mills Goodwin and I have
been friends for a long time"
Mr.. Boothe said. We've had
our differences. The people Of
Virginia have very clearly indi-
Gated they prefer his viewpoint
not mine.
Pledges Vote
I'm the symbol of harmony.
I'm going out there in Novem-
ber to vote for this excellent
man. It Will be best for the
Democratic Party and it will
be best for Virginia"
Senator Goodwin told his
Northern Virginia audience, II
come from SouthSide Virginia.
We've heard that there are diff
ferences between the SouthSide
and Northern Virginia. I Sus-
pect our sectional differences
are more imaginary than real.
What's good for Northern Vir-
ginia is good for Southside."
Gov. Almond, who is retiring
from office in January, re-
ceived his strongest tribute of
the evening from Arlington
Delegate Harrison Mann.
II have never known an in
dividual so responsive to the
needs of Virginians, Mr.. Mana
said. Right or wrong, I have
never known him to do a thing
because of political expedi-
ency."
State Senator Robert Y. But /
Evening star., 1961-09-12
The Sun and Moon

Rises Sets
Sun, today - e:47 Am. 7:22 pm.
Sun, tomorrow 6:47 am. 7:20 pm.
Noon, today - S:5S Am. 1854 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned
on "a hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
River Report
Temperatures for Yesterd

For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above:
Annapolis, 3M hours: Bloody Point
Light, 4h hours; Colonial Beach, 6
hours; Deale, 4z hours; Solomons
Island, ga hours, and Point Lookout.
IA hours.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30

--as this, we will always be at
a stand still and nothing will
ever be accomplished. If this
project is accomplished, no po-
litical party will be given credit.
Mo party is behind this-only
the citizens and families of our
village.
AS you know, raising money
is not easy. Door to Goor can
vassing is not easy. Donations
do not come easy, but every
source has to be tried in order
to build up our fund.
Last week there was a Fiesta
given in Robbins by the Demo
cratic Club of Worth Township.
This club is a branch club of
the National Democratic Organ
ization. Their headquarters is in
Oak Lawn, Ill.
It was published that many
well known persons and Off
Gals would be at this Fiesta.
These are people who should
be interested in the progress
Of our village. The Swimming
Pool Committee felt that this
would he an ideal chance to
meet these people and explain
their purposes. They were al
most sure that the Democratic
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30

dent or United, but it does make
a difference when you are a
oItlzen of the village an block
progress.
Instead of accepting this one
persons decision, they should
have gone to the officials of
the club, 1t was learned later
that heavy rains washed the
Fiesta out and it was moved
to the Village Hall anG fire
house, which were built for. and
by the citizens of Robbins. If
they didn't want to help in the
progress of Robbins they could
have moved their affair to their
own headquarters out of town.
We don't mind helping others,
but when it comes time for them
to help us they shouldn't refuse.
Maybe a swimming pool in
Robbins is not their business,
but all children should be their
business and the majority of the
chilCren's mothers and fathers
are voters.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30
GUEST EDITORIAL

There seems to be some mis-.
understanding about the Swim
ming Pool Committee. Some
persons have the impression
that this is a political club,
and for this reason will not
support or help the committee
in any way to achieve their
ultimate goal of having a swim
ming pool for the Village of
R'.5ins.
We would like to say to those
of you who have this belief
that you are very wrong. The
Swimming Pool Committee is
not affiliated with any political
party. The members belong to
different parties of their own
choice. If this committee was
politically connected, all mem
bers would belong to tie same
party. This committee is made
up of families interested only
in getting some recreation for
the youth of our village. Each
person in Robbins should be
willing to aid this committee
regardless what political party
they belong to.
These people are striving to.
help your children as well as
mine. If we're going to try to
block important projects such
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30

Club would be glad to help so
tney appointed members to ASH
permission to have a table at
the tlesta. This table was not
intended to sell anything, but
JUS TO represent the cluD anu
give receipts to anyone who
light want to donate. This was
not intended to take away any
money that the Democratic Club
might make, because no one is
going to donate money if they
don't want to.
When the appointed members
of the Swimming Pool Com
mittee asked the person, whom
they were told was in charge
of the Fiesta, for permission
to have the table, they were
told flatly NO-several times.
This person whom they were
talking to is president of the
Democratic Club and also tn
captain of Precinct 43, Maybe
the representatives should have
asked someone else, because the
whole club shouldn't be dis
credited for the actions OF one
person. She must not have been
thinking clearly because surely
she knows the necessity OF
pool here in Robbins.
No one knows the real reason
for the rufusal, but if it's be-
cause of politics we want to let
you know our standing. The
Swimming Pool Committee is
in need of the backing by all
citizens. If you, as an individual
are not willing to help, why
hinder the progress of others?
This is your village also, you
live in it too. Instead of talking
about what we don't have, why
not help those who are trying
to make a change. It makes no
difference whether you are
Democrat Republican, Indepen-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30
THE GUIDING
LIGHT CLUB

The Guiding Light Club No.
2 will sponsor a tea at the home
of Mrs. Edna Jamison on Sum
day, October 1, 1881 from to
Z pm.
All we'll wishers and support
ers are invited.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Sc. - =. e: 81 .s:5=le1f9Ex

Published Thursday
SpAuldlng Avenue Telephone: Fulton 5-55
in Village by
of Robbins and the
community; stimulate civic pride
bory being every
his village
PLATFORM
: community
Employment of Coored people public utilities.
3-An o-date sanitary SYSTEM lights
"A we'll planned village.
"A public park playground children.
6.-Modern equipn
Violet Weaver Contributing Editor
Mrs Lena Blocker
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-09-30
NOTICE!

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-02-03

lightly floured board and knead briefly. Place
in creased bowl: cover with damp cloth and
let rise until light about hours. Roll dough
out K-inch thick Cut into several different
shapes, If desired. Fill with Spiced Prune
Filling and place on a creased baking sheet.
Let rise until light. about 80 minutes. Bake
in a moderately hot oven, 400 degrees. IL to
is minutes or until lightly brown. Makes 2h
dozen rolls. Note: A yeast hot roll mix may be
used, If you wish.
SPICED PRUNE FILLING
/ cup chopped cooked ~ teaspoon cinnamon
prunes IA teaspoon cloves
IA cup sugar Combine ingredients.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-02-03

HINTS
by Edith Redd
By Edith Redd
Nhot make o make-up .

Usually the eyes make a face memorable, but in
a fashion period of the head to toe look Of soph-
istication it is more imperative than ever, that
the eyes, beautifully groomed and most artfully
made-up be the focal point Of the face.
Properly made-up eyes represent the difference
between looking drab and looking alive and
younger than your years. Faded brows above
faded lashes, are fatal to facial attractiveness
for the woman Of any age. Poorly groomed brows
with little stragglers marring a clean outline
make the most exquisitely made-up face look a
little grimy. Eyes that not given the illusion
Of better color better size and better placement
by the skillful use of shadows. liner and mas
cara are being cheated.
/ seem 70 hove frO0bie get'ing both eyebrows
the Is ~ true thof most people two
siJed2 Ioaoya Milwaukee, WISE
All of US are two-sided there are no faces ex-
actly the same on the right and left In concept
ion. we are formed in halves This accounts for
many facial Irregularities. Although all Of us
would like to be in perfect physical proportion
facial Irregularities can be very interesting
In makeup, if one brow is higher than the other
we don't try to change it; this irregularity often
adds character to face. Only when there is
such marked deviation as to result in distor-
ton do try to bring the two features into line
To increase or achieve needed balance in a face
minimize a bad feature and accentuate the good
features.
Could you give me O good pIon 70 follow 70 keep
my skin eonJjfioned2 Mrs LotHe S.. Selma Ala.
Before you go to bed: % Steam your face for
ten minutes with hot CLOTH (2) make lather
with good soap and rub into skin with your
hands: (3) rinse with lukewarm water: az blot
dry: (5) If your skin tends to be dry. use a
moisturizing agent.
When you arise in the morning: (l) Clean face
notwithstanding is not necessary unless skin
is oily: ~ apply moisturizing cream for under
coat Of makeup: (3) apply makeup daily. even
if you are doing nothing in particular Good
makeup is a protective covering against the
elements and dirt in the air.
IF you HAVE A MAKE.U PROBLEM, Miss Redd
will be happy TO beip you. Send your question to
The address beLoW. enclosing a stamped. SELF
addressed envelope. Problems Of generalintereSt
will be anSwered in ibis column. Address all
eSpondence to: EDITH Redo, TONE Publ.
cations. Inc. 702 E. 63rd ST.. Chicago 81. Ill.,