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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13

with ever so little" he says, Eve could do so much! If only We
had a little help, we could make more converts among the low
caste Hindus. We could make our Catholics proud to be Cath0-
lies. We could do q better job at teaching our children the
catechiSm." It's hard TO say No to a priest like FATHER
MUNGALL. Give me a church" he says, "and 1 viii give
my people God" viii the men in the parish build the
church themselves ? The foundation, an empty hole, Is already
dug. The men in the parish can't give money, but they give
their labor free-of-charge. Without help, however, they can
do no more To buy the materials for a plain, clean, func-
tonal, church in AMALAPURAM, will cost altogether $500.
TO build a shed In which TO teach the catechism will cost $3.50
more .. Perhaps you'd like to build the church or the cate.
chism-shed in memory Of your family or your loved ones. IL
SO, write us now. Wen write FATHER MUNGALI Immediately
and tell him what you have done It's hard to say No to
FATHER MUNGALI. will you help him as much as you can?
Your 81, IS, $40, SIS, $50, 500 gift is what he needs right
now in AMALAPURAM. Please help him. He needs your
help to give his people God.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13
On independence 80.

VATICAN CITY His Holiness Pope John XIII has
congratulated the people of Algeria on their newly won free
dom and has assured them of his continued prayers.
The Popes good wishes were expressed in a radio mess
age delivered in French. independence came to the former
French north African territory following an overwhelming
vote for freedom in the election Of July l, which took place
after more than seven years Of civil war between French and
Algerians.
Pope John said that Algeria has been in his prayers in
recent years and that he Tejoiced that his prayers had been
answered.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13
ApprOUes miracles

VATICAN CITY - The Sacred Congregation of Rites
has issued a decree formally approving the miracles proposed
for the canonization of Blessed Anthony Pucci, Italian Serv.
lite priest who died in 1892.
The congregation also decreed that Sister Maria Antonio
della MiSericordia, foundress Of the Institute of Oblates of
the Most Holy Redeemer, practiced virtues to a heroic degree.
The DEGREES were published by officials of the congre-
cation in solemn ceremonies held in the private library of
Pope John XIII.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
POSITION WANTED

Catholic man has over 10 yrs
service as downtown mes
senger, never lost a day.
Wants inside job of some
kind, 5 days per wk. AM.
3-9317.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13

Akron, state youth activity chairman; Lewis French,
Columbus, state council activity chairman; Harold
W. Roessler, GAINESVILLE, state general program
chairman; and Robert w. Lackner, Cleveland, state
public relations chairman. Standing are: Henry ].
Kondrat, Cleveland, supreme director; and Thomas
NJ. DoWd, Kenton, state deputy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13

SAN FRANCISCO The Church's only Chinese cardinal
expressed confidence here that the communist government of
his homeland soon will crumble under a popular uprising.
Thomas Cardinal Tien, SV.D, said he believes the up
rising will stem from the extremely poor conditions under
which the Chinese now are living. He said the conditions are
getting worse, rather than improving.
The 72year-old Red exiled Archbishop of Peking esti-
mated it would take the communists 20 to 40 years to wipe
out the Church in China. He predicted the Reds will fall from
power within that time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13
Service apOstoIate

RENSSELAER,, Ind. - Twenty-Five servicemen will dis
cuss plans to train lay apostles in the armed forces as part of
the Young Christian Workers study week at st. Josephs
College here from August 4 to 10.
The servicemen plan to organize groups to promote bet
ter use of leisure time, to combat racial prejudice and to
create an interest in the Second Vatican Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13

Their miserable church has no peWs.
FATHER MUNGALL, u priest
there, has no pulpit At Mass in
AMALAPURAM you're shocked by
the poverty o see. The church
Is a bamboo hut the size of your par
Tor. You're impressed to see peas
ants, all of them in rags, devoutIy
wOrshipping God . To build q de-
cent church is, for these people, out
of the question. They haven't enough
to eat. In AMALAPURAM the aver
age life-expectancy is rs years . Is
FATHER MITAC dirnnnrnrnA o
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13

STATE OFFICIALS of the Knights of Column
bus met during last weekend's leadership school
at the Neil House. Seated, left to right, are: John
klser, NorWalk, state %fraternal activity chairman;
Edward Seurkamp, Jr, Cincinnati, state Catholic
activity chairman; Walter A.. Langen, Dayton, state
memberShipinsurance chairman; Forest L. Starn,
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Damage cathedral

ALGIERS Moslem crowds in this capital Of newly
free Algeria entered its Catholic cathedral and damaged a
statue of st. Joan of Arc, some church furnishings and the
throne of Archbishop Leon Duval.
The crowd claimed the building was originally a mosque
and should be returned to the Moslems. Police dispersed the
crowds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13
India::"T Will Give NV People God"

DURING 1HE SERIUN ON SUNDAY IN AMALAPURAM.
SOUTHERN INDIA, DUB CATHOLICS SIT ON THE GROUND.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-07-13
Increases support

LONDON - The London County Council has agreed to
maintain another $500 students in the state-supported Ca
tholic primary schools between now and 1865.
This will bring the total enrolment in Catholic primary
schools-those for children UP to the age of lin the Lon
don area to $4,000, or about IS per cent of the estimated
number of Catholic children baptized in the area this year.
Some new schools will have to be built. The Catholic
authorities will have to foot the bill for this at a cost of
around 81, 100000.
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SeizeS cemetery

KINGSTON, Jamaica Cubas constitutional court has
ruled against an appeal by the Church protesting the govern
ments confiscation of the Catholic Cristobal Colon cemetery,
according to a Cuban broadcast heard here.
The regime of Premier Fidel Castro took over the ceme-
terry in August, 1861.
The Havana broadcast said the cemetery was not the
private property of the Church, but public. property because
it constituted a public service.
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Science grants

WASHINGTON - The National Science Foundation has
given $146y662 in Federal funds to 26 Catholic colleges and
universities as part of a $3,730,634 program to help 302 col
legeS.
The funds are given as outright grants by the founda-
tion to be used at the discreaton of the recipients to help
meet their needs in science. The foundation is a quasigovern-
mental agency supporting research and develoment in the
basic subjects.
The largest single grant to a Catholic institution was
$4,000 to the University of Notre Dame. The only other Ca
tholic institution to get more than $4,000 was Marquette
University, Milwaukee, which was given $11-220.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HELP MEN
COLLEGE GRADUATE
FACTORY REP

Manufacturer OF pulleyS. conveyors,
trucks, etc, wants to train mex
perienced in their line Salary
$3.50 up while training. then
Washington territory and perma-
nent Job pay TO SIS, 900 with lib
eral expense account. See BOB
GRAY, All Woodward Bldg. NE.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
AUTO SALESMAN
USED CARS

We need one eXper. used-car sales
man TO work one OF the fastest
moving used-car lots in this city
Excellent pay plan, plenty CT floor
time. excellent reconditionlus pre-
E-am. many COMPANY benefits
For appt. call Gene Goldbcrg.
IU 10000. ANACOSTIA CHRy-
SLER PLYMOUTH. l1OS Good
HOPE I'd. Sc
AUTO SERVICE statesmen
Large downtown Chevrolet dealer
ship, Good workInS conditions. paid
holidays and vacations, group
Decentralization. insurance avail
able Applicant capable OF max
ing body assessments. Apply Mr.
PreSgrsves = an. TO pm;
Il ST ne. WaSh:ngton. D. c.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HELP MEN

CARPENTERS and carpenter helpers
needed for remooeling work. So
per hr and up with long hrs. Call
WO. 6-3046.
CHERRY BLOSSOM SOUVENIRS,
timely now and later. Vendors,
Evening star., 1962-04-15

FIELD Observation-Disclosures
ally known organization is seeking
single man, age 25 to 80 for con-
tinuous travel throughout the
United States. College graduate
preferred. Must be in excellent
physical health and have the abil-
ity to make decisions and express
an aptitude for public relations
necessary. Starting salary $4,000
plus travel and car expenses. Ap-
ply immediately to Box ll-R, Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
r G. D Sales
Engineers
For Washington, D. C.

You'll represent Control Data
Corporation in R & D assistance
to Government agencies in the
Washington, D. c., area. Must
be able to develop and main
tain responsible contact-sales
work. Excellent career for the
man who's ready for it.
QUALIFICATIONS: B.S. or
MS. in E.E. plus at least 5 years
in the Computer or Electronics
Systems field. Must be familiar
with either Air Force, Army,
NASA, or FAA operations in
the Washington area.
An equal opportunity employer
Evening star., 1962-04-15

MECHANIC. also ace.

AUTO MECHANIC. also accessory
salesman, auto. trans. exper. not
necessary. Salary open. 45l5 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. FE. 3-l20I.
BAR MAN. married, minimum ;
yrS. experience. experienced mixed
drinks. fast. Apply from 10 to
pm. SHELTER ROOM, 1857
Savannah St Sc
BARMAN, for sea food restaurant.
22-l0. Night work I to I2.30. Il
days. Local man preferred AN
CHOIR INN. a33-ISl4
Billing-Inventory Clerk
NE. washington. 1880, top ap-
pliance distributor desires an ex-
perienced man thoroughly familiar
with inventory control and billing
procedures. Permanent position. b
salary LA. $4,000.
BKKPR. orc. MGR, $500 up
Field Ofc. Mgr. finance eXper..
D. {. and out OF city. ST. 5000
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N Y Ave. NV. RE. 7-7?S0
BKKPRS. ASSTS. C?l $3.50 :
oPC;: h.s:s,; %. 5 day $3.50
CASHIER. part time. ewes $500
McCROSSIN EMPL AGCY.
Sil3 Ga. Ave. s 5. JU. 9-i4 rs
BOYS BOYS BOYS!
Med & under Is. Get ready for
that hard to set summer Job
Guaranteed salary plus bonus
Can average $3.50 per hr You
can worS part time until school
is out Apply only TO e pm,
.4l. Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va.
BRICKLAYERS-Competent men
for hishest qualify residential
construction. Report with tools.
.,,2343 41th 81. NV. Donald P.
Hutton
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HELP MEN

AND HELPERS,
experienced men wanted for re-
modelling work KOLB ELECTRIC,
324T Que st. NV. FE. S-1422
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Negroes Sought
For U. S. Positions

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Mar. %
(AP).-Andrew T. Hatcher, as
sociate White House press sec
retary, said last night he is
working on plan to find able
Negroes for Significant" Gov
ernment positions.
Louis Martin and I are
working on a plan to ferret
out the most capable Negroes
with a view to placing them in
Government jobs which offer
promise of a good future" he
said.
Mr.. Martin is deputy chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee.
MIR. Hatcher, a Negro, was in
Nashville to address Air Force
ROTC caders at A&I State
University.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
BY the Associated Press

-Four Vermont college Btu
dents have completed their
253-mile hike from New York
City to the White House.
President Kennedy sent his
best wishes, but the mixers
didn't get to see him.
The four, from Windham
College, Putney, VT, walked to
Washington from Times Square
to demonstrate support for
Mr.. Kennedy's youth fitness
program.
DR.. Theodore N. Forbes of
the Presidents Council on
Youth Fitness met them yes
terday at the White House
East Gate. What we need is
more of this kind of endeavor, -
he told the mixers.
The students are Bruce
BlasiuS, %, Ramsey, N. j.;
Frank Catapano, 20, Hunting
ton, N. Y; John Hamill, jr.,
%, Rye, N. Y, and Everett
Flagg, 2l, Stoningham, Conn.
DR.. Walter Hendricks, presi-
dent of Windham, was at the
White House gate to greet the
mixers. DR.. Henricks, who
flew to Washington, said he
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Fitness Hikers Arrive
After 253-MiIe Trek

thought the walk was a great
thing.
DR.. Forbes asked the walkers
how far they had travelled each
day and was told 38 to 40 miles
Tremendous" he commented
William Stevenson, 90, OF
Aarchmont, N. Y, and Richard
Murphy, %, Of New York, ac-
companied the mixers in a car
which carried food for their
lunches.
The Physical Fitness Club at
Windham College provided the
money for the hike, but several
motels along the way gave the
youths free lodging.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Workers in Ecuador
Shoot Police in Riot

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Mar
% (AP). - Three policemen
were wounded by gunfire yes
terday in a clash with riotine
workers on a plantation owned
by a subsidiary of the United
Fruit Co.
Police were sent in five small
planes in response to a plea
from the manager of the plan
tation at Tenguel, near Guaya-
quill. Authorities said the
trouble started when some OF
the workers were dismissed
One report said t he demon
strators set fire to the man.
ayers house.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Missile Cap
qiinqDenied

Gen. Lyman c. Lemnitzer
says there is no possibility that
Defense Department estimates
OF Russian missile strength
were changed for political rea-
sons.
Gen. Lemnitzer, chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told
the House Defense Appropria-
tions Subcommittee in testi-
mony released yesterday:
Il know the individuals in
volved and I know that they
are not politically motivated.
I am convinced of this as a
matter of fact" \
Gen. Lemnitzer was replying
to committee members who
discussed shifts in Pentagon
estimates of Russian missile
strength.
Representative Ford, Repub-
Hcan of Michigan, said the
Pentagon intelligence reports
appeared to show a missile
gap," with the Russians we'll
ahead of the United States one
year and, IL months later. a
United States weapons superb
ority.
Gould there be any pos
sibility of them being rigged
(for political reasons) ?" asked
the chairman, Representative
Mahon, Democrat of Texas.
Il see no such possibility
whatsoever" said Ga. Lem
nitzer.
Later Gen. Frederick C.
Smith, Air Force vice chief of
staff, said the change in esti-
mates did not mean Russia was
incapable of producing more
missiles.
They had the capacity"
said Gen. Smith. 1T Is a
recognition that they did not
do what our intelligence people
thought they would do"
Reports of a missile gap
with the United States trail
ing Russia, figured in the 1860
presidential campaign.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
ditional legislation would be

ditional legislation would be
helpful.
Mr.. Dixon testified that ETC
seldom has employed laws en-
acted in 1888 which declared
that a food shall be deemed
to be misbranded "if its label
is false or misleading in any
particular" or "if its container
is so made, formed or filled
as to be misleading"
Congress in enacting these
rules divided between the FTC
and Food and Drug Administra-
ton authority to enforce them
In testimony last week FDA
Commissioner George P. Larrick
said his agency has con-
centrated mainly on making
certain foods are clean and
wholesome. He said Congress
never gave it enough money to
enforce the packaging require
ments adequately.
! Mr.. Dixon said an agreement
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Belize Imprisons
Two InfiItrutors

BELIZE, British Honduras
Mar. % (AP) Two men con-
victed Of an armed incursion
into this British colony from
Guatemala In January were
sentenced yesterday to 10 years
at hard labor.
One, Francisco Sagatume y
Ortiz, was the alleged leader OF
the raid. The infiltrators were
captured in the Toledo district
in the south after Guatemala
had renewed it's claim to Brit
ish Honduras.
The Guatemalan government
said the infiltrators had actec
on their own and 1t subse.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
Desert Extensive

ALICE SPRINGS, Australia.
= Not all Australia is good
wheat-growing and sheep-rais-
ing land. More than one third
is harsh desert. And in the
far north is belt of jungle
as hot and wet as any in
Central America.
Evening star., 1962-03-28

between FDA and ETC on lines
of jurisdiction has kept his
agency pretty much out Of the
food packaging enforcement
field. But, he said, this doesn't
mean its powers in that area
have lapsed.
Additional legislation could
serve a useful function" he
said, by spelling out RESPONSE
bility for enforcement, and by
detailing abuses to be out
lawed.
Evening star., 1962-03-28
FTC May Use
lis Powers in
Food LABELLING
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion offered today to invoke
potent but seldom-used powers
to help a campaign against
deceptive labelling and packag-
ing of foods.
FTC Chairman Paul Rand
Dixon made the offer in testi-
mony prepared for the Senate
antitrust and Monopoly sub
committee. But he said ad-
Evening star., 1962-03-28

quently accepted a British pro-
posal for informal talks on the
territorial dispute.
Evening star., 1962-03-28

The other man sentenced
was Gustavo Rosado. Five otheJ
men were acquitted.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-17

under "a inch and top stitch
ing. Then, stitch around the
hem about "a inch from the
edge, using about 10 stitches
per inch. Pull the thread at
both ends forming gathers,
until the hem edge fits the
skirt. Be sure to adjust this
fullness as evenly as possible
around the hem. Pin the hem
seam lines to the skirt seam
lines and steam press to
shrink out as much of the
fullness as possible. Then
finish your hem as you would
normally.
- + .
Question: How can I make
a good flat tailored bow? The
ones I see on ready-made
dresses and blouses seem to
be sewed together instead Of
being tied. - Mrs. M. j. K.
Answer: Use either a double
strip of fabric or a piece of
ribbon. Cut one long piece
for bow and one short piece
for tab. For a bow with two
loops and two ends, the strip
should be three times the
length Of the bow.
For a bow with four loops
and no ends the strip should
be four times the length Of
the bow. The tab should
be twice as long as the fin
ished width of the bow. To
make: Mark center of strip
and fold bow as in Fig. /.
Whip folded ends together as
in Fig. 2. Wrap tab around
center of bow, folding one
end of tab under and lap
ping it over the other. Slip
. stitch tab closed securely as
in Fig. 8. Finished bow
should look like Fig. 4.
4 y + 4
Question: I have trouble
sleeves. 1t says to ease in
fullness at top of sleeve,
make a row Of machine
stitching along seam line "a
inch inside seam line. When
it is finished, I always have
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cap on the end Of a sleeve
board or tailor's cushion.
With the point of the steam
iron facing towards the
body of the sleeve. gently
press over the gathers again
and again until fullness dis
appears. This method works
well on most fabrics, but it
isn't always successful with
synthetics or wash-n-wear
fabrics.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "HoD to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" Which,
giDeS complete instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly.
For your copy of this guide
to correct fitting, tDrite to
Patricia Scott in care OF The
Star, Enclosing a long, self
addressed, stamped envelope
and rs cents in coin to coDer
costs of printing and han
ding.
Copyright 1862. Field Enterprises. Inc.
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SEAMS TO ME
Sewing Problem?
Here's Help

Skirt hens always look
neater if the extra fullness
along the edge is eliminated
before finishing the hem.
Question: I have a problem
with a circular skirt. I am
S feet tall and have to short
en- all skirts. Will you tell me
what to do, SO I don't have
to put tucks in the hem?
Thank you. - Mrs. o. K.
Answer: First, finish your
raw hem edge with seam
binding or by turning edge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-17
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

gathers that show. How do
you eliminate this?
Mrs. j. @.
Answer: Just gathering in
the extra fullness is not
enough. You must shrink out
the extra fullness with a
steam iron. Place the sleeve
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

intend to collaborate honestly
without any pretention for hege-
mony." r'
President Kwame Nluumah OF
Ghana, addressing 18th national
congress of his Convention Peo-
pies Party in Kumasi, Ghana,
three days before bombing incid-
emit reported in northern Ghana:
Il warn the budget politicians
I hope none is sitting here.
charge all party members to re-
port to authority persons found
INDUCING in this shameful actiH-
ty. Find them out: they are a dis
grace to the nation. Don't give
them an inch of chance. They are
nation wreckers. Crush them"
Editors Note: President Nkru-
nah escaped injury when a bomb
was thrown at his car. One child
was killed and some Sc people in
jured. A later report listed four
persons dead).
MIR. Jordan Ngubane, national
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Jail Leaders But
People Keep Up
Registration Drive

Sasser, Ga. (ANP) - Despite
the fact that segregationists jailed
two of their leaders and warned
Negroes to stop holding vote raj
lies, so Negroes conducted a vote
registration meeting at a church
here last week.
Though a sheriff's car was
parked outside the church, the
meeting was in sharp contrast
with one here two weeks ago in
which about 10 white men entered
unannounced, advised leaders OF
the meeting to leave the county
and told Negroes they should dis
continue secret meetings"
Jailed on a "vagrancy" charge
since that meeting were Ralph
Allen, 21, white, of Melrose, Mass,
and Charles Sherrod, %, of Peters
burg, Va. They were arrested at
the courthouse when they accom-
panied five Negroes to register
them to vote.
Both. Allen, who claims he was
beaten twice by segregationists
and Sherrod, were leaders of the
meeting which was invaded by a
white sheriff, his deputies, and an
assortment of "disturned white
men,"
At the meeting this week, a
sheriff's car parked outside the
church stopped and checked num-
erous cars as they drove by the
building. About three deputy sher-
ifs were seated in the car, which
partially blocked the road.
Among those attending the
meeting was Carl Roundtree, may
or of nearby Dawson, Ga, who
told reporters he was there in his
capacity as editor of the Dawson
News, a weekly newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
st. Paul School:
Trade Tech Class
Registration Stdrts
Monday. Aug. 20

Registration for trade and tech
meal classes conducted by the st,
Paul public schools and the Voca-
tional evening school program will
start on Monday, August 20, at I
pm, and will continue until 8 pm.
each evening. Applicants must reg
lister in person at the st. Paul
Vocational school office, 14th and
Jackson streets.
This program is organized into
four parts which include technical
classes for apprentices, extension
classes for journeymen workers
technical classes for individuals In
technical occupations or for per-
sons aspiring to be working in
technical occupation.
Glasses are conducted in such
areas as aircraft and power plant
maintenance, appliance service,
architectural drafting, automotive
repair and service, building con-
struction, building maintenance,
building trades, electrical trades
electronics, engineering drafting
industrial C h emistry, machine
trades, printing trades, refrigera-
ton and air-conditioning, sign pro-
cess and display trades, steam
power engineering, supervisory and