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MO VIES
A 1—Morally Vnnbjeetienahl* fer General Patronage
Alice Wonderland I Wa* a Communist Silver Canyon
Alone the Great FBI Skiralong
Divide Kim Rtoenbloom
Amhueh
King Solomon'*
Mines
Apache Drum* Knn Tiki Snake River
Radman s Gold Lady from Tuas Sum of New Mevlco
Barber of Seville Last of the Bucca- Stafecnach Driver
Rir Gunher Rears Sto| that Cab
Ritter Sprinr* Longhorn. The Subjnanne Patrol
Branded Lost Continent Swrd of Monte
Bonanza Town Louisa Cpsto
Broken Arrow Ma and P* Kettle Tall Target
Captain Horatio Rack on a Farm Tarfet Unknown
Hornhlower Magic Carpet Texin* Never Cry
Cattle Drive M*n from Planet Texas Ranger*
Curtain Gall at Marine Raider* Thii i* Korea
Cactu* Creek Mask of the Thfh» Wise Facile
Exeuae My Du»t Avenger Ticket to Toma
hawk
Father Takes the Air Montana Desperado
Flyina Leatherneck* Mudlark Toa|t of New
Flyins Miealle Navy Bound O-leans
Fortunes of Cap- Never A Dull Tnrmhswk
tain Blood Moment Twn Flag* West
francia Goes to the Night Riders of Twa Week* With
V atiran 1 Money WhHwinri
Hurricane Island Santa Fe Ya|l. in Korea
In Old Amarillo Savage Drum* Yo| Never Can Tell
Bkigper Rurpritod
ie Wlf.
Races Montana Ltve
Frogmen Oklahoma Justice Up Front
Fury of the Congo On Moonlight Bsv Vattan
G. I. Jane Operation Disaster Warted: Dead or Aliv*
Go for Broke Pistol Hardest Wath the Birdie
Great Caruso Return of Fron- Wei* Fargo
Great Manhunt tiersmsD Ginmaiter
Holy Year at the Run for Your Whm 1 Grow I'p
A 11—Morally I'nohjeetionabl* Fo Adpto
Abbott and Costello F.gneriment On the Isle of
Meet the invisible Aleatraa limo*
Man Fabiola O* the loose
Ace in the Hole Fat Man Oferation
According to Mrs. First l^egion P|gan Love Song
Hoyle Fly* Periling The Clouds
Affair Blum, The Marne and the With SiiRHhine
Air Cadet Arrow Piking Express
Al Jennings of Force of Arms Pnky
Oklahoma Four in a Jeep Pace in the Son
American Guerrilla Fourteen Hour* D’ol of Ixinrion
In the Philippines Gold Raiders Delude to Fam*
American tn Pari* Golden Horde Ibchel snri the
Angelo Goodbye. My Fancy Stranger
Appointment with Guilt 1* My Shadow Ihging Tide
Danger Half Angel fiedhead and the
As Young As You Hamlet Cowboy
Feel Hard, Fast and lich, Young and
Atrocities at Fort Beautiful Beautiful
Santiago Harvey J«m»on and Delilah
Back to Bataan Henry V feven Days to Noon
Bandit Queen Here Comes the 'll Ocean Drive
short Grass
Behave Yourself Groom
Relle le Grand Highwayman, The Sin of Esther
Between Midnight Hot Lead Water*
and Dawn House of Strangers Sleeping City
Black Hsnd Hunt the Man Down Show boat
Black Shadows 1 Can Get It For You Soldier* Three
Blossom* in the Wholesale So Long at th* Fair
Du*t I’d Climb the High- So Proudly We Hail
Blue Veil, The est Mountain So Young So Bad
Bowery Battalion Iron Man Spector of the Rose
Brave Bulls 1 Was an American Steel Helmet
Browning Version Spy Strip
Bullfighter and the Journey Into Light Take Care of My
Lady Jungle Headhunter* Little Girl
Cave of Outlaws Kind Lady Take One False Step
Champagne for Korea PatnJ Tale* of Hoffman
Caesar Lady and tn* Texas Carnival
China Co«*ir Bandit That’s My Roy
City Across the Law and the Lady Thing. The
River Lightning Strikes Thi* Side of the Law
Clouded Yellow Twice Thunder on the Hill
Cornin’ Round the Little Big Horn 3 Desperate M*n
Mountain Long Dark Hall Tight Little Island
Company She Keeps Lorna Doone Tomorrow Is Another
Conflict Lost Moment. The Day
Copper Canyon Magic Face To Please Lady
Criminal Lawyer Man Who Cheated Trio
Crosswinds Himself Undercover Girl
Cyrano de Bergerac Mark of the Dragon Vengeance Valley
Daughter of Rosie Mob, The W*l]
O'Grady Mr. Drake's Duek When the Redskin*
Dear Brat Never Trust a Rode
Decision Before Gambler Where Danger
Dawn No Highway in th* Live*
Deported Sky Where the Sidewalk
Dial 1119 Odette End.
Edge of Doom Oliver Twi»t Wooden Horse
Enforcer Ones a Thief Woman on Pier 13
Embraceable You Only th* Valiant Woman on the Run
Eye Witness Youth Aflame
B—Morally Objectionable Tn Par Fer All
All Quiet on the Follow the Sun Outlaw
Western Front
All About Eve
Angel with the
For Heaven’s Sake Outrage
Great Missouri Raid Payment on Demand
Trumpet Guy Who Came Back Paiaan
Assassin for Hire Her Wonderful Lie Pari* l»no
Astonished Heart. Hi* Kind of Woman Pa**ionelle
Beat of the R*dm*n Hotel Sahara People Will Talk
Bicycle Thief Innirie the Will* of Pickup
Bird of Paradise Folsom Prison Platinum Blonde
Blackmailed Ki** Tomorrow Prowler
Border Incident Goodbye Raton Paw
Born to Be Had L’Affaire Rogue River
Horn Yesterday Lilli Marlene Secret of Convict
Breaking Point Llttl* Egypt Lake
Call Me Mister Lemon Drop Kiri Seventh Veil
Cargo to Capetown Life of Her Own Sirocco
Casa Manana "M” Small Rack Room
Come Fill The Cup Mafia Stranger* on a Train
Cry Danger MpM Me After the
Brow
Female Naughty Arlttt* Two of a Kind
Emergency Wedding No Man of H*r Own Wake of the Red
FaeU of Love On the ftivier*
Open City
Streetear Named
Damned Don’t Cry Desir*
Da' id and Bath- Millionair* tar Strictly Diihnnorahle
sheba Christy Third Time Lucky
Deadly I* the My Forbidden Put Three Huehand*
Witch
€—Condemned
Bitter Bioe Gambling With Luerecia Bergia
Bullet for Stefano Soul*
Germany, Year r.aro
Six To Become Sisters
Six girls entered the convent of
the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary
Immaculate at Joliet, Ill., .this fall.
They are: Patricia Britt of St.
Mary’s parish, Ruth Greiner of St.
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Mad Youth
Child Bride Gigi Rwal Affair
Dede* High School Girl She Shoulda Said No
Devil in the Flesh Hollywood Burlesque Story of Boh and
Devil’s Sleep Jungle Stampede Bouia in Pawn
Fools of Desir* Just a Big Simple Sally
Fr*nch Whit* Cargo Girl Wench
Aloysius’ parish, Patricia O’Neill
of St. Aufuatine’s parish, and Pa
tricia Mitrhell of Our Lady of
Peace pansh, who entered the
postulancy of the order and two
aspirants, Patricia Bond and Mary
Alice Lamlert of St. Mary’s parish.
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The Time of Your Life
I—-------------- By Father Hafford
THE FEAST OF THE WEIK
Sunday is the feast of the Most
Holy Rosary. It commemorates the
victory of the Christians at Le
panto, so in some quarters it is
called the feast of our Lady of
Victory. Perhaps you remember
the story: the victory was cred
ited to the special help obtained
from Mary through the recitation
of her Rosary. It brings to mind
the plea of Our Lady of Fatima.
We van be sure of another victory
over the forces of evil if we really
get down to work and say our
Rosary daily.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
American food tastes good to
foreigners, but American ideals
don’t.
TELL ALL
How often have you been advised
to tell everything you know? We
are not thinking about the third
degree, but just what goes on at
home wtih mother or father trying
to get the facts. Did you ever con
sider the information you could
give to your parish priest about
some of the “honorary Catholic”
hoys and girls he may not know.
There are plenty of them who
ought to be in religion classes con
ducted at the parish, but because
they never stand up to be counted
no one in authority knows that
they are Catholic. A soul you save
will help your own.
FLYING CORKS FROM THE
POP HOUSE
“He claims that he is painfully
employed at his uncle’s store.”
SHOPPING NOTE
What with the price of stamps
going up, stamps are very much in
the news. The Government Print
ing Office, Washington 25 D. C.
has a 204 page book for sixty cents
that ought to be interesting. It is
called “Postage Stamps of the Unit
ed States. 1847-1950”. The catalog
number is P4.10:950. I thought
you might want to know.
ZONE OF QUIET
If the dollar shrinks any more,
the only way it will speak will be
in the hands of a ventriloquist.
CHURCH BOX
Right now a person does not
know if he may mention the word
prayerbook what with all the mis
sals in fashion, so we use the term
church book. The main thought is
that you make use of something
besides your fingers when you at
tend Mass. If you just don’t like a
missal, be sure to hunt yourself up
a prayerbook that will fill the bill,
your hands and your time at Mass.
Rosaries are in style during Oc
tober, but the printed word will
keep your mind on the subject of
the Mass. People tell me every
week how much they get out of
Mass when they are intellectually
primed for it by the right kind of
reading matter during the Holy
Sacrifice. Now is the time to set
your habits for life.
A TURN ABOUT
If your references don’t do you
justice, perhaps you haven't done
justice to your work.
HANDWRITING EXPIRTS
It seems now that the only hand
writing experts left are the ones
who try to judge character by
someone’s script. Wouldn’t it be a
smart idea to make a special ef
fort this year to improve your pen
manship? We get used to the way
we write, and someone who does
not know our penmanship habits
isn’t quite sure what language we
are using. A lot of school work
may tend to ruin your writing, so
you may have to take a lot of care
to form each letter correctly. II
pays in the long run.
THAT'I A FACT
It doesn’t do any good to suffer
In silence if you aren’t strong
enough to smile.
DECENT DISKS AND
SUITABLE SONGS
COLD, COLD, HEART on Colum
bia, Hercury and Decca THE
WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE
SUNSHINE on Capitol MY TRU
LY, TRULY FAIR on Columbia,
Mercury, Capitol, and Victor:
DOWN YONDER on Capitol and
Mercury WHISPERING on Cap
itol and Mercury and DETOUR on
Mercury.
These you should hear, and of
ten:
BELA BIMBA (Victor) Patrice Mun
sei
ASK ME (Columbia) Dorris Day
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GREEN (Victor) Hugo Winter
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PLEASE BE KIND (Columbia)
Duke Ellington
HOW MANY TIMES (Decca) Patty
Andrews-Dorsey.
IF TEARDROPS WERE PENNIES
(Columbia) Rosemary Clooney
HOMESPUN (Decca)
THOUGHTS WHILE WATCHING
DOGS
Once in a while one doesn’t know
what end of a leash to feel sorry
for.
FRESH AIR
While the weather is nice, get
as much of it as you can. Some of
these nights are much too good
to spend inside watching TV, giv
ing an ear to radio or sitting up
with a sick book—that is not the
kind you use at school. While you
can get some of the good air in
your lungs, do so. It may be a long
winter.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEAK
You don’t need a geiger counter
to find fault.
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Plan Fall Event
For St. Joseph's
Academy Mothers’ Club
Sets Oct. 25 for Festival
St. Joseph Academy Mothers’
Club is busy making plans for the
annual Fall Festival and Dance it
will sponsor Thursday, Octobef 25,
at 6 p. m. in the school auditorium,
331 E. Rich Street, Columbus.
Dancing will begin at 8.30 p. m. to
the music of Bert Wendell and his
orchestra.
Mrs. Clarence E. Huddy, 1710
Northwest Blvd., president of the
Mothers’ Club, has announced that
Mr. Franklin Eyerman, 10)1 Lilley
avenue, will serve as general chair
man of the affair, Serving as co
chairman will be the officers of
the Parent-Teachers’ association of
the academy.
Committee chairmen include: Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas P. Wangler Mr.
and Mrs. Corny Jerome Mr. and
Mrs. George Francis Mr. and Mrs.
James McGhee Mrs. Louise Rob
bins Mr. and Mrs. Henry Imwalle
Mrs. Margaret Gelpi Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Devine Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gent Corbett Mr. and Mrs. John
Kochensparger Mrs. James Grady
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reiger and
Mrs. John H. Fisk.
Proceeds from the affair will
benefit the Sisters of Notre Dam*.
Catholic U. Player*
Will Viail Columbus
Players, Inc., Baid to be the na
tion’s only Catholic repertory com
pany, this week launched its third
annual tour which will encompass
32,000 miles through 37 states and
Canada, and end on May 21, 1952.
On a date in April to be an
nounced later, the group will visit
the College of St. Mary of the
Springs, Columbus, where it will
stage Shakespeare’i “Twelfth
Night.”
Guided by the Rev. Gilbert V.
Hartke, O.P., head of the Catholic
University of America’s speech
and drama department, the com
pany includes 15 graduates of the
department, each with five to 10
years professional theater exper
ience.
Catholic Library Unit
Will Elect Official*
Election of officers will take
place at the first meeting of the
Columbus unit of the Catholic Li
brary association in the current
school year Saturday, Oct. 13. at 2
p. m. at the Josephinum college.
The Rev. Leonard Fick, editor
of the JOSEPHINUM REVIEW,
will address the meeting, at which
the Rev. Anthony Kleinschmidt,
librarian at the Josephinum col
lege, will be host.
Members of the nominating com
mittee are the Right Rev. H. E.
Mattingly, chairman Sister M.
Candida, O.S.F., principal of St.
Mary’s high school, and Miss Jane
Lannan, reference iibrerian at the
Bexley Public Library,
After the meeting the Joae
phlnum Choir, directed by the Rev.
Walter Rees, will ting.
Intentions for October
The Pope’s intentions for Octo
ber are for the right preaching of
the Word of God and its accept
ance in a spirit of faith, and for
the Church in Oceania.
"Put Your Duds in
Our Suds"
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THECATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDA Y OCTOBER 5. 19S1
Rum
Morgan
WHILE YOU DANCED, DANCED,
DANCED (Mer) Gloria Gibbs:
(Vic) R. Flanagan
TCHIN BOOM DA RA (Columbia)
Frankie Yankovic
A COTTAGE WITH A PRAYER
(Decca) Mills Brothers
Bela Bimba is an authentic Ital
ian folksong dating back two hun
dred years. It means Beautiful
Child, so that goes for you, I
betcha. Miss Munsel ddbs a nice
job with the tune RED LEAVES
ought to go big.
May we suggest-
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College Hegins 27th Year
Bishop Ready it shown with group of tfudonft fho College of
If. Mary of the Springs, Columbus, after the formal opening of the
27th academic year with the celebration of Mass of the Holy Ghost
in the college chapel. With the Bishop is the Rev. Joachim Bauer,
O.F., college chaplain.
“Library Notes-
From the Department of Library Science
College of St. Mary of the Springs'
For Young Adults
Virginia-Murrill Jeffries
ALLING FOR ISABEL (New
York, Longmans, Green A Co.,
1951. $2.25)
Wholesome, loveable and prob
lem solving describes the Taylor
family. Their home is an open
house to Professor Taylor’s pupils
and friends as well as the mem
bers of the Taylor circle There in
glamour here, deep wisdom, no
bility and worthwhile people. Make
it a “must.”
Adele De Leeuw.
DOCTOR ELLEN (New York.
Macmillan, 1944. $2.50)
This is a gay, young story of a
girl’s determination to achieve her
M. D. despite family opposition and
that of well-meaning friends. It is
a good example of unselfishness
and self-reliance.
Far tha Children
Sue Felt
ROSA-TOO LITTLE. (New York,
Scribner, 1950. $2.00)
Rosa was a “too-little.” Every
thing that appealed to her was for
the bigger children So—sweet, un­
s
By M. J. MURRAY
U S. Tradition Kept Up
By Catholic Schools
CINCINNATI—The Catholic ed
ucational system is in accord with
the oldest educational tradition*,
in America, Archbishop Karl J.
Alter declared in an address here
“For more than 200 years, from
1620 to about 1840, there was one
system of education in America,"
he said. “This was the private, non
governmental school. All our old
est educational institutions were
founded by private interests, not
by the government. And Catholic
schools are continuing this tradi
tion.”
Record Number At X. U.
CINCINNATI Xavier Univer
sity has opened here with a new
record enrollment. There are 1,125
in the undergraduate division, and
more than 1,000 in the evening
college. ______
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daunted Rosa vowed she would be
come bigger. Then her “little”
world became sunny and Rosa dis
covered she was not “too-little'
anymore. An intriguingly illustrat
ed book to be enjoyed by too
littles” and their elders as well.
Katherine Milhous.
THE EGG TREE. (New York,
Scribner 1950. $2.00)
This charming tale of Easter and
happy children is a carnival of col
or. The lively Pennsylvania Dutch
illustrations give the book a per
sonality not soon to be forgotten.
A peppy addition to any bookshelf
Serna Free Materials
“Sleepy Hollow Land” a color
ful poster-come4 from the New
York Central System, Grand Cen
tral Station. New York, N. Y. This
is gratis. It will enliven your study
of Washington Irving.
A postcard sent to: Owens-Corn
ing Fiberglas Corporation, 1309
Nicholas Building, Toledo 1, Ohio,
will bring you a copy of “The
Crisis that just poohed out”—a
poster featuring a dog the children
will love.
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New Phila. CYO Begins
Drive For New Members
NEW PHILADELPHIA—A drive
for new membe srwas organised at
a meeting of the CYO in Sacred
Heart parish recently.
Officers of the unit are Albert
Dolxine, president Eileen Mattevi,
vice president, and Peggy Brogne,
secretary-treasurer.
Members of the CYO will re
ceive Holy Communion together
on the first Sunday of every
month. (Helen Baxter, Correspond
ent)
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College Students
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If ork of YFCCS Groups Is
Outlined At St. Mary's
Students of the College of St.
Mary of the Springs learned about
the operations of the National Fed
eration of Catholic College Stu
dents at an assembly program con
ducted by the college NFCCS unit
Five commissions of the NFCCS
function at St. Mary’s. They are:
Catholic Action, Confraternity of
Christian Doctrine, International
Relations, Social Service, and
Mariology, of which the college
holds the regional chairmanship.
After the assembly the students
joined the commissions of their
choice and planned the activities of
their groups for the coming year.
Sister Mary Kenneth, O P., is fac
ulty moderator of NFCCS at the
college, A junior at the college,
Miss Mary Catherine Zang, is pres
ident of the Cincinnati region of
NFCCS.
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Defense Dept. Asks For
More Blood Donors Now
An urgent appeal for blood do
nations for the armed forces went
out last week from the Department
of Defense and the American Red
Croat.
William A. Scheurer, chairman
of the Red Cross Columbus Re
gional Blood committee, said ev
ery healthy man and women be
tween the ages of 18 and 60 should
give a pint of blood as soon as pos
sible to make up the quota for this
area. Donors from 18 to 21 must
have parental consent, he said, or
if married the consent of husband
or wife.
The Columbus Blood Center,
812 East Broad street, is open Mon
days from 2 to 8 p. m., Tuesdays
from 1 to 7 p. m., and Wednesdays
through Fridays from 10 a. m. to
4 p. m. Appointments are made by
calling AD 4201.
Concert Scheduled At
St. Mary of Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Fish, known
as the “Joy Bell Ringers,” will give
a concert for students and faculty
of the College of St. Mary of the
Springs. Columbus, Thursday, Oct
9, at 12:40 p. m. in the Little The
ater of Erskine hall. The program,
which will include selections play
ed on golden bells, piano-accord
ion. vibra-harp, glaasophone. crick
et bells, and singing saw, is open
to the public.
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