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Dayton I niversity
Chemical Society
Honors Local Man
The Dayton section of the Amer
ican hemical Society recently pre
sented its annual award to Robert
Eberts as the “outstanding senior
chemistry student” at the Univer
sity of Dayton.
Mr. Eberts is *4ie son of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Alberts of 268 South
wood avenue. Columbus, and is a
grading of st Charles Preparatory
,8wx)l.
Robert, a chemistry major, was'
given the award because of his
high scholastic standing and his
interest and enthusiasm in chem
istry’. He is now president of the
Chemical Society of the University
of Dayton In addition he is acting
as a student instructor of a fresh
man course at the university.
Last year he was named a ‘"Dis
tinguished Military Student’’ by the
ROTC at Dayton, in which he is
now serving as Cadet Captain.
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Joe Breig Says:
Home Guard Of Christ
“Are you for Christ?” The very
air of the December night seemed
electrical with the question. It was
repeated over and over in
winking of col
ored lights, in
the
Ik the songs of car
U o 11 e rs. in the
laughter of chiL
dren.
“No,” said the
JF Strangely
Truthful Strang
er with whom I
bk had fallen into
step, “1 don’t
suppose 1 can
o n e s tly say
Christ not in the
be. To claim that
am for
should
be claiming too much, 1M
that
way
would
afraid.”
I
He pondered as we walked
along, our footfalls muffled in
snow.
Presently he remarked,
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Phea* UN MTT
PH*Mita ParWag Jraa
"About the most I can say for
myself is that I am for Christmas.”
I did not speak, because I did
not know what to say. I was study
ing his statement. He glanced at
me obliquely, waited, and finally
asked, “Do you understand what I
am trying to say?
“I don’t know that I do.” I an
swered. “1 hope—I very much hope
—you are not telling me that you
are for Christ in the Crib, but not
for Christ on the Cross.’’
He considered my words for the
space of ten steps. Then he observ
ed, "That’s wonderfully well put.
But no, it’s not what I mean. I'm
glad to be able to say truthfully
that it’s not what I mean. The trou
ble is, I’m not at all sure that I
myself know what I mean.”
The Strangely Truthful Stranger
stared straight before him, search
ing his own mind, questioning his
own soul. Presently he spoke, slow
ly, “Am I for Christ in the Crib,
but not for Christ on the Cross?
No. I’m not one of those who re
ject the substance of Christianity,
while milking it greedily for all its
sentiment, all its beauty, all the
joy and justice and love and order
and .security it produces. I’m not
that kind. In fact, I don't much
like that kind.”
“Neither do I,” I told him. “But
1 like you. I like the kind you are.
What kind is it?”
He smiled. “I too like the kind
I am,” he said. "If 1 didn't, I'd have
to dislike almost everybody. Most
people are that kind. Most of us
are for Christmas, even if we
arent’ for Christ. I don’t admire us
specially, but I like us.”
"But what kind is it?” I repeat
ed.
He pondered. “I’m trying to get
it into words,” he said. “I haven’t
succeeded yet. It’s not really that
we are for Christmas but not for
Christ. No. Maybe it’s like this—
were for Christ at Christmas.
We’re for Christ on Good Friday.
We’re for Christ on all great oc
casions. But we’re not for Christ
dav in and day out. “We’re—
The Strangely Truthful Stranger
seized my arm and looked into my
face in an a'gony of concentration
and self analysis.
"Wait,” he said. “I’m beginning
to see myself more clearly. I'm not
so much for Christ as I am against
Christ's enemies. Oh. you can be
sure I am what most of us are?
"We’re the Home Guard. Were
the last line of defense. We're List
ditch troops. When we're forced to,
ve lake the defensive But we net
er take the offensive. We never go
into action until the enemy is at
the gate*. We re too comfortable
confound us too comfortable!
The Strangely Truthful Stranger
dropped his hand from my arm
and spoke in a softer tone. es.
he said quietly, “that s the kind
most of us aie. We sing and re
ioice with Christ at Christmas
sorrow in Holy Week And we hold
out doggedly for Christ when His
enemies invade.
"We hold out for a year, a thou
sand years it makes no diffei
ence On the defensive, in the last
stand, we are indestructible. But
the moment the enemy pressure
relaxes, we begin to take it easy
again. We do not advance We
thrust out no salients. I hat is the
work of better Christians than we
the work of saints.'
The Stranger was silent a long
time. At lasl he said. “We are not
bold, not audacious, not aggressive.
That is what is wrong with us.
That is what is wrong with the
world. But it is good to realize that
in the final showdown, we are tin
beatable That's bettei than noth
ing. 1 suppose.”
“Enormously bettei 1 told tn
Strangely Truthful Stranger, and
ue walked on through the merri
ment and the unaggresxive but un
conquerable holiness ol Christmas
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Indian Bishop Consecrated
MANGALORE. India (NC)
Bishop Basil S. T. Peres has been
consecrated here as oadjuloi
Bihop of Mangaloie He was nam
ed last August. The consecrating
prelate. Bishop Victor R. Kernan
dez ol Mangalore, was assisted by
Bishop Aldo M. Patroni of Calicut,
and Bishop Jacob Mendonca of
Triehinopoly. Attending the rites
were Bishops of seven other Sees.
’Copter Oirries Statue
VILLA MARIA. Cordoba, At gen
tins -(NO- A statue of Our Lady
of Fatima was brought to the main
plaza here by helicopter lor cere
monies marking the laying of the
cornerstone of a new church
BACK AGAIN!
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Point
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Hint of the Madmen
Bria Lugosi Meet* A
Brooklyn Gorilla
Rig Night, The
Hird of Paradise
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Amazing Monsieur
Fabre. The (French)
Arctic Flight
Assignment in Pari*
Atomic
Battle*
Barbed
Big Jim McLain
Rlaxing Forest, The
Blue Canadian
Bonxo Goes to Col
Carson City
Cripple Creel
Dead Man'* Traill
Denver and Rio
Magic Bo*
Man in the
The
Grande, The
Deeperadoe* Outpost
West Montana Incident
My Son John
A II—Morally I'nehjectinnahf*
Above and Beyond—
MGM
Actor* and 8
nok*
lad
Babe,
Devil
Because of You
Beware, My Lovely
Rig Sky, The
Captain BlarY Jack
Three, Th*
Eight Iron
Fighter. The
Fourpoater.
Franchise Af
Fabian
Affair in Trinidad
Aladdin and Hi* |*mp
Angel Face RKU
Angel with th*
Trumpet
Assassin for Hir*
April in Pari* W.r_
Girl on the Bridge, The
F.arth. The
(formerly 2000
Women
Lilli Marlene
Limelight
Lion and the Horta,
The
Brigand, The
Gold (British)
Mister
Loan Shark
•M""
Macao
Magic Far*
Min With a Cloak,
Women
Th*
The
Crooked W'ay, Th*
Randi). Th* (Italian)
Behind Closed Shutter*
I Italian 1
Blue Angel, The
1 German 1 ireiaaue)
Bullet for Stefano
1 Italian)
Carnival in Flandera
Club de Femmee
(French)
Confession* of a Viw
Baron (Skid Row)
Da maged Good* (Mar
riage Forbidden)
Damaged Live*
Dedee i French 1
Devil in the Flesh
Duet to Dust
Model and the Mar-,
riage Broker, The
Model*,
Head St. Vincent’s Alumni Red Ranks In
Italy Are Torn
By Defections
Just a bit more than two yoars ago several former students of
St. Vincent's orphanage, Columbus, stopped in for a chat with
the Very Rev. Monsignor George Mason, then chaplain at the school.
After a bit of browsing around through old picture albums and
reminiscing with Mother Ida, superior at the school, someone men
tioned the possibility of forming a St. Vincent's Alumni group.
The idea was nursed along for several weeks and then several
former students went into action with the result that todty'~tfta
Alumni Association of St. Vincent's is a growing venture.
Charles A. Spahr (left above), 2205 E. Fifth-av, Cjfumbut
president of the group and can be reached at EV. He urges
all boys and girls who formerly attended St. V
or some other member of the Alumni
who know of any former students to
Leonard Jones, pictured above,
the group.
City. Th*
of Chief
Realart Pie.
Pon.
•lumping JarkgM
Junction City
Jungle, The
Kid From Broke
Lady in the Iron
Last of the Cot
che*—Columbia
Last Train From
Bombay
Lure of the Wilderm
Ma and Pa
to contact him
e urges all thoso
him.
is troasuror of
atiocia
ntact
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■’Round
/, The
)g Angi
King for the
for W ill Rog^r*,
Luder the Red Sea
Kettle at
n* We*1
White Sui
Our Jdy
of Fatima
Park Row
Pat and Mik*
Quiet Man. Th*
Raiders, The
Red Mountain
Ring, The
Satan in Si.irtt (form-
Th* erly titled Guest
B—Morally Objectionable in
House on Telegraph
Hill
Willie and Joe Back at
the Front
World in Hi* Arm*
Yankee Buccaneer
Adah*
the Houee
For
Happy Time, Th*
High Noon
Holiday for Sinner*
Horixon* West
Hour of 18, Th*
Ju»t Aero** th* Street
Ju*t for You
Lu»ty e
Secret People
Sellout. J"he
Son of All BahaY
ipider and the FIW
Steel Trap Th* 7
Stranger in Between,
Widow. Th*
Thief. The
Turning Point. Th*
Untamed Frontier
Untamed Women
Wait Till the Sun
Insid* Straight
fnajde th* Wall* of
Prison
Island of Desire (for
merly Saturday
What Price Glory
Woman of the North
Country
for AH
Part
Path of Hope (Italian)
Payment on Demand
People Will Talk
Phone Cali from a
Pickup
Prowler, Th*
Rancho Notorious
Raahomon (Japan***)
Raton Paas
Rendexvou* With
Monk Baroni
S*' No, Th*
fan* (French)
Vega* Story, Th*
in .1-00 Kid
Tomorrow (French)
Roaring City
Room For One Mora
Second Face
Secret of Convict Lake,
Shamed Westport
International Film*
Rhe'* Working Her
Way Through College
Bingin* in the Rais
Sky I* Red, The
Man With My Face,
The
Maniacs on Wheel*
1 British 1
Mating Season, The
Mexa of Lost Women
Rniall Hack Room
Smuggler'* Inland
Snow* of Kilimanjaro
Strange Fascination
Millionaire for Chriaty,
Down Among the Mill on the Po
Family Secret, Th*
Father'* Dilemma
Follow (he Sun
Foot light Varieties
Murder Without Crime
v Forbidden Past
Mv Wife* Best Friend
Nigh) ma re in Red
China
Night without
Ten Tall Men
18th Letter, Th*
Thief of Damascus
Thia Woman la Dan.
gsroua
Tokyo file 211
To the Victor
Two of a Kind
Under the Oliv* Tree
Underworld Slory. The
(formerly Whipped.
Unknown Ma n. The
Valentino
Volcano (Italian)
Voodoo Tiger
Waterfront* Women
We're Not Married
Whit* Hell of Pits-
Sleep
the
Groom
Gun t'raay (formerly
Deadly i* the Female)
Guy Who Came Hack
Half Breed. The
Heilgat*
He Ran AU the Way
Highway 201
Hi* Kind of Woman
Hoodlum. The
Jennifer
1 British 1
No Question* Asked
Obsessed
On the Riviera
One Rig Affair
Operation Secret
Outcast of the Island*
Outlaw Women
Pandora and th* Fly»
ing Dutchman
High School Girl
Hohoe* in Paradise
)French)
Hollywood Burlesque
House Next Door. Th*
Indiscretion* ("Nouveau
Lover'* Return
(French)
■Mad Youth W
Fighting the White
Flagh Will Surrender
Italian)
All in the Mind)
French Scandal, A
iSeadai* of Cloche-
French White Cargo
Genius anil the Night
ingfale. The iItalian)
Germany, Year Zero
(German
Gagt (French)
Girl from Maxim’*—
Alexander horde
Palu (Italian)
Wild Heart. The (for
merly Gy pay Blood)
W ith a Song in My
Heart
W'nman in Question,
The
You for M*
Room Upatair*. Th*
Royal Affair, A
i French)
Rorin* The I41
Child (Caecht
Savage Triangle
i French)
TMlamenii (French)
It's AH in the Mind
i Fool* at Desirs)
It* Forever Spring-
Juat a Rig Simple Girt
i French)
l.a Ronde tFrench)
I.aluko
Lover* of Verona. The
Scarred (Italian)
She Should* Said No
(Wild Weed)
Sideroad 1 Mom and
Dadi
Sinful Daughter*
Sinners. The (French)
Sink of the Fathers,
The
Manon drench)
Mari* dn Port 1 French)
Merry Cha** (Italian)
Mi*« Julie (Swedish)
Mom and Dad (Side
road)
My Life (formerly Kea-
N*i» (French)
Nine Bachelor* ill*
Etaient N*uf Cellhat
aire*) (French)
No Greater Sin (Social
Enemy No. 1)
No Orchid* for Mias
Blandish (British)
Oh. Amelia (French)
(French)
Pana Nights 1 French)
Pana Walts. Th*
Pepe 1* Moko (French)
Race Suicide
Raven. Th* (French)
Skid Row (Confession*
of a V ice Ba mn 1
Smashing the Vie*
Racket
Soul* in Pawn
Stolen Paradi**
(Adolescence)
Story of Bob and Sally,
The 1 Houae Next
Door The)
Stroller*. The (French'
Thrill That Kill*, The
(Cocaine)
Young and the Damn
ed. The (Mexican
Wages of Sin"—Real
Life Drama
Way* of Lee* (French
Italian 1
Weneh Th* (French'
When Love Call* tltal-
Women Without Name*
Italian)
By Father Joseph J. Sullivan
ROME (NC) Large defec
tions have torn communist ranks
in three south Italian towns.
These defections occurred in It
aly’s poorest regions where land
reform as well as Marshal Plan
public works have been in prog
ress.
Some 400 farm workers at San
Severo, a heavily communist town
north of Foggia. turned in their
communist party and CGIL union
cards to officials of the Christian
Democratic party following allot
ments of land to them in the land
reform program. The CGIL (Gen
eral Confederation of Italian work­
ers) is a communist-dominated un
ion.
Il
here, reports that similar defec
tions took place at two other
South Italian towns. At Ascoli
^atriano, 60, and at Castellucio, 52
braccianti or farm laborers sur
rendered their communist cards
and asked for membership in the
Christian Democratic organization.
Tempo, a conservative daily
Observers here state that the
Red defections may indicate a gen
ftrend among south Italy's
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