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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24

hammered the northern anchor OF
the Gustav Line.
The British Eighth Army con-
tinued to maintain pressure In the
Adfiatic sector, keeping the Ger
mans off balance against any plan
to bolster the Nazi forces on the
other side of the Apprentices.
Anzio, main port of Rome one and
three quarters miles west Of Met
tuno, also probably was overrun as
the American and British troops
steadily expanded their three-day-
old beachhead without meeting eff
fective opposition.
(SwiSs dispatches published in
Stockholm said distant artillery fire
was audible in Rome, Allied patrols
had pushed half way to Rome"
and $1,000 troops and strong art1lor-
ed units had been landed by noon
Sunday. The Allied beachhead was
said to extend from Anzio to AStura,
eight miles to the southeast, with
both points occupied.)
Front dispatches indicated still
other villages had been seized in the
faSt-breaking invasion, which threat
ened to tran nine German DIVISIONS
loo 900 nen--between the beach
head and the main front SIS miles to
the southeast.
4.Mile Advance
Tho ro,,rn,u a,onoo ;,,,os
-,as az au;aS rrova.os1 LAIN 10 -, "a
a;eh+ Lii. ~ &c Ar,,er w,a.
coosto, rosJ ~ po,ra ~ ~ u.t,;,,
% villas % W. Ca.;,,rn ~ 49," 49,
;n,and I,ohwar Nant,,yo ' ~ thasa
tr,o t,;r,, 49, ,s"tI," o,,,d go
ionsa ~ r,c.ta! r 80 ~ az a,,e.v
frp,,t ~ e t,,o sn,,th -' " VAC 01'e''
~, " U,. III I 49,. 80 ~. o.,--os
,o.Sa,ts .os.esa,,+ TAe - VIC ST.s
frn;tad Statas 90. ~ w, 80. - ,,ara
with the Invaders said that n the
landings were exploited quickly, 1.-THE
enemy may be bottled at Casino
and Rome may fall as reward for
the risks of the operation"
While Lieut.. Gen. Mark w. Clark
continued to pour thousands of
troops and hundreds Of tons of
munitions and supplies into his
mileS-long beachhead, @ m
forces launched strong counter
offensive against the main front to
the south and forced the Americans
to abandon their bridgehead on the
west bank Of the Rapido river.
The Americans fell back only after
running out Of ammunition and en-
gaging the enemy In costly hand-to-
hand fighting. The rear guard held
off the Germans at bayonet point at
the height Of the battle, which &C.
CURED three miles south Of Casino
A front dispatch said the Germans
made II counter attacks in the
strength at least a battalion each
yesterday against American and
British positions.
Hold Firm
.. $3.50 $1,000 +ho A,
IL IA n,oSS plaCeS' IiU"ese .t,o VIC n,
,leS tleio 1lLnl w ne" poD "a. s WIZ
In the western nan % 'nS a %
ttAIy 1rolt III seAea a'VacA 40
IourS before Mne INVASION 70 tlle
nOrtLa anu AAA'ScVeu ''e"'S Ao0"o0 OA1
tne S1ermanS'
German Field Marshal Albert
Kesselring presumably attacked on
the southern front In an attempt
to throw the Allies on balance thus
gaining time to retire under his
own conditions or to extend the
wedge between the two Allied fCEeeA.
Military sources believed Kessel-
ring soon must choose one OF three
alternatives, pull down reinforce
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
8 Dead, 10 Hurt
In Bus Wreck

st. Louis, Jan. 24-CUP)-Eight
persons were killed and 10 critically
injured in a trainbus accident last
night when a bus driver, working his
first day, stopped at double track
crossing, allowed one train to pass,
and then pulled into the path of q
crack passenger express.
Henry Hoerath, the driver, was
among the critically injured. Wit
nesses said he stopped the bus at the
crossing, near the city limits, waited
for q train to pass, and pulled d.
rectly in front Of an oncoming De-
troit to st. Louis flyer Of the Wa
bash line.
The bus, sheared In half by the
train and dragged a block before
the flyer could stop, caught fire. OBJ
servers said It's fuel tank exploded.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24

ing for distribution by Peace Now.
The newspapers last week stated
that Mayer told his draft board he
preferred sitting this war out" in
prison. Imagine a Fascist Son Of
Israel! DR.. Geo. Hartmann (di-
rector Of Peace Now told his first
big audience on Dec. 30th, 1913, I'VE
are here to create doubt in the
minds OF those who would keep on
fighting" (Harya, Mr.. Attorney
General BiddleD :. Agnes Waters
sent in her signature as a support
er. She once publicly stated her
desire to see the President shot for
treason.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
Walter Wi1lcIleII
In NezO York

first road date When L. B.
Mayer the giant Of MGM) visited
the Copa, Jimmy Durante cracked:
II gotta be good. There's q talent
scout in the house" winged
Victory" now has IL units (made
up of the shows memberS) to en-
terrain various nearby hospital
bases, camps Connie Bennett
will do q syndicated COLIN on
fashions There may be far
n1er strike milk firms lining up
against them 1t. Tom Harmon
was severely burned about the legs
and face in his last fight when a
Jap bomb sent him down in flames.
But the bomb didn't explode
Honeychile Wilder and her Argen-
tine Teller have cremated 1t.
The German COnSul in Naples,
italy, had list of American actors
who appeared in pictures attacking
the NaziS. Included in the list (con-
fiscated by our troops) were Carole
Lands, Myrna 10y, Norma Shearer,
James Stewart, Henry Armetta,
Ben Bernie, Joe E. Brown and
many other prominentS Ar
thur Clifford Read accused by the
FBI of being a Jap AGENT threat
ened to go AWOL from Camp
Croft if his SuperiorS refused him
q furlough :. He got 1t and 1t
proved to be his big boner. He went
RI u-hnrA In vNoh1NAA
F. Sinatra-la IS crossing over a
million dollars per annum A
Penn newspaper publisher pal Of
Congressman Fish sits in the Nor
COCO champagne room and requests
the orchestra to play German folk
songs A concert sponsored by
the Pushkin Literary Society Is be-
ing touted by Boris Brasol. He Is
mentioned a lot in Under Cover.
1t will be Rachmaninoff concert.
Members are mainly White Rus
slams pining for old Russia and
some of that gold-swiped from the
peasants Is Hedy Lamarr's ex-
husband, Fritz Mandel Ca munitions
mani, still in Argentina paling with
Won Stahremberg, who once organ
lied group of Austrians? So say
recently returned Yanks Some
of the 80 Indicted for alleged sedi-
tion) are offering to Snitch on
each other The new Roney
owner says he can't take credit or
blame this season. He will make
many new rules to recapture its
former glammer.
The Peace Now Movement Is
made up of many ex-America Last
ers, not-so-nice- olationistS, etc.
Started by a professional pacifist.
. Rev. Mark Shaw has auth'd
some of its material. He was chair
man of a group organized by r.
Townsend, convicted Of being a Jap
agent, now on parole Edward
Holton James (who was jailed for
criminally hbelling FDR) cooper
ates with Peace Now via his liter
allure. Mrs. A. E. Barker was a
follower of the American Fellow
ship Forum. 1t was created by con-
victed Nazi agent Frederick Auhag-
en-, now in prison Hannah
HoweS was follower of the Bund.
. Otto Wingo was fined $500 in
April, 1913, for failing to register
as foreign agent.
The Peace Now sec'y Bessie ST.
NOM was a figure in the Wash
ington, D. c. America Last group
Iren Fox is former Girl Fri
day ct cetera for Joe McWilliamS. He
was recently indicted for alleged Sc
dition At least 10 members
Of Peace Now were key people of
the America Last Committee
Milton Mayer has contribbed writ
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
MAN ABOUT TOWN

A United States Senator CHS
name must be omitted now is ex-
pected to marry an important State
Dept official within q month. He's
on the front pages often, a pro-
RooSevelter t.. Their chumS believe
the G. B. s. Paul Whites are d.
viding, although Mrs. White (now
in Florida) says nh-nh AS
stated here before, Gov. Dewey is
definitely a Presidential candidate.
His men are seeing various Gov
errors to arrange deals :. c. B. s.
exec Carl Leigh and one of that
networks incest ladies manned
Shaw were parson'd Satdee :.
JuanitZ Jaurez, the dancer, became
Mrs. H. D. Smith at Fort Lauder
dale on the Goth His pals say
John Steinbeck claims his Lille
boat" script was horribly distorted"
Cfull of Nazl propaganda, etc) and
he Is sore about it -. Quite q scam
dial at the fashionable. Mt. Trem-
blant Lodge when a Countess was
slapped for making remarks"
Deanna Durbin. according to Hol-
lywoodites, thinks Dick Powell Is a
darling, which is supposedly why
Joan Blondell offered to step aside.
A soldier carrying an enormous
laundry bag) walked into Tiffany'S.
He received no attention whatever
all assumed he was in the wrong
place. He looked worn, his clothes
didn't fit too well, an unimpresSive
fellow He was shunted to the
small-priced dept, where he had
difficulty convincing the statesmen
that he wished to buy something
more expensive He finally
selected bracelet at $1,000 and
wrote out check The clerk
was sorry - he'd have to send the
check to the bank for certifica-
ton" Then he looked at the
signature . Carl Laemmle. Jr.-
who had suddenly recalled his sis
ter's birthday!
Enrol Flynn'S ex-wife, Lii Damita,
has found a new interest in life.
r4e is 1t. Terry Klyne E. Pola Negri
lis feuding with Louella Parsons over
the comment about Pola in THE
Gay Illiterate" ;. Ell Morocco told
1.-TWO of its best known patrons not
Ito come there any more Jane
Pickens' new romance in Boston
is super-spectacular scion =.
The trial of F. H. Wright, New
York newspaperman accused of be-
IA Jap AGENT. has again been de-
Iferred - until March :. It's a boy
for the Capt. Stuart McCullums in
Emporia, Kansas. She was ''Lovey"
Warren of the girl shows Pan
American has engaged the prettiest
hostess of all - to replace stewards
on planes Has anyone pointed
out the tragic coincidence that
Clare Boothe Luce's mother was also
killed in car crash years ago?
One night last November in the
Stork Club, H. T. Ewald (the ad
agency man asserted that Amos
N Andy's new radio program would
top all the comedy ratings by Jan.
/, 1914 Dan Golenpaul (pro-
Queer of Information, Please") was
skeptical >. "I'll bet 81 900 on It'll"
said Mr.. Ewald, who knows more
about American radio tastes than
most people "Okay," said Dan,
closer to pay to the USO" :.
Mr.. Ewald's $1,000 check is being
relayed by this colin.
Jock Whitney's theatrical invest
ments received a jolt. A noted ac-
tor who allegedly used some of the
coin to play the horses has been
fired :. Something for the Boys"
showed a profit of only $128 on its
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND FATS

Ration Book III will be
through January Stamp be valid through February g.
PROGRESSED FOODS
win be in force through February
SUGAR
in valid 81
pounds confuse with 30 front OF Book w.
SHOES
Is in Ration stamp the "aane" sheet Of
Ration Book valid purchase Of pair Of shoes
GASOLINE
coupons
airy
and Bl and C1 coupons valid for two gallons
B-2 and Ca coupons valid for five gallons.
OIL
Period February three
IN force TO March H.
gallons
worth SO gallons
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
Bling, Frank Will
Compete On Air

Hollywood, Jan. M-(UP)-Bing
Crosby and Frank Sinatra will stage
a grooming contest over the air
waves Feb. I. the Hollywood VIC
tory committee announced today.
but civilian fans will have to learn
about 1t from their servicemen
friends.
Crosby will match grooming styles
Of not-so-long-ago against Sinatra's
style that sends tOday's high school
girls into ecstasy in a broadcast Of
command performance" the radio
show that goes to American armed
forces around the world"
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Russ j. Cowans
League Speaker
On Sunday Night

Russ ]. Cowans. Michiagn's Ne
gro member of the state boxing
commission and sports commentators
OF national recognition will speak
at Plymouth League. Garfield at
Beaubien. at 7 pm, Sunday, May
81. on Big League Baseball and
the Negro"
Why aren't Negroes permitted TO
play in big league baseball? Is one
OF the most burning questions IN
the sports world today. Would you
like to see qualified Negro players
have the chance. 10 play with the
Yankees, Tigers, White Sox and
others? In a country where dem
ocracy is preached one OF its great
est national psstimes, Dig league
baseball is closed 10 Negroes. How
can we break down down the bar
rier and give Negro youth chance?
These and other questions will be
examined by Mr. Cowans and In
open forum.
An opportunity 10 develop under
standing. OF problems facing youth,
TO acquire practice in expression.
and make good contacts is offered
10 youth at Plymouth League. Next
Sunday will be a fine one. All are
invited. The League is under the
direction OF Collins j. Reynolds
with Thomas Williams as president
and meets each Sunday at in the
evening"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Porters Cleaners Win
Motor City Championship

porter's Cleaners won their third
Motor City Bowling league cham
pionship last Monday evening at
Paradise bowl when they took the
second o. three game series from
Friar's Ale. Friar'S Ale was elm
mated from the league race when
they lost two games last week
Johnson and Harris. defending
Motor City league champs. had a
chance 10 tie Por;ers for the league
lead by winning three from the
Associated EleCricIans. providing
Porters lost three 10 Friar's Ale.
All Porter's had 10 do was win one
game 10 win the league champion
ship. and they did jus, that
Scores Fr!ar Aie. 988 95S. and
943. Porters 97S. 9S2 and S92 In
the Por,ers Cleaners lineup were
Walter Sauls. team captain. Ben
Webster. George Fields, George
Porter, and Jimmie Jones Robert
Gum. the sixth man, didn't bowl
in the match Ben Webster was
high m major Por;ers IN the second
game with a 205 Boots Fairfax
was ish for Friars with 200.
---W Win Second Place
The defending Motor City champs
Johnson and Harris finished the
season in second place by virtue
OF their three game win over Asso-
ciated Electricians. Porters won
90 games and lost -: johnson and
Harris won 81 games and lost IS
When the regular bowling season
closed here last week. il marked
the sixth consecutive year Of league
competition for local keglers. AL
though bowling history Will tell
you that Race members started
bowling az the Old Elks' Rest on
Chene street, league competition
didn't get started until the follow
ing season al Sans Recreation.
In the very frs; year Of pin spill
ing the boys p Z on brilliant exhi-
bition Of .owling. Only one league
existed al that time the Motor City.
Porter's Cleaners and Adams Palms
had 10 battle il out for the league
championship. Joe Louis Barrow
was in Porier's lineup and played
a big part in helping PorterS win
their first league lille. Scores: Por-
tiers, 1852 and Adams Palms 2503
There was no female LEAGUE az
Sans Recreation. The girls had
10 bowl in league competition with
the men. This may be the reason
that such strong competition is be-
ing encountered among the Motor
City femmes Porter's Cleaners
girls was recognized as the strong
est femme aggregation in the coun-
try. but when the national tourna-
ment was held IN Cleveland, Ohio.
the Wes;field's heau;icans came
back with the national title.
O'Donnell Win
Many OF these same individuals
both NAL and female are still
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
THE BOWLERS'
HALL of FAME
By ALFONSO CATO

Hats off 10 young local sports
man who is entering a new field
next season. The young kegler
started bowling Just eight months
ago and now is a star member OF
The Motor City Elks He has an
average Of 1872 IN the Motor City
league. and has registered games of
$50. and 222 The latter came in
league competition. James tBud)
Kimball is the young sportsman and
will enter the sponsorship field next
season. The team will bowl under
the name of the Kimball Stars. and
in the lineup you will see - Robert
and Joe Taylor. George Crum, Don
Tabron, and George Wheeler.
Bud said: The players on my
team will be required TO post FIVE
dollars at the start of the season,
and the first one To make an appear
ance on the alleys with dirty uni
form will forfeit his deposit This
pot Will be divided among the team
at the end OF the season.
Tropical Bar Wins
Raymond CSportree) Jackson's
Tropical Bar FIVE won the Wolverine
league championship at Paradise
Bowl last Friday evening. The Trop-
ical five, fast-moving aggregation.
will take on several teams from the
Windy City in the near future.
The women division of the Motor
City Bowling league held their an
nual party at the IL HorSemen's
Civic Center last Saturday evening
Many members Of the league and
friends attended the gay affair
Teams were awarded trophies and
received their share OF the prize
fund Mrs. Virginia Dolphin Sauls
and Mrs Aretha Bailey had charge
Of the affair.
Welcome 20 the Hall OF Fame.
Mrs. Jerry Wells third vice presl-
dent Of the National Negro Bowling
association and former statistician
for the Motor City league. Mrs. Wells
did a splendid job OF keeping the
records straight when the Victory
tournament was held here in the
city a few weeks ago She refused
the denomination of league statistic
ian at the league election Of officers
last week.
Start Summer League
Robert Taylor. secretary OF the
mems division OF the Motor City
league. announccd-that the MIXED
doubles summer league will start
Monday. May c9, at the Paradise
Bowl For more information con-
tact the league secretary.
A summer league will get under
way at the Sunnie Wilson's Bowl
O-Drome in a short time This an
nouncement was made by Eddie Ed
wards. general manager Of the
Drome. A learn-to- week viii
also be sponsored by the Drome IN
a few days.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

ship by turning back the challenge
OF Eddie Frazier. former table ten
mis- title-holder. in a hard fought
match. The scores were. 1910.
1913.
Mrs. Williams lost to Miss Verna
Richardson in the semi finals. in
one Of the big upsets of the tourna.
ment Miss Richardson later lost to
Mrs. Walden. la. LA. in the
championship match.
Wins Beginners Title
William Bledsoe defeated Mrs.
Lenora Lark. 1914. lis. ll-9. to win
the beginners title. while the team
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Williams
retained their mixed doubles cham
pion by defeating the team of Kyle
Robbins and Mrs. Lena Walden,
1877. 1873. Fred Jones and Alonzo
Williams successfully defended their
doubles crown by trouncing John
Oates and Eddie Frazier, 1873. l5-7.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

taking their turn at spanking the
naples. but are doing a much better
Job Of il these days. In the w. 3.
O'Donnells girls lineup this sea-
son there are three old timers in
the person Of Martha Shannon. Vir-
ginia Dolphin Sauls. and M.s Hazel
LYMAN Roxborough The O'Don-
nell girls won the Motor City wom-
en- league championship this sea-
son with - games won and 10 lost.
and a team average OF 776 The
- HorSemen girls and Garvin's
Motor Sales tied for second place
in the league with 81 games won
and 30 lost ODonnel also won
he Victory tournament title here
last month
Tropical Bar Crowned
Raymond CSportree) Jackson's
Tropical Bar FIVE was crowned
char--s in the Wolverine league
last Friday evening The fast NOV
in- Tropical team finished the sea-
son with SO games won and 81 lost
The Wolverine champs enjoy a
team average OF 500. George Ben
nett Walter Smith. Sorrell. Tiny
Baldwin. and EaFl-LBoatSl- Fairfax
are members OF the Tropical team.
Bowling among the post Office
workers hit a new high this season.
Two leagues were organized at the
start of the season. and finished
with HI / honors. From this league
many bowling stars of tomorrow
will emerge.
The Motor City Vehicle finished
on top with 50 wins and 30 games
lost TIE Beavers won in the Pos
tai Alliance league.
With the staging Of the Michigan
Chronicles national singles classic:
the Hams tournament. the Swing
HouI Partners Mixed Doubles tour
narents, the pre-tournament dou-
bleS and many 'S@4er bowling at
fractions. the Motor City enjoyed
one OF the hes; years in the history
of organized bowling.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

as he shows his artistry on the
mouth organ.
Pesleg Bates wins much applause
for his dexteri,y and fast dance
routine and uses the pe2leg 10 imi-
tate a dive bomber going into a
power dive.
The Choglnes with Rena Collins
posing as Miss Liberty" aided by
Red and Curly make Up the finale
IS Harold Wsllace's band provide
the music background Of the offer
ing
Fhe Peters Sisters, trio OF heavy
SINGERS are featured in the new
Candeld floor show which opens at
this nitery on Monday. May %
This trio promises TO be a big"
added attraction 10 the show lineup
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

tunes The nielifers loved her
work
RedSHip Rhgmba presented by
the chorineS brought a spicy eli.
max TO the show Teddy Bucknes
and his band played the show music
while Al Taylor served as intermis-
slonIst.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Spring Rhythm Show,
Mite Club Attraction

Spring Rhythm the current
show proves a refreshing and en-
tertaining floor SHOW revue al Club
Three 666 where Betty Taylor has
combined an array of talent INTO
a we'll worth seeing night club pro-
duction.
jump singer and coincidence
Lillian Fitzgerald has the featured
spot in the floorboard opus She
introduces a new song Rob Roy"
and encores with two old numbers
she has made favorites with night
lifers.
The skit opens with the Taylor
cites doing a pantomine ball game
and dance routine. Tanslefoot Gross
by. billed as a BERT Williams imi-
tator. is best in the pantomime dice
game
Irene Wiley has three tunes. PA
per Doll" "Old Man River" and
oh Johnny Oh" as her share in
the show. The last song proves her
best Suris number.
A musical setting OF Suddenly
Its Spring vocalzed by emcee
Bobby KeYeS and executed by the
chorines in spring gowns and
bolero dance with Bobby and the
choy'nes taking part has Il Love
You as the musical background
Snooks and Allen score with
their Dance OF the Marihuana" in
a semi-apache and exotic dance
number Making their story of two
REFERS bring them much applause.
Tapster Billy Byrd sings Knock
Me Kiss" before tapping out
some novel steps for your approval.
Lillian Fitzgerald, star OF the show,
has Rob Roy for her opening.
The Arthur Murray taught me
dancing song gave her ample OPP
portunity 10 wow the patrons with
a unique style presentation Of Jump
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
AlOnZO Williams And Lena Walden
Win Titles In BadmintOn Tour new

While Alonzo Williams was sue
cessfully defending his title in the
mems division of the annual city,
wide badminton tournament spon-
sored by the Badminton Club of
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA, Miss
Virginia Williams was losing her
championship to Mrs. Lena Walden.
The finals Of the tournament were
played last Thursday night in the
gymnasium at Lucy Thurman
Branch before a large group of
spectators.
Retains Championship
Williams retained his champion
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Garfield Shou
Pleasing Fare
At Club Zombie

Amazing nitelifers with his vi
tally and whirlw.nd tapSteps. Peg
leg Bates, uniped dancer. proves
outstanding in the floor show play
Ing al Breads Club Zombie in
Spizzy Canfeld's latest production.
Comedy dancers and drum beat
ing artists, Red and Curly offer
novel entertainment in their act.
Rena Collins sings the lyrics as the
chorines cavort in a costume skit
titled Bronze Beauty Parade"
King of the harmonica players.
Rhythm Willie. offers old favorite
tunes as Star Dust" and Avalon"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

CITATION FOR OTHELLO
"Oihelio. starring PAU Robson.
NH receive citation rs the most
outstanding dramatic offering OF the
season by The Sign. a national
Catholic magazine