davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-19
|Bronnon May Reveal Survey
Showing Farm Approval of Aid

Iucation, religious and social
groups.
The survey, which Mr.. Brannan
called the family farm policy re-
view," was designed, he said, to
find out what farmers think OF
present farm programs and to gel
producer recommendations for
possible improvements.
Says Farmers Like Controls.
The survey was conducted by
the departments own field agen-
cies. including farmer committee
men who help administer the farm
aid programs. Officials have stated
while Withholding reports on the
survey, that most farmers approve
Federal crop control. price sup
ports and other such programs.
The survey drew particularly
bitter attacks from President Allan
B. Kline of the American Farm
Bureau Federation. He said the
department was stepping outside
it's proper administrative field to
organize and inspire pressure
on Congress for possible new farm
Legislation.
Evening star., 1952-08-19
New-Car DeaIersfo Sci
Own Price CeiIinqs
By the Associofed Press


Beginning Saturday dealers may
calculate their own top retail CELL
ing prices for new automobiles. II
may lead to a slight increase.
The Office of Price Sterilization
announcing yesterday it was
abandoning dollars-and-cents cell
ings on new cars sold to the pub
lie, estimated it might mean about
a per cent boost in prices.
However, whether the new cell
ings will lead to increases de-
pends on the dealers themselves.
Many now sell cars below ceiling
prices.
Dealers still will be required to
post the ceilings on each make
and model of car they sell, and
also a breakdown Of special
charges, such as preparing a car
for delivery.
The posted ceilings will be
based on the dealers own calcu-
lations, which may be pegged to
one or two base periods: Cd The
month before the outbreak of the
Korean war, or (2) the period
from January 26-February "a,
1851. the month after prices were
frozen
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Big Three Ambassadors
Talk Secretly With Tito
BY the Associated Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug
19.-The Ambassadors of Britain
France and the United States helc
IA secret conference with Premier
Marshal Tito yesterday on the
secluded Adriatic island of Briond
presumably to discuss the future
Iof the strategic seaport of Trieste
Both Italy and Yugoslavia claim
Trieste. located at the head OF
the Adriatic. It is part-occupied
by Britain and the United States
with another zone controlled by
Yugoslavia.
Immediately after the confer
ence United States Ambassador
George Allen and British Ambas-
sador Sir Ivor Mallet left fol-
Trieste where they dined with Sir
John Winterton, commander OF
the Anglo-American occupied part
of the city.
French Ambassador Philippe
Baudet returned to Belgrade.
There was no announcement OF
the outcome of the discussions
with Tito. Moreover. neither Mr.
Allen nor Sir Ivor could be reached
in Trieste to comment on their
talks,
Evening star., 1952-08-19
By the Associc,ed Press

Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan may make public late this
week the summarized results of q
Nationwide survey showing over
whelming farmer Endorsement OF
Federal farm-aid programs.
The survey was made a year age
and was subjected to sharp criti-
ciSm by some farm organizations
and Republicans. A department
committee has just completed
work summarizing about 5000 re-
ports Of the survey submitted by
county and State groups.
Timing May Start Fight.
A summary Of the survey, be-
cause Of the timing Of its prospec-
tive release to the public and its
nature, may set up a controversial
farm plan advanced by Mr.. Bran
nan four years ago as a presiden-
tial election campaign target OF
the Republicans.
The summary first will be SUBJ
mitted to a closed meeting Friday
of an advisory committee of rep
resentatives of non Government
organizations. including farm. ed
Evening star., 1952-08-19
Britons Hit u. S. Jams

Two British food experts sent to
America to investigate reported
that American jams are inferior
Ito British and that the makers
obtain high output by sacrificing
quality.
Evening star., 1952-08-19

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been bowling for delivery this one And there's good reason
Exclusive "Doi Bo upfron where need
overall capacity Every the full
width 4ob capacity freezer compartment Busy hoied
homeokers the Of the quick cher the
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beauty with de luxe finish inside and built and
booked by Pheos 5yeor guarantee too! Immediate delivery all
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Evening star., 1952-12-03
Young and
New aShlOnS
For Women
1895

The holiday mood - beautifully inter-
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culated slimness in softest rayon crepe
and glamorous rayon tissue faille!
Gracious, not giddy = youthful, but not
too young -. just the way you like your
dresses! The styling is fresh and new
could belong to any size.
Second Floor-Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Corduroy crowIers with padded knees
and oriPper Fastened crotch and sus-
penders. Elastic boek. Red and pos
tells. S-M-l-XL
Terry Towel Sets with one 36x3o towel
and two exo woshcloths. White and
postels. Gift boxed $l.99
Three-Pieee FIonnelette SIeepers in eoy
eondy print. Button back, feet-in style.
Sizes ] to to3-----$l.79
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Corduroy Creepers with elastic wost-
bond, snap Fasteners and Plastic lining.
Animal applique trim. Red, postels.
Sizes ! to $3.50
konn's Own Fitted Crib Sheets. Son.
forized n9o residual shrinkoqe).
White only ---$I.oo
Konn's Own 2o"x4o" Gouze Dioper.
loneweorine ond extro absorbent. Very
specially priced! ------P Pkg, $3.50
Evening star., 1952-12-03

fabulous fabulous allow thrill
giving her the gift of lifetime this Chtas And which
choose be it little fur full quality
if it the Kann
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Nursery Print Cotton Quilts with ruffled
edge. Postes. For e-yr. size crib. S4.es
Nylon Knit Bootie Sets with embroidery
trim PosteIs. Gift boxed. Set Sz.4o
Nyion Quilt for 6-yr. size crib. PosteIs.
In beautiful gift box. ----- SI2.eS
Prom Robes in all wool posteI plaid.
s7ss
Royon Satin Boby Pillows filled with cot-
ton. Pink with blue, moize with green.
sss
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Catholic Prof.
Brands Times
Story False

A Catholic professor in Brooklyn
last week crossed swords with the
mighty New York Times after it
carried a story that Catholic-baiter
Paul Blanshard had been given
veto power over the professors
new book, Catholicism and Ameri-
can Freedom" !"
In letter to the Catholic Tran
scrip, Hartford diocesan news
paper, Prof. James NJ. O'Neill
branded the story. published in the
Times Book Review, false in al
most every detail"
According to the Times, Prof.
O'Neilrs publisher, Harpers, had
sent the final section of his book
1.-The Blanshard Plan for America"
to Mr.. Blanshard before publica-
tion.
After Mr.. Blanshard protested
inaccuracies" the Times went
on, Harpers decided to hold up
publication and let him read the
whole book.
Prof. 0'Neill, however, denied
that Harpers offered anything" to
Mr.. Blanshard, adding that che
has not been given a veto"
The professor disclosed that Mr.
Blanshard got a complete proof
of the book from someone else
without Harpers knowing that he
was to get it,"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

daily for the missions of
our World Mission Rosary We
will bless and send one to you
If you request it and include an
offering Of So for the Holy Faith
er's Missions The mountains
are not changed when the mists
lift; but they are glorified in
being unveiled. Gods glory is
not changed by the conversion
of the pagans, but His name is
gl0rified when His beauty is re-
vealed to them The Church
has tens OF thousands Of martyrs
in Asia and Eastern Europe. Our
Lord expects us TO have the mar
tyr-spirit and to make sacrifices
to help our 100000 missionaries
spread the faith How long
have you been reading this col
umn? Has il ever inspired you
to make a sacrifice either in rep
aration for your sins or because
you so love Our Lord and His
Mother that you want others in
India, Japan and 0ceania to
share their love?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
20 Lenten Books Take Reader
From Arctic To Iron Curtain

NEW YORK, NC) - The 1852
Lenten List of Catholic books tax.
es the reader from the Arctic was
tes to the jungles of the Amazon
and behind the Iron Curtain.
The list consists of Is Catholic
books published during the last
12-month period and issued by the
Religious Publishers Group here.
1t was selected by the Rev. Fran
els B. Thornton. author and liter
airy editor of the Catholic Digest,
and Joseph A. Duffy. chairman of
the Catholic Lenten List Commit
tee. The publishers group also
issued a list of Protestant books.
Among the Catholic books is
"Inuk," realistic account by the
Rev. Roger Billiard of his life
among the Eskimos. BELLS Above
the Amazon" by Arthur J. Burke,
tells the life of the German Mis-
sionary, Father Hugo Meme,
among the Mundurucu Indians.
Also on the list is my Russian
Yesterdays" by Baroness Gather
inc de Hueck, an exile from Rus.
sia, who gives a picture of the
Russia that used to be called the
Holy Russia" before communism
came. Il Live Again" by Princess
lleana of Rumania, is a biography
against the background of World
War II and an indictment of Rus
! sian rule.
! In Beyond East and West" DR.
John c. H. Wu, the eminent Chin
ese scholar, shows that faith trans
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

cends race and color and reconciles
all cultures.
The list contains a recently much
debated author. Hilda c. Graef,
whose book, God in Our Daily
Life" points up the splendor of
faith in every act and moment in
our daily lives. Miss Graef also is
the author of the controversial
book, THE Case of Therese Neu-
man" the famed stigmatic of Kon-
nersreuth.
Other books on the Catholic list
are: Life of Jesus" by Francois
Mauriac; "The Ear of Cod" by
the Rev. Patrick j. Peyton; "Eu-
genio Pacelli: Pope of Peace" by
Oscar Halecki: Three to Get Mar
ried," by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen;
''The Greatest Calling" edited by
Rawley Meyers.
The Externals of the Catholic
Church." by Msgr. John j. Sullivan
and revised by the Rev. John c.
O'Leary; What Catholics Believe, +"
by Joseph Pieper and Heinz Ras-
kop; "The Ascent to Truth" by
Thomas Merton; ''Hourglass," by
John w. Lynch; "The Little Flow
ers of Saint Francis" by ST. Bon
ayenture.
saints for Our Times" by Theo-
dore Maynard; Letter To the Mar
tyrs", by Helen Walker Homan:
Father Paul of Graymoor, by
David Cannon; "The Gates of DAN
nemora," by John L. Bonn; "The
Pillar of Fire" by Karl Stern.
Color Ebony" by Helen C. Day;
''The Long Loneliness" by Doro-
thy Day; Bishop Shell and the
C.Y.O.," by Roger L. Treat; "The
Betrothed," by Alessandro Man.
zoni; Alexander Pope: Catholic
Poet" by Francis Beauchesne
Thornton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
SOrrowful Mother
Novena Deyotions
Begin January A

The 35th in the series of the Per-
petual Novena in honor of The Sor.
rowful Mother will begin Friday
Jan. 4 at Holy Cross church, Co.
lumbus. The new series, compris
ing nine consecutive Fridays, will
be conducted by the Rev. Hugh j
Murphy, of st. Charles Seminary.
Each Friday there is a special
Mass at 11:30 a. m. followed at Il
by the first of the Novena exer
ciSes. The deyotions are repeated
at 3, $50, 7 and 8 p. m.
The Novena series was begun al
Holy Cross church in 1945 and has
been drawing hundreds every week
since that time.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Chinese Reds
Hold Bishop.
Priests, Nuns

TORONTO, (NC) ~ A Canadian.
born Bishop, four of his priests
and three nuns are being held pris-
oners by the Reds in Lishui, China.
This information was released
here by the Scarboro Foreign Mis-
sion Society to which the Bishop
and the priests belong. Three of
the priests are Canadian-born. The
other is Chinese.
The prisoners are: Bishop Ken
meth Turner OF LiShui, South
China, a native of Montreal; the
Revs. Arthur Vendam of Ponquet,
MS; Craig Strang of st. Johns,
Mid: Alex Mcintosh of ST. And
rew's MS, and Paul Kan, and
Sisters Mary Catherine of Sault
Ste, Marie, Ont; Mary Angela Me
Carthy of Montreal, and st. Matt
hew PonfoId of Toronto. All three
nuns are members of the Grey Sis
terS of the Immaculate Conception
of Pembroke, Ont.
All the same time Scarboro mis-.
sion headquarters here reported
that another of the Sociey'S mis-
sionarieS in China, the Rev. Gerald
MeKernan of Brantford, Ont, has
not been heard from in months.
Bishop Turner and the four
priests have already been held for
/ IL months in an abandoned school
in Lishui, Scarboro headquarters
said. Their plight is described as
growing worse daily. They are
given only poor food. They are
not allowed to say Mass and are
not permitted to have any out.
side contacts except by mail.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Cleveland Prelate Named
Assistant SPF Director

NEW YORK, (NC) - Msgr.
Charles M. Mcbride of Cleveland
has been appointed assistant ma
tional director of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith. He
will work with Bishop Fulton ].
Sheen, Auxiliary of New York and
the society's national director.
His Eminence Francis Cardinal
SpeIlman, Archbishop of New
York, who is chairman of the So
ciety's Episcopal Committee, crea-
ted the new office to meet the
organizations increased work load
Monsignor Mcbride has been the
director of the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith in Cleve-
land since 1945.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Catholic Paper Is
First In Country
With Pension Plan

DETROIT - NC) = The first
newspaper in the United States to
sign a contract with the American
Newspaper Guild for empoyee PEN
sions was the local Diocesan
weekly.
The plan approved last week pro-.
vides elective retirement at age of
IS after 20 years of service, with
the cost being borne entirely by
the paper, The Michigan Catholic
of the Archdiocese of Detroit
Benefits, together with social Sc
eurity, will average about $135 q
month; maximum benefits will be
about $160 a month. All employees
except executives in the editorial,
business and advertising depart
ments are covered by the plan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
It's Forever Springlime'
italian Movie-Condemned

NEW YORK, (NC) - The Italian
movie Its Forever Springtime,"
distributed by the A.FE. Corpora
tion. has been evaluated in the
condemned classification, Class c
by the National Legion of Decency
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
it has been announced here.


The Legion posted the following
objection against the movie: "This
picture in the story it tells serious
ly offends the Christian and ira.
ditional concept of the Sacrament
of Matrimony. Moreovere, it is
offensive to religion and the name
! of the Deity. Suggestive sequence.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

Are we Catholic enough to save
the world? That is but one of the
questions asked by Barbara Ward
who is quoted in this weeks
column by Gretta Palmer entitled,
Are We Different" (See page
fourl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
God Love You-
100, 900 Catholics Pray Daily
On World Mission R0sdries
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

Pain is sac
rifice without
love; Sacrifice
is pain with
love. He'll is
pain without
love; PurgatOry
is pain with
love- Heaven
is love without
pain l00,-
900 Catholics
are praying
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

GOD LOVE YOU to NC. Mem.
"Pm not regularly employed, but
will send ten percent of my
earnings TO the Holy Fathers Mis-
sions." GOD LOVE YOU to
Mr.. Get. Sr: "0ne night had
a bad attack of asthma during.
which ] thought Of all the half
dollars | had saved, So here is
S74.00 worth for the Holy Faith
er's Missions" GOD LOVE
YOU TO AID: "My maid was i'll
last Saturday, so | cleaned the
apartment myself. Here is the SIS
for the Holy Fathers Missions.
GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. NIB:
sickness is a luxury. ! prom
ised to send the Holy Fathers
Missions all would save in doc.
tors bills, If God would make me
well. Our blessings are multiply
Ing now. both son and daugh-
ter are entering the religious
life. GOD LOVE YOU to ME.
and BIS: "We are two poor
working girls. We decided to add
two abstinence days each week
to Friday so we can send 81 a
week to help convert the pag-
ans" GOD LOVE YOU to
G.M.C.: 81 won $25 for a dress
sign. Use it for the leper mis-
sions." GOD LOVE YOU to
NIL, a Jew who won a SIS cleo
ton bet from a Catholic, Mrs. NJ.
S. and said, "Send ii to the God
Love You Missions"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

miles which I cover on a bicy-
Gle" Iruq; THE Moham-
medan and Jewish children in
our schools contribute to the
Propagation of the Faith and
are just as generous as the
Christians. But when the time
comes for us to buy so pairs
of shoes and stockings, we can
not be as generous as we would
like. F" South India: "0ur con-
vent is in a pagan land and a
Communist center We have
two rooms for Is students, the
other is a chapel Due to lack
of aid and proper food, most
of the sisters are anemic and
sickly." South Africa: I'VE
have 800 Catholics and no
Church though we have been
struggling for four years to ac-
quire funds. Mass is said in a
schoolroom."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

Give up cigarettes for a week
or highballs for a month or NOV.
les for week and send the
money you saved to the Holy
Fathers Missions. Send your
sacrifice to the Holy Fathers
representative in the United
States. Most Reverend Fulton
]. Sheen, National Director of
The Society for the Propagation
of the Faith, t09 f. 33th St,
New York 16, NY. or your
diocesan director, Reverend jam
es Kulp, 246 E. Town Street,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

Extracts from letters to our
deskFiji Islands: Thanks for
the $50. We painted the chapel
of our leper colony, There are
II of us for these poor people.
:. Japan: I'VE are bringing the
Blessed Sacrament to hospitals.
homes and hutS where our lay
catechistS teach and console on
evenings after their daily work"
=. Philippines: I'VE began Per
petual Alteration in our parish
last month for the conversion of
Russia, Send so Holy Hour
books to keep devotion alive"
NydSdldnd, Il am a poor
beggar priest with 10000 Christ
ians to care for in an area OF 40
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

never trust n ISmbler
No Highway in the sky
On Dangerous Grounds
On the Loose
o Sole Mic (Itaiian
lly Objectionable In Part
Hotel Sahara
House on Telegraph
Hill
Inside Straight
Inside the Walls Of
Folsom Prison
Kind Hearts and Cor
onets
Lady Says No. The
I'Affsire fFrenehl
Lemon Drop Kid, The
Let's Make II Legal
Light Touch, The
Lilli MArlene
Little Egypt
M"
Madeleine
Magic Face
Man With a Cloak,
The
Man with Ny Face,
The
Msuiacs on Wheels
tBritishi
Mating Season, The
Meet Me After the
Show
Millionaire for Christy,
A
Mill on the Po (Itsl-
ianl
Murder Without Crime
NV Forbidden Past
Mystery at the Bur-
lesoue
Native Son
No Place for Jennifer
BRITISH
No Questions Asked
0hsessed Britishl
On the Riviera
Operation Pacific
Outrage
Pandora and the Fly
ing Dutchman
C-Condemned
Genius and the Night
ie5Aie. The lItalianl
Germany. Year Zero
fGcrmanl
Gigi iFrenchl
Girl from Maxim'a
High School Girl
Hoboes In Paradise
fFrenchl
HOLLYWOOD Burlesaus
Indiscretions (Nou-
Veau Testamentl
tFrenchl
It's All in the Mind
fools OF Desirel
Jungle Stampede
just a Big Simple Girl
(Frenchl
La Ronde fFrench)
Lovers Of Verona. The
fFrenchl
Mad Youth
Manon fFrenchl
Marie du Port
fFrenehl
Merry Chase t1talianl
Nom and Dad lSide-
show
My Life (formerly Ee-
stRsYl
Nais tFrcnehl
Nine Bachelors Ills Et-
eient Neuf CellbR-
tatiresl fFrenchi
No Greater Sin Social
Enemy No. II
No Orchids for Miss
Blandish British
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Legion of Decency
Classification

Il OA DCNGhL
Issification
q IL.
! PatrcnaEs
Snow Dog
South of Caliente
Stagecoach Driver
Stariift
Stars in My Crown
Sunny Side Of the
Street
Supernaan Meets ths
Mole Men
Tall Target
Tanks Are Coming
The Wild Blue Yonder
This ls Korea
Too Young 10 Kiss
Tom Browns School
Days British
Unknown World
Utah Wagon Train
Valley OF Fire
Varieties on Parade
Wanted. /. Dead or Alive
Weekend With Father
Whip Hand. The
Whistle at Eaton Falls
White Line. The (Ital-
ian3
Wonder Boy British
Yes, Sir, Mr.. Bones
You Never Can Tell
Yukon Manhunt
Adults
Painting the Clouds
with Sunshine
Pardon Ny French
Passion For Life.
tFrench)
People Against O'Hars
Pictura An Adventure
in Art
Place in the Sun, A
Red Mountain
Racket, The
Raging Tide. The
Reunion in Reno
Rhubarb
River. The
Roadblock
Rodeo King and the
Senorita, The
Saturdays Hero
Sea Hornet
Second Woman. The
formerly Elem
Sellout. The
Shadow in the Sky
Silver City
Sing With Me (ItaliHnl
So Long at the Fair
Son of DIR. Jekyll
st. Benny the Dip
Strange Doc.
Strip. Tho
Submarin Command
Ten Commandments,
The iltalianl
Texas Carnival
Tomorrow l. Another
Day
Trial Without Jury
Two Dollar Rctt.r
Two Gals lad Coy
Two Tickets to Rraad-
way
Well. The
Westward the Women
When Worlds Collide
Yellow Fin
Young Sacrifice Brit
ish)
For All
Path of Hope tItslisul
Payment on Demand
People Will Talk
Pickup
Pier %
Pink String and Seal
ing Wax
Prehistoric Women
Prowler. The
Quebec
Ration Pass
Roaring City
Saramba
Second Face
Secret of Convict Lake,
The
Showdown
Sierra Passage
Sirocco
Small Back Room
Smuggler's Island
Strangers on Train
Streetear Named De
sire, A
Strictly Dishonorshls
Tanning Of Dorothy,
The (Britishl
Ten Tall Men
18th Letter. The
The Model and the
Marriage Breaker.
Tokyo File 212
To the Victor
Two OF a Kind
Under the Olive Tree
lItalianl
Underworld Story, The
formerly Whipped,
The
Unknown Man. The
Valentino
Vendetta
Volcano (Ttalianl
White He'll Of PitI-
Palu fltalisnl
oh. Amelia (Frenehl
Paris Waltz. The
lFrenchl
Pepe lie Moko (Frenchl
Race Suicide
Room Upstairs, The
NFrenehi
ROYAL Affair, A
tFrenchl
Rozius. The Love Child
tCzechl
Scandals of Clochemer-
le lFreneh Scandal,
Al tFrenchl
She Shoulda Said No
Wild Weed
Sideshow MON and
Dad
Sinful Daughters
Sinners, The (Frenchl
Sins of the Fathers.
The
Skid Row Confessions
of a Vice Baronl
Smashing the Vice
Racket
Souls n Pawn
Stolen naradise ADO
lescencel
Story OF Bob and Sally,
The
Street Corner
Wages of Sin
Ways of Love French
ltalianl
Nench, The (Frenchl
When Love Calls fftal-
isnl
en- announced here.
yion posted the follow
against the movie: 81