davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ARLINGTON-Westover section; l.
bedrm. apt. mr.. bus and stores; End
H.; elderly couple desired; immed.
ga. gicuP Pa-eSSaassli Sasi from a.m--o PIim'
ARLINGTON, Rosslyn area Two
bedrooms, liv. rm., kit. din. alcove
and bath: .$86.5O, all utilities fur
niShed: available Immediately; adults
only, Call MRS. ELVIN, ia. 2-4447.
--16
NEAR FORT MYER-Two-bedrm. ant
Second Il; Of new duplex; garbage
9TisTn,osai' TaT, 9-cu Sddt. #. refgr.; rent. $11O.
MAGNOLIA GARDENS. Columbia
bedrm. apt. Spacious liY. rni. din.
rm. combination. parquet oak floor
ing Venetian shades. extra-large
Tloset Eor a. space; pace 30. $500 mo-; incl; utils.
fOf information call ia. s-sS7O. $50
ALEX. CDel Rays rooms lee
redec.. tile bath with shower, porch,
laundry spc.' conven. TIE. 6-4233.
S65. ARL.-1 bedrm.. mo utilities
included. near Arl. and wash. blyds'
EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. 3-9208 ewes
ARLINGTON-Garden development
at. Ft. Myer dr., of Arlington blvd;
l,nedrm;, l,SS apt, $50; all utilities furn;
MRS. FATLEY. JA. $3.50. -15
TWO-BEDRM. APT. near new Hecht's
store. walking distance Arlington
Hall: good transp.; occupancy Dec.
l. sos per mo-. including all utils.
and laundry facilities. Call JA.
S-6404. Apt. 8, Sag N. Thomas ST.
Adults only. -I6
FIT. MYER HEIGHTS APTS.
1914 N. 18th ST.. ARL.. VA.
One and two bedrm. apts., avail. for
Dec. and Jan. Il; S79.50 and UP;
conv. to transp.. schools and stores
IA Q-RQrE O-dOAA
Evening star., 1953-11-14

nicely furn .rE1 GounSfy -Sath Gia6 hbllg: Hills:
Colonial, 3 bedrms. with den,
screened porch, rec. rm., maids rm.
and bath, att. garage. immed pos
session. $500 mo. Call OWNER,
KE. S-4411. 30
3 BEDROOMS, large fenced-in yard,
nicely furnished; linens and dishes;
garbage disposal and washing
machine. District line. Good
transportation. $3.50 mo. Call ST,
3-40lO or ia Q-lH23 -2o
Evening star., 1953-11-14
LOST YOUR LEASE?

If you are docking for a delightful
place to live and a long-term lease
there are two large apartments now
available in THE ONTARIO, On
tario road at 18th street NV. This
building is situated on three acres
of land and provides the services
necessary to comfortable. eonven-
lent living. Apartment No. COL with
an unexcelled view of Rock Creek
Park contains two bedrooms, IL
brary, large dining room, Twins room
and foyer: all tastefully decorated
and brand-new modern kitchen
with adjacent utility room and larse
pantry and hrsnd-new modern
bath. Extraordinarily large closets
comnlete this exposure apart
ment home Convenient reserved
parking space; modern laundry. and
elevator service are readily available
A long term lease TO assure per-
manence o. occupancy is available
to approved applicant
Apartment No. l05 takes in
whole wing Of the building and con-
tainS four bedrooms, living room
with wood-hurning fireplace dining
room. hall, kitchen, den and bath.
These apartments are vacant and
NAV be inspected at any time. Ap-
ply resident manager or week days
INQUIRE EDMUND j. FLYNN CO,
Washington Building, MA. S-9567.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
10th AND PARK RID. NV.
Six Rms, Bath. Porch, $50
WALTER A. BROWN

1918 Vermont Ave.
MA. S-1652 OIL. 2-5134
KEEFER PL. NV
! or rms. kit, bath. utils.; par
after 5. III
|CoLORED - WOODBRIDGE - Three
rms, kit, bath, heat, gas, elec.
furn.; child accepted. LA. 6-4142.
Evening star., 1953-11-14

$500 CONN. AvE.-one bedrms., iiv,
ras rms dinstte; kit. bath, incl. porch;
307: EN-. 3-1623, EN-. 3-9O53. -iS
NEAR MERIDIAN PARKS rooms.
Kit; and bath. plus glassed-in porch.
Well estab. building. low mainte-
nance charges. An unusual amount
q space for the price Of $1,000, with
1000 cash. Please call Mr.. Gavin
res. AD. 2-50O4. OI5'
AFTER MODERATE DOWN PYMST.
this lively 2-bedrm. coop. apt. can
utils. S. .Arl. Pets allowed. Phone
IA. S-2S40 after pm. weekdays,
after 10 am. Sat, Sun. -l5
JUST OFF 18th NV. on N. Hamp.
shire ave. bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm., foyer, kit. and bath; J ex-
posures. lovely view, recently redec-
GRATED; In nice cond.; immed, oc-
cupancy; unusual value. at $4,000
cash. Restricted bldg. Low monthly
assessment. AID. 4-2141. 30
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COLLEGE PARK. 1926 Knox rd.-2
bedrms.. liv rm.. 0inette, kit. bath;
walking distance Nd. Univ: cony. tS {
Utils Incl UN 4-2956
ATTRAC.. 3 rm.. mod. kit. and bath
Plenty closet space. Util. furn. Cow
trannsp; and shop. Adults. ,UN
ATTRAC.. 3-room apt: all conven
fences; pvt. entr. S65 incl utils. CO
5-3oS2; Ewes, WA. 7-5994. 10
RENT REDUCED-One-b apt.
redecorated. utils. incl. $40. $40. so
Md. JU. 5-756o. ju. 5-a947. Ia
BETHESDA-Pvt. apt. like living in
a, home; 2 bedrms.. all large rooms
Churches sIfo. No Children. Children 4S04
East-West hwy. Call OIL. 2-2745,
go weekdays.
ONE-BEDRM. APIS. in
an excellent garden-apt. project; ex-
cellent rm. sizes and Offering every
facility of play yards, laundry, dry;
inent at S609 old Bladensburg I'd,
Silver Spring. Md. Cat Carroll ave)
S7S per mo-. all utils. incl: One
2-bedrm. apt: at sos. avail. Dec. /
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
TAKoMA PARK. s101 Flower ave-
Lovely 1-bedrm. apt, in ideal loc.,
close to Wash. Sanitarium; $75 mo
Apply Apt. ! or call ST. 3-055O'
IMMEDIATELY; Mount
dinette. % kit. NO and BATH apts.; $94
incl. all utils. Also. one avail. ON
Nov Is. Call UN. 4-0935. --16
SILVER SPRING, Sligo Creek Park
area - Picture windows, .parQuet
floors, Venetian blinds. parking and
laundry facilities; 1-bedrm. apt,
$S4. .50-$89.50 month, utilities in,
cluded; no pets. To inspect, call
managersi ma DEB between hours Id Pm
G line; 3 exposures; lge... 2 Sedrms.,
redec.; Va blk. from shop. center and
bus. mr.. school. 10. S-70Ss. -16
APIS. AVAIL, at Cobur Terrace.
800 Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Md.
bus stop at door. WA. 7:276s: 30
COLLEGE PK.-New apt, bldg: l
bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, kit. bath.
1st A.; 8 blocks MU. WA. 1855,
MD.-New. 2-bedroom
nishes gas and elec. 200 block of
Dawson ave. TU. 2-2030, RIA. 3-05S0.
oxON TERRACE APT. and oxon
Park Apt.-One bedrm.. liv. Tm..
dinette, kit, bath; S66.25 to S72,
utils. incl; avail. immed. Building
new; modern we'll kept. See mgr,
2607 Southern ave. Sc. Call LO.
BRIGHT SUNNY APT, at olney. Md.
Liv. rn.. 2 bedrms., dinette, kit.
and bath lge. hall. plenty closets,
pvt. entrance. Fulton S-7141. -I5
PARK, 10 MANOR CIRCLE
-TWO-BEDRM. APT, all. utils.;
garden type. conven to tranSp.,
schools, churches and shopping CEN
ter: playground for children. S96.50.
Phone Resident Manager. JU: B.
APIS, q mi. ne. D. C.
line: delightful community, shop
ping ctr. SAG. Dec. 1. KE. S-4s15.
LAUREL-1st-f apt. in 5-apt. bldg.
mod. cows. for adult cple. Apply
MRS. REDMnES. 715 Main St.
Laurel '653-M or EN-. 2-6S65. D. C..
--16
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CHEVY CHASE, Upper Conn. Ave
A det. home. very large rms; 4
bedrms.. 2 baths. 2 rms. in attic,
Ideal for group OF ladies or eentle-
no.
KIRKs REALTY CO.. REALTORS
.HO, 2-o77o Ewes. OIL. 4-3S06
lis
Evening star., 1953-11-14
APTs. UNFuRNIsHsp-MD.


BETHESDA-Three bedrms.. kit, din.
rm. liv rm. and bath; on Rock
vile pike; furn. if desired. CO.
5-2257 DAYS or OIL. 4-sl27 eyes.
APARTMENT, 3 rms, kit; share
bath with ] other. No children. $50.
6-31 SS for appointment. -l6
LORD CALVERT APTS. - and
pedrm, APPS. liy; I'M, dinette. Near
SILVER 1--WE p sPRSISGGn IS New Ne apt ot4 bldg lids .
bedrm. tv rm. dine;te. kit. bath;
$50 mo Ju 9-34ao JU. 9-3354.
BETHESDA. Md and = bedroom
apis. S7u-S9u plus utils, SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY INC OIL. 6-7S00 go
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 5123 Byers
st, s.e-BSmt. apt, , rms. kit, pvt.
bath; fenced yard; ldry. privil. S55.
Incl. utils. JO S-2575. lis
TAK0MA PIX -bedrm. apt. Newly
dec. lge. closet space: conven. to
. stores. buses. SIS mo. JU. S-1S7S.
lis
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
Class B-oblsetionsbIs in part.

Adventures Of Captain Fabian, Affair
in Trinidad, All Ashore, Androcles and
the Lion. Assassin for Hire Ambush at
Tomahawk Gap.
Abbott and Costello Go To Mars
Bad and the Beautiful. Bal Tabarin,
Battle Circus. Big Nigh. Bitter Rice.
Bloodhounds Of Broadway, Bomba and the
Jungle Girl. Brigand. Blue Gardenia, The.
Cage of Gold, Carrie Captive Women,
Casa Manana. Chain of Circumstances,
City b Beneath h the Sea, Clown. The /.
Come Back. Little Sheha Come Fill the
Cup. Cloudburst. Crooked Way.
Dance Hall Girls, hanger Zone. Daugh-
ters of Darkness, Deadline U.S.A.. Don't
Bother to Knock. Duel Without Honor.
Devotion.
Face 10 Face. Family Secret, The Fa-
Tiers Dilemma, Fugitive Lady.
Geisha Girl Girls of the Night. Glory
Alley. Golden Hawk, Gunsmoke.
Half Breed. Eellgate Hell Is Sold Out.
Hurricane Smith. His Kind of Woman,
Hoodlum. The; Hotel Sahara, House of
/ Don't Care Girl. Invasion U.s.A.. Iron
Mistress.
Jeopardy.
Kansas City Confidential. Kid Monk
Baroni.
L'Affaire, Life Of Donizetti, Lii Mar
lene. Light Touch, Iimelight Lion and
Magic Face. Man Behind the Gun. Man
With My Face, Man With the Gray Glove,
Mesa of Lost Women. Mississippi Gambler,
Mill ON the Pc, Montana Belle, Moulin
Rouge. My Pal Gus. Ny wife's Best
Friend.
agara, Night Without Sleep, Nightmare in
Red China. No Questions Asked. No Way
Out.
Obsessed, On the Riviera, One Big Az
fair. One Girls Confession, Operation Sc
cret. Outlaw Women.
Path of Hope. Paris 1900. People win
Talk, Pickup. Phone Call From a Stran-
ger. Prince Of Pirates, Problem Girls. Pres
ident's Lady.
Rashomon, Rancho Notorious, Room
for One More, Ruby Gentry
Scarlet Angel, She's Working Her Way
Through College. Sky Is Red. Star. The /.
Stolen Face, Strange Fascination. Strange
World. Streetcar Named Desire. A; Salome.
Serpent Of The Nile
Two Cents Worth Of Hope
Unknown Man. Under the Olive Tree
Noodoo Tiger.
Waterfront Women, We're Not Married,
White Hell of PitE-Paln, Wide Boys. Wom-
an in Question.
You for Me.
Class C-condemned.
Bandit, The tItalianl Behind Closed
Shutters. Blue Angel, Carnival in Flan-
ders. Nom and Dad. Dedee. DEVILS Sleep.
Its Forever Springtime Jungle Stampede,
Just Big. simple Girl: Lovers of Vero-
ma. Manon, Marie du Port. Merry Chase,
Miss Julie. No Orchids for Miss Blandish.
Street Corner. Paris Waltz The; Room
Upstairs. Rozina. the Love Child: oh.
Amelia; Devil in the Flesh. A Royal AZ.
fair. Strange Triangle. Scandals OF the
Clochemerle, Sinners. Story OF Bob and
Sally. The: A Bullet for Stephano. She
Shoulds Said No, Flesh Will Surrender
(ltalian). Ways Of Love. Wench, The La
Ronda. Sacred Latuka. Thrill That Kills,
Young and Damned, Strollsrh, Paris
Nights. or Love and Bandits.
(keep This listing for Future Refer
enee.D
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
Collector Claims
First Book Made
In Western World

MADRID-(NC)-A Spanish col
lector of books has presented here
what he claims is the first book
printed in the western hemisphere.
1t is a small book giving the
prayers of the Rosary which Fran
cisco Vindl claims was printed in
the early sixteenth century at the
order of Bishop Julian Garces of
Tlaxcala, Mexico. The book has
Gothic print and contains Is en-
cravings illustrating the Is myster-
les of the Rosary.
Speaking at the Institute Fer
nandez de Oviedo, here, Mr.. Vim
del said that the book was printed
by printer of playing cards who
came to the West Indies in 1881.
He said Bishop Garces ordered the
printing so that the newly-convert-
ed Indians of Mexico would not
distort the prayers Of the Rosary.
Mr.. Vindel did not give an exact
year for the books printing. But
he said it predated the publication
in 1889 in Mexico by Juan Pablos
of the book, Brief and Summarized
Christian Doctrine an Mericdn and
CoStiIlidn Languages. The latter,
Mr.. Vindel said, had long been
regarded as the first book printed
in the western hemisphere.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

At st. Rita's a new cabin dorm
itory TO accommodate campers and
councillors is in the program
of expansion. A new pump system
for the pool will be in operation
for the 1853 season.
Councillors at st. Joseph's are
selected from Diocesan Seminar
ians studying at st. Charles and
Mt. st. Mary's in Norwood. The
young ladies supervising the pro-
gram at st. Rita's are from ST.
Mary of the Springs College under
the d direction of Miss Mary 3.
Lynch, of the Catholic Welfare
Bureau.
The 1858 season will open June
Ia. IL will continue until Aug. %.
Last year was another banner one
for each camp, with a season pack
ed with all kind of sports and en-.
tertainment coming to solemn
climax when religious ceremonies
honoring the Blessed Mother on the
Feast of the Assumption were held
in the Chapels OF both camps.
The Catholic Women's League
has aided the work at st. Rita's
from the beginning. The men
from various parishes of the city
have given assistance to st. Joseph.
The plans for the new facilities
were drawn by limerick and Nc
Gee, and the contractor is krause
and Pagura, Inc, both of Columbus.
A spiritual as well as recreation
al background makes the diocesan
camps an ideal spot for cool,
summer vacation. Last year the
camps averaged more than 100
campers each day for each seven
day period
The program centers around the
spiritual activity of Catholic youth,
and includes Mass, Holy Commun-
ion and prayers in addition to
sports of all description-handi-
craft, swimming, boating, hiking,
dramatics, fishing, horse bac k
riding, and movies.
Choice of sports Is voluntary,
Father Dodd said, and the young
Sters will be encouraged to par
ticipate in the type of recreation
they prefer. They will also play
in age groups, he added.
Each camp is situated on senic
wooded site. Camp ST. Rita is
located between Groveport and
Canal Winchester on the Groveport
Pike and Camp ST. Joseph is sit
uated on the banks of Big Walnut
Creek near Lockbourne.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
State Shelves Bills
Calling For Bible
Reading I'm Schools

SACRAMENTO, Calif.-(NC) -
Two bills that would permit Bible
reading in California public schools
are "dead" for this legislative ses-
sion, according to their sponsors.
One bill was taken under adj
visement"-and thus relegated to
the files for this year-after three
hours of debate by the Education
Committee of the Assembly.
A number of teachers took sharp
exception to the proposed legisla-
tion, it was reported. They contend
ed that Bible reading in the schools
would lead to constant controversy,
to abuses of teachers discretion
and to confusion among students
since comments upon the Biblical
texts would be forbidden.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

Archbishop Gcognani, Apostolic Delegate To
US. For 20 Years, Has Had Unique Career

WASHINGTON - CNC) - The
year 1858 has been a banner year
for His Excellency Archbishop Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, Apostolic
Delegate to the United States, dur
ing which he has passed many inn
portant milestones in his long and
unique career.
Yesterday (April 80 he celebrat-
ed the goth anniversary of his con-
secration as Titular Archbishop of
Laodieea in Phrygia.
Last month, on March II, he OBJ
served the Goth anniversary of his
appointment as Apostolic Delegate
to this country.
Next month, on May %, he will
mark the 10th anniversary of his
arrival in America to take up his
duties as head of the Papal Dele
cation here, which passed the Goth
anniversary of its establishment on
January "a of this year, and two
months ago, on February "a, he
celebrated his 10th birthday
Archbishop Cicognani planned to
observe the anniversary of his con-
secration quietly, as he did his
birthday and the anniversary Of his
appointment, attending to his nor
NAL duties.
During the 20 years of his serv-
Ice as Delegate to the United
States, nearly twice the length of
time spent here by any of his pred
ecessors, the Archbishop has conse-
Grated more American Bishops
than any other prelate in history
He has travelled widely through
out the land. visiting every state
and the Territory of Hawaii, and
gained a broad and profound
knowledge of the country equal
led by few Americans.
His 20 years as head of the Apos-
tolic Delegation here, a longer pc
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

this time to reorganize the offices
of the Catholic Near East Welfare
Association.
During his years of service in the
Roman congregations, he also pur-
sued careers as an author, teacher
and adviser of students. In 1915 he
wrote his first major work, The
Great Commandment of the Gospel,
which was translated into English
and Spanish in 1881.
Ten years later, in 1925, he
wrote the widely admired work,
Jus Cdnontcum. Shortly after he
came to America as Delegate an
authorized version of the scholarly
treatise was brought out in English
under the title Canon LdtU. One
authority praised it as "a Summa
of all that should precede and ac-
company the study of the can
onS
The addresses the Delegate has
delivered at Catholic meetings
throughout the country since his
arrival here fern a compendium of
Catholic doctrine and thought
which both the humblest and most
learned can read with enjoyment
and profit. All 215 of them, from
his first speech as Delegate to one
given on September 8, 1851, are
contained in three volumes entitled
Addresses and Sermons.
Other writings of Archbishop
Cicognani since he has come here
include Sdnctity in America and
The Priest IN the EpistleS Of 81.
Paul. He has also written many
pamphlets and contributed more
than 40 prefaces to the works of
other authors.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

riod than any other member of the
Papal diplomatic corps has held
one post, have witnessed a remark
able growth of the American
Church, growth TO which the
Archbishop has contributed great
ly.
Since his arrival in this country,
the Catholic population has almost
doubled, as has the number of
priests. The number of Catholics
has risen from slightly more than
20,000,000 to approximately 30,000,-
600, while the number of priests
has increased from under 10000
to $4,000. The annual number of
converts has nearly tripled.
During the same period, 21 new
dioceses we're erected in the Unit
ed States and its possessions, as
well as the new Archdiocese of
Washington. In addition. nine exist
ing dioceses were raised to the
rank of archdioceses, thus creating
nine new ecclesiastical provinces.
Archbishop Cicognani is the
sixth Apostolic Delegate to the
United States. His duties as Dele
gate are purely religious. He is
the personal representative Of the
Holy Father to the Hierarchy of
the United States, not to the gov
ernment. In that capacity he OBJ
serves and reports regularly to
Rome on the state of the Church
here. His post gives him prece-
dence over all the nations prelates
except the Cardinals.
Archbishop Cicognani was well
acquainted with America long be-
fore he was made Delegate in 1888.
In 1884 he had come to this coun-
try to visit the Scalabrini Fathers
and to organize their work. Seven
years later he was again sent here,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

These two Sisters received certifi-
Gates of membership which were
presented to them by Miss Helen
Gilligan, President of District No.
IL of the Ohio State Nurses AS
sociation. and Mrs. Julia Fish.
baugh. treasurer of the associa.
ton.
Sister NJ. Ermin came to Mt. Car
mel Hospital in 1895, just nine
years after the founding of the
hospital. Many graduates of the
school of nursing know Sister Err
min as the soft spoken Sister Su.
pervisor who taught them how to
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24


Class A - Section u Unob lee.
tlonable for general pstronage.
Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd
Abuna Messias. Arctic Flight, Assignment
in Paris.
Battles for Chief Pontiac. Battle Zone,
Because You're Mine. Blazing Forest,
Breaking Through the Sound Barrier.
BY The Light or The Silvery Moon
Cattle Town, Confidentially Connie,
Crimson Pirate. Cripple Greek. Cyclone
Fury.
Code Two
David Dead Mans Trail Desperate Out
post. The; Destination Cobb. Ma and Pa
Kettle on Vacation.
Faithful City, The Fearless Fasan,
Feudin' Fools, 5000 Fingers of Or. T.,
| Fixed Bayonetg.
Gold Fever.
A9th Man. The.
Gold Town Ghost Riders
Hans Christian Andersen. Has Anybody
Seen Ny Gal1. High Treason
Hurricane Of Pilgrim Hin.
Dream Of Jennie, iii Never Forget
You, Island Rescue, II Grows on Trees.
Love Melvin.
Jazz Singer. The; Jumping Jacks. Jun
gle, The.
Kansas Pacific. Kid From Broken Gun.
Last Train From Bombay. Leonardo ds
Lady Wants Mink. The
Magic Box, Magnetic Monster. The !:
Marshal of Cedar Rock Medal of Honor,
Million Dollar Mermaid, Montana Incident.
Murder in the Cathedral. My Death Is
Mockery.
old Oklahoma Plains, On Top of old
Smoky.
Old Overland Trail.
Pathfinder. The Peter Pan. Port Sinis-
ter. Prisoner of Zenda, The; Promoter.
Ride the Man Down. Rodeo Rogues'
March. Rough. Tough Wcst.
Savage. The; Savage Mutiny. Silver
Whip, The; Singing Angels, Son of the
Renegade, Stoogs. The Stars and Stripes
Forever. Stars are Singing,
Small Town Girl. Son of Belle Starr.
Secret Conclave. The
TAngier Incident Target. Taxi. Thun-
dering Caravan. Tonight We Sing, Torpedo
Alley, Treasure Of the Golden Condor.
Under the Red Sea.
WAC from Walla Walla, Wagon Train,
Wherever She dces, Willie and Ipe Back
at the Front. World In His Arn&
War or The Worlds
Glass A. Section a unobise.
tionable for adults.
Above and Ftyond. Actora and Sin
Against All flags. Angel Street. Apache
War Smoke. At Swords Point
bAbeH IN nAkudut behotltui but DAN
gerous, Big Bregk. Rlack Castle. Break
down. Bwana Levil.
Cairo Road. Carl, Captain Blackjack.
Cow Country
Dancing With Crime Devil Makes Three.
Glass Wall The
Girls OF Pleasure Island, The.
Guerrilla Girl
Eight Iron Men, ENCORE Everything
Have Is Yours.
FeurposteF. The.
Hangman's knot Hitch-Hiker, The !:
Holiday for Sinners. Horizon West.
l Confess. Importance of Being Earnest
just For You.
Laughing Lady, Lswiess Breed. Lilli,
Little World OF Don Camille. Lost in
Alaska. Lasty Men, The.
Man On a Tightrope--
Merry Widow, My Cousin Rachel.
Naked Spur, The; No Time for Flow
ers,
o, Henry's Fun House. Outpost in Ma
layH.
Oriental Evil.
Plymouth Adventure.
Quiet Man, The.
Raider. The. Road 20 Bali.
Seminole, Skipper Next 10 God. Sky
Fun Of Moon. South OF All Baba. Some
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
Two Mt Carmel Hospital Nuns Honored BY Fifty Year Club

care for the patients on the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat division and
in the Department of Radiology.
Later Sister Ermin served as assist
ant to the administrator.
Sister Emeric for many years
supervised Medical and Surgical
wards and Obstetrics Her last as
signment was supervisor of the De-
partment of Radiology, position
she held until 1850. Sister Emeric
came to Mt. Carmel in 1898. Forty
five of her fifty-two years of nurs-
ing have been spent at Mt. Carmel.
The Sisters are still on duty.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

body Loves Me. Steel Trap, The: Stop,
You're Killing Me Story Of Three Loves.
Sword of Avenus. San Antoine, She's Back
IN Broadway. Sombrero.
Story of Mandy.
Tall Texan, Thief. The Thief of Venice,
Thunder in the East, TronnbA, Tiger Man,
The; Tropie Zone, Turning Point. Train
of Events.
Three Musketeers.
Way of n Saucho.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

Rita at time of expansion. A
new refectory and counsellors'
headquarters building are now
being constructed at St. Joseph's
Camp. The former mess hall will
be renovated and used as a hobby
center and recreationaI hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24
Says He'll Sign Watered
Anti-Discrimination Bill

CONCORD, N. Fl. - NC) - Gov.
Hugh Gregg has stated that he will
be pleased" to sign New Hamp-
shire's new anti-discrimination bill
if it is approved by the Legisla-
ture.
Earlier, the Governor had OBJ
jected to "stiff penalties" attached
to the measure, but these propos-
ais we're "watered down" in the
Senate.
The equal rights measure would
give persons in minority racial
groups the privilege of using pub
lie accommodations, especially ho-
tells at the states various summer
resorts.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-24

Following is list OF motion pictures
reviewed and classified hy the National
Council OF the Legion of Deceneys