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Evening star., 1953-10-15


hind a better movie. or insisting
there is more Writable subject.
The truth is there was no other
movie. Nor made-to-order
more writable subject.
So. that is the how and why
of going to Keith's yesterday to
see our first golden blade picture
since Yvonne de Carlo used to
be in them.
In the years between the last
one of the Yvonne era and yes
terday. the formula has changed
q little. In Yvonne's time, the
heroine was a sultry type. She
always looked as if her baggy
Bagdad costume, made of some
gossamer stuff, might burst into
flames. Universal always as
sumed that the possibility of
this was one of the reasons a
certain type of movie fan re-
manned loyal.
That golden blade pictures
have never ceased intimates that
the assumption must have been
correct.
However. as we say, the for
mula is not quite the same.
The heroine is now Piper
Laurie. Miss Laurie looks more
like a plate of melting peach ice
cream than like a siren. A movie
studio cannot reasonably ask a
girl like that to pretend to
shoulder. Even if it did, and
she could. Miss Laurie hasn't
the voice for it. She keeps sound
ing like a small girl asking for
a handful of jelly beans. That
a Grand Vizier (Which she
makes rhyme with brassiere)
should tremble at the sound of
her voice is too preposterous
even for a golden blade picture.
So, she is pert where her pred
ecessors back to the reign of
Maria MonteZ, were potent. 1t
is no better or worse-there will
never be a change in either of
these directions in golden blades
but it is different.
We have forgotten the names
of the men who used to win
Maria and Yvonne in their days,
which shows what their impact
was. But the one with Miss
Laurie is Rock Hudson. He's as
tall as a public building, as
straight as an arrow, and as dull
as porridge. He is in there to
rout evil Grand Viziers, secure a
rightful place in history for kind
hearted CaliphS, and marry the
Caliph's bubbling daughter.
Actually, we did not stay
around to see all this hap
pen, but we will give odds of
10,000-to-1 that it did.
The day it doesn't happen,
Universal-I international is going
to make lot of monkeys out of
movie reviewers.
x X \
IT'S LATER THAN YOU
Evening star., 1953-10-15
To Open Season

The Mount Vernon Players
will open their new season on
October 81 with a production of
Oliver Goldsmith's THE Good
Natured Man"
Kenneth Donner will direct.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
To Stuqe Comedy

William McCleery's GOOD
Housekeeping" will be presented
by the ST. Margaret's Church
players on November 19 and 20.
Boyd Hagy is staging the pro-
ductiOn.
Evening star., 1953-10-15
The Posing Show
These Golden Blade Films
Change Little With Years
By Joy Cormody

You can't always palm off like 1he Golden Blade"
Office Oh perhaps your Malenkov
otherwise
The day when picture like that yourself
good feeling. Not the picture, but the
hirncel of e
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
AMERICAS FAVoRlTE COMBINE

Where seed growing is serious business {.
where grains grow rank and tough . one
pull-type combine stands in class by itself
the Case 6-foot Model ga" With more
than century of seed-saving experience
built into its spike-tooth cylinder and long
straw rack it lives up to its reputation of
being s'built like thresher." Whether har-
vesting tough-hu1led c1overs, fluffy grasses
or brittle beans, the Model IA" covers extra
acres per day, gets extra pounds per acre
with minimum cracking. Farmers like its
strong steel frame >. quick, easy adjust
ments :. ability to go right along wheth-
eft crop is rank, tough, or tangled. Case
Air-Lift cleaning floats off chaff, lets seeds
fall free and clean without waste. Can be
equipped with bagging platform as shown
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

Set1A NC 1AC1PSO Wy giving l11Slll p1Si1Cy
of water and some fertilizer this
spring. See your county agent about
the kind of fertilizer to use in your
area.-M. Afanasiev, botany and
bacteriology.
Here is how to find out about your
winter wheat stand this spring. Dig
in the drill row and if you find that
the seed is completely shriveled, or
soft and sticky inside, has brown
color or has green and pink mol6s
on the surface, it is probably dead.
e. R. Helm, agronomy and soils.
If you think your band of sheep
has vibrionic abortion quickly freeze
an aborted lamb, or pack in dry ice
or ordinary ice and sawdust, place
in a watertight container and ship
to the Montana Veterinary Research
Laboratory at Montana State college
or the Livestock Sanitary Board, Hell
ena.-Dr. E. w. Tunnicliff, Vet. Res.
Lab.
The reason we are using 2, AID to-
day is that a professor became Curl
Gus about why window plants gen
orally bend toward the light. He
found that the plants contained
substance which stimulated growth.
Other professors played with this
substance and finally developed
2, AID which kills plants by making
them grow themselves to DEATH
L. H. Johnson, chemistry research.
Evergreens which add beauty to
the the farmStead can be trans
planted more easily now because it
is the dormant season for them. Dig
these trees carefully, keep as much
dirt around the roots as possible,
cover Immediately with burlap to
keep the air from the roots, then
transplant quickly. Water carefully
until they are tablished.-Leonard
wager, horticulture.
1t costs me less TO fly rs air miles
to Montana State college and back
than it costs me to drive my car the
120-road miles and have four hours
a day for study or working on the
ranch.-Maurice Holiday, secretarial
science student from Martinsdale.
Ed Enders of Ga1latin Gateway
saved 1900 bushels of barley which
had started to heat by using an
artificial grain dryer installed by the
agricultural engineering department.
Drying cost him less than one-cent
per bushel-Char1es Bowman, agri-
cultural engineering.
To irrigation farmers: If you regu-
1arly include grain as cash crop in
your rotation, why not increase
your per- acre-returns by producing
certified seed of Montana's recon-
mended varieties? If free of noxious
weeds, your row-crop fields from last
year will make ideal ground for the
production of pure seed. Consult
your county agent as to the pro.
cedure in becoming a certified seec
grower.-Glenn P. L. Hartman, East
ern Montana Branch Station.
To, get the highest production O.
corn on highly fertile irrigated land
grow about $4,000 plants to the acre
Thinner stands will result in lowe
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

acknowledgements header raises or
lowers smoothly at touch of foot pedal on all
Case Self-Propelled Combines with 9, II, OF
15-foot cut. System operates directly from
engine whether machine is on the go, stopped,
threshing unit is not running. Cutting
height can be adjusted instantly or "inched''
up or down to suit varying crop conditions.
SPike-foofh or rUb-bar cylinder, extra.
long straw rack, and famous Case Air-Lift
cleaning make the most of the yield by get
ting more and cleaner grain or seeds. Case
built tractor-type engine provides steady
power with surprisingly little fuel, very low
upkeep. One man easily operates controls to
harvest all kinds of crops in all kinds of cons
ditions.
Other CASE Combines include the'1ow-
cost 5-foot "F-2" for PTO operation with
2-plow or larger tractors the pull-type
12-foot ''K-2' and similar o-foot sM-2' with
acknowledgements auger headers. See
your Case dealer now about the model to
fit your farm :. :. make the most of every
acre, every hour, every crop.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01
Timely
Hints
From Montana State College

Trees that suffered winter injury
can be helped by giving them plenty
of water and some fertilizer this
spring. See your county agent about
the kind of fertilizer to use in your
area.-M. Afanasiev, botany and
bacteriology.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-01

Here is how to find out about your
winter wheat stand this spring. Dig
in the drill row and if you find that
the seed is completely shriveled, or
soft and sticky inside, has a brown
color or has green and pink mol6s
on the surface, it is probably dead.
e. R. Helm, agronomy and soils.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Volunteer Groups
Surpass UN In
Aid To Refugees

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.-(NC)
The worlds estimated $4,000, 900
refugees are receiving aid al the
rate of S100,000.000 annually from
voluntary agencies.
James j. Norris, European direc-
tor Of War Relief Services-National
Catholic Welfare Conference, gave
these figures in a report on global
voluntary help in the form Of mon
ey, kind and services. He said the
total was impressive but hardly
enough TO cope with the vast prob
lem.
MIR. Norris. who i also chairman
of the Standing Conference of Vol
untary Agencies Working for Refu-
gees in Europe, made his report at
press conference of the United
Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees, Mr.. Van Heuven Coed
hart. Mr.. Norris acted as chairman
at the conference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
CWV To Sponsor
NCCS Yet Party

Catholic War Veterans of Our
Lady of Fatima Post 983, will spon-
sor the monthly party of the Co
lumbus National Catholic Commun-
ity Service for the veterans at
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital. The
party will take place Friday Ito
night at 7:30 p. m. at the hospital.
Mr.. Paul Theado, Post Command
er, viii be helped by Mr.. John
Neameyer, chairman of arrange
ments. Others who will assist at
the affair include Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schott, ir., and Mr.. and
Mrs. James King.
Mr.. Anthony Panico. Catholic
War Veteran and member of the
N.C.C.S. has been asked TO assist
in planning the party for the vet
eran patients by Mr. Harold Brett
feller. chairman of the Columbus
Committee of the N.C.C.S.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Chinese Reds Free
Kentucky Priest;
p Americans Left

HONG KONG - radio, NC) -
After 80 months in Hankow
prison, Father Sigfrid Schneider,
OFM, of Louisville, Ky, was re-
leased by the Chinese communists
and is now in Hong Kong.
Father Schneider's releas e
brought to 35 the number of Cath
Ollie missionaries who arrived in
Hong Kong from Red China last
month. There are now 361 left in
the country, including % Amer
leans. II of whom are in Jail.
Father Schneider, who belongs
to the Cincinnati franciscan
Province, was arrested on May
26, 1881, along with Bishop Rem
bert kowaIski, o.F.M., OF W..
chang. They were charged with
baby killing" Inv the mission or
phsnsse in Wuehsns. Bishop Ko-
wsIski was released from prison
in September.
Forty-nine years old, Father
Schneider had been in China al
most continuously since his ordin
alton in 1881. This is the second
time that he has been released
from prison.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Monks Plan
Monastery IN
New Zealand

AUCKLAND, New Zealand
- (NC) - To monks from
Catholic Ireland has been CIV
en- the privilege of setting up
the first Trappist foundation
in the South Pacific area.
On an invitation from Arch
bishop Peter McKeefry of
Wellington, supported by 9TH
er members of the New Zeal
and Hierarchy, monks from
the Cistercian Abbey of Mount
Melleray, County Waterford,
Ireland, are to found a monas-
terry in the Wellington See.
The proposal was first approved
by Abbot CELSIUS 0'Connell, O.C.S.-
o. of Mount Melleray and his chap
ter, and then submitted to. and en-
dorsed by, the Chapter General of
the Order of Cistercians of the
Strict Observance held at the Alb
hey of Citeaux, France, during Oc-
tober.
Abbott 0'Connell is TO visit New
Zealand in the near future to COM
plete the details of the new foun-
dation.
All monasieries of fhe cisier-
clans are dedicated TO Our Lady
Of the Assumption, but in addi-
fion they have . distinctive sec
ondary title. The name chosen
for the New Zealand foundation
is Our Lady Of the Southern Star.
A group of six monks will arrive
from Ireland to build from the
ground up a monastery for the 20
priests and Brothers who are com
ing for the foundation.
Mount Melleray was founded in
1882 by Irish monks who were driv-
en- from their monastery of Meller-
ay, France. They established
themselves on waste land belong
ing TO the Protestant Keane family
of Cappoquin, soon converting it
into first-class land for pasture and
crops.
Mount Melleray was responsible
in succeeding years for the found
ing of Mount st. Bernard Abbey in
England 1835), New Melleray Ab-
hey, Dubuque. la. q849); and Mt.
st. Joseph Abbey, Roscrea, Ire
land (1879).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Sisters Salute
President In
Original Song

An original musical composition,
a Salute to Our President. writ
ten by the Dominican Sisters. has
been recorded by 100 voice Cath
olic Glee Club and sent to Presi.
dent Eisenhower.
An election anniversary gift, the
lyrics we're written by Sister Mary
anna, 0.P., of the College of st.
Mary of the Springs, Columbus. Set
to original music by Sister Mar
gerry, O.P.. of st. Mary's. New Ha-
ven, they were sung by the Glee
Club of that school.
Art work on the special folder
for the sheet music and record was
done by Sister nj. Thoma. O.P., also
stationed at st. Mary's, New Haven.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
BeaiificatiOn Discussed

VATICAN CITY -(NC)- The
Sacred Congregation of Rites met
here to discuss the validity of
diocesan procedures in the beati-
fication causes OF Luigi Balbiano,
a priest at Avigliana, near Turin,
who was born in 1912 and died in
1884 and the second cause was
that of Sister Mary of Providence,
foundress of the Sisters Helpers
of the Holy Souls, who was born
at Lille, France, in 1925, and died
at Paris in 1871.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

in the school hall and march 10
the church for the Mass.
Guest speaker for the breakfast
will be Father Clarence Klausins,
of Pontifical College Josephinum.
William ]. Mouldoon is chairman
of arrangements. As in past years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Paoletti will be
in charge of the breakfast.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
St. Agatha HNs To Meet

The Holy Name Society of st.
Agatha Parish will have its semi
annual Communion Breakfast Sun
day, Nov. Is, Immediately follow
ing 9 o'clock Mass, at which all
members are urged to receive Com
munion. The group will assemble
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

NEW ORLEANS NC Gen.
Joseph Lawton CLightnin' Joel
Collins, United States representa-
tive on the Military committee and
standing group of the North AT
lantic Treaty Organization, recei-
we'd an honorary degree of doctor
of laws from Tulane University
here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Cut out this column. pin your
sacrifice to it and mail 1t to the
Most Reverend Fulton j. Sheen,
National Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
109 East 38th Street, New York
l6x, New York, or your Dioces-
an Director, Reverend James
Kulp, 246 East Town Street, Co
lumbus Is. Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
YOUR WILL IS GODS WILL IF HE Is IN TT.
APOSTIE FnR ssIA

In Roman seminary Serge Is
lust beginning six years training
for missionary work in Russia
when the time comes. But he
can't meet the annual cost tS100l
of his training. We must find
friend. He'll never forget. You
may pay weekly. So: monthly
$685.: quarterly. S25, or all at
once.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

WINOoSKI PARK, VINO
st. Michael's College will celebrate
the 50th anniversary of its found
ing with a full years program
beginning September %, 1854, il
was announced.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

the favor has not been granted,
l am sure it will. | still want the
missions to have the money as il
will help atone for my failings in
this life to rs. for So.
Thought of sending my first
earnings for making and selling
ieWelry to the Missions" to
Mia. for S12. Il have been
saving some occasional tips and
commissions to buy something
special for myself but decided
to send what | have saved to the
Missions to C.C.W. for
S23.85. After reading MISSION,
| decided that until receipt of
the next copy whatever my
lunch money would cost daily,
would put the same amount
into a box for the Missions"
TO A.MB. for $50. Here is the
result of many sacrifices. God
has been very good TO me. This
is a small token of thanks i.
to Mr.. and Mrs. R.C. Enclosed
is S26. OF this, S12 represents
money spent for venetian blinds
which we did not need and later
resold and the balance is a
Thank You" to S.H. 'The
enclosed $50 represents the con
tents OF a makeshift bank that
we used at home for mission
donations. They represent small
sacrifices on the part of NJ, b.,
s., l.. and f." to JIM. for
$50. This represents the re-
ceipts for coaching lessons Civ
en- during the summer" to
the TS.S. Payday here is Mis-
sion Day for the Stenos. AS we
take account of our various
debts, we realize our indebted
ness to God and the Propagation
OF the Faith. We enclose $50
from our Payday Mission Fund
to help those who cannot help
themselves"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

stephen prob
ably gave no
thought to that
little good d
p h a T is e e
watching tn e
robes of mur
derers. And yet
if he could
have looked in
to the future
he would have
seen Saul turn
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Reds Kill 200 Vietnamese

BUICHU, Vietnam - (NC) -
More than 200 young Vietnamese
Catholics we're killed or taken
prisoner during the communicated
Wet Mini raid on the village of
Dai-dong Is miles from here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Canadian Unions Large

OTTAWA - (NC) r The Fed
eral Department of Labor has an
nounced that recent statistics dis
closed there are 1,219,7l4 workers
in Canada who are members Of I'M
ions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

GOD LOVE YOU to the follow.
ing: to ME-. for $365. "A year
ago asked God for favor and
promised to save 81 a day for
year for the Missions Though
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
God Love You
There's Neuer 4 Good Friday
Without An Easter Sunday

When Stephen, the first mar
tyr, was stoned, the exeeutioners
laid their garments at the feet
of a young bigot named Saul.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
FATIMA PROMISE

We long for the day when Our
Lady of Fatima's promises will
be realized This will come only
after enough people have OBJ.
served the devotion she COM
manded. Our FATIMA SHRINE
IN JORDAN will help spread IL
greatly Won't you send us a
mite7 $40 buys block. Ask for
Hills of the Morning" with your
gift.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Pray for the Missions on a
World Mission Rosary. At your
request and 81 offering we will
send you a World Mission Ro-
NarX.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
OPERATION HEADACHE

That's what Christmas shop
ping II every year-unless
you're smart and do ii right
al home. You can with
our beautiful three-colOred
GIFT CARD. 1t tells friend
or relative, priest. nun or
teacher that YOU arranged
for q Holy Land missionary
To offer Mass for them nj
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Stephen did not reap a har-
vest of souls, nor did he see it
reaped; yet he was sowing it
while ne lived and more import
ant, the sowing Of it when he
died. Many do good in this
world without ever living to see
the fruit But what is well done
for God is never lost.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

The National Catholic Commun.
ity Services organization is look
ing for volunteers for hostess work
with the USO group at the Lock
bourne Air Force Base.
N.C.C.S. is one OF the seven
agencies that form the U.S.O. Those
interested in performing volunteer
work at the Base may register for
the next training class for Junior
and Senior hostesses to be held
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

We shall not have a share in
the missionaries glory unless we
now have a share in their ig-
nominy. Shall this earth of ours
be one vast GethSemane as we
sleep in the Garden? Seal your
self with a cross TO be one with
the dry martyrs of our twentieth
century Church. Apply the cross
of sacrifice to your life. Send a
raise in salary, or your old gold,
or the equivalent of what you
spend on cigarettes to train cate
chistS, to help cure leperS, to
erect statues of Our Lady of
Fatima in MoSlem countries. Do
anything that crushes your ego,
and makes you one with the suf-
ferings of Christ in our modern
world.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
CARMEL. NEEDS

The Poor Clares eager soul
VINO longs TO be missionary Sister She
one TO help her with the training
ne and her parents will send daily grateful
for the kind soul who adopts" her
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
ST. JOHNS

Christmas time, or that you
gave sacred article to a
mission chapel in their
name. Two gifts in one
to the Christ Child and to
your friend. A gift with
much more meaning and
value than some trinket. We
enclose souvenir of pressed
flowers from the Holy Land.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

ed into a st. Paul, the champion
and master-builder of the Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Perhaps would like make happy
christmas with The Bishop
his priests $e5 will provide the use.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara re-
Gently released from Chinese
torture said that if the Com
munistS we're to leave China to-
morrow, the Church in China
would be unable TO handle the
millions of converts that would
be made.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

AS Chinese Communists put
twentieth century Stephens to
death, as they exile thousands of
others from the land they love,
we must not forget that God ney-
er allows a Good Friday without
an Easter Sunday. The mission
aries are perhaps doing more
good for the Church in China un-
der persecution than they did in
peacetime. The average of con
versions per priest in China up
until the time of persecution was
only forty a year. More souls
are being saved by being witness
seS 10 Christ through suffering
love, than by being preachers and
apologists. Standing before the
Communist Judges our mission
aries must think them all alike
as Stephen thought all were
alike who stoned him, but as
Stephens death converted Saul,
so the Sufferings of our priests,
brothers and Sisters in China
will effect the conversion of
many Communists.
Evening star., 1953-04-10
Singer Eddie Fisher
Is Civilian Again,
Opens in New York

Eddie Fisher, the Army's sing
ing troubador, is grooming for
cash again instead of beans.
Pfc. Fisher was released from
the Army late last night at Fort
Myer and opens today in New
York's Paramount Theater. He
completed one final assignment
last night with the United States
Army Band in a concert in the
Departmental Auditorium before
getting his civilian papers.
The 24-year-old ballad singer
became a familiar voice to radio
listeners during his Army serv-
ice. This is Pvt. Eddie Fisher"
opened many a program to re-
cruit personnel for the service
and promote blood campaigns
throughout the United States.
He spent 20 months at Fort
Myer in this capacity.
He performed for troops in
the Far East Command from
July to October last year, sing
ing to line troops, hospital pa
tientS and men stationed in rest
camps while in Korea. In No
vember he made a 60-day tour
in the European Command and
visited United States bases in
Great Britain before returning
to the States before Christmas.