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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15
Father Heaiey's
Go,"e, :,


lorosa (Our Lady of Sorrows)
and so Our Lady is your daugh-
ter's patron with the feast ther
name day. on September 18th.
Dora or Doris is a contracted
form of Dorothy, who was a vir-
gin and martyr of the early
Church whose feast day is Feb
ruary 9th. Some authors derive
this name from Theodore or Isl
dora. There are many saints
named Theodore and lsidora
was a sanity Egyptian nun who
died in 379 AID. whose feast
day is May LIST.
@. Can you e.rpluin the
meaning of the ftre different
Inscriptions and the angels
around Our Lady's heed in The
picture of Our Lady of Per-
petudt Help?
A. The picture shows the
Blessed Mother with the Christ
Child and Identifies them and
the two angels by means of the
inscriptions. The inscription at
the top Ton either side of Our
Lady's CROWN is the abbreviat-
ed form of the. Greek for
Mother of God. Above the
angel on the left, holding relics
of the passion (e.g. the spear
is the ab breviation for
ArchdngeI Michael and above
the angel on the right the in
scription Archdngel Gabriel.
Just to the right of the head of
Christ is the abbreviation for
His Name, Jesus Christ.
Send questions to Father Ed
ward F. Healey, Inquiry Cor
..ner, The Catholic Times, Box
656, Columbus (16) Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15

Q. am going TO surgery for
n blood clot on ny heart. The
doctors sag that may not
come through the operation.
Should | haze the last rites OF
the Church before | am opera
ted on?
A, The chaplain (if you go to
a Catholic hospital or the
priest from the, neighboring
parish (if ii is not a Catholic
hospitaD will make the final de-
cision in such matters. The re-
quirement that a person be in
danger of death from sickness
would seem to be fulfilled in
your situation. Danger of death
does not mean that death is
certain or even probable but
that there is some sickness
which is serious enough and Of
the kind that could be mortal.
Some people mistakenly think
the Amounting extreme Unc-
tom is the same as being con-
signed to the grave, but ii is
not. 1t sometimes brings health
to the body and il always
strengthens the soul of the
person who is sick. You should
request the sacraments; under
the circumstance it would
seem likely that the priest
would administer Extreme Unc-
tion but the last rites" Gnclud-
ing Viaticum and the Last
Blessing) are reserved for
those who near death.
@. Who is the patron SAINT
of my daughter ,UhoSe name Il
Dolores Dords
A. Dolores is derived from
Our Lady's title as Mater Do
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15

WASHINGTON - The pre-
vailing belief here is that the
Administration will try again to
bring Marshal Tito, the Yugo-
slav dictator, here as an Off
cial guest of the nation.
Secretary Of State Dulles
gave strong indication that
o ''retake' is in the works in
answering question at press
conference. Asked If there
were any new developments
regarding the on again off.
again" visit of Marshal Tito
"and how it stands at the mo-
ment," Secretary Dulles re-
piled:
"Wel1, il has never been ON
In the sense that perhaps that
word would be normally under
stood, in the sense that there
was an agreed date for a Wis
II. AS | said, think, in my last
press conference here with you
- that is, last December, !
think-that the United States
Government does think il
would be useful if there were
an exchange of views between
PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Pres
ident Tito. and there have been
conversations which were look.
ing toward firming up of that
viewpoint, and the fixing Of
definite date. No date has been
fixed but the general point of
view continues as ! expressed
It,"
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Making Marriage Click
Nom and Dad Ought To Be
Consistent in Their Decisions
BY Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc

BE sure TO give child the
idea that his father is a tyrant,
good only TO punish and
spank"
In one of the Catholic insti-
tutions Of this country for way
ward girls, newly appointed
chaplain was warned to avoid
the title father" so many of
the girls are here he was told,
"because of their own immoral
fathers" The very mention of
God as Father had 10 he remov.
ed from wall pictures, sermons,
and conversations.
The title father" should por-
tray TO children some of the
creativeness, providence, mer-
cy, forgiveness of a heavenly
Father. Just AS the title moth.
err porirays the love, devotion,
self.sacrifice of Mother Church.
Mothers and fathers must new
er wranele, especially in the
presence of their children.
Where there may be disagree
ment in handling child, 1t
should be discussed privately
and never in front of the child,
Moods Come in Cycles
This all seems SO obvious, yet
the rule is violently violated.
One of the crucial problems in
the discipline Of youth is ihe
inconsistency of parents. Today
what a child does is laughing
matter, tomorrow the very
same behavior draws down
the thunderous voice of Dad
and the lightning hand of Nom
A famed psychologist told me
recently that this is the prob
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15

pers in the United States have
recently sided with those forces
most strongly opposed to the
LILO.
These papers. of course, are
the exception rather than the
rule. The majority would prob
ably be sympathetic TO the
LILO. and, If called upon To
take a position on the subject,
would undoubtedly support
continued us. participation in
the organization If only be-
cause they know that the Holy
See has spoken favorably OF its
work. But more than this is
needed. Not only the us. Gov
ernment but every other agen.
cy interested in international
social justice-and this emphat-
ically includes the Catholic
press--ought to act upon the
johnson report and do every
thing possible 10 make the
American people better ac-
quainted with the history. goals
and functioning of the LILO.
Timely English Edition
BY happy coincidence, Father
Albert Leroy, ST., a French
Jesuit who served on the staff
of the LILO. for 20 years, has
just published a 70-page book
let which will be Of great as
sistance to Catholic publica-
tions and organizations in car
rying out this program of pop
ular education regarding LL.03
The Newman Press of Westmin-
ster, Maryland, has just re,
leased the English-language
edition under the &c in
edition under the title, The
Dignity Of Labor - The Part
Played by Catholics IN the
icork of the International La
Dor Organization.
This is indeed a very timely
booklet in view of the wide
spread interest in the Johnson
report. We recommend ii very
highly, particularly to those
who are in a position TO influ-
ence public opinion with regard
TO US. participation in the
LILO.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15

Came Sunshine Groanng slightly the groundhog
back his burow The reign of winter went stormy
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-15


Whose favorite deodorant
Embalms the passing breeze)
As smilngly they out 1
Oil, gas and antifreeze.
Day in day out from six to FOUR
These lads at their place.
And when their hours up, some more
Will occupy the space
While rubber tired America
Goes rolling apace
The children riding home from school
Come rolicking to stare
And make precocious wiSecracks at
The public servants there,
And order up two quarts of gas
And hear the boss-nan
Casing reoIina polishing
Onward through life they roam;
Each morning finds them at the pumps,
Each evening sees them home
Unless holdup with guns
Has bounced them on the dome
Thanks thanks to you my worthy friends
For the lesson you have taught;
Thus at the pusng pumps of life
Our fuel must be bought
That every hour of every day
Cold rods be rendered hot
Look daWnward groundhog gray clouds that the
messengers day. No telling whether clouds
unbeams will prevail Back to poeca dreams:
THEY ARE SEVEN
met little college GIRL
Nineteen years old she said
And she thick and many curl
Went swirling round her head
And she lightly clad;
Here eyes were fair, the even pair,
Her ipstck made me sad, N~#
Courses and subjects little maid
How many there be-"
How many? Seven in all" she said,
And gared while at me.
"And which are they pray you tell"
She answered Seven there are;
In two do not fare WE'LL
Two under par;
"Two them did funk last year.
minor and another
I'm at Home Economics here
With my penurious mother"
You say you boppIed twolast year,
Whatever this years crop;
You cannot count them, in / fear;
Those two you'll have to lop'
Then did the little maid reply
mo, my
My courses number seven, say
And neither less nor more"
"But two you funked those two are out;
They've revvng leaven."
Yet still she cried, with pose and pout,
May master; they are seven"
4 "How go you then you stubborn chit
Where lies your present path?"
II The maid was not disturbed whit,
She answered. flouncng round bit
I'm maioring in math
THE GLoRFYNG GOO
Oh, let's have tubs of lanolin
+ To lave warty tortos in.
There is not and there has not been
A balm unguent for the skin
That's fit for Gungadin @&
Unless it's packed with anolni
Now, lanon, my kh and kin,
Is not at all like aspirin,
Or bufferin empern,
stannc substance,-that it. tin
It's merely sheep gathered in
From junior woolies' tender skin
But oh, to mortals marred with sin
What solace lies in lanolini
1t smooths the hair, il soothes the skln
It shines shoe derusts pin, 4
Makes easy shaving grooves a grin
When you sing Ciribiri-bin.
OF all sweet words the take in,
The sweetest of all is dnotn
Came the dawn Sunshine Groaning slightly the groundhog
turned back his burrow The reign of winter went ormiy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current TheateP Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National Dark. Natures
Way" starts September 16.
Screen
Ambassador = "Pajam a
Came: ITO. 3:15. $40. 1880
and 9:4o pm.
Capitol -" House Of Num-
bers":: 11:40 am. 1:40. $40,
$40. TAO and $40 pm.
Columbia - Bright Road;
IL. 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Dupont "Mutiny on the
Bounty; IL. 2:20. 4:40. 7 and
$40 pm.
Keith's-'The Pride and the
Passion: 1918 am, 1890,
also. sos. 7:25 and $50 pm.
Macarthur doctor at
Large: 6:15. 8 and GAS pm.
Metropolitan PA a m a
Game; 1885 am. 1885, 1886,
$40, TAO and GAS pm.
OntariO-"Interlude" /. 2:45
4:30, $40. sos and 9:55 pm.
Palace 1.-The Sun Also
Rises: 1885 am, 2:l0. 4:40
7:15 and GAS pm.
Playhouse The Constant
Husband: II am. 1910, 2:30
4:3O, $40. sos and 9:55 pm.
Plaza-"The Devils General;
1880 am. 1885. $40. 5:45
1850 and 9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Jeanne Eagles;
IL am, /, $40. Sis, 7:25 and
$40 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
In 80 Days; $3.50 pm.
Wafner-"Seven Wonders Of
the World; $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
My Secretary, Africa, Speaks

Dear BossColege footbalmoonng with Arthur Stashow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

decorous garb Of a Southern
schoolmarm does not hide the
fact that she is a stunningly at
tractive woman, but she also is
automatically a sensitive young
teacher.
Mr.. Belafonte, as the school
principal. plays a considerably
subordinate role for a man OF
his stellar stature in the enter
tainment world. Brief as his
appearances are. he, too, is eff
fective. A young man named
Philip Hepburn contributes an
understanding performance OF
c. T. and Barbara Ann Sanders
is pert and appealing as Tanya
*,*&
The two leading players in
Bright Road" have precious
little singing to do. especially
for a couple Of flrst-rate sing
ers. Miss cambridge leads the
Sunday school class in a hymn
and Mr.. Belafonte losses of a
plaintive lpost-work ballad one
afternoon. It's barely enough
to keep their franchises. Their
off-beat movie still is worth
seeing. though.
4
CORRECTION-The message
from New York arrived just in
time NOT to catch the picture
caption on the Sunday theater
page identifying Basil Langton
as the director of Natures
Way" He was, before the note.
It reads: "On all Natures Way
copy please see that it from
now on reads Directed by Mr.,
De Liagre' . :" That is Alfred
de Liagre. jr., who also is pro-
ducing the Herman Wouk play
coming to the National Theater
September 16.
4 y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all
Of us-have a friend in London.
He is Donald Gomery. film
critic Of the Daily Express.
whose report on Charlie Chap
Inns "A King in New York" is
in turn reported by the Asso-
ciated Press.
The picture. in case you
haven't heard, is about a Euro
pean monarch who zones to the
United States with a plan for
the peaceful use of atomic en-
ergy. What he gets instead Of
a warm welcome is a summons
to appear before a Congress
sional committee on un-Amer-
lean activities. Mr.. Gomery
saw it recently in Paris and
wrote. in part. Of Chaplin:
His spleen against America,
since he left it five years ago
now oversways him into losing
his sense Of fun as he scurries
round with sledgehammer to
crush a nut of persecution
THE whole propaganda thene
Of the film presents a grossly
distorted idea Of American life
1t was. after all. a life that
Chaplin himself for 40 years
was able to endure pretty pros
perously."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
HOLLYWOOD
More Woe for Moureen
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

The Society Of Motion Pic
ture Art Directors has written
California's Sen. william
KnOwland asking him to in
vestigate the immigration De-
partment's permitting a French
art director to be signed by
Warmers for 1.-THE Nuns Story"
The contract guarantees $22, 900
and the society feels an Ameri-
can art director should have
been given the job.
Stewart Granger will be gone
from Hollywood for nine
months when he takes Of the
end Of this month for England
See HOLLYWOOD, Page ALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). = II
it isn't one thing for Maureen
O'Hara. it's another. Work
men are bulldozing the hill
Immediately behind her home
and Maureen fears an ava
lanche of dirt-this dirt is clean
into her home when the rains
come. There may be some legal
fireworks. AS brother Charles
put it. I'VE are investigating.
Richard Egan, when queried
about a Christmas wedding
with Pat Hardy, replied: mo
wedding plans at all for us.
A.. Mrs. JEFF Chandler re-
manned in Europe with daugh-
ter Dana when jeff returned to
the States following wind-up
Of Raw Wind in Eden" in
Rome. Their other daughter.
Jamie, is with JEFF. The fam
lily will be reunited in Holly
wood around September IA.
Gregory Peck's three boys
joined him in Stockton, Calf,
on location with his Big Coun-
try" picture. To keep them out
Of mischief. Greg gave them
roles as extras. You'll see them
for a fast minute leaning on
a fence as Greg rides into town
to meet Charlton HestOn.
Frank Sinatra was in London
last week exchanging hellos
with both his ex-wives. First
wife Nancy is at the Dorchester;
Ava Gardner at the Savoy.
Robert Taylor asked Metro to
get Lloyd Nolan for the other
top male role in THE Law and
Jake Wade" The Glynis
JOhns-Alan Reiner marriage
has been indefinitely post
poned."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

BRIGHT ROAD" an MoM picture.
produced BY Sol Baer Fielding. directed
BY Gerald Mayer, screen play by
Emmett Lavery, from the Christopher
Award story, See How They Run" by
Mary Elizabeth Woman. At Loew's
Columbia Theater.
The Cast
Jane Richards Dorothy Dandridge
G. T. Young Philip Hepburn
School Principal Harry Bellafonte
Tanya - Barbara Ann Sanders
Dr. Mitchell 1900 Robert Horton
Tanya's Mother Made Norman
C.. It's Classmates
Booker T. Jones Renee Beard
Boyd ----.-- Howard McNeely
Lloyd --- Robert McNeely
Rachel Smith Patti Marie Ellis
Sarahlene Babcock JOY jackson
Roger " Fred Moultrie
Qeorge James Moultrie
Mary Louise = Carolyn Ann jackson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

nothing at all racial about 1t.
1t is q fairly universal story
Scenarist Emmett Lavery has
extracted from Mary Elizabeth
Vroman's Christopher Award
story, See How They Run"
Bright Road" is played with
sensitivity and understanding
by a cast headed by Dorothy
cambridge and Harry Bella
fonte. It has been given pre-
cisely the proper mood by Di-
rector Gerald Mayer. Mr..
Mayer is a man who knows
the difference between heart
warming and heart-rending and
who shuns the mawkish to
prove it.
It is a simple and even ia
miliar story that Bright Road"
tells. It's central figure is an
l1-year-old anarchist named
C. T., whose sullen exterior
hides a love Of nature and a
firm affection for a 9-year-old
schoolmate named Tanya.
c. T. is the first problem to
confront Miss Dandridge's
young schoolteacher when she
steps before her first class. She
instantly recognizes that what
C. T. needs is love. which
shouldn't surprise you. because
If she didn't there would have
been no story here.
c. T. responds to the treat
ment. too, until Tanya comes
down with q case Of virus pneu-
monia which proves fatal. Then
the problem in Miss Dandridge's
fourth grade classroom becomes
one Of nursing c. T. through
and out Of his hurt.
y
Bright Road" is a genuinely
affecting and rewarding story
Of human experience. 1t is
definitely not q message" pic
ture. but 1t is q picture with
an undeniable message. This
Is that children - and even
some adults - are wonderful
and that they qualify for the
adjective by being members
not Of any white or Negro race
but Of the human race.
Mr.. Mayer has got his cast
10 play it with simplicity and
complete naturalness. Miss
cambridge. who as singer was
once described as "wriggling
like q caterpillar on q hot rock. "
proves to be an effective actress
In . non-wriggling role. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
~ NE|CHDORHOO6a s@Nqza l&:S
Films of More Than Routine Merit


IAN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER"-SOphisticate romance
played defty by Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant,
BACHELOR PARTY"-Don Murray in another dramatic
slice Of New York life by the makers Of Marty"
"DESK SET-Katharine Hepburn Spencer Tracy spar
wittily in a duel Of girl electrOnic brain.
1.-THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL"-Laurence Olivier as
sOld prince wOOing MariIyn Monroe a comic delight
"SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS"-Burt Lancaster as a ruth
less cOlumnst and Tony Curtis press agent
FANNY AND THE BACHELOR"-Da Legs revis-
ted retrieved by Debbie Reynolds refreshing sparkle
"TRAPEZE"-Gna L0lIObrigida complexities on flying
for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.
"12 ANGRY MEN"-Henry Fonda jury duty in the film
that took top hOnOrs at the Berlin festival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

Lear boSS-College football
has produced three of the long
est hitters in professional golf;
George Bayer, Jay Riviere and
Mike SOuchak. In the Apa-
wants one-day annual event,
Bayer won the driving COMPETE
ton with a clout of 300 yards,
6 inches, on a rain-Soaked fair
way. Second was Winged Foot
assistant pro, Riviere, with a
belt Of 298 yards, 6 feet. Third
was Souchak. Bayer was a
tackle with Washington State;
Riviere starred at Rice Univers-
ity; Souchak played at Duke.
Don't miss the Mexican film
at Fine Arts, a series Of very
moving stories about the In
dian tribes who were the roots
of Mexico. 1.-THE One-Eyed" is
an alltime screen classic. .
The jockey Billy Pearson baby
due any edition. Jack
Paar's Tonight show gets
better every midnight, great
charm and wit.
\ = 4
I don't get it, boss. The
State Department doesn't want
to permit Chinese newspaper
men to come here. yet they per-
NIT Moscow to send official jet
transports. which very easily
can air-photograph vulnerable
United States areas. Chs
TV mail response to the new
THE Verdict is Yours" soap OPP
era matinee has been terrific.
Women love it. The John
COntes adopting a tot. Di-
ana Taller, sister Of Fern Gin
bel. marrying David (BBD&O)
Pinkham tomorrow. DOre
Schary's daughter, Joy honey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09

ef.
4 4 + \
Senator Wayne MOrse's
daughter Judith married Wade
Eaton. Jane FrOman on
the mend at Presbyterian Hos
pital. Stephen Coy, son of
former FEC head. and Donna
Woese to honeymoon at Mas
sau. They will marry on 14th.
/. Tickets for Queen Eliza
beth's Waldorf dinner set at
$40 each. Howard Hoover
End, Of the vacuum clan, en-
See SULLIVAN, Page ALT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-09
THE PASSING SHOW
Like Object Movies?
BRIGHT Road Is for You
By HARRY MACARTHUR

your taste is for obeat movies rather than boy meets
girl boymeets CnemaScope movies you'd better have
look at Bright Road" This MGM Aim cat Loews Column
ba Thear is something probably expected to
about Negro schoochildren in the South but it
nothing do with racial tensions and strife There is in fact
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
This Is The Law

A person convicted as an az
ceSSory after the fact to an,
felony in North Carolina may
be imprisoned for not less than
iour months nor more than tee
years, and may also be fined n
the discretion of the court.
An accessory after the fact has
committed a wrong less serious
than that of an accessory befoIe
the fact, and as a conscuuenC.
his punishment is not as severe.
May accessories TO a murder
be tried and convicted before
the person actually committing
the murder has been tried and
convicted?
Yes. the statutes of North Car
DINA expressly So provide. If the
law was otherwise, accessories
could not be punished in those
cases where the actual perpe-
traitor of the crime was never
"pprehcnded on where he corn.
mitted suicide or was killed
himself.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
citizens.
BY ROBERT Z. LEE
FOR THE N. G. BAR
ASSOCIATION
ACCESSORIES TO CRIMES

What is the difference between
an accessory before the fact and
an accessory after the fact in the
law of crimes?
Accessories to crimes are per-
sons not present at the scene OF
the crime but who are, never.
thcicSS. punishable by our Grim
Inal law. They are of two GAS
ScS: accessories before the fact
and accessories after the fac.
An accessory before the fact
Is one who was absent when la,
crime Was committed, but WI,
counScled. procured or COM
mandcd another To commit il 1;
is essential that the person
charged as an accessory before
the fact should have been ab:cnt
at the time of the commission ot
the crime.
An accessory after the fact Is
one who, knowing that another
has committed a felony, receives:
relieves, comforts, OF assists thc
criminal in any manner to es-
cape arrest or punishment. Thus,
a person who, knowing that AL
other has committed a felony
concealS him or furnishes the
criminal with an automobile or
money, or other means of aid
ing his escape, Is an accessory
after the fact.
Merely suffering a felon to
escape, by taking no steps to de
tam him or to notify the auth
critics, does not make one IN
accessory; nor do acts of charity
which merely relieve or comforr
a felon, and do not hinder his
apprehension ana conviction or
aid in his escape.
What is the punishment in
North Carolina for persons con-
vIcted of being accessories to
crimes?
A North Carolina statute pro-
vldeS: Any person who shall pe
convicted as an accessory before
the fact in either of the crimes
OF murder, arson, burglary OF
rape shall be imprisoned for lie
IN the States prison" Persons
convicted as accessories before
the fact in other felonies may be
given lesser punishment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-12
PVT. JIMMY c. FOWLER

FORK. MD. - Pvt. Jimmy c
Fowler, ID, son of Mr.. and Mrs
NaSSic Fowler. Route 3. Tabor
City. N. C., recently was assign
ed TO the 5ith Antiaircraft Ar
tlllcry Missile Battalion in Fork
Md.
Fowler. launchcr crcwmar
in the battalion'S Battery d. emit
cred the Army in February 1857
and completed basic training al
Fort Jackson, sc.
He attended Green Sea IS. c.
High School.