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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

mar IOF the Columbus DCCW,
has been invited to speak at the
National conventions Public Re-
.lations Work Group on Monday,
September %.
Also attending from The pi-
Geese are Mrs. Alexander J.
Gloekner, national secretary;
Mrs. Leo J. Jennings, lanes
vile, Diocesan president. and
Mrs. William J. Langley. both
Of whom are voting delegates:
Mrs. Satephen Msfesieh, Mrs.
Charles Faurot, Mrs. Norma
Bsuman. Miss Mary Mcdonald,
Mrs. Jack Ramsey and Mrs.
Hank Nichols.
Miss Sitter has participant
ed in the work of the Columbus
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women since its inception. For
the past four years she has serv-
ed on the Board of Directors as
Chairman of Public Relations.
She is also editor of the DCCW
Newsletter which is sent BIZ
monthly to a mailing list of over
1000 persons in the Columbus
Diocese.
In addition to her appearance
at the National Convention, Miss
Sitter is also preparing to con-
duet the Public Relations Work
shop at the 18th Annual Con-
vention of the Columbus DCCW
on October Is at the Neil House.
A free-iance writer, Miss
Sitter has published fiction
and non-fiction in . number
Of Catholic and secular maya.
Zines. She has also done radio
and feIevision script-writing,
particularly for programs pre-
senfed by the Diocese Of Co.
lUmbus.
Many of these scripts have
been used elsewhere throughout
this country, Canada, Puerto
Rico, and the Philippines. Sever
al have been translated into
Spanish and island dialects.
Miss Sitter is active in par
ish work at Christ the King
Parish and in the work of many
Diocesan and civic organiza-
tons. She is a graduate of st.
Mary of the Springs College and
an active member of Kappa
Gamma ri, national honorary
society for Catholic women's col
leges. She is employed as a
writer and administrative sec.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
|Fr. HanIey
Renamed
TO Post

The Dominican Fathers OF st.
Joseph's Priory have announced
the election of the Very Rev,
Matthew Hanley, OPP, Ph.D. to
a second term of three years as
Prior Of the venerable convent
in Somerset.
A native of Rhode Island, Fla.
Their Hanley has been identified
with the Diocese Of Columbus
during much of his priestly life.
His first assignment after the
completion of graduate studies
in Rome was to the faculty OF
the College of st. Mary of the
Springs where he taught fol-
eight years.
In the summer of 1855, Father
1Hanley returned TO Ohio when
he was elected Prior of st. 10,
seph's. In the intervening years
he had served as Master of Stu,
dents in the Dominican House OF
Studies in Washington, DC, as
Provincial Director of Retreats.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

Reservations may be made with
Francis Spsehs, ll2o Bulen Avsnus,
CT. S-5877. or Edward Hueckei l27S
East Livingston Avenue, CT 2-e5l6.
A very interesting program has
bssn arranged. The following commit.
tee Is assisting Ray Eysrman, chairman:
Hilary FaIk, vice chairman. Ed Adolph,
R. w. ~Sorsnson, Ed Boudrie, Ed Hueck.
d, Francis Speeht, Roman Eyernan and
Joseph Risgsr.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
F~raternities Merge

Continued from Page u
is in Cincinnati while the LAT
Ter has national offices in
Worcester. Mass.
Phi Kappa also elected new
officers, at today's session.
They will serve until the mer-
ger is effected. They are:
Joseph Zimmerman, Seat
tie, president.
Charles n. Myers, cieve-
land, senior vice. president.
Joseph osberser, Cincinnati.
immediate past president.
Frank chinery, Cincinnati,
secrefary-freasUrer. y,
Father z. J. Weisenberg.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page ID
other sister, Sr. Mary Mar
garet, o.S.F., Is stationed at
Joliet, illinois.
A brother Charles Is q MEM
Der Of St. Miehsel's parish.
His other sisters and brother,
all married, live in Mansfield.
Father Burns, is the son OF
the late James Burns and Mrs.
Burns, now Sister Mary Ger
of the Sacred Heart, who
entered the Franciscan Nuns of
the Blessed Sacrament, a cloist-
cred community in Washington,
DC, after her husbands death.
Father Burns, a graduate of
Corpus Christi elementary
school and st. Charles Prepare
tory, has two brothers and seven
sisters.
One brother Francis, is mar
ried and a member Of Corpus
Christi parish, the others are
all members Of religious or
ders. They are: The Rev. Mr..
James Burns, q Jesuit sem.
marian, Sr. Veronica, o.S.F.,
Sr. Alicia, o.S.F., Sr. Francis
Xavier, o.S.F., Sr. Mary Ar
mes, Poor clares, ST.. Julia, O.
ST., sr. Kathleen, SIND. and
Sr. Mary Leo, SIND.
Father John Burns attended
John Carroll University for a
year before entering the Oblate
order.
Both Father Miner and Father
Burns attended the Oblate no.
vitiate at Ipswich, Mass, and
studied six years at the Oblate
College in Washington, DC.
They were ordained in June,
1857.
Their present assignment In
Brazil is a permanent one but
Oblate missionaries usually re-
ceive rest periods at Swear in
tervals.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12


Mrs. Ed Schaeffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dee d'Audeffet from
Holy Spirit, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Honton and Mr.. and MRS. Will
liam Horn attended fhe three
day sessions.
CFM is a world wide Catholic
organization made up of mar
|ried couples who meet regularly
in local neighborhood groups fol
the purpose of discussing ane
finding solutions to common
problems, to promoting better
relationships within the com
munity.
cFM groups have been .
strong influence in many
areas Of the United States in
neishborhood and city-wide
betterment projects. improve
ment of facilities for teen-sge
recreation, rehabilitation Of
delinquents and criminals and
in general carrying Christian
ethics over into the daily
routines of living.
In the Columbus Diocese
the groups have been opersi.
ing for fhe past few years but
are now attempting to be-
come . federation. Any couple
interested In forming . CFM
group or Of becoming affili-
ated with an organized group
should contact their pastor.
Two Of the above mentioned
couples, Edward and Margaret
Honton, 1923 DeIno. Amherst
3-5168 and Bill and Nahams
Horn. 1898 Walmar Dr.. Am.
herst 1885, are Available TO
aid couples In forming cFM
groups.
The annual convention a
INotre Dame gathers familie!
together from all over the ma
tion to exchange experience, Il
study methods used successfully
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

ST., national chaplain.
Also named were six re-
gional vice-presidents:
Fred ]. Stock, New York,
Eastern region.
Robert Hatterschide, Cincin-
natl, East Central.
Hank Swoboda, Seattle,
Western.
Dick Sech, Chicago, West
Central.
Tom J. Rogers, Phoenix,
Southwestern.
Frank X. Moore, Dallas,
Southeastern.
Theta Kappa Phi officers
had been elected earlier i'm the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

wick and Father James Berendt
of Holy Spirit will talk briefly
on Catholic customs and the
yestments and why they are
worn.
Father James Kraus, instruc'
tor at the Seminary College Of
st. Charles Borromeo will lead
n discussion on confession.
. AT the conclusion of the pro
gram on opening day, sandwich
.es and dessert will be served in
the school cafeteria.
Father c. vsIerian Lveier.
o.P., Chaplain at Ohio State
. Penitenfisry, will come 10 the
church Sept. II and speak on
The subject, us II necessary 10
90 10 church, or Is private
prayer snovsh7~
This and the two remaining
meetings will be held at 8:15 p,
m. in the church. Discussion
periods will follow each meet
ing.
s"Tke Hands Of Christ in the
Catholic Church" will be the
topic Sept. 28, with Father
: Michael Tahiti speaking. Faith
i Or Tahiti Is chaplain Of The
state tuberculosis s~aniiarivm
at Nj. Vernon.
The final program Oct. 5 will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

be a debate on the question lis
the Catholic Church the True
Church,"
Taking sides on this question
will be Father Richard Walsh,
esp, and Father John Heating
IC.S.P. They are director and as,
sistant director of the Newman
Club at Ohio State University.
Holy Spirit Church is at 438s
Z. Broad-st in Whitehall. The
church is at the southeast cor.
Iner of the property.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

by some groups in achieving
solutions to community moral
and economic problems affect.
ing the family.
More than 1000 persons at
tended the convention this year
including 600 children. Conven.
ton members attended from
nearly every state and from
France, Belgium, Canada, South
Africa, South America, the Phil.
lipines, Japan and Formosa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

Church. Aimed primarily at
non-cathoIics, II also promises
10 BE- Of interest and value TO
Catholics.
|. Bill D. Horn, 1923 Walmar-dr
will Introduce the program in Z
special open house at 3 pm. ii
9he Church. Father Robert Har
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

:. Social drinkers are a greater
menace than commonly believ-
ed, the Safety Council said. They
greatly outnumber the obviously
Intoxicated driver. And Council
studies show TIE drinking. but
not necessarily drunk, driver Is
4 big factor in holiday traffic
tolls.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

rotary at the Nationwide Insur-
ance Companies in Columbus.
More than 10000 delegates
from 102 diocesan councils are
expected to attend the five-day
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12

year at their regularly sched-
uled convention. A special ses-
sion was called to consider
the merger.
The new Phi Kappa officers
were honored Tuesday at a
banquet at the Seneca Hotel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
FIR. Kraus Speaks -.
Holy Spirit Begins
Open : House Talks

The words Of a convert viii open a special four
week apostolic program at Holy Spirit Church Sunday.
The purpose of the annual program is TO explain
some Of the customs. ceremonies and beliefs of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-12
Mary Martha Sitter
Diocesan Woman
On NCCWP Program

When the 29th National Convention of the National
Council of Catholic Women is held in st. Louis, Septem-
Der 20-24, a Diocesan woman will appear on the pro-
gram.
Miss Mary Martha Sitter. Public Relations Chair
The Adak sun., 1958-06-23
ADAK SUN
] M!ondax,, ;!!;.n|d g June 1888.

"CHAPLAM's CORNER" "nFOURTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECosT"" "Launch out into the deep" (ST.Luke V.4) j
 Our Lord uses these words to remind ] jus that we ought continually to advance in holiness and in the perfection of our istate of life. In order to arrive at this we must wash away even the smallest j sins, must keep our passions in check, ]: iresist our evil inclinations acquire all ]: the virtues, practice acts of these vir- l: tues, animate our whole life with holy j intentions, unite ourselves to Jesus Ch- l: ;rist by love and imitation and must la bor uninterruptedly and perseveringly to Aecome perfect: las also your heavenly Cfather is perfect" (St. Matt. V.48). Let us acknowledge that much still remains to. be done, since we have scarcely begun ] las yet. Condemn our past negligences The difficulty is great, yet it sh- ould not: alarm us: with Gods grace we are able to do all things. God Himself i it is true, will co operate in this ] great work; but we must work jointly with Him: Mot I, but the grace of God with mel q Cor. XV, 1o). With Gods help everything must be possible; through the ] |. sweetness which will accompany this help everything will become pleasing to use. Whatever progress may have made in khe way of such perfection, we should Wear in mind that, sailing on a stormy Esea, we shall be continually exposed to winds and tempests; we shall always have difficulties to overcome, temptations to surmount, enemies to battle with, and
 shall always be falling into faults. Far
 from being discouraged by this, we ought
 to buffet the waves with fresh courage,
 inspirited by the presence of our dear
 Lord. - .:-
 . ..:: '-L.C. MATT IELLo:,>'" *'
The Adak sun., 1958-06-23
LITTLE AMERICA"

Little: America, "Capital of Antarc- tica," is more than just another us. Navy ICY base in the Antarctic. It is a , p,1lsating icomuni ty of lO9 men with th-- ]; oughts of%home, but with job to do Ion the ice.<"t* = ]
 Begun in early 1855 by men of DEEP ] freeze T., ith construction continuing through DEEP: FREEZE IT and III, Little America .:.nou encompasses over So bui1d- , ings and passagevays covering over one , and one-fourth acres of floor space l55, O52s square feet). ':
 It hasits own city hall, post office, ] movie. theatre, chapel, library, ships, 1 store,> sick bay, dental office, .recrea- tion hall, gym; ham radio station, photo ] processing lab and steam bath., .:> !
 In addition to being the cityWhich ] houses both the Antarctic ICY Headquar- ] ters and the Commander of Antarc tic su-- pport Activities, Little America is "Second Grand Central Station. = Though it's trains: are of different breed, the city is the Antarctic hub for tractor trains and traverse parties.
 Little America also has it's own gen. erating plant where 24-hour watch is posted requiring cons tant vigilance to ensure a minimum of interruption in the operation or Sc1ent11 1c eQu1PmeIIC ,LAeHo0 ventilation, and tools. ';
 Each man attached to Antarctic Sup port Activities is essential to the suc- cessfu1 operation of Little America Sta tion. Daily tasks of clearing snow from
 fire exits, ice from passagevay decks and removing trash and garbage, as we'll
 as other normal duties, ensure that id leness& is rare at that station.
 - --.H- ~- - - : - = e. ~.,:: -. .!< =; ""The Old Brain Camel" = ~
 Camp Mccoy, Wis. The sand Engineer Bn. here is probably the brainiest out
The Adak sun., 1958-06-23

>~ Camp nccoy, Wis. The sand Engineer Bn: here is probably. the brainiest out fit; in the Army. ::L..4 "..
 At 1east" it s the only. one wi tn twin second Iieutenants named James E. and Sidney [. Brain. (AFPS) -:+ :.
 2 ## .:~%A3s ''& @"sS** *k #*# K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

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200
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Suit your personality to one of Dana's
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
OTHER TY
HIGHLIGHTS

1
1900, WTOP (9D-Casey Jones:
way Station" Three des-
perados hold up the Cam
nonball Express and do some
killing.
$500, WTTG (5l-After Din
ner Movie; Quality Street"
starring Katherine Hepburn
and Franchot. Tone. TV Key
says: Amusing, we'll acted
costume comedy drama.
Girls assumes a dual iden-
tity to embarrass a sutton
l937).
$3.50, WRC az - Faith e r
Knows Best: Betty Ander-
son is amazed and annoyed
at the impression her "Coun-
try Cousin" has made on
her friends.
1900, WMAL, "a - Boxing /:
The finals of the 31st an
nual Western Golden Gloves
tournament.
.11:0O, WTTG ~ - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Dangerous
Mission" starring Victor
Mature and Piper Laurie.
Good scenery. otherwise
mild melodrama. Girl wit
nesses a gangland killing.
fees to Glacier National
Park, with both crooks and
the law after her (1953).
HIS, WTOP l9)-Late Show:
The Big Sleep" starring
Humphrey Bogart and Lau-
rem Bacall. TV Key says:
Raymond Chandler detective
story ernerges as a confused
drama, but keeps its head
above the water thanks to
good performances and racy
dialogue (1946).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1900. WwDC-Tris Conn: DR..
jerome B. Weisner discusses
THE Role Of the Scientist =
1905. WRC- Traffic Court: A
dramatization of actual
traffic violations tried in the
local area courts the past
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
FIN Stotions

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toni0ht's top shogs as prepteued by TV KEYS staff
t0ho attend reedrsas match screenings and dnalyze
scripts in Netu York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to area pie1Uers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Other AM Stations

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WFAK- Tao Ks.-Dsyilghi only
WWDc-1 1850 ke.-7l-hsuf operation, eEsspi
Sunday midnight 10 ] an Monday
WFcR- 1910 Ne. Daylight saly
W00k- i34o Ne. -2l-houi epeFstiOa
WeAM--t3so ke.-24-hsui operation, sHsept
Sunday midnighi to an Monday.
W0L-i45o ke.-s an. 10 mldaight
WPRW -ilso ke.-s;3o an to sunset.
W0oh- 1880 Ne. Daylight only
WPec-iseo ke.-Dayllghl snly.
WINK 1900 ks.- an. 10 mlanight
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

HISER. BETHESDA '1, y , -. ~,
STEWART GRANGER and DEBoRzH
King Solomon's Mines"
HOWARD RIA RfEt t .1s J IisS. POWELL.
81 Brides for z Brothers"
0.0E a.An o.aA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

wife. Sir Bernard Decker plan
ming q casino at Gibraltar.
saa
0olda Meir may retire az
Isrhel's foreign secretary be-
cause Of illness. with Abba
Eban her most probable sue
cessor. Shell be appointed am
bassador to Washington on
head the Israeli delegation 10
the UN. -. J. Paul Getty's
ii-year-old SON nc University
Hospital Earl Of Strath-
more to marry Irish nurse
Mary Brennan Carolyn
Mitchell switched from Nieky
Hilton 10 Mickey Rooney
Prank sinatra's daughter,
Nancy, graduating from high
school on 7oth Savoy Ball
room. where Chick webb
stomped. 10 be razed 1. Urged
by Mickey Mantle, Gary Cros-
By, with Joan Lowe, at the
Harwyn. did a medley Of his
dads top tunes. Choreoe-
rapher David Kilt III. {. The
Milton Blackstones called him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

rights 70 @wlnd From the
Soulful was a television
show hrst. and she win star her
self IN the production. t.
Worried friends are hoping the
reconciliation with Betty Hut
ton and Alan Livingston win
last.
Gary Cooper. after seeing
Carl Foreman's private showing
Of The Key" said: Uncle
Carl. you've done II again." :.
And here's news Of the two
stars IN this movie: william
Holden Is vacatloning In Ischia
with producer Charles Field
man. after which he tours with
"The Key" IN this country and
Australia. He's still on suspen-
sion at Paramount--a silly sit
uatlon. Sophia Loren has
such faith In husband\ Carlo
Ponti that she believes he can
get his previous marriage an
nulled In Italy. Shed like 10
slow down her picture-making
10 only one q year--two. at
most. ] agree. Sophia has gone
nonstop from picture 10 pic
turesin the last two years, and
even the most exciting star
should have q rest.
-
Anita EkberE told them In
London that she could have
played "Anastasia" better than
Ingria Bergman because she is
younger. That's what I readl
/. Anita also made news when
she arrived In q Rolls-Royce
at q fish-n-chips shop to
buy six pennyworth Of the
Cockney delicacy. -. Anne
Baxter Is in London to star on
stage In THE Joshua Tree"
Capsule comment on ''Kings
Go Forth: The picture has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Ed SULLIVAN
uTTLE OLD NEW YORK

sherman Adams niece. rec
ommended BY her uncle. Is one
Of the American hostesses at
Brussels. she "a a very compe-
tent girl who could have made
good without his influence /.
History continues 10 illustrate
the adage, Power corrupts:
absolute power corrupts abso-
lutely." II holds good for all
partiesl In Paris, next
wednesday, Nine. Irene De LIP
kowski, French Resistance
heroine. relights the symbolic
fame at Mont Valerien Fort.
where oestapo firing squads
machine-gunned French un-
derground patriots. Her hus-
band fooled 0estapo raids by
concealing Resistance rosters IA
the shell Of his harp. Close
friend of DE oaulle, she says
De 0aulle win fight for peace
between Russia and NATO ma
tons: won't be a sounding
board for Us. at summit con-
fab.
Patti Pages manager. Jack
Rael. and songwriter Mack
Gordon's daughter Racquet
honeymoonine Robert
(ANTA) Dowling's daughter,
Ruth, weds Lawrence Newman
Thursday :. Pat O'Brien's new
grandson named Eric
Ricky Nelson dating Barbara
Hoffman Cole Porter hud-
ding with Buddy Adler on
"Can-Can." for Marilyn Mon
roe Bing Crosby forming
his own disk company?
Rex Harrison's lad, Noel, and
Barbara Roscoe blazing
Pier Angel Damone recouping
appendectomy ). Cecil Brown
to Tokyo. July /, for NBC >.
Clifford Odets rushing Barbara
Rush. Her sister, Ramona weds
Dale Hennessy, Of 20th-Fox's
grt dept, next Sunday :. f.. Rob-
ert ("Wagon Train") Horton
and Virginia Wood q twosome
AS. reprisal against Monte
Carlo for banning his extrovert