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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
St. Francis
Circles Plan Meetings

st. Francis School of Nursing
Circles will hold the following
meetings:
Circle IL will meet Apr. 9 for
a bridge luncheon, at the Mara.
NOR Restaurant. Hostess will be
Mrs. Carl PurpuS-
Circle IL will meet Apr. 10 at
Is pm. at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Simons. for dessert and eu-
chre.
Circle 8 will meet Apr. IA at
1890 pm. in the Lazarus Chintz
Room, when Mrs. John Hand
will be hostess to the luncheon
and bridge game.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04

The two Springs scientists
attended a Syposium on Tissue
Culture Friday, March 81, and
conferred with others in the
field.
Sister Mary Kenneth, head of
the mathematics department of
the College of st. Mary of the
Springs, and Sister Ursula Ma
RE, Directress of the Academy,
will attend the National Coun-
Gil of Teachers of Mathematics
at Hotel Cleveland from April
8 to IL.
Sister Thomas Aquin and Sis
ter Margaret Ann will attend
the Ohio Academy of Science
meeting during the same pc
riod at Akron. AT this meeting
Sister Thomas Aquin will meet
with the Committee on Science
Certification for the State of
Ohio and Sister Margaret Ann
will meet with the Committee
on Biology Syllabi.
The two biologists also ex-
pect to attend the Junior Acad-
envy of Science Fair which will
be held at Akron University.
Sister Suzanne, head of the
chemistry department will at
tend the National Catholic Edu-
~cational Association meeting in
Philadelphia during the week
of April 6.
Four students from the sci
ence department of the Col
lege of st. Mary of the Springs
will attend the Eastern Col
leges science Conference at
Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre,
Pennsylvania, April 1920. Thu
students are Alice Ann Stahl.
Marjorie Modie, Pat Fahey and
Paula Hoffman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Teachers, Students
Science Meetings

Mrs. Raymond Berry and Miss Margaret Sheridan,
Damon Runyon Research Assistants in the College of st.
Mary of the Springs Research Program, will give an ac-
count to the Biology Department Of their meetings with
members of the Michigan Academy of Science.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Mass OrdO-
LITURGY
OF The
w E E X
suNpAY,APRiL 6.

~ u AFkiL o.
FEAST or THE REsURREc.
TON OF OUR LORD JESUS
CHRIST.
White .vestments, Gloria. one
Prayer, Sequence, Credo, PREF
ace, Communicates and Hanc
igitur" are of the Easter Octave.
NOTE: A double Alleluia is add
ed to the lite, Missa est" and
the "Deo Gratias" throughout
the entire Octave.
MONDAY. APRIL 7.
EASTER MONDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, one
Prayer. Sequence, Credo, Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
TUESDAY, APRIL g.
EASTER TUESDAY.
White vestments, Gloria. one
Prayer, Sequence, Credo, Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL
EASTER WEDNESDAY.
White yestments, Gloria, one
Prayer, Sequence, Credo. Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10,
EASTER THURSDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, one
Prayer, Sequence, Credo, Pref
ace, ETC., of Easter.
/ FRIDAY. APRIL II.
EASTER FRIDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, one
Prayer, Sequence, Credo, Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
SATURDAY, APRIL IL,
EASTER SATURDAY.
White vestments, Gloria. one
Prayer. Sequence, Credo, Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04

Tim Ueker, center, Wafterson I'M
maeuiafe Conception parishioner, is
congratulated by Msgr. Edward Spiers,
principal, and Robert Southworfh, COM
mander Of American Legion Post 81,
for being one Of the II state winners
Of the Legion's annual essay contest.
Tim receives a trip to Washington
D. C., from April 17-25 for his prize
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Priest Sued For Defamation
For Easter Blessing Notice
GROSSETO. ITALY

GROSSETO, ITALY - Twelve people from the
small village of Roccastrada, near here, have filed suit
against the village pastor, Father Bagio Bialo, on a
charge of defamation through the press"
While considerable interest has been stirred I'D by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
altar Society To Meet

The Altar and Rosary Society
of Sacred Heart Church will
hold its monthly business meet
ing Thursday, Apr. 10, at 7:30
pm. in Ryan Hall.
installation of the following
elected officers will be held:
Mrs. Mary Cornwell, president,
Mrs. Bernard Meier, first vice
president; Mrs. Clara WEIGH,
second vice-president; Mrs.
Richard Ricketts,, secretary; and
Mrs. Glen Lawler, treasurer.
A social hour will follow.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
SATURDAY, APRIL IL,
EASTER SATURDAY

White vestments, Gloria, one
Prayer, Sequence. Credo, Pref
ace, etc, of Easter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Editor. The Herald
Youth holds tho stage, fdgctne
surreptitiously in caps and gowns.
lingering collars. prlm IN organdy
Grarefaced eaGcreyed solemn.
Il is hieh school graduation.
seasonal blend Of solcmnity and
gaiety Time 81 social icStyliy and
platform cxhortation
The oldsters try To take II over
The superintendent of schools, the
minister, TIE visiting speaker. Each
WIN warning W pitfalls. 81 the
pculous cra of tho nghtw!re % liv-
Ng
Students taraots VI pompous ora
'ory listen "A little wonder a little
and chafe In bc ol N thc prom.
Youth knows how 10 piaeonhole
problems Il cmergeS thc victor 81
every graduation
WHY Hot W honest9 W. HAVE no
tested formula W offer these Kids
W. co.sl thcir quckness Of mind
.and eyeM the shine on their faces.
the residence of their spirit
We envy them too. thclr thrcs-
hold Wherever the grads arc
headed weld Ike 70 be going too
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Fol all it's aches. the world they
enter is a dazzling miracle. Tightly
wound with airlineS. with electronic
lines Of communication. with RIB
bonS Of concrete and rail. il IS a
theater in four dimensions They
Will see and feel the entire drama
Of living Never has experience
been SO intense. 50 vivid, SO inter
related as in the days they will
live.
We cannot honestly preach to
these high school graduates of 1853,
We occupy no cminencc-
We can only wele ON N them
aboard and Wish them we'll This.
Ue do with all out heart.
20 Divine Master grant that
may not so much seek to be con
Solod. as 10 console. 10 be under
stood AS 10 understand. to be loved
Az 70 love- for It is in giving that
VIC receive Il iS IN pardoning that
We are pardoned, and II is In diving
that We arc born 10 Eternal Life. y
Cordially yours,
Everett A Trent
Route 4. Powhatan. Ma "a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Can One Love Such 4 0ed1

And this brings UP perhaps the
most serious point OF all. In the
Bible. every law o. God comes
from His Grace; that is to say,
His Will is not an arbitrary set
Of orders imposed on us BY hos
tile, still less an impersonal
Power. but comes from a loving
personal God. II God we're really
nothing else but he terrifying,
fiery. unpredictable. indescribable
being OF this picture, what posi-
BILE meaning could there be in the
commandment (Deut. So to love
God with all our hearts? Love may
be less spectacular than whirl-
ing pillar OF fire, less useful for
a colossal show But when God
finally revealed his real Self, il
was not in perfect fame. but in
4 perfect Person Only as We knor
and love God personally can We
appreciate and love his Law
tBAssl - sstiisss esbyrlghteS By ths
Uivisiee ~ CApietisS EdSeAuep, M
usAal Csasetl - ~ Chsgeles - ChYsss
10 tbs Y. 4. a. Hsisseea ~ Cen = aaity
Prev osSvass.)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Now the Russians arc actively bidding
for summit meeting with the leaders Of
the United States, Great Britain and pos
slblN France. Apparently a good time for
another Russian shock 49, in the form Of
manned missile. a rocket fired to the moon
Or some other such advance would be Of H.
estimable value.
Or, should the event take place during the
actual summit meeting itself. Russian pres
tlge would enjoy quite a boost. Therefore,
there is no reason to believe that the Rus
slams have suddenly ceased their efforts in
the rockets and missiles field. nor is there
any reason to believe that they are not pre-
pairing another shock for the free world
The question is only one Of timing, and
i may be that the new surprise will come
either ~immediatelv prior to, or during
summit meeting if and when one is ar
ranged.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Whore TO Retire?

THE real estate boys arc now selling lots
in Florida in most of the ma or cities Of
the United States. This is nothing new and
has been going on for years, but the activity
IN this field has been considerable in the
last year and the question is being raised
whether Florida is experiencing another
boom.
Just after World War II the question was
also raised A boom was apparently in pro-
gress in Florida, and some sat back and
waited for the crash. It never came
It seems that many veterans, and Others
had saved up their money during the war
and were ready to purchase lots and move
to Florida after the war The process has
continued ever since, although it has picked
up in the last twelve months and now
number of huge real estate Developments
are springng up in all sections Of Florida
Florida is doing what more states could
and should do. She is making much Of Won
derful tourist attractions - which are
available in other states to degree.
Florida (and California; are proving
that the tourist trade and retirement eli
mate, constitute tremendous business po-
tential. Scarcely city or town in the Unit
cd States has taken full advantage Of this
potential.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Rocket Propaganda

IT llAS/bcen noted by many rocket experts
thai Russian behaviour since the launch
ing Of two Sputniks in the fall of 1861 H. in
the rockets and missiles field - has been
strangely silent and unproductive. At pre-
sent, only T. $. satellites are currently
circing the earth.
Yet no one. least Of all American experts
is of the opinion that Russia cannot fire
other Sputniks into outer space In fact. the
crash Of their latest earth satellite only
brought TO mind again the fact that il Was
many times larger and heavier, than any
thing the United States has yet fired into
outer space.
The thought that has occurred to some
: is that Russia is waiting for another propa-
ganda advantage. 1t will be recalled that
when the Russians shocked the world and
launched their first Sputnik the benefits
from propaganda and cold war stand
point were tremendous.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Democratic Prediction

An interviewer recently asked House
Speaker Rayburn democrat from Tex
aS) whether the nation economy would be
the key issue in the coming Congressional
election. Raybun reply WAS interesting.
There isn't going to be any issue. Nobody
il going to vote Republican, | said recently
We are going 10 have more Democrats than
we have seats for
The farmer is in bad humor. The small
businessman Is in bad shape The uncm-
ploved are in ill-humor and have nobody
to blame iustifiablv or not but those
IN power.
Besides. the shacklcs have fallen from
the ewes Of q lot Of people about EScnhow-
en-
These arc blunt words. and the House
Speaker is obviously exaggerating, More
over. one must ALLOW for the fact that he is
A Democrat. and the administration ia pow
cr is Republican administrations
Nevertheless, making allowances for
these conditions, RaNburn is 4 fairly sober
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Letters TO Editor


tries docs not provide lobS fer our
people Another item know about
right here ii FatnVilc, Is Light
batteries You can buy batteries
made III Hongkong CHINA fof half
the price You pay for U s made
batteries Now don't yet the idea
that these foreign made batteries
are inferior to y S made batteries.
because bY actual tests Il has been
demonstrated that They perform As
well and last as long AZ do Y s.
made batteries
Of course could elaborate d
these topics of recession and ~
llatlon. but as ! sad before ! am
far 100 Busy making puzzles and
writing verse to devote much time
to II
II y Whitaker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Double Check

What's expected to ease up tight
times II noW the six,cn interstate
road Jobs now on priority list
203 miles Of construction at 4 cost
OF 1858 500 900. that's dollars for
strengthening tho weak links N tho
living
Folks counting TIC high cost Of
living may begin 10 realize that
altho not living. on the hog, they're
high on the dollar.
Secretary Dulles il back III tho
news once more. Policy talks is tho
S I'll b ect Looks like the last
StrausSin heated showdown by tho
two top guys
Russia hung new red snag ON
the road to the Summit. They al
ways 70 pulling some other coun-
try that United States don't want III
there What the outcome Il viii be
seen later.
The President won't yield on Pen
tnSoii iiC ECtN awful NUCU dINOOQV
disagrecs with him. Even Harry
has to SLOW down liable to cause
a contution or Somthin' That's one
way Of having Your way. However
peaceful We may be TO home its
our travelling tourists abroad that
might get us into war. So having
money all foreign countries extend
them the glad hand Come sec. and
they do, but some types can Nc
mighty offensive. We can hardly
stand some of them here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arndt, Of
Lovers Lane. Akron, are visiting in
these parts. now if all we're like
them, tourists would all be wei
come.
Thanks for reading,
Yours,
" Marin BtcYn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
John Temple Groves
A Third Force In The Making

conservatives, Democrats and Re-
publlcans, North, South East and
West.
Emasculated a few days later. IT
nevertheless had happened
The memory fingers, Some Of u
saw in II and continue TO see an
We travel this country the dim olt-
line Of Grand Alliance for tho Con
stitution and the National Interest
against Socialists. CcntralistS.
Totahsts. Integrationists. One big
unionists. One-worldists and Prac-
tltioncrs N Government by Pres
sure Groups
We see not 4 third party but
Third Force weighing enormously
III both parties, and dcclsively hi
one party, embracing both left and
right but the lunancs Of neither
Bill Knowland would belong And
the ghost Of Bob Taft behind hn
DICK Russell would belong and
Woodrow Wilson'S shade with hun
Herbert Hoover. Learned Hand
James II Byrnes Harry Flood
Byrd. Allen Shivers Luther Hodges,
Frank Lauscher and who else
Herman Talmadec would belong
be one Of its leaders, nless ~
takes isolation too far How
After the Indicated Democratic
victory this year. the predominant
ing Reuther Williams ADA
NAACP Go wing Of The party Is
going to be 50 cock sure about 1860
that il Will be more than ever pei
suaded that It can 20. along without
the South unless the South comes
with ring Ill lis nose Bit if thc
South does come with the ring in
its nose the Reuther element viii
nominate its own man without
difficulty or apology And | ba-
lieVe the South will thorcupon "A
fuse to support him al The pons
and perhaps bring about tie election
Of Mr.. Nixon.
Our beautiful ana wise Depio-
cratic National Comlnltteew0mau
from All a b IN Mrs Leonard
Thomas, asks what We flee Demo
Gratis are doing to save us from
Tricky Dick nixon We arc doing
All that man Or woman can do.
MIS- Thomas, and against odds yoi
and Your "loyalists" impose We
arr dong the only thing that can
prevent the nomination Of a Rcuih-
critic and herewith split the Demo
Gratis and bang Tricky DICE Ia
In the present mood and confidence
Of the Northern Liberals ONLY
South known 70 be free rather than
in chains viii be respected enough
Al the National Convention ID pro-
ducc nominee thc South can Vote
foI over Nixon Nixon is preferable.
ny spite Of his alleged conversion to
FAIR Dealing, to Reuther For Nixon
NJ only politician while Reuthcr
is revolutlonist
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Editor. Farmyillc Herald
It seems to me- that most times
when read newspaper these
days. | see something IN 1t about
recession OF infatiQn All this talk
about these things makes inc think
of what Mark TWAIN said about the
weather. Everybody talks about
II but no one does anything about
it, n
While | am a reiiled man who Is
kept busy most Of the time making
puzzles and writing, verse and there
fore do not have lime TO write to
Your influential paper and explain
about financial ard economic af
fairs am now taxing little time
out TO point out very briefly Just
what keeps causing prices g rise
and Why some people are without
Jobs
Millions 81 workers have Joined
unions whether they wanted to Or
not and The top men IN these unlon
have to always Be dong something
10 enable them to keep their high
salaricd Jobs The union bosses keep
demanding and getting higher pay
and shorter hours for their mem
btls. with the result that manufac
turers are compelled to pay more
each year for everything they use
including labor cost II these manu-
facturers didn't Keep increasing thc
selling prices Of thor products
thcy would 10 broke
Suppose under normal conditions.
large corporation was making a
hundred million dollars PCT year
Nov suppose. as result n union
ism this corporation found its pro
duction costs greatly increased ana
not wanting 70 increase selling
prices Of It's products, " continued
to Sen It's goods at thcir former
prices. with the result that instead
81 a profit Of ONE hundred million
dollars. 1t only made fifty million
dollars A. result Of this. ON gov
eminent would lose twenty six
million III taxes from this corpora
ton In the end. This means that All
the people are being pcnalzed to
enable union members 10 draw
higher pay. say this because the
government now takes fifty two
cents In taxos from each dollar tho
corporation makes
This is ono aspect Of what union
ism Is dong 10 adversely affect our
country b. causing more and more
initiation and decreasing the pin
chasing power IL our dollars While
this IL true, the Other result of I'M
reasonable union demands Is that
they arc making loss Jobs or work
available W our workers ThcY arc
pricing goods produced IN THIS coun-
rry hv union lybor. out NJ tho world
market Without taking HIP space
with 4 loi 81 instances and figures
| VIII give some samples or What
| am abiding to- Right here III
Farmyillc dealers ara buying for
cign made barb wire for s6T5 per
roll. when If they bought barb Wire
made BY union labor in this conn-
try. the roll Of wire would cost
them around S8,75 per roll The rc-
suit Of this Is that II productions
costs, mostly due to labor cost
were not 80 high al wire bought
and sold III this country would be
made by American workers. The
barb wire made in foreign coun-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Then at the brief command Of
Lee
Moved out that matchclsS ln-
fantry
With Pickett leading grandly down
To rush against tho growing crown
Of those dread heights Of des-
tiny
The Conicderacy remembered it's
dead Saturday in more resolution
than ever that they shall not have
died in vain
The War Between the States
settled il that there should bcNno
slavery and no secession But lis
unfinished business divides this
ration and world today II ~ the
question Of whether. for food. shell
ter and clothing. men must sur
render the Image Of God in them
the individual and regional right in
them to live their lives free q too
much government too far from the
governed
Suddenly from seeming nowhere
last summer Leader Lyndon John
son produced Senate majority for
the South with makings Of grand
alliance for the nation. II wasn't
really for The South but for consti-
tutional and common law principles
the South is citing in it's present
passionate and united resistance to
federal encroachment on the race
question
1t was majority for the jury
trial amendment to the civil rights
bill and il came from liberals and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
Laws Of God

THE moving picture. The Ten
! ComnaHdmcnts. Viii proba
bly, still be going strong al the
time this coltnnn appears IN print
Some " our readers Will have seen
It and liked il. some will feel that
the Bible should never be made
lnlu q monte al all NnM there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

THIS y the time of Year ID plan your sum
mcr vacation. Most American families
utilize the summer months for their major
annual vacation, although some like to
break TIC monotony Of their work in spring
" fall. Or cvcn winter For those Who arc
planning to vacation il thc summer, TIE
hour il at hand for making final arrange
mcnts
There arc several precautions ono can
take 70 make certain that his vacation Il
not bust First Of ALL he should confirm
his reservations. and make them we'll in adj
vance. Second, he should make his plans SO
as not to be hurried at the last minute. or
hurried on the highway once he has started
out.
And now VIC come to the real crllx Of the
question. Many Americans need a vacation
after they have taken their annual sum
mcr vacation They actually wear them
solves out IN fit Of frantic effort trying
10 sec everything. do everything. and cram
i Al into the space Of = few days.
All Of which brings Us around to the sou-
ton vacation should be time of rest for
the elder members Of a family For the
Youngsters, adventure, sightseeing, and
hectic pace may be quite enjoyable How
ever, for the family, happy medium must
be struck
Therefore. one should choose az a vaca-
ton spot place where the parents can get
some rest i is better, to spend one week
Cor tWo) in one place and get rest. and
really enjoy the scenery and flavor of that
vacation spot. than to see several places
during one summer vacation.
OF course. no rules apply 10 all people.
aud these are merely suggestions. But the
H. ;. vacationer often makes the same mis-
take OF his rerhaps-ri counterpart. who
takes summer cruise to Europe each wear.
90 many t. $. travellers, travelling
abroad. attempt 70 sec all Of Europe in
thirty days, and that includes some ten
countries, or more
In other words, they are on the train. OF on
bus. or travelling BY car or plane. pract
ically every day or two, in a desperate bid
TO see it all. Their purpose would be served
much better, if they are seeking vacation,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

political dopcster. Certainly he is an ex-
pcrienced one. and he has called the turn
on a number Of past occasions. When he
says there IS a Democratic tide running in
such uncquivocal language, and when he
flatly says the tide is as strong as he did
recently. this is AN ominouS warning to Re-
publicans
The Republican farm program IL certain
10 lose them a painful number Of votes IN
the farm states. The shape Of the economy
Is certain to cost the Republican Party
votes, for the Admin stration must take the
blame, rightly or wrongly. These two issues
alone are certain to cost the Republicans
seats in the coming elections
What this means. is that the first session
on the 96th Congress which meets in about
eight months may well have the two-thirds
majority to pass legislation to its own lik-
ing. In brief. the prospect is quite real that
tho country will be run by Democrats in
Congress il 1859 and 1860 As would bc ex-
pcttcd, Republican chances III the Senate
arc best for preventing such an outcome.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
When | Must Die

When die proy let It be when autumn comes
And not in spring when eoves form on bush and tree
And hints Of purple in the woodlands mean
Agon the voIets ore bloom for
could not then bid life goodby
No die when GOLD bIQ1e their arewe
When oil the years sweet toe told
And birds silent in the dell
Let frost and their Keep,
And nine, deep eternal sleep
IN time bid life goodby
L q WHITAKER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02

Americans will make a tremen-
dous dent in the estimated so bill
lion eggs that chickens lay this
year In the United State.
In some cities white eggs cost
moro than brown eggs but in Dos
ton. where brown eggs arc pre-
ferred. ths situation Is reversed.