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Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
LA VIRTUD DE LA
PACIENCIA

Querida Amaranta: Hace
tres amos que estOy casada
con un joven de 26 amos, a
quien llevo 20 seis. Tengo
tres hijOs, ell Gltimo de Ell. To.
do march6 bien haSta hace al.
gunas semanas en- que ha da-
do un gran cambiO. Viene
tarde, no me atiende, va a vi.
visitaT a diariO a SUI famiIia
sospecho que hay otra mu-
jer de p0r medic. lie he no.
gadO que me Olga la verdad
prOmetiendole dejarlo en- Ii.
bertad. PerO no ACADIA de mar.
eharse y todos los dias da
mas largas al asunt0. Entire
tant0, mi c0raz6n parece que
me va a estallar dentro del
pech0. apenas como, y rara.
mente puedO dormir a gusto.
EstOy dispuesta a afr0ntar la
suerte que Dios me tenga re.
servada. Solo quiero que Ell Sc
explique c~laramente, porque
esta duda me l1ata.
Lolin
ereo que ests listed equi-
vocado. No Sc resuelven los
problemas hondos e intimos
con furia nj soluciones radi-
Gales. Solo la paciencia, gran
virtud d~iplomatica, es capaz
de poner remedio a cosas que
parecen insolubles. Su esposo
esta tai vez encaprichado tenn
%poralmente de alguna otra
mujer, pero 10 mas facil es
que Sc. lie pase esa crisis por-
que atraviesa. Su instinto de
mujer debe ayudarlo a salir
de ella y no empulario a que
Sc engolfe mas en- ella. Sin
quererlo, listed con SUI actitud
nerviosa y frenetica, con sus
amenazas de separation, lie
esta acercando al horde de un
abismo. Pero 81 81 cae Sno
caera listed tambien y sus
hiJos? Por TODD clio, mi con-
sejo es que Gamble de actitud.
Muestrase, por trabajo que lie
cuesIe, indiferente a sus pa
stones; sea agradable; atien-
dalo como 81 NADIA sospechase.
La bondad y la paciencia de.
sarman a los hombres, y len
tamente el volvera a listed.
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pasamos por alto es la forma de
respirar. La respiration compile
Ia, de manera que Ell aire llene
los pulmones dicen las autori-
dades medicas que es indispen-
sable; pero, Gquien Sc preocupa
de respirar bien, con profundi.
dad y con calma?
Otra cosa que Sc lleva a ca
DO muy a menudo en- eondicio-
mes POGO satisfactorias es ell
sueno. Ell exceso de abrigo Ia
falta de aire puro, una almoha-
de muy alta, o muy dura, o muy
banda. I'm colch6n muy vieio.
Ell d6rmir de dia, ell no apro-
vechsr las primeras horas de la
noche, son detalles, que como
afirman los doctores, demues.
tran hasta la saciedad que mu-
cha genie no sabe, no quiere o
no mereee vivir bien Y esta STEM
pre- cast enferma o enferma del
to6c.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

cion de la enfermedad. - G. Lee
Won.
iBendito aquel en- cuyo CO.
razon viven los grandes muer-
tos y sus grandes pensamien-
tosl. BAILEY.
81 a~prendemos a mirar la
.esencia de la vida, veremos en-
que las fuerzas del bien cum
plen sus reservas, sin debilida-
des con la rigida precision Y la
abnegada entereza del centine-
la que sabe, mantenerse alerta
sabiendo defender su consigna,
Su deber de luchar. Ell espiritu
humane, libre en- su albedrio,
no sabe aleceionarse en- ese cla-
70 y enaltecedor ejemplo, en-
contrando en- el desfrallecimien-
tos y zoozbras, angustias y de.
rrotas, siendo su deber mantle
nerse en- estado de defensa y
de ataque contra la carencia de
voluntad y contra la ausencia
de Simpatias Y de bondad.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
K@MIM

asregue Ell azdcar POGO a POGO
y continue batiendo. Anada las
ymas, la vanilla y mezcle bien.
Cierla juntos la harina, ell pol
vo de hornear y la sal, Agre-
que la harila a la mantequilla
POGO a POGO alternando con la
lecbe. Incorporc las elaras y
mezcle bien. vierta en- un mol
de engrasado y cueza en- horno
de calor moderate $3.50 grades
F. por 20 minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
DEL H0GAR-por Victoria ALeiondko
poema De boy
Hora Encantada

Fl do resPIondece en- Ia clara orboIedo;
en- nonono de octubre, olegre, tibio y suntuoso;
y entire verdes encinos Ia prodero, omoroso,
ofrece q nuestro Poso su~s tornosoI de sedo.
Aromon tu cobelIo ell mirto y Ia resedo,
til interior hermosuro sonrie siIencioso,
y en- tn immense mirodo fueoz y condoroso
el infinite amor PIocidomente ruedo.
lIueve luz; de un enjombre de obejos ell revuelo
eruzo; en- tn troje nfveo coen coroIos vivos;
en- nuestros oImos jovenes orde ell ozul del cieIo
Y en- Ell bosque de mirtos verbs Ell oeuo dorado,
r%ientros oIcen ell vueIo las poIomos esquivos,
eIevorse los Portieos de Ia bora encontodo.
ARTURO MARAsso
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tadOs UnidOs. No puedo ex.
plicarme ell motive de SUI &C.
titud, siemrpe he sidO muy
carinOSO con ella y con mis-
hijos. He decididO pOr ESQ pc.
dir ell divOrciO, pues quiero ser
libre y vOlver a casarme. Des.
de hace algun tempo sosten.
so correspondence con una
muchacha a quien no cOnoz-
CO, perO de la que me estoy
enamOrandO. Tengo un gran
dilema y es que no Sc ST esta
muchacha me rechazara Guam.
do lie cuente mi tragedia. jQue
me acOnseja?
Ramon
I'm hombre easado, y mas
aun con hijos, no puede de-
senvolverse con la libertad de
I'm soltero, Ell pasado esta ahi,
presente, real, dispuesto a i'm.
pedir que Sc forje ell future a
caprichos Debe listed, ante to.
do, considerar 81 es possible
aun rehacer su hogar en- be.
neficio de sus hijos y, 81 este
no es possible, diyorciarse. Has.
ia entonces no tiene listed
realuente derecho a dirigir-
sc a ninguna otra mujer y 81
esa que esta ahora en- SUI co.
razon Sc muestra asuStada, al
conocer SUI tragedia, debe u.s.
ted alegrarse porque una mu.
Jer decente, antes de hacer
proyectos, tiene ell deber de
considerar muy a fondo la vi
da y los deberes del hombre
que suena conseguir para 81.
AL CABO DEL TEMPO
Querida Amaranta: Tengo
70 amos y estOy casada con
I'm hombre que tiene 3 amos
mas que 20. Me uni a Ell en-
matrimoniO pOrque mi familia
no me guerra. GARCIA ademas
de experienced y supuse que,
con ell tempo, Ilegara a que.
rer a quien era ent0nces mi
novio. Todo ha aside inutil sin
embargo. Han pasadO mas de
diez amos y mis- sentimientos
hacia este hombre son fguales
a los del primer dia. En- cam
bio couozco a un joven de 80
amos de quien estoy locamen.
te enamorada. Lo malo es que
es casado, aunque muy fran.
20, puesto que me dice que
quiere a SUI esposa y a mi a
un mismo tempo. Ante esta
situaci6n 5que podre hacer?
Belinda
Habra listed dido decir que
las cosas Sc aprecian en- 10 que
realmente valen cuando dejan
de tenerse. Los hijos no sa-
ben justipreciar 81 valor de
, IA salud. Los hijos no saben
10 que vale una madre hasta
que ia pierden, y asf sucesiva-
mente. Quizas listed ignore 10
que vale I'm marido porque
aun 10 tiene. Esta, sin embar-
go, a punto de perderlo y ha-
ra bien en- pensarlo. Ante to.
do csc otro hombre, de quien
tan perdidamente enamorada
esta. no puede convenirle por-
que es casado, y, mas aun, por-
que quiere a SUI esposa. ESQ de
que las quiere a las dos, no es
verdad. Quiere a la otra y Sc
divierte con listed. Pero en-
cuanto listed dele de ser un
capricho para convertirse en-
proolema, la abandonara. Es-
ia listed, pues, sofa con SUI es-
poso, y al cabo de trece amos
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
BIzcoCHo sENCILLo

IL taxa de mantequilla-
2 tazas de azucar
2 yemas batidas
/ cucharadita de vanilla
2 tazas de harina de trigo
2 y IL cucharaditas de pol.
vo de hornar.
Ia cucharadita de sal
2-3 taxa de leche
2 claras batidas
la mantequilla J
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Bienvenides

Con Ell objeto de fijar SUI re-
sldencia entire nosotros, llega-
ron de San Jose, Costa RIGA, en-
dias recientes ell senior Jose An
tonic Sinisterra y sonora, CIau.
dia Bonilla de Sinisterra, aeon.
panados de sus nihos Tony, Wiz.
ginia y Luz Maria.
Les presentamos I'm cordial
saludo y les deseamos una per-
manencia muy placentera y pro-
longada en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Bodos de Flores

- 80 #E'
Bodos de Flores.
En- dias pasados celebraron la
grata OCCASION de sus Bedas de
Flores, cuatro amos de venture
So union matrimonial, ell senior
Osvsldo Ortiz Y sonora, Pillar
Moreno de Ortiz, miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia sal
vadorena.
Aunque tardiss, vayan nues-
tras mas earas felicitaciones
para tan gentil pareja y nues-
tros votos por ST. bienestar per,
sonal.
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sentimental
per Apnaranta

Dirjanse las coAsuEaS = BUzuN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box $50.
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores o
lsctOras Qpe 1rmen ss eartAs con an pseud6nimo o inichles.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24

I Bodos de Popel
Nos complace enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones a la gen.
Il pareja g~uatemalteca forma-
da por ell senior Oscar Marquee
y sonora, Nidia Briceno de Mar.
quez, con motive de la grata
celebration de sus Bodas de Pa
pei, primer a%niversario conyugal
en- Ell die de hoy
PARA PUERTO RICO.
Despedimos cordialmente al
senior Martin Seixas y sonora,
Olivia CabraleS de Seixas, quie-
mes saIdran p~roximamente para
Ponce Puerto Rico, a pasar una
temporada de recreo.
Bodas de Aeero
Hoy celebran la grata oca-
sion de sus Bcdas de Acero,
once amos de venturosa union
conyugal, ell sehor Oscar Causa
y sonora Dolores Ruiz de eau.
sa, miembros estimados de nues.
ira colonia Guiana residente en-
Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras ca.
%lurosas felicitaciones y deseos
de que gocen de muchos amos
mas de compression matrimo-
Mai.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Pora La Hobcnu

En- viaje relacionado con sus
asuntos comerciales, saldra ma
mana para La Habana, Cuba Ell
senior Alfonso MachadO, a quien
nos complace despedir cordial.
mente y desear una estadia muy
provechosa en- la capital vecina.
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Lamentamos la novedad que
aquela a la sonora Enriqueta
Murillo, quien guarda CANA en-
SUI Residential desde hace algu.
nos dias, y formulamos votos
por SUI complete restablecimien-
IN
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
AInueFzo

La seforita CarYnina Ojeda
Campos ofrecio I'm delicioso al
muerzo y animado juego de car
tas en- SUI residencia de Coral
Gables en- dias pasadoS en- no.
nor de sus primas, seiorftas
Nancy y Rosalia Palermo, de
Mexico, qulenes Sc encuentran
en- Miami disfrutando de una
temporada de reereo.
Bodos de MimbFa
En- Ell dia de hoy eelebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Mimbre diecisiete amos de ven
turosa y ejemplar union matri-
monial, ell senior Oliver Hen
Erickson Y sonora, la gentil da.
ma panamena, sonora Chichf A.
de Hendricks0n.
Vayap para ellos nuestras mas
earas felicitaciones y votos por-
que disfruten de muchos amos
mas de dicha conyugal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Bodos de Aeero
Despedido

En- pos de bien merecidas va
caciopeS, saldra hoy por la via
aerea hacia Caracas, Venezue-
la a pasar dos meses al lado de
SUI familia en- esa ciudad, la gen.
til senorita Mercedes Maria L0.
zanO Cardenas.
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tPasa a la Pag. 81
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La d%espedimos cordialmente
y lie deseamos una feliz trave.
STA.
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Bodos de AIaodon

Hoy celebran la grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Algodon, segun-
do aniversario matrimonial, ell
senior Pedro E. Mendoza y Sc.
nora, Altagracia Munoz de Men.
doza, miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia dominicana re-
sidente en- Miami.
Nos es grato fel~icitarlos cor
dialnente y describes largos y
venturosos amos mas de vida
conyugsl.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-24
Enferrna

EnfeFma
Por motive de quebrantos de
salud, Sc encuentra desde hace
algunos dias recluida en- SUI re-
sidencia de Coral Gables la es-
:;imaca DANA Guiana sonora OIL.
ga de Rios.
Lamentamos la novedad que
la. aqueja y lie deseamos un
pronto y complete restableci-
miento
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MOUies
Reviewed

Class A, Section l - Moral
ly Unobjectionable for Cen
eral Patronage: Watusi.
Class A, Section 2 - Moral
ly Unobjectionable for Adults
and Adolescents: House on
Haunted Hill.
Glass A, Section 3 - Moral
1y Unobjectionable for Adults:
,Gidget. No Name On the Bull
let. Seventh Seal (Swedish).
These Thousand Hills.
Class B - Morally Objec-
tionable in Part For All: Last
Mile. Objection: Exc essive
brutality. Young Captives.
Objection: Sadism and exces-
sive brutality.
Class C. - Condemned: A
Question Of Adultery. Obiec-
ton: The subject matter of
this motion picture is artifi-
cia1 dissemination by donor
(AID). The emotional argu-
ments of the sympathetic
characters in the film are d.
rected toward justifying this
practice both morally and le-
gally.
In a 1855 allocution to the
Second World Congress on
Fertility and Sterility, the late
Pope Plus XII taught that
artificial dissemination vio-
lates the natural law and is il.
licit and immoral"
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Biography
OF Pope John
In March

NEW YORK, N. Y. -
Ar Italian priest, now
resident in the U.s., an
eight-year veteran of Va
tican diplomatic circles,
has drawn on this expert
ence in co-authoring a BIZ
ography of Pope John
XIII. The book, titled
ABOVE ALL A SHEPHERD,
will be published on March
18th by P. J. Kennedy & Sons,
Printers to the Holy Apos-
tolic See since 1895.
Father Ugo Groppi, at pres
ent chaplain at Villa Victoria
Academy, Trenton, and pro-
fessor of Romance Languages
at Seton Hall University. is
co-author with DIR. Julius S.
lombard, head of Seton
Halls Language Department,
of the new life of the Pope.
The G~roppi-Lombardi biog-
raphy presents a perceptive
and intimate glimpse of the
life of Angelo Cardinal Rom
CALI from his peasant boy
hood to the headline events
that eliminated in his cleo
ton as the 263rd successor to
the pontifical throne.
In addition to presenting
the principal facts of the life
of the new Pope, Groppi has
drawn on his intimate know
ledge of Vatican and Church
affairs for a final summing
up on the outlook for the
Church under the po~ntificate
of Pope John, and the tasks
and challenges facing the
Church.
The book is the March Sc
lection of the Catholic Liter
airy Foundation.
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Capitol's Political Climate
Changes AS Red Leaves

address to a joint session of
Congress, that the problems
existing in il
unchecked, could be "as dan
gerous as an attack coming
from an -extra-cont mental
power" The emphasis chang
ed at once. Now one heard
more about the need for our
assistance in raising the living
standards in Asia, Africa and
Latin America.
Significantly, one top US.
official said the need for this
aid is a demand being made
upon our resources and upon
our consciences." 1T is clear
ly a moral challenge" he add
ed.
There had not been much
mention of conscience" and
moral challenge" in the days
of Mikoyan's stay.
Mikoyan seems to have
shoUldered himself into our
midst. He invited himself and
when he had left no one was
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Neu Books
For Catholics

HIRSCHBERGER, johann
MES. The History of Philoso-
ply. Bruce. So. The first of
a two-volume set translated
by Father Anthony Fuerst.
KRENNER, SISTER DIGNA
The Twins who Tagged
Along. Mt. st. Scholastica, At
Gibson, Kansas. 81. A juvenile
story for the early grades of
SIS. Scholastica and Benedict.
MOFFATT, JOHN E. Minute
Meditations. Bruce. $2.75).
One-page meditations on
Christ, the Eucharist and the
Blessed Virgin.
PALYI, MELCHIOR. Man.
aged Money At The Cross
roads. University of Notre
Dame Press. $4.75). A survey
of the European experience on
the gold standard and on later
standards.
A SOLDIERS MESSAGE by
d. C. N. Comet Press. $3.50.
Life of General Louis CASTOR
de Sonis, a Carmelite Tertiary,
and father of twelve children.
SPRINGER, AUGUSTINE j.
ABC Of The Spiritual Life
Bruce, $2.95). A guide to
closer union with God by use
of ordinary means.
WERDER, RICHARD H., ed
itor. Music Teaching Tech
niques. Catholic University
of America Press. $2.95.
Paper. Proceedings Of a work
shop conducted at the Catholic
University, June 1924, 1858.
E~UPHROSINE, SISTER M.
Talking With Jesus. Bruce.
$1.5O Paper Brief meditations
arranged for daily use through
the scholastic. year.
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WASHINGTON Alas
ka is really making its
influence felt in the
Union. The temperature
in this city dropped so
degrees in "a hours. Not
bad for what some call a
southern town"
But this has nothing on the
political climate here. The
changes there, are just as
sharp, just as sudden.
Anastas Mikoyan, the No. z
communist. had Just returned
10 Moscow, leaving a bad
taste and many unanswered
questions, including, Why had
he come in the first place?
The talk was about Easf-Wesf
relations, the future of Berlin
and Germany, atomic wea.
pens, satellites, and The like.
Almost at once, President
Arturo Frondizi of Argentina
was on the scene. He lost no
time in reminding us, in an
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Books of the Hour
Middle East, Church
NeW Books Topic
by FIR. d. Bernard Theall, O.S.B.

eight countries making up
this geographical E:es: Jor-
dan, Israel, Egypt, Syria, Le-
banon, Iran, Iraq, and Turkey.
An American by birth,
Msgr. EfteIdorf is an official
Of the Sacred Congregation
for the Oriental Church, and
has travelled widely in all the
countries about which he
writes, so that he can add prae-
tieal experience and observa-
tion TO theoretical knowledge.
The chapter on Israel is one
of the most interesting, and
its arrangement is typical Of
other sections of the book.
The author first describes the
centers of Catholic interest
in Israel in the light of his
own visits there. Then he dis
cusses 1.-THE Phenomenon of
the New Israeli, the country
which has been officially in
existence only since 1913,
but which has existed in jew
ish hearts throughout the
world for two thousand years.
In the last analysis, he feels,
the existence of the state can
be explained "only on the
basis of profound spiritual
aspirations whose roots are
in the past"
There follows a very brief
explanation Of the Zionist
movement as conceived and
developed by Theodore Herzl,
who spent much of his life in
the United States-but Msgr.
Etteldorf refuses to be drawn
into an ethical evaluation of
Zionism. He quotes Premier
Ben-Gurion as saying that
''the Israel of today is based
on two influences: the proph-
cts and modern science, and
he seems to feel that, up to
this point, at least, the CON-
bination has proved workable.
At the same time, some of the
new country's main Difficult
ties are pointed out: the fail
ure of Israel to make itself
supporting; the enmity of the
Arab neighbors; the presence
of a small but active Com
munist party.
APoSToLATE NEEDED
The only Catholic prelate
in Israel is Melkite bishop
Georges Hakim of Acre, and
Msgr. Etteldorf reports an
interview with him, in which
the difficulties of missionary
work among the Israelites
we're pointed up; what the
bishop lamented most,
though, was a lack Of priests.
There are about 1000 Catho-
lies in Israel, but by no means
sufficient clergy to serve
them.
Bishop Hakim suggested
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Invaluable Reference:
Catholic Almanac Has
New Formal This Year

The National Catholic Almanac for 1859, pub
1ished by st. Anthony's Guild of Paterson, N. j.,
marks its %fifty-fifth appearance in a new formal and
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Mass OrdO-
liturgy
OF The
w. E E X
SUNDAY, FEB. L:
SEXAGESIMA



Violet vestments, no
Gloria, Second Prayer
Tin Low Mass) of Saint
Ignatius, Greed, Preface
of the Holy Trinity.
MONDAY, FEB. 2:
~PURIFICATION OF
THE BLESSED
VIRGIN
White vestments, Glor-
ia, Tract, Greed, Preface
of Christmas.
TUESDAY, FEB. 8:
COMMUNICATION OF
SAINT BLASE
Violet vestments, Mass
of Sexagesima Sunday,
no Gloria, Second Prayer
Tin Low Mass) of Saint
Blase, no Tract, no Greed,
Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. d:
SAINT ANDREW
rODCTNT
White v~estments, Gloria,
Tract, Common Preface.
THURSDAY, FEB. S:
SAINT AGATHA
Red vestments, Gloria,
Tract, Common Preface.
FRIDAY, FEB. 6:
SAINT T
White vestments, Gloria,
Second Prayer Gin Low
Mass of Saint Dorothy.
Tract, Common Preface.
SATURDAY, FEB. Z:
SAINT ROMUALD
White vestments, Gloria,
Tract, Common Preface.
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that, though devices like
street-eorner preaching would
not be permitted, the free
dom-of-reIigion policy Of the
state would probably allow
priests TO live in the local
communes or even TO esfab-
Iish small monastie eenters.
This section concludes with
. brief discussion Of the gen.
eral relationship between
Catholicism and the Jews, and
Of fhe necessity Of an apostle
late At the Isy,-ss we'll as the
clerical level.
The chapter on Egypt is
also Of particular interest at
the present time; here the
Catholic community, FREEDOM
inantly of the Catholic Coptic
rite, is a struggling minority
among a Moslem majority.
President Nasser is quoted
as emphasizing the lslsmie
identity between politics and
religion-and this, Of course,
works to the defriment Of
Catholicism or, indeed, Of any
form Of Christianity.
Besides its sketches of Mid
die Eastern countries in their
relationship to Catholicism,
the book offers biographical
portraits of some religious
figures particularly import
ant in this area, such as Faith
er Charles de Foucauld, the
Lebanese Father Charbel
Makhlouf (both possibilities
for canonization) and the
more contemporary Cardinal
Agagianian. A final chapter
surveys the whole area as a
battle-ground of Ideas"-ie.,
democratic and Christian
against communist.
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This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the Interfaith Film
committee as apublic SER
vice to inform parents
of the suitable movie bills
for their children being
shown this weekend in
the area. Sunday ratings
can be found in the Co
lumbus Citizen and Dis
patch Entertainment Sec
ton Friday evening.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Children Under II
BOULEVARD, LIVING.
SToN, K M, PAR.
SONS, Bvceaneer, and Apsche
Territory.
CLINTON, STATE, Buc-
cancer and Mad Little Island.
ESQ UIRE, Saturday Matt.
nee, Bvcesneer, Mad Little Is
land.
GRANDV Buccaneer
and Cartoon Carnival, Ssfur-
day Matinee only.
HUDSON, Tsrzan and the
She-DeviI, Cartoon Carnival
RITZ, Litflest Hobo, Cole
Younger Gvnfishter, and ss-
bv and fhe Magic Ring.
Young People Over II
GRAND, Old Man and fhe
Sea, and Holiday in Brussels.
PALACE, Tonka, Plumber.
ers Of Painted Flat.
AIRPORT AUTO, Elephant
Walk and Houdini.