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CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM

HERITAGE e-Pe. COURIER Suite in Or
entoI influence, Nutrio walnut, consists
buffet, hutch top, extension table, z ar
and side chairs
DESIGNER 9 Pc. Contemporary Suite, cor
sstine Of credenzo buffet, hutch top, e,
tension tobIe, Z arm and side choirs
THOAAsVILLE FORECAST Exciting Towr
Elm Suite. consisting Of 56 inch buffs
deck, 4oxoo extension table, z arm ar
4 side chairs. OrienoIIy-------
TOWNSVILLE FORECAST Exciting Towr
Elm Suite, consisting Of 48-inch buffe
4o inch china, 40x60 extension table,
arm and 4 side chairs. Originally
AMERICAN sHOJl e-Pe. Rosewoo
japanese Influence Suite, consisting
buffet hutch top, tobIe, z arm and 4 sid
-
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REG. NOW
AMERICAN Of MARTINSVLLE Ape. Ze-
brono Suite, consisting Of large dresser,
mirror, chest and double bed Comparable
vou. 1 $4,000 $500
HERITAGE COURIER 7-Pc Nutrio Walnut
Master Suite, with Far Eostern influence,
consists Of large triple dresser, mirror,
chest, SIT. Gin. dual bed with corriers,
night tobIes and jewel chest ,265oo 7o5.oo
DANISH Ape Walnut Suite consisting Of
double dresser mirror, chest and double
bed. Comparable value - ------- " $500 1890
DRExEL Ape Cherry Chinese Modern
Suite, consisting Of double dresser, mirror,
double bookcase bed, and ehest-------- $500 $500
JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON Of
GRAND RAPIDS Moster Suite SoddIs
WoInut, consists Of loroe double dresser,
mirror, eft Gin duoI bed, chest and
night tobes. Foctov List Price ------ 1.653oo $500
JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON Of
GRAND RAPIDS Moster Suite Ernne
White, Of large double dresser,
mirror, Sits dual bed, chest ond Z
night tobles Factory List Price ---- 1896 90 S45 90
AMERICAN SHOJI Rosewood Joponese In
fluence Bedroom Suite consisting Of dress
er mirror chest ond double bed - 474oo $4,000
AMERICAN sHOJI Rosewood japanese In
Fuence Bedroom Suite, consisting Of triple
dresser, mirror double bookcase bed and
chest s4soo $500
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MGM 3-pc French Provincial Sectional
Soto, frutUood frone, quilted toe
fobrie, spring down cushions. FoctoY
List prc. -------------------1 -1995oo $500
MGM Foster Wing lovsseot French
Provincial, down and feather scot cush-
ion, quilted toIe fobre Factory List
prc. ---------------- e4eoo z4s.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09

box canyons - with only one
entrance and exit--where they
were roped and trucked OF to
the cannery.
The Wyoming director for the
United States Bureau Of Land
Management. Ed Pierson, esti-
mates there may be as many
as 900 In the Red Desert area
of his State and another 1875
elsewhere in Wyoming. He In
sists on calling them "aban-
doned and unclaimed" rather
than wild.
Fred Thompson, New Mexico
conservation director, says those
remaining in his State are
mostly on Indian lands.
Montana officials estimate
they have 500 roaming its bad
lands.
Colorado knows Of none I'M
Tess there are q few In the I'M
inhabited regions of the north
west corner Of the State.
Not all Westerners are touched
with nostalgia about the
scrawny. stubby survivors Of the
tough mustang. Ranchers say
they are runty. inbred and mot
ley in appearance and eat grass
better saved for cattle and
sheep. And many Of them. the
ranchers insist. are not the real
wild mustang at all - simply
work plugs that have been
turned loose because of increas-
ing mechanization of farms and
ranches.
But horse lovers had their
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Motive Sought
In Gun Deaths of ;

wILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Sept.
. (AP).-Authorities are trying
to establish q motive for O
double murder-suicide In which
q 3l-year-old mother shot her
two little daughters, then
turned the .38-caliber revolver
on herself.
The body Of Mrs. Doris Be-
christ was found yesterday In
the chilren's bedroom of their
home on the outskirts Of VIII
Transport. The bodies Of the
children. Deborah. 0. and Di-
ane. 5. were in their beds.
Mrs. Scientists husband,
Glen. discovered the tragedy
when he returned home from
work.
Police said no notes were
found. Ofilcials added that
Mrs. Sechrist had no history Of
illness.
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horse has been running wild in
Western States. Indians and
pioneers used them almost ex-
clusively.
A comparatively few shaggy.
scrubby wild horses still hide
out in the vastness, wary as
deer. Some of them are de-
scendants Of the tabled Mus
tangsl that roamed the noun
tains and high plains a century
ago. Others are-prosaically-
simply strays.
A generation ago Nevada
alone estimated a herd Of 10000
roamed within its borders. Now
officials estimate only 500 are
left in that State and only
about 10000 in the entire West.
To I'LL pet food cans. hunters
poisoned water holes and with
light planes drove herds into
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horses were run to exhaustion
by jeeps and airplanes and
wound up as dog food.
One of the strongest voices
to end the wild horse slaughter
was Mrs. Velma johnson OF
Wadsworth. New, better known
in Washington as wild Horse
Annie" And it was a Nevada
Congressman. Democratic Rep
resentative Walter S. Barring,
whose bill to halt the mass
slaughter of the wild horses
became law.
Running wild Many Years
-I'm very happy" Mr.. Barring
commented. 1T shows the
peoples hearts are still with
the good old American ira
ditions."
Since the northward trek of
Spanish conqueror Francisco
De Coronado in the l500s. the
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Do Nothing Is Right

NARRAGANsETT, r. I.
Sept. 0 (AP).-A three-membef
committee appointed by the
Town Council six months age
admitted last night II has
never held a meeting. Each OF
the three members confessed
he thought one Of. the others
was chairman and privileged
to call q meeting. The COM
mittee was supposed to study
q change In date for the fiscal
year.
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New Law Bans Killing
Wild Horses of West

DENVER Sept tAP)-The wild horse herds OF the West
vanishing from the American the buffalo did rs
get repreve with law that went into effect
yesterday
President Eisenhower signed the measure which makes
illegal the mechanical roundups Of years. The wild
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day in Congress and a few years
will tell whether the new law
puts new life and numbers into
the wild horse herds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

DRY CLEANERS
Plant manager available. expert
enced in synthetics and petroleum
Large and small plant operation
DU. 1873, ia. S-S270.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, estab. {
yrs, excel. loc. sac. l0-4 pm.
NE. $4,000; ewes. HO. 2-273O.
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CoLoRED-REAL BARGAIN
1885 MONROE ST. NV Corner
4 bedrms., large liv. rm., din. rrn..
knotty-pine rec. rm., maids ant.
2-car garage: $3.50 dn,; price.
S16,950. LA. 0-O410
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coLoRED-5S07 4th ST NV.
z APIS KITS BATHS
LOUIS Ridden To. 2.3O6O
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4 bedrms., 2 baths, center hail
plan. LIST nr. den, side porch.
beaut. shrubs and trees. Absol.
immac. cond., new carpeting, etc.
Call til z pm. r. A, HUM.
PHRlES, Ma. 5000, Realtors, q
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MASS. AVE HILLS
SHEPHERD PARK

4 bedrms.. 215 baths.
center hall, beautiful living and
dining rooms, large breakfast
room. basement, 2-car garage r.
4. HUMPHREYS. JU. $4,000, OIL.
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FINANCE COMPANIES
ATTENTION
EDUCING SALON
OPENINGS

Choice loes. avail. In Nd, Va. and
D. G. No prev. exper. nee. Call
HERMAN EISS, ST. 3-S746. ewes
JU. 9-3022.
RESTAURANT, white and coiored
good opportunity, reasonable price.
Rent S175 mo-; income from apt.
and barber shop 5000 mo. Du.
1857.
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SPRING VALLEY AREA

SPRINGFIELD-4 partial
ly air-cond. rambler. 2 full baths
dining area. large living rm. with
f1repl, carport. Cow. Pentagon
and Belvoir S150 mo. OF Shirley
hwy at 65O3 Frontier dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Detachec
brick. Nice lot. Detached garage
. bedrms bath. LIST floor. Extra
rm:, 2nd A. Rec. rm. Appliances
include air cond.. electric mower
wash: machine. Sl35. ELIJAH g
ARNOLD AEzsooLD tcol UsA. RetD, EN-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
tcoNTINUEOi

CHEVY CHASE; Sls,95O Very
substantial 3-bedrm. Colonial.
with den and nice yard: near
Lafayette School. FRANK 8.
evesi. cf' s- BOSS d. 7-l4ll;
CHEVY CHASE, 5720 Nebraska ave.
-.Det.. .3-bedrm.. 2.bath brk, Co
lonial; lge. din. rm., bkfst. nook,
paneled rec. rm. and screened
porch: $50. 500 POsNER REALTY
co. ST, 3-3440. WA. 7-7S56.
CHEVY CHASE WAKEFIELD -
Large 4-bedroom. 2z-bath brick
Colonial; center-hall plan, recrea-
ton room, .2-car garage. Walk to
wilson High, Alice Deal Jr. High
ana Mnrch grade school: Priced TO
sell. can WO, B-23O0 til o. EDW.
H JONES & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. only Sl6,950,
close TO Chevy Chase circle-5
nedrms., spacious living rm., din
ing rm and kitchen, Semide-
5saea ExG SIsT5 go c1ndition, EN-;
REALTY. INC. ewes. 81. Abb n
CHEVY CHASE, west Of Conn. ave.
Spacious old home in new-house
baths on 2nd floor: Ist door,
center nall, powder room, over
sized living room, guest-sized
dining room. large kitchen with
eating space, delightful porch, fun
basement, 2-car garage.
REALlST1NGS CORP, OIL. 2-0208
CHEVY CHASE-3-bedrm. white
brick, Colonial: separate din. rm.;
attached garage; nice lot. Priced
under 20. Convenient to schools,
transportation. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-1SO0: ewes, WO.
6-4l62.
CHEVY CHASE-6-rm., 2-bath de-
tached English Colonial. Lovely
lot. Needs redecorating but priced
sceo3TGdningly in low 20s; SO, EN-.
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Shannon & LuchS

Realtors Since 1905 IKE. 1880
IDEAL INVESTMENT INCOME
18th and IRVING SITS. NV.
APIS, 3 KITS, 8 BATHS
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. o-3O60
kAL0RAMA HTS. AND EMBASSY
AREA-Comp.. renovated, 27-ft.
vide town house cons. of 3 huge
rms, kit, d'nette and powder
rm. on first A.; 3 bedrms 9 baths
on End O., spac. attic and bsmt,
Lee, built-in garage. ConcretO
porch, S23,500 Call MR.. HER
BERT, Ii. 3-l065, ewes. Ii. 81
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CHEVY CHASE
Town House

Priced in the "mid-teens" for quick
sale. Located mr.. bus, shopping,
playground and school; 4-bedrm.
brick in fine condition. A fabulous
buy. Call our uptown ONCE til
D pm. evenings, WO. 6-O290),
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COLORED
1929 Belmont st. NV
Lovely lge. efic., redeco-
rated SIX m
1921 Corcoran st. NV 0'
rms, kit. and bath $3.50
All Foote st. Me- rms, 0'
81, kit. and bath; redecorated: 5000
rm., kit; and bath. re-
DECORATED de- pred, -, 1000
Lovely lge. eflc. See jan
:, itor 1850
I'M, apt. with kit. and
bath; redecorated = 5000
kit. and bath, redecorated' $3.50
932 K st. NV. MA. S-S3OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

SERVICE STATION Business for
less than $4,000 o6 eGS ooS ioeatio dGl
: miles to next near station. Good
potential. Phone MR.. HICKS, WA,
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
on U. s. Route 3OI, Waldorf
Nd; major oil company: excl.
lent living quarters provided; min
imum investment required: excel
lent opportunity for right man.
Cal IA. 4-11O0: ewes, AP. q
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ALBEMARLE-CONN. AVE. AREA
Smart brk. town house, built
1854. 3 bedrms., > baths on IN
floor: 1st-FLOOR Law: rec. IN
in full basement: asking S25,75(
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, D
7-1411; ewes, EN-. 2-4414.
BARNABY WOODS east of
Conn. on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 bedrms.. screened porch, .
baths, util. rm., rec. rm., 2
garages, S34 $50.
BRANDYWINE ST. west
of Conn. - Center hall,
screened porch, 3 bedrms.,
apt. in in bsmt., 2 patios.
CHEVY CHASE. open Sun.
. to 5-Newly remodeled
Colonial 3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, new kit. powder rm.,
easily financed, $4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK -
Newly remodeled, semide-
tached, 4 bedrms.. 2 full
baths. new kit, good finance
ing S25,500.
LINNEAN AVE.-Beaut.,
in dignified section. 8 bed.
rms, Ice. dormitory rm.,
walnut-paneled den, paneled
rec. rm.. $54,S50.
Oxford Real Estate C0
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA
PENTAGON EXPRESS

PINECREST - Golf course and
swimming pool is across the street
from this de luxe home. 3 bedrms.
huge pine-paneled den on main
floor. and other attract. features
make this a bargain at $40 pei
mo. BARR REALTY. INC, JE
4-OS24.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

LOW PRICE. terms. lease 5-r. brk.
40 mi. NV. D. c.; clear; cash for
land, trust notes. RA. 3-6146.
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RENT-OPTIONAL TO BUY, with
lse. part of rent as down pay
ment. Lee. new 4-bedrm.. 2,
bath rambler: 25-ft. liv. rm., sep
din. rm., model kit. Rent S1S7 so;
buy with only $3.50 cash Own
Call ia. 1885, or sales-rental
ONCE, Ell. $500. Open o to
daily. WALTER r. REYNOLDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

SEVEN CORNERS, VIRGINIA.
level contemporary beauty in
award winning Raymondale. Lux
ury kit. Immed. occup.; $3.50.
FAIRFAX PROPERTIES, CT. g.
3711.
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2 BEDRMS extra bath In I'm
bsmt. Sep. din. rm.: kit. with
storage closet. Fenced yard. front
and rear lawn. on Columbia pike
Mr.. shopping. area and schools
u blk. to all buses. IA. 6-0233
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-14

RlVERDALE-2 bedrooms, base
ment; 500 month with option to
buy Elk 3-l540
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COLORED-UPPER NV,
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
Just on 18th and Van Buren-Fine.
modern; g big rooms, lots Of ex.
tras; full bsmt., screened porch:
nice yard; priced right, good terms
80 PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-9316 HE, 4-eoR1
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03

signed by 10 per cent of the
voters in the school district.
Welfare
Amended H.B. 245, transfer
ring licensing and regulations
of rest and nursing homes for
the aged from the Welfare De
partment to the Health De
partment passed the House on
March "a by a vote of ia TO 8.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03

This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the Interfaith Film
committee as a public 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.
Children Under II
GRANDviEW, Saturday
matinee only, Giant Cartoon
Carnival.
HUDSON, Saturday Mat.
only, Giant Cartoon Carnival.
NJ CINESTACE {,
Sleeping Beauty.
MILES e. MAIN, N. HIGH,
Sciofo Drive, w. Broad
Ma and Pa Kettle and The
Ozarks, Ma and Pa Kettle on
Old MeDonsld's Farm, and
Francis in the Haunted House.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
New Parish
Plans Drive
For School

FIR. Andrew H. Hob
man, pastor of the newly
established st. Plus x
Parish in Reynoldsburg,
announced this week that
a major Fund Raising program
is being initiated to allow the
parish to move ahead with its
building program.
First phase of the cam
paign under the direction of
John V. Mccarthy and Associ-
ates, financial consultants will
get under way this week.
Those who have taken KEY
positions in the organizationaI
set up are: Kenneth Tafoya,
general chairman Edward Nor
iarity, associate general chair
man; Floyd Brown, Memorial
Gifts chairman; his associates
are Joseph DeCarlo. Ralph Fer
ris, Robert Greedy, John Sante-
Ter, Richard Watson and Theo-
dore Watson. Robert Finn is
team captains chairman and
his associates are John Hintz,
Bernard Herbert, Charles
Ruth and Andrew Pallay.
Immediate plans for build
ing, as expressed by Father
Holman are to provide church
and school facilities by the
erection of a multipurpose
building. A convent to house
the sisters of st. Joseph, who
will staff the school, is also
planned.
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which sought TO uphold the
right of censors to different
ate as TO who may see GER
tain pictures: "A picture is
either obscene or it is not"
In a long opinion, Judge Sui
liyan held invalid a section
of the Chicago municipal code,
which reads in part:
"tSome motion pict urss
tend toward creating . harm
fuI impression upon the minds
of children where such ten
dency as TO The minds OF
adults would not exist IL ex-
hibifed only TO persons Of ma
fure age -"
Judge Sullivan said he con-
suited a dictionary to find
what is meant by the phrase,
"the minds of children" He
said he found only that a
child is a person between the
age of infancy and that of
youth.
He commented that few
persons of just under 81 years
of age meet this description"
The court called such Ian
guage vague and an insuffi-
Gent guide to censors." Judge
Sullivan said:
Under ii, 2o-year-old
married servieeman would be
prevented from seeing . film
that might not be suitable for
= girl Of H."
Judge Sullivan granted the
petition filed by Paramount
Film Distributing Corporation
for an injunction against tn
city, Mayor Richard Daley and
the Police Commissioner.
This injunction will prevent
any of those named from in
terfering-on the basis of the
invalid section of the city
code - with the widest pos
sible showing of a film version
of the Eugene O'Neil play,
Desire Under the Elms."
The film play is acted by
Sophia Loren, Anthony Per-
kins and Burl Ives, among 9TH
ers. 1t was brought to the Chi
cago market more than a year
ago.
The Police Censor Board,
consisting Of six women sp-
pointed for Indefinite terms
by the Commissions, gave
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
FIR. Buchanan
Conducts NOren0

A new series of the MiracuI-
Gus Medal Novena, a Novena
honoring the Immaculate Con.
ception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, will begin Monday, April
8, at Saint Mary Magdalene
Church, Parkside and Roys Ave-
nues.
Father George A. Buchanan
Officials of the Diocesan Mat
rimonial Court) will conduct this
Novena series which will end
June /.
DeyOtlons are at $3.50 with
Mass, TO-, 3, 4. $50, $50, 7:3O
and $50 o'clock. The $50 Mass
each Monday morning is offered
for the intentions of those max.
ing the Novena. Confessions are
heard at each Novena service.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
Last Week in Legislature:
Fair Employment Bill
Runs into Some Trouble

tbs. Then they tried to send
1t out with a recommendation.
Failing that, they tried to send
out Sub H.B. 405 Calvin
Rudd) and lost again. The sub
stitute bill would have grant
ed life to all slayers unless
the jury recommended mer-
cy. After the Sub failed, they
tried to bring out the original
H.B. 405 which outlawed cap
ital punishment except in the
slayings of police and guards.
1t eventually was indefinitely
postponed, thus disposing of
all the measures suggesting
abolition.
Still pending in the Senate,
however, is SIR. 18 Baker,
which would submit the ques-
ton to a vote of the people,
and Senate Democratic lead
ers n d / c a e d they might
bring this out on the floor
next week.
Although the capital pun
ishment bills seem dead as a
result of the House Judiciary
action, this week. in a way the
matter took on a more serious
aspect. If SIR. 18, which
would submit the matter to
the people in the form of a
referendum to abolish CAPT.
tai punishment, this issue
could overshadow the right
to work" issue of last fall due
to its emotional appeal.
Hospitals
S.B. 116, which makes per-
manent the authority of
Boards of County Commits
sloners to construct and lease
hospitals, was passed by the
Senate on Wednesday, by a
vote Of $40.
SD. Alb, which permits a
patient to request any doctor
or surgeon to treat him in any
hospital, seems doomed at the
present moment. The bill will
either be killed in committee
or so weakened by amend
ments that it possibly will not
be worth the paper it is writ
ten upon.
Schools
The House passed on We'd
nesday Substitute H.B. 76
which allows a vote on extra
levies for schools for indefi.
mite periods.) The bill, passed
91-22, would permit a school
board to submit to a vote an
extra levy for an indefinite
period. The amount of this
levy could not exceed the diff
ference between the schools
levy inside the 10-milI limi-
tatlon and a total of 10 mills.
In other words, if the levy in,
side limitations were four
mills, it could ask for an in.
definite levy of six mills.
If more than a total of 10
mills were needed. the school
board could submit another
levy, but it could not be for
more than 10 years.
A referendum could be call.
ed on an indefinite levy once
each five years by petitions
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
Inter-Faith Film Ratings

Young People Over II
AIRPORT AUTO, The Brsv.
ADDS, War of Satellites and
Blonde BlsekmaiIer.
AIMEE Tsranfvs, Blood
Alley, Saturday Matinee.
DRExEL, Brides for J
Brothers, Children with Ad-
uifs only.
CRANDvIEW. Daddy Long
Legs and Anasfasia.
LINDEN AIR, Hovseboaf
and The Blob.
GRAND, At War with the
Army and Let's Go Navy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
District Court DOoms
Adult Movie Rating

CHICAGO - nc - The District Federal Court
here has held unconstitutional that section of a city
ordinance which permits censors to limit films to
adults only.
Judge Philip [. Sullivan told the CITY of Chicago.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
Bell Ball at Springs

The st. Mary Of the Springs AIumnae will hold
mittee talks over distribution problems. From left to
right are: Miss Sally Donovan, Mrs. Clinton Wander,
Miss Patty Donovan, and Mrs. Roger Knott, ticket
chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03

the film . Limited" permit.
This meant II could be shown
in Chicago only TO persons II
years old or older.
In March, 1858. the film dis
tributor went 10 Federal Court
seeking relief. Paramount's at
torney, Samuel Block. said the
film had been withheld from
neighborhood theaters pend
ing a court ruling on its petit
ton.
Desire Under the Elms" is
classified as morally unob-
jectionable for adults" by the
National Legion of Decency.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-03
Joseph Brosmer
To Head H.N.S.

Joseph Brosmer is the new
president of the st. Catharine
Holy Name Society. Other of.
ficers named last week are
Thomas A. Bringardner, vice,
president; William w. GLADDEN.
secretary, and William WISE.
treasurer.
Committee chairmen include
John Kochensparger, recreation.
Thomas Farrell, membership.
Harold Pierce, usher; Dol
Smith, publicity; Richard Ian
nan. sick and vigil; Ed Brin
gardner. retreat; Elmer JAG
obs, festival, and Tom Brin
gardner, program chairman.