davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-05-05
NEW LOOK

Almost-new rambler decorated with
detail for easy living. Floor-to.
ceiling fireplace, dining ell for big
big furniture, dream kitchen; fire.
place in a rec. room that's a host.
ess' dream, with sliding glass door,
out onto concrete patio: 3 bed.
rooms, ga baths and the 4th bed
room could be yours by addinI
one simple partition. New 5iaT
financing available; S37. $50
HOLLEY REALTY, 51S3 Lee high
way, KE. S-5350.
Evening star., 1960-05-05
FARMS
CONTINUED

LAYHILL, Mont. Co.-2OIs acres
spring house, running water
WInew house. 3 bedrmS., . baths
rec. rr1.s beaut. country view. Lie
net. country clubs. CLAUI
sHIFLET, RA- 10000. RA- 3-2s7a
Evening star., 1960-05-05

$40 ACRE FARM ESTATE
$500 more acres availablel
wit h spacious 8 bedroom
brtek-and-frsme home. Big
living room with fireplace,
20-ft. dining room. spacious
kitchen. 20-ft. den, fun
bath, 2Oxls bedrooms on
md floor: oil heat: 2-csr
garaEe; tenant houses. 9TH
er buildings. Suitable for
raising beef cattle. Near
Front Royal. Va. Native
blue EraSS thrive in the area.
Vas Beef Cattle Experi-
mental Station nearby.
Highway frontage. Price and
terms reasonable. Write or
can Colonel Goodwin or Mr..
Moring.
HICKS REALTY co.
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex. Va.
KI. 9-1600
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 SECOND TRUST NOTE. 81
mo payments: modern Maryland
property: excel. white makers
$3.50. ST. 3-56a0.
End TRUST ON MODERN D. c
property, Govt. makers, b. and /
f1rst: 50et discount for immedi.
ate sale. IA. 9-331l, OIL. 1888
Evening star., 1960-05-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR sALE-Retirement homesite
cleared, Towering and evergreer
trees, stream, view Blue Ridge
MIS-; S1,5o0; about z acres, or
plaektop highway = miles from
side 3-3123. JAMES M. ASKEW
Evening star., 1960-05-05
SUMMER HOMES

C0TTAGES( furn., near Gettysburg
Also log cabin by trout stream
cool, quiet, swim. Write for folder
MRS, CLAYTON PHILIPS, En-.
mitsburs. Nd.
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BY FsssIy and Shorten OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT
tcoRTINUepl
BETHESDA
SIIVER SPRING Mn

Modern a;5e, ,o bldg, oeeup. in May;
pubic pkg. OIL. 2-22o2. ewes,
AK. 9-9O27.
CHOICE OFFICES
SILVER SPRING, MD.
See and admire the bright. cheer
ful of1ees IN ultramodern building
at 9O9 Pershing Or. Fully air
eond. Owner pays all utilities. Call
Don Young, ewes. To. 2-7les.
Frederick w. Berens
Sales, Inc.
Commercial Dept.
1922 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-05-05
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SHANGRI-LA

Two 15-acre tracts. >. cleared
located in valley miles north OF
Ihurmont, Nd. $4,000 each. Cal
AP. 1-3439.
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nC Mn OP VA

CASH FOR HOUSES
DORFMAN & CO., CO. 5-4056
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HOUSES WANTED TO bur
(coNTlNUEp'
ALI, CASH

BUDNEY PAYS ALL Cash
10. $3.50 LO. 5-3423 LO. 5-l29e
Evening star., 1960-05-05
APT. HOUSES

All. HOUSES
TWO 5-UNIT apt. houses. Shows
$4,000 yearly income for both.
Consisting of ten 2-bedrm. apis.
and q built-in garages. Can be
bought with low down pymt. win
show So return on Investment
plus amortization and deprecia-
tion. Only 8 years old.
s-UNIT apt. house. 9 units, con-
sisting OF fve 2-bedrm. and three
1-bedrm. apts. Shows shout 9es
return on Investment plus amor
tiZation and depreciation.
PA UNITS. Shows 1Oss return on
price. Can be bouSht on good
Evening star., 1960-05-05
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ALEXANDRIA-5-unit apartment:
shows over 10es on cash invested
can be converted TO business.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, Realtor,
"a. 4-3a76; ewes. and week ends,
Evening star., 1960-05-05
111a ACRES-$21,oO 900
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER, needs commercial and
apartment house ground: has
cash. U. s REALTY, 1Ol5 Wan
Ter place. 10. 2-A2OO
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Bishop Sends
Greetings

Once again, the Christian world pauseS in its
daily routine in order to kneel before the newborn
Infant in the manger-crib of Bethlehem. Through the
eyes of faith we adore God Incarnate, in celebrating
Christmas as the anniversary Feast of His Birth.
TRULY THE WORDS of the Prophet lsaias are
fulfilled: "The people that walked in darkness have
seen a great light. To those who dwelt in the region of
the shadow of death, light is risen'' TX, D.
The true spirit of Christmas is one of living faith.
God has come into the world, which He created, in the
visible form of man, whom He made, uniting our hui
man nature to the Divine nature in the Second Per-
son of the Most Holy Trinity. And the Word was
made flesh and dWelt among us" John l. 14(
TT Is NOT FOR HIS own sake that the Son of
God became man, but in order to make us, as it were,
gods by His Grace" writes st. Thomas AqulnaS. Not
all men will go to heaven because Christ came into the
world, to be their promised Messias and their Saviour.
Some reject Him and His teaching; some will have no
part with Him and His grace.
''But to as many as received Him He gave the
power of becoming sons of God; to those who believe
in His Name" John !, 12). For all of us who believe,
Christmas leads us to greater confidence In Gods Prov
idence. We learn the lesson Of trust from Mary, who
knew not how these things were to be, but gave to God
her consent to be His Mother.
WE CAN PATTERN our confidence after the
trust of st. Joseph, who took God at His revealed word
and accepted Mary as his spouse. We can learn from
both Mary and Joseph how to follow Gods Will in all
confidence, as they did, not knowing what they would
find at Bethlehem, or how things would turn out.
BUT MARY AND JOSEPH knew that they were
doing what God wanted them to do. So, God pro-
vided a shelter, though the inn had no room for them.
HE CAV A CHOIR of angels to announce the
Birth of His Son to the shepherds, and a marvellous
star to guide the Wise Men. And when the shepherds
had seen, "they understood what had been told them
concerning this child" Gospel of End Christmas
Mass; and the Magi, Failing down, worshipped Him"
Gospel of Epiphany.
WE WISH AMI PRAY that all of you may keep
this Christmas with the song of the angels in your
hearts: GLORY to God in the highest, and peace on
earth among men of good will" that all of you may
ioin with tho cbophordc on6 fho Wico Mon in OaInd
to Bethlehem believing and trusting, and that out of
your faith and confidence may grow that great act of
love of God, which makes Christmas a continuing
daily grace in your souls!
ABIEssED CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Clarence G.. Issenmann,
bishop of olumbus
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Tell Nativity
Story Here
To Shoppers

The story Of the Nativ.
ity will be told on Column
bus street corners and in
shopping centers next
week by members of the
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Youth, young adult division.
They are participants in the
Christmas-is- Christ's Birthday
committee program.
AN APPEAL TO KEEP
Christ in Christmas will be
made to the shoppers between
the hours of 7 and 9 pm. on
Monday, Dec, 10. Thursday.
Dec. % and Friday, Dec. %
from Town and High to Long
and High. A shopping center
will be visited each night.
Literature explaining The
Twelve Days of Christmas, the
theme of this years promo
ton, will be distributed to
the shopper.
The street players" are
Albert c. Roehrenbeck, st.
John the Evangelist: Michael
Collins, Holy Name: and John
E. Jones, St. Christopher. AS
sisting them will be Richard
Hovance, st. Peter.
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SECOND In SERIES
Are Driye-Ins a Moral Hazard?

of sin which such surround
ingS promote.
THE TOTAL COUNT was
100 who felt drive-ins posed
problems and 80 took the OPP
posite stand. There were 81
boys who felt the drive-ins
posed threats to the morals
and So who said no; So girls
said yes and 80 said no.
There were So - IS boys and
18 girls - who a d that
drive-ins might be a problem.
The students answers indi-
Gated they do patronize drive
in movies for the following
reasons:
PRIVACY, RELAxAT O NJ,
lack of other places to go, no
trouble finding a parking
place, cost, fun, comfort,
dress, food, freedom and OPP
portunity to see movies miss
ed downtown.
An interesting and alarm
ing note discovered in the
DRIVEN movie survey was in
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ADVENT In YOUR Home:
Advent Houses Good Means
To Explain Christ's Coming

sheet. Drawn seven windows
and a large entrance door.
Mark the windows with fig
ures one to seven or with the
dates December II through
December %.
The outside of the house
can be decorated with illus
trationS from last years
Christmas cards. The windows
should be cut so that they
can be folded back on the
proper days.
FOR THE ILLUSTRATIONS
behind each window you will
need separate sheets Of pa
per-colored construction pa
per, stationery, or what you
have will do. The symbols of
Christ are easily drawn even
If you can't make a straight
line.
If you don't want to make
an artistic attempt, you can
fall back on last years Christ
mas cards for appropriate
pictures, but at least, letter
the first words of each anti
phon on the proper window
backing for each day.
THESE SEPARATE sheets
may then be pasted or tapped
Continued on Page .
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the Diocese is additionally
the only collection on that
day. Bishop Issenmann this
week in a letter to the pas
tors said that this year the
parishes would be allowed to
retain Is per cent Of the col
lection for their own use.
"In the confident expecta-
ton that the orphans and
charities will not suffer-" the
bishop said, Il hope you will
explain the significance of
the change in favor Of the
parishes and will encourage
the people to give generous
ly to the benefit of both the
orphans and the parish"
THE DIOCESE Is CARING
for more children today than
in the past" the Bishop point
ed out. Eighty children
were adopted this year. In
addition, 346 children have
been cared for, not only in
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ant doctrine. Obviously, no
Catholic teenager should at
tend such movies.)
MOST OF THE teenagers
readily admitted that the
privacy of the car and other
surroundings presented temp
tation for excessive neck
ing" They also felt strongly
that the case against teen
ayers falling into mortal sin
because of drive-in movies is
highly individual.
However, one Aquinian
said that "no decent boy
would take a decent girl to a
drive-in."
THEATREWo NJ, Mrs.
Ethel Miles, operator of five
driven theaters and one in.
door movie house, sighed,
"That old question about the
immortality Of drive-ins never
gets lost, does it,"
SHE SAYS THAT the Miles
drive-ins cater to family
groups. She also defended the
teenagers by saying "You
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BY
"a FALLON DURBlN

With only one week re-
naming before Christ
o e S again into our
C h C h e S, homes and
hearts, anticipation of the
joyous feast reaches a high
peak.
The light of hope grows
brighter as the fourth candle
of the Advent Wreath is light
ed.
The empty crib is empty no
longer for the straws Of
sacrifice and kind deeds are
mounting to prepare a warm
resting place for the Holy
Babe.
ON DECEMBER II, the
Church begins another step in
preparation for Christmas -
the singing of the 20" anti
phons before and after the
M~agnificat of Vespers on
every day until the vigil of
Christmas.
These antiphons, %scriptural
passages just a few lines long,
are beautiful expressions of
the strong desire for Christ
to come.
One delightful custom for
explaining the 20" antiphons
to children is that of the "Ad-
vent House" with its seven
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BY JOHN Z. JONES
Times Staff Wrifer)

Teenagers and the ex-
elusive members of the
'hip-set' call them "Puck-
er Palaces" and passion
Pits. But to the rest of
us in the square world, "they"
are Drive-In Theaters, an in
novation which was welcom-
ed with a sigh Of relief from
the baby) carriage trade.
MANY HAVE EXPRESSED
fear concerning the combina-
ton of teenagers, cars, drive
in movies and excessive
"necking."
In the opinion of theater
operators these fears are I'M
called for.
In the opinion of many jun
iors and seniors at Aquinas
College High School and st.
Joseph Academy, drive-ins are
a date problem in the city
and the prudent teenager
should avoid the temptation
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the Generalate of the Mar
ianists. Rev. Jackson attend
ed Cathedral Latin High
School in Cleveland which is
stated by the Marianist Or
der.
ALSO PARTICIPATING in
the ceremonies will be Fa-
Their Charles P. Essman,
STD, of the Diocese of
Columbus, who is Assistant
Superior of the Graduate
House of the North Amer
lean College, and Father Will
liam L. Moran, ST., a pro-
fessor at the Pontifical Bib
lical Institute in Rome. Fa-
Their Essman's parents are
members of Holy Name par
ish, Columbus. Father Nor
ans parents reside in Our
Lady Of Victory parish, Co
lumbuS.
The newly-ordained priest,
his parents and pastor hope
to have an audience with
the Holy Father sometime
during the three days fol-
lowing ordination.
Rev. Jackson was born in
Cleveland and attended I'm
Continued on Page q
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know, these are difficult
times for the young people,
we haven't made it very Sc
cure for them many pres
sures."
There are just as many
misbehaving adults as there
are teenagers," she said.
Mrs. Miles pointed out that
in her operation "we try to
keep a weather-eye open for
any such trouble. If we see a
car scooting off to the back of
the lot one of our managers
checks into it."
SHE COMM { NTED that
most of her audience is made
up of "young married couples
and older couples"
"And besides, If people
have inclinations toward i'm
moral behaviour, they'll find
someplace. Our young people
do what we expect Of them"
Following is a sampling of
the Aquinas students answers
to this weeks question:
Continued on Page -
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Downtown
Parishes Set
Confessions

Special hours for Comics
sions have been set in the
churches throughout the Do
cese in preparation for Christ
mas.
In the downtown area of
Columbus:
ST. JOSEPH CATHEDRAL
has scheduled Confessions for
Thursday, December %, and
Friday, December %, from 4
to S pm, and Z to 9 pm. on
both days. On Christmas Eve,
Confessions will be heard con-
tinuously from II am. to Z
pm.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH,
Fifth and Rich Streets, will
have Confessions on Thursday,
December 90, from $3.50 to 5
p.m.. and from 7 to 8 pm.
On Friday, December %, Con-
LESSONS will be heard before
and after the Novena services
which are at 1905, 3, 5:25,
and 7:3O pm. The Christmas
Eve schedule will have con-
fessions from $3.50 to 5 pm.
ST. PATRICK CHURCH,
Grant avenue at Naghten
street, has scheduled Comics
sions on Friday, December 70,
from $3.50 to $50 pm. and o
to 8 pm. On Christmas Eve
Confessions will be heard
from II noon continuously
until 8 pm.
Readers are asked to con-
suit their Sunday bulletins
for Confession times in the
residential parishes.
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The ordaining prelate will
be Archbishop Martin j.
O'Connor, STD, rector of
the Pontifical College for
American students in Rome.
REV. JACKSON. whose
home is in Cleveland, has
been a student at the Greg
orian University in Rome
since September, 1857. He
will finish his seminary stud
les in June of 1861, and is
working toward the degree of
Licientiate of Sacred The
ology.
ATTENDING the ceremon-
les in Rome will be his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl L.
Jackson Of Our Lady of Mt.
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Saint Vincent's and Saint
AIMS but also in adaptive
and foster homes and in other
training schools"
Bishop Issenmann not d
that costs have increased
for the Diocese in caring for
these children, just as costs
have increased for every
family in feeding and cloth
ing their children. Our peo-
pie have always responded
Fundamentally to the respon-
sibility of the orphaned and
homeless. Our priests have
been solicitous for the sup
port of Saint Vincent's."
I'VE HAVE NO DOUBT
that under your inspiration
and direction the Christmas
collection will be increased
so that the orphans will rot
receive less because of the
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BlrLIlQdy COmHllLlee has
activities from December rs
through January 6.
THE LUMBUS GAL
LERY of Fine Arts will dis
play a Madonna exhibit in
Guiding an unusual study of
the Virgin and Child with
st. Ann by Jan Joest. The
Ohio State Historical Museum
will also display a special
Christmas exhibit during the
Twelve Days.
CHRISTMAS PLANTS and
flowers will be exhibited at
the Franklin Park Conserva-
tory as a part of tn eTwelve
Days, program. The Column
bus College of Art and De-
sign has prepared a selection
of the religious art and It's
display is tentatively set for
the Conservatory also.
CHRISTMAS cAROLLING,
dramatic presentations, ra-
dio and TV programs will be
tory as a part of the Twelve
Days.
A SPECIAL EPIPHANY
pilgrimage to three Column
buS-area churches will eli
max the celebration on JAN
uary 6.
Billboards remin d ! n g Of
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Fast, Abstain,
December %

Next Friday, December
23, is observed as the
Vigil of Christmas in the
Diocese and all Catholics
must abstain from meat
all day and those obliged
to fast can have bur one
full meal and two other
meals not TO equal q full
meal.
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Wv PIN.
He will be assisted by
priests of the Cathedral staff.
The singing for the occasion
will be done by the Cathedral
Club Choristers. The public
is invited to attend this cere-
mony.
ON CHRISTMAS EVE the
Bishop Hartley High School
Choral Group will sing carols
on the Cathedral lawn start
ing at Ills pm. up until
the beginning of the Mid
night Mass.
Inside the church carols
will be sung by the st. Char
les Seminary Choir under the
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als

I~NTEGRATloN: Right As Well As LesaIe-Pase
d.
NEW BOOKS for chiIdren-Page S.
UPsETs HIGHLlGHT S~ehooIboy Cage Contests;
Catholic Elves Rate High-Page e..
YOUTHFUL ASTRONOMERS Build Telescopes;
eye Young Adult Program Booms-Page 8.
CHRISTOPHER COURSE Graduates First Wo-
mems Class, Other Aefivities-Page II.
TV MOVIE RATINGS, Other Entertainment Fea-
fures-Page ID.
BISHOPS SUGGEST Asarian Reform in Latin
America-Page Is. g
CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS Mass Schedules
Page Is.
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direction of Father F. Thorn
as Gallen.
At 11:45 pm. Bishop Clar-
ence G.. Issenmann will bless
the indoor Crib in the Cathe-
dral. The Solemn Pontifical
Mass with the Bishop as eel.
ebrant will begin at IL mid
night.
ASSISTING THE BISHOP
at Midnight Mass will be
Monsignor McGlynn, assis-
tant priest with Father
Thomas Lowery and Father
Frank Meagher, Deacons Of
Honor.
Continued from page y
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BISHOP REMINDS:
Orphans Collection
Greatly Needed

portion going to the
parishes"
The Bishop concluded his
letter by asking the pastors
to remind their pensioners
of Christ's words "Whatso-
ever you do unto the least,
you do unto Me-"
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Carmel parish, Cleveland,
his pastor, Monsignor Will
lam O'Donnell.
The young priests first
Mass will be offered at the
Generalate of the Sisters
of Notre Dame on Monte
Mario. A second special
Mass will be celebrated at
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was IESuIIIEu d5dIII UUIIIIS
Advent.
Produced by the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Men with
the cooperation of WLW-C,
the program has been coordi-
mated by Father Murphy, who
is assistant moderator of the
Mems Council.
EACH WEEK THE PARISH.
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CRIB BLESSING, MASSES:
CRIB BLESSING, MASSES:
Christmas Services
Set At Cathedral

The schedule of Christmas services at st. Joseph
Cathedral was released this week by Monsignor Joseph
E. McGlynn, pastor.
THE OUTDOOR NATIVITY Scene will be blessed
by Monsignor McGlynn on Friday, December %, at
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oNERs from various parish
es make up the studio con-
gregation and a guest cele-
brant usually from the parish,
offers the Mass.
This week Bishop Clarence
G.. Issenmann will offer the
Mass and Pensioners from
Holy Rosary will make up the
studio congregation.
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REV. CHARLES A. JACKSON:
To Be Ordained
In Rome, Sunday

Rev. Charles A. Jackson, a seminarian studying
for the Diocese of Columbus, will be ordained to the
priesthood this Sunday, December 18, in the lmmacu-
late Conception Chapel of the North American Col
1ooo IN PoYao Ha1u
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Editors Note: Mrs.
James Durbin, a gradu-
are of Rosary High School
and St. Mary of the
Springs College was for
merIy employed at the
Pflaum Publishing Com
pany, Dayton. She is
n ewspape publicity
chairman for the Column
bus Christmas is chrisf's
Birthday Committee.
sealed windows concealing
symbols of Christ taken from
the Old Testament.
SOME OF THESE Houses"
available in local stores)
have windows numbered for
each of the days in December
but l have discovered none
that use the symbols of Christ
for the last week so it Will
probably be necessary to
make your own - a simple
task.
The advent House" can be
constructed from a piece of
cardboard or heavy paper and
can be as large or small as
your material allows. Draw a
house on the sheet of paper
or merely cut a roof shape
at the top of a rectangular
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BISHOP REMINDS:

Due to the added costs in caring for children,
Bishop Issenmann asked that the Faithful give more
generously to the Christmas Collection for st. Vim
cents Orphans Home.
HI COLLECTION TAKEN up at all Masses in
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jected by a st. Joseph Acade-
my student who said:
"Yes, drive-in movies are
date problems, definitely
especially the Free Christian
Drive-In. None of the kids
that go there watch the movie
and it's free!"
(The Free Christian Drive
In is operated by a Protest
ant organization and features
films which present Protest
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Televised Mass to Be
Permanent Program

Televised Dialogue Mass over WLW-C, Channel
Four each Sunday at 10 am. will now be permanent
program, according to Father Hugh Murphy, producer.
THE MASS WHICH was begun during Lent this
year, was broadcast until Easter Sunday. The program
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Editors Note: This is The
second of three articles on
feenase attitudes toward
movie going and fhe Legion
of Decency Ratings. The ar
ficles are a result of a survey
taken of uppercIassmen at St.
Joseph Academy and Aquinas
College High School. The sur.
vey was taken jointly by the
Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women Film Committee and
The Catholic Times.