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SECRETARY
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-08-05
ON DENISON BOARDS
First Off-BroadWay
Staging OF Comedy

GRANVILLE-TWo attractions scheduled for the
coming week by the Denison Summer Theater COM
pany are a concert by the Fine Arts Quartet at 8 pm.
Sunday, Aug. Z, in Recital Hall and the first off-Broad-
way production of Under the Sycamore Tree, at $40
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TV Hiehlights
SUNDAY

10 am. Chan. 10 Zero
1860 presents Congress m a II
Francis Z. Walter. Chairman
of the Un,American Activi-
ties Committee of the Us.
Congress. He discusses his
committees recent 108-page
report TO the Congress, which
states that Communism is a
greater menace now than ever
before" Communist Spies in
the United States" is the title
OF this presentation.
1890 am, Chan. 8 The
Christophers p e sent "Chil.
dren Need You" Spring By
ington opens this weeks pro-
gram on how parents can par
ticipate in their ehildren's ed.
ucation.
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RUSSELL = Friday only
Warrior and the Slave Girl,
Commanche Station.
SOUTHERN - Friday only
Because They're Young,
Four-D Man.
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its being burnt down. But the
fanatical mob already hun.
gered to see the flames leap
ing highef
THE resistance was inn
mediately over c our
Catholics were beaten down
with sticks and pushed aside;
petrol flowed inside the
church. and in the space OF
q few minutes the House Of
the Lord, Sacristy and the
new hall, which was not vet
completed, went up IN flames.
"E EVERYTHING which
could feed the fire-floors.
benches. altar. doors and
doorposts confessional sacris.
ty. cupboards, pictures,
ceiling and the whole roof
everything which the fire
could consume was complete
~ destroyed. The Mission
Church Of the immaculate
Heart of Mary was one sea
of flames,
1.-THE LORD HAS GIVEN
and the Lord has taken
away Praised De the Name
Of the Lord" The ways %
the Lord are beyond under
standing our Mission and our
Church have been destroyed
but not our courage nor our
confidence. We do not forget
the covenant which God
made with us or the day OF
orr sacred ordination 10 the
priesthood, namely 10 snow
His mercy 10 His people,
and 10 announce 10 all His
Praise, His Love and HIS
Doctrine. The damage done
amounts TO much Tomorrow
the work begins afresh. In His
Name we build again what
the hands of devils and men
have DESTROYED.
WHO WILL HELP us 10
rebuild the House of God,
there TO give Him a new
home, a new Church I'M honor
Of the Immaculate Heart Of
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-1l<A -
~ - rs .scst5g
ruEsnAv AUGUST

GESb& Z A9S1G
9:25 am, Chan, 4 Flight For
Freedom, Part 2 RKOs 1912
B. See aboveJ
$50 am. Chan. 10 ~ Girl of the
Ozarks -- Paramount, 1895 AL
1890 am, Chan. 6 Blonde Bait
MIRA.
5 pm, Chan. i Women Are
1f.t5 pm. Chan 10 Desert
Fury Paramount, 1916 All.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10
9:25 am, Chan. 4 Enchanted
Cottage, Part 1-RK0 l944-AI.
$50 am, Chan. 10 High Noon
United Artists, 1851 All.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Frontier
Gambler NRA.
5 pm. Chan. 4-Three Wise Guys
MGM, 1896 Al.
$50 pm. Chan. 10 Adventure
In Diamonds NRA.
1I:15 pm, Chan 10 Her jun
gle Love Paramount, 1887 -"
Al.
THURSDAY, AUGUST II
9.25 am, Chan. 4 Enchanted
Cottage, Part 2 RKO 1914
Al Carefree, Part l. RIO, 1887
Al.
s.so am. Chan. 10 The Biscuit
Eater Paramount, 1899 All.
1890 am. Chan. s Last of the
Desperados NRA.
S pm. Chan. 4 Step by Step
-RKo, 1945 All.
1918 pm, chan. 30 Salty
0.Rourke - Paramount, 1940-B.
Collection: Sympathetic treat.
ment Of criminal ingenuity
1l:20 pm. Chan. 6 Mystery OF
Marie Roget Universal, ls4l
All.
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a
Part 3 RKo. 1887 - All.
$50 am. Chan, 10 Killers From
Space - RKO, 1853 - Al,
1890 am. Chan. s Man in the
Trunk 10th Century Fox, 1s4l
$ pm. Chan. ] sundy Punch
--MGM 1941 All.
11.I5 pm, Chan. 10 At War
With the Army Paramount,
1850 - All.
11.20 pm. Chan. 6 Cinderella
Jones RKO, f94e - Al.
I am. Chan. 10 Girl in BIB
MIRA.
SATURDAY, AUGUST -
1870 pm. Chan. 6 Mildred
Pierce Warmers, i949-B. OBJ
lection: Suggestive sequence and
dialogue. light treatment of
marriage
1928 pm. Chan. 4 Music for
Millions MGM. 1914 All.
1880 am. Chan. 6 Return OF
the Ape Man - NRA.
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Legion Of Decencv:
TV Movie Ratings

MOTION PICTURE cLAssIslcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcENcY= AL Morally InonJec"
tionabIe for All: All Morally Tn
objectionable for Adults; B Nor.
aflv Objectionable in Part for All;
C-Condemned. NRA NO Rat
ing Available
FRIDAY, AUGUST s
eos am Chan. ! ProfeSslona4
Sweetheart. Part 2 NRA
$50 am. Chan. 10 Baroness
and the Butler 20th Century
Fox. 1887 - b.
1880 I'm. Chan. 8 Crowd
Roars MGM. 1887 Al,
SPIN. Chan. 4 Under Cover Of
Night II MGM, 1886 - All.
tf.l5 pm. Chan. 10 - Shepherd of
the Hills Paramount, 1916
All.
IL 90 pm, Chan. . Mrs. Mike
United Artists. i949 All
I am. Chan. 10 - The Great o
pitaI Mystery goth Century
Fox. 1896 Al.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6
10 30 pm, Chan 6 Young Mr..
Lincoln 20th Century Fox,
1888 ~ al.
1is2s pm, Chan. Z Holiday AT.
fair HKO, 1919 Al
~ 30 n. Chan s - Bride Of the
Monster - NRA.
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God Love You
Who Could Ignore
This Bishops Letter?
BY Bishop Fulton J. Sheen

Mary. His dear Mother Who
will help us to build a Tab
ernacle for Our Lord Jesus
Christ from which He can
dispense His graces and
blessings TO the hearts of
the Africans-t0 their faml-
lies their homes, the whole
village and finally the whole
of South Africa. He who co
operates in this is q Mission
AIRY in the true sense of the
Word-fulfilling this the com
mand of the Lord, to proclaim
his Name throughout the
whole world from the rising
OF the sun to the gong down
thereof 50 that there may
soon be but one fold and one
shepherd
WHO WILL NOT react TO
such an appeal as this? You
at home can be a true dis
ciple of Our Lord. With a
minimum offering of $500
the Holy Father is able to
justify the faith and CON
fidence of such a mission
priest. This minimum offer
ing will build a chapel. an
offering vi $4,000 will build d
church. The only condition is
in allowing the Holy Father
to decide where the chapel
or church is to be erected.
Send whatever you are able
10 sacrifice TO him through
his Society for the Pro-
pagation of the Faith.
Cut our this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail it
TO Most Rev. Fulton j. Sheen,
National Director of the So
ciety for the Propagation of
the Faith Msgr. James Knlp,
246 + Town St., Columbus Is
Ono.
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Inter-Faith Film Listing

This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the Inter-Faith Film
committee as q 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 Journal
and Dispatch Entertain
ment section on Friday.
CHILDREN
HUNTS - Ben-Hur.
AIRPORT Auto The I'm
forgiven, King of the Wild
Stations.
BEECHWDLD-Giant of Mar
athon, The Cossacks.
GRAND VIEW Mountain
Road, The Mouse That
Reared.
HUDSON The Unforgiyen,
Jack and the Beanstalk.
LINCOLN - Because They're
Young Pillars of the Sky.
LINDEN AIR Giant of Mar
athon. Proud Rebel.
LIVINGSTON. PARSONS,
UNIVERSITY Giant of
Marathon, Prisoner of the
Nolga.
They're
Young, Walk the Proud
Land.
BROAD The Lost World,
The Tin Star.
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pm. Tuesday through Satur-
day, Aug. 9-13, in the blue
tent, both on Denison Uni
yersity'S lower campus.
The quartet. which will play
a program of Haydn, Debussy,
and Beethoven numbers. is
composed of Leonard Sorkin
and Abram Loft, violinists:
Irving Inner viola; and
George Sopkin, cello. a group
of New York musicians who
have played together continu-
ously since 1916. The first
quartet TO make stereophonic
recordings, it has performed
the first series of cinematic
exposltions for Encyclopedia
Britannica Films, toured ex-
tensively in Europe, and APP
peared on weekly nationwide
broadcaSts over the ABC net
work.
William Brasmer managing
director, Is in charge of I'm
der the Sycamore Tree" a
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The following is taken
from a letter received re-
Gently from a Bishop In
South Africa whose
school, church and hall
we're set on fire and burned
down by a rebellious and IN
stigsted mob"
THE DESTRUCTION was
fearful Our Church was the
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SUNDAY, AUGUST

u noon. Chan. 10 Bermuda
Mystery 20th Century Fox,
1943 - Al
1.30 pm. Chan. 8 - Miss Pinker-
ton ~ NRA.
$50 pm, Chan. s Employees
Entrance NRAs
1890 pm. Chan. s The Star
goth Century Fox, 1852 B.
Objection. Reflects aeceptanilitv
OF divorce and remarriage, tends
to condone Illicit actions
1f:25 pm, Chan. ! Lady Be
Good NRA.
.11.30 pm, Chan. 10 TIL We
Meet Again - Paramount. 1896
Al.
MONDAY AUGUST 8
gs25 am, Chan. A Flight For
Freedom. Part / RKO. 1872
b. objection: The suicide of
the leading character is present
ed as noble and justifiable.l
$50 am, Chan, 10 You Be.
long to Me Columbia, 1871
All.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - City of Miss
ing Girls = B. objection: sordid
background
pm, Chan. 4 Station West
RK0. 1919 Al.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 Patterns
-NRA.
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Summer Thedter
Play Guide
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AUGUST
PAJAMA GAME, Aug. 3-14, oSU Stadium Theater
Partly Objectionable.
MRS. Nothing, Aug. s-13, PIayheuse-on-the-
Green - Family.
HAPPlEsT MILLIONAIRE, Aug. s-13, Denison
Summer Theafer - Family.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA, SUDDENLY LAST
SUMMER, Aug. 1870, Observation-Disclosures
Objectionable in Part.
U TOWN, Aug. 1870, Denison Summer Thesfer
Family.
AUNTlE NAME, Aug. 22-sept. ;, PIayhouse-on-the-
Green Objectionable in Part.
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FARMING Is OUR most
dangerous industry and the
Fifth Commandment obliges
us before God to make it
SAFE
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last TO suf
fer num-
b of our
Catholics at
mpted TO
[ a K e up
their stand
before t h e
church in
order TO pro
tect it and
TO prove n I
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satire about mems follies by
Samuel Spewack, author of
kiss Me. Kate "Boy Meets
Girl" and My Three Angels"
Starring in the leading role
is Sue Hubbard, senior at
Ohio State University in her
third season with the DIST,
and John Scbuck, Lynn Mil
grim, and Thomas Krichbaum
all have important roles.
Playing through Saturday is
the English revue Salad
Days"
Evening star., 1960-09-18
)
LFeedA
Let's stamp out '''' '''''

Today We and venerea disease Why then,
don't simply eradicate factor in our national life!
Because time and time again. public raxes and allows the
to return.
So TO-DAY we of the Public Health Service must
sound We calling upon both public health and
private medicine do everything in their to help eradicate
VD which rising shocking rate especially among our
young people, We calling educators and leaders
everywhere help choke off the climate in which thves
Just how serious is the VD problem fOdoy?
Thanks to pencn and the wartime education program the
trend of infectious syphilis declined dramatically until 1854
But then has reversed ITSELF and has been soaring steadily
upward We believe that 100000 persons in
the need for syphilis Our
in casendng and treatment being offset by the occurrence
of approximately 10000 year. II these people are
treated in 200 will become blind in SO will become
insane, in Is will become crippled ncapactaed to some
extent, and in Is will die with syphitic heart ailment
Right is costing SAT million year to maintain the
syphl confined in publicly supported mental hospitals
Veneeal disease peculiar particular social
group of the country frequently found where it is
least expected, sadly among our young people.
Whot is causing this sTosie increase in VD?
There may reasons doubt that sexual
promscuy the chief Between 1850 and 1857 recorded
egmae births United increased from l42 900
100000 This increase of AZ cent in gtimacy while
the total number of of chdbearng increasing
only 90 per cent.
Another may be that during the past 10 years almost
million marriages have been broken by legal divorce and
can only guess how many additional millions of families have
been broken by mutual consent desertion
Surveys indicate that million of every 10
in this country living apart from both parents. No
doubt many these os lonely children desperate search
of love and security For them sexual excitement not very
different from alcoholism drug addiction.
The increase in VD also be caused by the widespread
knowledge of penn which reduced much of the fear of VD
Many persons suspectng they infected be able
penicln injections surreptously without being
ined properly by physician.
Perhaps living in period of relaxed moral response
by. always difficult gauge the effects of changing
But of thing economic and other factors have
made population mobile rootss. In the expert
of the Public Health Service of the pomiscuous
persons nansents who spread disease large
Ao there has been large influx of population from small
and rural into large metropolitan centes Here
again. the of people has served water down the
established educational, religious and family influences
Despite these problems of me VD be coped with.
How No. L. Young people must be taught the facts of these
diseases, learn their doctors if they suspect
Infection No. q Adequate local. and federal aid must be
made available find and fast they
l1zA. :.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

THIS WEEK Moeozine / September 10. 1850
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Rivers Congress Goes
To Baltimore Ceremony

Delegates to the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress
went to Baltimore today to
commemorate the founding OF
the organization there in 1901.
Buses left the Mayfiower
Hotel here. where the groups
47th national convention is
being held, for the Baltimore
program. This called for dedi-
cation of a plaque to commem-
crate the seth anniversary Of
the organizations founding;
an inspection tour of Balti-
more Harbor and approach
channels, and a visit to Fort
McHenry, where THE Star
Spangled Banner" was written.
Mayor to Speak
A City Hall ceremony was
the setting for the unveillng
of the plaque. Addresses were
scheduled by President Henry
H. Buckman and Mayor j.
Harold Grady, who is vice
president of the Maryland
branch of the organization.
On a harbor cruise, the dele
gates were guests of the Mary
land Port Authority aboard the
vessel Port Welcome" An ad-
dress by Gov. Tawes was sched-
uled this afternoon.
Tomorrow's program of the
congress includes speeches by
Senators johnson. Democrat of
Texas, and Wiley, Republican
of Wisconsin, and Representa-
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Of the three contests in the
Stanleyville area.
Unoficial results from other
sections Of the vast country
had not been received.
Kasavubu and Lumumba
represented two extreme ma
tionalist groups among the
dozens Of parties entered in
the race. None was expected to
win a clear majority in the
House Of Deputies, which will
convene after the Congo
achieves full dependence from
Belgium June 80.
Officers said political rivals
clashed at Kamina and four
Congolese were hacked to death
with knives. Fourteen per-
sons were injured.
An African priest said he was
attacked by a gang after his
sermon urging mis- followers to
vote for candidates who would
respect their rights.
In the Kasai province. rival
Lulua and Baluba tribesmen
clashed again yesterday, leav-
ing l8 dead.
Official reports reaching here
today said Baluba attacked the
Evening star., 1960-05-25

tives Boggs. Democrat of Louis
lana, and Martin, Republican
of Massachusetts,.
Recreation Law Urged
Yesterday, the Rivers and
Harbors Congress committee
on wild life and recreation,
headed by Representative Ed
mondson, Democrat of Okla
homa, adopted a resolution to
support Federal legislation to
recognize recreation as an es-
sential part of new Federal
projects for flood control, water
supply, hydro-electric power
development or reclamation.
Representative E d m o n dSon
said a lot of money would be
returned from the cost of such
projects from fishermen, boat
men and other users. The en-
tire Rivers and Harbors Con-
gresS will consider the recon-
mendation.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
State Opens Fight
ToCIuim Estute
Of Daddy Grace

BOSTON. May IS (AP).-
Massachusetts, today opened a
legal battle to get a major por-
ton of the estate of Charles
Daddy Grace-leader Of the
House of Prayer for All People.
Attorney General Edward j.
Mccormack. jr., said there is
a distinct possibility that since
charitable interests are in
volved the State could receive
the entire estate.
Mr.. Mccormack ordered As
sistant Attorney General Rich
ard H. Gems, director of the
division of public charities, to
confer with State tax officials
and prepare legal action.
After the death of Bishop
Grace in January, the church
was named the principal bene-
flciary. Estimates of the es-
tate's value have ranged as
high as $25 million.
The District of Columbia
Evening star., 1960-05-25
U. N. Agency Admits
Border Violations

SEOUL, May Is (AP).-The
United Nations Command said
today that two of its aircraft
inadvertently flew over the
demilitarized zone into Red
North Korea May 2.
At a meeting of secretaries
of the Military Armistice Com
mission near Panmunjom, it
denied there were four other
violations as charged by the
Communists. Instead. Col.
Harry S. Messec, U. N. c. Sec
retary, accused the Communists
of sending armed personnel
into the southern portion of
the demilitarized zone in vio-
lation of the truce agreement