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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
Legion Pledge Taken This Sunday

promise TO do ell that | can TO
strengthen public opinion against fhe pro-
duction of indecent and immoral films,
and TO unite with all who protest against
them.
acknowledge my obligation TO form
. right conscience about pictures that are
dangerous TO my moral life. AS a member
of the Legion of Deeeney, ! pledge myself
TO remain away from them. promise,
further, TO stay away altogether from
places Of amusement which show them as
a matter of policy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
CATHOLIC ACTIONISTS SAY:

The statement review n 6
the findings of the 300 &C.
clesiastical and lay social ac-
ton experts echoed a point
made during the Week-long
meeting by Archbishop
Miguel Dario Miranda of Mex
leo City. Comparing social
conditions in Latin America
today to a corpse, Archbishop
Miranda said:
life IS LACKING wher-
ever there is no justice, wher-
ever mans dignity is p%rofan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
Ember Days
Next Week

Next Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday, Deem
Der IA, Is, ". are the
Winter Ember Days. Meat
may be taken only at the
principal meal on Wed
nesday and Saturday. Of
course not at all on Fri
day. One full meal can
be taken on each of the
three days with two other
meals on each day, which
together do not equal q
full meal.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09

brought sun to the Holy
Land, sun to Istanbul, and sun
to Rome, but l returned here
to cloud and rain"
DR.. Fisher declined to elab-
crate on his conversation with
the Pope. But he denied the
suggestion-which had been
published in the press here
that some Catholics in Rome
were chilly toward him. II no
ticed nothing at all" he said.
Everybody | met was ex-
tremely welcoming and friend
ly and sympathetic, as has
been publicly said from the
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09

This Sunday, Dec. II, the Pledge
of the Legion Of Decency will be TAX
IN throughout the United States.
Following is the text of the Pledge
which will be given at all Masses,
Sunday.
In the name of the Father and Of
the Son and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.
| condemn indecent and immoral mo.
tion pictures, and those which slorifY
crime or criminals.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
FR. MOTLEY

FIR. Francis B. Hinton, .C.M.,
pastor, st. Mary Parish, Grove
port.
DEAcoNS OF HONOR to
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
were the Very Reverend EN-.
Hanley, O.P., prior, st. Jo-
seph Priory, Somerset, and FIR.
Joseph Briggs, O.P., pastor,
st. Thomas Parish, GAINESVILLE.
The sermon was preached
by FIR. Reginald Coffey, o.P.,
Dominican House of Studies,
Washington, DC. Bishop Is
senmann gave the final abb
solution.
AQUINAS upperclassmen
assisted at a Requiem Mass
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
INSIDE NEWS

V~INCENTIANS OPEN New Shop - Page 2.
READERS DIALOGUE Continues on Mass
Page 4.
JOE BELLINo, Grid King Page 6. /.
STATE, CHURCH Disapprove of Abortion
Page 4.
LAST OF THE PROPHETS, Third Sunday Of Ad-
vent = Page 9.
~ MOVIE RATINGS - Page 10.
PRESSURE U.N. on World Wide Birth Control
Program. Page II.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
AOUINAS SCIENCE TEACHER
Offer Mass For
Fr. W. C.. Motley

Solemn Requiem Mass was offered Monday in
Columbus st. Patrick Church for Fir. William George
Motley, OP, 81, Aquinas science teacher who died
Thursday, Dec. l.
%cEIEBRANT OF MASS was his brother, FIR.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
Predicts Frequent
Talks BetWeen
Catholics, Anglicans

LONDON-The Archbishop of Canterbury pre-
dicted there will now be frequent discussions between
representatives of the Church of England and Of the
Roman Catholic Church,
The Most Rev. Godfrey Francis Fisher said here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
ADVENT IN THE HOME

Editors Note: Mrs.
James DUrbin, a gradu-
ate of Rosary High School
and St. Mary of the
Springs College was for
merIy employed at the
PfIaum Publishing Com
pany, Dayton. She is
paper publicity
chairman for the Column
bus Christmas is Christ's
Birthday Committee.
another in imitation of
Christ's love for us express
ed in His birth. Wrappings
can be made beautifully SYM
bolic of Christ's birth with
the use of varicolored tape
and paper.
Many imprinted wrappings
depict the Nativity scene, the
angels, shepherds, and kings.
Why not use your magma
ton to make your gifts this
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09

Editors Note: This is
The first of three articles
on feenage attitudes TO-
ward movie going and the
Legion of Decency Rat
ings. The articles are a
result of a survey taken
of upperelassmen at ST.
Joseph m and
A quinas College High
School. The survey was
taken jointly by the Di-
ocesan Council of Catho-
lie Women Film Commit
tee and The c h o lie
Times.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-09
By JOHN e. JONES
Times Staff Wriferl

Struggle of young peo-
pie to achieve maturity Or
their drive to "look big"
in their friends eyes, is
apparently the chief reason
they attend motion pictures
which have been classified
as "B" by the Legion of Dec
ency.
The maturity angie came to
light in a survey conducted
recently among the junior
and senior students at Aquin-
as High School and st. JOS
eph Academy.
Evening star., 1960-06-20

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What
causes hiccups? And what is
the best treatment? Mrs. E.,
Texas.
THOSE EXPLOSIVE, un-
comfortable Spasms are due to
contracticns of the dia-
phragm. In susceptible peo-
pie, there are various causes.
Some get these spells after
drinking champagne. others
after a heavy meal and smok-
ing too much. Some nervous
persons get them for no ap-
parent reason.
Hiccups also may occur in
some people after surgery. or
secondary to disease else
where in the body-like kid
ney disease, intestinal trouble
etc. Babies are notorious for
getting these spells after
rapid feeding, and swallowing
too much air.
When your baby gets the
hiccups, about the best treat
ment is picking him up and
patting his back until he
Evening star., 1960-06-20

public" is not welcome. Re-
freshments are served at the
private affairs, but not dur
ing public" swimS. It's fair
that way. And it works.
DEAR ABBY: You should
see this doll, Ernie, I've had
my eye on him all year and
he finally asked me to go
steady. But it turns out l
am not only going steady
with Ernie, l am also going
steady with his best friend,
Eugene. You never see one
without the other. When
Ernie takes me to a show,
Eugene comes along. Even
when Ernie comes to my
house to see me, he has
Eugene with him. 1t is naus-
eating. Eugene has the car,
but I told Ernie (on the
phone) that I wouldn't mind
WALKING some place. So
last Sunday we went for a
long walk-all THREE of us.
How can l get rid of Eugene
without breaking up with
Ernie?
SICK OF EUGENE
/ have a hunch Eugene is
Evening star., 1960-06-20
DEAR ABBY
Flag Those Uninvited Pool Guests
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: Last year we
bought a home with a swim
ming pool. My husband
makes a good living, but we
aren't millionaires. We like
to share our pool with
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives. but people started COM
ing in droves any old time,
unlimited.
Nobody Thought to bring a
pretzel or a bottle of any
thing. But how they enjoyed
ours! Our bills for refresh
ments last summer were un-
believeable. We were doing
more business than the
country club.
Pool time is here again and
we can't afford another sum-
mer like the last. If you have
any practical suggestions for
solving this problem, please
hurry them our way. Thanks.
POOL OWNERS
/ know some pool owners
who fly a small flag on a pole
when their pool is "Open for
guests" When the flag is
down it means there is a pri-
vate party going on, and the
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nntinned From Page R-1I

Continued From Page Bio
that, wrote his Hollywood
agent, Bill Shiffren: II won't
be back for a long time. I've
made four pictures in eight
months. AS you know. I am
now playing the young Pharoh
to Linda Crista's Queen of the
Pharohs.' and I like it in Rome.
So, what's new in Hollywood"
The end of the writer's strike
is new and very good.
y
Tony Curtis plays six diff
ferent roles in "The Great I'm
poster" It's his best oppor-
tunity to date. The nurse who
marries him in the picture is
Joan Blackman, who used to
date Frank Sinatra, but is now
happily married to actor
painter JOby Baker. Its been
a good experience for me"
says Joan Of the picture. i've
been working for a month with
such wonderful actors as Karl
Maiden, Raymond Massey, Ed
mOnd O'Brien. And, Of course,
Tony"
Oracle Allen may have re-
tired, but George Burns is
working as hard as ever. 1--WE
just had two weeks with my
revue at Harrah's, Lake Tahoe.
And I'm getting another act
ready to go on the road"
Meanwhile Oracle sleeps late,
sees her friends, and couldn't t
care less about a show-buSi-
ness career. Well, she worked
hard when she worked.
\
Efrem ZimbaliSt is having
divorce trouble. Estranged wife
Stephanie won't consent to the
Reno asundership, preferring
separate maintenance, support
for their daughter. and a big
bite of their community prop
erty which she values at $780,
900.
Co-actor in "77 Sunset
Strip" Edd Rookie" ByrneS is
kept busy every week end, an
swering upward of 10000 fan
letters that piled up during his
f1ve-month absence from the
TV series. Asa MaynOr, Rockies
loyal friend, is helping.
Dean Martin is a fraction
peeved that his song, Guiding
Star" was cut from THE Bells
Are Ringing" But this movie
should ring the bell at the box
Office. Dean is taking his wife
and six of his seven children
by boat to Honolulu. Eighteen
year-old son Craig, in the Air
Force, is off to Germany.
Evening star., 1960-06-20

always around because Ernie
needs him for moral support.
Don't try to ditch Eugene.
Suggest a date for him. If
that fails. you'll have to put
up with Eugene until Ernie
decides that three'S a crowd.
DEAR ABBY: Where do
these women get the idea you
always have to look beautiful
for your husband? I never
heard of such a thing as PIN
ming up your hair after your
husband is asleep and comb
ing it out before he gets up
My husband and l both get
up at the same time and l
go out and milk the cows.
l wear blue jeans and don't
bother to comb my hair and
he loves me just the same.
My husband doesn't al
ways look like Clark Gable
either, so if my hair doesn't
look its best. it matches up
pretty well. with his. He's
bald.
STEADY READER
Tomorrow: Kissing? Ugh!
Evening star., 1960-06-20
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
What to Do About Hiccups?
BY DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

expelS gas. There are at least
a few hundred sure cures"
for the condition, which is a
true indication that hiccupS
is usually a self Limited dis
comfort. They will disappear
no matter what you do-some-
thing or nothing. But most
people like to try something.
You might try drinking hot
or cold water slowly; taking
baking soda in water: or even
breathing and rebreathing
into a paper bag (Which
raises the carbon dioxide level
in the blood.
Even lying down in bed and
reading will effectively stop
an attack within minutes.
Anything that divertS atten-
tion from the hiccups may be
effective.
\ 4 +
HAVE BEEN READING
of a recent accident in which
an unconscious person was
lifted into the back of an
automobile by an anxious
group Of spectators and driv-
en- 10 miles to a hospital.
When he was examined in
the emergency room the doc
tors discovered serious pres
sure symptoms on his spinal
cord. The victim became
paralyzed and died a few
days later.
1t was the opinion of the
doctors. after study Of the
broken neck. that the pa
tient had actually been killed
by well-meaning people who
Evening star., 1960-06-20

bent his neck getting him
into the car, causing pres
sure of a vertebra .on the
spinal cord.
If you should ever come
across an injured or uncon-
scious person, always go on
the assumption that there
may be an injury to his neck
or lower spine. If you do, you
will never try to squeeze him
into a car. 1t is best to let
him lie wherever he happens
to be, cover him so he will
be warm, and call an ambu-
lance.
Tomorrow: Allereies:
(Released by The Bell Syndicate)
Evening star., 1960-06-20

redouble to a total of 4 bill
lion. Between 1880 and 1000.
another % billion souls will
be on earth. In the next 40
years, the United States will
need twice as many jobs,
twice as many industries,
twice as many homes, doctors,
food, and three times as
many automobiles.
The only industry ready to-
day for this world of tomor-
row is farming. The United
States will produce twice as
much grain and potatoes and
beef on slightly less land
than is now in use. 1t will re-
main the most favored ma
ton in the most favored CEN
tury unless, of course, a quick
war obliterateS part of it or
it becomes fascinated with its
own greatness.
Our country consumes q
billion pounds of meat a year
now. In the year 1000. the
figure will be 81 billion
pounds. Today there are 81
million homes; tomorrow we
will need 100 million. We pro-
duce $500 billion worth of
goods and services now; in
the year 1000 the figure will
be 81 trillion, 5000 billion.
All big hospitals will be
built outside of cities. They
will be round and windowleSS
and largely underground. The
interiors will be bright and
colorful. Doctors, and ambu-
latory patients. will move
around the perimeter of each
floor on corridor conveyors.
The floor nurse, or the fam
lily doctor, can talk to and
see the patient by switching
on a closed televiSion circuit.
Inside the city, emergency
rooms will be scattered. These
will be stated by internes,
nurses and ambulances. They
will handle all calls and. aft
er treatment, will send pa
tients home, or to the main
hospital.
Everything pleasant will be
built into these institutions.
Except, of course, love.
Copyright. 1850. King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-06-20

A scant 40 years from now,
the human body will be
cleanSed by ultra sonic waves.
A man will step into a shower,
turn a dial, and a faint vio-
let light will glow. He will
hear a hum. His skin will feel
itchy and the hair on his
chest will wave and, in a min
ute, he will be scrubbed clean.
1t will all be done by sound
he cannot hear.
Water will again be plenti-
full, but. along the coasts, it
will not come from springs
and rivers. The cost of con-
verting sea water to fresh is
now down to SITS a thou
sand gallons as against the
cost of regular water at about
$l.20 a thousand gallons. The
price Of regular water will go
up as the price of converted
sea water comes down. When
the costs pass each other, the
coastal cities will begin to
build conversion plants.
Most homes will have
videophone. 1t will have no
ear receiver. There will be a
box on a wall and a dial.
When the other person an
swerS, his image will appear
on the box and you will see
as well as hear him. Or her.
More her than him.
Plants outside as we'll as
inside the house will be
grown by photo synthesis
lights. A mixed-up rose can
be made to think it's June in
January. There will be a
steak on the market made of
cereal grains and it will be
cheaper. and tastier, than
any real steak,
Evening star., 1960-06-20

parents kicked him out Of
the house, and he has been
living in a furnished room.
He got in touch with me and
I went to see him. I have
always been close to him
and I don't want a separa-
ton. But my parents don't
want me to see him.
Mr.. F. R.-Dick dealt us
all an almost killing blow,
and I know We'll never find
it in our hearts to forgive
him. My wife has been too
sick to go out Of the house
ever since this thing hap
pened.
We feel We'll only suffer
more if we remain in touch
with him. The same goes for
Harriet. This thing has hurt
her almost as much as us.
She tried to argue with her
brother, but he had answers
to everything. He has been
well coached in his new re-
ligion.
Harriet has always looked
up to her brother. He has a
tremendous influence over
her. We feel he wants to con-
vert her as well.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
The conversion of one
member of a family to an
other faith is painful on both
sides because it implies a re-
lection of the family.
Often the convert has a
strong desire to separate him.
self from the entire back
ground and atmosphere of his
youth. But he may also dread
his isolation from those who
have known and loved him
and will seek to take one or
more members of the family
with him into his new faith.
This pressure may be cruel
to the person who loves him
but is also loyal to his own
faith.
The parents may also feel
guilty that they have not
given their child a full appre-
citation of his own religion.
They recognize that if the
youth had found a spiritual
and psychological aven
within his own faith he prob
ably would not have looked
outside it.
In most cases. however,
time heals some of these
wounds not totally, but
enough for parent and child
to desire some sort of recon-
ciliation. If the convert is
spiritually sincere and builds
a decent life on his new faith,
the parents may recognize
that the step he took was
born out of inner need and
that he had to act on his
convictions.
We don't think the parents
should forbid their daughter
to see the brother she loves.
She is old enough to act in
accordance with her own
feelings and convictions. If
she merely follows her par
ents' orders, her brother may
exercise a deep power over
her feelings and she will not
be able to exercise good judg-
ment.
Tomorrow: LoyoIty?
(copyright, 1860, General Features
COrp.l
Evening star., 1960-06-20

The Family Council consists Of q
Judge, a psychiotrist, three clergy
men, three editors and q women's
editor Eoeh article is q summoy
Of on actual eose history. The
council reports on problems thot
hove been deoIt with by respOn-
sible agencies ond counselors.
Evening star., 1960-06-20
JIM BISHOP:
REPORTER
The Year 1000 A.D,. Part II

Cities will be bigger, and
more congested. There will
be a host of them fused to-
gether from a point north
OF Boston to a point south
of Alexandria, Virginia. 1t
will be called a Megalopolous
and there will not be a va
cant space between all those
towns. One on the Pacific
Coast will stretch from San
Diego to Santa Barbara.
Populations will double
and redouble. There are 2.7
billion people in the world
now. In 40 years, the figure
will be 6.3 billion. Each day,
100000 babies will be born.
The population of the
United States will go from
l80 million to 800 million. In
South America, it will
bounce from 1872 million to
$50 million. China will move
from $40 million to 1.6 bill
lion. The rest of Asia will in
crease from 912 million to 2.3
billion. Africa will expand
from 224 million persons to
SIT million.
Seven out Of every 10 per-
sons will be Aliatic or Neg
roid. All of this, of coarse, is
assuming that there will be
no major war and no major
epidemic. Some of the schol-
arS reason that it has required
100000 years to build the
population of the world from
a basic one man and one
woman to l billion.
This was achieved in the
year 1850. BY 1928, it had
been doubled. Between 1928
and 1880, the population will
Evening star., 1960-06-20

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Tomorrow: Kissine' Ugh!
Evening star., 1960-06-20
FAMILY COUNCIL
Rift Blamed
OnChonge
Of Religion
THE PROBLEM

Harriet r. - My parents
don't want me to see my
brother.
Mr.. F. r. He has tried
to convert her.
THE DETAILS
Harriet RI am a single
girl in my early 2Os. My prob
lem concerns my brother,
who recently changed his
faith.
Religion was never very
important in our upbringing.
but I feel a sense of loyalty
to my faith.
When Dick came and told
us what he had done my
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Stevenson -

CONTINUED from Back Psge)
n AptAv WERE SPIRITUALLY GROWN UP AND
or ADEQUATE INTELLECTUAL HONESTY. AS he
WOULD BE IF HE WERE ONE OF NY CHOSEN,
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. HE WOULD BE
ALERT TO JESUS ADMoNITIoN: JUDGE NOT
BY APPEARANCES, JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT.
ApLAI READS THE WRONG PUBLICATIONS,
LITERATURE - NOT THE c.s MONITOR AND The
DAILY STUDY OF THE c.s BIBLE LESSON
SERMONS. AND ALL or THE VAST, iNExHAuSTBlE
RESOURCES OF THE c.s MOVEMENT, MY ONE,
sATAN.FREE, SAME CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS
IMPERATIVE, BASIC. PURE EDUCATION cUl-
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ETH NOTHING" = Jesus in John 6o3l tN 'sk.
TAlNMENT WHICH, TOGETHER WITH IHe Won.o
or LETTERS. IS NEARLY SATURATED Wit .n'
DEVILS MULTLBLLFoN RAcKETs = Sex, ALL
HoL TOBACCO, WHITEWAsH THERAPEUTICS,
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS. BLUNDERs, AND
DISASTERS! .,
FOR EXAMPLE, DEVILS DENIS F.D.R"s PEARL HAk
BoR HUNDRED BILLION S INFAMY, WITH Soe'
sEoUENT LOSS OF CHINA TO THE REDS
FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER DID NOT SPELL
OUT THE MORAL DECLINE. BUT CHRISTINE SnN''-
TIAN SCIENTISTS CAN. AND Do.
IT IS DUE TO THE INCREASING SPIRITUAL wat
PRACTICE FOR SEVERAL GENERATIONS Or ~.
DEVILS JUDAS. CHRIST REJECTING yvoA .s'n
AND THE DEVILS r. CATHOLIC iNTRusIoNS ANu
polI ,IrIoNs = TEMPORAL - OF PROTESTANT
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH IDEALIsM, THE REAL
GENIUS or AMERICA -
PRESIDENT EEIsENEHoWER CORRECT ioO
TAKING THE LoNc-RANeE POINT or view,
THE PRESIDENT DIscERNs THE INEvETAsls ak..
uMpH or AMERICAN iDEALISM, EMboD'"o
THE MAYFLoWER COMPACT, a PRoIts'AN'
MANIFESTO. BEFORE THE PILGRIMS RsAen.D
THE ATLANTIC SHORES, AND DECLARATION W
tcontnvsd Next Column IoP'
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Congo

Congo
THE BEST NEWS FOR SOME TIME - CONGO
EVOLVES LEADER!
LEOPOLDVILLE The Congo-The Soviet foofhoId in
the Congo slipping Friday night
DOCUMENTS WERE BURNED IN THE COURTYARD
OF THE CZECH EMBASSY AND MEN NAILED COVERS
ON GIANT WOODEN CRATES.
Three carloads Of Soviet officials left the Soviet En-
bassy Cars loaded with svcases stood in the courtyard
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