davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Continued From First Pagt
brought up anew United State,
charges that Mr.. Castro is un-
der the domination of the So
Wet Union.
Invaders Defended
Mr.. Stevenson took Mr.. Ros
to task for calling the invaders
mercenaries.
DIR. Roa knows" the United
States delegate said, that the
men Of whom he speaks are
not traitors and mercenaries
Many are his friends and as
sociates Of long standing"
He concluded:
If the Castro regime is over
thrown it will be overthroWn by
Cubans and not Americans. ]
do not see that it is the obliga-
ton of the United States to
protect DR.. Castro. Our
only hope is that the Cuban
tragedy may awaken the peo-
pies and governments Of Amer
ica to a firm resolve to advance
economic and social progress
Throughout the hemisphere -
through freedom and democ-
raCy.
ITO this struggle to expand
freedom. abundance and educa-
ton in the free states Of the
hemisphere. we summon the
people Of all nations"
ZOrin Sees U. S. Move
Soviet Deputy Foreign Min
lister Valerian A. Zorin declared
that MIR. StevenSon'S statement
proves that the United States
is behind the Cuban invasion.
THE United Nations" he
said, cannot turn a deaf ear
to these flagrant actions OF
interference of a great power in
the affairs Of a small country"
He called for an immediate
halt to all actions against Cuba.
1t is the duty of the United
Nations, he said, to take COL
lective action to suppress the
attacks on Cuba.
Mr.. Zorin warned that unless
the United Nations took urgent
Evening star., 1961-04-17

the Castro army had detected
to the rebels. The report said
the Seaborne invaders hao
aerial support.
Liberation Fight Begun
The statement issued in the
name Of DR.. Miro Cardona in
New York said:
Before dawn. Cuban pa
troits in the cities and in the
hills began the battle to liber-
ate our homeland from the
despotic rule OF Fidel Castro
and rid Cuba of international
communism's cruel oppression. "
The rebel chie1tain, a former
prime minister Of Cuba, de-
clared, "today's historic action
is the result of long months Of
planning and effort by Cubans
who once before risked their
lives against tyranny.
These fighting patriots now
take up the uncompleted task
OF reScuing their revolution so
cynically betrayed. They repre-
sent all walks of life and all
social groups. During many
contact with elements
in the Cuban military system
has been maintained by various
revolutionary groups and now
these silent warriors are carry
ing out tasks assigned them by
the revolutionary command"
He declared the rebels had
one supreme goal: The final
restoration OF Cuban liberty"
In a speech yesterday. Mr..
Castro challenged the United
States government to back up
claims that detecting Cuban air
force pilots staged the air
raids. His charge OF United
States aggression was carried
to the United Nations by the
Cuban representatives.
Mr.. Castro demanded that
Evening star., 1961-04-17
Editor to Discuss
Political Tactics

THE New Craft of Politics
in the New Frontier" is the sub
ject of the next meeting of the
Public Forum Series, sponsored
by the National Capital Chap
ter, American Jewish Congress,
at $3.50 pm. Thursday, in the
social hall Of Temple Sinai,
3lOO Military road, NV.
Douglass Cater, Washington
editor of The Reporter" maga-
zine, will be guest speaker.
Evening star., 1961-04-17
RUSK
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
on United States policy in
granting asylum to those who
have challenged the Castro
regime.
Mr.. Rusk also turned aside a
question whether the United
States would recognize the
rebels If they were to succeed
in establishing a solid foothold
inside Cuba.
Earlier. Senate Majority
Leader Mansfield said a meet
ing of the Organization of
American States should be
called to consider "any even
Qualities" which may result
from the invasion.
He told newsmen that the
developments this morning
posed matters "for the Cubans
to meet up with and settle
among themselves"
Despite protests of the
Cuban ambassadors to the OAS,
l think, in view of all the cir
cumstances, a meeting of that
organization should be called
to consider any eventualities
which may result from the in
vasion and revolution in that
unhappy island"
No Worry on Guantanamo
The Navy in Washington ex-
pressed unconcern about the
effect Of the Cuban invasion on
the American base at Guam
tanamo Bay.
Navy sources say activities
are normal on the base. There
is no fighting reported in that
area. and Navy officials be-
lieve 1t unlikely that Mr.. Castro
would divert his much-needed
forces to Guantanamo at this
time,
Evening star., 1961-04-17
Choir to Perform

The Chapel Choir of Elm
hurst College, Elmhurst, Ill,
will present a program of sacred
music at 8 pm. Wednesday in
Concordia United Church Of
Christ, Twentieth and G streets
NV
Evening star., 1961-04-17
Invasion Force Sweeps Ashore
To Begin Fight for Liberation

southeast of Havana, and fight.
| ing had broken out. Neal
Playa Larga is an air STRIP
and the naval station at Glen
fuegoS
Rebel sources in the Unitec
States said some military unit.
had Joined the invaders. pos.
slbly from the naval station
where defections from Castro
ranks have been reported ir
recent weeks.
Cuban sources in Washington
said another force landed un-
opposed at Baracoa, in Oriente
Province. Baracoa, at the east
ern end Of Cuba, controls q
road leading toward the United
States Naval base at Guantan-
amo. These informants said
Santiago. capital of Oriente
Province. may already be in the
invaders hands.
A third force was said to
have hit the beaches at Ca
banas, in Pinar del Rio Prov
ince in the western extremity
Of the island.
CabanaS, a minor port of
about 1000 population. is only
38 miles southwest of Havana.
One exile leader in Washing
ton said anti-CaStro forces
were shelling the Isle Of Pines,
off the south coast where a few
Americans and several thousand
Cubans are held as political
prisoners. He reported Cuban
broadcasts said the island was
under attack by five ships.
A rebel source in Fort Lauder
dale, Fla, said the landing
forces had been waiting off the
coasts Of Cuba for IS days. This
informant, Rafael Garcia Ma
varro, predicted 5000 exile
troops will be in battle before
the day is over.
Called Beginning Of End
Everything looks fine" said
a council spokesman in Wash
ington. This is the beginning
Of the end"
The exiles said there were
unconfirmed reports of street
fighting in Havana but last
press reports direct from Ha-
vana said the capital was quiet.
Moscow Radio called the in
VaSion armed intervention"
implying the attack came from
the United States. There was
no mention of Premier Khru-
shchev's old pledge. later wa
tered down, to help defend
Cuba with rockets If necessary.
A highly placed official in
Washington said the United
States Government is Sympa-
thetic to the anti-Castro effort
but will follow a strict hands
off policy.
Prime Minis ter Castro's
peoples militia of workers and
peasants had been on an inva-
sion alert since detecting Cuban
pilots bombed and strafed
three targets in Cuba Saturday.
In a speech shortly before
the invasion report was issued
by a military duty officer in
Cuba, Prime Minister Castro
once more accused the United
States Of aggression in connec-
ton with Saturdays attacks.
The military duty officer at
Jaguey la Grande said some
fighting was going on between
government defenders and an
insurgent landing force" at
Playa Larga.
The area is near Cienaga
Oriental, a giant swamp area
southeast of Havana that Mr..
Castro has planned to convert
into a farm and resort area.
The duty officer at Jaguey
la Grande, which is north of
the beach, said only that some
fighting was going on, indi-
that the size of the in
vading force was small.
Columbia BroadcaSting Sys-
tenn in a report from Miami said |
several hundred rebel troops
were in a force that invaded |
three Cuban provinces and that |
,Wo high ranking officers in /
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Communications Cut

Communications Cut
Telephone and telegraph com,
munications with Cuba wert
cut off early today. shortly
after a Cuban army officer
confirmed one landing on the
south coast.
The Cuban government radio
was heard summoning all peo-
pies militia units to report at
once to their stations.
If rebel claims are verified,
the invaders landed in four of
Cuba's six provinces.
The rebels made no claim to
a landing in Las Villas. But
they said a Judgement was
made in Matanzas Province
about 100 miles southeast OF
Havana, in Pinar del Rio Prov
ince 38 miles southwest OF
Havana, and in Oriente Prov
ince on the eastern tip of Cuba
Oriente was the birthplace of
the Castro revolution.
Matanzas Province lies be-
tween Las Villas and Havana
Provinces and was the scene of
violent fighting in the Castro
revolutionary movement that
overthrew Dictator Fulgencio
Batista.
There was no mention Of
rebel attacks in. Havana and
Camsguey Provinces. the lat
ter another battle-ground in the
Castro revolution.
One landing, on the south
coast, was confirmed by a
Cuban officer before the is
land nation 80 miles off The
United States shore cut COM
munications.
100 Miles From Havana
The officer said a force of
unknown size had landed at
Playa Larga, about 100 miles
Evening star., 1961-04-17
CUBA

Continued From First Page
in Guatemala with profound
indignation"
A Dutch airliner could not
land at Havana. The pilot was
told all Cuban airports were
closed.
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.
Evening, Cont.
7:3o q TALES OF WELLS FARGO.
Western l Hour Color. "Moneyrun."
Hardie (DaIe Robertson) becomes in
Voked in Mexico's fight for nde-
pendence George DoIenz costars.
g BAT MASTERSoN.
Western Gene Barry stars. tRepeat)
@ ROARING 2o's.
Drama. l Hour. "You Can't Fight City
Hail." Pnky Dorothy Provine) upsets a
political machine over the theft Of
three cent paper
q PERRY MASON.
Mystery. l Hour. THE Case Of the
ShapeIy Shadow" secretary (elaine
Devry) believes her boss is being black
mailed
800 @ THE SCENE STEALERS.
Variety. l Hour. The 1862 March of
Dimes presents Buster keaton. Ed
Wynn, Jimmy Durante, Rosemary
CIooney. Jack Lennon. Ralph Edwards.
The LimeIighters. Jackie Cooper. Ertha
Kit. Fabian and Nanette Fabray
$50 q THE TALL MAN.
Western. Substitute Sheriff" Tomboys
Judy and May Mclean (Cindy Robbins
and Judy NuoenD kidnap man who
tries to evict them.
@ CIRCUS BOY.
Drama
q LEAVE IT TO BEAVER.
Comedy Beaver Jerry Mathers) swipes
d club from his Dads golf bag and
accdentIy breaks it.
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama. l Hour. THE Bedside Murder"
A doctor (Sam Jaffe) is accused Of
poisoning an aged woman
o.00 q SAT MIGHT AT THE M0VIES
Evening star., 1961-12-31
q PERRY MASON.

Mystery. l Hour THE Case Of the
ShapeIy Shadow" A secretary tEIaine
Devry) believes her boss is being black
mailed.
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Inter-Faith Film Listing

Daily film Iisfings by
fhe lnfer-Fa Film Corn
snitfee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
HUNTS-The King and |.
Seas Adven-
ture.
DREXEL ~ Saturday mat
inee also-Swiss Family Rob-
inson, The Last Time | Saw
Archie.
EAST SIDE AUTO-Snow
White and the Three Stooges,
Voyage to the Bottom Of the
Sea, The Trap Family.
NATIONAL AUTO, SOUTH
AUTO, 18TH AVE. AUTO -
Snow White and the Three
Stooges, Voyage to the Bot
tom of the Sea.
BOULEVARD, CAMEO, ES-
QUIRE, CLEVE, CLINTON,
WESTMONT - Saturday mat
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religious of the C0ngre-
cation of Jesus and Mary, Hy-
~attsville, Md. They sing most
of the Christmas ~favorites:
Gesu Bambino, o Little Town
of Bethlehem, o Holy Night,
Angels We Have Heard on
High, 1t Came Upon a Mid
night Clear, The First Noel,
Silent Night, Deck the Halls,
Adeste Fidelis, Mark the Her
aid Angels Sing, The Twelve
Days of Christmas, plus two
lesser known carols, Bring a
Torch Jeanette, Isabella" and
"Lo, How a Rose Fer Bloom
ing"
The Sisters who make up
the singing group have come
to national notice in a short
time. First, they sung for their
own enjoyment, then at the
suggestion of friends they re-
corded an album in a local
studio to aid in raising funds
for a new noviciate.
AN ENGINEER at Columbia
Records brought a Christmas
selection done by the sisters
to the attention Of his COM
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Yardstick

Continued from page q
relating exclusively to intern
al matters, there was a real
question whether the United
States should support the
forced labor convention in the
HO conference. Our decision
at the 1857 conference to do
so did much to put a stop to
malicious gossip that the Unit
ed States had skeletons in it's
closet in the form of forced
labor practices.
THE FORCED LABOR con.
vention received no negative
votes at the conference, and
it is to be hoped that the force
in international public opin-
ion will with increasing effec-
tiveness stifle forced labor
practices wherever in the
world they are to be found.
The convention gives a useful
basis for condemning these
practices.
DISCRIMINATION in EN-.
ployment is another issue
which has been stirring with
in the ILO for the past several
years. A draft convention
aimed at eradicating discrim-
alton against employees be-
cause of race. color, sex, re-
ligion, political opinion, ma
tional extraction or social or
igin was adopted at the Inter-
national Labor Conference a
few years ago.
In all of these fields the
LO, in the words of Pope
John XIII, is making Its
effective and precious contri.
buttons to the establishment
in the world of a socio-eco-
nomic order marked by jus
tice and humanity and one in
which the lawful demands Of
the workers are recognized
and defended"
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TT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSrFIEDS
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pany and the Choral Group
was asked to do a Christmas
album for the firm.
The result is GesU Bambino
which Columbia calls a ''spe-
cial favorite" because for
them it is "the true musical
spirit of Christmas"
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Sum
Continued from pare y

Continued from page a
munity. Calm sees Sunday not
a. a day of rest and recrea-
tion but as a religious holy
day - and therefore he feels
that the Supreme Court was
comforting a sectarian benefit
on Christians.
Mephistopheles further sug-
gests that the churches be en-
shared with the bait of money
provided they swear these
grants of public money are
going for a purpose that is
essentially secular. Here the
author of the piece is striking
at what he considers Catholic
chicanery in asking for free
bus transportation and aid to
education. We claim that both
are due to us as citizens but
Calm apparently thinks that a
ride on a bus and a course in
Algebra are forms of cate
chism instruction.
The devil motif provides a
certain amount of wry humor
In this article but it is pro-
Vocative in the wrong sense.
II Stirs up religious emotion
but it enables the writer to
avoid a study in depth of a
very complex problem. Drama
Is no substitute for hard,
intellectual labor.
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Letters

Continued from Page d
my writing as, like Omar Khy-
yam, / would not be content
with the providential pats of
posterity. They undoubtedly
are quite pleasing to the true
poet but to me, because l am
not a true poet, they lack the
heartineSS of, the vitality Of,
the energy of, the cash and
credit of today's approval.
This approval is one Of the
delighting factors in my life
and l should hesitate to do
myself out of it.
Therefore, I beg to be taken
from your rolls as a poet, on
which, in any case, ! should
be entered as a p~oetess, and
honorably apply myself to
my main objective, that of be-
coming a writeress. With
many thanks for your intend
ed kindness, | remain,
Lucretia Steiper
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inee also-Snow White and
the Three Stooges, Voyage to
the Bottom of the Sea.
GARDEN - Saturday only
only - Matinee also-Jour-
ney to the Center of the Earth,
High Time.
STATE. Westerville -- Ben
Hur.
STATE, Westerville-Sat-
urday matinee only Ben
Hur, Snow Queen.
TEENS
KINGMAN AUTO - Satur-
day only-White Christmas,
Teen-age Cave Man.
only
only-Dr. Blood's Coffin, The
Snake Woman.
MATURE TEENS
STATE, LIVINGSTON -
Fanny.
MAIN The Devil at 4
O'Clock.
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Legion of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

500 pm, Chan. A. Lassie Comes
Home, Part / - MGM, 1942-AI.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 - Across the
Bridge - j.. Arthur Rank, 1857
AL.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - Gold Diggers
in Paris = Warmers, i937-AIT.
los pm, Chan. A - Man of Two
Worlds - NRA.
THURSDAY, NOV. 30
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 Always In
Trouble 10th Century Fox,
1897 - Al.
$40 pm, Chan. 4 - Lassie Come
Home, Part Q - MGM, 1912 -
Al.
3 pm, Chan. 10 - Strangers on a
Train - Warmers, 1850 - B. OBJ
lection: reflects acceptability of
divorce.)
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 The Big
Knife = United Artists, 1954-B.
(Objertion: low moral tone; suicide
sympathetically treated.)
lips pm, Chan. s They Made
Me a Criminal - Warmers, 1888
All.
los am, Chan. 4 Night Song
-RKO, 1947 - Al.
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MOTION PICTURE cLAsslFIcA.
TON ~ NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcEMeY: AL Morally unobjecs
tionable for All: All Morally I'm.
Objectionable for Adults: B Moral.
~ Objectionable In Part for AL;
c Condemned. MIRA - No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, NOV. "a
e:30 am, Chan. 10 - Pm From
Missouri - Paramount, 1888 -
All.
q pm, Chan. 4 Freighters of
Destiny - NRA.
i1:20 pm, Chan. 10 - Unconquer.
ed - Paramount, 1916 - All.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - S~angaree-
Paramount, 1852 - B. (Objec'
ton: Suggestive Sequence.)
] am, Chan. 4 - King Kong
MIRA.
SATURDAY, NOV. IS
3 pm, Chan. 10 - Tom Sawyer
MIRA.
0 pm, Chan. 4 Dreamboat-
goth Century Fox, 1851 All.
ILLS pm, Chan. 10 = A Star Is
Born = Warmers, 1854 - B. Job
lection: Suicide sympathetically
portrayed; suggestive sequence
Goes Wild - MGM, 1s47 = All.
SUNDAY, NOV. Is
IL noon, Chan. 10 Just Around
the Corner - 10th Century Fox,
1888 - All.
HIS PM, Chan. 4 Naughty
Marietta = MGM, 1914 = All.
1NfE Tkan M aTsK q n
Woman - Warmers, 1s4s - Al.
MONDAY, NOV. ~
$50 am, Chan. 10 Mr.. Moto's
Last Warning goth Century
$40 pm, Chan. 4 Tennessee
Johnson, Part | MGM, 1872
Al.
i1:2O pm, Chan. 10 - Vice Squad
United Artists, 1882 All.
fi:25 pm, Chan. 10 - Travelling
Saleswoman - Columbia, 1873
All.
Los am, Chan. 4 Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith RKO, 1910 - B. Job
lection: light treatment of mar
TUESDAY, NOV. as
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Romance in
the Dark Paramount, 1887
All.
$50 pm, Chan. 4 Cross Ten.
nessee Johnson, Part 2 - MGM,
1912 - Al.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 Maverick
Queen - Republic, 1863 - Al.
1i:25 pm, Chan. 6 - | Sell Any
thing - NRA.
los am, Chan. 4 Cross Fire
-RKO, 1916 - All.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. ~
$50 am. Chan. 10 Salute for
Three - Paramont, 1912 - All.
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HOLLYWOOD CASTS:
Francis Hour
Debuts On Chan. 10
HOLLYWOOD CASTS:

Top motion picture and television stars will APP
pear in a new weekly series of one-half hour programs,
''The Hour of st. Francis which debuts $50 am,
Sunday, Dec. 3 on WBNS-TV, Chan. 10.
According to Fir. Karl Holtsnider, O.F.M, Di-
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ector of "The Hour" the stor-
les will be factual dramas of
of modern day problems, and
inspiring episodes from his
tory.
Hosts for the programs in
clude Danny Thomas, Mac
donald Carey, Jane Wyman,
Pat O'Brien, Ruth Hussey,
Jane Wyatt, Stephen McNully,
George Murphy, Raymond
Burr, and Jack Haley.
Performing in the series
will be Dan O'Herlihy, Regis
Toomey, Paul Picerni, John
Doucette. Steve Dunn, Virgin
ia Gregg, Robert Middleton,
Daryl Hickman and Stu Err
win.
II Remember Harry" star
ring John Erickson and John
Hudson, will be the first pro-
gram. The story will be told
by the best friend of a man
who defied earth and high
heaven to get what he wanted.
"The Hour of st. Francis"
has been on radio for the past
o., fifteen years.
The programs are produced
by the Third Order of st.
Francis in the United States
and Canada.
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v
Friday, Nov. "a

4 pm, Chan. "a The
Christopher Program Ray
Bolger tells story Of Johnny
Appleseed in program entitled
"The Importance of You"
pm, Chan. 4-Viewpoint-
Sen. Barry M. Goldwater will
be interviewed by City Coun-
Gilman Robert VanHeyde;
Jack Cowie, Columbus Dis
patch reporter; and Don
Smith, AFLICIO.
7 pm, Chan. 34-The Red
Myth-Weekly series on Com
munism presents The Stain
Era, Part /. This weeks pro.
gram will describe the meth
DDS used by Stain to take
over the leadership of the
Communist party and the Rus
sian government. Produced by
KQED, San Francisco, releas-
ed by the National Education
al Television Network.
$50 pm, Chan. 34-Age Of
Kings-Pageantry of English
history by William Shakes
peare, depicting the rise and
fall Of seven monarchs. This
week: Henry w, Part /, Acts
! and II.
Saturday, Nov. rs
3 pm, Chan. 10-First in a
series of youth literary class.
les features tom Sawyer"
starring Jackie Coogan and
Mitzie Green. Hostess will be
Shari Lewis.
Sunday, Nov. rs
$50 am, Chan. 10 - The
Christopher Program - Make
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.CEsU BAMBINo'.
Christmas Record
Album By Nuns
'CESU BAMBINO':

A new record album Gesu Bamhino The Ange-
lie Sound of the Jesus and Mary Choral Group - has
been released for the Christmas season in LIP and
Stereo by Columbia Records.
H CHORAL GROUP is made up of novices and
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Tv.RADIO HICHLICHTs

Your Voice Heard is the title
of today's topic.
10 am, Chan. 10 - Lamp
Unto My Feet-"The Best For
All Concerned" deals with
the pressure brought TO bear
on members of a family living
in all white neighborhood,
when they consider selling
home to Negro couple.
10 am, Chan. 10 - Father
James 0gurchock, assistant
pastor, Holy Spirit Parish.
will be celebrant of the Mass.
Members Of the parish will
assist at the Mass.
1918 am, Chan. 6 ~ The
Sacred Heart Program.
1890 a.m.-Chan. 6 The
Christopher Program.
1920 am, Chan. 4-Interna-
tional Zone-The Story of the
United Nations in human in
terest terms features Danny
Kaye in his role as Ambassa.
dor to the worlds children;
film clips of his trip to the
Far East last year. AliStair
Cooke, host.
11:30 am, Chan. 6 In
sight - FIR. ElWood Kieser,
esp. discusses Happiness"
Tuesday, Nov. %
1890 pm, Chan. 6 - Bell
and Howell Closeup-'Heresy
in Red" a documentary
report on Communism in
Yugoslavia.
Wednesday, Nov. ~
7:30 pm, Chan. HOLLY
wood; Golden Years - Gene
Kelly serves as guide through
the silent era of Hollywood.
Thursday, Nov. 80
$50 pm, Chan. Hall of
Fame - Julie Harris stars in
Victoria Regina"
Friday, Dec. I
7:30 pm, Chan. 10-Young
Peoples Concert - Leonard
Bernstein, conducting the New
York Philharmonic, explains
Impressionism, a late 10Th
century French music move.
ment.
RADIO
Sunday, Nov. rs
8 am, WTVN-Ave Maria
Hour-The Graymoor Friars
tell the story of st. Sabinus.
9:15 am, WBNS-The Sac
red Heart Program.
1918 am, Welt, Newark
Sacred Heart Program.
1890 pm, WLW - The
Catholic Hour - Msgr. j.
Daniel Moore, editor of the
ST. Louis Review, continues
his talks on "The Mature
Christian"
6:45 pm, WJER, Dover
The Sacred Heart Program.
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FRIDAY, DEC.
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 - Great Hos
pital Mystery Goth Century
Fox, 1885 - Al.
$40 pm, Chan. 4 Air Raid
Wardens - MGM, 1912 - Al.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 - Sands of
Two lima = Republic, 1949-AII.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 = Arson for
Hire - Allied Artists, 1958-AH.
los am, Chan. A - The Master
Race - RKO. 1913 = All.
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Thomas Wins
CARTA Award

Danny Thomas, popular
comedy star of the CHS Tele-
vision Network, has been
elected the recipient Of the
1861 CARTA Award.
CARTA, the Catholic Apos-
tolate of Radio, Television and
Advertising, consists of some
1900 men and women in the
advertising and broadcasting
field.