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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-20

icaIly designed to prevent
starting failure. Vet Il costs
no more than you'd spend
anyway. II includes a change
70 winter grade Sohio motor
oil and gear lubricant, .
barrery test tfreel. one free
bottle of Sohio Super Hi-Cyi
fuel line ani-freeze Ia 90
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-20
Cologne Cardinal Seeks
Freedom For Primate;
Cites Cermany's Guilt

BONN, Germany NC In address marked by deep
sympathy with the thoroughly Catholic Polish people, His
Emnence Josef Cardinal Fng Archbishop of Cologne asked
PolandS communist rulers ito become sensible stop their
vain efforts to separate Poland from Rome
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-20

neighbors.
"H owever," he explained,
such interpretations fail 10 take
note of the fact that this election
victory was won in the sign of
Christianity and that il complete
ly lacks any militant note against
either the East or the West"
Cardinal Frings noted that Card
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7eGeNEHGo~ .EEASH~1A
An Exclusive Featured
Sec q STUDIO ONE

a0S . STUDIO ONE
The Laugh Maker BtarrIAH
Jackie OISasOR playing HE fret
straight dramatic role AS . comic
who skyroeksts to fame via Tv.
but who remains . puTGIS 70
those who would like 20 under
stand him. Art Carney pOrtrAyS
q magazine SriteF tFyihG to pro-
file the difficult comedian
sAs Q WHO SAID THAT-QsGs
zee Z RURNs ~ ALLEN-Co@.
SUMMED THEATRE
0Ao Z TALENT SCOUTS
Comedian Garry Moore sub80I.
Iutss for Arthur Godfrey.
Q ETHEL AND ALHERT
I0rOO = BI0 TOWN
A name In the phone book.
beautiful woman AID . quo sPsll
furious action . hundred feet
below the East river
TODAVB HEAOLIREs
ions . HAWP's WEATHER.
ISI1S Q HORNER's SPORTS snow
ISGSo . MONT NEWs-meCSss
. ROLLER DERBY
I01AO q wEATRER TOWER
ISrGs = VOUR COITFURE-VaaAIS
% 90 Z sPORTS ROUNDUP-ASsrs
. HORNER'a sCOREBOARD
% 80 . TWENTY QUESTIONs-GlSl s
. sTARLIGHT THEATRE
= Accuse Ny Parents" with
Mary Roth Hughes aRd John MI.
jan Parental neglect 10 bshiRS
the criminal History Of . VOUnG
murderer
IIISs Z NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
Larceny on the Air. With Rob.
sFt livingston and Grace BRAD.
ley. A cTuHadihE physician SH.
poaeS the hawkerP 81 false cursa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

have the viii 70 DO.
4 great big bouquet 70 Mrs.
UptegroVs and hsF modern NurS-
Ing Home.
Never Feet sorry FOR Yourself
When you believe In . Higher
Power. faith viii be . bulwHrk 20
you. Explore the resources Of
your own spirit. You1l Eet a new
point Of view and extend your
hOTizOns.--Jans Govt
Hobby
While shopping around looking
for a hobby for this week ! re-
msmbsrsd having seen some
angels In the home OF the BuTie
Carmichacls. STA Fifth Ave. So.
Mrs. Hazel Thompson Casa
way Of Chicago formerly Of Min
neapoliSJ gave Mrs. Carmichael
her first angel.
Among the many dainty and
beautiful miniature angels in her
collection. Mrs. Carmichael has
two angels and a chariot; q very
beautiful angel IN n praysrful AT.
titude; an angel holding 4 candle:
Gabriel blowing a trumpet, a
Cupid angel with bow and arrow
pointed at a pair Of love birds; an
angel playing a harp. an angel
playing saxOphone. another
angel playing u Tyre; one playing
banjo and one beating the
drums.
Most Of the angels were bought
from various cities and states and
some were gifts 10 Mrs. Car
michael from friends.
On my way out the door asked
Mrs. Carmichael what collection
was that In the breakfront.
reached In and took out q
trophy. Mrs. Carmichael said the
trophies, ribbons and badges were
won by her son, Burie Carmichael
Jr. She very reluctantly let" me
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15
THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

When we went to sss Mrs.
Mamie UptsgroVe the other day
We were very much surprised 20
find completely TemOdcIcd
Nursing Home. II IL modern and
well stated.
On July 10. 1899. the CorBslius
Rest Home WIS officially opened.
Mrs. Uptegrovc went n the
PhyiiiS WheAtiey House In 1899
In search Of work The head resi-
dent told her she did not have
any work. but she told Mrs Upts-
grove. n widow, that there was .
very urgent need for some one 10
care for the patients who were re-
leased from Parkvisw hospital.
After considering the idea for
some time. Mrs. Uptegr0ve dscld.
I'd she would open the rest home,
and from that small beginning,
her ain room home at 3si3 Fourth
Ave. 80, has grown the very
modern. 81 bed nursing home
The American Association Of
Nursing Homes waR officially or.
EanlSed In 1913 and all rest homes
belonging 10 the RasociatIon were
known from then on az nursing
homes.
In the beautiful. immaculate
nursing home, Mrs. uptsgrovs
has four wards. five two-bsd
rooms and she has nine crank
hospital beds.
All OF the rooms are well vent
Hated and we'll lighted. both by
day light, and In each room there
II q fiouresCsnt ceiling light and
side lights.
There are bath rooms and .
shower bath. also an toe cold
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-15

see them, a. though hsr angels
were enough from one family.
Buris Jr.. has won 10 medals IN
track meets at st. Thomas, Carrie
ton. All City and all state msets
We viii tell you more about thoss
trophies and medals next week.
Congratulations To Two Twin
City Ministers
Twin city BaptistS Elect
Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.. pastor
Of Pilgrim Baptist church, 81
Paul. was elected one Of the Vice
presidents OF the Twin City Bap-
list Union at their annual meet
ing that was held in Pilgrim Bap-
fist church.
Minneapolis Ministerial
Association Elects
Rev. Martin Luther Simmons,
pastor Of 80. Peters AME church
was elected secretAry-treasurer OF
the Minneapolis Ministerial A.
ISOLATION.
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drinking fountain. In order 70
serve meals hot 10 all Of the
patients there 10 q dumb waiter.
Mrs. UptegroVs has an office
with all Of the modern office
needs. such a. . typewriter. add.
ing machine. fling cabinets. etc.
The undermined kitchen IL
really a temptation for any one
TO be n good cook.
Going down In the basement we
were amazed 10 see the modern
laundry equipment with q machine
that washes twenty-five pounds Of
clothes at one time. There Ia also
AN electric dryer.
We not only saw one huge
deep freeze. but there were three.
They were all beautiful and II IL
too bad they are not where they
can be seen.
The two oil burning furnaces
IRE going 10 BE- converted 10 gas
~ soon a. possible.
Mrs, UptsgroVs employs q sec
Rotary, q cook. two maids, a
lAundreas and a part time nurse.
She also has extra help she calls
In from time TO time
From the time you step inside
the spacious front Elazed.in
porch the floors are all tiled
There are two tsievision sets for
those who enjoy looking at the
programs and there ART numsr-
Gus radios In the building
We noticed all Of the patients
were happy and they are glad 10
have visitors.
Mrs UpteETove has the only
licensed Nursing Home operated
by u Negro in the state.
When you feel NJ though you
can't do anything, just think Of
the good Mrs, Uptegrove IL doing
for No many people and you will
realize II IL possible 60 do II you
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THURSDAY
Msy Al

wCCO-TV kSTP-TV
Q r-aEN ~ ACTION
Tee q LIN NIDEO THEATRE
Brian DonieNy stars In Tunnel
Job" story Of rough tough
boss Who makes an important de.
clsiOn when an Underground
river shdanEers his tunnel con.
stFuctIoh crew
. DRAGNET-CrIa,. CRsss
A Los Angeles factory worker
stranEiss woman but doesn't
TrsS : FoIR srAR PLAYHOUSE
RsnitA Hume eo.Htars with hus-
band Ronald Colmab in The
Ladies' On Hts Mind"
. F0RD THEATRE-DTsRR
Diok Haynes and paWn Adams
In "Swsst.Talk Ne Jackson"
story Of an sEo-csntric CTuoner
and q eountry Girl who isn't i'm
pressed.
Soc Z NV LFrTLE HARGIE
''uirl Against the World" MarEis
determines to sell . terrible play
written hy her hoy friend
q MARTIN NANE-M hSduait
st9o q LINER NCE-Maslc
LIFe REGINs Az 20
Jack Barry and oldstsra
Ooa q SUSPENSE
The SuttnF WIN AlNFeN NAV
wick and EdEsr stphu
sNOu HET NOJR LIHG
6roucho MARI Sith lssrs snd
laughs
$50 q THE UNENPECTED
TO rs ANNOTNCED
etea = LtTrlE THeATRG
20 90 q DANCE DArE
TOnAN'N nEADLINea
IotIa 8 HAWF'a WEATWER
Iet1a 3 non NEMN aPORTs Snow
IotSa q NIGWT NGWS-arCaeS
ToUR arr Parade
Iae40 q WEATWEW TOWER
tees q HrNTHNG AND FtSWINo
10 90 q HOn NER'a aCORGROARD
% - . VIA RLI0HT THEATHE
winter wNndsriaHd" Nth 'ynae
Roberts ana Roman Rohnsn A
farmers daughter eaters . tABey
resort hotsrs ski contest
tbs q RPORra R0UNBUP-@SSra
III9a . NIgHT owl PLAEWOUaE
''liFt from MAndany- staFrfna
Conrad Sawel aHd KaV tIraksr
To marry his Etrl hack home. -
EaGltsb piantatieR Sorsnsn
spends sNuT yssrs In the iuuGlA
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Minneapolis Ministerial
Association Elects
FIRST NEGRO WOMAN TO
HEAD STATE AGENCY

Boston, Mass. 49, amp Gov.
Christian A. HeTtsr has appoint
ed Mrs. Harriet c. Hall. well
known civic leader. chairman OF
the Outdoor Advertising Author.
ny Of the Commonwealth.
BY virtue Of her appointment.
Mrs. Hall becomes the first Ne
gro woman TO head a state
agency. The civic leader was first
appointed 10 the Authority dur
ing Gov. Paul A. Dever'S admin
istTation.
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TUESDAY
May 10

WCCO-TV KGTP-TV 0
Bishop fulton J, sheen.
WESTERN
zee = CITY HOsPITAL.-DFa@a
Starring Melville RuIok In
''ChISf Of staff" Problem of .
doctor who reaches rotiremsnt
. FIREsIDE THEATRE
safety Island" with brandon
Rhodes and yamss Hickman
8 CIRCLE TnEATRE-OFaaa
"A Matter Of OpIRion' with Phil
llpA BSVina. Two candid opinions
on marriage get mixed up in
ne SsTSHSSsr S5 the a%Ii5las
changes occur In the homes Of
truck driver and q clerk.
see Z IA N0EA-N hsdualt
TWO FOR THE MONET
with Herb BhrinsF.
s9o q nPLs. WaEsTLING-SpSFts
o DOu0 FAIRBANKS
HOat Milton BSrls TunS tor mayor
% New York City and calls on
Margaret Truman. vaughn Mon-
roe and slApsls MAMIE kOssh.
bloom 70 help him campaign
et99 q BOeTON mLACMlG
1bf&8 Jaw @s&A'A hNo"N4A@
Celeste Holm stars In Hearts
Desire" . comedy about two
people who meet and fall In love
In . dream.
o TODANea HEADLINES
aoIlS . HonNER'S sPOnTs STOW
1etDe q NIGNT NEWs-MeC0Sa
MEPORTERB NOTEBOOKS
a@sAa q WEATHER TOWER
lees q DANGEROUS Aaat6Nm ~F.
Starring Brian Donlayy,
CLuW EMbAssN-M0sts
aoRGstrsss Mindy Carson And the
quartet 10 . medley Of Nincsnt
HsumAas SouGa. Including some
times I'm Happy" Time On Ny
HAnda~ ana '@rea for Two
N 90 . uOMNRm'N eCOWRmOARD
n 90 Q STARLIGHT TWEArnE
Haunted Rouse with Jach Nor
a. and Marcia Mae Jones' Two
youngsters try to prove their
friend iAnoesAt % murder
IlIis q SPORTS RoUNDUP-mserN
n - q NIGHT owl PLANWOrsG
The Crooked Road atNrriaE
Edmand Lowe ana Irene Hsryey
a MAS past eatchee up vita hiun
Ia the form Of blAekmAh
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wCCo-TV WsrP-Tv q
a.na q NAMES rMm sAMG-asas
. SCOTT mUstC aALL
Vocalist Patti Page plays hostsas
10 Yale uaiveFattys Whitfen /.
Roofa. plus guests Naughn hoa-
roe AID hAFmontea hotahot Rirh.
ara HAymaR Patti Stage: Nov
TTSs' IL I'm 10 T. VIZ 1: and '"A ""''
V,Ss . sTRNR ~ alCR-asas
SssHTT TRsarNH-Or.-s
NOns left over
Use . mAN AGAINST CnIMn
Mihs RaFnstt spgtnEs . traR 20
solve q ssriss Of haftiiaG rOSesE,
zee INTERNATIONAL noHINe
RostSaNs Norman Hayss 70 Jssss
TRFasr 81 JsslA frUm ne -
Leafs AreaA
rNIS ~ J0UR LIFH
Ralph Eawards taras pages In
somsoRs's tanity aiean
see a. MARRIED. IoAN--Ts@~as
Joaa gets the Httsrs shes sh'
hushsad seat 70 Ortsoa has essa
sea = SIaaT FOLLsW-UP
Rotlls JSssssA Rrttt ueruau
Biliy Rsks aaA gasst - . sateh
beut ~ tsft vsros aaa rtGAt ID
iecttvea
go a GoDVaeV. asa FuI9Sna
. aUNNNW TtaGArUW
IsseS Z WHATS ~ LINSs-aSas
Jsha nsiy ana iob EaesaerA
rOnANN HgAnttNHa
1osta Q aAWV-N WRAvWWR
easaa A saan NNm~ aRRRVa aSsaW
eoLao Q NlggFT NNN A--W~t'ueo
otrpOoNs NFrN CaNNH@
topss Z WEAvW9a vaWW0
tssSs Q sorLN 0A0noa--n~taa.
a 90 Q aPo@Ts ROUNDS p-1ssSs
. psomNgmN ar0w HmoAmp
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IssS . SOUS aARBOR--RsaiS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Don Riley. host
Lee . BEULAH-Co@eay
. WARM NEWS
IIIB Q FILMETTE
/ IS0 3 oUICN as a FLAsm
Q FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
Considered one Of the greatest
architects OF this century. Frank
Lloyd wright a., talks with
Hugh Downs. MIC reporter
1S0o q r. W. EIEnARTH-NsWs
NukLA, PWAN a OLLIE
5Ie WEATHER CLOSGUPe
sns . U.s.A. CANTEEN
Jane FromAB With sonRs for the
SOS : STATE % rae NATION
o Zoo PARADE
4 look into the pheasant yard:
plus . visit behind the cages Of
the great apes and moBksys
Sec . ADVENTURE
Prs-world premiere scenes Will
be shown from the latest Ar
nAnd Denis production. Below
the SarahA- Or Charles BoEsTt
will trace common fears and
Live rattlerS. pit VtperR ans Dutt
addsTs will be exhibited
aALLMARM THEATRE
Soldier ~ Peace" Gf0rV Of Rob.
sTt y. Lee
$50 . sIGHTsEEING swATEHs
SEES o WINDOW, WARRINGTON
eco = VOC ARB THERE
This week We trudEs through
mAdos. Cuba. on Dec n. 1900. to
record "The COnduSst Of yellow
Fever
AMATEUR CHEF--CSs&iaH
ESQ q SEE IT NOw-Nsws
Edward r. MurroW. narrator
9 WESTERN
SEQ . VOU ASKED ron ET-VHF.
RED sKELTON-CSRSaV
6sD0 4 JACK Benny Snow
Quests Rob Crosby. Oissls Mae
KsnGis and Rochester Jack visitS
his fabulous vault
Q MISTER PEEPERS-CS@ay
eco q TOAST OF THE Town
The Josh Logan story scsnsa
from five hit plays; Mr. Roberts"
with Robert Merrill south Pa"
eifie" with Janet Blair: Wish
You Were Here" with Jack Cas-
sidy; "PicBie" with Ralph Neck
The Army"
Q cOMEDT HOUR
Starring Donald o'ConRor, with
guest stars Nelson EDDY, ThomA1
l. Thomas sidney Miller and
Tom D'AndrsA and Hal March.
zoe . FRED WARINo Snow
GOODYEAR PIAHBOt Sc
TI0o Z TIMH TO sMILB-Ce@Say
KsH Murray dustS off Joe MILLER
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7eNzaIe.s EI4t2x94
May 10 81

IAB q RAsEBALL GAME
SSoo . HORsE RACING
The WithsFa." . One-mile gaee
for thrss-ysArs-old ftlliss. worth
SIS0 8 ExPKRIMENT no.
1Soo 0 SATURDAY THEArRE
SI0O . WORLD AROUND UO
With Ben LsiEhton
$40 . AFTER TINE GAME
ESQ q COWBOY G-MEN-WsStsVs
F0U SHOULD KNOW
With Jimmy Valentine
see . TALENT PATROL
Win Bud COllysT
a0y @O0ERs SHOW
outlaws Return" Roy fAess
danger az the hands Of q released
prisoner whom he helped convict
SL4o SEAT TIE CLOCM-aWss
Bud CollysT conducts stuBts
Gee : JACNIR GLEA sos -Cs@sGy
Jackie Gleason With Audrey Msa-
S dS.s; A., Carney IN comedy kits
. Nv HERO-CsRsay
Jail Break" Bsa nblossOm per.
suAdss his boss TO hire q hobo
With hilarious consciousness
oi1o Q ORIGINAL AMATEUR NM
Ted Mack and talent hopSfuIB
We" norALo or ga, CASSIDY
-. w
head this fast. moving comedy and
musical revue featuring Mar.
Eusrits PiaEEA. Jack Russell
Judy Johnson ana Carl RriRSr
Tsoo = Wild RILL HICNoW
Soc Z DU0-OUT OOPE
HII0 Z BAaEHALL GAME
$50 3 GREAT FIGHTS % CENT.
Jack Dempsey " Luis FiFpo.
Wild bull OF the PampAs Dsmp-
ssy floors FtrpO slH timss IN the
first round and FtrpO knocks
Jack through the ropeP IN round
SECS Q INDUSTRY on PARADR
500 o WIaDOM OF THE AGES
Jack Barry smcesa Q Wittv panel
$50 Q DENNIS DAY SHOW
IoSOo q TODAV'a VIVA OLIVES
IeIIS q WEATHER REPORT
tetA0 AFTwH TIVE GAME
HTARLIGHT THEATRE
women In BONDAGE" starrtnG
Gail Patrick ana Nancy Kelly.
The story % Hitlsrism'a effect on
WomAnhood The rapid dsEsnsra-
tioh OF women due 20 HitisPs
concept Of male superiority
t0IBa q WONT NEWa-GSat
teS4a Z WEATHER REPORT
I0bSs q TALES Ow TOMORROW
ties q NIuHT owl PLAYHOUSE
''Osntlsman from Louisiana.
starving Eddis ouiiian and
Charles "Chic' sales His girl
friends failing business causes
an apprentice toekey 90 throw
rare ana almost Tuin hS reputs'
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friday
Msy 10

bAA~s9B A41N 10
WCCO-rN WRTP-Rv q
sGas . TnOUBLm WFTM "a TaNn
Q aUPEnmAN--AdVsataFS
ice q PLAH HOUSE, OF 0TAnn
'Vaeation for uinAy- stAFTlng
Barbara Hale. A moGsy travel
test ana discovers travel holders
DO nOt tell all about Vacations
o WGG gTORE--OVamn
TED Prayer. Nee YOSh DaIIy
criminal hldSoats antn he found
the men that hald 1p q tavern,
hillinE ths two msn they used
TlSs 3 QUIZ mIsS nROOkR--Csm.
Miss Brooks ana Mr. conkIin set
trap for the thief that stole
the prineiPars typewriter.
. ALDnICH PAMILS-COm.
Henry u supposed TO dsliyer .
Sins:I S tSr sri sss Homer sssi
dsntAlly get locked In the school
sec oa2in AND HARRIET
three about shFsWd trading, gets
TRAPPED In . swap deal with Ricky
cAVALoADH or sPORTs
Fighting for the hsaVyWsiGht
championship Of the world.
young Rocky MaFeiAno defends
HE title against aged Jersey Joe
Wsleott Eiftesn rounds from the
Chicago stadium.
$50 nv WRlEND InmA-CSm.
Irma breaks out In . rash. chang.
90 her personality and loses al
most all her friends after seeing
Q psychiatFinI
Sos 8 SPORTS HALL or WAmE
Bob Ryan with the life story Of
q great Minnesota athlete
&C. . M. AND MHs. NSRrn .
korean Wa veteran insists her
husband BE- committed 20 . men
tai Institution. Pam ana Jerry
get mixed up with murder IN
hsir efforts 20 hslp.
Q WILmETTB
NI1B GARDEN MIRACLEe
oAe & INVITATION THEATRE
Q aOCMY MIN0. DErECr1VB
OSsS q STRANGE ADVENTURE
l0EOo 4 THE WEn-mystSFy
Somewhere In Korea" with Rich.
ARD webb. UN prisoners % war
trying TO escape from their com
pound. find an unexpected ally
TODaS's HnADLIHns
lOHe . HAWF'a WEATHER SNOW
IOISo Q H0RNEn's SPORTS snow
40 80 4 MONT NHwS-MSCusa
o RAaRLiN' wETM 0Ue0
lese0 4 WEATHER TOWER
AopeB 4 HI-NOTEa IN FASHION
WRHsTLlN0, HOLLYW'D.
~ - q SPORTS ROUNDUP-aSSps
o HOMNWR's 9COHEHOA
~ 90 NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
o Ar STAR WWRaTLIN0
- 80 Q BTAMLI0NT THEATRE
-Kid slater" with judy Clark and
Roger Pryor.
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lies . NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
Gangs Of Chicago" starring
Lloyd Nolan and Lola Lane
STARLIGHT THEATRE
"Tll Name the Murderer" with
Ralph Forbes and Marion Shil-
Ing. A newspaper columnist be-
comics q one man police force and
solves very complicated double
murder
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aSQ q RANGk RIDEn--WSsssFs
a TMR DOCTOm--DVa@a
No. RAP Charlie starring DSn.
ais Harrison. FRANK AcHuGh ahe
Ann Jackson The dilemma Of Q
fhISf Who atumblSs onto infer-
nation Of immense importance 70
the government
Sac 4 TV THEATRE
8 FOaEIGN INTRIGUE
Robert Cannon tackles q maroG
RSSo 4 PAVORTTE sTORE-DSa@@
MARCH o. TimE -
Win THE Voice Of Time "ss''
brook Van vOorhis -..
ESQ q MAsTERPIECE raEA 49,.
'stork Ettss Mar ss'' a..
schIIIinG and Emily PArnsh AZ
araFtmsnt- house ms
made miserable by the dsmsnas
OF his baby- haIinG bosS S"o
pregnant tenant .o
ABHOTT 4 COsILO
IsssO = TODAT's HEADLlN 1s,rwE
ISIIS 9 NAN wBO's HEES T"SN
IOsSa 8 VAWF"a WEATHER
IoISS s TNTO THE NlGHT
m % { Snow PEOPi.R-MHSer
RAsERALL aC0REHOaN"
IIIIS . STARLIGHT THEAFW,
sSThs Prstsnder" with AIoer'
DRkksT ana Katherine craig
tNA y NNA"N WV 80"
meet the Missus" STARVING hos
zoe Harms ana Roth nonn",H -
bundle OF bonds. worth Vow"
10 lost nv the delivery b"~
MONDAY NAV 10
wCCO-TV NsTP-TV {
lisa PLAY on PAE-QuIs
Emcse John 0RliOa. Toby PRS
JsannIs AFlen and Bill AschinsA
music masters -
VOICE OP FIREsTONE
Tenor Brian Sullivan sinEs The
Flower Song" from "CArmen' as
well a. "At DaWninG." Posing
BY" and Magic 10 the SOon-
tight"
Y,oo LOVE LUCV--i1SRssy
RIVE WITNESS
TISO Z RED BUTTONS-Co@edy
RED clowns with Pat CHrrOi
Guest singer Karen Chandler.
ROHERT MONTGOMERY
The Wind Cannot Read"
Donald Woods A Canadian Air-
man and q japanese girl fight
tremendous obstacles 90 preserve
their love In wartime IndiA
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Join tho thousands Of Nell Rus.
sell fans. Read her column appear
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
Judge Harris Delves

CONTINUED from Page Seven)s
the grand jury is satisfied beyond
q reasonable doubt from the states
evidence. that the defendants are
guilty"
He directed them to investigate
matters submitted by the States
attorney, matters called to their
attention by the court or matters
made from his own observation or
that of his associates.
He advised however.
when you start to study and to
secure evidence relating to the
charge or charges in the Indictment,
you will remember always that
the defendant or defendants are
to be innocent and that
this presumption goes with the de
PENDANTS throughout the entire eX-
placing upon the State
the burden of removing this pre-
of innOcense and placing
in its stead the proof of guilt
Nv Il NiNlttAAlN ANhAAi Nh W NOill-
plete the charge and establish guilt
must be proved Only the best evil
dence can be heard and considered
and evidence too remote
must not be considered. Confess
sions may only be heard and con-
when they are free, that
is. when they are not secured by
coercion or by putting the defend
ant in fear, or secured by promises.
They must be entirely free and vol
untary
"A witness may claim his priv
ilege not to testify if his testimony
Will incriminate him. A lawyers
testimony is also privileged when
it relates to his relationship to his
client.
The testimony should be re-
ceived with caution, and corrobor-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
BITTINGER

The first generally noticeable
frost of the season appeared last
Monday morning. According to re-
ports no serious damage was done.
Rev. James NJ. Allen, Of Elkins,
W. Va, preached trial sermon IN
the Lutheran church here last Sun
day evening.
Jack Bethel, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Bethel, was taken suddenly
i'll several days ago, and 1T Is re-
ported that his illness has been
diagnosed as polio.
Richard Glotfelty and family, OF
McIlenly, visited relatives I'm this
neighborhood, last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs: Joe BuckeI spent last FIJI
day shopping. IN Cumberland,
NJ ss 10 Ellen Buckel, daughter
OF MI and MIS- W. p. Bucket be-
gan training for the nursing pro-
fesslon at the Memorial hospital,
IN (umbefland last week
MIR. and Mrs Glen Murphy. OF
the Dry Kun section were business
callers here one Gay. last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17
SWANTON

Girl Scout Troop No II met Mon
day evening in the SWanton school.
The opening exercises and bust
ness meeting were in charge of
the president. Patsy Friend Troop
activities held during the past two
months were discussed. most of
them being outdoor activities A
report Of Girl Scout camp at Camp
Potomac was given by girls who
attended and handicraft articles
made there were displayed An all
day hike and lookout was planned
for Saturday October TO- The
Junior patrol then worked on
Games badges and the Senior
patrol discussed going to Dams
Rock with the Tri-Towns Scouts
September 10, and the coed trip
to Bethesda in October. A COM
mittee meeting will be held next
Monday evening following Scout
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

Friday night, September II. Mrs.
Ruth Bucket was leader of the
topic, The Christian Woman.
After the devotional program and
the business meeting a birthday
party was held in honor of Mrs.
Bittinger's anniversary. Gifts were
presented to Mrs Bittinger also
a birthday cake and refreshments
were served to the sixteen MEM
bers and one guest present
Arthur Resi-, Of near Jennings,
was seen in this village on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l. Schnccberger
and Mr. and Mrs william Truitt
returned to their homes in CO.
lumbus. Ohio, after spending Ten
days vacation at the home of Mrs.
Silas Beachy. Weekend guests i'm
the Beachy home were Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas MesScr. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cox. son Mark. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Botsford and Mrs Mae At
kins. all OF Pittsburgh. Pa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-09-17

Friend; secretary, Mrs Alice
Rhodes; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Shat
fer, protein, Mrs. Betty Wilt Com
mittces were appointed for the com
ing year 1t was decided to keep a
scrapbook Of PIT A. activities
Ways to raise money to further i'm