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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Oct. aS--MrS /. NJ, Dorsey, asT
Igiehart Ave; Mrs. James Jack.
son. S6S 81, Anthony Ave; Mrs.
c, H. wootcn. AS5 Macbubin st. ;
wGlly Psttiford, ssT Carroll Ave:
Craig Lewis, 9tS 81. Anthony
Ave; Mrs, Regina 8, Morris, eli
Mackubin St; Gary Howard. $50
N. Dale 81.
Oct. 2A--AleanA YVetts Davis,
soA Carroll Ave; MrS. c, w. Pat.
tsrSon, soI Carroll Ave; stephen
Maxwell Jr,, $50 81, Anthony
Ave; MrS, Lottie Milton. TSS Car
roll Ave.
George Brooks Jr., COT Rondo
Ave; Louis NJ. Moore, ee7 w. Cen.
trail Ave; sherry Lynn speese.
SIS Marion ST.; Mrs. Richard
Garcia. bS2 Rondo Ave.
Oct. 2e-DaiHy McAdama. e22
81. Anthony Ave; MrS. A. Fer
Euson. lo3S Rondo Ave.
Oct. 27-Eiaine 0aynsll Benner,
e72 81. Anthony Ave-: Pierre
Lewis, 2AS 81. Anthony Ave.
Philip Brooks. ITO 81. Anthony
Ave.
Oct. 2s-A. w. Jordan, Ca ~.
Anthony Ave; Mrs, o, w. Lind.
sey. 27e w. Central Ave: Michael
Bsnnsr. era 81. Anthony Ave;
Renee Crawford. 623 81. Anthony
Ave; Billy Collins, eSi a.. An.
thony Ave.
Oct 29-Mra. Rebecca Tous.
saint, $50 IgIshArt Ave; Mrs. Car
RE Ailep, TIT Rondo Ave: Mr..
Sidney SAIter. 1913 w. Central
Ave; Mrs, c. A, Danforth, ass
Carroll Ave: Jamie Owens, cat
Seiby Ave; Stella Marie Allen.
SIS w, Central Ave.
Oct. so Mrs, Esther Green.
Ts2 81, Anthony Ave; Mrs. Nd.
ward Eastman. eos 81. Anthony
Ave; DR.. A, NJ Butler. cas- Lyle
hart Ave, Mr. Homer Anderson.
TAI Carroll Ave; Mr. Cecil Neal.
ass Rondo Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23
Harlem DiarU
Nv CoNsTANCR CURTIs
NEW YORK


The kokS UpSe0tTS
II lived Harlem apartment houSedont
plain There's quicker your fellow
Pecially II he's in the apartment just
My special friend his
home by samnng their front shut hard
needle jump off the record just started to play.
Both he and his wife love people nobody above heml
they're In the habit Of throwing parties Friday night that
well into Saturday morning Along m couple
their friends 70 have trouble getting
what sounds like heavy furniture makes fairly
srng sound when topples with
more fragile things that piled top
This particular hitting pipes
with hammer something every time
the winter And the landlord doen believe sending
steam Since the antOr doesn't building only
know anything about apartment
house, who are freezing Just like he H.
however have problem waiting
shoes to DROP because I'm
and all HIS special technique walk rapidly
length Of the apartment the Average
stopping occasionally to take what sounds like
the top Of table chest Of
He likes his radio loud his cabbage well
chastiEed at least barking
likes, and he's what loAhe.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS

Oct. 2S-Mr. and Mrs, william
Modem. 5000 Third Ave. O.. "a
years,
Oct. 2s--Mr, and Mrs. Marcus
n. jackson, SsiS Smelling Ave,
II years: Mr.. and Mrs. L, w. An.
dsrson, Ss2b Third Ave. q,
Oct. 2sMr. and Mrs. william
Burreli, 10 Hoag Ave. NJ, ~
years,
Oct. SO Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Adair. $50 Bryant Ave, IL years
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Rack copies Of SAoh edition %
thls payer can BE- secured BY send
Ing 10 cent@ IN coln for each paper
deslFed. Thrce Cents for postage
should b. added for each copy
wanted. ......
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23

NTATENENT HEaI TRED Nv TItIs
Act 90 AtBtaT -, 1919, a.
AMENDED ~ TUE AITs OF
MARCH =. IgTa, AND JULB ..
1879 IfItis 10. lated states Cads.
OWNERSHIP. MNsAaEHEST.
AND CtHCtIAIlON 90
| Indianapolis sIDK EaMAN, publish
81 weekly a. Minneapolis. MINI, Tor
| oct I, 1888.
I. The nameS and addresses ~
| the publisher editor. managing
Publisher. CEN D. newman, 80
Edit6r. CeciI . Newman, 80
Third Ave 10
| Managing Edii"r. Mono.
| business HaHHEer None
.. The Owner - RDOkesfHan ana
Recorder Pub. 90. Inc. alt Thifd
CscU v Newman, 80 Third Ave.
Dsvslma newman. aI' Third Ave
orcsr Newman. g0s Tour,b Ave
cortir e Chlvsrs, ~ THIRD Ave
, The kHowp bondhpldsrs. mort
asEssE. and other EsruFtty holders
owning ~ holding per cent ~
more ot total amount ~ bonds.
| MORTGAGES, or other securities are
Midland National Bank. AiBusa po-
lie, MtnBFsota
/ Paragraphs 2 ard include. In
/ eahsa where the HtaF khaldsT Or
security holder appears ar'B the
| books ~ the company - trustee
81 In any other fduCiBrF relation.
the name ~ tho person 0r r1Tp9FH
| ti0B for WhOrn EHoh trustee IL artr
| ing. also the statements IN the tW1
gaFaRfaphs show the atlantis fpIi
knowledge and belief 49, - the
| rirrunstanTsH ana conditions IN
| DER Witch si8ckh0iBsrH ana scout
~ holders who DO no, appear Bp.
On the books 81 the C0rnp Any aa
| trustees hold FtHfb ahd sAfpfiiiss
IN a capacity other than that ~ a
bona fids owner
& The average number ~ copies
| 81 each issue ~ this publication
s8tA OF diFtFtbB1sd. through the
mails or otherwise, 10 paid sub
srFibaFs dBriuE the ~ months pre-
| esdinR ths date shown above vas
s,sta
Cs~n y. Newman. Publisher
sworn - and subafTibsd before
me THE Eth day ~ October, 1859.
/ fReaiB
Robert q. FtBaYt. notary pubiIe
HsHHspin Comfy. NiBbs a0ta
my commission sspiTss ApRBsi
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23
Autumn MGdR0Ss

Autumn hadR0Ss
Enough time has coming
out the streets OF Harlem again but
careful what you say and where you say H.
The other afternoon q Mnchroom q gloatnK Yankee
fan laugngy asked the waitress how she holding up
the Dodgers had lost In split second the
or five other customers joining the girl behind
the unlucy fellow all about his family
against the eOlored folks going
talking like that he could didn't
another
After the final clRchlng
streets filled with SOrrowtnK
night 50 long when schmenG mighty
All during series week appointment
time In the afternoon Office buildings sounds
radio and TV sets echoed a run
hit and madness really something 10 see
II you aren't frightened by a pit.
SSrGHSO BodFSlIOws
The rising creScendo OF local politics
Een In years past wondering how they something
the political Most Of those looking
for political jobs find working
dfcut task Dirt gets thrown
and weplHced whispers Brighten percentage Nearly all the
rest fall by the when clubhouse
them to licking stamps and addressing letters.
The same old and the keep popping up
every during the electonten the
coy dark and quiet Of the well padded political balcka
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23

Club prizes were won by Mrs
Donald Brady ST., first; Mrs. H
c. Combs, second and Mrs. Nors
Mccracken. third. The next meet,
ing win be held on November FL
at the home Of Mrs. =. W. Terry,
Ss12 First Ave. g.. Minneapolis.
Family Visitors: Mrs. John Wal.
lace and infant daughter. Beverley
Ann Of San Francisco, arrived In
the city Sunday, October Is, and
are the house guests Of their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23

les were extended her during her
visit.
JolIy sixteen ClubI on THURS
day evening, october ~, Mrs. Le-
Rnas Copeland. 1900 Portland
Ave, was hoatSAs 70 the Jolly Six
teen Club. Plans for their winter
projects wSre discussed and out.
lined.
Motor To WIacOnalRI Mr.. and
Mrs. wsnsel Miller and children
Gary and Kathryn % b22 Elmer.
son Ave, ~, accompanied BY Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Joasy and Mrs.
Fora LAnKum and grandchildren.
Ricky Tyler and Yvunne LanRumn
motorSd 10 Owens, via, on sun
day, october II. and were the
guests Of Mrs, Mary Reasby, His.
ter OF Mrs, LAngumn, They re-
port beautiful scenery and On.
joysd an outdoor breakfast en-.
route,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-23

No, ii7iB
SUMMONS ~ APPLICATION ron
HnaIsTNATIoN or LAND
STATE oF MiSHEsorA
COUNTY or HERNEPIH
DIHTHICT COURT
Fourth Judicial District
In the matter Of the application
OF state Of Minnesota 20 register
the tiils 60 the following described
County, Minnesota, namely
state of Minnesota, Applicant
w.
walter a shotwsll Martha o.
shotwsli., Sylvester soyah'
s,idTssd sS@ SoS" ciST" So"Ss,
Northern siEn Company ana all
other persons ar parties uHknoWn,
claiming any right. title, estate,
lien or Interest In the real estate
described ~ the application hare
re state ~ Minnesota 10 che
above aaaea dsfeadantsI
You are hereby summoned ana
required to answer the applinA-
ton ~ the applicant IN the above
answer 10 the said applina Ion ln
the office 81 the clerk ~ aaid
court, IN said county. within tWSnty
faHb days after the service % this
summons UPON you, exclusive OF
the day 81 such service, and, N you
fail 20 answer the application With
~ the time Aforesaid, the applicant
IN this proceeding vii apply ~ the
court Tor the relief demanded there
In
WITNESS, Phlllp e Schmidt,
clerk ~ HRid court, ana tho seal
thereof ~ Minneapolis, IN Had
county. this 2Bd day ~ October,
4 II 1853
tREALJ
Phiilp g schmidt. risrh
~ James 4 stone. pSpHiy
tIunRid ~ Fraser and l.aFRoH.
ts1syIHFsf. Iisdugist, Freeman
a Fraapf. Attorney fTf Applicant
aaH Midland Rank Building
fRpok sEmHn. oct ., ~ a ~
Minneapolis J. Minnesota
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Hollywood Stars
To Entertain Scouts
Al Jamboree Today
BY the Associoted Press

JAMBOREE CITY, Calf, July
20.-Hollywood stars come to
! Jamboree City today to entertain
5000 Boy Scouts and their lead
ers who spent a full day yester-
day which included a speech by
Vice President Nixon and a huge
religious convocation.
This 3.000-acre ranch bulged
yesterday with an estimated Co.,
900 visitors, here to view the COL
orful site of the third national
Scout jamboree. Many of the
guests of relatives of Scouts.
Today's program included an
afternoon "jamboree variety re-
view" with Dorothy Lamour, Dick
Powell, June Allyson. Jerry Co.
lonna, and other entertainers
scheduled to take part. In an
other afternoon show the sched-
uled entertainers included Spade
Cooley, Roscoe Ates, magicians,
square dance champions and
animal acts. The program also
included a big Navy and Marine
air show.
Nixon Makes Speech.
Before last nights religious
spectacle Mr.. Nixon spoke to the
Scouts, leaders and visitors seat
ed on the ground in the hillside
arena. He left for Washington
after the ceremony. He had
flown West especially for the
jamboree.
"You have been taught and
have learned yourselves what it
is to be free-free to speak your
own minds, to live your own lives
and to worship God in your own
way" the Vice President said.
"You have not been instilled
with the shameful arrogance of
the dictatorial mind, the intense
hatred and bigotry of those of
your contemporaries behind the
Iron Curtain who since boyhood
have been taught to hate and to
fear and to be contemptuous.
Urges World Jamboree.
Representatives from Is other
countries are sitting with you
right now" Mr.. Nixon said. Let
us work toward the day when
Boy Scout leaders from all the
nations of the world may be able
to gather together with you at
just such an annual jamboree.
The cause of brotherhood and
peace on this earth could receive
no greater testimonial.
You don't have to be con-
cerned about the free enterprise
system" he said. "All you have
to do is enter one of the swap
tents at this jamboree. Before
I got out a fellow from Texas
had traded me out Of my foun-
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Novelist PriestIey
To Marry Divorce
By the ASsocioted Press

LONDON, July 20.-J. B.
Priestley, British novelist and
playwright, announced today he
will marry Mrs. Macquetta
Hawkes., 42-year-old broadcaster,
on Thursday.
Mrs. Hawkes. husband, a pro-
fessor at Oxford University, won
a divorce from her last month.
He charged she committed
adultery with Mr.. Priestley.
The writer, SO, was divorced
by his second wife last year.
His first wife died in 1925.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Stossen Explains Trade
Of Allies With China
By fhe Assoeiofed Press

Americas allies have stopped
selling strategic goods to Red
China, Harold E. Stassen says,
but are continuing to trade In
other items because their eco
nomic interests are different
than ours.
This was the answer of the
Foreign Aid Director yesterday
when asked on a television pro-
gram about a Senate committee
report criticizing Western trade
with the Chinese Communists.
Terming the China trade issue
a "very complex question:" Mr..
Stassen said the United States
view is that all such commerce
should be banned. But if this
country insists on its allies
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Ritz Brother Married

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July
20 P).-Jimmy Ritz, 48, of the
Ritz brothers comedy threesome,
was married yesterday to Judy
Lee. 2l, of Beverly Hills. Harry
and AL Ritz served as their broth
er's attendants. The brides
mother, Mrs. Anna Lee, was
matron of honor.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Sheriff Complains
That Crime Is Subsidinq
BY The Assoeiofed Press

NEWKIRK, Okla. - Kay
County Sheriff Roy WEIGH COM
year medical student at Shang-
has fallen off so much that all
he and his deputies have left to
do is serve legal papers and de-
liver mental patients to hos
pitalS.
Sheriff WEIGH says that for
the first time since 1888 there
is not a single prisoner in the
county Jail.
Evening star., 1953-07-20

tain pen. I got a dried rattle
snake skin"
During the religious program
to symbolic the meeting Of
many faiths-statements were
made by representatives of four
faiths, Protestant, Catholic, Nor
mon and Jewish. The convoca-
ton closed with each of the
thousands of Scouts on the hill
side lighting a candle to SYM
boliZe the Scout oath.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
New Denulre CLEANSE
Stops 0dor From
False Teeth
ADVERTISEMENT.

Unpleasant false teeth odors, stubborn
tobacco stains and ugly food tarnish dis
appear quickly from dentures soaked a
few minutes daily In . STERA.KLEEN
solution. This safe. modern cleanser de-
sparkling clean. natural lookine-free Of
bitter "after-taste" without harmful
brushing or scrubbin9.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Indion FLYERS Celebrate

The Indian Air Force cele-
brated its Goth birthday by drop
ping 20 parachutists before a
gathering at New Delhi.
Evening star., 1953-07-20

breaking off all trade, he said,
some of them would be in a po-
sition to ask: Where do we
trade?"
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Rubber Imports Studied

Increases in natural rubber i'm
ports by Soviet Russia and China
are reported by the international
Rubber Study Group.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Rishona Plan
Lunch Series

Rishona Pioneer Women will
continue their luncheon series
during the summer. Hostesses in
clude Mines. Jacob Stolman, ].
Kaplan, Philip LaVetter, William
Rowe. Mrs. Meyer Berry, an ar
dent member, has offered to
match the sum raised at Mrs. La
Vetter's luncheon.
Recently Mrs. Berry had the
name of her husband inscribed
in the Golden Book of the Jewish
National Fund in commemoration
of the fifth birthday of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
A. |. Presents
Student Awards

Religious School of Anshei Is
rael Congregation held it's con-
Guiding exercises last Sunday
with awards given for scholarship
and achievement. Participating
were Rabbi Marcus Breger and
David N. Ginsburg, congregation
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. David M. Batavia
presented the scholarship cup
bearing their name, to Barry T.
Joseph as the outstanding schol-
ar. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Joseph. For the first time
the Mr.. and Mrs. Club made an
award to the student making the
greatest achievement. Chosen was
Raphael Finkelstein, whose par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fin
kelstein. The Club presentation
was made by the president, Irving
Fierson. The club plans to make
this an annual award.
Class honors were made by the
principal, Cantor Maurice Fal-
kow. Achievement awards were
won by Class I: Robert Temple,
Joel Meyerson and honorable
mentions given John Messing, AL
fred Rudis, Susan Hirsch; Class 2
awards: Robert FIirsch, Judy Ka-
min, Roger Yontef; Class 3 hon
ors: Leonard Karp, Irving
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Eve. Hudussuh
Has Patio Party

Endeavoring to carry on sum-
mer activities program, Evening
Hadassah will give a Patio Mem
bership Party at the home of Mrs
Dennis Bernstein on June % at
$50 pm. Members are invited to
bring potential, members as
guests. A Skit will be included in
the entertainment. .+
Further information may be Sc
cured from Mrs. Jerome AmSter
at 5-8053 or Mrs. Sanders K. Solot,
5-8824.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Seek Center
Building Fund
Capital Drive

Looking ahead and evaluating
community needs, the Center
Committee at a recent special
meeting, concluded the time was
nearing when positive, concrete
action should be taken assuring
additional physical facilities for
the Center, reports Morris Klein
ernan, chairman. .~..
They requested the executive
committee of the Council to ap-
point special committee to de-
termine and recommend the need
ed additional facilities and to pre-
pare such a plan, followed up by
preparation for a capital fund
campaign.
This, recommendation, later ap-
proved by the executive board,
would pave the way for COM
munity campaign for funds for
building a Center, separate from
the regular CJA drive. There was
some indication the initial drive
might be undertaken this fall.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
ENGLISH CLASSES

A course in Learning English"
will be conducted by the Adult
Evening School at the Vocational
Building of the Tucson High
School from June 8 to July II.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05

Schantz (who in addition had per-
feet attendance); Class 4: Rap
hael Finkelstein; Class 5: Barry
Bernstein.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
NOTICE

A $500 reward will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke into my hunting camp at U- ganik Bay. Name of person furnishing information will not be revealed.
 Ali Madsen
 20. Box A-848
 Kodiak, Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
| CkiF30

A Social Security Card with account number 574-1O 3163 and established for Alice Lr- cilIe Cash is now at the MIR ROR office. The owner may obtain same by calling at the office today or Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
NOTICE

Game night at the VF'W is now Friday night.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

gene Erwin has received block of the Erskine sub- warranty deed from Mr. and division and it has been Martin Lamprecht for lot 31, corded.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK PRECINCT
 In the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Edna Ghoshen,
 Deceased Notice To Creditors
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that the undersigned, Paul A. Dupler, was on the 21 day of August, 1853, by an order of the above entitled Court ap- pointed administrator of the es- tate of Minnie Edna Ghoshen, deceased; and that he thereup- on qualified as such admin strator in the manner required by law, and all creditors of, and persons having claims a. gainst said decedent are here by required to present their claims, with the necessary vouchers. within six months from the date hereof, to the undersigned administrator at his ofi:e, Kodiak, Alaska. which office the undersigned hereby designates as his place of business in all matters con- necte1 with the said estate.
 DATED at Kodiak, Alaska, this 2[ day of August. 1853.
 Paul A. Dup Ter
 Aln niStrator of the E3 =
 tate of M Minnie Edna
 1l,jlt de:ease1. list Pdo. 3-2}-53
 Last Pub. 9-19-53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

A warranty deed from John B. Holland to MT. and Mrs. Alois Kopun. for lots 10 and
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Il of block 33, east addition, has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

that Chevrolet offers just about everything you could want. Yet it's the lowest-priced line in the low-price field.
 *Combination ot POwerglide auto matic franSDliSSion and H5-h.p.
 "Blue-FIane" engine optional OR
 "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models af
 extra COST.
Evening star., 1953-08-16

finals of the meet. In the sennis, she
was even more impressive in beat
ing Mrs. Isaacs than was Little
Mo the previous year.
For the next two years. Mary
Ann will confne her competition
to the Pacific Coast, where she
reigns as girls-under-l5 champion
in northern California. Her parents
have vetoed a tour of the Eastern
circuit before she's Is or 16.
The little girl won't lack for
competition. however. Right now
Evening star., 1953-08-16

vestigate! Investigated" Find out
for yourself as thousands are
doing every day. exactly what
the Catholic Church teaches-why
it claims to be ChriSt'S Church
how it clearly charts the course
that Christ intended men to walk.
AS a first step, we invite you
to read pamphlet containing the
full story of the woman convert
related only in part here >. and
many other equally heart-warm-
ing experiences of people who
have returned to the Faith of their
forefarhers in recent months.
This remarkable pamphlet ;.
describingthefeel experiences
and discoveries of those who in
vestigate the Catholic Faith. land
embrace it.. will be sent in a
plain wrapper, without cost or
obligation. And nobody will call
on you. Write today ;. Ask for
PamPhlet No. TW-40.
MAIL COUPON TO-DAY
Evening star., 1953-08-16
I why | hQu to embrace \
\ the CATHOLIC Faith" a

Il wanted to be a part of Christis
Mystical Body. :. to adore Him in
the Mass to find Him in the
Holy Eucharist :. TO receive His
sanctifying grace :. to be assured
Of the forgiveness of my sins.
e.. Il wanted the Holy Spirit to
fill every bit of me from the top of
my head to the tips of my toes -.
to slip my hand into my Fathers
and say Lead me, Lord.
e. 4 wanted to learn about
angels and saints and the Blessed
Mother, and how to prepare for
heaven; l wanted to receive the
gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Il. wanted to love God above
all else, with my whole heart and
soul and mind, and my neighbor
as myself and nowhere can l
find the pattern so clearly shown
and taught as in the Catholic
Church.
These are not the words of
lifelong Catholic. They come from
the heart of one who was told in
childhood that Catholics are zig
norant and superstitious" whose
circle of friends included no Cath
olics :. who was never exposed
to the coercion" of Catholic
priest or the influence of Catholic
Literature.
They are the heartfelt words of
a genuinely religious and deeply
sincere woman who has wandered
down many byways in search of
ChriSt'S truth and now finds
peace and JOY and certainty in the
last place she looked-in the Cath
olic Faith. A convert!
To all who seek this same GER
tainty, the Catholic Church says
just one thing: Investigate! In