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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Pope Receives
8 New EnvOvs
The Vatican

VATICAN CITY - radio, NO
--latest diplomats to the Holy See
to present their credentials to His
Holiness Pope Plus XII are DR..
Luis Oscar Boettner, Ambassador
from Paraguay, and Dr. A. Y. Hol-
mi, Minister from lndonesia.
They make eight new ambassa-
dors and two ministers who have
been received by the Holy Father
in recent days. The diplomatic rep
resentatives were delayed in pre-
senting their credentials by the
Pope's protracted illness.
According to the Vatican press
office, the diplomatic corps at the
Vatican now numbers 27 ambassa-
dors, Is ministers and one charge
d'affaires. DR.. Boettner was for
merly Paraguay's ambassador to
the United States.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

Unfortunately, acceptance nei-
ther of the Charter of the United
Nations nor the Declaration of the
Rights of Man has kept the Soviet
Union and the countries linked to
its system from depressing and
prosecuting Catholics"
This has been evident" the pa
per commented, from the way
Catholics have Jared under the
communist Vietminh even before
the Geneva agreement"
II oUofidiano declared that
the technique OF oppression in
lndo-china has been the same as
that found in all other countries
dominated by communism, the
only variations being those "dic.
fated by the needs of war" II
said that once things are consoIi-
dated, phases OF persecution
will repeat themselves, adjusted
point by point TO experiences in
the same peoples demoeraeies'
of the West and the Soviet Un-
ion."
Religion has always been hit by
the communists by means of vari-
Gus political and social pretexts,
the Catholic newspaper asserted.
1t said the pattern in Hungary, Po-
land, Rumania and elsewhere has
included accusations of a reaction
airy spirit, completely with Ameri-
can imperialists, terrorist trials
and press campaigns against re-
ligion.
'If the exercise of religion is not
curtailed," II Quotidiano conclud-
ed cit is taxed out of existence.
Preaching is restricted, it is forbid
den to teach the catechism, and
Bishops and other ecclesiastical au-
thorities are harassed in the dis
charge of their duties"
Another comment ON the Indo-
China agreement appeared in Os-
Servatore Romano, Vatican City
newspaper, which said that "the ex-
tension of communism there means
for the Catholic Church and for
Catholics the extension of war"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

of the mimeographed booklet, he
discussed the differences between
habit and virtue.
Converts. are few, Father Grady
said, because of the rapid turn
over (many patients may go home
after 30 to 80 days of treatments).
and because the "chronics" for
whom the institution is home are
too i'll to take Instructions
The hospital, situated on 400
acre site, is headed by Dr. Marlin
R. Wedemeyer.
Father Grady, who served 10
years in the labor and publishing
fields before entering the 0blates
of Mary Immaculate, attended the
orders college at Newburg, N. Y,
and earned a bachelor Of arts
degree and bachelor of theology
degree at Catholic University,
Washington. He was ordained at
Catholic u. in 1948.
The title of chaplain is one
which he held for only seven
weeks before his assignment at
the State Hospital. He held that
position for a brief time at Jack
sonville, Fla. Air Force Base.
Since ordination, he also has
served in parishes in Buffalo, Ind,
Douglas, Ga, Ashland. Va, and
Spencer. Ind. Other mental in
stitutions which have priests from
the Columbus Diocese as chaplains
are Applecreek State Hospital, and
Mt. Vernon State Sanitorium.
As chaplain at Applecreek, Fa-
ther Bernard P. Jones says Mass
weekly for the approximately 600
Catholic patients in residence. He
also is pastor of st. Genevieve
Church, Calmountier.
Mt. Vernon State Sanitorium,
where Father Robert Shuer is
chaplain, is home for 500 mental
patients who have tuberculosis
Of these, about 200 are Catholics.
Father Shuer also is chaplain al
Mercy Hospital, Mt. Vernon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
4 Bishops Held
By Red Rebels
In IndO-China

HANOI, Vietnam - NC) - No
Catholic Bishop is free in any zone
now controlled BY the communist
Vietminh in Vietnam or Laos
-Four prelates-one Nietnamese
and three French-are now in re-
gions held by the Vietminh.
Msgr. John Arnaud, French Pre-
feet Apostolic of Thskheh, Laos,
has been a prisoner since last Feb
ruary.
Bishop Felix Hedde, French
Vicar Apostolic of Langson and
Caobang, Vietnam and his French
Coadjutor, Bishop Andrew Regi-
maid Jacq, have been interned in
village some distance from Lang
son for the past three years.
Bishop John Baptist Tran HUI
Due. Vietnamese Vicar Apostolic
of Vinh, was taken from his resi-
denee and has been held under
house arrest in a village for the
past year.
Scores of priests are impris-
oned or under house arrest. Hun
dreds Of the Catholic laity have
been imprisoned. II IS obvious
ly impossible to estimate the
exact number, or how many have
been killed or died in prison.
The majority Of the priests thus
victimized are native Viefnam-
ese.
When the Vietminh do not ar
rest the priest they obstruct his
religious work by demanding that
he obtain q permit for every little
journey. Thus they hinder his Wis
its to outlying villages. In some
areas they refuse to allow priests
to go to the dying. The dying must
be carried to church for the last
Sacraments. Practically all priests
thus obstructed are native Wet
namese.
The policy obviously hinders
priests from contracting fellow
priests and at the same time cuts
off the Bishop from his priests and
people.
With all this goes the constant
indoctrination opposing and be-
lifting religion an indoctrina'
ton forced on everybody from
school children to adults, includ.
ing priests and Sisters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Bishop Names New
Assistant Pastor At
Dover st. Joseph

Father Cyprian Gehrling, OFM
Cap. was appointed by Bishop
Ready this week as assistant pas
tor of ST. Joseph Church, Dover.
As a result of the assignment,
Father Julian Patterson, OFM
Cap. exchanges positions with Fa-
ther Cyprian, who has served as
chaplain of RaWlins County Hos
pital, Atwood, Kas., and head of
st. Patrick's Mission at Tully. Kas.
Father Cyprian, native of Ger
many, will assume his new duties
Sunday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
.Pakistan Catholics
Praise Government
Clamp On Reds

KARACHI, Pakistan - (NC) -
Pakistan's sole Catholic paper COM
mended the action of the Pakistan
government in clamping restric-
tions on Soviet diplomats in this
country.
Referring to the limitations inn
posed on most foreign ENJOYS in
Moscow, the Christian Voice here
said it was amazing that Pakistan
should have submitted for so long
TO the insolence with which its ac-
credited representatives are treat
ed in Russia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Catholic Workers
In Germany Unite
In Confederation

MAINZ, Germany - (NC) - A
confederation of German Catholic
worker movements has been form
ed here, representing more than
100000 workers.
The confederation was formed
of the Union of South German
Workers, the West German Catho-
lie Worker and Youth Association
and the Catholic Workers Union
OF the Berlin diocese, which will
also represent Catholic workers in
the Soviet zone of Germany. The
confederation will be headed by
Joseph Gockeln, assembly presi-
dent of Nordrhein- Westfalen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

which is The Crisis of Power and
The Crisis Of Citizenship, the
Pope said, If people deplore a
civic crisis. they should first Of
all consider the fidelity of both
the individual and the state to the
essential requirements of Political
morality One should not fear
to recognize that many citizens,
even some who call themselves
Christians, share the blame for So
ciety's present confusion"
Perhaps the most grave aspect
Of the crisis you are analyzlng,"
the Pope wrote. is the establish
ment OF powerful and active groups
of special whether they
be unions of employers or workers,
economic trusts or professional and
social groups" These organizations,
he said, have acquired power that
enables them to exert great influ-
ence upon the government and the
life of the nation.
The Church, he added, certain
W supports the existence Of
such groups, which do contribute
to the service Of the state and
the common good. But "ii they
cannot, out Of loyal recognition
Of what is Just. sacrifice their
prestige and perehance their inn
mediate advantage, they are
keeping the country in harm
fUl state Of tension, they are
psrslyzing the exercise OF po-
lifiesl power and in the end are
compromising the liberty Of the
very ones they pretend TO serve"
The constantly recurring theme
Of the Holy Fathers letter was
that 1t is necessary that the luridi-
cal order again be bound to the
moral order" For far zoo long, +"
he said, 'juridical sense has been
corrupted by the private interests
of individuals. classes, groups and
movements. The juridical order
must once again feel itself bound
to the moral order. And please
God that he who commands as we'll
as he who obeys will from now on
have before their eyes only obedi-
ence to the eternal laws of truth
and justice!"
The SemaineS Sociales, to which
the Pope addressed his letter, at
tracted 1000 scholars to discuss ma
tional and world problems from
the viewpoint of Church doctrine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Mrs. Clara Renner
Reelected Head OF
ST. John Auxiliary

Mrs. Clara Renner, 834 S. Ohio
Ave. Columbus, a member of st.
John the Evangelist parish, has
been reelected Supreme President
of the Ladies Auxiliaries of the
Knights of St. John.
The election and installation
ceremonies took place It the ma
tional convention of the Ladies'
AuxiIiaries and the knights of st.
John held recently in Detroit.
Mrs. Renner will begin serving
her ninth and tenth years as head
of the Auxiliary.
In addition to her work with the
Auxiliary, Mrs. Renner is secretary
of the Tabernacle Society Of the
Sisters of Notre Dame, and men,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Citizens n'sObIigations
IOCiyilCOVern1nent
Outlined By Pontiff

RENNES, France - fNC) - His Holiness Pope Plus XII
urged delegates to the Semanes Socaes Social Weeks of
France to attack the moral mmaurty that leads crises
in the field of civil power
The true notion of the state" he said rs that of
gansm based the moral order Of the world And the first
task of Catholic teaching to dspel those par
cular urdcal positvism which tend to break the emn
emily moral bond joining the state to individual and social
God"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

the Catholics it's just more war
and persecution.
Referring to the confidence ex-
pressed by Premier Mendes-France
of France that the terms of the
agreement concerning freedom of
conscience and religion will be OBJ
served, II Quotidiano said:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

Der of the Daughters of Isabella,
the St. Francis Circle. and the St.
John Altar Society. She was for
merly on the board of the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women.
The jeanette Drill Team of st.
Elizabeth Auxiliary No. 3 won
fourth prize in the drill competi-
ton at the convention, and Com
mandery No. 98 took similar
honors in their field. Both groups
are directed BY Capt Henry Webb,
473 Hanford St
The convention attracted an
estimated 5000 delegates and
members to the Motor City.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30

ell of st. PriscilIa's Catacombs near
Roe
He offered his first Solemn High
N 81 Sunday at ST. Mary's in
Lancaster.
N Sept. q. 1928, Father
Cooney was graduated from St.
Mary's High School in Lancaster
in 1916. In the fall of that year,
ne enrolled at st. Charles Semi
nary.
Father Cooney. awaiting assign
ment by Bishop Ready. is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Cooney of 344 z. Fifth Ave, Ian
easter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Indo-China Pact Viewed
With Concern In Rome

ROME - radio, NC - Much concern is felt in Rome
Catholic circles the possible fate of hundred of thousands
of Catholics under the Geneva agreement IndoChina
This evidenced in comment appearing in IL
Quotidano organ of Italian Catholic Action which said in eff
feet that maybe there peace of for Others for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Dominican Republics System
OF Naming Bishops Abolished


concorda
Republic but the
IN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-30
Priests 'Parishioners'
Are The Mentally ILL

Every morning within the red brick walls of austere
84yearod building Broad St. key turns in the locks
of % wards and sofspoken cheerful priest goes work
Assigned to task which probably of the most diff
cul and reWardng the Columbus Diocese is Father John
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Guinea Mills

Miss Grace Voaei Of Airing
ton spent last week end with her
parents, Nh and Mrs Frank Vo-
gel at their home Glen Bernie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse w. Gates
with Mrs Frank Voqel, Misses
Nettie B Chapel and Carrie M.
DUNCAN attended the Smyth-
Brauer wedding in Richmond last
Saturday night.
Bill Wight Of AshWIle N. G.
formerly Of this community is
spending some time III his old
home near here
Recent week end visitors In the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wright included Miss jamie
Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Wade and daughter Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs John Wood Of
Buckingham c H., We're Sunday
visitors at Midway"
MI. and Mrs. C. f Sims. Of
Richmond, were recent week end
guests Of Mrs. Sims parents. MI.
and Mrs H H Moorefield
Mr. ana Mrs. R. G. wilson and
family attended the funeral Of
John A MARKHAM in johnson
City Tenn, Friday Miss Carrie
Smith remained with her sister
Mrs. MARKHAM. for a short stay.
MI and Mrs. r. G. Starring
also R W Smith. Of Manakin.
are recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wllfred Hedrick
Mr and Mrs H H Moorefield
visited Mr. and Mrs Lynwood Az
res. Of CaIra, Sunday night.
Sunday guests in the nome Of
Mrs J B Blanton included Mr..
and Mrs Eddie Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur NeWcomb Richard
Wallace and Arthur NeWcomb,
Jr., Of Richmond, MI am Mrs.
Andrew GodSey. Richard Blanton
Of Cumberland and Milton Price.
Of Prospect
Mr. land Mrs Jim Dunn, Of
Dillwyn, We're dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Hedrick Sun
day Afternoon visitor in the home
we're Mr.. and MIS- Paul Irwin and
son, David
Mrs Earl Billy Blanton and
Martha Elizabeth visited her
Aunt Mrs. Lottie Brown, in Gui-
nea. Sunday afternoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

Sunday we're Mr. and Mrs, w w.
Dowdy. Of CaIra
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nc
Hugh and their son. Keyin, re-
turn to their home in Santa
Monica Cal, last Tuesday fol-
lowing a three week visit With
her parents Mr. and Mrs r p.
Poag
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Atkinson
attended the Griffin Morgan
wedding last Saturday. october
=, which took place in the Chapel
Of the First Baptist Church, Rich
mond Miss Atkinson served as
bridesmaid
Mrs. Mary c. Simpson, Of
Washington, d. c is the expected
guests this week Of the Rev and
Mrs Luther B Franck al their
country home Mt View
Guest during the pass week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Hayes
were Mr., and Mrs. j Edgar Hayes
and family Of WaVerly, and Glen
Hayes, Of Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs ] A Moulton
and their son John, Of Raleigh.
N c. We're among the week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Lewis
CraWley
Mr. and Mrs NJ. w Lawson.
Margaret and Jimmie Lawson
and stuart George, Of Amelia,
visited MI and Mrs NJ NJ Geo
rye last Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Trents Mill

Rev and Mrs Ralph Galyan
are here visiting Mrs. Galyan's
parents who live near Farmyille.
While here, he has preached sew
eral sermons at Jones Chapel,
which were inspiring and gave us
something to think about. They
have also visited other people in
the community.
There was missionary meet
ing at Mrs Frank Ownbys the
last day in September Then we
Will meet again October at the
church Mrs Hayes and the
preachers wife from Carterstille
viii be with us to give talks Let's
all Of the ladies be present SO We
can welcome them and also 50 We
can gain valuable information
which viii help u.s.
The Hamilton p r A viii
sponsor a turkey supper All the
school lunch room. Friday night
oct from 30 until 8 p. N.
Proceeds viii go for the lunch
room We viii be glad for all to
come who can
News has been received here
that Mr. ana Mrs. Newell Own
BY, who live III Norfolk. have
new baby gill
Mr.. and Mrs A A OWnby at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
den Sidney. SATURDAY..

den-Sidney Saturday.
The A. f. Brown family spent
the day Sunday in Amelia as
guests Of Mrs Browns mother.
Mrs @ c. Pembelton. Mr. Brown
returned home from ontario,
Canada. last week.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. w
Midiff last Sunday were MI
and Mrs Thomas P. Scott. Peggy
Stewart and Betty. Ann Scott, of
Guinea.
Week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scott at their new
home, Redwood We're Miss Ruby
Ashman and Mrs, Craig Ashman
Of Chula
Those from Cumberland at
tending the missionary rally last
Monday held IN the Centenery
Methodist Church. Richmond
were the Rev and Mrs F. P
Look, Mrs. George G. Wilkinson
and Mrs E. A Carter
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Peters were
dinner guests Sunday OF their
son-in-laW and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. d. G Meinhard in Farm
vile.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Mackey. Of
Richmond, were guests Sunday
Of Mi and Mrs w r Atkins
Mrs Emory c. Harrison and
daughter, Rebecca Ann spent the
day Thursday Of last week III
Richmond as guests Of Mrs, f.
L. Jennings. Harry Harrison ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs r O.
Garrett and Carl Banton TO King
William where they spent the
week end at the White Oak Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Godsey
had as their recent guests Miss
Grace Godsey, Of Richmond.
Mrs r, T. Adams, Jr., with her
daughters. Brenda and Debbis,
returned Sunday from a week
visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
Bradshaw. Of Portsmouth
Observed Prayer Day
Tar Wallet and Fitzgerald
Baptist churches observed Day
Of Prayer jointly for State Mis-
sions Friday evening Of last week
in the Tar Wallet Church with
Mrs. w T Putney III charge Of
the program.
Mr. and MIS- Lloyd Clanton, Of
Lake City Fla, were visitors Of
Or and Mrs f. B Nuckols dur
ing the past week end also Mr.
ana Mrs. James Taylor Williams
and their daughter Kathy. Of
Lexington
Miss Fannie r Foster, Mrs c.
d. Westnan and j T Foster, Jr..
had as their dinner guests last
Sunday Mi and Mrs, Oliver Hay
mes Blankenship Of Petersburg.
Mrs r B Peters spent the day
last Friday III Richmond with
her sister. Mrs r F James, who
husband is a patient III Mcclure
Hospital
Mrs. Mitchell A Byrd. clerk a,
the Cumberland Health office is
spending the week IN Franklin
with her husband, PVT Byrd as
guests Of his parents Or Byrd
is being transferred to Camp Die
trick Ma from Camp Gordon
Georgia
Visitors Or Mr. and Mrs irwin
A Flppen and r l. Flppen last
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
Cumberland Events
{. ID. BrOlrn HOn0red at PartU

Mrs c p Brown and her sis
ter Miss Ida Amos entertained
last Sunday With a dinner party
honorlng the birthday anniver-
sary Of Mr.. Brown. Guests in
Guided Mrs. Alvin Vogel, Of
Hamilton, MI and Mrs. r. w.
Norman and daughter. Shirley
also A l|c G . Brown. Jr, Of
Westover Field Air Base Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Godsev.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
(..aIra

Sunday night visitors b Mr..
and Mrs John Wright were. Mrs.
Sam Dowdy and daughter. Edith.
Bernice Margaret and Brenda
Of Cumberland and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rousch
Mr.. and Mrs John Arndt, of
Akron, Ohio. spent several days
here with his relatives. Mr.. and
William Arndt and Mi and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08

Elmo Stinsan Mrs. Orange and
daughter Stephan.e. are spend
ina THE Werk here with her par
ents
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-08
FOR THE kiDDiES

There will be free gifts, candy and
balloons. and Grand Prize Of
bicycle This Grand Prize will be given
away Saturday night at $50 o'clock.
You do not have TO be present to win
Evening star., 1954-04-02
$3.50 Million Liquor Tax

PARIS (P.-France, with a
worlds record consumption of
alcohol equalling 35 quarts per
adult per year, collects $3.50 mil
lion in taxes on alcohol. The
government grants 81 500 to the
Committee for Defense Against
Alcoholism at the same time it
deals out $142,857 to the Com
mittee for Propaganda for Wine.
Evening star., 1954-04-02
ANA Condemns
Assertion Il Backs
Cigarettes Filter
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO. April 2.-The
Journal of the American Med
tcal Association condemned to-
day the manner in which it said
the p. Lorillard Co. has extolled
its Kent cigarette by reference
in its advertisement to the ANA
and the Journal.
''On the basis of only one fac
tor isolated from many, the P.
Lorillard Co. blatantly implies
that the efficiency of their brand
of filter tip solves the health
problems associated with cigar
ette smoking" said the Journal
in an editorial.
This approach to a vital
problem is ill-conceived and
lacks factual medical support.
The inference that any type Of
filter has the approval of the
American Medical Association is
equally without foundation.
No filter can offer a panacea eX-
cept one that possess 100 per
cent efficiency. A completely
efficient filter would permit the
smoker to inhale nothing but
hot air.
Certainly there is no ade-
quate evidence to prove con-
cluSively that the reduction OF
nicotine and tars by means of
q filter that is so per cent in
efficient has any physiological
significance"
President William j. HALEY, Of
P. Lorillard, who was in Chicago
attending the convention of the
National Association of Tobacco
Companies. declined comment on
the editorial. He said the COM
pany may have a statement
later.
The Lorillard advertisement to
which the ANA takes exception
says, THE American Medical
Association voluntarily conduct
ed in their own laboratory
series of independent tests of
filters and filter cigarettes. AS
reported in the Journal of the
American Medical Association,
these tests proved that of all the
filter cigarettes tested. one type
was the most effective for re-
moving tars and nicotine. This
type filter is used by Kent i
and only Kent"
Evening star., 1954-04-02
come, see
YOUR
SPRING LOOK
a showing of
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Saturday, April 8
at 2:3O
plus informal modelling 11:OO to 500
Misses Dresses, 3rd Floor

See three Of the newsnnokine fashions
pictured here. Then plan to see them
all tomorrow as models display
them in all their 3D. fIotteY.
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play an extro-inportont role. It's one
Of those Briorbrook wonders, tolored
by Leslie Fay in oustom-sizes for you
who are 5'5" or less. Soorfed, slender,
royon-ond- d-ocetote navy, pink.
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grey or navy with little white collar Of
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3. silk :. floating over q concon pet
ticoot. Here's Spring le54's WE'LL
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ing odds q sparkling fourth dimension.
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-. fashions oIso OF Chevy Chase, Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-04-02
Vacuum Cleaner Dealer
Denies Charges 10 FTC

Clean-Rite Vacuum Stores,
Inc, 925 F street NV, has filed
a denial of charges of false and
misleading advertising, the Fed
eral Trade Commission an
nounced.
The FTC said the firm de-
Tended as true its advertisements
offering reconditioned vacuum
cleaners at $8.75 and $10.95.
The company said the offers
we're bona fide and denied that
its statesmen. calling on persons
responding to the ads. disparge
the advertised items and at
tempt to switch customers to
more expensive cleaners.
The FTC said hearings will
be held in due course"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-07-29

ST. Willioms. 6 spacious rooms.
2 boths. ottoched garage. lovely
Bigelow Competing. brick poto.
$l8.5o0.