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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24

to permeate my mind and heart,
and as | left to face the problems
of my day some of that peace and
quietness of soul went with me
AS | left, | thought of the mem
bers of the Md Legislature as
had seen them in action, swapping
and quarreling at each other some
times seemingly going around in
circles. | thought how they could
profit by a daily visit to that or any
other place of worship, to take
their problems there, to sit quietly
and ask God to help them in their
solution. | honestly believe they
would see their problems in a new
and right perspective, and that it
would help them to grow spiritual
ly In the midst of our economic
wealth, we have many people who
are spiritually starved Isn't it a
pity we do not avail ourselves of
this great Power and Peace God
SO graciously offers to us? | am
certain in my own mind and heart
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
Choral Department
To Present Sacred
Cantata for Easter

The Choral department of North
crn High school, at Cove, will pre-
sent an Easter Cantata entitled
Immortality" by II. NJ. Suits, on
Thursday, April 7.
The Cantata is divided into three
parts
Part One is composed of Old
Testament passages having di-
rect bearing on or foreshadowing
the Resurrection.
Part Two is a brief narrative of
the Resurrection of Christ as re-
corded in the Gospels.
Part Three tells of Immortality
in the words of Christ Himself and
so cOrroborated by St Paul.
All the words are taken from
Holy Scriptures except one number
which is a well known hymn and
the Benediction which completes
the work.
There are eight beautiful
choruses with solos, duets, and
small group ensembles inter
spersed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
REV. ISAAC G. MICHAEL

Rev, Isaac G. Michael, So, of
Westernport, died suddenly last
Saturday night, March 10, at the
home of his grandson-in-law and
granddaughter, DR.. and Mrs E. L.
Rasmussen, Mama, Florida, with
whom he had been visiting since
January.
Rev. Michael was born in Firm
Rock, this county, the son of the
late Andrew Jackson and Mary
Shaw Michael He was the last sur
viving member of a family of seven
children. The Methodist minister
retired in 1887 due to i'll health
after a. years of service
He was a member of Mt Carbon
lodge %, A., F. and A. NJ Pied
mont. His wife, Mrs Henrietta
Michael, died two years ago
Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.
Effie Major, Clifton Forge, Va and
Mrs. Dorothy Richie, Washington;
and son, jerome l.. Michael, Of
Washington.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
MENNo E. HERsHBERcER

Memo E. Hershberger, aged 76
died last Friday night, March 18
after suffering heart attack at his
home on Springs road, near Grants
Vile
A native of Grantsville, he was
son of the late Emmanuel and
Mary Miller Hershberger. He was
retired farmer. His wife, Mrs.
Minnie Yoder Hershbcrgcr, pre-
coded him in death.
Surviving arc two sons, Ray
Hershberger, Grantsville; and Al
vim HerShbcrgcr, Kalona, Iowa;
eight daughters, Mrs Ada Kin
singer, with whom he resided; Mrs
Anna Beachy Mrs. Frcda Yommer
Mrs Mabel Yoder, Mrs. Ruth Ticc
and Mrs. Leila Bender, all of the
Grantsville area; Mrs Edna Yoder,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
"Our
Growing Edge"
MRS. MARTHA GLOTFELTY

Spiritual Growth Requires Effort
Perhaps there is no area in life,
in which we put forth so little in
terest and effort as in our spiritual
lives, yet that is the most vital and
important of any part of our being.
When we were children. most of
us were taught in Sunday school,
had courses in teacher and leader
ship training. For a great many
people. that has been the end of
their spiritual education. when in
reality ii only scratched the sur
face, and should have been only
the beginning.
A survey of a leading magazine
recently came up with these con-
illusions. Many of our people have
never grown beyond the Sunday
School stage in their spiritual
thinking and growth, and evident
ly had no desire to grow further
The article was entitled God and
the American people" and was fea-
tured by the Ladies Home journal
Yes, many of us go to church regu-
larly. maybe more than ever in our
history. yet many times it is in a
very passive way, with little or no
effort on our part to really grow
| submit, and | know this is true
from my own experience, that much
more than that is needed. | am con-
Vinced that real spiritual growth is
undertaken by each one of us, and
that, like in any other form of
growth. requires of us to work at
it, yes, even to discipline ourselves
for it. We need to study our Bible,
our greatest of all textbooks. our
vast stores of Christian literature.
TO mediate, TO think, to pray. Our
Lord taught us to pray and gave
to us the perfect prayer, which is
The Lords Prayer.
Each day we need to see anew
our need of God, to worship Him.
to thank Him for His mercies to
us, to pray to Him. The psalmist
wrote of lifting our hearts to God.
early each morning, lie said When
| awake, | am still with Thee" It
was his first waking thought, and
we could all well start our days on
the same note.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24

cannot speak for anyone other
than myself, but my own expert
ence has shown me what the exer-
else of the many means of spiritual
growth can do for us Many times
| am confused, tired and discour-
aged. Fact of the matter is, there
have been times in my life, / could
not have lived through another day
without the strength my faith in
God gave me When | have reached
that point, retreat to a quiet place
read again the words of Jesus. and
then | know once more that He
understands my problems, and that
if ask Him in faith and trust, He
will show me the solution. If not
that, He will give me courage to go
on
Walking along the streets of An
napolis recently | saw a large
church with an invitation to enter
and pray. | went in and closed the
door. The interior was quiet and
beautiful, and lady was playing
the organ softly. | sat down and
stayed awhile, and allowed the
peace and quiet of those minutes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
prisoner at Bar"
Set at Kitzmiller

The presentation of the sermon
drama. the new Prisoner at the
Bar" may be seen at the New
Bother Methodist church in Kitz-
miller on Tuesday evening, March
%, at 7:30 p. m, it was announced
by Rev. Allen Parrish, pastor.
A cast of twenty local persons
has been selected from the
churches of the charge, to assist
Rev F. w. wilkinson, conference
representative, with the program.
Serving as presiding judge will
be James Wilson; district attorney,
}. Paul Ewing; defense attorney, T.,
A. Arnold sheriff, Glenn Barton
lingerprint expert II. B. Buckley;
star witness, Mrs. Arlie Barrick
prisoners daughter, Charlotte Me
IntyrC: clerk of court, Miss JOann
Craver; court bailiff, Duke James.
Summoned TO serve on the jury
will be II. j. Adams, foreman;
Leighton Harvey. william Moore,
Mrs. Walter Sollars, Mrs Gerald
Imam, Mrs. Wood Evans, Harrison
Hanlon, Daniel Wilson, Mrs. Frank
Parks, Lyle Sharpless, Miss Gladys
Hamill and Miss Hazel Harvey
The public is invited to attend.
There is no admission charge
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
OTTO FREHE

Otto Frehe, aged So. former resi-
dent of Bayard, w. Va, died at his
home in New York City on Friday
March 49,
A native of Germany, he was a
son of the late Bernard and Anne
Frehe
Survivors include his widow. Mrs
Magdalen Dilgard Frehe; a sister
Mrs. f. F. Nestler, Parkersburg
w. Va; and a half brother, Fred
erick Schultz, Parkersburg.
The body was brought to the
Bolden Funeral home in Oakland
on Monday. Funeral services were
conducted Wednesday from the
Presbyterian church in Gormania
w. Va, by Rev. Frederick P. Eek
hardt, of New York, and Rev. Jane,
Yount
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
New 1855 Gulf N0N0X
but oCtane alone
is not enough

That's why new Super-Refined Gulf
NO-NOX is specially made to burn
clean-tOprOtect your engine-tOgive
you thousands of extra miles of full
engine power.
Fill up with new Superb Refined Gulf
NO-NOX and feel the difference in last
ing power. You'll get:
. More complete engine protection
than with so-called 'miracle-additiye"
gasolines.
Extra gas mileage in the short-trip,
stop-and-go driving motorists do most.
Stall-proof smoothness. instant starts
fast, fueI-saving warm-uP.
No knock, no pre-ignitiOn-cven in to-
days hlgh-compreSSion engines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
MRS. GEORGE w. MORRIS

Mrs. Arta Elizabeth Morris, aged
70, of Tunnelton w Va, died last
Friday, March 10, in Grafton City
hospital
Mrs Morris was born September
6, 1884, in Corinth, w Va, a daugh-
ter of the late William II and
Issiouri Belle Frankhouser DeBer-
~.
Survivors include her husband,
George W. Norris; a son, Beecher
Gladstone Morris, Oakland; four
daughters, Mrs Marvelyn Belle
DeBerry, Oakland; Mrs, Evelyn
Lorene Scott, Washington; Mrs.
Hilda Emilene linn and Mrs. vii
ma Pauline Teets, Tunnclton; one
brother, f. c. DeBerry, Terra Alta;
is grandchildren and u great
grandchildren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
Blazers Beat Hubs
For Class ACrown

Montgomery Blair, of Silver
Spring. defeated HagerstoWn High
So to SIS to win the class A Mary
land high school basketball cham
pionship at College Park last Sat
urday night. HagerstoWn was Wes-
tern Maryland's winner Hagers-
town reached the finals by down
ing Salisbury 40 to 40 on Friday
evening.
Cambridge High school defeated
Valley High school 50 to 80 in a
class B semi-final battle Friday and
went on to win the class B cham
pionship Saturday night by down
Ing Oxon Hill a to 81.
Montgomery Blairs victory was
the Dist straight win of the season
without a defeat. 1t was the third
state class \ title for Montgomery
Blair in four years. Allegany High
Of Cumberland was the winner last
year
The victory for Cambridge gave
the Eastern Shore its first state
championship since tourney play
was begun in 1927.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
MRS. SARAH E. FLYNN

Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Flynn, IS,
died Tuesday, March %, on her
birthday at the home of her son,
Thomas Flynn, in Bloomington. She
had been in ill health for several
weeks.
A native of Terra Alta, w. Va
Mrs Flynn had resided nearly IS
years in Bloomington She was a
daughter of the late MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Ward and a widow of the
late William T. Flynn.
A member of ST Peters Catholic
church, Westernport, she is sur
vivcd by her son, Thomas Flynn;
a brother, Daniel Ward, Rachel w.
Va; a sister, Mrs. Bessie Mont
gomery, Beryl, w, Va; six grand
children, 20 great grandchildren,
and one great great grandchild.
A funeral mass will be observed
Friday morning at 8 O'Clock from
the church at Wcstcrnport with
burial in the parish cemetery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
DEER PARK

Z. d. Ayres attended a Christian
Mission Convention in Pittsburgh,
Pa, on recent date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Calderwood
Bethesda, visited relatives here re-
Gently
Mrs. Bradley Rhodes has re-
turned from visit with relatives
in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Earl T. limbaugh
announce the birth of a SON
You are invited to attend the
regular church services at the
Methodist church, Sunday, March
81. 100 D. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
DIED
MRS. ReBEccA LowDERMlLK

MRS. REBECCA LOWDERMlLK
Mrs. Rebecca Lowdermilk, 81, OF
Friendsville, died last Friday
March IS, at a rest home in Oak
land Her husband Walter NJ
Lowdermilk, died in 1854.
Surviving are three sons, Earl
Lowdermilk, Of Hyattsville; Fred
Lowdermilk, of Friendsville; and
Mason Lowdcrmilk, Akron, o.; a
daughter. Mrs. Esma Shope, also
Akron; eight grandchildren.
Funeral services we're conducted
Monday afternoon at o'clock
from the Selbysport Methodist
church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24

Milford, Dell and Miss Grace
Hershberger, LaVale; brother,
Samuel Hershberger; and a sister,
Miss Katie f Hershberger. both
of the Grantsville area; % grand
children and three great grand
children
Funeral services were conducted
Monday morning at 10 o'clock from
the Mt View Amish Mennonite
church on Salisbury road Bishop
Eli Tice was in charge and inter
ment was in the church cemetery
at NiVerton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
Invitation To Bid

Anyone interested in operat-
ing the Concession Stand at
Harrington Manor, for period
Of May %, 1855 to Sept 80, 1855
may secure formal invitation to
bid from Matthew f. Martin,
Jr., Harrington Manor, Oak
land Md. Bids will be accepted
until ~ noon April 25, 1855, at
the District FOrester's Office
Cumberland, Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24

Nine employees of Monongahela
Power company were honored a
few days ago in the Fairmont head
quarters office Of President a. c.
Spur, when he presented them
with service cmblems, some of
which were diamond studded.
A thirty-fivc year emblem went
to John O. Collins. of KingWood
w Va, formerly of Oakland His
emblem was set with a diamond.
President Spur complimented
each of them for their loyal and
efficient service
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-24
there is nothing | need 50 much.

A Nobel prize winner recon-
mendcd that no further testing of
nuclear weapons be conducted by
Russia or US because of world
wide effects of radioactive fallout
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-25
Big Problems
Face Refugees
From Trieste

TRIESTE = (NC) - A total
of SO, people have fled in
to Opicina, a town in the hills
above Trieste, and the number
is increasing daily.
They are sardine factory
workers, pea farmers, other
workers, as we'll as their
priests - all fleeing commun-
ist terror in Yugoslavia.
Most of them have Italian
citizenship and lived in Venez-
la Julia, now part of Trieste's
Zone B, administered by Yugo-
slavia.
Their chances of emigrating are
slim. Their financial help from the
overburdened Italian government,
apart from two meals a day and,
when possible, lodgings, amounts
to less than So a month.
The Trieste mission Of the
War Relief Services - National
Catholic Welfare Conference has
1l,25e people on its books await
ing emigration. IN Is, within it's
means, providing welfare servie-
es also.
Why are these people flooding
| into Trieste? Were they driven out
because they are of Italian stock?
Adriano Vascotto, who worked
at sardine factory at Capo
d'Istria, answered this question by
saying that Italians who cooperate
with the communist regime of Tito
fare better than any of his Slav
neighbors.
Massimo Zarroti, who fled with
his six children, said he was beat
en- up as a reactionary because he
had plaque of the Sacred Heart
outside of his house. Life was inn
possible, he added, in Tito's work
er's paradise" !"
With the withdrawal of the AL
lied Military Government from
Trieste, the economy of Trieste
suffered considerably. Taxi drivers
who averaged 5000 lire day are
happy now if they can make 1000.
The WRS-NCWC succeeded in
finding homes for 1881 persons
both Venetia Julia and Balkan ref
ugees. But the numbers arriving
each day in Trieste swell the total
awaiting emigration.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-25

NEW YORK = (NC) - A Mass
presented for television will be
broadcast from the chapel of Ford
ham University by the CHS tele-
vision network on Easter Sunday,
Apr. 10, from 9 to $50 am, EST.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-25

Following is a list Of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the National
Council Of the Legion Of Deceney.
Class A -- Section 1-Unobjeetionable
for general patronage.
African Adventure, All American,
Animal Farm, Athena, Atomic Kid, Arrow
in the Dust.
Battle Taxi. Black Horse Canyon. Black
knight, Bob Matthias Story, Black Dakotas.
Bounty Hunters, Brigadoon, Bright Road.
Cannibai Attack. Cattle Queen Of Mon
tana, Challenge the Wild,
Detective, DEVILS Harbor, Diamond
Wizard. DraRnet, Drum Beat.
Far Country.
HanseI and Gretel, High Society. Hunt
ers Of the Deep.
Killer Leopard Killers From Space.
King Of the Khyber Rifles
Littlest Outlaw, The: Living Desert,
Living II Up, Long Gray Line,
Marshalls in Disguise, Masterson of
Kansas.
Operation Manhunt. Out of This World,
Outlaws Son.
Paris Playboys. Passion Path Of the
Kingdom, Princess Cinderella, Project I'm.
I Quest for Lost City.
Raid. Rembrandt, Romance. Roogie's 8
Bump Royal African Rifles
| Scotch on the Rocks. Sea of Lost Ships,
Smoke Signal, Snow Creature.
| They Rode West, Treasure of the Ruby
Hills. Three Ring Circus. 10000 Leagues
Under the, Sea, Two Gun Teacher, Two
Guns and a Badge.
Vanishing Prairie Victory at Sea.
White Orchid. Wyoming Renegade.
Class A - Section 2 - UnobjsctionsbIs
for adults.
Ardo. Apache.
/ Bambo Prison, Bad Day at Black Rock
Beaehcomber BegRer's Opera. Black 49,
Both Sides of the Law, Bullet Is Waiting.
Captain Lightfoot.
Dancing With Crime, Day of Triumph
| (This film, a representation, in part fic-
tional. of a period IN the life of Christ
is based upon a modern Interpretation oi
Protestant version of the New Testa-
ment. Presented in q reverent and in.
| spirational manner, it contains variances
from and omissions Of Spiritual and theo.
logical truths). Day Out OF Life, A Ntal.
ian) Desiree. Doctor in the House, Down
Three Darl Streets.
Edge OF Divorce. Executive Suite
Fire over Africa. -Four Ways Out GUS
printsl.
Gate Of He'll Good Die Young. The
Green Fire.
Heart Of the Matter. Hell Below Zero
Hobsons Choice.
Indiscretion Of an American Wife.
Jupiter's Daughter.
| Last Time l Saw Paris, Life in the
Balance, Long John Silver.
Mad Magician. Magnificent Obsession
Make Haste TO Live. Mighty Fortress.
| New Orleans Uncensored.
| On the Waterfront. Outcast.
Prince of Players, Port of He'll. Push.
over. Private He'll 36.
1 Return TO Treasure Island, Ring of
Fear. Riot in Cell Block IL.
] Sabaka, Secret Assignment. Shanghai
Story. Sign of the Pagan. Silver Chalice
Spice Of Life. Star Of India, Steel Cage
Suddenly, Security Risk.
| Tarzan's Hidden Jungle, Tonisht's the
Night, rrombo. Tropie Zone. Trouble on
the Trail.
| Unclaimed.
Violent Men. Voice Of Silence GUS.
printsl. Vice Squad.
| Young at Heart.
Class B-Objecticnable in part.
| About Mrs. Leslie, Act OF Love. ,AlI
Ashore. Americana. Arena.
Bad for Each Other. Bait Barefoot
Contessa, Battle Cry, Beauties of the
Night. Bells of St Trinians. Big Night
Bigamist, Black Tuesday. Bread. Love
and Dreams.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-25
Il. Reich Youths
Warned Against
Red limitations

BERLIN - NC) = East German
Catholics have received a sharp
warning that participation in the
communist youth initiation" cere.
monies is 'tantamount to renuncia-
ton of the Faith"
The warning came in an instruc.
tion issued by the Berlin diocese
a large number of whose Catholics
live under the East German com.
munist regime.
The East German Reds are now
making great efforts to have all
youth participate in the Red ''initi
alton" ceremonies, which include
kissing the Red flag as a sacred
symbol The Red ceremonies are
preceded by communist indoctrina.
tion courses.
Both Protestant and Catholic
ehUrehmen have expressed their
determined opposition 10 the
Red program.
Participation in the youth init,
alton is serious sin against the
Faith" the Berlin diocesan instruc.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-03-25
Motion Pictures Classified

Carmen Jones, Captain Kidd and the
Slave Girl, Captive Women, Carnival
Story, The; Counterfeiters. Crash Out,
Cry Vengeance
Deep in My Heart, Destination Matri-
mony, Destry, Doomed, Duffy Of San
Quentin.
Earrings of Madame De, Egyptian.
Face to Face. Fear and Desire, Forbid
den, Forever Female, Flame and the
Flesh, Four Guns to the Border. Fugi-
Gang Busters, Golden Mistress. Gorilla
at Large.
Here Come the Girls. HePs outpout
His Last II Hours, Hoodlum, The Human
Desire.
Kiss Me Kate.
Land Of Fury, Laughing Anne, Lime
| light Little Caesar. Lure of the Sila.
Man Behind the Gun, Man Between,
| Man Crazy. Man in the Attic, Man With
My Face, Many Rivers TO Cross, Mesa
of Lost Women, Mogambo. Murder With
out Tears.
Naked Alibi, New Faces. New York
Sleep.
o Congocero. o. n Nero, Operation
Secret, Other Women, Overcoat
Paris Model. Playeirl. Phfft. Pleasure
Garden, Presidents Lady. Problem Girls,
| Public Enemy
D.
Rome 1; O'clock.
| Sabrina, Shield of Murder. Sins of
| Rome. Siren of Baqdad, Six Bridges to
Cross. So This Is Paris, South Sea Women.
Strange Deception, Strange Witness, Susan
| Slept Here, System.
Tanga-Tika, Target Earth. Ten Men
Wanted, Theodore, Slave Empress (U.S.
printsl. There's No Business Like show
Business, Thy Neighbor's Wife, This Is
| MY Love, Track of the Cat Three for the
Show. Twist Of Fate, Two Cents Worth of
Hope
Underwater.
Vera Cruz. Volcano.
! Waterfront Women. Wicked Women,
Woman They Almost Lynehed, Womens s
| Prison.
Class C - Condemned.
Bandit, The Italianl Behind Closed
| Shutters. Blue Angel. Bullet for Stephano,
A. Carnival in Flanders, Dedee, Devil in
the Flesh. DEVILS Sleep, Flesh viii Sur
render tItalianl. It's Forever Springtifne.
Jungle Stampede. Just a Big Simple Girl,
| La Ronde, Lovers Of Verona Manon.
Marie du Port. Merry Chase, Miss Juiia,
Nom and Dad. Moon Is Blue. The; No
Orchids for Miss Blandish, OF Love and
Bandits, oh, Amelia !. Paris Nights. Paris
1 Waltz, The Room Upstairs, Royal Affair,
Az Rozina, the Love Child Sacred Latuka,
Scandals Of the Clocemerle, Seven Deadly
| Sins, Sinners, She Shoulda Said No, Story
of Bob and Sally. The; Strange Triangle,
street Corner. Strollers, Three Forbidden
! Stories Thrill That Kills, Times Gone BY,
Ways of Love. Weneh. The; Young and
Damned, Violated. Sensualita, French Line
| (obiection: Suggestive and indecent ac-
tion, costuming. and dialogue. In incidents
i of subject matter and treatment II Is
gravely offensive to Christian and tradi-
tional standards Of morality and decency
! and is capable Of grave. evil influence
upon those who patronize IL, especially
youth. reports the Legion Of Deeeney.l,
Girls Marked Danger. LaPlasir, One
Summer of Happiness, Lovers, H appy
Lovers, Garden of Eden, Illicit lnterluder
Game of Life, Mademoiselle Gobette.
We Want a Child: This film deals with
subject morally Objectionable for pre-
sentation in entertainment motion picture
atheaters. Furthermore. the treatment Of
the theme seriously offends Christian and
| traditional standards of morality.
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