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Evening star., 1957-12-20

whsm answeriHo aaveFfisssaeat1
addrefeea 10 Stat b09ee d. MOI
eiclose 0flginai TfleFenret pho.
iogfaphs or 0thef mafertaia Ol
personal poiMe Copies seFpe fhe
phrpoae, ORIGINALS nav Get loef.
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SIMON niRsHsiAN.
LEONARn kAPLAN, Attorneys.
Al1 Woo1wAff nuflfinG

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District 81 Columbia. Hold-
MIcHAEl BUqOe. Deceased NO.
%, tsf, Adnainistration Docket 1876.
application having been maee
herein for probate Of the last VII
and testament Of said deceased.
and for Letters Testaruentary on
said estate. ~ ELiZABETH OSfUs,
IL Is ordered this igth DAY OF
December, A-p. 1857, that Andrel
Bugos. Anna Jurko Skonca Verona
orsglak. ulkA P9liskoya. Arldrei
Stasko, Mary Jurko. Barbara
Hncak, the unknown heirs at law
and next q kin Of the deceased.
and all others concerned. Appear
in said Court on Monday. the s7th
day OF January. AID. ipSS. ct 10
o'clock AN. 70 show cause why
such application should not be
grAnted. Let notice hereof bs pub
hSked in the Washlneton Lau
Reporter" and The Evening star .
once IN each oi three saeesssise
weeks before the return day herein
Be not less than thirty days before
HONORABLE BoLrTHx J. Laws.
CHEF jcdse OF said Court. this
18th. day Of December, AID, 1857.
iseal.l Attest. FRANK '. BURK-
ART. Deputy REGISTER q villa for
the District Of Columbia. CLERK 81
the Probate Court, deco, ,2T-ia3
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CABINET MAKER

Experienced only. ~. s-V7Ss.
2 cAAsssENr.Ks.sVl an CONTRACT.
porehes, etc. Call IA. a-417a.
CHEF- COOKS. t2l. experienced
also expeg. walters. Mattresses
food checkers, busboy. pantry
help for lst.elass dining room
UNIQUE EMPL, SERVICE, SEQ
deorela ave, NV. RA. 3-9005.
CIGAR CLERK, full time, must b,
ssFssn ssRs5i dSisl ,Sfsi Hsfibc.HiEc1Sar sfb. E1S 1REos
1907 Michigan ave. ne.
c0UNTER AND GRILL MEN, ex.
perienee helpful but not sEaentlal
housR. i7lA I've q. nv.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE wARNER
HsSS HsSS,' SSEeso sosSSHiTSgsSsES SHSs 6gE95stE
DIATE USE.
1-dravef, wood, letter, legal
Ale cabinet 1880 - 600
i-drawer, steel. hle cabinet = -2e5
s'sEss'i' sSSs :sn ;i:;I ME o,Ssso ,S,:A ''
size 1900
100 once chairs. all types, 50 up.
Map plan files. visible Kardex
card fles; unlimited quantities, new
and used; prices at savings up
10 75es.
SEs: lsN PslIvsSyy sGSyyys9pss TSElIgs RsEkIgs co
ll0l 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Htlo-
tng Probate court.--Nos oAlvA.
Adminfstraliou.--- - Ahis Il TO Owe
Nolice: That the subscriber. OF
the 0isirict of Columbia. has Oh.
tanned from ne Psosass Court .si o.
TeslamentAry on the estate OF
HnRTRAN B. ehRfHR. late ct the
District Of Columbia, deceased.
An persons havlns claims against
the deceased are hereby Warned
70 exhibtt the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally anthen.
tieAted. 70 the subscriber. on or
before the eth day OF June, AID,
1905. otherwise they may BY law
be excluded IRON al benent Of
said estate. Given under ita. hand
this 18th dAy Of December, 1871,
THE RtQoa NATIONAL BANK
or WASHINGTON, d. G. ny Z. A,
MITCHELL H., Assistant Trust
OUeef. (Haal1 Attest FRANK J.
HuRkART. REGISTER OF wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
Aann s1s-raA
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LEGAL NOTICES
ioss m..HI.s,ss, IS.s ss.'i. B. e.w. I.

Piled Noyempef D, 1907,
HARRY M Hull CLERK s..
IN ThR UNITED STATS DISTRICT
Court tqr the DISTRICT Ql CQluin.
hiAs---cATHERlNk y, TQoMEy
nialnti... v. hAltslHliATr, JEh9yLL.l z
,n yNgsNI a:,n,, 4 !. Tqls9lA4hii qls9lA4hii TyYsiss ,nsi 3
lSsoMd lss "a fsss h d.ds..ss. wAfs !s uSendNs ";
AaRRlEaf RAN. s!in:siK :sssiKyps snS ssI'isfh sILif =
va 81 .-.-ofdet Of fubIies ton. -
/ =" Trustee S' sabssIsassd n q q Il SeIsass Hs
three separate deeds Of trust re.
corded respectively IN Libel 27Oa,
Polio / and Liber 1888 ~ Fclio
Aof among the land records OF the
plstEiet ol Columbia. On motlon
81 the Plaintiff Y z this Rth day
fhat ths psi,ndsSti, hARkiSzt
jEkviL and PHILIP WATTS,
cause their appearance. 70 be en-
tered herein on or before the
A0th day. exclusive OF nundayG
and legal holidays. occurring AFT.
ef the day Of the iirst publication
OF this ofuefi utnetWlao the cause
will be proceeded with na In the
case Of default. PROVIDED. This
order Be published once q week
for three successive weeks In the
MaAhInston Law Reporter and
1kDERKp. that the dsfendanIs,
dsyisess 81 AAtRirfT JEkYLL
and PHILIP WATTS. Decreased,
cause their appearance 70 Be
entered herein on or before the
expiration oi three monlhs from
81 this order, Otherwise the cause
case OF default: PROVIDED. q
copy Of this order pe published
twice q month for three months
in the Washinrton Law Reporter
and The EVENING star. te.l JOHN
si:Sri, y JoHk 4. A4HcDHkais.
nos . \. de6 eO.laalz
Evening star., 1957-12-20

FUBN.---Mo6ern dbl. bed. sloane
ehfss Baker, Par East buffet, eof-
fee tble., black oak desk, paint
ings, fox scarf, ermine cape, hne
china. silver suitable for Xmas
BRIER. 43oI Mass. ave. Apt.
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College BAH Field

Closed Fri. , Pm. TO Sat. 5 PM
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
College Ball Field
Opposite Wash. San. and Hosp.l
$500 Flower Ave, Takoma PIX. Nd
CIVIL WAR ITEMS for sale-Mus-
kett. earoines, hats, swords. hayo-
tools. JE. s.77sG. alter 8 pm.
CLOCKS repaired and reoond free
eGocESARRRssn. 81 R.SE snd ME. fsi s.iSSSl ihSDSDoS
Clothing Clearance! II
Ladies coats. S4.Sb: chiidren's
suits. s7.b0; wool skirts, ape. Hun.
dreds OF items at BARGAIN FAIR,
2pl3 l4th ST. NV, at Columbia I'd.
CLOTHING. LADIES. Sizes, IO-ls.
Dresses, coats, suits, Excel. cond
Worn very little, Wo, 6-60S0
c0AT-Misses better make luxury
wool. latest style. never worn,
size lO-ls; half price, Call h-is
noon or after 5 pm, I'M. 3-764e
cOcONuT.. fresh, shredded 70 or
der; also fancy fruit baskets: 1890
Ifvine 81. NV, co, b-oa6s,
OE-A,. gAtSutlNe. wv. malut. Hlnce
\ nm. OF. a-3O43.
pIAMoNps.Bsrs.ips NO trom $40 g
IHUo paWn Monsy.bseE MaHs ise''Ins suar.n,se, rso@
NATIONAL PAwNBRoKERS 1900
lee hwy, Rosslyn. Va ia, 2-if77
DIAM0NDs--Lady'a 2is cts, S72b:
n,s man sSa sS"Y iou us ,Sl.
IiVINosroN % q s5u CO, iSSs AS Il st st.
NV. NE. a-6cHs.
DIAMOND RiNG. lady's, v carat,
white-aold setting I'm 2-4202.
DIN. sUITR. Z chairs, byffst. blond,
lined oak, perfect eond., weekdays
after 3 pm, I'm. 8.l1ad, -
psHSSi ssn Drisss sa'fs from sn ss5SASs SS. SiI
drum .sets a, !hlg eisgoppts Ma
TT,oSAL T,e SAy, RSwlEBRS0K5Rs RSsSly Ss JR isaGe
DRUM SET. Leedy. 4 drums, black
RS. 'RShEsr'a 'RShEs.r a.SSs4s, iSSSSsfsr and ''m0a'''
ENCYcLoPAEDIA BRITANNICA
'b6, "a vols. eompl. IN cabinet
never used tlN5. NATL. PAWN
RRoKKshsi IsR' Ks i9Sgi s.i7s 7Lss hwy Ross
ENCYCLOPEDIA, WORLD BOOK
Give your child the eift that will
bnild the habit OF success Only
$40 dn, 81 monthly, CO. h.2hi4
FIREPLACE, gas or elee logs
screens Andlrons, etc ACNE
STOVE lOll Ith nv, MA e.sobe
FOAM RUBBER--Top quality, med
hrm, cot size. sci. QILLIiiLAND,
9i4S p st. NV. EX. J-0033.
FREEzRR. chest tyre, 1919 Gu. H.;
yrs. old but has brand -new
motor; sf0O. Ii. 3-5l0l.
FURNITURE : Complete bedroom,
living and dining rooms, removed
from sample homes; must sell.
call and save. i3a3 lith At. NV.
DE 2-41ln,
FUkNiTukE---3.cushion sofa, Gus
'Ti%sEd' :issE S.Ir: iRI So's p'lsss ssS!s
earpel with pad. Alter 3, IN.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ae8c-8 az
"SA 'uolioI 'eI xoa % d YoON
9aIk .sdNV1 Q1RS0aK1 lOQ.I
Evening star., 1957-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS FoR sALl

ACCORDION, l2O bass; . treble,
trade for piano, I'M, a-b50n.
ACCORDION. beautiful i20 bass
ssiis, II, Os-l9Ss l9SsIsrOSsE Or WI. i.sssSS, ssSs,
ACCORDION. Dallate- -eupefmaestrc;
worlds nnest Italian handmade
E.5b6: sssins SsSo. or. l.sSis.
ACCORDION. stradivarius de luxe,
$500, Iss sss, 0oiis oisr SfsRa T~ s9sSso s9ssSSso cost
AccoRDIONs. ie and le0 bass
tpeETtlnls. ETtlnls . = pv,gAylNess v,gAylNvess S5S up. NATL.
Rosslyn, Val IA, 2-l717.
ACCORDIQN and case, stradiyarius
sfSoc. II. r. e.ssos. Isioj new condition
AccORDIoN. white. santslii,. lg0
ssls Ssss rsssonsS. ss nfS Ssis Su SoSsi .S stand
ACCORDION nEADQUARTERs :
New and used instruments. all
ToN is5sl't scHocE fSSssi0r 81 SuIEHae IEaogaH sslS
yo yoDivfsrsslSii fs.ssSiis, 0iysH Wa Ssii1SSSA' S.oiSS. ma
ACCORDION, italian, new a-shiftl
Sla0 RELIABLE pAWNBRoKERs,
se2 9th 81, NV, Ma, s.oib7.
ACCORDION
500 or Best offer. OIL, e-5ibI
ADDING MACHlNEs, desk models,
| $50 Hpj. calculators. SaS.SS IN.
CENTRAL, eO01 ldth 81. NV.
lADDREssOORAP model F-o, In
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Asst. Manager

AAA~0 ~
outs.andins epenins ies an
alert. honest, sober individual 70
learn fast.expandine business. Some
sales and administrative expert
ssss seiS msn Oy Mf dsca5; ooos ,e:FsS: esFIs
pay with good periodic Increases
Most training time will be nisht
hours. II you desire . GOOD perma.
nent position with . GOOD future
Nichols ave Sc. after pm.
ASST, MANA0ER fof bowling alley.
SILVER SPRING BOWLING cEN-
511sSr. TER ocl na B0nifah' st" Silver
AUTO BODY MECHANIc-Lee.
suburban Ford leadership, pleas
ant workins conditions. paid holi-
days ana vacations. Apply 70 Mr..
FTAnny Davis o. Mr. @. Keeney.
West highway. Silver eprinE.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on
Mercedee. .Bens and other foreign
automobiles. Guaranteed salary
Apply IN peraon 70 Nr. Martin.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER.
olebe rd.. Arlington.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced
furnish Al references: steady;
sSjn sood man; NJ inside work. . XII i' replies ;
CONFIDENTLY Apply Vi. jack
MOTORS, 37tb Bladensbure rd.,
AP, 7.2e29,
AUTO MECHANIC; ist class me-
shanie; 1i TO 70 .,, work N nsw.eeS get. Z
let leadership: top wages 10 an
experienced mechanic; many com.
pany benehts, including paid va
cation, hospitalization and pay
roll ssyinss Apply n person H g
Sn.V@tsk. ave-. @tskss.oh. Nd ii'lo -
AUTO statesmen (2)
One @ new, new. one used: for large & ON
area must be excellent closer
bracket. Small sales force. Boz
1AA.A Star
Evening star., 1957-12-20

.ARRER

The city Of Rockville is accept.
lne Applications for the position of
huiidlhs inspector Depending upon
qualifleations oi applicahts. Must
pa hieh. school staduate With 2 70
eenefal Construction. Must have
knoyledee Of building practice and
construction drawlnee, Good iuda-
Ts'' GYssi .sss,,s ssss sne ipliiat. essential
400. IS, sSb. Asslstant. t3.0iO.f..
$50, Apply personnel once, City
II'I.. IIHli. M :. wsshinsion st. Rock.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
'MlsOELLAMEoUs F0R SALE

RURNITURE-Kitchenette, liy. nm
and bedTm.: best cash offer. Own
er being transferred. IA. S-2bT4,
FURNITURE Of I-bedroom apart.
ment. EN-. 2-2s69 after B pm.
FURNITURE---NEW AND USED
Bedroom. $50 complete, 70 $40.
complete. Dining room, s25. com.
plete. To- $3.50. complete. Living
room. SIS, complete. 70 $3.50. com
plete. Mise. furniture, TV. etc. 7t7
Sligo ave. Ju. 7-630O.
FURNITURE
Drastic reduction In brand-new.
rm', bedding: mod. Early American.
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory eloseopts; SAMPLES and surplus
stocks 9. q lowest priessi rsearaless
Stahler's Furniture Co.
s16 18th St. NV. RE. 5-431O
Evening star., 1957-12-20
RESTAURANT MGR.

RESTAURANT MGR.
Top-noteh food man 10 manage new
restaurant ana tap room In Twin
brook shopping center, Excel sal
ary and opportunity for advance
ment. Resident OF Monte. County
preferred, Send complete resume
70 d. ePoNOENBERO. 6i0 N. Ho-
ward st., Baltimore 4. Nd.
R00FER, must be ist class at al
!ypea q reEoonns; fepaif' suitef. utter
o'BRIEN RooFINd Co. SIS
18Th 81, ne. Ii. 7-3000
SALESMAN. TO TRAVEL Eastern
sss snSIs rhsh.S ,C5 Sd sos sSsasshss ss .H aou''
sALEsMEN.PROoF PAssERs. =
year-round. nonseasonal opera
tion, company henefitsI will train
Apply .6bj4 Conn. ave, NV. I'm
Evening star., 1957-12-20
LHoAl NOTICES
j. FoNrAINE nAll. A,.orasy.

J. FoNrAINE nAlL. Attorney.
UNITED NrATRa DISTRICT COURT
ine . Probate Court .---Estate Of
ApQLPh KRES9. Deceased mo,
e4.tob, AdmiAIstration Docket
le6, kpplleallon heylng been
last viii and testanlelit OF said de-
ceased. and for Letters TestA-
National Savines and Trusi Com.
pRny, II g ordered this 10th day
81 December. AID. 1887. that We
Tor 8. Kress, Ethel G: Bennetl.
Kress, IT,, and all others con.
MonSay, MnSS ths s7,S II asy ls q ianSaiy. y
v ashey cause Why such applisa;; !;
tion alanld not % fyen.el. iet
.NAshinelon Law Reporteg" and
The EyeninE star" once N each
81 three suggestive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned,
the nIss pgelieaiion , e ee .nsd nos
ckxHLE boiifHA j. LAWS.
chief .Judne -ef said Court. this
18Th day of December. Al. lh9.
!esal.l Attest; PRANK J, BURN.
ART Deputy REGISTER of wills
iQf the District OF Columbia,
clesk q ths Probate Court.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
DENTIST
PRACTICE
WET HYArTsyILLE, PRINCE
oEOR0Es COUNTY, Nd.

once In laree Ghopping center.
Adeeuate parkine facilities.
can IN. A-saOo for further
Information.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

FURN. BARGAfN--9-pe. Duncan
Phyfe dining set with mirror 500.
4-pe. walnut poster bed set. S75.
! glider and chair. SIS. ! gray
kidskin coat. size 1914, $50. Cali
Evening star., 1957-12-20

screen. Sell * Howell le-min.
model 900; lens F:l.a with filtef.
brand-new. Kodaseope Royal pro-
jector. radiant screen. 40x4u. with
carving ease: auto l, MN splieer,
follows American Wonder Land,
Hawaii. Mexico New York CITY.
Diving Beauties Of Florida. The
Death ana Funeral Of 2. d. r.
and others. Cost S725; quick
sale, $500. EN-, 1854. 22s
Evening star., 1957-12-20

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = Many
reconditiored instruments includ-
ing trumpets. elarinets. saxo-
tsTsl te' iook and and piay IKE new AZ
though priced al n the orieinal
cost. KEENEy's PIANO AND
MUSIC STORE. l6i West ST..
Annapolis. Nd; 81 Baltimore
Annapolis blvd, Glen Burnie, Nd.
OFFICE FURNITuRE-closlne lsw
Office. Bookcases. walnut with
glass doors, 5 sections OF 3 cases
each: original price, $500; will
sell for Sl15. Complete. up-to-
date set or Corpus Juris Secun-
sar gum s.sSsiR sP' sps' s.sssg WI sen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
TEXAN SEEKING YETI IN NEPAL
REPORTS FOOTPRINTS OF SOPpA

KATMANDU. Nepal LP.-An expedition headed by
Texas Gilman Tom Slick seeking the abominabe
reported today found footprints of another legendary
Himaayan whosis called Soppa
The Soppa is said to be distinctly different from the
Yeti (Nepalese dialect for the abominabe snowman.
message reaching here said Mr.. Slick and his men
have photographed the Soppa prints extensively
Mr.. Sticks party is at Taglunk Lekh village in Iswa
Khola Valley. There they concentrating six-week
search for the Yeti
Clear identification of the Soppa is not available
local inhabitants except vague description that it is
snow animal resembling bear and nhabitng the higher
attitudes OF some regions in Eastern Nepa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
scholarships and free tuition at

scholarships and free tuition at
American universities.
There remains only one prob
LEM" says their letter to the Rep
|resentative, getting a VISA"
Following a check of the case.
Mr.. Machrowicz found it some
what worse than the boys state"
II am now informed" he said.
that 1t actually has been sug-
gested to them that, since the
new Gomulka government is now
improving things in Poland. they
should go back. That is, Of
course, sheer nonsense. think
they would have no reason to
expect that, as air force de-
serters, they wouldn't get much
Of a government welcome in
Warsaw"
Mr.. Machrowicz added that he
is negotiating with Director of
immigration Joseph M. Swing
Ito see what can be DONE"
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12


they have to sit as refugees in
Germany before they can get the
visas and the American college
educations that once were prom
iSed them.
1--WE didn't want to bother
anyone for a long time and kept
quiet but eight months already
has gone by and there is no an
swer in our case from the United
States at ALL" says the letter
written in Polish.
Promises Cited
1T was so Disappointing to us.
We have been promised by the
authorities who take care of us
that We will soon leave for
America but the results show
differently. We are desperate
since we do not know the reason
we are not allowed to go to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

United States. We did not COL
laborate with Hitler; we escaped
from Communists. We are SO
very young and feel frustrated,
having to waste our time here
not knowing how long we will
have to wait"
The four signers, ranging in
age from 81 to %, report that
I'VE know some of the effects of
our escaping"
"Our flying unit number six, "
the letter states. was dissolved
together With its headquarters.
Sixty of our colleagues have been
expelled from the school. We
know that our escape shattered
the plans Of many of them but
we believe that sooner or later
their longing for freedom will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

lead them to the road to free
DOM"
1t was different eight months
ago.
Then the New York Times,
among other newspapers. editori-
allied that: Another vivid piece
of evidence showing the seething
discomfort in Poland has been
provided by four young Polish
air cadets. At the risk Of their
lives they few two training
planes to Austria and asked for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Son Fines Futher

SILVER CITY. N. Mex, April
~ R.-Justice Of the Peace
Howard A. Johnson yesterday
fined his father. Clint johnson,
SIS and IS court costs for
illegally crossing a highway
center line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
Polish Youths Plead
For u. S. Entry Visos
BY MARTIN S. HAYDEN

They were heroes eight months when they took two
Communist jets and flew to freedom but youthful
air force cadets figure that America has forgotten.
In pleading letter from Munich the fou-Karol Kruk
Eugenisz Debsk Lezek Bogdan Dkups
have asked REPRESENTATIVE Thaddeus MachroWcz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

political asylum to escape un.
bearable living conditions ir
their native land"
Offered Scholarships
In line with the editorial state
ment that with bravery that
must win our admiration they
present themselves as living tes-
timony of the Polish peoples
Of Communist oppres-
sion." the escapes were offered
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22

Ruth Sloan Associates, in a re-
cent survey published here call
ed, "The Press in Africa"
The newspaper is "Bukya Ma
Gandi" the property of Mr.. Ewald
r. Munseri, young Catholist jour
nalist, and father of five chill
dren.
The Importance OF Mr.. Nun
seri's paper in restless and
growing Africa cannot be over
emphasized. BUkya Ma candi. a
weekly published in Mwan1a.
Tsnsanyika, is SET entirely by
hand and is printed in Swahili,
Hsya, and English.
1.-The Press in Africa" reports
that Munseri's paper is, "a major
African-owned newspaper, which
is Independently neutral"
Mr.. Munseri was educated in
mission schools conducted by
the White Fathers. He became
interested in journalism wheD
he edited a newsletter for AZ.
riean troops during World War
II.
After holding numerous posts
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22

affirmed the necessity of all the
faithful participating actively in
the Holy Mysteries and Liturgical
Prayers.
The Brep0ls Catholic Press in
collaboration with the Benedic-
tines of Clervaux Abbey partici-
pated in the Liturgical Apostle
late through publication of Miss
ais and other books for the laity.
Over the years the program has
included more than eight hun
dred publications with prayer.
books in twenty-seven languages.
In 1905, the Holy Father. st.
Plus X, desiring TO give proof of
His Sovereign regard to the pub.
fishers granted to the Brepols
Catholic Press the title of pub
fishers to the Holy See" with per-
mission to adorn their books with
the escutcheon of His Holiness.
In the United States c. Wilder
mann Co, Inc. established in
1888, has been the sole distributor
of Brep0ls Catholic Press Pub
Iications.-Adv.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22
Reds Now Say
Brainwashing
Was Wrong

BERLIN - (NC) - Some law
books written by the late Andrei
Vishinsky, one-time top legal ex.
pert in Soviet Russia, contain "ser'
ious mistakes" and should be re.
vised, Russian government news
paper lzvestia said.
The Izvestia statement was re-
ported over Radio Moscow
II was vishinsky, Foreign
Minister of the Soviet Union
for q number OF years, who
served as chief prosecutor dur.
ing the purge trials in the So
Wet Union during the l930's. He
is credited with having sent
about 5000 people 10 their
executions.
A year ago, the magazine SO
Wet State and Law sharply critl
cized Vishinsky's system of "trial
by confession" as "glaring vlo
lation of the principle of social
ist legality"
The system, consisting of con
ditioning the defendant by means
of "brainwashing" and softeninf
him up for a public confession
in the courtroom, has been useo
on many Catholic prelates and re
ligious.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22


uary. Among those attending
were Bishop Lajos Shvoy of Seek
asfehervar, who was recently un-
der sharp attack from the COM
munist newspaper, Nepszabadsag.
At the same time. it was re-
ported here that prior to the
Horvath broadcast, Archbishop
Groesz and two other bishops had
held meeting with DR.. Horvath
the first since James Kadar took
over as Premier under the aegis
of the Soviets. The reports indi-
Gated that Church-state problems
had been discussed but that the
question of Cardinal Mindszenty
had not been touched.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22
New Daily Missal Released
Published by Belgium Press

The Brepols Catholic Press of
Belgium, founded in 1896, offers,
through c. Wildermann Co., Inc.
of New York, its most recent up
to-date participation in the Lit.
urgical Apostolate-the new st.
Johns Daily Missal and the st.
Johns Sunday Missal with the
new Holy Week Text and all new
Feasts in their proper place.
The Brepols Catholic Press es-
tablished during the French Rev.
olution. experienced the trials of
the Napoleonic era, faced the
later transition from French to
Dutch domination until Belgian
independence was achieved.
In the more modern err. the re.
strictions of occupied territory
were added during World War |
and World War ii. Recently, a
new printing plant has been add
ed to other facilities with the
most modern equipment for pro-
duction of Liturgical books.
Pope st. Plus X in the first
year of his glorious pontificate
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22
Bishop Mussio
Attacks Excessive
Drinking

STEUBENVILLE-(NC) = Bish.
OPP John King Mussio of Steuben-
vile has cited Lent as a good
test for individuals who claim
they can stop drinking anytime
they wish.
Bishop Mussio recommended
Strength through Christ as a far
better prescription for moral
health than spiritual degeneration
through Incorporate drinking"
Although in no way condemn.
ing moderate drinking, ths
Bishop called for abstinence
during Lent TO prepare men and
women TO control their appe-
rites for drink within the linn
its of right reason.
Youth, especially. should be
on guard against the too fire.
quent use of alcohol. II takes a
great measure of self-control for
a young person to keep in order
his God-given passions. The youth
himself knows only too well the
havoc wrought in his soul by
excesSes of drink"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-22
Red China
Promotes
Birth Control

HONG KONG-(NC)-The gov
ernment of Red China has an
nounced for the first time that
it will encourage its people to
practice birth control, its popula.
tion is now estimated at 00,0O0,-
900 people.
The announcement was made
in an editorial in the Chinese
government official newspaper,
Peoples Daily. The theme of the
editorial was that China's large
and still growing population was
outstripping its economic growth.
For that reason, it was stated, the
government has initiated a pro-
gram to familiarize the Chinese
people with the theory and meth
DDS of birth control. There is a
report, that the government will
allow doctors to perform abor.
tions and sterility operations for
patients requesting them.