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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Ohio Doctor
Takes First Vows
In Young Order

Brother George Hungermann,
MD. took his first vows of pow.
erty, Chastity and Obedience
last Thursday in The Sons OF
Mary. Health of the Sick. The
vows were received by FIR. Ed.
ward F. Garesche, S. j. Founder
and Superior General of the
Community.
Brother George is from
Bridgeport, Ohio, and, he was
a pharmacist mate in the army
in the second world war. After
that he graduated from the st.
Louis University School of med.
.icine in 1865 and then did his
%internship at st. Mary's hos.
pital in st. Louis before coming.
to birmingham to enter the
Sons of Mary, Health of the
Sick.
He will now receive the op-
portvnify for further training
and experience in surgical
practice. Resideney in one Of
the large Catholic hospitals in
New England has been offer
ed him and conditions are
very favorable there TO get
Just the experience which he
requires.
At the same time, DR.. Hun.
german will take an active part
in the planning and carrying out
of the medical program of the
Community, whose purpose is to
establish centers of education
and research in suitable loca.
tions in the mission field where
the Catholic young men and
women of the country will be
trained as nurse-catechists and
sent out in organized bands I'M
der a head nurse, living togeth.
err in a community and working
out into the towns and villages
for the aid of the sick poor.
While the medical side of the
apostoIate is thus being provid-
ed for, other members of the
Community will be trained as
catechists, lecturers. writers, adj
ministrators, etc.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
More Than 100 Masses A Day

To dominate the entire St. Johns University
campvs, coIIegevilIe, Mimi, is this uniquely designed
church shown in an architects model, the work Of
Marcel Breuer, Hungarian architect of New York. The
church will be Of concrete and granite, while the eye
catching beII-banner is designed not only TO serve as a
landmark, sustaining the Cross, but will also act as an
entrance archway, and surface refIecting sunlight
from the south through the north window screen.
2,100 lay people and a choir of 404 Benedictine
monks. IS chapeIs are planned for a lower church,
for the 100 masses said by the Benedictine monks
of the school each day. INC Phofo).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Labor Secretary
Urges Catholics
To Work
MCWC News Service)

JERSEY CITY, NJ. - Secre.
tary of Labor James P. Mitchell
said here that Christians should
"come out of the ghetto and gel
to work in the world"
Social comment not support
ed by social action" he declar.
ed, sis like having a cart with.
out a horse pulling it-you're
not going anywhere"
The Labor Secretary made the
statement in an address deliver.
ed at the annual congress of the
New York-New Jersey region OF
the National Federation of Cath.
Ollie College Students, held al
st. Peters College.
Catholics, he said, must re
member that "the Christian con
science is by it's nature q
social conscience" Only if they
act on this principle, he assert
ed, will they be able to "re
store order and purpose to a so
ciety in danger Of fragmenta
ton"
"The teeming industrial cen
tiers that sever workers from ma
tive communities" Mr.. Mitchell
said, "the lack of moral convic
ton and conscience in some
leaders of labor and manage
ment. the outrage suffered by
the institutions of family anc
marriage--all these are common
newspaper items at American
breakfast tables.
He asserted that 'the confu
sion of goals, the dilution o.
purpose and loss of unity thai
these things reflect result in {
characteristic frenzy that grip.
the modern world"
1t is the duty of a Christian
the Labor Secretary declared. tt
"heal this breach by doing thai
most simple but most difficult Of
all acts-by living in the world
He cited the history of the
American labor movement as ex
employing this ideal of Chris
tan action in the world in the
persons of such men as Cardin
al Gibbons, Terrence Powderly
Bishop John Spaulding, Arch
bishop Ireland, and Philip Muir
ray.
These men, Mr.. Mitchell said
were christians who lived ir
and bettered the world-dedi
Gated, Woodworking, thoughtful
and tenacious men who knew
reality when they stared it ir
the face"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
ST. AIMS Relic

For centuries, the relics of st.
Ann whose sanctuary in st. Ann
de Beaupre possesses a part,
have been kept in the town of
Apt. in France.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-03-21
Must Watch Aggressors Against
Parents Right TO Educate

.DES MOINES, Iowa, March
6 = "Aggressors upon the
natural rights of parents" to
educate their children
must be watched and
dealt with Immediately" Bishop
Stephen S. Woznicki of Sagi-
nav, Mich, has warned.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Beethoven escribi6 tres cartas
de amor, cuya destinataria Sc
desconoce; fueron encontradas
despues de su muerte entire sus
papeles. Els y sera siempre I'm
misterio ell canine que estas
epistolas tomaron: Las habra re-
cibido aquella a quien fueron
destinadas. LAS devolvio DIES.
pues? Estas fsmosas misivas han
sido llamadas "cartas a la armada
immortal, porque asi reza ina
Erase de elias. Y de esa expression
y de una dedicatoria estampada
en- una obra beethoviana proVie-
ne ell mito de la armada inmor-
tai, tantas veces investigate y
nunca aclarado.
"6 de julio, de manana. (Sin
ano nj lugar).
mi angel, mi TODD, mi 20
Solo pocas palabras y con lapiz
icon ell tuyo). Mahana sabre con
certeza mi domicilio: iCuanto
indigno desperdicio de tempo
en- estas cosas! SPor que esta
profunda tristeza donde habla la
necesidad? SPuede subsistir nues'
tro amor por otro medic que el
sacrificio y la renuncia parcial?
sPuedes zanzibar til esta situa-
cion en- que no soy TODD tuyo
nj til toda mia? Jay, Dios milo!
Mira hacia la bella naturaleza y
tranquiliza tn alma en- cuanto a
10 irremediable. Ell amor 10 ext
&c TODD; ash 10 siento 20 frente
a ii; til, frente a mi. Solo que
til olvidas facilmente que 20 he
de vivir tanto para mi como pa.
ra ii. 81 estuvieramos unidos por
complete, este dolor no te afli-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

encontre en- ella I'm cuadernitO
de direcciOnes, .algunas de elias
femeninaS, pOr cuyo motive tu-
vimos una fuerte discussion. Ell
me do un sinfin de explicaciO-
mes, perO me p%arecieron vanos
pretextos.' Despues hicimos las
PAGES, perO no con verdadera
Sinceridad, como 10 prueba que
mi noviO no ha vueltO a LA.
marine nj yo he podidO encon-
trarlO, p0rque Sc march6 sin
dejar SUI nueva direction. ;De.
DO p~erseguirlO o esperar? Que.
rer Otra VeZ, a OtrO Sc entien.
de, me parece impossible.
Ramona
Por mucho que Sc quiera a un
hombre, convene ser moderada
en- las observation-disclosures del amor.
No influir con exceso en- las
vidas ajenas. 81 ell muchacho no
vuelve por SUI propia voluntad,
NADIA puede intentarse. La ra-
ION de su alejamiento es sin du-
da que el no la quiere como
listed a el, o que no lie gusta de-
jarSe influenciar por la que ha
de ser SUI esposa Paliativos pa
"a su NAL hay muchos: diversio-
mes honestas y moderadas, algu-
nos cortos viajes 81 estan a SUI
alcance, y procurar poner buena
cara a los muchachos que tiene
alrededor para encontrar uno de
buenas cualidades que lie inte-
rese. No crea ESQ de que no Sc
puede querer "otra vez''. Inten-
telo.
PARA R.S.H.
Cfeo que hizo listed bien en-
- Vfene de la Pag. 5
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
Sobre los Pies que tan
Frecuentemente 0IVidamos

ran a mantener en- un mayor
grade de bienestar a su duena.
Una friega diaria con locion
desodorante los mantendra fres-
cos durante TODD ell ola; la apli-
cacion de talco neutralizara la
Transportation y cuando Sc spli.
que este habra que cuidar espe-
cialmente la IONA comprendida
entire los dedos, donde suelen
aparecer grietas d~olorosas que
invitan a la infection.
Complementando este cuidado
diario, que debemos considerar
una exigencia de la hygiene y
tan importante como ell uso del
aqua y jab6n, esta Ell tratamien-
to semanal, que deberA ser tan
r%igidamente observado.-como Ell
(Pasa a Ia Pagins 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Nos hemos ocupado en- otras
oportunidades del cuidado de
las manos, a las cuales Sc les
otorga una atencion mayor que
la que Sc concede a los pies.
81 tenemos en- cuenta que de
Ia salud y buenas condolences
de estos ultimos depende en-
gran proportion la resistencia
fisica, ell rendimiento de cada
dia y hasta la expression del ros-
tro, deberemos reconocer que
son injustamente olvidados.
En- igual forma que las manos,
deben recibir ciertas "atencio-
nes" que los hacen aparecer mas
bellos en- la epoca en- que Sc
ussn sandalias abiertas o Sc ex.
hiben desnudos en- la playa,
y durante TODD el ano contribui-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
REcETA DEL OLA
BUDIN DE

IL libra de jamon hervido, en-
/ litro de aqua.
l cucharada de sal.
IL libra de jamon hervido en-
lonjas.
/ taxa de guisantes frescos.
4 cucharadas de mantequilla.
4 huevos batidos.
/ taxa de pan rallado.
Eche ell repollo en- aqua hir-
viendo y cueza hasta que este
un POGO blando. Escurra y corte
en- rebanadas. En- un molde en-
grasado ponga una canada de
repollo y encima lonjas de ja-
mon y ~guisantes, y pedacitos de
mantequilla y huevo batido. Re-
pita ell procedimiento hasta que
Sc terminen todos los ingredien-
ties. Espolvoree con pan rallado.
Cueza EN- horno de calor. mode
RADIO por 20 minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
gEz H0GAK-por Victoria Aketondro
e. POEMA De HOY
ANHELO

siento gran deseo de besorte ohoro...
Ahoro, en- este %instonte,
Acoeer tn cobezo P%ensodoro
y odorodo entire mis- monos, o~eereorte
tan Iento hosto mi boco,
que mire en- tus PuPilos %oerondorme.
Que al fundirse mi oIiento con tn oIiento
Sc trosIuzco embrioeuez en- tn mirodo;
tn suspiro seq aroma en- mi t%ornento,
y al besorte Ia boco, o%prisionodo
quede Ia boeo mia al ~estoIlor ell beso
en- tn boco ordoroso y odorodo.
Estos ousente, Sc que estds muy lejos
oIIo en- tu ~continente, Pero tan fuerte
e intense ho sido mi deseo,
que Sc fueron las alas de mi onheIo
y tie ho besodo osi mi pensomiento.
CARMEN DEM
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Celebfo en- fecha reciente la gra-
ia OCCASION de su cumplea1os la dis
tinguida dana sonora dona Dora
JaramillO de Garcia Peha, esposa
de don Roberto Garcia Pena
Hasta Copenhagen, en- donde re-
side actualmente con motive del
nombramiento de su esposo de Sc
cretario de la Embajada de la Re.
publica de Colombia ante eel CO.
bierno de Diramarca lie enviamos
nuestras carinoSas felicitaciones Y
votos porque cumpla muchos amos
mas.
La sonora de Garcia Pena es hi.
ia del DR.. Alberto Jaramillo San.
chez y sonora Jenny CampOs de
JaramillO, miembros apreciados de
nuestra colonis colombiana, y goza
de nume1 osas amistades en- esta
ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Despedido

Despedid0
Por la via aerea salio en- dias re-
cientes hacia Ciudad de Mexico, en-
viaje de recreo, la gentil damita
salvadorena, senorita Jenny Ia
baneh, quien sera huesped en- la
capital azteca de sus tics, senior
Elias Zabaneh y sonora, Aurora
CerezO de Zabaneh.
La deSpedimos cordialmente y lie
deseamoS una ~permanencia muy
placentera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
Dos Cartus de Ludwig Van Beethoven
d una Amada que Deseonoee la Historic

giria a tt, nj a mi. Mi viaje fus
terrible. Llegue aver a las cuatro
de la madrugada. Como escasea-
ron los caballos, la diligencia es.
cogio otra ruta, pero ique espan-
toso canine! En- la pendltima
etapa me advirtieron contra Ell
viaje nocturno, me hicieron te-
mer I'm bosque, pero justamente
este me provoco, y me equivo-
que. Ell coche tuvo que romperse
en- Tin canine tan horrible, de
puro barro! Sin los cuatro co.
cheros que lleve me hubiera que
dado en- medic de la ruta. Ester
hazy corri6 ell mismo destino en-
- Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

cumpleanos
Ceiebro en- ell dia de aver un
nuevo aniversaric de SUI natalicio
la culta senorita Sonia Lorenzo, hi
ia del senior Antonio LorenZo v Sc
nora, Paula CuelIar de Lorenzo,
miembros estimates de nue64a o.
lonia hispanoamericana residente
en- Miami
Aunque tardlas. vayan para ella
nuestras carinosas f~elicitaciones y
votos porque distrute de muchos
amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy especial a
la estimada dana puertorriquena
Senora Msrfa TrigG de AriaS, eSpo-
sa del senior Alfredo Arias, con
motive de la grata celebration del
aniverSario de su nacimiento en- ell
dis de hoy
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Hoy martes 20 de Abril cum.
pie un ano de vida en- Managua,
Nicaragua, ell ninitO WALTER
JOSE BARBOSA, hijitO de nues.
trO queridO companero Oscar A.
BarbOsa y sonora Lillian. Con
este motive enviamOs hasta aque.
lila Republica "ana
nuestra sincera vsgahS 1IS y
fOrmulamOs vOtOs pOrque Wal
tercito crezca san0 y feliz.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
UN DESENGANO

Querida Amaranta: Tuve una
infancia feliz, perO cuandO me
convert en- una mujercita hui
DO en- mi familia una serie de
desgracias que dejarOn en- mi
recuerdo un amargo sabOr. Me
enamore luegO de un joven
que, aunque no me corresponds
abiertamente, acab6 pOr querer.
me. Nc Obstante, estandO yO
i'm dia jugandO con su cartera,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Comido informal
Ell senior William Ter-Har y Sc
nora ofrecieron una comida infor-
NAL en- su bella Residential de Twin
Lakes Drive 1904 South Miami en-
noches pasadas para festejar a la
gentil pareja venezolana, senior
Hector TOsta y sonora, quieneS lie
garon de Caracas y hacen corta es-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Gala en- Miami antes de seguir via
je a Boston, y para despedir a la
eStimada dana GUIANA, sonora
Juanita de Soto, quien saldra pro-
ximamente hacia Europa en- viaje
de recreo,
Fue invitado, ademas, I'm selecto
grupo de suS amistadeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

Celebra hoy Ell mejor de Sus dias
la aentii dana senora Mary de Ca
ban, esposa del sefor Jose Caban
Sober, motive por ell cual nos com
place feiicitaria ialurosamente y
formulaI votos por SUI ventura per-
sonal.
Nos es gratu enviar I'm saludo
muy cordial en- ell dia de hoy a la
gentil dana sen0ra Diana Perez
Castellanos con motive de la grata
celebration de ST. cumpleanos y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para de-
searle una larga y venturosa exis-
tencia.
Celebra en- el ola de hoy la gra-
ia OCCASION del segundo %aniversario
de su allegro existencia ell gracioso
nino Mario Fernando Rodriguez
hijo del senior Claudio Rodriguez y
sonora Miryam Iturralde de Rodri-
guez miembros estimados de nues-
ira colonla hispanoamericans resi-
dente en- esta ciudad.
LIE enviamos nuestraS mas caras
felicitaciones, que tambien hace-
mos extensivas ? sus amoroSos pa
dres, y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Pasa a la paglna s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
por. Arsaranta

DirHanse las cOnsultss a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, +. q. Box 1885,,
International Airport, Miami 4S. Fla. Ragamos a los lecbfes o lsctoras
que frmen ss cartas cn u psend6nimo o inichLes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29

GRATIS TODAS LAS ALFOMBRAS QUE L%IMPIAMOS, pr un
tempo limitado sOlamente, seran tratadas con un "Dirt
Retarder", que mantendra su afombra !limpia pr mas tempo.
Usamos un limpiador que quita pOlvo, suicidal y grasa, I'm restau-
rador que devuelve la frescura y ell lustre original. I'm antseptico
que mata, polillas y germenes. Limpiamos y tenmos muebles.
alfombra 9-12, limpiarla 1854, tenirla-$19!95. Estimado y recogidas
gratis. Lame al FIR 4-6010.
FROST SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS g. OVERS s6 NV. 2nd St.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-29
oespedida

0espedido
En- pos de bien merecidas vaca-
clones saldra manana por la via
aerea hacia San Jose. Costa RIGA a
disfrutar de variaS semanas de re-
cree al lado de SD familia, la gen.
til se1orita Virginia Olarte Cele-
rim.
La despedimos cordialmente, de-
seandole una feliz travesia y una
S cordilmnte, de-aaaaaaa
seandole una leliz travesia y una
permanencia muy placentera en-
la acogedora capital tica.
Cumple0nos
En- ell dia de aver celebr6 la gra.
ia OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la
prhnorosa ninita Suzette La Guar
dia, motive por ell cual lie en-
viamos ndestras mas caras felicita-
clones que tambien hacemos extern
sivas a SUI amantisima mama, la
gentiI dana puertorriquena sonora
Chichf Navarro.
n y
.Celebra en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos Ell SIM
patico joven Pedro Eduardo Fer
naudez.
Hasta Puerto Rico, en- donde fila
ahora SUI residencia al lado de sus
padres, senior Eduardo Fernandez
y sonora, Nena Uriz de Fernandez,
lie enviamos nuesuras felicitaciones
muy sinceras y nuestros Votos por-
que cumpla muchos amos mas de
vida.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Last Game of Pioneer Whist Series To, Be Played Tomorrow

A capacity crowd is expected to attend the last of the Pioneer card parties scheduled to be held Saturday evening at 800 pm.
 At this time the grand prizes will be awarded to the winners of the series and there will also be prizes for the evenings games.
 Leading at this time are Flea nor Osborne and Pete Reader with Ella Bjornstad and Herb Jenks running a close second and Esther Kroninger and Roy Shy der not far behind. It promises to be an interesting evening.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
65 Attend Athletic At North Star Dining Room Last Night

About 65 persons attended the Athletic Banquet Thursday eve ming at the North Star Dining Room. It was the largest turn out the A.B. has had in recent years.
 pr. Joe Cumming was the master of ceremonies and Jerry Manning was the principal speak er
 Basketball awards for the sea- son which ended recently were made by Bill Ullrich, coach of the Nome High School team
 Bonnie Hahn accepted the trophy for the Girls League top team, the Comets.
 Jim Drake of the ACS Wam- cats was presented with the in dividual sportsmanship award, voted in a poll by the players and managers.
 The championship trophy for the Nome Basketball League was presented to Arne Castel, captain of the Nome Merchants team.
 Manning in his address, said the lessons learned in sports such as basketball stand a person in good stead all the rest of life. A per son must learn how to lose like a good sportsman, and also how to win gracefully. Representatives of other ath- letic activities gave short reports on their doings. These include badminton, bowling, baseball, ice skating and ping pong.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Kougarokers Ready To Go

With an early spring antici- pated, Kourgarok miners George Waldhelm and George Bodis are planning to leave Monday for Dahl Creek and get their camps ready for summer activities. Kougarok miners have had three successive bad mining seasons due to dry weather and not enough water to carry on their operations and are hoping that this season will be better.
 Waldhelm and Bodis, who have mined in that area for many years, are looking forward to next years operation as it is an ticipated the road will be open to their camp.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
PRODUCER WRITER TEAM DOING RESEARCH WORK FOR ICE PALACE" MOVIE

Warner Bros. who purchased the moving picture rights on lice Palace" from Edna Ferber now have MT. and Mrs. Arthur Ma poleon, the producer-writer team in the territory who will do the script for the movie.
 They are planning to visit northern Alaska and say that the picture will be in color and will cost about three million to pro- .duce.
 They expect to be in Alaska for three weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
LAMBRECHTS TRANSFER TO ANCHORAGE WE.

Frank Lambrecht who has been here with the U. s. Weather Bureau for the past two years has been transferred to Anchor age. The family plan to leave the middle of May. Mrs. Lam- brecht is president of the Home Arts Club and has been very active with the work of the Com munity Methodist Church.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
IN DISTRICT COURT.

Roland Beaver who was found guilty by jury trial of burglary was sentenced to three years with the recommendation that he be sent to reform school.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
DAUGHTER BORN TO FORMER MADELINE MOGG

MT. and Mrs. Erwin Clark are the parents of a daughter born March 29 in New York. Mrs. Clark is the former Madeline Mogg.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

TO THE PEOPLE OF NOME
 AND THE SECOND DIVISION
 Pan American will close their Nome office May lst. The last PAA flight into Nome will be
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Girl Scout Committee Meeting

The regular meeting of the Girl Scout Committee will be held at the home of Mrs. Carl Lieberg, Monday, April IA. Leaders are also invited to attend this meet ing.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

N o T I C E All dogs over the age of 10 months must be licensed for year April l. 1858 10 March 3l. 1859.
 FEES: Male dogs-$2.00
 Female dogs-$3.00
 Robert F. Scot1 49 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Ws.c.s. MEETS TONIGHT

WS.C-S meets this evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Feger- strom with Constance Erickson as co-hostesS.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Pioneer Women Meet Tonight

Members of the Pioneer Wo- mems Auxiliary are meeting to- night at 500 pm. at the Pio- neer Hall for their regular monthly meeting. There will be a social hour and refreshments. Mrs. Wilbur Arnold is presiding officer.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11

FOR, SALE - 2 typewriters, 2
 bedroom suites, electric oven, 3-pc. living room suite, 5 sets new drapes, mahogany secre- tary. Call Main 162. AS
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
w ANT A D s

FOR RENT: Furnished house in East End, $75.00 month. Call White 131.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04
This unday At
Good Shepherd

Divine Worship" Psalms "a:
2, is the theme and the text
for morning worship at Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church this
Sunday.
Worship may be described
broadly as personal contact with
God. No race of people has yet
been discovered, living either
today or formerly, that does not
have those practices of wor-
ship. On the other hand there
are few of the more civilized
nations that do not exhibit
strong tendencies against wor-
ship. The outstanding example
is Russia, where the Commun-
istic regime is opposed as a
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04

to the grand jury under $4,000
pond for keeping a disorderly
house and possessing narcotics.
Dorothy Jackson was fined
$500 and costs for frequenting
a house of ill-fame to which she
pleaded guilty.
Melvin Mcknight was fined
S15 and costs for being caught
in a house of ill-fame and MAX
ing loud and unusual noises,
disorderly conduct.
Powell, Jackson and Nc
Knight were arrested in a raid
a few weeks ago by Robbins
police.
Judge McCrary as well as
the States Attorney seem to be
getting tired of these repeaters
because each time they come
up it gets rougher.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-04
Page 9
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, October 4, 1858

matter of policy to religion.
But in our own land there are
many indications of lack of a
vital sense of the need of wor-
ship. There is little feeling of
cOmpulsion, of drive of neces-
sity, in taking part in worship.
We recommend your hearing
this message on Divine Wor-
ship" We believe it will give
you an appreciation of tremen-
dous value to your worshipping.