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Evening star., 1960-02-10

Too often a station by-passes
It's own talent and brings in an
outsider to replace a departing
star. Not so at WMAL-radio.
Veterans Frank Hardin and
Jackson Weaver, who have
worked together before, are the
happy choices to replace de-
parting Bill Malone on the
morning Tempo show.
Bill will stay on beyond his
contract expiration date this
month while Frank and Jack
son get into the am. swing Of
it.
John CasSavetes, star of
MICS Staccato, personally rec
ommends tomorrow nights epi-
sode. "It's a three-character
play and somewhat daring for
this kind of SHOW" he said.
4 + 4
Hollywood's Jack LaLanne,
who leads the ladies in exercise
on WTTG-5, weekday morn
ings Is in town this week and
doing his show "live."
Mailbag: Our piece last week
about Max Liebman's "The
American Cowboy" (Which u. S
Steel is presenting tonight) and
the nostalgia evoked by watch
ing singer Jack Russell in ac-
ton again. struck another re-
sponsive chord. Reader George
Evening star., 1960-02-10

scandal that rocked the multi
billion dollar broadcasting in
duStry. :"
We checked with that COM
mittee yesterday.
Said counsel Robert w. Lish-
man, simply:
HE was not exonerated. He
was not a witness"
Singing Dept: I asked Andy
williams (who stars at the
Casino next week. what makes
a good popular singer. He
mulled it over a moment.
'Phrasing is important" he
said. although phrasing is q
matter Of taste. In fact, I guess
the whole business of popular
singing is taste. Vic Damone
has one Of the prettiest voices
around-tone, range. yet sing
ers with less of both outsine
him. I don't know. The more
you think, though. the better
you'll sing"
Andy, a thinking mans sing
er, will do a special for Pontiac
April Is, and others are in the
works. Well be watching. His
show last summer considering
the low budget was one of the
most imaginative weekly musi-
Evening star., 1960-02-10
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. Young Mr.. Lin
coin" The story Of young
Abe as a lawyer. Henry Fon-
da, Alice Brady. (l9S9)
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Men into
Space. A reported desperate
to break a big story fakes q
momentous scientific dis
covery when American
newsmen take their first
trip to the moon. William
Lundigan, Harry Lauter.
500, WMAL (D-Hawaiian
Eye. Hong Kong Passage" I"
Aboard a non scheduled
fight from Hong Kong to
Hawaii investigator Steele
encounters q former girl
friend who becomes a sus-
pect when murder is COM
mitted and the plane is hi
lacked. Anthony Eisley,
Merry Anders.
10000, WMAL o. Wednes-
day Night Fights. Luis Rod
riquez VS.. Carl Hubbard. 10
rounds. Welterweight. Mia
mi Beach Exhibition Hall.
1880, WRC az - Wichita
Town. Brothers of the
Knife" The Malta invades
Wichita town and attempts
to collect $40 monthly from
each Sicilian family living
there. Joel McCrea.
11:OO, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater. Blood on the
Moon" A cowpoke fights a
girl and her father. Robert
Mitchum, Barbara Bel Ged-
des, Robert Preston. (194s)
Evening star., 1960-02-10

opinions are offered guide to area uie,Ders
Wagon Tran-"The Clayton Tucker Story" This pot is
generally associated with Heboats Three wagons trying
10 eaten up with the train get lost the desert
AN All ex-Army captain takes charge and begins ratonng
the water: Everyone hates him and connves against
him. even though his only interest common good
Plenty OF pathos in this but is well played par
ucuiary oy jeff Morrow the symbol of benevolent
command and by the late Louis Jean Heyd as one of
the other intrepid albeit parched pioneers 7SO pm
WRC-
FERRY Como ShOw-Soemn Raymond Massey has a bit of
a fling before he assumes the mantle of his famous
Abraham Lincoln portrayal of a pre-inaugural speech
tonight AS himself he takes over for BLUE Tail Fly
giving enough musical directions to scare an orchestra
leader away Talented and lovely Tana Elg sings and
dances to Married Can Always Get" the Kingston Trio
goes Calypso with Tc Tic Tic" and Calypso Carnival
and so does Perry with "Mahlda" with the girls (Tana
and Dorothy Collns) trying out Man Smart Woman
Smarter Perry solos to MY Funny Valentine" closes
with Battle Hymn of the Republic" in honor of Honest
Abe" (Color) pm, WRC-4.
United States Steel Hourhe American Cowbov starring
Freo MacMurray Edie Adams, Hans Conried Carol Bur-
nett and Waly Cox consistently funny and sometimes
hilarious spool of the American cowboy This is pro-
queer Max Lebmans best entry since his Caesar-Coca
Snow OF Shows" and it's welcome antidote to such
heavy-handed TV shows Jerry Lewis last disaster
Your TV key previewers particular favorte was Mac
Murray playing New York actor turned method cow
boy It's funny notion and it's written and PLAYED to
perfection Way Cox gets his share of laughs porayng
scourge of the Old West and Conried Burnett and Mrs
Kovacs make the most of the sketch material from
writer's Joe Stein, Lucille Kaen Norman Barasch and
Carol Moore. Most amusing TV'er since Art Carney's
fa revues and cureall for anyone's midwnter blues
10 pm, WTOP-9.
This Is Your LeThe head social service agency in
vovng children whose operations are international in
scope Ralph Edwards interesting subject tonight
10 pm, WRCA.
Jack Paar Show-Jack Douglas Eva Gabor and Arlene
Francis give Jack their conversational all tonight with
Arlene adding dance routine from her performance
down Florida way with James Mitchell partner The
Strong Brothers (midgets they in for an act,
and there's fleeting glimpse at spring fashions for
ladies at 1890 1880 pm, WRC-4
Evening star., 1960-02-10
ON THE AIR
It'sAII in How
You Look at 1t
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

STRENGTHENING Dept: Jack Barry exhost Of the
rgged show is bouncing around New York again. wsuy
thinking about doing Tv shows Marie Torre Of the
New York Herald Tribune, reported yesterday
Indeed things looking again for Barry who was
exonerated Washington committee that the
Evening star., 1960-02-10
V KEY PREVIEWS

TontohtS top ShoDS as preuietoed By TV KEYS STAFF
0ho attend rehedrSalS match screenings and andlvze
scripts in NeD York, Hollywood and esetphere Their
opinions are offered as guide to uieDers.
Evening star., 1960-02-10
1000
wednesday
NIGHT
FIGHTS

No. ] weIterweieht contender, Luis Rod
riguez, meets CurI Hubbard in q ten
round bout from Miumi.
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CHIHUAHUA PUPPIEs, male and
female; wormed and shot; Axe.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL., N.-comf.. old 3-bedrm. bum
galoW on lge lot surrounded by
oak trees Minis 10 DC. or Pent.
Sl2s. TIE. 6-9027. DU 3-59s3.
ARL., N.-A one-bedroom apt e.
taStefully furnished, newly deco
rated, cloSe-in location; available
now: Sll0. HOLLEY REALTY.
5lS3 Lee highway KE. $3.50
BROWN ST. of 18th st. n.w.-Liv.
rm., din. rm.. 3 bedrmS., glassed-
in porch. usable attic: fenced
ya=d. parking $3.50. DE. 2-g34O
GEORGETOWN - Avail. 8 mos.
furn. town house; adults: $3.50.
FE B-1g34. ewes. or week ends
JOSELYN ST. OFF CONN.-Liv.,
din, porch, rec. rooms, kit, 3
bedrms., bath: Sl65. DU. 7-9l5s.
MCLEAN AREAS bedrms. baths,
lge kit. bsmt.; avail. q mos. or
less: 500 mo. Ell. 6-6053.
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA
Beautiful detached brick. bed
rms. = baths. garage. Rent S225
Call Mr. Dell, JAMES L. DIXOE
& CO, Realtors, ST. $1,000, JU.
2-IlTp
Evening star., 1960-02-29
Heavens! That's no way to start out the day."
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

SUNNYBROOK-Liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath: suitable empl. cou-
pie; conv. shop ctr. and bus: reas.
AP, 7-7236
TAKOMA PIX bedrms.. liV. rm..
din. rm.. kitchen and bath, main
floor, 2l-in TV, utils. included
SIPS per mo-; adults. AbstainerS:
avail. Mar. /, JU. 5-5653.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
HOUSES UMFURHISHED

ALEXANDRIA-SpotleSs 2-bedroom
semidetacned brick home with
basement. fenced yard. Close to
bus. Available now sos 90. Check
our rental selection by calling
JE. 2-2620. Joseph W. Seay Com
pany. Realtors, ll3 West Broad
street, Falls Church, Virginia
va, 9l1 BLAINE DR.
SN2 so mo. Call JU. 5-40ll.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
APIS. FURRISHED-D.C @.

ALLISON ST. NV. 1903, Apt. l.
Newly dec, bed-liV. rm., kit, pvt
bath; utilS: good tranKp.
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BRITTANY sPANIELs: Axe reg !
males and females; z Eks. old.
] IA S-243H
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FOR SALE
tcoNIINuEDl

PIANOS-Ws have . limited guam
tity OF new spinet pianos reduced
to S425. Choose from mahog.
wal, ebony or blond S26 down
balance in 80 mos. kits (Wash.
1nEton's largest music Store). 1880
O st. NV, RE. 7-6212. (Alexan-
dria Branch. 1921 Mount Vernon
ave. Open evenings til . PM
PIANOS FOR RENT. New spinets
Special, SIS per mo. Nice selection
Of finishes. Rental payments may
be applied II you purchase later,
KITS (WashingtonS largest mu-
sic Storel. 1890 @ st. NV. RE
1922. alexandra branch. 262l
Mt. Vernon ave. Open ewes. I'll
PIANO, Everett console: GOOD con-
dition: $500 or best oier. Ever
PIANO, REBUILT PLAYER, smartly
styled in q new durable nnish
especially suited for rec. rms.
Exeep. value at S495 incl bench
and local delivery. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., HOS @ st. NV. DI.
-7-s464
Wide selection Of recon.
ditioned uprights. smartly styled
IN a new durable inish. especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and hne values
for beginning students: SIe5 up
sEIE M9sic Co. IiOs o St NV,
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DACHsHUNDs, sire Ch. Val. Of
Maridox, m. and Z. Axe; wormed
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CONTINUED

C0L0RED-7Os 9Th ST. NV, Apt
43-l rm., kit. and bath; all
utils; incl; no children; Only
C0L0RED-IOWA APIS, 1928
18th 81. NV; walk 70 work-Lge.
2-bedrm. apt. incl. heat. hot
water. tanitor service; $50 80 mo.
co. 5-5s3s.
coLORED-142s IIth ST. N.w.I
S65.50. adults rms. kit, bath.
Ed. NJ. O'SULLIVAN, ma. s.TS4s,
l40i Eve st. NV.
C0L0RED UNIT, open; l343
Corcoran st. n.w. Bsmt rear apt,
l Tm. with kitchenette. new metal
val eapinets and refgr, eiee
4-03s3.
CoLORED UNITS open, 1913
SiprSsn.i,. SGrsSTsa " MY nv u rm a:h,T.,, VIII
and refgr., elee. heat and hot
water. $3.50 mo. AD. 4-03s3.
CoLoRED-IlI2 d ST. Sc,
only only se2 So mo- mo. Nh. III NEuMANs,, n1 Ann
MA. $4,000.
coLORED-DEsIRABLE APIS.
KITCHEN AND PVT BATH
bath ----------- 94.5o
rm. $3.50
909 o St. NV, / rm. 90. 90
1000 st NV. ! rm. 81 sc
314 End st ne. . ms "a. so
6l9 4th st. NV, / rm. S62 SO
tfurniShedl
Call Mr., DAVIS. Ewes, CO. 6-76l9 .
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
Ma. 8-4SlS a3l n ST NV
Evening star., 1960-02-29
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments

3eth ct. and Alabama Ave Sc.
10 minutes downtown WaShin gton
via public transportation: I-bed-
room apartments NOW available
Applications accepted for 2-bed-
room apartments. Call LU. 2-S2S5
once 200l 3Sth st. Sc. OPEN
hon.-Fri o a.m.-6 pm. Sat o
a.m.-4 pm, Sun pm.-4 pm.
Also furnished apartments.
GUYLEN COURTS, 1881 P st. Sc.
Large l-bedrm. apt; $40. SO.
all utils. incl. Delightful garden
type apts. Mr.. Lyon. LU. 1921.
STEgARr BROS, INC, DI.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
APIS. UMFuRMISHED-MD.

l-BEDRM. APTS., from sos
2-BEDRM. APIS, from lis
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Evening star., 1960-02-29

PIANO. Everett console; good con-
dition: $500 or best ofer. Ever
Evening star., 1960-02-29
$50 Sl35
IMMFD. OCCUpANCV

4-ACRE FARM-l6O5 Bonifsnt rd
81. Spg, Nd, of Layhill I'd 3
bedrms.. din rm, liv rm., kit.
and bsmt SIS mo, 10. 4-Sl64,
WIZ D-TObU
Evening star., 1960-02-29
APIS. UNFURMIsHED-MD.
tcOkTlkUED)

3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath, End
floor. private entrance; close TO
transp and shopping. Adults only
WA 7-7116
Evening star., 1960-02-29

SPANIEL PUPS, 8 vks..
Eond hunferS OF pets.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

THOROUGHBRED MARE. 8 yrs
old, 15.2 hands, chestnut; no pa
pers: easy to handle. WO. 6-70l7
Evening star., 1960-02-29
GROOM B

CO. REALTORS IA. 7-44s7
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, 25O7
. rms. ia baths. incl. : rm.
pvt smt. apt, gar, fenced-in lge.
yard. Slss50 mo. LA. 9-ll97.
ROCKVILLE-Lsrge liv. rm., din.
nm, 3 bedrms., kit. and bath:
rambler; full bsmt.: fenced wood
ed lot; good neighborhood: avail.
April / References required: Sl35
mo. WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr..
Realtor, PO 2-2SSS. ewes and
sun. PO 2-43S3.
ROCKVILLE -bedrm. home: liy,
rm. w/hrepl. and picture window,
lge. lot, near shopping ctr: i'm
med. occup: ideal for IBM en-
RRPy RI2ye p r:nt sll5 per mo. Call
SARGENT RD. Ne, 5OIO-Mod-
ern 6-Tm semidet home, we'll
equip. kitchen with dining area,
full bsmt.: fenced ward; oil
heater: completely redecorated;
only Sl05 mo. sTEUART BROS,
INC DI. 7-2434. DI 7-s6a5.
SILVER sPRING-2-syory brick: 3
bedrms., immediate occupancy;
$40 mo. JU. 9-3490: ewes. 10.
5-4NOO.
III9 BRANCH AVE. s.E.-semidet- :
. rms bath. gas ht., prch Sll0.
z. P. SCHWARTZ, INC. llO4
vermont ave NV, CO 5-6olO.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
men; showers: excel. board: reas.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

TO G.W.U.-Lge. front
studio; refgr., grill, TV; sl5-S20:
small rm. $40. EX. 3-6636
Evening star., 1960-02-29

HAY, 60c bale: special price for lge.
lots. 8 P r No LAKE Farms.
Burke. Va. BR. S-9536
HAY FOR SALE, extra good, b0e a
bale: less in large quantities
Farm near Benedict, Md. Phone
Prince Frederick 3l4-J-2.
RICH BLACK SLUDGE-For lawns
and gardens; wholesale and retail.
RE. 6-60S9.
TOP SOIL, MI dirt, bluestone,
sludge, road gravel: trees trimmed.
and removed. SP. 3-45sS
TOP SOIL-Rich and clean. No
rocks or weeds: SIS, 5 cubic yds
Nd. and D. c.: also avail. 1000
yds. dark humus made Of leaf
mold, -rotted wood and peat: very
GOOD for azaleas, flower beds, pot
ting soil, etc; visitors welcome;
VIENs LANDSCAPING. TO. 9-5i4l
Evening star., 1960-02-29
LUXURY TYPE LIVING :

RIGGS MANOR-I-6edTm. apt
sSs' ssoa Marsh s;ESi l. Appiy rental ofGe'
Evening star., 1960-02-29

DALMATIONS, house trained. all
shots; Never Complained line
Evening star., 1960-02-29

RADIO, Heathkit Comanche re-
eeiver and util. power supply;
compl. assem-. and align. $3.50.
IA o-4003
Evening star., 1960-02-29
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

BRITTANY SPANIELs; Axe reg;
males and females z EkS. old.
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS, 8 wks.,
Axe res. good hunters or pets.
wormed. Dial 301. CL. 3-2s55.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, male and
female; wormed and shot; Axe.
JE. 2-0lS7.
DACHsHUND, min, 8 wkS.; Axe;
m. and T.; wonderful for children.
WA 7-lS97.
DACHsHUNDs, sire ch. Val. OF
Maridox, m. and 4, Axe, wormed
and shots; S55. TW. 1892.
DALMATIONs, house trained. all
shots; Never Complained line;
sacrifice, Sl5-S2O. CHI. 6-7265,
DOG. friendly, lively, young female,
dufiy brown and black: 70 sood
Va. home. JE. 2-7325 after 8.
NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS, .,
male and female puppies: wormed,
shots; Axe reg. 10. 5-4990.
POODLE. pedigTee. black female
miniature, months; must sell.
10. 5-254a
POODLES
PUPPIES-ALL SIZES
Stud Service
MA oOaaI Torat MA Ona00
Evening star., 1960-02-29
FURN. APTS. ALSO AVAIL.

CoNv. TO ALL SCHOOLS AND
CHURCHES, BUS SERVICE,
SHOPPING CENTER AND AMPLE
PARKING FACILITIES WITHIN
THE DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
BARNABY WOODS-SnaciouS a.

ATTENTION SPECULATORs - 3
houses for sale Shown by appt.
only. Call RE 1881, Mon.
after $3.50 am. HARDY REALTY
co
BARNABY WOODS-Spacious B.
bedrm, brk Colonial Lge screened
porch of liv. rm.. sep. din. rm Z.
lge. kit with breakfast nook. pa
baths; attached garage All this
situated on Il acre shaded lot.
Excel. terms Priced at S33. $50.
REALTY. EN-. 3-lsOO; ewes, VIII.
0aoO4
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LAKE BARcRoFT-Juxurious Nv
ing: air-cond., 3-bedrm. bTick
rambler. den, 3 fireplsces, ga
baths, equip kit. carport and
patio: s275 mo
T SfieE Hca Cape Cod G'comi compi redeSor = I:
finished bsmt.; fenced rear yard;
Sl40 mo.
-bedrm. brick split
REALrY FsEfIi Ysr CORR PoO JAi h0 s-fs6o1- MS1Ai
MANAssAS-Nice Cape Cod: $50
mo. or sell, no On. pymt. S79
mo-: vet OF nonyet DU. 5-53OO-
MARYLAND PARK, Md rooms
and bath: bsmt.: garage; gas
neat: $50; adults RE. b-77e7.
MCLEAN, VA.
An almost new, 5-hedToom. 3-bath
brick bi-leVel home. available i'm
mediatelyi $500 per month.
Evening star., 1960-02-29

DACHsHUND, min, 8 WkS.; Axe;
m. and T.: wonderful for children.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
POODLES
FARM AND GARDEN

PUPPIES-ALL SIZES
Stud Service
Ma. 2-0ss1 Local MA. 2-0s00
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-12-12

Page
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THE BEST SOUVENIR the only k Souvenir ood will
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when to or
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in
any
sa1es for
(CRrMAs
will probably welcome with enthusiasm Shirts Jackets Sport Coats
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laroud to getting presents this is the time
FOR SALE: tire chains will fit
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-12-12

NOTICE: The December meeting of the
Civilian Wives Club will be held Mon
day evening, December IL at $500 Pm.
at Qtrs. Gas. Since this will be the
Chri stmas party, all members are to
bring a sl.oo gift for exchange. OFF,
elected.
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-12-12

FOR SALE: 1919 Mercury auto parts all
Except engine and 49 Ford engine wi tn
access cries. Two new 4o mercury muff-
lers'. For informa tion call Ext III NO
SMOKE at anytime. Ask for Schneider.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-02

In This exclusive photo received from communist
China, MaryknoII Bishop James {. Walsh, SO, is shown
In fhe courtyard of the Ward Road Prison, in Shanghai,
with his 7o-year-cId brother, Judge William Walsh of
Cumberland, Md, who travelled 10000 miles to visit
him briefly under strict supervision. The American
born bishop is serving a 20-year sentence for "esPion.
age" INC Photos)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-02

watched the elderly Bishop
being led down a passageway.
When Bishop Walsh reached
the doorway to the cellblock
his brother called through the
open window, $50 Long,
James" The Bishop paused,
looked back and with a fare
well wave of the hand passed
from sight into the grim
block.
Concerning the amount Of
time allowed for his visits,
Judge Walsh said: II came 10
or IL thousand miles to see
him, spent two weeks in Red
China, spent nine days in
Shanghai and was allowed to
see him for only two hours
and a half. The facts speak
Tor themselves"
He HAS GIVEN no indica-
ton whether he would be al
lowed to see his brother after
he arrived in Shanghai, until
shortly before each visit. He
always had to be ready at a.
moments notice.
Judge Walsh said he was
escorted by two Chinese Red
Cross officials throughout his
stay in China. They took him
to see a commune, an art and
handicraft institute, and two
Chinese operas. They also
took him on a ferry ride.
On one occasion his guides
pointed out a Catholic church
but they did not know its
name or if it was used for
services. They insisted that
there is complete freedom Of
religion in China"
When he asked if he could
meet some Chinese lawyers or
judges, or visit a court, the
guides told him they knew
nothing Of such matters and
therefore it was quite impos-
sible.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-02

Frankfurt, Germany, who
said: "Man'S death sentence
is pronounced at birth and
all our endeavors at delay
only serve to postpone the ex.
ecution."
From there the congress
proceeded for five days with
the presentation of SO papers
on subjects ranging from
"the problems of birth con.
troll" to "the psychology and
ethics of modern sports"
DR.. John Cavanagh, the sole
layman in the theology de-
partment of the Catholic I'm
iversity of America, address.
ed the assembly on the "eth-
ical and philosophical reflec.
tions on the latest progress in
psychiatry."
TOUCHING ON a current
m~oral-medical question
the use of "enovid", which
has been employed extensive
ly in Puerto Rico for contra
ception - DIR. Cavanagh said:
"Since the medical profess
sion cannot, even yet, offer
a guarantee against serious
long-range complications of
this medication how can we
justify the use of uninform.
ed human subjects in an ex-
pertinent to which certain
doctors in this country on
their own testimony would
not allow their own wives
and daughters to submit?"
The main thesis of his pa
per, however, was the moral
and physical danger of the
use of hypnosis, which he
summed up by saying:
THE LONG ARcUM c Mt
as to whether an individual
can be persuaded to perform
criminal or immoral acts UNI
der (hypnotic) luence
seems likely to be settled. If
the performed act is sugges-
ted sub specie boni' (under
the appearance of good, the
subject is quite likely to ac-
cept it if he is sufficiently
deep in his trance"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-02
IMPRISONED Fl

uation. But a communist Of
ficiaI told him: ut isn't neces-
Sary for him to have it."
Judge Walsh said: "Howev-
er, they did give him the
package Of candy, clothing and
cookies that / brought him,
and some pictures of my
grandchildren"
He ALSO REPORTED that
the Bishop said he is receiving
a Red Cross parcel and a par
eel from his family each
month. But in the % months
since his arrest the Bishop has
been given only two letters,
the judge said.
Judge Walsh further re-
ported that his brother
smokes two or three cigarettes
daily, and has a plentiful sup
ply that was given him by the
Red Cross.
Regulations governing Wis
its forbade Judge Walsh from
questioning his brother about
his trial, charges or sentence.
Yet during one visit he did
ask the Bishop whether an eff
fort should be made to free
him. The Bishop replied:
while no one likes to be con-
fined in Jail, / am not unhap-
py and / leave the future en-
tirely in the hands of God"
COMMENTING on this state
ment of the Bishop, Judge
Walsh said: "He obviously be-
lieves that his presence in
Jail in China may in some in
scrutable way of Divine Prov
idence help the cause of re-
1igion and belief in God in
China"
During the last visit the
brothers discussed the posi-
bility of seeing one another
again. They agreed that their
age and the distances involv-
ed ruled out another trip to
China for the judge.
It was at this point that
Bishop Walsh told his brother
they would meet again in
heaven.
JUDGE WALSH'S VOICE
faltered as he described his
last sight of his brother. Aft
er the Bishop left the room
he went to a window and