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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14
Legion of Decency:
T'V Movie Ratings

5 pm, Chan. 4 - Blonde Fever
MGM, 1914 - B. Objection: Re-
fleets the acceptability of dI-
yorce.)
Ills pm, Chan. 10 Gentlemen
Marry Brunettes - United Art
lists, 1854 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 6 ~ Women in
the Wind - NRA.
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
. am, Chan. A. Good News, Part
q MGM, 1e47 = Al; The Kiss
ing Bandit, Part - MGM, ls4S
All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 = Pier IS ~
goth Century Fox, 1889 = Al.
S pm, Chan. 10 - Bodyguard-
RKO, I947 - All.
ILLS pm, Chan. 10 - Bitter Tea
of General Yen - NRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 8 - Hollywood
Canteen Warmers, ISAIAH.
FRIDAY, APRIL Al
9 am, Chan. 4 The Kissing
Bandit, Part 2 MGMs 1919
$50 am, Chan. 10 Harbor of
Missing Men Republic, 1949
Al.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - Surrounded by
Women - MIRA.
ILLS pm, Chan. 10 The Last
Command - Republic, 1954-AI.
11:20 pm, Chan. 6 - Millionaire
NRA-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

refused to dance, can neither
bend nor walk. Sisters who
we're not arrested were ac-
cused by Communist teachers
of stealing two million francs
from them.
FATHER GERRY of the
White Fathers was beaten in
the same prison from five in
the evening until two in the
morning. Some eighteen other
White Fathers and nine
Brothers were severely tor
tured. One missionary writes:
1--WE were forced 10 60 about
the prison on our knees say
ing. 7 killed Lumumba, the
Christ of the Congo And
another: "We were all beaten
with clubs; our hands were
tied behind our backs and
ropes passed between our
legs. A soldier struck me on
the head, ordering, "Say your
Mass" The Communist tech
nique is ever the same: ac-
cuse falsely. then arrest, then
torture.
DO NOT SAY: ooh! these
Africans are only one stage
removed from rlsm.'
That has nothing to do with
the persecution. Were the
Communist soldiers of Spain
one generation removed from
barbarism? Or the Chinese?
Or the Polish or Hungarian
governments? It is not a prim-
tive civilization but Commun-
ism which accounts for mod
ern savagery. If the Com
munists gained control in the
United States ii would be the
Ph.D.'s i'm our universities
who would torture the ambas-
sailors of Christ, as they did
in Hungary and Poland. The
primitive people are only
passive barbarians; the Com
munists are active barbarians.
DISMISS NOT THE perse-
cution by saying their bodies
are black! The problem is:
whence come black souls! The
Devil makes them, and he
makes them out of white
bodies as we'll as black bodies,
1t would seem that We have
almost forgotten there is a
Devil, that he is the invisible
head Of the Mystical Body of
the Anti-C Christ with his visi.
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God Love You
Another Report
On The Congo

bic head in Moscow, that he
has not cloven hoofs but puts
on the air of goodness and
love of mankind. that his CO.
horts eat not with fingers but
with knife and fork in the
best hotels in America.
The Directors of the So
ciety for the Propagation of
the Faith know this better
than others, not only because
We are trying to establish a
beach head against Satan by
aiding missionaries all over
the world, not only because
we serve all missionary or
ders and not one in particu-
lar, not only because we are
tied to the world and not to
a diocese, but principally be-
cause our interests are iden-
teal with those of the Holy
Father whose servants we
are.
WE WANT NOTHING for
ourselves. But we do want
more than 27c per year per
Catholic for the Holy Father
and his missions. How can we
send witnesses to Christ in
Africa with 27c? Or educate
native clergy in Asia with the
equivalent Of a package Of
cigarettes a year? And we
want your prayers. Pray for
the Church. Priests Send
you Mass stipends so we can
send them to the missions.
This is not just a problem
for the U.N.; it is a problem
for Us members of the
Mystical Body of Christ who
seek TO save souls from the
Mystical Body of the Anti
Christ.
What is your answer? Don't
just turn the page; turn over
a new leaf. Pray and make a
sacrifice a day for the Holy
Father and his Society for
the Propagation of the Faith
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice TO it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director OF
the Society for the Propaga.
tion of the Faith. or your Di.
ocesan Director, Msgr. James
KuIp. 246 f. Town St., Column.
bus IS, Ohio.
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MOTION PICTURE eLASSIFlcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION OP
DEcENcY: Al Morally UnObjee-
tionaple for All; All Morally lin.
Objectionable for Adults; B Moral
" Objectionable In Part for All;
c Condemned. NRA - No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, APRIL "a
9 am, Chan. 4 Take Me Out
to the Ball Game. Part 2 -
MGM, 1948 Al.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Crime
Against Joe NRA.
) pm, Chan. 4 Death on the
Diamond NRA.
HIS pm, Chan. 10 - Love Let
ters - NRA.
1870 pm, Chan. 6 ~ Passage to
Marseilles Warmers, 1858 -
/ am. Chan. 4 Pilot No. s.
MGM, 1912 - Al.
SATURDAY, APRIL IS
/ pm, Chan. 10 Man From
Thunder River Republic
8 p.m.s Chan. 6 Captured
NRA.
II pm, Chan. 10 The Accused
Paramount, 1858 - All.
11:15 pms Chan. s Builwhip
-NRA.
11:3O pm. Chan. 4 Spanish
Main - RKO, 1914 - All.
1 am, Chan. 8 Beyond the
Forest Warmers, l949 b.
objection: Suggestive costum-
ing, situations.l
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

Operation kicnmann
Operation Peiticoat
Our Man In Havana
Pillow Talk
Please Turn Over
Plunderers, The
Portrait IN Black
Purple Gang
Rue de Paris Eta
Savage Innocents
Senechal, The MsgniE.
icent (Fr.l
Seven Thieves
Sins OF Rachel Cade
fwAs Rachel Cadel
Spartacus
Story on Page One
Subterraneans
Third Voice
Threat
Tiger Bay Brit
Touch OF Larcenv
Tunes Of Glory tBr1
Unfaithfuls, The
Upstairs and Down
stairs
Virgin Island fBr1
Virgin Spring (Swed)
Web OF Evidence tBr.l
Why Must | Die
Wind Cannot Read
Wolf Larsen
Wonderful Country
Young Have No Time
Danish
Young One
Part FOR All
Two Loves
Rise and Fall Of legs
Diamond
Rookie
Rosemary lGerl
Sanctuary
September Storm
Sex Kittens Go to Col,
lege
Shakedown
Sons and Lovers
Squad Car
Strangers When We
Meet
Strangers OF Bombay
Studs Lonigan
Surprise Package
Take o Giant Step
Tall Story
Terror of the Tongs
Thunder i'm Carolina
Too soon TO LoVe
Two Faces of DIR.
Jekyu
Underworld USA.
Vice Raid
Where the Boys Are
Where the Hot Wind
Blows was The Law
Who Was That LadyT
wild River
World OF Suzy Wong
Woman Like Satan
YVES Fenalel
Young Jesse James
Never On Sunday
Greek
Night Heaven Fell lFr1
No Orchids for Misa
Blandish British
Oscar wilde tBr.l
Passionate Summer
Pleasel Mr. RalEAe
Port of Desire
Pot Bouille Lovers Of
Paris tF'r.i
Private Property
Question OF Adultery
Rosanna
Savage Eye
Sins OF the Borgtaa
Wrenrhl
Smiles OF o Summer
Might Swedish
Snow Was Black tFE.
Stella Greek
THIRD Sex tGer.l
Trials of Oscar Wilde
lBr.l
Wasted Lives and Til
Birth OF Twins
Woman of Roms utal
films which, white not
} analysis and explAna.
I wrong interpretations
and Eve Mex
Suddenly. Last Summer
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

This is our second re-
port on the Communist
prosecutions in the Con-
go.
At Kasongo, nine Sis
tiers were violently seized
during the night, the arm of
an aged Sister broken when
struck by a gun butt. Their
wells, rosaries and crosses
were taken.
Stripped and ravished, they
were forced to dance in bare
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

Swiss Family Robinson
sword and the Dragon
Sword of Sherwood
Forest
Teacher and the Mira
Gle
Ten Commandments
The
Ten Who Dared
There Was a Crooked
Man fBr.)
Three Worlds of Gull.
yer
Tomboy and the Champ
Town Like Ance a
Trapp Family, The
Weakest Ship in the
Army
Watch Your Stern tBr.
Wings of Chance
Wizard OF Baghdad
Would-Be Gentleman
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14
TV Highlights
cIIMnAN
SUNDAY

10 am, Chan. Afr. Glenn
ent Faistl, pastor, st. Dominic
Parish, will be the celebrant
of the mass televised from
the studio of WLW-C.
1915 am, Chan. SACRED
Heart Hour-"Why Marriages
Fail" series continues with
Fl. Francis L. Elias, 81,
Loyola University, Chicago,
speaking on interference
from Relatives"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14
Films Radio
SIlL TER III07Nl
Inter-Faith Film Listing

Daily film Iisfinss by
The lnter-Faith Film Com
rnitfee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-JoUr.
mel and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND-Cinerama Holiday,
PALACE 101 Dalmatians,
The Horse With the Flying
Tail.
GRANDVIEW, LIVINGS-
TON, STATE, Westerville-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

Adorabls Creatures
tFrJ
And God Created
Woman Hr)
Baby Doll
Bed OF Grass Greek
Bed The Hrenehl
Ereathless tFr.1
Come Dance With Ne
fFr1
Desperate Women, The
Espresso Bongo
Fruits of Summer VE.l
Game OF Love Rr9
Garden OF Eden
Green Csrnstion twas
Trials OF Oscar
Wildeb
Heroes and Sinners
FRI
Husband for Anna. A
iTtal.D
lam 0 Gamers
Illicit InteTfuds l6wea
ISM
kAramo5s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

kEFNNAFE LLAssFFEGAFFoN
morally offensive in themselves. require some analysis and explana
ton IS . protection to the uniformed against wrong interpretations
and false e0nelusionaB
Martin Luther storm Center Adam and Eve Mex
Casa Of DR.. Laurent Anatomy of > Murder Suddenly. Last Summer
Girl of the Night Growing Experience
Sell it through a Want AID.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

Saturday matinee also - Ben
Hur.
GARDEN-Saturday only
matinee also - Tom Thumb,
Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn.
ESQUIRE = Saturday mat
inee only - Francis in the
Haunted House, Kettles in the
0zarks.
TEENS
OHTO-Cimmaron.
S~OUTHERN-Saturda only
Gorge, Sword and the Cross.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-04-14

Al Hands On Deck
Absent Minded Profes.
sor
Alamo
Amazing Transparent
Man
Ben t4uY
Bernadette Of Lourdes
Beyond the Time Bar
rier
Cimarron
CindeTfelis
Days of Thrills and
Laughter
Desert Attack
Dondi
Flaming Star
Flute and the Arrow
Glenn Miller story
Gorge
Green Helmet
Hand la Hand
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Rates Current Films
Io-The Catholic Times


I Was a Parish Priest
Last Dawn lBr.l
Left, Right and Center
(Br.J
Little Angel
Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom Come
Mighty Crusaders
Modern Tines
Operation Camel
One Hundred and One
Dalmatians
Passport to China
Pepe
Police Dog Story
Question 7 Ger. -EngJ
Sand Castle
Santa Claus
Serengeti Shall. Not
Die
Seven Wonders of the
World
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49,
Secret Ways
Prisoner Of the Volga
Raisin In the sun
Scent OF Mystery
School for Scoundrels
tBr.i
Secret of the Purple
Reef
Secret Partners
sergeant kuLieuge
Seven Ways From Sun
down
Sniper's Ridge
Song Without End
5.O.Ss EdClLlO
Stalag n
Steel Claw
SundoWners
Sunrise at C~ampobello
1arzan the Magnificent
Tess of the Storm
Country
Time Machine
Tormented, The
Trapped In langiers
Two-Way Stretch lBr.)
Unforgiven. The
Valley of the Redwood
Village OF the Damned
Visit to a Small Planet
Wake Me When
IT'S Over
Walk Like a Dragon
Walking Target
White Warrior
World of Apu and.i
Evening star., 1961-09-08

fires, TRUCK, used. from Ss.e5: ::
specialists on foreign and COM
pacts. CITY TIRE CO.. DE. 2-2137.
FIRE SALE = Full recaps., S6.95
for any size exch, Snow treads
now only So more. ALL-SERVICE
TIRE CO., 1894 Ga. ave, RA.
6-9S60.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
REFRIGERAToRS-Reconditiol

NEF NINENA IOILD
Areas largest floor display. fully
guaranteed, all sales from S2e,b0
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. AD. 2-21OO
Evening star., 1961-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALEMIscELLAEEous FOR SALE
coNTINUEp)

PIANOs-Wide selection Of recon-
ditioned upright pianos, guaran-
teed. S225 up. including local de-
hvery. Also selection Of new
pianos for rent. C A MP B Z L L
MUSIC CO.. 110s @ st. NV, D1.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
WALK DOWNTOWN
THE CHASTLETON


1901 10th ST. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT. --$135
2-BEDRM. APT. --$165
One Of washington's most attrae-
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with beautiful lobby, csrpeted
halls. roof garden. switchboard
service and 24-hour complete su-
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Sun porch. on the premises valet
Apply desk or call DU. 7-10O0.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN SyndicateS
18th ST., NV. AREA-Liv. rm., 2
twin bedrms., bath; kit, all utils; +;
nr. shops. bus; refs. ia. 9-S942
1881 IRVING ST. N.W.-For Q or
3 gentlemen. Newly dec, spac.
liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath, porch,
utils.: S125 EN-. 3-7e66.
1912 10th ST. N.W.-Newly deco
rated 2-bedrm. apt. for 3-4 per-
sons. Clean, quiet. nicely furn.
I22S 4lth PLACE -bedrm.
apt. nicely furn. All utils. $50 wk.,
S75 mo. 24S-9475.
5 RIM. APT.-Pvt. bath, plenty OF
closet space, utilities furnished,
very reas. DI. 7-48eO.
1920 2Ist ST. NV. THE WEST
BLDG: 2 rms, kit. and bath, furn.
with utils.; S125 mo. Also 2-rm.
apt, kit. and bath with utils. and
a.e.: Sl37.50. See caretaker on
premises in bsmt., 1882 21st ct.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
e31 H st. NV. Ma. SASS
zoe 36th ST. N.E.-Apt. Q. 2-rm,,
dinette, kitchen, bath. Lee. rear
porch, heat, hot water incl Only
S62.5o mo. Call Mr.. Neumann,
1919 IIth ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt
. rms, kitchen and bath, heat, hot
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Neumann, MA. $4,000
AI96 LIVINGSTON RID. SCI and
2 bedrms. Reasonable rents. Call
562-1694.
1888 18th ST. NV, nr. downtown
%NsTly 9-asSS FedecorAtsd; sl7' Ho'
1852 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.- rms.
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utils. TU. 2-1111 or JU. s-4060.
6O4 End ST. S.E.-2 large rooms
nicely furn.. newly decorated.
Empl. couple. S64. Ii. 4-4236.
3O25 18th ST. N.W.-Effic. apt,
furn.: SS4.50 mo-: adults only.
Also 1 bedrm., liv. rin., combina-
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VIII accommodate 4 adults. Both
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1909 r. I. AVE. N.W.-Effic.; bus.
empl. Liv. -bedrm.. kit. pvt. bath.
2 walk-in closets. KE. 1888.
I744 LANTER PL. N.W.-Newly
furn. rm. for 2; water in rm.; SIS
each; close transp. 232-0149.
1891 10th ST. N.W.-Newly deco
rated efficiency apt. for or 2
Phone AID. 2-9593
1914 MADISON ST. N.W.-Livins
room, bedroom, kitchen, private
bath. TU. 2-52S5.
Q PEDPMC &11Q o5
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

COMFORTABLE sgl. and dbl. rms.
with ph. and run. water; nr. mod.
bath with shower; elev, spae
lounge and TV rm. Daily rates sgl.
80 up: dbl, SO: weekly rates sgl.,
Sll.50 up; dbl, $22. RE. 7-4027.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

WEDDING GOWN, taffeta and
lace, chapel train. Orig. SIPS;
size Q. VIII sell crinolin and veil.
Sacrifice. JE. 2-5914.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
DOCS, PETS, ETC,
(coNTINUED)

WEIMARANER, champ. stk. Good
pheasant and quail hunting stk:
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YORKSHIRE TERRIER, miniature.
pedigree, Axe, 2 yrs. old, house
hrnken. kac III Q-A202
Evening star., 1961-09-08
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, good
seasoned oak, cut, del. stacked
for S25 cord Write WILLIAM
JEWELL. Box 667, Pureellyille,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

ROOMS AND APIS. WANTED, vic.
of 21st and @ NV. Write only
Housing, 730 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

ROOM in apt. for lady, cooking
privs., sep. bedrm. 396-499s,
2 ROOMS for rent. For informa-
tion, call 399-9230.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
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TOOL q EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-504O.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, rented
S5 mo. VENEMAN MUSIC. S429
Ga. ave, Sill. Spr. JU. S-5l99.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-02-16
Listen americans!
...by Dr.. George S. Benson
PRESIDENT - NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
Searey, Arkansas

Korea is second only to Japan in its high of eracy
Every school boy with pride the first capital Of Korea
Pyongyang and tell that it founded in 1924 B. c. He
also tell that Korea built the first astronomical observatory
in the world and movable type before the
Gutenberg School children look in their wetaored
uniforms The government provides practically schooling
through the 9Th grade After that students must in
government schools
A tremendous amount Of building is going The
Republic Of Korea before prosperous Yet
Korean living in fear The history of the nation is history
of invasOns and of But the
threats of invasion daily dnned into their The radio
Korea in English Chinese, and Koreana daily The Hate
America programs and the that the
Communists will day control South Korea is confidently
confirmed daily Appeals also made for cultural exchanges
and various other ntercOmmuncaon Special prOpagandists
(conspiraors) also constantly infiltrang Korea
No knows how much the public is being affected with
this constant bage of the nations
the free world and conpraors against the
Welbeng of mankind and the Communists
peace-oving souls and the worlds only beneactors
talked with in the U. s. Armed Forces, with n
the L. s. Point Four Program with Korean leaders, including
the President of Chungang University with 1000
part of whom addressed) with the political aache of
American embassy with American missionaries and with the
Korean in his home. They all
the Older generation of Koreans who witnessed the Communist
invasion of Korea being influenced by the popagandss But
they less certain about the youthful generation which
inclined to think there must be Some truth in
propaganda and who can't believe people enough
to have the ambitions the Commies really have.
The Korean government is close powerful Communist
countries that it must be realistic in its opposition ination
When nfiltratOrs found actually be
In this think they wiser than In
America we brand them "cOnsprator but seldom Jail
them To the Communists this real right will
keep losing it in America until positive
ing for destruction They should be war;
we are IN War-a war aimed at our conquest
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Continued Page
continue to grow and expand staggering those
who work
Years ago it was small percentage that employer and
empoye required to pay. They'll miss it, the
legislators argued But it has grown three four and
five percent And Kennedys give away programs will add
another three four five percent that be contributed
by employer and employee alike.
Our people a whole, become more dependent gov
eminent handouts and become a weaker nation.
Our Communist leaders watch in gee labor
leaders, Of them Communist inclined push for higher
wages shorter hours with increase in production which
eventually price products right out of the market and
cause more unemployment and hardship And then
they yell for higher unemployment payments and people
elected to office promises that farther down
the ladder Of destruction.
We for people. yes But care for them enough
to issue warning that if nation don't come to
and get back to program of self reliance,
as we'll throw in the towel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-02-16

the through and not too tired, read
a good book Your parents do not
owe you entertainment, your city
does not owe you recreation facili-
ties the world does not owe you a
living. You owe something to the
world. You owe II your time,
energy, and your talent, so that no
one will be at war, or in poverty
or lonely again.
In simple words, grow up, quit
being a cry-baby, get out of your
dream world. develop a backbone,
rot a wishbone You're supposed
to be mature enough to accept
some of the duties your parents
have carried for years. They have
nurscd. protected, helped, and de
MED themselves many things so
that you may benefit This they
have gladly done, Tor you are
their dearest treasure. But you
have no right to expect them to
bow to every whim and fancy"
earlier TO lockwood at Accident
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Local Skiers
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
land 400.
tClass 81 Linda Oursler, Oakland
33.1; Janna Naylor, Oakland, 35.2
CClass q Mary Kay Alvarez
Oakland, 800.
Boys Slalom:
Glass A. Jack Alvarez, Oakland
290: Wayne Dunbar. Terra Alta
Ala George Stewart, Fairmont, 52.7
(Class 81 Robert Lohr, Oakland,
281; Joseph Alvarez, Oakland, 29.2;
Mike Naylor, Oakland, 1868
CClass q Jim Gibson, Oakland.
1853; Robert Stuck, Oakland, 1928;
David Nordeck, Oakland, 32.4.
CClass II Guy Hinebaugh, Oak
land, PIP; Victor Bowen. Morgan
town, 80; Chuck Fink, Morgan
town, 800
Mems Slalom: Robert Nordeck,
Oakland, 290; John Lojewski, Nor
gantown, 512; Joe Hutchinson.
MorgantOwn, 1000
Boys Jumping:
Glass A. Jack Alvarez, Oakland.
% feet, inch; Wayne Dunbar.
Terra Alta, 1876.
Glass 81 Robert Lohr, Oakland.
27-5l2; Gregory Kerins, Oakland,
25-5; Joseph Alvarez, Oakland,
ia.
Glass p jim Gibson. Oakland.
25-7l2 Robert Stuck, Oakland, 1874.
Glass II David Carlow, Morgan
town. 1865.
Mems Jumping: James Roy Jr..
Morgantown. 31-2l2; Robert Nor
deck, Oakland, 30-5; Wait Cecil,
Morgantown, 29-1l2.
The chief of races was Harvey
Winters Jr., of Oakland.
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Red Oak-F airview

Sunday visitors of Mrs. Anna
Gibbs were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gibbs, of Thomas; Mrs Viola
WARDROBE and daughter, Jane, of
Coketon; and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Warsaw. 15g#W
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hardesty Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs Edward Moon
and family, on Sunday.
Saturday evening visitors of the
Frank Blambles we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin ChildS
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mrs. Freda Knots were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bittinger and Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bittinger and
son, Wayne.
Sunday evening visitors of Mrs.
Zela Cosner and family were Ben
Cosner and Jess Bowen.
Mrs. Willis Dixon has returned
to her home from the hospital in
Oakland. She is improving salts
factorily at this time
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Bittinger
and Wayne spent Friday evening
with her mother, Mrs. Thelma
Hanlin, of Loeb Lynn.
Sunday dinner guests of the
Clifford REALS were Mr.. and Mrs
Porter Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger
were hosts at birthday celebra-
ton at their home, Monday eve
ming in honor of their son Carl,
and friends, David and Ross Knots
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the Maryland State Department of
Health, urging all Marylanders to
install and faithfully use seat belts
in their automobiles. He pointed
out that research and actual use
over millions of vehicle miles have
proven that seat belts save lives
and reduce or avert severe in
iuries
Pointing to statistics which
showed that $4,000 people were
killed in traffic accidents each
year in the u. S, with another one
and one-half million injured, he
said at least $500 of the deaths and
countless thousands of the more
serious injuries could have been
averted by use of seat belts.
Health agencies are cooperating
with the National Safety Council
in an effort to make the public
aware of the need to install and
use this lifesaving device in their
cars.
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A Russian rocket aimed at Venus
was fired February II successfully.
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Steering Committee
Chooses Co-Workers

The members of the various
committees for the Prom at South
ern High at Oakland, were
chosen February / The commit
tees and members are: Decora-
tons. JEANNE Foley, chairman.
Betty Lou Bittinger, Richard Nc
Crobie, Ray McCrobie, Stanley
Hardesty, Richard Blizzard.
Finance: Carol Wooters, chair
man, Sue Yutzy, Carolyn Biser
Lynn Beclman, Charlotte Damon.
Refreshments: Julia Lane, chair
man, Virginia Bethel, Marion Cox
Ards Sanders, Arlene Alexander
and Janice Liller.
Invitations: Frank Vetter, chair
man, Carolyn Simmons, 10 Ann
Ringer, Doug Ellis, Barbara Miller.
Carolyn Bittinger. Favors: Roberta
Dewitt, chairman, Carol Leighton,
Esther Yoder, Eileen Bernard
Joyce Sisler, and Jay Bell.
Rules: Dwight Glotfelty, chair
man, Jim Craig, William Roy, Joan
Ritchie, Janet Schlossnagle, Mary
Ann Sims.
Clean Up: Richard Helbig, chair
man, George Porter, Wayne Bit
finger, Melvin Gank, Alvin Der
nard, and Glen Green. Entertain
ment: John Umstot, chairman
Joan McClung, Janice Whetsell
and Dave Burdock.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS, 1861