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ANNOUNCEMENTS 12 BINGHAMTON PRESS Oct. 23, 1954 iFmtrral Jfotirrn Obituaries Personals WEBB The funeral of Fred E. Webb will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Harry R. Rogers Funeral Home In Greene.

N. Y. The Kev. Joseph Oil Holiday Plan Held 'Polities' ill the VrvsH Straw Poll Ives Leads in Nassau, Fiske will officiate. Burial will be in Sylvan Lawn Cemetery, Green.

Eastern Lluht Lodge 126. ETHEL FOSTER'S BEAUTY SALON, 171 Front Street. Vestal. Enjoy television while receiving our lat-est in hair stylings. i-1832.

FURS expertly remodeled, repaired. Ladles' garments made, refitted, remodeled by Tip Top Tailors "Who Know How." It's Save 50. Capitol Bldg. 2-4731. HUNTING OUTFITS All wool, at reduced prices.

Full line of Ladies Ballerinas and Loafers, from $2 49 and up. Garberjs, 106 Clinton St. MUSsTS Beauty Salon, 510 Press Bldg. Italian cut $7 50 complete; hair cutting, $1. 4-3164 will conduct Masonic services this evening at 8 p.m., at the funeral home, where friends may call.

HOWEY The funeral of Mrs. Ida M. But Is Behind Dewey Vote Howey will be held at 2 p. m. Mon day at the Frank L.

DeMunn Fu Los Angeles (JP) Southern California's oil industry, invited by Gov. Goodwin J. Knight to shut down operations tempo NEW SERVICE for busy mothers. Children's clothing mended. Phon 4-5432 after 4 p.

neral Home, Conklin Ave. Chaplain William S. Hollis. CVA. 14, sta-tioned on the U.

S. S. Tlconderoga will officiate. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.

and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. rarily for a smog test, has de NEW I Cap cut permanent at Chris clined with some comment un refined. win mm njpfiiniwi 1 VWt A i ft I I i-'i i 9 i I 1 II 5 The solution to the smog problem is not to be found in QlarHs of SJIjattha politics," snapped Reese H. Tay HAROLD T.

BAKER, of 20 Moeller Street died at 7:30 a. m. today at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cathleen Baker; a daughter, Mrs.

Joseph Giblin; a son, Thomas Baker; a grandson, Robert Giblin, all of Binghamton, and Neil J. Baker of Garland. Tex. He was a retired switchman on the Railroad and a member of St. Mary's Church.

The body was moved to the McDevitt Brothers Funeral Home, 88-90 Front Street, and will be taken Sunday to his home, 20 Moeller Street, where friends may call Sunday evening and Monday afternoon and evening. MRS. IDA M. HOWEV, of 12 Mary Street died at 12:25 p. m.

Friday at the home of her nephew, John V. Schnurbusch, 477 Chenango Street. Besides her nephew, she is survived by a niece, Mrs. Burnis Parmelee of Elmira; three other nephews, Fred and Lewis Schnurbusch, both of Binghamton, and Ellsworth Schnurbusch of Stuart, a cousin, Mrs. Clayton Monroe of Endicott.

The body was moved to the Frank L. DeMunn Funeral Home, 36 Conklin Avenue, where friends may call today from 7 to 9 p. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. (Copyright, lost.

The Binghamton Press-Princeton Research Service Straw Poll) Nassau County returns in The Binghamton Press poll for the gubernatorial race today give Senator Irving M. Ives of Norwich, the Republican candidate for governor, a substantial lead over the Democratic didate, Averell Harriman. In the traditionally Republican county, the poll conducted by the Princeton Research Service showed the Ives margin as less than that piled up by the actual votes when Gov. Thomas E. Dewey won four years ago in Long Island.

Combined with straw ballots from New York City and Westchester, the new returns found Harriman still in the over-all lead. Following Is today's report: lor, Union Oil president, in a bristling reply. Knight and Democrat Richard Graves are locked in the current campaign WE WISH TO THANK all of our many friends and neighbors also the staff at the City Hospital who were so kind and thoughtful during the illness and loss of aur loved one, Katherine Asmont. Mr. John Asmont and Family.

for governor and smog suddenly erupted into the hottest issue. Four other major companies 3Floristu ana an independent group followed Unions lead and took defiant or dissenting stands. The governor awaited word from other operators of the area's 25 COSTAS FLOWER SHOP Flowers That Satisfy 1200 Vestal Ave. Dial 4-4374 refineries without great Xassau County BARNES FLORIST 6 MAIN ST. Dial 4-4326.

Hours, 9 to 6 P. M. WAKEMAN'S FLOWER SHOP tine's for short time only, $10. Also ear to ear neck curls. PERSONALIZE your leather glfU.

Monograming free on all leather purchased at NOJAM'S, 168 Wash- 1 gton St. 3-1955 PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS- Joseph Chittenden and Julius Bu-chinsky associate, 408 O'NeU Bldg. 4-3044: eyenings5-2218. PETERPAN Day Nursery Children 18 months and up- 44 Murray St. 3-3853.

REGISTERED NURSE Will care for child. Mrs, Michael 3-3738. ROGER NEAL UPHOLSTERY CO. Chairs, S40 up; davenports. $100 up.

Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Marine credit planDial 2-2633. SAVE-Money, time, effort. Bring your wash to LAUNDEREZE, 1904 East Main Endicott.

5-2859. TINY TOWN DAY NURSERY 7 MATHER ST. DIAL 2-6522 Registered Nurse Playground TUXEDO and formal wear for all occasions. SALL-STEARNS, 138 Washington St. Dial 2-7780.

WEDDING INVITATIONS, "Thank You" notes, personalized matches, napkins. JOGGER ST. 142 StateSt. WEDDING INVITATIONS All Commercial Printing THE ENDICOTT PRINTING CO. 124 Nanticoke Ave.

Phone 8-9441 HAL EN On and after this date. I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. JOHN J. WHALEN. 27 Montgomery Binghamton, N.

Y. IVES HARRIMAN Member of Floral Telegraph Asso. optimism. CALLED UNSOUND General Petroleum called Knight's proposal "unsound" and "meaningless." Richfield said TOTALS 60Co 40 Those who consider themselves Republicans 95 5 Democrats 69o 84 Independents 45 55 Those who voted in 1952 for Eisenhower 80 20 Stevenson 5 95 90 Chenango st. Dial z-7417 MacLENNAN'S FLOWERS Floral Telegraph Asso.

Member 499 Court St. Dial 2-6484. RIVERSIDE FLOWERS Dial 7-3038. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. F.

T. D. Open nights, 47 Riverside Drive, Johnson City. the move "would neither prove nor disprove" how the irritating pollutants get into the air on JAMES H. TUCKLEY of Irv- ington, N.

formerly of Bing- which Angelenos have been gag' ging for 17 straight days. Standard Oil of California and Associated Press WtREPHOTO. GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY-Eight-year-old Grace Hwang, officially a resident of China, poses beside the flag she hopes to adopt. Hailed into court in Washington yesterday on a warrant issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, Grace has been in the United States on a 1950 visitor's permit, now expired. The court granted an application providing for her voluntary departure to some other country and re-entry as a non-quota immigrant.

Subscription Rates Daily and Sunday. By carrier, Shell were more reserved in their comments, but like the namton, oied Thursday morning at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orange, N. J. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Viola B.

Williams; three daughters, Mrs. Robert W. VanHouton of Maplewood, N. Mrs. Lester R.

Eddy of Sussex, N. and Mrs. Edith T. Lissauer of Westbury; a son, Henry H. Tuckley of Clark, N.

10 grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. Frederick H. Williams of Binghamton and Mrs. E. A.

Yarrow other companies insisted the industry has done all in its power daily 30c a week; Sunday, 15c a week. Daily by mail First and to curb smoke pollutants at their second zones, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, refineries. Shell alone offered to meet with the governor to discuss the proposal. The Independent Refiners As WILL CARE for child in my home by day or week. 7-6020.

WILL CARE for children. Reliable woman. Dial 68-5438. $9. Third to eighth zones, 1 month, 3 months; 6 In 1950 Dewey received 69.9 per cent of the Nassau County major party vote; Lynch, 30.1 per cent.

Thus Ives is running 9.9 per cent behind Dewey in Nassau County on this first trial heat election in Nassau County. And Harriman is running 9.9 per cent higher than Lynch in the first test of strength in Nassau. In 1952 Mr. Eisenhower received 70.1 per cent of the Nassau County major party vote; Stevenson, 29.9 per cent. Thus Ives is running 10.1 per cent behind Mr.

Eisenhower In Nassau County on Princeton Research Service's first trial heat in Nassau County. And Harriman is running 10.1 per cent better in Nassau than did Stevenson. It must be kept in mind that opinion may change. Later reports will show these changes if and when they occur. Nassau County has 4.54 per cent of the state's population.

Here is the percentage breakdown of Nassau County in round figures: 'The nly Friend I've ttot' sociation attacked the request Columbus, Ohio, WILL CARE for children days, in my home. Dial 7-1966. months, 1 year $15. Sunday by mail first and second completely impractical from the industry standpoint" and urged WTT.T. hct nf rira in rhlMren.

Knight "to eliminate political Homeless Boy Waits zones, 1 month, 75c; 3 months, Port Dick. 3-0222. considerations'' from his views. 6 months, 1 year, $7.80. Third 1 WILL take care of children in my nr.

home. Phone 7-0115. to eiguui zones, i niunin, i.uj; oi Lost and Found months, $2.75, 6 months, For Lost Dog, Punky 1 year, $11.00. Visiting Days At Sidney High Start Wednesday Binghamton Press Bureau Sidney First of a series of "visiting days" at Sidney High School will be held Wednesday, according to Ralph F. Pyle, district principal.

ANNOUNCEMENTS SEX FOUND Yale key on Washington Street Bridge, around noon Tues-day. 3-6900. FOUND Navy blue wallet, on Court St. Call 9-1340. FOUND Young female black and white dog Tuesday.

Arch Johnson City. 7-0433. Findlay, Ohio (P) A homeless, 14-year-old boy TEST WANTED Knight dropped the bombshell plan in the companies' laps yesterday. He asked for, a voluntary closing of refineries "in the public interest for such a period as will permit an adequate test of the amount of smog coming from the manufacture of gasoline and other petroleum products in this county." I His plea for immediate suspen Men Women Personals hung around the Hancock County Jail today, waiting for ABCONE Super Cold Wave includes word whether the dog he calls the only mend ve got hairrut chamnnn anri cut (' has been found. AGE plete.

$5. 11 South Washington LOST Glasses in brown case. Sun-2-2401. Open evenings. i day night.

Reward. Phone 2-2743. OCCUPATIONS 4fl WHITE COLLAR WORKERS 57 52 Professional workers Business owners-manager Sales-clerical workers 26 7c MANUAL WORKERS 43 21 Skilled workers 17 38 -j Semi-skilled, service, and 41 unskilled workers 25 Farmers 1 KOTE: Figures are derived from the 1950 Census. Today's findings are based on a cross-section that 2 8 is an exact miniature of- Nassau 97.2 County's total adult population. ABDOMINAL SPENCER SU1 PORTS, LOSTTrU.y- "und- months.

'Black, brown, white Parents of some 10 high school 21-29 years 30-44 years 45 years and over Heart, Artery mark Blanche Carr. Spencer Corset SIiod students will have lunch with sion was supplemented by a re 338 Floral, Johnson City. 7-4946. ings. Vicinity of Alfred, Evans streets.

4-7994. quest that the 54,900 oil workers! Robert B. Cody, high school in the area be paid during the principal, and other faculty mem- Black and white female cat. covers, nranps npfisnrpari mw bers and students in the high Want information regarding disap- shutdown. He maintained re Decorators.

342 Main St. 7-1013. RACE Negro population White population No one was sure, but it began to look as though the big, floppy-eared dog found ambling along a street yesterday in Garfield Heights, Ohio, might be Punky. If Punky turns up, it'll mean a lot to young Walter Smith, Jr. He has no mother and he doesn't want to go to the father he hardly knows.

On Oct. 12, Walter walked into his mother's home in Mans serve stocks were adequate to provide for the region's needs. pearance, October 17th, vicinity Arch Johnson City. 7-0433. LOST Girl's coat, vicinity McLean's or Philadelphia Sales parking lots.

Phone Hancock 183-Y4. school cafeteria. An afternoon of class visitation will follow. There will be no change in regular class routine, Ills Linked To Cigarets New York (JP) An official of BETTY Thanks for telling me about the fine TV Service work of the ITR Service Store. 138 Beethoven 3-0452.

My set works perfectly now. JOAN. The companies and smog officials would decide how long the shut down should last. Standings to Date NEW YORK CITY (ALL FIVE BOROUGHS) PLUS WESTCHESTER AND NASSAU COUNTIES 62.15 per cent of the state's population. according to Mr.

Cody, Purpose day Electroiogist. Post Of the visits, it has been an- graduate. Permanent hair removal The proposal took oilmen by It UUMJI1 uiai Z-ZttB. the American Cancer Society Isurorise. Union was the first to nounced, is the creation of better LOST Scotch Collie.

Male. An-swers to "King." Endicott. 5-3703. LOST Silver link bracelet. Court St.

Sentimental value. 3-5004 liter 6 p. m. LOST Blue-gray parakeet. Name Mike.

7-9481 after 5 or 7-5824 dur-Ing day. scnooi snua- field, umo inere. on ine uoor heart and flrtery ailments repiy. understanding of he found her body and that of have been Unked with cigaret -your reqUest is most unrea-! tions by parents. Joseph Henry Schwartz, 44.

Po-, sonable. not based on the facts CERAMIC TILE Easy to lay. We show you how. At vour job. free EMERICK.

Laurel at Main. 3-0263 CHAIR BOTTOMS Rebuilt. $550; sofas. $11. Done in your home.

40.6 58.6 .8 lice said Schwartz shot and REPUBLICAN IVES DEMOCRAT HARRIMAN OTHER CANDIDATES serious than the more publicized and actually is not in the public ually is not in the publiciTi LOST Strayed male beagle, 4 months iworren s. v-a iBU. findings connected with lung interest," Taylor wired Knight. A-Ul old. Answers to Woodv.

Vicinity TB Hospital. Dial 68-4477. carbons emitted by refineries iSkelCt Oil 111 1 laCC cancer. James S. Adams, a New York Invpctmpnt RnYilrOT- ani4 vita- CONVALESCENT or ill woman cared for in my home.

2-7788. DOES YOUR FURNITURE LOOK" SHABBY? If So Call MARTY'S UPHOLSTERING 28 Harry L. Drive. 7-2268. LOST Brown, white Springer Spaniel puppy.

Vicinity West Side. Liberal reward. 7-2668. was smau compared wun me: Tarrytown (JP) With pinpoint killed the boy's mother, Mrs. Dolora Cawthorn, 37, then shot himself.

THEY RUN AWAY Rather than go to his father, a mechanic in Galesburg, 111., Walter and Punky ran away. The two traveled the dark roads walking and hitchhiking until finally the boy, tired and hungry, got to a telephone. He recalled MARIE WILSON, please call again about lost class ring. 2-0858. chairman of the society's board Pollution from automobile and of directors, proposed late yes-ltruck exnausts-terday that a conference of fed-j'GOAT' OBJECTS precision, another king-sized drapes sup covers, bedroom chunk of the Hudson River bridge ensembles, custom made.

Largest EMPLOYMENT eral and voluntary public health Taylor declared the industry; for the State Thruway has beenlc, aaonnioc Va rTooitA in ctnrtv the ivM.t tnfA Help Wanted Men tV wi-. 7 r.mM,i1w, "as Deen tne leacier in me tight 'driving to st. Petersburg around health problems in smoking. jagainst smog and has complied! Thls was steel framework as Oct. 23, need man to help drive.

He said new evidence about with all control rpffulatinns ihlgh as a 16-Story building. It WUl pay expenses. References ex- With 62.15 per cent of the returns in New York City (all five boroughs) and Westchester and Nassau Counties Ives gets 40.6 per cent of the vote. In the 1950 elections in these same areas, Dewey took 50.5 per cent of the major party vote. Thus Ives is running 9.9 per cent behind the 1950 Dewey vote in the areas already measured.

Assuming that this same trend continues (preliminary returns from various parts of upstate New York already show this) a fairly good estimate of the statewide vote can already be made. In 1950, Dewey received 55.65 per cent of the major party vote. If Ives continues to run 9.9 per cent behind the 1950 Dewey vote, Ives would receive 45.75 per -cent of the vote and Harriman 54.25 per cent. In other words, if a final forecast had to be published at this time, Princeton Research Service would predict: the authorities who had gathered -i, -si i-iwill sprvp as thp skplptnn nnl changed. Dial 9-1252.

i oiavunio suBgcauj ncaiwi yiuu- me on niuubuy is noi me FrfDir around his mothers home, and ii; which thp main snan of thp electric FIXTURES and Lamo Shades cleaned and re-covered at if cr tll luvumiis uic iisrai oim pume ausptrvi, UI1U M1UU1U IIOl! think of sheriff. He three-mile bridge will be built. arteries are even more pressing continually be made the goat," STEFFENS, 112 Court St. 4-5160. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN To Sell the Fabulous could only a got in touch with Sheriff Carson The giant framework 93 feet than the more widely discussed iTavlor contended EISNER INC.

Wholesale and retail dry goods. Hunting hose; wool half hose; red handkerchief; winter underwear. 133 Water St. '55 DeSotos and Plymouths problem of lung cancer. Knight also gave his.

backing! wide, 168 feet high and 517 feet "The American Cancer So-to a county grand jury hearing i long was floated 12 miles down ciety should not be the only one scheduled for next Tuesday. Hudson from the point where; in the smoking controversy," urged the jury to "tear into the was assembled. Adams declared at the final ses-Smog problem" and asked "that With tugboats snepherding, the sion of the society's thirty-fourth 1 no one in public or private life skeleton was brought to the annual meeting at the Hotel be sheltered or protected in any bridge site yesterday on two big Roosevelt. railroad boxcar floats. Adams' proposal was approved Thomas H.

Kuchel Then amid a welter of by the 68-member board of the announced that at whistled shouted and radioed sig- his invitation officials of the nals between the tugs, the bis Best of working conditions, salary and commission. C. Davis here. "It's dark and I'm hungry," Walter told the sheriff. Davis brought the boy into the city, fed him and put him to bed.

Punky was tied outside, but the next day chewed off his rope and disappeared. FOLKS LIKE BOY The people in this northwestern Ohio city of 24.000 like the boy. A dozen families offered to adopt him. Others 45.75 54.25 IVES HARRIMAN 1 A L. Nelienback, Inc.

85 Henry Binghamton, N. Y. Commerce and Health-Welfare I girder network was gently and udi. Miu in departments will attend the con- gracefully eased into place de. ference should include the sur-vention of the National Air Poi-; spite tricky winds and choppy wa.

AUTO SALESMAN Highest incentive pay in town, pleasant environment. Box 672 f0 Press. chipped in with food and cash, IF Kcuii Keuer-i mc timcu llltion r0ntrnl Association ftchprl- ters on the Hudson. Storm Windows and a store outfitted him with states, ihm National Heart clothes and shoes. A movie tute he National Cancer Are Your Plan new -t-o.

BAKERY WORKER With some ex-experience on cake and bake goods. Apply Hill's Bakery, Vestal Park-way. near Johnson City Bridge. I mi 9i told Walter he could operator tute, the American Heart Asso- Ives is running exactly the same as GOP candidates for Congress in Nassau County. Ives is running 5 per cent ahead of the GOP congressional vote in Queens County, 4 per cent ahead of the GOP congressional vote in Brooklyn, 2 per cent ahead of GOP congressional candidates in Westchester.

In the Bronx, Staten Island, and Nassau is running at the same rate as are the GOP congressional candidates. In Manhattan, Ives is running 1 per cent behind GOP congressional candidates. (For further reports in the poll, see The Sunday Press tomorrow and The Binghamton Press all next week.) Call the ALSGO Man the American Cancer and possibly other ciation, Society Secretary of Defense Charles, E. Wilson, a visitor here yester-j Penguins are the playmates of day, promised county supervisors Robert and Jennifer Kenniforms, he would do what he could to 1 children of the lighthouse keeper help. The supervisors asked Wil-ion Dassen Island, near Cape For Free Estimates Dial 4-7641 son to use nis influence in tne i town.

Last year lz.ooo penguin eggs, selling at about $1.10 a doz auto industry to hasten perfection of a device to filter auto exhaust fumes. en, were exported from the Island to South Africa. groups. The conference's task would be to consider the present evidence and make recommendations about smoking to the public, Adams said. He said the proposed conference would probably meet some time before the Cancer Society's next meeting in March.

ALSCO of the Triple Cities see any snow ne wamea. The boy said he ran away from MaRsfield when he heard he was to be taken to Illinois. Juvenile authorities in Mansfield approved this step, and Walter's father, Walter M. Smith, is scheduled to arrive sometime this weekend for his son. He's been waiting here waiting and hoping his dog would return.

He declined offers for other dogs. "I'll wait for Punky." the youngster said. "He's the only friend I've got." New Location Higher taxes on liquor and cars haye boosted Sweden's cost-of-living index. Russian swimming and athletic teams are hoping to visit India next summer. 391 COURT STREET Body and Fender Man ABLE TO DO OWN RETINISHING PAID VACATION AND INSURANCE See Mr.

Relyea Ludlow Motor Co. Inc. 208 STATE STREET Unique Coneelelimtion East, West Catholics Join in Peace Prayer Costly Mistake 1 A firm which erroneously submitted a bid for 309 pounds ($865) instead of 509 pounds ($1,425) for a transformer for the Umtata, South Africa, power station, was forced by the city council, on a 4 to 3 vote, to Teaclipr Is Wrong A school teacher in Johannes burg wac maris to for telling his class false stories oflive its bitL Philadelphia (JP) The solemn pageantry of the western church blended with the ancient mysteries of the East, today in a unique con-celebration of nine different masses in as many variations of the rites of the IP atrocities by the English against Afrikaner children during the Boer war. He had said the Eng Roman Catholic Church, A farmer in the Omagh of Northern Ireland, re-Dorted one four-acre field com- At a semi-circle of altars on! of its type ever held In the U. the stage of huge Convention lish gave children food with jpietely cleared of grass by about is Archbishop Constantme Bo- CHAUFFEUR Must have New York State chauffeur'! license, knowledge of city street.

Yellow Cab 184 State St. Hall, bishops and priests of both nt t. 1Ttraila ground glass and vitriol in it, 1,000 rabbits. the Oriental and the Latin rite.fV thi. wtmtoT His "ZT" cathedral seat is In Philadephia.

DAY MAN FOR MOTEL PHONE 7-1886. laiuuui -kit wiiti "Billy Qtaham Sacrifice for the "conversion of ut The Most Rev. John F. O'Hara, Latin rite archbishop of Philadelphia, welcomed his eastern Russia and true world peace." DRIVERS Experienced, for tractor trailers. Single men preferred.

Apply Bud Masker, Route 41, Mc-Clure, N.Y. This was the liturgical climax MAGNIFICENT NEW SUPER MARKET AT COSTUMES FOR RENT 22 Washington Ave. Endicott, N. Y. TURN LEFT in Lobby of EJ SHOE STORE MRS.

O'BOYLE 5-1537 SGULSnCONFllCT' COddlOUS NATURAL CX0! 1 ionoon cignof Oct. 25-29: E. J. Recreation Center JOHNSON CITY FREE TICKETS at Arrowhead Christian Center. Young'i Bible House, Christian Literature and Boole Shop, Endicott.

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jIron Curtain. The Oriental or eatsern rites are distinguished from the Latin 71l.tvr'c sifrnnl or western rite primarily in IWI ijffll liturgy and dress. 7 The eastern church was found- Lead LtTaSll ed in Antioch and other ancient i seats of culture as the church Corpus Christi, Tex. (P) Like spread toward Rome from Jeru-! salem. When Constantinople took he was SUPPOSE to, Harley political precedence over Rome Emers Bailey, 52, Corpus as the seat of empire In the'ehristi, put his hand out to sig-Fourth Century, eastern patri-' tl, archs denied the primacy of theinal for riShthand tura ne western patriarch, the Pope at, this week and that was his Rome, and soon there came a trouble.

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