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PAGE TWO Entered cccnni) clnxa nintter nt tlie i i undet Ilio net Alnrvh INTO THE NEWS--NEWPORT, R. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1950 Patllnbed Dully 41 1411 rhntnrn flrrtt Mrtrporl It I IN SOCIAL CIRCLES Margaret Van Vliet And W. F. Whitehouse, Name Wedding Attendants Miss Margaret Van Vliet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Xewton Van Vliet of Vernoa, and William FitzHugh of Mi-, and Mis. Wlnteliou.sc of "Stone Villa," this city, have completed plans for thoir marriage Saturday afternoon in chantry of St. Thomas Chinvh, New York. Van Vliet's sister; Mrs. Clit'r'onl Jlemphill, of Cald- A'.

will be matron of honor. George Seybolt of New York will ho best man. A reception will follow at Sherry's. A i B. Kmmon.s left by i a railroad car today J'or Nrw York.

4. and Mrs. John W. Richmond h.ive ri'turned to "Seaward'' from a Florida viMt. MRS.

HARRY E. JONES IS: Mr. and Jolin Barry Ryan, are at "Moorland Lodge." I i and Hu of Wir.il- Prr.suiont Mi- The former MIH.S Ripa, daughter of Joseph Ripa and the late Mrs. Ripa, who was marric'd January 21 in the Naval Hospital Chapel. Coit Photo SALES TAX REVENUE DOWN $741,000 IN 1949 i Tli it oi.s hi-rc in rri-etit seasons, tounns: Mexico.

Mexico Half of Decrease Due To mdsor.s, vis- i Byincs ilacDonalcl on i committee for the Theatre ('fluid's pr-rfoi PI nice of "Anns and H' 1 i i i i 27 in Now I to i i the Heart Associ- a i drive. K. Davis of the General I.me School wives' group gave a ir-'i Tliur.sd.iy al'tcr- no.iji show for entertainment. Change In 4 Categories Show Increase WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE ARRANGED "Faith Of Our Time" Will Be Theme Of Program At Presbyterian Church "Faith Our Time'' will be tr hemp the annual ne inter- Retail tax revenue in 19-19 dropped approximately $741,000 below 19 IS icceipts, but about half of the deeiea.se can be accounted for by the change in law that repealed the tax ori food, drugs and medicines. Total collections li'st i amounted to as coin- pared i in when the tax on food, diugt.

and medicines was in effect for (he first lluee rnonth.s. Only four categories increased receipts, these being- motor vehicle sales, auto accessories and parts, electric and pas, and UNITED CHURCH MAPS INSTITUTE FOR LENT Lists Evening Instruction For Adults, Series For Young People, Sermons RESCUED PILOT Special Lenten observances have been planned by the United Congregational Church. They will include a Lenten Institute on six Wednesday evenings, a Monday evening instruction class for the study of Christian beliefs by adults, a Sunday afternoon series for young- people, and a special scries of Sunday morning sermons "Using Your Christian Resources." by the Rev. Carl Brenton Bare, pastor. The institute i open on Ash Wednesday, for a series of studies on "What Other Faiths Hold The opening study, on "Judaism" will present Dr.

Samuel Adelson of Tonro Synagogue, and will be followed by another talk on the subject by Rabbi Theodore Lewis of Touro Synagogue March 1. "Some Aspects of the Roman Catholic Faith" will be discussed by Albert J. McAloon of the Rhode Island i court March 8 and March The Rev. Constantino Theodore, pastor of St. Spyridon's Greek Orthodox Church, will speak March 22 on "The Greek Orthodox Catholic Faith." March 29, tlie-Rev.

Dr. Robert H. Mercer, rector of St. CfCorge's Church, will ypeak on "Important Aspects of Protestantism." The afternoon classes for young people will open February .26. primarily a i a class 'or teen users preparing to join the church at Easter.

COM'KRT T'Ori MTStC CLUB v.ater and other docs not include i i i telephone and Capt. Harold L. Barry, pilot of the B-36 that crashed off the northern coast of Columbia, is shown while talking with newsmen after his return to McChord Air Force Base, Tacoma, with nine other members of the crew. ROME CHARGES RED PRESSURE MOUNTS Sees East Europe Moves As Effort To Suffocate Catholicism The Newport Music f'lul) i hold i February concert in the Art A.S.SOI i.ition iir-xt Tuesday evening, with Xenia Boodberg Loe. young- California pianist, as guest artist.

The musical workshop classes held in the early spring of the last two years will be resumed at this meeting-, one hour prior to MIDDLETOWN ADULT CLASSES DRAW 50 Highest Number, 18, Registers For Instruction In Furniture Refinishing Fifty Middletown residents registered Thursday evening' for a telegraph services on which the social hour after the concert will the concert opening. Pouring- at the series of adult education classes in denominational "World of prayer" service planned bv the Newport Council of Church Women for the liist Friday afternoon in Lent. year it will be held in the First Presbyterian Church. The speaker will be Dr. Harold C.

Motxner. of Trinity Union i Church. Providence. A a will be a candlelight- ins' service illustrating- the worldwide aspect of the observance, to sales tax showed a drop. Total receipts from Xewporr County declined from in 1948 to $308.387.14 in 1949.

Receipts from Jamestown dropped from $8,011.94 to i Compton from 54.717.S5 to S4.433.59; Middletown from 251.27 to S9.387.13; Newnort from S264.746.56 to Portsmouth from S9.Hr2 to 09; Tiverton from $23,730.54 to be Mrs. George Simpson. Mrs. John Chace. Mrs.

Joseph Josephson and Miss Thoma.i. A BOSTON, Feb. 17 Forecast for Rhode Island and Massachusetts--Considerable cloudiness this be i by a group of youn people of several local churches, under tlie direction of Mrs. A Severa. The group will include Jack 1'ierce.

Dixie Howe, Erna Macl.uus-hlin, Hob Pratt, George a i Margaret Robbie, Howe and Joan Titus. A chorus of women's voices from the First Presbyterian Church choir i and Mrs Peter contralto, will be the soloist, in a musical program ar- rantrcd by Mrs. Marian Van Slyke. organist. Mrs.

Robert Hawkins and Mrs. Stanley C. Hugher, will be in chargi- of a committee of I i i i i and Ml. Zion A. M.

E. Churches. Thp will be tollowed by .1 i tea served by a joint little change in temperature. DKFKNSK A i I Judith'' Replaced by Three Other Attorneys NEW YORK. Feb.

17 i Coplon changed her lawyer today in the middle of her spy conspiracy trial. Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan attorneys to 'defend her. Named to succeed Archibald Palmer as the ex government girl's defense counsel were Sidney Ben.ian. Samuel Xeuberger and Leonard Boudin. Miss C'oplon has been on i a i dentil! A.

Cubitchev. i since J.m. 21. They are charged i 20. i conspiring to make IT.

S. defense secrets a a i a to the Rus- BOSTON. Feb. 17 Forecast for Boston and vicinity--Considerable cloudiness and continued seasonably cold this afternoon with a few light snow flurries likely. Slowly diminishing cloudiness arid a little colder tonight, lowest about 28 downtown and near 20 in suburbs.

Saturday fair, with little change 'in temperature. Gentle northwest winds. Eastport to Block Island--Moderate northwest winds tonight, becoming gentle Saturday. Considerable cloudiness with good visibility. Feb.

16 Maximum 37. mini- Berkeley Peckham School, sponsored by the Middletown School Department and the state division of adult, education. The highest number. 18, registered for instruction in furniture rcflnishing and renovation in the school shop, under Gerald J. Motta.

Since this is too large a number to be given attention in one class, the group- will divide, one coming for instruction Monday evenings and one Thursdays. The other classes have arranged to meet on Mondays. These include a home i class of 10. taught by John W. Black.

11 who registered for clothing classes under direction of Mrs. Raymond Northup. and five for musical subject under Miss Anna Kane. In addition six persons have indicated their desire for foods class, and an attempt will be made to insert this subject from to 6 o'clock Thursdays. C'LfES ON VLIEKS SPOTTED ROME, Fob.

17 authoritative Roman Catholic newspaper charged today that Communist is being- increased throughout all eastern Europe "to suffocate Catholicism." "The first phases of this oppression are those suffered in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Poland," said Quotidiano, the newspaper of Italian Catholic action. It was commenting- on the arrest by Poland of the Bishop of Chelmo, Kazimierz Kowalski. Bishop Kowalski's arrest, said Quotidiano. appeared to be an effort, to break the resistance "of a. man who Is not disposed to tolerate the government's abuses against G'aritas is the Church's largest Polish welfare institution, just nationalized by the Polish government.

Quotidiano called attention to a pastoral letter of Polish bishops forbidding Catholics from a i in anti-religious demonstra- i tions. and added: "It is evident that the bishops, with Adam Stefan Cardinal Sapieha (archbishop of Krakow) at their head, are not disposed to bend before the dictates of the government." (By The Associated Press) Behind the iron curtain the heavy hand of the state moved today to stifle opposition. In Poland, Roman Catholic Bishop Kazimierz Kowalski was placed under house arrest at his home in Pomerania. The bishop was accused by the Communist-dominated state of using pressure and threats against "patriotic priests." These were the priests who supported the state in its charges of mismanagement of the church's largest welfare institution. Caritas.

Tho state seized control of Caritas last BORN 16, at tho Hospital, a Kol.crt IlioiiipNon, to Mr. ilrs. Robert 31. i Thompson) of 179 Pni-k-IIolni. 1C, nt the Hohplt.il.

son. I'otnr A to ami i 1C. (SlilrU-v a i of 'J I CNL Xarr.iK.in.suU a BOON'K--February 14, 195ft at Newport Llospit.ll, i I.oiiHi. to Mr. anil a Hoone a of A i Mass.) 0 lu i street.

UUAY--F-bi-iiiii-y at Triicfdali' i Fall River, a a to -Mr. and Clr.iy Cnmar.ij of 103 llono street. Fall Kiver. I It I A Jn i Of Cnn- i i i i- Mnry i 1---1-V a T-- I 0 I a i I I of the thr lair MRS. ANNIE ESTNER A i i At 2 P.M.

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JU Appiilntmrnlx And I runMiorlnlion A rrniiui'il At Your Conven- II A. II Catholic and heads spoke J-ORKC AST committee from St. Paul's Metlio-1 wa.s not involved in i BOSTON. Fob. 17 Extend- the i between Coplon forecast for Xew England for the Methodist 5 P' 11 and Calvary Methodist Churches.

her i TNTF.VnONS a i a intentions have been Illi-d the i clerk's oflico by 1 i i Brooks a i M. Kelley. 1 Potter Ionulil NeUon. 31 Uoukl ert. and Jean K.

Sehoenrock. 37 the Popi 1S63, died illume road: Robert K. i today of a heart attack. 1" and Corinne J. feosia, 8t i Hill street: Leonard J.

CASE SETTLED a Holland, and i C. n.u-i'v. Division rnev. Tie will continue to the period Fob. IS to 22.

be represented by A a a Pomcrantz. inclu- I'OI'K'S i A I I 1)IKS ROMK. Feb. 17 A Fehci, 7S. i Rome photographer and a of the a i entrusted i photo- i Lal-Jarreare, a Karr.u'k-..

and Mary K. Silvcir.i South i 216 Vernon street', a and I a L). OeCosta. venue. One i i case wa.s a for the a i i SC5U and cos-ts.

bv i a i by Judge A i a i i i court i Tin 'uracliiiti'M, Snowtracks Turn Search for 5 to New Area McCHORD AIR FORCE BASE, Tacoma. Fob. Two parachute and tracks in the snow turned the search for five missinq 1 airmen today to the west side of Princess Royal Island. They alone were unaccounted for the 17 men who plunged from an ice-coated blazing- B-36 bomber off the northern British Columbia coast last Monday night. Eleven men have been brought out against the East German Communists' "National Frpnt" move- ment.

They ordered their followers to shun the movement, which they said was a Communist device to grain power by playing on the German wistful desire for national unity. Konrad Cardinal von Preysing mid the Communists are trying- to "extend an over-increasing one- party dictatorship to the whole of our German fatherland." The' evangelical churches banned parti- cipation of political activities and demonstrations by their followers in the Soviet zone. The a in New Eng- here and a twelfth was to be flown ihirimr the i dav.s out today. POPE PIUS IMPROVED Says Peace Endangered Where Public View Ceases to Function A Coast a at i a A a a said the tracks led down a small stream toward the west of tin- island. i through 'Wednesday will aver.igc from two to degrees below normal.

There is expected to be streng- thcjiing cold air with no appreciable rising trends through the entire period. Some normals for the period a.c; follows---Boston 29, New President Truman's I-TaVen and Providence 30, tucket 31, Burlington 2J. cord X. Xan- Con- Portland 25. lo and case -was 1 acrainst S.

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