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Protests Still Mounting

By United Press Protestant. congregations in many parts of the nation celebrated “Reformation with public protests over the proposed appointment of the first U S. ambassador to the Vatican The Protestants yesterday heard denunciations from against President Truman's proposal to send Gen. Mark W. Clark to the Vatican center of the Roman Catholic faith. The Nationa! Association of Evangelicals said notices were sent to some [000 churches across the nation to take part in the mass demonstrations. The NAE said $500,000 whrth of air time was used for additional protests over radio church programs The St. louis Church Federation prepared 10.000 ,postcards assailing the appointment. The cards, addressed to President Truman, were distributed at a mass meeting.

Leaflets Quoted

The federation also distributed leaflets - which read: “The President has made our government clearly partisan to the Roman Catholic Church ~~. . Rev. Dr. Robert J. McCracken minister of the non-denomination Protestant Riverside Church in New York charged that “Roman Catholicism making an .open bid ‘for power and dominance in this country.” “Protestants are bound to view this. with alarm,” he said, ‘“be-

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cause of the anti-democratic ¢har-

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its clearly avowed purpose is to!

make America Catholic.” In Los Angeles, 85 American R-ptist Convention Churches and Negro Western Baptist urches protested. Many of the iaithful gathered on church steps, to sign petitions after services. > Signatures Solicited Signatures also were obtained on the steps of the Park Street Church in Boston. circulated. among. the congregation of St. Mark's Methodist Church in New York. '¢ : Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden, President Truman's pastor at the First Baptist Church in Washjngton, said the’ appointment was “creating a sense of division at a time when we urgently need to be united.” Dr. Pruden, who took part in .a round-table discussion with two other-prominent Washington Protestant clergymen, said he was unimpressed with the argument that - diplomatic relations are necessary with the Vatican. “Vatican officials already are as near our present ambassador to Italy as the nearest telephone,” he said.

Killed - by Auto

EAST CHICAGO, Oct. 29 (UP) Jacob Walczak, East Chicago, was Killed today when he was struck by the, automobile of Harry Berger, 43, at an intersection here.

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HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 29 (UP) A movie director decided today that what Hollywood-—-and mankind -—needed are more ‘virile” glamour girls.

Joe Newman, ace movie-maker at 20th Century Fox studio, added hastily thal he

doesn’t mean masculine, : “By virile I mean actresses who are aggressive, animal and interesting,” he explained. He figures most movie queens are so sweet-and-passive that love scenes in the: cinema have lost that breakfast food pop-and crackle. ; “In fact,” he said, “you could say that in life there are .two types of women. One is the lie-back-and-purr type. She's sweet but a little uninspired. Girls of this school might be Jeanne Crain, Ann Blyth, Myrna Loy and go forth. “Then the seeond type the kind that puts the motion in motion pictures. She's more sexual ‘and more interesting.”

Two Elderly Women

Injured in Falls Two elderly women were 1injured in falls in their homes here this morning! : Mrs. Emaline Ensminger, 69, of 27 Hendricks Place, suffered a broken’arm and leg when she tripped on a rope in. her base-

ment. Her condition in St. Vincent's Hospital was fair. ; Mrs. Etta Carlin, 88, -Was

gashed on the head when she

slipped against the kitchen sink]

{in her apartment,. No.. 314’ 124 |E. Ohig Sf. She was in fair condition in General Hospital.

Where to Go

Irvington Business Association annual Fall Festival.

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Former Detective’ Pushes Fight To Clear Name’

Jacque W. Durham, tective sergeant. on apolis police force, today further his legal battle

former de-

carried “to clear

his name.” He filed a three-page petition with Judge John Niblack of Superior Court 1 .asking the court to reconsider {ts” recent. decision upholding his Yisasal by the Safety Board. ; The petition-is seen as a preliminary to possible appgal to

higher courts. Charges 15 ‘Errors’ Mr. Durham, now studving law, alleges 15 “errors”. by the court inemaking its decision. He told The Times his primary goal was to clear his namie so that he could be admitted to the practice of law in Indiana ‘When completes his ®tudies. Ever since he charged ‘‘grafttaking” by high police officers in conne¢tion. with. gambling, "Mr. Durham has been alternately suspended and reinstated, Charges ranged from take. off his hat in the of superior officers” to in a burglary ring."

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“Hot-rod” auto parts valued at night from Carroll Horton's garage at, 7225 Ralston Ave, He told deputy - sheriffs the burglars had used the tools in'his garage to remove a special head from ge motor he ‘had been “work-

ing on. They also took other parts for ‘hot-rod” and stock race cars. :

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Hours Sel to Pick Up Your Trees

Members of The Times Plant-A-Tree Club. may, pick up their trees at sthe Riverside Nursery next “Thursday, Friday urday. Hours on Thursday and Friday will be from 7 a. m. to 4:30 p, m. The hours Saturday will be from 7a. m, to 11:30 a. m.

You will soon receive a letter authorizing you to pick up your tree. Make sure you take it with you when you go out to the nursery.

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