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Draw Prison Terms
A Complete Line of Religious Articles
The Catholic Church Goods
M. E. QUINN
112 E. STATE STREET
COLUMBUS, OHIO
y'at
have been given prisoi
sentences of nine to 18 years by
“people’s court” in Sl
cording to information
The priests were engaged in par
ish work in the Venezia Giulia area
They were reportedly accused o
“collaboration” with foreign coun
tries.
The priests and their parish?
are identified es the Rev. Ivai
Hlad. 38, of Ixg Carl Klinkon. 57
of Libusnje Ivan Kohal, 34. of Ko
barid: Albert Marc, 32. of Dreznica.
and Robera Zadnik, at Solton.
During the “tr
priests of Gorizia
with being “morally guilty’’
having maintained contact
the defendants.
charged
for
with
state
Meanwhile other reports
that the Yugoslav police have in
creased their pressure on Bishop
Maximilian Derzecnik. Apostolic
Administrator of Maribor in Slov
enia.
Searches of the Bishop’s
dence are carried out almost
the reports say. His secretary has
been placed under arrest and his
housekeeper has also been seized.
The Red Police are reported trying
to fabricate an “immorality” case
against the Bishop.
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daily
A andals Flood Aquinas
Police this week were continu
ing their search for juvenile van
dals w’ho. they believe, were re
sponsible for the flooding of Aqui
nas high school. Columbus, over
last week-end. Several thousand
dollars worth of damage was caus
ed when a fire hydrant in the rear
section of the third floor was turn
ed on.
Wins High CP Honor*
MARION—Eugene T. Schuler of
Chicago, a 1941 graduate of St.
Mary high school, was one of 168
men and women who received a
certified public accountants de
gree recently. He was awarded sec
ond highest honors in the state, at
a banquet given by the Illinois So
ciety of CPAs at the Palmer House
hotel, Chicago.
J. J. QUINN
ADAMS 4716
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eon get better acquainted.
I'm the symbol of good electric service .’.Yyour servant that runs
everything electrical.
I'm not like anyone you've ever seen before. My body is mode of
lighting flashes—my nose a light bulb—my ears are outlets—and those
two thiffgs sticking out of my head are wisps of curly hair. I move silently
in my rubber shoes. I move swiftly too, at the speed of 186 thousand miles
per second ... I'm the fastest thing on earth.
I'm your economical and willing servant who works long hours
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Site of Eucharistic Congress
The Span
BARCELONA
ish government
72 million pesetas (about $7,000,
000) to make improvements here
tic Congress on May 27 to June 1.
The money will be used to re
pair highways, streets and rail-
Work is progressing on an altar
being erected in honor of the vic
tims of Communist atrocities dur-
Couple W ed Tn Dennison
DENNISON Miss Jennie Scaf
fidi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Scaffidi. route 2. Uhrichs
ville. became the bride
Carinelle. son of Mr.
Dominic Carinelle of
Rev. Fr. Vito Perrini
the Nuptial High Mass
ulate Conception church.
ing the
victims
install
radio, press, motion picture
transportation services and to
the municipa1 government
other expenses in connection
help
with
such a noble manifestation of faith
will take place in the splendor it
deserves.” stated the decree setting
the same time the govern
has announced that it will
an amnesty to an unspecified
ment
grant
number of prisoners on the occa
sion of the Congress.
Meanwhile the pr celess, 16th
century monstrance of the Toledo
cathedral has arrived here for the
Eucharistic ceremonies. The mon
strance is over six feet tall ana
contains 640 diamonds. 14 topaz
stones and 51 sapphiries. In all.
the monstrance consists of 24.000
pieces.
of Ernest
and Mrs.
Dennison,
celebrated
in
Immac
Florida
323 Lo-
After a honeymoon in
the couple will reside at
gan street. Dennison.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES. FRIDAY, MAY 9 1952
Pictured at an audience with the Holy Father during the meetings of the World Union of Cath
olic Women's Organizations, in Rome, April 20-26, are (left to right): Mr*. Mary H. Butler, national direc
tor, Daughters of Isabella, Quebec, Canada Mrs. Carolyn B. Manning, national regent, Daughter* of Isa
bella, New Fedford, Mass. Miss Edith R. Tighe, New Albany, Ind. Margaret Mealey, executive secre
tary, National Council of Catholic Women, Washington, D. C. Mr*. Gerald 8. Bennett, president
N.C.C.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Pope Pius XII Mrs. Henry Mannix, vice president, Bureau of World
Union of Catholic Women's Organizations, Neponsit, L. I., New York Mr*. Walter Quinlan, Springfield,
Ohio Marie Kleinkoff, president South Bend Deanery Council, N.C.C.W., Lakeville, Ind. Mr*. William R.
Johnson, Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Edith G. Becker, president, Cincinnati Regional Council of Catholic Women.
(NC Phoros)
Spanish civil-war. These
include Bishop Manuel
Almandoz of Barcelona,
who was shot in 1936, and 910
priests, 46 nuns and seven sem
inarians in the Barcelona diocese.
Their names will be carved on the
Exhibit of Ancient Eucharistic Art
has been opened here. It includes
200 Eucharistic vessels weighing
over ten tons. Among them is a
monstrance made from the mirror
of Queen Isabella I which is custo
marily kept in royal chapel of Gran
ada. The exhibit also shows several
tapestries by Peter Rubens, the
Flemish painter.
Golden Jubilee
A solemn Pontifical Mass will
be offered Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
in St. Thomas’ church. Colum
bus, in observance of the golden
jubilee anniversary of the found
ing of the parish. Bishop Ready
w ill offer the Mass. He will also
administer the
Confirmation at
afternoon. The
tadt is pastor.
Sacrament of
3 o'clock in the
Rev. Harry Es-
Cooperation In Industry
Brings Catholic Awards
NEW HAVEN,
The 1952 McAuliffe
ed by the Diocesan Labor Insti
tute here will go to Clarence A.
Wimpfheimer. president of the
American Velvet Co., of Stoning
ton. Conn., and Joseph M. Rourke,
secretary-treasurer of the Connect
icut Federation of Labor.
Conn.—(NC)—
Medals award
The medals will be presented
by Bishop Henry J.
Hartford at
O'Brien ot
in the Taft
The medals
to a repre-
a dinner
annually
management and a
are awarded
sentative of
representative of labor who have
attempted to bring good will and
cooperation into the field of in
duauy.
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CIRCLEVILLE
children received their first Holy
Communion last Sunday at St. Jos
eph’s church. The children com
prising the class are Richard Dean,
Michael McGinnis. Joseph Good,
William Mount. Patrick Rooney,
Thomas
Dumm,
poth,
Schelb,
beth Stonerock. Nancy Thompson,
Kathy Schmidt and Mary Morgan.
Stocklen, Sharon Ann
Susan Minor. Connie Nur
Virginia Owens. Elaine
Mary Clare Short, Eliza-
The traditional Mary’s Day serv
ices. a long time feature of the
Columbus Circle of the Interna
17. at St. Joseph's Academy, Co
tionai Federation of Catholic Al
umnae. will be held Saturday, May
lumbus.
The event, usually held the first
Saturday of May, will be followed
by a luncheon.
Mrs. Mary A. Grady is general
chairman and Mrs. Lee M. Chase
is co-chairman.
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Latin Institute
Works Wonders
TALCA, Chile (NC)—Lister
among the most promising “citi
tens” of Boys Town at the In
stitute of Leo XIII here i
en-year-old lad who was
ted six months ago with
page prison rtecord.
When the boy came
Town he had been in and out ol
three reformatories and
But here’s what the Rev.
V. Manning, Maryknoll mu
ary who founded and direct
Institute, has to say of him
“His old friends and
prisoners probably won’t be
this, but he hasn't caused a
of trouble in the six months
has been here. As a matter
fact, he shows every promise
developing into a model citizen."
Drive For Relief Funds
Sparked By Mardi Gras
MT. VERNON—A miniature Mar
di Gras sparked the Bishops’ Re
lief Fund drive in St. Vincent de
Paul school here. Entrance fees
were charged for diminutive floats
made of ordinary shoe boxes.
Winners in the contest were
Philip Weisent. Richard Wunsch.
Margaret White, Hulda
Elaine Faulkner. Lorie
James Laurent and William
Sister Agnes Michael and
Marian of the Sisters of Charity of
Nazareth, who conduct the school,
directed the contest.
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Teen-Age Canteen In
St. Francis School Hall
Church-State
Barbs Hurled
rrotcMant Group
Arguments
Kuehn
Porter
Smith
WASHINGTON (NC)
estants and Other Americans
ed for Separation of Church and
State staged its annual
conference on church and
here—and it turned out
carnival of contradictions
congruities, with some
unsubstanti
Catholicisnr
thrown in.
Dr. A. Powell Davies
of All Souls
Unitarian Church here at the after
noon session attacked released
lie school students
dents into taking religious instruc
tion on weekdays “which they find
unattractive on Sundays.” Dr. Da­
vies added that “there i
shred of evidence” whic
for the damaging
anism which it ha
Hall
clear that in
other tlle most adeq
should ae made wit
school system for
of the reat spiritua
religion at some ti
not in the school’s
within the regular
pupil’s working day.
of
Father Manning organized the
Boys Town three years ago, w hen
a leading Talca lawyer asked him
to provide training for a group
of juvenile delinquents released
from jail. All of them eventual
ly learned a trade
honest employment.
Town at present
youngsters and has
number on the waitin,
this, saying she's
spoke at the first
National City Chris
and found
The Boys
The Catholic wi
an equal
ers with a lonj
ticism and the
religious form
who has been criticized foi
representing Catholic teachings in
his recent book "A (.
His Mind.”
“sectarian
But
St. Francis of Assisi parish
ties and Harrison avenues, is spon
soring a teen-age canteen each Sun
day evening from 8 to 11 o’clock.
The school halljs being used for
the weekly gathering which is open
to high school students and other
teen-agers.
IC
Bro. Philip
Dr. Salmon
At the annual convention of
the American Catholic Philosoph
ical Society, Dr. Elizabeth Sal
mon of Fordham University was
elected president. At the Nation
al Catholic Educational Associa
tion annual meetings in Kansas
City, Brother Philip, O.S.F., of
Brooklyn, N.Y., was chosen pres
ident of the Catholic Business
Education Association. (NS Pho
tos)
opposition to
because this would be oppos
some within it. whereas the
exists only for its members.
paign. Ill., housewife whoi
led to the Supreme Court’s
lum decision barring religii
struction on public school
ty, stepped into a new field
censorship. She said the Le
Decency is more concernei
suppressing non-Catholic id
films than in preventing oh:
in them. She also objected to mov
ies like Bing Crosby's showin
mental charm, indulgent.” Protest
ant ministers and rabbis have been
denied these “friendly” portr
the self-styled “humanist”
ed.
Mrs. McCollum reported th
en though Catholics had “fc
film distributors to cut and
"A Streetcar Named Desire.’’
Legion of Decency class:
jectionable in part for
priests were stationed
lobbies to take down the names of
parishioners going to see the film.
Where this name-taking happened
or when she did not bother to say
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DOVER—Mrs. Robert Hartz was
elected president of the Regina
Study Club last week when the
group met at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Bazzoli.
Other officers include Mrs. Rich
ard Dunham, vice-president, and
Mrs. Bazzoli secretary-treasurer.
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