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Fere* Task
V Is mighty hard to Kpflate the
pro of another.
PLATING—All hind-
hrnmr, Silver, opper, Rrana and
Other fini*h«n
FRANKLIN PLATING
& POLISHING
WHERE THOUSANDS
SAVE MILLIONS
Currant Return
1 0/
Account*
/O
Insured
A To $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
78 South Third Street
Prelate Scores
Discrimination As
Positively Immoral
TOLEDO Racial discrimina
tion is “positively unmoral,” and
any restaurant owner who refuses
to serve a person because he is a
Negro violates both chanty and
justice, according to Monsignor
Michael J. Doyle, director of Tole
do Catholic Charities.
Addressing the University of
Toledos new Workshop in Inter
group Relations. Monsignor Doyle
said also that there could be no
justification for discriminatory
practices on grounds that business
would be hurt otherwise. Such
discrimination, on the other hand,
he said, merely helps perpetuate
race segregation.
Largest Retail ard in City
Quality Coal and Coke
We Specialize In All Sizes Of
Stoker Coal Fcr Domestic and Steam Purposes
The Big Mountain Coal Company
GA. 1112
WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON PROPER FITTINGS
MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION
COLUMBUS ART
j! MEMORIAL CO.
MAin 272A
900-904 W. MOL AU ST.
(NORTWEAST CORSER CALVART CEMETERT)
OPEN SUNDAYS 1:30-5:30
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
Monuments Markers Mausoleums
jlnW —ll— I i i i i n I MB —fl
Printing & Lithograph Co.
214 Oak Street Columbus, Ohio
AD. 1261 AD. 1262
Commercial and Designed
Printing and Lithography
Full Direct Mail Facilities
LEE HENNE JIM HENNE
Christ The King Parish Holy Rosary Parish
Send Your Laundry and
Dry Cleaning To
TROY
Call Adams 7231 For
Troy Boy Service
Wear A Troy Finished Shirt
SrnceW
145 North High St ADams 3288
GREEN CAB CO.
ADams 4141
PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE
ROBERTS' PLUMBING
COMPANY
PLUMBING & STEAM FITTING
1574 E. Main St. FA. 2146 Columbus, Ohio
■F
44 EAST BROAD ST.
r.
Our shoes deserve your inspection, and invite companion.
Wright ARCH PRESERVER and WINTHROP shoes for
men Selby ARCH PRESERVER, STYLE-EEZ and
GROUND GRIPPER shoes for women.
the King parish, estab
Christ
lished seven years ago, will have
a new rectory by February 1.
Construction of the $73,500
building began last week by Kiause
and Pagura. Columbus contrac
tors, shortly after Bishop Ready
approved final architectural plans.
The structure will be located
the 2800 block on Livingston Ave
near Wellesley Rd just east of
the modern school, which was
completed in 1951. Eventually, in
the area between the rectory and
school, the permanent church will
be built.
Designed by Al Tynan. Colum
bus architect, the two-story build
ing will be of Bedford stone, with
Indiana limestone trim.
It will contain two conference
rooms, a study, living room, din
ing room, kitchen, ^nd bedroom
on the first floor, and a guest
room, and rooms upstairs for the
assistant oastor, guests and the
housekeeper. In the basement will
Adm. Nimitz’ Daughter
Joins Dominican Order
SAM FRANCISCO (NC)
Mary Manson Nimitz. youngest
daughter of Fleet Admiral Chester
W. Nimitz. Pacific Commander
during World War 11. has entered
the Dominican
fael.
O’CONNELL,
ton. July 28,
lumbus.
St.
J.
When
Eugene. Marion.
JENNER.
Aug. 1. St. Mary's Church.
CLEMENTS. Robert C., Upper
Sandusky. Aug. 1. St. Peter’s
Church. Survivors: his parents, one
sister and grandparents.
FORINGER. Blanche E.. 53. Fraz
eysburg. Aug. 3. St. Anne's Church.
Dresden. Survivors: her husband.
Raymond, one son. two daughters,
and one sister.
KNECHT. Henry J.. 88. tancas
ter. Aug.
Survivors:
3. St. Mary’s Church,
none.
DECOT.
Francis I... 86. Somerset.
Aug. 3, St. Joseph’s Church. Sur
vivors: one daughter, one
twenty-five grandchildren,
great-grandchildren.
HARRIS,
OPTICIANS
106 East Broad St.
COLUMBUS, OHIO
You'll neter
dishes aqaie!
AUTOMATIC
Hoermle s
GA. 2196
GA.2195
1894 Parsons Ave
THE CATHOLIC 1 8 RIDAY. AUGUST
Christ the King Rectory Luder Construction
The architectural sketch above shows how the naw rectory at Christ th* King Parish, Columbus,
will look when completed next February. Excavation work for the two story modern structure
already it underway. The building will conform in architectural design and material to the adjacent
school. Construction it part of a long range project which will give the parish a new convent,
church, and a four-room addition to the school.
room, an ar
office.
is completed.
pastor, will
be a small meeting
chives room, and an
When the rectory
Father I-eo Brehm,
move from his present quarters at
1101 S. Cassingham Ave. Assistant
pastor is Father John Staunton.
Outlining future plans for the
young parish, which already has
600 families. Father Brehm said a
convent
present,
commute
St. Mary
will be constructed. At
the Dominican Sisters
between the school and
of the Springs College,
the convent is finished,
four classrooms will be added to
the school. Student population is
increasing by leaps and bounds,
Father Brehm said, adding that an
enrollment of 500 is expected next
month. Ultimately, the now church
will be constructed as a replace
ment to the temporary wood struc
ture in current use.
Of
Interest Io Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Saturday, Aug. 8
WHKC. Columbus. 6.45
"Catholic News”
Sunday, Aug. 9
WRFD.
"The
WCLT.
“The
WLW,
“The
WHKC.
“The
WNXT.
convent in San Ra
became a Catholic
entering Stanlord
Miss Nimitz
shortly after
University where she received a
degree last June. Roth her par
ents are Protestants
EDWARDS. Charles
893'z N. Fourth-st. Columbus. Aug.
1, Sacred Heart Church. Survivors:
Several nieces and nephews.
son.
eight
Courteous Service
ADams 5747
KELLER. Paul D., 56. Marion.
July 29. St. Mary's Church. Surviv
ors: His wife, Gertrude, one daugh
ter. four sisters and two brothers.
SHONK. Annestasia. 77, Lancas
ter, July 30, St. .Mary's Church.
Survivors: Three sons, two daugh
ters. eleven grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
McGONAGLE, Mary Teresa. 87.
Newark, July 31, St. Francis de
Sales Church. Survivors: Her hus
band. James,
ters and one
two sons, two daugh
granddaughter.
Pledge Totals
1 he breakdown by parishes
gifts from business firms, and me
mortal gifts in
paign of th
merit Fund v
ner held a
S305.219.15
Worthington, 10:15 a.m.
Hour of St. Francis’’
Newark. 10:15 am.—
Hour of St. Francis’’
Cincinnati. 3:00 p.m.—
Catholic Hour”
Columbus, 7:00 p.m.—
Ave Maria Hour”
Portsmouth. 10:15 in.
"The Hour of St. Francis”
May Tliev Rest In Peace
Timothy. 70, Can
Peters Church, Co-
173
BATESON.
Woodland Ave, Columbus,
31. St. Thomas Church. Survivors:
Four daughters, two sons, two bro
thers. one sister and twelve grand
children.
Edith Q., 65.
July
NAUGHTON. Patrick. 12224 N.
High St., Columbus, July 31, St.
Thomas Church. Survivors: His
wife Katherine, three brothers and
three sisters.
KI RETH.George H., 86. 1529 E.
Fulton St., Columbus, July, Holy
Rosary Church. Sumvors: Two
daughters, four grandchildren and
ten great-grandchildren.
DEL’BIG. John A., 70. Marion.
July 31. St. Mary's Church. Sur
vivors: His wife Carrie, and two
sisters.
1.0VINER. Neal W„ 77, 1064 Eu
clair Ave., Columbus. August 1.
Christ the King Church. Survivors:
His wife Lucille, two sons, two
daughters, nine grandchildren and
seven nieces and nephews.
Here a sandwich it |u*t
at important at a whole
dinner.
DOERSAMS
11-1J-15 W. BROAD ST.
COLt MBI 8, OHIO
»T
7 19 5 3
Develop
his week
Headquarters. The
ive was announced
it $2,048,992.27
i the parishes
business firms.
mortal the
Parishe
tha's, S87.883.00
S89.033.00
298 50 St.
Christ the
St. Christopher's. $58 159:
St. Augustine s, $63,
Catharine's, $130,006
King. $102,153.11
Corpus Christi. $125,538.25 St
Cyprian's. $8,050.00 St. Dominic's
$16,531.00
$36,617.00
094.00 He
S90.319.00
$16,488 Holv
Spirit, $40,298.50 Immaculate
Conception, $151,256.27 St. James.
$85.893 00 St. John the Baptist.
$6,757.00 St. John the Evange-
2.00 $74,956.00
St. Mary's. $79,191.45
Magdalene. S98.444.00
ael's, $30,656.00 St.
$18,701.00 St. Peter s. I$33.145
St. Thomas $73,616.00
of Peace, $61,062.00 Our Lady of
Victory, $45,695.00 Our Mother
of Sorrows. S4.655.00
82.
St. Mich
Patrick's,
00
Our Lady
Sacred Heart. $37,672.00 St.
Cecilia, $10,260 00: St. Mary's
(Groveport), $7,239.00 St. Pauls,
$10,065.00,
Hungarian Greek Rite
Parish School
Finished
SWICKARD
Rental Agency
12 N. Third St.
Rent* Sale* Lease*
Property Management
IXotena Devotions
to
Infant Jesns
of
Prague
ST. LADISLAUS
CHURCH
COLUMBUS
EVERY
Ladislaus
Priest X-Rays
Earth itli
’3-D’ Camera
LATROBE Pa (NC)
priest v ho “grays the earth
through interpreting aerial photo
graph* is making his -eventh ex
ploration into Canada on a hoian
ica! research project sponsored by
ihe U S. Army Quartermaster
Corps.
Fathei Maxiruiiian Human O
S of the biologv department of
St. Vincent College, has analyzed
thousands of miles of Arctic and
Subarctic (anada by recording
plant hfe and then deducing just
hai kind ot ground lies benea’h
Hi:, expeditions have charted
new ly constructed maps supplied
information on edible plants pro
vided the Army with information
on w hat areas are cro*sable. dis
covered fertile fields for agricul
ture and may ‘ell open new East
ern anada areas to settlers the
Benedictine priest believes.
“Through botanical interpreta
tion of photographs taken from as
high as 10.000 to 15,000 feet, an
experienced observer can give an
accurate and detailed description
of the ground underlying fhe plants
which grow on it.” he explained.
Using a “3-D” photo technique.
Father Duman work* through «pc
cimen identification to discover
types of terrain, climatic and soil
conditions With plant specimens
and stereoscope photo- as his tools,
the St. Vincent botanist can even
shed light on distant human his
tory.
On past explorations, he has ca
noed thousands of miles, dined on
raw fish, caught white whales, liv
ed unarmed where polar bears
roamed, and been tossed more than
once into arctic waters. On one
expedition he found himself ice
bound for 10 days.
This doe.*n daunt the Pennsyl
vania-born priest who will work in
the cold reaches this year until
mid September.
A graduate and visiting profes
sor of the Catholic University of
America, Father Duman is a Fel
low of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science,
member of the Botanical Society
of America, the International As
sociation of Plant Taxonomists and
the Arctic Institute of North Amer
1C3.
His pilot studies in the arctic
region have been used widely as
guides to botanical interpretation
techniques to be applied to othei
areas of the globe.
------------------------------Q- ... .....
Chinese Oust
I ,S. Bishop:
Four Remain
HONG KONG—(Radio. NC)—The
ouster of Bishop Philsp Cote of
Suchow. a native of Lawrence.
Mass., leaves only four American
Bfshops still in Red China. Two
are in prison. Two are relatively
free.
Bishop Cote, who spent a year
and a half in a Red prison, arrived
here in the company of three other
Jesuits.
The American Bishops still in
Red China are: Bishops Rembert
Kowalski of Wuchang, a Francis
can of Calumet. Mich., and Am
brose Pinger of Chowtsun. a Fran
ciscan of Lindsay. Neb.—both in
prison and Bishops Frederick
Donaghy of Wuchovv. a Maryknoll
er of New Redford. Mass., and
James E. W alsh, a Maryknoller of
Cumberland. Md..—both relatively
free.
The
St.
par-
school of
Greek Rite
newly-completed
John the Baptist
ish here is believed to be the first
parochial school for Hungarian
Catholics of the Byzantine Rite in
the United States. It was built at
a cost of $100,000.
|r
VACATIONING
THIS YEAR?
Those "last two weeks in July"
can be the high point of your
year ... IF you've put away
something to go on. It still isn't
too late to start—open a Dollar
Federal savings account now.
And at Dollar Federal your vaca
tion savings earn dividends.
Add to it regularly, and when
the time rolls around, you'll have
money to make that trip you've
always wanted.
A 1 o/
It EDVESDAY
7:30
ta located at 277 Reeb
within eaa* walkinc dis
Parsons A’.nne ha* ana
dividend—
J4- INSURED
4b
2 /O TO $10,000
Open Your Account ToNey
DOLLAR FEDERAL
SAVINGS
51 I. 8AY ST. AD. 3141
(.ambling No Sin, Says Bishop
In (kmtroversv Oser Plans For
State Lottery to Aid Hospitals
make a betting wager is not a iwn
declared an Australian Ri-hop in
discussing moral issues raised by
plans for a slate lottery to help
finance public hospitals.
Bishop Bernard Denis Stewart of
Sandhurst made his statement in
reply to an outcry “raised by some
sincere sections of the community”
who claim that gambling of any
kind is an evil in itself. They,
therefore, objected to plans of the
State of Victoria to run a state
controlled lottery to ease the bur
den of the public arising from the
operation of public hospitals.
"no question of disparging those
who oppose gambling so sincerelv
and so earnestly.” but he declared
the whole problem, as the thenlog
ian must see it. come? down to this:
“The an
Bishop
the fnmm
MELBOURNE. Australia To..................................... .... ..........
brought to great loss or even dan
ger. through widespread abuse
among its citizens.”
The Bishop also dealt with an
other question that has to be faced
ir. this matter of “introducing a
new opportunity of gambling to
the community.”
“Will such legislation lead to a
great increase of what we call the
evils attendant on gambling, re
sulting in a grave moral harm to
the community?” he asked.
“It would seem that the control
exercised by the ordinary citizen
ovqr moderate wagering would not
be impaired seriously by the pro
posed legislation.” he said.
The Bi-hop then pointed out that
many people earn their livelihood
through the business of wagering,
that there arc heavy taxes nn bet
ting and that the community is bene
fiting from such taxation.
Recent studies of Australian
gambling place the nation’s annual
•‘investment in gambling at an
estimated $1,250,000,000.
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MORTGAGE LOANS
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