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10
Budenz Believes
Daily Worker
Threatens
Shipping Halt
All along the West Coast, from
Seattle to San Pedro, the long
shoremen are preparing to strike
against the United States govern
ment if Harry
Bridges, o n
victed perjur
er, is indicted
again. The Dai
ly Worker of
July 22 tri
umphantly an
nounces this
threat of open
sedition. Its
crusade
a a inst “Mc
Carthyism" and
by the federal gc
Reds have corm
the concessions
vernment to the
to this point,
as they were bound to do
The United States government
is frankly told that if it dares
to exercise its legal processes
against the man who was con
victed of lying when he said he
was not a Communist, it will be
Confronted with a stoppage of all
shipping on the Pacific. It is to
be hoped that those prominent
men and women, who lent their
voices and prestige to the out
burst against “McCarthyism’’
and those leaders in government
who advised a “soft" policy to
ward the Reds, will now come to
some sober second thoughts on
this product of their handiwork.
The overwhelming majority of
the West Coast longshoremen
For High Clast Baked Goods
Call
DONALDSON
BAKING CO.
WA 1117 OR Hl*
lite
N. HIGH ST.
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Dram Service. Phone Circleville
ASS. ______
Road the Timas Classified Ads.
Circleville Fast Freeze
Food Locker
P. J. GRIFFIN
O«rn«r and Operator
161 Edison Ave., Circleville, O.
2301
HILLTOP
are patriotic, law-abiding, hard
working men. But they are
members of the International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
men's Union, expelled from the
CIO for Red control, and in
which the Bridges leadership has
been able to build itself up
through the legal procrastina
tions in his case. These rank
and file workers hear all around
them, and specifically read in a
San Francisco newspaper which
is notoriously given to plugging
the Communist line, condemna
tion of “McCarthyism’’ from cit
izens who are supposedly emi
nent and responsible. The Red
leadership of their union (as per
the Daily Worker formula) in
terprets “McCarthyism” as any
move against the conspiracy,
whether by FBI or the Federal
courts. They assert falsely that
it is directed against the life of
the unions, and by these argu
ments the longshoremen can be
persuaded to engage in a po
litical strike, that “exercise in
revolution" which the Commun
ists count so much upon.
Reds' Threat
This threat is a demand that
the United States government
surrender its sovereignty, at
least in thic case. And if the
Department of Justice does not
proceed with the further prose
cution of Bridges, whose con
viction was thrown out on a
technicality by a four to three
vote of the Supreme Court, it
will have surrendered sovereign
ty to that extent. The ultima
tum is but one part of a general
pattern that has been developing
and which promises to bring
Goodyear Tiros & Batteries Export Lubrication
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SCHMELZER'S RESTAURANT
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til Aluminum
STORM
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SELF STORING
STORM AND SCREEN
WINDOWS
CASEMENT
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INSTALLED ON OUTSIDE
NO STORING
PORCH ENCLOSURES
Beautiful All Aluminum
Enclose Porch or Breeieway
JAMES FUCHS
DON McGUIRE
capitulation to
column which
tasters of Yalta
the Soviet fifth
preceded the di.
and Potsdam.
Circleville
In the United States News and
World Report for July 17,
David Lawrence has declared
that the last six months have
all
Buyers
Guide
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
"Wh«» Service Predominate*"
107 W. Main St. Phone 62
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
219 E Main Circleville
STORM DOORS
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EV. 7777
seen the government "fumbling
the anti-Communist problem."
yielding to the clamor about al
leged “book burning,” and en
tering into a truce which does
not recognize the perfidy of the
Reds in Asia. Mr. Lawrence's
insistence that the government
adopt an attitude “that is 101)
per cent against Communist in
filtration" and that “will re
establish the honor and prestige
of the United States in the Far
East” is worthy of serious con
sideration.
Anti-Catholicism
In such an atmosphere, it was
quite in keeping with Communist
tactics that some of the hysteria
created by the Reds should be
channelized against the Catho
lics. Three weeks ago. I empha
sized that the New Times of
June 17 had ordered this to be
done. Scarcely were the words
written than the Daily Worker
responded to these instructions
from Moscow. Indignation was
stimulated in its pages against
His Eminence, Cardinal Spell
man, for having condemned the
obscene motion picture. "The
Moon Is Blue.” By July 17, the
Red organ had worked its read
ers and friends up to the point
that it prominently assailed the
Cardinal for “McCarthyism” and
"film burning.”
There is a cynical, gangster
like character to this attack that
defies description. The Cornmun-
ists are always decrying the cur
rent "decadence of bourgeois
culture.” That is the theme
song of the notorious report of
the Cultural Commission of the
Communist Party, "Let Us Grasp
the Weapon of Culture.” It is
referred to frequently in Neu:
Times and specifically in the is
sue of July 8. Rut when a gen
uine example of decadence is
condemned by any member of
the Catholic hierarchy, not only
do the Reds defend that decad
ence but assault those who con
demn it.
What should give us concern
is that the Daily Worker can
discover what it calls a Catholic
critic, Richard Hayes, who has
supposedly "c i i ized” and
Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says:
Want Your Home Happy?
______________________________________________ i
A reader named F. F. ('alia
ghan. Santa Ana California, has
suggested something.
as long as I'm
writing about
discussion clubs
that meet in the
homes of mem
hers, 1 ought to
remind people
about the En
thronement of
the Sacred
Heart in the
Home.
Mr. Callaghan,
vou were never
more right in
The Enthronement is some
thing that grows naturally out of
study clubs. The happiest meet
ings of our clubs have been those
during which the Enthronement
cememony was performed.
When any of our members en
throne the Sacred Heart, we us
ually skip the regular program.
We have the Enthronement, fol
lowed by a cheerful social eve
ning.
Let me mention here that 1
have not led a sheltered life. I’ve
worked in a pool room and in a
steel mill. I ran a daily newspaper.
I was a Hearst newspaperman.
I’ve covered murders, catastro
phes, politics almost every kind
of story.
I’ve learned to lace tads. And
one of the tacts I’ve learned is
that Christ meant exactly what
He .said when He told St. Margaret
Mary that He would bless every
house in which a picture of His
Sacred Heart was exposed and hon
ored.
There are no its, ands or buts
about it. Christ does hless those
houses. He does, as He promised,
establish peace in those families.
He does give them the graces thev
need. He does console them in all
their difficulties.
He has done those things and
more in our house. He has done
them in the homes U our other
BLUE \ALLEY
BUTTER
IS GOOD BUTTER
That’s Why Millions Uta It
k A. A. A. JU.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1953
Reds 1 lope To Stir Up Protestant Animosity Towards Catholics
"challenged” the Cardinal’s act
in a Catholic magazine. The
Reds are delighted with this
discovery, for it places -in then
hands the means by which to
forward that cleavage between
the laity and the hierarchy
which is part of their set pro
gram We should never forget
that in April, 1946. V.J, Jerome
of the Red Cultural Commission
gave the directive in Political
Affairs to stir up Protestant ani
mosity against Catholics and to
create a separation of the Cath
olic laity from the hierarchy.
If there is ever a time in which
that Red tactic should be recall
ed and beaten down, that tune is
now.
dub members. Time aftei time.
I’ve seen them done.
Everyone wants peace. And the
whole world would be instantly al
peace if every family enthroned
and honored the Sacred Heart.
Whether the world is at peace
oi not, the home where the Sacred
Heart is enthroned and honored
will be.
Mind you. honor means honor.
Folks wouldn't be honoring the
Sacred Heart rightly if they en
throned His picture and lived in
serious sin. But I'll say this en
throning Him will help anybody
stop sinning. "I will give them all
the graces they need Sinners
shall find in My heart a fountain
and boundless ocean of mercy.’’
Fact is. enthroning the Sacred
Heart in your house is more im
portant than putting on a roof.
“I will be their refuge during
life and especially at the hour of
death ... I will shed abundant
blessings on their undertak
ings .”
Any one of the promises ot the
Sacred Heart would be reason
enough for a barefoot pilgrimage
Io the ends of the earth, if that
were necessary. It isn’t.
All you need to do is to put the
picture in a place ol honor and
then honor the Sacred Heart
Tepid souls shall become fer
vent Fervent souls shall rise
speedily to great perfection
1 will give to priests the power
ot touching the hardest hearts
Those who propagate this devo
lion shall have their names writ
ten in My Heart never to be blot
ted out."
And then there is the great
final promise that those who
receive Communion on nine con
secutive first Fridays “shall not
die in Mv displeasure.”
"Look at those promises,” writes
Mr Callaghan They're dynamite'
the kind that builds, not de
stroys.”
Mr. Callaghan, you said it.
"Christ docs smile,” Mr Cal
lagban adds, on families who have
the courage to place His image in
the most prominent place in the
house and keep it there.”
"Most prominent place”
We don't honor Christ our King
verv much if we put His picture
where hardly anybody hut the
larftily ever sees it. But those
who really enthrone and honor
it will find out that a home can
he an anteroom to heaven
If you need further information,
write to National Center of the
Enthronement 4930 S Dakota
Ave., N F.. Washington 17. D.C.
TREATS
FRESH FROM THE OVEN TO YOU
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At Park Entrance E. C. (Ed.) Plank, Prop.
Refresher Course for Science Teachers
Included in the wide variety of subjects getting the attention of Sisters attending the Summer
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ter M. Angelita, O.P. Shown above checking reactions and experiment results, are, left to right,
Sister Thomas a Becket, O.P., St. Mary of the Springs Sister Rosemary, O.S.F., Rosary High School
Sister Angelita and Miss Camille Reed, 390 S. Warren.
DOLANS
Clothing & Shoes
59 S. 3rd St. Newark, O.
O. D. HOLLAR & SON
Plumbing and Heating
62 Writ Church Street
Office Phon* ?5RS—Re* Pnon* 6682
Leo Reichert
Complete Insurance Service
Tel. 6867
42 8. Sth St. Newai
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FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
*7-59 W. Main St. Newark
IRAllfc WITH I HE.
ROE EMERSON
STORK
CLOTHES—-H AT B— FURNISHINGS
SHOES
11 "S' We»t Side Square Newark
Th* Lada Star* a* Well aa Dad’*
BORDEN'S
Dairy & Icr Cream Co.
Phone 4053
WHEN YOU WAN'l GOOD
FURNITURE—GO TO
CARLILE'S
West Main at Arcade Annex
Ted's Jewelry
Newerk
Phone 49242
Union St
ALTMEYER
SHELL SERVICE
The Most Powerful Gasoline
I
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Phone 32151
45 Granville Newark
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THE
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COMPANY
Member Federal Depaait
Ineuranr* Corporation
CLASSIFIED
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Send Ad* Te
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Automobiles rucks
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MIMEOGRAPHING
SECRETARIAL AND
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Mimeographing Addreii.tng Typing
Mailing telephone Answering Service
Notary Public
Room* 4 & 6 Midland Bldg. 3774
Newark Ohio
Real Estate Service
,7 MiLT H_t HIKD_SI REET
Where Io Dme
ANNARINO BROTHERS
NEW CENTER CAFE
eaka Chop* French Fried Shrimp
Genuine Italian Spaghetti
NEWARK SAVINGS A LOAN CO
VV Main
Myers ami Son
63892 NEWARK 2!
Pre-t asi Concrete
SEPTIC TANKS
CONCRFTF AND CINDER BLOCKS
W. L. MATTOX
Corner Forre and Daniel Ave. Phone 6864
CHARLES A. RILEY
Insurance Agency
All Types of Insurance
458 Cedaicrest Ave Newark, O
Phone 4-513
The
John J. Carroll
Store
LEVIN'S
Newark
Rotary Teacher Earn^ M.A.
Degree al ftolr« Dame
Sister M. Paula. O.S.F., a teach
er at Rosary High School, Colum
bus, was awarded her M.A. degree
in English at Notre Dame Univer
sity, South Bend, Indiana, last
week. Sister Paula had previously
earned her B.A. from Canisius Col
lege, Buffalo.
Another teacher from Rosary
BUYERS' NEWARK GUIDE
Shoe Repairing
SHOP MODERNS THE
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
Hate Cleaned Blocked Renovated
Shoe* Dyed Dry Cleaning
Fred Abraham Prop
38 N 3rd St- ________________ 8635
4
Dodge—Ply mouth— Irucke
62 S Third Ph 2522
Beer Distributors
Schlitz, Burger, Gam
and Duquesne Beers
Dintributor in Licking County
PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO
Newark. Ohio Phone 2044
Carry Outs
MONTGOMERY CARRY OUT
(OLD RIER All WINE
FARM St PPL1ES CASE PEI (VERY
Open 8:00 A M. to 12:00 PM
101 S Third 0136
_____ FURNACES
ACME SHEET METAL
(Max Kominar)
AUTH LENNOX DEALER
Coal Oil Gas
Stokers Oil Burners Gas Burners
Installations
Cleaning and Repairing
12H) Shide Ave 9003
Hardwares
Delta Power Inola
Crane-Krieg-Flory
Hardware
THE HUB 4
The Busy Store
Men's and Boy's Clothing
NEWARK, OHIO
Arcade
Drug Store
33 N. 3rd St. Newark
"Where You are always
welcome
FRENIER SHEFT METAL SHOP
SHEET METAL WORK
ALL KINDS
FURNACES SPOUTING
ROOFING
Cor. E Locust and N 1st 2260
George W. Arensberg
PHARMACIST
174 Hudson Av*., Newark. Ohio
SPECIALIZING
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
Save at Penneys
J. C. Penney Co., Inc.
Everything to IF ear
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SCOTT'S
"Home Furnishers
For Over o Century"
E PARK PLACE PH 4443
102-108 East Mam St.
2661
SEPTIC TANKS
VAULTS CESS POO US
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
MODERN EQUIPMENT
TOM STEVENS
MELILLA. Spanish Morocco
(NC) A new1 Catholic college to
give free education to 300 girls has
been founded here by the Adora
trice Sisters. One-third of its stu
dents will receive free board as
well as free instruction.
High School, Sister M. Lois. O.S.F.,
also studied at Notre Dame this
summer. Sr. Lois is working to
wards an M.A. in History.
Completely
Air-Conditioned
Egan-Ryan
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
HSI HOAD el (IfVflAW MAm 666S
EGAN
Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Phone 3580
132 W Church Newark
Service Integrity
The
Park National
Bank
OF NEWARK
The tirms listed here deserve to
be remembered when vou are dis
tributing your patronage these
different lines of business
NEWARK LIGHTNING ROD Co.
LIGHTNING RODS
Weather Vanes Post Signs
POUND BROS.
Box 212
481 Hudson Ave. Phone 6449
‘Trtt-T alue' I seH Cars
West Main Motors
S3 WEST MAIN PHONE 6801
Juat 31 Step* Weal of Fifth Street
Authorised Dealer
GOOD SERVICE 4T
A FAIR PRICE
Genuine Parts
BATTERIES $7.60
(INSTALLED IN COUNTY)
Walker and Battat
Phone 6616 107 E. Main St.
Newark
BEST BUY IN (WED CARB
CURRAN MOTOR CO., INC
Cadillac Oldsmobile Reo Truck
Sales and Service
NEWARK TERMITE CONTROL
FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES
Office 4450 PHONES Res. 52941
Bank References Newark, Ohio
NORTH PARK FLORIST
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Phone 6234 1237 Mt. Vernon Road
NEWARK SHEET METAL
Roofing Spouting Heating
24-Hour Service
141 Everett Ave.
Newark, Ohio
MATESICH DIST. AGENCY
Budweiser Wiedemann's Red Top
Gibson's Wine
Newark. Ohio
Phone 3397
Zanesville, Ohio
Clothes For The Entire Family
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