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10—THE CATHOLIC TIDIES
Friday. Dec. 18. 1953
64 Countries Get
Medical Supplies
From Mission Unit
NEW YORK (NC) Almost
4,000 cases of medical supplies
were sent to mission communities
during the past yeaV by the Catho
lic Medical Mission Board.
Totalling 111.964 pounds, the
3.615 cases of supplies went to 107
communities in 64 countries. Board
President Father Edward F. Gar
esche, S.J., reported at the organ
ization's annual meeting.
Among outstanding features of
the year's work were shipments of
three million tablets of D.D.S. as a
remedy for leprosy and 213.000
tablets of Daraprim for Malaria.
Medical materials distributed by
the board during the past year rep
resent a value* approaching half a
million dollars, Father Garesche
stated. Through gifts and services
donated, however, actual expendi
tures are a small fraction of that
amount, he stated.
The Catholic Medical Mission
Board provides medical supplies to
Missionaries who “constantly call
at the headquarters or write from
their mission to ask for more and
more aid and to tell of the won
derful efficacy of medical work
to save souls as well as heal brok
en bodies,” Father Garesche said.
Officers re-elected were Father
Garesche. president, and Arch
bishop Richard J. Cushing of Bos
ton. vice-president. Included among
members of the board are Bishop
Sheen, Bishop John Boardman of
Brooklyn, and James A. Farley,
former U.S. Postmaster General.
HARRY WELLNITZ
Concrete & Cinder
Building Units
4”-6”-8”-12”
Steel Sash
231 N Princeton JO. 8112
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WE
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REFRIGERATOR
SERVICE
581 W. Town St.
MA. 4231
Frigidaire and
Tyler Refrigeration
Equipment
Sales and Service
Hudson Cleaners
2-HOUR SERVICE
2301 Cleveland
LA 3112 I A HUI
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PLUMBERS
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Electric Roto Romer Sewer and
Drain Service Phone Circleville
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Save time and money by filling
your needs through want ads
Circleville Fast Freeze
Food Locker
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Christmas Gifts
Practical ChriKtrnas Gifts, hnst
mas Card* and Wrapping* Staple
ton Office Supply Company, 829
Sixth Street, Phone 3-2731.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Mart Gbne Ph Z-
IDEAL MILK CO
PORTSMOUTH
DIAL 3-2951
The communist timetable
the dln!( Inn eli the entin
satellite orbit as early as 1946. but
the “terrible tenacity of Poland’s
national memory and the depths
of the religious devotion of her
people” upset
the communist
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THE
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107 W Main St. Phone 62
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BUILDING MATERIALS
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Coal
DUNN COAL CO.
Gallio and Broadway Street*
Painting Decorating
PAINTING Inside and Out
MeaawtuB «ff i
Inftp Fin O
Ph 4.«M7
Herriuan K Son* o.
MEAT MARKETS
Ki(hth and Metre? St. tl Gallia 8t
Pheaa 12«» an! Phana
STEWART'S
DRUG STORE
ORIGIN Al CUT RAYF
Drug* A Prescription*
r, A 1.1.1 A PR 1447
PHRThMOt IH OHIO
Strange Companions In Springs* Lab
Four senior nutrition students at the College of St. Mary of the Springs believe that seeing is be
lieving. The textbook states the good and bad points of certain diets, so the class in Fundamentals of
Human Physiology tried an experiment with white *ets to verify it. Shirley Boone, with pencil poised
to jot down the latest weighing of the best fed rat, keeps her distance from the animals as much
as possible, while Carol Staub, at scales, and Adrianne Carroll, holding rat, have learned to pet their
animals and pretend to understend "rat talk." Boots Mattingly volunteered to read the weights from
the scale as she is nearest the door in case one of the animals escapes. Carol's huge gloves are worn
for effect as far as she is concerned, but several in the class felt much safer with them on. The rat
on the scales is living on an inadequate diet. At the end of the experiment, these rats will be given
a full diet in the hope that they will soon reach the health and avoirdupois of their better-fed lit
ter mates.
Catholics Upset Reds
Timetable In Poland
NEW YORK —(NC)— The communists were forced to
wait eight years to ariest Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, primate
of Poland, because of the nation’s profoundly Catholic char
acter. according to a Voice of America commentator.
said
for
and
schedule there, Bertram Wolfe
in a commentary prepared
broadcast behind the Curtain
throughout lhe free world.
Cardinal Wyszynski is the last of
the ranking prelates of the nations
of Eastern Europe to he arrested,
Wolfe declared, because the Red
regime was unable to turn the
“Church of the Polish people into
a transmission holt of the Krem
hn.”
Wolfe explains the transmission
belt theory of Soviet Communism
as follows:
LOOSE I.1.4I- OEV 1(18
IFFI( E bl PPLIKS
HUNG I Qt’lPMl N I
FAVORS ANO NOVELTIES
NITSCHKE BROS.
STATIONERS PRINTERS
.37 F’«*» Got Street
4OL1MRLS. OHIO
Cut Flowers Potted Plants
Funeral Designs Our Specialty
Linden Florists
called for lhe elimination of
"As soon as totalitarians take
over a given country, their first
effort is to get hold of all non
state organizations, all churches,
trade unions, political parties,
cooperatives, and voluntary as
sociations, and turn them into
organs and instruments of the
state. "Gleichschalten" was Hit
ler's word for the process. Lenin
and Stalin called if
mass organizations
mission belts of the
party."
"turning
info trans
Communist
Poland and
Wolfe said,
of con
The churchmen of
the other satellit'es,
have resisted this “preices*
quest of man s spirit.”
"removed, Iramcd up.
liquidated. The punishment is de
cided first, and then a crime fabri
cated to fit the punishment. Those
who remain faithful to their vow
are deposed bv inipioti* hands, pre
vented from following then calling
charged with ‘espionage’, dissolute
ness, blackmarketing, treason’.”
Reds To Lose
Wolfe trace* hi*tory to show that
time and again the Polish people
have turned hack tyranny, and he
lleligioiL* Freedom
Guarantee Given
Catholics In India
NEW DELHI, India A state
ment of India's Home Minister as
suring Christians of “utmost liber
ty to profess, practice and propa
their religion was welcom-
gate”
ed by
Dr.
recent
is regarded here
altered policy of the Jmli.m gov
ernment of discouraging tureign
Catholies here.
Kailas Nath Katju was in
months identified with v.n.d
,.* the starlhnuh
s
Red Poles
Attempt To
"Save Face*
LONDON (NC) The Polish
communist regime is making a spe
cial effort to counteract the world
wide loss of prestige it suffered in
arresting the Cardinal Primate by
issuing a pamphlet in several for
eign languages.
The pamphlet is entitled “The
Truth about
Poland.” It
printed in a
guages and
An impressive candlelight procession at Corpus Christi Church
on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception was one of the high
lights of special services ushering in the Marian Year. In the pro
cession wore 125 girls from grades five through eight, who are
members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality. Of this group, 45,new mem
bers were received into the Sodality at the ceremony.
Toepfner’s Fifth Ave.
1352
W. FIFTH AVE.
Says—Next to a new Studebaker your best automobile
BUY is a used STUDEBAKER. Reconditioned by Joe
Toeptner’s factory trained mechanics. We are Studebak
er specialists use genuine Studebaker parts backing
each Studebaker with our 30-day guarantee Buy from
your Studehaker Dealer—“That's Safety.”
1352 W. Sth Ave
Religious Freedom in
has reportedly been
number of foreign lan
will be disseminated
through the Polish embassies and
consulates abroad.
The pamphlet maintains that the
Red government “assures complete
freedom of religion and religion*
practices to all citizens” and prose
cute* “only those religious who
conduct activities aimed against
the interests of the Polish nation.”
th
It claims His Eminence Stetan
Cardinal Wyszynski. the Primate
of Poland, was arrested because
he “acted against the interests ol
the Polish nation.”
concludes in the words of President
“It is my certain conviction that
communist tyranny will be unsuc
cessful in its attempts to subdue
lhe religious faith of the Polish
people, and to extinguish the na
tional tradition in which that faith
play* *o strong a pari.”
Christian missionary’ work
Dr. Katju issued the statement
in reply to Christian leaders who
drew his attention to a flagrant
case of forced conversion of Chris
tians to Hinduism in the district
of Mathura close to New Delhi.
The incident was interpreted here
as part ot a regular campaign to
drive Indian Christians, especially
those in
told.
the interior, to the Hindu
Minister Katju declared
was “distressed’ tn learn
Home
that Indinn Christians are being
maltreated on the ground of then
religion.”
Unified World Order
Possible, Says Bishop
WASHINGTON (NC) Unified world order is attain
able with the backing of “the supernatural resources of eter
nity itself and the spiritual riches of religion.” Bishop John
J. Wright of Worchester told more than 1.000 guests at the
44th annual Pan American Thanksgiving Day Mass in the
nation's capital.
Attending the Mass were ambass-l
ar’ors and their staffs from 21 Lat-ltruly great and good of etery na
in American republics, high-rank-1 tion could somehow come together
Ing U.S. government officials in-lin a mighty congress of the spirit
chiding Chief Justice Earl War-1 ually elite from all lands.”
ren. Secretary of State John Fos-F
ter Dulles, Secretary of Labor Jam
es P. Mitchell. Supreme Court Jus
tice* Sherman Hinton and Stanley
Reed, and several Senators and
federal judges.
Legal and juridical defects are
only the partial cause of ‘‘current
disenchantment with the United
Nations.” Bishop Wright said, and
iht- defects “can indubitably hel
Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Ci
cognani. Apostolic Delegate to the
U.S., celebrated the Pontifical High
Mass in St. Patrick’s Church. In
the sanctuary were Archbishop
Patrick A. O'Boyle of Washington,
Bishop Bryan T. McEntegart rec-
tor of the Catholic University of
America. Bishop John J. RumbU DflflF
Charleston. Auxiliary Bishop Johnl ljg
McNamara of Washington, and 112
other members of the hierarchy.
Peace effort* might be speedily
realized, the prelate stated, “if the
Businessmen
Asked To Aid
Collegians
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-—(NC) A
call lor businessmen to aid Catho
lic students in problems of rehg
ion at secular colleges was sound
cd holme member* of the Serra
Club here.
“Next to fostering vocations,
there is probably no more import
ant field oi work we could help
with than that of conserving and
increasing Catholic faith among
those attending secular colleges
and mmer-itie*’’. businessman!
John V. Quigley stan d. I
Proving to the young people that
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TO CLASSIFY
COLUMBUS
Real Estate For Salt
EASTMOOR
remedied by charter revision and 165 ft. lot in exclusive residential
appropriate diplomatic action.” I section. Less than 1 block to new
"But much more basic than |St. Catharine School. EX. 5467.
these organizational difficulties
are the organic diseases, the mor
al aenemia and emotional starva
tion, which threaten with slow
death a political body apparently
expected to survive, indeed to
flourish in an almost complete
spiritual vacuum,” the prelate
said.
CHILLICOTHE
Milliners
NEW YORK HAT SHOP
W 2nd Ph 342*
OWL BAR AND
GRILL
AIL LEGAL BEVERAGES
GOOD FOODS
295 East Mair. St.
Phona 8070 Chillicothe, Ohio
I l|K
In hi* sermon Bishop Wright IW
said: ‘‘The prayers of the sensitive
I w
priest and the hopes of the con-1122
cientious diplomat have a common
I
IK
preoccupation at the moment. How I IK
shall we restore to healed integ-llgg
rity the mutilated -octal body of
11^
mankind? How shall we bring thel IK
unity of order out oi the chaos nt
I
|K
international hntagonisms whiehllv
afflict our dixided race’ HewllS
shall we make the Many into One I IK
aim accomplish the one WithoutllE
destroying the Many .” I Ip
11 time und above all,IIgy
the place confidently and prayer-1122
fully to declare that, despite thel IK
temporal and political character of
I
problem, the supernatural re
I
Mr
sources Of eternity itself and thelLj
spiritual riches oi religion are en
I IK
tirelj n the side of its solution,”1
he said.
|K
No Sterile Ideal
“Human unity is neither unat
tainable nor a sterile ideal the
God who made us at once One and
Manx will that ue achieve a un
inedvorld order productive otllj?
tffeace. while retaining the diver si-1 Im
mman and wholesome differ-11^
dice.- by which the nationg arellK
made prosperous neighbors.” I IflF
Bi.-hnp Wright pointed out thatl Igyp
I In- best exemplars of 11^2
unity. “No others are so typical as I IK
are the saint* of lhe national diff-I |K
erences by which we are Many andlw
...nr so trapspend these dittlli’
erences Io reflect the unities byllK
■huh we are One. Mho is more IM?,
lewish than St. Paul? More Ital I Ifl?
lan than St. Francis? More Span-I Im
i ll than Ignatius or great St. Ter-llj^
Mme I irnch than St. Joan?||K
Mbre English than st ThomaslMF
More. Yet what nation dare ciairnllm
anx one ef these for Itself aloncFr
nd what fragment of humanity has
not been made holier by the
thought of them?
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O. H"’ *3*
C*lumln*
Automobile Dealers
11.' asked fOl support Of thel ▼'V.LX/-KI Ml ULU
Newman lub* where classes by
I
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AAcD AN I tl_b
Your Pontiac-t adilkc Dealer
priests keep the student's religiousiow*“ Oedlawhie
tiaining level with hl- tollege stud 1301 lpnUl ia
te*. He also urged Catholic husi
nessmen to show college students
,a,,wh n thp| omplete Banking bcrute
Lome and in business oilier I The
BANKING SERVICE
Campbell National Bank
“We can help most by the "aylphonp 77 LaRue Ohio
we put into practice Catholic doc-1.Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp,
trine in mu lite- and our proles
*ions as an examnle for those who
are studying to take our places,”
Mr. Quigley said.
BEAUTY SHOPS
Neva Grace Beauty Shop
Dial 2-0902 639 N Prospect
Outlining the steps taken by in
quiring young people which lead
them to questioning their faith, he
said that trouble areas” wen ml \ew classes EVERY WEEK
the field* of philosophy, economic-!
and history.
BUSINESS COURSES
MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE
Write to THE REGISTRAR Mar
inn Business College. 133 W
Center Marion Ohio
I
I
Catholic businessmen put Catholic!
principle* into practice was onel
way oi saving the student from!
false conclusions. Mr Quigley said I
"Student* very seldom either!
come into or go out of the Ca
tholic Church for intellectual rea
sons," he stated. "Some emotional
reason is the first moving force,
they rationalize later The
power of good example is the most
valuable thing the business and
professional man can provide.
“Actually seeing Catholic phil
o*opln in operation inside a home
where people are obviously living
by the principles of faith, and are
happy and purposeful, will do more
in a half hour to kill doubts than
will hours of learned discourse.”
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harramXn DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St
Marion 2-1627
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Exclusive Franchise Dealers
OSTERMOOR
Fine Mattresses and Roa springs
i Tu»i. Thur*., and Sat. Eves Till
at th*
RITZ BAR & GRILL
u» Marion
Tod ear ger Mat ItahaB Spa.
Rhetts, Ravoh. Italian Pisaa, Good
Steak* A Chicken and HOME MAPE
PASTERHES
Frennuwi Baer* 4 faae* Drsaka.
I
MEET YOUR
CHEVROLET SALESMAN
You ire invited to see the new
1954 Chevrolet Fri., Dec. 18
SEE ME AT
WINDERS CHEVROLET CO
783 North High Street
PERPETUAL NOVENA
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Every Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
St. Christopher’s
Church
Grandview & Ida
Sine* 1890
First Mortgage Loans
Insured Sevings
Safe Deposit Boxes
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER TO “WHAT CAN I GET
IS FOR THAT FAVORITE BOY OR GIRL
ON MY SHOPPING LIST?
SEND THEM TO CAMP ST. RITA OR CAMP ST. JOSEPH
FOR A WONDERFUL VACATION NEXT SUMMER
1 ou Can Get a Paid I Seven or Fourteen Day
1 avation Period by W riting
THE REVEREND DIRECTOR
246 E. Town Street
Columbus^ Ohio
On* Week Vacation $14 Two Week Vacation $28
MARION
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
section as a guide when buying.
HOME INSULATION
ANDERSON EAGLE
INSULATION CO
Aluminum Storm Windows
Eagle Picher Home insulation
513 Silver Ph 2 1025—2-7321
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAX, Owner
28 rear's *xperien Free estimates
80S Belmont. Dial 2-7472 evening*
MOVING—STORAGE-PACKING
MARION CARTAGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates Agent. Ste
vens Van L.ines 893 Wilson Ave
Dial 2-2747.___________
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
Oak St.
126
Dial 22537
Musical Instruments
120 Bass BoMar Accordions Spe
cial lot. Purchased 3 only at this
price Regular $279.50 Now
$16950 Terms to suit
Harden’s Music Store
179 S Main St Dial 2-2717
Retier Selection Better Values
PAPERHANGING
PAPE RHANGING Wallpaper
cleaning and wall washing. In
tenor painting. Patch plastering
and arches. Paper sample
shown 127 S High St. Dial
2 1212 8am to 5
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St Dial 2-0596
Tho Diamond Confer Of Marion
Charles M. Salvatore
Phone KL. 3551
CURRENT
e
TDAMKI IM
etMuaMs
ia»o
1 FEDERAL
DIVIDEND
RATE
SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
Walter C. Krupp, Pres. Walter M. Zuber, Vice Pres.
2'/2%
at
mm
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWER$ DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service. 592 E. George St.
Marion 2-2726
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A RELIGIOUS GIFT IS TRULY
APPRECIATED
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St. Marion, Ohio
Let's Keep Christ in Christmas
Restaurants
EDNA’S RESTAURANT
713 Hovle St
Marion Phone 2 994T
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
GOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years
137 E. Center 118 S. Mein
TELEVISION SERVICE
Television Antennas
RONALD W. ARNDT
E WainOil| *.A4Fd aeantae*
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kinds
Cell or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findley, O. Phone 4470
The Diamond Store of Marion
MAY’S
DLAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers

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