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Drain Service. Phone Circleville
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Pat's Tru-Line Blox
PRE
fast CONCRETE O D»
Business Equipment
CALENDAR PADS and Dianes for
1954. Adding Machines and
TypewTiters Sales, Service,
and Rentals. Stapleton Office
Supplv Company, 829 Sixth St.
Phone 3 2731. _____
Smith-Corona Typewriter* and Clary Add
ing Machine*. Franehi** Deale*. Staple
ton Office Supply. *29 Sirth. Phone 8-2'81
Cafeteria
SUNDAY SPECIAL
FRIED AND RAKED CRICK ’EM ««rr*d
from 1 a.m. until 1 p.m. Fish *v*ry Fri
day LANGWELL-S CAFETERIA, 74*
Pnrtamnoth'* Drapery €Mttar
The J. T. McCulloch Co,
"THE HOUSE OF VALUES"
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Phon* 2-87SI
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IDEAL MILK CO
PORTSMOUTH
DIAL 3-2951
The Citizens Saving and Loan
Association Company
505 Chillicothe St. Portsmouth, 0.
Moslem Control Might
Hurt Church In Sudan
KHARTOUM, Sudan (NC) The Church in the Anglo
Egyptian Sudan is concerned as she sees this country approach
ing a fork in the road.
Things have been rolling along smoothly for the Church
'during British control of the area. She fears a bumpv ride
ahead when the Sudan will likely turn onto the road of inde
pendence or perhaps of incorporation into Egypt.
The Church has made consider
able progress in this vast sprawling
area of almost a million square
miles a territory covering 20
Guide
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
319 i. Mein
Circleville
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
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107 W. Main St. Phone 62
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Painting Decorating
PAINTING Inside and Out
Steaming *ff pap** Patch Pla*t*r.
Fleer Fin. O. Gr**nW**d. Ph. 4-8M7
Plumbing
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HOPEDALE CHRISTIAN REST HOME
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drapao. Ph. 5-8177.
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GLASS CO.
1106 Gallia St.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO
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C. Herrman & Sons Co
MEAT MARKETS
Pt*Mh mA Mams B*. »1 Galba St
Phan* MOS *nd Pham J8S0
STEWART’S
DRUG STORE
ORIGIN A CUT RATE
Drugs A Proscriptions
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PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
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GALLIA AT FINDLAY STREETS
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Monthly Reduction Mortgage Leant
BARS CLUBS
Phone 2-0391
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1122 Findlay
Supplies-Equipment
For
CAFETERIAS
LUNCH ROOMS
Member—Portsmouth Restaurant Assn.
times the size of Pennsylvania and
hlmost the size of all India. The
Church is particularly concerned
about how rough and treacherous
the road might be for her if the
territory chooses independence.
The British have promised the peo
ple a choice of either independence
or incorporation into Egypt within
three years.
Catholic missionaries express
satisfaction with the relations ex
isting between the Church and the
present government a limited
Sudanese administration with a
British governor general as chief
of state. They point out that the
government is cooperating with
large-scale Catholic building and
development programs.
Church enjoys government
nition for her leadership in
tion and family welfare.
The
recog
educa-
inde-
But the prospect of an
pendent Sudan brings linos of
worry to the missionaries' faces.
They feel that an independent
state would be Moslem-controlled
and would look with disfavor on
Christian missionary efforts.
The Sudan has a population nf
some eight million people. About
six and a quarter million of these
are Moslems. The rest are mainly
pagan, with a small minority of
Christians. Catholics number less
than 100.000.
The Moslems are of Arab blood
and live mainly in the more pros
perous north, which is rich in na
tural resources. The Christians are
converts from the Negro popula
tion in the south. And the Ne
groes are a three-to-one minority
in the Sudan. Those of mixed Arab
and Negro blood are called Nubi
ans.
Catholic Investment Great
The .Catholic Church has invest
ed a great amount of funds and
work in the Sudan As an example,
one parish in the Sudanese capital
here has a church, rectory, con
vent. primary school, college, open
air theater, several playgrounds,
basketball court, soccer field,
swimming pool, a clubhouse for the
Catholic college graduates and an
other for Catholic families.
The missionaries feel that
such expansion would not be pos
sible under a Moslem-controlled
government. For this reason
most of the Catholic missions
have undertaken a vast building
program to bo completed within
the next few years.
“Perhaps a Moslem government
would not place too many restric
tions on us,” one veteran mission
ary said. “But many of us feel that
such an idea is only wishful think
ing. The Moslems here have no
love for Christianity. They would
tolerate limited activity because of
world opinion, but nothing more.”
Converts Are’ Rare
The Missionaries frankly confess
that they are up against a stone
wall in their efforts to convert
the Moslems. One missionary re
lated that in 20 years he had suc
ceeded in making only one convert
from Mohammedanism and this
one was on his deathbed. Another
I priest has the same record. He said
that he had to baptize his one Mos
lem convert secretly. The convert
believed he would be killed by his
Moslem brethren if they learned
he had “forsaken the prophet.
Analyzing the obstinate resist
ance of the Moslems to Christian
ity, the missionaries give these mo
tives:
—Christianity has too many hard
teachings for the followers of Mo
hammed. From the Christian view
point, the Moslem leads an immor
al life. He is not interested in em
bracing a teaching that would cur
tail his earthly pleasures.
—The modern Moslem is the
product of countless generations
of hatred for the Christians. His
torically, the Moslems consider
Christians their natural enemies.
This attitude can bo traced beck
te the crusades and oven to the
prophet himself.
Plans Approved
For International
Marian Congress
ZARAGOZA. Spain—(NC)—The
Holy See has approved plans for
an international Marian Year con
gress to be held here with dele
gates attending from Spain. Portu
gal and the countries of Isatin
America, it Mas announced.
The congress, the date of which
has not yet been decided, is being
held under the auspices of the
Spanish Hierarchy, with Arch
bishop Rigoberto Domenech y
Valls of Zaragaza in active charge
Meanwhile, Generalissimo Franco
head of the Spanish State, ha* ac
cepted the chairmanship of an
honorary committee, which in
cludes leading figures in Spanish
ecclesiastical and civil life.
HARRY WELINITZ
Concrete & Cind«r
Building Units
Steel Sash
231 N. Princeton JO. 8112
"Curl*y”
L*Fr»*r
New Unit Of Medical Sisters
His Eminence Eugene Cardinal Tisserant, secretary of Sacred
Congregation of the Oriental Church was welcomed to the Syro
Maiabar novitiate of the Medical Mission Sisters by Mother Anna
Dengel, M.D. The Sacred Congregation granted permission fer
the Syro-Malabar Medical Mission Sisters, previously a separate
community, to be affiliated with the Medical Mission Sisters ef
(Fox Chase) Philadelphia, at the same time preserving their own rite.
Think of the burden nf the
Holy Father on whom falls the
Good-Will Legate
Monsignor Nicholas H. Weg
ner, (above), director of Boys
town, Nebr., who is on a four
month good-will tour which will
include visits to Haweii, Japan,
Korea, Malaya, the Philippines,
India, Pakistan, Turkey and
Greece.
"Your Friendly Neighborly Store"
CITY FURNITURE
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TRADE Parking Delivery T« Pay
God Love You....................
Church Seems To Be Winning
Battle For Religious Freedom
Any mother has dozens of
conflicting emotions depending
on what happens to her children
during the day. A cut finger,
good work in
school or sick
ness cause her
to run the ga
mut of emo
tion from
joy to sorrow.
So it is with
those interest
ed not in one
mission, or one
society or one
part of the
world, but
missions of the Church aided
by the Society
Propagation of
example, we
proud of the
Christians, who
of Communist persecution made
a pilgrimage to the shrine of Our
Lady of Zose. The next moment,
we feel justifiable anger at the
Communists who mentally tor
tured a priest for two years, and
convinced that he was indoctrin
ated. sent him to the shrine to
win the faithful away from the
Holy Father. But the priest im
mediately went to his hishop and
reaffirmed his faith.
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen ...-...........
with all the
for the
the Faith. For
are justifiably
10.000 Chinese
after five years
A dispatch from Pakistan tells
that the Moslems insist on their
religion being taught to Chris
tions. The Church, however,
seems to be winning the battle
for religious freedom slowly. At
the same time, word comes from
Uganda, Africa, that the Mis
sions have inaugurated a sys
tem which we have long favored
in the United States, six years of
elementary schools, three years
for junior or high schools and
three years for senior schools
or colleges. Hurrah for Africa
which gives education as we dn
hut in less time, by making the
students work harder That
joy is tempered by the sad news
that the Mau Mau in Kenya killed
two missionary Sisters, and car
ried off two Sisters and a priest.
All these things—or rather, these
persons, we care about.
K*nn*y
responsibility for the Church
throughout the world. Will you
not lighten his load by making
a sacrifice? Send him yours
through The Society for the
Propagation of the Faith.
If you can through love of God
forsake some S2 pleasure (a
week’s desserts, a taxi ride or a
movie) we will send at your re
quest a World Mission Rosary.
For a $5 sacrifice (the priee of
theatre tickets or a trip to the
hairdresser) and your request
we will send a sterling silver
God Love You medal.
GOD LOVE YOU to R.A. and
co-workers. “This represents
money we girls gather through
the mite box” ... to M.W. for
$11. “In thanksgiving fnr a job
received.” ... to M.A.S. “To
celebrate my 28th birthday, I
am sending $28 for the Mis
sions” ... to Mrs. W.B. “In re
sponse to that small inner voice,
I am sending this $100 which is
part of my Christmas Club mon
ey for the Missions. At least this
will be well spent ”... to S.J.C.
“1 am a cab driver who saved
$8 50 this month. I save what
ever I can to do my bit towards
helping the missions convert
more people each day. Now I am
praying for the conversion of a
girl I like very much and hope
to marry ... to E D. “This $30
is the amount my mother would
have spent on a Christmas gift
for me. I asked her to give me
this money so I might send it
to the Missions. After all, it is
His birthday” to E. M. “I
have saved this $50 in the last
few months by putting my small
change in a jar at the end of
each day” ... to A*. S. “Enclosed
is $10, my reward for returning
$300 which I found.” ... to
J.J.H. “This year I was made ex
ecutor of the Last Will of a
husband and wife. As their exec
utor, my legal commission was
$668.98 but instead of accepting
it, I am sending it to the Mis
sions for I am sure that is the
way they would have wanted it.”
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director of The So
ciety for the Propagation of the
Faith, or your Diocesan Director
Father James Kulp, 245 East
Town Street, Columbus 15, Ohio.
Pontiff Greets
Vatican Envoy
VATICAN CITY—(Radio, NC)
Sir Douglas F. Howard. Great Brit
ain’s new minister to the Holy See,
has presented his credentials at
an audience with His Holiness
Pope Pius XII.
Formerly British Ambassador to
Uruguay. Sir Douglas replaces Sir
Walter Roberts, who retired from
the diplomatic service last year.
His official diplomatic rank is en
voy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary.
Sir Douglas has been a diplo
mat since 1919 and served for
some years in Spain both before
and after W’orld War TI.
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
FILING EQUIPMENT
FAVORS AND NOVELTIES
NITSCHKE BROS.
STATIONERS PRINTERS
87 East Gaj Street
COLUMBUS. OHIO
WHERE THOUSANDS
SAVE MILLIONS
Currant Return
Accounts
Insured
To $10,600
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
71 South Third Street
Materialism
Seen Harmful
To Africans
VATICAN CITY fNC) The
“snares of materialism” are a par
ticular danger for the people of
Africa whom modern technological
progress is pushing into the 20th
century at breakneck speed.
This warning was made here in
Osservatore Romano Vatican City
daily, by Vittonno Veronese gen
era) secretary of the Permanent
Committee for Internationa) Con
gresses of the Apostolate nf the
Laity.
Mr. Veronese wrote the article
upon his return from Uganda
central Africa where he helped or
ganize and participated in the first
African Congress of the lay apos
totate.
The article applies te Africa
the cautions voiced by His Holi.
nesa Pepe Pius XII in his Christ
mas address! The Pope then la
beled as an illusory dream the
ideas that technological progress
alone could solve the world's
problems and bring genuine hap
piness.
"Unless the spiritual and educa
tional forces seize leadership (in
Africa),” Mr. Veronese wrote, “the
people will fall under'the spell of
excitement for scientific progress
and the false dream that techno
logical progress is the highest hu
man value and the only one ca
pable of bringing freedom and
prosperity
“While a civilization founded on
clans and tribes crumbles, the Afri
cans will seize science, cast them
selves into the development of
their country's economy and de
mand they be masters of their own
destinies. Who then will save them
from the snares of materialism?
-------------------o------------------
Germans Warned
About Meetings
COLOGNE (NC) German
Catholics have been warned against
participating in a number of inter
national meetings during the tear
1954 which, though carefully cam
oflaged are organized by common
ism.
Among the meetings listed are
(1) International Conference of
Lawyers for Defense of Democrat
ic Rights. (2) Peace Congress tor
Asia and the Pacific (organized by
World Peace Council), (3) Festival
of the Youth of Central America
and the Caribbean (organized by
the World Federation of Democra
tic Youth. 4) 1954 World
Congress (organized by the
Peace Council), (5) the May
brations organized by the
Federation of Trade Unions, 6i
World Youth Day set for Nov. 10
(organized by the World League of
Democratic Youth, and (7) the
W’orld Students’ Day on Nov. 17.
Peace
World
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309 W. Center Dial 2-3134
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77 ............... LaRue. Ohio
Member Federal Deposit Ina. Corp.
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Exclusive Franchise Dealers
OSTERMOOR
Fine Mattresses and Boxsprings
here deserve
when you arc
The turns listed
to be remembered
distributing your patronage tn
the different lines of businew.
RITZ BAR & GRILL
tot M*non
Yeo *an g*t the bast Italian Spa
ghetti, RavoJi. Italian Ptata, Good
Stenka A Chek*n and HOME MADE
PASTERIES
Premium Beer* A Fancy Drmka.
Friday, Jan 29, 1954 THE CATHOLIC TIMES—7
Be Loyal To Our Advertisers
MEET YOUR
CHEVROLET SALESMAN
SEE ME AT
WINDERS CHEVROLET CO
783 N. HIGH STREET
for a demonstration ride
in a new
"1954 CHEVROLET"
with power steering
PERPETUAL NOVENA
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Every Tuesday 7:30 p.m.
St. Christopher’s
Church
Grandview A Ida
Since 1890
First Mortgage Loans
Insured Savings
Safe Deposit Boxes
_AV1NG^AN0
Walter C. Krupp, Pres.
i Fast Battery Charge
Finneran &
Fischer
Oak and 6th Sts. ADams 0208
MARION
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
**T
’It
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 HARTMAN. Owner
year’s_____
experience. Free e-tianste*
28
104 Belmen*
Dial 2-7472 *vepings
MOVING—STORAGE PACKING SHOES
MARION CARTAGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving
Low independent rates. Agent Ste
vens Van Lines 893 Wilson Ave.
Dial 2 2747._________________
WRIGHT
Transfer A Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
Oak St Dial 2 2537
126
Dry Cleaners
RARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St.
Marion 2 1627
PAPERHANGING
PAPERHANGING Wallpaper
cleaning and wall washing In
terior painting. Patch plastering
and arches. Paper samples
shown. 127 S. High St Dial
2-1212 8 i. to 5 p.
PET SHOP
Beautiful Bab} Parakeets
KAYLE E PET SHOP
543 S Prnsnect St Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS DRAINS
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Sendee. 592 E. George St
Manon 2-2726.
The Diamond Center Of Marion
LORDS
.JEWELERS
114 S. Mein St.
Charles M. Salvatore
Phone KL. 3551
CURRENT
FRANKLIN
FEDERAL
DIVIDEND
RATE
2/2%
AT MAIN
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Walter Zuber, Vice Pres.
We test and recharge your battery without
removing it from your car. New power for
a discharged battery in only 30 minutes.
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift ’s Truly
Appreciated.
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St., Marion, Ohio
Bibles, Statues. Prayerbooks
RESTAURANTS
EDNA'S RESTAURANT
713 Hovle St
Marion, O. Phone 2 9947
Smart & Waddell
GOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years
E. Canter 118 S. Main
137
TELEVISION SERVICE
Television Antennas
Installed & Repaired
John & Bob Paulus
Ph. 27684 Ph. 2-4691
576 E. Church 437 Oak St.
Television Antennas
RONALD W. ARNDT
IS E Walnut Dial 2-8480 eteniaye
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kindt
Call or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phone 4470
The Diamond Store of Marion
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers

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