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TRIMMER BRO®.
Two Pay Heavy Penalty
For Selling Lewd Books
DEFIANCE, O TNCp Two De
fiance men must pay $1,500 in fines
on obscene literature charges.
Albert Sisco, 44 gasoline serv
ice station proprietor, wax fined
$1,000 for possession of books de
scribed as ••obscene"’ and •'lewd.’’
Kenneth Rau, his 21 year-old em
ployee must pay $500 for the sale
of the 2Scent books kept in a desk
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of the 18th year.
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drawer which was opened under a
search warrant and also was found
to contain contraceptives.
The two pleaded guilty. Judge
H. MuHhoiand of Common
Pleas Court, in imposing the fines,
said of the actions of th# defend
ants: "There isn’t anything more
despicable.” Ohio law allows a fine
ranging from $200 to $2,000 or im
pnsonment to seven years, or both
R. Hutchinson, prosecuting
attorney, told the court he thought
the defendants had no "real con
cept of the serious nature of
their offenses adding that he be
lieved their "moral characters”
were not sufficiently developed
and that neither would repeat the
offense.
This community formed a mag
azine council after public atten
tion focused a few months age
on juvenile delinquency in the
local area, resulting in decision
to enforce a curfew ordinance.
Tt was a member of the maga
zine council, formed upon the in
illative of Supt. of Schools John
Demyan, who investigated the re
port that led to the arrest of Sisco
and his assistant. T. Andrews
whose wife is a member of the
evaluation commitlee of the maga
zine council, had an 18-year-old
youth ask at the gas station for
books or pictures. The youth pur
chased
six.
Salesman Unknown
gas station proprietor said
not know the name or ad
of the "salesman” who
The
he did
dress
brought the pornographic books to
his place of business. Following
Sisco s appearance in court, it was
announced that he is going out of
busines.*. a decision influenced by
the lewd-book selling said the local
manager of an nil company.
The Catholic Chronicle. newspa
I per of the Toledo diocese in an
I editorial occasioned by this case,
called on major companies to de
clare policies and penalties, if they
do not exist, that would end "the
use of gasoline service stations as
sales outlets for pornography and
contraceptives." The paper ran
tinned that "good will is at stake"
and that “plenty of motorists
would «top doing husinesj at any
gasoline service slation conducted
as trojan horse for sinful side
lines.”
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Resolution Urges
I .S. Honors For
French W ar Nurse
WASHINGTON (NC) A res
olution inviting Geneneve de Gal
ard-Terraube. the "angel of Dien
Bien Phu.” to visit the Vnited
Stales as an honored guest was
passed by the House of Represent
atives.
The resolution, which congratu
lated the French nurse on her
gallant senice requested that
the President transmit the invita
tion to visit the U.S. "at the ear
liest time convenient Io her and
her country.”
The resolution has now been
sent to the Senate.
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‘An Ideal Father’
Observance of Father's Day thia year, on Juno 20, will find many
Americans honoring the memory of louis Marlin, a Frenchman.
Mr. Martin is shown in this picture with his daughter, Marfo
Francois# Theresa. The ninth end last child born to Louis and
Zelie Martin, this young girl is known to the world today es St.
Theresa of the Child Jesus, the Little Flower. A recently published
book, "Louis Martin, An Ideal Father," by Louis and Marjorie
Wust of Falls Church, Va., has helped to foeps ettention upon the
father of the great Saint. There are those, bishope, priests and
laymen who think a cause may someday be introduced looking to
Mr. Martin's canonisation. This picture is reproduced with th# ox
press permission of the Carmel at Lirieux, where th# Little Flower
was a member of the Community.
Private Church,
School Erection
Hits New Peak
WASHINGTON iN(- Con
struction of churches and private
schools continued at peak dollar
levels during .May as total new
building expenditures in the Uni
ted States set a new record for the
month, according to figures re
leased here by the Departments of
Commerce and l^ibor.
Private school and church
building, however, rose 34 per
cent and 20 per cent respectively
from May. 1953. while total con
struction was up only 4 per cent
from a year ago.
In th# past year only one type
of private construction social
and recreational, which rose 38
per cent from May, 1953 has
shown a faster rate of increase
than private school building.
Similarly, it has been topped by
only one of the Commerce De
partment's categories of public
construction, the small miscel
laneous category where May ex
penditures totaled the relatively
email sum of $15,000,000.
Value of new private school
construction May increased 10
per cent from April to $43,000,000
This increase compaied with a rise
of 4 per cent from April for
expenditures for new public
schools, which totaled $171,000.
000 May. Church building rose
5 per cent from a month ago
$42,000,000.
—o-
P.T. Lay Leader
Calls. For Catholic
Anti-Red Action
MANILA (NO A call for
Catholic Action to rise and fight
communism v a.« issued here by Dr.
Jose Hernandez, president of
Catholic Action of the Philippines
There is no middle ground no
neutral "no man s land in the bat
tle "between God and evil.” Dr.
Hernandez declared in a speech at
a Knights of Columbus luncheon
here
"The choice is clear," ho said,
"Barabbas or Christ, communism
or Christianity."
In his address. Dr. Hernandex
said, “The Catholic Church, as the
keeper of the eternal light of the
Son of God, must now' rise and
fight communism. Catholic Action,
as the mandated army of Christ
and His Church must now deploy
its fences to defend and perpetuate
the dignity of the human person,
man’s freedom under tbe moral
law, and
know, to
till the
world.”
his inalienable right to
Jove, and to serve God
consummation of the
70% Of Goal Pledged
DALLAS— NC1) Pledges for
funds for a new Catholic university
for the Diocese of Dallas-Fort
Worth already total $1,399,566,
70% of the goal, it was announced
at a report meeting on May 25.
More pledges are still being re
ported.
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German Assumes
5ew Duties As
Envoy To Vatican
ROME (NC)—Germany’s first
post-war ambassador to the Holy
See: Wolfgang Jaenicke, has ar
rived in Rome and officially as
sumed his post after presenting
his credentials to the Vatican Pro
Secretaries of State. .Msgrs Domen
ico Tardini and Giovanni B. Mon
tini.
German priests and prelates sta
toned in Rome welcomed the 72
year-old ambassador, who is not a
Catholic. His arrival had been de
laved by sickness which obliged
him to interrupt his journey to
Rome in Milan
Alter his arrival here. Mr.
Jaenicke made his first calls on
the two German Cardinals, Their
Eminences Josef Cardinal Frings.
Archbishop of Cologne and Josef
Cardinal Wendel, .Archbishop of
Munich, who had come here to at
tend the canonization of St. Pius
The Papal \uncio to Germany.
Archbishop Moisiua J. Muench
who is Bishop of Fargo. N.D., is
also in Rome.
The (rfrnun embassy staff in
cludes two Catholics, Msgr. Josef
Hoefer, ecclesiastical consultor,
and Dr. Rudolf Salat, embassy
counselor
On thiee successive days the
Cardinal Archbishop of Sydney,
who is at present visiting the mis
sions of New Guinea, Neu Britain
and the Solomons, went aloft with
Bishop Arkfeld to visit isolated
mission stations.
IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS.
Toepfner’s
Modem® Object
To Raising Statu®
Of Vatican Envov
CAIRO (NC) Steps are now
being taken by Egyptian Minister
to the Holy See Marei Ah Fawn,
to have his
mission there
an embassy.
0-----------------------next
Cardinal Given Aerial Tour
Of Jungle Diocese
SYDNEY’, Australia (NC)
Believed to be the only Bishop in
the world who flies his own plane
Bishop leo Arkfeld. of Wewpk.
New Guinea, an American mem
ber of ihe Society of the Divine
Word, has taken His Eminence
Norman Thomas Cardinal Gilroy
on an aenal tour of his mountain
ous. jungle covered diocese.
to
country* diplomatic
rai»*d to the rank of
th* more extremist
Certain of
elements of Egypt a predominantly
Moaiem population however, are
unwilling to have Egypt recipro
cate and elevate ih* status of the
Vatican internunciature here.
Among these elements is the
fanatic Moslem Brotherhood
which, it has been pointed out, is
influential government circles.
Those who oppose the Holy See
mission here argue that such an el
evation would be granting a "fa
vored rank to the Papal Nuncio,
who would by custom
of Cairo s diplomatic
they say, should not
in a Moslem country.
Ohio
be the dean
corps. This,
be the cane
In addition to Egypt Moslem na
tions which now have ministers at
the Vatican include Indonesia, Iran
and Syna. There is a Pakistan Min
istry at the Holy See but the post
of minister is vacant at present.
I^ebanon, a Christian country of the
Near East, has n ambassador at
the Holy See.
Aew® In Brief
CINCINNATI—Half-day sessions,
use of "leaching assistants and
transportation of children to less
crowded schools may help solve
the critical teacher shortage in
the Cincinnati diocese Msgi Car:
Rvan superintendent of schools
reported last week.
At the same time, the Archdioce
san School Board adopted a regu
lation limiting to 50 the number
of children taught in one class
room the first and second
grades in parochial schools.
DAYTON—The new dormitory
of St. Joseph Orphanage in
Dayton will be dedicated this
Sunday by .Archbishop Alter.
The building which cost $306,000,
is divided into four main apart
and
the
ments, with recreational
craft facilities housed in
basement.
world
CINCINNATI—What the
needs to recover its health is
enough of the right kind of peo
ple. the Very Reverend Paul C.
Reinert S.J.. declared last week
in his Xavier University commence
ment address. The nght kind of
people according to Fathei Rem
ert. are those who are nght with
God. right with themselves and right
with others.
CLEVELAND To help sup
ply the 1.200 new teachers which
the diocesan school system will
need in the next 10 years. St.
John College last week announc
ed an emergency teacher educa
tion
program which will begin
fall. The program will en
young Catholic women to
teaching in pansh eiemen-
able
start
tary schools after only two years
ef college study.
Lima Pilgrimage Set
PHILADELPHIA NC) A
pilgrimage from the United States
to Lima. Peru, in honor of Blessed
Martin de Porres, will take place
November 18 to 26. it has been
announced here by the Blessed
Martin Retreat League, the spon
sor.
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MONTREA ,-fNC An
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Emperor Haile Selaiasne nt Ethio
pia by the University of Montreal
during his visit here. The degree
was conferred by His Eminence
Paul Emile Cardinal Ieger. Arch
bishop nf Montreal, chancellor ef
the university.
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