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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday, August 13. 1954 THE HERMAN FALTER PACKING CO. PORK AND BEEF PRODUCTS breeaUw. A..nn. COLLMBLS, OHIO cedar) point] 111 Gnuehar BL Zaa*»»IHe O.. Ph A.1AM eitttrwa* Wiring Maotennae* CMaaaarmni ladnetrta Rm deetm TELEVISION Mattiaon MU»a» Kweam ati Ch*aat Raaer-Sharn *.4«a-ia^P de* Fa«i» DISTRIBUTED BY L. A. EMMERT Sia»« (812 44 Thtr* St Phen* taeee'lll* Oh** -MoomnoN is a pyjli i.ifb- Flood's Bar and Grill INW LIQUOR! 'Beet «t It* 8««tK TASTY SOODS SANDWICHES 430 Market ?b 4491 ARTWIL 430 Mam St. JACK HEMMER ICE CREAM ZANESVILLL, OHIO Forrest L. Baillie O.D. OPTOMETRIST Hours—9:00 to 5.00 Daily Krosge Bldg. Phona 24232 Zanesville THE YOUNG INS. AGENCY Inc. Auto Fire Liability Accident Life Extended Coverage Bonds Diet 3 7015 Maaome Tempi* ____ 1-1011 Night* Sunday* Holidays 3-8842 Zan**»»ll* Ohio ON LAKE ERIE ON LAKE ERIE --"J pla, 2213-15 N. Maple Ave. Phone 2-4503 ZANESVILLE, OHIO MUTUAL FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. CURRENT DIVIDEND 2% Sstwii Aeeonwi IniurM to SH OOt Motnal Feder* Hu'ldint 14 Fifth Street taa»aa»O‘oa»a»»»»»»*»»M*td»»a»*»e»»»»aaa»»aaaooad "Your Beauty is our Career" Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc. l**‘‘*^ Ample Parking U S HIGHWAY S six Miles east el SaMvrtjr Finest BATHING BEACH in the World ZANESVILLE K Funeral Directors Z-6 The Mader-Peoples Funeral Homes 42 i Putnam Ava. 810 Forast Ava. Phone 2 4551 Arthur A Bryan Kenneth O. Bohn Wendell Swope Information Z9 Terrace Appliance ANITA FLOOD V 47 N. 4th It. (Main Floor) Phone 24152 LIDO WINE STORE J. Jacolennr. Mgr. 40 So. Sth St. Zanesville and Coshoeton, Ohio THE CAMERA SHOP “Everything Photographic" 820 Market St. Phene 2-1302 BUILDING BLOCKS HR1HCRET UIINHIONI DUNBRICH-STBPriNG STONES ALL COLOM ZANESVILLE BRIKCRETE ran© phon* -«»n Radin Oarvte* A»«iiannn» Repaired ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. GEORGK SMITH W. J. HECK CO. General Contractors ___ Znnesvdfe Johnston's Restaurant “Famous tor Chicken*' USE BORDENS Homogenized Milk lc Quart Over Regular Milk Call 2206 lANTbVltl.lt BUILDER* 0UPPI4M ready Mixrn He." HAND asD GRAVTl Adam* Bro*. Inc. GENERAL COM RM UNG t*» Bohn & Kern Mig & Supply Co Plumbing A Heating Supplies tn A th’.ra Kt Zaa**»»ll* Business Announcements Z-30 Appliances ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Drive to Doecan Falla a Sa»* W DEITRICK W. trad* Ph 4 488* E»e* 4-4408 IT PAYS TO USE fHE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS PAYNTER'S TEXACO SERVICE OPEN DAILY S :*0 TO EXPERT 1.1 BRICATION 1888 Gr*enw**d Ph. 1 8271 HANGING ROCK GRILL Corner Maysville 4 Echo Phone 20222 BEER WINE FINE FOODS BREESE DRUG STORE 1422 Maple Ave. Ph. 2-9030 Zanesville, Ohio Beverages WRIC.IH VESS COLA BOTTLING CO i«4« w PH Mil _______ PEACHES Wait fur our home grown peaehee. Fine ero® comjng on. ROLLER FRITT FARMS Lerated I mil*. mouth of Zanwrille ____________ on Rout* 71 DUSENBERRY S*p*eZ*rie Claanora *17 Underwee 0 Ph S-SSS1 Drug Stores FOGG'S CENTRAL DRUG STORE MARKET Al FIFTH ^ZANESVILLE. OHIO ^MIKL»:Y 8 I’HAHMAtT fEKKACB POINT l«0« Oraaden Hoad__________ 1-S471 Furnaces MAZAIR FURNACE CO. «l Fadaral Aea Ph -ll»A Money To Loan AID-BUDGET-LOAN Aatomnhila Huim hnlri t.ooda Loan* 411 Market Kt Hili' Hart lia 7.114 Paint Contractors Hanifan Decorators, Inc. Domestic and Industrial Painters and Decorators 629 Park St. Zanesville Offtrr Phone 2-1174 Raa Phane ?-»41| Television Z-73c PLVMMKR RADIO BBRV1CI TBLBVIBION laatallatian and Bareiea Rome and A ata Radi* Reeaira 141 S 7th Ph 1-241* COAL YARDS Z 74b KU) ASH PEACOCK COAL treated Stoker He Nut l#e Lamo 41« ZAM o"aI CO PH 2-9276 Auto Service—Repairs 97c O S Sterling Service Quaker State Products Phoae f-0444 114 Putnam ZanMeill* PE I MOTOR CO. Offers A Special Deal To Catholic Times Subscribers Ohio’s Best Deals OHIO______Southeastern conckktb Retail A Wholesale Guaranteed Used Cars MaeavilU A Mrrrxk A»e Ph M. L. Cottingham, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales Service 1 ?1 South Th'fci Phone 2635 Market Tire & Supply U S TIRES BATTFRTFS SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Phone 2-S276 Cor Siwth A South YdlMaviile O. rn m. i oughlin. and sons DAVISONS BOTTLED GAS CO. SI HLRKAN GAN KERVH E R*Cri(*rator« —Watar Heater* Ran*» Washing Machine* PI.l MBING and HRATING Mile* Out Adamaville Rd. Adam*vill* Rd. 2-S243 DREXEL FURNITURE Carefully built furniture priced to euft your puree end planned to plea tie your pridp Trftdhional* (‘ontemporary, or Provinria! Th** By Drexel” brand mark aeaurea yon of fine era ft pm a nah ip C?W.CANNON FURNITURE STORE Mam R***vill* 7 7111 Frank A. Leone REALTOR 51 N. 5th St. PH. 3-1116 MAYSVILLE SUPER MARKETS “2 Locations” South Zanesvilla, Ohio And 804 K««n St. in Zanesville, Ohio Celebrate Russian Mass At Fordham Some 500 persons gathered before a replica of a Russian Sanctuary on the campus of Fordham University, New York, to witness the celebration of the Fourth annual Slavo-Byxantine Mass, sponsored by the Institute of Contemporary Russian Studies. Rev. Feodor Wilcock, S.J. (right) and Rev. Paul Dickinson, S.J. (left) both of the Fordham University Russian Center, concelebrated the liturgy. In addition to Cardinal Valeri, other members of the Hierarchy present included Their Eminences .James ardinal McGuigan. Arch bishop of Toronto, and Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, Archbishop of Montreal, and Archbishop Giovanni Panico, Apostolic Delegate to Can ada. lather Joseph Rousseau, counsellor for the Sacred Congre gation of Religious, in a report as general secretary of the congress, said it was a “truly national” con vention with ‘all thr congrega tions of Canada being represented without distinction of language or district.” Father Rousseau said that the complete reports of the Congiess will not be available until a later date when they will be published formally. He added that these re ports will deal with such matters as: The supernatural motives which should actuate obedience from the very beginning of religious life by a man or woman a realization that the vow of poverty precludes a Religious from being the first to introduce comforts in their works and recreations the positive culti vation of the virtue of perfect NOW AVAILABLE Ballroom At The Knights Of Columbus Club State A Sixth Wedding Parties Receptions Banquets Dances Reasonable Rotes CA. 1-4451 ■-».. I Canada Adopts National Religious Conference MONTREAL (NC) Canada has become the third country in the world to establish a national Conference of Re ligious on a permanent basis. The other countries which have national conferences are Spain and Colombia. The decision to bring together representatives of some 60,000 Canadian priests, Brothers and nuns was voted at the five-day Congress of Canadian Religious held here. Some 1.400 delegates attended the cun gross, the first of its kind ever held in Canada, at which His Emi nence Valerio Cardinal Valeri. Pre fect of the Sacred Congregation of Religious, was the presiding offi cer. Cleaners end Dyers A* prefect of the Sacred Con gregation, Cardinal Valeri is the leader of some 900,000 nuns in 1,000 communities and some 200,000 priests arfd Brothers in 200 communities throughout the world. He said that the idea of adopting a permanent national conference of religious also was being considered by several oth er countries. I chastity through furnishing psycho logical. philosophical and theologi cal knowledge of the virtue and the presentation of questions con cerning marriage with a view' to furnishing more complete intelli gence in the matter of this vow. Father Rousseau also said that young Religious should be given positive instructions on the Mass and that full use should be made of the two recent Encyclicals on the liturgy. In the matter of prep aration. Father Rousseau said there .should be a scholasticate for aspirants to Sisterhoods or an extra ycai added to the noiiliale loi study of theological doctrines. A caII for closer relation* be tween Latin and Eaitern Rite* communities we* made by Fa ther Rousseau, who suggested that the congregations should prepare missionaries for the ra conquest of some 200-million Catholics behind the Iron Cur tain when the proper time ar rives. -------------------0---------------------- Titoists Place Prelate Under House Arrest GRAZ, Austria (NC) The Vicar General of an imprisoned Yugoslav Bishop has been placed under house arrest and is believed headed tin- imprisonment. He is Msgr, Andrija Majic. 43 year old vicar general of Mostar and acting head of the diocese since the imprisonment of Bishop 1 etc)- (Tile in 1948. Intensive questioning by the Tito police preceded the arrest of Monsignor Majic, the reports state. The OZNA (secret police) agents reportedly threatened the Monsignor with torture and im prisonment unless he revealed the source which informed the outside world of Bishop Cule's illness. Stories on the jailed pre late's illness were recently car ried in the Catholic press in the U.S. and other countries—report edly to the great embarrassment of the Tito regime Coincident with the prelate’s arrest came a sharp attack against him by the communist paper at Sarajevo. Oslobodieniu (Liberation). It charged hin» with being a fascist collaborator. The action against Monsignor Majic is* regarded as a reprisal by the Tito Regime for the prelate’s persistent refusal to join the gov ernment supported “SS. Cyril and Methodius Association’’ of priests. Similar to the “patriotic” priests groups of other communist coun tries this association aims at bring ing all clergymen under the abso lute domination of the regime. THE FRANCISCAN FATHERS of the Third Order Regular of Saint Francis INVITE YOU TO PREPARE FOR THE PRIESTHOOD Who: Men alter the completion of eighth grade high school and college stu dents Work: TEACHING. Parish. Home and foreign mis sions. THE BROTHERHOOD Who Men aft^r the completion of the 18th year. Why Pray and work. Work: Office Manual. Where In our Monasteries, Sem inaries. Parishes, Mis sions. NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION Write: Father James, T.O.R. Box 289, Hollidaysburg 8, Penna. The Mystical Body of Christ is once more recrucified on the modern cross, the hammer and the sickle. Indo-Chinese ✓Catholics in America are receiving letters ev ery day: “You will never hear from us again we will die for the Faith.” In the language of the Scriptures, we ask, “How long. Oh Lord, how long wilt Thou allow the enemy to perse cute?” Those who love the Missions— and what Catholic does not?— feel the beat of the Communist hammer on tabernacle doors and the brutal cut of the Communist sickle on the wheat fields of the faithful. But most of the agony of this new martrydom comes to a focus in the heart of the Holy Father the faithful of Indo-China are his sheep: the churches are his sheepfolds: the Bishops and priests his brethren. In a reflect ed manner, the Calvary of Indo China is also our Calvary. It is part of our body vhich is the Christ. Will you not, please, out of love for. Christ re-crucified pray for the Church in Indo China. and make a sacrifice for it? Do without a package of cigarettes, a cocktail or a movie send some old gold take out an annuity, cut into your capital that we may send it to the Holy Father to aid the Body of Christ tHat is broken anew for us in Indo-China. GOD LOVE YOU to R.B. for $2 “I had a very severe fall and escaped permanent injury.” to A.F.G. for $10 “I am sending this money to the Holy Father’s Missions as a sacrifice of my fa vorite dessert, egg custard pie, which I have not eaten for some time" ... to M.K. for $1. “I made this money by selling worms.” ... to Mrs. A: M. for $59, I have been saving a dollar a week for the Missions for over a year and I wish you to have this small sacrifice for the Holy Father’s Missions?’ ... to P. (TH for $125. “Here 3% of my next year’s salary—the amount charged by our placement agen cy. I promised that if I received a position without going through the agency the Missions could have the fee.” We will send you a W’orldmis sion Rosary if you will sacrifice $2 for the suffering of the world.’ If you have some table linen that you ,are not using and would like it td be used for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in mission poor hoi els please send it to Father Kulp. It will put your name into the Masses there. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS RC30 Construction Material* CONt'RCTE RLOCSS R**d* M’» onrret*—Sard and .r*t*J Brick and Tile—Boildint MatcriaU BASIC CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Pnnn. -?i 1 Mam St Drug Store* The Central Pharmacy Dial 26-986, Chillicothe DRUGS e SUNDRIES PHYSICIANS' SUPPLIES RIEDER PHARMACY Cer Church and Arch Phono 29-900 caiLucuraa SOUTH END PHARMACY 331 S. Paint Chillicothe Electrical Contractor* DUFFY ELECTRIC CO. RetMiildere oi Electrical Machinery Power Construction Work Phone 3 2206 Fruit Farm* LKO R1RSCH FRUIT FARM Run tin alow Pik* PH Grocer* FRANK J. HUNN MEATS AND GROCERIES Free Delivery Ota) 22M U *. paint Si C3ULL1C0TU. OBIO God Love You---------------- Mystical Body Is Recrucified On Hammer And Sickle bv Bishop Fid Ion J. Sheen The bell tolls again for the Missions. The Communists by a “Treaty of Peace" in Indo-China are making war on the most Ca tholiic pari of Asia, name ly Indo-China. There are over 1,500,000 Cat holies in Vietnam. 1.500 native priests and 5.000 na tive sisters About 10% of (he population is Catholic, the largest percentage by far in all, Russia and India being only 1% Catholic and Japan U of 1%. Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and send it to the Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of the Society for the Propagation ut the Faith, 366 Fifth-av., New York, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, Fr. James Kulp. Box, 795, Columbus 16. Ohio. BUYERS GUIDE CLASSIFIED SECTION 2*c ,m« A S*n4 At* T* Al e O. Bo* «3* Lolnmhn* 1* O CARRY OUT MYERb SUPPLY BEER A WINE STORE 116 W High Ph. 23891 DELIVERY SERVICE SPEER’S MERCHANT DELIVERY Phone 52976 666 N. Sandusky Mt Vernon, O GROCERY STORES STOP”N’ SHOP 115 S. Main Phone 34775 Groceries Meats Delicacies WTne and Beer Compliment* LYNDE'S MARKET Mt. Vernon, Ohio For Advertising Rates Write: AD DEPT. CATHOLIC TIMES P. O. 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VERNON Account* Insured To $10,000 CENTRAL OHIO FEDERAL SAVINGS 78 South Third Strati Mattresses Made Into Innersprinfs Patronize these reputable merchants who make possible a Mt. Vernon Sec tion in the Diocesan Catholic Press HARDWARES THORP HD WE & ELEC CO. Danville 59-B Danville. Ohio Round Hill Farm There Is A Difference tn Milk Homogenized Vitamin Milk For Hom* Delivery Phon* 41421 Mv Vernen. Okie Jewell Ice Cream & Milk Co. 9 N. Sandusky—Mt. Vernon HOMOGENIZED MILK PASTEURIZED lee Cream Butter Cottage Cheese «99» Telephone 21245 Hadley’s Furniture and Appliances 28 East Gambier Street Across The Street From The A & Market Hardware The Elberfeld-Chillicothe Company WARNER HOTEL™ Chillicothe s Finest COFFEE SHOP BAR 28 N. PAINT ST. PRONE 118* HOME DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Phono 9276 2*1 RIVERSIDE STREET CHILLICOTHE. OHIO Complete Outfitters for the Entire Family MAYFAIRS CHILLICOTHE. OHIO HOT ROD SUPPLIES Pistons. Kings. Heads Lowering Bars, Cams Dual Manifolds WRITE LS YOL’R WANTS. PRICES PROMPTLY QUOTED FRED'S AUTO SUPPLY 32 W. Main St. Chillicothe, Ohio Where to Pine RC-9o THE SANDWICH SHOP 2a8 K- Main Ph. 1308 Rood the Timet Classified Ad*. OWL BAR AND GRILL ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES GOOD FOODS 295 East Mair St. “hone 8070 Chillicothe, Ohio