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10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES Friday. June 17,1955 10.000 Take Part in Rome Corpus Christi Procession ROME—(NC) Tens of thou sands of Romans took part in a Corpus Christi procession in which Archbishop Luigi Traglia. Vice gerente of Rome, carried the Bless ed Sacrament several miles through the crowded streets of the Trion fale section. Located not far from the Vati can. the neighborhood is one of the poorest in the city. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FA8TEETH a pleasant alkaline (non-add! powder, holds false teeth inore firmly To eat and talk In more comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS TER1TH on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks ■plate odor” (denture breath). Get wASTEETH at any drug counter. -I Kit DUCKWORTH PLUMBING 8 HEATING 497 S. High HI. 4-4519 Geo. J. Igel Co., Inc. 501 Eaton St. CA. 1-6601 Florentine Restaurant 907 W. Broad CA. 82262 COOK & SOM FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1631 Parson. HI. 4-7S61 BERGER MEATS INC. M4 Fornoff HI 4-3551 Dependable and Courteous Funeral Service For 95 Years U N 1 I A 0 I HE O 3 $ Titoists Angered as Visitors See People Demonstrate Faith TRIESTE (NC) The three top Kremlin leaders who spent eight days in Yugoslavia as guests of Marshal Tito left behind at least one bitterly angry and disappointed “com rade He is the notorious Edward Kardelj. the Slovene com munist leader, who has been vainly trying to introduce com- munism intn Slovenia’s countryside and to replace religious devotion with Marxism-Leninism. He is deeply disturbed—accord ing to reports reaching here—be cause the Soviet leaders were able to see for themselves how utterly the Tito regime has failed in wip ing out religion among the people of the predominantly Catholic re gions of Croatia and Slovenia. The opportunity came when Ni kita S. Khrushchev, the powerful secretary general of the Soviet Communist Party, was taken, along with Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin and Deputy Premier A. I. Mikoyan Phone CApital 1-6665 CONNECTIONS IN ALL CITIES CALL ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT tan MM |Egan-Ryan n OMUNI of the USSR, on an automobile tour from Rijeka (Fiume) through Pos tojna to Ljubljana, capital of Slov enia, and from Ljubljana to Bled. The trip was made on May 31, a day on which the countryfolk farmers, peasants, villagers, the young and the old—climax their traditional special month-long ex pressions of devotion to the Mother of God. What the three Soviet leaders saw caused Kardelj to confess later: “We have made one of our biggest blunders.” All through th* trip, Khrush chev and his companions saw groups of Catholics in pictures que homespun costumes, some barefoot, wending their way to churches and chapels to pray to the Holy Virgin. They saw farm ers kneeling in the bright sun shine at th* foot of wayside crosses, rosaries dangling from their fingers. According to the reports, the Soviet leaders were obviously amaz ed at the scenes of Marian devo tion along the route. They ap peared, however, to be cheerful and good-humored. But not the Tito henchmen who rode with them..... Karldelj was quoted as saying also after the trip: “If the journey had been postponed for 24 hours, Khrushchev would never have got the impression that it is the Catho lic Church and not the Communist Party which still dominates the life of Slovenia's countryside.” -------------o------------------- Bishop* Two Laymen Honored by Queen ROSEAU. Dominica, British West Indies (NO—Belgian born Bish op James Morris, C.SS.R., of Ro seau has been made a Companion of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth. His name, and those of two other prominent Catholics in the British West Indies, appeared in the Queen's Birthday Honors list. The other Catholics honored were Sir William Alexander Bus tamente, a Negro, who was made a Knight Bachelor and Capt Henry S. McGrath, who also was appointed Companion of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Both belong to Jamaica WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS 8% fl Currant Return #1/^/0 Account* Ml dm Insured Saturday, June 18th 4-17 P.M. Fancy Work Stand Cakes Novelty Games Fish Pond Refreshments Amusements 21" RCA VICTOR COLORED TV AND OTHER PRIZES ON DISPLAY This Ad Sponsored By These Patrons Of St. Hoermle’s Appliances 1899 Parson. HI. 4-2195 SNEDEKER’S Confectionery and Grocery 1603 S. 4th HI. 3-4602 South Hi-Wee-Wash-lt Laundry 1602 S. High HI. 4-8646 DoVanney Cleaners And Tailors 1281 Parton* HI. 4-8686 LEED’S JEWELERS 1904 Parton. HI. 4-6204 To $10,000 CENTRAL OHIO FEDERAL SAVINGS 78 South Third Stroot ST. LADISLAUS HOMECOMING Foreign Grocery Foodtown Store 1956 Person* HI. 3-5577 MAEDER QUINT FUNERAL HOME 1068 S Hih St. HI 4-1185 Whitacre Flowers Hl. 4-4031 158 Southwood Fountain Drug Store ‘•Prescriptions Our Specialty 1846 Parton* Ave. HI. 4-1411 HI. 4-0371 Ladislaus WM. J. SIMONS FUNERAL HOME 1188 S. High St. HI. 4-5909 Re*. HI. 4-8169 Columbus-Celina Coach Co. 220 I. Town St. CA. 1-5030 City Decorating Co. 781 S. Front St. HI. 4-4230 HI. 4-1734 Lake Shore System 714 E. Broad St. CA. 4-6310 CA. 1-5171 ‘Defender of the Church' ■W k *1 Bi i Eugene J. Butler, director of the Legal Department of the Na tional Catholic Welfare Conference, receives th* honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle, Chancellor, at th* ennual commencement exercises at Catholic University of America. Mr. Butler, a Knight Commander of th* Order of St. Gregory, was praised for being a "strong defender and promoter o* th* rights and welfare of the Church." Status of Viet Refugees Still Islnkown (Radio, N.CjW.C. News Service) By Father Patrick O'Connor SAIGON, Vietnam The International Commission is still unable to give information regarding the men and women sentenced by the communist Vietminh in North Vietnam following attempts by refugees to depart for the south. Replying to this correspondent at a press conference here, Indian Chairman M. J. Desai said th« Commission “has requested the au thorities to keep it informed as to the status of these persons De lays are something the Commis sion must accept.” To a question, “Will the Com mission accept any delay? Are not some delays themselves violations of the Geneva agreements?” Mr. Desai answered: “Three or four months to terminate a given case is not unreasonable.” The group of Balang prisoners concerning whom the Commission quiered the Vietminh, apparently fruitlessly, are now more than four months sentenced. The Commission found the Vietminh guilty in the incident after which these persons were arrested. WASHINGTON (NC) Rep. Louis C. Rabaut of Michigan has said he foresees no objection from the present Congress on his bill to create a special die to cancel stamps with the words “I*ray for Peace.” BUYERS' Sarviae tekagrtty The Park National Bank OF NEWARK THE BOWERSTON SHALE COMPANY Roman and Rug Face Brick Hanover. Ohio Telephone ROckwell 3-3851 BOSCO BRICK ‘Tru-Fa/ue’ Used Cart West Main Motors 93 WEST MAIN PHONE FA. 5-8911 last 31 Step* Waet of Firth Street Independent Dairy Inc. PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS "We Invite Your Inspection of Our Dairy” 48 Kreig St. Phone FA 4-3521 For Advertising Rates Write: AD DEPT. CATHOLIC TIMES P. O. BOX 636 COLUMBUS, OHIO George W. Arensberg PHARMACIST IT* Hadson Ave., Newark. Okie SPECIALIZING IN PRESCRIPTIONS Swanks Market Phone FA. 3-2151 DOLANS Clothing & Shoa* 59 S. 3rd St. Newark, O. HANBY'S Electric & Paint Store TH Everything /er thr Homr" “Where Good Furniture It Not Expensive” "WHEN WE FURNISH YOUR HOUSE IT BECOMES A HOME" Dial FA. 3-9101 22-24 ARCADE DRUMMOND'S "The Store With 1000 Gifu" For All Oeeaaion. Gifts and China Cell FA. 3-0801 23 E. Church St. Newark, Ohio E. E. CARTNAL AND SON Roofing Sheet Metal Furnaces PHONE FA. 4-4141 Rur 58 S. 4th St. Newark, Ohio Catholic Hour Draws Record Mail Response WASHINGTON (NC) A record-breaking mail re sponse followed the recent “Paulist Debates” series on The Catholic Hour on Tele vision program, it was disclos ed here by the National Coun cil of Catholic Men, producer of the programs. The series which was carried by the NBC network and features Fa thers John Reynolds and James Finley. Paulist priests, was in the form of debates on the subjects “Need of Religion,” “A Sense of Sin.” “Confession” and “Marriage.” Father Finley took the role of ob jector while Father Reynolds de fended the teachings of the Church. The NCCM announced that more than 17.000 pieces of mail were re ceived as a result of the programs —a response unprecedented in the history of The Catholic Hour on TV. Thousands of the letters came from persons who had personal problems concerning the topics discussed. Hundreds were requests from non-Catholics. who asked for SECTION CLASSIFIED Information THE NEW LOOK FOR '65 REDUCING OSCILLATION MASSAGE Relaxing and steam bath. Eshelman 1499 W Main St., phone DI. 4-3986. SCRAP METAL OF ALL KINDS. WILL pickup. Call 982 Frazeysburg, or drop a card. F, Markland, Frazeysburg. Schlitz. Burger Gam Distributor In Licking County Hmes Distributing Company Newark, O. Phone FA 6-6911 Carry Outs MONTGOMERY CARRY OUT COLD BEER ALE WINE PARTY SUPPLIES CASE DKLTVERl FA. 9-4351 198 8. Third Hardwares Delta Power Foote Crane-Krieg-Flory Hardware 8 Park Newark, 11 Rlu* Jay A Wat son Road* Route 4 Phone FA. 22991 Newark Where Io Dine ANNARINO BROTHERS NEW CENTER CAFE Steak* Chop* French Fried Shrimp Genaine Italian Spaghetti 71 E Main St. Newark O "Tk* Seer* Tkw la Di/fermf*’ FURNTTURf ft ACCESSORIES 87-88 W. Men St. Newark WALKER’S Vacuum Cleaner Shop Authorised Representative For Hoover Vacuum Cleaners NEW and REBUILT Sales and Service Repair On All Makes Pick-Up and Delivery Anywhere in the County E. Main FAirfax 2-0811 291 AftCAJM A UNION BLOCK. MWARR.0, Newark, Ohio HOME POULTRY RENTALS Sander. Power and Hand Tool. Wallpaper Steamer. Seeder. Complete Household Tool Service Trailer. By Day, Week, or Month Hitches Furnished Far All Car. One Way Trailer Service 362 Union St. DI 4-2945 Newark, Ohio MARTIN HEATING CO. Sales and Service AMERICAN STANDARD SUNBEAM HEATING EQUIPMENT JANITROL EQUIPMENT TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL GAS COAL Phone FA. 5-8241 Rear 384 W. Church St. Deposits insured THE NEWARK TRUST COMPANY additional information concerning the topics As a result the NCCM I said 15,000 pamphlets were sent I out to letter writers. I CERTIFIED Refrigeration Service Walter Carney New Lexington O Phon* 106 III Sheeran's r-l Quality Drugs Opposite Cqurt House New Lexington Ohio Burger NEWARK Herbert H. Huffman GROCERY 828 FA. 6-0581 E. Main St. Newark, Ohio ROBERTS SUNOCO SERVICE Washing Polishing Servicing Tire* Batteries Accessories WE FIX FLATS 234 Mt. Vernon Road FAirfax 3-5571 Newark, Ohio Dewey T. Hartley, O.D. First National Bank Bldg. Phone: FA. 6-0641 Newark, O. ——————et— o Saving* 8 Loan NEWARK SAVINGS & LOAN CO REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURED SAVINGS 14 W. Main FA. 3-5*11 SEPTIC TANKS SEPTIC TANKS CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS W. L. MATTOX Corner Ferry and Daniel Ave. Phon* DI. 4-5920. Newark. Ohio VAULTS CESSPOOLS SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED MODERN EQUIPMENT Myers and Son LIFETIME CAREER BE A HAIRDRESSER 3-B School of Beauty 17H b. PARK PLACE PHONE FA *-0381 nd female. Clinic open price*. No A profession for male Caah and payment plan, to the public, minimum appointment necessary EARL FRIEDLINE SPOUTINC ROOFING SCHILL FURNACES Repair Work 28 Year* Experience Free Estimate*—New Work Guaranteed 39 Jefferson Street FA. 4-4*71 Newark. Ohio For Advertising Rates Write: AD DEPT. CATHOLIC TIMES P. O. BOX 636 COLUMBUS. OHIO THE HUB The Busy Store Men'* end Boy'* Clothing NEWARK OHIO Phone FA. 4-0531 NEWARK FEED STORE S. Sth FA. 43061 Newark, O. THE NEWARK MERCHANTS CREDIT ASSOCIATION 22 Schaus Bldg. Phon* FAirfax 6-6511 Newark Ohio Be Loyal To Our Advertisers New Lexington ’E' Metzger 4 Ins. Agency Complete Insurance Service i 113 N. Main 228* Hot Point Appliance* Television Sale* & Service Ellis Dept. Store 803 N Main St. New Lexington Phone 1*7 PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO Distributors For Duquesne Schlitz GUIDE 'HAPPY HOURS HOUSE NURSERY SCHOOL Open during the SUMMER month* as play school, by day or week. SUPERVISED PLAY-GROUND FREE TRANSPORTATION 45 S. 35th St. DI. 4-6445 HOWARD STUDIO “Portraits With Personality” WEDDINGS Formal Or Informal 35Vi N. 3rd St. FA. 5-7041 Newark, Ohio & AUTO SUPPLY Seat Covers—Quaker State Oil Auto Lite Batteries Zerone & Zerex—Auto Supplies Newark, O. 68 W. Main St. Ora Shannon REALTOR 365 National Drive FAirfax 2-2261 Newark, O. RITCHEY'S Restaurant Newark, Ohio Altmeyer Shell Service Greatest Gasoline Development In 31 Years Feel the Difference One Tankful 1** Granville St at Backingham TRADE WTTB TBE ROE EMERSON It BORDEN'S Dairy A Ice Cream Co. Bank Reference* Newark, Ohio TOM STEVENS NORTH PARK FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone FA 6-2341 1237 Mt Vernon Road MATESICH DIST. AGENCY Budweiser Wiedemann's Red Top Gibson's Wine Newark, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio Barrett Bros. Paint Store MICKEY and JACK DISTRIBUTORS OF BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES 402 W. Main St. Diamond 4-5905 Newark, Ohio 3TOKA CLOTBKA—MATS—FURNISHINGS SHOES 11 "8” Waet Side 8«aara, Newark The Lad'* Star* a* Wall a* Dad'* a sum nun inniininiiiaiiiiinwnniniHininNn^ CEMENT, BRICK, NEW AND USED LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS 1 S. G. (TEDO) I LOEWENDICK & SONS LINNV1LLE ROAD PHONE FA. *-1641 flu Ted's Jewelry Newark 57 S. Third St. Phone FA. 4-3411 DICK’S COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE Early or Late? Open 8 till S 54 S. 2nd St. FA. 3*983 Newark. Ohio NEWARK TERMITE CONTROL FREE INSPECTION AND ESTIMATES PHONES DI 4-3105 FA. 5-7601