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Labor Priest
ReceivesCredit
At Strike End
1RIDEGPORT, Conn—(NC A
Catholic prelate who has served
aa
mediator or arbitrator in more
than
1,000 labor-management dis
putes has been given principal
credit for settling the 47 day
•trike of the Underwood Corpora
tion here.
Msgr. Joseph F. Donnelly of
New Haven, chairman of the
State Board of Mediation and Ar
bitration, received high praise
from both union and management
officials for his tireless and effec
tive negotiating.
Th«r» were nine important
Issues blocking a settlement of
♦he strike when Msgr. Donnelly
first entered the negotiations.
All but one of these were set
tled in a manner regarded as
favorable t© the union.
During most of the negotion
tfons, company and union offic
ials
met in separate rooms. Fath
er
Donnelly, shuttled from one
room to the other in an attempt
to settle the strike.
Jack Smith, president of the
International Union of Electrical
Workers, Local 267, and Charles
Weidman, personnel manager at
Underwood’s Bridgeport works,
lauded Msgr. Donnelly for tack
ling a tough job and handling it
brilliantly.
The prelate has been appointed
•nd reappointed to the State
Board of Mediation and Arbitra
tion by three governors. He was
first appointed in 1944. He has
served as chairman of the board
since 1949.
McMillen Sanitarium
PRIVATE GERIATRIC
HOSPITAL
Specializing in the
Care of Male and Female
GERIATRIC CASES
Aente Female Nervous Disorders
ROBERT A. KIDD, M.D.
40 N. Nelson Rd. CL. 2-1314
Geo. J. Layne & Co.
REALTORS
Residential, Commercial, Industrial
Sales, Management
Rentals & Leases
Columbus and Cincinnati Offices
BRoadway 4-7817
2427 Sullivan* Ave. BR. 4-7117
Dingman’s Rexall
Pharmacy
DOWNTOWN
(State & Fourth Sts.)
PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
Full Assortment of Sickroom Sup
plies, Braces. Baby Goods, Cos
metics.
24 HOUR FILM SERVICE
SNACK BAR
Open Dally and Sundays “Hl
10 P.M.
CApifal 4-2481
144 1. State St. CA. 4-2441
CIHIKIC
w I lx I IN v
St. Leo Parish
Has Holiday Fair
November 8
St. I4o parish, Columbus, will
hold its annual Holiday Fair on
Sunday, November 18, from 12-6
p. m. Special feature of the event
will he a chicken and noodle din
ner with tickets selling for $1
for adults and 50 cents for chil
dren.
John Schmitt is general chair
man for the affair. He will he
assisted hy Mrs. Joseph Zubovich,
dinner chairman Mrs. Francis
Kempf, religious articles Mrs.
Robert Ellifritz, fish pond Mrs.
Morris Diamond, grocery basket
Mrs. John Jabok, fancy stand
James Sergi, prizes Andrew
Faeppner, stands Francis Kempf,
ham stand, and Mrs. Arnold
Plageman. publicity.
Mass Ordo
LITURGY
Of The
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11
THE TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY
AFTER PENTECOST
Green vestments: Introit, Grad
ual, Alluluia, Offertory and Com
munion of ‘the Twenty-Third Sun
day prayer, Epistle, Gospel, Se
cret and Postcommunion of Fifth
Sunday After Epiphany. Gloria,
Second prayer (in Low Masses) of
St. Martin, Credo, Preface of the
Trinity.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12
FEAST OF ST. MARTIN
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer (in Low Masses) for Peace,
Common Preface.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13
FEAST OF ST. DIDACUS
White vestments, Gloria. Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses)
Peace, Common Preface.
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Common Preface.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15
FEAST OF ST. ALBERT
THE GREAT
DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) for
Peace, Credo, Common Preface.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16
FEAST OF ST. GERTRUDE
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond prayer (in Low Masses) for
Peace, Common Preface.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17
SATURDAY OF OUR LADY
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond and third prayers (in Low
Mawes) of St. Gregory and for
Peace, Preface of the Blessed
Virgin.
FIX UP FOR '56
EVERYTHING
ni55IONHR4ES OF
BURMA
Above is the display set up in Phila
delphia recently by the Missionaries of
S.S. Peter and Paul at the national mission
exhibit, Vistarama. The local group which
has a temporary seminary on East North
Dr. McMahon pointed out
that a detention home is not a
jail, but a house staffed by
qualified personnel where a
child may live while a com
plete and thorough investiga
tion is made of his or her back
ground so that a program may
bo planned to counteract anti
social behavior and correct the
child.
14
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
FEAST OR ST. JOSAPHAT
He described the proposed de
tention home as "a supervised
home where a child may live un
til sufficient evidence and facts
are gathered to enable the court
to determine the whys and where
fores of the child's behavior so
that an intelligent program may
he set up to assist in the correc
tion of that particular child.”
Dr. McMahon stressed the fact
that "delinquents do not grow
ready-made on trees” but that ‘‘it
takes about eight years of con
ditioning to produce one.’ 'He fur
ther stated that the ratio of treat
ment is the exact amount of time
required for the conditioning of
one delinquent act.
Other matters of business at
the meeting included the for-
Card. Saliege
Dies at 86
TOULOUSE. Franc? His Em
inence Jules-Geraud Cardinal
Saliege, Archbishop of Toulouse,
died here (Nov. 5) at the age of
86.
He had long been in ill health.
In 1954 he delegated to his co
adjutor, Archbishop Gabriel Ga
ronne, all the temporal and spir
itual administration of the Arch
diocese of Toulouse.
FLOWERS by
JUNE-SCHAAF
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN
THE HEART OF COLUMBUS
PERSONAL SERVICE
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAYS
Flowers Telegraphed
7 N. High St. CA. 4-4050
7 N. High St. CA. 4-7447
For HOME Improvement
at Columbus Home Improvement
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Glatex asbestos siding and Ruberoid color grained siding.
Colorful metal ayrnings "with baked-on finish 5-year guarantee. They
add beauty and value to your home.
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Terms To Suit Your Budget
BANK RATE FINANCING
HrSnSIV IB
Local Missioner Group at Vistarama
McMahon Tells Portsmouth
Knights Detention Home Need
PORTSMOUTH At the regular meeting recently of
Portsmouth Council No. 741, local Knights of Columbus
heard Dr. Thomas A. McMahon, Medical Director at the
Portsmouth Receiving Hospital, describe the need for a
capably managed Detention Home in Scioto County.
mulation of plans for a Satur
day Night Party for members
on November 3, another teen
age party for Notre Dame stu
dents after the football game
on November 10, a Mother-end
daughter Communion and
Breakfast at Holy Redeemer
Church on November 18, and a
Memorial Service at St. Mary's
Church on the evening of No
vember 18.
BERLIN—Pretending not to be
worried by events in Poland and
Hungary, the puppet regime of
the Soviet zone of Eastern Ger
many appears determined to
carry on its atheist propanganda
in open defiance of the wishes
of the people.
Preparations for the 1957
"youth initiation.” which nothing
but a godless rite poorly con
cealed behind phrases, are going
ahead full steam. The only dif
ference, when compared with the
same procedures during the past
two years, is a more intense ef
fort to deceive Christian families.
The campaigns which preceded
"youth initiation” during the past
two years were more openly
atheistic than the one now con
templated. This no doubt was the
principal reason for their fail
ure. This year the Red rulers
mean to proceed more carefully,
hut the pressure they apply on
the younger generation is no less
severe.
At the same time the Soviet
zone post office department has
confiscated copies of the text of
the recent joint pastoral letter
of the German hierarchy which
deals with the necessity to pro
mote the retreat movement. It
had been mailed to all pastors of
the Berlin diocese to be read
from their pulpits. Although it
deals with a strictly religious
topic and carries no political ref
erence, it never reached the pas
tors.
Broadway in Columbus and is building it's
first permanent seminary in.the United
States on a tract of land near Hebron do
nated by Bishop Ready, has missions in
Japan, China and Burma.
The Membership Committee
reported that the First Degree
would be administered to another
group on November 12, and that
the Second and Third Degrees
would be exemplified for the Fa
ther Rubeck (’lass on November
18 and 25 respectively.
-----------------o-----------------GARCEAU,
East German
Reds Plan
Youth Drive
Requiescant
You are asked to pray for the
rSpose of the souls of the follow*
ing and the others who have died
i- the Diocese during the past
week.
WATERS, Neil, 69. Oct 29, St.
Cyprian Church, Columbus. St.
Joseph Cemetery.
TALLMAN, Mrs. Elizabeth, 24,
Oct 29, Immaculate Conception
Church, Columbus. Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
ROLFE, Mrs. Florence, 66, Oct.
29. St. Mary Church, Evansville,
Ind. St. Joseph Cemetery, Evans
ville.
BARTHOLOMEW. Mrs. Annie.
Oct 25, St. Thomas Church,
Zanesville, Mt. Calvary Cerpetcry.
Roy, 67, Oct.
St. Mary Church, Marion.
Mary Cemetery.
SCHILDER. Mrs. Olive,
Oct. 26. Our Mother of Sorrows
Chapel, Lockbourne. St. Jo
seph Cemetery.
DRABECK, Michael, 43. Oct.
29, St. Vincent de Paul Church,
Mt. Vernon. Calvary Cemetery.
DORN, Frank. Oct 28, St. Leo
Church. Columbus. St. Joseph
Cemetery.
BURRIS, Andrew, 68. Oct .27,
§t. Mary Church, Marion. St
Mary Cemetery
O’Brien. William, 81, Oct. 31,
Sacred Heart Church, Columbus.
St. Joseph Cemetery.
BOLDMAN, Mrs. Pearl, 51, Oct.
26, St. Mary Church. Columbus.
O’ROURKE, Thomas, 78. Oct.
30. St. Mary Magdalene Church,
Columbus, Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
SCOTT, Hubert. 55. Nov. 1. St.
James the Less
bus. St. Joseph
FITZMARTIN,
Oct. 31, St. Mary Church, Co
lumbus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
WELDMAN, Mrs. Julia. Nov. 1,
St Agnes Church, Columbus.
JOHNSON. Mrs. Christina, 67,
Nov. 1, Our Lady of Peace
Church, Columbus. St. Joseph
Cemetery.
HOMAN, Mrs. Mary, 82. Oct.
23, St. Joseph Church, Dover,
Calvary Cemetery.
-----------------o-----------------
IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
CHRISTMAS CARDS ARE READY
FOR LEISURELY SELECTION
Ona glance at the calendar tells you that Christmas is
approaching with the speed of light.
Now is the time to inspect our stock of contempor
ary and traditional Christmas cards. You will agree
they are more varied and more beautiful than
ever before.
Get yours now while choice is widest end time allows
leisurely selection end addressing. When you examine
these expressions of the true meening of Christmas,
you'll be glad you stopped in CBS The Cathedral
Book Shop.
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY HANDLED.
RELIGIOUS ART’* FRA YER ROOKS ROtARME
BOOKS GREETING CARDS
—OftWSlU
2 0 5 EAST BROAD STREET
Banquet Set
By St. Charles
Alumni Group
A large turnout expected for
the annual St Charles, Columbus,
Alumni banquet scheduled fnr
the Columbus Maennerchor on
Thursday, December 13.
Tom Keys, executive sports ed
itor of the Columbus Citizen will
serve as toastmaster while Dr.
Jimmy Hull, former All-American
basketball player at Ohio State
will be the guest speaker.
Included on the program will
be election of officers for 1957.
Refreshments will be served. Tick
ets and information may be oh
tained by calling Walt Plank at
HI. 4-2231.
-o-
St. Christopher
Plans Dinner
Sundav, Nov. 11
Men of St. Christopher Church.
Columbus, Holy Name Society
will join with the parish PCCW
Sunday, Nov. 11, to sponsor an
annua) fund-raising dinner. Roast
beef dinners will be served in the
parish hall from 1-6 p.m. in con
junction with a bazaar to be held
in the school hall. Tickets for
the dinner are $1.35 for adults
and .75 for children.
Mrs. Kenneth McPhail, Jr., is
general chairman and Leo McGee,
president of the Holy Name So
ciety, is co-chairman.
Among those helping with oth
er committees are Mrs. Robert
Curtin, tickets distribution Mrs.
Michael Hogan and Maurice A.
Forquer, dining room Mrs. Jos
eph Gaudieri and Mrs. Anna Cin
cjone, kitchen arrangements: Mrs.
William Hamilton. Mrs. William
Harrup. Mrs. Clinton A. Wander,
and Mrs. John Albanese, auxiliary
foods, and Charles Amicon, carv
ing. Mrs Richard Ducev is in
charge of decorations. Mrs. Wil
liam Zelinski is chairman of the
bazaar.
The public is invited. Tickets
will he sold at the door.
----------o-------------
St. Leo HNS Sets
Communion Breakfast
Father Dominic U. Corigliano
O.P. of Aquinas High School will
be the guest speaker at the St
Leo Holy Name Society Commun
ion Breakfast this Sunday. No
vember 11 after the 8:30 Mass.
James Sergi, acting chairman,
will he assisted by Andrew
Theado, Lawrence Egger and
Morris Diamond.
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Friday, Nov 9,1956
iustralia May End
Extradition Pacts
CANBERRA. Australia— (NO
—The termination of extradition
treaties between the government
of Australia and Iron Curtain
countries has been urged by a
Catholic member of the Austral
ian Labor Party.
F. Stewart, Catholic labor lead
er. asked Minister of External Af
fairs Richard Casey to bring to
an end all such treaties. Speak
ing to the House of Representa
tives, Mr. Casey replied that the
matter will be decided soon.
Sinclair
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