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10—The Catholic Times Friday, April 26, 1957
Richer Keener AUGUSTINER
One of America's Two Finest Beers
AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES, INC.
Be Loyal To Our Advertisers
PARTS DEPT. BE. 1-2753
CAR DEPT. BE. 1 4200
WIRTHMAN BROS., INC
NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS
Salvaging Junk and Wrecked Automobiles and Trucks
3515 E. Main St., Rt. 40 East, Columbus 9, Ohio
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Fraternal Insurance Society for
Catholic Women and Children
Certificates Issued from $250.00 to $5,000.00 for Whole Life
20 Pay Life and Paid Up at 70 Years.
Children Term policy from 1 to 16 years.
HELEN DOYLE MARY L. LETT
Supreme President Supreme Secretary
MARGARET M. DAVISSON EMMA DURKIN. Director
Executive Secretary Newark, Ohio
16 East Broad Straat Columbus, Ohio
Let us show you that EYEWEAR not only offers neces
sary Visual Benefits, but is remarkably effective in
achieving desirable Facial and Fashion effects.
CONTINUOUS VISION LENSES.
Artistic Designed Frames.
Harry Schwartz Optical Co.
(SERVING CENTRAL OHIO SINCE 1925)
169 EAST STATE STREET (at 4th) CA. 1-4000
COLUMBUS, OHIO
SUNDAY
DINNER
SPECIAL WSUNDAY DINNER
ROAST BEEF‘2
rom
We carry this pump
In site* 3’Z» to 11
AAAA to width*. Available ON
ORDER
Seed*.
Black
Patent
Si«e» abeve 10 (lightly higher.
In: Brown Suede, Blue
Brown Calf, Blue Calf,
Calf. Red Calf,
Leather end White Linen.
LmK. ONI HOUR FRIK PARRING AT 221 I. ST ATI ST. =auc
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Massey Harn* Ferguson Gehl Forage
Choppers Sales and Service Also
Farm Feed- I.. S, Russell. Farm
ROOKING and SPOUTING
Roof Coating H. C. Wilson
184 Blaine Ave Dial 2 7323
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77, LaKue. Ohio
Urmber Fed, Deposit Ins Corp.
DRY CLEANERS
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St.
Marion 2 1627
FURNITURE STORES
GROLL’S WALDO
Authorized Dealers
BERNE
Better Built Living Room Furni
ture Open Tues., Thurs. and Sat
evenings till 9.
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc
Ph. 2-3195 2-3189
“Good Quality Used Cars"
s
•TH AND MAIN ST. PA 1*9853
PUMPS HAVE THAT CERTAIN SOMETHING!
—FOR STREET
—FOR BUSINESS
-FOR SMARTNESS
You'll Love the Dressy Low Heel!
Stocked in
Black
Suoda
SHOE SIZES AVAILAILI
FROM RITCHEY BROS.
AAAAAA ....
to 12
AAAAA.................S to
MARION
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
12
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to 12
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to 12
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H1TCIIEY BROS.
200 EAST STATE STREET
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
year.v experience Free estimate*
641 Oak St. Dial 2-7472, evening*
30
Machines Phone 81. Cardington. O
MO VI NG—STORAGE—PACKING
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
126 Oak St. Dial 2-2537
PET SHOP
Beautiful Babv Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St. Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
SEWERS AND DRAINS
Howard A Vernon Baker
Plumbing and Heating
Pump Work a Specialtv
830 Oak St Dial 241904
Westinghouse TV
You can he sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway East—
Dial 2-6660
RITZ BAR & GRILL
in Marion
You can set the be»t Italian Spa
ghetti, Ravioli. Italian Pizza, Good
Steaks and Chicken and HOME
MADE PASTRIES
Premium Beer* and Fancy Drink*
JIM DUGAN, INC
Men's and Boys' Fine Clothing and Shoes
Prisoner’s
Bid To Attend
Mass Denied
(N.C.W.C. News Service)
TRENTON. N.J. A move by
an unruly prisoner in the New I
Jersey State Prison to force the
prison authorities to release him
from a maximum security part of
the prison to assist at Mass else
where in the institution on Sun
days and holy days, has been dis
missed here by the appellate di
vision of the Superior Court.
McBride, serving a life
an habitual offender,
cruel and unusual pun
against the "prison au
for prohibiting him
James
term as
charged
ishment
thorities
from leaving the maximum se-|
curity section to attend Mass.
scholarship
Brother on
chosen for
Europe (his summer as
result of the fund.
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
section as a guide when buying.
TELEVISION REPAIR
T.V. Antenna Service
Installations Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phone 2-4691
TILE
Tile Work of A fl Kinds
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
Phono^2^?lT^^^605**!!
MALO BROS.
& SONS
Silver and Bartram Aves.
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Main St.
Marion. O. Ph. 2-1725
Manon Oldest Lslabliahed
Proloduce Center
1 The Diamond Stora of Marion i
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
i Marion’s Oldest Jewelers I
jn*
■Jr
prison
guards
beaten,
in the
denied
Since 1952. following
riots in which several
were held hostage and
McBride has been held
segregation wing. He has
taking any part in the rioting. I
Since his commitment to a max-1
imum security part. McBride has
been charged with 15 offenses,
some of which relate to the use
of ‘Toul. obscene and indecent
language” directed at prison of
ficials.
Though McBride is not permit
ted to attend Mass in the regular
prison chapel with the other pris
oners. he is allowed to have the
prison ^chaplain. Father Stephen
I Buividas, visit him and admin
ister sacraments in his cell.
I The ruling, written by Superior
I Court Judge Sidney Goldmann of
Trenton, cited McBride's record
as “one of continued misconduct,
exhibiting not the slightest con
trition or desire for rehabilita
tion.”
The court said further: “We
find that the denial of permission
for plaintiff to attend Mass on
Sundays and holy days in the pris
on chapel, along with the general
prison population. does not
amount to cruel and unusual pun-1
ishment or a deprivation of his|
constitutional rights of the free
exercise of his religion.”
Noting the availability of the
Catholic chaplain to prisoners,
Judge Goldmann cited a deposi
tion presented by the Attorney
General from Father Buividas, in
which he states that his offer of
spiritual advice, as well as the
sacraments, have been consistent
ly refused by the prisoner.
I
DUWUI Oaini ivs I
l)f Lav Tcacherg
GATES MILI.S. Ohio—(NC) I
Six lay faculty members are lHeniik F. Verwoerd the form
first tn benefit from a an amendmcnt t0 rxlsting na
endowment fund established at (jvp ha_ drawn ,()
Gilmour Academy f.r Boy, 11 ,,l
to he known as the Brother 1 neo I
phone Schmitt faculty and Stu- fr"m ™sl
dent Fund I3",
Each of the six faculty mem I Tha Catholic Bichopt, chary
hers has received $200 annual I 'n» in Pub,'c statomant that
salarv increases According tol fho bill constitute* 'a claim by
Brother Alfonso Comeau head I the state to regulate worship
master of the school run by the! *nd the religious practice of
Holy Cross Brothers it is hoped I th* individual person," have
through the fund to reach I «tat*d flatly: "We cannot admit
maximum annual salary of $8500| such a claim."
for lay teachers in a shorter per I Announcement that the Conn
iod of time than is now possib!clcl) ()f thp Dulch Reformed
in the educational field. y I Churches was 'satisfied” with the
Joseph Breig, son of atho-l legislation came shortly after the
lie author Joseph A. Bieig, wasl council's long silence on the con
the winner of the first full year! troversia)
from the fund A1
the faculty will be
travel and study in
another
Segregation Bill
_______ “church clause” was
broken by initial indications that
the Dutch Reformed bodies op
posed the measure. It was an
nounced on April 8 that repre
.. usentatives of the council had call
i°g
7 lP(i on Sen. Verwoerd a month
‘earlier to present to him an ofti
cial statement of principles on
the issue. Among them were
The fund is named for
Theophane Schmitt, now
ed in Rome, who was the first
headmaster of the academy when
it opened in 1946. Gates Mills is.
situated 15 miles east of Cleve |1hese:
land. "The right to determine how,
when and to whom the Gospel
shall be proclaimed is exclu
sively in the competence of the
Church,” and it is the duty
of the State, as the servant of
God, to allow freedom to the
Church in the execution of its
divine calling and to
the sovereignty of the
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ,n own «phere."
A Religious Gitt Is Truly I Th,e..C!’T''!u r'd 1”,,
Appreciated Iment that the Native Affairs Min
Benson Ekhert Religious Shop lister indicated his “full agree
328 Silver St., Marion, Ohio |ment with these principles and
undertook so to reword the
clause that there could be no
doubt that the hill did not intend
to interfere with the freedom of
the individual to worship in a
church or at any other bona fide
religious gathering so long as
such freedom was not misused to
the disturbance of good order in
the community.”
‘Because the delegation was
convinced from its interview with
the Minister that no violence
would be done to the principles
respect
Church
a state-
buy
oik
Full
e
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CAPE TOWN, South Africa (NC) The Dutch Re-
formed churches* which represent more than half the
white Christians of South Africa, announced they are “satis-
Ified” with the Nationalist government bill aimed at tight
lening race segregation in city churches.
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Gift For Poor Churches
His Holiness Pope Pius XII blesses sacred vessels
given by the Italian Confederation of Farmers for the
poor churches of Italy. In a brief address the Pope
urged farmers to give special care to the religious train
ing of rural youth, indicating that the future of Italy was
at stake. 30,000 members of the Farmers Confederation
greeted the Pope in Saint Peter's Basilica.
Dutch Reform
Church Approves
iegis]ation. introduced bv Native Affairs Minister
described above, it felt that it
could remain satisfied with the
proposed legislation,” the state
ment explained.
Archbishop Owen McCann of
Cape Town, commenting adverse
ly on this latest “rewording” of
the apartheid measure,, said:
“A* it stands, I do not tee
that it make* any difference. It
still constitutes a claim by the
state to regulate the worship
and religious practice of the
individual. This claim we can
not admit. The maintenance of
good order can be procured by
other meant than
ing attendance at
church."
by prohibit
a particular
SERVICE STATION
Sunoco’s Gas and Oils, Batter
ies, Tires, Accessories.
1144 Cleveland at Essex AX. 9-8174
nrmsniffii
REFRIGERATORS AND
REFRIGERATION
STEEL SHELVING AND CHECK
OUTS AND ACCESSORIES
For all retail food Application*.
Food store planning and
Engineering Service
Central Ohio Dirtributor*
TOM CANNON REFRIGERATION
COMPANY
1205 W. Broad St. 8R. 4-8428
Columbus, Ohio
ing
leaders—oth
have
Protestant church
er than Dutch Reformed
expressed views similar to those
of Archbishop McCann
IT PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CI^ASSIFIEDS
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SAVINGS
AND
LOAN
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AUTO INSURANCE
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is as
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tOund.r volue than Notionwide Pick up your phon* ond
for naw cor in.u'Onca or o bonder on your present policy,
protection, prompt ond friendly country-wide cloimi ierv.ee,
6-month outomotic renewal pion, ond non-e«es»ohle. Comooro
if with any lodayl
BILL RAUSCH
2651 E. Main St. BE. 1-4588
Columbus 9, Ohio
ATIONWIDE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OFFICE COLUMBUS, OHIO
feroiarty FARM lUtfAU INSUAN£(
Agency Resettles
17,175 Hungarians
i 620 Market St.
626
NEW YORK (NC) Catholic Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference, world-wide relief
agency of the U.S. Bishops, has found new homes and jobs
in the U.S. for a total of 17.175 Hungarian refugees accord
ing to latest statistics, it was reported by Msgr. Edward E.
Swanstrom, agency executive director.
CRS-NCWC is the major resettlement agency working
at the Camn Kilmer. N.J., refugee
reception center, where, accord
ing to latest statistics, a total of
30,906 Hungarians arrived. Of this
number 30,028 have left the cen
ter for new homes and jobs.
Msgr. Swanstrom laid that
th* refugee* resettled by CRS
NCWC have found new homes
and jobs in 46 states and the
District of Columbia. Only
states not included ware Maine
and New Mexico, he said. The
largest numbar were resettled
in New York where 3,406 began
their new life. New Jersey rank
ed second with 2,573 resettled.
Camp Kilmer was the east
coast’s busiest embarkation port
for GIs during World War II.
Named for the Catholic convert
poet Joyce Kilmer who died fight
ing for his country in France
during World War I, the camp
was reactivated last November
when the U.S. opened its immi
gration doors to the valiant Hun
garians who, vainly had tried to
overthrow their communist over
lords in their homeland.
The camp is scheduled to close
on May 1 because the Hungarian
refugee emergency has passed,
but the State Department has an
nounced that a limited number
of the refugees will be admitted
Want ads save time and money.
CHECKER CAS
to this country during the next
few months.
Funeral Directors Z-6
Bolin-Bryan Funeral Homes
Formerly Mader-Peoples
421 Putnam Avenue 810 Forest Avenue
Ambulance Phone GL. 2-4551
Kenneth 0. Bolin Directors Arthur A. Bryan
FUNERAL HOME
Inc.
Southeasteren Ohio's Most Beautiful Mortuary
935 Forest Ave., Dial GL. 2-5757
V
Information Z 9
A REAL PLEASURE
to serve so many in the purchasing and sell
of their homes and farms in and around
ZANESVILLE
ALL AMERICAN CITY, U.S.A.
A real good place to live
Don Hunter Realty
Office, Corner of Blue and Adair
Ph. 3-8272 3-4708
"REAL ESTATE ... OUR ONLY BUSINESS”
MEREDITH COLLEGE
Complete Business Training
SUMMER TERM-June 10
55 Vs N. 5th ST. PH. GL. 3-8136
"Your Beauty is our Career"
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc
ANITA H. FLOOD
(Main Floor)
47 N. 4th St. (Main Floor) Phono 2-6152
THE CAMERA SHOP
“Everything Photographic"
Williams
Bakery
Market St. Dial 2-1076
Bohn & Kern
Mfg. and Supply Co.
Plumbing A Heating Supplies
fin S. Third St Zanesville
Market Tire & Supply
U. S. TIRES BATTERIES
SINCLAIR PRODUCTS
Phone 2 3278
Cor. Sixth and South, Zanesville. O.
LEO MCLOUGHLIN AND SONS
Radio Service Appliances Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE F. SMITH
111 Gallagher St.. Zanesville Ph. 8-7338
Electric Wiring Maintenance
Commercial industrial Residential
How can you fail to make the
kale: Get money in scads by
using want ads.
WISEMAN
DAIRY
“Quality Products Since 1926”
Phone 45R Crooksville, 0.
Phone 2-1302
W. J. HECK CO.
General Contractors
Zanesville
If you havon't boon reading the
want ads, you hav* boon losing
money. Read them and profit.
Grave Markers
$50.00
Guaranteed granite includes let
tering. deliverv. foundation er®c.
tion in cemetery.
Alsofull line of monuments,
markers and bronze tablets.
DARDEN MEMORIALS
markers and monuments
291 N. Hague Ave. BR. 4-0688
uneral f^CJirecL
dolumLuS
n
ears
Phone CA. 1-6665
DEPENDABLE
AND
COURTEOUS
IEgan-RyanCLEVELAND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ZANES VILLE ot
EAST BROAD
AT
Drug Stores
SHIRLEY’S PHARMACY TERRACK
POINT
1808 Dresden Road Phone 2-5471
FOGG'S
CENTRAL DRUG STORK
MARKET AT FIFTH
ZANESVILLE. OHIO
INSURANCE
HOCKING INSURANCE AGENCY INC.
Fire Auto Trudes
Phone GL. 2-7793
Lfwn Mowers—Sharpened
Hand and Power Mower* machine
sharpened and repaired. Pick up and
delivery. Call after 4 P. M. Phone
GL. 33593 MULLENIX, 714 Luck
Ave.. Zanesville.
_______ Money To Loan
AID BUDGET LOAN
Automobile, Household Goods Loans
412 Market St. "RiH” Hart. Dial 2-7516
Painting
Hanifan Decorators, lire.
Domestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorators
29 Park St. Zanesville
Office Phone 2.5179 Res. Phone 2-94S1
TOM’S
Ice Cream Bowl
Zanesville, Ohio
Ljangafti
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4
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Business Announcements Z-30
Appliances
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Drive to Duncan Falls and Save
W. DEITRICK
We Trade Ph 4-4385 Exes, 4-4400
Beverages
WRIGHT VESS COLA BOTTLING CO.
1840 W Main PH 8-2112
Cleaners and Dyers
DUSENBERRY
Super-Zoric Cleaner*
517 Underwood Phone 3-8502
DR. D. C. ENGLAND
OPTOMETRIST
New Ground Floor Offices
21 South Sixth St.
DIAL GL. 2-4328
JUDY'S
Service and Restaurant
State and W. Main Sts.
Phone GL. 2-0169
mw
PAYNTER'S
TEXACO SERVICE
OPEN DAILY 6:30 TO 9
EXPERT LUBRICATION a
1843 Greenwood PH. 2-M78
BORDEN'S
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zaneville, Ohio
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei
•BOB MILLER & SON
Your DeSoto-Plymouth
Dealer
|647 Putman Ave. GL. 1-3663!
Zanesville
►eeeeeeeeoooeooeeeeaaa
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Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
10 Westwood Drive
5►
Ph. 3-6838 Zanesville
HAMILTON
Automatic
Washers A Wryerg
L. A. EMMERT
Since 1912 GI. 3-4015
34 S. Third St., ZanesviHe, Ohio
Adams Bros. Inc.
Excavating and Grading
Ready Mixed Concrete
Buidling Supplies
1591 Woodlawn Ave., Zanesville, O.
Phone 1-7544
Concrete Plant at Coshocton, OMo
Phone M2 W-2
JIM CHARLES'
Zanesville
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
••We Sell the Best and Serving
the Rest”
ROYAL Typewriters GLIV1TT
Calculators
414 Market st. Phone GL. M4M

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