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10—The Catholic Times Friday, May 3. 1957
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“ROOFING and SPOUTING
Root Coating H. Wilson
384 Plaine A*« Dial 2-7323
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77, LaRue. Ohio
Member Fed Deposit Ins Corp.
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St.
Marion 2 1627
(i ROLL’S WALDO
Authorized Dealers
BASSETT
Nationally Advertised Bedroom
Ft rniture open Tues., Thurs
•nd Sat. Eves Till 9.
Marion Stock Yard
DAILY CASH MARKET
Cattle Sheep Hog* Calvee
Located al Corporation Line
Route 30 West
Kenton Ave Dial 3-1401
Manon, Ohio
Sieg’s
Drug Store
10 N Franklin
Richwood—3271
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc
Ph 2-3195 2-3189
"Good Quality Used Cars"
SHOP AND SAVS
Fin. Furniture For The Homo
Iaaryf^od^ Suyi A A ftiule
Lennon’111
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THE ALL PURPOSE, SAFE, LIQUID CLEANER
FOR OFFICES, STOREROOMS, SCHOOLS, INSTITUTIONS
MANUFACTURED AND DISTRIBUTED BY
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Today's New GAM
Now Brewed With Hallertau Hops
TASTEFULLY YOURS
AUGUST WAGNER BREWERIES, INC
PARTS DEPT. BE. 1-2753
Fraternal Insurance Society for
Catholic Women and Children
Certificates issued from $250.00 to $5,000.00 for Whole Lite—
20 Pay Life and Paid Up at 70 Years.
Children Term policy from 1 to 16 years.
HELEN M. DOYLE MARY L. LETT
Supreme President Supreme Secretary
MARGARET M. DAVISSON EMMA DURKIN, Director
Executive Secretary Newark, Ohio
16 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio
Let us show you that EYEWEAR not only offers neces
sary Visual Benefits, but is remarkably effective
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
PUMPS HAVE THAT CERTAIN SOMETHING!
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Sliet above 10 slightly higher.
Ini Irown Suede, Blue
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Calf, Red Calf, Block
Leather and White Linen.
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Cotumbu,
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
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ONI HOUR Fill FARMING AT 221 I. STATI ST.
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These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
CLASSIFIED SECTION
Massey-Harris Ferguson GelH torane
Choppeis Sale.s and Service. Also
Farm Feeds I. S Russell. Farm
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CODY HARTMAN Owner
years experience Free estimates
641 Oak St. Dial 2-7472, evenings
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Machine) Phone 81, Cardington O
MOVING—STORAGE—PACKING
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
126 Oak St Dial 2 2537
DRY CLEANERS PET SHOP
Reautitul Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St. Dial 2-0596
FURNITURE STORES PLUMBERS
SEWERS AND DRAINS___
Howard & Vernon Baker
Plumbing and Heating
Pump Work a Specialty
830 Oak St. Dial 2-8904
North Side
Market
Dial 2-1933
298 N. Prospect St.
Marion, Ohio
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
Legislators Honored
His Excellency Archbishop Amleto Giovanni Cicog
nani, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, talks with
Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts (right) and
Rep. John J. Rooney of New York, after investing them
as Knights Commander of the Order of St. Gregory the
Great with Star. The legislators were honored in Wash
ington as distinguished Catholics who "have discharged
important duties" for their country.
Human Values
Not Economics
World Hope
MILAN, Italy INCl The
salvation of the world cannot be
brought about by economic or
ganization, hut only by a reha
bilitation of human values
through Christian redemption.
Archbishop Giovanni R.
of Milan told Catholics
International Industrial
here.
The
Montini
at the
Fair
he add-
Without these values,
cd, human work will become a
Tower
ument
ty.
of Babel and not a mon
of knowledge and chari-
Mass offered in the Basilica of
St. Ambrose. The ceremony was
attended by the reigning Prin
cess of Liechstenslein, several
ambassadors and a great num
ber of exhibitors at the annual
industrial fair, considered the
most important in Europe
“The peace of the Redeem
er.” said the Archbishop,
also heaven's sign of approval Io
the works of the earth, a union
between supernatural and natur
al economies.
“is
WASHINGTON (NO G. How
land Shaw, retired diplomat and
Laetare Medalist of 1945. has
been named to receive the Mental
Illness Needs Dollar (MIND)
Award in connection with the nh
servance of Mental Health Week.
WIMNIH^
OWMSVI OWWCO AMO QOCT»ATSO
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
section as a guide whan buying.
LANDSCAPING RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gilt Is Truly
Appreciated.
Benson Elcnert Religious Shop
328 Sliver St., Marion, Ohio
TELEVISION REPAIR
T.V. Antenna Service
Installations Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phone 2-4691
TILE
Tile Work of All Kindt
Call or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R.M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
•nd TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay O. Phone 4470
Masonry Maintenance
Sandblasting Tuck Pointing
Stable and Steeple Repairing
Waterproofing
FREE ESTIMATES
Fully Insured References
Rt. No. 1, Opp. Municipal Airport
Rhone Marion 3-1*05
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Dial 2-6660
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in Manon
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ghettl. Ravioli, Italian Ph.za Guod
Steak* and Chicken and HOMB
MADE PASTRIES.
Premium Boer* and Fancy Drink*
JIM DUGAN, INC
Men's and Boys' Fine Clothing end Shoes
Boys and Men
0 120 W.
Church St. Ph. 2-2421
Hum
Phone* 2-0118 2-2605
MALO BROS.
& SONS
Aves.
Silver and Bartram
MARION. OHIO
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Main St.
Marion O. Ph. 2-1725
Marion Oldest Established
Proioduce Center
1 The Diamond Store of Marion i
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NEA Praises Diversity
Of Education Control
WASHINGTON (NC) “One of the strengths of
the American enterprise in higher education is variety in
the source of authority and responsibility for college and
universities.”
So declares the Educational Policies Commission spon
sored by the National Education Association (NEA) and
the American of
School Administrators (A ASA),
a national organization affiliated
with the NEA as a department.
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The commission’s praise for
the diversity of higher education
is contained in its latest state
ent, entitled “Higher Education
in a Decade of Decision.” It was
released after having
years in the making.
“Diversity in higher
it advantageous. An
national enterprise is
likely to result from many cen
tors of initiative than from a
tightly organized, single system
of control,” says the
“Arguments as to
merits of public and
trol are secondary
portancc of having
prelate spoke during a been four
education
effective
far more
statement,
the relative
private con
to the im-
______ both forms
of control significantly exempli
fied in American life,” it
dares.
about 15 previous state
designed to aid educators
formulation of policy on
educational issues,
commission says that it
The
ALWAYS
does not express official policies
for either the NEA or the AASA,
although if was organized and is
financed by these groups.
Two years ago the commission
came under heavy fire from sev
eral quarters for a statement
entitled “The Public School and
the Future of America.” This
was seen hy some private and
parochial school educators as
urging that all grade and high
school pupils be made to attend
stale schools The commission
denied this was its intent.
The last point urging faculty
pay hikes—is described hy the
commission's chairman, Herman
R. Wells, president of Indiana
University, as the “most impor
tant” recommendation in the
statement.
In the statement's chapter on
what should be taught, the com
mission slates that today stu
dents’ “ethical and religious de
velopment is promoted in a
variety of ways.”
It cites elective courses on
religion in some institutions,
church-sponrored religious pro
grams in others, lectures, and
the practice of referral by
faculty member* of students
with religious problem* to a
minister, priest or rabbi.
The statement adds: “Though
public colleges cannot give sec
tarian answers to students' re
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Red Wing Shoes (or
Lewd Literature
Poses Threat, NODL
Director Warns
CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, Ill. (NC) If something is
not done to halt the flood of objectionable literature, the
situation “will get worse and worse,” the director of the
National Office for Decent Literature (NODL) warned here.
Objectionable literature “is a growing danger to the
welfare, the ideals and the ideas of our youngsters,” Msgr.
Thomas J. Fitzgerald told thej
Graduate Faculty Staff League*
of the Newman Foundation at the
University of Illinois.
He said th* purpose of th*
NODL is "to set in motion the
moral force* of the entire coun
try against salacious literature."
He denied that the NODL ever
urged boycotts or unlisted po
lice action in support of its
aims, as wes maintained recent
ly by John Fischer, editor of
Harper's Magazine.
In an interview following his
talk, Msgr. Fitzgerald said a
constitution for the NODL will be
released in the near future. He
expressed the hope that this
would end any further misunder
standings and would be a clear
ligious questions, the great tra
dition of culture cannot ignore
the religious queries and aspi
ration which lie deep in the
hearts of men.”
“It is a part of the business
of higher education to raise and
explore the basic issues of life.
This exploration may more often
be an informal part of college
living than a part of formal
c’assroom instruction,” says the
statement.
In its section on financing,
the statement expresses opposi
tion to proposals for Federal aid
to public or private institutions
of higher education for plant
construction at this time.
However, it points to a trend
toward increased Federal re
sponsibility in American life
and maintains that unless other
donors come to the aid of needy
schools, “increased Federal sup
port will he necessary to meet
the expansion emergency of
coming years.”
de-
by
to
This statement is the first
the group of 20 educators
deal with higher education. The
commission, founded in 1935. has
issued
ments
in the
major
As for other types of finan
cial aid, the commission declar
ed that the states will
increase their support
lie institutions.
have to
of pub
private
that
It recommends
schools, look to philanthropic
foundations, corporations, busi
nesses, alumni and, in the case
of church-sponsored institutions,
to their church groups for more
funds.
The report also stales that “it
may become necessary, in the in
terest of meeting the national
manpower shortage, to establish a
large Federal scholarship pro
gram. Scholarships should not be
restricted to particular fields and
should be administered on the
basis of award for ability, with
the size of grant determined by
the financial need of the recip
ient
LANG’S
SERVICE STATION
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ies, Tires, Accessories.
1144 Cleveland at Essex AX. 9-0174
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REFRIGERATORS AND
REFRIGERATION
STEEL SHELVING AND CHECK
OUTS AND ACCESSORIES
for all retail food Applications.
Food store planning and
Engineering Service
Central Ohio Distributor.
TOM CANNON REFRIGERATION
COMPANY
1205 W. Broad St. BR. 44421
Columbus, Ohio
THANKS\
TO
YOU
... Nationwide has just passed the “Billion
In-Force” mark. This means that American
families now count on Nationwide for over one
billion dollars of life insurance protection!
This is an amazing record—achieved within
the short span of only 25 years! And Nation
wide gladly accepts the responsibility it entails.
For you—and for others in search of better low
cost insurance—Nationwide will continue to
provide protection based upon your real-Ufe
needs.
As your Nationwide representative, I’m
trained and licensed to give you expert advice
on all phases of your family insurance planning
... at Nationwide rates ... rates you can afford.
I’ll be looking forward to hearing from you.
BILL RAUSCH
2651 E. Main St. BE. 1-4588
Columbus 9, Ohio
BIationwide
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
e*O*v home office Columbus, Ohio
outline of the scope and purpose
of the NODL.
He said that in a spot check of
15 Catholic high schools in the
Chicago area the NODL found
nearly 35 per cent of the girl
students read expose or romance
type
girls
these
their
such
The girls said they read them
while baby sitting or while at the
beauty shop.
publications. Most of the
reported they never read
magazines at home, because
parents would not allow
publications in the house.
Msgr. Fitzgerald said the three
principal ways to combat salac
ious literature are: (1) to work fbr
self-regulation by publishers and
distributors, (2) get rid of the
worst of it by legislation, and (3)
make use of the right of public
protest.
Ha laid the list of objection
able literature published by
the NODL is intended as a
guide and should not be used
to boycott or in any other way
force dealers to abide by its
listings.
60 So 5th St.
47 N. 4th St.
ZANESVILLE
Funeral Director* Z-6
Bolin-Bryan Funeral Homes
Formerly Mader-Peoples
421 Putnam Avenue 810 Forest Avenue
Ambulance Phone GL. 2-4551
Kenneth O. Bolin Directors Arthur A. Bryan
FUNERAL HOME|
Inc.
Southeasteren Ohio's Most Beautiful Mortuary
935 Forest Ave., Dial GL. 2-5757
Information Z 9
A REAL PLEASURE
to serve so many in the purchasing and sell
ing 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”
LIDO WINE STORE
J. Jacolenne. Mgr.
Zanesville end Coshocton Ohio
MEREDITH COLLEGE
Complete Business Training
SUMMER TERM-June 10
*5'4 N. Sth ST. PH. GL. 3-8136
"Your Beauty is our Career"
Ann's Beauty Lounge, Inc
ANITA FLOOD
(Main Floor)
i THE CAMERA SHOP I
“Everything Photographic”
620 Market St. Phone 2-7302
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Williams
Bakery
626
Market St. Dial 2-1076
Bohn & Kern
Mfg. and Supply Co.
Plumbing A Heating Supplies
80 S. Third St. Zanesville
LEO MCLOUGHLIN AND SONS
Radio Service Appliances Repaired
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
GEORGE F. SMITH
HI Gallagher St., Zanesville Ph 8-7336
Electric Wiring Maintenance
Commercial industrial Residential
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Masonic Temple 3-7015
Nights, Sun and Holidays 3-6842
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AND
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IEgan-RyanCLEVELAND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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W. J. HECK CO.
General Contractor*
Zanesville
Businas* Announcements Z-30
Appliances
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
Drive to Duncan Falls and Save
W. B. DEITRICK
w
Market Tire & Supply
U. S. TIRES BATTERIES
SINCLAIR PRODUCTS
Phone 2-3278
Cor. Sixth and South, Zanesville. O.
Trade Ph. 4-4385 Eves. 4-4400
Beverages
WRIGHT VESS COLA BOTTLING CO.
1840 \V. Main PH. 8-2112
Cleaners and Dyors
DUSENBERRY
Super-Zoric Cleaners
517 Underwood Phone 3-8502
THE FINAN
INSURANCE AGENCY
Has f»mh ne4 With
KEYSAER INSURANCE
AGENCY, INC.
210 First National Bank Bldg.
Zanesville, Ohio
GL. 2-9309
DR. D. 0. 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
EAST BROAD
AT
BUYERS
GUIDE
Drug Stores
SHIRLEY’S PHARMACY TERRACE
POINT
1308 Dresden Road Phone ‘2-5471
FOGG'S
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
MARKET AT FIFTH
ZANESVILLE. OHIO
INSURANCE
HOCKING INSURANCE AGENCY INC.
Fira Auto Trucks
Phone GL. 2-7793
Lawn Mowers—Sharoened
Hand and Power Mowers machine
sharpened and repaired. Pick up and
deliverv. Call after 4 P. M. Phone
GL. 33593. MULLENIX, 714 Luek
Ave.. Zanesville.
Monev To Loan
AID BUDGET LOAN
Automobile. Household Goods Loans
412 Market St “Bill" Hart. Dial 2-7516
Painting
Hanifan Decorators, Ine.
Domestic and Industrial
Painters and Decorators
29 Park St. Zanesville
Office Phone 2 5179 Res. Phone 2-9451
T0MfS
Ice Cream Bowl
Zanesville, Ohio
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PAYNTER'S
TEXACO SERVICE
OPEN DAILY 6:30 TO 9
EXPERT LUBRICATION O
1043 Greenwood PH. 2-0271
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BORDEN'S
Gail Borden Milk
PHONE 2-5451
Zaneville, Ohio
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Your DeSoto-Plymouth
Dealer 1
[647 Putman Ava. GL. 2-3663
Zanesville 1
Edward F. Warner
Building Contractor
10 Westwood Drive
Ph. 3-6838 Zanesville
HAMILTON
Automatic
Washers & Wry er*
L. A. EMMERT
Since 1912 GI. 3-801E
34 S. Third St., Zanesville, Ohio
Adams Bros. Inc.
Excavating and Grading
Ready Mixed Concrete
Buidling Supplies
1501 Woodlawn Ave., Zanesville, O.
Phone 2-7564
Concrete Plant at Coshocton, Ohio
Phone 992 W-2
JIM CHARLES'
Zanesville
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
'•We Sell the Best and Service
the Rest”
ROYAU Typewriters OLIVBTT
Calculators
414 Market St. Phone GL. 3-2MS
BROUGHTON
NURSINGi
HOME
“The Home
of Comfort”
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Foods
Fine Home
Cooking
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Private Rooms
Pleasant Porch
end Ground*
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