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Evening star., 1953-06-20
By GLADYS Miller

Trends in fiat design for fab
RIGS or wallpaper move in cycles
just as do trends in color, and
in the combination and arrange
ment of furniture.
When these trends become ac-
cepted as a convention, we have
a new fashion. and when they
are repeated in a given number
Of years. we have a style.
This year there is an obvious
trend in fabric, wallpaper and
carpet design for motifs to be
set in squares, oblongs or tri-
angles.
The effect is orderly, tailored,
flexible and adaptable. These
designs may be used with almost
any styles if the motif is suitable
to the formality or informality
of the room.
Technically, printed materials
present problem to the work.
men. It is difficult to hang any
wallpaper or fabric with a hori-
zontal line that is dominate as,
architecturally, the walls, floor
and ceiling are not always plumb.
Some correction must be made
and this correction can never be
obvious to the eye. The scale of
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Practical senidetached design

Now, well ll-planned. quality built semi rambler
can be yours in established community within
minutes of the District line. Maryland Unit
versity and Naval Ordinance. You'll live in
beautiful Adelphi Park. conveniently close to
schools. shopping, churches, transportation
and supervised recreation areas. You'll be
delighted with the charming. fully y-equipped
kitchen and the many extras designed to az
ford you the utmost in gracious family living.
IT'S really the top rambler value in the area
today!
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
Auto Parts-Accessories

AUTO SEAT COVERS-Ab Cars s5.ss n
BEAVER Alto STORES
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Where 60 One
Help Wanted

Help Wanted II
Housemother Fraternity Catholic
q. =. L. Supervise cook and housemsid:
chaperone weekly social functions. Room,
Board and Salary. Call jefferson 1925
between and PM.
HELP WANTED
iouple or Single Man. Middle Aged-To
help manage home for handicapped young
men. Separate living quarters. Either one
OF couple may work out.
p.0. Box s36. Bro Martin
HELP WANTED-Catholic widow
er wants middle aged or elderly
lady for light housekeeping in
exchange for room and board.
Corpus Christi parish, GA. 3O97
after $50 pm.
Female cook for Diocesan Institution.
Good hours and wages. Must furnish re-
ferences. G. 5. r. o. Box $50. Co.'s. Is. o.
Lady for general housework. Good iiy.
ing conditions. Room and board plus
salary. 5. c. P.0. Box $50. Coils. 16.o.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Disclosures i'm Probe of Soviet
Grab i'm Baltic Called Shocking
WAsHTNCTON. JuIv 30 dNCl

WASHINGTON, July 30 tNC) -
Evidence existing in this country
relative to the Soviet grab of the
Baltic States of Lithuania, Latyia
and Estonia will shock many
American people" when it is
brought out, Representative Charles
J. Kersten of Wisconsin told the
House of Representatives.
Representative Kersten sponsor
ed the successful resolution by
which the House authorized the ap-
pointment of a seven-member COM
mittee to investigate the "phoney"
elections by which Soviet Russia
made it appear that the three Bal
tic States invited her in TO take
them over. He is expected to head
this investigation.
The Congressman pointed out
that 'the United States never rec
ognized the Soviet conquest of
these three nations, and we still
maintain diplomatic relations with
the free nations of Lithuania, Lat
via, and Estonis."
"The unusual feature, therefore,
is that much of this firsthand ma.
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terial, right from the archives of
the communists themselves, pre-
pared in Moscow, is here in the
United States
"Just as an example of this, one
of the documents lists various peo-
pie, categories of people, who are
to be deported or exterminated in
those nations. All of the leaders
of the government, of course, and
their families. All estate landlords,
all sizable manufacturing person
mel, the leadership of student or
CARNATIONS. All labor union Off
cials.
'In three countries here is a
very large Polish population. All of
the leaders of the Polish population
are to be exterminated or deport-
ed. All leaders Of Jewish organiza-
tons are to be exterminated or de-
ported. Boy Scout organization
leaders all employees of embas-
sizes.
ministers of all three religions,
Jewish, Protestant and Catholic, to
be exterminated. So that the pat
tern that the Soviet prepared for
taking over those nations was a
blueprint for the conquest of all
the nations that the Soviets have
subsequently moved into"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Springs Sisters
Attend Audio-
Visual Convention

Sister M. Alicia, O.P. and Sister
Di Ricci, O.P. represented st. Mary
of the Springs at the second an
nual Catholic Audio-Visual Educa-
tors convention in Chicago, August
3, 4 and 5. On the program at the
Hotel Sherman were IS educators
and audio-visual experts under the
general Craftsmanship of Father Pi-
us ]. Barth, O.FM., of DePaul Uni
yersity, Chicago.
Five superintendents of schools
served as chairmen of special con-
ferences: Msgr. Carroll r. Deadly,
Detroit; Msgr. Edmund ]. Goebel,
Milwaukee; Msgr. Thomas J. Quig-
ley, Pittsburgh; Father Leo Nc
Cormick, Baltimore, and Father
Robert ]. Maher, Harrisburg.
More than 500 delegates listened
to discussions of 'Techniques in
the Use of Classroom Films"
Teaching Religion to Special
Groups, Educational Radio and
Television", Diocesan Film Libra
ries". Cooperation of Lay Cath
olic Organizations in an Audio-Vis-
ual Program, and other topics.
Twenty-Five secondary, intermedi.
ate and primary teachers conduct
ed classroom demonstrations for
the delegates.
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campus to recite the Rosary. Earl
ier, they had attempted to sell and
distribute pamphlets. Three dep
uty sheriffs escorted the visitors
to their car after they had refused
request to leave voluntarily.
The group said they were from
st. Benedict'S Center in Cambridge,
Mass, and were followers of Fa-
ther Feeney. In Chicago after their
arrest they admitted they haG cre-
ated the Notre Dame disturbance
before demanding to speak to Car
dinal Stritch.
One of the group said they want
ed to ask the Cardinal whether "a
priest is a priest forever"
Father Feeney was censured and
later communicated from the
Church for teaching that there is
absolutely no salvation outside
the Catholic Church. The penalty
put him out of communication
with the faithful and deprived
him of the right to administer and
receive the sacraments.
Followers of Father Feeney have
appeared from time. to time in us
cities where they have attempted
to distribute leaflets and to preach,
Various dioceses have issued
warnings to Catholics against co.
operating with the men or accept.
ing their literature.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Relief Service
Backs Senate
Aid to Korea

NEW YORK-NC)-News that
the Senate has earmarked $780,
600, 900 for relief and rehabilitation
of war-battered Korea was welcom-
ed by War Relief Services.-NCWC.
The charity organization of the
US. Catholic Bishops has provided
thousands of dollars of relief sup
plies to Korea since fighting began.
War Relief Services operations
will benefit from the us. appro-
priation in such matters as costs of
shipping further supplies to Korea.
Monsignor Edward E. Swans
from, executive director of WRS.
NC.W.C., praised the us. appro-
priation and President Eisenhow-
er's foresight in requesting the
funds for Korean aid.
The S200,000,000 earmarked by
the Senate would come from mil
itary funds already appropriated
by Congress. Existing relief organ.
izations who have worked TO pro-
vide for the starving and disease
ridden Korean people will be aided
in their work by the us. funds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Fir. Feeney Followers Arrested
On Disorderly Conduct Charges

CHICAGO, nl.-(NC)-Six fol-
lowers of accommodated Jesuit
Father Leonard Feeney were ar
rested here when they forced their
way into the Chancery offices of
His Eminence Samuel Cardinal
Stritch.
The same six black-clad men had
been ousted by Notre Dame stu
dents two days before when they
invaded the University campus in
South Bend ito convert Notre
Dame"
Chicago police placed the men
under arrest on a disorderly con-
duct charge after they had re-
manded TO see the Cardinal to
ask him "Is Father Feeney a priest
in the Catholic Church," The six
created a disturbance when told
they could not see the Cardinal
without an appointment.
AT Notre Dame so summer stu
dents had escorted the followers of
Father Feeney from the campus
after one of the men had said:
THE first sign of your approaching
damnation is that Notre Dame has
Protestants on its football team"
Recite Rosary
The six men, garbed in black
suits, white shirts and black ties.
had attempted to enter Notre
DANES Sacred Heart Church after
kneeling in the middle of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Cannon Selects
Shamrock Club
Picnic Committee

Daniel F. Cannon, president OF
the Shamrock Club has appointed
Bob Dempsey and Emmett Balm
chairmen of the Clubs first bask-
ct picnic TO be held Sunday, Aug
ust %, at CataIpa Park.
Assisting the chairmen will be
Joe Neal and Bob Foley, finance;
Joe Enright, refreshments; Harold
Dempsey, Tom Timlin and Frank
Brown, games; Bob McNerney,
tickets; John Hardgrove, enter
tainment; Teck Bell, Jack Ryan
and Jim Bell. children's games.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Knights of Columbus, Council 400,
or from members of the Shram-
rock Club. There will be a meet
ing of the entire organization, Sun
day, August 8 at 200 p. m. in the
K of c Hall when plans will be
completed for the outing. Accord
ing TO President Cannon, the out
ing will be an annual event.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Army Chaplains
Reappear in Reds
'Lenient' Policy

LONDON - (NC) - Efforts to
make Hungary show window for
exhibiting the new communist pol
icy of leniency toward religion in
general and the Catholic Church
in particular have apparently been
extended to Hungarian armed for
ces.
According to news received here
from Budapest, army chaplains
have been seen in recent days,
wearing a cross pinned on their
uniforms. The institution of army
chaplains, which was suppressed
two years ago, seems to have been
reestablished with a chief chap
lain holding the rank of a gen.
eral.
Other reports from Hungary
state that during the last two
Sundays officers and men in uni
form have been observed going to
Mass in many towns. The unusual
sight is widely discussed by the
people.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

GOD LOVE YOU to the fol-
lowing: to Anon. for S728.39.
'Please use this check for as
much good as it can possibly do.
am in need of Gods help to
make an important decision"
to Mrs. ,F.S. for SIS. Il am
the mother of eight children and
appreciate them very much. |
just bought a new icebox and
thought would send something
to the Missions" to K.E.S.
for SIS. Il have had difficulty
in renting a storeroom. | prom
ised the Missions half of the first
months rent if | secured de-
sirable tenant" to M.T.S. for
SIS. Il made a promise to send
money to the Missions in thanks
giving for being granted to be-
come a postulant" to Mrs.
Avs. Il am enclosing a check
for $4,000 to be used for the
Missions in this world and hop
ing that it will help me in the
next" to D.S. for SIS. Il am
having 81 a week deducted from
my pay and am sending the Mis-
sions the money in the form of
a SIS bond to MN. and pu-
pills who put on a dance recital
and sent the proceeds of S734
to the Missions +. to J.H.S. for
$40. Enclosed is 1919 of the
allowance we received for sum-
mer leave at the US. Coast
Guard Academy. 1t goes fast for
other things and some of it
should go to the Missions"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Bishop Sheen Will Receive
Cardinal Gibbons Medal

WASHINGTIN-NC) = Bishop
Fulton ]. Sheen, Auxiliary of New
York and National Director of the
Pontifical Society for the Propaga-
tion of the Faith, has been named
to receive the Cardinal Gibbons
Medal from the Alumni Association
of The Catholic University of
America, Alumni officials have an
nounced here.
The Medal was established in
1947 to perpetuate the memory of
the late James Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop of Baltimore and one
of the founders of the Catholic
University.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Diocese Marks Centennial

CONVICTION, Ky. - (NCo -
Kentucky Catholics have begun OBJ
servances of the centennial year Of
the Diocese of Covington with
Solemn High Mass in the States
oldest church. The 133.year.old
Church of St. Plus (now known as
st. Francis) in White Sulphur was
the scene Of the Mass. The late
Father Theodore Badin, first pas
tor of the church, was the first
priest to be ordained in the United
States.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
90. 600 Visit Irish Shrine

DUBLIN, Ireland - NC)-Some
$4,000 pilgrims from all parts of
Ireland and from overseas battled
the worst weather of the season in
20 years to make the annual pill
grimage to Croagh Patrick, the
summit of bleak and desolate Mayo
mountain where st. Patrick once
spent 40 days in prayer and fast
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
St. Louis Gets us. Aid

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - NC) - st.
Louis University has been awarded
grant of $4,000 by the National
Institute of Health of the United
States Public Health Service, to
continue research in dentistry. I'M
iversity officials announced here.
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est sense must have a religious
basis"
One of the most satisfying ex-
periences of life is to be inter-
ested in the spread of the Faith.
Make sacrifice for the Holy Fa-
theirs Missions and you will love
them. Send your old gold, heir
looms or jewels, thanksgiving of
ferings for blessings, first raise
in salary, the equivalent of a
luxury.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

slonarleS, over
1900 hospitals,
$4,000 schools,
219 leprosaria
with $4,000 lie.
pers. Last year
His Missions
cared for over
6O,000,000 peo-
pie, mostly pa.
gan. Here are
some problems
[ h a t confront
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to
Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen, Nation
al Director of The Society for
the Propagation of the Faith,
or your Diocesan Director, Fa-
ther James Kulp, GAG East Town
Street, Columbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
Two Meanings

When fellow describes his girl
as terrific, he usually will say the
same after few years of marriage,
but with second meaning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

AS a result of Communist per-
secution in China, the British
Colony of Hong Kong in few
years has about two million ref
ugees, over 90,717 of whom are
destitute. Hong Kong has only
an area of 800 miles and is five
sixths mountainous. The Junk
Bay area alone out of this num-
ber has had 1,220 baptisms. The
burdens laid on the missionaries
in Hong Kong are beyond our
powers of comprehension in this
land of plenty.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

The missionary picture of
Uganda is brighter. The Educa-
ton Committee recently stated:
I'VE are unanimous in our con-
viction that education in the full
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

The Holy Father, His Vicar,
has to help support 100000 mis-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07

the Church. For example, the
Gold Coast in Africa. The dis
trict of Dunka has 9,068 Catho-
lies in 49 widely scattered mis-
sions averaging from 80 to so
square miles each. There are
two priests. In the entire Cape
Coast archdiocese there are only
10 parishes and 625 submissions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-07
tod Love You
Share the Life of Christ
By Helping the Missions
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

You cannot share the life of
Christ without participating in
His Mission to the world.
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Many native governments in
Africa insist on policy of Sec
ular education without religion.
In many places, if it were not
for our missionaries there would
be little education at all. In the
Gold Coast out of 3,008 schools
lii are Catholic. Quite apart
from the injustice of seculariz-
ing these schools, there would be
a complete breakdown in the
moral tone of the people.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Beef Prices Nav
Stabilize Says
O.S.U. Economist

Economists expect no general
Improvement in beef cattle mark
cts for the next few years but a
combination of factors will help
support prices through 1853.
X. 5. Dougan, economist in ex-
tension at Ohio State University.
says demand for meat probably
VIII stay high this year. Consumer
incomes probably will stay up and
population is growing.
Economists expect Is percent
more cattle and calves to be
slaughtered this year than in 1852
If dry weather hits the range area
this summer, slaughter could in
crease even more than Is percent.
Dougan adds, There is hone
that beef prices will stabilize =
even in the face of larger slaugh-
ter Hog producers indicated a Is
percent smaller pig crop this year
They saved IL percent fewer pigs
last fall. Lamb and mutton produc-
ton probably will be down."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
us horsemen AT
Annual Banquet

About ITS persons attended the
Annual Horsemen's Banquet here
Friday evening, according to Rob-
ert Hines, chairman for the event.
The banquet, held at the Meth
odist Church, is one of the out
standing events of its kind in Ohio
and is attended by many promin-
ent horsemen and horse fanciers in
this area.
Doc. McMillen, London's famous
race driver trainer was honored
again last year by being the 3rd
best driver in the world.
Others attending the meeting
were: Senator C L. Powell, Spring
field; o. C. Belt, President of the
Ohio State Racing Commission
Don Millar, executive Vice-Presi-
dent of the United States Trotting
Association, Columbus; William
Murray, Wellington, a director of
District /, U.S.T.A.; Edward Hack
ett, Secretary of the U.S.T.A.; and
Walter Michaels, Mt. Vernon,
breeder Mr.. Michaels has Ia
horses being trained here by Nc
Millen.
Speaker for the evening was
Rev. Harvey Hahn, pastor of the
Evange lical United Brethren
Church, Dayton, who spoke on the
subject, 'Beefsteak and No Teeth"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Police CRACKING
Down On Teenaqe
Drivers Here
Two Youths Arrested
In Drive On Speeders

Cecil Travis, 18, Georgesville,
charged with reckless driving, had
his drivers license revoked for six
months and was placed on a years
probation by Judge James F. Bell
here Tuesday. Travis, police said,
was arrested after he had driven
his car on the sidewalk in front of
the bus station here.
According 10 witnesses, Travis
drove his car onto the sidewalk at
the alley intersection between
Main and Oak streets on High ST.,
and then drove past the bus sta
ton and back again. He was said
to be driving at high rate OF
speed at the time. Judge Bell
heard the case on bill of infor-
nation prepared by Prosecutor
Forrest Sidener at the request of
London police.
Billy Hammond, II, AZ West
Center street, is being held in jul
venile detention here for driving
without an operators license, ac-
cording to Chief of Police, Cor
man Clark.
Hammond is charged with leav-
ing the scene of an accident which
occurred Sunday. His case will be
heard in the court Of Judge Maur-
ice Beathard, Thursday morning
it was said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
Mayoralty Campaigns Hit
Stride As Primary Nears
$4,000 In Fines
Claimed By Mayor

The primary election race be-
tween James V. Shaw and long
time London Mayor, E. p. Ned"
Speasmaker, took a new turn Fri
day when the Committee for Shaw
sent out mimeographed letters to
London voters which cited certain
findings" purportedly made by
the office of former State Auditor,
Joe Ferguson.
The letter contained information
which the committee stated had
come from the state auditors re-
port and was sent to Republican
voters here. There is no Demo-
cratic candidate for the mayors
office this year. Thus, whoever
wins the primary election on May
5 will be the mayor for the coming
term.
At the same time, it was found
that William j. Robson had re-
signed as a member of the Com
mittee For Shaw. Robson did not
give a reason for his action.
Mayor Speasmaker issued a
statement Monday that he has
turned over in excess of S94, 900 in
monies collected from fines during
the past ID years. He also stated
that, prior to his regime, total col
lections for the previous ten years
netted little over $4,000.
The race continues to cause
much speculation among voters
here with both sides waging "all-
out" campaigns.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
London Youth In
Army Over Year

James B. Fugett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James G.. Fugett, "a South
Street, London, has been reported
missing in action" according to a
telegram received by the family
from the Adjutant Generals Of
flee.
The telegram read as follows:
"The Secretary of the Army has
asked me to express his deep re-
gret that your son, Pvt. James B.
Fugett, has been missing in action
in Korea since 16 of April, 1858.
Confirming letter follows-Wm. E.
Mergin, Major General U.S.A.,
The Adjutant General of the
Army"
Fugett is serving with the 31st
(Polar Bear Infantry Regiment of
the 7th Division. He has been in
Korea since January %, 1853. He
entered the armed service on his
nineteenth birthday, January %,
1852. Before leaving for Korea he
served as paratrooper with the
504th Airborne Infantry, 82nd Air
borne Division at Ft. Bragg, North
Carolina.
Pfc. Fugett is engaged to for
mer London girl, Miss Rosemary
Call now of West Jefferson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Call,
London RID. No. 4.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-28
State Museum Has
Field Trip May 3

The Ohio State Museums an
nual spring field trip to Fort Hill
Will take place on Sunday, Nav
2rd. The party will assemble at
the parking lot there at 1 pm
Picnic facilities and shelter
house are available.
According to Edward S. Tho
mas, Curator of Natural History
at the Museum, Fort Hill is one
of the choice sections of the
state for the display of redbud,
and dogwood also should be in
bloom.
Raymond S. Baby, Curator off
Archaeology, will conduct tour
to the circle mound and village
site and DR. Thomas will lead
the Nature Hike Along Gorge
Trail.
Fort Hill State Memorial is
situated in south eastern High
land County and may be reach
ed way of S.R. Al, one of Ohio's
scenic highways.