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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

tive section on the second floor of
1.-THE proposed new wing.
A subscription of S1,5O0 from
the GAINESVILLE KIwanis Club secur-
ed by Lou Thoma is the first serv-
ice club subscription reported, ac-
cording to Crawmer. The Kiwanis
Club will provide an office in the
Laboratory section of the new wing
on the second floor.
The names Of the Knights of Co
lumbus and the Kiwanis Club will
be perpetuated by plaques on the
respective units for which they
have provided funds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

ATHENS - (NC) - More than
three-quarters of the Catholics of
Greece and close to half of the
nations Sees are governed by
Archbishop Mario Macrionitis, ST.,
of Athens, who was recently con-
secrated here. The 39-year-old pre-
late is also apostolic administra-
tor of the Archdiocese of Corfu,
the Dioceses of Zante and Cefa-
lonia and the Apostolic Vicariate
of Salonika.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19
Russian Imperialism
Explored In New Book

NOTRE DAME, Ind.-NC) = A
recent Notre Dame symposium on
Russian imperialism will be pub
lished in book form on June 13 by
the university's press, it was an.
nounced. Entitled "Soviet Imper-
islism: It's Origins and Tactics, -
the reference work is edited by DIR.
Waldemar Gurian, editor of the
Notre Dame Review of Politics, +"
and includes work by members of
the faculties of Notre Dame, Har-
ward and Yale.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19
Corpus Christi Procession
Outdraws Political Rallies

ROME-(Radio, NC) - A Corpus
Christi procession drew bigger
crowds than two political rallies
here despite the fact that they
were held at the time the Italian
election campaign reached its eli
max in this city.
More than $4,000 Romans took
part in or watched the Corpus
Christi procession. This was twice
the combined number of Italians
who attended left-wing socialist
election rally in the Piazza del
Popolo and the neo-fascist MSI
Qtalian Social MovemenD Rally at
Piazza di Spagna.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

We cannot save souls except
through our fellowship with the
Cross. That is why we ask you
to make sacrifice. We do not
want your gifts alone; we want
to help you as well as the Mis-
sions. But how can we help you
except by pointing to the Cross
and saying: He gave His life for
you. Will you give something out
of your living TO save a soul in
the Missions?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

ROME - NC) - Oscar Halecki,
noted Polish historian and profeG-
sor of eastern European history at
Fordham University, has been NAM
ed a secret chamberlain of the
sword and cape to His Holiness
Pope Plus XII.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

GOD LOVE YOU to SIT.
"The enclosed SO represents 81
for each new automobile my hus-
band sold. Since the sale of autos
is what feeds our family, we
would like this sacrifice to pro-
vide food for others GOD
LOVE YOU to Mrs. SIR. Il
promised Our Lady that | would
send 81 for the Missions for each
pound of excess weight could
lose. | have lost 18 pounds and
in thanksgiving am sending the
$18." GOD LOVE YOU to
ARR. Enclosed is SIS | had
planned to use for the hairdress-
ers. Today | received MISSION
and thought how selfish one can
be. This SIS would have been
spent to make me look better
now | feel my soul is" GOD
LOVE YOU to J.O.H. for $50.
Il won an essay contest and fig
ure if the government can take
one-fifth of it in taxes, certainly
God should have at least one
fifth" GOD LOVE YOU to
FIN. Enclosed is $50 which we
would have put away to help pay
for our home, but thought the
Missions needed it more than we
do" GOD LOVE YOU to
MIR. Enclosed is $40, my birth
day present to the Society for a
favor received" GOD LOVE
YOU to M.R.W. Enclosed is SIS
half of the sum given me
when l had an operation. | did
not have to use it and therefore
send it to the Holy Fathers Mis-
sions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19
Pakistan Christians Charging
Religious Rights Are Curtailed

LAHORE, Pakistan - CNCl -
Christians of Pakistan have charg-
ed that serious attempts are being
made to hinder the progress of
the Christian community in the
Punjab province. Their complaint
came shortly after the new Prime
Minister, Mohammed Ali, a Mos
lem, had pledged that his govern
ment will treat the minorities not
only justly, but generously.
Voicing the complaint we're
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

Our fellowship with the Cross
need not be as severe as for our
missionaries; but it must be a
sacrifice for spreading the
faith. We never reach the max
imum of goodness until we save
a soul. Souls cost something.
They cost the life of Christ; they
cost us a little cross in the form
of the giving of the equivalent
of a luxury to spread the faith
in pagan lands.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

so live as to
irritate evil, we
have n OF yet
re C h ed the
peak of Chris
tian living. 1t
is not that we
antogonize the
W k e d b y
W h a I we say
but rather that
our manner of
living for God
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

Since Pentecost, Our Lord has
permitted us to become joint
partners with Him in His Cruel
fiXion and Resurrection. st.
Paul expressed it as sharing in
the fellowship of His suffer
ings." AS He was ''made perfect
through suffering" so are we.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19
Love You
Missionaries In China
Irk Communists
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

When infinite purity comes
in contact with evil, there is
first SANDER, then hate and fl
nally a crucifixion. IL we do not
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

LISBON (Nc) - Auxiliary Bish-
op Manuel Dos Santos Rocha of
Lisbon confirmed 100 prisoners In
Lisbon's main jail after offering
Mass at the prison.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

Ever think of investing your
capital with The Society for the
Propagation of the Faith? We
will pay you a high rate of in
terest while you live; at your
death the capital goes to the Ho-
ly Fathers Missions. You will be
mighty glad on Judgment Day
you gave back to God-what was
His own.
For a gift for friends that will
help you, the Missions, and the
recipient give a World Mission
Rosary. At your request and a
81 offering to the Missions, we
will send you a World Mission
Rosary blessed by me.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

Our missionaries in China
have irked the Communists;
those who repeatedly tried to
evangelize Tibet have been mas
sacred; Burma heavily taxes
those who preach Christ; India
is opposed to missionaries who
have brought more healing and
education than all their petty
governments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-19

Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
Most Reverend Fulton ]. Sheen,
National Director of The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
100 E. 38th Street, New York
16x, New York, or your Diocesan
Director, Father James Kulp, 246
East Town Street, Columbus Is,
Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Concert features
SoIois+s And
Ensemble. Music

Soloists and ensembles will be
featured when the Music Depart
ment of London High School pre-
sents its annual Spring Concert at
the high school auditorium-gym-
nasium Friday evening, April II
at 8:15.
The Concert Band will have as
its special performers AL Dicker-
son, trumpet solojst, who will play
"A Trumpeter's Lullaby by An
derson; Dick Morse narrator for
the novelty Three Little Pigs;
AL Dickerson, Bill Ames, and Jerry
Bangham "a trumpet trio, who will
play THE Gaybriellos' by Barnes.
Soloists with the Girls Glee Club
are Donna Tingley alto, who will
sing the solo part onssChristopher
Robin is Saying His Prayers" by
Fraser-Simson and Nancy Har-
rington, soprano, having a solo on
Il Love Life" by Mana-Zucca.
Mary Kay Dillingham; will sing the
soprano solo when the Mixed
Chorus sings wide River" a
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Plain City 10
Get Dial Phones

Construction on three new CEN
trail office buildings for installation
of new dial equipment is beginning
in the Mechanicsburg-Plain City
area according to report today
from r. c. Fesenmyer, Division
Commercial Manager of General
Telephone Company of Ohio.
Fesenmyer announced that con-
struction of a new building would
begin at Woodstock on Wednes-
day, April 8, 1853 while buildings
at Catawba and Resaca would be
erected in turn after completion of
the Woodstock building. These
buildings will be of special steel
construction and are manufactured
by the Armco Steel Corporation of
Middletown, Ohio. They have been
specifically designed to fit the
quantity and type of dial equip
ment ordered for the exchange,
however, they can be easily ex-
panded should the need for en-
largement occur.
Continued on Page Two)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Home Achievement
Day Program
Here April %

Mrs. Herbert White of Colum-
bus, will be the featured speaker
at the afternoon session of the
1853 Madison County Home DEM
onstration Achievement Day, April
%. Homemaking in Denmark will
be the topic. Mrs. White has a pro-
found understanding of Denmark
both as a native of that country
and more recently as tourist.
The days program which will
begin at 1920, in the Methodist
Church at London, will include a
variety of activities portraying the
activities of the home demonstra-
tion program in the past year.
Tickets for the luncheon can be
obtained from any home council
member or Mrs. Floyd Butts,
Ticket Chairman.
Mrs. Lewis Overturf is Chair
man of the program committee and
assisting her are Mrs. Joe Hook,
Mrs. Robert Halterman, Mrs.
Isaiah Call, Mrs. Donald Laird,
Mrs. Louis Thomas and Helen
Stahl.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Commissioners At
Special Meeting
Additional Taxes Said
Answer To Local Lack
Of Operating Monies

At the April 8 special session
of the County Commissioners AS
sociation at Columbus, according
to county commissioner, Rodger
Baker, it was believed that coun-
ty administrative funds will not be
cut and that any new revenue for
State administrative purposes will
not come from present highway
funds presently being distributed
to Ohio counties.
Mr.. Baker reported that there
is a definite indication that both
House and Senate will pass some
kind of legislation relative to the
weight-distance or "ton-mile" tax
proposal. Should such tax be
drafted, Mr.. Baker said, he did
not believe that individual counties
would share in such revenue. The
ton-mile bill has not been drawn
up as yet, however.
1t was also brought out at a
meeting of the House Committee,
according to Mr.. Baker, that
counties and townships are in need
of additional revenue. Petitions
have been presented to the House
Committee to this effect, it was
said, and it was brought out that
any extra revenue would have to
come from more taxes on liquid
fuel or higher license fee or both,
Mr.. Baker said.
The special session was held at
the Deshler-Wallick Hotel, Colum-
bus, Wednesday.
Madison county's commissioners,
Rodger Baker George Taylor and
Rodney Plymell attended in the in
terest of obtaining additional funds
for maintenance and construction
of county roads.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Cooking Carnival
Starts Thursday
Demonstrations Mark
Gas Cooking Carnival

Opening of the Carnival of Gas
Cooking was announced Tuesday
by the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Designed
to inform homemakers about the
new features of cooking with gas,
the Carnival" emphasizes that
'it's fun to cook with gas"
Robert Brannen, has been NAM
ed co-ordinator for gas appliance
dealers in this area who are spon-
soring the campaign.
Ohio Fuel Gas will assist in the
arrangement of cooking demon
strations in dealers stores by the
gas company's Betty Newton. Up
on request of the dealer, Ohio
Fuel will adjust burners and
thermostat on each range sold.
Betty Newton on request will visit
purchasers of new gas appliances
to demonstrate the best use of the
latest gas range features.
Improved performance and
greater convenience are highlights
of the Carnival to show that
cooking with gas is fun. Dealers
point out that 'it's fun to cook
with gas" because gas gives in
slant heat at low cost. Many of
the worries and problems involved
in recipes, both new and old, are
gone when using the automatic
features of the gas range.
Variety keynotes the Carnival
of Gas Cooking" dealers say. They
point out the many different fea-
lures in a gas range in long list
of models. High broilers or low
broilers, one oven or two, cluster
ed of staggered burners-they can
all be found in gas range.
The beauty of 1853 ranges is
dranlatized in local dealers dis
plays and their invitation is par
ticularly directed to those home
makers with ranges over 10 years
old /.
Convenience and performance OF
the new gas ranges have been de-
veloped to make meal preparation
quicker and easier. Dealers say
their products are soundly con-
structed for years of satisfactory
service, with long lasting finishes
and streamlined designs.
Top-of-the-range cooking is care
fully regulated by variations of the
gas flame. High speed roasting and
low temperature baking high
light the ovens and the broilers
are of nQn-smoke type.
Dealers are quick to point out
that gas cooking is economical
both in cost of fuel and cost of
ranges. Installation poses no prob
lens because the ranges are built
to harmonic with other kitchen
equipment and no special work is
required to install gas range.
Because of their sturdy construc-
ton and simple operation, gas
ranges need only minimum OF
maintenance and service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Forbes Placed
On Probation

Clifford D. Forbes indicted by
the January Grand Jury on a
charge of failure to provide, has
been placed on five years proba-
ton in common pleas court.
MRS. DREAMER IMPROVING
Mrs. T. A. Creamer, South Main
Street, is recovering in Doctors
Hospital after a major operation
Tuesday. Her room number is 1922
South.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10

London Students
At Egg Rolling"
In Washington DC.

Andrew Westra, Lafayette Road,
and Bob Martin, South Walnut ST.,
both seniors at London High
School, improved the time during
their Easter holiday and took off
early after school was released, for
Washington, D. c. in the Westra
family car.
They stopped at Ft. Necessity.
Pa, enroute, and after arriving in
the National Capitol didn't miss a
trick, according to the description
of their trip as relayed by An
drew's sister, Mrs. Robert McMur-
ray of the Lafayette Road adj
dress.
Washington, they said, was per-
fectly beautiful; really put on a
show for its thousands of visitors.
They saw many of the important
spots, including the Washington
and Lincoln Memorials; the Tidal
Basin with its magnificent Cherry
trees in full flower; Mt. Vernon
and numerous other places that
intrigued their fancy.
But the crowning thrill came
Sunday morning when they went
by for view of the Easter Egg
Rolling on the White House lawn.
1t was their good fortune to get a
position close enough to President
and Mrs. Eisenhower for Andrew
to get several camera shots OF
them. The President, who was
holding his small granddaughter
aloft in his arms that she might
not be crushed by the great
throngs who crashed the children's
party and might get better view
of what was going on, was just
like any other grandfather, says
Andrew He got so interested and
excited by the whole performance
that the little lady almost slipped
through his arms on two or three
occasions. IS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
SIX VERDICTS POSSIBLE
AS JURY PONDERS FATE
Londoner Sues
For 100000

James r. Gallagher, formerly of
London, has sued Rance Incorpor-
ated, a Plain City manufacturing
concern. for 100000 in Union
County Common Pleas Court. The
libel suit in which young Gallag-
her alleges that the defendant ac-
cused him of sodomy was entered
April 9. Gallagher also stated
that he was employed at the Ran
co firm September 1851 until
March, 1853, and that he was serv-
ing as assistant to the personnel
manager there.
According to the report, Gallag-
her has said that one Tenny Tai
madge AN officer of the Rance
company and personnel manager
of all its plants discharged him.
The plaintiff C harges that Tai
madge "in the presence of divers
good people falsely and malicious
ly gave as the defendant COM
pany's reason for the discharge
that Plaintiff was queer and
plaintiff was associating with
young men for immoral purposes
and that the company would not
have that kind of man working for
it."
Gallagher, through his attorneys
Sanders and Grigsby charges that
all statements were false and ma.
licious and were intended to
charge that Gallagher was guilty
of the crime of sodomy. Gallagher
further states that he has beer
damaged in the sum of $4,000
plus an additional $4,000 fol
punative and exemplary damages
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
DONALD BRAKE
OVERSEAS
CANCER CONTROL DRIVE

President proclaimed
the month of April as Cancer Control Month
Madison Unit the American Cancer Society
has designated the night of April 18th between the hours OF
ZOO and 1000 Pm, as "Lights-On' Campaign Night
Please turn porch light if wish to CONT ibue
solicitor will call to pick much needed con-
tributon do have porch light hang out lantern
solicitor will know wish to do part to
dreaded disease
Remember strikes onen-ve-strike back have
your contribution ready.
Remember the date April Is 1953-the time 7OO to
1000 PM.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Madison County
OSU Alumni Meet

Plans are nearly complete for
the annual get-together of the
Madison County Chapter of the
Ohio State University Alumni As
sociation. The event will be tur-
key dinner this year and is scfed-
uled to take place at the Red Brick
Tavern at $50 pm. on april 18th.
Featured speaker for the affair
will be DR.. Richard P. Golt.thwait
of the Department of Geology at
OSU. He will present an illusrrat-
ed talk on Adventure in Tibet" "
DR.. Goldthwait is a specialist in
the field of glacial geology and
has visited some of the coolest and
most remote regions of the globe
in pursuing his studies of the sci
ence in which he excells.
He was a geologist with the
Reynolds-Boston Museum expedi-
ton to China in the spring of 1948
and has taken part in two private
ly sponsored expeditions to Alaska
to study the glaciers of that reg
ion. In 1850, he was one of two
US. geologists invited to join an
international group of famous sci
entists in an exploration of Baffin
Island in the Artic.
Representing the Alumni Associ-
alton from the University will be
Joseph E. Conrad, who was re-
Gently appointed field secretary of
the Alumni Association.
A top-flight comedy team will
be on hand to deliver some of the
finest comedy Madison Countians
have been treated to for some
time. Crawford and Solacoff, two
students in Education and Medi-
cine respectively, will provide the
entertainment with skits which
won them top berth on the Ted
Mack Amateur Hour TV program.
They are currently considered one
of the best amateur teams on TV
in the country.
Final part of the program will
of sound movie Diving Dynas-
ty" showing the famous divers of
OSU in action. Mike Peppe's ex-
cellent narration is on the sound
track. Coach Peppe has tutored
some of Americas greatest nation
al and olympic diving champions
all of whom are included in the
film.
Arrangements for the program
have been made by Herb Floyd
President of the local group, and
Amelia Jo Foster, Secretary. All
$50 OSU Alumni in Madison Coun-
ty are being contacted. Floyd an
nounced today. but added that
anyone interested in attending who
had not been contacted by Tues
day, April 14th, should telephone
Miss Foster at London HOW to
make reservations
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-04-10
Annual County
Spelling Bee
At Deer Creek

The date for the annual Madison
County Spelling Bee was announc-
ed for Wednesday, April %, at
one o'clock at the April meeting
of the executive heads of the Mad
ison County Schools in the office
of Supt. r. D. Webster.
The contest will be in the Deer
Creek school, each school in the
system being entitled to send two
representatives chosen from grad
es one to eight inclusive.
Another announcement of i'm
portance made to the school men
was the State Eighth Grade test on
Friday, April II, at nine am.
The Senior Day, which was
scheduled for Friday, April 10, was
cancelled due to the trial in pro-
gress in the court room, Supt.
Webster has announced.
The agenda for the meeting also
included an announcement that all
senior girls in the county schools
are invited by senior girls of Lon
don High School, to a play day."
at a definite date the latter part
of April to be announced later.
School men whose curriculum
includes the operation of cafe
terra, were advised that the April
distribution of Surplus Food would
be the last one for the current
year. That they should be prompt
in sending the requested inventory
to the Columbus Office of Surplus
Cafeteria Food Distribution.