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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
Catholics Hit
British Visit
By Top Reds

LONDON - NC Catho-
lie exiles from the world be.
hind the Iron Curtain are or.
ganizing a mass rally on Sun.
day, March 25, to protest
against the proposed visit to
Britain in April of Marshal
Nicolai Bulganin and Nikita
S. Khrushchev, top Soviet
leaders.
Polish organizations here are
drawing up q petition to be sign.
ed at the meeting asking the Brit,
ish government to seek truly free
elections in Poland, freedom OF
religion, and liberation of prison
ers still held in Soviet slave
camps. They also are preparing Z
leaflet to be distributed in plants
stcres and offices throughout the
country.
Requiem Masses will probably
be offered in Polish parishes in
Britain, during the Bulganin
Krushchev visit, for the anniver,
sary of the massacr" o. thousands
of Polish officers in the Katyn
Forest during World War II.
No official Catholic demon.
sfrstion is expected when the
Russians come TO Britain TO be
honored with ell fhe ceremony
OF o state visit. But special
prayers may be asked for The
perseeuted Church behind ihe
Iron Curtain and for the con-
version OF Russia.
Catholics dislike an official dis
play of welcome to two men tyr
annizing large area of the
world, as they did the similar
honors accorded couple of years
back to Marshal Tito of Yugoslav
ia. They feel that he only per
sons likely to benefit from it are
the Russians.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

Doctor Hughes, a nstive New
Englander, is a graduate of Prov
idence College. He did his grad
uate work in English at Yale and
Brown Universities. From 1910 to
1912, he was state editor and
supervisor of the Connecticut
WPA Writer'S Project. He has
been at Georgetown since 1916.
Author OF the novel, THE
Hills Were Liars" prophetic
story Of the Catholic Church in
The 2lsi century, Doctor
Hughes also edited an anfholo.
sy OF short stories, "Ail Man.
ner Of Mem" published under
fhe sponsorship Of the cstho.
lie Press Association.
Doctor Hughes also is current
ly reviewing for The Saturday
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

the Electric Power Equipment Co.
respectively,
Total cost OF project, ineIud.
ing q convent is surprisingly low.
Figured on the basis OF student
population. total cost per pupil
will be $1.050, compared TO the
average cost per student OF ST.,
500 TO $4,000 in new public
high schools.
Tn school plant, in modified
L-shaped form, will include a res.
idence for 81 teachers. chapel
seating los students, two story
academic wing containing 19 class
rooms, three commercial rooms,
three science laboratories, two
home economics rooms, admins
trative suite, offices and faculty
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

II is also reported that tn
Hungarian government is anxiou
to repudiate certain aspects o
the so-called "Stallnist era" Ii
Hungary, including the triel o
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty il
1949.
Although released from pris-
on. Cardinal Mindszenty is vn-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

rooms.
In another unit will be a cafe
terra seating 300, a library, a
gymnasium seating 140O for bas.
ketball games, locker rooms, mu-
sic room, Art, Graphic Art and
Shop Department, and Little The
ater. seating ITS. The theater will
also serve as a dramatic-art room.
visual aid room, and a lecture
and strd. room.
The main lobby will feature a
blue-green mosaic tile wall with
large aluminium bas-relief of
Christ and group of children.
A cast aluminium statue of st.
James, patron saint of the high
school, will be erected in the
chapel lobby,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

the ssneiifieation OF individual
souls, ths spiritvslizins Of so-
eietY, the teaching OF Gods
eternal will for men and fer
nations. More than The pulpit
or classroom, far more than re-
lieiovs organizations or eonvsn-
tions OF this kind, the hons
is the school OF religion and
the family is religions most ef.
feefive channel for teaching"
Military training and general
uncertainty, he said, have made
many marriages come too early or
too late, and be childless or un-
stable Young men and young
women have left their homes and
been placed in the highly dub
iouS environment of the rockies
life"
The simple. obvious truths
concerning the family as the unit
cell of society, and the home as
the first and best school of relig-
ion have been widely ignored in
practice, if not forgotten in prin-
ciple," he declared.
Parents. especially mothers,
must be the principal teachers
of their children, and much more
besides, be stated
Principal speakers at the gen.
ersl session we're US. Senator
Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon,
who discussed the proposed fam
lily allowance program. and Pa
ther John L. Thomas, ST., OF the
Continued on Page D
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
Negotiations Begun to Free
Church Leaders in Hungary

GRAZ, Austria = (NC) = Archbishop Gyula CZapik
of Eyer acting head of the Hungarian hierarchy nego
tiatng with Hungarys communist government for "a gen.
amnesty for Catholic Church leaders who senenc
ed curing the Stanist in 1947 1948 and 1949'
cordng to reports reaching here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
DIR. Riley Hughes Will Review
Last Hurrah' at Critics Forum

Doctor Riley Hughes, professor of English at the
Georgetown University School of Foreign Service Wash.
lngton c. will review The Last Hurrah by Edwin OCon-
nor In the second Critics Forum lecture take place Tues
day March % The review will be held in the Columbus
Gallery of Fine Arts at g. 8 nm
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16

Charles j McNeill, president of
the Catholic Press Association,
counseled in an address to the
Arts and Forum Series of Mary
Manse College here.
"If we aren't satisfied with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
Family Life Meeting
Told of Great Need of
Religion in the Home
Family Allowance, Mixed Marriages
Among Topics Discussed by Experts

BOSTON = NC = Under stresses from many direc-
TONS the family is losing its cohesive strength This
the warning given by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of
Boston to 5000 delegates at the oath annual National
Catholic Conference on Family Life here.
The prelate noted that the American home has lost its
ancient functions by So things which
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
Catholics Told to Take
More Active Interest
In Public Education

TOLEDO o = NC) = Catholics must participate more
fully in citizens meetings of all kinds and all levels
they to have real impact the thinking and actions
of society
This particularly true in the of public education
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
$4,000 Brave Rome Snow
To Participate in Pope's Fete


ersary o MS a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-16
Excise Exemption
Recommended for
Private Schools
House Subcommittee Will Include
Finding in Report to Full Committee

WASHINGTON = (NC) - House Ways and Means
subcottee has voted unanimously to recommend that pr
vate nonprot schools be exempted from Federal excise
taxes.
The action was taken by sevenmember subcommittee
headed by Rep Ame Forand of Rhode Island The
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the Emir's daughter who, oIos, is
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
Wilber On Panel
At BIG Conference

Atty Adair Wilber, president of
the Port Clinton Development Co.,
will participate in a panel discus
sion at one-day conference March
% at Bowling Green State Upiver-
sity.
John Wood, Genoa Development
Corp, also is on the panel as is
Robert L. Wolf, Canton, industrial
development consultant, Ohio Pow
er Co., chairman; John A. Wallace,
treasurer, Willard Industrial De-
velopment Corp; Lewis Michael,
Toledo, Expressway Industrial De-
veloperS; and Albert Altman, Jr.,
Tiffin Community Development,
Inc. It's topic will be "Organized
Industrial Development Districts
and Corporations in Northwest
Ohio.
Authorities on the organization
of industrial developments will ad-
dress northwest Ohio businessmen
at the conference, for which regis
tration is at 9 am. in the Recrea-
tion Hall, Administration Building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

held Saturday, April 7th at the
Catawba Community Hall will be
furthered.
Circle Number Five of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet Tues
day evening, March 6 in the home
of Mrs. Earl Adams with Mrs. Ed
win Williams acting as co-hosteSs.
Roll call Faith" Mrs. Swartz will
have devotions and Mrs. Wilson
Kirk the program.
The Catawba Island Grade
School Basketball Team had a
basket ball game with Gypsum, the
score being 20-l7 in favor of Ca
tawba.
Bill Schaffer arrived Friday
evening to spend the week end
with the James Peltier family
Sunday his parents called for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams and
Mrs. Wade Jay of Toledo were to
call on Mrs. Alma Ballard who is
convalescing in her home from a
fall suffered during the recent ice
storm.
The regular meeting of the P-TA
will be held at the school house
March 1st. Attorney John Morton
of Port Clinton will be the guest
speaker for the evening. The Red
Cross Story will be presented and
a short film including flood scenes
from the East. The Red Cross pro
gram for Ottawa County will be
outlined.
March the Sunday School ser
vices of the Catawba Union Sunday
School will be conducted by the
high school class. Ronnie Bauman
will act as superintendent for the
services.
Dorcas Society of the Union
Chapel met Thursday with Mrs
John West. A White Elephant Sale
was the project for the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Thierry
are the proud parents of baby
girl who was born at Magrudel
Hospital, February 18th. Mrs
Thierry returned home Tuesday
The baby has been named Michele
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
BIRTHDAYS.
ANNIVERSARIES

March 2: Harold Schmardebeck,
Mary Ann Kreutzfeld, Bobbie Lor-
ensen, Robert Bahnsen, Mrs. Her.
bert Coon, Gene Prentice, Mrs. OF
to Hess Oscar Meier, Wedding an
niversary of Lit. Coll and Mrs.
Clark Thornton (Orlena Klickman).
March 8: Beverly Collins, A. M.
Johnson, Mrs. Emil Parker, Jack
Wepler, Mrs. William Robel, Jr.
March 4: George Dale Allan, Will
liam Nuppenau, Charles Lano, Bon
ME Kott, Mrs. Dorman Elliott, Sr.,
Ronald Hetrick. Anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dubbert.
March 5: Frank WadsWorth,
Mary Allyn, Mrs. David Williams,
Janet Sherwood Rolf, Mrs. Ethel
Wylie, Glenn Baker, Dwight Fox,
Verdi Won Thron, Steve Louis Fall,
Jack RAIDER, Mrs. Louise Stoiber
John c. Brown, Margaret Petersen
March 6: Arthur Bennore, San
dra Lynn Meinke, Glenwood Min.
ier, Priscilla Jean Lockwood, Mrs
John Sans, Mrs. Henry Ford, Jen
infer Nissen, Mrs. Frances Allen
George E. Nichols III, Mrs. Oscar
Sandwisch. Anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl VoSs.
March 7: Mrs. Theresa Nieman
Shirley Won Claim, Lyle Riedmaier
Mrs. Adolph Frazier, H. A. Miller
Urban Lochotzki.
March 8: Betty Pool Young, Jane
Petersen, Robert Holzhauer, Mel
vim Cover, Philip Dusini, Mrs. Abe
Bassett, Mrs. Gordon Cooper, Mrs
Robert Hollingsworth, R. ]. Ottin
gee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
EOD Fire Dept.
Makes Two Calls

The Erie Ordnance Depot Fire
Department was called out twice
Monday to aid in fighting fire
at Erie and one at Catawba Island.
An overloaded electric circuit
was the cause of small fire at
the depot Monday morning. The
Fire Department received the a.
larm at 8:05 Am. and the all clear
was given by the Fire Marshal,
Maj. James Mclaughlin, at 8:12
Am. Damage was very slight and
limited to one shipping box which
was charred.
In the afternoon a call was re-
ceived at LOS PM. to aid in fight
ing the fire at the home of Edwin
o. Williams, Jr., Catawba Road
West. One company was sent from
Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

IOuT OI southern STATES. ANY 10
nations for the Williams may be
left at the Edward Ludwig home
on East Catawba Road.
Catawba Elementary School
grades one through five presented
musical program to the public
Tuesday evening. The program
was we'll attended with all avail
able chairs occupied and the hall
was used for standing room. The
orchestra presented the Prelude
Grade one "a Happy Week"
Grade Two Washington" an origi-
nal play. Grade Three "Belling
the Cat" Playlet. Grade Four
"Circles and Squares" Dancing.
Grade Five A Number by begin
ming Clarinets, also High and
Low.
The program was we'll present
ed and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lee
Bracken the school music teacher
directed the program.
Chapel Mothers will meet with
Mrs. Robert Johnson March 6.
Mrs. Eldon Weichman is on the en-
tertainment committee for March
meeting and Mrs. Gordon Rathbun
will have devotions.
Catawba Island Ladies Afternoon
Club will meet Wednesday, March
7 in the home of Mrs. James Pei
tier. Roll Call for the March meet
ing will be Teachers Colleges.
Mrs. James Allan will give a paper
"Good Schools are Worth Fighting
For" Mrs. Ambrose Pearce Sr.
will give a paper of "Grown-Ups
Campus.
Women of the Catawba Union
Chapel have an invitation to the
Lenten Tea to be held at the Guild
Hall Wednesday afternoon March
7.
Catawba Island Child Conserva-
ton League will meet Thursday
evening in the home of Mrs. Floyd
Herl with Mrs. Charles Davis act
ing as Co-hostess. Devotions will
be by Mrs. Wilson Snyder. A
sale will be held and plans for
the Harlequin Hop" dance to be
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

and was welcomed home by a sister
Carol and brother Jim.
Charles Bauman entered Magru-
der Hospital Sunday for surgery.
Mrs. Lee Quillan of Terrace
Beach drove group of youths to
Toledo Wednesday. The group
Joined with another group from
Port Clinton and together visited
the Jewish Temple, The Friendly
Center, Toledo Art Museum, The
Jewish Youth Center, Catholic
Church, The Flower Esther Home
and the Goodwill Industries. They
ate at the Goodwill Industries.
The group included David Quillan,
Larry Noblitt, Charles Ballard,
John Peltier, David Dick and
Kathy Stanton.
Mrs. Edwin o. Williams had
Mothers Club at her home We'd
nesday evening. The group attend
ed Lenten services before the
meeting.
Mrs. Ira Sexton is convalescing
nicely in her home after being
released recently from the hos
pital.
TOiy, paI Crocc Cixa Capara,YcIx,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
BY JUEL REED COVER

ready to go out the door? Maya
zines with uncut pages? The ring
of the telephone in the middle of
the one TV program you partic-
ularly want to see? Getting mer-
chandise, via mail, you didn't
order?
Nope, we'll take that last one
back. That isn't minor variety -
it's a major aggravation! And one
we wish the postal department
could do something about. on a
national scale. Our policy is to
toss the stuff into the wastebasket.
Ditto with the "please remit" let
ters that try to collect for the
unwanted stuff.
Good Idea
Floyd Herl, Catawba fireman,
comes up with suggestion that's
a mighty good one.
Our youngsters get training at
school, via fire drills, as to what
to do if fire breaks. out. But how
many of our parents have ever
given them instructions about what
to do in a similar emergency at
home? Sandusky fire department
is sponsoring such home educa-
tional campaign, and it would be
a fine idea for c. C. L. or other
clubs to get behind. The Sandusky
program, for instance, tells young
Sters that if they are caught up
stairs in a fire, they should stand
by window or crawl out on a
porch roof if at all possible. It
mentioned another good idea =
keeping strong rope in an up
stairs location especially for fire
escape purposes. Let's hope some
organization is prompted into ac-
tion by Herbs suggestion.
From The Mouths, Etc.
you've got two voices, haven't
you Mommy?" a four year old
asked his mother the other day.
She couldn't figure it out until
he called attention to the different
way" she talked when she ans
wered the phone when it rang as
she was scolding him.
"And, by golly, it sure made me
think" confesses Mrs. S. Give it
a thought, next time YOU answer
the phone Have you got Family
voice" and telephone voice.?
Let's Send A cardl
If ever a young chap could fool
the public about his age, it's &
sturdy Port Clintonite by the name
of w. F. Richardson, who lives al
$50 w. Sixth st. Will has a birth
day coming up on Tuesday, March
6. He'll be 88. But you'd never in
the world guess it within Is OF
even 20 years!
In excellent health and as agile
as youngster of so, Will lives
alone in an immaculate and shin
ing home, enjoys life with the
zest of teen-ager, and says he
believes he could walk to Sandusky
with no trouble. He's a retired
railroad man. Hobby? Oh, yes, he
has one - says it's "eating!" How
about a big load of birthday cards
for somebody on whom birthdays
really look good?
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

DISQUALIFICATION of Ed
ward j. Hummel's petitions as
a COP. candidate for Secretary
of State was not entirely unex-
pected. word had been around
for some time that Hummel was
having trouble picking up sig
natures.
CYRUS EATON, fhe financial
wizard, was one of fhe celebri-
ties attending that Chamber of
Commerce affairs in Portsmouth
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
ROBERT w. RErDER
R~srs Fse@ The
STAT
CAPITOL

A MAN WHOSE NAME is FAMILIAR
to 18th District voters. has been picked to direct
the gubernatoria ambitions of Oscar L. Fleckner he
is Dwight Backmore, who twice sought seat in con-
gress resident of Greenwich in Huron County.
Feckner, incidentally, has opened headquarters in the
Virginia Hotel in Columbus .. ..
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
BILLY O'NEILL ISN'T STATING

publicly but in private conversation with friends
he's very much concerned about the gains being made
by his primary opponent for the COP. nomination for
governor. personal polls indicate 1t. Gov. John w.
Brown is running stronger than expected in many
tions of the state.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
TATAWBA BRIEFS
TATAWBA BRIEFS
Friends Rally To Aid
CataWba Fire Victims
BY MRS. EDWARD LUDWIG
News Staff Correspondent

Several groups have started collection of clothes for
Mr. and Mrs Edwin 0. Williams and children Beth 3; Mark
s. and Todd who lost all their clothing and personal be-
ongings in Mondays fire (Story front page) The Will
ams have taken up temporary residence the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ludwig who are on
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

ONE of the five Democratic
gubernatorial candidates made
a statement on slot machines
the other day, causing the To-
ledo Times to raise an editorial
eyebrow about licensed pinball
machines in that city.
OBSERVERS look TO the at.
torney general race in each
party as one Of the hottest in
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
years. both tickets are studded
with weilknown names.

ARTHUR BLAKE, the Bel
mont County state senator, was
paid a nigh tribute the other
day by West Virginia news
paper. it referred to Blake as
dean of the Ohio Senate and
one of its best orators.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02

on Wednesday night. also in
attendance was US. Senator
George n. Bender. :.
NINETEEN COP. members
of the Ohio House of Represen-
tatives are assured election in
November. Democrats failed
to field candidates in that many
counties, another indication of
the current weakness of the
state organization.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE.

STRONG EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE,
by Young Democrats in Erie County to obtain Gov.
G. Mennen Williams, presidential prospect and Mch-
gans favorite son. Jefferson-Jackson Day speaker
next month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-03-02
The jewel
BOX
Reunion

Reunion
Gertie and Ginger Babcock, just
back from a vacation stay with her
parents at Mt. Dora, Fla, tell OF
one day that they've dubbed 'Port
Clinton Day"
Gertie's folks live on the main
highway. She'd just walked out to
their car with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hines, who stopped in to say hello,
when a Georgia car halted and
hailed her. 1t was Clem and Elaine
Childress and daughter Mary Ann,
who were enroute from Atlanta
for a visit with friends at Jensen
Beach, Fla. They'd seen in The
News that the Babcocks' would be
visiting her parents, the Earl Dang
lers', at Mt. Dora = which was
right on their way - so they To-
Gated the family through the Cham
Der of Commerce, and stopped for
an exchange of Port Clinton talk.
SCATTER PINS
Port Clinton's pretty Carol (Mrs.
William) Sala, 645 Orchard Drive,
is member of the Junior League
of Toledo which is sponsoring the
March 6 hockey game between t1e
world champion Detroit Red Wings
and the International League All
Stars at Toledo Sports Arena as a
benefit for the Leagues fund, from
which the Children's Theater Work
shop of Toledo is financed The
new beauty in the family of Atty
Jim and Dorothy Thierry will be
named Michele Zone of our top
favoriteS in the name category)
A Fremont business man is
getting chuckles with his "I-knew-
him-when" stories of a local Wheel
who paid up a delinquent grocery
bill at the rate of quarter a
week :. Give Denny Bergeman's
Retail Trades Division of Chamber
of Commerce a big salute for a
mighty good schedule of promo
ton which local stores will be fol
lowing this year F.. Spring moved
right into The News office, early
the other morning when beau.
tiful bouquet of flowers came to
us from Oak Harbor's Wistinghau
sen Greenhouse :. Golly, what a
lift they gave everybody. We
all say thanks The Sam Lich.
tensteins (who opened Sans store
here) bought a Florida home dur
ing their recent southern stay, and
expect to make their permanent
headquarters there A big an
nouncement in local sports circles
is being kept under wraps, for the
time being ...
We've Often Wondered
Right after I spanked my four
year old for cutting her own hair, .
reports Mrs. J., "she brought me
magazine showing one of those
jagged haircuts that looked a lot
worse than her amateur job. What
do they use, anyway - an electric
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