The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

of non-ftahans Ia the teii conSist- ugy. Pope Plus V named "a non-ftal- ianx and sax rtAiiana sas retained an Italian majority h the coilexe.
 The greatess actual gains ln the college gere made hy South America ahich previously never had mox than tvo cArdinaiN q nos gail have six path the five neg appoln- tres and the inoamsent oi4cono Lgisi Cardinal copeiio oi Buenas Aires.
 Aath0Wh sae United SlAics re- ocived four of the new cardlnaas 'i actually gained only one hcosuse before the waT n hAd Cardinals in NcW York. Boston. Chicago and Philadelphia.
 In addition to the four from the United States. the ap5.ntees incioc- ed
 South AmerioA-ArchbiShopS Gia- como De BaFros Como os Rio De JAnesro. Gioyani 0ua.5erto cuev. ara of Lima. Peru: caTl csrme1o De vasconcelleS MottAs os San Paulo. Brszl: and Giuseppe caro Rocri- gaeS oi Santiago. Chile: and Bishop Antonio Csggiano Of RoAaTio. Ar gentlna.
 Italy -- Joseph Bruno. secretary of The Sacred congregation of the l council: Benedetio Aloisi Maseila. Papal Nuncio in Rio De Janeiro. Clement Micara. Pspal Nuncio in Belgium and Luxembourg: Arch bishop Ernest Rafhni of Palermo. Sicily.
 France - Archbishops Pierre Petit De Julleyille of Rouen: Emile Roque Of Rennes; and Jules Saliege Of Toulouse.
 Germany Archbishop Joseph Grings of Cologne; and Bishops Conrad Won Preysing of Berlin and Clement Augustine yon Galen of Muenster.
 Spain Archbishops Emmanuel Aroe Y Ochotoreno of Tarragona: Augustine Parade Y Garcia of Granada: and Enrique Pla Y Deniel Of Toledo.
 Armenia Gregory Peter XIV Agagianian. Patriarch of Cilicia of the Arnienians.
 Australia - Archbishop Norman Gilroy of sydney. Canada Archbishop James Charles McGuigan of Toronto. China Bishop Thomas Tien, Titular Bishop of Ruspe, Apostolic Vicar of Tsingtao, first Chinese bishop ever to be appointed.
 Cuba Archbishop Emmanuel Artega Y Belancourt of San Christo- foro, Havana.
 Holland Archbishop Johannes De Long of Utrecht. Hungary Archbishop Minde- zenty of Strigonia.
 Poland - Archbishop Stephen Sa- pieha of Cracow.
 Lourenco Marques Portugese Colony - Archbishop Teodosio Gle ment De Gouveia of Lourenco Mar ques.
 United Kingdom - Archbishop Bernard Griff1n of Westminster.
 The new Cardinals will assemble in Rome but will not attend the consiStory of Feb. Is since they will be formally elected at that time. They will attend a public oonsistory Feb. 2l when they will receive their red hats.
 Archbishop Spellman, 56, of New York Is the youngest of the four American prelates, to be elevated.
 He was born at Whitman, Mass, where he eXcelled at sports in the l grammar and high schools. After school hours he ran errands at his fathers grocery store. He was graduated at Fordham University in 1911 and then went to Rome to attend the North American College, He was graduated with a degree of Doctor of Sacred Theology in 1916 and was ordained priest.
 Returning to Whitman, the first hometown boy ever to become a priest, he celebrated a high Mass in the Church of the Holy Ghost.
 After he returned to Rome to en- ter the Vatican secretariat of state he took up flying and obtained his pilots license.
 He was consecrated a bishop ill Rome in 1892 and later became Aux Hilary Bishop of Boston. He was ap- pointed Archbishop of New York Aug. 24, 1899, following the death of Cardinal Patrick Hayes. ,,l
 Oldest of the American appointees Is. 83-year-old Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis who has served as the head of the Missouri Archdiocese for 42 years.
 Cardinal-elect Mooney, 62, has been archbishop of Detroit since cre- ation of the diocese In August, 1897 and he combines his duties with his position as chairman of the Nation al Catholic Welfare Conference, the policy-maxing organization for the Catholic Church in America.
 Archhsho Stritch of Chicago. 58 succeeded the late George Cardinal Mundelein as head of the Chicago Archdiocese in January, 194o He is famed for his work in Catholic charities.