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REID. THE REV. RUFUS SYLVESTER.
RuFUs SYLVESTER REID Of 1854 18th
St; NV, father Of Mrs. Mary Parker. lser.
George ao ABa 8. aRd '1 John i 4. s Reid i: He !:
also survived by eleven grandchildren:
many, other relatives and q. host Of
after pm. $ $Tuesday, March March .H 10. 't at
the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church,
1432 q st. NV. Funeral services 1
son Som Shu7eh MiEeh 1s and at f%P MoP
state after Ii am. s Wednesday, M March NJ II
Mount zon ses ssSSs eaufR s7sr sbFns
RICHMOND. THELMA EDMoNiA. On
Friday, March 8, 1858, THELMA ED
M9NIA Nc h.,oEas RIcHMoND mo 2, 81 ,suFt9nsvlIs
sister Of Sarah Mccianahan. Be- Bessie "c. e.
Mileo, Nathan F.. ir., and Ernest NJ,
Beall: Friends may call at the, Dom
neral services at the FIRST Baptist
Church of Laurel ON Monday. March
Ssustsr2 g; st 2 D.m' 1nterment in Union
RUSSELL, AMANDA An. ADDISON. On
Apb1soN yiSiS1 R1ssEE axf s she is AMAfpd sd4A1Ted
by a devoted son. Oscar Russell; one
ter-in-law, Mrs. Hessie r. Russell; Us H:Oon one
grandson. Andre Russell; other relatives
AND sE H6Ttnn, fTs4Ss M6ds Rsmans sg4 n resting
services will be held Tuesday. March
10, at 2:30 pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
SETH, wAYMAN z. On Thursday.
Marsh 5; 1859; At dallineer HOSPITAL.
a loving wife, Mrs: Ruth Y. v Seth; hi'se seven en-
sons, three. daughters, three grandchil-
dren, one brother, other relatives and
many many friends: Remains resting at Hor-
Sunday, March 8. where funeral services
will be held on Monday, March 9. at
IL noon. Interment Easton. Md. 8
March 8, 1858. EDwARp b M, 81 shiREEY. HsIGSS.
ICES ICES es viii De @ held rV at dasIers s' CHAPEL sssy
8. at pm. Interment private.
SMITH, AMELIA MABEL. On Saturday,
March 2. 1853. at her residence 1912
Good Hope, rd, Sc. AMELIA. MABEL
Il smith; mother " Of Mrs r. Iii Lillian @ jones' s
and Mrs. Mary Crosby; sister of Mrs.
Elizabeth Weaver and Mr.. Emile Weiss.
She Is also survived by Ave grand
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts ave.
ne. Notice of services later.
SMITH. JOHN. On Thursdays March
5. 1868. at Homeopathic Hospital.
JOHN SMITH of 1856 18th st. NV.
husband Of Rachel g, Smith, father
Of Mrs; Dorothy Smith Phngst and
John E. Smith. jr., and brother of
Mrs. George Bruce, Mrs David Balm
and Edward Smith. Mr., Smith rests at
the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Md.
until IL noon Tuesday. March 10.
services on Tuesday. March 10. at 1 80
pm. at Rrethrens Meeting Room. 147
D st. ne. Please omit flowers.
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3tt Mrtttnrta11t

NELSON, CHARLES H., and MOLLIE A.
A tribute Of love to the precious memory
OF our dear father and mother, who
H. NELSON, March 8, 1888; MOLLIE
A. NELSON, February 1S, 1941.
You left a beautiful memory.
A story too great to be told:
But to us, who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
A face that is ever before US,
A voice we cannot forget;
A smile that will last forever,
In memory we see you yet.
DEVOTED CHILDREN OF BROAD
RUN AND MIDLAND, va, AND
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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UarnH nf UhankH

sSSSE ist. MnEiaM sooNE ns slshss aS y
deepest gratitude s.n.1.t to the Rev church 81 r.
and the Rev. A j. Edwards of Zion
Baptist Church, Fuller & Albert, Inc.
the many friends and relatives tSr the the
MRs. MARTHA BOONE, WIFE: MRS.
INEZ LEWIS. GRANDDAUGHTER.
DUvALL, LAURA. The family Of the
late LAURA DUVALL wishes to thank
their relatives. neighbors and friends
for, their kindness through the lnnSs l.iness
MARY SF v. oooDLoE. sr.. AND SON,
JACKSON, RICHARD p. The family of
the late RICHARD P JACKSON wisnses tss
ofhcers and employees Of the United
States Naval Gun Factory, neighbors
and friends for their expressions 1I OF
helpful services in their recent be
reaVement.
JONES, MAMIE L. To my principal,
co-workers. neighbors and friends go 60
appreciation for their messages, sery-
fees rendered and beautiful floral trib;
1tef extended nsDSr SqrnS 69 obe s6s nsss Sx me
L. JONES. UGENERA j. HURT. 8
PORTER, M/SERGT. CHARLES E. The
family of M/SERGT. CHARLES e.
PORTER wishes to thank the relatives:
nsisfReFSk U4 Se kndness IEsnss oasl paes
Of cars and many expressions OF SYM
pathy at the death q T8E HgF F4Mf19 ISSS9 one
SCHWARTZ, EDWARD. The widow and
family of the late EDWARD SCHWARTZ
wishes to express their heartfelt thanks
to all the many friends for their
thoughtfulness during their bereaVe-
MRS. BELLE SCHWARTZ. AND MR..
AND MRS. JOSEPH SHWARTZ.
TODD, CARRIE. We wish to express
9iends as and and S
her co-worker Cat the Pentagon) for
their wonderful response in our most
HER FAMILY.
late JOSEPH NJ. TRIGG wishes to ex-
tend deep appreciation to the numerous
cards. teiegrams, flowers and other ex-
pressions Of sympathy and assistance
during our recent bereavement;
THE TRIGG FAMILY.
WHITE, THE REV. GEORGE H The
family Of the late REV, GEORGE H.
WHITE gratefully acknowledges all ex-
pressions Of sympathy from each in
dividual. churches clubs and organi-
erously offered help in any way. 1t
shall always be remembered with deepest
gratitude.
WILLIAMSON. RICHARD. The family
of the late RICHARD WILLIAMSON
wishes to extend thanks and deen ap-
probation to the Rev. C. T. Murray.
pastor of Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church; associated ministers: choir
organist: soloist; nurses; members of
the Pullman service: relatives; friends;
neighbors. and pallbearers for their
participation. kindness and sympathy
during our hours Of bereavement Also
for their condolences. sym7athy. cards.
telegrams. floral designs, use Of their
cars and all other kind expressions of
sympathy rendered. We also thank the
Mcguire Funeral Service for the ten
der manner in which the services were
s conducted.
. THE WILLIAMSON FAMILY.
e. 1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
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Admiral Hart|eyDies
Directed Salvage Of
Submarine Squa|us

Rear Admiral Henry Hartley.
a Bladensburg- born admiral who
raised the submarine Squalus of
Portsmouth, N. H., in 1899, died
yesterday.
Death came to the 69-year-old
admiral at the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Nd, after q
brief illness.
High point of the admiral's
cabin boy-to-flag rank career
was his feat in raising the
,Squalus after several other at
tempts had failed. The under
water craft sank In 240 feet of
water of Portsmouth on May
%, 1889, during diving exercises.
Twenty-nine lives were lost while
33 crew members were saved.
Admiral Hartley was returning
by train to Washington from CAL
ifornia when a telegram di-
rected him to go directly to
Portsmouth. Then a comman-
der already famous for his work
in raising the Submarine S-51
of Block Island in 1926 and the
S-4 year later on the Atlantic
Coast, he proceeded to the scene.
He and his men fought tides
and currents for several months.
The salvage finally was success
full. The craft was raised and
brought to port September 13.
1t was later reconditioned and
returned to service as the Sail
fish.
Rose from Cabin Boy.
His first duty after joining
the Navy in 1901 as a cabin boy
at Is, was to work on the sunken
battleship Maine.
During World War I, he was
a lieutenant on a submarine
chaser in the Atlantic. In World
War II, Admiral Hartley first
laid nets for protection against
underwater craft in harbors of
Iceland. He later was captain
Of a convoy shop plying the At
lantic, and also headed convoy
during the early years of the
war.
In the latter part of World
War II, Admiral Hartley, COM
manded the cruiser Chester in
the Pacific.
He was in the African and
Italian invasions. Though his
ships were fired upon by Italians,
Germans and Japs there never
was a casualty on them.
He was one of the few mus
tangs" in Naval history to gain
flag rank. "a mustang" is
former enlisted man who ,attains
commissioned rank)
Enlisted Man 20 Years.
For 20 years he served as an
enlisted man, beginning his
training on the old sailing ship
Essex. He won the Baily Award
in 1902 for being the best cabin
boy in the Navy. After his
salvage work on the S-4 and
S-51 he was made a lieutenant
commander by special act of
Congress on February 1S, 1929.
Admiral Hartley then served
as executive officer of the
U. S. S. Constitution, "Old IRON
Sides" before tours of duty in
the Baltimore photographic
Office, the salvage ship Vestal
and the plane carrier Saratoga.
After Admiral Hartley retired
in 1946, he worked as an inspec-
tor for the Washington Sanitary
Commission, from 1949 to No.
vember 1852.
An avid fisherman, who made
his own nets, the admiral also
enjoyed hunting small game and
growing vegetables in his garden
at home, 1904 Tuckerman street.
Hyattsville, Md.
He was a Mason and a member
of the Army-Na Athletic As
ISOLATION.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hartley; a daughter,
Elizabeth Hartley, and a son,
Henry Hartley, jr., all of the
Tuckerman street address. Also,
two sisters, Mrs. May Mcfarland
and Mrs. Bessie Benson, and a
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HtturtItttn

DEKELBOUM, JOSEPH. The memorial
erected in memory of our beloved hus-
BOUM will be unveiled Sunday. March
Is, 1853. at PM. at Oveh Sholom
Cemetery, 1901 18th pl. Sc.
ROBIN, ISAAC. The stone in memory
his death resided at 500 Crittenden st.
NV, will be unveiled on Sunday, March
15,. 1853, at 12 noon, at the Ohev
family asks that all relatives and
friends be present and participate in
the ceremony.
ZELLAN, JACOB L. (JACK). An un-
Of the late JACOB L. (JACK) ZELLAN
will be held on Sunday, March s. 1858.
At l pm, at the Elasovetgrad Gene
terry Alabama ave. and 10Th pl. Sc;
Friends and relatives cordially invited
to attend. THE FAMILY.
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brother, William Hartley, all of
HyattSville.
The body will be at Gasch's
funeral home, Hyattsville. from
today until Wednesday. Funeral
services will be held at 10 am.
Wednesday in Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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ADA GRAY. Counselor.
UNA g. DORSEY. Recording Secy.

s. 1s5s: At he stats n Colby. eE51S. EsneSa ncfa
RuTf sry Vf W 1I9 Sc7tS eHEY esTssRd for
Julia e. and Lewis J. Bailey. Friends
2s47 Wilson blvd Arlington, Va. until
St. Charles Catholic Church. where
soul at e:3o am interment Mount
olvet Cemetery. Washington, D. c.
BALDERsoN. AUGUSTUS B, Suddenly.
bAIDERsoM ased Is years, beloved
Rfs 8 Mes eveT sSiss MTi
WASHINGTON. D. C.: Mrs. Thelma .Ralder-
son Of MontroT. Va; Aubrey Balderson;
stepchildren. Mrs orah ShegoVue and
Mahlan Ashford. both Of Washington;
fifteen gEandchildren. and two brothers,
D. C.. and Harold Ralderson Of Mont
rolf, Va. AUGUSTUS B; Balderson was
resident Of washington for so years.
will vii be held rC Mondsy MOI Msrea
Methodist &c Church. ] chiitons Va inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery at 3 pm.
HA1DERsoN aatDIass March g1N!AMNs y Ssss At DIED
JAM1N BALDERsoN, aged rs. Penn
sylvania Railroad engineer, retired
lS45, with 80 years service. He came
and was resident until retirement.
He is survived by FIVE children. Mrs.
Gertrude Fettle, Mrs. Sylvia Blanton.
oliver Baldson of WASHINGTON, D. c.:
Aubrey Balderson of Scott Depot, w.
Va, and Mrs. Thelma .Balderson OF
Montross, Va; two stepchildren, Orah
ington. D. c.: fifteen grandchildren and
two brothers, Harold Balderson of
Montross, Va, and Raymond Balder-
son of washington, D. C. Funeral ar
rangements have not been completed
Burial on Monday, March 8, at Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
BRADLEY. MARY J. Suddenly, on Fri
Hospital. MARY j. BRADLEY. sister Of
Vincent A. Bradley. Friends may call
ct the Demaine Funeral Home. 521
South washington ST., Alexandria. Mass
will be offered at St. Mary's Catholic
Church on Monday, March 8. at $50
am. Interment St. Mary'S Cemetery.
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HEaEs Ms1ss "H5IsaM 55s wE1rAH A SP ATnsFiass sEssN
Of 144s Girard st. nv. brother Of
seen se rssta sRa r. s wsFnas II gresn
phrey Funerai @ Home. s9s4 aeorsia % ave-.
Silver Spring, Md. Mass viii be Of
Monda seGss Tor Mare arc rsposs st Il 70 I 'Oa az ST.
Ssas;.ss SSs5as;5s Hd. SS inssP%snt Mount oE!Sss
BROWN, WILLIE M. On Saturday.
Sisaf Mareh laSs at WaltsT Rssa So1os aos
funeral later. Arrangements by Fra
BURGESS, SAM. Departed this life
ger Hospital. y SAM 1BuRGEsss 1BujRsGcIEsss Of % 500
st: NV: He leaves to mourn his
sisters, one sister r-in-law and Q host
resting at the John T. Rhines a. co.
pm sandsy M MarsS g. + friends fE Afsee afe
snslonsd Ms5sh g. ft f,srI Pm So from the s6Oye
Kelsey officiating. Interment Paynes
March !. 1853. NEsTo1s BuFTAsH sEssafHsf 81
ll25 East Capitol ST.. brother of Mrs.
ces snd soqT Two AG s9TyvfS BY four
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 18th St
Sc. on Tuesday. March 10, at / pm.
ns5d chSre at iSos 81 ssS s. syrian
at lao pm. 1nterment Glenwood
CARTER, ANNA MARY. On Saturday,
March z 1853. at Prince Georges Hos:
eRTrS ea eesfvsEy of s5 B%s6.na5 Ms anna s MARY NARY
Vile, Nd. beloved wife Of Curry Joseph
Garter and mother of Catherine ".
Crafty Mildred Brashears and Alberta
Charles, Frank. Lewis and Hubert
ices at Gasct's Funeral Home on Tues
DAY. March 10: at 8:45 am; thence to
ST Jerome's Catholic Church. Hyatts;
at 9:i5 am. Relatives W and d friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
CLAIBORNE, MCKINLEY. On Friday.
nfFoS sa mS2 ( igs$ cLAYBosNSy Ct EYRs5EiHsy d FosR 5
stepfather Of isaac 3 serryman; n A6aei BROTHER
OF Mrs. Martha Thompson, Abner.
Robert and Dudley Clayhorne, He is
nds survive TSe e SE Gher M Es9Stzes aS nS
BE viewed at the Stewart funeral funeral Home.
% II st. ne, after 4 pm, Tuesday,
MaSaa.., March 10. where services will be held
1nterment Arlington National cemetsry: SY:
COLE, CARROLL W. On Saturday
eARRho aaFih 1S5s coat e. Gsrfsd e SSSo HSspital
Jesse Cole Of Fort Smith. ARK. and
ofa aad OF MTs Tso Re5a o. sawusls Of Tss
H%s as97 vii Wilson at bfRd tRi AYES Hss
nngton, Va. where funeral services
$3.50 pm. Interment National Gene
tery. Fort Smith. Ark, on Tuesday,
COLE C. w.. Suddenly, on Saturday,
March z, 1853. at Gar
field Hospital. Brother C. W.
Q COLE. Printing Pressmen's
Union No. l. Funeral
Funeral Homs March as47 fTSm %IT.ot the nTy Ives
r g.: PREAtEAu, President.
STANLEY D. BRADSHAW, secy.
COLE. CARROLL WOOD. a special
!: !; ]?
ROLL WOOD COLE.
coLL;EGYyss JOHN F. on Eriasy, March
husband of. Viola d. CoIley, father Of
Freddie May Riggs of Jacksonville.
Fla; brother of virginia B. Harris and
Wallace Colley Of New York, N: y.
Friends may call at the Robert "A.
Mattingly Funeral Home, 131 1th
st. Sc. where services will be held on
Tuesday. March 10, at pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment WaSh-
ington National Cemetery. 81
CoLLEY. JOHN T. A special COM
~ munication of Naval Lodge
~ caiied at r.f5 pm. Tues
~ N day, March 10, 1853. for
~N the purpose Of conducting
NJ q, the Masonic burial service
e for cur late BROTHER. JOHN
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DFathB

ADAMS. IDA L. On Saturday. March
2. 1853. at her residence 1901 KeaFney
st. ne, IDA L. ADAMS. beloved wife
Of Harry s. Adams. mother OF Mrs
Elizabeth L. Mostyn. Mrs. Jane Arm
strong OF Opolocka. Fla, and Harry E..
Adams. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St at Massa-
ehusetts ave. ne, where services will
be held on Tuesday. March TO- at 2:30
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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ADAMS. IDA

ADAMS, IDA. Hope Council No. 1.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty is
hereby notified of the death of Sister
IDA ADAMS and is requested to at
tend services on Monday. March o.
1853. at 7:30 pm. at Lees Funeral
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HOWARD. ANNIE BEATRICE. Another
spray of rosemary for remembrance Of
sister, ANNIE BEATRICE HOWARD
who went to bloom on the other side
thirty years ago today, March 8, 1928
HER EVER-REMEMBER1NG SISTERS.
ENTs, THE REV. AND MRS. VIII
LIAM JAMES HOWARD.
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HENRY. A special COM
munication Of Mount Her
mon Lodge No. I79. F. A..
A. M, is hereby called for
Wednesday. March IL, 1863.
at S:15 am. at the Masonic
Temple, Hyattsville. Md. for
the purpose of conducting
MASONIC rite for our late
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IARyIs. MELIssA n. on Friday, Mar!

HOSPITAL, MELISSA II. JARVIS of 2O02
Arthur A. Jarvis, mother Of Mrs. Laura
grandmother Of Linda Lee and John
Bruce Laney and Richard Orme: sister
Of Charles E owen. Services at the
l4th st. NV, on Monday, March 8,
at 3 pm. 1nterment Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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TSEMANN, MINNIE on IhuIsHay.
sa X gsS issEMAsN ai Posf0!S oo6 50se5is e0n
ave. NV, mother Of the late George
L. Isemann sister OF Henry Xander,
mann and grandmother Of Mrs. Louis
Suss. Services at the 9, II. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 2901 l4th st. nv
on Monday, March 8. at II am. In
terment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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DUNKINS, HENRY C. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, HENRY c.
DUNKINS, who departed this life seven
years ago today, March 6. 1946.
AS the gate of life is closed,
Another gate swings wide:
The gate of Gods eternal life,
Just on the other side.
DEVOTED WIFE MARY
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Gone IN the best Of his days,
Right in manhood's bloom,
Torn from the hearts that loved him,
To sleep in the solemn tomb.
They say that time heals the broken
heart,
But, oh, it's so untrue;
For eight long years my heart has
ached,
Dear Tommy. just for you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. FRANCES
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'Nio Mach :, 1853. ELSIE N. JOHNSON,
wife of Warren A. johnson and be-
loved daughter Of Mrs. Bertha M. Cox.
Meyers, Audrey schrof. Gladys Cor
Cox Funeral from the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 2O07 Nichols ave. Sc.
on Monday, March 9, Ct 9:30 am; an
offered at 10 am. for the repose OF
her soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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HARRIS. PVT. THOMAS F. In loving
memory of my dear husband,
"a Pvt. THOMAS F. HARRIS, who
% was killed on Two Jima eight
I~ years ago today, March s..
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
Another Head
of Polish See
Nav Be In Jail

BERLIN - (NC) - Reports
reaching here state that another
head of a Polish see has been ar
rested by the Red regime.
The new victim of Red persecu-
ton is reported to be Father Wo-
iciech link. vicar capitular of oil
sztyn, about whose haraSsments
from the Reds the Polish Bishops
complained in a recently publish
ed memorandum.
According to reports, some 30
communist secret police Swooped
on Father links office, made a
complete search and seized various
church records and documents.
The priest was then handcuffed and
hauled away.
4 Father link. who has erroneous
1 ly been identified as a Bishop in
some reports. was elected the vicar
capitular of the apostolic admins
tration of 0lsztyn in February 19-
81. He was named to the post af-
ter the regime had forcibly ousted
the apostolic administrator. Msgr
Teodor Bensch. The Warsaw re
gime stated at the time it had TAX
en- the move ito correct the abnor-
NAL situation" of having apostolic
administrators instead of Bishops
in the western territories formerly
belonging to Germany.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

make more than 100000 treasured
manuscripts of the Vatican LIB
rary available to scholars II the
us. for the first time.
AT an estimated construction
cost of from four to five million
dollars. the library will also serve
as a memorial to the Holy Father
and will commemorate the growth
and development of scholarship in
America.
Announcement of the Pope's ap-
proval of the library plan was
made here by Archbishop Joseph
f. Ritter of st. Louis and Father
John B. Janssens, Father General
of the Society of Jesus.
Texas oil man George w. Strake
of Houston, an alumnus of st.
Louis University, will be national
chairman of the Pope Plus XII
Memorial Library Committee.
Leading contemporary educa-
TORS consider establishment of
the library to be the most sieni-
Ficant single event in high educs-
tion in decades, Archbishop Rit-
ter stated.
The collection which the library
will house includes microfilms of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13

with the regime were torpedoed By
his brutal arrest by the Reds.
A meeting Of Polish exiles in
ADELAIDE, Australia, termed the
Cardinals forcible deposition a
"new blow against the oppressed
Polish nation"
SANTIAGO, Chile saw tn e
launching of a crusade from the
freedom Of Poland" as a protest
against the Cardinals arrest. The
leaders of the cursade are collect
ing signatures, organizing demon
Strations and sending protests to
various national and international
bodies against communist barbar-
ism" in Poland.
PARIS-A group Of Catholics
gathered at the Church of st. Odile
and declared: I'VE are kindling
the fire of prayers and protests,
which we will put out only when
the Pflmate oil Poland, the Bishops
imprisoned by the political police
will be set free again"
BARCELONA, Spain - Exiled
Bishop Anton Urbss of Liepaia.
Latvia, writes that ''the anti-Christ
is seeking TO dominate Poland i.
But the triumph of hell shall be
short-lived"
BEIRUT, Lebanon - His Emin-
enee Gregory Peter XIV Agagianian,
Patriarch of Cilicia of the Armen-
ianS, officiated at Mass offered
for the prosecuted Church in Pol
and.
VERAPOLY, India - Archbishop
Joseph Attipetty ordered special
day of prayer in his archdiocese
for the prosecuted Catholics of
Poland He told his flock that the
Church in Poland is groaning un-
der the yoke of an unprecedented
oppression"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
May They Rest In Peace

+ ORLETT, John, 48, Portsmouth
November z, St Mary's Church
Survivors: His wife Olympia, two
sons, three daughters, three sis.
ters.
MILLER, Margaret, SO, ITO E
Woodrow Ave, Columbus, Novem.
Der 9, st. Leo's Church. Survivors:
Her husband William, one son,
three sisters, one brother.
DEMOR, Nick, 81, 1895 Riverside
Dr., Columbus, November 10, Our
Lady of Sorrows Chapel. Survivors.
One sister.
SCHWEINSBERGER, Harry, go
1346 Meadow Rd., November 4, St
Christopher's Church Survivors:
His wife Margaret, one son, three
daughters and three grandchildren.
McDONOUGH, James, rs, Chilli
cothe. November 6, St Peters
Church. Survivors; His parents, six
brothers, three sisters.
LANDERS, Alice, 83, 1912 Bry.
den Rd., Columbus, November 8,
Holy Rosary Church. Survivors:
One sister and nephew.
KRANTZ, Albert, n, Dover, No.
vember 8, st. Aloysius Church,
Strasburg. Survivors: One son and
two brothers.
FLANAGAN, Hugh, 46 Z. May
nard Ave, Columbus, November 6,
Holy Name Church. Survivors: His
wife Katherine, one son, one sis
ter and three grandchildren.
SAUL, Mary, rs, 364 Stewart
Ave, Columbus, November 6, st.
Mary's Church. Survivors: Three
daughters, four sons, nine grand
children and six great-grandchil-
dren.
RIFF, Augustine, 81, 1908 Frank
lin Ave, Columbus, November 6,
Holy Rosary Church. Survivors:
Two daughters, one son, six grand
children, four great-grandchildren
and one brother.
LANATA, Tony, 80 Webster
Park Ave, Columbus, November 9,
Immaculate Conception Church.
Survivors: His wife Mary, four
daughters, one son, two sisters
and fifteen grandchildren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-11-13
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Appointed To
Highway Post

John w. Keefe, 80. Of St. Mary
Parish. Hyde Park, Cincinnati, and
a graduate of Purcell High School
of that city, has been named to the
position of Deputy Director OF the
Ohio Department Of Highways in
charge of the Division of Admin
stration. The office is a new one
in the 1000 employee Highway De
partment having been created by
the last session of the Ohio Legis-
lature.
Keefe, who has been executive
secretary to Gov. Frank J. Lausche
for the past four years. will assume
his new duties on Monday. I'm
mediately prior TO becoming the
governors executive secretary, ne
was secretary of The Industrial
Commission of Ohio.