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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02

Joseph E. Tritschler, diocesan
president of the Holy Name Union,
has appointed Leo c. Walter of Co
lumbus as general chairman OF the
event, and Roman V. Eyerman and
Ralph Kramer Sr- also of Columbus,
as co-chairmen.
Dean of the Central Deanery is
the Right Rev. Msgr. Francis ].
Schwendemsn, pastor Of ST. Leo's
parish, Columbus.
A similar rally will be held at 3
p m. in St Rose Church. New Lex
ington, for Holy Name Societies in
the Eastern Deanery.
The Right Rev Msgr Henry J.
kellerman VT. dean of the East
ern Deanery, has announced that
the Right Rev Msgr. Paul Giering-
er will preach the sermon. Msgr.
Gieringer is rector of the Ponti-
fical College Josephinum. Worth
ington.
The Rev James Kimberly, pastor
OF st. Patrick's Church. Junction
City, will lead the assembly in
praying the Rosary. and the Rev.
p ]. Nash, O.P.. pastor of Holy
Trinity Church, Somerset. will lead
the group in the renewal of the
Holy Name Pledge.
Msgr. Kellerman, who is pastor
of St. Augustine Church, New
Straitsville, will be the celebrant
of the Solemn Benediction. The
Rev Michael Wellnitz. pastor of
St Mary Church, Shawnee. and the
Rev. Herman Crock, chaplain of st.
Aloysius Academy, New Lexington,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02

The Bishop will preside at the 3
p. m. rally in the Cathedral, and he
viii also be celebrsnt Of Pontifical
Penediction closing the event.
All men over eighteen years Of
age in the parishes of the desner-
les are urged to attend.
The Rev. Albert Z. Culliton, dio-
cesan director of the Holy Name
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02
Requiem Sung For Bishop

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. - Sol
emn Pontifical Requiem Mass for
the Most Rev. Emmanuel B. Led
vina, "a, retired Bishop of Corpus
Christi, was offered in the Corpus
Christi Cathedra. Burial was in
the crypt under the main altar of
the cathedral which he built.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02

will officiate as deacon and sub
deacon, respectively.
The Litany of the Holy Name, q
prayer for peace. and hymns in
honor of the Holy Name are also
scheduled.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02
Hope For Salvation OF Humanity
Lies In God And Not In Production
And Organization, Pontiff Warns

VATICAN CITY - Radio Nc = Humanity's hope for
salvation from the ills that plague the world lies in God and
cannot from production and organization alone His
Holiness Pope Plus XII declared in his annual Christmas
age to the world
Unusually ong-it ran to some 900 words-the Popes
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02
School Next Monday

Parents are reminded, ae-
eordins TO the Diocesan school
calendar, that classes will be
resumed in ell the Parochial
schools Of the Diocese, Monday,
January 5.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02
Holy Name Rallies Set
For Men of ? Deaneries

Holy Name Societies in the Central and Eastern
of the Columbus Diocesan Holy Name Union will hold sep
rallies Sunday Jan IL in ST. Joseph Cathedral Column
bus and st. Rose Church. New Lexington.
The dates announced this week by Bishop Ready
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02
Bishop, Priest, 2 Nuns
Called Orphan Killers
Freed BY Chinese Reds
BY Father Albert z. o.Hsrs. 81.


HONG KONG = Bishop, priest and two nuns all of
wnom had been imprisoned for aegedy numbering orphan
cuIen arrived mere on the same day after having been
pelled by communist authorities from Red China
The preate was 41yearold Bishop Ferrucio Ceol
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-02

vent, was the Stephen Edward
Company of Columbus. Construc-
tion of the chapel was begun in
August The Rev. Raymond Bau-
sehard is pastor of st. Mary Mag
dalene parish.
Bishop Ready also delivered the
sermon at the services.
In the picture above are, left to
right: Father Schorr, Father Bau-
schard, Bishop Ready. Colby
Grimes and the Rev. Mr.. Raymond
Ryan.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Single Democrat Trounces Nine Republicans
With One Hand, but 1t Keeps Him Hoppinq
Wild Pitch Hits
Addonizio, Forcing
In Winning Run
By Hermon F. Schoden

Don't be surprised If the Dem
ocrats jam through a bill to
immortalize Hugh Addonizio's s
right hand In a plaster cast with
q permanent resting place in the
Capitol rotunda.
For it was Representative
Addonizio of New Jersey who
got his right hand hit by
a wild pitch last night to force
across the winning run in the
annual Democrat Republican
(you should pardon it, baseball
game.
Until Left Fielder Addonizio
went a-hopping and a-grimacing
toward first, the Democrats were
well on the way toward losing
their first game in the last five
starts of this Congressional i'm
broglio before 1909 fans at Grit
nth Stadium.
President Is Spectator.
Until that fatal flip, Pitcher
Glenn Davis of Wisconsin had
performed like a Republican
should for the boss, no less than
President Eisenhower, an IN
terested spectator. Going into
the fifth land mercifully, laSt)
inning, the Republicans were
about to spring another land
slide, leading, 2-to-0.
When the Demos had COM
pleted their last bats, it was the
same old story, final score:
Democrats. 8; Republicans. 2.
You'd never know there'd been
a change in the White House
at all.
And the eventual winner was
that old standby. Representative
Don (FirebalD Wheeler of Geor-
gia, who now has quelled the
G. o. P.s five straight years. Not
as fireballish as in other years.
and suffering from a slightly
sore arm, Wheeler hung on
grimly for the victory.
Davis Leads Ticket.
Except for that hair-raiSing
finale, you'd have to say Glenn
Davis led the ticket last night.
He acted like a man bucking to
get on an investigating commit
tee-didn't seem to trust any one.
Besides the pitching, he
wanted to take care of the hit
ting and the fielding, not only
for his own position but for his
eight colleagues. The outcome
could be nothing short of fatigu-
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Ted Marks 10 Retire
From Veterans Service
By the Associated Press

LEES SUMMIT, Mo-, June 6.
Ted Marks, associate chief Of
the Veterans Employment Serv-
ice in Washington, said yester-
day he is retiring from the serv-
ice after II years.
He said when his job was abol-
ished under the current Govern
ment retrenchment program. he
was offered the post Of State rep
resentative, q position he once
held, but will retire instead. Prior
to taking the post Of associate
chief, Mr.. Marks was staff field
representative for nine States.
Mr.. Marks is q close friend Of
former President Harry s. Tru-
man. having served as best man
at his wedding. The former Pres
ident was a battery clerk in the
Missouri National Guard when
he enlisted Mr.. Marks. Mr..
Marks later became captain Of
Battery c, 129th Field Artillery,
serving in World War /. Mr..
Truman was captain Of Battery
d. in tH7 same battalion.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

ing. and fatigued Mr.. Davis was
when he had to face the Demo-
Gratis in the fifth.
He did things like this: In the
first inning he ran like mad
from the mound to the catcher's
territory to drop foul ball which
the catcher never saw.
Then he took a hot grounder
by Tiger" league of Texas and,
self-reliant If not suspicious,
dashed all the way to first base
to put out Mr.. league person
ally.
In the second inning, with two
runners on, he again galloped
toward the plate and this time
gobbled up a pop fly meant for
the catcher.
Came the third and Mr.. Davis,
cleanup hitter no less, found
runners on second and third. He
worked the count to three
and-two, looking at Umpire
Bernie Weisman on the occasion
Of the strike calls as if he were
about to repeal him. .
Then he swatted a single, or
what looked like a single, to left
field. Runners Bulge of Idaho
and Ayers Of Ohio came putting
home. Pitcher Davis. trying to
stretch the single into a triple.
collapsed over third base and
was out.
Winding up like a windmill
and throwing an assortment of
curves and underhand stuff, Mr.
Davis had the Democrats blanked
on one infield hit until the fifth.
Democratic Hopes Soar.
He whitfield Catcher Landrum
OF Georgia, then Pinch-hitter
SieminSki of New Jersey put in
a solid double. Manager A. s.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
BidauIt Tries Once More
To Form French Cabinet
BY the Assoeio,od Pres,

PARIS. June 6.-Ex-Premier
Georges Bidault agreed today to
try once again to form a gov
ernment to handle the nations
mounting domestic and foreign
problems. If successful, his
cabinet will be Frances 10th
government since World War II.
The 53-year-old co-leader of
the Catholic Popular Republican
Movement will go before the
National Assembly either Tues
day or Wednesday to ask for
confirmation. Observers gave
him a good chance of success
and becoming Frances repre-
sentative at the Big Three con-
ference in Bermuda.
Mr.. Bidault was asked to take
the job by President Vincent
Auriol yesterday after the AS
Sembly turned down Radical So
cialist Pierre Mendes- France.
Mr.. Bidault was foreign min
lister IN the government Of Pre-
mier Rene Mayer, which fell May
81. 1t is now carrying on as a
caretaker government without
power to form policy. The MRP
chief formerly served as Premier
from June to November, 1946,
and from October, 1949, to
June, 1850.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Federal Jury Finds
Dudley Not Guilty
In Perjury Trial

A Federal court jury deliber-
ated for 20 minutes yesterday
before, finding Washington At
torney Robert Whittier Dudley,
20. not guilty Of lying to a Dis
trict grand jury.
Dudley went to trial three
days ago, accused Of perjury in
denying he knew anything about
two TV sets he helped procure
for two Reconstruction Finance
Corp. employees.
Shortly before the panel Of
six men and six women got the
case. the attorney took the
stand to deny emphatically he
had ever intentionally lied or
withheld the truth from the
grand jury investigating RFC
influence peddlings scandals.
Kefauver Testifles.
Earlier, Senator Kefauver,
Democrat, of Tennessee and for
mer Representative Joseph
Casey, Democrat, of MaSsachu-
sets, appeared as character
witnesses for Dudley.
Both said they had been ac-
Quainted with the attorney for
many years and knew him to be
q man Of very good" character.
Dudley testified he was ar
ranging for a trip to the West
Indies when the television set
deal was made and that it had
slipped his mind when he was
first questioned by the grand
jury in June, 1851.
He said his memory was re-
freshed and he again appeared
before the jury five months later
to explain the arrangements
whereby he got a New York firm
to send two sets to James o.
Hoover, a former RFC exam
iner. and E. r. Willard, an RFC
engineer.
Women Jurors Cry.
Tears flowed down the cheeks
Of several women jurors as Dud-
ley's lawyer. Edward Bennett
Williams, declared his clients
"entire life is at stake"
Dudley was a law partner Of
Joseph H. RoSenbaum. admitted
purchaser of the most famous
pastel mink coat in the world.
A $500 item presented to Lo-
retta Young, a former White
House secretary and wife of E.
Merl Young, a messenger who
rose to the heights as an RFC
advisory expert.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Lond Mine Kills Germon

AACHEN. Germany, June 6
P.-One German workman was
killed, a second injured and a
third rescued from a cave-in
after a World War; II land mine
exploded yesterday. The mine
was touched of by workers ex-
cavating for q new building.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

Herlong Of Florida, sensing a
rally. rushed in Peter Rodino Of
New Jersey to run for Mr.. Stem
inski. Lourie Battle Of Alabama
walked and Democratic hopes
scared for the first time since
last November.
Then Tiger league delivered
a mighty smash through the
box. Mr.. Rodino scoring and Mr..
Battle pulling up at second with
great indecision. Pitcher Davis,
a one-man gang until now. had
had it. He walked Eugene Nc
Carthy of Minnesota and he
walked Mendel Rivers of South
Carolina.
BY then the stands were
screaming; rebel yells filled the
night air. Were the Democrats
staging a comeback in June?
Time to Go Home.
1t would seem so, for next
thing any one knew, Mr.. Addo-
nizio was shaking his hand where
Pitcher Davis had unwittingly
thrown a high. hard one, and
every one. including the leader
OF the winning party and the
losing team, was heading home.
That is, every one but Mr..
Addonizio, who was busy sign
ing autographs with that not
o-badly- damaged fipper.
Starting Lineups.
REPUBLICANS: Bulge, Idaho,
SIS; Bishop. Illinois, %: Ayers,
Ohio, If; Davis, Wisconsin, D;
Springer. Illinois, 1b: Tollefson,
Washington, 3b; Derounian, New
York. CT; Cederberg. Michigan,
3b; Curtis, Missouri, c.
DEMOCRATS: Battle, Ala
bama, 3b; league, Texas, 2b;
Mccarthy, Minnesota, 1b; Rivers,
South Carolina, CT; Addonizio,
New Jersey. If; Hagen, Califor-
mia. RI; Rogers, Texas, IS; Harris,
Arkansas. C; Wheeler, Georgia, p.
Substitutes.
REPUBLICANS: Coon, Ore
gon; ,Saylor, Pennsylvania; Os-
tertag, New York; Payne, Maine;
Welker, Idaho. Ford, Michigan;
Harrison. Nebraska: Dorm, New
York; Gubser. California;;
Chenoweth, Colorado; Corbett,
Pennsylvania; Mailliard, Cali
fornia; Bentley, Michigan; Bates,
Massachusetts; Pof, Virginia,
Young, Nevada; Laird, Wiscon-
sin: Wainwright. New York;
Hagen. Minnesota; Nicholson,
Massachusetts,.
DEM OCRATS: Landrum,
Georgia; Robson, Virginia;
Thompson, Louisiana; Friedel,
Maryland; Fountain, North Caro-
lima; Alexander, North Carolina;
Boland, Massachusetts,; Dorm,
South Carolina; Engle, Cali
fornia; Magnuson, Washington;
Priest, Tennessee; Herlong, Flor
ida: O'Brien, New York; Riley,
South Carolina; Sieminski, New
Jersey.
Score by Innings.
R.H.E.
REPUBLICANS 002 O0-2 4 1
DEMOCRATS - 900 O3-3 8 2
Batteries.
Davis and Curtis; Wheeler and
Harris, Landrum.
UmpireS.
Weisman, Oreto, Rich and
Gainor,
Evening star., 1953-06-06

OCEAN BEACH, the
building along
playground
beautiful white beach has
home seekers
asa@&4
finest life Wake
Of relaxation fom For shne
there coreree. delightful days owoitne you.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29
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Evening star., 1953-03-29
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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29
New Contour Makeup" for That
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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29

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Evening star., 1953-03-29
Beauty Calendar
for Spring
BY Helena Rubinstei1l

PARIS, MARCH What a
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the time to spark your wardrobe
with rosy pinks and bright violets.
Try a new and daring lipstick
shade. Tighten your hair, brighten
your complexion. Erase winter
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Spring! Here are some ways to doit.
Evening star., 1953-03-29


datiOn should
be lighter in
color thanithas
in years, to give
you a fragile,
more feminine
look. The Peach
bloom shade in
Silk Tone is