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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Eninences Edward Cardinal Moon
ey, Archbishop of Detroit; Samuel
Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of
Chicago; Francis Cardinal Spell
man, Archbishop of New York, and
James Francis Cardinal Mcintyre,
Archbishop Of Los Angeles. The
rank Of Cardinal is personal hon
or and in no way affects the rank
Of the see Cardinal may hold.
Seven OF the Arehbishops hold
their title "ad personam." that is
personally. This is also an honor
granted by the Pope which has no
effect on the rank of their jurisdic-
tionS. The seven "ad personam'
Archbishops are Edward r. Hoban.
Bishop of Cleveland; Joseph p.
Hurley, Bishop Of ST. Augustine:
Thomas r. Molloy, Bishop OF
Brooklyn; AIoysius J. Muench.
Bishop Of Fargo and Papal Nuncio
to Germany; John f. NolI. Bishop
Of Fort Wayne; Gerald p. O'Hars
Bishop of Savannah-Atlsnta and
Pspal Nuncio 10 ireland, and John
Mark Cannon. Bishop OF Eric.
Also among the Archbishops are
Archbishop Dec Binz. Coadiutor of
Dubuque. and Archbishop William
ID O'Rripn Auxiliary Rishnn M
Chicago. Archbishop O'Brien holds
his rank as the result of the tenn
porary elevation Of his titular see
TO srchiepiscopal status by the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

resolution, but in an individual ca
pacity, were Francis Cardinal
Spellman, Archbishop of New
York. Francis Cardinal Mcintyre,
Archbishop of Los Angeles; and
Archbishop Richard j. Cushing OF
Boston. 1t was pointed out that the
American hierarchy had previous
ly issued its own protest against
the arrest of Cardinal WyszynSki.
The resolution. which was put to
the meeting by His Eminence Ber-
nard Cardinal Griffin, Archbishop
of Westminster, declared that this
uniustifiable and sacrilegious as
sault upon a great religious leader,
who has performed outstanding
services for the Polish nation, has
outraged the conscience of the free
dOm-l0ving peoples of the world,
Catholic and non-Catholic alike"
"ThiS latest attack upon religious
freedom by the Warsaw govern
ment, following as it does upon the
arrest and Imprisonment of Bish-
ops, priests, Religious and mem
berS of the Catholic laity, coupled
with the closure of schools, the
conflScation of ecclesiastical prop
erty, and the suppression of the
Catholic press, the resolution said,
is in direct contravention of the
fundamental principles of Justice
and human rights, and the charter
OF the United Nations"
I'VE, therefore, the resolution
concluded, demand that full liber-
ty for the exercise OF his office be
restored TO the Cardinal Primate,
and that the Warsaw government
take immediate steps to grant full
religious freedom to the people OF
Poland"
1t was announced that the reso-
luton would be sent directly to
the Warsaw government.
The Cardinals outside Britain
who joined Cardinal Griffin in
signing the resolution were Their
Eminences Norman Cardinal Gil
roy. Archbishop of Sydney, Aus
tralia. Paul Emile Cardinal Leger,
Archbishop of Montreal, Canada:
James Cardinal McGuigan. Arch
bishop of Toronto, Canada; James
Cardinal McGuigan Archbishop of
Toronto, Canada; John Cardinal
Dalton, Archbishop of Armagh,
Ireland; and Nalerian Cardinal
Gracias, Archbishop of Bombay,
India.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Because so many make Our
Lord second to their comfort, the
Communists have come into the
world to seize the heroic souls
and to demand Of them the same
surrender to evil that Our Lord
demanded of us for good. II is
amazing how often the Commun-
lists tell our missionaries in Chi
ma: Remember the Devil is the
head of our government. The
Devil is our Master" Chinese
youths are in some instances told
to kill their "reactionary" par
ents before they can become
Communist Party members. Thus
has sacrifice been perverted by
the Reds because we who profess
Christ have not done it ourselves
or asked others 10 do. it.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

WOODSTOCK, Md.-tNC)-Fath-
er John Y. Matthews, Sd. dogmatic
theology professor at Woodstock
College, is the author of a new book
entitled THE Life That Is Grace. F"
1t is written in a conversational
tone and designed for laymen and
teachers alike for a nore complete
understanding of sanctifying grace.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

of danger, once We put Our Lord
into second place, even for good
natural reason, we may be doing
it the rest of our lives. 1t is so
easy to say: Il will help Christ
to be known in India; ! will sacri-
flee to cure the lepers in Jan
pan: will aid in teaching the ma
tives of New Guinea-but little
later on" According to Our Lord,
we may never say: let me bury
my father and then ] will come.
AS He put it at another time:
He that loveth father and moth
er more than Me is not worthy
of Me-"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

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, or your Diocesan Di-
rector Father James Kulp, 246
East Town Street, Columbus,
Ohin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
YOUR WILL is GODS WILL If HE is IN IT
ROSARY MADE IN HOLY LAND

must care for. Won't
you send one TODAY?
A mite will help. Why
not set a place, for The
Babe at your Christmas
dinner and send the
price of the meal to one
of the homeless of the
land of His birth?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Of OLIVE SEEDS grown
in the Garden of Olives
We offer to everyone
who sends us a gift of
$40 or more for a Christ
mas FOOD PACK for
one of OUR NEEDIEST
FAMILIES of the thou
sands of REFUGEE fami-
lies the Holy Father
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
Hierarchy In US. Nears 200;
35 Archbishops, l62 Bishops

Holy Father as mark of personal
esteem.
The ls2 Bishops include fhs
heads of 20 Latin Rite doesses
within the United States proper.
Four others head sees outside the
borders of the country proper;
Bishops James P. Davis OF San
Juan. Puerto Rico; James {. Nc
Msnus c.SS.D.. of Ponce, Puerto
Rico; Dsrmot o'Flsnasan Of Ju-
nsaU. Alaska, and James ].
Sweeney of Honolulu. Hawaii.
Three of the Bishops are Wears
Apostolic: Bishop Apollinaris
Baumgsrtner, O.FM., Cap. Vicar
Apostolic of Guam; Bishop
Francis d. Gleeson, 81, Vicar
Apostolic of Alaska and Bishop
Thomas J. Feeney, Vicar Apostolic
of Caroline and Marshall Islands
All these Bishops with juFisdic-
tions outside the country have
their sees in Us. territories, pos
sessions or inundated areas.
Three of the Bishops, including
one Auxiliary, belong 10 an East
ern Rite. They are Bishop Daniel
Ivancho of the Pittsburgh diocese
of the Creek Rite, Bishop Constan-
tine Bohachevsky of the Ukrainian
Greek Rite diocese and Bishop Am
brose j. Senyshyn, O.S.B.M., Aux
iliary OF the Ukranian Greek Rite
diocese.
There are four CoadiutOr BiSh-
ops, smaller number than in many
years. They are Coadjutor Bishop
Daniel j. Feeney Of Portland,
Maine. Thomas X German of Dal-
las, Thomas J. Mcdonnell of
the Military Ordinate which is
Wheeling, and William A. Scully of
Albany.
Fifty Of the Bishops are Auxiiiar-
les. II Of whom arc attached 10
regular dioceseS. One. already men
toned, belongs to the Greek Rite
and the two others are attached TO
the Military Ordinariate, which
is headed by Cardinal Spellman as
Military Vicar. They are Bishop
William r. Arnold, Military Dele
gate, and Bishop James II. Griff-
iths, Chancellor of the Military Or
dinariate.
Included among the Bishops
are five who have retired from
active administration Of their
sees. They are Bishops Andrew
J. Brennan, formerI; OF Rich
mond; James a. Duffy, formerly
OF Grand Island; Michael J. Key
es, formerly Of savsnnah.AtIants;
Francis J. Tief, formerly Of Sa-
lima. and John 3. MacCinley,
formerly Of Monterey-Fresno,
who is now living in his native
Ireland.
OF the remaining four members
of the hierarchy one is Bishop
Bryan J. McEntegart, rector of the
Catholic University OF America in
Washington. DC. Another is Bish
op Martin J. 0'Conner. rector oi
the North American College in
Rome The other two are Bishop
Raymond A. Lane. superior gener
al Of the Maryknoll and general
secretary of the Catholic Central
Bureau Of China Bishop Walsh is
still in China, living in Shanghai
where he retains limited freedom
In addition TO the members OF
the US Hierarchy there are more
than 25 natiye-born or naturalized
American prelates serving outside
the country and its possessions. A
number Of them were the heads of
Chinese sees from where they have
been expelled by the Reds Others
serve in such places as New Guinea,
New Zealand, the Philippines, In
dia. Pakistan, Africa. Sweden, ia
maics, Central America and Bo-
livia.
Among these prelateS there are
five ArchbishopS. They are Arch
bishop Franc SEQ Lardone. Italian
born Us. citizen who is Papal
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
YOU PREACH CHRIST TO HIS POOR

hills OF Lebanon high above the Mediterranean Chouea
Mcmahon wrote from there recently Three ago started
children and had ask the priest
away foot TO instruct them had to ask the
people miles Sundays the Church Now
hearies desire these exles little chapel for they are
Catholic community in the Can help me raise
them worthy House God You preach Christ to
them. You preach His mercy when you help US
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Within I0ese bTOad CIaSsIIlCa-
tons, however, there is an almost
bewildering variety Of categories.
Of the IS Archbishops, Is are
the heads Of archdioeesan sees. in
cluding the four Cardinals. Their
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Today all claims sink into moth
ingness before the choice -
Christ or the Devil. Within fifty
years there will be no more Peter
Pans: we will either gather with
Peter the Rock. or we will scat
ter with Pan or Communism. The
procrastination, the broadmind-
ed, the Indifferent will split and
go beserk in the crisis. The hour
has struck for a sharp decision
between conflicting allegiances.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

ing his immediate release, was
adopted at mass meeting in Lon
don.
Seven thousand priests and lay
men, among them many European
exileS. cheered the passing Of the
resolution, which bore the sigma
lures of six Cardinals, representing
the hierarchieS of England and
Wales, Australia, Canada, Ireland,
and India. Also signing the resolu-
tions were representatives of the
Bishops Of Scotland, New Zealand,
South Africa, the Gold Coast, and
East Africa.
Among those who also signed the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
So Million Catholics
Raps Cardinals Arrest

LONDON -NC)- A resolution protesting in the name
OF SO million Catholics in the British Commonwealth and the
Engshpeakng world against the arrest of His Emnence
Stefan Cardinal Wyszns Primate of Poland and demand
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

GOD LOVE YOU 10 the fol
lowing. to Ed. for $50. Instead
of spending this on our home,
we wish to make this sacrifice
for the good of others" to
F.JW. I'VE would like TO give
this S25 on our 25th anniversary
in thanksgiving for the many
blessings bestowed upon us all
throughout our married life"
TO RIG. In honor of st. Jude,
I am enclosing SIS which / was
fortunate enough to win in a
contest" to Mrs. Ut. for
$50. 81 promised the Missions
1870 of whatever | received from
my mothers estate. Another
check will follow when the estate
Is finally settled" to AN.
for S105. "I wish to give this to
the Missions in honor Of Jesus,
Mary and Joseph in thanksgiving
for manv blessings" to
Les. This S25 | received for
teaching retarded children. Nav
it help to bring the true faith
TO those who have had no oppor-
tunitv of receiving RELIGIOUS in
struction." to DR.0. This
$50 represents my bridge win
nings for one year. Had ! been a
better player. ii would have been
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
Many Classifications Include
Great Variety Of Categories

WASHINGTON NC With membership of 1913 the
Hierarchy of the United States larger ever
been before.
Included 35 ArchbiShops 162 Bishops and one Mred
Abbot Abbot Vincent G. Taylor 0SB, of Belmont Abbey
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
Love You
Putting Second Duties ahead
Of First Claims Is Dangerous
hv Rshon Eulton | Sheen
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

Our Lord one day called a
young man to be His disciple.
The youth pleaded: Suffer me
first to go bury my father" But
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Nuneio TO Haiti and the Dominican
Republic; Archbishop Celestine
Diamiano, a native OF New York
State, Apostolic Delegate TO Union
of South Africa: Archbishop Thorn
as O'Shea. S.M., Of Wellington, New
Zealand, who was born in Califor-
MIA; Archbishop James t. G. Hayes,
s.J., Of Cagayan in the Philippines,
born in New York; and Archbishop
Lawrence T. Graner. csc, of
Dacca, Pakistan, a native of Frank
lin. Penna.
One of the Bishops is Bishop
Lorenz Kogy, a MechitariSt monk
and Russian born US. citizen,
whose former post was in this coun-
try and who is now PatriarchaI vi
car of Cilicia of the Armenians.
There are several Bishops who,
while not American citizens. belong
to Us. provinces of religious or
ders.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

The habit of
putting other
duties before
we attend TO
the hgh h st
cl i'm S o +
Christ is full
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
STILL TIME

CHRISTMAS perhaps you'd like TO ENROLL friend loved
Association and have them share in the
prayers MASSES YEARLY OF OUR MISSIONARIES.
ST. perpeua $2O The family S. yearly and
SOO. perpetualy Gift Card will say this too.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

Christmas thank from the missionaries breaihtak
these the Ponc Association Of the
Holy Childhood shown opening their gifts They Susan kreh
Rosas Bods Nora Ann Carroll and Arthur Bland. all
the Holy Childhood Holy School, Columbus They
have selling fhe Holy Childhood Christmas Seal
They found the the Seal always features the
Christ Child clearly that due entirely TO
His Holy Childhood Christmas Seal therefore what
good people looking for order TO remind the world
Holy Childhood Seal the original
supports schools lands helping with $4,000
primary their three million students The avors sent
Holy Childhood gratitude 10 their little workers
little shrine of the immaculate Conception 10
Marian Year held ao here by Rosalie sodar;
the Holy Infant small pocket erueS and
calendar of the LITURGY for 1854
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
PRIESTS, PRIESTS. PRIESTS

This the crying need OF missions especially native"
help student whose family haven't
yearly training tS1O0? We have
during his last three He studying
Jerusalem Cyril Seminary Egypt Fah
his The prayeru gratitude OF
these awaits generous soul who helps either
his through Near East missions ss Mcahon
depend
entirely your MASS OFFERINGS their support Re-
be offered In thanks for
kindness the Patriarch of Jerusalem and ten of his priests
will say MASSES AT BETHLEHEAS CRIB ON CHRISTMAS for
you and yours beginning with Midnight Mass.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

jesus said I'm
TO him: FOL
low Me and let
the dead bury
their dead.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11

more. !.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-12-11
NOEL. NOEL.

viii fill the air Meanwhile Lebanon very near
First Noel Sister Nooie who
her with S150 each for the
with the Missionary Sisters the Perpetual
You'll win the precious of truly grateful
child God
FOR CHRISTMAS SHOW write Holy Land Film l6
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The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Statehood or Freedom Only Alternatives For Territory of Hawaii

WASHINGTON, R - F O UT House members advocated state hood for Hawaii Monday but an other said it would open the door to two US. Senators who possibly could be Soviet agents"
 Their testimony was made part of the record of the hearing by the Senate Insular Affairs Com mittee on the House-passed Ha- waii statehood bill.
 Rep. Engle, O-Calif), ranking Democrat, told the senators there is mo sensible alternative" to statehood for Hawaii.
 The only choices, he said, are statehood or absolute freedom" No intermediate status is con- sistent for the principles of US. history, he added.
 Freedom, he said, is "unthink- able because of the military facts"
 Other statements in support of statehood were made by Chair man Miller of the House Interior Committee, Chairman Saylor of it's Territories subcommittee, and Rep. Aspinall.
 All were opposed to proposal advanced by Rep. Billion R-NY for limiting the representation of new states in the US. Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Reds Ready To Negotiate Final
 Arnistice Details

SEOUL, lR- The Communists said Wednesday they are ready to negotiate the final details of a Korean armistice, even though South Korea objects violently.
 There was no indication that stubborn President Syngman Rhee would accept truce which fails to guarantee unification of his war-battered nation.
 In Washington, a high govern ment official said a truce "has got to happen" He indicated the ad- ministration would go to great lengths to obtain an armistice all though no formula has been found to meet Rhee's objections.
 He said the Red move has created a new crisis.
 The Reds said the JUN. Com mand must: l. "Take effective steps" to assure South Korean compliance with armistice terms; 2. Recover 27,O00 anti Commun- ist North Korean war prisoners set free on orders of President Rhee last month; and 3. "Shoul- der the absolute responsibility" for seeing that none of the 5000 anti-Red prisoners remaining in Allied stockades escape.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Vice President Nixon
 To Make Friendship Tour Of The Far East This Fall

WASHINGTON, R - Vice President Richard M. Nixon is next man up on the Eisenhower international public relations team, with friend-making tour of the Far East set for this fall.
 The plan was announced by the White House Tuesday with the stated purpose tto become ac- quainted with the leaders of the countries visited, to hear their views, to gain first-hand impres- sions, to carry the sincere greet ings of the people of the United States to the peoples of the areas visited, and to carry the personal greetings of the President"
 It was emphasized that the tour, taking in south Asia along with other oriental areas, is part of the ambitious personal contact plan which the administration has been pursuing for months.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Cosmic Ray Project
 Established On Top Of 14,OO6-Ft. Mt. Wrangell

FAIRBANKS, R-A cosmic ray research expedition has esbab- lished a camp with two huts and several supply caches atop 14,006- foot Mount Wrangell.
 This was announced Tuesday by Dr. Serge Korff, director of the cosmic ray project.
 He said one of the 16 : foot square huts is being used as iv- ing quarters and the other is a laboratory housing equipment for the joint New York University University of Alaska project.
 pr. Ferris Moore, president of the University of Alaska, has made Is landings and takeoffs on the windswept summit, ferrying supplies and personnel in his pri- vate plane.
 Dr. Korff said this supply sys- tenn has permitted rotation of scientists between the summit and the expeditions base camp at Copper Center.
 Scientists regard Mount Wran- gell as one of the best places on the continent to observe cosnlic days.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Mccarthy Refuses His
 Committee To Fire Aide Who Smeared US. Clergy

WASHINGTON, R- Sen. Me Carthy held a first round victory Wednesday over majority of his Senate Investigations subcommit- tee seeking to oust J.B. Matthews as subcommittee staff chief.
 Matthews, in a recent Ameri- can Mercury magazine article, wrote that '7,O0O Protestant cler- gymen constitute ''the largest sin gle group supporting the Com munist apparatus" in the US.
 Three Democrats and Repub- lican on the seven-man subcom- mittee are demanding his removal from the $11,646-a-year commit tee job. They declared today their fight is far from ended, and that they still consider the article shocking"
 Mccarthy jerked the rug from under their opening moves at "a closed door meeting yesterday. He announced he claimed sole right to hire and fire at that staff level, and blocked a vote by ruling that a motion to fire Matthews would be out of order.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Resentful East Berlin Workers Stage Sitdown

BERLIN, RAThousands of re- sentful East Berlin industrial workers staged sitdown strikes Wednesday. The Russians, appar- ently fearful of another bloody revolt, met one of the workers demands by announcing restora- ton of intracity travel.
 The workers were demanding also that hundreds of their com rades arrested in the anti-Com- munism rebellion of June IT be released from jail. The workers staged the sitdown strikes in So- viet operated plants and the peoples owned" mills and fac tories.
 Radio Berlin said the elevated and subway trains would run on normal schedules Thursday and all persons would be permitted to cross the border in either direc- ton without special passes. This removed the last restriction placed on the East sector of the divided city by the Red army under mar tial law imposed after the June IT rioting.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Riots Show Reds
 Cannot Rely On German Police

BERLIN, R-The West Berlin newspaper Telegraf said Tuesday that 46 Communist German ''Peo- ples' Police" have been executed by Russian firing squads for dis obeying orders and resisting the Red Army" during the June IT workers revolt in East Germany.
 No source was given for the re- port, which is considerably high CT than any previous estimate of the number of police executions. Refugee reports have confirmed, however, that the Red German police proved in the uprising that the Russians could not rely upon them against their own people. The 'Vopos' kspolizei-often refused to fire on rioters and sometimes even joined the rebels. Nearly 800 have fled to West Berlin in the last month.
 East Germany Monday slashed the budget of the disgraced police force by 750 million East marks, the West Berlin newspaper Nacht Depesche reportd. It said the money will be diverted to devel-  opment of light industry and more consumer goods in an announced policy of improving conditions for the mutinious workers.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Senators Vote 15 Increases In Labor Welfare Bill,
 Bring Total to $2 Billion

WASHINGTON, R - Despite shouts that they were making a balanced b u d get just futile dream, senators Wednesday voted Is increases in a labor welfare money bill and did not even pro- pose a single cut.
 It was the biggest budget-boost- ing day of the session for the Sen- ate, whose members sometimes joke they should be called the "upper-branch" because they up House appropriations.
 President Eisenhower requested two of the 15 increases voted on the floor. But these totaled only $577,0OO and were small part of the $20, 1000 in raises voted by the Senate.
 These increases were on top of a $27,729,0OO increase pevious- ly voted by the Senate Appropria- tions Committee in the House bill. They brought the total in the measure to $2,02S, ,94O, ,OOO.
 The biggest increase voted by the Senate was Is million dollars additional for federal grants to the states to aid in construction of hospitals.