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Evening star., 1954-12-22
HOI,EYWCOD.

HOLLY WO1D.
Mel Ferrer's 10-year-old son
Mark hew to Italy to spend the
holidays and to meet his new
stepmother, Audrey Hepburn.
This was q noble gesture by the
former Mrs. Ferrer.
Anthony Quinn phoned me
from Mexico where be is film-
ing Magnificent Matador" to
say that Oscar Hammerstein and
Richard Rodgers have asked him
to replace Yul Rrynner IN The
King and r. when Yul goes into
aThe Ten Commandments.
I'm not waiting for Christmas
to wear my new Rex hat. It has
everything - snowbalfs. poinset-
tias, nistletoe, bells everything.
that is, except Santa Claus.
Terry Moore raved over the Ha-
waiian shirt that Hawaii Univer-
sity Basketball Coach All Chu
Gew was wearing. So-he took
it on and gave it to her!
Bob Cummings will be Holly
wood photographer in his new
TV series--and not afraid Of
girls as he was in My Hero, !.
Lucille Ball is busy decorat-
ing her new Beverly Hills home
SO she can move in right after
the holidays.
Ia Su Pitts illness is worrying
her friends. Red Shelton may
redo "The Clown" It was his
best picture, but somehow got
lost.
John Wayne turned down more
than $50. 900 worth Of TV guest
ing with tht comment, MY
racket is making movies"
Ralph Meeker and Lori Nelson
a new WOO two hereabouts.
Janet Gaynoi is renting her Bel
Air shack for $1,000 a month
while living on her plantation in
Brazil with husband Adrian.
David Wayne writes to remind
me that his new TV show, Nor
by" will beam or NBC network
Evening star., 1954-12-22
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. G. - B-2
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBEk

the newspaper yesterday for
the lost building,
Mr.. De Quattro said the
building. which until recently
was on his used car lot. might
have been carted OF by mis-
take. He offered q reward.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Lie in the U. S.
Blanket Order
Puts Firen1en /
Out in Cold
Lie ii the u. S.

SAN DIEGO. Calf, DEC %
Electric blankets were ordered
out Of all n city fire department
stations here last night ~ Chief
George Conrser.
4 He said firemen are supposed
TO be robust. athletic and ready
to Jump out of bed" without the
delay Of turning on blankets or
possibly tripping over wires.
Chief Courser explained that
most stations do not have proper
outlets above beds. Firelnen pro-
vide their own blankets for on
duty sleeping and growing popu-
larity of the electric type led To
the order.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

. burglar and come down with
gun.
Rock Hudson's best girl, sec
retary Phyllis Gates, has turned
down all the fan-magazine gold
to byline stories about Rock.
Says she does not want any pub
licity. That's smart premature
coOing iii their romance. Print-
ers' ink has bIighted many :
budding romance. Rock. inciden-
tally, dated Margaret Truman
for three days while she vas out
here. 8
jay Robinson Caligula III
'aThe Robe is giving Debra
Paget d monkey for Christmas.
Jay is raising monkeys CONNER
cially. and hopes his neighbors
won't get up q petition to put
him out of business.
Amos 'n' Andy are celebrating
their S4th year on radio this
year. Charlie Correll. who plays
Andy. goes to Sun Valley FOR
the holidays. He's grieying over
the loss Of his son. Hell be hap
pier taking his family away FOR
the Yule season.
Il
Two young UCLA graduates
Dennis and Terry Sanders
filmed a 23-lninute Civil War
episode, "A Time Out for War.
for their masters degree last
year. It's getting raves. won ey-
cry kind Of award In Venice.
Edinburgh. and was on the Orn-
nibus TV show. 1t will be shown
in theaters here Christmas Day,
with Romeo and Juliet"
Alfred Hitchcock is cutting
his last two pictures .aThe
Trouble With Harry" /" starring
Edmund Gwenn. which was
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Diplomat Seeks Asylum

RIO DE JANE1Ro. Dec. %
tR.The Foreign ONCE dis
closed yesterday former Peruvian
Ambassador Carlos Miro Quesada
has sought asylum in the
Brazilian Embassy in Lima. No
reason was given.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

made In New England, and
Catch q Thief" with Cary
Grant and Grace Kelly. made
on the French Riviera-both at
the same time. I'm having
trouble" Hitch told me, keep
ing Edmund Gwenn out Of the
Riviera. y
released ~ NANA.l
Evening star., 1954-12-22

davit falsely declaring himself
q citizen In 1852.
II wanted TO vote Demo-
cratic in the presidential elec-
tion, the 47-year-old Chinese
baker replied. 7 wanted to
vote for Adlai Stevenson for
prosperity and everybody to go
to work"
Judge Win Knoch. Repub-
hcan, joined in laughter which
broke out in the courtroom.
then pronounced sentence:
"One years probation.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Hotter Wins

CANON CITY, Colo. tR.--
Robert Carmack. Canon City
High School senior, won an es-
say contest conducted by his
English class. His subject: why
I Hate English"
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Yes. Virginia. There IS

U3uuug
NORMAN. Okla. fR.Ever
hear OF a 7-year-old Santa
Claus?
There's one In this city.
Santa Michael Claus is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Claus. The youthful Santa was
born in Kilgore. Tex. October
20. 1947.
And how did he get that
name? His sister. Wanda Lou.
now %, suggested it because
there had never been anyone in
the Claus family with that name.
Young Santa says he really
like his name but that most peo-
pie don't believe him so he just
says his name is Mike and lets
1t 60 at that.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Democrat Gets Probation
CHICAGO R.A Federal
Judge yesterday asked Seu Sal
Hip why he had fled an am
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Building Missing

PROVIDENCE. r. /. (R.-
Armando de Quattro of Johns
ton. r.. l.. Is looking for q
building IL by 16 feet which
somehow, he feels. got lost.
He put an advertisement in
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thought who were killed for less
sr reasons" .
The misSionary's face grew very
serious when he was asked how
long could the people hold on.
THE faith of the people in many
OF the cities is very strong and will
persevere long after the clergy
have all been lquidated," he said.
But the children-here there is
a gradual weakening. And here it
is that the Reds are investing heav-
lily. They have control of education
and their education involves prac-
tically everything in the ehild's
life. To the parents is left only the
task of providing for their mater
ial wants. 1t is out of the youth
groups that most OF the loyal com
munlsts are being recruited. And
the surest sign of loyalty to the
party is for a child to report on
his own parents. You're a heroic
child of the New Democracy if you
can accuse your parents.
What the Catholics of Shanghai
and of all China want from their
fellow Catholics in the free
world" said Father McKernan,
''is not material help-they want
PRAYERS.
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Tito Regime
Renews Attack
On Hierarchy

GRAZ. Austria-tNC)-The Tito
communist regime has renewed its
attack IN the Catholic hierarchy
for opposing the regimes priests
association. The new attack came
from the Belgrade official com
munist paper, Borba, which accus-
ed four Bishops of Prosecuting"
priests who had joined the social
ed "SS. Cyril and Methodius
Priests Association.
The regime is exerting great
pressure to enroll all priests, Cath
olic and Orthodox, in the associa-
ton. 1t repeatedly wants to use the
association to remove religious OPP
position to the Tito brand of com
munism and to pave the way for
national churches totally subserv-
lent to the government.
The Borba attack was levelled
at Archbishop Joseph Ujcic of Bel
grade; Bishop Lajci Budanovic,
Apostolic Administrator of Subotica
Bishop Gabriel Bukatko, Apostolic
Administrator of Krizevci, and
Auxiliary Bishop Stefan Baeueriein
of Djakoyo.
The regimes priests association
has teen condemned both by the
Holy See and the Yugoslay hier-
archy.
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NIetnanese
Priest Appeals
To Free World

PARIS, France - (NC) -
Father Khue, director of the
Reception Center for North
Vietnam refugees at Haiphong,
has appealed to all free coun-
tries to help assure liberty for
those Vietnamese who want to
flee from communist dictator
ship,
In an interview with Yves Des-
jaques, published in The Figaro.
Paris daily, Father Khue said he
realized that in making such an
appeal he was exposing himself to
dangers from the Wet Mimi. How
ever, he felt that ne could not re-
main silent in the light of the vlo-
lations by the Red Wet Mini
of the Geneva agreement allowing
the Northern Vietnamese to go to
the Free South.
Until now the refugees have
made countless pleas to the inter-
national control commission, with
out any great results" the priest
said. Il can not bear that our Sobs
and cries of sorrow should be
Stifled in these hours of the cata-
combs of .he goth century. rise
to make an appeal to the entire
world, to the Vatican, to the coun-
tries which participated in the
Geneva Conference. to the member
countries of the international COM
mission. to the Catholic world, and
particularly to the Canadian and
Indian Catholics and to the free
world. / ask all of them to demand
the freecom of evacuation for our
refugees, according to the Geneva
agreement. This is the only means
of saving my fellow citizens who
are anti-Viet Mimi from ven
geanee which will be savage"
M. Desjaques also told of his in
terviews with some of the 1000
refugees living in tents supplied
by American aid who stated their
reasons for leaving the North.
he mentioned the four msicr
reasons: the threat TO religious
freedom, posed by the Wet
Mimi; fhe large requisifions of
rice and salt which were impos-
sible TO meet; the fear of former
anti Wit Mini soldiers of rePris-
ais; and the revolt of those who
were assigned TO so-eslled COM
munity work.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
St. Anthonv's
Hospital Wing
To Be Blessed

The new $1,000,000 west
wing of ST. Anthony's Hos
pital, which will provide IA
cilities for 40 additional
beds, will be dedicated by Bishop
Ready Wednesday.
The ceremonies, scheduled at
pm, will include a procession
from the chapel to the auditorium,
the blessing Of all four floors OF
the addition, and civic program.
A dinner for dignitaries and guests
will follow.
Bishop Ready and Governor
Lsvsehe head the LIST OF speak
ers at the ceremonies.
Short talks also will be given by
Harrison Sayre, president of the
Columbus Hospital Federation; DR..
William G. Meyer, president of the
hospitals medical staff; and e.
Faber Biggert, chairman Of ST An
thongs building committee. MSgr.
Patrick ]. KilgalEen,. chaplain at
the institution, will give the invo-
cation.
Chairman Of the civic program
will be Or. Joseph ). Hughes
a member of the medical staff.
The project, which has been un-
derway since March 25. 1858 also
added new one-story north wing
TO the hospital. This addition will
provide space for kitchen and
storage space ey--. ~
The first two floors of the west
wing will be ready for use after
Jan 1, Sister NJ Bernardine, SUI
perior. said this week. The two top
stories will be furnished in ap-
proximately six months, she said.
On the ground floor are three
dining rooms, 2 classrooms, a cafe
terra and auditorium.
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service. pray that fhe Sisters
coursqe and generosity will be
matched by every CITIZEN of
GAINESVILLE. In that event, the new
hospital will be q burden 10 no
enc. Without the matching gifts
ef citizens the burden will rest
heavily on the Sisters Of 81.
Francis.
Il wish / might be able TO speak
individually to all our people in
the parishes to urge them to pay
their pledges if made, to increase
them VIII re possible, or to make a
substantial donation at this crit
ical time of the hospitals and city's
progress.
Everyone has q part in Good
Ssmaritan's welfare Good Samsr-
itan and the Sisters have pledged
the best of medical care to Zanes-
vile. May God bless all who do
their full share now"
The contracts for the project
will be awarded Dec. Is. General
contract bids fby invitation we're
received from E. Mast and Sons, o.
j. Paul Contracting Co. both of
GAINESVILLE; Steinle-Wolfe, Inc,
KnoWlton Construction
Co, Rellefontaine; George Sheaf
and Co. Columbus; Sever Williams
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pletely thrown off schedule in
their campaign They failed mis-.
erably. Never has the faith of the
people of Shanghai been stronger.
Since February, 1851, Father
McKernsn has been in and out of
jail, under house arrest and sub
iected to numerous interrogations.
He said there isn't a native priest
in Shanghai who has not had at
least 80 continuous hours of inter-
rogation.
They never attack religion di-
reetIy." he continued. They
learned early in the game that
people don't mind at ell being
martyrs for their religion. No.
they don't want you TO think
you're msrtyr. They accuse you
OF black market activity, or spy
ing or some other activity that
one doesn't feel very much i'm
elined 70 be martyr for. Bot
what they are really getting at
all the time is religion, no matter
what tms of the poor people
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Co, Washington c. H., James !.
Barnes Construction Co, Spring
field; and the Robert H Evans Co.
of Columbus and the Dunz@eiler
Construction Co. OF GAINESVILLE,
which submitted joint bid
Lowest bidder was the knowl-
ton Co., which asked SI.711, $50.
Contractors for plumbing. heat
ing, ventilating anG air-condition-
ing were. f. ". File and Son,
Lima. the Huffman-V olfe Co. and
the Limbaeh Co. both of Colum-
bus The Limbach firm submitted
the low bid of S776,l75.
Electrical Contractors, Inc. of
Columbus, submitted low bid of
1854 ,914 for the electrical work.
Other bidders were: Lawrence
Electric Co, GAINESVILLE: Cochran
Electric Co, Mt. Vernon; Powell
Electric Co. Newark. and the Nc
Carly Bros. Electric Co. and the
Electric Power Equipment Co,
both of Columbus.
Good Samaritan Hospital had
its beginnings in Broom
frame house. built of the request
OF Mrs. Margaret Blue, enc Of
ZsnesvilIe's revered philsnShrop-
isfs. She had built ii for hos
pitsI purposes in memory of her
invalid dsUshfer, and il was in-
eorporafed Sept. 4. 1895. as Mar
ssrei Blue SanifariUm. The s.
man board OF directors, al the
Continued on Page q
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This extraordinary action was
taken in memorandum released
here by the country's two Cardi-
mails and dozen Archbishops and
Bishops.
The statement was in the nature
of reply to charges recently made
by President Juan Peron that two
ArchbiShops, Bishop and score
of priests have acted as enemies"
of the state. The Peron charges
were made over a nationwide ra-
dio hookup. Since then a number
of priests have been arrested by
the government.
Heading the list Of sisnstories
on the hiersrehY's memorandum
were Their Eminenees Santiago
Cardinal copeIIo, Archbishop of
Buenos Aires. and Antonio Car
dinsi csssisno. Bishop Of Ro-
sario. The memorandum was
given 10 the Arsentinian For.
eisn Minister Jeronimo Remori-
no for presentation to President
Peron.
We cannot hide from Your Ex-
cellency the profound sorrow caus-
ed us all by assertions that three
worthy and beloved brother Bish-
ops are open enemies of the gov
ernment." the memorandum stated.
We are all completely convinced
that we have worked FOR the good
of the country with all our efforts
and with the best intentions"
The memorandum recalled that
the nation has always relied ION
the contribution of the Church to-
ward IFS moral and spiritual great
ness
THE nation has seen develop
nent in its religious and cultural
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Christ
In Christmas Is
Booklet Theme

A pamphlet containing the
history and interpretations of
popular Christmas traditions
and symbols will be distributed
by the Holy Name Society to
all Catholic families in Colum-
bus. Distribution in all parish
es is scheduled Dec. 19.
The project was conceived by
the Central Deanery of the Dioce-
san Council of Catholic Women, in
line with its campaign to keep
Christ in Christmas. The DCCW
will assist in preparation of the
pamphlets, and the Holy Name So
ciety will finance the publication.
Plans or circulating the pamph-
let were worked out this week at
meeting of the organizations
Keep Christ in Christmas Commit
tee. Attending the meeting were
Miss Mary Rohr, committee chair
man; Mrs. Nell Flautt, Central
Deanery president; Mrs. Frank H.
Vogel, DCCW president; Joseph
Tritschler. representing the Holy
Name Society; Ms Thomas Ken
ney, and Miss Lucille Powers.
The DCCW in cooperation with
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
will provide carolers to sing
Christmas hymns every Monday
and Thursday evening on the State
House lawn. This project begins
Monday and ends Dec. %.
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more then the total of 340l ed.
missions during an entire year
in 1910 The medical and sur
siesI divisions. particularly, have
been crowded for space, and in
recent years the hospital has
been forced to ask certain pat
tents = wait en- extended period
before sdmission for surgery.
Hailing the final steps in pre-
paration for the construction, Bish.
op Ready asked Gods blessings on
the project and lauded the Sisters
of st. Francis who have dedicat-
ed their lives in love of God and
in the service of the citizens of
GAINESVILLE"
In letter TO the community,
Bishop Ready declared:
we all must recognize that
This is indeed q brave step which
you take 10 give 10 ZAnesViIle
adequate and excellent health
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life in an atmosphere Of peace
which is always necessary for the
spiritual welfare and the .ran.
guilty Of the popvIsee," the
statement added. The letter then
quoted from an earlier statement
by Peron praisins the chureh's
contribution 10 the natisn.
Finally the hierarchy requested
full details to support the charges
made against the Bishops and
priests. The statement said this
would place church superiors in
a position TO verify the objectivity
of the charges and the degree of
and enable them to
adopt applicable legal measures"
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Bishop Ready will celebrate the
Mass at II am. in the hospitals
Sacred Heart Chapel.
Also taking part in the ground
breaking ceremony will be Roy V.
Plummer. chairman Of the hos
pitfalls Advisory Board; Mayor Sher-
man Johnson of Zanesville; Dr. Nj.
"A. Frelieh, president Of the med
ical staff; and DR.. r. S. Martin,
who will speak in behalf of the
Nursing School
The project will begin shortly af-
ter the awarding of contracts the
following day.
The new addition. which will ex-
tend from the present hospital
north o Ashland Ave, west on
Forest Ave, will increase the pat
lent capacity from $50 to $50 beds,
and also provide space for oper-
ating rooms, delivery rooms, nur-
series. offices. emergency suite
physical therapy, X-ray and chill
dren's departments, and the phar-
macy and laboratory sections.
Of the total cost 1896, 1886 was
pledged in a fund drive last year.
The building will be a seven
floor structure. with the top story
left unfinished, This area will al
low further expansion at a later
date. The architect is Dan A. Car
michael. Jr., of Columbus.
Need for the additional space
in Coed Samaritan hospital is
acute. There were 364l patients
admitted 10 the hospital in the
first six months OF This year
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Nehru Thanks Cardinal

NEW DELHI, India - NC) -
Prime Minister Jswaharlal Nehru
has thanked lndia's Cardinal for
donation of $4,000 for flood relief
in three Indian states.
The prime minister, a personal
friend of His Eminence Valerlan
Cardinal Gracias, Archbishop of
Bombay, sent letter to the Cardi-
nal expressing his appreciation Of
the donation.
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1888 and for the past nine years
served as Shanghai representative
of War Relief Serviees-National
Catholic Welfare Conference. He
was interviewed when be stopped
here to visit Father Frederick Nc
CURE, C.M., executive secretary of
the Mission Secretariat his former
boss in WRS in Shanghai
Every day in Shanghai is
like Essfeg Sunday morning"
Father Mckeran said. THE peo-
pie don't Just fill the churches
for daily Mass. they overflow
them. Mass. Holy Communion
and Benedietion are fhs order of
The day"
For this magnificent display of
faith under the noses of the Red
regime, Father Mckernan credits
the Legion of Mary 1T was the
Legion" he said, that saved the
Church in Shanghai"
He went on to explain that it
was against the Legion that the
Reds directed their campaign for
freedom of religion" back in 1851
on the grounds that 1t was sub
versive." Two of the Legion's di-
rectors we're killed, others were
imprisoned-all in an attempt TO
intimidate the other Catholics. The
Reds, he said, made all members
of the Legion of Mary register
even the auxiliary members, who
say the Rosary daily and pray for
the success of the apostolic efforts
of the active members.
But instead of weakening the
faith of the Legionnaires, and in
timidating the Catholic population,
all this served only to strengthen
the people in their faith, he said.
1T was the first time in that area
that the Reds had been so COM
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
4dutt Ontirmation
Class Scheduled

All adults in Franklin County
who tave not yet received the
Sacrament Of Confirmation will
be confirmed at Saint Joseph
Cathedral on Gaudete Sunday,
Dec. II, al 400 p. m. This ap-
plies not only 70 converts but
TO those Catholics who, for one
reason or another, were not con-
firmed as children.
All adults. therefore. who
have not yet been confirmed are
requested TO be at the Cathedral
fer instruction and renesrssl on
Sunday. Dec. 5, at 7:3o pm. The
confirmsndi will b required to
present their hapfisrsl eerfifi-
Gates at that time.
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Msgr. Glenn To Speak
Al Scion Hill College

Msgr. Paul ]. Glenn, rector of
ST Charles Seminary, will give the
annual Reeves Lecture in Philoso-
ply this weekend at Seton Hill Col
lege, Greensburg, Pa. Monsignor
Glenn's topic will be The Root of
Human Gertrude"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Plenary Indulgence
Can Be Gained Dee. 3

All Catholics may gain
pIensrY indulgence by visiting
any one of the rs Marian church.
es in the Columbus Diocese on
Wednesday, Dec. 8. A pIenary
indulgence, after Confession and
Holy Communion, may be gain.
ed each time the faithful visit
such churches or chaPels and
pray for the intentions Of the
Holy Father.
This is q special privilege
given by our Holy Father TO
mark the end Of the Marian
Year. 1t should be noted, too,
thar Wednesday is a Holy Day
Of obiiestion. All are bound 70
attend Mass under pain OF NOR
fsl siu.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Cardinal Guevara Dies

LIMA. Peru - (NC) - Govern
ment and civic officials joined in
expressions of sympathy and re-
gret when word was received that
His Eminence Juan Gualberto
Cardinal Guevara, Archbishop of
Lima, had died here after a long
illness at the age of u. Created a
Cardinal in 1946, he was the first
Prince of the Church in Peru's his
tory.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-03
Pagdns Edited
Pdgdns Edited
Expelled Priest Relates Story
OF Heroic Faith OF Chinese
WASHINGTON :

o
be
ony
S 'front.' Foreign Missions in
in
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Hierarchy In Argentina
Laments Clergy Arrests,
Asks PerOn For Details

BUENOS AIRES = NC - The Argentine hierarchy has
expressed profound sorrow at government charges made
against three Bishops At the time the Hierarchy asked
the supply details supporting the general accu
SationS so the Bishops can study them
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Ground Breaking Set Dec. Il
For Good Samaritan Hospital

of
Hospital will be turned by Bishop Ready Dec y The will signal the be
The COMMUNICATING will climax the hospital which INCLUDES Mass
res " hop. a Q