The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-01
World News


NCWC.
a CLAIMED: Bishop
Joseph c. Willging, "a, of
Pueblo. Colo, in Denver,
heart attack; Albert ]. (Albie)
Booth, 81, convert and ex-
Yale football great, in New
York, heart attack; Lou Cos
tello, 50, movie, stage, TV
comedian, in Hollywood, heart
attack; and Mrs. Mary Mahon-
ey, 86, retired Boston newsps-
perWoman and N.C.W.C. cor
respondent, in Boston, after a
long Illness.
G e N { RAJ
Arthur E. Summerfield in his
annual report said smut
and filth dealers were
before. Maryknoll's Bishop
James E. Walsh, last US.
Catholic missioner in China,
was reported moved from
prison to a Shankhai hospital.
While the President looked
on, Mrs. Eisenhower received
an honorary degree from St.
Joseph's College for women,
Emmitsburg, Md. New st.
MGry's Cathedral, Trenton,
Nj, was dedicated by Bish-
op George w. Abr on third
anniversary of fire which
destroyed old cathedral. Re
tired Bishop Edmund F. Glib
bons, 80, Of Albany, celebrat-
ed the 40th anniversary of his
conservation.
Other March events: Chin
csc Communists Force Nuns
To Work In Shanghai Steel
Mills -. Presto Chaplain Held
Hostage, Threatened by Con-
Wcts In Prison Break Attempt
-. Vietnam Marks Booth An
nlversary OF Naming OF It's
First Bishops Cardinal
Agagianian In Japan On Wind
up Of Far East Visit Aus
tria Catholic Schools Face
Financial Crisis, Some May
Close Messages From
Pope, President Mark so Year
Of America Magazine.
APRIL
Pope John officiated at
first lamentations of his
reign-St. Charles of Seize,
nth century Italian Francis
can Brother, and st. Joaquina
de Yedruna de Mas, 18th CEN
tury Spanish widow who
founded the Carmelite Sisters
of Charity-and at beatifica-
ton of 81. Elna Guerra, Ital-
ian foundresS of Oblates of
the Holy Ghost Sisters of st.
Zital who died in 1914.
ELECTED PRESIDENTs
John c. Hayes, Loyola u, Chi
cage, law professor at Ma
tional Council of Catholic Men
convention, Detroit; h.
bishop William E. Cousins of
Milwaukee, at National Cath
elic Educational Association.
Convention, Atlantic City: and
FIR. Robert Lechner, CPS,
Rensselaer,: Ind. at Ameri-
can Catholic Philosophical
meeting, New York. Conse-
Grated were: Bishop John VI.
Comber. Maryknoll Superior
General, at Maryknoll, NY.
and Auxiliary Bishops Charles
Fl. Mulrooney and Joseph P.
Denning of Brooklyn.
DEATH CLAIMED Auxili-
airy Bishop Joseph P. Dona-
hue. IS, of New York, FIR.
Phantom Kornyljak, Chancellor
sofathc Philadelphia Ukranian
Greek Rite diocese, was nam
ed Bishop and Apostolic Ex-
arch for Ruthenians of the
Byzantine Rite in Germany.
soSToN,s CARDINAL
Gushing took 50 handicapped
children by plane on a pill
grimage to Lourdes. St. Plus
KS body was transported
from Vatican City to Venice
for public veneration. New
st. COLUMBIA al,
Youngstown, Ohio, was dedi-
Gated in week-long rites. New,
SO, 5000 O0 St. Thomas the
Apostolic or Seminary
near Seattle, Wash, was bless
ed. Damien-Dutton Society
1859 Award for aiding Han
sens disease victims went to
Coadjutor Bishop Thomas j.
Mcdonnell of Wheeling, w.
Va, Michele Martrinko, New
York, was selected as best
teenage orator at National
Council of Catholic Youth
contest in Washington. Amer
lea, Jesuit weekly magazine,
marked its 5Oth anniversary.
Bishops Allen J. Babcock of
Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Lawrence j. Shehan of Bridge
port, Conn. were elected to
NCWC administrative board.
Other April events: Cuba's
Catholics Regard Castro Re-
CINE With Guarded Approval
On Its Three-Month Record
Most Intensive Drive In
100. Years Launched For Con-