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Stern Joins Ottawa Staff
MONTREAL (NC) Dr. Karl
Stern, author of “Pillar of Fire” is
the new professor of psychiatry al
the University of Ottawa. The Jew
ish convert will also serve as chief
psychiatrist at the Ottawa General
Hospital which is operated by the
Grey Nuns of the Cross. Before the
appointment. Dr. Stern was assist
ant professor of psychiatry at Me
Gill University.
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Party Expected
To Petain Seals
THE HAGUE (NO) The
Catholic People’s Party is expected
to retain, or perhaps increase its
strength in the general elections
for the lower chamber of the Neth
erlands “Staten Generaal" (parlia
ment) on June 25.
The People s Party has at pres
ent 32 of the 100 seats in the lower
chamber and holds six of the 15
posts in the coalition cabinet under
Prime Minister Willem Drees.
Mr. Drees belongs to the Labor
Party, the second strongest poiiti
cal group in the country, with 27
seats in the present parliament.
The former Socialist Party, whose
members at one time were exclud
ed from the Sacraments, has been
absorbed by the Labor Party which
also includes a good many Catho
lics.
A total of 13 political parties or
groups have entered candidates.
Among them are the Anti-Revolu
tionary party, which is based on
Calvinist religious principles the
Christian Historical Vnion. also a
Protestant party the People s Par
ty for Freedom and Democracy
the Communist party the Reform
ed party and the Catholic Nation
al party.
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"Released Time’ Teachers
Given Religious Training
WASHINGTON—(NC) A sum.
mer course to prepare lay Cath
olics to teach religion in public
schools opens today at St. Anselm's
College. Manchester. N. H.
The six-day study session is spon
sored by the National Center of the
Confraternity of Christian Doc
trine. A similar meeting was held
last week at Ixuetto Heights Col
lege. Denver, Colo.
Open to any lay Catholic be
yond high school age. the course
features classes in religious educa
tion. principles of teaching and
special aims in teaching the Mass.
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Aids Jewish Hospital
NEW YORK—(NC)—His Emin
ence Cardinal Spellman. Archbish
op of New York, gave $5,000 to
Beth Israel Hospital here. The gift
was termed by Charles H. Sih er.
hospital president, a symbol of ‘the
fine understanding and brother
hood that is rooted in our glorious
democracy.”
CALL
BY.
NUMBER
for FASTER
Long Distance
Service
If you do not
have a Blue Personal
Directory for listing
out-of-tow n numbers,
get your free copy at
cur Business Office.
The Ohio Bell Telephone
Company
THE CATHOLIC TIMES FRIDAY. JUNE 20 1952
First Negro Graduate
First negro graduate in the SO-year history of St. Mery of Nanar
eth School of Nursing, Chicago, Helen M. Clethen, of Montgomery,
Ala., receives her diplome from Very Rev. Comerford O'Malley,
C.M., president of DePaul University. Awaiting his turn is John
W. Joyce, of Rochester, Minn., the fifth male to complete the three
year course at the school. Chicago Tribune photos (NC Photos)
India’s Catholic
Minister's Anti
ERNAKULAM. India (NO
Catholic leaders throughout India
have commended the Chief Minis
ter of Madras for what they con
sider to be the boldest and most
forthright condemnation of the In
dian Communist party voiced by a
political leader in any recent peri
od.
Addressing the first session of
the Madias Legislative Assembly.
Chief Minister C. Rajagopalachari
ar said: “I consider the Communist
party a greater danger to India
than to any other country. I am
here now to save my country from
the traps and dangers of the Com
munist party. Therefore. I tell you
that I am your enemy No. 1, and
you are my enemy No. 1.”
Referring to the policy of the
Indian communists. Mr. Rajogopal
chariar charged that they “inter
preted every difficulty, every dis
content. every complaint in the lan
guage of opposition to the govern
ment and expanded, exaggerated
and repeated them so that the gov
ernment got a bad name.”
Praising Chief Minister Rajago
palchariars “open and courageous
declaration of war against the
WASHINGTON NCWC A
veteran of the United States diplo
matic service with long experience
in international affairs was chos
en director of the Provisional In
tergovernmental Committee for the
Movement of Migrants from Eu
rope (PICMME) at the third session
of the 19-nation organization here.
He is Hugh Gibson, a Catholic,
a native of Los Angeles, formerly
U.S. Minister to Poland, Switzer
land and Luxembourg, and U.S.
Ambassador to Belgium and Bra
uL
The Holy See was officially rep
resented at the meeting by Msgr.
Paul F. Tanner, Assistant General
Secretary of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
Among representatives of pri
vate relief and welfare organiza
tions attending were Msgr. Edward
E. Swanstrom. executive director
of War Relief Services N.C.W.C.,
and th? Rev. Aloysius J. Wycislo,
assistant executive director.
PICMME delegates voted to hold
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s Land Madras
Red Militancy
communists.” The New Leader. Ma
dras Catholic weekly, said "every
democrat not only in Madras and
India but all the world over.” will
find it “a true and articulate ex
pression of his own innermost urg
es and feelings."
Mr. Rajagopalachariar's appoint
ment as Chief Minister was well
received by Indian Catholics, al
though the exclusion of Christians
from his Cabinet gave rise to criti
cism. The Madras Legislative As
sembly of 325 members counts
some 60 communists, who have
joined with other leftist parties to
form the United Demorcatic Front,
whose present strength is 140. The
Front is led by T. Prakasam, a for
mer Premier of Madras.
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Chinese Prelate Presides
TECHNY. Ill. (NC) His Em
inence Thomas Cardinal Tien,
S.V.D., Archbishop of Peking and
now an exile from his communist
ruled homeland, will preside at a
departure ceremony in Holy Ghost
Chapel here June 22 when 10 Di
vine Word priests will receive mis
sion assignments and crosses.
Hugh Gibson. Long- rime L. S.
Diplomat, PICMME Chief
the fourth session of the organtza
tion in Geneva. Switzerland in Oc
tober.
Delegates were received by Pres
ident Truman at the White House,
and heard also from Rep Francis
E. Walter of Pennsylvania, who ex
pressed the hope that Congress will
pass the bill sponsored by Rep. Em
manuel Celler ol New York, which
embodies the President s program
to aid the European refugees.
George Warren of the United
Stales delegation urged immediate
financial support for PICMME to
meet the gigantic problem of over
populated Europe which “remains
a constant challenge to us all.”
PICMME was formed last No
vember in Brussels. Belgium, after
the International Refugee Organi
zation (IRO) completed its pro
gram. Since then PICMME has
moved 32.000 migrants from Eu
rope and has set its sights on the
movement of 750.000 a year from
western Europe to underpopulated
areas over a five-year period.
King Greets Cardinal
King Talal I, of th* independent Kingdom of Jordan recovied
in audience His Eminence Gregory Peter XV Cardinal Agagianian
Patriarch of Cilicia of the Armenians when the latter came to Amman
to dedicate a new church for the Armenian Rite Catholics. The church
was the gift of 2,000 benefactors of the Catholic Near East Welfare
Association, of New York. Shown at the Royal Palace are (left to
right): Cardinal Agagianian King Talal I, Archbishop Gustave Testa,
Apostolic Delegate, (NC Photos)
ST. JAMES THE LESS 1652 Oakland Park
6th ANNUAL FESTIVAL
Wed. June 25th Fun For All
SPONSORS
Former I wo Jinia
Army Staff Chief
Sings First Mass
PITTSBURGH—(NC) A former
Army chief of s’aff on fwo Jima in
World War II. sang his First Sol
emn Mass as a Catholic priest at
St. Bernard’s Church here.
The Rev. Joseph A Duchene
C.S.Sp., was ordained at the Holy
Ghost Fathers seminary in Nor
walk. ’onn June 6 He was one of
eight World War II veterans at the
seminary.
While in the service. Father Du
chen? held the rank of lieutenant
colonel and was awarded the
Army Commendation Medal for
outstanding service in the supply
section. Released from the Army in
1946. he studied at Duquesne Uni
versify for one year and then enter
ed the Holy Ghost Fathers’ novit
iate to study for the priesthood.
The Very Rev. Vernon F. Galla
gher. C.S.Sp.. Duquesne Univer
sity president delivered the ser
mon at the Mass. Parents of the
new priest, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A
Duchene, reside here
o........ ........
Michigan Bishop Scores
Profiteers: 'Seed Control
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich (NC)
Effective controls on the Na
tion’s economy are vital during the
present emergency. Bishop Francis
J. Haas of Grand Rapids declared
here.
“This is no time for profiteering
by those who are able to profiteer
he said. "This is no time for greedy
selfishness in the administration of
our economy. We must put the spir
it of ‘grab’ under restraint. We
must act and act at once.” Congress
currently is acting on extension of
controls over the economy
Present controls have been
“weakened, if not nullified, by dis
abling amendments, tied to the in
creasing cost of production,” the
Bishop added. This emergency, he
added, “may last longer than we
even dare to imagine.”
Bishop Haas spoke before House
man Lodge No. 238. B'nai rith.
in accepting a B’nai rith award
First Mass In IO5 Year*
Said la Newman "College’
LONDON—(NC)—For the first
time in 105 years. Mass has been
said at the Oxford “college” of Lit-
tlemore which Cardinal Neuman
once tried to establish in the Brit
ish university town. Mass was of
fered in what was believed to be
the oratory of the house, now once
more in Catholic hands. It is hoped
to turn it into a permanent chapel.
The last Mass said at Littlemore
was on Oct. 11. 1845. by the Vener
able Dominic Barberi. the Passion
ist. when he had just received New
man into the Church.
o--------------------
Si. Catherine** InMallt
New Holy Mme Officer*
William A. Dunn, of 2822 Bry
den-rd was installed last week as
president of the Holy Name Society
of St. Catharines Church. He suc
ceeds Elmer Jacobs of 403 S Broad,
leigh.
Other officers installed were
John G. Anglim. 474 S. James- Rd.,
vice president Francis A. Sifferlin.
Gould Rd., secretary: and Raymond
L. Jacobs, 2780 Brentwood Ave
treasurer.
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New Philadelphia Elections
NEW PHILADELPHIA—Michael
Franz. Jr.. was elected grand
knight of the local Knights of Co
lumbus when officers were elected
for the coming year.
Other officers elected were. John
Goth, deputy grand knight Rich
ard Basso, recording secretary: Al
bert Crescio. treasurer Jacob
Breehl. chancellor Peter Renner,
warden: Mike Ravine, advocate
Frank Vitt, inside guard. Art Ran
dall. outside guard Guido Civileo.
trustee, and Frank Moliski, finan
cial secretary. The Rev. A. L.
Freund is chaplain of the group.
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Life Of Cardinal Gibbon*
MILWAUKEE (NC) A two
volume definitive “Life of James
Cardinal Gibbons." by the Rev. Dr.
John Tracy Ellis, historian of the
Catholic University of America,
will be published by the Bruce
Publishing Company.
Catholic Women
Win Fight To Ban
Lewd Literallire
SUPERIOR. Wis,—(NC)—Super
tor’s city council has approved an
ordinance to ban sale of lewd and
undesirable literature culminating
a five-month campaign by the Dio
cesan Council of Catholic Women
The city manager said he had
sought further study of action by
other cities before the ordinance
was adopted, bu’ Mr- Magdalene
Patterson, president of the Dioce
san council of women, retorted if
we knew poisoned food was in a
store would we write to other cities
to see how to get rid of it?”
The ordinance provides for a
publication* advisory board named
by the city manager. When the
board determines that a public?
tion is offensive, it is to notify the
city manager who will call on the
chief of police to take action. Con
viction would result in a fi up to
$100 or up to 30 days in jail.
In its campaign the Catholic
women's group secured the aid of
some Catholic men's groups, and
sought aid of civic and parent
teacher group- Except for FTA
representatives, however, all groups
supporting the ban at the council
meeting were Catholic.
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California Official Dies
ENCINO, Calif. (NC) Frank
E. Crane, who served as acting ex
ecutive director of the National
Catholic Community Service in
1943-44. died here June 13. He was
on leave of absence from his post
as deputy director of the Cali
fornia Department of Correction.
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Doctors To Meet In Dublin
DUBLIN (NC)—Both Catholic
and Protestant services will mark
the opening. July 7. of the 4-day
joint meeting of the British and
Irish Medical Associations. About
1,000 doctors from many European
countries and overseas are expect
ed.
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