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CAHILL. Victor A., 53. 723 Jef
ferson avenue. Chillicothe. Aug. 4
St. Mary’s church. Survivors: his
wife. Effie two daughter:
ters and two brothers.
MURPHY
Madison
eph Cathedral. Survivors three
daughters, two sons, a grandchild
and a sister.
RUSSELL, Anna May.
Clair avenue, Columbus.
Peter's church. Survivor
hand. Stanley a sister,
nephews.
BERELO. Louis. 60. Si
jg. 4. St. Vincent de
t. Vernon. Survivors: i
Raym
53. Waldo.
Evangelist
t. Johr
lumbus
NITSCHKE BROS.
STATIONERS PRINTERS
STALEY, Laura C., 70, 438 W.
7th avenue, Columbus, Aug. 2, St.
Francis church. Survivors: a son.
three daughters, six grandchildren
ard a brother.
ROHRER. Jesse F., 75. Ixigan,
Aug. 2. St. John's Church. Surviv
ors: his wife, Mary two daughters
two sons, a sister and eight grand
children.
RHOADES. Mrs Frank, Rt. 1. Cir
cleville. Aug. 2, St. Joseph’s church.
Survivors: her husband. Frank
two daughters, three sons, three
sisters and two brothers.
MALVILLE. Patrick Henry
New Lexington, Aug
church. Survivors
a sister.
nar avenue
St. Thomas
three aunts,
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church.
nieces and nephew
GLADDEN, Mrs. Clyde, 62. New
Lexington, Aug. 3. St. Rose church
BOWES. Mary L„ 60. 218 S. Ten
nant street, Lancaster, Aug. 6, St
Mary’s church. Survivors: husband.
George H. two sons, a daughter,
five grandchildren, three brothers
and a sister.
CONNOR, Ralph D.. 50. Hunting
ton. W. Va.. Aug. 7, St. Peter’s
church. Chillicothe. Survivors: his
wife, Helen a daughter.
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An editor succeeds a former editor, when Most Rev. Robert J.
Dwyer was consecrated Bishop of Reno, at the Cathedral of Salt Lake
City, succeeding the former See of Bishop Thomas K. Gorman
now Coadjutor of Dallas and a former Editor of The Tidings of
Los Angeles. Bishop Dwyer edited the Intermountain Register of
Salt Lake City. Pictured at the consecration ceremonies are, left to
right: Bishop Gorman, Archbishop John J. Mitty of San Francisco,
Bishop Dwyer and Bishop Joseph L. Federal, Auxiliary of Salt Lake
City. (NC Photos)
Assur
i been
supplies will be ex
ivilian refugees in
th Korea was given during the
I Cross 18th International Con-
•tion, a resolution call
impartial investigation
ist charges that the
s has emphiyed "germ
the Korean conflict,
nisi bloc objected that
Red Tape Charge
The assurance that
plies will be expediti
Mortimer Cooke, coordinator f’*I^S
Roil Crest Korea alter Alfred
Brown '.ecietaiy general ol thel
Australian Rad Iross, who visited I
Korea in April charged that red^lOWb
tape and circumlocution’ in thel-
command was stalling the te
liel deliveries. He appealed to the|
conferenc
“grant e
provision
istance and the
ilities to enable
ible quantities of
to reach the un
and needy war victims
in South Korea without any cost to
the recipients.”
It also was proposed that the
conference offer the North Korean
Red Cross and government the
same relief to help war
in its territory.
Holy See Speaks
Ildebran
Delegate
Meanwhile Archbishop
do Antonutti, Apostolic
Io anada. in a
French network
Bi »ai( a*-t mi’. Corporation pointed!
out that the Holy Set- aS SOVef I
eign state approved the Red Crossl
1808, four years after its found
ing, and was one ol the first to
sign the Geneva convention ami
had official representatives at the
conference. I li«- rcpiesentalnes
Archbishop Antonutti, the
l.iiim D'Apolloni.i. SJ of Montre
al. and Brig Guy Gauv reau, who
has sened as head ol Montreal
Catholic Charities
adcast over the
In his discussion on South Korea
relief) Ml Bl OM n said all Red
loss supplies tor civilians had
to be placed tn a l\ pool, through
which Red FOSS supplies lost
then identity He said the unified
(intnand tn Korea had derided
that the pooled supplies would be
sold to those Koreans who could
al lord to pay tor them, while
there was no provision for Red
Cross supervision or inspection.
"Is it too much to ask whether
the great I nited Nations,'' Mr.
Brown inquired, "which has set up
Most Rev. Richard Felix,
O.S.B. (above), it the new Abbot
of St. Benedict's Abbey, Benet
Lake, Wi«. The solemn ceremony
of his blessing and installation
was held on Aug. 8. (NC Photos)
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY. AUGUST 15, 1952
special commissions and agencies
to assist these unfortunate South
Koreans, will make it easy for the
Red Cross to continue its contribu
tion in the proven and traditional
manner and will supply the neces
sary transport and handling facili
ties without charging the South
Korean Red Cross?”
The communist bloc in the con
vention met several other revers
als. They were voted down on an
attempt to bar the Western Ger
many Red Cross Society from the
conference and also defeated on a
proposal to censure the Western
Powers for alleged failure to re
patriate more than 2,000 Soviet
children in Germany.
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WASHINGTON (NC) Suf
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able from October to April for all
school construction previously au
thorized and already underway.
But authorization for "new
starts” will probably be limited to
school projects in defense housing
areas, and to projects '’esigned to
replace facilities destroyed by fire
or similar catastrophe, and to re
lieve serious overcrowding.
This picture was drawn by Earl
McGrath, U.S. Commissioner of
Education, in describing effects
of steel allotment revisions by de
tense agencies, made as a result of
the'long steel strike. The U.S. Of
fice of Education is the "claimant
agency” for critical defense ma
terials in the education field.
Dr. McGrath foresaw a possible
delay of two or more months in
securing acceptance of orders by
steel suppliers. He also saw a
possible delay of two to four
months in obtaining delivery of
steel or-some allotments already
made for the October through De
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The Freeing Of Russia
A casual visitor to our home ten
years ago might have found my
against atheism and despotism.I
Here and there, in one country orl
another, other individuals andl
groups were spreading the Fatimal
story.
We knew already that Catholics
throughout the world, and man
kind generally, had been too slow
to heed Our lady's admonitions,
and that therefore Russia contin
ued to spread her errors, “giving
rise to wars and persecutions,” as
the Virgin had warned.
Secularism for years had bottled
up and brought almost to nothing
the message of Fatima. People had|
not stopped offending God. They|
were not praying the Rosary. They
were not receiving Communion on
the first Saturday of each month.
They were not wearing the Scapu
lar. they were not consecrating
themselves to the Heart of Mary.
Nevertheless, there was no rea
son for despair. The message had
at least reached the United States,
and American Catholics were be
ginning to respond. Had not we
opened our front door one day to
admit a tall, dedicated young
priest named Father Peyton, who
had vowed to persuade ten mil
lion people to say the Rosary dai-
And even if he hadn appeared,
still we would have been confident
that our kindly underground move
ment would succeed. For Our La
dy had said. In the end. my Im
maculate Heart will triumph. The
Holy Father will consecrate Rus
si to me. Russia will be convert
ed. and a time of peace will be
granted to mankind.”
Now it is 1952. We have waited
a long time. But the tide of the
world has turned. Millions are
praying the Rosary. Hundreds of
thousands are receiving Commun
ion on the lust Saturday. And'
Pius XII, the other day issued an
apostolic letter addressed to the
peoples ol Russia, specially conse
crating them to the Immaculate
Heart.
The despotism of the Kremlin
is now doomed and when it falls.
Communist parties throughout the
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world will collapse like houses of
cards under the combined opposi
tion of the free world and the lib
erated Russians. The iron curtain
will crumble, and the lights will
go on again everywhere.
I
I
wife and me. with the three chil-1
dren we then had, gathered aroundl
our dining room table, quietly un-l
dermining the Soviet slave empirel
and the world Communist move-1
ment.
We were folding and packingl
thousands of leaflets which toldl
the story of Our Lady of Fatimal
and her messages to three shep-l
herd children.
Whether the Communists then
will realize that they are bunglers
in the art of revolution, I do not
know. But they are. Like history's
other terrorists, they have never
understood that the Great Revolu
tion has been going on for twenty
centuries, that it is unstoppable,
and that it is manned for the most
part by obscure and apparently
helpless people.
I
I
We five were not alone in our
I
gentle but irresistible conspiracy
I
The one real underground move
ment dates back to the birth of
a Baby in Bethlehem. It is po
etically right that He who was to
undermine all tyranny and wick
edness, who was to dethrone the
Prince of the World
men to the glorious
the children of God,
been born in a cave.
I
There was something for which!
we were all patiently waiting and!
praying. We looked forward to the!
day when the Holy Father would
consecrate Russia, i n a special!
manner, to the Immaculate Heart
of Mary.
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Garden of Eden, to the vow that
God vowed: that He would put en
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Woman, and that her Seed should
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The Communists, like other ene
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