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FRANK. Rose W., 1120 Sixteenth
Ave., Columbus. May 5, St. Peter s
Church. Survivors: One sister,
nieces and three nephews.
ALLNUTT. Helen, 51. 2268
ington Rd.. Columbus, May 4,
Agatha Church. Survivors:
husband Thpmas. one daughter,
one sister, and a brother.
KOTERBA. Martin J., 78.
Parsons Ave Columbus. May
Ladislaus Church. Survivors:
sons, one sister, and six
dren.
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BENSKY. Antoinette,
Wlyttier St., Columbus.
Mary Church. Survivors: Two sons,
one daughter, seven grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
BRASSEUR. Fred P. 52. 1877
Tewksbury Rd Columbus. May 6.
St. Agatha Church. Survivors: His
wife Mary Lou. one brother and a
hiece.
CUMMINGS, Samuel. 80. 690 Par
sons Ave., Columbus. May 6. Holy
Cross Church. Survivors: Three
daughters, five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
FLESHMAN. Frederick N.. 76.
Delaware May 6. St. Mary’s
Church. Survivors: three sons, one
sister, eleven grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren and several
nieces and nephews.
YENJCHEK. Joseph. 65. 1876 S.
Fourth St.. Columbus. May 4, St.
Ladislaus Church. Survivors: His
wife Mary, one daughter,
sons, nine grandchildren,
brothers and one sister.
three
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CURRIGAN. Cornelius J.,
K Ardmore Rd.. Columbus. May 6.
St. Catharine Church. Survivors:
Two nephews.
GOOD. Roser 51, Circleville, May
4. St. Joseph Church.
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RINEHART. Luzella. 54. Dover,
May 4, St. Francis de Sales Church.
Newcomerstown. Survivors: Her
husband Albert, one brother, one
sister and two grandchildren.
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St, Columblis. May 6. St. Joseph
Cathedral. Survivors: One daugh
ter. two sons,
one sister, and
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CAREY. Thomas E., 66. Dover,
May 7, Immaculate Conception
Church Survivors: One son. two
grandchildren, one sister, and a
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OGDEN, Albert A.. 75. Newark,
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WILLIAMS. Sara E.
North St., Worthington. St. Michael
Church. Survivors: Her husband
Quent. two sons and a brother.
OESTREJCHER. Florence M.. 73.
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4. St. Mary Church. Survivors:
husband Anton, three sisters
one brother.
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“COVRTEOl'S SERVICE”
In Time of Need
Father Herman Haeck. S.J.. di
rector of the International Fides
Agency with headquarters in
Rome, was chosen president, and
Frank A. Hall, director of N’.C.W.C.
News Service, was elected vice
president of the Association.
The other officers are. Canon
Henn Marmier, director of KIPA.
Swiss Catholic news agency, secre
tary-treasurer and Dr. Karl Bring
mann. editor-in-chief of KNA. Ger
man Catholic news agency, and Dr.
Jacques Hetzler, director of KNP,
Netherlands Catholic news agency,
directors without portfolio.
The organization of the new As
social ion was effected here during
the Fourth International Congress
of the Catholic Press. This Con
gress had been organized by the
International Union of the Cath
olic Press, of which the Association
of Press Agencies is now one of
three constituent affiliates.
Count Giuseppe Dalia Torre, ed
itor of Osservatore Romano. Vati
can City daily, was reelected as
president oi the International Un
ion. Mare Delforge, editor of “Vers
Avenir,” Catholic daily in Xamur,
Belgium, was elected president of
the International Federation of
Catholic Journalists, another affili
ate of the Union. The third con
stituent body ol the Union, the In
ternational Commission oi Publish
ers ol Catholic Journals, held no
election because it is in the process
of dividing itself into two sections,
one tor daily and another for week
ly newspapers.
Invited To Caracas
The International Inion has in
vitations to hold its fifth congress,
three years hence, in Caracas. Ven
ezuela. or Vienna. Austria. A de
cision will be made later.
The formal organization of the
Association of Agencies resulted
from preliminary organizational
steps taken during the third inlet
national Congress which was held
in Rome during the Holv Year oi
1950.
A score of Catholic agencies
from ten countries were repre
sented at the sessions here How
ever, six agencies represented at
the 1950 meeting took the lead
in the deliberations here and,
in effect, became the charter
members of the new body.
'These agencies include N.C.W.C.,
KNA (Germany). Kathpress (Aus
tria). CIP Belgium). KNP( Nether
lands), KIPA (Switzerland) and
Fides Agency. Rome. They consid
ered and tentatively approved the
proposed constitution, which will
now be submitted to the member
ship for final approval.
Membership in the Association
of Agencies is limited by the pro
posed constitution to news, pic
ture or other national or inter­
tnrlay"
LaFever
By
Plans are being completed for the St. Augustine PT A frolic to
be held at the Knights of St. John Hall, 581 S. High St., from nine
until midnight, Saturday, May 22. Pictured above are the co-chair
men for the affair, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doffer. Proceeds from the
event will be used to purchase play ground equipment for the
school. Tickets are $1.00 per couple. Door prizes will be awarded.
Papal Letter Spells Out Limits,
Scope Of Italian (Catholic Action
ROME (Radio, NC) Catho
lic Action cannot and should not
invade politics but it does have
the right and obligation to study
social and moral matters according
to its own viewpoint and make its
findings available to public au
thority.
E.
8.
KENNEDY, John J.. 70. 67
Tompkins St., Columbus. May
Holy Name Church. Survivors:
Five daughters, one son. three sis
ters. eleven grandchildren, and one
great-grandchild.
This was the message of a papal
letter to the General Assembly of
Italian Catholic Action meeting in
Assisi. His Eminence Adeodato
Giovanni Cardinal Piazza, president
of the episcopal commission for
Catholic Press
Agencies Form
Association
PARIS (NC) The inter
national Association of Catho
lic Press Agencies (Association
Internationale des Agences
Catholiques de Presses has
been formally organized here.
Its purpose is the “promo
tion of the general aposiolate
of the Catholic Press by estab
lishing a world wide coopera
tion of Catholic news, picture
and of her services and to provide
tor the protection of their common
interests."
PTA (,roup
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Catholic Action, read it to the gath
ering.
The meeting reported disappoint
ed leftists by its demonstration of
unity, its dedication to its own
ideals and its attachment to the
Church and her directives. leftists
had predicted a rupture in the
ranks after it became known that
there were differences between Dr.
Luigi Gedda, president general oi
Italy's Catholic Action, and Mario
Rossi, who recently resigned as na
tional president of the youth sec
tion.
The papal letter approved the
meeting’s scope of discussion
matters of a "predominately mor
al character which derive from
problems of housing, work and re
lief.’’ In such matters Catholic Ac
tion can and should make a prac
tice of "furnishing conclusions and
suggestions v hi ch authgiitie
themselves cannot tail to take un
der particular consideration," the
letter said.
Dr. Gedda, presiding at the meet
ing. .-.aid that the organization,
whose membership numbers three
million, will continue to seek its
objective on both the doctrinal and
practical levels.
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Once Occupied By Reds
SEOUL. Korea —(Radio. NC)-~
Msgr. Thomas Quinlan, prisoner of
North Korean communists for
three years, has moved into the
apostolic delegation here which
communists occupied while he was
their captive.
national Catholic services thet
have been recommended by the
competent Catholic authorities.
They must be engaged in the dis
semination of Catholic news, pic
tures and other material, and
must be owned and operated by
Catholics exclusively.
General meetings of the Associa
tion will take place at the time
when international Catholic Press
congresses are held, usually every
three years, but other general
meetings may he called. The mem
bership will be composed of both
active and associate members.
Xgenci.es may send as many dele
gates as they please, hut only ac
tive members will
one each.
was offered by Father
who is also national
the Apostleship.
have the vote—
has its own sec
constitution in-
The Association
ret ary, but the
structs him to work in close co
operation with the secretary of the
International Union of the Catho
lic Press.
Other officers of the Internation
al Federation of Catholic Journal
ists include Karl Bringmann (Ger
many). vice-president: and Jean
Marie Morin of Montreal (Canada).
Antonio Gonzalez of Bilbao (Spain),
and Maurice Cariti of Paris
(France), members ol the govern
ing board.
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Special Day Of Prayer
Is Observed Bv Seamen
NEW ORLEANS (NC) In the Apostleship of the Sea
it “is team work in which everyone has a part,” Father Thom
as A. McDonough, C.SS.R.. New Orleans port chaplain, re
minded at the celebration of Apostleship of the Sea Dav here.
Besides taking part in the nation-wide observance of Ap-
ostle-htp of the Sea Day. the cele
bration here also marked the 50th
anniversary of the start of Apostle
ship work in New Orleans and the
10th anniversary of the founding
of the Catholic Maritime Club.
'rhe observance began with a
Solemn Pontifical Mass in St. Pat
rick's Church, across the street
from the Maritime Club. Archbish
op Jo-rph F. Rummel of New Or
leans. presided at the Mass which
IcDonough.
Archbishop
In hit rermon, the
alluded to the Gospel story of
"The Good Shepherd" and re
minded seafaring men that no
matter how far from land they
may be, they still are His sheep.
He reminded that the Apostle
ship was formed to guard sea
men against the spiritual and
physical harm of wolves.
At a Communion breakfast in
Students Urged
To Join Work Of
That was the admonition given
the students of the College ot St
Mary of the Springs last week by
Katherine Burton, noted Catholic
biographer.
Urging the students to take an
active part in lay organizations.
Mrs. Burton said, “We must have
a Catholic faction to counteract the
Communist “taction” present in
nearly every civic group.”
The author, who ha-. just com
pleted a book dealing with the ex
periences of an ex-Communist col
lege protestor, told the students of
Red iritiltration into PTA and other
educational lay groups.
A guest at the college for several
days. Mrs Burton was doing some
research work on a community pro
ject she is concerned with at the
present time. During her stay here,
she visited Lancaster and Somer
set, cities she writes about in her
biography of the Ewings and Sher
mans.
Three Generations
Discussing her technique in com
piling data, she expressed a desire
to see courses in biographical tech
nique introduced into college, along
with those courses on the novel
and short story.
Mrs. Burton extended her per
sonal congratulations to graduate
scholarship winner Josephine
Vande Kerkhoff and Kappa Gam
ma Pi appointees Ellen Qumlivan.
Mary Jo Albright and Grace Fil
terer. The girls were chosen for
these honors by vote of the admin
istration and faculty of the college.
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iliary Bishop L. Abel C'aillouet of
New Orleans. Episcopal moderator
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the United States, recalled that
the movement was begun in the
1920’s in Scotland and soon spread
throughout the world He said that
the work in this
petus in World
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Father McD6nough reminded
those at the breskfwr "Christ en
joyed the society of men who fol
lowed the sea there was something
so good in tho-c men by the Seas
of Galilee and Tiberius that He
chose them to be His followers.”
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Bi-liop Swint Of Wheeling!
WASHINGTON The personal
title of Archbishop has been con
terred on Bishop John J. Swint of
Wheeling by His Holiness Pooe
Pius XII. it has been announced
here by HLs Excellency Archbishop
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Apos
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Our Holy Father directed in His
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cluding eight who hold the title
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Sister Mary of the Blessed Sacra
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the habit of the Discalced Carmel
ite Nuns when they were estab
lished in Columbus, will make her
Solemn Profession Friday at the
Monastery of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary’. 20*15 Barton-pl. The veil
ing will take place at 8:30 a.
Saturday at a public ceremony, and
all are united to attend
Sister Mary of the Blessed Sac
rament is the daughter of Mr. and
Mr- McNeill.- of Philadelphia She
af’onded Villa Mana Academy in
Virginia and West Catholic High
School Philadelphia.
Sister entered the new founds
lion of the Discalced armelite- in
Columbu- July 16th. 1949 received
the habit Jan 22. 1950, and made
her temporary vows May 14th 1951
Sister is permitted to see vis
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at ’he speak room grille
The Very Reverend Father Al
bert of the Blessed Sacrament pro
vincial of the Discalced Carmelite
Fathers, will preside at Saturdays
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