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‘Hands Off Refugees’
U.S. fells Communists
By William E. Ring
(Staff Writ*r, N.C.W.C.)
W ith a swift one-two punch I'ncle Sam has started
fight against the practice of communist diplomats in this
country putting the pressure on refugees Io return to their
Red-ruled homelands.
Romuald Spasowski. Ambassador of communist-control
ed Poland to the U.S., was called on the carpet at the State
Department and handed a sharp
ly worded note. It accused em
bassy officials of seeking out
Polish nationals in thr country
“and by various methods” at
tempting “to prevail upon them
tn return to Poland.’’ The note
asked that the practice "cease
immediately.”
Earlier th* department ex
pelled two junior members of
th* Russian United Nations
staff on charges of ”forc*d r*
defection" ef five Soviet sea
men in this country. On this
occasion, th* Stat* Department
called in Soviet Ambassador
G*ergi Zarubin, informed him
of th* *xpulaien and also lev
elled criticism at th* tactic* of
Arkady Sebolev, Russian envoy
to th* United Nations.
The department said that the
Polish campaign of scaring refu
gees to return to their homeland
has “mot very little success thus
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is determined “not to permit po
lice state activity in this country
and tn make ■’tear that the full
protection of Americai. law ex
tends to all aliens” residing in
this country.
It has been estima ,ed that 1.600
w-ho fled from communism into
the free world have returned to
Iron Curtain countries within the
last few years. Rut these 1.600
are only a drop in the bucket to
the millions who
democratic lands
ist tyranny since
fled to western
from commun
1946.
10 million ex-
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pellees whn were uprooted from
their homes in communist-con
trolled eastern countries because
they were fo German descent an
estimated 1,700,000 political ref
ugees from communism now are
living in the (rec world.
More than a year ago. com
mtinist diplomats in this country
began the pressure game of at
tempting Io get refugees in the
United States tn return to their
(nmmunist homelands. This was
carried nn, mainly through a let
ter-w citing campaign with .1
“come home, all is forgiven"
thf me.
Among refugees assisted in
coming to this country by Catho
lic Relief Services National
Catholic Welfare Conlerence, the
Red pressure game had virtually
no effect, according to Monsignor
Edward E. Swanstrom. the agen
cy's executive director.
WASHINGTON (NC,
Members of the communist Hun
garian Legation here were accus
ed by a refugee priest of empoy
ing threats, blackmail and terror
methods against lion Curtain ref
ugees in the United States in at
tempts tn get them to return to
their homelands.
Requiescant
You ar* ask*d to pray for th*
repos* of th* souls of th* follow
ing and th* others who
in th* Dioces* during
week.
havg died
th* past
April 30.
FAGAN, Helen. 39.
Sacred Heart, Coshocton.
OSSRURGER, George Freder
ick, 68. April 28, St. Peter, Upper
Sandusky.
O'NEILL, Edward 76. April
29. St. Francis dr Sales, Newark
Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
NOVTNSKI, Joseph F, 63, St.
Nicholas, Zanesville.
BARR, Mrs. Frances A., 67,
May 2, St. Leo, Columbus.
SAUER, George A., 84. May 2.
St. Joseph Cathedral, Columbus,
St. Joseph Cemetery.
O'ROURKE Owen, 55, May 3,
St. Vincent de Paul, Mount Ver
non.
SHERWOOD, William S, 65,
May 3, St. Peter Church, Colum
bus.
WEBER Mrs. Mayme, Corpus
Christi Church, St. Joseph Cem
etery.
KEENAN, William 67, St.
Michael Church, Worthington, St.
Joseph Cemetery.
(’LARK. Catherine. 73. Nt.
Thomas Church, April 27, Colum
bus.
FEENEY, Juba May 3. SI.
Vincent de Paul, Mount Vernon.
Calvar” Cemetery.
CURRAN. Eha M„ 77, May 4.
St. John, Columbus St. Joseph
Cemetery.
KOCH Martha Ixniise, 52. May
St. Christopher, Columbus.
3,
LOUDNER. Mis. Frank. 74. May
St. Colman, Washington C. H..
St. Colman Cemetery.
4.
Bird's Shall Oil Station
SPIEGEL, William 81. May
4. St. Joseph Galion, Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
EMERY Evelyn V.. 46, May 6,
Immaculate Concentjon, Colum
bus.
BECHDOLT, Arnali.i (Mollie),
May 5, St. Alnyrius, Columbus,
St. Joseph Cemetery.
For Third Straight Year
M»gr. Them*! O. Martin, Dir*c»er of th* Commission on
American Citizenship of th* Catholic University of America pre
sent* th* Good Citizenship Award to Mis* Betty Tugman, presi
dent of th* Civic* Club of St. Chari** School, Arlington, Va. On*
of t*n schools to receive award* out of several thousand entrants,
St. Chari**' Club was cited for carrying out a year long program
of establishing and maintaining good public relations with th*
com !ty. Sr. Anita ,O.S.B., of St. Chari** School, looks on.
Of Latin American Bishops
(N.C.W.C. N*w* Service)
BOGOTA, Colombia The Holy See has approved lhe
organization of a Latin American RishopC Council with a
general secretariat in Bogota to coordinate and develop the
activities of the Church in Latin America.
Plans for the formation
the l^tin American Bishops’ Con
ference held in Rio de Janeiro at
the time of the International Eu
charistic Congress jf July, 1955
The council will meet at least
once a year at its headquarters
here. The general secretariat nf
the council will handle relation
ships with Catholic agencies in
the United States, Canada, Spain
and Portugal. The council will be
represented in Rome by a pro
curator. It will be subject to the
Holy See and will consist of rep
resentatives of the hierarchy nf
each jf the Ijitin American coun
tries.
Th* fundamental aim ®f th*
Former Mission
Superior Dies
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.—(NC)—
A Solemn Requiem Mass was cel
ebrated at the Jesuit Novitiate of
St. Andrew-on-Hudson for Father
Francis X. Delaney, S.J., 80. whe
died h-?re (April 24) after a long
illness.
HONOLULU, Hawaii—(NC)
Sister Mary Albina Sluder. O.S.F.,
87, a pioneer in the work of the
Franciscan Sisters in live Hawaii
an Islands, died at St. Francis
Hospital here, where ,«he had
been in residence since 193R.
Rom in St. Ixniis, she came to
Hawaii in 1892.
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Indian auIhoritiea have refused
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missionaries in recent months.
An official statement in Par
Lament heir said that during
the four months ending January
31 this year, thcr were more
than 160 applications for mission
ary visas from foreign countries
NC
Visas were granted to 101 ap
plicants, the largest single group
being American missionaries the
statement said.
The new Parliament figures in
dicafe that other Christian de
nominations enjoyed a marked
advantage over Catholic mission
aries in the granting of visas.
Previously, the Indian Catho
lic Bishops Conference had voir
rd concern over the growing
number of Catholic visa refusals
The policy of the government
appear^ to be to discourage the
entry of missionaries whn are
unable to contribute Io the ma
ferial development plan* nf the
country. The government had ex
pressed readiness to welcome
missionaries who possess suffi
cient qualifications a doctors,
educators and social workers.
Merc "gospel preaching mission
aries” would he unwelcome, it
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