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10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Nov. 30,1956
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Polish Leader Says
Red Boss Isn’t
Friend of West
WASHINGTON (NC)—Poland’s top Red, Wladyslaw
Gomulka, has had “no change of heart’’ and the free*world
should not be misled by recent press stories giving the im
pression that he is a friend of the West.
This warning note was sounded here by Stanislaw Miko
lajczyk, former vice premier of Poland, in a statement be
fore staff members of the House
Committee on Un-American Ac
tivities.
Mikolajczyk is now chairman of
the International Peasants Union,
which consists of peasan* parties
from all nations behind the Iron
Curtain. Its headquarters are in
New York. The former vice pre
mier recently returned from Par
is, where he attended the fifth
congress of the union.
you
BILL RAUSCH
2651 E Main St.
Columbus
9
He labeled at "misleading
and dangerous" the press and
diplomatic reports that give the
impression that Gomulka is a
Titeist and a rebel against Mos
cow. The Polish leader referred
to the Polish Red bon as "a
fanatical communist whose
aims ar# the same as those
the Soviet Union, namely:
Insure ultimate domination
the world by communism
Gomulka recently visited Red
leaders in Moscow to discuss Pol
ish-Soviet relations.
Mikolajczyk said that the full
texts of Gomulka's speeches give
a true picture of his attitude,
while excerpts from them often
give the free world the wrong
impression. He contrasted Go
mulka’s speeches with those of
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Wyszynski, Primate of Poland,
to show that the Cardinal is a
symbol of freedom for the Pol
ish people, and that Gomulka's
attitude toward communism has
not changed.
It is clear from the full texts
of Gomulka's speeches, Mikola
jezyk said, that his program re
mains the same. He has empha
sized that the Soviet army must
remain in Poland, and he plans
to continue the forced collec
tivization of agriculture in that
country.
Mikolajczyk said that in a
speech given in October, Gomulka
stated: “We will'not permit any
one to use democratic processes
against socialism.”
of
to
of
Gomulka has found it neces
sary to permit certain “liberaliza
tions,” the Polish leader observ
ed, because of the violent anti
communism of the majority of
the Polish people. He referred
to the recent release of Cardinal
Wyskynski as one of these "lib
eral” gestures.
He cited four main reasons
why the Poles hate the Soviets
more than anv other nation does:
1) Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet
Red Boss, was responsible for
the deportation of nearly 1,500,
000 Poles to Russia when he
served as general secretary of
the Communist party in the
Ukraine.
2) Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul
ganin was the emissary for the
Lublin (communist faction) Pol
ish government.
3) Since World
two million Poles
ported to Russia.
000 Polish officers.
4) The Soviets are exploiting
the economic resources of Pol
and.
War II about
have heen de
including 40,-
The U.S. Government should
not aid Poland, he said, unless it
is sure that the following condi
tions have been fulfilled: Free
elections in Poland, and the abo
lition of secret trade agreements
made bv its Red-dominated gov
ernment.
Unless there is a guarantee of
some kind of free Polish govern
ment, U.S. assistance to Poland
will only help to build up Soviet
strength, he stated.
He suggested that the question
of free elections in Poland he
brought up for discusison in the
United Nations.
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Father John F. Casey, S.S.E., pastor of St. Isadora's
parish in Dell City, near El Paso, Tex., is shown at work
on the new recreation hall and chapel which he has de
signed, and is helping to build. A former carpenter,
Father Casey, a Father of St. Edmund, and native of Dor
chester, Mass., has built similar installations in the dioces
es of Mobile-Birmingham, Ala., and Raleigh, N.C.
British Catholics
Comment On
Sex Crime
Prosecution
LONDON (NC) Th? Home
Office, British government min
istry controlling the police and
prosecution of crime, is consider
ing a report submitted bv a group
of Catholic sociologists and
priests on the legal punishment
of crimes against sexual morality.
An important point of the re
port is the fact that "British
criminal law does not seem to
distinguish between sin, which
is a matter of private morals,
and crime, which is an offense
against the state, having anti
social consequences."
The committee urged that the
government retain the utmost
penal sanctions against sexual of
fenses against minors, public de
cency, and the exploitation of
vice for the purpose of gain.
But it recommended that “con
sensual acts done in private by
adult males” should not be pun
ishable by law.
The Home Office is currently
conducting a thorough investiga
tion concerning the rise of homo
sexuality and prostitution in
Britain since the end of World
War II The purpose of the Cath
olic group is to make clear to na
tional legislators the Church’s
viewpoint on the subject, which
has become almost a national
scandal and a point of frequent
discussion.
The committee agreed that the
distinction between personal sin
and public crime is not always
easy to define, but that it is “cer
tainly ignored” in existing Brit
ish legislation. Present British
penal law imposes penal sane
tions for “acts of gross indecen
cy done by consenting adult
males in private.”
The Catholic committee point
ed out that, with regard to pros
titution, “the same principles ap
ply, from the point of view of
moral theology, as in connection
with homosexuality: The distinc
tion between sin and crime is
equally valid regarding prostitu
tion.”
The existing practice of prose
cution for soliciting and impor
tuning is indefensible and should
be discontinued, they said. Pros
ecution should be carried out in
cases where sufficient exidence
is available only, and in such cas
es the courts should be empower
ed to inflict suitable penalties.
The present penalties are usually
trivial fines without any deten
tion whatever.
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Legionnaires
For Peace
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind (NC)—
A plea to all legionnaires to
“pray for a lasting peace” was
issued here at the close of the
two-day national meeting of
American legion chaplains.
Spiritual leaders of the veter
ans’ organization urged the use
of public transit vehicles’ adver
tising space for religious mes
sages. They also recommended
that legion posts initiate awards
for community members who
have promoted in a special way
the organization’s “Back to God"
movement.
Literature on the “moral and
spiritual values” of American
documents such as the Constitu
tion and the Declaration of In
i dependence also was planned by
the chaplains.- Such literature
will be distributed, with the ap
iproval of state education boards,
to teachers.
Father Bernard Gerdon, a
priest of the Archdiocese of In
dianapolis, is national chaplain
of the American Legion.
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ALBANY, N.Y. Sensational
ists have completely distorted
the meaning of the Dead Sea
Scrolls, according to Father
John M. Oesterreicher, director
of the Institute of Judaeo-Chris
tian Studies at Seton Hall Univer
sity, Newark, N.J.
In an address at St. Rose's
College here, Father Oester
reicher gave examples from
the Dead Sea Scholls which he
said show that the evangelists
were faithful recorders of
what they had seen and heard.
He said the fact that the scrolls
tell of men who, during the days
before the coming of Christ,
pledged themselves to a life of
penance and communal living and
worship—even to a life of pov
erty, chastity and obedience
proves that the monasticism of
the Church has profound roots
in the time, land and people of
Jesus.
It also provides a vivid in
stance of the deep links be
tween the Church and the Is
rael of old, according to the
director of the Judeao-Chris
tian institute.
The second volume of the In
stitute's yearbook, “The Bridge,”
which contains a comprehensive
study by Father Oesterreicher on
the scrolls, has just been pub
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