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VATICAN10VAKIA
Boundaries of Post-War
Nation Recognized by
Papa! Bull. j
Mr the Associated Press.
PRAHA, Czechoslovakia, September
24.—Czechoslovakia, new as a nation,
but with the oldest anti-Vatican tradi
tions in Europe, has come to terms
with the Catholic Church after nearly
two decades of difficult negotiation.
By a recently concluded pact, the
Holy See recognized the existence of
the new republic and arranged to as
sign archbishoprics and dioceses con
forming to the boundaries established
by the post-war treaties. I
Hitherto Catholic Church adminis
tration in Czechoslovakia, the Bohemia
which produced John Hus, forerunner
of Martin Luther, had clung to the
obsolete political boundaries of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Germany Blamed for Deadlock.
Authorities in Praha have asserted
Germany is largely responsible for the
rapprochement between Praha and
Rome. The Vatican's enduring con
flict with the Nazi regime is considered
a factor that hastened new arrange
ments of friendship with Germany's
democratic neighbor. j
A papal bull, issued September 6,
announced that church divisions in
Czechoslovakia will conform to the na
tional boundaries.
The arrangement, however, includes
a small area in Germany within
Czechoslovakia dioceses and a con
siderable territory in Czechoslovakia
forms a part of the German arch
bishopric of Breslau. Attempts of the
Vatican and Czechoslovakia to reach
agreement with Germany on the re
allocation of these have been unsuc
cessful.
The archbishopric of Breslau
Actually owns land in this border area,
which has a large German population,
and on account of which Nazi leaders
have attacked verbally the Czechoslo
vakian government.
Empire Borders Discarded.
The pre-war church divisions of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire are being 1
discarded. Two-thirds of the Cath
olics in Slovakia and many in the
western part were under administra- !
tions of foreign bishops. Some were J
Included in Rumanian. Polish and Ger- j
man dioceses. It caused confusion in !
church functions and in disposition of
church properties. ,
In Czechoslovakia the government |
has begun to discourage anti-church
feeling, founded in the traditions of
John Hus, a national hero, and in
memories of religious wars and sup- ;
pression of Czech nationalism under j
the Catholic Hapsburgs and the j
Catholic influence of the Austro-Hun
garian Empire, whose yoke the Czechs j
threw off at the end of the World War.
A majority of Czechoslovakia's pop- j
ulation is Catholic.
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D. C. MAN IS SEIZED
IN COUNTERFEIT CASE
Louisiana Man Also Held in
Bogus Money Charges
in Bristol.
By the Associated Press.
BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn.. September
24.—Two men who gave their names ■
as Clarence Hudnell of Louisiana and
Thomas F. Kittrick of Washington,
D. C., were arrested here yesterday
on charges of possessing counterfeit
money.
Hudnell was arrested after two
downtown stores reported to police
they had cashed two $10 bills which
they later found to be counterfeit.
Kittrick was arrested later at a filling
station on the outskirts of the city,
after he allegedly threw two counter
feit $10 bills into a patch of weeds.
Hudnell is being held in the Ten
nessee jail and Kittrick in the Vir
ginia jail. Police said Hudnell would j
“not talk,” while Kittrick denied the |
Charges.
Police records he^e show Thomas
F. Kittrick has been arrested on as
sault, disorderly conduct and liquor
charges during the past 10 years. His
local address is not known.
PRIZE WINNERS LISTED
AT GARDEN CLUB’S SHOW
—
Arlington Neighborhood Group
to Participate in Highway
Beautification Drive.
Bpeeial Dispatcr. to The Star.
ARLINGTON, Va„ September 24.—
The Neighborhood Garden Club an
* nounces the winners of its flower ex
hibition at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph W Bennett as follows:
Snapdragons—Mrs. Ralph W. Ben
nett, third. Roses—Mrs. E. H. Coul
son, first, and Mrs. A. W. Cathcart,
second. Asters—Mrs. Ralph W. Ben
nett, second. Cosmos—Mrs. A. W.
Cathcart. first, and Mrs. J. A. Thomp
son, third. Dalhias—Mrs. Ralph W.
Bennett, first, and Mrs. A. W. Cath
cart, third. Phlox—Mrs. A. W. Cath
cart. first. Large zinnia—Mrs. A. W.
Cathcart, first. Small zinnia—Mrs.
, Ralph W. Bennett, first, and Mrs. A.
W. Cathcart, third. Nicotures—Mrs.
E. H. Coulson, first. Marigolds—Mrs.
A. W. Cathcart, first. French mari
golds—Mrs. A. W. Cathcart, third.
Mixed flowers—Mrs. E. H. Coulson,
first, and Mrs. A. W. Cathcart, sec
ond. Hybrid ameriUa—Mrs. A. W.
Cathcart, second.
The club voted to participate in the
Btate-wide movement to beautify
highways and made a contribution to
the fund.
ROY BRADEN ADDRESSES
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
Former Arlington County Man
ager Speaks on Greenbelt—Club
Plans Birthday Party.
By s Staff Correspondent ol The Star.
ARLINGTON, Va„ September 24.—
Roy S. Braden, former Arlington
County manager, addressed the Arl
ington County Business and Profes
sional Women at a meeting Tuesday
night in Alexandria, speaking on
Greenbelt, Federal low-cost housing
project.
Braden leaves next week to man
age the Greenbelt project.
Plans were completed for the
“Everybody's Birthday Party” in Oc
tober at the Ashton Heights Wom
en's Club for the benefit of the Hos
pital Fund. Mrs. Agnes Conradi is
general chairman.
Miss Margaret Troxell was named
corresponding secretary to fill the un
expired tern of Mrs. Rosalie Taylor,
who resigned.
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