* XT" "jpyg,i^r® i f r 1 * t >«" •/ I: >% t * VJ ~v. ' '.' >-• '" , S : rXHt' w:7<; .-f r&tSSMzbi* .V'A& t, il.* V'Jh • """t " Jfetff fit ReiMb . . . quintuplets, three girl* and two scientists, agreed. Friday, Dec. 27, 195? «; (Continued from page ]) boy*, marked their 14th birthday Two of the year's largest Cath­ in Buenos Aires. olic gatherings were held — 400 at* new duties a of Msgr. George J. Biskup, Du The Pope composed a new was reduced to 57 members* Wfstminster. journalists from 32 nations gath­ buque Vicar General, named Aux prayer for the fortitude and Death alsoc laimed: John U. S. Supreme Court invali- iliary Bishop of Dubuque. Bishop ered at the fifth World Congress G. Bennett. 86, of Lafayette tft strength for the "Church of Sil­ of the Catholic Press in Vienna. dited a Michigan law banning Austin McCarthy, second Camden. ence." Indiana, who was succeeded hf sties of books containing obscene N. J., Ordinary, was installed. Austria, and 2.300 delegates met John J. Caf*» Other July events: Formosa's at the second World Congress of language, thereby jeopardizing Notre Dame U.V1957 I^aetare Supreme Court Justice Is Convert berry; Rep. Augustine B. keUeft similar statutes in 11 other states. the Lay Apostolatr in . 71, of Pennsylvania, m Washing Medal went to Clare Booth Luce, To Church . . . Vatican Bars For promoting interracial jus­ Pope Pius named St. Dominic former U. S. Ambassador to Italy. Priests' Cooperation With 'Pax' ton; Ernest Leger, 81. father ol Sivio as the patron of choir boys. tice, AFL-CIO President George Cardinal I^eger in Montreal; and Secretary of State John Foster Group In Poland . . . U. S. Bish­ Meany, Washington, and James The following were Dulles reaffirmed U. S. determi ops* Relief Agency Sends First Antonin Zapotocky, 72, Churei consecrated: Bishop Hilary B. W. Dorsey, Milwaukee, Negro of­ persecutor four years as R< nation against recognition of Red Salk Vaccine Shipment To Hun­ ficial of the Industrial Hicker of Bismarck, N. D., in China. gary To Battle Polio Epidemic . . . Czechoslovakia president. Salina'l St. Paul; Bishop Harry A. Clinch, **$ Commission's fair employment di­ Bishop Frederick W. Freking was Death claimed: Dominican Third Ol Faithful In New York vision, were voted 1957 James J. first Auxiliary Bishop of Mon­ Archdiocese Are Puerto Ricans. consecrated in Rome, Diocese of terey-Fresno, in Fresno; Bishop Father Ignatius Smith, 70, for­ Hoey Awards. Altoona, Pa., was renamed At mer dean of Catholic U.'s urvey Shows . . . U. S. Army Andrew G. Grutka, first Bishop Father Raymond A. McGowan, toona Jphnstown. Auxiliary Bis school of philosophy, in Wash­ Chaplains Corps Mark* Mind of Gary, in Gary, Ind., and Mary San Antonio, former director of op John W. Fearns of New ¥ ington; Paulist Father James Year. knoll Bishop Charles A. Brown, the NCWC Social Action Depart­ was consecrated. # M. Gil lis, 80, author-orator- AUGUST ment, was voted the 1957 Peace Auxiliary Bishop of Santa Cruz. Eugene F. Kennedy. Jr. Bo* journalist, in New York, and An NCWC News Service survey Award of the Catholic Associa­ Bolivia, in New York. Installed ton. designer, and John McShaiiii Philippines President Ramon showed nearly 5 million students tion for International Peace. were Bishop Lambert A. Hock Philadelphia, builder of the Na­ Magsaysay, 49, in a plane crash registered for U. S. Catholic col­ Death claimed: Trappist Abbot of Sioux Falls. S.D.; Bishop Leo tional Shrine of the Immaculate in the Philippines. leges. high and elementary Robert McGann. 71. of Our Lady A. Pursley of Fort Wayne, Ind., chools this year. Conception in Washington, were •fid Bishop Robert F. Joyce of U. S. visitors included Robert of the Holy Ghost Monastery, E. Briscoe. Jewish Lord Mayor of Death claimed: His Eminence Conyers. Ga., in Paris, France, (Continued On page 9) Arlington, Vt. Giovanni Cardinal !',lercati. 90, The following deaths occur* Dublin, Ireland, and Heinrich von and Father Alexander Josselin. Brentano, German Foreign Min­ Church librarian-archivist, in 56, Montfort Fathers Superior f*d: Pedro Marto, 83, father of Rome: Msgr. Ronald A. Knox, 69, Private Parties Francisco and Jacinta, two of ister. After attending celebra­ General, in Nantes. France. in the ( *nal Room tions of independence of Ghana, convert. Bible translator-author, the three children who wit- in Frome. England: Benedictine U. S. Catholics were urged to SHADE RESTAURANT dossed the apparitions of Our Africa's newest nation. Vice Pres­ mark Oct. 12 as a day of prayer Serving Dailv— Except Mint ident and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon Abbot Boniface Seng. 89, St. Lady of Fatima, in a village Bernard's Abbey, Cullman. Ala., for "solution of difficulties" by Canal Winchester Ohle Bear Fatima; Bishop Jules B. went to Rome and were received Bishop Albert L. Fletcher of Lit­ T6 74361 by the Pope at the Vatican. and Mrs. Ernest Leger, 78. moth­ Jianmard, 77, retired Bishop of er of His Eminence Paul Emile tle Rock, Ark., scene of public Paul and Helen Shade Lafayette, La., in Lake Charles, The Senate confirmed appoint­ high school students racial inte­ Food Deliciously Oifteraaf ment of U. S. Supreme Court Cardinal Leger. in Montreal. La., and Edward Eugene (Gene) Archbishop Cicognani, Apostol­ gration problem. Buck, 71, song writer and head Justice William J. Brennan, Jr., Millions of U. S. Catholic young sixth Catholic to sit on the high ic Delegate to U. S., asserted •# the Catholic Actors Guild, in T^atin is, will remain, official people participated in the 7th Na­ Be wise tribunal. Manhasset, Long Island. language of Church, at Onida, tional Catholic Youth Week, Oct. Other March headlines: New ... protect Other February headlines: 583 Wis., seminary dedication. Na­ 27-Nov. 3. Msgr. Frederick W. Malay Constitution Gives Various your eyes Catholic Books Published In 1956, tional Federation of Catholic Col­ Freking. 44, of the Winona. Religions Free Right To Operate Survey Shows . . . Archbishop Re­ lege Student; and National New­ Minn., diocese, spiritual director Glasses at Schools . . . Hong Kong Catholic ports Drop In Red Influence In man Club Federation brought of the North American College in Increase More Than 20 Per Cent Moderate Prices India; Asks Clergy To Promote 1,500 student leaders to New Rome, was named Bishop of Sa­ In Year . . . Pope Scores Indecent Columbu*' Largest Selection e#' .. Unionism . . . Pops Says Doc­ York for convention. lina. Kan. A S2 million fire de­ Books, Movies In Lenten Sermon: Latest Styles u tors May Give Pain-Killers To CIO-AFL President George stroyed Ottumwa Heights () Warns Against Cooperation With Dying Even If It Would Shorten Meany and actress Irene Dunne academy and junior college and Communists . . . Eleven New Dio­ LAMBERT OPTICAL Life . . . More Than Million were named U. S. delegates to Sisters of Holy Humility of Mary ceses Erected In Argentina; Two 143 N. St. (Next to Unlet!) Catholics In Strife-Tom Middle the UN. Malaya's issued motherhouse. CA. 1-1001 East, Survey Shows., Raised To Archdioceses . . ? Ea- a joint pastoral hailing nation's Other October headlines: Card- mon De Valera Returned To MARCH independence from Great Bri­ i n a 1 Tisserant Decorated By Power In Irish Elections. The world paid homage to Pope tain. France's President Coty . . . Pius XII on his 81st birthday and APRIL Other August headlines: Hun­ Philadelphia Cathedral Opens Af­ BALDWIN XJtth anniversaries of his papal Dividing Brooklyn diocese ter­ garian Reds Arrest Priests. Lay­ ter Two Years Of Large Scale election and coronation. ritory, Pope Pius named Bishop men In New Crackdown On Renovation . . . Annette Dionne Electronic Organs Modifying Eucharistic . faft Bryan J. McEntegart, . . . Plane Co-Pilot In Is First Of Famous Quints To tules, the Pontiff decreed a University of America rector, First A-Bombing. Missioner Who Marry . . . San Marino Red Re­ three-hour fast from solid foods Bishop of Brooklyn, and Bishop Lived Through It, Meet On 12th gime Falls As Anti-Communist and alcoholic beverages and a Walter P. Kellenberg of Ogdens- Anniversary of Hiroshima Holo­ Take Power . . . 200.000 Pilgrims At Closing Of 40th Anniversary one-hour fast from other liquids hurg, N. Y., Bishop of the new caust . . . Philadelphia Archbish- Rites At Fatima Shrine . . . Luke before reception ef Holy Com­ Rockville Centre diocese. Op O'Hara Says Catholic Schools E. Hart Reelected K. of C. Su­ munion. As 500,000 in St. Peter's Square Saved U. S. Taxpayers $1.4 Bil­ They Made News in 1957 preme Knight . . . Pope Inaugu­ Commission for Catholic Mis­ listened, the Pope in his Easter lion . . . Holy Father Warns 30,- rates New Vatican Radio Station. sions Among Colored People and message told the world it must His Holiness Pop* Plus XII/ shown |)i Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of 000 Young Christian Workers Indians reported half-million of build its hopes on the Risen his official 1957 portrait, was Church , received Grand Cross of Merit Against False Prophets of Hate, NOVEMBER .1 U. S. Bishops at their annual 16 million U. S. Negroes and Christ. Knights of Columbus, cele­ "Man of the Year", when during 1957 of Republic of Italy; Francis Cardinal Rebellion . . . 700.000 Greet Card­ 110,000 of nation's 400,000 Indi­ brating its 75th anniversary, voted inal Wyszynski at Poland's Famed Washington meeting: issued a ^ $1 million to erect a bell tower he drastically modified the Eucharistic Spellman, on way to celebrate Mass in statement entitled "Censorship," designed and Built Per ans are Catholics. Fast. In Kerala, India, top center photo, Rome for 25th anniversary of consecra­ Czestochowa Shrine . . . 'Cru­ The Finest Expressioe at the National Shrine of the sades For Souls' Led 2.180.290 terming press freedom a basic Immaculate Conception, Washing­ 100,000 indignant citizens protested Com­ tion as Bishop; James Francis Cardinal Converts To Church In 21 Years, right but insisting public morals of Sacred Music •s ton, D. C. munist State government's threatened Mclntyre, of Los Angeles, continued bat­ Fr. John O'Brien Says. must be safeguarded; called U. PLUS Tonal Variety S. citizens to a traffic safety cam­ At Kielce, Poland, thousands seizure of private schools. Supreme Court tle against state tax on private schools; SEPTEMBER for Every Organ Need greeted Bishop Czeslaw Kaczma- paign, and set aside December Justice Earl Warren, honorary doctorate Margaret Nichols, of Boston, Catholic A survey made at Catholic Stu­ rck on his return from seven 29 as a day of prayer for the recipient, congratulates Laetare Medalist Youth of Year, chosen by National Coun­ dents' Mission Crusade headquar­ years as a communist prisoner. world's persecuted peoples. Bal­ Clare Boothe Luce, in ceremonies at Uni- cil of Catholic Youth; tear-stained little ters in Cincinnati estimated NCWC Education Department sur­ timore's Archbishop Francis P. refugee, happy at coming to U.S., with there are 496.512,000,000 Catho­ vey showed 4,875.200 students en- versity of Notre Dame. Center, His Holi- Keough was reelected NCWC ad­ lics in the world, a year's in­ ' K8th ^«ar roiled in U. S. Catholic schools, ness Pope Pius XII receives Vice Presi­ help of Catholic Relief Services—NCWC; ministrative board chairman. 114 E. Broad CA. 1-7541 crease of 12,435.000. In a double colleges. U. S. Health, Educa­ dent Richard Nixon in audience; Presi­ bottom row, from left: Archbishop Am* With the death of Adeodafo Town & Country BE. 5-3421 ceremony. Auxiliary Bishops Mar­ tion and Welfare Department's dent Eisenhower confers with Hon. Paul leto Giovanni Cocognani consecrated Cardinal Piazza. 73. Sacred Con- tin W. Stanton and William W. Home of BALDWIN highest award went to Daughters sistorial Congregation secretary, Heymans, Commissioner General of the many new U.S. Bishops; Esperanza Silas, Curtis of Newark were conse­ Pianos and Organs of Charity who staff U. S. Pub­ the Sacred College of Cardinals Holy See for the Civitas Dei, Vatican First Communicant, thanks to increased crated; Bishop James V. Casey of lic Health Service leprosarium at Exhibit at the Brussels International Ex­ work among Spanish-speaking migrant- Lincoln, Neb., was installed, and Carville, La. Jesuit Father Fran­ position, 1958; St. Bernadette Soubirous, farm workers; Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Auxiliary Bishop Edward J. Ma­ cis X. Wang, 37, was reported in Rome to receive Red Hat as Cardinal; ginn of Albany, N. Y., was conse­ dead in Hong Kong from ill who witnessed Lourdes apparitions one The handsomest homes in town are painted crated. • *v >-• - GLAD TIDINGS treatment during four years as century ago; Bishop-elect Howard J. Car­ one of 50,000 Viennese, praying for those New York's Cardinal Spellman a Red China prisoner. roll, named to Diocese of Altoona-Johns- behind Iron Curtain; Pope Pius XII, as observed his 25th year as a bish­ Since the first Christmas when Franciscan Father Allan Wolter town, Pa., retiring as General Secretary, seen 40 years ago, when consecrated the Angels proclaimed the op with a Mass of Thanksgiving With Paints of St. Bonaventure (N. Y.) Uni­ Archbishop by Pope Benedict XV; Luke birth of our Savior, we have N.C.W.C.; from left, second from bottom in Yankee Stadium. Joseph R. HANNA versity was elected president at welcomed succeeding Christ- row; Their Eminences Edward Cardinal Hart, Supreme Knight, K. of C., re-elect­ Harris, LaSalle College, Philadel­ mases with joy and gladness the American Catholic Philosoph­ Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit, gave ed, et ICnightp celebrate 75th anniver- phia. was elected president at the in our hearts. Let us pray ical Association convention in benediction at Eisenhower inaugural; ary. National Federation of Catholic that Christ's Love and Under­ Chtcago. College Students convention in standing will fill the hearts of Catholic Relief Services — New York, first Negro to hold all men with peace and good NCWC, U. S. Bishops World­ ael J. Ready, 64, of Columbus; Other May headlines: Sudan's Medal. Msgr. William E. McMan- U. S. Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, Seizure Of Catholic Mission us, for 12 years assistant direc that office. At its first North wide relief agency, which re­ American meeting, held in Mon­ settled 17,175 of 30,906 Hun­ 48, of Wisconsin, in Washing­ Schools Latest In Series Of Blows tor of the NCWC Education De­ SAG!® ton; Bishop Louis B. Kurcea, At Church In Moslem Lands . . . partment, was named superinten­ treal, 1,000 delegates from 40 na­ garian refugees who came to tions took part in the 10th In­ U.S., lead all other voluntary 68, of Lincoln, Neb.; Bishop Society's Failure To Eradicate dent of Chicago archdiocesan PAINT Frank A. Thill, 63, of Salina, SIULPIS, Fight Poverty, Deplored schools. ternational Catholic Child Bu­ U. S. agencies combined in dis­ reau congress. Msgr. William L. tribution of U. S. surplus foods Kan., and Povilas Zadeikus, 70, By Pope . . . Poland's Cardinal Other June headlines: Three Lithuania's Minister to U. S. Wyszynski Given Warm Greeting New Bishops Consecrated For Ko­ Wozniak, Buffalo. N. Y.. was FEDERAL SAVINGS to world needy. elected president at the National ***** Death claimed: His Eminence for 22 years, in Washington. On Arrival In Rome . . . French rea . . . Pope Warns Against PHONE President Receives Highest Papal Adopting Automation Too Quick Conference of Catholic Charities Pedro Cardinal Scgura y Saenz, Mrs. v'red^A. Kueppers of St. UMASSS. Honor During State Visit To Vat­ ly . . . Girls Mainly To Blame convention, held jointly with the CA. I- 76, Archbishop of Seville, Spain; Paul, Minn., who- brought five COLUMBUS. On/a {j ican .. . 400,000 Catholic Students For Teen-Age Going-Steady Fad, St. Vincent de Paul Society, in Gene Lockhart. 66, actor, at Santa sons and five daughters into the Kansas City. Mo. 7657 Monica, Calif., and Msgr. Robert Estimated At Non-Catholic U. S. Boys' Counselor Says ... 60 Far world, was named 1957 Catholic Colleges By Newman Club Head go. N.D.. Nuns Escape Injury As Retired Archbishop Henry P. -STEEPLEJACKS- V. Kavanagh, president, Carroll Mother by the National Catholic Chaplain. T^yrnado Levels Convent. Rohlman, 81. of Dubuque, died. Every Operetion and Workman Fully ItuuwK College, Helena. Mont. Family Life Conference. Msgr. Richmond's BishoD Peter L. Ire- In Iowa's first double conse­ John S. Randall of Rochester, N. JUNE t JULY ton was presented with the first Specialists In . . . cration, Auxiliary Bishops James Y., was reelected president at the Spain's Generalissimo Frincis- U. $. Catholic newspapers and Shield of Blessed Gregory X, Cru­ AOOFING TUCK POINTING V. Casey of Lincoln, Neb., and magazines attained a new circu 47th annual Catholic Press As­ co granted N.C.W.C. News Serv­ sader, decoration of the national SANDBLASTING WATERPROOFING Grcleville George J. Biskup of Dubuque, ice an exclusive interview, tiis- lation high of 23,368,348. the sociation convention in St. Louis. Holy Name Societv. PAINTING CAULKING were consecrated in Dubuque. Pope Pius beatified Sister Mary cussing his nation's major prob­ 1957 Catholic Press Directory dis Despite a privilege — revok­ •UYERS' GUIDE Msgr. Glennon P. Flavin of St. Of Providence, who a century ago lems. Methodist Bishop G. Brom­ closed. Pope Pius named Msgr. ing order by Princeton Univer­ WE GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Louis, was named Auxiliary Bish­ founded the Helpers of Holy ley Oxnam attacked the Church Edward J. Maginn as Auxiliary sity, Bishop George W. Ahr of op of St. Louis. Souls nuns in Paris. Auxiliary and Georgetown U., at ground­ Bishop of Albany, N. Y., and Trenton announced Dominican HOWARD R. BURTON & SONS The Pope asked 21 U. S. breaking rites for a new foreign Msgr. Martin W. Stanton, Jersey 3051 C. Fifth Ave. CL. 2-3054 PLUMBERS- Bishop James J. Navagh of Ral­ Father Hugh Halton would con­ newsmen received in audience service school of American U. at City, N. J., and Walter W. Cur­ SEWERS & DRAINS eigh, N. C., was named Bishop tinue as chaplain of the Aqui­ to use weight of their own ex­ Qf Ogdensburg, N. Y., and Bish- Washington. President Eisenhow­ tis, Darlington, N. J., as Auxiliary nas Foundation, center for uni­ amples in choking off harm er, arriving later, lauded George­ Bishops of Newark. Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and 6p Walter P. Kellenberg was in­ versity Catholic students. Drain service. Phone Circlevi^le done by "the scandal press." stalled as first head of the new town at same general ceremony. Defying new national segrega­ Brooklyn's Bishop Bryan J. Mc­ The Byzantine Catholic tion laws, South Africa's Catholic 455. Baptisms of 3.200 Chinese con­ Rockville Centre, N. Y., diocese. Entegart was named for the 1957 MORTGAGE iOANS verts at Hong Kong on Easter World, Pittsburgh weekly, re­ bishops ordered all Catholic Cardinal Gibbons Medal of the continued Church's greatest mod­ The following celebrated jubi­ ported an apparition of the churches to remain open to all lees in the hierarchy: Archbishop alumni association of the Catho­ J Clrcltvil!# ern cit.v-wide convert movement Blessed Mother occurred in the persons. Louisiana's deadliest FHA and Conventional Thomas J. Toolen, Bishop of Mo­ lic University of America, where THE where Catholic population has in­ summer of 1956 in Seredne, storm in a century, Hurricane he formerly was rector. Univer­ creased from 10,000 to 104,000 in bile-Birmingham, Ala., his 30th; Carpetho-Ruthenia, a part of Audrey, left some 300 dead and Improvement Loans THIRD NATIONAL BANK Maryknoll Bishop James E. Walsh sity of Detroit launched a large ten years. USSR. Fr. Joseph J. Mate, 35, untold properly damage, includ scale college-at-home instruction "Where Service Predominates' in far-off Shanghai, his 30th, and Other April headlines: Hungar­ Hungarian refugee, was among ing Church properties. program via television. Catholic fergus Theibert — Donald J Kramer 107 W. Main St. Phone 62 Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona of ian Reds Launch All-Out Drive 35 Jesuits ordained at Ford> The Pope in an encyclical to press editorials generally support Green Bay, Wis., his 25th. Cir­ Against Church As Bishops Dis­ ham U. the French hierarchy con­ President Ensenhower's action of cuit Court Judge David M. Mc- The Guarantee, Title & Trust Co. cuss Church-State Problem With Death claimed: Bishop Richard demned evils leading the world sending Federal troops to Little Mullan of St. Louis, was elected Regime . . . Holy Week In Jeru­ T. Guilfoyle, 64, of Altoona. Pa.; "headlong to its own destruc­ Rock, Ark., to enforce a racial 22 W. Gay Si Ctlumbus, Ol president at the 26th National salem Reflects War Tension Of Msgr. Edward F. Cunnie, 62, vet­ tion," called for a Christian integration court order among Est. 1899 CA. 1-5531 GOELIER'S Council of Catholic Men conven­ Middle East . . . Pope Tells Jap­ eran convert worker among Neg­ "renewal of society." 'public high school students. * tion in Cincinnati; Fr. Cictus anese Envoy He Will Continue roes, in Philadelphia; Dennis E. Italy's top decoration, Grand Other September headlines: Madden, Davenport, Iowa, was PAINT-v f'STORE w To Fight Evil Uses Ol Atoauc (Denny) Myers, 51, former Boston Officer of the Order of Merit Over 100 Catholics Killed In elected president at the 10th an­ ESTABLISHED Bernard C. LaHf :i Energy. J College football coach, in his of the Italian Republic, was World s Second Worst Railroad Hf S« Main k Ctrcleville j nual National Catholic Mus'c Ed­ f MAY Newton, Mass., home, and John awarded Bishop Martin J.O'Con- Mishap, In Jamaica . . . U. S. Gen'l. Mgr. ucators convention in St. Louis, P. (Johnny) Kilbane, 68, feather­ nor, rector of the North Ameri­ Bishops' Agency Opens New 1880 U. S. Catholic population was and the Catholic Hospital Associ­ -.If ' 3 reported 34,563,851, year's in­ weight boxing champion from can College in Rome. Poland Relief Program, First Of ation held its 42nd annual con­ 1912-23, in Cleveland. Bishop Climaxing one of the bitterest Its Kind Since 1950 . . . U. S. Ciffleville Fast Freeze crease of 989,834, by 1957 Official vention in Cleveland. Katharine Catholic Directory. Bryan J. McEntegart was installed custody cases in recent years, a Military Ordinarfate Given Dio­ Millions Of Feet McKiever. NCWC Feature Service Bishop of Brooklyn; Auxiliary Florida judge granted a Jewish cesan Status By Vatican . . . UN ! Food Locker Death claimed: Bishop Mich- editor, retired after 30 years of Of Lumber P. J. GRIFFIN Bishop Glennon P. Flavin of St. couple, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin El Censures Russia For Intervention service. Most controversial cus­ lis, right to adopt legally Hildy Church Cabinets — Pews — Panelwork Owner and Operator Cut Flowers. Potted Plants Louis was consecrated, and Aux­ In Hungarian Revolution . . . tody case of recent times ended iliary Bishop James V. Casey McCoy, 6, daughter of a Boston Pope Says Films. Radio, TV 161 Edison Ave.. Clrclevitfe # Funeral Designs Our Specialty in Miami when Florida's Gov. Le- was named Bishop of Lincoln, Catholic mother. Should Bring People Closer: En­ roy Collins ruled a Jewish cou- McNally Lumber Co* Neb. Red purge of George Malenkov. cyclical Urges Review Offices . . . 2034 Leonard Ave — CL. 3-7481 Rle, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ellis, In a talk to DePaul U. gradu­ Vyacheslav Molotov, other top UN Assembly Again Blo^ks ^ed Linden Florists could keep custody of Hildy Mc­ SPECIAL MILLWORK TO YOUR ORDER Louis Oe Santia. Prop ates in Chicago, AFL-CIO presi­ Soviet brass, did not change China Membership. Coy. 6, daughter of a Catholic dent George Meany scorcd the Kremlin policy toward religion, 2140 Denune AM MM1 mother. OCTOBER "disgusting barrage of commun­ Fr. Georges Bissonnette former Russia's success in launching ist double talk" by Russia's Com­ Moscow chaplain, said. the first world satellite indicates Livmoor Heights —jf• CLOSE TO ST. AGATHA , munist party boss Nikita Khru­ Death claimed: Carlos Castillo a lag in production of U. 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