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Vol. II, No. 43 Columbus 16, Ohio, Friday, July 24, 1953 Prica Tan Cants; $3.00 A Year Hilaire Belloc, Noted as Literary Giant Bishop Ready Appeals Of Catholicism. Dies Following Accident Final Report to Public GUILFORD, England,— (Radio, NCI — Hilaire Belloc, To Pres. Eisenhower noted English author and one of the great Catholic figures On Development Drive of the past half-century, died On Behalf of Stepinac eleven days before his 83rd birth­ day. • ' 4 Local Bishop Adds Voice of Columbus His death was caused by burns received when he stumbled into the Diocese to Nati on wide Appeal fireplace in the study of his home. To be Made July 30th King’s Land, at Horsham, Sussex. Bishop Ready this week cabled Dallas in his capacity as Episcopal The accident occurred shortly aft­ greetings to failing Cardinal Stepi- Chairman of the Press Department er his return from Mass. July 12. nac of Yugoslavia and wrote to of the National Catholic Welfare Mr. Belloc, who had been a semi­ President Eisenhower asking his Conference. Washington, D.C. Planning DCCW Convention invalid since he suffered a stroke continued aid for the heroic cardi The White House stated that the Anticipate in 1946, stopped writing during nal now in a critical condition. government would make ‘‘every ap the war after the death of his son. Meanwhile efforts were growing propriate effort” to facilitate the Captain Peter Belloc of the Royal throughout the nation to enlist the travel of an American physician “Victory” Marines. His eldest son. Louis, was aid of the U.S. Government in ob­ to Yugoslavia. killed while serving as a flyer in taining medical aid for the Cardi­ An appeal requesting the servic­ World War I. nal, sick with a rare blood disease es of U.S. authorities in obtaining The son of a French Father and “I beg to ask your continued aid safe conduct for specialists “who Celebration an Anglo-Irish mother, Mr. Belloc for Cardinal Stepinac in his pres stand ready to fly to Yugoslavia” The final public report on also had close ties with the United ent critical condition,” the Bishop was read on the floor of the Sen­ the current Diocesan Develop­ States. In 1896 he married an wrote Mr. Eisenhower Assuring ate. ment campaign will be made American. Elodie Agnes Hogan oi the President that the clergy and Condition Grave at a dinner meeting to be Napa, California, who died in 1914. people of the Diocese of Columbus Neus of the turn for the woise He later visited America frequent are joined in the petition, the in the Cardinals condition has held at St. Charles Seminary next Thursday, July 30 at 6:30 p. ly and was a visiting professor of HILAIRE BELLOC (center), one of the titans of English letters, Bishop continued, “Your defense been received from completely re­ m. Committee members are ex­ history at Fordham University and who has just died at the age of 83, is shown with the late George of the weak and your known sym liable sources inside Yugoslavia. tending every effort in a follow-' a guest lecturer at Notre Dame Bernard Shaw (left) and G. K. Chesterton when the three famous men pathy for those suffering for jus The Cardinal's grave condition of letters appeared together at a debate in London, in November, tice’s sake have been an inspiration and the urgent need of measures up drive to make the final meeting University. During the 1920’s he a “victory” celebration. served for a time as special Euro 1927. Mr. Chesterton debated with Mr. Shaw on "Do We Agree?" Mr. to your fellow citizens as well as to save his life were again brought (Continued on Page 2) Belloc presided and summed up at the close of the debate. (NC Photos) an encouraging hope to the afflict to the attention of President Eisen­ Guests of Bishop Ready at the ed of the world. hower and the State Department, dinner will be the pastors and “Cardinal Stepinac needs expert as well as of the members of the chairmen who directed the drive in Bieruts Order Tightens Red Hungry Germans medical care,” Bishop Ready United States Senate through tele the 37 parishes in Franxlm County. stressed, “and the Catholics of the grams from Fathei John J. Fitz­ Other guests at the banquet will Shocked al Reds United States stand ready to pro­ patrick. executive editor of the include 40 members of the Execu­ Noose on Church in Poland vide it according to the plan sub­ Florida Catholic. tive Committee who organized the Refusal of Food mitted to the State Department. Acting on an earlier telegram Civic Phase of the drive “Executive Order” of President Bole*lau Bierul BERLIN — (NC) — The people “We respectfully ask your help received from Father Fitzpatrick, E. Faber Biggert, general chair­ of the Soviet Zone of Germany are and consideration. h“ concluded, (Continued on Page 2) man. announced that following the Xiewed as Direct \ io ation* of Agreement* shocked and disgusted by the com­ “in whatever course our Country Mrs. Alexander Glockner, president of the Diocesan Council dinner a business meeting would munists’ blunt rejection ot the food can aid the heroic Cardinal in his of Catholic Women, right, discusses plans for the annuel D.C.C.W. be held during which the last pub­ LONDON — The communist lions” placed on the decree by offer made by President Eisenhow­ grave illness.” Bishop Boylan, convention with the 1953 convention chairman, Mrs. J. Harold lic report would be made on the itranglehold on the Church in Pol­ Church officials. er. In his cablegram to Cardinal Breen, 2860 Dorchester Road, center. Miss Patti Corbett, general campaign totals in both the parish and has been tightened by a new Both the February decree and Both Catholic and Protestant Stepinac Bishop Ready expressed secretary, takes notes on the discussion. Mrs. Breen, who was re­ and civic sections ‘•executive order” issued by Pres the new “executive order” are Church circles here have much in­ the esteem of the priests and faith Of Rockford, cently appointed convention chairman, is past president of the St. Hope For 100% tdent Boleslaw Bierut. viewed by informed sources here formation on the distressing food ful of the diocese and assured the Christopher parish council, and at the present time is vice-presi­ “We expect to be able to an­ The new order, according to in­ as direct violations of the Polish situation in practically all parts of Cardinal of prayers tor his wel­ dent of the St. Agatha parish council. She is also a member of the nounce. Biggert said, at this fi­ formation received here, spells out communist Constitution of 1952 the Soviet Zone. The food supply fare. “Your defense of the Illinois, Dies Catholic Women's League. The 1953 D.C.C.W. convention will be nal meeting of the campaign that the communist interpretation of and the Church-state agreement has been unsatisfactory for a long Church,” the cablegram reads, NARRAGANSETT R. I. — (NC) held Tuesday, October 27, in the Neil House. our goal of $2,500,000 has been the government decree issued in reached in 1950. time and has become even more “and the liberty of free men have Bishop John J. Boylan of Rock­ subscribed 100 percent. Every ef­ February regarding Church ap­ The February decree stipulated deficient since the countrywide up­ won the gratitude and admiration ford (Illinois) died unexpectedly at fort is being made during these pointments. The President's execu­ that all church appointments are rising against Communist rule last of our citizens. Blessed be God for his summer home near here July tive order was issued, according to subject to prior state approval. June 17. the inspiration of your holy life.” 19 A former presiden’ of Dowling Salon JFurns Maurice Tobin, a government spokesman, to “put The sweeping nature of the decree The facts of President Eisen­ Appeal For Medicine College. Des Moines. Iowa, he had Still Time is underscored by the new presi­ been Ordinary of the Illinois See an end to improper interpreta- hower's 15 million dollar food offer Earlier, on behalf of the Catho Western Allies Noted Layman, Those who wish to make a dential order which states that the and its rejection have become lie Press of the United States. for ten years. He was 63 years old. pledge to the Development term “church post” means “every known throughout the eastern zone President Eisenhower was asked Long a champion of education Fund or increese on previously post occupied by clerical persons, To Watch Tito Dies at 52 Contraceptive and are believed to have further to use his influence to facilitate in general, and Catholic education mode can do so bv calling at permanent or temporary, as as strengthened the opposition against the sending of medicines to the in particular, Bishop Bovlan had WASHINGTON — ((NC> — A SCITUATE. Mass—(NC)—Maur­ their parish rectory or by tele­ sistants or suiMiUtf/’s with’j; .the the communist regime, which de Cardinal; made his last official message to "pertinent word of warning' that ice J. Tobin, former Secretary of phoning Campaign Headquar­ Machine Case Catholic Church.” pends for its existence on (he Sovi­ The appeal was made by Coadju his diocese a plea for financial Yugoslavia's Marsha Tito should Labor and prominent Catholic lay­ ters, 246 E. Town street, Colum­ The new order also states that et occupation army. tor Bishop Thomas K. Gorman of support for the Catholic Universi­ be carefully watched by the west man. died suddenly at his summer bus at FL 5869. the communist government as­ ty of America. ern democracies came from Rep home here following a heart at­ Stirs Debate sumes the right to approve the cre­ Harold D. Donohue of Massachu­ The Bishop, w-ho nad been oper­ tack. He was 52 years old. closing days of the drive to reach Contraceptive vending machines, ation. modification or abolition of setts. ated on earlier this year, came to The son of Irish immigrants. Mr. all of those whose gifts are still banned in Columbus by a city ordi­ any Church post. The order adds Cleveland Auxiliary-Designate rest at his summer place at nearby Under an extension of remarks, lobin rose swiftly to political prom­ unreported in both the parish and nance, were the center of contro­ that if the government finds any Bonnet Shores only a fortnight be­ the legislator inserted in the Con­ inence. He was elected mayor of civic divisions. versy in Toledo and Lucas County one holding a Church office who Will Be Auxiliary Bishop Floyd a lifelong Democrat. ter July 30. However, since this is Straub granted a temporary delay from office. Much of Bishop Boylan's life, how­ clared in part: Cleveland, Chancellor of the Dio­ L. Begin of Cleveland, will be the He was the 10th Catholic to the last report which will be pub- the removal the machines The complete control of the ever. was connected with Rhode “Tito should be watched care in )t cese who was recently named co-consecrators. serve in a presidential cabinet and (Contmued on Page 2) from Toledo taverns and service Church personnel—from parish as­ Island. fully by the West until he per­ Titular Bishop of Cadi and Auxil­ Msgr. Krol was ordained to the the first to head the Department sistant to Archbishop—which the After his early schooling in forms some deeds himself—such stations. A hearing on a perma­ iary to Archbishop Edward F. Ho­ priesthood in St. John Cathedral, of Labor. nent injunction is scheduled Aug. government usurps through the de­ Providence. Bishop Boy land attend­ as ending religious persecution in ban, will be consecrated on Sep­ February 20. 1937, by the late A frequent speaker at Catholic Offers Requiem cree and presidential order, it is ed Mount St. Mary's College, Em­ Yugoslavia. Two hundred Catholic 4. tember 2 in St. John's Cathedral Archbishop Joseph Schrembs. He gatherings. Mr. Tobin once said The request for the restraining pointed out here, amounts to mak­ mitsburg, Md. and St Bernard’s priests are still in prism, there and here, it has been announced. took the bachelor and licentiate that his political life had been For Brother order came from Marion McKay, ing all priests and Bishops civil Seminary, Rochestei N Y He was some 500 are missing In 1946. the This new appointment by His degrees in Canon Law from the guided by the teachings of the so­ Father Frank T. Riehl, pastor RFD. 2 Bryan, who asKed the court servants who can be hired and ordained in Providence on July 28, Tito regime slew 369 priests, im­ Holiness Pope Pius XII was an- Gregorian University in Rome, and cial encyclicals of the Popes. This, of St. Ladislaus church, Columbus, to prohibit Toledo’s safety director fired at the whim of the Led au­ 1915. Subsequently he studied Can­ prisoned 175 and exiled 409 more. received his doctorate in Canon he stated, was particularly true of offered solemn requiem Mass Tues­ and police chief from ridding the thorities. on law at the Catholic University Catholic orphanage.' were liquidat­ Law at the Catholic University of his stand in support of civil rights day morning for his brother Ed­ city of machines tnis week. Direc­ The February decree, as explain­ and was awarded his doctorate of ed and the Catholic press is still America in this city. and the social legislation passed mund W. Riehl. 51. who died last tor William H. Kirck had ordered ed in the new presidential order, philosophy by the Pontifical Athe suppressed. From September, 142, until De­ while he was governor of Massa­ Saturday morning at his residence, their removal. is seen here as working toward neum in Rome “And Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac. cember, 1943, he was professor of chusetts. 897 Montrose avenue, Columbus. McKay's petition claimed that these six communist aims: Five years later he was named Roman Catholic prelate now con­ Canon Law at St. Mary’s Seminary. Former President Harry S. Tru­ Survivors besides his priest- “prophylactics so dispensed . . . (1) to sovor the connections of president of the college, resigning fined to his home village of Kra- He now' teaches the Sisters at St. man. on hearing of Mr. Tobin’s brother include his daughter, are not contraceptives and are sold the Church in Poland with the the position to become Bishop of sic, who committed the crime of John's College. ]n the diocesan death praised him as one of the Mrs Jack Neeley, Zanesville; a for the prevention of disease only Holy See, Rockford in 1943 opposing Tito—what oi hnnn The curia he has served as a Notary, best Secretaries of Labor in his­ sister, Mrs. Elizabeth McNally, and for no other purpose ” (2) to remove all priests who The future Bishop was named a Yugoslav president says he will Defender of the Marriage Bond. tory “He was a great man." Mr. Seattle. Wash., and three grand­ Outcome of the controversy may are "inconvenient" to the com­ Domestic Prelate in 1937 and be­ take no further action on the Car­ children. Vice Chancellor, and for the last Truman said. hinge on a somewhat similar case, munist regime, came a Protonotary Apostolic four dinal. Says he is only a pawn in Burial took place in Mt. Olivet I two years Chancellor and Pro­ Requiem Mass was celebrated at which is expected to be decided (3) to appoint priests subserv­ years later. His Holiness Pope Pius the Y’atican's world chess game” Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston cemetery. Zanesville. moter of Justice. in the fall in the Court of Appeals ient to the Reds, XII nominated him to the episco­ of Franklin County The Court has (4) to make.Church appoint­ pacy in November of 1942. to suc­ continued in force the temporary ments and personnel changes de­ ceed Archbishop (then Bishop) Ed restraining order enjoining the pendent upon state authorities. Two Diocesan ward F. Hoban as Bishop of Rock­ Nuns Study Role of Literature in Education State Liquor Department from tak­ (5) to place all Bishops under ford. ing action against a McDon­ the authority of the Bureau for Bishop Boylan was installed in ald. 0., permit holder. Religious Affairs, and Priests Return his See at ceremonies in St. James’ In Toledo, a Catholic Chronicle (6) to create a National Church Pro-Cathedral in Rockford, with survey indicated that 57 per cent In Poland, governed by commun­ From Rome the Archbishop ot Chicago, now of taverns were found to have ma­ ist officials. Samuel Cardinal Stritch, presiding. chines. Ten Catholic men found ------o------Two priests of the Diocese of He was a member of the American 123 machines in 213 places of busi­ Columbus arrived in the city this Association for the Advancement week from Rome w’here they re­ of Science, and remained promi­ ness. JosephiiHim Gains Bishop-Elect John J. Krol ceived the doctorate in sacred the­ But in Columbus, a spot check of nent in the educational field. In approximately 20 taverns, drive- ology from the Angelicum Univer­ his message announcing a collec­ Seat in College nounced by His Excellency Arch­ sity in that city. ins, restaurants and service sta­ bishop Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, tion in his diocese for the support Father John Wolf formerly as­ tions failed to uncover any of the of Catholic Univeisity—taken up Association Apostolic Delegate to the United sistant pastor at the Cathedral, vending machines. One machine just two weeks bef( re his death— The pontifical College Josephin States. Archbishop Cicognani will went to Rome in September 1951 was noted in Whitehall however. Bishop Boylan had asked for help urn. long one of the most respected be the consecrator and Archbishop to pursue graduate work, residing The machines were outlawed by in making the university “a strong­ Catholic Seminaries of the United at the North American College Columbus city ordinance four years er and more vocal” institution and States, is now empowered to grant there. Father James Kraus, who ago, upon recommendation of C. “the most influential educational baccalaureate degrees. Springs' Prioress had been taking his course in the­ C. “Red ’ Cole, formei safety di­ institution in the United States." Announcement of the acceptance ology at the University of Fribourg rector Wholesale drug houses and The Bishop is survived by two of the Josephinum as an affiliate Sr. A dele Elected in Switzerland, went to Rome last brothers and five sisters. accredited retail drug stores are of the Ohio College Association is Sister Adele Heffley, O.P.. has ------o------permitted to sell contraceptives, year to complete studies for the made in the current issue of the been elected bv the General Coun­ doctorate. the ordinance states. "Josephinum Review.” By virtue cil as new Prioress of St. Mary Doctor Wolf was ordained by —------•——o------—------of acceptance in the Association of the Springs. She succeeds Sister Bishop Ready May 19. 1945. after Clinic Serves the Josephinum conferred bachelor M. Virginia. O.P., who had served completing his studies at Mt. St. Fr. John Tague of arts degrees for the first time as Prioress for the past six years. Mary of the West Seminary, Cin­ in June on 22 seminarians finish A native of Newark. Ohio, Sr. cinnati. He served at the Cathed 1000 Monthly Offers Requiem ing the philosophy course. Adele is a former member of the ral until being sent to Rome. He HONG KONG - The free clinic Membership in the Association General Council. She has also held has been named to the faculty at at Kaulungtsai refugee camp here Mass for Mother became effective in April after important community posts in this St. Charles’ Seminary w'here he now handles about 1.000 patients a Father John P. Tague, assistant weeks of preparation on the part and otjier dioceses. will begin teaching in September. month, reports Father Peter A. pastor of St. Mary’s Church. Ports­ of the administration oi the Col­ For many years, she served as Doctor Kraus attended St. Reilly, Maryknoll Missioner from mouth. offered a Solemn Requiqp lege and the faculty committee ap­ superior and principal at Sacred Charles’ Seminary here before go­ Roxbury. Mass. Discussing Cotholic literature during an informal session at the College of St. Mary of the Springs' Mass, Wednesday. July 22. in St. pointed by the Rector. Monsignor Heart School, Coshocton, and St. ing to Europe to study theology in Staffed by members of the Cath­ Summer School are, left to right. Sister St. Helen of St. Joseph's Academy; Sister Charles Anne, dean Francis Assisi Church. Columbus, Paul A. Gieringer, to provide the Thomas School. Zanesville. September 1948. He returned to olic Women's League the clinic of St. Mary of the Springs College; Brother George Schuster of St. Louis Province, who lectured on for his mother. Mrs. John E. Tague. necessary reports and documents. Sr. Adele spent 12 years in the the United States in the summer is open tw ice a week to serve the the role of literature in educition; Sister Marie Rosaire, College Registrar, and Si«ter Carolyn of St. 1634 Neil Avenue, Columbus, who The Josephinum fust accepted east as principal of St. Mary's Acad­ of 1951 and was ordained by Bish­ camp's 30.000 refugees Leo's School. young men to educate them for the emy. New Haven. Conn., and Di­ op Ready Aug. 15 of that year. He The majority of its patients are died Sunday. “For some of us. Catholic educa Besides Father Tague, Mrs. priesthood in 1888. rectress of Mary Immaculate School. returned to Fribourg and was children whose parents have no of the Sisters on the role of liter­ ing manuals for teachers on both ------o------Ossining. N. Y. She is also well awarded the Licentia’e in Sacred regular employment. tion starts at our mother’s knee ature in education. the elementary and secondary Tague is survived by her husband, for others, over our fathers.” three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Davis. Christian* Form 2.3% known in the Pittsburgh Diocese Theology (S.T.L.). “summa cum All undernourished babies re­ A member oi the Brothers of level. ceive a tin of condensed milk each Brother George N. Schuster. S.M., Mary. St. Louis Province. Brother Miss Anna Doyle and Mrs. Kather for her work as Community Su­ laude,” last July. In the fall he “The Catholic school.” said told summer session students at George has devoted the past thir­ ine Kessler, all of Columbus; and Of India’* Population pervisor of Schools. went to the North American Col­ week. Brother George, “is the school of To the clinics staff, the most the College of St. Mary of the teen vears to lecturing and writing two brothers. Thomas Doyle of NEW DELHI, India - (NC) — Residents in Newark are a sis­ lege in Rome, and did work for spiritual vision. We must give our gratifying part of their work is Springs last Friday. At the invi­ on the subject of Catholic liter­ Dayton, and Walter Doyle of Co­ Christianity has the third largest ter. Mrs. Charles Frush and a his doctorate at the Angelicum. students the 4-Sight view of God: religious group in India according brother. Mr. Joscnh Heffley. An­ Dr Kraus has been appointed watching such infants develop from tation of Sister Charles Anne. O.P.. ature Editor of Catholic Authors. in Himself, in others, in creation, lumbus. tiny, wizened, grev-faced old men Brother George lectured and after­ he ha' published thirteen books Burial was in St. Joseph's Ceme­ to the figures of the 1951 census other brother, Daniel, lives in Will­ assistant pastor at St. Mary Magda­ and in His Blessed Mother.” to normal, plump and happy babies. wards spoke with small groups on the subject since 1941 includ­ tery. released here. ard. Ohio. lene s parish by Bishop Ready.