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1939-02-19 [P A-7] 45 Cardinals Hold , Funeral Mass for Pius in St. Peter's Conclave of Prelates to Elect New Pontiff Opens February 28 By the Associated Press. VATICAN CITY, Feb. 18.—Forty- five cardinals wearing violet capes bordered in ermine and violet in mourning for Pope Pius XI had their first funeral mass for him today while awaiting the arrival of foreign princes of the church to elect a new pontiff. The service was the seventh of nine daily requiem masses being sung for the Pope. The cardinals had remained away from the first six services, as is their custom, but SAVE they departed from tradition by having their service not in Sistine Chapel, but in St. Peter’s basilica. Vatican authorities announced that the conclave of cardinals to i. elect a papal successor would open on the evening of February 28, with 10* the voting to the next 50* begin day. Two U. S. Cardinals Arrive. Two of the three United States $139.50 18th cardinals—Dennis Cardinal Dough- Century erty. Archbishop of Philadelphia, and George Cardinal Mundelein. Damask Room Suite Archbishop of Chicago—arrived to- Living BATHED BY day in Rome, William Cardinal THE W. P. A.—The baby in the tin tub gets a bath Beautiful hand-carved solid ma- O’Connell, of Boston, and from Cora Hawkins, one of the many women in Archbishop employed hogany frame with brass tack two South American cardinals are Washington by the W. P. A. Housekeeping Aide Project, which fronts covered in rayon damask. expected to arrive February 28. is its first The women on Two and The Vatican City radio station celebrating birthday anniversary. large impressive pieces with full announced it would broadcast the the project care for the households of ill women unable to spring construction, copied with all the exacting funeral masses to be celebrated at afford domestic The W. P. A. trains the workers. paid help. beauty of the 18th Century. In- St. Peter's tomorrow and Monday. They cook and clean and care for the children. eludes luxurious sofa and club The services were scheduled to start chair to match. at 4:30 a.m., E. S. T., to be broadcast on a wave length of 30.06 meters. I Today the cardinals were escorted Into the basilica by Noble Guards Phones Out, Windows Painted and Swiss Guards between rows of Palatine Guards and papal gen- darmes. To Keep Pope's Election Secret Proceeding to places reserved for them in the apse where a huge cata- Scores of Prelates of Quarters falque with the papal tiara atop Deprived was still in place, the cardinals heard To Make Room for Conclave 'Prison' mass celebrated by Angelo Maria Cardinal Dolci, Bishop of Palestrina, By the Associated Press. I lots. Then, led by their dean, and while the choir sang the Gregorian VATICAN CITY, Feb. 18.—Work- j in the order of their seniority within requiem of its director, Msgr. Lorenzo cast their votes in men several scores of the college, they Perosi. Hundreds of deprived prel- priests, monks, a gold chalice placed at the altar ates of their in the Papal nuns and laymen w’atched the quarters Rarely do early ballotings produce service. Palace today to make room for the the necessary majority. Illness May Bar Participation. several hundred persons who will be Vatican authorities said serious locked in conclave for the cardinals' Illness might prevent Tommaso Pio Father-Son Banquet election of the next Pope. Cardinal Boggiani, Bishop of Porto and Santa Rufina, from taking part Hundreds of telephones were re- j Held at Parish Hall in the conclave, although he already moved and window panes were paint-1 A father-and-son banquet was was at the Vatican. He is held at the Incar- suffering ed to prevent any leak from the se- Friday night from diabetes. nation Lutheran Parish Hall, spon- cret assembly when the conclave If his condition permits him to sored by the Incarnation Brother- enter the locked, secret precincts of sessions start February 28. The hood for the members of the Bible Make up your own Bedroom the conclave for its duration, how- balloting will begin March 1. School and the Boy Scouts. ever, he have was may to send his ballot Only the members of the Sacred The principal address by to the voting urn from his sickbed.1 Henry Gilligan. a former member College of Cardinals, now number- Friends said in any event he would of the District Board of Education. in Solid need assistance in marking his ballot ing 62 men, may vote, but servants,1 Moving pictures werfe shown by Maple because of a cataract. secretaries and ceremonial officials Henry Stein. The presiding officer Each cardinal is permitted a secre- also will be locked within the "con-j and toastmaster was George W. Save 10% to 50% our Sale. tary and servant in the conclave. clave city" until a new Pope is Freas, scoutmaster. The Brother- during February Thus the princes of the church and elected. hood Committee in charge was Beautiful solid maple, finished in a beautiful their assistants will number approxi- Bartolomeo Nogara, director of James L. Hartranft, Harlan Semler, richly honey tone. mately 180. Conclave the Everett McCleary and Guaranteed officials and Vatican's famous museum; Msgr Leroy Kluge. Lanstyle quality construction. Choose any pieces attendants will the num- Mella The dinner was served by the In- bring total Sant'elia, papal major domo, you desire and save 10% to 50%. ber to be locked within the conclave and Msgr. Giuseppe Migone, the carnation Women’s Guild under the section of the palace to about 280, Pope's private almoner, were supervision of Mrs. William J. for assisted whom workmen were preparing among those today who had to seek Fisher, by Mrs. Edward A. Large chest living elsewhere in the Vat- Kibbey. quarters. apartments of The youngest of tjie cardinals, ican until after the election. drawers_$12.44 Manuel Goncalves Cerejeira. patri- Workmen Move In. B. Maple vanity with arch of Lisbon, used a seaplane to A. F. L. Contract As rooms were vacated, workmen Signs reach Italy today—the first hanging cardinalj moved lumber and their tool boxes mirror_I$12.75 ever to use such means of Mennonites reaching into them to build the ‘‘conclave Exempting C. Solid maple a Vatican conclave. He flew to Ostia By the Associated Press. city.” and motored to Rome. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 18—Re- vanity bench_$5.00 The actual conclave will start $12.44 ligious objections to labor union D. Solid after the cardinals attend the mass maple Cardinals membership were the j Dougherty of the holy spirit in St. Peter's recognized by American Federation of Labor panel Cells for the cardinals, who thus today bed_$12.44 And Mundelein in Rome in a closed-shop contract E. renounce their other duties and negotiated Large maple with a dairy farm that hires three ROME. Feb. 18. OP).—Cardinals the world until are able to they Mennonites. dresser_$14.98 Dougherty and Mundelein reached agree on the next are made Pope, The agreement, between Martin Rome tonight, ending a hurried of wood. F. Kneehole j Century Farms of Lansdale, Pa., and voyage from the United States are set within the walls j They up the and Milk ■ Bakery Wagon Drivers' dresser_$14.98 which began for each of them on of Vatican City. In former times the after Union, provides: G. Solid day they received word the cardinals were obliged to sleep maple nite of the death of "The employer and union agree Pope Pius. They in one large dormitory, but a mod- stand with will in that members of the Mennonite or drawer, participate election of a suc- ern Vatican provides them with other religious faiths, whose re- cessor. comfortable small $6.5C reasonably though ligious beliefs prohibit them from The two American cardinals portable apartments. H. Solid chest traveled in joining labor organizations, may be maple separate compartments Part of the ritual requires that employed and retained without be- on from Naples in a special coach | the deans of the orders, the Car- chest$14.95 which the coming members of the union.” Italian government at- dinal and a master of Camerlengo, The contract ended a strike. tached to a 10-day a regularly scheduled! ceremonies examine every corner of _l Open J. L. Budget train. Four the detectives'*patrolled the “conclave city” to see that no Account interior of the coach. unauthorized person is concealed The cardinals, who had landed there. A M E R I C A’S H^V at 5:30 p.m. at from the FINEST VALUE 1 Naples Ballot in Sistine Italian liner Rex. appeared to be Chapel. $6.50 The secret ballot is the elective 10-Piece 18th I $14.95 in cheerful spirit during their train J of the modern conclave. The ride. Both chatted with system animatedly takes companions. balloting place in the Sistine Chapel. The cardinals will file into Cardinal Out First. Century Dining Dougherty the chapel every day and cast two For a time Cardinal Dougherty ballots until one candidate receives wore a tan set light traveling cap, a two-thirds majority. KIMBALL PIANOS Room Suite squarely on his head, and Cardinal The cardinals choose three of WORLD’S LARGEST PIANO Mundelein wore his red cardinal's their number to scrutinize the bal- skullcap. Before leaving the train MANUFACTURERS the former his exchanged cap for FACTORY PROFIT-SHARING a black while They greeted the cardinals on be- homburg. the latter SALE DISCOUNTS donned a broad-rimmed clerical half of Ambassador William Phil- THAT COME DIRECT TO $ioo YOU hat.
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