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Vol. ill, No. 14 Columbus 16, Ohio, Friday, January 8, 1954 Price Ton Cents; $3.00 A Year Mindszenty Case Still Father FaistI CMLC Honors Bishop I nion County Film Magnates Rap Named Pastor Man Donates Open, Sec’y Dulles Says At St. Gabriel Church Site Own Code As Case NEW YORK — (NC) — The case of His Eminence Joseph Father Clement F. FaistI, who A 3.65 acre tract of land lo­ Cardinal Mindszenty, imprisoned Primate of Hungary, is still spent 14 months in war-torn Korea cated the Bellefontaine Road very much before the conscience of free peoples everywhere. as an Army chaplain, was appoint­ in Marysville has been donated to ed by Bishop Ready Thursday as the Diocese of Columbus by a prom­ This was the message from U.S. Secretary of State John pastor of St. Gabriel’s Church, Co­ inent Union County land farmer. Goes Before Court Foster Dulles read to a mass meeting held here yesterday to lumbus. Mr. Ed Radebaugh. it was anncunc WASHINGTON — (NC) — Two top Hollywood producers mark the tilth anniversary of Cai The 41-year-old Columbus-born ed this week by Bishop Ready. took pot-shots at the film industry's own code to keep U.S. mov­ dina! Mindszenty’s arrest by the States is “taking an interest in our priest has a colorful background The land will be the site for a Red rulers of his country. which includes offering Masses ies moral, as the Supreme Court got ready to try a case on future.” new Our Lady of Lourde* church, the legality of film censorship. Cardinal Mindszenty was cast in­ Governor Thomas E. Dewey of within open artillery range of the rectory and social hall. A fund has to prison in Hungary on Decem­ Red Army, making practice para­ already been started for that pur­ While film distributors asked------New York. Senator Irving M Ives the Supreme Court to do away ber 26, the Feast of St. Stephen, of New York and Senator H Alex­ chute jumps, publishing a prayer pose. The present church was built on. “We must bring it into har­ the first martyr, in 1948. The Hun­ book for South Korean soldiers, in 1869; the rectory was built in with censorship throughout the U. mony with the times,’ he stated. ander Smith of New Jersey also S., producer Howard Hughes garian Catholic League of Amer­ praised Cardinal Mindszenty in and experiencing at Bastogne, Bel­ 1876. Father Leonard Falvev is the The Production Code was form­ ica, Inc., made up of tens of thou­ gium. the now-famous Battle of present pastor of the parish. (known for his “The Outlaw” cen­ ed in 1929, and approved volun­ messages read to the mass meeting. the Bulge. sorship battle) launched a new sands of Americans of Hungarian The Voice of America recorded Mr. Radebaugh’s donation was tarily by individual producers, who descent called upon their fellow Father FaistI was graduated from A film, “French Line”, disapproved agreed it was for the betterment the proceedings for broadcast to St. Charles High School in 1929. made in the name of his mother. by the Motion Picture Production Americans throughout the country Eastern Europe. Mrs. Barbara Radebaugh. In pre­ of the film industry to keep movies to. offer special prayers on that dav and studied for the priesthood at Code, into U.S. theaters. on an acceptable moral plane. ------o------St. Charles Seminary, Columbus, senting the deed. Mr. Radebaugh for “the intrepid opponent of com­ said the Church and his mother At the same time, producer Sam­ The code as it exists today was and Mt. St. Mary Seminary, Nor­ uel Goldwyn called upon the Mo­ munism.” “haxe done and will do more for commended by the Bishops of Diocese Gives wood. He was ordained May 6, tion Picture Association, the The meeting here yesterday was 1937 by Bishop Hartley, and serv­ me than I can ever repay. This is the United States last November organized toy 26 religious,-anticom one way that I feel that I can re­ group that administers the code, in a special resolution which ed for the next six years at St. to “modernize” it for today s munist and Hungarian groups in pay them.” praised it as "a worthy under­ $67,536 To Francis Church. Newark. “more mature ’ audiences. New York. New Jersey, Connect! The tract, close to the Radebaugh taking and one capable of afford­ During World War II, he spent “tnless the code is brought rea­ cut and Pennsylvania and was held three years with a glider regi­ Bishop Ready, honored guest at Monday's meeting of the Ca­ home, at the western edge of ing vital protection to the whole in White Hall of St. Stephen s par­ Marian Shrine tholic Men's Luncheon Club, chats with James Eldridge (left above), Marysville, is an excellent location sonably up to date, the tendency public, especially youth, against ment, and was a member of the to bypass it. which has already be­ ish. Cardinal Mindszenty spoke A great love and devotion to the 101st Airborne Division which of Chillicothe, speaker for the occasion, and Budd Sweeney, CMLC for the new church. It is situated the harmful influence of morally from the stage of White Hall dur Blessed Mother of God was clear­ gun, will increase,” Goldwyn warn­ bad motion pictures.” participated in the Normandy in­ president. across from Legion Park and is ed in a letter to Eric Johnston, ing the visit he paid the United ly manifested by the priests and otherwise well located. Mr Rade In 1953. no film which earned vasion. When he was discharged A Point Four Program to aid president of the Motion Picture As­ States in 1947. the laity of the Diocese of Colum­ from the Army as a captain in baugh had donated a tract of twen the Code Seal of Approval was con­ bus during the month of December millions of poverty-stricken Asians, sociation of America, the voluntary demned by the Legion of Decency. "The case of Cardinal Minds­ 1946, he held two bronze stars ty acres near the property now producers’ organization which ad­ zenty, a defender of the faith and by their generous contributions to was advocated this week by James- eiven to the Church, to the Boy Meanxxhile the U.S. Supreme for gallantry in action and four Eldridge of Chillicothe in a talk Hols Name ministers the code. of human freedom against both the collection for the National battle stars. Scouts. The acreage is being devcl Court was reminded of the influ­ Shrine of the Immaculate Concep­ before the Catholic Men’s Lunch­ oped into an attractixe camp and Goldwyn said the self-regulatory ence of movies on juxenile delin­ of the great tyrannies of our A civilian again he became pas­ eon Club. The address featured a time is not closed,” Secretary tion. The total amount sent to tor of St. Peter Church. Millers­ Raliv Is Set park site. code is in danger of losing its au­ quency as it prepared to hear a Washington was S40.100. meeting honoring Bishop Ready on Tentative plans for the proposed thority unless it is “ nodemized.” case on Nexx York State censorship Dulles' message told the large burg. where he remained three the Ninth Anniversary of his in­ number of delegates. “It is ac­ “It is an excellent gift from our years. In September. 1949. he wa* church and rectory haxe been The producer stated: “To por­ of “La Ronde". stallation as the Ordinary of the At Cathedral tray life honestly on the screen re­ tively before the conscience of devoted priests and people and I appointed by Bishop Ready as the drawn up. The land is large enough “Is it safe in the light of the pres­ Columbus Diocese. Msgr. Harold J. O'Donnell, as­ quires greater degree of latitude, his countrymen and that of free am certain the Blessed Mother of first resident nastor of the new for construction of a complete par­ ent increase of juxenile delinquen­ Urging a foreign policy which sistant chancellor of the Columbus xx ithm the bounds of decency, than peoples throughout the world. God wilt continue her care of this St. Monica’s Church In New Bos­ Diocese, will be the principal ish plant, and it is honed that in cy to give carte blanche permission Church of Columbus,” said Bishop ton. would make the “Middle East the future an elementary school exists under the code. The time to a motion picture theatertoexhibit The prolongation of his unjust speaker Sunday at the annual ral­ has come to recognize this fact.” Incarceration adds daily to the Ready. Father Faistl’s second four nf bloom as it did in the days of the will be built on the site. any picture without some prior ex­ Old Testament,” Eldridge declar­ ly of Holy Name Societies of the The code outline of xxhat consti­ moral poverty of his captors. Eight of the parishes of the Dio­ Army duty began in October. 1950. Central Deanery. The event is Construction work on the church amination to guard against an ob­ cese made offerings of SI 000 or and in August. 1952. he was sent ed: is expected to begin this spring. tutes moral entertainment has scene. lexxd. lascivious or immoral Thomas J. Curran. Secretary of scheduled at 3 pm. in St. Joseph “stood still” since its adoption, he State of New York, told the meet­ more. The largest amount was col­ to Korea and assigned to artillery “If democracy doesfi’t practice Cathedral. The architectural firm of Emerick spectacle?” a brief submitted to lected by Newark St. Francis which units of the Third Division. what it preaches, 500000.000 peo­ & McGee has heen given the con­ said, while the world has moved the court by New York State at­ ing that Cardinal Mindszenty’s ple will swing into the Marxian Bishop Ready will oreside at the gave SI.455.50. The other seven in Shortly before the armistice, rally and will celebrate Pontifical tract for planning the new parish torneys asked. “Is there any differ­ trial was “farcial” and ‘brutal” .sphere of inilucnce.” and that the Hugarian Primate of­ the order of the amount given are: when assigned to the Korean Mili­ Benediction. Chaplains to the Bish­ buildings. New Philippine ence from saying that narcotics or fered both free and enslaved peo­ Zanesville St. Nicholas. $1,350: tary Advisory Group, he publish Eldridge, who is News and Pro­ op will be Father Raymond Bausch- The present church structure was liquor shall not be sold to minors?” ples "a magnificent symbol for re­ Marion St. Mary, $1,329.07: Colum­ ed a 12-page prayer book for the gram Director of Radio Station ard. pastor of St. Mary Magdalene originallx’ dedicated to St. Peter. Arguments on the French film, bus St. Aloysius, $1,300.25: Colum­ South Korean soldiers KMAG pro It was placed under the protection President Said sistance to communism. WBEX, Chillicothe, asserted that it Church, and Father Albert V. Kess­ “La Ronde.” scheduled in the Su­ bus St. Joseph Cathedral. $1,200: sented Father FaistI with a com­ is a “staggering fact” that these ler, pastor of Corpus Christi. of Our Lads’ of Lourdes several preme Court for the first week of Nicholas de Kallay. former Prime Lancaster St. Mary. $1,180: Colum­ mendation ribbon for meritorious people are caught in the “mighti­ years later. The structure was re­ To Be Pro-l iiion January, folloxxed an appeal by Minister of Hungary, ridiculed the bus Christ the King. $1 004.51: and service, shortly before he embark­ est revolutionary surge of all modeled in 1900-1901. but for many NEW YORK — (NO — The U.S. distributors of the film xvho Red charge that the Cardinal was Columbus St. Christopher, $1,000. ed for the United States last Oc time.” because they were awaken­ years it has heen inadequate to the Christian-inspired trade union asked the court to strike doxxn all an “appeaser.” He said Hungar­ The quota for the Diocese of Co­ tober. ed to freedom and sell-rule by the needs of the congregation. moxement in the Philippines ex­ censorship. ians are fortunate that the I nited lumbus toward the continued con­ Japanese whose conquering armies ------—o------pects a "better atmosphere” for New York barred the picture struction of the Shrine is $66,600. destroyed the myth of white man s trade unions under President Ra­ (condemned by the Legion of De­ This year’s collection added to the Official supremacy. Japanese Display mon Majsaysay. cency) on the grounds that it was Unionists Told former contributions already made This area, he continued, is rio4l This declaration was made by immoral. Distributors of the film brings the grand total to $67.- in natural resources which are Love For Mary Juan Tan. president of the Federa­ asked the Supreme Court to de­ 536.49. This exceeds the quota by needed in the free world. For this TOKYO — (NC) — Special ser­ tion of Free Worker® in the Philip clare that any form of censorship To Strive To nearly $1000. reason, Eldridge warned, the mons. devotions and processions to prior to public showing of a movie ------o------pines, in an interview heard on the United States must move quickly local shrines of Our Lady marked AFL program "As We See It.” constitutes a violation of the con­ the first few weeks of the Marian Keep Benefits in order to save Asia from the Interviexved with Mr. Tan was stitutions guarantee of free Bishop To Offer Kremlin. Year in Japan. speech. LANSING. Mich. — (NC) — Un­ Pastors in the larger Catholic Father Walter Hogan. S.J . Ameri­ Requiem Jan. 15 American Catholics, he said, are can priest xvho founded the Fed­ New York State attorney* In ionists will have to work harder centers reported better than av­ their brief said: "If there ever than ever to hold the benefits they particularly fitted to play a prom­ erage attendances at daily Mass, eration of Free Worker® Father inent role in the fprmulation of was a time in the history of fho have won themselves and for the For Bishop Hartley and said that more and more peo­ Hogan reported "encouraging signs foreign policy because of their of genuine Christian cooperation United States when a need ex­ rest of America, declared Msgr. Bishop Ready will offer a Pon­ ple were dropping into churches isted for the supervision .of inde­ William J. Flanagan, long an ad­ tifical Requiem Mass in St. Joseph The Most Rex erend Bishop “sense of history and sense of in­ for visits on their way to or from between capital and labor’’ in the ternational understanding”. Philippines. cent and immoral exhibitions of vocate of labor, in the Michigan Cathedral Jan. 15 on the tenth an­ announces the following appoint­ work. motion pictures, it is now. area in an address here. niversary of the death of Bishop ments: The historical understanding is Other reports disclosed an in­ Mr. Tan stated that botn the The priest cited the trend in derived from the fact that the Secretary and the Department of “It is quite unnecessary to re­ James J. Hartley. The Mass, which Effective January 4, 1954 creasing demand for pictures, med­ mind the court that the problem federal government to decentra­ is an annual event, is scheduled Church has been the oldest witness als and statues of Our Lady for Labor in the outgoing administra­ Reverend Ralph Hunsinger to western civilization, and that it of juvenile delinquency is an all- lize authority in matters of great at 10 a.m. private shrines in homes. These tion had stood in opposition to the embracing one, in which newspa­ interest to labor and to throw re­ Assistant priest to Bishop Ready from Assistant Pastor, Blessed has developed many great scholars Msgr. Harold J. O'Donnell reports said that touching signs of trade union movement. He said sponsibility on the states “where Sacrament Church, Newark, to who have studied the great issues the new administration promises pers, social organizations and gov­ will be Msgr. Herman E. Mattingly, devotion displayed by the Japanese ernmental agencies, including the of course it could be chopped up in pastor of Holy Rosary Church. Dea­ Assistant Pastor, Saint Christo­ which have rocked society. Inter­ Deacon and subdeacon at Bene­ Catholics show their deep tradi­ “an atmosphere of freedom” for 48 different ways.” pher Church, Columbus, and national understanding, he said, is diction will be Father Thomas both the unions and industry. Senate Judiciary Committee, are cons of honor will be Father Wil­ tional love for the Mother of God. evincing great concern.” Monsignor F lanagan spoke of the liam Maloney, pastor of St. Aloysi­ Graduate Student at Ohio State possessed by Catholics who are Lowry, assistant pastor of St. Leo “amazing job” done by unions in us Church, and Father George Ken­ University. taught that they are their brothers’ Church: and Father Wayne Mey­ ridding themselves of communists nedy. pastor of St. Agatha Church. Reverend Lawrence O'Connor keepers, that excessive nationalism er. assistant pastor of Sacred Heart “faster and more effectively than Father John Simon, assistant pas­ from Assistant Pastor, Saint and a sense of racial supremacy is Church. Father George Fulcher, Pontiff To Hold any other segment of the popula­ tor at Holy Family, will be deacon Christopher Church, Columbus, w rong. assistant pastor at Sc Joseph Ca­ Pontiff Challenges Red to Assistant Pastor, Blessed thedral, will be the expositor. tion.” Hitting hard at communism, of the Mass, and Father Leo Bene- In conclusion, Eldridge, who is Special Audiences he also attacked those who. he detti, assistant pastor of Our La­ Sacrament Church, Newark. a member of the National Catholic The program, to be held on the feast of the Holy Name of said, would fight social gains by Effective January 7, 1954 For Envoys dy of Victory, will be subdeacon. Education Association and the Jesus, will include recitation of Slanders Against Him smearing as communists those who Students representing Catholic Catholic Association for Interna­ VATICAN CITY — (Radio, NC) Reverend Clement FaistI as the Rosary, led by Msgr. Harry are effective liberals. high schools in the area will sing Pastor, Saint Gabriel -Church, tional Peace, said he was confident ROME — (NC) — His Holiness Pope Pius XII has challeng­ —His Holiness Pope Pius XII xvas “Down through the years,” he S. Connelly, pastor of St. Jo­ at the Mass. Columbus. (Continued on Page 2) ed the communist-inspired slanders being whispered against scheduled to receive some 40 diplo­ said, “almost every liberal union ------——o------seph Cathedral, and renewal of matic representatives in audiences the Holy Name Pledge by the him here in the Eternal City. member who has fought hard and Named Nuncio To Haiti Roland T. Winel during the first weeks of 1954. effectively for stronger unions and •3OO Japanese Baptized assembly. Father Albert E. Culli- The Roman-born Pontiff took note of these slanders as he The Pontiff began his annual a better America has been called VATICAN CITY. (Radio. NC)— Chancellor. ton, diocesan director of the received in audience at the Vatican a group of Catholics from An Italian priest who '‘pent seven BUENOS AIRES. Argentina — series of diplomatic audiences by a communist—or worse.’ (NC) — Three hundred children Holy Name Union and pastor of the Tor di Quinto quarter of the city. He wished the group a receiving the representatives of “Don’t let anyone stop you with years as a member of the Aposto­ St. Christopher Church, will lead lic Delegation in the U.S. has been Renowned Architect Dies and adults of the Japanese colony "happy and holy feast,” .compli­ Brazil, India, Lebanon and the Po­ a fake communist smear. Fight were baptized here in the Church the pledge. mented them on their zealous spir­ May, groups of faithful recited lish exile government. The head back. Don’t be afraid of being a elevated to an Arvkbishop and ap NEW YORK — (NC) — Daniel The St. Charles Seminary Choir, pointed the new Papal Nuncio to Paul Higgins, prominent Catholic of the Immaculate Conception. The itual life and then expressed regret the Rosary in the streets and of each diplomatic mission is re­ liberal and don’t be afraid to stand church preserves an ancient chest under the direction of Father that some people in the Roman squares of your quarter, in front ceived in private audience and his up and be heard for the things Haiti. la> man and noted architect whose Thomas F. Gallen, diocesan direc­ His Holiness Pope Pius XII has National Gallery of Art and Jef­ filled with soil sent from Okinawa. quarter “could but would not come” of a small statue of the Madonna. officers are then preserfted to the you believe in,” he said. Japan, in appreciation of a ship tor of Church Music, will sing at to him. We know your little sons and Pontiff. He called on the wives of union given the appointment to Msgr. ferson Memorial in Washington. the rally. Luigi Raimondi, who at the same D.C., have been admired by mil­ ment of foodstuffs sent by Eva “We cannot keep from think­ daughters are like little apostles According to diplomatic sources, members to let other wives know Peron, deceased wife of the Presi­ Joseph E. Tritschler, diocesan ing xvith heartfelt sadness.” the and that they call their compan­ the Pontiff always shows keen “you are proud that your man is time has been named Titular Arch­ lions, died here after a brief ill­ president of the Holy Name Union, bishop of Tarsus. ness. He w as 67. dent of Argentina. Pope said, “of others who are not ions to catechism and holy Mass on knowledge of. and interest in an active union man.” has appointed Ralph J. Kramer, with you because they did not want Sundays and Feast Days. All this these countries and their problems sr., chairman, and Edward O. Ryan to come. For some time perhaps has gixen us great happiness.” during the annual audiences. as co-chairman. They will be assist­ they haxe abandoned God. strayed ed by John A. McAndrews and from Jesus, the Church and the 300 Attend First CYA Holy Hour Here Charles E. Leach, program chair­ men: Henry A. Reinhart, Charles priest. For Peace And I nitv P. Gilbert and Leo C. Walter, ar­ “Some are indifferent. Others, rangements; August C. Grodian. it seems incredible, have become treasurer; Edward P. Wolfe, assist­ enemies of the Lord. They live in ant treasurer; and James J. Rabbit, chains of hatred immersed in pro­ CHAIR OF UNITY chairman of ushers. found sadness without even imag­ All men of the Central Deanery, ining that by turning to the house OCTAVE as well as young men of high of the Father they could find school age, are urged to attend. their lost peace and serenity ------o------—- “They do not know what they are doing. They twist the dis­ sAdt > High Court Studies courses of the Pope and inter­ lliiih! in pret his every action with malev­ r* -Ct olent intent. This is a great •» ' . 9 Magazine Cases crime. £4 CONCORD, N.H. — (NC) — The “Can you believe that the Pope New Hampshire State Supreme and the Church are against the Prayer Court will hear the case of a Man­ poor? Can the Pope be against chester store owner charged with the xxorkers? Can the Pope de­ FOR selling an obscene magazine de­ sire war? spite the dealer's request that the The Pontiff then asked his PEACE UNITY case be dropped. The Supreme Court has ruled audience to wish "a happy and that it will try this case and eight holy feast day" in his name similar cases even though another "even to these unhappy ones— the victims of perverse propagan­ court had found the magazine not IANVAJIY 18«2$ to be obscene in a case involving da." Wish it to them, he said, K "in the name of the Pope who ♦.K . its distributor. Father William P. Neiman, chair­ loves all and would like to see Thousands of copies of the above posters, one of several de­ man of the Catholic Committee for all serene, at peace and in prop­ signs, have been prepared and circulated throughout the United States Decent Literature in New Hamp­ er well being." to publicize the annual Chair of Unity Octave, to be held this year The Pope congratulated the from January 18 to 25. They will be displayed in subway stations, led the prayers. The Holy Hour served as an introduction of the shire. has reported that with some Some 300 young r*opl« ftom the Central Deanery of the Dio- group he had received in audience street cars, in churches and schools and other public places. Catholic Youth Adoration Society to the diocese. Members of the exceptions in the state's largest mm of Columbus gathered Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph Cathedral on their spiritual activity “of Local posters will contain the time and place of the Unity Octove society, young people of high school age, pledge themselves to attend city, newsstand dealers are cooper­ for the first Holy Hour for youth here. Msgr. Harry S. Connelly, which We have received good no­ services. The observance wes first held in 1908 by Father Paul a Holy Hour each month. The next is scheduled for St. Mary Church, ating with the drive to remove paster of St. Joseph Cathedral, was celebrant at Benediction. Father filthy publications from the reach tices.” James Francis, founder of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, George Fulcher, assistant pastor of the Cathedral, delivered the ser­ Columbus, Sunday, Feb. 7. “We know that in the month of Garrison, N.Y. # mon and Father Richard Dodd, diocesan director of Youth Activities, of youth.