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/ruman Dranas 00ovleT ueponauonsl Card,hal M,ndszenty's Mother Perm0000 uzl
As 'One Of Worst Thin00s In World's/ Brief Guardd Visit To ImprisonedL00.00
v Vienna (IC) His Eminence prison at Vat on April 17, accord- Nh-s. Mindszenty ;l:-'
History' In His Talk To Rumanians
Wash/ngton. 0G--Prc.ident Tru-
man told a Rumanian delegation
here that the Soviet mass de-
portaUon of peoples Va forced la-
bor exile was "one of the most
outrageus things that has ever
happened to the world."
He spoke to representatives of
the American Action Committee
Against Mass Deportations in
Rumania, who called at the White
ttouse to submit a report that
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(Continued from page 1)
magazines. Some of the stories
have been accompanied by inde-
cent illustrations. It has often been
sa/d that the modern young poe.
pie are no wn than were their
coasters, but" th are more
,. frlmk, It m.4y be tru e and prob-
ably is that the ,us. ters of
every generaon have p;hd have
had their dts, but at least In
former times they did not boast
of their indeceneles. The people
of the modern world are shame.
less in their obscenities.
A group of London bus drivers
are making a good will tour in
many seetlous of the United Stat.
es. They axe driving their double-
decker buses around, presumably
in the interest of promoting
American travel in England.
These drivers are also observing
20,000 persons had been marked
for deportation from Bucharest as
the vanguard of an eventual re-
moval of 200,000 individuals by
the communist-dominated regime
in Rumania
Among the delegates was the
Very Rev. George Pop, of the Ru-
manian- Greek Catholic Church,
who serves as pastor of St. John
Baptist Church in Detroit
Declaring that "I am in com-
plete sympathy with the people
of Rumania and with all the other
free countries who have been
placed behind the Iron Curtain,
Mr. Tzman said "the Kremlin
bombmis the world with cries of
peace" and yet "brings on war--
war at every point that she pos-
sibly can."
"You are going to survive as
a free country," the President
te traffic habits of American
drivers and are giving their Im-
pressions of what they see. Nat-
urally, the reports that they are
making are not such as will make
Americans glow with pride.
Among the drivers of passenger
cars courtesy is and for some
time has been conspicuous by Its
absence. The bus drivers are
usually courteous. They give the
motorists safety signals and di.
rections and they are aceustomed
to stop and to help those who
are in distress. The English visit.
ors will find our bus and truck
drivers very polite and helpful.
told the delegation. "You are
going to have our wholehearted
cooperation in trying to survive.
And if I can continue our pro-
gram which I have inaugurated,
you are going to be a free coun-
try again, before you pass on to
the next world."
crease of young boys out in the
streets thumbing rides. In these
days when so much stress is
placed upon guidance in the
school programs, it seems that
the children should be warned to
recognize and to avoid the dan.
gers involved in soliciting rides
from any passing motorist, who
may have some evil purpose in
mind, when he stops to take a
youngster into his car. Children
should be taught to use ordinary
caution and to understand the fit-
ness of things. A great deal of
tress has been laid upon the
need of safety measures to pro.
tect the physical well being of
the school children. There are
stop signs, school patrols, traffic
lines, and other provisions to pro.
tect the children. But nothing
has been done to protect them
from the dangers that threaten
them while they are attempting to
hitchhike. Iu the first place they
make a nuisance of themselves by
getting out in the streets discon-
certing drivers and practically
demanding rides. They do this
it seems, with the knowledge and'
with the apparent approval of
The Eighth Grade Class of Holy Redeemer School, pictured above,
was graduated at ceremonies that were held in the Parish Church
in E1 Dorado on Thursday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Paul F. Des-
mend delivered the address and presented diplomas to the nine
graduates. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament closed the cert.
monies. Students of the Seventh Grade were hosts to the graduates
and their parents at a reception in the Parish Hall immediately
following the exercises. Pictured above first row, left to right:
Evedna Savary, Betsy Montgomery, Julie Ann Thomas, Peggy
Jean Beville, Jewel Malone, Gnnie Dungan. Second row, left to
right, Chester L. Sfinett, Jr., Donee Durio, Father Paul F. Des-
mend, Joe Mike Pfeffer.
BARCELONA
(Continued from page 1)
estimated at 200,000, who waved
flags and handkerchiefs and join.
ed in cheers.
The altar, which remains as a
mrmanent memorial of the Eu-
charistic Congress, is a menu.
mental structure of graceful and
impressive design. It is surmount.
dedicated to the theme of ec-
clesiastical peace and unity, the
occason marked the imposition of
hands by 21 Bishops upon ordi-
hands from nine dil'fcrent coun-
tries Argentina, China, Cuba,
Frace. Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portu-
gal and Spain.
Of the new priests, 653 were
students from diocesan semi.
naries, 146 belonged to various
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty and
his Mother were permitted to
meet for a short visit in the
SHARUM
(Continued from page I)
a.m. The Rev. James Foley,
O.S.B.. of St. Boniface Church
will be assistant priest. Other
ministers of the Mass will be Rev.
Gabriel Franks, O.S.B., deacon;
Rev. Frater Dominic Enz, O.S.B.,
subdeacon; Frater Benedict Buer-
g:er, O.S.B., master of cere-
monies.
The Rev. Bede Mitchcl, O.S.B.,
of St. Edward's Church in Little
Rock. will preach the sermon at
the first Mass
Two of Father Peter's sisters
entered St. Scholastica Convent.
One of them. Sister Veronica, died
several years ago. The other,
Sister DeSales is now stationed at
Bailing.
FRANKS
(Continued from page 1)
people thl,ughout the United
States.
Father Gabriel will celebrate
his First Solemn Mass at the
Corpus Christi Cathedral on Sun.
day, June 15, at ten o'clock. Min-
isters of the Mass will include the
Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. F. Basso, assist.
ant priest; Rev. Alfred Hoenig,
O.S.B., deacon; Rev. Vincent
Orth. O.S.B., subdeaoon; Roy. Al-
vin Tengler, master of cere-
monies. I
The Very Rcv. Albert M.]
Schrieber, O.S.B., Prior of New|
Spbiaco Abbey, will preach thee
at the first Mass I
sermon
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ing to an exceptionally reliable
ing first being
It is too bad that the same can-
not be said for the average driver
of motor cars, hut it cannot. A
cross section shows them to be an
impatient, selfish, discourteous
group of individuals. In fact 5o
rare is the courteous driver that
when one appears, other motorists
are so impressed that they don't
know what to do. The English
bus men have noted the boorish
conduct of Americans, who ride
public passenger buses. It is sel.
[I dom that they have seen a young
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boy or girl rise and give his seat
Itav/a to an elderly than or women or
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their parents and their teachers.
It is hard for the thinking person
to understand this laxity on the
part of superiors in regard to
their children. These young folks
are allowed to expose tlzemselves
to all sorts of dangers, when they
get out in the streets requesting
rides from strangers. They run
the cimnce of being hi by the
passing automobile for cue thing.
Then they may be picked up by a
well meaning motorist, but one
who is a reckless driver or a poor
one. In addition to these dangers
there is always the one of being
kidnapped or enticed away for
some evil purpose. On the other
side of the picture, there is the
bad training that a youngster gets
when he expects others to pro.
vide him with transportation.
Such a young person can very
easily develop into an individual,
who expects the government to
help him from the public funds
Thus by failing to suppress hitch.
hiking by children, we are actual-
ly encouraging an attitude favor-
able to the acceptance of Com-
munism, which we are trying so
hard to conquer.
Bishop Cousins'
Installation
Scheduled July 2
ed by a cross over 100 feet high
and covered by a curved 75-feet
wide badachin.
Not only in Barcelona but
throughout Spain, the day was
dedicated also to the poor and
destitute. During the day ravel.
,apes marked "Envelope oi Char-
ity" were placed in the churches.
Each contained the name and ad-
dress of a poor family. As crowds
of faithful visited the churches,
they picked up the envelopes,
read the name inside and made
)lens to visit the needy family
and bring some charitable gift or
offering.
It was estimated that in Barce.
1.anu itself, the names of some
20,000 families were compiled
and placed in the envelopes.
At midnight of the previous
.:lay, an estimated 300,000 men
attended a Midnight Mass in the
great Plaza of Pope Pius XII.
To many of the pilgrims, per-
haps he most memorab!e evcn
o[ the Gangress was the mass or-
dination of 819 deacons in the
huge Montjuich Stadium--an act
which eloquently demonstrated
the unity and universality of the
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secular institutes. The ordaining
prelates included six Spanish
Bishops. including Archbishop
Fedcrica Malendro, S. J., of An-
king, China who was expelled
from his See by the Chinese com.
munists.
To the faith:ful servat of Cd
no season of the year should
mean separation from Christ or
loss of His Grace. Unfortunately
for many children of the Church
summer time is Danger Time.
source here.
The VlS was trader the ar.
rangements of the Director Gen-
eral of State Prisons, Dr. Timer.
Both the imprisoned Cardinal
and his aged mother had been
brought from different places to
the Vac prison. Mrs. Mindszenty,
at least, is known to have been
flown lart of the distance she had
to travel. Even during the few
minutes she was allowed to spend
with her son. four plain.clothes
policemen stood by her.
In the early burs of the morn-
ing of the 17th, according to this
report, Mrs. Mindszcnty was tak.
en by car from her home in
Csehimindszenty to the Szom-
bathely airport, accompanied this
time by two plain.clothesmen,
from where a plane took them to
Budapest. At Budapest a car.
trip downtown to the central
prison was fbllowed by a light
breakfast and another ride in a
car with curtains drawn to Vac.
At Vac she met her son who
had been taken there from the
small house where he has been
detained since last February. This
house is said a be located near
Matratured, on the slopes of the
Kekes Mountains in northern
Hungary. The whole visit lasted
about half an hour.
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