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By REV. PATRICK O'CONNOR i NCWC New* Servtee Correspondent

With the 7t» Division, Korea— (NO—Td tike to kiUJ you," the Korean girl-Communist told the chaplain, the Rev. [ (Li. Col) Maurice E. Powers, C.S.C., of Lea Angelas. Her,

eyes were burning with fever • - , .„

State Role In Social Welfare Hit

Detroit - ( R N S ) _ T?oo m u r h dependence upon gov­e r n m e n t soc ia l w e l f a r e pro­grams tenets to create a M O W O{ trreaponslbttlty among Individ-uala, the Rt . Rev. Mstr. Vincent

'W. Cooke. president of the Nft-itkmal Conference of Catholic Charities, d i l u t e d h e r e . He

1 «polte at t h e 37th annua] conven-it lon of the National Conference, which met Jointly with the S t Vincent de Paul Society.

"THE GSEAT programs of •octal security designed to help our aged. o « r widows with chtl-

Idrea, our orphaned chlklrtn. our blind and, recently, our disabled, **

! Msgr. Cooke- told 2300 delegates ; attending the joint sessions. i "have prodoced a rnoft terrible by-product cailwl irresponsibility.

"Children no longer feel a sense of responsibility toward their aged and needy parenta. Lei the Old Age Assistance take

, care of them. Uiey my . Husbands i and fathers feel free to desert their wives auid seek other mart-

I tai alliances. Let the Aid tn De-| pendent Children take care of them, they may.

"Today are face Use startlbig fact thai si large percentage of approximately two roUden caiWrea aaasl mothers Mpssort-e * ay the AU I t DtaeaaVnt ChBdrena' ssrograaa, at taxpay­ers ' expesaae, have parenta w h s ara legally- anil g a — e s s a y rat-posttlMe fssr (heir «tjr*xirt."

DECLARING T H A T lrrwpon-xifciiiiy U ***a fext crowing can-

jeer." Msgr. Cooke warned that The Seventh Division was unless tt l a eradicated "it will

and haired. American troops of •he Seventh Division had found

her lying by t h e roadside. critic a l l y t i l , w 1 t h pneu-1 n o n l a , last Nov, S3. They were about TO miles n o r t h -eaat o f Ham-h u n g t h e n . : and tne stark, rnou n t a I n a

FT. (yCoaaor w e r e already' In the grip of North Korea's deadly winter.

Guns were booming on the warm aummer air. when Father Powers told this correspondent the story and Its sequel. i

The Communist girl, aged about 20, was in uniform and armed, he said. In spite of her illness, she mustered enough en­ergy to show fiery hostility.

The Americans brought her to a building used as a forward clearing station, where the med­ics gave her penicillin. Then she was put in a room by her­self, with two M.Pa gusrding the door.

SHE BELONGED to an Intel­ligence unit, apparently, and had more than ordinary ability, edu­cation and good tonfct. She vehemently refused to answer j questions and balked at taking medicine.

Father Powers, ihe division chaplain, heard about this prob­lem prisoner.

"One afternoon, with m y inter­preter, I went to see her. I wanted to convince her that the Americans would not harm her and that she should take the | evacuated from Hamhung with- • soon itifle and kil l the mahtal

ST. THERESA

'A little gtrt tn Franc* . . . I bave taken her name!'

her own age, who bad shown the srrsndeur of real love—Si. Theresa. '1 will call you Ther­esa from MOW on.' I said. I saw that statnsethlng was ssswst-tag o n her thai she bad never ereacaxU of before.

" W a a she waa being evac­uated to the prtsoiter-of-wstr camp, I wrote oa her earth 'Any chaplain, please note: TMs girl Is an arch-Camme-alst bat she its* abown s igns of becoming a n o t h e r St.

medicines. " 1 am a priest*,' 1 tssM her,

for a start, 'a minister ot God.' " TathoUe or Protestant V

•he demanded. " 1 am a Catholic priest.' " Then I hate you all the

moiT,' a t» snapped. T d kill yon If I could.' **

j In s month, landed in the south-1 love whlcta, according t o the ' esst and moved up through the • Fourth Commandment, should • snow toward th* central front. • ex i s t between parents and call-I "WE WERE OS our way to • d r c , v " 'chectoon. at the end of Janu-| "O u r «ren«l» of charity, es-; ary." Father Powers recalled, P**l««y those dealing with chlL

"when a letter, written In Ko-' * w o — t 2 " •* e d -" "* • • I d . rean. addressed to the Catholic "«nould continually strew the

' priest. Seventh Division, reached "baring, not the destruction, of me It was from our prisoner, responsibility on the psn of rela-

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" *1 thank you for bringing the first real light Into my life. I hssd heard of Christ before

"'You want to kill me," he Said quletl>, "but I want to help you. because you are a child of God."

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"I don't believe I hava a soul,** she answered.

She told him that she had st> tended a university in Seoul and had then gone north to study at the Communist university in Pyongyang. 9 M wanted to set all poor people free from the control of capitalists, she said.

"I asked her 11 ahe had any privileges among the Commu- | and I ask God to dtrert me. nists. She replied yes, she had the privileges of her rank. She C H

admitted that the Russians tn North Korea had cars and lived

Catholicism Must Oppose Tito As Well As Stolin

Buffalo Priest Elected Catholic Charities Head

Detroit <rtNS> The Rt. i Rev Msgr Eugene J Loftus of, Buffalo. N Y was elected presi­dent ot Ihe National Conference , of Catholic Charities at Its 37th' Udim ir.ust necessarily oppose annual meeting here ! Tito's brand of communism a s

David Srttool of- Cleveland. O., j well as that of the Kremlin since w a s named first vice-president. |both *r& morally evil, Osserva-Other vtc-e presidents elected 'ore Romano states In a front-w w « the R t R*v. Msgr James i page article written by Federieo J Lynch, New f o r k . James j AlessandrtnL W f'ogarty. Greensboro;' N.C.; , The article comments or. ea-

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-1 GCABANTEED that she could safely take the medicines and that she would not be mo­lested. When I was leaving, she •aid You ma> come back to­morrow

"Outside the door, I told the M P s and the medics: 'If you guys make the least pass at her. HI break every bone In your body."

" 'Don't wterry. Father,' they eaid, and they meant it."

FATHER POWEBS fa a for mer Golden Gloves boxer and Notre Dame baseball player.

"The next tkne I saw our prisoner, her aftitasle had changed," he went ess. "Sac listened intently white 1 told her of a girl ha France, about

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Conmonii Strict Church Services

London 'RNS> - Hungar ian CommtrtiM authorities have forbidden services to be held In rtiurrhen without special permis­sion, a Vatican Radio broadcast said.

'Rosary For Peace" On Corning Station

Cardinal M'Guigan To Visit Mexico » Mexico City — <NO— His Em­

inence James Cardinal McGui-1 gan, Ajpchbishop of Toronto, | plans to attend the ceremonies ' In connection with the 56th anni- • versary of the crownhig of the J statue of Our Lady o f Guada­lupe, to be observed here on Oc­tober 12th. He will be the fifth Prince of the Cmireh to visit Mexico since 15M3 • • • »"' muMiauusM man aim—'ui, w » Hamilton, Elgin. Longxnes and

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Addition of Station WCLi In Corning »o the radio chain broadcasting the Family Ro­sary for Peace i n Rochester Diocese w a a a n> n o u need this week by the Rev. Jo­seph A. Cir-r t n c i o n e , founder a n d d i r e c t o r of the program.

C o r n fug's Station WCLI wtS carry the h a l f - h o u r brosadcast a t It p . m. each Saturday.

Th i s brfatgs to «ix the num­ber of cities and stations carry­ing the radio-Rosary devotioa Sfil.7h originates at 10 p, m. every night except Tuesday at S t IrVaneis of Assisi Church, Roefeester. and oa Tuesday

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nights at St. Frauds of Assisi Church. Anbura

Bochesfeer's Station WSAT amd Anbaam's WMBO broaaV easat the program every night. On Sundkey nights g t a t k n s WGVA, G«nev», and WWHC. H/omell, Join the Koclsester-Asburb huookup. On Satorday nights WMl.M, Eiraira, which h a s been carry-tea; ihe broad-essst on Satordssys, will be Joined by WCU, C-oraiag.

TTje program, which fea­tures, recitation o* the Rosary led by a laymas. and s short talk by a priest, was inaugur­ated eves- Station WSAY ! s B€arch, 1S50,* by Father <2r-rindoae, jaator erf St. Francis of Assisi Cbarchu Rochester. His Excellency Bishop Kear­ney has appeared on the broad­cast sevexal time*, and osher priests Ixave assisted FaUwr carrindwse lh conducting tfee \ radio-Rosasrj' devw

TITO 8TA1JH Agree t « tsesiegy

cerpts were printed in the Re­view o f International Politics published at Belgrade

MB. SELDESr BOOK, accord­ing to the Review's versJon, tries t o prove t h e thesis that tb» present opposition tn the U, S^ to Tito 's regime la due 16 Tine "Vatican line." The Catholic Church polarizes the most pow­erfully organized reactionary pie-ment under the guidance of H i s Eminence F r a n c i s Cardinal Speliman, Apc&bisbop of Near York, t l ie hoek says.

Mr. Sekte* book *i»> pictures the American press as d&ainmt-ed by estljolltai and statts that this exnlaira Us "f-ffldam*enta1 hwtffit!/* to ITogoslavia.

m mm CTSEHENT. Mr- AII«-•andrtea scoffs a t «tfs aUeged £rt» flaence of CatftoSk» in the Amer­ican pras- s i *"sometl!irtg ne*p.w

As a rsat ter of fact, he says> tbe

wTlttef s t Duorovnlk «hcre ha is c a a p k i i r i f Wi Journallitlc memoirs, entlJJed "Caka Nothing at Valid CuMrency."

Mr, Aiesaandrin! ^sSatM that it U underatandable g l u t for po­litical reasons Aaaefica h a t somewhat cHenged its attitude toward Yugoslavia, since Tito's communist regime fca now In re-belUon against [Itisslin txmi-rnunism.

However, i t la least- understand-abie, the autnor sayac, how Amer­icana and people elsewhere should espect Catlioilcs ta close both eyet t o Yogoadsv commu­nism and resignedls? accept the

i anti-rellgioua campatgn afflteting their brethren there.

The argument Iksat «Hteasm of ftte Tllo regime a* sttttntely *"ia also mated ostatef WaeM W a r n ta regard<« eomwiswltt Eaawis, the Gssersraiore «nit> er remmsa. Beestasse ef Caiho-Ile affsattann t« aHIiler's M» kkgteal rasa>nattonav he says , massy wasted Caiaaolks f a s » cept RUIkt'a disleeCte msterlaf-tom. Todaw kecsaaae off the amrch'a tetrtmk: lacowsall-Mlity wlih Ojnynfafrm cansstnt-isfessa, m a n y want Cathoitea to ragy tt^nj TJtfr*» ffftllsflfrf^ «oTH-iW«Bl«m, headMs.

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