Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1940, Page 32

'B—12 = Cardinal Dougherty . Counsels American Isolation From War ‘We Should Mind Our Own Business,” He Says in Interview By the Associated Press. | PHILADELPHIA, June 1 —Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, Philadelphia’s widely traveled, 74-year-old arch: bishop, counseled American isola: tion from Europe's turmoil today as Pennsylvania Catholics gathered by | 4he thousands to pay homage to| him at a huge outdoor ceremony. i On the eve of a mass in Municipal | | Btadium celebrating his golden an- | niversary as a priest, the cardinal | voiced in an interview solemn belief that “we should mind our own busi- ness and not become catspsws" in international rivalries. “not to intermeddle with the rival | struggles of greed and vengeance of the European countries.” Ordained 50 Years Ago. Fifty years ago yesterday, Dennis Dougherty, then a young seminary graduate from Philadelphia, was ordained a priest in Rome. A native of Ashland. a small mining town in the Eastern Pennsylvania anthrn-l cite belt he became archbishop in 1918 and received a cardinal's red | hat three years later — positions which give him spiritual command ©f 800,000 Catholics in this area. Cardinal Dougherty will sing solemn pontifical mass at 11 am. tomorrow from a specially con- structed altar on the field where the Army-Navy football game usually is played. One hundred | thousand worshipers are expected | to be there for his blessing and a | sermon by the Most Rev. Gerald P. | O'Hara, bishop of Savannah. | Pope Cables Congratulations. Pope Pius has cabled his con- gratulations to the cardinal, who prayed in an anniversary mass ‘Thursday that the United States “may be averted from war.” In the interview today, Cardinal Dougherty compared the sweep of events in Europe now to the bar- barian destruction of the ancient Roman empire. “If you keep history in minc,” he said, “you will know that the end | has not come. “God will bring good out of evil.” Spanlsh Youths Clamor For Gibraltar Control Br the Associated Press. MADRID, Spain, June 1.—Vigor- ous demonstrations of students clamoring for Spanish control of Gibraltar occurred for the second time late today, about the time Sir Samuel Hoare, new British Ambas- sador, arrived to take up his post. Heavy guards placed before the British and French Embassies dur- ing the morning were maintained tonight. Nearly 150 policemen and assault guards were assigned to pro- tect the property of the Allied gov- ernments. Falangist (Nationalist) youths pa- raded through the principal thor- oughfares shouting, “We want Gibraltar!” Evening newspapers published new articles concerning the fortified Rock with which Great Britain commands the entrance to the Mediterranean. News of the arrival of the new| British Ambassador was printed at the end of these articles. One group of students was dis- solved. Another crowd, forming quickly, shouted, “Gibraltar! Gibral- tar!” and sang “Face to the Sun,” the Spanish Fascist hymn. Sir Samuel succeeds Sir Maurice Peterson as Ambassaqor. Children Will Leave For Camp June 24 The first group of children to be sent to summer camps with funds raised by the Jewish Community Center will leave June 24 for Camps Louise and Airy, near Pen Mar, Md., it was announced yesterday. Physicians giving physical exam- fnations to 160 children under the direction of Dr. E. A. Cafritz last week included Drs. Sam Cohen, Paul Wilner, Ellis April, Philip Robin, Maxwell Hurston, Carl Silverman, Marie Ramme, Ann Rand, Louis Fraskin, William Perau, Herbert Diamond, Lawrence Jacobs, Arthur Lewis, Bernard Baer, Joseph Wagon- heim, Meyer Ostrower, Jerome Pas- ternak, Richard Guitter, Leon Na- thanson, A. A. Shapiro, Charles Aronstein, Samuel Feldman, Sam Tabb and Jack Kassan. Assisting the doctors were Misses S8ylvia Kaufman, Pearl Rappaport, | Ethel Sack, Lee Sheer, Blanche Schandler, Shulamith Novik, Leah Gordon, Dorothy Stepp, Faye Moss and Freida Aronson. Senator Nye to Speak Senator Nye, Republican, of North | Dakota will speak at a meeting of the Citizens’ Association of Green- belt, Md., at 8 p.m. tomorrow. “How Can America Keep Out of War?” will be his topic. Defense Budget Of U. S. Second To 2 War Years B the Associated Press. President Roosevelt’s request for | more than a billion dollars in addi- | tional preparedness funds puts the country's prospective military billl second . only to the outlays of its| two World War years. | If Congress approves all the pend- ‘ Ing defense legislation the amount | appropriated and authorized for lhe‘ iscal year beginning July 1 will be $4.672,011,352. ‘This sum compares with the ss- 148,795,000 spent on the Army and Navy in the fiscal year beglnning‘ July 1, 1917, and the 311011,38'7!!)0‘ expended in the year beginning July 1, 1918. In the fiscal year preceding Amer- fca’s entry in the World War the | cost of the two armed services was only $517,574,000, despite a prepared- | ness drive in the months prior to | .the declaration of war. 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