Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 246, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1935 — Page 5

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POPE TO NAME NEW CARDINALS, VATICAN HINTS Pius to Call Consistory in Early Spring, London Sources Advised. Bp \FA Hrr ir, LONDON. Feb 22 Predictions that early in spring Pope Plus XI ili rail a consistory and narrw a considerable number of new cardinals have emanated from Roman sources close to the Vatican. This prophecy is based upon two thtnes 1 Never in recent years has the number of cardinals in the Sacred College been so low. The number when the college is complete 'which is not often achieved, is 70—six cardinal bishops .V) cardinal priest* and 14 cardinal deacon.-. At present the college only has 52 members. There are thus 18 vacancies. ’talians Lose Majority 2. Ti recent years there never has been a situation like that of the present when there are 26 Italian cardinals and 26 of other nationalities. Just before the recent death of Cardinal Bourne, primate of Grea' Britain, the number actually stood 27 foreigners to 26 Itallians There is no absolute rule that the pope mast be an Italian priest nor that the majority in the Sacred College must be Italians, but this Italian preponderance usually has been observed. At present the foreign cardinals, according to countries, are as follows: France. mx; United States, four; Germany. three; Spain, three; Poland, two; Belgium, Ireland. Hungary. Canada. Czechoslovakia. Portugal. Austria and Brazil, one earh. Those representing the United States are order of appointment: William Cardinal O'Connell of Boston. Dennis Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia. George Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago and Patrick Cardinal Hayes of New York City. Great Britain Has No Primate One of the reasons why a consistory will not be long delayed, is that the death of Cardinal Bourne leaves Great Britain without a primate and there is anxiety to fill this vacancy. Names are already being canvassed by the English bishops, but the Pope has the last and final word. He may choose one from the number of names of suggested to him. or he may go outside it. Another reason for naming a number of new Cardinals is that the Pope himself is 78 and the majority of the members of the Sacred College are old men. ranging from 65 to 85. The baby, so to speak, of the college is Cardinal Carejcira of Portugal, who is only 46. Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles repor'ed so police as stolen fceiong to H D Armstrong 3031 N New Jersey-st. Chevrolet coach. 37-158. Irom in front of his home Mr- enter Cos. Auburn Plymouth coach 435-891 from Oarage in rear of 2250 N Talho*-av Frank Dowling. 5507 Washington-blvd. Ford standard coupe. 35-747. from rear of his home. Oarw-t n. Shuman. 6138 Central-av. Ford eosrh. 23-110. from St. Clair and Meridian-sts M B Merritt. 5414 Ouilford-av. Stuclebaker -edan. 30-959, from garage in rear of his home BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to W A Ward. 826 N New Jersey-st. Ford coach, found at Bclmont-av. and White River-blvd Louis Kggert. 1040 Fatrfleld-av. Ford coupe, found two miles northeast of Miifersrllle. stripped Harry Borman. 1361 Sheibv-st. Chevrolet sedan found at 45’h-st and Ralston road, stripped four wheels, four tsres. generator and batterv Dorothy Mae Powe 143 S Shertdan-av. Buick roach, found at Fay and Hardingsts badly wrecked. Robert Harrine'on. 1120 F 35th-st. Ford coach, found in rear of 3629 Coiiseum-av. stripped three wheels and three tires. Ouake Hooks Central Chile P’i 1 nit- f I'r• SANTIAGO. Chile. Feb. 22. A strong 30-second earthquake shock was felt throughout central Chile at 5 a. m. today. No damage was reported.

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