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Dismissed Priest
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As Catholic Priest
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. <£>)—The
Rev. Leonard J. Feeney, S. J.,
noted Roman Catholic author, lec
turer and poet, was dismissed Fri
day night from the Jesuit Order in
the latest move against him in a
six-month-old dispute.
Fr. Feeney -announced the dis
missal himself. He said it was for
alleged “disobedience.”
He was deprived of his priestly
functions on Jan. 1 by Archbishop
Richard J. Cushing, head of the
Boston Diocese, for approval of
teachings of three Boston College
lay professors that there is no sal
vation outside of the Catholic
church.
The alleged “disobedience” in
volved Fr. Freeney’s refusal in
September. 1948, to accept trans- :
fer to Holy Cross College in Wor
chester, a Jesuit institution.
Fr Feeney said he would con
tinue “as a Catholic priest, loyal
and devoted to the church and to
the Pope ...”
Monday, October 31, 1949
Adin. Sherman
May Head Navy
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WASHINGTON, {&)—Vice Ad
miral Forrest P. Sherman headed
today for Washington, bolstering
speculation that he will be picked
to succeed Adm. Louis Denfeld as
chief of naval operations.
The commander of the Sixth
Task Force in the Mediterranean
has been mentioned prominently
for the job from which Denfeld
was ousted. He has stayed on the
sidelines in the armed services
scrap which brought Denfeld’s re
moval.
Sherman left his fleet at Beirut,
Lebanon, and boarded a Pan
American airliner for the flight to
this country. Officials at London
headquarters of U. S. naval forces
in the Eastern Atlantic and Medi
terranean said he had been order
ed to return to the capital.
He is due to arrive in New York
early tomorrow.
An announcement of Denfeld’s
successor as well as a decision on
whether Denfeld will retire or ac
cept a lesser assignment is ex
expected soon.
Navy Will Lay Up
Many Ships
—
WASHINGTON. (/P)—The navy
is going to lay up 31 warships and
42 other vessels, to keep within
the reduced sums it will have to
j spend.
The ‘mothballing” program, an
nounced last night, is part ol' the
effort to held the total spending
on the armed services to $13,000,
I 000,000 in the fiscal year which
begins next July 1. That sum com
pares with $15,585,863,498 voted
by Congress.
By next July the navy expects
to have 237 combat vessels in op
1 eration as compared with 268 on
September 1. The fleet will be re
duced by four aircraft carriers
and the craft which support them.
Most of the reduction will be in
the Atlantic fleet.
Essex class carriers »27,000 tons)
i will be reduced from five to three,
smaller carriers of about 14,000
| tons will be increased from three
to four and the small “jeep” escort
carriers will be reduced from
seven to four.
Norman Angell, English econo
| mist, was born Ralph Norman
' Angell Lane.
Truman Signs
Largest Peacetime
Military Rill
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and for greater replacement cost.
“The present authorization for
increased procurement would thus
be merely the first step in an ex
panding program which would
have to be supported by greatly
increased appropriations in future
years.”
In his budget recommendations
earlier this year Mr. Truman ask
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48 groups. The Senate went along
with the President’s figure but the
House insisted on appropriating
for 58 groups. Just before Con
gress adjourned, the Senators
yielded on this issue and provision
for the larger air force went into
the bill.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE of ALBERT MILLER,
Deceased
No. 790
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 16th day of November,
1949. at the hour of 11:00 A. M. at
the office of the United States
Commissioner, Nome. Alaska, and
pursuant to an order of the Judge
of the Probate Court aforesaid,
Ole Hay. Administrator herein,
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash all right,
title and interest which the estate
of Albert Miller, deceased, has in
and to the following described
real and personal property, locat
ed in the City of Nome, Alaska,
the said property to be sold as one
unit, namely:
The South one-half (Vfc) of Lot
Fifteen (15) in Block Thirty
(30), Nome, Alaska, which
contains the following person
al property:
One Royal Kitchen Range
One Duo-Therm Oil Heater
Two Dressers
Two Tables
Four Old Chairs
Bed Stead, Bedding and Mat
tress
Miscellaneous Dishes and Kit
chen Equipment
DATED this 15th dav of Octo
ber, 1949.
Ole Hay,
Administrator
Pub. Oct. 17, 24, 31, Nov. 7, 1949.
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