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OF
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DISTINCTION'
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"BILL"
WILL
IWIC
CARDINALS
Death'
Reduces
Numbers
of
Princes
of
the
Church
from
69
To
41
By
LOUIS
ZACCARDI
Associated
tress
Writer
VATICAN
CITY,
May
23
(AP)
The
cardinals
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
advisers
of
the
Supreme
Pontiff
and,
at
his
death,
electors
of
his
successor
now
number
only
41
out
of
a
normal
70,
a
new
low
for
modern
times
that
raises
the
question
of
holding
a
consistory.
Well
Informed
Vatican
circles
expect
this
to
take
place
soon
now
that
the
war
In
Europe
has
ended.
Despite
the
fact
that
Plus
XII
has
been
Pope
for
more
than
six
years,
this
would
foe
the
first
consistory
under
his
pontificate.
Several
times
the
number
of
car
dinals
ieii
even,
lower,
but
no
other
Pontiff
has
allowed
such
a
!
long
period
to
elapse
without
creating
new
ones.
The
Popes
have
generally
fol
lowed
the
custom
of
leaving
one
or
two
seats
vacant,
but
In
1517
the
number
of
cardinals
had
dropped
to
18.
Pope
Leo
X
called
a
consistory
and
created
31
new
cardinals
,the
most
ever
created
at
one
time.
In
December,
1935,
Pius
XI
created
19
new
cardinals,
bring
ing
the
total
up
to
69.
Since
then
there
have
been
no
proclamations
and
the
death
of
28
men
has
accounted
for
the
pres
ent
low
figure.
Of
the
69
cardinals
In
1935,
39
were
Italian,
three
German,
four
American,
six
French,
three
Spanish,
two
Polish,
two
Czech,
and
Belgium,
Hungary,
Portugal,
Ireland,
Brazil,
Canada.
Austria,
the
Middle
East,
Argentina
and
Great
Britain
each
had
one.
Deaths
Since
1935
Of
the
28
that
have
died
since
1935,
14
were
Italian
and
14
non
Italian,
including
three
Amerl
cans,
two
French,
two
Spanish,
one
Portuguese,
one
Brazilian
and
one
British.
This
leaves
Por
tugal,
Brazil
and
Britain
without
cardinal,
while
the
United
States
has
lost
three
of
Its
four
It
Is
eenerallv
believed
that
the
vacant
seats
will
toe
lined
the
way
they
were
In
1935,
al
though
some
Vatican
sources
be
lieve
the
number
of
seats
70
fixed
by
Slxtus
V
in
1568
may
Kinsmen's
Boxing
At
"Y"
Tonight
Two
feature
bouts
and
eight
schoolboy
fights
will
be
tne
events
of
the
Kinsmen's
boxing
tournament
to
be
held
In
the
vmca
evmnaslum
tonight
as
initial
feature
of
their
May
24
celebration.
The
principal
bout
will
be
between
Garth
Elder,
Soo
Suds,
127-opunder,
and
Billy
Anderson,
125
pounds.
The
fight
will
be
for
a
decision
in
rour
two-minute
rounds.
Garth
was
awarded
the
best
sportsman;
troDhy
at
the
Northwest
Service
Command
boxing
tournament
early
in
April,
and
Billy
Ander
son
was
also
a
popular
contender
In
the
tournament.
A.
non-de
clslon
exhibition
bout
between
Benny
Windle,
145
pounds,
and
Leo
Adolph
will
also
be
an
out
standing
feature.
be
increased.
Some
think
less
Important
cardinal
sees
may
be
abolished
and
new
ones
created.
It
is,
here
pointed
out
that
the
greater
part
of
the
voluntary
aid
for
Italian
relief
has
been
supplied
by
American
(Catholics,
wherefore
the
Pope
may
be
Induced
to
consider
creating
new
sees
In
the
United
States.
The
same
can
be
said
for
South
America,
which,
though
predomin
antly
Catholic,
has
only
two
car
dinal
sees.
Pope
Pius
XII's
reluctance
to
call
a
consistory
has
not
come
as
a
surprise
to
students
of
Vatican
affairs,
for
the
war
came
shortly
after
hfs
coronation,
A
consistory
Is
generally
an
occa
sion
for
festive
rejoicing
In
the
church,
and
this
would
have
violated
the
austere
atmosphere
of
mourning
maintained
In
the
Vatican
because
of
the
Pontiff's
repeated
denunciation
of
the
war.
Furthermore,
the
creation
of
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
take
proper
care
of
the
piano?
A.
If
the
piano
Is
near
a
heat
register
or
radiator,
keep
a
pan
of
water
under
it.
When
the
pan
dries
out
refill
it.
This
will
give
the
piano
the
necessary
moisture
It
requires.
Q.
How
can
I
easily
remove
ccrks
from
mucilage
bottles?
A.
The
cork
of
a
glue
or
mucil
age
bottle
can
be
removed
without
the
least
difficulty
the
next
time
wanted
If
It
Is
rubbed
with
a
little
lard.
new
cardinals
would
Involve
cer
tain
questions
of
policy
Incon
venient
to
raise
now..
Conse
quently
the
Pope
has
deemed
It
advisable
to
postpone
such
ac
tion
until
the
end
of
hostilities.
"V-E
DAY"
DOES
NOT
MEAN
MORE
CARS
That
peace
In
Earope
will
not
immediately
bring
new
automobiles
In
Canada
Is
the
pertinent
reminder
from
the
Department
of
Munitions
and
Supply.
Mean
while
cars
are
slowly
wearing
out,
and
it
will
be
at
least
a
year
a
year
from
V-E
Day
before
passenger
car
production
will
be
sufficient
to
replace,
dally
losses
due
to
old
age
and
accident.
Re
pair
men
are
scarce,
and
will
be
until
the
veterans
find
their
way
back
to
their
former
Jobs.
Im
provement
in
the
supply
of
tires
will
be
slow.
On
the
other
hand,
the
motor
ing
public
has
responded
admir
ably
to
meet
the
emergency.
In
peace-time
Canada
had
about
1,-
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On
Another
Shell
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In
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three
half
shells
are
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and
a
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After
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half
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ahout
on
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1
In
the
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arena,
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
has
achieved
an
unenviable
position
as
the
most
adept
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game
operator
in
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;
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after
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for
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thing
and
have
found
they
really
got
something
clse-7-or
in
most
cases
nothing.
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Mr.
King
and
what
remains
of
his
following
are
going
to
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you
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bet.
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