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Two Americans To teceive At Consistories Beginning Br HERBERT G. SPENCER Vatican City - (LTD - Two Americans and a foreign vis itor to the United States will receive the red hats of princes of the church at the consis tories beginning here Dec. 15. They will bring to 28 the number of cardinals who have served the church in the Uni ted States. Scheduled to receive their red hats from Pope John XXIII are two American-born archbishops, the Most Rev. Richard James Cushing of Boston and the Most Rev. John O'Hara of Philadelphia, and one Italian who was serv ing as apostolic delegate to the U.S., the Most Rev. Am leto Giovanni Cicognani. The new cardinals will bring to six the number of church princes still living who served in America. The others are: Francis Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of New York. James Francis Cardinal Mc Intyre, archbishop of Los An geles. Pietro Cardinal Fumasoni Biondi. Italian -born former aDostolic delegate to the U.S now serving in the Roman H40RK r'K&''w&m MAKE GIFT ITEMS A new project of the Medford 50-Plus club is a "Santa's Work shop," where members have been at work making Christmas gift items that will be on display at the Pythian hall Friday, Dec 12. The articles include doll clothes, doll quilts, aprons, pillow slips, towels, mittens, and crocheted items as well as jewelery, toys and novelties. Funds derived from the items will go to a specific benevolent fund. A variety of baked goods and coffee will be served as refreshments during the day. At work at their projects above are, left to right, Mrs. Martha Gregory, Mrs. Elizabeth Willms and Mrs. Helen Arnspiger, while Dr. Frank Roberts, president of the organi zation, and Leslie Dyke look on. 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SP 3-5433 EASY TERMS to Suit Your Budget curia as head of the church's Sacred Congregation for the Propogation of the Faith. Italians who have served as apostolic delegates in the U.S. and later became princes of the church, like Fumasoni Biondi, are often listed by Catholic publications as among the "American" card inals. Seven Italians Served There were seven other Italians who served in the of fices of the apostolic dele gates and one as a special papal envoy. One Italian and one French man have served as bishops in the United States, later to become cardinals in their own countries. One Italian and one Spaniard served religious or ders in America, and later became princes of the church. Twelve other cardinals, in cluding Archbishops Spellman and Mclntyre, were U.S.-born cardinals, elevated while arch bishops in American cities. Two of the U.S. cardinals were naturalized Americans, both born in Ireland. The first "American" card inal also was one of the first bishops in the U.S. He was Jean Cardinal de Cheverus, first bishop of Boston when the diocese was established in 1808, along with New York, Philadelphia and Mary land as the first in the newly-independent nation. Bishop de Cheverus return ed to his native France in 1823, was created cardinal there in 1836, but died that same year. First American-born Cardinal Italian-born Ignazio Persi co, a Capuchin, served as the fourth bishop of Savannah, from 1870 to 1872, and was made a cardinal after his re turn to Italy, in 1893. He died two years later. The First American - born cardinal, made a prince of the church because of his ec clesiastical position in the U.S., was John Cardinal Mc Closkey, who received his red hat in 1875. McCloskey was born in Brooklyn in 1810 and studied at the seminary of Mount St. Mary in Baltimore,Md., and in Rome. He was archbishop of New York from 1864 until his death in 1885. Succeeding cardinal created in the U.S. were: James Cardinal Gibbons, 1886: Born Baltimore in 1834; first apostolic vicar in North Carolina; bishop of Richmond, Va., 1872-77; archbishop of Baltimore, 1877 to his death in 1921. John Cardinal Farley, 1911; Born in Ireland, 1842; bishop of New York, 1895; archbish op of New York, 1902 until his death in 1918. William Henry Cardinal O' Connell, 1911: Born Lowell, Mass., 1859, rector, North American College in Rome, 1895-1901; bishop of Portland, Maine, 1901-1905; special pa pal envoy t o . Japan, 1905; archbishop of Boston, 1907 until his death in 1944. Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, 1921. Born Girardville, Pa., 1865; bishop of Nueva Sego via, and Jaro, Philippine Is lands; bishop of Buffalo, N.Y., 1915-18; archbishop of Phila delphia, 1918 until his death in 1951. George Cardinal Mundelein, 1924; Born New York City, 1872; auxiliary bishop o f Brooklyn; archbishop of Chi cago, 1915 until death in 1939. Patrick Cardinal Hayes, 1924: Born New York City, 1867; chief chaplain U. S. Army and Navy, World War I; archbishop of New York, 1919 untU death in 1938. John Cardinal Glennon, 1946: Born Ireland, 1862; rradiafed Feed Tesis fo Conlinua Corvallis-Tests on whether irradiated foods are whole some and safe to eat will be extended into the sixth year at Oregon State college this winter with a new $28,750 grant from the office of the surgeon general, department of the Army. White rats are used as test animals. They are being fed pork, peaches, carrots and jam irradiated for preservation at the Idaho Falls, Ida., atomic energy installation. Irradiated foods will keep for vastly longer periods than others and do not require re frigeration. They show con siderable promise for military and home use in the future. To date in the OSC tests, no differences whatever have been found between rats on irradiated and non-irradiated diets. Length of life, weight gains, body tissue composi tion, and number of off-spring are compared. Dr. Edward C. Bubl, agricultural chemist, is leader of the project. Since it was started in 1954, OSC has received grants totaling more than $200,000 for the tests. Station Vagon Said Taken from Local Lot A 1955 Nash Rambler sta tion wagon was stolen last week end from the used car lot of Jay Allen company, 1078 Court st., according to Medford police. The vehicle was taken from an open lot where it had stood with doors locked, Allen re ported. He said there was only one set of keys, and they had been in his possession. South America has more than four billion coffee trees, many of which stem from a single plant smuggled across the Atlantic in 1723 by a French naval officer. archbishop of St. Louis, 1903 until death in 1946. Died on way home from consistory which made him cardinal. Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 1946: Born Nashville, Tenn., 1887; bishop of Toledo, Ohio, 1921-30; archbishop of Mil waukee, 1930-39; archbishop of Chicago, 1939 until this year, when came to Rome to take high Vatican post but died. Died on Conclave Day Edward Cardinal Mooney, 1946: Born Mount Savage, Md., 1832; apostolic delegate to India, then Japan; bishop of Rochester. N.Y., 1933-37; archbishop of Detroit, 1937 until death this year on first doy of conclave which elected Pope John XXIII. Francis Cardinal Spellman, 1946: Born Whitman, Mass., 1889; auxiliary bishop of Bos ton, 1932-39; archbishop of New York, 1939 to present. James Francis Cardinal Mc lntyre, 1953: Born New York City, 183; auxiliary bishop of New York, 1941-46; coad jutor archbishop of New York, 1946-48; archbishop of Los Angeles, 1948 to present. Of the other foreign-born cardinal with American ties, Camillo Cardinal Mazella of Italy was a Jesuit teacher in New York during the latter years of the 19th century. 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