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Archbishop May
Return to Post in
In Red Hungary
VIENNA, Austria, li*P — Com
munist Hungary said Saturday
Andras Hegedues has received
Roman Catholic Archbishop Jos
zeg Groesz and told him he could
return to his former post.
' The official Hungarian news
agency MTI said also Hegedues
told the archbishop he could as
sume the chairmari'ship of the
Roman Catholic bench of bishops
in Hungary.
MTI added these details to the
previous announcement Hungary
had granted a pardon to the arch
bishop. who was sentenced to 15
years in prison in 1951 on charges
of plotting to overthrow the Red
regime.
I Hungary announced last March
j it had suspended the sentence of
i Archbishop Groesz, who became
the country’s ranking Catholic
after the arrest of Cardinal Mind
szenty in 1949. ,
The archbishop wrote his broth
er recently that he had been
living under restricted freedom
in the village of Toszeg.
The news agency also released
a statement attributed to Arch
bishop Groesz in which he
thanked the prime minister and
promised to cooperate in “further
ing and deepening the good re
lations between the Catholic
Church and the state.’’
Austrian Catholic authorities
said they did not know what to
make of the statement attrib
uted to the archbishop. They
added, however, that in the eyes
of the church the head of Cath
olicism in Hungary is still Car
dinal Mindszenty, who was sen
tenced to life imprisonment in
1949 by the Communist govern
j ment for alleged high treason.
Mouse Eats $14,900 of
Man’s Life Savings
HILO, Hawaii, lift — Alejandro
Lomapa, a sugarcane cutter from
the Philippines, is convinced a
mouse has eaten his life savings
of $14,900, all in bills.
,The 55-year-old worker told po
lice he packed the money into
a space over his door. He hadn’t
peeked at the hoard since Decem
ber but when he took a look yes
terday all that remained were
small bits of what once were 745
twenty - dollar bills. Only three
were patchaible.
Lomapa has opened a savings
account in a Hilo bank.
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