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r qMOIMtffv N, X* COimiim-JCWRNAI,WlIDAA ^fAy30,t!>52 British Columbia Catholics C&tMfc, Ve&, Han -'->$ Fulton Oursler, 59, Eisenhower Praises Pope's 1^1 .'. • •;>'•; Convention Parade Fight Against Cotntniiiiisni Baltimore, M& •*- QtCft ^ K 11 To Conversion thoree-hoicr'- xarwde ttorougtfc 4ote» Demand Fair SJf&re ^i-. . *"J8Jif ~$Wh~(NC)— FultcmOtwsler, fo&s>s#in&autlior Zeist, The JNejaheriarnds »(Nb}-«ddt». Dwignt D. Eisefl- to>wn Baltimore will *K) a JSeatur* whose p^pasations for .-writing "T3ie Giiateafc. Story Eyer hower told Catholic, Protestant an*l Jengish ptjny chaplains of the nettiQiial convejotlort oi^bm For Schools->Not Ceitf Of Tola" led'Sin* into the Cnurch, die&herMow-. He was 59. here that the Pope Ms ^et am example to the free wild in, Catholier^arViiteraca and their Nriaoij, p. c. ~{NC)-~ British; penalfcedVlfi ©e alternative.' of AuEEhQr Of 25 books and live 'his sjtoltUBil leadership against Ladies' Auxiliary .hear* jftan* !»*- fair ahare. cate his child — 'the State is the wrote In '"The Road to Eamai- -*m tha mortad thing that Is ooramtmisny ted desert areas of onfr 4*tt\ira. ously to paying taxes whh go grave injustice to take any part general mnde ganthatl zatfotries tno overwhelm our : entirely to the public schools servant of the parent. This is a of Protestant tax money and use cus," tvhlchi tells of the spiritual try, has W&mb tM' tM$fefc democracy. All else is dictator­ aucJb. s state- havearthe , thaledt triethes to win the souls, and most dfestjtat© iSj^'.'fit while they must also support it for the support of Catholic pilgrimage of 15 converts. raent," the oi .men, ami that •will reduce and \.' their own schools. This "double ship. Catholic parents want all Public Schools. battle against our Ataetican meSfiJijjr |Ut^ studies to be shown in their re­ It was wlille making notes for A r chbishop degrade them to- pawns handled taxation" exists nowhere else in "Second, Catholics do not want "The Greatest Story Ever Told," Archbishop said, "he by tb.« pow«r which has Its sseat (Hex omrfhixd of Ite^tqjv x - Canada, although it Is the rule lationship to God —- the Author gotten ^&8|tic^H|- tm '•. '.0k. anoTthe End draff knowledge. to attack the public school sys­ which he said he had planned as Cashing should at in the Kremlin," in the United States. tem. "an elevator boy's life of Jesus," least qualify that statement." The B. C. Catholic Education "Finally, Catholic want what A May 19 dispatehi fronts The ' CENEEt AL KSENHOWKB every slricere citizen of B.C. in­ "-CATHOLICS BESMECT the that Mr. Onursler reached his de­ continued ^ "1 believe that His Association is opposing "any po- God-given right of every Protes­ editor of America, and~the Rev. Hague, the Netherlands, quot­ • litical party which denies min­ stinctively desires — harmony cision to enter the Church. Yet ed Gen. Elsenhower as satylng (the Pope's) example must be tant -to send his child to the last year, in receiving the Card­ aiarttn J, Scott, S.J., author who followed an along the lino, and; ority rights in education" in the and peace, among all su'~ Jeers — school which Is In keeping with is attached to St Francis Xavler's that he intended to lell (lie provincial elections June 12. not bitterness toward any politi­ inal Gibbons Medal from the chaplains of the NATO forces that this Is not to bo confln«3 to his religjoua belief — the Public Alumni Association of the Cath­ Church, New York City. the clergy.** - .v HERB IS WHAT British Co­ cal party, any racial group, any School. Catholics believe that the next day that they -were religious creed. olic TJnlvexsity of America, he Besides writing eight novels not doing their Jo*. On the (Same months ago, General, lumbia Catholics want, according just as the man who holds the ander his own name, he wrote Elsenhower was quoted as say-. to the Prospector: "But there can be no harmony, highest office' in our country }s said he felt that his conversion following: day, a dispatch Strom eight book - length detective Zeist, the Netherlands, said: Ing tfaat he was a Protestant, aK "First, Catholics want their no,peace, where one group is a product of the Catholic Public began more than 40 years prev­ stories under the name of An­ "Apparently Gen. Elscnlwower though not a member of any School System (Canadian Prime ious. That was when as a cub changed his mind about giv­ partieular church.") Minister Louts St. Laurent), so reporter he met and was inspired thony Abbot. ing the chaplains at dressing many great statesmen and schol­ •Hie Genexal came to tho Nfetlt- by the' famous Cardinal and In 1950 Mr, Oursler served as down." , erlands during his farewell tour ars have cone from the Public Arciibishor* of Baltimore in 191L president ot the Catholic Insti­ School. ol countries linked together in tute of the Press, New York City, Archbishop Cusbdng suld "the North Atlantic T*eatf <3f. "Third. Catholics do not want MB. OUKSLEE. WAS born In that If the European command­ Baltimore to a Protestant family and is 1931 he received the insti­ ganizatlon €NATO). In his ad­ necessarily an Integration in the er thought the chaplains -were dress to the chaplains who came public school system — this was descended from the earliest set­ tute's literary award. Last No­ not doing their Job, ho might tlers ot Maryland. His ancestors from the various countries rep* a mere proposal. Catholics al­ vember he gave a featured ad­ at least have explained -Why. resented In NATO, General 1BI* ready f ollpw the course of studies had fought in all the Amerlcaa dress at the national congress of laid down by the Department of' wars. He attended Baltimore pub­ The Archbishop also said he enhower stressed -^he Irajwrtoice fiducation.™ lic schools. Although brought up. the Confraternity of Christian had received r letter irom ot spiritual" leadership ' arid d& clareta that the struggle-lor fxec< -. —. o' a Baptist, "in the middle of my Doctrine in Chicago. Archbishop Aloysluat J, teens I announced to my friends Sluencli, Papal Nuncio to Ger­ dom and' tiie vvtiole concept ol His books include "Father Flan­ many, asking him "to do some- NATO must bo based on rellgtoui Japanese Convert that I was an agnostic," he re­agan of Boys' Town," which he called later. thing about the pictures c*t? pin­ faith. - * dian childrea like thia ar» wrote in collaboration with his up girls and bathingr beaotles1* tiwighfr feMW thearlivSa^iit General Dies Afler reporting for the Balti­ son, "Will Oursler, who followed appearing in the army JHIMI. FBXEDOCM AND faith go to. a white "ma^fa w,orI4 to 3ietej»» more American and later becom­ him Into the Church. cation Stars and Stripes. gether, the ^General xaid, pointing ToSyo—(NtCJ—A few honra ing its music critic, he went to ifee^bodie^cle^Bwaahes^yV arfter Japaii'a World VP*r a New York as managing editor ol out tfaat the communist dictators and^ theor SOBIS, J>IO>8&QS: -to General Isamu Yokohama died Music Trstdes. From 1921-42 he have found it necessary to deny God. Ym cm, l)ec«rft* «- j)tr/fc awddenly In Sugamo prison was editor In chief of Macfaddesi PYote&tant Parents Plan, God, while "democracy said of this g3«at-worls m waaiera-, here, a Maw was sald'for him Publications, and tor the last VI freedom eras'the translation Into hiring it in your pfi$m*..fflL , there by one of the Salesiaa of these years also editor in chief byiielpiiig us to Aeud fln« rt*-* ' Fathers. Hundreds of other political terms ol a deep a&U< of Liberty. In 1944 he became Fifty New Day Schools ing religious falQi among men," terial tlungs needed fcaar ,th» prisoners attended" the Blass. a senior editor of'the Header** Grand BapMs— (BJfS) — kind in the nation, Jt now his •HPork., * * ' \ ' Inclodlng many who once held DIgjest, and he has written many Groups of parents plan to or­ 15S schools as members, lo­ He declared that, in thesd days, high rani in tha Japanese feature articles for that maga­ ganise at least 'BO more Chris­ cated in 24 states and three the causes, for which men and Why HOf «ttd « (estsfOBal army and navy. zine. tian day schools in the next provinces of ^ Cantab. Fifteen natioans go to war, are "largely •taft now lor our Yntiastt »ia- General ITokobams was con­ F*or many years he supervised few years, it was announced of the 158 are Christian, high Ideological** in dtaracter, sionaneat «fw aw* taem ** « ment store In downtown Tokyo. Harold C Gardiner, S.J., literary the leading organization of its. aafchty wlad aaat la the Ami ef tanxue* •* fire, aaaalag these eat lata cation In a World of Oiatos." tent his men Into battle sinking UM wide warld te sfiag it the Gaea News tf Carat. Aad Be okuipd On Lady tt*» the Matter at Samws to ts* Qaeaa af UM Apasttest T»Ur»ttwrMsd«au»«i^«tk«rCiirWai*f«rUift«»«UwrC«»«l«i iato«grKwEast MlasiMlasda. Catyeua«V»rt«•* of them? This wtek we appeal tseeially far SISTsje CYMLLA, • aarlce with tht Balers af the Hely Hearia at BQtfaye, Lebansn. She caa be year aisrtea eaattbter. Skt needs il5t for tats last year ef hertnbaia*. The* wa an at-ayerfaUy tttsefal that awmeeae will adapt THOMAS, wsa saa_flya reus **_«•*• °M Aitar- ta st *"***'* Seaabaar?, Always, Zadia, art "will seed 9St#. Evea If these siuaa are Uto great, joar mootab deposit la MARY'S BANK for Near Eaat ami or for the CHRY8OST0MS. far the »o»«rt of Near Eaat •eaainariaas, will da wonder*, FORGOTTENT TWO HEARTS With June IS coming, shall we Slowly we arc gathering the forget FATHER'S DAY? Ha may funds needed to build our SHRINE CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF be with us or gone to God, hut he FA.TIMA among tha poor of tha ' will be very pleased with your gift Sisters of-the Destitute fn Alwaye, If living, why sot tend him oar India. In it we hope to place the beautiful three-color GUT CARD, STATUE OF MARY'S IMMACU­ wying you ara having Mass of­ LATE HEART of Fatima and tha. STATUE OF TB&'- SACKED fered by a Nexr East igha'iMiarifc HEABT of Jesus. Each will coat or have'given a sicred artlcla to a J10O. It you cannot do this, any poor Mission Chapel in bis name? mlta helps raite this Shrine. imgoirggATM^wm

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