Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1948 — Page 5
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By WILLIAM 1. NEWTON, Sorippe- Howard Staf = |Coune TEE ETE TI your own business. But in
Yugoslavia" EE Event Ey caemegtatic People shout : 3 C. Oliver The church is persecuted in Yugoslavia a ne Membership organiof some clerical visitors who viewed the Situation through Tose: ne Be RB. Peoples, glasses. There are now more than 250 Catholic a cleats, Ah4 Rob. sale from Catholic : No member of the army may|There used to be 150 ited vs every \| newspapers. Now there are four G. Harold Duling, H. C. and they are rigidly censored. Anh Msdnieat!, ~ Teaching of the oland, Henry J. prohibited in the Jr.,, and Thomas D. provinces, is that abit Con a children constitutes a political Committes
People Crowd Churches Preaching from the it under such severe 2 Saul Rabb, James Robb, Mrs. attend church. The penalty for) that most priests read their ser-/ Earl H. Stumpf, Dr. Chester W.
NURSES GRADUATE—Miss Jessie L. Groves fleft), class sponsor, and Miss Joan Coffey (right), acting director of the Indiana University Training School for Nurses, officiated at traditional pinning ceremonies when 40 nurses were graduated last night. Receiving their pins are (left to right) Miss Margaret Menefee, Vincennes; Miss Marilou Judy, Muncie, and Miss Barbara a Logan, Elmira, N. Y,
ting caught in the loss of his TONS from established Catholic| Wharton and Mrs. Anna P. Stout. au must be carefull "X's. Some of the most stringent] Members of the program and : penalties against the priests— projects committee are
about what they say from the such as the death sentence—have Dr. Howard J. Ba pulpit. The penalty for stepping been relaxed recently. Dortch, Dr, 3, Buimgrin, Cul Local Realty Dealers over the line in & sermon is &| Under the watchful eyes of the|the Rev. Rbbert Hartman. runes 10 Attend Convention’ harsh prison sentence, secret police, the people are per- Kiser, Willard B. Ransom, Dr. Members of the Indianapoll But despite all these things, the/ mitted “liberty of worship” and Richard Rettig and Willlam J. R al te will atten churches in Yugoslavia are crowd-| they crowd the churches to the Stout. eal Estate Board
ed every Sunday, far beyond what rafters. The public relations group ill
th when religion was free he country: David Whips Goliath
I talked with an old priest var Jr. Kenneth Church, Rabbi Mauabout it and he told me, “It On Driver's Permit Law rice Goldblatt, George Higgins, seems Christianity thrives under; KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 2/John W. Hillman, Walter Leéckpersecution. After all, that is the (UP)—David whipped Goliath|rone, Mrs. Montgomery Lewis, way it began.” |again yesterday. George Losey, James A. The Catholics have been the For this’ drama, David was and Willard Worcester. principal target, but the smaller Portrayed by Kansas City, Kas, Protestant denominations have and the Goliath was Kansas City, Shortages to Shut GM
not escapéd persecution. . . Catholle Schools Ousted | Collath had been trying to Plants in Michigan make a driver's license law stick. Mostly the clerics arrested are If a person living outside Kansas charged with collaboration with'City, Mo., made 15 visits a year
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dianapolis delegates will be DETROIT, Sept. 2 (UP)—Al It Hote! General Motors automobile plants in Michigan will close tomorrow
“ths enemy,” with espionage, or to the city, he was suposed to|until next Wednesday, because of| Baby Drowns in River HEBRON, B8ept. 2 (UP)~—Funeral services were planned to-| The company said 75.000 work-{day for Elmer Lee Mierau, 22-mile-long intercity ers will be laid off in the Buick,|months-old, who drowned yestera Catholic school viaduct a no-man’s land. Goliath |Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac, Olds- day in the Kankakee River. The was recovered after the
with fascism. Sometimes they are buy a 50-cent driver's license. steel shortag - hauled up under the all-inclusive! David threatened to take re-/ nounced aD the company ah charge of “crimes against the'taliatory steps which might have people.” That can mean anything.'made the I - Sati wi it. K Cc Chi eft in, a country with' qu ansas City Police lef | mobil about 40 per cent (8 million) of Henry W, Johnson said the law Mobile and SM truck and coach boll its people Catholics. Nuns have been expelled whole- city drivers.
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