Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-04-09 | Page 13 | Bishop Kearney Talks on Peace

BISHOP KEARNEY TALKS ON PEACE Kiwanis Club Hear Hearg Attack on War Congress should be deprived of the right to declare war and a plebiscite plebiscite plc- plc should be required before an appeal s taken to the of arms the Most Rev James E E. Kearney Kearne D. D D D. bishop of the Catholic Catholic Catholic Cath Cath- olic diocese of Salt Lake told KIwanis Ki- Ki vanis wanis club members at the Hotel Hole Utah Thursday Speaking as part of observance of Holy week and Easter Bishop Kearney said that in the 18 years ears since sinco the delirium of Armistice day there has been a history o of competitive armament cutthroat tariff wars and mutual disturbance between nations The war to end war seems to have been a ghastly failure he said Few wished war yet et the roots of ot war remain The international cockpit cockpit cockpit cock cock- pit is still ready for mutual butch butch- ery Bishop Kearney made a plea for forthe forthe forthe the Use of influence to avert war and if war war should come to keep us out of it Nationalization of ot arms manufacturing manufacturing manufacturing manu manu- would prevent American manufacturers from providing political political political po po- po- po enemies with arms to be used against us he said As Bishop Kearney was making his plea against war a hour 12 Vigil for Peace began at lat the tho Cathedral Cathedra of the Madeleine It will end at midnight mid mid- night A priest is' is in- in inch ch charge rge of prayer each hour Bishop Kearney was in charge from 4 to G 5 p. p m. m and also will vill preside at the tho last hour The vigil is open to the public