Will Remove Married Monks from Temples in Korea
Seoul government under President Syngman Rhee orders the removal of all married Buddhist monks from more than 1,000 temples by the end of June. It remains unclear if the removals will involve force.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
8
Seoul government under President Syngman Rhee orders the removal of all married Buddhist monks from more than 1,000 temples by the end of June. It remains unclear if the removals will involve force.
The Edger ton grade school dedication occurred last night in the new building auditorium. Lloyd Stafford of Ottawa gave the address with Neil McCarthy, director of the Board of Education, presiding. Total cost was 148134.08 including a sewage system. Eight modern classrooms with work counters sinks wardrobes and teachers closets are provided along with a clinic lounge principal's office locker rooms kitchen and multipurpose room. The monolithic concrete structure uses face brick exterior and a 20 year bonded roof. Architects were Williamson Loesback and Associates of Topeka for dual use with the adjacent high school.
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission awarded three contracts for state lake sites. M. W. Watson Co. of Topeka won the Osage County lake project with a bid of 79710 and a completion date set for November 30. Hughes and Simpson of Neodesha won 22411 for Wilson County lake site miscellaneous work. Chapman Construction Co. of Yates Center won 10010 for a caretaker's house at Woodson County lake.
Rhee's move is hailed as a victory by about 500 unmarried monks and nuns who began a hunger strike days ago to press their plea, drawing attention to the country's religious and political tensions.
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