Riversdale Man Enters Hospital
y 81VIRLY J. CHRISTIAN
J. M. Burkhart went to Eugene
on Monday where he entered the
hospital for surgery for a back in
jury. Visits Brother, Family
Oelmar Christian of Springfield
visited on Sunday with his brother,
Neil Christian, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey en
tertained as dinner guests last
week Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burk
hart and - daughter, Kathy, and
Claudia Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Guilev recent
ly spent a day in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trussell
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went to Yoncalla on Sunday where
they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Day, former ftiversdale
residents.
Construction is progressing on
the new home of Mr. snd Mrs.
Wallace Cox. - ' ,,
SPEEDBOAT OPENS FIRE
BERLIN I The West Berlin
newspaper Telegraf reported
Thursday that a Soviet oeedboat
opened fire on an East German
sea police boat whose 33-man crew
were fleeing to West Germany. The
paper said two of the East Ger
mans were killed and four wound
ed. following Elmer when
outl" .
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Peron's Break
By FRED 1. STROZIIR
. BUENOS AIRES IA-A series of
actions by President Juan D. Per
on has lessened the power. of the
Roman Catholic Church in several
aspects of Argentine affairs. But
there is no noticeable evidence, as
of today, that Peron's actions have
weakened the support of his fol
lowers, most of them Catholics.
He has been ' battling the clergy
openly for about three months, anil
so far has won all the battles.
He started it because religious
groups, apparently counting on
support of the Catholic Church, de
cided to form a Christian Demo
cratic party like those that have
won widespread support in Italy
and Germany since the last war.
If such a party got an effective
start in a predominantly Catholic
country like Argentina, it mi?ht
one day effectively challenge Per
on's own Peronista party. Peron
recognized the threat when less
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With Church
discerning politicos had not yet
sensed it. Peron saw that such a
party could 'oppose him on some
parts of his program that the
church did not like. He was ready
to legalize divorce and reopen
houses of prostitution, and he al
ready had antagonized the Catholic
hierarchy by giving illegitimate
cnuaren the same rigms as legiti
mate children in Argentina.
. The President made I fiery
speech Nov. 10 in which he named
three bishops and 21 other Catho
lie clergymen as open enemies of
his regime. He said they were try-
Ins to infiltrate labor unions and
other organizations supporting him
in order to undermine his govern
ment, i
.Quickly, all parts of the Peron-
isu movemeni snouiea approval.
All but a handful of independent
newspapers joined in the chorus.
There were few dissenters among
his- backers.
By Jot Fischer
MkD NO LEfiN. tASMUid
REM. H0TH6R WOULDN'T HMS
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Gains Favor In
One woman senator from Cor
doba province refused to go along
on legalized divorce. She was ex
pelled from the Peronista parly
and forced to resign from the Sen
ate. A few religious leaders around
the country quit minor govern
ment jobs.
Ten priests were arrested for
causing disturbances or for dis
respect of the President. ' One
priest served 30 days in jail, two
others were placed under house
arrest for five days and one was
fined 100 pesos (about 7.
The church's traditional right to
appoint teachers of religious edu
cation was canceled. Priests serv
ing in schools were discharged.
Churches were denied the right to
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RADIO SERVICING I FLOOR COVEIINS ll '
Argentina
hold outdoor meetings or march
in processions. Two religious pro
grams on Buenos Aires radio sta
tions were cut otf the air.
In a few days, Congress obedient
ly legalized divorce, and Peron by
decree authorized houses of pros
titution. .
The church Itself has taken a
carefully moderate position. The
cardinals and bishops issued two
pastoral letters which were read
in all Argentine churches defend
ing the clergy from charges of in
terfering in political affairs. They
also wrote Peron urging him to
veto the divorce law, but he signed
It lust the same.
The Vatican newspaper VOsser
vatore Romano has published edi-
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Fri., Jan. 21; 1955 The
Three Riddle Men Assigned To Posts
By KRMA BEST
Three young men who left Oct.
24 for the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds in Maryland, after com
pleting their basic training in Ft.
Ord, Calif., have finished theit
training there and received their
assignments. Dan Cowley and Ed
gar Brown will ship out on Jan.
28 for service in Austria, and Al
bert Broughton has been assigned
to Alaska for his tour of duty.
Registrar Returns
Miss' Marvel Miller, registrar
at Northwestern College, Evans
ton, 111., left by plane Sunday after
five days of attending her aunt.
Mrs. Ethel Means, whose death
occurred on Monday. Miss Miller
also visited her uncle, Pete Gar-
nant. It was her first return here
since leaving 50 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Worsham and
ion. Billy, returned Sunday from
Santa Maria, Calif., where they
went to spend the holidsyi with
Mrs. worsham s parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Walter Stokes. They were
accompanied home by Mr. Stokes.
TOO SEXY Avis Scott, a
television onnouncer, is shown
in the type gown which is re
ported to have cost her job
with the British Broadcasting
Company. BBC 1 spokesmen
said that Miss Scott, who is
29, hod the status of a guest
announcer, and that no pro
grams suitable for her are in
the offing. Miss bcotr, a bru
nette with hazel eyes, said
she thought she was fired be
cause she was "too sexy for
the job." (AP Wirephoto).
torials severely critical of Peron's
stand,
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News - Review, Reieburg, Ore.iIJ
Norman Gelling, district manag
er for Farmers Insurance, Port
land, was a Thursday visitor:-at
the home of his uncle, William
Gelling. It was the fu'st Mime
they had seen each other since the
visitor's wedding in 1930.
Columbia River Entrance
Improvements Sought
PORTLAND Wl Portland, Long
view, Vancouver and Astoria inter
ests Intended to ask Oregon and
Washington congressmen to try to
get appropriations for improving
the Columbia River entrance. .
Chambers of Commerce and port
officials were critical at a meeting
here Wednesday of President Ei
senhower's budget message for
failing to include funds for dredg
ing and building jetties at the en
trance. i'
They said the congressmen would
be asked to try to get 8 Vi million
dollars, authorized by a previous
Congress for the channel. -
"It. is unwise economy to let a
bottleneck form at the river en
trance," said R. L. Clark, presi
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