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WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 -Ph
The government today created
psychological warfare high com
mand to direct this nation's global
propaganda fight with Soviet com
munists. Secretary of Stat Acheson will
supervise the intensified new pro
gram. -; " '
- The board will devise propagan
da and counter propaganda strat
egy and the various means ra
dio, leaflets and the like to carry
it out "- '
Establishment of the agency was
announced by the state depart
ment. Formally named, the "na
tional phychologieal strategy
board," the organization will op
erate under the general supervi
sion of Acheson with Assistant
Secretary Edward W. Barrett as
chairman.
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lighted dgaret thrown into a box
of firecrackers caused destruction
by fire of the Willamette City
bowling alley yesterday.
bnerman Tiller, operator, ' said
the firecrackers were in a box be
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Church Ranks
' By John Kederlek
LONDON, Aug. 17-(ff)-The nor
mally distant , but courteous rela
tions between' the church of Eng
land and the Vatican were strain
ed tonight over the projected new
Roman Catholic dogma that the
Virgin Mary went to heaven in
body as well as in spirit
The Vatican city newspaper
Losservatore Romano announced
Monday Pope Pius XII had called
a secret consistory for October 30
to make belief in Mary's bodily
ascension a dogma of '" church.
This means the worM's 423,000,
000 Roman Catholics must accept
that belle' as an article of faith or
expose themselves to hersey. The
pronouncement is to be made No
vember 1.
Two of England's foremost An
glican churchmen declared there
wasn't a shred of evidence, cither
"in the scriptures or In the teach
ings of the early church," to sup-
Dort that doctrine.
Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, archbishop
of Canterbury, and Dr. Cyril F.
Garbett, archbishop of York, is
sued a formal statement saying:
"We profoundly regret that the
Roman Catholic church has chos
en by this act to increase dogmat
ic differences in christen 'om and
has thereby gravely injured, the
growth of understanding between
Christians based - on a ccenmon
pocjession of the fundamental
truths of the gospel.
"The church of England refuses
to regard as requisite for a saving
faith any doctrines or opinions
which are not plainly contained in
tre scriptures."
The church of England, created
after King Henry VIII severed ties
with Rome in the 16th century, is
Protestant Episcopal. Its member
ship, including Wales, Scotland
and Ireland, is about 3,700,000. A
segment of the membership would
like to see deser relations between
Canterbury and the V itican. i
The English -church and Rome
have been at loggersheads over
questions of dogma on at least two
other occasions in the past 100
years. These were the Catholic
proclamations of the immaculate
conception of Mary In 1854 and of
the infallibility of the p pe on
question of faith and morals, en
unciated In 1870.
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WASHINGTON,' A uf. 17
Republicans and democrats formed
a solid bloc today to ram through
the senate finance committee Pres
ident Truman's "first installment"
$3,000,000,000 tax-boosting bilL
The measure is intended to help
arm the non-communist world
against red aggression. -
After the unanimous committee
vote. Chairman George (D-Ga)
predicted quick senate and house
approval. The bill may go to the
White House by September L
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COOS BAY, Ore, Aug. 17 -JPh
West coast lonsshormen leaders
announced today they Would co
operate with the government's
waterfront security program up
to a point.
"We will fight against. screen
ing being used for purposes of
discrimination or for the purpose
of establishing a blacklist," they
warned in an announcement after
a caucus session here.
A man barred from working
military ships should not be barr
ed completely from the waterfront,
they said, adding he should be
allowed to work on commercial
lobs.
Further," they demanded the
right of appeal for any longshore
man rejected "under military
screening. They also asked the
right of counsel, to present testi
mony, and the right to face the
accuser Jn any loyalty hearing.
The union headed by Harry
Bridges apparently did not get
around to deciding its stand on
Korea a question expected to
produce fireworks.
After meeting behind closed
doors, the union leaders announc
ed another session for tomorrow.
wnen the Korea question may
come up.
Southern Pacific
Places Order for
5,000 Boxcars J K
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PORTLAND. Aug. 17-UrVIn a
move to alleviate the shortage of
freight cars. Southern Pacific is
ordering 5,000 new ones,' Presi
dent A. T. Mercier announced aft
er i meeting it the line's direct
ors here today.
Th- directors also authorized
purchase of 48 diesel locomotives,
and declared a Sl-Zo quarterly dividend.
The first of the new cars will be
delivered in the first half of 1951.
Their purchase brings to 28,630
new cars bought by Southern Pa
cific since the end of World War
IL Some 500 cars are being de
livered daily on an earlier purch
ase, resident Mercier said.
African
Chief,
Wife in Exile
JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 17-(flV
Chief Seretse Khama, his white
wife, Ruth, and. their baby daugh
ter Jacqueline lext tneir tribal fol
lowers in Bechuanaland by RAF
plane today for exile in London.
Both Seretse and his wife wept,
and assembled Bahangwato tribes
men bowed their heads in grief as
the plane took off.
Before leaving, Seretse and his
uncle, Tsnekedi Khama, issued a
Joint statement indicating the pos
sibility of a compromise which
might permit the chieftain to re-'
turn. , :
Seretse's right to rule was chal
lenged by his uncle who objected
to his marriage to a London steno
grapher. .
Volley
M. E. Blaylock
ALBANY M. E. Blaylock, 1 57,
died Thursday at Albany General
hospital1 of a heart ailment Fu
neral services will be held Satur
day from the Fisher Funeral home
at 1020 a. m. witn tne Rev. ur
ville Mick officiating. Interment
in Willamette Memorial park with
graveside ritual by the' Masonic
lodge. .
Born in Bell County, Tex, May
1 1 1 0Ot THo.rlA4.lr man Vita M,1
life in that state, moving to Med-
ford in 1919. He later resided in
Coos Bay and was a resident of
Salem in 1944-45 prior to making
his home here. He was owner of
the Linnco Electric company of
Albany. . j
Blaylock .was a member of! St
John's lodge No. 17 AF & AM,
Al Kader shrine. Elks lodge 359,
Linn county Shrine club. Chamber
of Commerce, Cascade Electrical
Contractors and International
Electrical Workers Brotherhood.
Surviving are the widow, Gold
ie Leeta Blaylock, Albany; chil
dren, Mrs. LaMoyne Paris and
Miss Marian Blaylock. both of Al
bany, and George F. Blaylock,
Yakima; also by three grandchil
dren and one cousin. .! .
Insect
Naming
Clothes Contest
End 4-H Fair
Clothing judging and insect id
entification contests closed the
three-day Salem 4-H club fair
Thursday at the Capitol Shopping
center parking lot .
James Bishop, city 4-H exten
sion agent who directed the show,
said it included 125 exhibits from
25 clubs and 225 members. Hun
dreds of visitors passed through
the displays in the tent he said.
Vonnie Anderson of Englewood
club took first place in the cloth
ing Judging contest Thursday. Se
cond place award went to Linda
Fielding of the Englewood club.
The contests consisted of judging
clothing items for quality and oth
er features. "
First place winner of the Insect
identification contest is William
During of Leslie Junior high school,
Succumb to Cancer
LOS ANGELES, Aug. Yl-Wr-Dr.
Thomas E. White Harding, 49,
widely-known cancer specialist,
died today of cancer.
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"Stuffy McDeniels et the Plana
who . correctly, named 28 insects
out of SO displayed. Other award
winners included Paul Boal, Rich
mond; Michael Froman and Rich
ard Grim, both of Sunnyside; Lee
Golden and William Readey both
of Bush, and Ronald Simmons of
englewood.
Mrs. S. P. Houser, president of
the Salem 4-H Leaders associa
tion, was general chairman of the
show, which was first of its kind
ever held here. Mrs. France Won.
derly, association secretary, was
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in charge of the refreshment booth
and judged the cooking contest. . .
'Other contest directors' were
Mrs. Ben Rathjen, flowers; Mrs.
Willima Stolk, garden; Mrs. Ralph
Barnes, woodworking; Mrs. Virgil
Simmons, rabbits; Mrs. Harold
Cook and Mrs. Jack French, cloth
ing, and Mrs. Arline Huckins,
home economics.
John Davis and F. P. Larson,
of the state J entomology depart
ment, directed the insect judging
contest.
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