McKay Sees Growing Use
Of 'Dig Doubt' Propaganda
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., April 4, '36 (Sec.,I-9
ruivraro i.:. c.-- r
day nisht told Ihe National Press
Photographer! Assn. he it sur
prised by h increasing use of
the, slick propaganda technique
I like to call the "big doufct."
"There have been numerous in
stances recently," the secretary:
said at the association's convention !
here, "of the use of the big doubt
TiHn"effort1o create public sus-
picion of the new regulations I ap
proved governing oil and gas leas- ,
es on wildlife refuges.
McKay has resigned from his
cabinet post to seek the U.S. -Senate
seat from Oregon in the fall
elections.
"It is charged, for instance, that
I have 'thrown Tie 7 million acres
of national wildlife' refuges wide
open to exploitation.' and; - thus
have 'doomed' the refuges." he
said. "The facts which are not
mentioned in this big doubt charge
include such salient matters as
U.S. Official
Says Cancer
Control Closer
WASHINGTON l -Dr. Lowell
T. Coggeshall, special assistant'
for health and medical affairs to
the Secretary of Welfare, . said ,
Tuesday advances in the last dec- j
ade "lead us to believe that con !
trol of cancer is a possibility not
too remote Yrom accomplishment." p
Cogge shall said in a. speech pre-,
pared for a cancer crusade lunch-!
eon that statisticians estimate that'
more than 40 million persons now;
living in this country will have
cancer. I
' "How many of these will die of
cancer?' he asked. "We don't
know. But we do know that prob
ably at least one-third of them I
might be saved if we just applied
existing knowledge. ' ,
"As to the other millions, sav
in; these lives presents the great-;
esi cnanenge mat research has!
ever faced." " 1
. j i i . f - 1
Advances in treatment ot cancer i
in the last decade, Coggeshall said, i
include: j
Use of chemical compounds to;
reduce or retard tumor growth;'
use of compounds called ''antime-'
tabolitcs" to replace essential ele-i
ments necessary for- cell growth!
or life; use of hormones to slowl
down cancers and leukemia: and
me of radioactive isotopes to cause'
recession of tumors. j
Dr. Coggeshnll said there is re-1
newed interest jn theories once!
virtually discarded that at least,
some cancers may be related to a j
germ or virus.
"As an illustration, one patient j
came down with chickenpox, ran a
high fever for das, and upon re-1
covery, when doctors took a look !
at his tumor, it had almost disap-j
peared." I
"I. The refuges were not opened
to oil leasing by me, but by a prev
ious administration.
Wildlife PrtteetiM
"2. The new regulations are ad
mitted by many sincere conserva
tionists to offer greater protection
to wildlife values than ever before.
"J. Far from throwing the ref
uges 'wide open to exploitation,'
the new regulations make inviolate
those refuges which are a prime
importance to rare or endangered
species and provide the most care
ful safeguards in all other areas.
"The use of half truths, distor
tions and isolated and unrelated
facts to reach sweeping and un
founded conclusions are all part
of the big doubf trickery. As a gov
ernment official, it is my job to
see that the public gets all the
truth, not the naif truths of pott
cal propagandists. As members of
the press, you have the same- re
sponsibility to make available the
whole story the wide-lens shots, if
you will. , ." . ' I
Advances "Made 1 1 ,
The secretary complimented the
photographers on the advances
made in pictorial journalism in the
last two decades.
"You have succeeded in chang
ing the public image of a news
photographer," he said. "No long
er is he visualized as a cigar-chewing,
disheveled sensation seeker:
Today, most of us know him as a
competent cralUman.. seriously en
gaged in the important business of
providing the public with the pic
ture worth the traditional 1,000
words.
"Today, that doesn't mean just
any picture. It means a Rood pic
ture, accurately and creatively
portraying the subject," i
Episcopal Diocfue to j
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PORTLAND ( The Episcopal
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68th annual convention at Trinity
Church here April 8-10.,
Bishop Benjamin Dagwell will
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ing session. Bishop Coadjutor
James W. .F. Carman is to ad
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