lestant Convention Evolves
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EvTwSy rrid back to1
l9 ' a nropoaed na-
Krogram which one lead
Hi'Ttopoi'tant atep to.
W Christian society.'
. 0 weary laymen and
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the Church and Eco
Tml onsored by the Fed
Lfl of Churches of
Lin America, wouna up
1." . urarm discussion
KYght with a stand they
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F; have set in motion a pro
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F ... ,,!. should in time
Eta .widespread study and dis
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the application of their religious
faith to the problems they lace
m every aay living."
Tan, wno also is tn-esirW t
the federal council, said the next
siep was 10 "Brlna reeonr lintirm
to me iiems oi conflict and nro-
eicoo tuwua a more Christian
society.
The adopted ttroffram nAvanneA
wese mgnugnts:
1. A declaration that society
-xannoi tolerate'' monopolies
business or labor.
z. xne statement that while
profits are defensible, Christians
should subordinate profits to
service. .
3. The stand that Christianity
belongs to no particular economic
system but that its principles ap
ply to "the organization of so
ciety" as well as personal rela
tionships. 4. An assertion that Dronertv Is
held in "trusteeship under God"
and that further experiments
should be made, where public res.
ulatlon is difficult, to study "forms
oi private, cooperative and public
ownership."
The delegates, two-thirds of
whom were laymen, declared so.
ciety as a whole has the responsi'
bllity of providing "the oppor
tunity to work," suggested theol
ogy students be given training in
economics, and urged the church
to sharpen Its knowledge of in
dustrial relations
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ORGANIZING A RED CROSS
conference for 15 colleges this
weekend at the University of
Oregon Is Wanda Maraolf, San
Francisco director of Red Cross
college units for Pacific area.
Three representatives from each
college will attend.
Ship Distains
Aid, Limps On
ASTOMA-W) The last of the
wooden-hulled steam schooners
on the West Coast, the Catherine
II, limped Friday toward San
Francisco, disdaining offers of aid
from the Coast Guard.
The ship, loaded with wooden
ties for the Orient, sprang two
leaks and reported rudder trouble
60 miles off Astoria Thursday.
There was some doubt whether
she could make it into port here.
but like wooden ships before her,
she am not call lor aid.
The Coast Guard Cutter Onon
daga went out to stand by any
way, but after locating the Cath
erine by radar In the fog, was told
jury repairs had been rigged and
help was not needed. The masterl
said she would head for San Francisco.
The vessel, formerly the Whit
ney Olson, is owned by the Login
Corp., San Francisco, under Pana
manian registry. There are about
30 crewmen aboard, ' commanded
by capt. y. Chnstensen.
Farmers Union
Ends Conclave
ALBANY 4 The Oregon
Farmers Union elected officers and
passed 30 resolutions Thursday
night at the close of its annual
convention.
The organization endorsed
Columbia Valley authority, then
expressed opposition to the follow
ing legislative proposals:
The State Highway Depart
ment's "throughway" bill; the
business tax: the sales tax: county
planning and zoning; a bill to in
crease state and county officials'
salaries without popular vote. All
"anti-labor" legislation also was
opposed.
The group urged that the "most-
favored nation" clause be elimi
nated from international treaties,
and asked that restriction be
placed on agricultural imports,
Also proposed were a general
building and improvement pro
gram for state institutions; a 25
per cent cut in sugar quotas for
beverage manufacturers and a cor.
responding increase for house.
holders; repeal of the rural school
district law, and an amendment
making the office of public util
ities commissioner non-partisan.
Ronald Jones, Brooks, was re
elected president Gus Schlicker,
Marion County, was named vice
president; and Ammon Grice, Polk
County; William Jensen, Linn
County, and Eldon Emmerson,
Wasco County, directors. .
Storm Delays
UN Hearing
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.(,
Heavy snow which swept the east
ern seaboard Friday forced post
ponement of the United Nations
Security Council session on the
Albanian case.
The United Nations announced
the council would meet Monday to
continue debate on the British
charges against Albania.
Tne announcement came as
Great Britain made it clear she
would oppose a Columbian pro'
posal to refer to the International
Court of Justice her complaint
that Albania is responsible for the
deaths of 44 seamen in two royal
navy destroyers blasted by mines
in Corfu Channel last Oct. 22,
British delegate Sir Alexander
Cadogan remarked tartly that the
International Court of Justice is
not a police court."
Courts Martial
Revamping Favored
States Ponder
Bonus Plans
By UNITED PRESS
State lawmakers have proposed
the payment of veterans' bonuses
totalling several hundred million
dollars, a survey showed Friday.
In some states, however, passage
of the bonus laws may be deferred,
and in still others the methods of
financing the. bonus must be ap
proved by the voters.
In general, the bonus proposals
would provide for payment of
specific sums to veterans on the
basis of the time they spent in
service, with larger payments for
time spent overseas.
Bonus bills have been submitted
in the state legislatures of Michi
gan, Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma,
Nebraska, Minnesota, Nevada, New
Jersey, Colorado, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Pennsylvania, South Dakota, In
diana and Connecticut.
Illinois already has passed a
soldier's bonus, and payments are
scheduled to begin next summer.
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Portland Air Reserve
Training to Halt
WASHINGTON W The air
reserve training program at the
Portland, Ore.,- Army Air Base
will be discontinued immediately,
The War Department told Sen
ator Cordon (R-Ore) that budget-
ary limitations force it to reduce
the reserve air training program
irom 70 to 41 detachments.
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WASHINGTON VP) George
C. Marshall Friday rounds out his
first month as secretary of state
with his top aides convinced,
along with Senator Vandenberg
(R-Mich), that he already is "ob
viously on top ot his job."
Marshall observed the occasion
by turning away from the grind at
his big oak -desk for a two-day
trip to receive honorary degrees
from Columbia and Princeton
Universities.
It was the cabinet officer's first
absence of more than a few hours
from his three-fold task of (1)
mastering thorny problems of
foreign policy, (2) dealing with
urgent current issues, and (3)
preparing for the March 10 Mos
cow conference of tne Big four
loreign ministers.
Sandwiched in have been two
detailed reviews of world problems
at closed sessions of congressional
committees, one of which pro
duced the "on top of his job"
comment from Vandenberg,
chairman of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee.
Dairy Manufacturers
Urge Law Codifying
, CORVALLIS W The Oregon
Dairy Manufacturers Assn. Thurs,
day night urged codification of all
Oregon laws pertaining to the
dairy industry.
O. K. Beals, head of the State
Department of Agriculture's divi
sion of foods and dairies, said it
would remove conflicts and dead'
wood.
The association elected Jack
Wright, McMinnville, president;
Richard Trout, Portland, vice-
president: T. F. Moser, Corvallis,
treasurer; and Dr. G. H. Wilster,
Corvallis, secretary. Jorgen Jor,
gensen, Medford, and F. A. Keasey,
Eugene, were named directors.
Mary B. Nugent
Mary B. Nugent. 58, 1930 Madi.
son St. died at a local hospital
Thursday. She was bom Oct 8,
1888 at St. Louis, Mo., and was a
member of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. She was also a member
ot the auxiliary to the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and the Catholic
Altar Society. ,
Surviving are a daughter, Mary
Jane Nugent; three sons, James
P., Kenneth F., and Thomas J.,
all of Eugene: her mother, Mrs.
Kate Jordan, and five sisters and
a brother, all oi Portland.
Rosary will be said at 8:15 p.
m. Friday at Veatch-Hollings
worth Mortuary, and services will
b held at St. Mary's Cathouc
Church Saturday at 9 a. m. with
Father F. P. Leipzig officiating.
Interment will be In Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
TO LAY WREATH
WASHINGTON (U.B President
Truman will lay a wreath at
George Washington's tomb at
Mount Vernon Saturday at cere'
monies commemorating the 215th
anniversary of the first President's
birth. The commemorative pa
geant is sponsored by the Veterans
of Foreign wars,
WASHINGTON W Mem.
bers of the House Armed Serv
ices Committee Friday promised
speedy action on Army proposals
for changing the Articles of War
to meet criticism that military
justice is loaded against enlisted
men.
Secretary Patterson said the.
War Department favors amend
ments which would (1) legalize
appointment ot GI's to serve on
courts martial, now the prerog
ative of officers only: (2) end the
mandatory sentence of death or
life Imprisonment for rape, and
(3) protect courts martial from
high-ranking outside pressure. .
Chairman Elston (R-Ohio) of
the armed services legal subcom
mittee said the changes appear
to embody most recommendations
of a sharply critical report by the
House Military group which in
vestigated the court martial sys
tem last year. Elston told a re
porter he will try to get them be
fore Congress as quickly as possible.
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Beel Roast lb. 39c
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