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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
MONDAY, JULY 18, 1949
White Paper Due
Soon; Will Lay .
Blame on Russia
Washington, July 18 ib The
state department's forthcoming
white paper on China will place
heavy responsibility on the Soviet
Union lor China's current plight,
it was reported today.
This was disclosed by authori
ties who also forecast that the
document will reveal some dif-fei-ences
between former Secre
tary of state George C. Marshall
and Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer
on the best way the United States
might have helped the nationalist
government.
Informants said the white pa
per will hold that Russia directly
and indirectly violated the 1945
Chinese-soviet treaty in which it
pledged not to interfere in
China's internal affairs. Similar
provisions were contained in the
1945 American-soviet agreement
signed In Moscow.
Violations Cited
Direct interference, these sourc
es said, would be Moscow's re
fusal to allow Chinese participa
tion In control of the Manchurian
ports of Dniren and Port Arthur,
according to the treaty's terms.
Russia also prevented national
ists from participating in the ad
ministration of the two main rail
roads in Manchuria.
Indirect soviet aid to the com
munists was Moscow's connivance
in allowing arms and equipment
of the once-powerful Japanese
Kwantung army in Manchuria to
be left for the Chinese reds. In
addition, Russia allowed Man-churian-manufactured
arms to be
turned over to the communists.
Soviet propaganda has been trum
peting support of the communists
against the nationalises despite a
v Russian pledge that it would rec
ognize the nationalist government
as legal.
These moves, it was said, will
be charted as evidence that this
aid enabled the Chinese commu
nists to consolidate Manchuria
and use it as a springboard for
the successful attacks that have
moved the red armies into south
China.
Authorities said separate sec
tions of the paper dealing with
the Marshall and Wedemeyer mis
sions to China will show that both
generals believed Generalissimo
Chiang Kai-shek should remain at
the head of the nationalist gov
ernment despite its known cor
ruption and inefficiency.
The white paper is scheduled to
be made public in about a week.
Czech Cabinet Members Confer On Church Revolt
Prague, July 18 Uli - Kix Czech
cabinet members left today for
Moscow by plane for what for
eign cffice officials said was "a
private Journey on leave."
The trip was made after Czech
oslovak Catholic priests defied
the communist government from
their pulpits yesterday by read
ing a declaration pledging loyalty
to Archbishop Josef lleran.
Five of the six ministers were
communists. They were informa
tion minister Vaclav Koecky,
food minister I.udmila Jankov.
cova. education minister Dene
Nejedly; technics minister Eman
uel Slechta. and postal minister
Alois Neuman. The sixth, health
minister Joseph Plojhar of the
peoples party, is a .suspended
priest.
Accuatlims Made
The declaration accused the
government of using "cunning,
pressure and fraud" to obtain
priests' endorsement of the pro
government Catholic action
group.
The government's latest claim
asserted that 2,500 of Czechoslo
vakia's 3.000 priests had signed
endorsements of the Catholic ac
tion group
"It has been announced to the
public recently that a great part
of the Catholic clergy has de
cided to support the movement
of the so-called Catholic action,"
the declaration s:tid.
I "This report docs not corre
spond to tne trutit , . , most or
our signatures were gained by
cunning, pressure and fraud.
Circulated Secretly
"We, the Catholic priests, de
clare that we stand faithfully and
devotedly Willi our beloved arch
bishop, Dr. Derail, and all Czech
oslovak bishops, being ready to
suffer with them-if need be -
! and condemn the so-called Cath
olic action as non-Catholic and
schismatic."
Church sources said the defiant
declaration was mimeographed
and circulated early last week by
clandestine methods to all priests
In Czechoslovakia.
At none of the churches did the
COMPI.AINT HI.KII
I A Sister housewife today filed
a coiuplaliit Willi District attor
i ney A. J. Moore, charging her
husband, Hoy lrvln tiarton, with
I "threatening to kill her."
In her complaint Mrs. llnrton
.stales that her husband threat
ened "to get a butcher knile and
! cut her heart out."
i Barton has been lodged In the
'city JrtIK
' pi loses say anything of enforcing
the Vatican's excommunication of
! Itoman Catholics who are com
munists or who support coin-
I muiilsm. '
j The government has threatend
to bring charges of treason
j against any priests who tries to
I Implement the holy office decree.
Buddies Save
Injured Airman
Portland, July IS dl'i -A nation
al guard airman thanked two fly
ing buddies today for xiiviiig his
life when he found he had Injured
Ids neck and couldn't turn his
head around to see the Instrument
board of his plane,
The airman, 1st l.t, John Haley,
blacked out momentarily when
his K-M Mustang fighter stalled
and snapped violently. When lie
recovered, his neck ami head were
twisted nnd paralyzed.
MaJ, Cordon Doollttle and Capl.
Curl llrose, who were flying In
lot million Willi 11 nil. uoiicen some
thing was wrong. Getting ill touch
bv radio, they Instructed him how
lii pull Ids plane, out of the mull.
Doolillle and Drone guided
Haley to the runway. One flew
behind him to give Ihe orders,
while the oilier flew by his Hide
to direct him when lo level off for
Uie lauding.
Haley minle n perfect three
point landing at the Portland nlr
liuse, lie Hlcpped from Ihe plane
ami Immediately fainted, lie wan
taken lo a himnllal lo be. treated
for a dislocated neck vertebra.
New York stale lead the Unit
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IN Il ltIKH COST I.H'K
PIpi'Nione, Minn,. July 1H tll'i
Vlnce Foster, Omaha's Ulhle-reutl-Ing
welterweight prle fighter,
died today of Injuries Nuffeted In
a truck-car collision, at u highway
Intersection here,
The uccldent occurred about
I: fill a. in, A puKHcnge In the ear
driven by Kinder uUo wan killed.
She was Kuth Ncwcoiuc, Helena,
Mont. Three oilier patmciigciM
were Injured, two seriously,
Pipestone county cheiiff I Im I'
ll lit n Heesch said Foster's car
rammed lulu the rear end of u
iruek-lrallcr driven by William
Smith, 2i, PIpcHtouc,
Scientists say the Miifuco torn
Mrii(urc ul the sun In about
11,000 degree Fahrenheit,
PORTLAND SCHOOL BURNS
Portland, July 18 P A three
alarm fire destroyed the largest
unit of the Geirge elementary
school and ddmaged the main
building in Portland early today.
Fire chief Edward Grenfell esti
mated the damage at $23,000.
FELL BY WAYSIDE
He closed his letter with
Greetings by one fallen by the
wayside. Here is a nun more
than good to his employed peo
ple and in street meetings he
used to tell his joy at being saved.
And now he says he is fallen
by the wayside. Let the Apostle
John speak to this man. In his
youth, John went about with
Jesus and later,, for years was
pastor and leader. In his 90's
John wrote his Gospel and the
three pastoral letters. And speak
ing to such as this man who says
he has fallen by the wayside,
John affirms that the saved do
sin and if they deny it they lie.
But, adds John if we confess our
sins God forgives us and cleanses
us wholly. See 1st John 1:8-9.
SUM IT UP You don't throw
the baby out the window when
he is naughty nor does God cast
away his saved ones when they
sin. Instead, God waits for them
to lay their sins before him. Tell
him all and accept his complete
forgiveness. i.
And why do we busy American
Christians so lack in Victorious
Christian power? And why do we
live listless Christian lives and
run with the world and fall by
the wayside? Is it not our neg
lect of .Bible reading and prayer?
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