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4 Americans Among 32 Prelates Elevated To College Of Cardinals Br FRANK BHUTTO AND I WILLIAM L. HYAN VATICAN CITY, Feb. 18 () Thirty-two eminent prelates, among them four Americans, were elevated to the College of Cardinals today with . churchly pomp and ceremony. . Formally, Pope Pius XII an nounced at a secret consistory of the college, attended, by 28 of the 37 existing members, the creation of the 32 new princes cf the Roman Catholic church. All but three of the 32 were in Home, and papal emissaries de livered to them immediately their biglietti, or formal notifi cations. With this notification the designess formally became cardinals. The new American Cardinals, making up with Dennis Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia the five Americans in the 69-Card- inal college, are: ' John Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis, dean of the group; Edward Cardinal Mooney of Detroit; Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago; Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York. Princes Arrive ... ' Princes of the" church began arriving for the consistory about 9 a. m., entering the great cir cular plaza before St. Peter's church through the Santa Marta gate and proceeding into the Apostolic palace through the courtyard of St. Damascus. In the colorful plaza, sur rounded by its rich colonnade, were the usual number of aged women and beggars warming their bones in the bright sun . light There were no assembled crowds to see the cardinals ar rive. - -; The college went into ses sion at 9:35 a. m. Pope Pius vent through the centuries-old . formality of notifying the- card inals of the appointment of 32 new members, largest group ever Sj elevated to the. cardinate at one time. . . The pontiff's allocution de claring the designation of new . princes of the church from every : continent put into a new light ;. the universality of the church, i lasted but five minutes. . Action Prevented ' '"' The pope told the consistory that he had long mediated the creation of the new princes of the church, but that the war had prevented his acting until the present time. : "Today, finally, with the ces 0 tation of conflict ... we are able to carry out our plans (of ' creating new cardinals) medi - tated for a long time," he said." "The universality of the church Is brought under a new Ice Falls From Nowhere On Roof SEATTLE, Feb. 18 (P) JJ E. Gibney heard a terrific crash, on the roof of his house yesterday morning about 8:40. ' When he climbed a ladder to investigate he found a chunk of ice weighing ' about 10 or 15 pounds had fallen on his home. There was no apparent place above from which it could have fallen, and yesterday was a nice mild day here. Mr. Gibney says It may have fallen from a de icing plane high above, and no one is arguing with him. , But someone probably will, sooner or later. HO HUM KANSAS CITY, Feb. 18 (JP) When police reported his lunch stand had been robbed William G. Kolander showed no surprise. Police Lieutenant Clarence S. Raisbeck said it was the third holdup in nine days and the one hundredth in the last ten years. light, since the church does not belong to any one race, one people or one nation, but to all peoples of the human family," the pope said. After ne SDOke the papal emis saries sped on their rounds to the 10 aiftcrent places wnere me new cardinals were waiting. The Rev. Martin Gilligan of Cincinnati, Ohio, carried tne notification letters to the United States group at the Apostolic chancellery. The four Americans, seated on throne-like, rustcolored chairs facing the main door, waited in a room crowded with spectators. They wore the robes o arciv bishons. Durole cassocks trim' med with gold, purple capes, sicuucaps biiu puipie now. Behind them were rich paint- inEs and around tnem were bishops and monsignori robed in purple with black cassocks. There were about 400 persons in the room. I IS II iiiillliii By JOAN O'NEILL ' The Queen and her princesses were elected lor the onowoau formal at a recent meeting of the Order of the DeMolay. bally Mueller was elected "Snowball Queen." Effie Botens, Janice Bilyeu. Donna Brotherton and fe. , jj wary ounen 5 be the four raemben of her court. ' . The Snow-srj nan inrmn . is " - ija an annual sSl dance spon- T n . sored by the JoBn 01,e,U DeMolay. No date has been set for the affair but it is hoped that it may be given in Alarcn. The dance will probably be held at the Masonic temple. This year the attendance to the dance will be by invitation of members of f..vU i "IlllJIim r. i Do What Most M otters Do (Mtowv (Mim Bst-aowB home remedy you can use to relieve miseries of colds is to rub warming, soothing Vicks VapoRub on throat, chest and back at bedtime. 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Fred Reeves is Master Councillor of DeMolay at the present Banquet Wednesday The Home Economics club has sent out invitations to the mem bers of the Pelican and Wildcat basketball squads and the coach es of the teams for a banquet to be given in their honor tins coming Wednesday night at 6:30. The dinner will be served and prepared by the Home Ec club members. After dinner a short program will be put on in the form of entertainment. At a recent meeting of the club the members discussed the sending of 10 members to the district meet in a of the Future Home-makers of America which is to be held in Grants Pass on March 2. The club voted to pay half the expenses of the four officers. And Incidentally The Service club had a "snow" party Sunday at Sun mountain. The members who attended en gaged in both skiing and tobag ganing. The Pelicans won one game with Grants Pass last weekend. Classified Ads Bring Results. Industry Appeals For Tax Relief SALEM, Feb. 18 OV) Repre sentatives of Oregon's major In dustries appealed today to the suite tax study commission to relieve industry's lux burden mid thus promote the location of more industries inN the slate. Chester K. Sterrett, manager cf the industries department of the Portland chamber of com merce, said that many Industries have been locating in California and Washington because of the more favorable tax structures in those states. Sterrett said Oregon's biggest stumbling block is lack of a community property law such as Washington and California have. This last permits a hus band and wife to split their ii come for tax purposes, thus get ting into lower federal income tax brackets and getting a lower tax rata. v Diiaavantage Ho said tills places Oregon at "a tremendous disadvantage," and is the biggest single factor In scaring new industries away from Oregon, The 1943 legislature adopted an optional community property law. but it was declared invalid by the U. S. supremo court. Speaking of the income lax on corporations, Street said that any business making more than 4.3 per cent profit on its gross sales would pay lower taxes In Washington, which has a bus iness and occupation tax of 1 to 1 per cent on the gross value of the products manufactured. The incomo tax on business, he said, is complicated because a national concern with an Oregon branch always has trouble fig uring how much of its profits II ' fl TOM0M0W AlKISHT U . , ff 4MriaiTMU i, y LAXATIVI (ETA 23' BOX came from Its Oregon operation. Sterrett told tli. committee (hut real estuto cannot stand any further real properly tax In creases. He suggested' a limit, something like Washington's 40 mlll tax limit. The tax study commission Is faced with mounting govern ment cosls, whllo almost every delegation that has ' appeared has opposed new tux levies to pay themv Nine times ns much castor oil is used in industry ns for medi cinal purposes. Friesen-Welman Co. 1715 Main . Phone 7043 PLUMBING and HEATING General Repair Work on Plumbing and Hoatlng Friesen-Welman Co. J. E. Frlen.n N. A. W.lman Monday. F.b, II, 1141 HERALD AND NEWS FOUR FOR BEAUTY WORK PHONE 7085 Star Beauty Salon Located In the Star Drug Store 435 Main St. RUTH DIXON Own.r Ic Operator Velma Self Operator! Holon Hrlcilicit Miss Hrlczlscsc, recently discharged from the WACS, was formerly with Murphy's benuly shop. 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