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i i SEVEN tup MnNTr.nMFRY ADVERTISER 17 I I AAA IJ III FRIDAY, JUNE I I TV Newscaster Virginia Detectives Vatiean Takes Drastic Step And Ousts Leaders Of Argentina In Historic Move Claim Suspect Here Two Arlington, detectives, ExchangeSpeaker Frank McGee, WSFA-TV tele At a news conference the foreign Vatican refused to ratify the gov in Eva Peron's behalf. This, how wATTPiv rrrv 16 un in the past struck Napoleon: recognition of the Catholic church ernment's choice of a candidate minister was asked for comment i.iL.i:. rki.rk av. TTanrv TV Fmiwrnr rif (rermanV! I rrVif vaara aiin in inl'mn Russell L. Runyon and Elmer L.

Redmon. arrived here yesterday for the archbishopric of Buenos Trr0 xvoman iauiuut vimi tA-iin-nj 1 i v. communicated the rulers of Argen- and, more recently, the Communist audience, he received Mrs. Eva vision newscaster, spoke to tx-changites yesterday at the Whitley Hotel on "Development of TV aj a jfews Medium. una today in a Historic action i ruiei uus'j ix-muu.

jiB gave ya nuai ouickly followed by revolution There were unconfirmed reports lor her services to tne cnurcn ana Aires. Argentina is one of the few countries in the world which has the privilege of participating in selection of its bishops and archbishops. there. the Pope might call an exiraora- awaraea reron me rwn mcu-u on the Vatican announcement that Argentine government leaders had been excommunicated because of the exiling of two bishops. "I am a Catholic as always' he replied.

"I do not believe that spiritual values rise or fall like quotations on the stock market." He said Argentina still main McGee, who came to from Oklahoma, participated Growing friction between church inary consistory to express him- he Vatican thira nignesi aecora-. u. i. L.i aiokf viirc mm thi Pam tion for his services to the in the first televising of a criminal ana state enmaxea dv vi.ijr priests and expulsion of a bishop gave pontifical wards both to Pe-' church. At that Ume there were pnesis au I rumors here that Peron was not ever, could not be confirmed.

The President's wife died July 26, 1952. Predominantly Catholic Despit its predominantly Catholic character, Argentina has had trouble with the church several times in the past. Under Gov. Gen. Rodriguez, later president (1826-27), the church's goods were confiscated.

Under President-Gen. Julio Roca (1880-86) antireligous laws were enacted. Again, serious trouble developed during the presidency of Dr. Mar-celo de Alvear (1922-28) when the to returSi Floyd Keith Flakely to Arlington county to face charges of grand larceny for the theft of an automobile. Blakely was being held at the county jail.

Comparative Costs ROSWELL. N.M. WV-Officials of the Chaves County Cancer Crusade are pointing out that the county goal of $11,000 is less than what will be spent in the county during the next year for ladies' fingernail polish. preceded the drastic step. uu ma iaic Ir e.

-nneutnrv Fph pleased with the decoration. Some The excommunication mentioned He called such a consistory eb. expected a higher bo names, but the Vatican made 14. 1949, after Josef Cardinal Mind- said at Had expected a mgner Argentine Official Says Still Catholic SANTIAGO, Chile, June 16 WV-Argentine Foreign Minister Jero-nimo Remorino passed through Santiago today en route to the U. N.

10th anniversary meeting at San Francisco. It clear that President Jsn v. szemy, cauioiic pnm.ie j. nuii- trial, and the first televising of a state political convention. -Speaking informally, McGee told the Exchange Club members of advance, behind-the-scenes techniques that enable TV newscaster to report news only minutes after it actually happens.

tains diplomatic relations with the Vatican. As for the expulsion of the bishops, Remorino said the decision was based on information Person and many perhaps all-or gary, naa Deen ssmencea 10 uie j-eisuu iiu cninmn 9cumh that one cause of friction betwen the nemDers or 8 th. Peron and the church was the re- were cut ou irom ine sacranmtia -k- 5n I supplied by the Ministry of In terior and the police. teiwsriin nf the church. action against tne uaramai: iua.

'-a i I I i.lnx nnia fn- hatiFirarmn voM. m.rrp said th xcom- "It is a most grave crime that 0UV.U1I WMVW 1 I MM mm I I munication in effect broke diplo- strikes very severely not only your matic relations between the sacred college, not only the univer- can and predominantly Catholic sal (Catholic) church, but also of- Argentina and that this situation fends all those who serve human would prevail so long as Peron is dignity and liberty." in power. Broad Sense nrnMai rnmmont The excommunication declared viffStins' hrnke out in Argentina that all who had a hand in the T7r I 4 frt Vimirc otrr ina pxrnmmuu i aciiuus axaiiiat uuuuu iav iiau 1 i-- 1 i I "ii. tiii I k. ii ti 11 A.J 0 icn w.w I lcation.

Neither the secretariat of at the time of their action auto- -f Vat ran authorities maticauy taiien unaer excommun- Otrfca Cc'lSp Gd Qfcoo po would comment officially. ication in the Zlatae setentiae. vtt waa nnH His- or Droaa sense, inis is reservea --jj i i in a sDecial manner to the iurfs turoea ana sauueneu L-y uic against the church which led up diction of the Pope himself, which 1 5 QlorDtrt combinaJica ttwt takes oft the work of vosh doy Sus-erb "SPEED- QUEN" 6fiw to today's strong step. Th Vatican's declaration was Is- r. niusi come xiuu.

gued by the Consistonal Congrega- tport tho.nail Wf ywhr Of Kt nW low c1J Ai too Pn trai Kd you tt twin tub mool oiswhwf to Rio, 160 oil ot atio" Vo And whert yo him; i I luc liiuiitruiaic Ul prefect. It was published in the mumcatioa must com through I The immediate effects of excom- i i i flflffidlai vf) to btg woo ftwr rotiy mnlfti -ttm iKfA' vlmtt 0: OtOtlftf v.j mumcauon are loss or me tacra Tha iatin text saia au who nu 1 a ments. public services and prayers of wirwjtw hembf thof $5 down iKe campfete qrwp; torn in on oy Htr't pny 3f raised ir nana aga ns, the church, ecclesiastical burial, Emannuel Tato. auxiliary bishop Buenos Aires, impeaea nis wor 1 anrf narticipated in his expulsion. course had fallen under excommunication.

In the Middle Ages, the penalty The bishop, together with his as- together with his as- invoked freauentlv. sometimes i a t. Msgr. Ramon Pablo oa basi Tod onlv on a minor Novoa, passed through Lisbon late major excommunication remains today by plane. They were to ar in force.

rive in Rome sometime after mid Drorirrd Of Rifhta If we consider only its nature. night. Sam Church Rulinf says the authoritative Catholic Encyclopedia, "excommunication has Today's pronouncement was un a. 1 awwoj mm r- I LSI VVVUWWv IMMT VV, 4 mAtrJ that it struck Catholic rulers of an clerics and laymen of all their almost aoiiuiT uiuou nsnis ennsuan society. country.

Among canon laws cited in the With the pronouncement, Peron declaration today was Code 2334, and members of his government which proclaims "All those who fall nnof th cama church penalty I am if against tne ireaom ana ngnts ot it ifaa the church are struck by excom- ictim Moans Thfl Same 'd de- JUanle flnt 'Swme Uut clares that those who "impede di- Mciai Th Advrtir jurisdiction also incur excommun- fTRESTVIEW. June 16 iratinn. TTKa Pitril DofADCA hlrV Oil tSt I TUa VNrvAiinMAmArif ft U0 VA I AUC 11 At 111 in Crestvkw Thursday night was firmed that the persons who acted Ak. mit" tnr I ale, Gmrdno UKUV lAiaiA A w.w I ddllOk UtlLlUf A ALU illtuticu V. A Ia.

D. Richbourg. Negro cafe communication automatically at operator. the time of their action. I fi said he left his care Even before the excommunica 'to go to the Bank of -trestview tion, sources here said the Vatican buildine.

where he is employed and Argentina's rulers were head SAUE OH THIS C-PC. SOFA DED GROUP! as lanitor. to see that the lights ins for a diplomatic break. v. world's finest value! J9S5 IVf-IPES "eompenion" TV setl worn turned off promptly lor tne I Argentina ambassador to the Whan ha rtitrTid he said I Vnfiran Parlrt Maria Olivia Velez.

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