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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Orepon, Thursday, June 21, 1956
West Baptist
Told to Spark
Unification
' SEATTLE m Baptists should
took to the West for the spark to
Ignite the flame of union between
Southern and American (northern)
Baptist Conventions. 200 American
Baptists ministers were told here
Wednesday.
Dr. Duke McCall. president of
Southern Baptist Theological Sem-1
jtuy-y at Louisville. Ky., predicted;
uh noi wuuiu uc uie source 01
Ifnlon. He said this would be bc-
catise it is in the West where the
tX groups overlap and interact.
poviding the basis for organic
in)on.
:-i)r. McCall told national ABC
ablegates in an earlier address
Ipqt the church must concentrate
fcji; winning the nation for Christ
-jnd unity would be its by
product. .He said he hoped to see the dif
ferences between the groups "dis
solved by good will and friend
fhp activated by the truth of
pip s revelation."
Testimony on
jijDeschutcsSet
:PORTLAND if) Rollin E.
fttiwles, chairman of the Save the
Deschutes Committee, will testily
FVjday before a Senate Interior
Committee on Sen. Ncubcrger's
proposed amendment to a water
tights bill.
;.Jiowles supports the amend
ment, which is designed to stop
instruction of Pclton Dam on the
Deschutes Diver. The bill would
jlmrantec the states control of
filter rights on rivers within their
fcffdors.
-Bowles left Portland Wednesday.
Smiling Derl,yi8 Look Toward rta,e Jnr,a
Says No Peace
With Israel
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More smiling Derbylsli get their plrlures taken this week as
the deadline for getting the free photos taken nears. Hoys may
get their plrlures taken free at Mi-Kuan's Photo Shop. 215 North
High St., for publication in the Capital Journal, co-sponsor of the
nnual Salem Soap Box Derby with Capitol Chevrolet. Some 100
boys will be raring In the July 8 event at Derby Downs in Hush park.
These smiling faces belong to (top) Dennis Holmes, 1S95 Chemnwa
ltd., sponsored by Bergs: and Dennis White, 704 Oregon St., spon
sored by Mayflower Milk; (bottom) Dick Hoffman. .1208 Windsor
Ave., sponsored by Hoffman Meats, Inc.: and Charles Morgan, 4085
Cherry Ave., sponsored by Eckley Signs.
CHESTS AT AMITY Schrocder just received their doc-
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Charles ! tors degrees in veterinary medi-
Schroeder visited recently at the cine at Washington State college
home of their Uncle and aunt, the ami will leave July 1 for Potaluma,
Edwin Morses. Both Mr. and Mrs. i Calif.
AMMAN, Jordan tfi Premier
; Said Mufti says Jordan's new gov
; ernment will never conclude peace
wun Israel.
i The new government chief told
Parliament he would sec1' the re-
turn to their former homes in Is-
iraei oi tne Arab Palestine refu
gees, nearly half a million of
! whom live in Jordan.
lie also told the legislators he
would work for anti-Israeli mili
tary alliances with other Arab na
lions similar to those Jordan re
cently concluded with Syria and
Egypt.
. The intent, he said. Is to en
circle "the usurped part of the
Aran world with a ring of bases
In Jerusalem, a spokesman for
tne Israeli; Foreign Ministry said
israei nas accused Syria and Jor
dan of issuing "threats" against
the Jewish state which violate "the
spirit and letter of the general
armistice agreement."
The spokesman said complaints
have been lodged with the Israel
Jordan and Israel-Syrian Mixed
Armistice Commissions. Both are
United Nations bodies.
Movie Planned on
Crimes of Stalin
HOLLYWOOD W , Plans for
making a semilocumeritary mov
ie called "The Serrnt Oi met nf
Joseph Stalin" have been an
nounced hv nrndiirpr Tlarrvl P
Zanuck.
It Will hp rlnnA in rnlnr and u,iAA
screen by Zanuck's independent
Smallest Quad
Dies In Rome
ROME ifi Vlto, tiniest of the
quadruplets born two days ago to1
company and released through
20th Century-Fox Studio.
Mauro and Velia Bertolaccl. died
at Homo's Polyclinic Hospital
Thursday.
Doctors said the baby boy. who
weighed less than two pounits, suf
fered "respiratory deticiency"
from birth. The other babies,
Paola, Clauulo, and Walter, were
described as well and healthy.
They arc being kept in incubators.
The Tokvn metrnnolitan area
has 6.300,0()0 people. I
Algeria Gets
Inquiry Group
PAltIS tfl The French Na
tional Assembly's ' Interior Com
mittee voted Thursday to send a
cMn.i:in innnirv commission to
Algeria, but specillcaliy excluded
any Communist deputies from th
commission.
The Communists have been pro-
testing the use of French force!
to put down the 19-month national
ist rebellion and are urging im
mediate neogtiation to end the
fighting.
The 16-billinn dollar natural
gas industry claims it is the sixth
largest in the United States.
Healings for
Draftees Set
WASHINGTON W-Draftces In
the future will get a hearing if
they wish before they are rejected
for induction on security grounds.
Secretary of Defense Wilson yes
terday called for instructions to
guide personnel officers in reach
ing "common sense" decisions re
lating to the acceptance or reten
tion of people against whom se
curity information might be filed.
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