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m Medford (Acme Ttlepholo) FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE Th Begum Aly Khan, or Rita Hayworth. watches skaters at a rink In Ostaad, Switzerland, during her first public appearance since the blrtn at hei daughter, Yasmln. llie actress U resting at Aiy KJian'a villa In Ostaad. Communist Threat Said By Minister To Be Moral And Spiritual Problem Repelling the threat of east ern world to destroy western civilization is not a political, so cial or economic problem but a moral and spiritual problem, the Rev. George Bolster, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, pointed out to Kiwanians at the luncheon meeting at Rogue Val ley Country club yesterday. He said that Christian democ racy of the west is doomed un less the moral and spiritual sta- West Point, Navy To Exchange Students West Point, N. Y., Feb. 2 U.R) West Point cadets and mid shipmen at the United States naval academy begin a series of exchange visits tomorrow in the "spirit of unification," the United States military academy said today. The naval academy will send 120 midshipmen to West Point and 76 cadets will go to An napolis in the first of six week end exchanges to show each I service how the other trains for i war. The swajD of prospective offi cers of the two academies is de signed to "encourage a closer understanding" among the serv ices, West Point officials said. Visiting midshipmen will at tend classes with the cadets and orientations on army weapons and training Friday and Satur day. They will be introduced to West Point social life at a cadet hop Saturday night. Cadets visit ing Annapolis will follow a simi lar schedule. Reserve Board Reports Loan Boost Washington, Feb. 2 U.R) The federal reserve board re ported today that total loans, business loans and investments held by reporting member banks, rose during the week ended January 25. Business loans made by the banks rose SIO.000,000 in the week to $13,871,000,000, but were $1,510.000,000 'less than in the comparable week a year ago. Bank loans to brokers for carrying or purchasing securi ties rose $56,000,000 to SI. 328, 1)00.000, and were $19,000,000 Mphpr than a vpar aco. The banks' holdings of United States government securities totaled $37,077,000,000, down t S54.000.000 on the week, but f S4.666.000.000 higher than a year earlier. bility Is developed to control the situation. The minister warned that the people of the west must "snap out of a fools' paradise and pipe dream" and get back into the church and into the crusade for the kingdom of God. Might Change Western civilization has been dominant in the affairs of the world and it has seldom occurred to those of the western world that the situation might change or be challenged, Mr. Bolster said. However, in the last half century the most violent attacks have taken place. There have been four attacks in this time, he stated. Two have been re pelled but the others are men acing the survival of Christian democracy. One attack has been from outside the west and the other from within. Mr. Bolster explained that Japan made the attack from the outside while Germany struck from within the west. Both these attacks, the minister brought out, might have been successful had the two nations had atomic weapons. Another attack from within in subtle form, he declared, is the new attractive ideology of com munism, the most serious threat encountered so far to Christian democracy. He brought out that communism is a pagan creed that denies the fundamental concepts of the west. Communist disci ples are sure of themselves while adherents of western democracy do not seem to know what they believe. Mr. Bolster said that the fourth attack is the steady crum bling of inner beliefs, standards and ideals "the moral and spir itual dry rot in ourselves." Un less this is stopped, he said, it will lead to the disintegration of the western way of life. I" -serving-. WEST COAST CITIES Phone Medford 2-5851 trizM E""'ou"L J. 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