Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1958, Image 14

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    FOURTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thuriday. January 18, 1958
Re! igious Factions
Split Sharply Over
Test Tube Babies
London W Roman Catho
lics and professional anti
Christiani have split sharply
over the Archbishop of Can
terbury'! declaration that it
Is a crime for a woman to
have a test tube baby.
Government leaders de
clined comment on Archbi
shop Geoffrey Fisher's attack
on artificial insemination, and
spokesmen for Britain's doc
tors followed suit. Most pro
minent Britons also evaded
the issue.
May Seek Debate
, Laborite members of Parli
ament, however, backed up
by second string Conserva-
Incentive Awards
Given FS Employees
: Maurice Rocheleau and
Arthur Mackley, engineers
with the Rogue River National
Forest,, have received cash
awards of $10 each for a work
improvement suggestion. For
est Supervisor Carroll E.
Brown has announced.
; The suggestion is for using
rubber stamps to indicate the
stationing and other features
on plans and profile sheets for
road design. Previously this
information was placed on the
sheets by hand and the use of
the rubber stamps will save
considerable time and effort.
- Cash awards are made pos
sible under a law enacted as
an incentive to employees to
make suggestions for in
creased efficiency or better
working conditions, and is
available for all federal em
ployees. - Rocheleau is an engineer
stationed at the Union Creek
Ranger station north of Pros
pect, and Mackley, whose
home is at Shady Cove, was
working as an engineering aid
at Union Creek when the sug
gestion was devised. . x '
I tives, indicated that they may
press for debate on Fisher's
statement as a possible ground
for revision of divorce laws.
Fisher did not take a stand
on the possible classification
of artificial insemination as
adultery, but he did say that
it "defrauds the child unbe
gotten and deceives both his
putative kinsmen and society
at large."
A British Medical Council
spokesman said "it is up to
the individual doctor to take
responsibility for his own ac
tion" when asked to facilitate
a test tube birth.
The N a t i onal Marriage
Guidance Council said that
women unable to bear child
ren naturally should adopt
them.
Colin McCall, secretary of
the National Secular anti
Christian Society, took the
side of the test tube.
Humans Not Cattle
"The Christian idea of sin
has caused a great deal of suf
fering in the world," McCall
said. "Where artificial insem
ination has brought happiness
it is a good thing."
A spokesman for Britian's
Catholic Social Workers re
torted sharply.
"Human beings are not
cattle, to be bred by test
tube," he said. "Only a pagan
world would treat them as
such. A child who never
knows its father and never has
its father's care faces hideous
tragedy."
BELATED CHRISTMAS
Lake Charles. La. Wi
lt's beginning to look a lot
like Christmas at the Air
Force base here. Members of
the 68th Bombardment Squad
ron, who were on temporary
duty overseas during the non
davs. are decorating a tree
and buying gifts for their be
lated celebrations baturaay
night.
hthum
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199
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55
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77
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1 V
1
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Sizes
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CORDUROY
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2
5
00
Sizes 10-18
Tall, trim and tapered in a rain
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