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Southern Baptists
Turn Attention To
National Problems
Louisville, Ky. -UPB-South-em
- Baptists, today turned
their attention from denomi
national to national problems
including the touchy issue of
race relations.
At the final session of their
102nd annual convention the
racial question, which has
fireworks at previous conven
tions, was brought up indirect
ly in a resolution. It called
for a "summit conference of
Southern Baptist leaders with
the leaders of the two major
Negro Baptist denominations
to seek better mutual under
standing on racial problems.
Proposal Endorsed
Former Rep. Brooks Hays
(D-Ark.), retiring president of
the 9,206,000 member denomi
nation, strongly endorsed the
proposal. He said such a "high
level conference" of Baptist
leaders could do much to re
store communication between
white and Negro Christians on
tensions of great concern to
both.
A resolution calling on par
ents to help- the Post Office
Department curb the "flow of
fifth" being mailed to Ameri
can children by pornography
peddlers, a proposal to send
an unofficial observer to the
United Nations and a token of
Southern Baptist concern for
world peace and grim warn
ings about the spread of
alcoholism were other major
items on today's program.
The anti-obscenity resolu
tion was sponsored by Joe
Burton, convention secretary.
It praised Postmaster General
Arthur . Summerfield for his
efforts to prosecute "pur
veyors of filth," who are do
ing an estimated $600 million
annual mail order business in
pornography aimed primarily
at teen-aged children.
Hays also endorsed a report
to the world peace committee
recommending that Southern
Baptist observes be sent to the
United Nations headquarters
in New York. Several other
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only 92 years after the War of 1812).
"Walk up to any healthy' looking person
with more hair, teeth and more teeth and
they'll confirm that they were a Snider's
Milk baby.
Girls get prettier and boys smarter (and
huskier, too!) when they drink Snider's
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major denominations already
have such observers.
Hays said the action would
show that Southern Baptists
are deeply concerned about
world peace and interested in
international efforts to pre
serve it.
British Color
Film Scheduled
The public is invited, to a
free showing of a British color
film entitled "Antarctic Cross
ing," to be shown Monday
at 8 p-m. in the Medford High
school auditorium.
Sponsoring the show is the
Tucker Sno-Cat Corp. of Med
ford. The picture was taken dur
ing the journey of British Ant
arctic explorers, under the
leadership of Sir Vivian
Fuchs, across the Antarctic
continent, and across the
South Pole.
Four Medford-made Sno
Cats were the main means of
transportation, and are fea
tured prominently in the pic
ture. The film has had one
prior private showing in Med
ford, but this is the first pub
lic screening of the picture.
The Tucker firm just this
week received its own copy
of the film.
Doors will open at 7:15 p.m.,
and the picture will start at
8 p.m. sharp.
The epic journey across the
southern Continent has been
featured in a number of maga
zines, including Life, the Na
tional Geographic, and others.
Some of the pictures taken on
the 90-day 2,100-mile journey
have appeared in the Mail
Tribune.
One of the Sno-Cats used
on the trip has been repur
chased by the Sno-Cat com
pany, and for a time was on
display in downtown Med
ford.
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A Snider Cow
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Geneva-Secretary of State Herter, accusing Soviet For
eign Minister Andrei Gromyko of adding to world tensions:
"I hope that in the course of the discussions ... this type
of accusation and innuendo will cease, and that it will not,
if repeated, lead to a type of discussion which can become a
very great irritant and, more than that, might well lead to
very serious tensions."
Lincoln, Neb.-Condemned mass slayer Charles Stark
weather, rejecting former girl friend Caril Ann Fugate's
written plea to clear her of any blame in the death of 11
persons:
"Why should I admit to something I didn't do to clear
her of her guilt?"
1 Louisville, Ky.-The Rev.
of the Southern Baptist convention and an ardent proniDi
tionist: "I favor a return to legal prohibition on a nationwide
basis."
Baton Rouge, La.-Gov. Earl K. Long, offering to bare his
past income tax returns:
"As a matter of fact, I think it would help me to show
all my friends I haven't been chealing-that I'm not getting a
lot of money on the side."
Back Stairs: An Embrrassing Question
By MERRIMAN SMITH
UPI White House Reporter
Washington-(UPD-Back stairs
at the White House: .
The Spanish artists, Joan
Miro, visited the White House
recently to receive an award
from President Eisenhower
and naturally he was accom
panied by the dignified Span
ish ambassador, the Count of
Motrico.
After the ceremony in the
President's office, Miro and
the ambassador were shown a
number of amateur paintings
which hang outside the Eisen
hower suite. Among them
Ml Street Chatter
New York - (UPD - Although
we would not conclude at this
point that the upward trend
has reached its limit, it is be
coming more and more ob
vious that forward progress
from these levels may be
somewhat slower than that
witnessed in the past and that
periods of consolidation and
correction are likely to be
come more frequent, says
Bache & Co.
Clark Equipment earnings
are forecast at the former rec
ord of $4.23 a share for 1959
against $2.70 in 1958 by Ira
Haupt & Co..
Reynolds & Co. sets Gen-
ral Motors at a preliminary
estimate of $3 a share for
1959 against $2.22 in 1958,
$2.99 in 1957, and $4.20 in
1955, the record high.
W. E. Hutton & Co. believes
the motors and airlines look
more interesting as current
holdings than the rank and
file of the more exploited
science stocks.
Walston & Co. lists several
groups that might offer some
gain possibilities before the
bull market ends. They in
clude oils, papers, metal work
ing issues, producers of heavy
equipment or capital goods,
textiles, and speculative chem
icals. '
- McDonnell Aircraft is likely
to duplicate the earnings of
the past two years in 1959 -$6.33
in 1958, and $6.34 in
1957, says the Fitch Survey.
With its labor difficulties
overcome and economic re
covery continuing, Ex-Cell-O
should achieve substantial
earnings gains during the re
mainder of fiscal 1959, ac
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Ramsey Pollard, new president
were some by the President.
Afterward, reporters asked
the Spanish envoy, "how
would you compare the paint
ing of the President with that
of your Generalissimo Fran
co?" The ambassador blanched
and whispered, "don't ask me
embarrassing questions."
Nurse Didn't Answer
Mrs. John S. Doud, Mrs.
Eisenhower's mother, lives
virtually by herself in Den
ver. Because of her age, 81,
and a series of illnesses, she
remains on the second floor
of her home,, tended by an
cording to Arthur Wiesen
berger & Co.
Reynolds & Co. believes the
downward trend has been
halted for United States Pipe
& Foundry.
Green, Ellis & Anderson
lists five rails it thinks will
reward long-pull holders
Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Great
Northern, and Nickel Plate.
Transient Arrested
By Medford Police
William Joseph Horan, 55,
a transient, was arrested, by
Medford police Thursday on
a charge of petty larceny.
Police said Horan was jail
ed in connection with thefts
of 14 packages of women's
hose and several pairs of
men's hose from the Mont
gomery Ward store, 117 South
Central ave.
Horan stated he had ar
rived here Wednesday for ad
mission to Camp White, ac
cording to the report. Police
reported arresting him Wed
nesday for being drunk in
public. He received a $10 fine
on that charge in Medford
municipal court yesterday.
Ex-Portland Police
Band Drum Major Dies
Portland-fUPD-The Portland
Police band's one-time drum
major, Thomas H. Willett,
died Thursday evening. He
had been ill for about a
month. .. .
Willett, who was 77, joined
the police band about 1910
and retired in 1935.
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Friday, May 22, 1959
Elizabeth Taylor
To Visit Children
Cannes, France -(UPD- Eliza
beth Taylors' three children
waited today to welcome
their mother and her new hus
band, Eddie Fisher, from a
Mediterranean honey moon
cruise.
The newlyweds left the Ital
ian Riviera resort of Porto-
fino Thursday ' aboard the
rented luxury yacht Olnico.
The children arrived Thurs
day by plane from New York
with Miss Taylor's secretary
and her housekeeper. They
are six-year-old Michael and
four -year- old Christopher,
Miss Taylor's sons by her sec
ond marriage to Actor Mi
chael Wilding, and her daugh
ter Elizabeth, nearly two, by
her third marriage to the late
Mike Todd.
around the clock staff' of
nurses.
Late one night some weeks
ago, Mrs. Doud awoke and
rang for the nurse. There was
no answer and the aged wom
an used a bedside telephone
to summon friends.
They" found the nurse
slumped over in a chair out
side of Mrs. Doud's bedroom
door, dead from a heart at
tack. When the President visited
the Air Force Academy out
side Colorado Springs last
week, he was quite impressed
by . the shining modernistic
buildings and their vast ex
panse of broad windows.
Apparently, the chief exec
utive was not told about one
of the more embarrassing
problems at the new academy.
Hail and wind storms howling
down out of the Rockies break
the big windows on occasion.
Asked how frequently the
windows are blown or knock
ed out, one officer said, "I'm
not at liberty to discuss such
a thing, but I have this com
ment: This would be one
whale of a place to build a
branch of the Pittsburgh
Glass company."
Touch of Glamour
" Barbara Eisenhower, the
President's daughter - in - law
and wife of Maj. John S. Eis
enhower, certainly adds a
touch of glamour to the presi
dential entourage when she
travels aboard the Columbine
III.
The pretty young mother of
four has a new, seemingly cas
ual hairdo with recently add
ed golden tints scattered
through her normally dark
hair. Somehow it seems prop
erly modern and part of the
air age to see a mother of four
children-and one of them 11
yjears old-looking more like a
cover girl than a harrassed
parent with dishparr hands.
San Francisco Favored
People who should know
where the if-and-when sum
mit conference is to be held
are now betting on San Fran
cisco, as well as . Geneva.
Three weeks ago, they were
willing, to give odds on
Geneva.
A decision should be reach
ed within two or three weeks
on the site, but a date is some
thing else again. The time fac
tor would be subject to quite
some chance, - depending on
the mood in which the foreign
ministers end their meeting.
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