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Section C Medford Pages 1-12 Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, I960 Prineville Judge Determined Foe For Mrs. Neuberger By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington - Mrs. Maurine Neuberger has a determined but admittedly underdog op- tT ffiSVI p o n e n t in fjt- TrJudge Harry Mi C. Fowler of t-rinevnie lor the Democrat ic nomination for the Senate in the May primary. Fowler was here as an a. Kunt. smith uregon dele gate to the White House Con ference on Children and Youth. During his stay he call ed on all of the Democratic members of the Oregon con gressional delegations, except Sen. Hull H. Lusk, to see where they stand in the up coming primary. He received no commit ments of support, and at the same time got the bad news that two representatives Edith Green and Charles O. Porter - are planning to cam paign in behalf of Mrs. Neu berger. fowler dispelled any no tions that he might be "Morse's man," as some ob servers have suggested. He said he doesn't expect support from Sen. Wayne Morse, nor does he expect to support Morse's presidential bid in the Oregon primary. No Comment "I think if you would ask him, Sen. Morse would say he won't support either candi date," said Fowler. The Sen ator has had "no comment" on this and all political questions involving his intentions since the death of his former col league. He has indicated, how ever, that he will not cam paign for Mrs. Neuberger. In his first bid for major of fice, the Cook county judge plans a 15 minute television program on a Portland sta tion every Saturday night un til the May 20 election in or der to tell where he stands on various issues. "I don't know where she stands on the issues," he said of Mrs. Neuberger. "She will have to tell the people that." Probably a Liberal Asked what sort of Demo crat he regards himself, Fow ler hesitated at length and then, said, "I'd probably say I'm a liberal." He said he fa- fors the changes in the labor reform bill advocated by Morse, he's against right to work laws, he favors the For- and health insurance plan for social security beneficiaries, and he favors federal power development of the Columbia and Snake rivers. As for the idea of a national seashore park on the Oregon coast, proposed by Sen. Neu berger, Fowler said he's not ready to make a definite state ment for or against it. "The issues the people are most concerned about are peace and juvenile delin quency," said Fowler. Asked whether reports were true of Teamster backing, not ably through Hugh Cole. Teamstser official from Bend, Fowler said he expected to have lots of support but he hadn't talked with Cole since filing day. Concerning the funds needed to put on a regu lar television program, Fow ler said simply: "My friends have done very well." MAIL RUN STARTS - Mayor Arthur Meeri nial reenactment of the Pony Express run of St. Joseph, Mo., hands mail to Lee Shift- from St. Joseph to California, lett of Wathena, Kan., as the latter departs on horseback on the first leg of the Centen- (UPI Telcphoto) U.S. Participates In Netherlands Gardening Event New York - (Science Serv-' ice)-The U. S. exhibition at the 1960 Floriade in the Neth- j erlands represents the first participation by this country ! in a horticultural exposition abroad. The Floriade, international : gardening event of the year ; and often referred to as the ! Olympics of horticulture, opened March 25 in Rotter dam and will run through , Sept. 25. Five million visit-1 ore are expected to attend the six- month show, in which nine nations will participate. j - The history-making Ameri can exhibit is a product of . n i n f pnnnpralinn Hut itaan ! j - - ...... j Government and private citi-I zens. It is co-sponsored by the foreign agriculture service of the U. S. Department of Agri culture and the American Horticultural Council. The theme of America's three-and-a-half - acre display is how Americans really live, what kind of homes they have and what kind of gardens they have. Emphasis is on middle income living. One of the most unusual displays is by the Atomic Energy Commission, demon strating how peaceful atomic research contributes to knowl edge of plant functions. The U, S. exhibit, which features redwood throughout, also Includes a 8,000-sauarc. foot fragrant garden of Amer-t ican-bred roses and a sizable' display of ornamental plants' by Harvard University's Ar nold Arboretum. w ( BOOKS lf (MAKE Afll (H0Mg"3r flM I L 39J9SQ Your Own Home Library From Swem's - Southern Oregon's Oldest and Largest Book Store fcfoir for every age mood need; Swems Books - Gifts - Records 217 East Main Medford, Oregon rrv nnnn nn m a wm mm m fi 7 C. Girard Davidson, Ore gon's Democratic National committeeman, has been ele vated by the party into equal advisory status with Dean Acheson, Mrs. Eleanor Roose velt and other well kown fig ures of the New and Fair Deal. Jebby Davidson has been named chairman of a commit tee on natural resources of the Democratic Advisory Coun cil. Other advisory committees are on foreign policy, econo mic policy, labor policy, sci ence and technology, urban and suburban problems, farm, civil rights and social secur ity matters. This appointment In effect elevates Davidson, a former assistant secretary of the In terior under Oscar Chapman, to top status in the Democra tic party in the natural re sources field. His group is ex pected to develop the main theme for the party platform In this field. OK NUCLEAR PACT Dublin njPD An agreement with the United States under which Irish universities will get nuclear research and train ing equipment and materials was approved by the irisn Parliament Tuesday night. The equipment was described as package laboratories. Wonder of Jesus' Call Said To Be Found in Completeness By THE REV. ROY C. CLARK Pastor Capitol Street . Methodist Church Jackson, Miss. Written for UPI In response to Jesus' call Simon Peter, James and John "left everything and followed Him." The wonder of their re sponse to Jesus' call is not in its suddenness but In its completeness; they left every thing! Leaving everything has not the slightest value in and of itself. It is significant, only because it shows the extent of their devotion. Following Him was worth any and ev erything. Modern disciples of Jesus will have to do the same. The old must be left behind for the sake of the new. The new wine of the Christ directed life cannot be put into the old wineskins of the self-directed life. The leaving behind never stopped for the disciples. It was boats and nets at first; later it was cherished ideas and, finally, life itself. But on the first day Jesus asked only boats and nets. 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