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Show f - What Is the Church's Mission Controversy Divides Church Leaders business and professional men are withholding financial support from their churches because they , Should religious leaders' speak are ."strongly Opposed" to the cut on public issues such as seg- "statements and pronouncements, regation, sluhl clearance, 'nuclear on social issues" which denominational leaders have been maktesting and population control?. 1 . That question lies at the heart ing. This week, the Rev. Dr. Eugene of aft increasingly bitter controversy between conservative and Carson Blake, state clerk of the liberal - elements' within U.S. United Presbyterian Chufch, said Protestant churches.. ' the, same thing - but with a difThe Conservatives. believe that ferent accent. the church' mission is to save Dr, Blake charged in a speech individual souls, not to reform so- at Rochester, N.Y., that a con . ; . certed, effort is being made to ciety.,They- contend that ministers tame and silence the churches should " stick' to "preaching the trom witnm Dy puumg ecummiit; offi- Gospel" and avoid V meddling" in pressures on ministers and political, social and economic cial boards of deacons or elders., "The threats are seldom expli. 7 problems. who include the cit" hp said, "but implied are . The liberals leaders of most major Protestant threats to withhold financial sup hold that .the port or to substitute more amena denomination! church is concerned with the re ble leadership. ' Resist Pressures demption of society as well as of Blake Dr. expressed confidence Individuals. have a that clergymen will resist these They say that ministers ' nnnMnilA "f -1TI9k duty to" apply Christian teachings pressures auu luhuuui. witness" to "all problems that affect the an articulate Christian al problems. welfare and relationships of- human beings) and to proclaim I "Churches and preachers have moral judgements on public as been at theif best when they have be well.; as private conduct that dared to speak out as they to them wanted God lieved of will to the seems contrary hMk." he said. "Though the risk - i G0d. .i,: of speaking in any, area of "social Disagreement Intensified This disagreement has existed controversy is great, the danger for a long time. . It has been Of being silent, especially .under greatly, intensified, however, by threat or pressure, is greater recent developments. yet." v. A leading spokesman for . the Similar sentiments were ex .conservative viewpoint, - Philadel- pressed by the Rev.. Dr. James phia' industrialist J. Howard Pew, E. Wagner, president o of jm the and i.R ef r e d spotlighted the new turn of events Evangelical Church',, in a letter circulated this in" a speech before a Presbyterian men's meeting in ' Chicago last month to pastors and lay leaders Of his denomination. March 19. Dr. Wagner said there ; is evl said that Pew "many" wealthy By LOUIS CASSELS United Press International : . " , . . . ' ; f ; '." . 1 . PV - , ' " Tj' v- I ' - ' - if LAWNMOWERS sharpened and FRIDAY, XPRIL 22,. I960! DAILY HERALD paired. Power mowers. $6.50. Handty Utah Utah County, $2. General Shop,1150 South! Avenue. FR 35159;. 41. Exchanges Trades 17. Work Wanted Philco-Bendi- x PAPERHANGING . 1' FOR sale or, trade 1954 for PAINTING, Wallpaper f Chevrolet 2 door, AC pickup. PAPERHANGING and nainting. All Walls washed: Work guaranteed ; or worn guarantees, a t Phone FR 44. Shrubs Flowers, Nursery .. FR CEMENT work, retaining Walls, J s, Stock - W ; PLASTERING walks no" patios, driveways, to 3 down pay. years payment, USE Vise Wall Glaze on showers and PLANT now', shade trees. ' llver AC FR ' sweidler bath, permanent and maple, Norway maple, t. Mel TAX returns by graduate account-nplastered.Orem. maple, Crimson! King maple. Eufo--,i beauty Foundations 350 368 South East,, pean sicamore $3.00 to $3.00, AC Mountain Phillips. t ash, AC Thornless Shademas-te- r Honey Locu, HARDEN lots plowed harrowed, locus, Sunburst Amerilocus, EXPERT sheetrocking and perfatap-- : leveled. lso bulldozing, grading. can Lindon. Western etc. Catalpa. ing. Licensed contractor, Thomas yards cleaned. FR Fruit trees and small fruit plants.' Plaster and dry wall, AC Wildwood, Hollow Farm- Nursery MOUNTAIN top soil. Extra good, no 1611 Soutti Sandhill Road, Oreim. RADIATORS REPAIRED rocks. FR , ' Phone AC t ' RADIATORS repaired, rebuilt, clean FORMICA tile plastic drainboards, - Outstandi're new ed or recored, Specialized eiiicienx - installed,' cabinet work, FR garden soil conditioner, perfect after .5 p.m. workmanship. Ahlander Mfg. Co., on new lawns for moisture reten-, 490 South University, FR, tiAn. Special price $1.49 large bag. EXPERIENCED baby sitters. any RADIO AND TV SERVICE Also choice bedding plants, shrubs. nights, call AC CONCRETE walls, formed, poured. stones jFree deliverv Call parden TREE removal and topping, Free wans. iNew RALPH'S Radio and TV. 91 South FR JUna C Washburn.2440 Basements, retaining 25 Over 3rd West; FR estimates. Reasonable prices. Phone ' forms Moore Construction. 4380 North 930 Eastl-- Proro.J : AFFLIAHCE JTERVICB PLEDGE STATE ALLEGIANCE Appliance Service. Factory The HOME West- JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) authorized parts and service. R.C.A. and of House inghouse. Representa Mississippi 383 Call! FR Whirlpool. tives Thursday approved, a bill reNorth 2nd West: quiring school children to pledge AUTO GLASS ; allegiance to the state flag of BROKEN glass replaced. Specialized, dence of "a deliberate, calculat- Mississippi as well as the United efficient work. Ahlander Mfg. Co., 490 South University, FR States flag at the opening of class ed, organized and BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES campaign to drive a wedge be each morning. women and and men. tween lay FERGUSON'S Bike Shop, Schwinn dealer. New. useti, traae in. their ministers." 795 South State. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY parts Air the over "The controversy FR Force manual is only one incident BICYCLE: New, used, repairs. Roy's Bike Shoo Schwinn .Dealer, iuvu in a long succession of personal West ls South. FR and .organized attacks on the CONCRETE WORK Protestant churches," he said. PATIOS, carports, Nall types! cement There "will, without doubt, be work, remodeling, Mree esumaies. more of them." AC ! I Uni-versi- ! - cleaning ' well-financ- ed , . rte-pair- . ta f .,. ear-port- ; . lasting ; : j s," . t " i j - j ' , - , . ng - -- 63. AC ; v;i years service in Utah Countyii reTV. BRICK cement work! and record and work tape radios, ELECTRIC players, i FR or FR carports. corders, prompt electricalj anything WE specialize Un high speed tools waKetieia-service, guaranteed ROTO tilling,' Custom work. Larg 'motors. All types-o.and TV. 635 West 4th North Call nign scnooi boy. FR 41142. guaranteed. 1182 RAY'S rewinding. WorkOrem. FR;4-i07- 7. AC $3.00 service charge. North State, CUSTOM plowing, all jobs. Reasoni nights. days, FR aoie. can Alma btaneli.v Phone qualified service, Repairs AC ,. iif EXCAVATING guaranteed. FR T GARDEN lots plowed, harrowed, REMODELING EXCAVATING: Complete' sewer and also bulldozing, grading leveled,FR3-658basements, tank installation; fillRoom septic ALL roof types sWing and, ing - Phone yards. etc. Cat work and ' f TR ing down, 5N years to pay. Phone IRONING by the piece, pick up and f K .istxyit wayne . tioason. delivery, BULLDOZER for any purpose. Exv etc. cavating of all kinds., trees. CONCRETE ROOFING work, patios, TTW drivewayi, Call Philip Thornton. FR fro cwtimi 4n;hQ v WE repair roofs, fix leaks, reroof or Rev Ivie, HU FR i J Also houses.. and remodeling siding EXPERT TREE SERVICE CARE for children in my home while or FR Phone FR, ' mother shops, doesf geneologyi,. TREES and shrub removal and top- WE do all kinds of roofing.! .' works FR ping. Free estimates. Reasonable. AC anytime. A& BUILDING repairs, remodeling :.and SEWING MACHINE REPAIRIKG new construction. or , AC ACE High Tree Service, trimming, iAC ior estimate. topping. Removing, free estimates. ALL makes, family orT comrnercial, FR Free estimates.x 38. Wanted to reasonable " Buy FR J. J. Morrill,prices. .. FURRIER NIGHT crawlers V2c each. 376! East , SHAMPOOING HELEN Swensen! Furs restyled, re8th North, Orem. AC glazed SHAMPOOING, carpets and furnipaired,- stored,! cleaned and 131 North University. FR ture. Free estimates. Work guar. WILL pay cash for 2 bedroom, : nwaern nouse trailer, nor later amteed. FR GARAGES 1958,AC TOP SOIL USED MARTIN Overhead doors. Sectional, TOP pianos, regardless of condition. SOIL, first quality no rocks. one piece, installed. Remodeling-Rstate location and price in! first i. auii-Mueiiverea. fiiiD yara W. Lowry. Call AC letter. Write box 900 co Daily ' Herald... WASHING T WALL MOVING HOUSE used 10 or 15 gallon WANTED, cleaned by new machine.HOUSEMOVING and ement work-P- WALLS and , equipment. Phone Riteaquarium Results 6aves perfect. paint. E. Valgardson. FR FR Way Interior Cleaners, r FR LAWNMOWER & ALL washing: by machine. Costs 52. Miscellaneous For Sale North 250 East, Provo. AC , - ii GIANT Swiss pansy plants,' Sdoren for SI 00. Farrers. 167 North 500 !: ii 36 . west; provo. 50. Pets a f ase for Spring 'expenses life with Brighten your Re-Home pring Clothes, 'Furniture: New modeling, See the friendly folks at SECURITIES for the Cash you need. Come in or phone. I 30 . i 38 A-1T- V i ' I 7. m" fr Provo, Utah !" W. 1st N. FR Springville, Utah , 184 17 W. HU 2nd S. r A ! Expert Service If You Give Expert Service, Order Your Inexpensive Ad to MAIL TRAIN DERAILED 'Run Here Regularly MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPD A locomotive and three cars ,of a ALTERATIONS Chicago to Minneapolis mail derailed night. train Thursday CUYLER'S, 447 North 2nd West FR on Men's, Ladies Tailoring the 38 crewmen of the Three ' Niel Railroad train re- EXPERT alterations240by Elaine Milwaukee North Universon at Thomas'. ceived minor injuries. sity Avenue. 21-c- ar . 3 , ' cellent condition. $100. - )' FR, i SALE, used accord'ions, one new clarinet, one new trombone, 362 Northi V "11th East. FR H t;.' J -- v a". 52. Miscellaneous For Sale ' I. 96. . ', TOOL' SHARPENING MACK lawnmower, saw and ! less no mess, y tiu tool Work716 guaranteed. East 9th sharpening. delivery. 'Pickup, South, Call FR you lost any old pictures? Come in and look Have "10-ye- ' ! '. JUST COME IN FOR YOUli CHANCE ON ac- ar of uncalled cumulation pictures. NO OBLIGATION, . . at Allen's Photos r- ou. -- 2. Personals r- -. . : PIANO tuning! and repair, service.Leo Prows, member of Piano Tech-nicians Guild, FR LOWREY and Thomas organs.-67up. Save on demonslrators-'Her-' 39 North 2nd ger Organ Center, ' ' West. '' TRUMPET, used on! v 6 months, ex- . J , ' 51. Musical Instruments 64 " . - ; . CALL ON THESE FIRMS FOR ; - , 83 21 j and Rabbits, only few,-left319 West Tilth North,- 4r :,: . ' FIRST cross Weimaraner and 'Ger- man Shorthair tpups. Will hulnt this fall. Males $25, females $15- Call 727 East 4th North. AC . Orem. SIAMESE L kittens for sale. inquire at 931 South 4001 East, Orm, I -- . BUNNIES - 32 , " -- i4-- , GENTLE 2,yeaf old ienny. $75. Chll- drens pet. 6501 East Center, Pleasant r Grove after 3:.i 2 MALE. Siamese kittens. Hou?p-- " 1165 South 150 broken. AC West 'Oreim' j ; Call SHETLAND pony. . HU 61. r - j X. flr-vn- ; : ' .! 22 Asks Lay Supportr Dr. Waener said the real dan ger1 of such attacks is that they mav influence ministers to "play it safe by preaching always on devotional nice, quiet, j'pious, themes, never touching on contro versial" issues,- never supporting any organized efforts f against social wrongs and industries! and thus assuring that they wilts never get into trouble with anybody." "No thoughtful, layman will want that kind of. ministry," said Dr. Wagner "For this reason, every devout lay member should take a studious look at criticisms of the churches and the ministers and endeavor to discern who the critics, are, what their past: records--. have been, and what are likely the real reasons for .their criticizing. "Even more vital, lay men and women should 'stay up the hands' of their ministers by prayer and other evidences of confidence, affection, 'sympathy and support." self-respecti- H ASP-N-MULC- '.-- t. for , 4 NORTH ITNIV. AVE; 24 WATCHES repaired, cleaned, $350 cen- - Guaranteed. Lan'i. 17 South ter, American Fork. LAWNMOWERS precision sharpened, ntnlrmir shuane eiecrmc TfirA Tirlr- uo and delivery. Work guaranteed. ' "I I960 CHEV. PICKUP . . HK-4.U!)I- Fence Posts ........80c each Ft. CEDAR 96c each Ft. CEDAR 4 x 4 Fence Posts . . . . . 7 Ft. CEDAR 4 x 4 Fence Posts . ... i .. .$1.12 each ,8 Ft. OEDAR 4 x k Fence Posts . . V; . . .$1.28 each l" x 8" PINE ...L. .$100 per thousand $il5 per 'thousand i2" x 8" REDWOOD 5 6 iv South, Provo. nfRTHLJQ malfin?. trrariiiA.fi on. formalS. togs, Mrs. wedding dresses, play h Chaplin. FR TtKAT.jSTT.K hosierv and wearing ap- rarpl for the whole family. Call , , HU 'ft' 7. Lest and Found :' i'i ' I' ' V FFNC'NG MATERIAL. PORTRAITS by Melissa Personal Call sittings or from photographs. or Call at 491 West 2nd FR LOST: Girl's bicycle, AMF, blue with chrome fenders, Reward. FR 4-x,- '4 hi :. .... EXTERIOR HOUE PAINT . . . ,$5,75 gal. WEST COAST 2 x;4 8 through 20 $60 per thousand 10 DISCOUNT ON ALL PAINT, ITEMS FULL 1" THICK . ALUMINUM STORM DOORS With Screens and Hardware Guaranteed $29.95 32 n LOST ladies black clutch bag, lidenti-ficatioaffer-erweard inside purse, or FR FR LOST: Female blond Pomeranian, name,' Cindy- Lou, lost North East Provo; near Rock Canyon.716Return East to her young puppies, or 2530 North. Phone FR Liberal Reward. FR LOST: One large size maroon colored boxing glove, left hand. Orem orA Provo. AC r " : , d. 16 - , " - -- 72 . r-- BUILDING COSTS TOO HIGH? -- SEE ; 10. Help Wanted Mala r . " ' ' ' m " ' I - EXPAND! N(b . . ' ' ' ' ' -- ' ' J"Tp . 151 North Firm needs 4 aggressive executive salesmen with H least 6 months" experience. They will be paidf on a salary and commission basis. $375.00, per m o n t h plus commissions. Send resume- - of experience, former and present employer and any other helpful facts. Your resume will be held in strictest confidence. An officer of the firm will contact you for an interview immediately! Jhe employees of our firm know of this. Address your response to, iDaily Herald, Box No. 901." 150 feast FR - . 62 Lnancing can De arranged for all type of remodeling Noth- ing dovn and iup to $3500 with 60 months to I pay. LAWN SPRINKLI NG SYSTEM ' SEWER LINES, WATER LINES' . No job; too big J. W. . BroWn-Constructior- . No jobv too small ! ' " ,FREE Estimate ! . Co, i : 211 West 4 South1 Orem AC Life Insurance com pany needs salesman in American Fork area and one in Spanish Fork area. College men preferred. ; we USED lumber, sheeting. short 2x4, NEW mattress. Some slightly soiled. 3.a up fxcnanRe. ijooa uscni have an excellent training pro few lengths used concrete steer, tin beds $5.00 up. Runk beds. Oversheets, sub water pump. 577 North gram and assured income while man Mattress. 147 North Univer-sit- y. Sf70 West. learning. For personal interview FR y and testin? apptitude phone FREE equity on j' bunk beds com- -. !,', FR 45 II.P. Mercury. 14 boat: iU trailer; mattresses. Sold with origplete motor.--electristart. Also orchard EXPERIENCED roofers'; and sidin for $122.43. Yours for only inally FR disk. FR of $5.45 over $91. Take payments applicators. ' per month. All new merchandise. 18 ft. Daltoni trailer, like new. See1 FULL time outside lumber! and yard. Ideal Mattress and Furniture Com. ai 2io rxorin zna west, Hieasant man wanted. Contact Utah Serv-pany. 125 West 5th South, Provo. Grove. ice Incorporated. HU UNCLAIMED bedroom set. dresser, BABY chicks. Get them SPECIAiL type route work. 70 stops chest, and bookcase bed, spring Cornish Cross meat ; chicks early. 16c. $125 weekly average. Apply daily. mattress field box and springs. N Rigtrup Hatchery.. 4 miles west of in person UJ3.E.S: ,190 West 8th Sold originally for $495. Yours for Spanish "ork. North, Monday only. Mr,. $243. Pay only only a balance-o- f ZOLATONE Wherli. Mattress $12.92 per month. Ideal painting, rooms, furni 125 Westr ture, boats, exterior, and Interior. and Furniture .Company. 1 1 . Free estimate. AC 5th South, Provo. Help Wanted Female FLLTERQUEEN vacuum cleaner, al- EXPERIENCED waitress, apply In TAKE over payments f on Maple new. wim ponsner. matcau mw bunk beds with Springfield person. 350 North State,! Orem. FR , tresses. Orignally sold for $142. Yours for only ,$92. All new merBOOKKEEPER; Apply in; own hand- -chandise. Ideal Mattress and Furni-Itur- e, BENDIX clothes dryer, 1 year bid. writing. State experience and ref125 West 5th South, Provo.ferences. Boxy897 co Herald. Used and new. Gas, coal. Jo-ooeniniesi part or USED doors,, lumber, windows, and FURNACESj EXCITING i. or on. liipi 4ao. time' .women ambitious for full FR barracks, " fashion with Sara Coventry ONE Quality used gasServel refrigerator, set of 'golf clubs. 3 inter- - FOR SALE, jewelry. Call FR3-773- 6 - - for large440size, regular $498 for only ' condition. Excellent woods, 8 irons. view. FR' West. $85. North 8th ' "i :.r. :AC , in evenings . BABY sitter wanted to come to home 10 foot Vista Liner to tend 20 month old boy. 23 hours 1954 GMC track, . a A j a-- i ho in west, TAPE recorder, bongos, guitars, ndi conaition. camber, per week, during the day, Monday Close out prices on amplifiers.u AC Call !2nd Provo North, hi-fi and $tereo. Organ Center. 30 ' through Friday, jtk or FR j North 2ndl West. FULL Time bookkeeping job. Ex floor polisher and rug 6 COMPLETE metal shower Units. necessary, contact ver-no- n SHETLAND perience scrubber,-$20FR Cook at Utah Service Incor- $50 each. One 150 , slightly used water H.U heater. Apartporated. springviiie gallon gas hot CARPET, miscellaneous items. 26 ment size; used 6 months; only East 200 South. $150. Phone Stout Lumber Com-pan- y, 12. Help Wanted, male, female BICYCLE: New, used repairs. Roy's FR Bike Shop Schwinn ueaier v iuu LADY, man. 25 or .older, who can MERYTILLER. camper, Kirby vaWest 1st South. FR type, read music, and who want cuum, drill press, screen doors, job. Good pay. Apply GOOD, used gas. oil and coal fur permanent automatic , washing lawnmowers, Wakefields. naces. Alst Ciecww wa;er nea.cr machines: Steve's- - Trading Post. . FR 975 South State. ... ...... 14. Instruction GET your car inspected now, avoid NEW hide-a-bebedi room, living kitchen' sets, desks, and the rusn. tsen - uaxage. ruuuw room, BATON lessons, class and private. ' ' ' large mirrors, at big discounts. AC FR Steve's Trading Post, 975 South reroom -suite APPOPnTOM itu vuitar lmiBrtn. Tn. LIMED., Oak dining State. cmna 4 ckjsci. strument furnished, beginners. Her- sectofy table, cnairs, buffet,' solid construction, puce USED Hoover upright rug cleaner. per Music. 158 South 1st west. $50. Must sell by April 25th. Phone - $15. FR 3r3039i. FR after 5. FR to PIANOS. Why Factory 109" 17. Work Wanted wrm f4meM and bnv snringS, vou. Lester Taylor. Fit' North 4th West. soiled ax aess wmiii cuw slightly T.A"MTcrAtsT'Nrri arut varri mji1ntTi- filled, regular or full twin, spring cleaners.' rebuilt and ance. Hour or job. Reasonable. $39.95 clearing out for $17.95 each. USED vacuum from to $30. AC FR guaranteed tanks. $10 o.o Hollywood , frames . FR and VV OUUUVOltU WILL, tend children in my home,, Mattress Ideal and up. $19.95 Also rugs for installedALL fenciiw parents. of working types weekdays " and Furniture 125 West 5th South. AC remodeling of all kinds. Financing v. . Provo. . can be arranged. Nothing down, up LET us vise glare your boat to $3500, 5 years to pay. Call for 74 Davidson,HARLEY fully free,-ver1953 nis. king it waterproof, algae free estimates. Thome FR 4.036$ Top Mie durable. Your choice in .equipped.orem a- days. FR night. Avenue, ' color. Mel Phillips- AC NATIONWIDE ' ' BkFORE YOU BUY REAL ESTATE 05 1 . 44. c 00. , 56. . ' i - ' - r MMininniiminimiiiniinriiwiininiTifiinrnnnnmnirTnii :. I 1- - : : r .. ""' .. - a - 9-- We build better roads. We retain traffic engineers to make them safer. WeDass traffic laws -- hire officers to enforce them. Theri-junk all these safeguards by speeding,; passing laW violation lights, ignoring warning signs Does this make any sense? Not when such breed accidents that injure and maim thousands daily! The remedy? Drive sately-- d rive IdwfuNy. Where traffic laws are strictly obeyed, accidents go down! 1' i' Support your local Safety Council 11 , we . - ! f -- - s - . ' i 11. f 7 A. 31 . 69j . 8g. J WE MUST FACE THESE FACTS ! - , SWQj v55v. abled them beyond the day of the accident. Millions mnrp cuffarpH th nfllfi anrl miArv of "minor" injuries. , 150,000 were children, o to 14. Last year, traffic accidents killed nearly 33,000! 2,500 were cnuaren ot grammar scnooi age. na xnis year u INCREASE in deaths is threatened! i I' , ...:!.. How long must this go on? YOU the men and women behind the wheel can answer this. Because YOU are the No. 1 cause! , 3-7- 86 i t .c,j , - , :. " ' 3-i- 7.i fri ds, 20. 29. - 8 , ' " pav-mor- , ?. 23 53. -- Ud-rig- -" ; - 05. x .. Pubiished in an effort to save lives, in cooperation with the National Safety Council and The Advertising Council. w tv"'J - - 59, ft fK I X 7 hts |