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Show r 2B DESERET NEWS, ij'iltn Saturday, May Spending On Defense Shrinking, Aide Soys and Schedler's answers, were : Defense spending is not a swollen monster which dominates the U.S. budget, but taking inflation, into account, it is actually shrinking to below war level. the Spencer J. Schedler, assistant secretary of the Air Force That the Defense Depart ment spending is increasing. (A.) This is not so. Despite a 50 percent rise in defense billion in 1972, to $76 spending the dollars are not buying ti.Jre than they did in 1964. Most of this is due to wages, rather than hardware. Money is being spent to expand an already excessive military force. (A.) Military personnel in 1972 will be fewer in number than since the Korean War. There will be (compared to 1964) three fewer Army divisions, 274 less Navy ships and 5,310 fewer fixed-win- em- this point Friday phasized night in a speech at an Aerospace. Symposium in the Ramada about defense spending tions By HAL KNIGHT Deseret News Science Editor (financial management) Inn. FEARS HEAVY CUTS He criticized what he called popular misconce p t i o n s" about the federal defense budget and said that heavy cuts in military spending would seriousl, endanger the security of the nation. Several, trends are contribsignificant uting to a change in the strategic military status against the U.S. and in favor of the Soviet Union, he claimed. These trends include growing Russian missile power, a heavier Sovit investment in expanding things military, Russian n&val power and the of segmounting hostility ments of the U.S. public againct the military, Schedler explained. The Vietnam war has eaten g aircraft. CONTRASTS GAINS Spencer J. Schedler , . . actually shrinking up American defense spending while the Soviets were to concentrate on improving their strategic position, he said. Part of the public believes the nation can slash defense spending without danger to our security, but if they are we may all wind up wrong, dead wrong, he insisted. the misconcep Among able ; Military spending has prevented increases in domestic programs. Defense vA). spending has gone up 50 percent, due entirely to inflaother federal tion, while programs have increased by 226 percent. The Department of Defense dominates the fedora budget. (A.) Such budgets are beginning to decrease and the request by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare in 1972 is larger than the defense request. Fired Aide SKYLINE GRAD Stevens Hen- Friday ager night at ' the Towne House Athletic Club. contestants for the crown. She will enter the Miss Utah Miss America Pageant later this year. for ( A graduate of flkyline High School, her hobbies are sewing, cooking, music and f,'. Miss Anzjon, currently ,ep-- . rolled in the singing. executive secretarial course at Stevens Miss AlMjoa Henager Col- lege, competed with nine of Mr. and Mr. F. H. 721 K St., a student in fashion merchandising. is Kathleen Second runner-uP. Wagstaff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hills, 1923 S. 2600 East, who is also in fashion merchandizing. First in the pag- runner-u- p eant is Janet Carlion, daugh- ter Carlton, p Druggists-Larg- er embarrass Dr. Ewart OGDEN (AP) Univerof the dean Swinyard, of PharUtah of College sity macy, told a state pharmacists convention Friday night pharmacists have an expanding role in the medical and health team which delivers the ultimate in. medical care to the patient. Swinyard challenged pharmacists to review their service in ft) effort to give patients and physicians a more complete picture of the patients drug intake. About 100 pharmacists are y meeting attending the of the Utah Society of Salt the Pal- ace board, but to get his fair wages. Sen. Jackson Set ForS.L. Speech Henry M. Jackson, will deliver the keynote address during the Con- Sen. ference on at 7:30 p.m., it was announced today by the office of Gov. Calvin y L. Rampton. Sen. Jack-so- is men- - who being tioned as a presidential possibility, will arrive in Salt Lake City early that afternoon, hold a press conference and make a courtesy call on officials of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Christians and Jews at Hotel Utah Tuesday two-da- Jackson The senator Is regarded as a liberal on domestic issues, but parts company with most on the Democrats liberal issue of withdrawal from Vietnam and national preparedness. l natural bowl to the east of the temple. President Smith presided at the laying of the cornerstone on the northeast corner of the new structure. President Lee applied the mortar to the cornerstone and President Tanner oversaw the job. All three donned bright, hard hats for the brief cornerstone laying. The fullness and blessings of the Priesthood and Gospel grows out of Celestial marriage. This is the crowning ordinance of ' the Gospel and crowning ordinance of the temple, President Smith told the audience, meeting under partly clouded skies. yellow-colore- d There is nothing so impor- tant as entering into a proper marriage and then keeping President the covenants, Smith said. The Church president and prophet pointed out that "the Lord has extended the blessings to the dead. Injhe temple, wo have the privilege of performing the ordinances for the dead, he explained. The Church officer admonished those present to make themselves worthy to kneel at the holy altar and be married for eternity." He them also to were developed by the O. David President McKay. President Hugh B. Brown and President Tanner, his counselors, assisted in the early development. tion late President Tanner announced that 22 General Authorities ofithe Church as well as representatives of 33 stake presidencies were present for the rites. President Tanner explained that a sealed copper box was placed behind the cornerstone Inside for future posterity. the box were Latter-da- y Saints scriptures including sacred books, items of Church history, current issues of Church pubication, photographs of Church authorities, V 1 advised search out their dead and offer every Gospel blessing and ordinance to them that has come to man. There is no greater work than the work of the Lord, President Smith declared. We should do all in our power to gain His blessings, he concluded. President Lee informed the audience that the selection of the site for the new temple and early plans for construc- ; t St. Catholic-operate- d - Particularly But today, at least raise $1 Lewis sad. million, larger dormitory. While he has had to handle many referrals from clergymen answering knocks on church doors, the situation may be changing. The Metro Division of the Utah Council Pentecost Services discussed the Churches problem earlier this week, a move that may lead to more churches involvement by themselves. Rev. John W. Wade, campus minister at the Campus Christian Center, 232 University St., and chairman of the Social Action Committee for the council, said he expects to see "a flood of young people of mortgage is going up in flames Sunday at 3 p.m. at Highland Baptist Church, 1724 E. 2!st South. mr The church has paid off Church its mortgage A 175-7t- h LCA. Richard M. Johnson, assembly chairman for American Lutheran Church Women, said purpose is to recognize and be thankful for the Gift of the Holy Spirit as given to Christians. Followers of Christ received the gift during a period when they were uncertain about their future, she said. On this day of meditation, we hope to acknowledge what the Spirit can bring to pass in and through us. Mrs. Activities of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints may be found in the enclosed n, in todays Deseret News. victory Guest speaker will be Rev. Darwin Welsh, executive seco retary of the Southern Baptist Convention. Music will be provided by the Shiloh Baptist Church Choir. Utah-Idah- Members, former members and public are invited. Music Clinic for workers with childrens music will be held Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., at First Southern Baptist Church, 1175 W. 5th North. The session is a IlO f o u have contributed nearly twice that amount, he stated. Elder Spencer W. Kimball of the Council of Twelve gave the invocation. The benediction was pronounced by Elder Marion G. Romney of the Council of Twelve. Music was furnished by the Brigham Young University choraie. Groundbreaking for the new temple was Sept. 16, 1969. Construction crews began the November and completion has been generally indicated as the fall of new structure to p lurks. Pstor JLM. t Sundoy School U o.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. ivongolistk 7:00 - follow-u- PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD r 7 font 13lh South RIOT 1,11111111111111111111111,1 ebration, according to Rev. James Minnis, pastor. OF GOD FIRST ASSEMBLY Briefs and is holding a cei- burning A clinic In Church News News Peter in 1971. Members of the Provo Teminple advisory committee clude Pres. Fred A. Schwendi-man- . chairman, Pres. Alma P. Burton, Pres. L. Flake Rogers and Pres. Toronto. transients are urgently needed, clergymen say. - MIDWEEK Thursday 7.00 7.M 1 3IMIII lost 4100 Sottfh S.'rdoy School Morning Worship . Evonge "Stic Service Thvrs. Bible Study ,,,, .. ., , $.45 e.m. 11:00 O.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. this summer. He called for churches to cooperate in making space available for travelers on a limited-sta- basis. y e The effort should be a among churches to provide facilities at at least two or three points, he said. Surely in every city and city-wid- program -- 4t. Postdr LUTHERAN- a Utah-Idah- o Ogden. Directing it was Richard Ham, Louisville, Ky., children's music consultant with the Sunday School Board of the convention. The Role of Communications Media in Promoting is the Unity Among Men theme of the 1971 observance of Communications World Day. The (Catholic) Diocese of Salt Lake City will be joining dioceses throughout the world Sunday in observing the occasion, recommended by Vatican Council II in its Decree on the Instruments of Social Communications. That document, officials said, sets three goals for the day: To remind people who WISCONSIN Saturday will be Friendship Night for area senior citizens. Featured will be an open at the Senior Citizens East. Entertainment will begin in the f 97 7 p.m. 6 p.m. Sunday School f 21 S S. 10:00 T.U. 6:30 Jhttn William R. FmW Y. M. Tooth ... troops UNTEO- as - 363-325- 1 p.m. 1 487-75- 7 6 11:05 a.m. Buna, poifort lMMy MM - - TuneKMOR I tNI e i.a. Shhday E. SBC - .a 1744MI. 177-.4- tml Mwatn. : Warahif .:45 a.m. t:iM.m. . 7:2. fJO- .star, Cbailvr ...ah ANCHOR- irutetrndcnt. frit rutty church & a.m. 11 Hill SCHOOL Minuter - Rev. Cordon -- ...... 9:45 e.m. W.nhip S.rvit. .....1 1:00 e.m. AND HUMAN BEHAVIOR" Caspal Servico 7 p.m. THE BIBLE SPEAKS FOR TODAY T. Knucirey PARK CITY 7:00 P.M. ' HOLLADAY BAPTIST CHURCH 17. I.M JVM huh A rt 33rd South L GERALD 8URRUS Assoc'ite Bethlehem" - FtiMrilf Faal.caitll Chair BAPTIST CHURCH P.M. Rev. 1M-J- Sails. Wtnbif 12 Nets MM Strrkl San, fill. Wtl.Fri.lML -- Sunday Worship and Church School As - Stratton Construction Co. of Hurricane was awarded a $112,000 contract for construction of utilities at Glen Canyon national recreation area. WASHINGTON Walt & Twildi Aman 11.00 Worship Service A M. Power Hour Wed., 7:30 p.m. Pastor Thomas H. !! Miller FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH American Baptist Convention 277-513- 8 Tfct hov. Donald F. Sturm, potior Contract Awarded "RELIGION Nursery Provided All Services 268 West 1st South JAPANESE Church school 10:30 Worship 10:30, 12:30 The . foul M. Koto, potior MT. OLYMPUS 3280 East 3900 South Church School 9:45 Worship 1 a.m. - ...lee 744 p., - 2375 MYSTERY" 'The Cross Puts Salt Lake A sophomore at Skyline High School, Cory received $50 for his approach to good grooming in a national poster design contest. Church " 9 1580 Vine St. (6100 So.) COTTONWOOD Worship 10 a.m. Church School 10 to 11:30 a.m. A. pan. CHRIST 11:00 AM. 7:30 Cory Charles Dangerfield, son of Mrs. Arline E. Dangerfield, Salt Lake City, has been named second runnerup in a high school art competition sponsored by Avon Products Co., New York City. 16, diet ini Constrvcrive Baptist 952 last 9th South "THE MATCHLESS 277-475- 1 . 4:15 7A4 METHODIST "HOUR OF POWER" - Pastor Caaa Ivtoiof Sirvici ...... Froftr Sorricot WW. . Aitken Skyline Student Wins Art Honor Flits Taia.la School ...... MS t.m. Sdy .. lljOBom Mopoiog Worship .... A Bible-- WED. Presbyterian - 3610 South 4400 West WE'TVAIE Church school 9:45 Worship 11 a.m. Tho Rv. Gwrjld ... Pastor Robert Christopulos - 7ht Jthi. Jamot P. Dowdy. Tht Bov. John Worship 11:00 A 7:30 Prayer Service 7:30 Evangelical Free Church 1910 lost 3400 South . .p.m. Fittw 3100 Suuth K. Chartaa 1:30 a.u. Cmmanii. Santci IttOQ h.u. S 7:08 7:20 y.e. Taaiht. S Thirdly Guest Speaker the with major the evening, includat 7 p.m., a dance and a movie at 9 Feilh Temple PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Utk S 14th it Saatt) Strait Ntrib 237-10t- h 'S. B. C. MIILCREEK BAPTIST CHURCH - morning events in ing dinner at 8 p.m. Brothers house Center, LUTHERAN Divine Worship would like to Friendship Night - 5 1070 Foothill Morgan Edwards, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 s.m. LCA. jrd The council call the Rev. Charles R. Moline, pastor of Temple Lutheran Church, San Francisco. r ZION 17th East Worship 9 called. SYNOD Hear God - 17th South, Luthern Saviours Church members will decide Sunday, following the 11 a.m. service, to accept or reject the church councils recommendation that a new pastor be South Silt likt Auditorium 2500 South Stitt (it: 2500 East 39th South Rofir Prescott Pastor Worship 8:30 A 11:09 a m. Sunday School 1:30 a.m. L.C.A. (HOLLADAY) - Our Communication Day OUR SAVIOUR'S 11 a.m. Wednesday services 8 p.m. First Church. 352 East Third South Second Church, 11 65 Foothill Drive Millcreek Church, 2605 East 33rd South First and Second Church Sunday Schools 1 1 a.m. Millcreek Sun. School 9:30 a.m. Decide On Pastor M.O.S. 295-767-7 H Sunday services work in the communications field of their duty to use communications media responsibly; encourage prayers for communications, professional and invite Catholics to support the churchs own activities in communications. Southern Baptist Convention sponsored retreat for music leaders which concluded today at Camp UTABA, ISM Vinr 1840 Suuth 75 East (Bountiful) Lea E. Hubei, Pastor Sunday Schesl 8:45 am. Worship 10:00 a.m. 0MSMD Church school 9:50 non-prof- it BETHESDA BIBLE CHAPEL CROSS OF CHRIST WASATCH town there are churches with certain building space that is Other unused. relatively churches could get behind them, furnishing volunteers to handle telephone referrals and other needed services. The Rev. Mr. Wade said the system, although motivated, could include nominal charges for services for those able to pay. asking for temporary lodging Churches must eventually come to grips with the situaWe tion, he emphasized. could be faced with large numbers coming here with exwe cant meet. pectations This could lead to frustration and aiTger against the church, the belief that it is irrelevant to and their irresponsive needs. ITS RELEVANT He said action by churchmen is not only a Good Samaritan deed, but a way of making churches relevant to the times. The Campus Christian Center, located near the University of Utah, has been a natural drawing card for many passing youngsters through the city. "They expect people around the colleges, many of them acholding similar views tive in peace, civil rights and otner social change causes to take them in, he said. In the same respoct, many of our students are sympathetic, feeling if they help they are contributing to a network in which they, too, may benefit sometime. WAY OF LIFE The Rev. Mr. Wade attributes the rise in young travelers to the current economic with many job situation and the increashunting ing acceptance of travel as a way of life. He said many pile in a small car or hitchhike with little thought or concern for how or where they will find food and lodging. They are real good at quoting you from the Bible about taking no thought of Stillwell tomorrow, Capt. said. But were turning them away every day. The Rev. Mr. Wade admits that local churches may be a long way from opening their doors to penniless travelers, but hopes pastors will be able to convince their congregations to take some action. At the moment, we are only a variety of people trying to get organized to meet a need, he said. Mortgage Going Up In Flames the Gift, Celebrating meaning the Gift of the Holy Spirit, will be the theme of Prayer at Pentecost services Monday, 1 p.m., at Mt. Tabor East. Lutheran Church, Joining hands for the meeting will be women from the Lutheran Church, AID and Rov. Pres. V 20 per- Capt. Stillwell said the Salvation Army is now trying to work out plans to construct a Church Beds for penniless and current daily and weekly to 2. he alarming, ALL FAITHS WELCOME temple. When construction of the temple was announced, the people of this area were asked iV-v- Marys said, is the increasing number of young people, under 25, knocking on the corps doors. A few years ago, we hardly saw anybody under 45 or "'V newspapers of the area. Pres. Ben E. Lewis, chairman of the temple finance pressed committee,to allexwho had appreciation given of their means and talents for construction of the ;: 'T.'i'.; VfVAv:': has beds, too, but not enough to meet requests. BUNKS FOR 24 The corps dorm will house 24 men, and furnishes bunks, shower facilities, linen, towand breakfast els, supper (and shaving gear, if needed) for penniless transients. Last year, the Salvation Army served 6,976 men at the center, providing 10,502 nights of free lodging. But we are facing a growing crisis, Capt. Stillwell said. If we were only filled to capacity a night or two each month, we w juldnt woi.y. But when youre full up all the time, its a matter of serious concern. YOUNG PEOPLE y Provo Temple Cornerstone Laid In Impressive Rites B-- facilities expecting to find a place to sleep, wash and eat at little or no cost. But many are being disappointed. Capt. Arthur Stillwell, commanding officer of the Salt Lake City Corp, Salvation Army, said its hospitality house is fa. from meeting present demands. Weve been opening our doors at 3 p.m. and are usualhe ly filled up by 4 p.m., said. district Role Continued from Page r c h u lifes all about. Douglas W. Morgan, 40, 4144 West, who was fired March 8 as stage manager of the Salt Palace, presented his side of the story at an appeal hearing Friday afornoon before the Salt Lake County Merit System Council. Council members said their decision on the appeal will be announced Thursday at 4 p.m. in the office of County Personnel Director Douglas Thomsen. Morgan was fired by Douglas Berg, assistant Salt Palace manager. He had served as stage manager for two years. testified at the Morgan hearing that he had gone to the news media with a complaint about not being paid overtime for overtime work, not to swer how to provide temporary housing. Men and women, many under 30, are pounding on cent of them are kids wandering, trying to find out what S. 2835 other Transients have local clergymen searching for an an- 50. Appeals June Anzjon, 19, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Truls Anzjon, was Dr Crestwood 3398 crowned Miss. an At 3, Pilled Up E7 22, 1971 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Youth Time 6:00 p.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening Service 7:15 p.m. 298-799- 2 V. Cast, potior Phone 328-492- 1 SALT LAKE CITY rwm y u - .mimm |