Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 62, Number 100, Decatur, Adams County, 27 April 1964 — Page 8

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Travelogue Tuesday On South Africa ’ a ® * WW/? < 4S| St Miss Mildred Capron Movies of South Africa, shown and narrated in person by Mildred Capron, noted world traveler and photographer, will thrill the people who attend the Optim-ist-sponsored travelogue series at 8 p. m. Tuesday, it was announced today. Filming her way to advanture has been the way of life of Mildred Capron chosen ever since she became fascinated with cameras at the age of ten. This noted photographer and world traveler has carved a career in the world of adventure which other women—and many men — may well envy. Whether she has trained her lenses on Wyoming, South Africa, the Chesapeake Bay country, Portugal, Madeira and the Azores, or Brittany, this sensitive camera artist has tried to bring to the screen and to her audiences what they themselves could see if they went to the same places and dug deep. “I believe,” she says, “That truth is much more interesting than fiction. I try to find the most fascinating essentials of the business of living and to present them with honest enthusiasm.” An insatiable curiosity plus months of research and study prior to her camera work on an area, make her interpretations on the screen a living experience for her audiences. A native of upstate New York, educated in private schools in Boston, Miss Capron spent fourteen years in China during administrative missionary work. She has traveled twice around the globe and spent almost ten months in South Africa. Today, she considers Laramie, Wyoming as her home, but she ft on the road most of the time. She is a member of the society of woman geographers, the Sierra club, the photographic society of America, and is listed ’in Who’s Who of, American Women. Me‘hoiis!s Hear Governor Scranton PITTSBURGH (UPD— Pennsylvania Gov. William W. Scranton today told the general conference of the Methodist Church that its members “can do a great deal to promote human understanding.” Scranton, in a welcoming address to the assemblage, said one of the most “important problems which we face is common understanding and the relationship of people to one another.” “By moral force alone does the world really live,’’ Scranton said. Scranton’s address was an obvious pitch for civil rights, one of the most important issues facing the quaddrennial general conference during its two-week meeting here. The conferencei will decide whether to abolish the allrNegro central

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Wallace Plans To Return For Indiana Votes ’ INDIANAPOLIS (UPD—Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama was in the midst of a four-day respite from campaigning for the Indiana presidential primary today, but repercussions from last week’s vote-seeking tour in this state popped up on all sides. Wallace left Indiana late Friday, returning to Alabama for four days of .speaking during which he appeared at a number of fund-raising events to get money to support his bid to win Indiana’s 51 Democratic national convention first-ballot votes. Wallace is seeking to keep the votes from President Johnson, who would receive them if Indiana Gov. Matthew E. Welsh defeats Wallace in the May 5 presidential balloting. Wallace planned to return to Indiana late Tuesday night or Wednesday to resume his campaign. Valpo Jaycees Cancel At Valparaiso, the Junior Chamber of Commerce rescinded an invitation for Wallace to speak there Thursday on grounds his appearance “would not serve the best interests of the community.” But John F. Taylor, president of the Jaycees chapter, indicated he would try to set up new arrangements for Wallace to speak without Jaycee sponsorship. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, IlMass., speaking at a banquet for more than 3,000 Indiana Democrats here Saturday night, forecast victory for Welsh against Wallace and said the result would show whether Indiana “is a stronghold of reaction or of progress, home of extremism or common sense.” Welsh also spoke at the banquet, saying Wallace represented “the most reactionary principles of the most conservative element of the Republican Party” and pleaded with Democrats not to support Wallace. IDEA Opposes Wallace The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association went on record as opposed to Wallace, whom a resolution tagged as “an outright racist” and a man who represents “radical intolerance.” The editors said the only issue is “human decency.” Even Republican Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine got into the act.

jurisdiction. The main meeting adjourned shortly after Scranton’s speech. The delegates will attend various committee meetings for the remainder of the day. Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Angeles, in an episcopal address opening the two-week conference Sunday, urged immediate abolition of the nongeographic central jurisdiction in which most of the denomination’s Negro churches are administratively placed. Bishop Kennedy's statement was approved last week by the 82 bishops of the 10 million-mem-ber church, the second largest Protestant denomination. Kennedy said the conference, the supreme law-making body of the church, should free itself of any mark of racial segregation immediately. Outside the Civic Arena, where Kennedy addressed the 900 clergy and lay delegates, a group of pickets carried signs urging abolition of the all-Ne-jurisdiction. “Abolish central jurisdiction —a symbol of segregation," read one sign. The Methodist Church consists administratively of six jurisdictions — fi ve geographic and the non-geographic central jurisdiction which includes most of the church’s 370,000 Negro members. Bishop Kennedy said no minister or layman should question the church’s clear stand on the race question. “We are '’dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal, all men are brothers, and all men are of eternal worth in the eyes ok God,” he said. “Prejudice against any person because of color or social status is a sin. ADAMS THEATER - Last Time Tonight - Last Show of the Season! Walt Disney Lass Hit! “MISADVENTURES OF MERLIN JONES” Tommy Kirk, Annette—Color! ALSO — Shorts 35c -75 c - Drive-in Opens Fri., May 1 Elvis Presley in “KISSfN COUSINS” & "Wheeler Dealers”

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