TUESDAY, AUCUST 30, 194
PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
Brandjesky
Entry Takes
Reserve Post
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winner Jersey heifer cslf a rtl
by Domenlco Bcala, Henley.
Catherine Heuston, Merrill ex
hibited the champion and blue tag
Ouenuey heifer calf.
Mike Oeraghty. Merrill, placed
hti HoUiein heifer calf In the
championship end first place
bracket.
A brown Swiss yearling heifer
look championship honora and
first place lor Margaret Scala.
Henley.
I FA Hairy Class
In the FFA dally division. Jan
Clark, Bonanza, took a champion
chip ribbon and first place on a
Jersey heller calf.
Eleven-year-old Josephine Col
well. Keno road, exhibited the
(rand champion Market South
down lamb and grand champion
6outhdown breeding ewe and took
a first ribbon on a young ewe.
The resent champion market
lamb waa raised by Billy Liskey,
Henley and the reserve champ
ion breeding ewe by Linda Delap,
Henley.
Orand champion Hampshire
breeding ewe was alto entered by
Linda DeLap. Alice Hatchett, Hen
ley, took the reserve championship
In the same class.
"Snubby." grand champion of all
market hogs, a Berkshire, waa
raised by Farrell Wlson. Malm.
The grand champion breeding
hog was shown by Jimmy Johnson,
Jimmy also had the champion
Duroe female of the show. The
reserve champion hog In this di
vision was raised by Dean Weston,
Henley.
Livestock Judging contests by
exhibitors and Judging of the best
pen of steers, the best sheep ex
hibit and best fleece will be com
pleted today In time for the 4-H boys
and girls id the FFA members to
polish horns and hooves In pre
paration for tonight's parade.
Exhibitors, their families. Rotar
lans and their wives, and others
who have assisted with the show
and sale will be on hand tonight
for the barbecue. Children will be
served at 4:30 p. m. Serving for
adults will begin at I o'clock.
The Rotary sweepstakea award
far the best club showing and other
special awards will be made during
the barbecue.
Announcement of the garden
King or Queen, the flower royalty
and the canning queen will be
made at this time also.
The sale will Immediately follow
the feed and animals will start
going over the block at 6:30 p. m.
"Oranddaddy" of the show la L.
A. West, auctioneer Is Charles K.
Wtese, Tulelake and sales chair
man la Nelson Reed, bales clerk
will be Lee McMullen.
Judging of Four-H flower, garden
and canning exhibits were com
pleted yesterday.
Pood preservation contests are
being Judged today.
Following are the results of Mon
days Judging:
Sb,rta,r Ytarltaff Hifr
Pint. Rillr Dearborn. LaneeU Valley:
eacand, Jojr n.fm. Po Vallo.
Sbjthta C,w
Tint, Martin Kerns. Keno: aeeontf.
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MOTORS
Din stents... Malin.
Daa1-rarats) Hitvr
First, B Williams. Hsruar;
KonnM W ilium. H?nl
ft Anf as st.gfS
tinl Will Uuka XLalin:
David Bobinacwi, Butunu, third. Bill
Warnr, Malm.
MA H'rafarsl Mlr
Tint. Irwin Hitler, Romania; aaoond,
TMj DaMarriU. Malm. Uunl. Haa Urttan.
Matin.
TtnU VVUhama, Hanlay.
Hr(ard t
Flmt, Oala William, Hanlav; awnna,
ftydnav Karna, Kano, Wlrd, Jarry Mack,
an. Malm
Aim "tear. Mihl Waiiht
first. Rod nay Lo.s, Malm, atxwd.
Dian Dennis. Hfnle; third, LaVern
Hank in. Bonanaa. fourth. EMioil Waal,
Malm, fifth, Ann Challis. Bnanra.
tlr. Heavv WsigM
First. Belts' BranfJjk. Hatuay .
v.d. Kaiftleen Wilson. Malm, thud.
Roxanna Wilson, Malin: fourth. Kay
Gasaer. Merrill, filth. Baity Hoftrar.
Henlav- sixth. Hilt GsMfsar, MarrUl,
i seventh, Jerry Maiten. .ne.
I .. Htiltr talf
First, Ionaid (.arnson. Henley.
First. Roxanne Wilaon, Maim, rowd.
Kathlaan Wilson. M.lm
First, Hodnv R l.on Malin.
tharthara Kiaar
r.rat. Cathartn IVarlx'rn. Bonanra.
imwd. Don Was ton, Hartltt . third.
Margarat Scala. Hanlay; fmrlh, Jn
ftnaa, CMana, fifth, IMnny Barry, Mar
nil. Jrav Taarliac Hifar
rtrat. El it bath Sa-ai. tlvmar.
(.iratev HtMtwT t 1f
Tirat and champion, l.'aihr.na Hoa
alon. Mar nil. avXMid. Martha Baala .
MarrUl, third. lthar Baaalay, MarrUl.
fourth. Shirley Dixon. kUlin
Caaraaaj aarhag Hwifar
Firat. Gcrrif Muirn. Olana, aacond,
Alvtuld Rofi'ttvadi. Lantatl V;ia.
HaUiaia Hailtr Calf
rirat and chamoton. M:ka Gararhty.
Maim; second. Dannj Barry, MarnU.
third, Jackia Barry. Marr.ll,
paal-rrafa
rirat and rhampton. Ronaid am
llama. HarUay; aacond. Rooart WUIuim,
Hanlav.
M A Gaarsaav Taarltai Balfar
Fim, Frank Larka. Malm
ft.K Batf ftki-Mitii
rtrat. Paul Micka. Malm, aaoood. Fd-
vn Rittar. Bonanza third. Kan Ciraan.
Matlin. fourth, David Robmauv. Bo
nanza. 4-H ttafe Marafard Staara. Lifkl trat
Firat. Varnon Ha lay. Bonanza, aaojid.
Stuart Hanxal. Malm, third. Jarry
Markan. Maiin. fourth. Clifford Suihar
land. Maim; Fifth. Martin Kama. Kano.
Sixth. Alvild Romt-adt. Bonanaa;
aevanin. Dick Ifvri. Marr.ll. agnih,
Halan Wabbar, Olcnd; ninth, Albert
Kadv. Henley.
Harafard tieara. Madlaaa Wa1kt
Fir. I. Karn Lilly, Kano; acond.
Sdnty Kama. Kano: third. Joan Noo
nati. MarnU. fourth. Pa tar Railing.
Oiena; fifth. Margy Brwn. Bonanza,
aixth, Mtnin Mac ken. Malm: aavanth.
Da la W-.Uiama. Hanlay: eighth. Connia
Johnaton. Kano; ninth, oruriay Joha
aton. Kano.
arafard Staara. Neaaa Welfht
Firat Ma ru nna Haliaguoo. Booanta:
aacond. Laota Parry. Hanlay: Third. Jim
my Dagnan. MarrtU: fourth, Leonard
Garrtaon Hanlay: fifth. Bill Hill. Mar
nil: tuxlh. Garurvda HoaTer. Bonanra:
aavanth. Jimmy Parker. Malin: airhih.
Jo Hoefler. BonanaA; ninth, Hoiii
Kigar. Hanlay.
TT.K Hereford rlrlfar
Firat. BUI Warren. Malin.
atsthdawm Market i.amt
Firat, Joaaphma Colwalt. Kano.
ralaaikta t j Lamh
Firat. Hanry WOliama, Hanlay. both
aw and lamb-
Celamkla Ea
rtrat, Fanry W ilUama, Hanlay, both
awo and lamb.
Craaskrad Lamaa tmarkal rlataai anl
Firat, Alico Ann Hatrhatt. Hanlay:
orond. VarLa Challta. Bonanta: third.
Manlvn Kay fttonoburf. Kano. fourth.
Kathanna A hern. ManiU: fifth. Bob
Inmin. Hanlay. aiYth. Manlvn Kandall.
Hanlav: atrvamh. Kathlaaa Moor. Mer
rill: eifhth. Audrey Kigcr. Hanlay. Binta,
Call Harkay. Chtloquin
Pea af S Market Lusaka 'all braad
Ftrat. Burl Mark. Heniav; gweond. Carfl
En man, Hanlay. third, Carolyn Dickaoe.
Hanlay.
Parakrad Baal Laaaka 'all braadat
Ftrat, Linda DeLap. Hanlay. aarord.
Henry Williama. Hanlay : third. Batty
BrandaJ.hy. Hanlav: fourth. Earl Mark
Jr.. Hanlay. flftn, Juanita Ladaama. Haa-
ny.
Taarliar Bamt
Firat, Carolyn DWkaon. Hanlay.
WOOL "ftp waal kreadai
Firat and) aecond, Hanry W ill lama.
Hanlay.
Claaa V-Hasstkira Ewa link
Ftrat .Joaaphma Col wall. Kano: aacond.
Nina Griffith. Hanlay: third. . Carolyn
Dirkaon. Hanlay fourth. ltty Branoe
)ikr Hanlay: fifth. Bob En man. Henley:
ixth. Earl Mark Jr. Hanlav aavanth.
Burt Mark. Hanlay: eighth. Linda DeLap.
Hanlav: ninth. Juanita Ladaama, Hanlay.
Claaa If BaaiBaklra Ea. Ard
Firat. Linda DeLap. Hanlay; aacond.
Caril Inmin. Hanlav; third Carolyn
Dirkaon. Hanlay. fourth. Marllvn Ken
dall. Hanlay; fifth. Batty Brandajaky.
Hanlay.
Hampshire Ewe, Tearliag
Firat, Alica Hatchett. Henley . aarond.
Hanry Wilitama. Henlev: third. Cecil
Enmtn. Hanlay: fourth. Carolyn Dick ton.
Hanlay; fifth. Juanita Ledeama Hanlay.
( laaa 111 Hamp-kira Market Laaab
Fml, Billy Lukav. Henley: aecond.
Bobby Liakey, Henley: third. Richard
Hill. Henley: fourth, Donald Rajnui.
Malin: fifth. Davtd Thomas. Langell
vallev- sixth. ra Chailli. Bonanra:
aeventh Peatrv Nooiun. Merrill: siaMh.
Jana Groan. Hanlay; ninth. Graco Peary.
Hanlay.
ftaffalk Tarllag Ea
First, Juanita Ladeama. Hanlay.
atkeenn Aged Ea
Flrt. Josephine Col wall. Kano,
Haaapikire Marget Hag
Firat. Oma Hoffman. Hanlay: aecond.
Elaine Kendall. Henley: third. Clara
Roe Smvth. Henlay: fourth. Jack Bon
ham. Hanlay; fifth. Adam Hoffman. Hen
lay. raiaaa aina assraei gaeg
Firat. Billy Parsona. Henlay.
Cheater White Market Haff
First. Janna Warran. Henlay: accond.
Stanley Ralston. Henley.
Hererare taraei aiaga
First. Kenneth Waatharby, Malin; BU
Weathertov. Malin.
Terkthire Market Haga
Firat. Barbara Cornett, Malm; aerond.
Glan Stevskal. Malin.
Berkshire Market Mara
First. Farrell Wilson. Malm: second,
Douglas Imbrey. Langell valley.
Helefard Jaaiar Gilt
First. Kannath Weatherby, Malin; sec
ond. Bill Waatharby, Malm.
Chester While Janlar GUI
First, Curtis Smith. Bonanra.
Hampshire Jaaiar Gilt
rirtt, Danial Hoffman. Henlay.
Darac Janlar Gilt
First. Jimmy Johnson, Malin; second,
Don Weston. Henley.
Dare dealer Gilt
First, Dean Weston, Hanlay; aecond.
Edwin Keady. Henley.
f'rassbred Market Hag
First, Richard Burnett. Langell Tkllay;
second, Nina Griffith. Henley.
Darac Market H-f
First. Dean Weston. Henley: second.
Nora Meeker. Henlay third Jimmy John
son. Malm; fourth, Oeorge Vion. Hen
ley: fifth. Billy Dearborn. Bonanta:
sixth. Ltnda Ellis Malin. seventh Sharon
Scott. Malin: eighth. Beverlv Scott, Ma
lm; ninth, Dsla Olson. Henlay.
Hsmp'klra Kew
First, Danial Hoffman. Hanlay.
Dare Saw
First, Jamas Scott, Malin; second.
Sharon Scott, Malin
Pen af 4 Market Hags fsll brseds)
First, Jimmy Swift, Hanlay; second,
Geneva Swift. Henley.
Waal (medlam waal breeds
rirat. Carolyn Dtrkson, Henley; second.
Nina Griffith, Henlay; third, Bernice
Eiickion, Chlloqum.
Beds 1 pallets)
rirat ibest pen of birds'. Ellen Olson.
Henlay; aecond. Gaorga Olson, Henley:
third. Dala Olson. Henlay; fourth. Jim
UrrER V
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sK l A K A T M ' . II
This mop wos prepared by the locol school offices to provide information for porents
whose children will go to school next week. It shows the boundaries of the city elementary
school district, comprising in general Klamath Foils proper and the section north of town. It
also shows the Klamath Union high school district, which takes in most of the metropolitan
areo. Children residing in these oreas will attend school as indicated.
Toi ten. Fiarnn;
fifth. Dal rMnt.
Piavna.
I uiker Heavy Breads ! pallets)
f Second. Jim Tot ten. Plevna
Legaerat- il ce aerei. s paiieu
Second. Dala Pledger, Plevna
Lapans it hires, all eree
riftt, Barbara Coanett. Malin. ,
Brawn In il das.i
First. Dala Olson. Henlev; second.
Geore Olson, Hanlay. third. Eikra Olson, j
Hanlay. j
eater Dae tall breeds)
First and champion. Tarry Fawvav.
Shasta, second, Eueenia Swain, Henley. (
third. James Uartin. Shasta, fourth,
weaiey. Piedeer. Plevna
Jaaiar Uaa 'all praedet
Firat. Ralph, BaracamonU. aecond. :
, Terry Fawver, Shasta.
I Bealar Back tall breeds!
' Firat, John Hunoicult. Mernll; second.
I Gloria Highland, KVHS third. Terry i
t Fawver, Shasta, fouuh, Waaley Pledger.
Piavna.
Jaaler Back tall breeds! j
First. Evelyn Haynea, second. Tarry j
Fawver. Shasta.
Dae aad Litter elt breeds)
Firat. Waaley Pledger. Plevna: aecond.'
Gloria Highland, tnird, John HunntcutU I
Merrill.
Pan af t Market Babbits 'all braedsi
Second, Tarry Fawver. Shasta.
Mole Foe Wins
Scientific Honor
WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 'Pi Last
year Al W. Moore, fish and wrild
lile service biologist at Portland,
worked out a new way to killing
moles with poisoned angleworms.
His method, using worms dipped
in a solution of 1080 a powerful
new rodenUclde is being used sue-
cessfully In bulb fields and nurseriea j
in two Oregon counties, the agency j
said. It cleans out heavy Infesta- !
Uons of moles within 90 dsys.
neceniiy. uie agency aoaea, Moore
discovered a new species of gopher
flea. It was named In his honor
Dactyllopsylla Moorel.
Blaze Destroys
Safeway Storage
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 30 M
A arxcUculsr fire which virtually
destroyed the block square ware
house of the Ssfeway Stores. Inc.,
was reported under control by the
fire department early today.
Estimates of damage were about
tl.SOO.000 for the blase, which raged
for nearly six hours through the
huge structure.
Four firemen were overcome with
smoke and were rushed to hospitals
after receiving emeraencv treab-
i menu
.
Si a 4 a (a
rvioiorisis nave
Big Explaining
Task To Perform
KINGMAN. Art!.. Aug. SO tPi I
Two abaent-mtnded motorists are
doing some tall explaining today.
Shortly before 12:30 this morning
a car drove Into a filling station .
here. Two men got out of the front
sest and decided to have some
coffee. They left their wives sleep
ing In the bsck sest. I
Bhortly afterward the wives woke
u? and left the car. The hubsnds
returned and drove off.
At 13:34 the highway patrol was;
given a stop order on the car
bearing an Illinois license. It wsj
headed esst.
At 3:40 a highway patrolman '
stopped the car near Seligman. ;
After a hasty telephone rail, the '
wives took the bus at Kingman
while their husbands waited tor
them at Seligman 87 miles away
Mt. Laki
Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Regnler of
8weet Home recently visited rela
tives and friends nere.
Mrs. EmMt Mill, .nrf .nn TVi,.
i. .a Marcille RrvnnM. 'f ...
Matt0i cilif, arrived Wednesday
night, M, Hm, Rnd .m vl1
,t the home ot M. Hmj pir,nt
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon M1m
Reynolds will teach at Fremont
school In Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Bernice Merrill and son,'
Charles, of Roseburg, are visiting1
relatives and friends here.
Phyllis White of 8an Joe. Calif.1
Is vL'itlng at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. White '
whether they are members of the'
Pessant housewives In Italy and
North Africa use fans to drive air
Into crude charcoal stoves, thereby
fanning the flame to boll coffee or
fry potatoes. .
If you have a
shirt collars
quickly.
stiff besrd,
wear out
your
more
For a few pennies per word you
can advertise to thousands through,
a Want Ad I Phone 8111.
LEOEND
KUKS. Dl ST.
CITY CLKM. OIT. I
.Marriage Llrenara
ROONEY-ROSSINGTON Ed
ward Roonev. 23. student, native of
New Jersey, resident of Forest
Grove. Dolores Reastngton. 19.
student, nstive of Illinois, resident
of Klamath Falls.
ORINNEIX-McKIMMEY Olrn
Jay Ortnnell. 41. Jammer operator,
native of California, resident of
California. Joaie MrKimmey. 43, t
housewife, native of California, res
ident of Cslifornta. I
WISLER-WALKER Theodore .
Herbert Wlsler, 30, food clerk, na- 1
tive of Oregon, resident of KJamath
Falls. Marylin Mse Walker. 16.
native of Idaho, resident of Ashland, j
Complaints Filed j
Federal Products company vs. I
Chambers Brothers, suit to obtain
payment of 1440.64 al aix per cent
Interest from August 33, 1948.
Normsn J. Washburn vs. Mildred
M. Washburn, suit for divorce.
Plaintiff charges deseruon. Couple
married March 14, 1819. in Los An- I
geles. California. Plaintiff wanta
custody of one minor child. A. W.
Schaupp, attorney for the plaintiff.
Robert Edward Sehmoe. failure
to obey stop sign. Fine 110.
John Cameron Schryver. Inade
quate emergency brakes. Fine 15 60.
Lawrence Keith Senecan. failure
to procure operator's license. Fine
15 50.
Wellman Merldeth Smith, fail
ure to procure operator's license.
Fine 5 50.
Donna Jean Sproat. failure to
procure operators license. Fine
ISM.
Edward Clifford Teaney. failure
to procure operator'! license. Fine
50.
Junius Daniel Vertrees. failure to
procure operators license. Fine
IS 50.
Vernon C. Whltlork, inadequate
emergency brake. Fine I5.S0.
Oeorge Yarnell, failure to pro
cure operator's license. Fine IS. SO,
Eugene John Davis, passing with
inefficient clearance. Fine $25.
Charlea Cannon Dowd. inade
quate emergency brake. Fine 15.50.
Philip Foster dates, failure to
BOYLE'S COLUMN
The Christophers Are Out
To Change World's Pattern
Itr n ( RfAdll
ll'vr Hal Haylel
NKW YORK, Aug. JO (4'r-When
James Keller aya he's out to
rlianse the world, a lui nl people
listen.
For one thing, he, a big. quiet
ly persuasive Catholic ptiet with
a non.mmseuse air about him. He
renemblea his friend bpenrer Trary.
For another thing, he's a best
selling author ho has bsmlrd more
than 100.000 Catholirs. Protestants
ami Je Into a movement called
the "hilvlophera.
Their aim. In their own words:
To change the world.
The VS.." Father Keller aays.
"Is being undermined by a fanati
cal group ol men and women who
procure operator's license. Fine
15 60.
Italph Herbert Hafar, Inadequate
emergency brakea. Fine IS S0.
Agnes Josephine Irvln. Inade
quate emergency brakes. Fine IS so.
Runo Warren Larson, no warning
device. Fine IS 50.
William Albert Lown. failure to
procure operators license. Fine
IS SO.
Charles Louts MrPherson. Inade
quate emergency brakes. Fine 15 50
Andrew Harrison Newman, no
warning device. Fine IS SO.
lues Ruby Patterson, Inadequate
emergency brakes. Fine IS 50.
Kenneth A. Riley, Inadequate
emergency brakea. Fine 15 50.
Joseph Martin Schaecher. no
warning device. Fine IS SO.
Arthur James Oppcrman, com
bination overload. Fine 143.
Joseph Price Watklns. overhang
ing load. Fine IS SO.
Austin Decator Adama. permit
ting unlicensed driver to operate
motor vehicle. Fine IS 50.
Preston lroy Lavoy, truck
speeding. Fine IT SO.
Amis Clarence Rred. drunk on a
public hiithway. Flue IIS.
Roy Virgil Oalluway. combination
overload Fine IM.
Theodore Martin Madden, fail
ure to procure operator license.
Fine I5 S0.
Henry Lee Baird, failure to pro
cure operator a license. Fine IS SO.
Ouy Elder Busher. failure to pro
cure operator's license. Fine IS SO.
Timothy Con Carroll, failure to
procure operators license. Fine
IS 50.
Floyd Cunnlnghsm. Inadequate
emergency brakea. Fine 15 SO.
William Howard Punch, drunk
driving. Fine 1154 SO or 75 days.
William Howard Punch, failure
to procure operator's license. Fine
15 50
Ruby Evelyn Alexander, failure
to stop a' stop sign. Fine IS 50.
Hester Carnes. driving while un
d'T Influence of Intoxicating liquor.
Fine 1154 50.
Robert I.ee Hargrove, drunk on
public highway. Fine 115 00.
Harvey Arthur O Hrlen. no warn
ing device. Fine 15 50.
Helen Marcelllon Lourks. Inade
quate emergency brakes. Fine IS SO
James Melvln Hanev. failure to
procure operator's license. Fine
IS SO.
Arthur Mayfleld. failure to pro
cure operator s license. Fine IS SO
Carolyn Joyce 8enecal. failure to
procure operators license. Fine
IS 50
William Edward Brown, no
warning device. Fine 13 50.
Vincent James Vitals, failure to
stop at red light. Fine IS SO
Vincent Jamea Vitals, Inadequate
emergency brake. Fine 13 50.
Leon Btlpplrh. Inadequate emer
gency brake. Fine 15 50.
John Robert Casson. failure to
stop at stop sign. Fine 15 SO.
Curtis Lee Coffman. failure to
drive on right side of the road
Fine 110 00.
James Brooks Warner, violation
of the basic rule. Fine 110 00
Robert William Brhroeder. fall
ure to stop at stop sign. Fine IS 50.
Charlie Elvln Weaver, operating
motor vehicle without proper clear
ance lamps. Fine 15 SO
Albert Gene Hudspeth, no warn
ing device. Fine 15 50.
Georgia Lee MrOaughy. Inade
quate emergency brake. Fine 15.50.
POOR OPKN
H Both Tough-Both
Angus
WITH
Dirty Faces
C&OflEII
MUMPHIfV
it AiirnTn i n
ll-MtHIMH:
GEO. BANCROFT The "DEAD END KIDS'
nm
WA.RNFR BROS, jft
hate God and sneer at the declara
tion of Indetiemteuce, with Its stress
on our Uod-glven rights,
"We went to stop this.
"And we hope to do It by putting
men and women of good will Into
lobs where they ran be a force for
good and order.
"There has been loo much shout
ing against 'subversives.'
The lime Is here for action for
offering something better than the
subversives can offer."
The Christophers are In the news
on several fronts.
A novel hkh won the IIS 000
first price In their literary contest
haa Just been published. Its title la
"Csll It Treason" The author,
George Howe. Is a Protestant.
The Christophers are trying to
establish training schools In all
parts of the country, to guide "men
and women of good will" Into key
Joba where they can make their In
fluence felt.
And Father Keller himself la
reading final proofs on a new book,
"Three Mlnutea A Day." to be pub
lished bv Doubleday lit October. Ills
last book. "You Can Change the
World." aold 300.000 copies.
I went to see Father Keller be
cause I had been hearing a good
deal about misunderstanding and
bad feeling among religious groups,
and t wanted to know If there was
another side to the story.
The man In the Roman collar Is
sure that there Is.
"The Christophers," he said, "are
people of all faiths, fsome have no
particular faith.
"We're all aorta of people house
wives, actors, employers, union of
ficials. . .
"We concentrate on a few fields
teaching, government work, labor-management,
and the spresdlng
of idess bv rsdio. movies, publish -Uig
and so on.
WhyT Because that's where aub
verslvea are most active.
"Bv 'subversives' we dont mean
communists alone. We mean those
who are asalnsl what normal, de
cent Amertrans are for. fsurh things
as divine truth and human Integ
rity "Probably not more than one
American In Ion la working against
these things. But thst adds up to
more thsn 1 000.000 persons It
mesns thst we II need more thsn
1.000.000 Christophers."
I asked a couple of questions thst
a Protestant friend of mine had
suggested: Is there opposition to
the Christophers because their foun
der Is a priest? Any suspicion that
Its aims are sectsnsn?
Fsther Keller smiled "Why dnnl
you look over some of our eorres
pondence'" he said.
So I did. There were letters of
support from Cstholtrs: from a
Methodist ministerial student In
Georgetown. Tesas: from an Fnls
copal rector In Beverly Hills. Csllf :
tiom a Jewuh television executive
In Chicago.
I read the letters and others like
them.
Father." I asked, "are ymi going
to get a million Christophers' Are
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world'
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Keller promptly. "Yea.
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VATICAN CITY. Aug 30 ( St.
Peter s basilica waa reconsecrated
lest night after a young Italian
hurtled 170 feel to hu death from
the walk around the inner dome.
The dead man was Identified as
t.ulel Galsfate of Rome, ills body
landed near the gold-encrusted high
altar before praying pilgrims.
The massive doors of St. Peter's
were quickly shut and Vatican gen
darmes atood guard. Four hours
later. St Peter's wss reconsecrated,
tr. keeping with custom Involving
desecration of holy places.
Mons. Leone Gromler. canon of
the alter of St. Peter's, performed
the reremuny. He poured holy oil
on the high altar near where the
body fell.
An Italian lawyer rommltted sui
cide in a leap from the Inner dome
last November 17.
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