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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1951)
MONDAY, OCTOHEIt 8, 1051 Anti-Gambling Figure Taken for Ride, Beaten Laymen Start Church Drive CINCINNATI, (IV-A new. ittir mined laymen's uroup bid sod speed by Free, Truman I:iiim1 out lmly to recruit Protestants ul nil deitomliiatluiis In active thin ch aorvlce. 'Die owaiiltatlon, united church Men of America, envisages hii UllllllKle Mllnlmellt ol 10,000,000 i Mi rMik-aml-llla church men, II linn mapped out plana lor mass milieu In IB key cities In 1 04 J to annua Ilie Inlereal ol men In each community and make clear to them the reasons their help la needed In developing church pro grama. The cltlea are: Atlanta, Dxatoii. llullttlo, Dallas, Denver, Uraud Ituplda Mich.; Lo Anueloa. Mm iieapuh'. New Orleana, Okla homa City, Peoria, III., Plllnlniraii. Portland. Ore., Prnvldenrn, II I , Han Prunrlnco, Seattle, St. Loula and WaMilniiioii, Loin T. Jones, chairman ol united church men, aald the ttroup'a aim la to make active the "1J percent ol church laymen who ire lul now active. The UCM plana call lur all-out Xlorl to rain the standards ol r'ervlc by laymen In their local churchea and the Initiation nl com munity project lor the promotion ol laymen In all demonlnatloiu. Jonet, a candle ntanulaclurer In Kansae city In prhate life and a Presbyterian, was liutalled as chairman la.it nlitht. Railway Sued For 510,000 A 110.000 lawsuit aimed at the Boulhern Parltlo Railway la ached uled lor trial In circuit court Oolo ber IS. Probably It will be tried before Judxe David R. Vandenberg without Jury. The suit waa brouRht by Cleorne flherlrian Spencer who waa hurt when hii car crashed Into a (reliht train at a Joe Wrluht road cross-Ina- tlx nliht ol May II. 1960. Named aa defendants with the railroad are W. C. Holcomb, con ductor, and E. M Orable. engi neer. Spencer chartea the road wllh negligence In not havlnir a slgnal man or automatic slenal at Uie croulni, and la hlmaell accused of driving too laat for lately and Ig noring "croubuck" signs at the erow.mir. He la rDreenlcd by II S. Dalrn'lne. live defendant by Clar ence J, Young ol Portland. CHICAGO, Ofl-A milk anlennian turned nntl-iiumbllnii crusader Kid Yesterday that crime syndlcala hoodlums were responsible lor the savafte baseball bat beating tflven him Wednenday. Robert Nlenieyer, 47, In a Iiok nltal wllh Iracturea ol his rni, lens and pelvla, said he waa n v ln up hla crussde, explaining he leared Ilium would next alrlke nl hla In mil v hla wile, Elite, and soli, Hubert Jr.. 34. HI 'OFF Nlemeyer acnlled at Hherllf John A. Bnlib'a theory - ml the abduc tion and bentlnv enmn because he had taken awny some milk ac count from rtvnl dulrlex. Moenkliui hnlllniilv, naunliiK oc naslnnallv to catch hl breath Nle nieyer auld he could not Identify hla altackera "beraii"- I knew inv chrnce ol aiirvlvlmr the ride thev took ni on denend'd uion my nol lonvin at Ihem " Nlemver'a car was curbed In fiubiirban Melroie Perk WeHncsdrtv and he waa lorced Into auolhrr err by two men. one ol them armed. "I firal l'"iii"lil It a holdup, but when H'"V started down a Innelv rond I knew hy wa" lielnir taken for a ride When I Ul Hie beaheii hats I ""' It -s to be a hiie.?, not a k'mn- w'i alrnld. I don't know why," he Mete-(VSTl-MATH' Wieidimr he's, the p.eii flairs Nleireyer on ''" heela "Then ""v -rrif mv en-ie and le-t Then H-or'-e- tin. ''''-Ip" my hln. elbow n'rtsls end hands. -Te h'e" " Vet ..--. -Me a I' ' ha been rehe'-ed. Tl we n'-tm- thev ed e le I An tt-d when It the' ln! ln'- 'lie'r car "lid ' " he Vleme'-er. of ,ibli-,ni Ne1"! leVe. r'd hee-i alrMn- "ie' At'" IMin R. nm-e. a r)e-ieerl I n ee-1r,' orHoni e' "ambling' 'louses In western suburbs. PAGB SEVTH Dean Sees Atomic Air Force Within a Decade WASHINGTON, ifi Gordon Dean, the country lop 'atomic official, line lorecaat "the beion nlriK of on atomic i powered i air force within a decade." Dean mude Ihe prediction in lefltifyliiK ul cloned hoa- appro prlutlona committee hearlntfa on additional MB4.000.000 limtallmenl on the multl-bllllon dollar Savan na river atomic protect. A aub committee mnde hla testimony public yesterday. Hie air lorcc already haa let contrucu lor Uie development ol alnKlc plune in be powered by nn atomic reactor. And some of llclnbi have hinted Kiiardcdlv that audi plane inav be perfected within the next live years. AII-OtT Tne aenale-houne atomic com-mitu-e meetii in executive aewilon today to cotuddr-r resolution bv Hen. McMuhoii iD-Conn i declarina: "that the United States mut no all-out In atomic development and production." MrMahon told the M-nate re cently he want "an atomic army and on atomic navy and an atomic air lorce." He advocated a 8.000,000.000 Bi expenditure on atomic energy and said that could ronult In eventual reduction ol from MO.OOO.OOO.OOO to 140.000.000,- NOT ONLY arc the physically handicapped capable of handling Rood jobs, but many of them go into business for themselves. (.Jeoruc Conner here demonstrates his abili ties at the mike before Ins radio shop on i. 0th as a part of the National Employ the Physically Handicapped week which started Sunday. Group Attacks Nurse Problem The American Red Croon home nuraliitf coinmllteea of Klnmuth, J action and Josephine counties met In Medlord last week, with Klamath's live representatives, the larfeal (roup from any ol the coun ties. "IV meeting w nrealded over by Slate Field Nursing Represen tative Delia Moman. Tlte committees, according to representatives' reporla, reitllted Die areal need lor further home nursing training In Die cominunt llea, and sought to bring out ol retirement registered nurses who emild easlal In home nursing, courses. Student Gets Prison Decree TUHCAI.OOSA. Ala.. W-A uni versity ol Alab:im student con victed ol second decree murder was held In Uie county Jail today while hla utlorneya (rained an ap peal. Lawyers lor James I.. Colvln. 24, Lincoln. Ala., luive 30 dnys In which to nle a motion lor a new trial wllh the Alabama circuit court ol appeals. Colvln was convicted alter a six- j uy irmi m ine iniai snooting ol hla roommate. Jerome Venicy, 27, Greenville. Miss., lasl April. The jury fixed his aen'en-e at IS years In prison when it reported Bnturday nlnht. Court olflclnls said Colvln could not be granted ball because sentence was lor longer liinn 10 years. The hansome Junior, known as a good sludenl, claimed that he fired Two Sergeants' Return Slated j Two Klamath men were among 17 Oregonlans scheduled to arrive yesterday In Seattle on Uie rotation plan lor Korean war veterans. They are Bfc. Jean L. Derby, 720 ""ocus and M-Sgt. Stanley E. 'ine shooting followed a brief bparnn, oio Mamaui. quarrel between the roomatcs over Ty among 2788 vets ar- noise from a party Veaifcy gave riving on a navy transport, accord thc preceding night In Uiclr apart-; Ing to a Joint army-navy announce ,n.t mcnt quoted by the Associated I Press. when Vcawy advanced on him with a knife. Ignoring a warning to halt. 000 In the defense budzet fi peaking on a television broad cast from New York last night. . 1a "1 Um A,lr rorce F'nlettcr said thai a large air force will be needed dexplt America's pro gress in the field of tactical atomic weapons. Asked, "does that mean these weapons will be delivered enen tlally by planes?" he replied: "Yea, essentially, for the mo ment, they are going to be de livered by airplanes. . .piloted airplanes." Dean, chairman of the atomic energy commission, told the house committee he thought an atom powered plane would be "In the sir" within the next decade and he added: "If the people who run that plane and service It on the ground are the air force which Is referred think you will have the beginning a an nioniic air lorca williln a decade." Dean told of development of a "whole family" of atomic weapons which are affecting Pentagon planning on what armed forces this country should have and how they should be .used. He said: "What we are working toward here Is a situation where we will hSVe atimle Marumi In almnt complete a variety as we do con- vcuiiuiiei ours, am situation where we can use them In the same wav. VARIETY "Thla would Include artillery shells, guided missiles, torpedoes. iwftcia BUa Domos xor grouna support aircraft among others. euu ii wouia inciuae oig ones lor big situations and little ones and this Is tlons." 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