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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKKGON MONDAY, NOVKMRKR 10, 10IU ft I m a U1L ' v. . i KFJI US Kc-PST Monday Erenlnr. Kwahf M f 00 Cabrlal Haaltar MBS IS Quit Show SINGER SEWING MACHINES 1 FOR RENT S6 per month W DELIVER SINGER SEWING CENTER Ph. 2-2513 633 Main g-SO Around Town Nawa :U Sam Hayaa, Nawa MBS :3S Pill Haprv MPS t oo Ricky. Befoul g-oo wi lorta lo it mm a JO Behind tha Story MBS U Dick Haymaa Show 00 GUnn Hardy Nawa MBS 9:19 rullon Lawla Nawa MBS JO War front-Homo Front MBS u S-Mtnula rinal MBS lOWO I Lovo A Nyatary MBS HV1S I'nriar rr"t VS 10:iS Navy Country Muile 11:00 r.ig.,1 uwn isaiva li-oa Night Owls Club 13.00 Sun OK KFJI 11J0 Kc. PST Tuesday, November 20 f OS Mmlcal BavtlU 0 43 Farm P.rKirt :JJ Local Newt T-oo Hemingway New MBS IS Braakfatt Gam MBS T:90 Headline and 8unca T:4S Beit Buya 8-00 Cecil Brown MBS :1a Brrakfait Ganf MBS Is This a Nation Under God? National Council of Churches Invites Answers If You DID NOT or CANNOT Finish HIGH SCHOOL Tea CM Stair at H.mi l Soar. Tim. a.a kar. hlgk tAeol Dlplaaaa laa laa ril.rABS N0W ,., C.1UI. r Lnzm a Trade ' Ol GRADUATES BAVI RNTKRtD OVSR MO COU.EGIS AMERICAN SCHOOL Deal. KLAll-l 1744 IroaeVa, Oakland 12, Calif. Norn . . .-. . 9 Addrau ' r Cirr Star 7 SW" SENSATIONAL VALUES IN THIS GREAT THANKSGIVING 100 ALL WOOL VERIFIED ?3695 VALUES Gabardines( Sharkskins Velvets. Fleeces ALL WARMLY INTERLINED Boxy, Fitted or Modified Pyramid COLORS: Green, wine, gold, red, blue, coral. Sizes 8 to 20 617 Moin St. Phono 6715 M Mawfi of Rut MBS 9 00 Homemihtrt Harmony Sandi Serenade f:45 Familiar Favorites 10 00 GUnn Hard), ie-s MBS 10:13 Tello T1 10 .w La Polities 10:43 New Ui M Helen TWM 10 M Newt MBS lltt) Ladles Fair MBS 115 Nfwi MBS It W outn (or a Day MBS 1 2:00 Nam Band 1313 Kewa Headlines 13:30 Your Dane Tunes 13 43 Market and Livestock 13 M News 1 00 Jack K irk wood MBS 1 30 Tun Tesl 133 New 3 CO Local News 3i Net Niwi MBS 313 Platter Parly J 40 Talk Back MBS 3 43 Answer Man MBS 3 00 Ricky's Requet 400 Fulton UK-Ne1 MBS 4. 13 Hminwiy-N MBS 4 30 Speed Gibson MBS 4 43 Sam liases MBS 50 Srfrtt Ptho MBS 3:30 Sky Klnf MBS 3 33 Tex riflcher MBS 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:13 Klamath Theater Quit 30 Around Town 43 Sam Hayes New MBS 33 Bil Henry MBS T 00 Who'i Who T:13 Medal ot Honor T 30 Count of Mottle Crlito MBS 8 00 Sont of Liberty MBS 30 Behind tn Story MBS 8 43 Hiedelberf Harmo.ta.res 9O0 Glenn Hardy New MBS B:13 Fulton Uwli Ktwt MBS i 9 30 Official Detective MBS 9 33 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS 10:13 3000 Plu MBS 10:43 Here"! to Vets 11:00 Ntcht Owl Edition 11:03 Nifht OwU Club 12:00 Stn Off KFLW 1450 Kc PST Monday Kvrnlni, Ntmmbcr 19 00 Sports Hlfhllfhti :15 Home Town News 23 World New Summary 30 Suburban Serenade . :43 Headline Edition ABC M rnmini Attrac. on ABC rOO The Lon Ranger ABC 30 The Bin nana aov. 8:00 Could This Be You .TO Henrv J. Taylor aba; 8:43 Preview of Tomorrow 9 no Hollywrnd Star P' house) AB 30 piano naynouM au. 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Navy Star Time 10:30 Insomnia Club oo News summary 1:03 Sfcn Off KFLW 143 ic ra TutstUr. Noyember SO 6:00 Slcn On News Summary 6 03 Corn In the Morn C.43 Farm Fare T OO News. Bkfst Edition 7:13 Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob oarrea. rews adv. 7:40 Top of the Morning 7 53 Inside News Hlywd ABC 8 00 Breakfast Club ABC o no Hank Henry Show 1 1 9:30 Break the Bank ABC 10:00 Chet Huntley ABC 10:13 Lone Journey ABC 10:30 My True Story ABC 10:33 Edward Arnold ABC 1:00 Betty wroener 1:13 Stop & Shop 1:30 Against the Storm ABC 1:43 Musical Roundup v.rkot Renort 13:00 News. Noon Edition 12:13 Pay less siaewai snow 12:30 Lucky U Ranch ABC 1:00 Paul narvey aou 1:13 Better Living 1:30 Stnd. Scnooi Ba csx. 3:00 Basin Briefs 3:13 Accent on Melody 3:30 Mary Marlin ABC 2:43 Rom. Evelyn Winter ABC 3.00 Ted Maione 3:15 When Girl Marries ABC 3:30 Mary Marg. Mcerioe Atsu 4:00 Request lulfy Yours 8:00 Fun Factory ABC 5:23 Will Rogers AB 5:30 Chet Huntley ABC 5:45 It's Movie Time 8 00 SDorts Hignugnts 6:15 Horri Town News 8:23 Wor d News summary C:30 Suburban Serenade 6:45 Headline Edition ABC 6:35 Coming Attractions on ABC 7:00 Newstand Theater ABC 7:30 Barbershop Harmonica 7:43 Natl. Guard Rhnw 8:00 Chance of Lifetime ABC 8:30 United or Hot Ai 9:01 Town M-etfng of Air ABC 9:45 Organ Music 10:00 10 P.M. Headlines 10:13 Dream Harror acv. 10:30 Insomnia Club 11:00 News Summary 11.-03 Sign Off Merrill Cop Post Open MERRILL Appointment of new police chief, on a trial basis, is expected to be made sometime this week. Mayor Frank Trotman said today. Since the discharge of Chief Floyd Walther several days ago, Ex-Police. Chief Max Hartlerode has been acting chief. Walther was let out following a Tulelake tavern melee which re sulted in the chief's being Jailed and fined for disorderly conduct. Hartlerode, beginning In the early 20's, served as chief for 12 years. He was also constable dur ing four years of his term. Mayor Trotman said some five or six persons had applied for the job. Hartlerode saia ne wouia noi accept a permanent appointment. By BKM rKH K ATLAN TA, i.rt Tills la a nation under Qod or U It? Ernest J. Arnold proposed to find out II h could. , Arnold, southeastern director of the National Council ol Churcheo, long ago concluded that the time is past when Christians will satisfied with sermonised platitudes and ancient cliches. His opportunity came when th National Council ol Churches set up a convocation for November 31 20 her,, for 10 Southern states. To 800 lay and church leaders representing In Protestant denomi nations, Arnold wrote a letter the (!lat of which was "What's on your mina? sweii. tVIKKNCi: Out of the flood of answers came almost conclusive evidence that ProtesMDU at mid-century are worried; that they feel the world of Christ la slipping away while they stand by helpleily Many teel tint the time lias come to don the role ot the apostles and seek to restore to Us former glory the philosophy often described as tho highest moral plane over reached bv man. v Wrote Hnlmra nolston. editor in chief for the board ol education, Presbyterian Church In the United 8tales. Richmond, Vs.: ine one mini i wuuiu w ee u do la to ao come to grips h invliiut them to the rnnvnea. : with the nroblems which actually i tlon, destsned originally as a elm- (ace our world that the church iple get-together, and said he would may be the medium of the world build the program around their an-1 which la vital and relevant to the Issues which are before us. 'The ilicat duiiupr beliire t lie church tnduy Is llmt she sliull not speak wilh niilliuiily and that alio wm nave limning irievuiu 10 any concerning Hie great Issues which must be dcclurd in our lime. RKillTS "I ant thinking piirtli'iilni ly ol segregation, ol the riglils tit luuoi', ol tho very poor to a lutr eliuio ol tho Irult.i of Industry, nnri of the rights nt the unilcipiivllrKi'd and explollnl peoples all over Hie world to Irccuoiu unci liuuiiin dlgm-U-." An Aiiiintn luyinuii, u. u. Biru ic- ler, also a Prr.ibyiet'liin, siiUI, "the crying need lor protestantism io- Bus Driver Blameless In Accident City bus driver Ernest Busse;.', cited following a Saturday eve nlnir bus-car collision that hosol' talued one man, was absolved of blame hi a city police court hearing late this morning. The accident occurred when the city bus was hit head-on by a car at 8. 8th and Shasta way a lew minutes after seven Saturday evening. A passenger in the car. Ell Aaland, 63, Los Angeles, sulfered a deeo cut over his left eye. At the hospital today his condition was reported as good. The collision occurred as Ihe bus was turning from S. 6th Into Shasta way. Bus driver Bussey ssld he had already cut across the left traffic lanes when he noticed Ihe csr traveling toward the city was apparently not going to stop. He said he stopped the bus and the car crashed into the front of the bus. The car was driven by Bill Haynes. 32, Tulelake. son-in-law of the Injured man. Aaland. Havnes was shaken up and bruised. The bus company said no passengers were injured. env nonce. inveswKBiina- uin mishap, cited the bus driver for failure to yield right-of-way. But this morning. Municipal Judge Robert Elder found the bus driv er not guilty. A second citation grew out of the accident. Hllding C. Nelson. s.i i7 Pnttaire wa. charged with drunk driving by Officer Carl Kpllev. lnveauraiuur me DUS-ca collision narrowly escaped being hit by Nelson's csr as Nelson drove ud to the accident scene, neison posted $100 ball. Another drunk driving charge was lodged Saturday night against William U. Bimon, , jim nw cliffe. City police made the charge after Simon's car struck a pickup at E. Main and Home. The pick up was driven by Clarence C. Baelby, 2154 Eberleln. Police said Simon's car was on the wrong side of the street when the col lision occurred. In police court this morning, Simon pleaded not guilty and re quested a Jury trial. Road Death Trial Opens Trial of Sanford LeRoy Hender son, 32-year-o!d Reedsport, resi dent on a ehara-e of negligent homicide got off to a slow start thlc mnrnlno- in circuit court. Henderson Is accused of negli gent driving resulting In an auto accident on Oregon 66 near King Cole hi which Mrs. Frank Hibbs. SS. of Jacksonville, ure., v fatally Injured. He pleaded not guilty, and Is free on SSOOO bond. The accident occurrea iasi Au gust 31. Henderson and his family were driving toward Medford, going home to Reedsport after a vacation trip to Arkansas. Mrs. Hibbs was riding in a car ariven by her son-in-law, Frank E. Mc Elfresh, Cloverdale. Henderson is accused of at tempting to pass another car on the crest of a bill, and driving hl3 car head-on into the McEl fresh vehicle. He Is defended by attorney U. S. Balentine. The regular Jury panel was ex hausted this morning and a spe cial venire ol seven was sum moned. , Questioning of prospective jut- ror- for- msTBicT rorT Marl R. Srdnam. vtraralahl. tall (IS ball. Mart R. Krlcluon, ovarwninv fail 1S ball. Donald r. ilifima, bvwhhih rw. (all SIS ball. Charlaa u aituar, ovinniim. Call SIS ball. , Kdward H- Spurraon. ovarwallht. rortalt IS ball , Laalar K. MlltoB ovarwalfM. Tor. (alt H ball. Rebart w. snona, ovarw.ie". - rait SIS ball. William J Trautaar. ovarwalbl. For. fait SIS ball. nuban v. Lraon, gvanaaian r.r- t.lt SIS ball. , . Kannath B. UrMullan. ovarwallbt. Torlalt 1J ball uaroy t. ouriar, orw.ta". (alt SIS ball. . , Dougtaa N. Slmmona, ovarwalfM rort.lt SIS ball. raul J. wuiiama, no w.ia" i..,. rortalt (19 ball Lawla A. Marahal, no walaht racatpt. rortalt SIS ball. Kannath A. Maitara. no walfM ra ralpt. rorf.lt SIS ball. . L nr. Dodia, no oparator a llcanaa. vt.K . nn Albart T T-alona. (alllira to drlva rllht alda h:hwa. rina MO. TU la Stona, no oparator a llcania n.. Harold Warnar Jr., no whaal to wn, rin. . Smlllo Zomora. drunk, rina SIS or William O. Simon, drunk drlvlnf Plaadad not nlll. po.ua iai n.vi. Cornlallua. drunk driving, rina J.aaa Kaaton. drunk. Tnrfalt SIS ball Manuliu rorroat. brooking and an taring. To county. Ira Buuay. (allura to )lald tight or raj-, round not guilty. Hlldlna Nalaon drunk driving. Poalad 1100 ball. . . , . Douglaa rannlng. dlaordarly eondual. rina 30 and S iaya. Robart Cllllland, drunk. Santanto SO dMorrU Rubin. vlolaUon probaUon. gantanco SO daya. Kvaratt C. Colaon, drunk, ball. tluy Is lor a menus l drvnoii uj real niililltmllly, a (.pliliuiimy m uuiihi riub tlriioiuliiatluii, rate anil class. " A Fairmont, W. Va., ciiiircnwun till on til alio was foni-ci tiru ini "llio liiillllereiii'e ol people, if" fntluro lo put first llilims tit "l. Ihch icliisnl lo ociTiil Itiadershlii. K. M. Koa.icll, AMiliinil. hy., luyiimn, (uttgc.'itrtl Hint "Ihe con vocnllon liter) Iriirlenslv III" Hf'I'O critical pollclea ol our nalliiiinl leu ers who mouth ilou plallluilcs, while Ihev perlonn linploua ilerdx. Ha went Ihe unsworn, coverln-f piucllfullv every BMiei't ol cliureh and iiollllciil lllo. Arnold luia art mi ,.... . i,,,. in I. 'i iwnnln Utia-li out In llio open llirlr bcllrls ami. perhaps, even naiiiincr uui gram. iti:iMti:si-NiATivi:s. Ilto niitloiiiil coiini'll l.n ninw i.Ii ol ill denominations, bill docs lut mcludo Poiilhrrn lluiitlnl ami lit" Honinn Catholic church, both u( wlilcli hiivo reluscil lo Join l' movement. I la primary objective la to anon. Mir church cooucrtitlnn In all plia. ra ol luiiiiiioii concern. It ilura not concern ll"ell villi ine iincirine of any church but oluhni II "atanaa tipoii llit cniiimini ground ol hiV loi lo Chrlsllnii lallh end ronvlr. lion held by the chuiclic. t'ta. com. prlne II' 'Die riirrenl prenlilm i 1 1 the llllilit Kev, Henry Mio L.ierrill ol oreenwlrli. t unn., t i upifcn. inllnn. tin" ol tno vie prri. ji-ii'n . 1 1. ,i. ld K. Hlatseii. nreald.nt ol tho Uulvcrally o( l,riiimylvn...4. T7i TRUE itory of llui gnmlett advntur man iter dandt, rorlalt Its Non-Support Charge Levied Marvin L( vonnor, io. .iui. Kan., held in the city Jail the past 12 days on a vagrancy cuiivituuu, is registered today at the county Jail. He Is held on charge of non support of a minor child, nonnnr waived preliminary hear ing on the charge late Saturday- morning and is held In lieu ol sunn ball. He was arrested on a warrant by Sheriff Jack Franey. School Boards To Meet Tonight A special Joint meeting of the high school and elementary school boards has been called for tonight. 7:30. at the high school. City School Supt. Arnold Oralapp said the meeting was called be cause of cancellation's of last month's regular meetings. He said there was nothing of un usual Importance on tonight's agenda, that the meeting was nec essary because of an accumulation ot routine business. -m a URfc"' .ITfUfeTi'.iii .. i'.' ...-vJvi'jf' na W 'jlf ""pJTwilary llorinr(a!;l sua. aa...af,tlijcllar-M.r. - - NAMED GREENSBORO. N.C.. I W. J. P. Farrcll of Salem. Ore., is first vice-president of the national asso-' ors was continuing this afternoon, elation nf Kttp aavlnss. building f -ir.nif.nn miefltioned and ex and loan supervisors. He wsscu6ei thla morning Included Har- Diplomat Denies Communist Label WASHINGTON. 11 Career diplo mat John Carter Vincent is press ing congress for n immediate chance to deny publicly and under oath that ne is or ever was a Communist. The state denartment disclosed this yesterday by making public letter Vincent wrote Nov. 8 to Chairman McCarran (D-Nev) of the senate Internal security aubcommti' tee probing for anv subversive in finance on Far East policies. Vincent reauested a hearing be fore Christmas, when he is due to return to his diplomatic po.u ai Tangier. He described as "false testimony" a statement mae i tne commiuee oy ex-vuuiuiuuiai Louis Budenz recently. . elected Saturday at the organiza tion s convention here. KLAMATH 'ALLS. eaf AMERICAN CHINESE Feeds ot riiefc beat! Ph. MM Per Orders Ta Take 04 Ben B. Lee, Mgr. (ring the Mlit er Mrs. In . . . She'll Inoy itt ryvol lar .1 r inn r . Y . ejit;- lein challenge: George Flltcraft and Mildred Campbell, by de rant, neremntorv: ana ucurKc Horn by prosecution peremptory. I I High Winds Plaster City a hih mind last nlsht and early this morning ripped at latOces and vines on Klamath residences, and left tumbleweeds In spots where ihey probably shouldn't be on the doorsteps ot downtown ti. p. a a alrwavs communlca- lion, action at the airport reported thin morning that wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour were recorded. However, temperatures were higher last night, with a mhilmiim 4i HfrrR . recorded by the Herald and News thermometer In downtown Klamath Fans. After Hours Shots Brina Arrest Four hunters arrested by state police officers Sunday afternoon on winoy ttiage near otmi'm wc charged with hunting during pro hibited hours. 1 Cited to appear this afternoon In district court here were: John H. Collins, 2 4020 Green springs; Lloyd Collins, route 3, box 406, Klamath Falls; Walter R. Eichler, 18. 1112 Delta and Albert Shannon, 36, 6120 Miller avenue. Free Trial . . . New Corona Port able Typewriter . . . Pioneer Office Supply Ce. azs Main. iCanffninwt From 1:45 ' Aturwffii ATMBTFCt feme Fill U1C VMP PHYLLISV TMAXTER. M mm j a st.a.iea UtAaaa i mm J M KiVTw' MMBMna . aa,6ENE KELLY fl l unn wm . amit roca Hum Norland ;1 Pine HI. lire I.iaur.-.ara, CUDS TONICHTI Jsow if aria iz aSfc . 1 I.IMr E A full awrlao ef martaJnmentr' XRv 1 mi m - m . r aaaarjaamaB,,-, -aBaaoav. 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