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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
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Indian Is
Speaker At
YMCA Here
Br MALCOLM EPLET. Jr.
A short, thin brown man from
India. Victor Pavamanl. told some
80 persons lost night t the YMCA
that "The glory of my country Is
not In It past, but In Its future."
Pavamanl Is a student at the
University of Washington, and has
been studying In the U. S. for two
years. Ha has taught In an In
dian college Instructing English
literature and though his . accent
was Asiatic, his emphasis on bis
words was more Western.
Speaking on three phases of In
dian society, . he explained the
dangers of communism In his
country; he explained that the no
torious caste system naa oeen
banned by law by the new In
dian government set up when the
British gave India her freedom in
1847. and be explained that only
li percent of the people of India
are literate..
Throughout his talk. Pavamanl
spoke again- and again of Mahat
ma Oandoi, India's emancipator,
who "led 400 million people from
bondage to freedom with the wea
pon ol non-vioience. - ,
Favamam aescrioea uie Division
of India into the Union of India
and Pakistan, a division which he
blamed on the uriusn.
The people wanted no divided
land." he said, "but the British
encouraged it."
Pavamanl described raxisun as
a land ruled by the Mohammedan
rrllrfnn for Mohammedans alone;
India, on the other hand. Is a land
of Hindus (predominantly). Mo
hammedans, Christians and nu
merous other religions.
India, he said, could tend toward
communism easily, with millions
upon millions of Its people living
in utter poverty, many of them
who have never known a full
stomach.-He pointed to democracy
as offering only freedom; commu
nism, however, offers a golden
security food, clothing and shelter
for all and thus has the attraction
for the masses."
Fort Tops
The northern Klamath county
community of Fort Klamath joined
other , sections today in exceeding
the goal set In the 1951 Community
Chest campaign.
Mrs. Harold Wlmer. cnest Drive
chairman In Fort Klamath, ad
vised headquarters this morning
that the quota of $360 had been
met and exceeded by S3 .31. Mrs.
Wtmer's collections have now to
taled 1352.37, and several ranchers
are yet to be contacted In that
area. '. .-( a?- -
Efforts by the' chest representa
tive were doubled when word went
out that the drive was drawing to
a close and the $77,370 not yet
made. Additional contributions
from Fort Klamath came from
Charles J. Bricco, $10, an earlier
donor; Fort Klamath Business
Assoc. of which Mrs. Wlmer Is
secretary-manager, $10; and a
generous check from 8eth Dixon,
Fort Klamath rancher.
Fort Klamath now joins Bly,
Dairy. Midland. Olene. Crescent,
and Hager as over-quota areas.
The county collections have now
reached 15630.28, with a $10,000
quota. -'.,'
. George Mclntyre, co-chairman
with Nelson Reed In this year's
campaign, returned the first of the
week from a national session of
First Federal Savings and Loan
Assoc. at Miami, Fla.; busy check
ing chest contacts with the division
heads.
Kidnap Trial
Set Dee. 31
SACRAMENTO, IB Two 17-year-nM
voutha will face trial here
December 31 for a second time on
a charge of kidnaping an uregon
truck driver.
The youths, Buford F. Faust and
William C. England, -both from St.
Paul, Minn, are accused of forc
ing James ft. Edwards, the truck
driver, to drive them from Klam
ath Falls to Dorr is. They bad met
Edwards in Medford and hitch
hiked In his truck to Klamath
Falls.
Their first trial ended November
9 with a deadlocked Jury. Yester
day Federal Judge Dal M. Lem
mon set their new trial date.
Circus Goes Into
Winter Quarters
SARASOTA, Fla.. Wl The Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum and
Bailey circus went into winter
quarters here today after an eight
month coast to coast tour.
The big top wound up the 1756
mile trip with a performance be
fore the homefolks last night for
the benefit of the Bnrasots munici
pal hospital. It was the first time
In six years the circus has put
on a regular snow lor baratoga,
accustomed to seelnz the acts as
they are developed each spring.
Officials reported the circus
played to about 4,000,000 persons
in 4iu penormances in 3T states.
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TRUE DREAM Betty
Thompson, 19, of Atlanta,
Ga., a cancer victim, given
only four weeks to live,
..sees one of her dreams
come true as she is kissed
by singer Jane Froman
(left). Betty was flown to
New York by Henry Rosen
field (right) to be guest of
honor at a dinner given by
the American National
Theater and Acadamy. She
met most of the stars of
the entertainment world
that -she Miad dreamed
about
Basin Weather
Yet, Slushy
King Winter let the world know
he's on the way today as he swept
dampness and cold across the
Klamath area.
The Willamette pass this morn
ing had 24 inches of roadside snow,
with reported spots of ice. Chemult
reported 10 Inches of roadside
snow, one inch of new and slush
on the roadway.
Two Inches of new snow fell on
the Greensprings over night Slush
and light snow were reported at
Keno. .
Southward, the California state
highway patrol reported six inches
of new snow on highway 99 at
Weed and Mount Shasta, with
chains advised but late this morn
ing not mandatory.
Dunsmulr reported 2.64 inches of
precipitation atop a layer of two
inches of snow, causing a number
of minor accidents In slush.
Merrill Raps
Speedy Driver
In Justice court at Merruf Ves
terday a Yakima, Wash., man, 49-year-old
Lewis I . Browning, was
assessed $10 fine and court costs
for reckless driving. - .
State police report Browning was
chased at speeds ranging from 75
to so miles an hour from Mac s
store to the Tulelake Junction on
highway 39. Police also stated
Browning raced through Merrill at
55 miles an hour.
Officers stated the pavement was
wet, visibility was poor and driv
ing at that speed very hazardous.
Car Rams Truck,
Woman Injured
One person was Injured In a two-
car collision in the 200 block on
E. Main last night, according to
city police.
Mrs. Leonard M. Phipps. 40, 818
Grant, was treated at Klamath
Valley hospital for minor cuts and
released.
She was riding In a car driven
by her husband that rammed the
rear of a truck double-parked in
the street.
Hugh A. Davidson, 38, 533 Mar
ket, driver of the truck, was cited
by police for double parking and
forfeited $20 ball in municipal court
this morning. -
Elderly Man Hurt .
In Fall Here
An elderly man, 67-year-oM
Charles Zimmerman, Baldwin ho
tel, was taken to Klamath Valley
hospital early this morning for in
juries received in a fall behind
the Elk's club.
City police reported Zimmerman
was apparently taking a shorcut
behind the club and fell from the
parking lot wall.
He reportedly suffered a broken
collarbone and Injury to nls right
leg.
Couple Face Jail
In Child Neglect
PORTLAND, Wl Fines of 11000
each and sentences of one year In
the county Jail yesterday were
meted to a Portland couDle whose
4-month-old daughter was found at
home alone.
The sentences were held In abey
ance, however, pending investiga
tion by Juvenile court authorities.
The couple, Donald B. Bpeer, 34,
and his wile, Patricia, 37, were
charged with leaving their daugh
ter alone In their one-room home
Sunday night. - Police, called by
neighbors, said they found gas
leaking from a kitchen stove
burner,
The child suffered no apparent
ill effects. She has been placed in
a nursery.
KLAMATH 'ALL.
AMERICAN CHINESE
Fee at their koatl
fk. 4f t For Orion To Toko Oat
Ben B. Lee, Mgr.
.J Pip 0 0 pMM;t
HERE ARE THREE WAYS to look durinfi the holidays. Evening halter (left) in velvet is ,
teamed with full skirt in gleaming brocade. Slim suit (center) is bemberg metallic broendo
has fitted jacket with huge turnback velvet cuffs. Strapless ball gown (right) Ins shim
mering torso in taupe sequins and floating, bouffant skirt in filmy nylon lullc. Each fits
special way of living.
Charge Filed
In Burglary
Charge of burglary not In a
dwelling was placed yesterday by
the district attorney's office against
27-year-old Manullta Forrest, 1513
Oregon.
The woman Is accused of break
ing a window at Murphey's Seed
store, 83-t Klamath. Saturday night
and taking SO worth of ceramics
from the window.
In district court the woman was
given time to enter a plea to the
charge and Is held In lieu of WOO
baU.
Also In the county Jail are
Robert D. Main, 20, Worden, and
Armenia Brown. 35. Beatty.
Main was arrested on a fugitive
from Justice warrant from Idaho
by state police. He Is accused of
selling mortgaged property.
Armenia Brown was semencea in
Wood River lustlce court to a 30
day sentence on conviction of dis
orderly conduct.
Ruth Hall In
Grange Post
BLY Ruth E. HaU has been
elected master of Bly grange No.
771.
Other officers elected at the No
vember 16 meeting were E. J.
Casebeer, overseer; Dale B. Smith,
lecturer:- V. L. Rently. oteward:
James F- H'"- assistant steward;
Avis UUIe. chaplain: Madeline Kef
fler. treasurer; Virgins Watts, sec
retary: J. O. Watts, gatekeeper:
Elbe, Tucker, Ceres; Ruth Ooen
chain, Pomona: Jacqueline Osbom.
Flora; O. H. Osborn. Frank Oben
chaln Jr.. Basil HaU, executive
committee.
Madeline Obenchain has been ap
pointed home economics chairman
and Lawrence ljiiue wm serve u
agricultural chairman.
Vera Lantz, state grange deputy,
Redmond was a guest.
State Workers
Ask Pay Up
SALEM. VH Oregon state em
ployes asked pay Increases and
more liberal reuremenv oeaeiiw
here 8unday.
A resolution passed at closing
sessions of the Oregon State em
ployes association convention
asked that workers be advanced
two classifications In the civil
service pay sechedule. That would
mean an average boost of about
124 a month.
The employes asea in anomor
resolution that Governor McKay
name a committee to study the
problem of integrating the present
retirement plan with the federal
social security program.
other resolutions caiiea ior:
Extension of a 40-hour, five-day
week to all public employes; re
tirement of state employes after
30 years service regardless of age;
larger death benefits; Investment
of retirements funds at a higher
Interest rate; limiting civil serv
ice examination, to Qualifications
only for the post Involved.
V. O. O Neil, Baiem. association
retirement director, said the pur
chasing power of a dollar has
been so reduced as to make the
state's retirement program entire
ly Inadequate.
MalrleiT
On Highway
TULELAKE A man Identified
as Harold J. Johnson, about 60,
was killed instantly last night when
hit by a car as he walked down
the highway about two miles south
of here.
According to the highway patrol
office, Jonnson was waiting opwn
the center of the southbound lane,
anri wax atruck from behind by sn
auto driven by Pat Baker, 17. The
body was hurled about 60 feet
along the frosty pavement by the
Impact, an Investigating officer
said. v
Johnson died of multiple skull
fractures. . '
The bodv was turned over to the
deputy Modoc county coroner and
sent t AHuras.
Tractor Upset
Kills Etna Man
YREKA Kenneth Verll Main, U.
Etna, was killed Instantly Friday
when a tractor overturned while he
was skidding logs. Main's head was
crusneu. no who uhu "
tractor when he attempted to run
it over a stump.
It was the first Scott valley ac
cident of the season.
Ganong To
Be Speaker
MALIN Attorney William Oa.
nong Jr., Klamath Falls, will be
principal speaker at tonight s ded
ication ceremonies of the new Mi
ll" grade school gymnasium-auditorium
and cafeteria building, de
signed by architects Morrison and
nowara.
Tonight marks the first time the
gym will have been used. The
meeting Is the regularly scheduled
Parents, and Patrons gathering.
Carrol Howe, county school su-
eertmendent. will dedicate the
ulldlng. Malln Principal Floyd
Mauney will also speak.
A flag-raising ceremony will be
presented by the Malln VFW aux
iliary. Time for the meeting Is
( p.m.
Britain's Foe
Visits Egypt
CAIRO. EirvDl. 11 Two malor
foes of Britain's policy in the Mid
dle East Iran's Premier Moham
med Mossadegh and Egypt's
Prime Minister Mustapha El
Nahas Pasha met here today for
the first time.
Tens of Thousands of Egyptians
paraded with anti-British and anti-
American slogans to welcome the
aged Iranian, stopping here for a
four-day official visit after a
month in the United 8tates.
Mossadegh' . government al
ready has kicked Britain's oil men
out of Iran. Nahas Pasha'a re
gime has ordered the British out
of the Suet canal and the Sudan,
but Britain's troops so far still
still hold military control of both.
Crowds at Farouk airport shout
ed "long live the enemy of the
British' as Mossadegh, enroute
home from the United States, ar
rived this morning for a four-day
official visit.
Other sign carrying thousand!
converged on King Farouk's El
Abdln palace.
"Llbertv unllv evacuation,"
they shouted ss Mossadegh and
his party paused there to sign the
register of callers on the monarch.
The king Is expected to receive
the Iranian later in his visit.
A chain of towns In the Ruhr
valley of Germany Is called Ihe
"WuDDertal" (witches' valley) b;-
cause of the eerie glare of Its
steel mills.
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Square Dance Set
For Fairgrounds
A square dance festival, free to
Uie public, hus been slated for Sat
urday at 8 30 p.m. in the fair
grounds exhibit building.
The festival will be sponsored
by the Klamath Basin Callers and
Instructors council. Beveral out ol
town dance groups have been In
vlted to participate, and all local
square dancers are invited.
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U.S .Catholics Lash Out
At Moral Decay In America
WASHINGTON, trwrtne anlrltual
leadera of American Catholics have
spoken out atronaly agalnat "moral
corruption" among government of.
llcials and also agalnat the hurl.
ing of falsa, charges al men In pub
lic llle.
The U S. cardinals, archblnhona
and blaliona of the Human Catholic
church aald In their annual alate-
inent utat this oounlry lacoa a
Uireat alarmingly llko the one
which paused the downfall of the
Human empire "barbarism on tile
outside, refined materlallain and
moral decay wllhln."
"The Homan rnitilro dlsllltrurnt-
ed from within," said Uie Male-
ment. Issued over Uio weekend
alter the prelates' three-dav con.
lerenco here. "Tha same Into will
befall Ua If we do not awaken lo
the danger which threatens us
from within our own household."
Appealing for a nallou-wltlo re
turn lo "Uio wisdom of our found
ing lathers a wisdom which pro
claimed God's rightful place In
human alfalrs," Ihe churchmen
said:
"In pollllca, (he principle thai
anything goes.' almnlv because
people are thought not to expect
any high degree of honor In noil-
Uciana, Is grossly wrong.
"We have to recover that sense
of personal obligation on Uie part
of the voter and Uiat astute of pub
lic trust on uie part of uie elected
official which give meaning and
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