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213952 TV DIAL LOGU ATTACK AGAINST GOP CANDIDATE VOICED IN STATEMENT MADE BY 'CITIZEN'. COMMITTEE 9 :00 One in Every 4:15 Search for Tomorrow G. Putnam, Blair, Duncan Again at Odds Grand Jury Probe Of Committee Family 2 9:30 Film 2-4 10:30 Women Are Wonderful ..13 Film 4:30 Mike Calif. Living ..2 11:00 Mike Roy 13 Cooking 8 4:45 Gabby Thought Day citizen, it is inevitable that sus-picion of being warped by politi Hayes ..4 for 13 Will Be Requested Food for Thought 4 11:15 Pub. Serv.

Film and News ....7 11:30 Helpfully Yours 4 5:00 Film Kate Webster foot Playcrafter's Film 2 uiuo a Tim McCoy ...2 Jubilee 9 Abbott and Costello 11 Dinah Shore ...4 Danger Film 5 Beulah 7 7:45 News 4 Varieties 8 8:00 Heart of City .11 News 9 Milton Berle Wrestling 7 Web 2 8:15 Sports Show ...9 8:30 Corral 2 Tito Guizar ...11 TV University .9 Film 13 8:45 News 5 9:00 Crime Syndicate ....2 Ina Ray Hutton 5 Film. Rice-UCLA 7 Fireside Theater 4 News, Sports ..8 Film 11 How Do You Vote? 13 Film 9 11 Buff 4 Smith ....8 Web- 13 Know Jump .4 8 7 Circus .4 success of his "To a layman this seems quite clear. "It should also be clear to the judges and attorneys interested in the ethical standards of the bar. "It shguld not be necessary for laymen to point this out. CLARITY SEEN "No briefing should be necessary, and no obscure interpretation seems required.

"It either means what it says or it doesn't. "Actually in view of the heritage and traditions of our Republic, plain common sense should have-dictated an ethical course of action without pawing through the printed reports of the American Bar Association. They merely summarize the points upon which the minds of all men intent on upholding our system of government Snd our high standard of judicial conduct have met since the time of the Declaration of Independence. "But here in the State of California there actually exists Canons (Continued from Page Fifteen) at a party primary or at a general election for any office other than a judicial office. "If a judge should decide to become a candidate for any office not judicial, he should resign in order that it cannot be said that he is using the power or the prestige of his judicial position to promote his own candidacy or the success of his party." The document also quoted from the Canons of the Conference of California Judges which objects to a judge taking an active part in partisan politics.

Following is the text of the declaration "Now it has happened twice in San Bernardino County. "Once in our schools. "And now in our courts. "Violating most precepts of our American system of government "Violating the fundamentals that make our democracy work "Violating the basic principles underlying the decision of both Search for Tomorrow ...8 5:15 Did Ja 11:45 House Party ...2 Film 7 12:00 Big Payoff 12:15 Bride Groom 2 In Public Interest 9 12:30 Hollywood TV 13 Star Salon 4 7 News, Film ....9 Garry Moore ...2 12:35 Film 13 Jump 5:30 Welcome Televenture Ladies Cowboy Howdy Cartoon 5:45 Channel Corral 6 :00 Adv. of News Traveler ...13 Mat.

...7 Thrills 5 Doody ..1 Time .11 8 8 Patches A cal bias will attach to a judge who becomes the active promoter of the interests of one political party or candidate as against another. 'He should avoid making partisan political speeches, making or soliciting payment of assessments or contributions to party funds, the public endorsement of candidates for political office, or participation in party conventions. FOOTNOTE TOLD 'A judge should neither accept nor retain a place in any party committee nor act as a party leader, nor engage generally in partisan "Then as a footnote, the Convention of California Judges stated this section was based upon American Bar Association's Canon 28. "It should be unnecessary for laymen to take action in this regard. "And it should be unnecessary to elaborately pin-point the course of local events which have placed both local judiciary and local members of the bar in so difficult a position.

"It should be unnecessary to tjy to get action from members of the Grand Jury who are entrusted Grand Jury investigation of the Citizens Committee to Help Keep Partisan Politics Out of Our Schools and Courts will be asked Tuesday, Attorney Joseph V. Mazziotta said Monday. The recently born committee on Monday attacked Superior Judge Carl B. Hilliard for running for the office of congressman and criticized lawyers participating in the campaign. Mazziotta, who also is general chairman of the Hilliard forces, declared: "I have read the report of the so-called Citizens Committee and as far as I am concerned it is a vicious political device de-sighed to besmirch the reputation and ethical standards of the bench and bar.

"I will appear before the 1952 Grand Jury at 10 a.m. Tuesday and request the committee, be investigated. "Many members of the bar have supported our position in Film 9 WTelsh at Airport 11 12:45 Guiding Light .8 Film 1:00 Strike It Rich 2 Kate Smith ....4 Gaffney's ....7 TV 8 1:15 Afternoon Serenade, 6:15 Peanut Jack 6:30 Telepaper Beany This Story Sports Is ....13 the Republican and Democratic their San Francisco' meeting on parties in California to keep parti- Aug. 30, 1949, the year that Susan politics out of our schools and perior Judge Carl B. Hilliard first out of our courts has been took office.

the unfortunate decision by men "These Canons should lie upon News 11 Gov. News 6:45 Clete 1:30 Kitchen 11 Everywhere I Go 2 Handy the inspection of the conduct. Hints ...5 G. Putnam News 11 9-nn niiiHinc T.ichr Film 8 Bill Stulla 4 Space Film 7 Heaven Hollywood on Betsy TV 13 Mama Weiss ...9 6:55 Elmer Peterson HILLIARD DENIES JUDICIAL CODE VIOLATED IN CAMPAIGN 4 Weather 11 2:10 Film 1 2:30 Film 11 holding nonpartisan office to retain their office while becoming a candidate of a political party. FIRST TIME "The first time this happened was four years ago, during the primary election of 1948.

"San Bernardino's County superintendent of schools, entrusted with the education of thousands of our children, without resigning from his position, became a can-1 didate of a political party, thus for jthe first time in our country's his- "jtory since the adoption of a non- partisan system for judicial school, township and municipal of-1 fices, injecting party politics into our school system. "This unfortunate precedent has 7:00 Newspaper 'of Air 9 Guide Lite ,....2 2:45 Film 2 2:55 News 9 Film Film 3:00 Al Jarvis 7 It's a Jack Parr 4 Idea 4 Newsreel 5 Queen for Day .9 Smokey Rogers 8 3:30 Lucky 9 Jack McElroy Name's Same Cisco Hollywood TV .13 Newspaper of again been followed this year byiN0rte County: Clarence M. Han- one of our Superior Court judges, son, judge pf the Superior Court with even more harmful results. 0f LoS Angeles County; and only has it resulted in help-1 brick McCoy, judge of the Munici-ing to undermine our precious her-(pai Court 0f Los Angeles County, itage of constitutional Protection i foreword pointed out that for nonpartisan offices but it has codes of judicial ethics resulted lowering the prestige have been adopted by the state xsiews, MUSIC Air 3:55 Police Calls ...5 4:00 Film v.5 Phillip 7:15 Short Chef Milani Glamour Roving Quiz Film Session 11 Gene Norman ..9 7:30. Harlem 5:45 KNX Catr.

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"We further affirm that the right of a judge of the Superior Court of this County to seek other public office is a fundamental constitutional privilege, and such action is approved both legally and ethically by the Conference of California Judges and the laws of the State of California." lates to candidacy for office, and in its first paragraph closely follows Canon 30. The conference, however, refused to incorporate the sections of Canon 30 which this so-called 'citizens committee' sets forth at length in its report. "The deliberate omission of any reference to Canon 26 by the 'citizens committee' clearly brands the report as being biased, and reveals it as the smear type of politics which I detest. "Nor is my action without precedent in this State. By way of example, I point out to the committee that Lt.

Gov. Goodwin Knight campaigned for that office while a Superior Court judge of Los Angeles County. "I would suggest that this com mittee inform itself of the law and the facts before engaging in any further irresponsible statements which are intended as an attack upon my personal integrity. Moreover, I would recommend that the committee stop hiding behind a false face and enter this campaign in its true identity." Operation of Infant home for the first time. She had not held the baby until that moment.

Cripps, who had come out of the Navy a few months before the baby was born, was able to work by the time David was brought home. Jie is currently employed at Norton Air Force Base. "After the Community Chest took over, not one bill dogged our al-! ready badly stretched finances," Cripps says. "Without the Chest, David would not be here," he argues convincingly. MAINTAINED BY CHEST The Children's Hospital, maintained in Los Angeles by Community Chests all over the Southland, is available in critical cases to residents in every city in Southern California.

Facilities at the hos pital are completely modern and include some which are available nowhere else in the West. A staff of physicians and tech nicians are maintained to care for the patients. All are children with unusual or hard-to-cure infirmities. Doctors hail the hospital as the salvation of many youngsters who could be cared for at no other institution in the region. Residents of San Bernardino help support the hospital through their contributions to the annual Community Chest Drive.

This year's drive will end with a report luncheon Friday. Continuance Granted At Request of Lawyer At the request of defense Atty. Ted G. Krumm, Superior Judge Carl B. Hilliard has continued the cases of Nancy Phyllis Long and John Duncan until Friday for arraignment.

Duncan, is accused of issuing a 510 check without sufficient funds Aug. 3 and the other defendant with cashing a worthless 520 check last July 31. 4 Henry Wells of Springfield, driving a Duryea Motor Wagon, colilded with Evylyn Thomas, on bicycle, in New York City on May 30, 1896. It was the first reported automobile accident. Miss Thomas had a fractured leg and Wells spent the night in jail.

a KRNO Okie Bob KCSB June KFXM-Mexlran Popular Hi SKSnlpn KCSB Red Britton. KCSB Musical Clock 6:30 KCSB Red Britton 6:45 Kt'XM Top ot Morning KITO Valley Farmer 1 A.M. KFt Johnnie Willi KNX Bob Ferris m. iora 11:40 KITO Sharps 1 1 :45 KCSB News KFI Neighbor's KNX Brighter 11:55 KITO Lord's NOON KRNO News KFXM Songs Over Charter (Continued from Page Fifteen) rule (provided under the old char ter)," he said. He objected to the maintaining ana ODeranne oi any uuuiic uiuuy requiring "a vote of four members of the Council." Duncan objected that there is "no provision providing for the City to have complete control over all primary and secondary uses of 4 the streets.

"Nor do I find a provision for termination of the franchises by the Council at its discretion for rpflsnnahlp rniicn Duncan asked Mayor Blair "whose hand removed these para- graphs from the old charter?" One -of the paragraphs referred to con- trol by the City over its streets and the second to the right of ter- mination by the Council of a fran- chise. Mayor Blair made no direct an- swer to the councilman's query. He-said that Duncan's insinuations that he had influenced the charter committee to favor utility interests were all a "blank lie." Final reading on a resolution al- loting funds to the Urban Redevel opment Agency was passed unani-. muuaiy. VAJuncinnau uurajan mo tion that the aeenev make a rerjort of progress every three months died for want of a second.

The council approved the final reading of a notice to advertise" bids for the gas franchise. 'Z Father, Uncle Testify On Behalf of Youth, 18 ine iamer oi ciu iockwooq, ib, and his uncle. Fred Lockwood of San Bernardino, testified at San-Diego he was with them June 1 instead of robbing Mexican wetbacks. Ray Lockwood, the father, and the uncle said at the Superior. Court trial that they were all at" the dog races at Tijuana the night in question.

Young Lockwood was turned over to San Dieso authorities bv Mexi can police after he had been beaten and dragged across the border wetbacks who accused him of the June 1 robberies. His home is at Chula Vista. A i i i Aroms rviosr rouuiar WINNIPEG, Canada (B Dr. A TWarlriritch Tit-inr-innl nf Queen's University, said here that students nowadays attach more importance to Geiger counters than to great works of literature He said he is confident the stress on "the practical assets of life is only a passing phase. TELEVISION IS HERE 5 4 -4 r.

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"Since this Superior Court judge the presiding judge now candidate for Congress on a partisan ticket, was also formerly president of the San, Bernardino Bar Association, he can hardly be said to be ignorant of its Canons of Judicial Ethics or he should not be. (Editor's note: There is no Canon of Judicial Ethics for the San Bernardino Bar Association.) "As early as 1937, recognizing the necessity throughout the Unit ed States of keeping partisan pol itics out of our courts, the Ameri can Bar Association adopted Rule 30 of its Canons of Judicial Ethics. "This rule may be found in Volume 62 and is undoubtedly known to all of the four judges now sitting on the bench in San Bernardino County, as well as by all practicing members of our County Bar. "It reads: 'While holding a judicial posi tion he (a judge) should not be come an Active candidate either at a party primary or at a general election for any office other than a judicial office. "'If a judge should decide to become a candidate for any office not judicial, he should resign in order that it cannot be said that he is using the power or the pres tige of his judicial position to pro mote his own candidacy or thei of Judicial Ethics, adopted by the Conference of California Judges at the desk of every State of California "They should be in the law library of every practicing attorney in San Bernardino County.

"And we assume that they are not unknown to either local bar or local judiciary. 'NOTABLE MEMBERS' "In its foreword, the Conference of California iudges noted that its Canons of Judicial Ethics had been prepared and drafted by such no- table members of the judiciary as A. F. Bray, justice District' Court of Appeals, chairman; Robert Mc Williams, judge of the Superior Court of the City and County of San Francisco; Samuel L. Finley, judge of the Superior Court of Del Bar Association eight states and the Supreme Courts have adopted such a code in five states, and the American Bar Association has likewise adopted such a code, this action of the Conference of California Judges constitutes the first time that a state organization of judges has adopted Canons of Judicial Ethics." "Nothing much needs to be added to the preamble of the code adopted by the California judges.

"Even a layman can understand it. QUOTATION MADE "It says: 'The Conference of California Judges, mindful that the character and conduct of a judge should never be objects of indifference, and that declared ethical standards become habits of life, deem it desirable to set forth its views respecting those principles which should govern the personal practice of members of the judiciary in the administration of their offices. 'The Conference accordingly adopts the following Canons, as a proper guide and reminder for justices and judges of courts of rec ord in California, and as indicat ing what the people have a right to expect from "Among the other things the Conference of California Judges says 'the people have a right to expect' from their judges is Section 24 on partisan politics: this reads: 'While entitled to entertain his personal views of political ques tions, and while not required to sur render his rights or opinions as a At the request of the State Division of Highways, the Board agreed to the installation of safety lighting at Mountain View Avenue and U.S. Highway 99. Cost to the County will be roughly $7 a month The Nevada Street intersection is given next priority in plans for lighting.

The Board declined to take action on the request of the City of Redlands that Alabama Street be improved and designated a truck route from Barton Road to U.S. Highway 99. It was felt by the Board that Waterman Avenue constitutes a satisfactory alternate. Redlands indicated that residents on Brookside Avenue are anxious to have truck travel diverted- from this street. NAMED TO BOARD Seldon Cook and Fred Schaefer were appointed to the board of the Fawnskin Fire Protection District, filling posts formerly held by Fred JaKODi ana ueorge worn.

Answering the request of the advisory board of a waterworks district in Carbon the Board ordered well No. 5 shut down and the power turned off. I The following subdivisions were approved: A 27-Jot development of McDonald Brothers northwest of Campus Avenue and Sixth Street, Ontario, on which a tax bond was posted. Wesley Cruzon's 20 lots northeast of Pipe Line and Grand Avenues, Chino, on which 5125 tax and 53,000 road bonds were posted. A small development between California and State Streets, south of Muscoy, on which 5375 tax and 57,500 road bonds were posted.

judge in theiwith (Continued from Page Fifteen) ley H. Barnes, co-chairman of the committee, before filing my nomination papers in the primary elections. In reply to that inquiry, Judge Barnes stated as follows: 'The majority of the judges in California believe (and I think this is the present belief of the majority of the committee) that it is not improper for one holding a judicial position to become an ac tive candidate either at a party primary or general election for an office other than a judicial office and he need not resign his judi cial office in order to OMISSION CHARGED "Much reliance is placed upon Rule 30 of the Canons of Ethics of the American Bar Association by the committee report. This does not state the rule which governs the conduct of Superior Court judges in this State. The Conference of California Judges on Aug.

30, 1949, adopted the 'Canons of Judicial Ethics' which apply to judicial offices in this Stafe. Canon 26 re Chest Financed That Saved Life (Continued from Page Fifteen) San Bernardino were inadequate for the operation and an outside surgeon would have to be called to handle the case, doctors told the distracted parents. Through Dr. M. E.

Cosand of the County Health'Department and Dr. Arthur E. Varden, superintendent of the County Hospital, Cripps and his wife, Earlene, learned of the Community Chest-maintained Chil- drens' Hospital in Los Angeles. An investigation revealed that facilities were available at the hos pital to take care of the child and that a staff surgeon could perform the surgery. The baby, a little over a month old, was still in an incubator.

In order not to interfere with the infant's labored breathing, all nourishment was given through a tube. FAST TRANSPORTATION Fast transportation would be necessary to take the the child to Los Angeles so that the delicate machinery which kept it alive could function during the trip. An ambulance was obtained and an incubator was borrowed from County Hospital. With siren wide open, the ambulance made the run to Los Angeles in a record 45 min utes, the parents say. After two operations and several weeks of constant day and night care, little David took his first breaths unassisted by the scientific gadgets with which he had been surrounded since birth.

The surgery had been a complete success. A few days before Christmas in 1951, Erlene brought her child Bakersfield Man Sent To Jail for Car Theft Leslie Babe Jacobs, a 21-year-old Bakersfield- cotton chopper, was sentenced to six months in the County Jail by Superior Judge Carl B. Hilliard for stealing an auto. The defendant pleaded guilty to driving off a car from a Colton wrecking yaid last Aug. 15.

He was caught by California Highway Patrolmen a few blocks from the scene of the theft. repute, and ethical and business standards of our local Superior Courts. ETHICAL STANDARDS "It should be unnecessary to appeal to the California Conference of Judges to rebuke and censure the failure to abide by ethical standards as set ip by them in the conduct of San Bernardino's judicial offices and by the pre siding judge, at that. "It should be unnecessary to ask both Democratic and Republican Parties in San Bernardino County to reaffirm their faith in our non partisan system which they must uphold, Doubtless the matter can safe ly rest in the hands of our judges and of our San Bernardino Bar Association. "In that way they may best re gain the confidence of our citizens who are interested in the public welfare to such an extent that they will fight the introduction of partisan politics into our schools and into our courts.

"This committee does not intend to wait. ACTION PROMISED "It intends to act. "The speed with which members of the bar and members of the judiciary decide, upon a course of public- action will determine the committee's policy, arid possibly limit its action. The people of this County have a right to expect the highest stand ards of conduct from its judges and the meticulous protection of the sanctity of Jie courts by' members of the bar. ATTENTION URGED "We are awaiting the prompt at tention of bench and bar to this matter in order that its disposition may be as brief and painless as possible for all concerned.

"Remember, we are the people! "Remember, we are the clients of the attorneys! Remember, we are the accused who stand before the court of jus tice! "Remember, we are the litigants who place our faith in American justice "Remember, and do not destroy our faith! "And remember also, we are the taxpayers who pay for our schools, and are the parents of the students who attend them. "And finally, remember, either abandon the nonpartisan system for presently nonpartisan offices, and do it openly, or carefully preserve and protect that system. "We like the American way. "We seek to uphold it. "Respectfully yours, "Citizen's Committee to help keep Partisan Politics Out of Our Schools and Our Courts.

"By Preliminary Steering Committee, "Howard H. Taylor, "Mrs. I. A. Doubenmier." Suspect in Burglary Held to HigherCourt On a charge that he burglarized the Wendell L.

Moseley residence at 666 Sierra Way Sept. 26, Frank J. Zalewski was held to answer in Superior Court Monday by Municipal Judge Edward P. Fogg. Moseley was defended by Atty.

Charles E. Ward. The case was prosecuted by Dep. Dist. Atty.

Thomas M. Haldorsen. Official of Title Firm Speaker at 20-30 Club David E. MacEUven will speak to Uptown 20-30 Club at 7:30 p.m Tuesday at Club Oaks, with William B. Rohrer, president, pre siding The speaker, who is vice presi- dent and associate counsel of Security Title Insurance Guarantee Company, will speak on "The Title of the Land We Live On." John C.

Hurley, president, will preside. Hub Caps Said Stolen Rufus Villanueva of 1051 Spruce who said that he parked his car on Spruce Street near Mt. Vernon Avenue, reported to police that hub caps valued at 515 were stolen from the vehicle. Fender Skirts Stolen Fender skirts valued at 510 were stolen from his vehicle after he parked it at 1101 Eighth according to Angel Hernandez. Owens Young Front Lmkletter Concert Bob Man' Happiness House Ring Show.

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Hill KCSB Gateways to Music. KRNO Disc Jockey Junction. KNX 10 O'clock Wire 10:05 KITO News and Sports 10:15 KFXM-Music. KITO Club Music KNX BUI Kenneaii KFI Joy Forever 10:25 Al KnlKht Alezre KNX Gallup Poll. Be Beautiful 10:30 (Continued from Page Fifteen) cept the 5250 bid for the job of de molishing a condemned structure next to the Cucamonga Times Building in Cucamonga.

Asst. Purchasing Agent William E. Young was authorized to cau for bids on a new four-wheel-drive fire truck for the Lake Arrowhead Fire District. Estimated cost of the vehicle is $16,700. A 56,500 County Jail improve ment and enlargement program was approved on Young's recom mendation.

With a minimum amount of remodeling, additional bunk space will be provided, con ference rooms furnished, a hold over "tank" installed and facilities for identification of suspects im proved. $4,000 LIMIT SET A limit of 54,000 was placed upon the County's financial participation with the City of San Bernardino in a flood control project at Moun tain View Avenue and 40th Street. The Board also instructed County Highway Engineer Martin N. Nicholas to start negotiations to return Mountain View Avenue in this area to the city and have the city pave nearby Genevieve Avenue. SAFETY LIGHTING Nicholas told the Board he ex pects to have requests this winter for snow removal on the road from the highway into Running Springs School.

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