Stephen Mitchell Will
Seek Nomination for
Governor of Illinois
PAXTON, 111., 0W)—Stephen A.
Mitchell, former Democratic na
tional chairman, announced Sat
urday he will seek his party’s
nomination for Illinois governor.
Mitchell, a 52-year-old Chicago
lawyer, made his announcement"
in a statement prepared for de
livery at a luncheon meeting of
some 60 central Illinois Demo
cratic leaders. He said he has “evi
dence of considerable support” for
the nomination and plans to “pre
sent a constructive program for
Illinois in a series of speeches in
various parts of the state.”
REORGANIZED CUB SCOUTS
HOLD PACK MEETING FRIDAY
The reorganized Cub Scouts
held their first pack meeting last
Friday evening at the Methodist
social rooms with Cubmaster Bill
Doyle in charge.
The theme of the meeting was
Thanksgiving, with a program
prepared by Den 1 with Mrs.
Doyle as Den Mother.
The following boys received
their Bob Cat pins: Victor Hudg
ins, Richard Young, Peter Dexter,
and Robbie Fagerstrom.
Den 2 is now getting under way
with Mrs. Chuck Goedde as Den
Mother.
Refreshments were served by
Cub Mothers Mrs. Bill Doyle and
Mrs. Ben Young.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
We have organized a troop. We
have two patrols. In one of them
the officers are:
Barby Mclver, president; Jo
Chambers, treasurer; Joy Wever,
representative.
In the other patrol officers are:
Marjorie Olsen, president; Vicky
Castel, treasurer; Margaret Na
gazruk, representative.
At Halloween we had a party.
We are working on our tender
foot rank now.
—Carol Doyle, Scribe
Man Paying Temporary
I Alimony in Housework
Instead of Money
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., UP)—
Policeman Marvin Bullis has
agreed to pay off some temporary
alimony in housework instead of
money.
Bullis, of San Mateo, is being
sued for divorce on general
grounds of cruelty.
Mrs. Wilma Bullis, in applying
for temporary alimony before the
case is heard, said she needed $60
monthly- for a housekeeper. Al
though she has continued to work,
she said she is not in good health
and a doctor has ordered her not
to do the housework.
Bullis offered to clean the house
up, do the washing and ironing on
weekends and the estranged wife
agreed. Judge Edmund Scott en
tered the agreement as an order
in the court records.
“It’ll be strictly routine,” said
Bullis.
Main Group of Russia’s
Antarctic Expedition
Sets Out From Moscow
MOSCOW, UP)—The main group
of the Soviet Union’s antarctic ex
pedition left Moscow Friday for
Kalingrad, formerly the German
city of Koenigsberg. There the
group will board two diesel elec
tric ships, the Lena, and the Ob,
for the journey south.
Before departing, the expedi
tion’s chief, Mikhail Somov, told
reporters the group will head for
the Queen Mary coast on the In
dian Ocean and set up three sta
tions in the areas “never touched
by man.”
Somov, a geographer and doctor
of science, said the main station
will be named “Mirny (Peaceful^’
and that there will be American
and Australian bases nearby. With
personnel replaced every summer,
the expedition is to remain three
years.
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Three Who Died in
ECAF Crash Thursday
Were on Secret Mission
VANCOUVER, B.C., LB—Three
of the 19 persons aboard the
RCAF cargo amphibian which
crash-landed Thursday off Van
couver Island were on a secret
mission, the RCAF has reported.
The three trapped airmen were
drowned when the big plane
swamped in Johnstone Strait, 160
miles • northwest of Vancouver.
The RCAF said Fit. Lt. D. W.
McNichol and two civilian tech
nicians, D. A. Grant and S. H.
Woodin, were on a “classified mis
sion” but refused to elaborate.
They were among the 16 men
rescued by the 136-foot seiner
Western Challenger minutes after
the mate, Alec Karavnieks, saw
the plane smash into high waves.
Dead are P. C. Walker, naviga
tor, England; Fo. D. K. McPher
son, radio operator, Vancouver;
and Ac 2 N. C. Thompson, of Tor
onto, a passenger on the flight.
An RCAF board of inquiry has
been appointed to investigate the
unexplained crash. An RCAF div
er was flown to the wreck scene
to try to remove the bodies from
the sunken plane, under 24 fath
oms of water but lashed to the
shore with ropes fastened before
it sank.
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