LEADERS NAMED
FOR GIRL SCOUTS
AND BROWNIES
The following Girl Scout lead
ers have been named:
Mrs. June Jefferies and Mrs.
Doris Wilkie (5th grade'; Mrs.
Weyer '6th grade); Mrs. Kay Cas
person and Mrs. Yvonne Steele
(part of 6th grade and 7th grade';
Miss Starling (8th grade).
Due to the shift schedule in
school, the Girl Scouts are asked
to see their respective leaders for
the time and meeting places of
the various troops.
We are planning to have three
Brownie troops. A girl can be a
Brdwnie when she reaches the
age of seven.
The Brownie leaders will be:
Mrs. Peggy Kelliher and Mrs.
Betty Walsh (for 1st year Brown
ies); Mrs. Adeline Ullrich and
Mrs. Evelyn Boucher (for 2nd
year Brownies); Miss Roberta
Ross and Mrs. Laura Johnsen (for
3rd year Brownies).
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Pitcher Don Newcombe
Assault Case Adjourned
Until After Japan Trip
BROOKLYN, OP—Don New
combe's assault case was ad
journed until Nov. 19 yesterday
after the harried Brooklyn pitcher
appeared in court and then hur
ried off to Idlewild Airport to
join his Dodger mates for a trip
to Japan.
In court, Newcombe’s attorney
argued his client was under con
tract to make the Japanese ex
hibition tour and could not an
swer a simple assault summons
yesterday for an alleged attack
on Mike Brown in a parking lot
near Ebbets Field.
Newcombe was alleged to have
slugged Brown in a parking lot
incident after he left Ebbets Field
following a second-inning knock
out in the second game of the
World Series.
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Bertram Tallamy Picked
To Head U.S. Highway
Construction Program
WASHINGTON, President
Eisenhower today picked Bertram
D. Tallamy of New York to head
the government’s new $33 billion
highway construction program.
Tallamy is chairman of the New
York State Thruway Authority.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said Tallamy
will take over the job early next
year.
Meanwhile, it will be filled on
an interim basis by John A. Volpe
of Winchester, Mass., head of a
construction company bearing his
name.
Young men think old men are
fools, but old men know young
men are fools.
—Samuel Chapman (1605)
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Republicans and Democrats Seek
California’s 32 Delegate Votes
With Major Campaign Efforts
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Adlai E, Stevenson opened a
major campaign effort in Califor
nia yesterday after renewing his
charge that President Eisenhower
has been “indifferent” to unem
ployment, school overcrowding
and social security problems.
Cheered on by an overflow aud
ience in Portland, Ore., Stevenson
said Wednesday night that Eisen
hower, in his Pittsburgh speech
Tuesday night, “set up a lot of
straw men and then proceeded to
slay them gallantly—while right
eously denouncing political irre
sponsibility.”
Stevenson said that Eisenhow
er’s seeming resentment at the
Democratic charge of “indiffer
ence” reminded him of an old
expression that “what some peo
ple do speaks so loud you can’t
hear what they say."
The Democratic standard bear
er stopped yesterday in the San
Francisco bay area.
Prediction for Oregon
Before leaving Oregon, Steven
son was assured by Democratic
leaders there that he would win
the state’s six electoral votes
which went to Eisenhower four
years ago.
Both Republicans and Demo
crats are concentrating sofne of
their heaviest electioneering ef
forts in California, which has 32
electoral votes.
Vice President Nixon, a native
Californian, ended a swing in his
home state Wednesday and head
ed for Elko, Nev., and Boulder,
Colorado.
Careful, Constant Effort
In a speech in San Francisco's
Chinese section, Nixon said Eisen
hower's foreign policy has been
aimed at identifying “explosive
danger spots in advance” and that
it sought thru what he called I
"careful, constant effort ... to |
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remove irritants which would
I lead to armed conflict."
Nixon said Eisenhower and
! Secretary of State Dulles avoided
rash, impulsive decisions which
could have resulted in war.”
Old Guard Triumph
Nixon was the target of shafts
aimed by Sen. Estes Kefauver of
Tennessee, the Democratic vice
presidential nominee. In Buffalo,
N.Y., Wednesday night, Kefauver
said “Richard Nixon represents
the triumph of the old guard in
the Republican Party. He is their
man, heart and soul. . . .”
Kefauver said that if Eisen
hower is elected, he would be a
“lame duck President” and Nixon
would be the “man of the future
in the Republican Party.”
State Dept. 'Bungling'
Former President Truman was
out campaigning in Moundsville,
W. Va., Wednesday night. He said
the Eisenhower Administration is
characterized by what he termed
a great indifference to the grow
ing needs of our country.
In addition to echoing Steven
son’s sentiments on this score,
Truman said that under the Re- ;
publicans "we’ve lost a great
many close international friends
on account of the bungling in the
State Department . . .”
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swordspoint in M-G-M's colorful Cinemascope adventure
drama. "The King's Thief." Ann Blyth is the lady involved in
an action - filled story of a brasen attempt to steal the Crown
Jewels of England, showing at The Theater tonight and Saturday.
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UNOFFICIAL 2ND DIV. ELECTION RETURNS
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