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Nation Faced With
Choice of Growth,
Stevenson Says
Los Angeles (U.PJ Adlal
Stevenson says the nation is
faced with the choice of an or
derly growth along balanced
harmonious lines or the present
administration's "policy of
drift."
Stevenson appeared at the Los
Angeles Press Club last night
while his political opponent for
the Democratic presidential nom
ination, Sen. Estes Kefauver,
campaigned on the other side
of town. j "
Leadership Said Lost
The former Illinois governor
charged the "policy of drift"
in world affairs had lost this
country the leadership it en
joyed four years ago. He said
the worsening world position
was not concealed by the frantic
trips "of our misguided missile,
the secretary of state."
While Stevenson attacked the
present administration, Kefau
vpr used his "crass roots" ap
proach in his California vote
getting campaign. The lanKy
senator braved a light rain to
shake hands with persons in
downtown streets of cities he
toured yesterday from Santa
Barbara to Torrance.
Kefaurer Confident
Kefauver exnressed confi
dence he would "do well" in the
state's June 5 primary. He said
he believed results of the Indi
ana preference primary ballot
ing was "quite a victory" for
him even though President Eis
enhower collected a majority of
the votes.
The two presidential aspir
ants spent the night under the
same roof at the Ambassador
Hotel here but were too busy
campaigning to exchange greet
ings. Kefauver was scheduled
to head north to Sacramemo
while Stevenson was slated to
remain in the Southern Cali
fornia area until Friday.
Bandon Man Remains
In Critical Condition
Portland (U.P.) Ralph Py
att, 36-year-old Bandon logger
accused of slaying state police
man Richard O'Connor Tuesday
night, fought for his life in a
local hospital today so he can
face trial for murder.
Pyatt was still unconscious and
in. critical condition today after
spending much of the night in
surgery. He was wounded in the
head by O'Connor after the offi
cer, who had gone to serve a
warrant for a misdemeanor on
Pyatt, was cut. down by shots
from a :22 caliber pistoL
District Attorney John Pickett
of Coos county filed a first de-
eree murder charge against ry-
att yesterday.
Pyatt was flown here late yes
terday.
Central Point Jaycees
Schedule Clean Up Week
Central Point The Central
Point Junior Chamber of Com-
mprre has . dedicated May 12
through 26 as "clean up Central
Point week." Trucks have been
scheduled to pick up all rubbish
duning that time, Jaycee officials
said. -
Javcees have ureed Central
Point residents to pile trash in
front of buildings to make pick
up easier.
NO PINK ELEPHANTS
Caledonia. Mich. (U.R) Cus
tomers in Russ Allen's tavern
have stopped seeing pink ele
phants in favor of red birds.
Allen complained someone
dinned 12 Dieeons and chickens
in red paint and turned them
loose in his establishment.