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BASEBALL WAS NEVER LIKE THIS Fred Haney, man
ager of the Milwaukee Braves and "Manager of the Year,"
shows Devra Korwin how to hit a homer. Devra is the
dancing star of the Broadway production "Damn
Yankees" which is opening at the Riviera in Las Vegas,
Nev. Haney is on hand to join other Braves and Yankees
for the Wester debut of the musical comedy.
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ZhukoY Believed
Oui of Party Post
London (IP) Reliable reports
from Moscow said, Thursday it
now is almost certain that Mar
shal Georgi Zhuljpv has been
dropped from his Communist
party posts following his release
as Soviet defense minister.
An official announcement from
Moscow on this may be im
minent, the reports said, or it
could be delayed for up to
several days.
But there was no indication
thus far of Zhukov's new job,
which Soviet Communist party
boss Nikita Khrushchev said
Tuesday would correspond to the
famed soldier's "experience and
qualifications."
According to the reliable re
ports, the Central Committee! of
the Communist party, after
lengthy debate, decided to drop
Zhukov from the 15-member
Presidium to which he had been
elected only last July.
GOOD SAMARITAN
Mobile, Ala. HP) A strik
ing bus driver interrupted a city
wide bus strike Thursday to
pick up one regular rider as
usual. Oliver Blue, a blind con
cession stand operator, didn't
know the striKs was on and
showed up with his seeing-eye
dog at the bus stop. Minutes
later, driver Roy Holland came
along and picked them up "just
to make sure he and his dog
had a ride."
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Veto of Trust Deed
Measure Overridden
Salem (IP) The state Senate
Thursday overrode the veto of
Gov. Robert D. Holmes of the
trust deed bill (HB 172) passed
during the regular legistlative
session.
Voting to sustain . the gov
ernor's veto were Sens. Phil
Brady, Portland; Alfred H. Cor
bett, Portland; Dan Dimick,
Roseburg; Walter J. Pearson,
Portland; Monroe Sweetland,
Milwaukie; and President of the
Senate Boyd Overhulse, Madras,
all Democrats.
Sen? Ward Cook, Portland
Democrat, in the principal talk
in favor of the bill, held that
passage of the bill over the gov
ernor's veto was important to
Oregon economy. More than 30
states have adopted trust deed
laws.
Monaghan Ineligible
For Committee Duty
Salem (IP) Attorney General
Robert Y. Thornton said today
that when Rep. Tom Monaghan
of Clackamas county resigned
as a state representative he also
became ineligible to serve on
the legislative interim commit
tee on problems of retarded
children.
Thornton said that the va
cancy could be filled t House
Speaker Pat Dooley. The opin
ion was requested by Sen. Carl
H. Francis, Dayton Republican.
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Multnomah Deputy
Denied Financial Aid
Portland (IP) Multnomah
county commissioners Thursday
refused financial aid to Deputy
Sheriff George Minielly for
costs of defending himsell
against vice indictments.
Miniely was indicted by a
grand jury in connection with
the part he played in investi
gating vice activities in Port
land. The charges were subse
quently dropped but Minielly in
curred $5000 in legal expenses.
He asked for county help to pay
the fees since the charges were
in connection with his duties as
a deputy sheriff.
County commissioners said
District Attorney Leo Smith had
advised them the county was
not liable for Minielly's ex
penses. Lebanon Mayor's
Wife Dies in Fall
Lebanon (IP)' Mrs. Grace
Scroggin, 52, wife of Mayor
Scroggin of Lebanon, was in
jured fatally late Thursday
when she fell 15 feet from the
ledge of an apartment building
into the car lot below.
Police said Mrs. croggin ap
parently had left her purse con
taining the key to her apartment
in her car, and crawled through
a double door at the end of the
hall to cross a narrow ledge
leading to a window of her
apartment when she slipped and
fell.
The apartment building in
which they lived was owned by
Mayor and Mrs. Scroggin.
Only recently Mrs. Scroggin
was chosen as Lebanon's 1957
woman of the year for her com
munity work.
Teamster Findings
Said Unjustified
Washington HP) Counsel
for the Teamsters Union de
nounced as entirely unjustified
Thursday recent trial court find
ings that teamsters officers con
spired to "rig" their election at
the union's September conven
tioiPat Miami Beach.
Attorney Martin F. O'Dono
hue of Washington told an Ap
peals Court panel that the find
ings throw him "out of court"
even before a trial can be had on
the charges.
President-elect James R. Hoffa
and other members of the union's
lame duck Executive Board met
to discuss te union's suspension
by the AFL-CIO Executive Coun
cil. A source familiar with the
board's operations said it had
three choices to give in, quit
the federation, or do nothing.
Roseburg Boy Killed
In Bike-Auto Mishap
Roseburg (IP) Richard Oli
ver, 12, on his way to neighbor
ing houses on a Halloween trick
or treat mission, was injured
fatally Thursday night when his
bike was hit by a car on Dia
mond Lake blvd. east of Rose
burg. He died shortly after ar
riving at a Roseburg hospital.
Sheriff Ira Byrd said the bike
was struck by a car operated by
Selmer L. Looney, Roseburg.
The sheriff said Looney told him
he was heading east on his way
home two miles east of Rose
burg when the boy on the bike
loomed in front of him. Looney
said he tried to avoid a crash,
went into a ditch and wrecked
the car. Looney was unhurt.
Richard was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Oliver of Rose
burg. COP SHOT
Bethesda, Md. (IP) Police
said a 72-year-old man called
Thursday night for protection
fjfm Halloween "prowlers."
Wlien patrolman Richard T. Rus
sll arrived at the house, police
said, the elderly man stepped
fppm behind a bush and shot
Siissell in the leg. .
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT O
Warren Renner, violation of basic
rule. S10.
Lawrence Okon Allen violation of
basic rule, $10.
Jack Dee Wilson, disobeyed traf
fic signal. S5.
JohiQ Lawrence Hockstatter, viola
tion ofDasic rule. $10.
Jim Billy Nichols, violation of ba
sic rule. $10.
Donald Raymond Cranston, no dri
ver's license, $10; four in front seat,
$2.50.
Nancy G. Haas, disobeyed traffic
signal. $5.
Arha Jay McCullough, 716 North
Riverside ave., disorderly conduct, $25
and .".0 days.
Wi'liam Lester Henson, improper
signal. $5.
Charles Peter Jacobs, no operator's
license, $10 bail.
DISTRICT COURT
Elmer LeRoy Champion, overheight,
$15.
Arthur Terrance Biereton, failure to
stop at stop sign. $10.
Bertha Elizabeth Brown, no opera
tor's license, $10.
Jim Nicholas, no operator's license,
$10.
Lee Roy Hancock Jr., overload,
$142.50.
Richard Franklin Miller, shooting
from public highway, $30.
Elgan Leroy Cook, shooting from
public highway. S30.
Earl Howard Brown, failure to stop
at stop sign, $10.
Donald Arthur Mitchell, operating
vehicle while driver's license sus
pended. S55
Gordon Roosevelt Green, inade
quate muffler. $15.
Leonard Roy Bailey, possession of
untagged venison. $30.
George Ivan Hall, exploding fire
works S15.
Eugene Edwin Edwards, overwidth,
$15.
CIRCUIT COURT
Vernon A. Coverstone vs. Margaret
S. Coverstone, divorca complaint.
Air Force
To Keep Missile Program at Full Steam
Washington OP) The Air
Force, determined to keep mis
sile and space procurement pro
grams operating full blast, was
forced today into making further
sacrifices in less crucial activi
ties. The cutbacks, coming on top
of recent economy reductions,
are necessary to make up in
creased costs in missile-plane
purchases of $800 million since
last January.
An Air Force spokesman dis
closed that the rise, amounting
to almost 10 per cent of the
entire program, was due to
higher labor and material costs.
Part also resulted from too low
estimates in the budget Presi
dent Eisenhower submitted to
Congress at the beginning of the
year.
Costs High
The cost of the program now
totals $9,600,000,000 more than
half the entire Air Force budget
of $18,200,000,000.
Eisenhower, meanwhile, hud
dled with his cabinet today for
what was expected Oto be an
other high-level review of Amer
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challenge in the space-missile
era. The meeting, followed an
extraordinary session Thursday
of the National Security Coun
cil which presumably dealt with
the same problems.
At the same time, Sen. Clinton
Scio Man Drowns in
South Santiam River
Lebanon (IP) Edward H.
Trollinger, 42, drowned while
trying to remove irrigation
equipment from the South San
tiam river near his home near
Scio, Coroner Glenn Huston
said today.
Huston said the drowning
which occurred Wednesday, cli
maxed a series of misfortunes
to the Trollinger family in a
two-year period. Earlier Trol
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small daughter was injured fa
tally when struck by a truck
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P. Anderson (D-N.M.) chairman
of the Joint Congressional Atom
ic Energy Committee, raised
serious doubts about the wisdom
of Eisenhower's proposed plan
to share U.S. atomic and weap
ons secrets with Britain and
other NATO nations.
Anderson said the U.S. should
"work with them in every pos
sible way." But he wants to
make certain no U.S. secrets
find their way into Soviet hands.
Follow Earlier Cuts
The new Air Force cutbacks
followed a number of economy
moves this year. These included
elimination of a number of jet
fighter and reserve groups,
stretch-outs in jet plane and B52
heavy bomber production and a
reduction in civilian employ
ment. Defense officials have approv
ed a three-point plan for making
up the $800 million Air Force
procurement deficit:
A further slowdown or cut
back in a number of activities
to make more funds available
for missile and plane purchases.
Slowing down payments for
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Salem Jack A. Rowland,
former Medford locating en
gineer for the Oregon state
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gineer for the commission.
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