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16 raitaBMft Kwald. Portsmouth. N.H. 21. 196) Ex-Football Lineman Tackles Race Relations By LEIF ElilCKSON (which he was appointed Sept.

28 SAN FKANCISCO (AP) A by Dr. Harold Spears, San Fran- Texas-born Negro who grew cisco school superintendent, with from a hard-knocking football! unanimous confirmation by the line-man into a gentle-mannered Board of Education. schoolmaster has been picked "i picked him, not as a Ne- hiindle one of San Francisco's 0) but as a kind man who school jobs-Hie new Hkes children, who works well po? it of human relations officer. with teachers, and who is a leader," Spears said. Cobb was appointed principal of San Francisco's Emerson Elementary School in 1947 as the first Negro public school administrator in Northern California.

cific responsibility for dealing Cobb, 52, served 16 years at with race and civil rights prob- Emerson, now a predominantly Icms. I Negro school in the North Fill- As a football center at Texas 'more district, a major center of in Tyler. Cobb was Negro population. i the rank and $17,400 salary of assistant superintendent, Dr. i i a L.

Cobb is the first iidminislralor in a metropolitan system charged with exclusive and spe- I he center choice on a Negro All America picked from Negro college teams in 1934. Still near his playing weight of 190 pounds, Cobb has shaped personal philosophy in 24 years of school teaching that is sharply different from his football purpose. "If you want to get somewhere. don't push somebody else down." Cobb said in talking of the aims of his new assignment in an interview. "Let's all go there together." Cobb did not seek the job to Degrees Given By Grangers STRATHAM-The first and second degrees were conferred upon two candidates, Mr.

and Mrs. William Raymond of u( jy the problem and make Road at the meeting of the Win- recommendations. N.H. Forecast Zonal Forecast for New Haifapihlre. Northern White Mountains --Fair and warmer today with high temperature In the Ms and southwest winds 20 to 25 miles per hour.

Clear, not so cool tonight with low temperature around SO. Winds around 15 miles per hour. Thursday mostly sunny, rather warm and windy. Southeast Some cloudiness this morning followed by fair and warmer today. High temperature near 70.

Small craft warnings displayed along the coast for south to southwest winds increasing to 20 to 25 miles per hour. Clear, not so cool tonight with low temperature near 50. Southwest winds around 15 miles per hour. Thursday sunny rather warm and windy. Cobb came to the San Francisco area in World War II as a civilian worker in the Navy's supply organization.

He had been a teaching principal for eight years in all-Negro high schools at Kilgore and Hawkins, Tex. He had earned a master's degree at the University of South- Dumont Named By Democrats AUGUSTA (AP) Richard J. Dumont will be the Democratic candidate in a special election Nov. 5 to fill the seat!" Today in Washington JFK Urges Care on Part of Scientists WASHINGTON (AP) In the news from Washington: TAKE CARE: President Kennedy has urged scientists to help control the effects of their experiments for they may have "consequences of evil as well as for good." "Science today has the power for the first time in history to undertake experiments with premeditation which can irreversibly alter our biological and physical environment on a global scale," he said in a speech Tuesday before the National Academy of Sciences. He cautioned that in attempts to modify the weather, for example, science must guard against the hazards of throwing nature out of balance of creating drought or storm.

MOON PROGRAM: Linus Pauling, this year's Nobel Peace Prize winner, the National Academy of Science the U.S. project to land a man on the moon "is a pitiful demonstration." vacated by the resignation State Rep. Richard L. Ross, R-' f. i oiavc IVCM- initial u.

xvuss era California in 1940 and A has res gned Fire Destroys v- his doctorate at the University of California at Berkeley. The post of human relations officer was authorized following a stormy year during which Negro organizations charged that there was de facto segregation and the citizens committee for neighborhood schools made a countering defense of neighborhood boundaries. Finally a committee of three board members was directed to nicut Grange, Deputy Stanley B. French of Somersworth inspected the second degree. Visitors from Rye and Somersworth were present for the pot luck supper which was served by Grange members.

Nelson E. Barker won the lecturer's march. New officers to be installed at the Nov. 12 meeting are master, Barker; overseer, Messer; Creating the post of human relations officer was a key proposal in the committee's report, praised by Negroes and whites as well. "It is recommended that wherever practicable and reasonable and consistent with the neighborhood school plan the factor of race be included in the criteria used in establishing new Helen Stuart; Steward, Robert E.

Stuart; assistant steward, Nelson E. Barker; chaplain, Thomas Stewart; treasurer, Walter A. Scamman; Bertha E. Parks; gatekeeper, Charles J. Scamman; Ceres, Linda Stuart; Pomona, Barbara Scamman; Flora, Joan M.

Sewall; lady assistant steward, Hilda G. Barker; executive committee for three years, Joseph E. Parks. ing existing boundaries as need arises," the report declared. It was adopted as board policy.

Unions Plan Portland Action PORTLAND (AP) Because of two recent major successes, union organizers say, they plan to concentrate their immediate efforts in the Portland area on live staff, with responsibility centered now in Dr. Cobb. "Dr. Cobb must come up in a year's time with ideas noticeably more effective than we have had so far," Spears said. Beside the issue of racial balance in schools, Cobb plans to push the development of classroom study units on the Negro's role in American life and better equipping teachers to foster racial understanding.

For the long run, Cobb said, "I'd like to see not only changes in attitude on acceptance, but food industries. The decision to focus alien-1 tion on food processing canneries and bakeries was announced at a meeting of some 50 union business agents and representatives Tuesday. The recent union victories in I this area were in representation I elections at Cushman Baking; Co. and Burnham and Morrilil Co. also changes in practice." Dumont, an unsuccessful candidate for the House in 1962, was named Tuesday night by the Democratic i Committee.

The Republican candidate will be nominated tonight. Scouts at Circus NORTH HAMPTON Members of last year's Girl Scout Troop 542 attended a circus in Boston last Sunday accompanied by their leader, Mrs. Donald R. Palmer. They were Anne Jones, Linda Leonard, Donna Palmer, Susan Reah, Martha Thomson and Ellen Vandiver.

On the way home the stopped for supper. Join the Navy If yon want to come home for Christmas, join the Navy. Robert E. Strauss, local Navy recruiter, said today Navy recruits who sign up and begin training before Nov. 14 will be permitted leave for the Christmas holidays.

Inn SWANVILLE (AP) The 75- year-old Swan Lake Inn was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Fire Chief Henry Chaples said only the winds blowing onto the lake kept the flames from spreading to nearby cottages and woods. Co-owner Robert Osborn of Searsport said workers had left a wood fire burning in a stove. Osborn could not give a loss estimate for 22-room building, which had not been used for several years but was being remodeled as a summer resort. Democrats Dine In Maine Saturday LEWISTON (AP) Senators from five states will attend Saturday's annual Maine Democratic party Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Poland Spring.

L. Bartlett of Alaska will join Sens. Thomas Me. Intyre of New Hampshire, Patric V. McNamara of Michigan, Joseph S.

Clark of Pennsylvania and Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, according to an announcement by the Maine Democratic party Tuesday. "Know the Reason Why--Compare Before You Buy" elvinator RANGES WASHERS REFRIGERATORS DRYERS FREEZERS CONDITIONING Portsmouth Refrigeration Inc. S3 Street 436-4912 Eit. 1942, Incorporated I960 "Something is wrong with our sense of values when we plan to spend billions of dollars for national prestige," he declared Tuesday.

For the same investment, Pauling said, it would be possible "to answer 1,000 interesting and important questions about the human body for every one question answered about the NO CONFLICT: Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges says he sees no conflict of interest in the Mediterranean cruise Undersecretary Franklin D. Roosevelt took aboard the yacht of Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis. Roosevelt and his wife went on the vacation cruise with First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and her sister, Princess Lee Radzi- wiil. The Commerce Department has dealings with shipping interests and in the past has been involved in transactions with Onassis.

MILITARY-RACIAL: Rep. F. Edward Herbert, says the Navy has officially rejected a recommendation by a presidential committee that it declare off-limits bars and other public places that discriminate against Negroes. And the Louisiana congressman said the position of the Army and Air Force "is consis- tent with the negative attitude of the Navy." The recommendation was made by the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces which suggested a number of ways for the armed services to eliminate racial discrimination in and around military bases. Grange Session BREWER (AP) Some 400 delegates are expected to attend the 90th annual convention of the Maine State Grange here Oct.

29-31. State Master Merrill Hatch, a member for 51 years, will preside. Gov. Reed will address the Oct. 30 session.

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"Yon never saw inch i meis spread all over the house," said his mother, referring to 300 pipei ranging in length from an inch to 10 feet, a motor and compressor which required four men to more. Then Mrs. Smith added: "We're a crazy family, but we have fun." Sunny Side Up Yup thot lunny ildt up up with new look from Poppy't Beauty Solon. You'll rove on ond on with the new look creoted just for you. You too will toy, "Why didn't I try thil toon- Call now for your appt.

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Farrand says suspensions of three patrolmen will take effect some time next week. Patrolmen Roy F. Perham and John Fortin were fined $20 each in Municipal Court Monday for shooting firearms within the prohibited section of the city. Perham was suspended for seven days and Fortin for four. third patrolman, Norman Poulin, who was department desk man when a complaint was made after the Saturday incident, was given a two-day suspension.

Perham and Fortin were accused of shooting at a pheasant which they spotted as they wera starting out on a hunting trip. Minor Fires Portsmouth firemen responded to two calls last night. The first was to a grass fire on Durgin Lane, and the second was to 24 Chauncey home of the Rev. Raymond Hailes, where a fire caused by a defective fireplace did some damage. Call 436-1800--Ask for Classified Good! Good! Good! It'sWed-in-the-Wood' OLDTnOMPSON the only blend we know of that's put back in the barrel to "marry" after blending instead of being bottled immediately.

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and Mrs. Andrew Fischer and their 10 children until new $100.000 house given them by the city is completed. The babies continue to do well in St. Luke's Hospital, where only the smallest. Mary Ann, remains in an Isolelte.

Man Killed In Maine Crash A A Bay Slate is Maine's 150th i a i of the year. Carl G. Fnrslinid. 53. of Princeton, was killed in the colli- MCM of his panel truck and a car on Route 4 Tuesday.

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