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Evening star., 1947-10-24
EIks' Heed to Conduct
Meeting in ToWson

Rosell T. Pickrel of Washington,
newly elected president OF the
Maryland, Delaware and District
Elks Association, will conduct a
meeting of the group before the
Towson CMd) Elks Lodge Sunday
The group will consider the Elks'
Boys Camp project at Camp Bar
rett in Western Maryland. This
camp was started last summer,
when 500 boys attended. 1t is named
for DR.. Robert South Barrett, past
grand exalted ruler of the Elks.
Evening star., 1947-10-24

of law, was an
nounced today
by t he Rev.
Francis E. Lu-
cey, regent.
Chosen by the
faculty for su-
perior academic
standing among
the more than
900 students, the
staff is headed
by c o m d r .
Henry c. Lauer-
man, U. S. N,
1881 Lam 6 ! e y
court NV. A
Evening star., 1947-10-24
New Staff Of 70 Named
For 6. u. Law Journal

A new staff of 20 members for the
Georgetown Law Journal, which is
beginning Its 36th year of publication
at the Georgetown University School
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Vincent Astor Sues 10 Bar
Veterans Use Of Name
BY The Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-Vincent
Astor has asked the State Supreme
Court to restrain Vincent Astor
Williams, 35-year-old war veteran,
from operating an export business
under the name of the Vincent
Astor Purchasing Co. at IS West
Forty-second street.
Millionaire Astor does business at
152 West Forty-second street. He
said the situation was misleading
to the public"
Mr.. Williams attorney, Harry T..
Lindauer, told reporters his client
docs not resort to any trickery"
and Gust as Vincent Astor dropped
William from his name, so has my
client the same right to drop VIII
liams from his"
The Index Expurgatorius, pro-
viding for the censorship of books,
was promulgated by the Roman
Catholic Church in 1901.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Builders 10 Announce
'|ndusfry-Engineered'
House Plans Soon

"Details of a building materials
producers plan to cut home con-
struction costs through an indus
try-engineered" house will be ready
for announcement within the next
few weeks.
That was reported by Andrew l..
Harris, executive secretary of the
Producers Council, at a meeting
yesterday Of the Washington chap
ter of the organization in the May
flower Hotel.
Sponsors Of the plan, which calls
for cooperation on the part of man
ufacturers to build products the di-
mensions of which will make them
suitable for use with a minimum of
cutting and fitting.
Products such as brick and tile
and other masonry units, wood and
metal doors and windows, and other
basic products now are coming on
the market in suitable sizes for this
plan and other manufacturers are
following suit" Mr.. Harris said.
He added that savings, which he
contended the plan would offer,
could be increased by low-cost
standard building products.
Other speakers who discussed the
plan were Gordon A. Lorimer Of the
Producers Council and Robert A.
Jones, vice president of the Middle
Atlantic Lrunbermen's Association.
Mr.. Jones said that, If private in
dustry doesn't solve the problem of
reducing home costs within the next
few months, Government housers
are going to do the job for US"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

Vstal je, polozil denar ma mi
20 in spet sedel. Pastor je pre-
stel denar.
To je mnogo denarja, je re-
kel.
Polovica mole kmetije. Da-
mes sem jo prodal. -
Pastor ie dolgo molcal. Sled
Mic je vprasal z mehkim gla-
som:
Kaj nameravas zdaj, Thord ?
Nekaj boljsega.
Thord je gledal v tia, pastor
pa mani. Nato je rekel tho in
pocasi:
Mislim, da tt je bill sin sre-
Da, tudi JAZZ mislim tako, je
rekel Thord. Povzdignil je oci
in dive veliki solzi sta mu polze.
Ii 20 licih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

oceta veslati okoli kraja, brez
hrane in spanja. S sekiro je is
kal svojega sina. Tretji dan zju-
traj ga je nasel ter ga nesel cez
gore ma svoj dom.
Minulo je leto po tenn dnevu,
ko je slisal pastor nekega je-
senskega vecera tipanje po vra-
tih. Pastor je odprl vrata in
vstopil je visok sklonjen MOI,
sub in sivolas.
Tako pozno? je rekel pastor
in stal molce pred MIN.
Da, pozno prihajam, je reke]
Thord in sedel. Tudi pastor je
sedel in cakal. Dolga tisina.
Nato je rekel Thord: Prinese]
sem nekaj "a siromake. Maj be
ustanova imenom mojega 81
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
MORJE MU JE SPOLN|LO ZELJO

Dogodek, XII ga tn popisujemo,
Sc je v resnici dogodil. Ne gre "a
skrivnosti, niti "a cudezni dogo-
dek, v MEM je lie delovanje ma
kljucja tako presenetljivo, da Sc
kaj takega tezko kdaj ponovi.
Torisce te nenavadne zgodbe
je Meksikanski zaliv ma vzhodni
obali Zdruzenih drzav. Tu lezi
mestece Galveston. Severno, ka-
kin 1000 KIN oddaljeno, lezi oh
juzni obali Labradorja v zalivu
Sv. Lorenca otok Primo Edward.
Kakor znano tece "zalivski TEX
IL Meksikanskega zaliva v At
lantski ocean. Ia tok je sirok
do 100 KIN, njegova brzina znasa
4 do 8 KIN, tece V smeri Groen-
landije, njegova globina znasa
60 m. V zacetku je tok precej
topel, medpotoma Sc ohlaja, toda
nikdar, niti severnem obmocju,
sc ne ohladi pod Is stopinj G..
Leta 1841. sc je rodil ma ONE
njenem otoku Chadles Coghlan,
XII je re v cgodnji mladosti kazal
veliko nadarjenost "a gledaliski
poklic. Ko sc je izsolal je prisel
V Anglijo, kjer je Eel lepe uspehe.
V kratkem casu je postal eden
najznamenitejsih igralcev angle
ske drzave. Nastopal je tudi v
New Yorku, kjer je postal kmalu
ljubljenec gledaliskega obcinst-
va. Dovrseno je oblikoval Shake
spearjeve junake. Coghlan je ma
stopal kot COST ma vseh ameri-
Skin odrih, povsod velikim
uspehom. Leta 1898. je umrl
ma nekem gostovanju V Galve-
stonu, kjer so go tudi pokopali.
Kakor vsi Irci, Sc je tudi on
nagibal k mistiki. Veckrat je
izrazil zeljo, da bi prezivel zad-
MIA leta v rojstnem kraju. Bill je
praznoveren in veckrat mu je
morala vedezevalka tolmaciti bo-
docnost. Usoda nj ustregla ME-
govi zelji. Umetnika so polozili
v razkosno, trdno krsto in ga po-
kopali v juzni zemlji.
Dve lett pozneje in sicer 8.
septembra 1900. je prihrumel
mad mesto strasen vihar. Veil
kanski valovi so mesto prepla-
viii. Vihar je trajal 18 ur, poru-
Sill je mnogo his, mad 5000 pre-
bivalcev (skoraj petina) mesta
je poginilo. Skoda je znasala mad
so milijonov dolarjev, kar je bilo
"a tedanjo dobo ogromna vred-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

most. Valovi so poplavili tudi
mestno pokopalisce in odnesli
mnogo krst.
| Leta so minila. Mesto sc je
polagoma obnavljalo, nihce sc nj
spomnil v teh tezkih cash umet-
nika Coghlana.
Pet let pozneje sta sc ribica
vracala z Iowa v zalivu Sv. Lo-
renca domov ma otrok Primo
Edward. Pred seboj sta opazila
velik, podolgast zaboj, YES po-
krit algami, morskimi rastli-
nami in skoljkami. Zaboj je mo-
raj biti precej tezak, ker je bill
pogreznjen globoko V vodi. Ri
bica sta veslala k zaboju, in sc
ze veselila bogatega plena. Po-
vezala sta zaboj vrvmi in ga
vlacila k obali. Ker sama nista
zmogla, sta poklicala ma pomoc
nekaj sovascanov. z zdruzenimi
silami so potegnili zaboj ma oba-
10. Skorjo skoljk in morskih Ii
vail so ocistili z zaboja in Sc
kmalu prepricali, da imajo pred
seboj krsto. Poklicali so zupana
in oba vaska redarja in odprli
krsto. Cd mrlica je ostalo lie ne
kaj kosti in obleke. Toda ma po-
krovu kdste je bila pribita sre-
brna tablica z napisom, XII je
pojasnje jeval, da je v krsti telo
znamenitega igralca Charlesa
Coghlana XII je bill pokopan v
Galvestonu.
V njegovi rojstni vasi je pre-
cej ljudi poznalo umetnika, incl
je Sc mnogo sorodnikov. Sicer
ze mladih nog nj stopil ma rodna
tia, toda vascani so Sc spomnili
njegovih pisem, katerih je ta-
ko hrepenel po rojstnem kraju,
in njegove zelje umreti donna.
Tako je ljubil Coghlan domaco
zemljo.
Krsto so pokopali vascani ma
svojem pokopaliscu. Umetnik je
nasel pot svoj rojstni kraj. To
potovanje krste tako dalec nj
mic cudnega, sal zanasa zalivski
tok razbitine ladij tisoce mill
dalec, cudno ie le to, da je pri-
romal mrlic svoj rojstni Ia ],
po katerem je hrepenel vsc
zivljene.
Y E,,uko1j,. ...o.4 GOOttc
0edno sUeSc AsaeVme nOVlce O do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09
q Jorn stjerne Bjornson
OcE

Najmogocnejsi MOI v obcini
je bill Thord Overaas. Nekega
dne je stal v pastorjevi uradni
sobi, velik in resen:
Dcbil sem sina in zelim, da bi
bill krscen. -
Kako maj mu DO ime? -
Fin po mojem ocetu.
In botri? -
Imenoval iih je, bill so mai
boljsi mozje in zene v obcini.
Sc kaj? je vprasal pastor in
povzdignil oci.
Kmet je nekoliko pomolcal.
zelim, da bi bill krscen zame,
je rekel.
To Sc pravi ma delavnik? -
Prihodnjo soboto, opoldne.
Sc kaj? je vprasal pastor. -
Mic. - Kmet je obrnil cepi-
co v roki, kakor da hoce oditi.
Zdajci je vstal pastor. Sc nekaj,
je rekel in stopil k Thordu, ga
prijel "a roko in mu gledal v
oci:
Dal Bog, da bi ii bill otrok v
sreco! -
sestnajst let pozneje je stal
Thord spet V pastorjevi sobi.
Dobro 81 ohranjen, Thord, je
rekel pastor, XII nj opazil ma
MEM nobene spremembe.
Nimam skrbi, je odvrnil
Thord.
Pastor je molcal, nato pa je
vprasal:
Kaj imas nocoj ma srcu? -
Prisel sem zaradi svojega
sina, XII bo jutri birman.
To je dober decek.
Preden placam pastorja, ze-
linn zvedeti, katero mesto bi
incl v cerkvi.
PrvO mestO.
Tako, tako. Tu je deset tolar-
jew "a pastoria.
Sc kaj? je vprasal pastor in
gledal Thorda.
Me.
Thord je odsel.
Spet je minulo osem let. Te-
daj je bilo nekega dne mnogo
hrupa pred pastorjevo uradno
soho. Deset MOI je prislo, Thord
je bill prvi.
Pastor je pogledal in ga spo-
znal:
Nocoj imas pa veliko sprem-
Prisel sem zaradi poroke svo-
jega sina. Rad bi Sc ozenil S
Karen iz Storlidena, hcerjo
Gudmunda, XII stoji tn. -
To ie vendar najbogatejse
dekle V obcini
Tako pravijo, je odgovoril
kmet ter 81 je z roko poravnal
lase.
Pastor sc je "a trenutek "a
mislil, molce vpisal i'm ena v
svoje knjige in mozje so pod
pisali. Thord je polozil tri to-
larje ma mizo.
JAZZ dobim samo enega, je re-
kel pastor.
Vem, toda on je MOI edini
otrok. - Rad bi storil dobro
Pastor je vel denar.
Danes je tretjic, da 81 tn "a
radi svoiega sina, Thord. -
Da - zdaj bo pa re sam skr-
bel, je rekel Thord, zaprl >svojo
listnico, Sc poslovil in sci -
drugi pocasi "a MIN.
stirinajst dni potem sta We
slala oce in sin oh lepem vre-
menu proti Storlidenu, da Sc po-
govorita glede svatbe.
Klop nj v redu, je rekel sin in
vstal, da jo popravi. V tenn tre-
nutku je zdrknila deska, ma ka-
teri je bill stal. Razprostrl je
roki in padel krikom vodo.
Oprimi Sc vesla! je zaklical
oce, vstal in mu drzal veslo.
Sin je napravil nekaj prijemov,
potem pa je otrpnil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-09

Y EtuEou,. n..,.4 UOOttt
oedmo sUeSc usaeVne 2a0vice O do
qodkih po sDetu in donna!
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
2O4 Delegates Went
To Youth Council
continued from first page,

Miller in discussing jObS-"more
people loose jobs because of inabil-
ity to get along with others than
work inability"
Mrs. Violet Fl. Whyte. policewo-
man of Baltimore. highlighted the
convention using as her subject.
Living Completely" She defined
a delinquent as an individual who
strays away from a fixed pattern of
society. Building out of her ex-
periences in Baltimore. Mrs.
Whyte challenged the conferees to
guard against obscene literature,
late hours, illegal employment. hab-
Informing drugs, and alcohol She
made Il plea for scientific sex edu-
cation. properly selected movies
and for an environment conducive
to acceptable patterns of growth
and development. Said Mrs. Whyte
parents cannot select childs
friends but can expose them tC
good friends and help in the selec-
ton" Making strong argument
for parent education and touching
the question Should Parents BE
Fined Or Held Accountable Fo,
The Crimes of Their Children? ?" she
said. yes. when facts warrant it ;
Sectional meetings focused atten-
ton on deficiencies in the home
school, church, and community.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Organ Dedicated
At Houston Church
Continued from FIRST page)

Robert H. Ycrkes. d member of the
Board Of Trustees of the Houston
Church.
Proceeding the service of dedica-
ton: Mrs. William j. Johnson,
Church Organist, delighted all with
an organ recital.
Following the recital. Rev. Will
liam j. Mckee, pastor of Houston
Church, paid tribute to the efforts
Of Mrs. William Biggs and her Sun
Gay School Class for sponsoring the
organ project and to former Sena-
tor Yerkes, who solicited the funds
from among the residents of the
community and friends of the
church in other communities.
The Chorus and Glee Club from
/ Wesley College were directed in
their various numbers by Mrs. Mar
&aret Stockton Storey. director of
music at Wesley College.
The Houston Combined Chorus
! under the direction of Samuel Colt
! also rendered a number.
Following the program, the
! Chorus and Glee Club members
were entertained at Houston Com.
munity Hall by the members of the
Young Peoples group.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
FINE PROGRAM At ROTARY
CLUB LAST MONDAY NIGHT
continued from first Iage)

Mr.. Brown is Il special invcStiSa-
tor of the u. S. Treasury Depart
ment, at one time was on the White
House detail, and instructed depart
ment investigators on crime detec-
tiOn etc. for over II years, and is
a nationally acknowledged author
ity on crime detection, and interna-
tiOnal intelligence service.
Mr.. Paul {. Culp, attached to the
Alcohol Tax unit of the Treasury
Department accompanied Mr..
Brown, who is his immediate
superior to Milford. Mr.. Culp is well
known in Milford, having been here
several times in connection with the
registration of firearms. which is
one of the functions of the alcohol
tax unit.
Another guest present was TheO-
dore Burton III. of the GEORGETOWN
NillsborO' Rotary Club. He attended
the meeting with his uncle. Irwin
G. Burton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
APPLICATIONS FOR
HEARN SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS ARE INVITED
continued from first page)

Pursuant to the terms of this be-
quest the Milford Trust Company
invites applications for the finan-
cial assistance of the Hearn Educa
tional Fund from the boys and girls
of this vicinity for the furtherance
OF their education. Applications
should be sent to the Hearn Educa-
tional Fund in care of Milford
Trust Company. The final date for
the receipt of applications to be act
ed upon this year will be May II.
Blank forms of applications will
be sent to interested persons upon
request.
The trustees will under no cir
cumstances, accept any application
after aforesaid date of May.
In accordance with Mr. Hearn's
intents, no restriction upon places
or fields of study is made; it is the
trustees desire that the funds at
its disposal shall be granted to the
ablest white boys and girls of this
vicinity to assist them in securing
an education, without regard to any
other considerations.
The assistance of the fund will
be granted by the trustee upon
nominations made by a committee
of selection appointed by and re-
sponsible to the trustee. Grants
will be made for one year, subject
to revocation if the evidences of the
recipients industry and ability arc
not satisfactory; and they may be
renewed for additional years upOr
evidence of continued progress In
and fidelity to the work upon which
the recipient is engaged.
Resolved, That the Milford Trus
Company as trustee of the Hearr
Educational Fund shall consider
all other things being equal, tha
boys and girls living within the
! Milford Special School Distric
/ shall be preferred.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

UId dIS".. ..'..'..'OI U n
aBatted for COmOrdo in Bird.
Score by innings:
LYNN .. 900 2 90 0 IA
Milford ....... % 13 0 900 x-6
Errors: Banta, 2; Buffers, Di-
GrapOriO
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Egg Record Keepers
Know Their Mortality
Continued from f1rSt page)

Each month Gordy summarizes
the flock records and shows each
producer how his own flOck's per-
fOrmance compares with the aver
age of all those cooperating i'll this
activity.
From these summaries and re-
ports come strong evidence, says
GOrdy, that close attention to the
little details" of poultry raising
together with such general man
agement practices as starting with
disease-free stock. no crOwding,
separating young and old stock,
constant culling. control of pests
and acting quickly when disease
i symptoms appear point the way to
lower death losses, save feed and
reduce the cost of production.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
LEGION CARNIVAL Is
NOW IN FULL SWING
ON OLD CIRCUS LOT
continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
A total of $400 will be offered in
prizes as follows: Best band. $50;
second best band, $45; best drum
and bugle corps, $50; ladies' aux
iliary, fire department, or veterans
organizations, longest distance
travelled. $25; most in line, $25; fire
companies, most in line in uniform,
$25: longest distance. SIS; best
equipment. SIS; Boy Scouts, longest
distance travelled, SIS; most in line
in uniform. $40; veterans organiza-
tions, V. F. W.. or American Legion,
most in line, SIS; coming longest
distance, SIS.
The Judges
The judges of parade will be:
Harry Mayhem, f. c. Evans. Dr.
James r. West. Robert Yerkes, and
c. E. Varney. High school bands
will come from Dover. Harrington
Seaford, Middlet0wn, and Laurel.
Fire companies who have accept
ed invitations will be from: Berlin
! Md. Seaford, Dover. Greenwood
Houston. Bridgeville, Georgetown
! Rehoboth, Glendale, St. Michaels
North Bowers, Carlisle Fire Com
pany. FELTON,, fredericksburg, AM
! Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Youth Letter Plan
Links u. S., Germanu

BERLIN r. Up - German and
American youth now are author
lied to exchange letters. a prac-
tice which doomed before the
war.
Group letters from school classes
as we'll as from individuals may be
exchanged through the Division of
International Education Relations
of the American Office of Education
in Washington. ID. {.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Berlin Police
UncOUer Fats Racket

BERLIN (R)-A new racket to
obtain fats which are scarce and
strictly ratiOned has been uncOv-
cred by Berlin police. Stores have
been warned against men posing
as controllers for the Municipal
Food Department who have been
demanding samples of butter and
margarine for inspection" and
then walking off with the sam
pies allegedly for laboratory
tests
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
Grandma Keeps Young
CLin,binu Mountain

ROANOKE. Va. - (A') ~ For 26
wears "Grandma Cora" Clemmer.
now 76. has scaled Tinker Noun
tain on Easter Monday and she
expects to make a lot more trips.
Young people of her church who
now accompany her are children
of those with whom she started the
traditional hike.
To the question, How do you
keep so young?" Mrs. Clemmer's
answer is: Il don't 1t is the young
people | associate with who keep
me young.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

2
Bus Connections
(c) Ferry service through to Claiborne for
hiclea via prompt connections at Rom
ancoke
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02

TOtals............... II 13 81 10
aBatted for Canister in 9Th.
bBatted for Talas in Sth.
Score by innings:
RehObOth .~.. l l 0 3 4 O-14
Milford ........ 3 0 3 l 2 0 l Oil
Errors: O'Connor. 3: Shellender.
Lee. Penczak, Ryan. Duncan. Tadd.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
SOX BEAT LYNN; LOSE TO
PIRATES In EXHIBITIONS
continued from first page)

Gordon McKinnon. former Mil
ford player, making his debut as
Rehoboth manager. homered in the
first with the bases loaded to start
the scoring.
The box scores:
VIM
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-02
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
FERRY SYSTEM

EDCLE-DAILY AND SUNDAY
eastern Standard Time)
EFFECTIVE APRIL IS, t947
Evening star., 1947-12-19
|Byrnes, Blum AssaiIed
lin Cominform' S Third
Bulletin in Belgrade
BY the Associotsd Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Dec. 19.
More than two-thirds of the third
Cominform bulletin now off the
press is devoted to reports on the
activities of the Communist Parties
In Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania.
The bulletin, containing texts of
reports given at the nine-nation
Communist conference in Poland
last September which organized the
Cominform Communist Informa-
ton Bureau) in Belgrade, listed the
claimed strength of the parties,
noted their activities and explained
their foreign policy and history OF
their development.
The bulletin carried strong at
tack against the French Socialist
leader, Leon Blum, and criticized
former Secretary of State Byrnes.
Byrnes' Book Assailed.
The Communist report dealt spe-
cifically with Mr. Byrnes' recently
published book, Speaking Frankly"
and said he had used stenographic
notes instead of giving an analysis
and picture of his country's foreign
policy"
The bulletin also declared thai
237 1884 new members had been ac-
cepted into the Communist Party
OF Czechoslovakia in 1947.
It's two main front-page articles
were general commentaries. One
was on ''the Struggle of the French
people for freedom and independ-
epce." The other outlined the
growth of Communist movements in
Europe, particularly in France and
Italy. The latter article carried the
heading, Forces of Democratic
Camp Are Gaining Strength"
Guerrillas Get Contributions.
The only actual news item ap-
|pearing in the bulletin was report
that the chairman of the Romanian
Trade Union Committee had an
'nounced that "the working people
of Romania have resolved to con-
tribute two hours in earnings in
support of the Greek people"
(meaning the Communicated Greek
guerrillas).
1t was announced that Is tons Of
commodities, provisions and cloth
ing already had been sent to Greece
and another so tons was ready for
shipment.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Views on Affidavits
AmpIified by Denham
In Letter 10 Pressman
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK Dec 19.-Employsrs
Of workers whose unions have re-
fused to sign non-Communist affl-
davits yesterday received ampliflca-
ton OF the views of Robert N Den
ham, National Labor Relations
Board general counsel. on the work.
ing of the Taft-Hartley Act.
Mr.. Denham, in a letter to Lee
Pressman. CIO general counsel, de-
clared that under the law, Reming-
ton Rand, Inc, could enter into a
work contract with the CIO United
Electrical Workers, but said that II
the contract included "a union Sc
curity provision they will do so at
their peril"
Commenting two weeks ago on
the action of NLRB regional boards
In dismissing a Remington Rand
petition for certification elections at
seven of its plants, Mr.. Denham
was quoted by the Associated Press
as declaring that the company could
enter into contract with the elec-
trical workers only "at its own
peril"
Officials of the union have not
signed non-Communist affidavits re-
quired by the Taft Hartley law.
In his letter to Mr.. Pressman, the
NLRB official said his comment at
that time was substantially to the
effect that the act does not prevent
Remington Rand from entering into
any contract they may desire to with
the electrical workers, but If they
incorporate a union security provi-
sion, they will do so at their peril,
and, of course, the closed shop con-
tract is specifically forbidden by
the law"
Text of the letter was made pub
lie by the union.
The petitions dismissal was con-
strued at the time as advising the
company it need no longer recognize
the union as bargaining agent. It
was followed by a company an
nouncement withdrawing recogni-
ton of the union.
Denham Asailed,
In Buffalo last night, Albert j.
Fitzgerald, the unions president,
declared at CIO meeting:
I'VE know that General Counsel
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Flanders Gives Up Post
On District Committee

Senator Flanders. Republican, oi
Vermont. today resigned from the
Senate District Committee.
His move had been predicted fol-
some time as he has indicated the
pressure of duties on other COM
mittees left insufficient time for
service on the District group.
The vacancy comes before the
Committee on Committees, headed
by Senator Robertson of Wyoming.
There was no indication today on
Senator Flanders successor.
Senator Stennis, Democrat, OF
Mississippi. was named to the COM
mittee several weeks ago to fill a
vacancy left by the late Senator
Bilbo, Democrat, of Mississippi.