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Evening star., 1955-06-24
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

LIGHTS: During his years as
Mayor Of New York City, Jimmy
Walker spent more time in night
clubs than in City Hall. Fortu-
nately for him, his wit made the
voter overlook many of his short
comings.
Once, at a late party, his host
ess said to him:
IT can't understand why peo-
pie call you a playboy. I passed
City Hall at nine o'clock last
night, and the lights were still
on in your Office"
"Oh, we're an industrious lot,
replied Walker. you can usu-
ally see the lights burning in my
office long after I've left for the
day."
EXPERTS: One night. after
a lecture, the late Albert Einsteir
was asked:
"Is it true, professor, that onl,
a dozen people in the world url'
derstand your theory OF rel
ativity?"
Einstein shrugged.
Have you ever met any o.
these men?"
"Oh, yes," replied the scien'
list. "Of the dozen who under
stand the theory, I have met a
least 100 myself"
Evening star., 1955-06-24
A WORD TO THE WISE

Lay and set are transitive
verbs, i.e., one must lay or SET
SOMETHING, as, to lay the pa
pers on the desk, to set the
dishes on the table.
Lie and sit are intransitive
verbs, i.e., the object (animate
Ior inanimate) lies or sits, as, the
papers lie on the desk, the boy
lies on the sofa, the lamp sits or
the mantel, the girl sits on the
bench.
Here is a simple key:
Lay and set mean ito place"
Lie and sit mean Ito rest"
Test your sentences for lay-lie
set-sit by substituting place" ol
"rest." If "place" makes sense
use lay or set: if "rest" make!
sense, use lie or sit, thus:
Place the papers on the desk
LAY the papers on the desk.
The papers are resting on thu
table: the papers are lying on th'
desk.
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Evening star., 1955-06-24
|UAW, American Motors
|Aoree on Vocation Plans

maximum of 100 hours, depend
ing on their seniority.
Earlier, E. L. Cushman, direc-
tor of industrial relations fol
American Motors, took issue
with a statement made before
a Senate subcommittee in Wash
ington by a. Ford executive.
William T. Gossett, Ford vice
president and general counsel
told the subcommittee that the
smaller auto companies could
sign the Ford-G General Motor!
type of contract.
RetOrts to Gossett
Mr.. Cushman retorted:
Apparently the Ford Moto,
Co.. if I understand Mr.. Gosset
correctly, is already engaged il
industrywide bargaining DESPITE
the fact it has no authorization
from American Motors"
Henry Ford II, Ford president
suggested last week that indus
trywide bargaining might be ad
viSable when contract negotia
tions with the UAW come vi
again in 1858.
Mr.. Cushman has said tina
the UAW should tailor it's con
tracts to fit the economic situa
tions existing at each auto firm
Meanwhile. Chrysler Corp. an,
the UAW announced yesterda,
they will open new contrac
talks Monday-about a weel
ahead of schedule. The uniol
is expected to seek a contrac
settlement for 10000 hourl,
rated Chrysler workers simila
to that gained from For,
| and GIN.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
Answer To RADIATOR

Answer to RADIATOR
rata, radio, ratio. radar, raid, riot RATA
roar, rota. road, adit, adroit, aorta
arid, ardor. dart, data, dirt. drat, iota
taro. tiara, toad, torrid, triad. trod
Evening star., 1955-06-24
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

A curious myth has been going
the rounds, and it turns up in
my mail with the regularity OF
q bad check. It Is to this effect:
"Only live persons or animals
lie or sit; inanimate objects lay
or SET"
I have tried unsuccessfully to
track it to its source: but many
college graduates tell me that
they were taught in both high
school and college that an in
animate object cannot sit be-
cause it has no knees or hips to
bend.
A Kansas City stenographel
writes that her employer, an at
ltorney, insists on the correctness
Iof, "A dead dog was laying in
1.-THE road" His explanation il
that a dead dog is an inanimate
object, and that only a live dog
can lie in the road.
The rule" as such, Is uttel
nonsense.
Evening star., 1955-06-24

DETROIT. June "a P. -
American Motors Corp. and the
CIO United Auto Workers have
announced tentative agreement
on a new vacation plan for 22,-
600 workers represented by the
union.
The announcement was made
yesterday after company and
union negotiators recessed talks
on a new national contract until
July IL.
A company spokesman SAID
the national negotiations were
recessed to permit local negotia-
tions at company plants at Mil
waukee and Kenosha, Wis; De.
troit and Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Ell Segundo, Calf.
American Motors and tht
JAW opened bargaining talks or
a new contract last week. Tht
current company-union pact ex.
pires August IL.
Seek Guaranteed Wage
The union already has said i
will press AMC for a guaranteed
wage plan similar to that grant
ed earlier this month by Genera
Motors and Ford. The GIN ant
Ford plans provide supplemental
unemployment pay that will Civ,
IA laid off worker so to IS pc
cent of his normal take-hom,
pay for a maximum of 26 weeks
The vacation plan announces
yesterday would provide Ameri
can Motors employees with from
40 hours of vacation pay to I
Evening star., 1955-06-24
WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
OLIBAN UNI,

meaning, the fragrant gum
resin frankincense." Average is
25; time limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the eame-1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2 Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
"s' snch as bats cars" are not
used. (. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1955-06-24
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

AT Miami University in
Ohio, 103 years ago today, a
future general and one-term
President received his college
diploma at the age Of 10. Who
was he?
2-"I have tried so hard to do
right" were the last words OF a
former President, who died Al
years ago today. He was the
first Democrat to win the pres
idency after the Civil War. Who?
Sin Savannah. Georgia. 20
years ago today. Ellen Louise
Arson was married by her grand
father to a future President
the last Virginia-born Chief
Executive. Who was he?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-06-24
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
By CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

Returning from the United
States, DIR. Otto Suhr (Ott-oE
Zoor), Mayor of West Berlin
declared that he was worried by
the lack of American interest
lin the reunification of Germany
DR.. Suhr also is Vice President
of the West German Bundestaa
(BOON dess tug or Lower
House).
Frances Minister of Finance
and Economic Affairs Pierre
Pflimlin Pee-ER Pflem- -LEN)
has set up an economic planning
committee to devise ways anc
means of developing the back
ward areas and give Paris space
Ito build. French Cabinet Minis
ter Pierre July (zhyou-LEE) ha.
charged that the United State.
lis not cooperating with France.
DR.. Joseph M. A. H. Lun.
Uoons), Co-Foreign Minister ot
the Netherlands, accused Indo.
nesia, the erstwhile Dutch CO.
Ilony, of shocking abuse" in the
case of "a Dutch citizens ar
rested 18 months ago on charge:
of conspiracy and subversion
DR.. Luns spoke in the New Yori
while en- route to the United Ma.
tions Assembly in San Francisco
In a note delivered to Antor
Moisescu CUN-ton Moy-SESS.
koo). Romanian Minister tt
Washington, the Department o.
State informed him that hence
forward officials of Communist
Romania in this country ART
barred from taking photographs
tof military installations, airport;
and industrial enterprises.
CAN Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1955-06-24
PUZZLE

tAnswef to Yesterdays Puzzle
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1T WAS BACK TO SCHOOL FOR Us, and a thrilling o.

IT WAS StHUOL FOR Us, th1IhhB ne-dhy
23 attended Editors
3sh Annual University
interesting Informative editorial and
advertising problems o weekly newspapers.
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Zodiac Club Hostess
A. BrUneheon For
Visitor From CHICAGO

Members of the Zodiac club
were hosts at brunch on Sunday
October in honor of Mrs. Minnie
Murphy of Chicago, Ill, given at
the home of Mrs. Willie Sharpe.
989 Rondo Av.
The group enjoyed socializing,
renewing old friendships and par
taking of the refreshments.
Mrs. Murphy spent the week
end in st. Paul and was a guest at
Hotel Lowry during her stay.
Club members present were the
Mines. Fleetwood Smith, Harry
Nay Roscoe Reed, Eulis Pierce
Willie Sharpe. Guests in addition
to the honoree were the Mines.
Robert Jackson, Robert Ray and
Littleton Gardner.
In celebration of her birthday
on September rs, the Zodiac club
honored Mrs. Fleetwood Smith as
the clubs special guest at the
Regalettes dancing party given at
Twin Lakes.
Next meeting of the club will
be October II, with Miss Donazelle
Branson, 702 Carroll Av., as hos
tess.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Guest: Mrs. Lucille Scaise was
the overnight guest of Rev. and
Mrs. f. J. Henderson. Saturday,
October /, and their dinner guest
on Sunday at their home, 1929
Aldrich Av. N.
Entertain For w. VI. Seabron:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Newman.
1853 Third Av S. entertained in
formally Friday night, September
80, in honor Of william NJ. Sea-
bron Of Detroit. Among those who
were guests were Messrs. and
Mines Paul Curry, Henry Thomas,
Wilfred c. Leland Ashby Gaskins,
Jonas C. Schwartz, Shelton
Granger, Coleridge Hendon, Ru-
fus Webster, Clifford f. Rucker.
Curtis c. Chivers and Mr.. Ray
mond w. Cannon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Fourth Az. s. mother OF Mrs.
Adams,
Return Home; Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Napue, 5lSs Humboldt Av.
~, arrived home Monday night,
October 3, from vacation trip
spent in Chicago, III. and Detroit
Mich. In Detroit they were guests
at the Fairbane Hotel They wen,
on guided tour into Windsor,
Canada. and enjoyed the
many scenic views, They stopped
in Chicago enroute home and were
the guests OF Mrs. Goldie Clay
sister OF Mr., Napue and visited
with Mrs. Samuel E, Perry, a
cousin of Mrs. Napue,
Family Visitors; Mr. and Mrs
Cecil Taylor, $40 Emerson Av. N
are entertaining very special
guests, their TWO grandsons, Kim
and Craig Taylor who arrived
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cecil Taylor OF San Pablo
Calf, Thursday, September 20
The Taylors were accompanied BY
Mrs. Evelyn Turley OF San Fran,
cisco. sister OF Mrs Cecil Taylor
and niece, Mrs, Geraldine Nor,
gan OF Stockton. Calf, The &C,
casion OF their visit was to at,
tend the wedding of their niece
Miss Ruth Jackson, who was wed
TO James b. Williams OF Kansa,
City, Mo, on Friday, septembe,
30.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Mrs Bessie Turner Davis. sO4
Fremont Av. N, has announced
the engagement of her daughter.
Daisy Ruth to Mr.. Clarence
Young, 500 Irving Av. N, former
ly of Kansas City. Kans.
Miss Davis. a graduate of North
High School, attended the Mime
sofa Business College and was a
secretary at the University
Library She is currently employed
as biller OF the Purchasing De-
partment for the city of Mime
apolis.
Mr.. Young is a graduate of the
Sumner High School, Kansas City,
Kans. He served two years in the
U. S. Navy and two years in the
u. s. Armed forces.
The wedding will be an event Of
November IL. 1855 at Holsey
Memorial CINE church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07
koPpo Wives Meet To
Form Silhouette Club

Wives Of members of the st.
Paul-Minneapolis alumni chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi met on Sun
day afternoon. October 2 at the
office of DR.. Alexander Abrams,
624h Selby Av.. and discussed
plans for organizing a Silhouette
Club.
Member of the fraternity and
their wives enjoyed the afternoon
chatting and getting acquainted.
Among the ladies present were
the Mines Ulysses Boyd. Carl
Fraction, William Taylor, Herman
Wilson, Robert Covington, Percy
Zachary. Alexander Abrams,
Lloyd Smith and Oscar Newman.
The next meeting of the group
will be held at DR.. Abrams office
on Sunday, October % at 4:30 p.
m. All Kappa wives are invited TO
attend. The group will hold cleo
ton of officers at this meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Club To Meet: The Oak Leaf
Club will meet on Monday ,octo.
Der 10 at p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Leila Jackson, 1912 Rondc
Av. Officers will be elected at
this meeting and all members are
urged to be present.
Former st. Paulite Ill: Word
was received this week by Dr.
Lillian Lewis. 675 Iglehart Av.,
that Mrs. Ella Gibbs, formerly of
St Paul, is recuperating at her
home, e45 And St, Oakland. Cal.
after surgery.
Ladies Aid Society Meets: The
Ladies Aid Society of Pilgrim
Baptist Church met on Thursday
afternoon. October 8 at 3 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs. Anna Banks, 4le
Sherburne Av.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sutherlin and sons. George
Jr., and Lloyd, formerly of $50 St.
Anthony Av., are now residing at
735 Rondo Av.
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Social and Personal !.
y MINNEAPOLIS

Undergoes Surgery: Mr. James Sims 39l7 Fifth Av s.
patient in Veterans hospital where he underwent surgery
on September IS, His condition is reported good
Family Guests Mr. and Mrs. Archie Adams of Kansas
City, Hans spent few days in the city visiting relatives and
friends They the house guests OF Mrs w d. Thomas 1886
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

Friday today. October 7.
Hospitalized: Mr.. Archie Per-
teet is a patient in the hospital
where he underwent surgery on
Wednesday, October 5.
Suburbanites Club: The Sub
urbanites win meet Friday night
October z, at the home of Mrs.
Gloria Bowser, 1865 E. County
Road d. On Saturday evening,
October /, the club sponsored a
cabaret bingo party that was re-
ported a success.
New Arrival: Valerie Jean is
the name chosen for the baby girl
born on Tuesday, October 4 at
Miller hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Wallace of 1872 Fisk st.
The couples first baby, she weigh
ed five pounds, eight ounces at
birth. Mrs. Georgia Bell Morris of
Los Angeles, Calf, maternal
grandmother, flew in by plane to
be with her daughter. Paternal
grandparents sharing in the ex-
element are Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Jordan, S61 Marshall Av.
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First Nlghters Bridge Club, The

First NIghters Bridge Club; The
First Nighters Bridge club met
Saturday afternoon. october /.
with Mrs. Tyler Howell Jr., 1922
Oakland Av. as hostess. Prizes
were awarded for high scores TO
Mrs James Robinson. first: Mrs.
Henry Thomas. second and Mrs.
Ruth Hin, third. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Ruth HILL 22o5 Fifth Av. 8. on
Saturday, November 8.
Daisodians Visit; Mr.. and Mrs.
w, ]. Harris OF Sioux Falls. s. d.
were the house guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. f. J. Henderson. 1920 Al
drich Av. N. They arrived Sunday
october 2 and left wednesday.
willing Workers Club WIN
Meet; The Willing Workers Club
OF Bethesda Baptist church win
meet at the home OF the president.
Mrs. Leola Young, 5I2 i2th Av. s..
Thursday, October IS at 8 p. m.
With Mrs. Susie Parker as hos.
tess.
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busy we learned from Mrs. Helen
CLANCY publicity chairman. They
promise that this years Fashion
rempos' will be an exciting pre-
vue OF correct and attractive at
tire for ladies and children.
MODELLING women's apparel
will be the Mines. Linda Logan,
Antoinette Hughes, Bernadine
Foster Ivonne Robinson. Georgia
Moorehead, Muriel Edmond. Mar.
garet Slemmons and Armenia
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-07

CLOTHING FOR FRY will be shown nv Gary
Clark, Helen Griffin, James Coins Lee
THAT ENTERPRISE COMMITTEE 5 a group OF wide awake
people including the Mines Junauld Braddoc Earne Galloway
Corne Griffin Helen CLANCY and
VIII have the assistance of Carl Griffin
SEE YOU AT THE CREDJAFAwN's FASHION TENtpos.,
And the lucky
afternoons you may preview OF the
Around The Town. Channel 4 Wednesday October ~!
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAU. 4

Hospalized: Mrs: Ralph Ward Sr 97O w Central Av,,
entered Northern Pacific hospital on Monday Senb os
due to heart condition Mrs Ward greatly Improved and
pected home in few days w. ~ Va
Igehart Av, will be hostess to the Toute Rome AMI h
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A GOOD RECOMMENDATION for

GOOD RECOMMENDATION for Canada as
an ideal vacation spot where can feel free and
can exercise his prerogatives with dignity and
ease come to US from reader, Nathaniel A.
Evans. who enjoyed delightful trip through
Canada a short while ago. Mr. Evans, an active
member OF the DAv, attended the national conven-
ton this year.
ABUNDLE OF READING MATTER from our
Washington. ID. C. subscriber, John p Douglass
arr iNed hi md l.t.
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DEBS 4 DATES
by ~shirlee"

Hi fabulous debs and dates. well
here l am once more. with more
news about you, and some Of the
coming events in the Twins"
i heard that Margaret Rhodes
party Saturday night was really
"gassed." Next time everyone
wear a mask.
Say, fabulous people. IL you
haven't got anything to do tomor-
row, why not so over TO South 81.
Paul's Athletic Field, and watch
Madison Norwood and Charles
smith play football. / am quite
sure that they would appreciate
your presence. even II they don't
see you, they can feel you roofing
for them, How about IL?
The dance at Wheauey Satur-
day was nothing to brag about,
but II was nice. Saturday also
seemed to be Bermuda shorts
night, for just about all the dehs
at the dance had their Bermuda's
on; and some OF the outfits were
most sharp,
Guess what debs and dates.
Barb Is finally coming home from
her vacation. Welcome home
Barb"
Personality
This fabulous deb is a senior AT
South High school. and she is five
feet one and three fourth inches
tall, weighing 100 pounds. She is
is today, Her favorto subject In
school is SecretariaI practice,
Soldier Boy" heads her list In
records, and the Midnighters are
tops In the artists. She loves to
play baseball, and is quite good at
II, and basketball comes next, Her
favorite activities are parties and
more parties dances and having a
good time. Her favorite food is
hot chilli. She is president OF that
fabulous club. the Colues- kas. and
treasurer of the st. Thomas
Young Peoples Fellowship.
Yes, this deb Is Bobbie Hayes.
Some Of her friends gave her the
nickname OF Robert" but she
looks far from being a Robert. /"
Bobby has her eye on fabulous
date In the Twins, II shouldn't
take much for her TO get him.
Boobies ambition Is to become a
private secretary. She should
achieve this. for she has the per-
sonality to become adept In that
field. Most OF the kids In the
Twins" know Bobbie, and think
that those who do know her will
agree with me when I say that
she IL n real nice person. Once you
know her you become a friend Of
hers. II would take a lot OF UNI
doing to become an enemy. Carry
on Robbie, the road for you is
not too hard.
Lee Ballard has left the Twins
for the top Of the world"
Some more OF the living fab.
ulous people have said their
faithful vows. Saturday Deloris
Faison and JEFF Melton said theirs
and Sunday, In n beautiful we'd
ding ceremony Pat williams and
Dickie Stokes were married.
Who's next7
Happy birthday. Bobbie.
That's all for this week, so
keep your eye on this space again
next week. until then. Signing off.
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Ct. Paul
who's Who
Who's Now
whers's To Go
whof's To Do
THE MAIL BAG YIELDED
~ MILDRED JORDAN

THE MAIL BAG YIELDED couple press tickets 10 the
Cafawn Credit Unions to be held In the
Capitol Room Of the Golden Rule Thursday evening October
a p. m
THE HARD-WORkING ENTERPRISE COMMITTEE CO. chair
ed by the Mines Iazenberry has been very
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ABUNDLE OF READING MATTER from


Douglass has ended his vacation.
CORVETTE sports car was given away bv the
editors of Sport magazine to the player the world
be the to hazard
don't Day In
in the November issue of Sport magazine
SHADES natteng designs are featured in
the hosiery at sehiffs Shoes s74 wabasha Av
fashion fall their
mend schfts Dream Step" hosiery also for its
GROUP YOUNGSTERS destined to carve a notch in the
world the Pilgrim
| church The group is directed by Mrs Ruby Grant.
WE WERE DISAPPOINTED to learn that the
small when Lloyd Boy
Scouts of America spoke to the Mems Club of Pilgrim Baptist church
| on Monday evening, October g.
BIG NEED community a troop Youngsters
who enjoyed brief in the cub scout pack and who have ad
to be eligible affiliate with the boy
need a conveniently located troop They have
WHILE THE MEN OF PILGRIM step
the full support of the community
OUR PEOPLE to provide them with
wholesome recreatona outlets
cub scouts looking smart their uniforms last Monday
for Boy Scout Day of the Community Chest Drive to know what the
movement youngsters.
1T is WELL AND GOOD Juveniles
day and the problems that they cause in community but shouldn't
we doing for SPEND
might be boy mne Scout committeeman needed badly
AND LARRY, are receiving con-
gratuaons on the birth of their little girl Dawn Ann who made
her Thursday September
weighing Maternal
coined young couples baby Mr.. Morgan
Winters. Larry,
paterna grandmother
1T WAS THOUGHTFUL OF DON LEWIS. president the
Limited Club guest Recognition
meeting held last Friday
The Limited Ten Club also represented by Martin Broons
Coumnist Roy Dunlap Lightly witty a
with his his introduction Of Judge Archie
Gngold presented
will appear and drew ripple Of laughter he
Judge the speakers table
he carried away
SHORT POINTED APPEAL WAS MADE by Judge
GingoId support Of Community
SPEAKING DRIVE, according o
the Lexington John NJ Patton and Nor
p Light doing commendabe dining "doorbe
ringers More volunteers needed 1t is bigger job this year!
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS compete for the second Betty
held in
participating high
scholarship 18th
grade girls public private parochs schools
graduate eligible but enrolled by their
October 81 1855 Lets have Minnesota
winner
1T SCHOOL FOR Us, a thrilling oneday
September Editors
Annual University
heard interesting editorial and
advertising problems weekly newspapers
Evening star., 1955-04-18
Canned Fruits

Canned Fruits
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Evening star., 1955-04-18

lot
getting
this
hundreds
everything
the total See the kind savings matter what
days the shopping
Evening star., 1955-04-18
Dog Food

These Of business Wednesday
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BRICKER

Continued From First Page
hearings if word had not come
from Mr.. Dulles.
The subcommittee heard J..
Raymond Tiffany of the Ma
tional Small Disbursements AS
ISOLATION, in favor of the Bricker
proposal, and Dana C. Backus.
a New York lawyer, against the
amendment this morning.
Hennings Pleased
Senator Hennings, Democrat.
Of Missouri. a member of the
subcommittee handling the is
sue. said last night he was
pleased to learn of the Presi-
dents continued opposition to
the Bricker plan, but was disap-