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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

WRIST tSssy listen 30: On dates, progress
sive Jazz and the records Of Perry Como
are being closely pressed BY calypso and
Harry Belafonte. Elvis Presley and the
late James Dean have substantial pock-
cts Of support. especially among younger
students. The editor Of the Drake
Times Delphic" reports: Dean and
Presley were looked up to by the froSh
girls, covertly admired by some sophs,
analysed by psych majors and laughed
at by everybody else"
what they want Tor tiseiT colleges:
Asked what their colleges needed most,
five out Of the IS editors asked for set
of triple-threat backs but six picked a
quartet Of good professors. Oklahoma,
national football champions, said cock
lily, I'VE don't need any backs" Two Of
the pro-backfeld editors justified their
position this way: There's nothing
like a winning football team TO bring
publicity and make the alumni kick in
to the endowment fund. From this
money come better teachers"
Wlsat they tislnk tissy need: Most
editors asked for the means 10 overcome
the twin - Continued on HerI page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16

Juliana's faith healer, Greet Hoimans,
because Il like my medium rare"
The 10y - tlseir dFsassss: Among the
girls, Columbia professor and quiz
champion Charles Van Dozen took top
honors because he is proof that lib
eral arts education stands up today
against the age Of technicians." No lady
mentioned his $4,000 nest egg. Run
ners-up were Senator Kennedy, Adlai
Stevenson, Albert Schweitzer and TV
newsman John DAILY. The only movie
star named was Yul Brynner, which may
presaee the end Of the beard and the
beginning Of the bald era on campus.
WVsst tlsey weaT: One student at the
University Of Arkansas hurries TO class
in black loafers. white socks, blue jeans,
T-shirt and red windbreaker, the cos
tune worn by Dean in Rebel Without
A Cause" But this is an isolated case.
There is no standard uniform among
collegians. However, boys frequently do
wear buck shoes. khaki pants and boards.
Girls often swish pony tails over bulky
sweaters pulled taut by belts with 'heinie
binders" buckles in the back along with
Bermuda shorts and high socks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Continued from preceding page

dents sent out a QUESTIONABLE TO teach
ers asking them TO nominate the most
windy talker among their colleagues.
All declined except one professor who
said unequivocally. Il am the biggest
windbag on the faculty..
Pred-med students at Johns Hopkins
successfully kidnapped a metal tiger from
Princeton's campus. II was returned dur
ing the half al the annual Princeton
Johns Hopkins lacrosse game. To add
injury TO insult, the doctors went on TO
win the game. When the University Of
Michigan students complained about
the food, neighboring Wayne University
made headlines by setting up fund TO
send them CARE packages.
The giri 81 tiseir drean,s: We asked the
editors whom in public life they would
most like to marry. The choices reveal
that the boys want someone to look at;
the girls, someone to look up to. Grace
Kelly was the most coveted followed
closely by Audrey Hepburn. Kim Novak.
Elizabeth Taylor and Susan Strasberg.
Three ambitious types carry torches for
Mrs. Richard Nixon, Clare Boothe Luce
and newspaper correspondent Margue-
rite Higgins. One rake picked Queen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
CONSTIPATION
May BE NATURES
FIRST WARNING

of a sluggish system and the
dragged-out feeling that often
follows. When cOnstipated. take
q laxative that acts overnight in
the gentle way nature wants.
Take safe-acting Ex-Lax, as
directed, at night. 1t won't dis
tunh sleep. Next morning, enjoy
the closest thing to natural ac-
ton. Gentle Ex-Lax continues to
help you toward your normal reg
ularity. Seldom. if ever, is it
needed next day. Get the modern
laxative more families use ;. :.
chocolated Ex-Lax.
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-. Ihomos Cooper Amick, ONO
~. Roger Shemon TIE IA v CAAwUS "A. Polly
Shirley -. Heck. TEMPE
UNIVERSITY NEWS -. oc lono~orth DAY NORTHWESTERN a.. VII
Hore ~. Choes Mekenddck TIE SCHOLASTIC
Dome ~. Thomos neke TIE OF Rochester
Judy CnAsoNtNIt OF Ao -. Dove Fovsch
30. Mendeson UC DAnT BRuN 81 Ron
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Code Christensen POINTER US Mil
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-16
Here are the % College Editors

these COLLECTIONS TIs WEEKS Gloss Of 81
o. WILTON Bueioh TnsRt =. SUzon"e Stems Ht
hpa.NI DAY STUDENT 9. Ansbocher. TIE VERMONT CAc
T. John G. sseo MAROON 3. PoUene Singer SouAn
JOURNAL NYU O.. Scott SUIison TIE YALE NEWS y Soly W.
O. SONNY Smith, TIE ARKANSAS IaAtR
O. Eric McCo.sen John CompbeH TIE OKLA
Cbmer TIE HARvARo CmAsoN u lock Cote
CouEoUN -. Bill Mon~ons DARf tMGAo u OF Ore
a. Robert SLIor %. ksselooH eanN
MAm Coutot -. Kirk Sole. TH CoaNtu oNr sum W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
ESTATE ECONOMICS
LIFE INSURANCE CO.

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type. eolleee trained man. over
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Such Economic ANALYSIS training
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addition. they aecumuinte q de-
TERED income for themselves 81
the rate OF 1000 q year, Previoul
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

BOY, hloh school arednaie hlnh
u cla19 end 5000 81 mqlh, de.
S .'sSs' s g .h: 3. 'I l y. sA'
.l.ry ws Az RE s s:SS, r ! uI aSC
n Il, ANY s.S'' E nd aoos = GO. e0s
L01. OH. 90. N1EDs MQa. To-
service station N ne. wash; oee
1880, white. sober and depend.
able. This 4 ne dealer aetup, sal.
ely, vacation and bonus. chance
IisAss d pstsss Sss tjsI Sac ~ Is!
Man. !Whitel Twins In nelhsad.
Or silver enfins area. xfsElsnl
SREsp , ss..sas ass. eve sssnl ne d9 S.$'
NAN q ambltIon. .lslE sducatioA;
1900 nsss ,S ssaE Esis .nn e y ,ss.
chsSIss' calssSsfI'o Ban dS-u, sissr,'
MAN WITH CAR
p HSSS Isl Es.sI s.sii6 excel income
nlkN--no not overlook this oppoF.
tunitS; $50 cash and living quar-
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furnished, Pleasant work In and
around dog kennel. Can today
and come out Man and vile
(Whilel, no children, country neQ-
pie preferred. kLPAW kENNkLa.
$40 Duke st. Alex Va. n.
NkNi sal. n5ssIisnt opsnIpys g
local AREA with large established
company. The majority 81 our
men ere married and eupportino
their Families with 3 steady in.
scms q 500 2 30 l Per wssk
ssinlSSs rum anish ssrn No ooS eold . esn
VasSinl. but estahlished. Nusi
furnish character references. start
on = I Or day trial basis II YOU
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Eor details phone FukLRR BRUSH
Sqs pczalsFahipa, d. 5-sAes o.
MEN lsl. car nscessaFy; preferably
married, TO Be trained tor perm,
position IN our service dept: GOOD
pay. auto Allowance, vacation,
commission. For interview. apply
bet. 10 Am. and I p.ms o2o I'VE
kuo Mtato o. Maryland has im~
mediate Qpenings for guards n the
MARYLAND prisona. These positions
Qner aood pay, automatic raises,
Social security. retirement plan
and many other dement's, Applicants
must Be elementary school grnds..
a@-4A ct least 3" tan with q
good work record and no arrests.
SALARY 81. BNO-4, 2n6 fmnV. reeched
IN B yrs Interested persons should
report for the Merit system ex-
animation on Wednesday, Oct. 18th
- $50 Pm. a. the once Of the
Comm. Of Personnel 81 Light 81,
Bate. 2. Nd. tath hoorl. "a. =
YOUNG NAN, aGs 2S-eo. 10 assist.
buyer, CARPET and dranaFY dent,
IN detail and book keenlng: excel.
opportunity for advancement paid
vacation. liberal aalaFy. and other
company heledts. Apply IN pef-
son. Nj, Fisher, BARNES 4 ki.
Nh Co. $3.50 n. FaiFfaz dr..
YOUNG NAN, ares, 1880, fun 81
n ~ slms sI e .s,sn e3.lre :, Sar ,.,
ins sivsn trss. fxesi. ssi.. i psfm,
pos. Apply n person 10 pm.
VICTOR oTupio6, 1850 Conn.
YOUNG HAN-FoI sales tFainlnl.
llehtlug fixture showroom, Apply
u person, lnteIHleNe Iuel1ay,
$3.50 an, DOMINION HLECTRtC
gtlraLa. g.. SoSS Lee hSg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
AMBITIOUS
statesmen
RKsfDENTs or WASHINGTON
AND lO-MILE RADIUS

Are $3.50 years, sincere. reliable
eALkp AND gALE8 MANAGE
sales experience unnecessary, vi
thoroughly train you. Many Of Qu
salesmen IN this are4 earn fl24
f 2s9 ," vel s sI5I;I.I na sn,En,
Ss Melton nF' r,,s fsE y sSsilf es SALE
MANAGEMENT POSITION pro
videa permanent opportunity 10
annual eaTnings Of ~ 900 !. 00l
and hisher IN our tOJ-yeaT-Ol'
business operated nationally. Aboy
portunity for extremely hiRh In
come This may be a real oppor
ltunity for you. To determine thi
please phone Mr. r. n, BEAfsS a
p.m s'o nondS Ss'I ana Tussday 70
lneffOnai interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14
Career Opportunity
For the Right Man

Allstate Insurance Co. Q Wholly
owned subsidiary Of Sears. Roehuek
4 CO.. has an opening for q full
time automobile and nre Insurance.
AGENT IN the Washington area. Thil
intelligent. ambitious man. between
the ages Of % and 50 with sue.
eeseful selling experience. Our
nationally known company 10 nov
expanding 10 additional lines. III
outstanding success Is well known
y ne Insurance industry. 80 are
Excellent starting salary, plui
conmissiong. normal operating ex.
pense paid, no travelina, rapid
Advancement In income, excellent
opportunity for promotion, paid
vacation, eroup life insurance plan
e osp sssond p an none aL
WAFfL Co h-20OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14


MANY OTHERS
Annette D. Tatelman
Gas US ys'd is.E y Nv s 3. Ii.tit
ADM. SECY. $3.50
Eer director q iaFse corporation,
feaqtFe1 downtown location; raise
,JR. SECRETARY $500
EeI promotion dsIartnsn. r. pub.
LEGATION. come eollege. VII work
~ Pc D EsssiSs 'E.ipiSH' 'is''s .ss
Membership Clerk $500
some record ksspins. scms typlns;
b-day week.
Asst. Bkkpr.-Typ. $S25
w Sa "a msmSsrsnlp pias Clerical
work: 3 DAYS. downtown.
RECEIPT. TypiStS $3.50
WIZ train on ANAL Pux; 5-day
Wk-:. above-ayerage appearfnee
Embassy Secy., No Shhd.
asiiss. Ssns ssiisss: 5 days: start
CLERK-TYPIST $3.50
For bright bsglnnsr. Must type
20 ven; days
Fields Agcy., Elk. S-2506
72s ehsraion Hlde.. an itth NV.
ApvER4IgLNo kdkNCH GInL ElI-
R az d essF'i sssI.i n m,J ssn sSs4s.
hand. psfsonSkIs vclcs, personal
Nv and appearances. Not the hiah-
est beginniug eolaTy, but eEeeD-
: rs. !oS S'i Sr 1s...By,dR. n'n-FoO-
bIAuTlcL1M 2 elpsFt. elI-Fe1nd:
Hoa Hour; ) g ]. ~. 'a.ii41. o"-
6EAUTIcllN-9h anpoo.
Bs,ksidS. OF. z-i5Ss. =
nEAUTY OPEnAIOn--eoS-si %
per week, guarontee plus commits.
stan. 5-day uk.; no manicuflna:
HsiSbS 3 ms no u I q. ~.
BEAUTY OPN1AfOn, white. excel
dilioni. Cali anytime. IN. i-9e3e
DOOEKGERING MACHINE 0rER-
ALo2; Insurance once. insurance
exper not nec.s 5-day VI. Ma.
e-1J1I, ~
BOokkkkPER fun ehares. must
81 expsrisncsd and familiar With
Ncn Class 800 bookkeeping ma
chine downtown location; salary
opon; excellent opDortunity. IN
reply stais aee. experie1es. ref
s scsssd' B sna sssa6. s.s ann "a
600kKkEPER. under IS. must b
typllt: permaqent apd exesllfnt
position u modern o4ea: 2Ia.hf.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

LAISpoyH Ms. qRNQQkx, -,
LANHAM MAINLAND Park
Applications are now be-
ing accepted for employ
ment in the GROCERY DE-
IPARTMENT Of our new
SEAT PLEASANT, ND,
STORE.
No experience neces-
sary. You are trained on
the job while earning Q
minimum Of $50 . week.
Permanent employment
and the opportunity for adj
vancement are offered to
men who have . good past
record. q sincere interest In
learning, and who enjoy
customer service work.
Many additional employee
benefits are available to
those who qualify.
Applicants with q high
school education. who are
q TO IS years Of age are
preferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-14

Apl.iNI4tNATIvE 6EcYs $3.50
fSfsII8 f.TYPIsr, s.s. sSsss
tAS IItloI 4o2h
IpkNIAL ASSISTANT, 3. 3. span
2kkSEske Asst. whssisn ssgq
Silver Spring Ockville
6413 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER gPRINQ. Nd. Ju. a-44aa
Admin. SecyS., to Sc. O0O
At 's,El PcsEf IQEs n FvHlIs
coSHHHiAih RsccixL 5 5eApsAssiEs ASr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

, "TAPPAN" BuiIt-ln Electric
Ronse IN cAREFREE STAIN.
LESS STEEL Four burner
divided top arrangement with
the famous Speed FIex"
burner units thot heot super
tost and hove seven seporote
heots from simmer to rolling
boil.
Choice Of Four Smart Cobb
net Colors OF no extra cost
% wonderful way to get O
truly individual kitchen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

. Diono-StyIe Sink and
Undersink cebinet
. 81" Formiee Top-chcice of
colors and potterns. Beck
splosh ond front trim in
stainless steel.
. 81" WoIl Cobinet Ensemble.
Left Hand 1890; Center
24"xl8". Right Hand l5"x
So. In coIors listed obove
ond olso SondoIwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Answers OF Our Presidents
why We Soy

HAoWCho w OUh AtCohUSutS
George Washington was
our first President to issue a neu-
tralsty proclamation. 1874 years
ago today. on April %, 1893.
2-Chief Justice Stone died
April %. 1916. "a, He was APP
pointed an associate justice of
the Supreme Court in 1925 by
President Coolidge. (b) He was
named Chief Justice by Presi-
dent Franklin d. Roosevelt in
194l.
3-President Harry S. Truman
attended church at Walter Reed
Hospital on April %, l945, and
visited Gen. Pershing, COM
mander Of the AEF in World
War. l.
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Just Look at All You Get:

. so" wide "Jet Tower" Dish.
wesher. Woshes up 10 200
pieces.
New SinsIe-Hondle Mixing
Feueet controls both temper
oture and fote Of flow.
. Feed Woste Disposer with
4-woy grinding cotton, non
stop feeding, self-cIeonine
cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Just Look at These Features:

. "TAPPAN" Built-ln Electric
Oven IN cAREFREE STAIN
LESS STEEL. Includes feo-
lures like the lift or Oven
Door" for cosy cleaning,
"Smokeless Broiline" exclu1
sive Convex" heat, comfort
oble working heioht ond eye
level controls.
. Younsstown-TAPPAN Mon.
terey Styling. Outstanding
beauty and utility is built
into the entire ensemble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27

that he aimed to bring peace
and confidence"
He said he was forming a
cabinet to work out means of
establishing order and that
every political candidate would
have all rights protected in the
election scheduled for June is.
He also pointed out that the
provisional presidency does not
bar him from being elected to
a full six-year term.
Mr.. Fignole's appointment was
agreed on by five groups-his
own supporters, Gen. Cantave,
Col. Armand and two others of
the 10 presidential candidates
= DR.. Francis Duvalier and
Clement Jumelle.
Observers believe Mr.. Fignole
would win hands down in any
honest popular vote. His hold
on color-conscious Haiti's dark
skinned workers and peasants
have given him a strong edge
over his closet opponent, DR..
Dejoie. wealthy planter and in
dustralist. DR.. Dejoie is a mu-
latto.
The attitude Of Or. Dejoie,
who had teamed with Mr.. Fig
mole to dominate the executive
council which ruled from early
April until last week, remained
uncertain. In a special message
to the people. DR.. Dejoie urged
calm, But he made clear he
was still in the race for the
presidency. He was reported to
have taken refuge in his country
home after an attempt on his
life by mobs.
Mr.. Fignole heads the nth
provisional regime to try to gov
Iern since last December. when
strong man Paul E. Magloire
was ousted for trying to prolong
his term. He is the second presi-
Dental candidate to take on the
ticklish job. The other, Franck
Sylvan. was forced into oblivion
by mob action whipped UP by
political opponents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
Novelist Treats
Wife in Snake Bite

WESTON. Conn, May q up.
Hamilton BasSo gave
his wife first aid yesterday when
she was bitten on the leg by a
copperhead while hiking.
He ran two miles through the
woods to reach their home to
get a razor blade. then had a
neighbor drive him back over a
winding forest road.
Then he cut open the wound
and sucked out the poison.
Mrs. Basso was taken in the
neighbours car to q hospital In
Norwalk. where she was reported
in fair condition. Her name was
not on the danger list.
Mr.. Basso, author Of the best
seller The View from Pompey's
Head" said his wife stepped on
the snake before she saw It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
Might Lead TO Accord
.DoiryHerd
lis Planned
BY President

President Eisenhower disclosed
today he is planning "a small
dairy herd at his Gettysburg
(Pa.) farm to provide the fam
ily's milk supply when he re-
tires to private life.
Senator Thye. Republican Of
Minnesota, told newsmen about
the Presidents plans after Civ
ing Mr.. Eisenhower pedigree
papers on a purebred Holstein
heifer presented to the chief ex-
ecutive.
The calf actually arrived In
Gettysburg Friday. The papers
were brought to the White House
today by Senator Thye and the
Minnesota dairy princess. Bar
bara Jean Bossus of Brainerd,
MINI.
Miss Bossus holds the title Of
Princess Kay Of the Milky Way.
bestowed by the Minnesota Dairy
Industries Committee which gave
the COW to the President.
Mr.. Eisenhower already has q
herd Of black Angus beef cattle.
but UP to now has not gone in
for raising dairy animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27

tation about linking an agree
ment on the reunification Of
Germany with contractual obli-
cations reaffirming the renuncia-
ton Of the use Of force"
Mr.. Adenauer said he was
fully in accord with the principle
Of the revised Eden plan" under
which the Soviet Union would be
given effective security guaran-
tees In the event of German
reunification." But he rejected
the Russians reunification con-
dition that Bonn order all foreign
troops from its soil. They are in
Germany as defensive projection.
Mr.. Adenauer said. commenting !:
THE federal government -
especially since the experience of
the Hungarian uprising - has
grounds to assume that the
withdrawal Of these troops under
present circumstances would lead
to the loss Of West Germany
freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
FISH BONE DELAYS
SOUTH AFRICA TO
NEW YORK FLIGHT

JOHANNESBURG up. -
A small fish bone delayed
last nights Pan American
plane from South Africa to
New York.
Capt. Thomas Hurley Of
New York few the plane
into Johannesburg and was
scheduled TO take II out on
the return flight last night.
But he complained Of q
sore throat on arrival and
doctors found a small FISH
bone lodged at the side Of
his throat.
Surgeons removed the
bone but Capt. Hurley can't
fly for a few days. The air
line Is flying another pilot
from London to move the
IL passengers delayed by the
mishap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
.DENAUER
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
man rearmament, moves toward
European political and economic
unity. the Middle East, and
Western European trade with
Red China.
Nearly q dozen top German
foreign policy experts led by Mr.
Won Brentano joined Mr.. Aden-
auer in Washington yesterday.
They came direct to the Capital
from New York. while Mr.. Aden-
auer few OF to Gettysburg with
Ia single security officer for his
Informal Sunday meeting with
the President.
Partly because Of the APP
preaching German elections
American officials from Mr.. Els
enhower down were eager To
demonstrate the confidence and
trust they place in the visiting
German leader.
A ringing American reaf1irma-
ton of the policy of seeking Ger
man unity can be expected in the
final communique summing ur
the talks. Such a vigorous re-
statement Is expected to help Mr.
Adenauer and his Christian Dem.
ocratic Party beat back the chal-
lenge of the German Socialists
in the scheduled September elec-
tions.
When added to American as.
Surances about Germany's vita
role in disarmament, this is ex.
Ipected to still the diplomatic
storm which blew up in West
Germany early this month.
This was caused by remark!
Mr.. Eisenhower made at a new
conference which gave many
persons the impression he wal
considering a revival Of a British
plan for creating a neutralizet
zone in Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
Junior College Plans
Three New Courses

Three new courses will be Of
fered to Montgomery Junior Col
lege students in September, Har-
vey Cheston. chairman of the
Takoma Park schools curriculum
committee. announced.
They are Latin American his
tory, physical science and intro
duction to geography. All three
courses will be offered both
semesters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
Future Burden
OF Debt Cited
To President
BY Associated Press

Representative Harrison. Re-
publican of Nebraska, told Presi-
dent Eisenhower today he is
concerned lest high spending
leave tremendous debts" for flu
ture generations.
Mr.. Harrison. in a letter to the
President. said a. QUESTIONABLE
from the Third Congressional
District in Nebraska shows Ola
per cent of the persons there feel
the Administrations ST. billion
spending budget is too high"
Other results of the question:
naire, he told the President,
show that 81 per cent feel the
defense budget is too large and
SO per cent believe foreign aid
can be cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-27
LABOR
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
expected to give an accounting
of their stewardship in handling
these funds whenever employees
contributions are involved and
even where there is no employe
contribution"
one investigation of welfare fund
have such Importance for the
security of the American people
that the public interest justifies
at this time registration and an
nual reporting of all Of them"
Senator Douglas. who headed
oneinvestigation of welfare fund
abuses, was particularly critical
of the earlier administration plan
to exempt some funds from Gov
eminent supervision.
He said:
Nothing in the record Of our
investigations or in the record
Of history supports the apparent
:. holier- than-thou attitude Of
some Of the national business
Representatives that employers
In their unilaterally managed
plans have higher moral stand
sard or keener ethical sense than
! union participants in welfare
and pension plan management. !"
Both Mr.. Mitchell and Senator
Douglas said most Of the pen
sion plans have honest manage
ment. But they said a law is
needed to curb abuses.
The Senate subcommittee
hearings starting today. and
similar hearings to begin soon
before a House Labor subcom-
mittee, are distinct from inves-
LEGATIONS by the Senate's special
committee on racketeering In
the labor and management field
Mr.. Mitchell made clear. how
ever. that disclosures by the
Senate group headed by Sena-
tor Mcclellan. Democrat Of
Arkansas. concerning the Team
sters Union and its president
Dave Beck. caused the admin
istration to produce a tougher
regulatory bill.
Beck's announcement late
Saturday that he will not seek
another term as president wa:
regarded as a major victory fol-
cleanup forces in the union
Senator Mcclellan hailed the
move as a very progressive ster
toward the cleanup Of condi-
tons in the Teamsters Union.
Beck said last night that hi:
decision not to seek reelection
was due largely to my wife!
condition" He said she haC
been upset,