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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

Picnic: The Youth Council Of
the st. Paul Branch Of the MA
ACP held its first annual picnic
Sunday, August IL at Como Park.
Children entertained were &C
companied by their parents and
ranged in ages from one to u
years. Free rides, popsicles, candy,
gum, etc, helped to make the af-
ternoon entertaining with fun for
everyone. Mrs. Beatrice Boyd is
youth chairman.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Harris, SIS Marion St,
have been busy entertaining fam
lily guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright OF Chicago and Mrs. An
drew Hoskins Of Moline, Ill. spent
several days and were extended
many social courtesies during
there visit Mrs. Wright and Mrs
Hoskins are sisters Of Mr.. Harris
Following their departure, Mr.
Harris nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zenothin Crews Of Chicago
arrived for few days stay en-
route home after vacauoning in
New York and Canada.
st. LOUisans Are Guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Earl MCGEE, 427 Aurora
Av., have as their house guests
DR. and Mrs. Leon A. Smart and
son Cyril of St Louis, Mo, who
arrived Friday. DR. Smart spent
the week end and returned home
on Monday. Mrs. Smart and Cyril
will remain for a longer visit.
It's A Girl: It's a girl for Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Cobb OF Camp IT.
win, Calf, their first child. Lydia
Marie, the name chosen, arrived
Wednesday morning. August q.
Sharing the pride and JOY of an
other grandchild is Mrs. Antoin-
cite Perfect, SIT w. Central Av.,
maternal grandmother. Rejoicing
and happy to welcome their first
are Mr.. and Mrs. Don
LaFaucette Of Minneapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Combs Of st.
Paul are the maternal great
grandparents. Mrs. Combs is the
former Archela Perfect Of ST.
Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Who's Who
who's New
Where's To Go
whuf's To Do
ct. Paul

BY SHERIFF. MAzINGo


club meeting held the beautiful Valley Club
saturday August nth RdeauN hostess The
the Richardson,
do and journeyed by bus to the Club
MIR AND MRS WILLIAM JEFFEREYS OF Turtle Lake were
recently group dinner every
Beasley Cspus
she leaving Baptist Church The group consisted
Naomi Thomas Worm her daughter Fern Mrs EFT
Ia Lubberts, Superintendent Aneler hospital
CORRECTION; Mr., Urin Clark is Of the Clark Real
Company Imperial previously
stated The be N Grotto building
leased Imperial Agency
If YOU HAVEN'T SEEN Commandments"
tued the Riviera Theatre make
picture you'll long reality
enjoyed by the entire family.
TEN DAYS OF EXCITEMENT gaiety yours
nual Minnesota Fair
Labor Day Sept End Among things
horse shows hdens Princess
talking of excitement get a group of
friends together Mississippi
days Dancing all Steamer may
be purchased from Wageens drug store 7h Wabasha
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
GOOD BOYS cluB
ENTERTAlNS AT PICNIC
FOR LOUISIANA GIRLS

The Good Boys Club gave
most enjoyable Pow Wow on Sat
urday afternoon, August 10 in
honor OF the three lovely McIn-
tosh sisters, Gwendolyn Lois, Car
oil Anita and Yvonne Elizabeth OF
Gramblng, La
The Good Boys Club is under
the sponsorship OF Mrs L. Il, Tar
yer and officers are Lawrence Il.
Tarver, Jr, president; Rioky
Brown, vice president and Lam
sing Thompson, secretary-treasur-
err. other members are Kenneth
Cook, Kenneth Wayne Mcintosh
and Orlando Bernard Brooks,
Attending the pow-wow in add
ton 10 honored guests and mem.
bers were Richard Dean, Angela
Sullivan, Patsy Turner, Rodney
and Steven Maxwell, David Allen
Mcintosh. Pamela, Joseph Peter
Buedorn, Clara and James
Buckner, Johnny Ascue, Lynn
Lamb, Sharon and Charles James
and Kathleen Hardy
The Mcintosh sisters are visit
ing in the city with their mother
Mrs. william Mcintosh. While
here they are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Allen l.. Mcintosh. $50
81, Anthony Av,, Miss Louella &c
Mcintosh and Rev and Mrs Eli.
iah Mcintosh and families.
Or, and Mrs. william Mcintosh
are members OF the faculty OF
Grambling College, Grambling
la. Mr. Mcintosh Is head OF the
Department Of Social Science and
Mrs, Mcintosh Is home economics
instructor OF the high school.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

birthday Greetings" n regular
weekly feature In this paper has a
host Of readers. Many n person h
surprised by birthday cards which
originate from the reading OF this
popular feature by some friend.
See that we get your birthday In
this column!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Mrs. Phoebe Taylor
Given Surprise Party
On 8Oth Birthday

Mrs. Phoebe Taylor. AS Carroll
Av., who observed her s0th birth
day on August 3, was very pleas
ontly surprised on Saturday Aug
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
Social and Personal
ST. PAUL 4

Hosts: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fields $40 Carroll Az were
hosts at midnte supper Saturday August II at their home
Honored guests members of the Jay MeShann band which
was currently appearing at the Key Club Minneapolis Honor
ed guests IN addition to Mr. McShann Norman Keenan,
Bobby johnson, Kesner Dokes Orvee Minor Oscar Dennis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

road doWnWaru. HUMAN tIoLsam from the boWtfN
sometimes wander among the lunch-hour crowds OF
office workers. They are physical wrecks OF men
who humble 70 themselves or weave in a daEe down
the narrow streets that originally constituted Old
New York These derelcts have long since sep
arated themselves from family. friends and nor
NAL everyday society. They live only for the next
bottle OF cheap wine rotgut canned heat, what
ever they get with alcoholic content. They
are the terminal cases, the cases for whom there
is no hope because they are past caring for even
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23

many Twin City friends call on
her while she is In the city.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-23
WAY SEE IT
- BY neLED0DS0n RUSSELL -

New York-I peculiar irony that the Bowerys Skid Row
located distance the financial
district Manhattan Skid the last aeoholisms
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
Nelson Bolenaers Iuiortaln
IN Honor OF Newly
We'd Ronald Crosses

M ard Mrs @elaon y Iiglcu.
ger SO pJ7 lRiahart entertained
informally on Friday September
as 10 honor 81 their niece Abrl
enur &. lBEsnharfY and Ronald
l.. grasa who were married Sat-
urday Sept - Gucals were ~
and Mrs Larpy g. LAErubcrfy
parents at the bride M William
Young. Mrs David GuHsau. ma
terra grand aunt ~ the bride
NJ ard Mra ~ g tuiysrd 20
ternsI great aunt and uuric of the
Snde Ne snd Mrs a V tieii
Miss Angela Doyle bridesmaid
Mr. Robert Brown best man ana
NJ snd Sire 1unbw Powell were
RucHfs
M and Mr Gentry Gross Of
Evanston M. pareHts of the
groom we're unabie - rrarb thc
city 10 ume tg attend lhis affmt
ChiraGp Visitors Nr snd Mrs
Rsbsrt Ross. 1927 Thomas i'lapo.
haFe been hosts Tor o week 30 Nj
Ross cousin ard Ma wife NJ and
Mrs tamsa Garrett m CiarBgp and
'be CARROTS daughters. Joyce aud
Jenirrr NJ Garrett ia public
school teacher and Nrs barrett la
a aorl8i worker
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
California Couple
Royolly Enterfoined
On Visit Here

Some la0 guests gathered at
Summit harrington aud Nir
gina House, BIS summit Av TO
greet Or and Mrs Edwin r.
Witt Of Los Angeles, Calf
Center pieces Of yellow Rlad,os
II yellow and white NUNS.
made attractive settings for
the party which was given by
nr and Mrs Norman Howell
or 95l 81 Anthony from the
hours of 9li
Cocktails and canarep were
served aud Incidental music wan
played throughout tho evening
Mrs wit 10 pink net rhaBtilty
and nyian lace dress and white
cofaaRc that was presented %
her by pf ami Mrs Howell made
a very attractive picture a. she
received guests
MJa Howell the hostess. was
very atiractivoly goynsa Ia "a
blaril rrepo sheath dreas
Guests included Mcns, and
MINES fatchie Adams Ben A.
cNnHdcf O Alexander Theodore
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

OAK Leaf Art Club Meets TIE
oal, Leaf Art Club win have its
INST meeting of the fall season
Monday September ~ az the
home ot Mrs Ramsey jackson.
6sa Fuller An members are urged
10 be present Mira Emma Harris
u president
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
Philippe Schuyler Here
Sept, AZ For Benefit

Phirpps Schuyler concert
pianist ana composer, will appear
at The Minneapolis Institute OF
Arts Friday, Sept 27. at $40 in
a benefit concert for the Mime.
apous Urban League scholarship
fund
Miss Schuyler has toured latin
America. the Near East, parts of
Africa and most OF Europe she
WAS decorated hy President Paul
MagIoire of Haiti when she was
~ for a composition written for
his Inauguration
IN 1858 Halle selassic. Emperor
of Ethiopia decorated her during
his silver anniversary In Adds
Ahaba when she gave a command
az the palace
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

Mrs Joseph Madison. pes
Moines Iowa.
Twilight Social Club Met: The
Twilight Social Club met az the
home of Mr. and Mrs ALFRED
Barnes, IFS EAST seth St FINAL
plans were made FOR the picnic
which is 20 be ON Saturday. Sep
temher 81 After the meeting, a
buffet luncheon was served
Guests OF Mrs Barnes were Mr
and Mrs Adam Lindsay of s0i
Fremont Az. ~
Vacation Ends, Rev. and Mrs
r Il Carr se42 Fifth Av s, re-
turned Saturday September "a.
after a ten day vacation trip Wis.
iting Mrs carr's brother Al Den.
yer Colorado, and her sister az
Omaha. Neb
kansan Returns Home; Mrs
Maggie Virgins OF Kansas City,
Kan has returned home after
spending a week as the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs Richard
Ross, 1921 Thomas Place. Among
those who entertained Mrs. Wig
gins are Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Tucker, 9ls Fremont Av n Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Smith. IfIe EN-
erson Ave No Mrs Blanche
Head and Miss Odessa Johnson, "a
William Av s. f., Mr. and Mrs
Frank Shaw, lii6 Irving Ay N;
and Mr. and Mrs William Shaw
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

Allen, Clarence Anderson. Waiter
Aston, Johu Banks Eari Brent
George Brooks rcla Burt, Bure
Carmichael A n CaSalus. tc
Kay Coleman, Paul Curry, Leon.
Rrd Davis, Richard ftoN, William
c'andner Ashby Uasl,ins
Also G W Gtsun William God
ctte. Waiter Coins shelton
Granger James Griffin, C'olcrdgc
ilcndon, Palmer Jackson, Robert
Jones Eau kyle, LeRoy laEenr
berry. James Lewis, Albert Me
rsiland John Moiuo NJ X Me,
knight James Mann, James
Martin woodtord Niiiz, lewis Nj
Moor Cetl Newman Charles
Noble. Richard MANN, James
Oliver John Patton,
Aiso Jer0no Reed. Samuel
Reed Lafayette Fields Manley
thodca Charles Rogera rnri
opgue Cart Rowan. nd saiter
Slduey Sdter Eugene shepherd
, E alvcr F1sya slcmmous Ash
morc Stabcs Richard stokes.
Henry Thomas Paul rhcmasou.
O u Williams lBroid Wnliter
and John F'rcese pr and Mines
George Berry c N Crouch }
w Cmmp. Claybufn iuli q ~
I,obiciy and t'ugvpc Walker
Also Mines CcyU Mccoy Eath
er rcpi,e Carrie Neal Arthur
Hoypter Josephine uten Fdith
NlEer and Mr. Russell Rostad
Royalty Entertained
The Wits were entertained by
many people during thete visit ia
sc paui Wednesday September
tith cuyktail party Mir and
Mw rcIa Burt Thursday Sep
tembor W Mrs Cornelius Mohlley,
Mrs Norman Howell style show
az paytona ard sight seeing AZ
puytoua S0uthdaie Thursday
night dinner guosts of MIR and
MrH Charles Rogers, Saturday
afternoon. September ~, luncheon
guests of Mrs Paul curry aatur
DAY night dinner guests 81 nr
and Mira Cornelius Mohiiey sun
day morning September rs
breakfast guests 90 Mr and Mss
Ashby Gaalaua sunday Sept 10
pf and Mrs George Berry Or
and MrH Maurice Crouch enter.
tanned the Wits at barbecue
dinner In the recreation room "a
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

ss6 Bryant Av n Mrs Virgins,
a close triend of Mrs Ross par
ueularly enjoyed sightseeing
trip and services at ZloB Baptist
church during her FIRST visit %
Minnesota
Enters Hospitals Nr b WI,
hams. 2sis Pillsoury Ay. entered
FStrvicw hospital this week for a
physical checkup
Florida Visitor, Mrs. Gloria
Smith, ~ West SSrd st. enter,
tanned a group of friends Satur-
day from . until. az her home In
honor of her step father Mr.
Floyd James OF ST. Augustine
Florida Mrs Smiths home was
a picturesque scene with the
hcautluh flowers presented her
BY her friends The guests enjoy
60 buffet supper Mrs Smith
also entertained her father with i
sight seeing tour OF Minneapolis
dinner and fashion show AZ Day
toms Southdale
In Hospital For Checkup' Mrs
Edward Withers. t20a Segond Az.
s. is in Fairvcw hospital for a
medical chcykup
Social Gathering MIR and Mrs
Walter lohusou ana children
Denise and Gary were guests al
a social gathering at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Perry S rusi, OF
1888 Jersey Az Tuesday evening
September II
Return To Iowa: MFR and Mrs
n II Kitchen of pes Moincs, Ia
their daughter Diana andg rand
son. steven, have returned to
Iowa after sharing their Mime.
sofa vacation with their son and
dauEhterJu-law. Mrs and Mrs
Waiter Lowe 3o3i -i7th Ave. s
and Mrs Kitchens sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Cecil r, Newman, ao52 Third Av
s.
Double birthday Celebration;
-Four generations were present 20
celebrate "A surprise double birth
day party Saturday September
~ at eAs AldHch ~ an honor af
Mrs Mollic Powell and her dauEh-
ter, Mrs Weller white Mrs
Powell was % wears old Those
present were Messrs and Mines
Van White Hardy White; Mines,
Ernest Johnson, Lester Smith and
Weller Murray Fifteen grand
children were present Donia
Brian, Duane Doris, Ernest III
and Krissann Johnson, viauisa
Lester kewn. Dirk and Tamara
Smith E,ddIe Jean Robert and
Diane White
New Arrival; Congratulations
20 the Fred ingrsma, a52s Fifth
Av s.. on their new arrival a
boy Mark William, born scptcm-
ber IA, at st Joaephs hospital
and weighing five pounds. II
ounces az birth Maternal grand.
parents are Mr. and Mrs wilbur
Cartwright 6ii Igiehart patornEl
grandparents are Mr and Mrs -
" Ingram 0i 3a4i Fourth Av s.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
WiIbert Grigsbys
Observed Wedding
Anniversary Sunday

Mr. and Mrs Wilhcrt GugubN
a0oS Irving Ave No held open
house Sunday September rs from
2 TO p M in Observance Of their
25th wedding anniversary a fuu
buffet dinncy was served IN The
recreation room TO all gueats A
number of small dining tables
were covered with white cloths
ard silver place mats with CEN
trrrlccrs Of roses
The three tier white oaite was
decorated with pink roses and
silver leaves topped with a large
silver 2bycaf emblem Flowers
throughout the entire house and
wall decorations of large bows
of silver ribbon with streamorH
added 60 the beautiful back,
ground
Guests Included Ncssrs and
Mines George nlodsoo Nesl
Compton Stanley GHpsby. James
Lame Teddy Martin Russell Mayu
Henry schoucld. " p Gray aid.
nay sparrow Albar, Wallace,
Carl Watson, sylvester Young
Mines Benjamin iiob8 hdlth
Carter pnaiia Davis Charles
Cugaby sarah Jackson Doris
Jones Iavlnia Lewis Besnle Hyd
more Marian Williams Ollyr
wnHa Lllnan Simpson Messra
John Elus JAMES Hale Joseph
Miller Hr Joseph Miller "
George Ncsbltt Harlan Russell
iIortouso soHonoia Ftoyd gcboa
field
Misses Harriet Lane, barbara
Mitchell Lenlis Williams. Rev
and Mn H " Ratis and Rev
Bnd Mrs y Henderson,
Youngsters attending were Les
Is Jones T0u and Lois GfiRa
BY Gale Armstrong Car and
Thornton Jones Kenneth ard
Adrian masun Hdiul Simpson
Linda spauus. R4cEy watson
barbara WHans John Young
0lus were rercivo1 from the
following friends who cgmd NOT
attend Hcaars and Mines Pete
Esiarii Thomas Burke Henry
Lacy Ean Miller James Miller
Mines Marie C1iby. gwrud1ly8
Crcu8bsw EGth Mash Margaret
Haudrfu martfa sullivan Bessie
rubirsan fyma WilIiaua Memys
aam and Leonard prrnaieu. The
&rlsara There's FGril Betty faus
Eeumlm HELEN Hfn.FmaH
IHpsfeaasa we're MINES Neal
Compton ard ftlii4n Simpson
Mlsqea Barbara Mitchell Lealis
Williams Judith srrpaou and
the Gugshyn daughters Deiofss
and Marsha
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS y

Elks Convention Mrs Briggs Davis sc Plymouth Ay n
returned Saturday September from the Grand Lodge EkS
Convention in Philadelphia Mrs Davis received the Grand
Daughters Rulers honrs and also the Grand Daughters Rulers
collar Tor her service 70 the Ek Civil Liberties program
New Brother: Little Floyd Madison Jr is welcoming his
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

new brother, Hal Wayne. born
September 5 in Mount Sinai hos
pital weighing six pounds l4ia
ounces The proud parents are
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Madison. a425
Fifth Ay S Maternal grandparent
is Mrs. Alice Butts Of Des Moines
Iowa and paternal grandparent is
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
NEw IOCATIoS ron
HAHHTH sIiDr

Reg J. Q Harris fprue3y as
asate4 uifH Eaut Barber ghau
n9w ioeatsd a. An Nations naf
arr Shop ~ gEd iiouHspu
UganatAlra Faf Appointment
FE usg2 A1Fi
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

There are 2s Adams Streets IN
Boston Mass
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

our Advertisers Have What
Yau Want
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20

Or and Mrs Berry'a home, Mon
dag. September 10. Theodore Al
len. dinnor and cocktails Monday
evening Mr. and Mrs John Banks
showed movies Mrs Witt was al
So the recipient et gifts from
Mines C. Ha Eitohic Adams
Josephine pdcu and Euntre Jones
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-20
Al IN WESTERN WEEKLY

Personal Bachelor with 40 acres
~ excellent land would like 10
make acquaintance of lady with
tractor matrtnoBy in mind
Please send picture OF tractor
a veteran ia legally defined as
q person who has had military
duty ard has been discharged
More than 100000 employees
holding Jobs outside the agHcul-
turr field are women nearly S2%
arc tn clerical work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
Supreme Court Reduces
II Contempt Counts to |

new trials for Mrs. Yates and
the others.
In the course Of the trial,
Mrs. Yates first refused to an
swer four questions about Com
munist membership of q nom
defendant and Of a co-defend-
ant swho had rested his case.
She was found guilty Of civil
contempt for refusing to am
swer and was committed to jail
until she should answer or I'M
til further order of the court.
She was confined for the re-
mainder Of the trial, while the
question remained unanswered.
In civil contempt, a person may
obtain release from Jail by
answering the questions. In
criminal contempt, Jail terms
are given as punitive measures
without prisoner having the
chance to purge himself Of the
charge by complying with the
order of the court.
Later, Mrs. Yates was asked
the IL additional questions for
which she received the year
sentence.
Dissent on Conviction
Justice Douglas wrote a
strongly worded dissent in
which he held the entire con-
tempt conviction Should have
been set aside. This view was
concurred in by Chief Justice
Warren and Justice Black.
This case to me is a shocking
instance of the abuse of judicial
authority. It is without prec-
edent in the books" Justice
Douglas wrote.
He pointed out that she was
confined to jail for civil con-
tempt and for her refusal to
answer the questions of the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
Output Running
AT Record Rate
! BY the Associated Press

Americas total output this
year is running at the record
rate reached at the end Of
1856. the Commerce Depart
ment reports.
But the Government report
yesterday showed no increase
in actual volume as occurred
last year. Earlier studies indi-
Gated a rise on the basis of
current dollar value in 1857 is
due entirely to imitation.
Last years Gross National
Productive total volume Of
goods and services produced in
the country-rose from an an
nual rate Of about s4O3 billion
at the start Of the year to $426
billion by years end. This was
in terms Of current dollars.
On the basis Of 1047 dollars.
used in measuring actual vol
ume without regard to price
rises. the 1856 GIMP rose from
about 1928 billion to 1892 bill
lion.
The Commerce Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

scented the Award Of Grand
Officer of the Italian Republic.
He made no reference to the
presidency in his acceptance
speech.
Earlier Senator Kennedy was
interviewed by Martin Agron-
sky on the NBC television pro-
gram Look Here" and said his
immediate goal is reelection to
the Senate.
Senator Kennedy also said
religion does not influence his
obligations to uphold the Con-
stitution. He added that the
fact he is a Catholic is a pri-
vate matter.
The Senator said in answer
to a question that he thinks
there is greater understanding
now than when AL Smith, also
a Catholic. ran for President in
1928. but added that he doesn't
believe there is complete I'M
derStanding vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
Science Shrinlxs Piles
New Way Without Surgery
ADVERTISEMENT.
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York. N. Z. (SpeciaD-
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve
pain-without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, very striking improve
ment" was reported and verified
by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all this
improvement was maintained in
cases where doctors observations
were continued over q period Of
many monthsl
In fact results were SO thor
ough that sufferers were able to
make such astonishing statements
as piles have ceased to be q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

report said the 1856 high point
has been maintained so far
this year. As result. it said.
total 1857 output is ahead Of
last years.
A department spokesman
said no figures on GIMP in
terms Of the 1947 constant
dollar are yet available for
1857. Earlier current-dollar re-
ports Of a $13 billion increase
in GIMP through the third
quarter Of this year indicated
the rise was entirely due to
price hikes, or imitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

~ 49, " @nASAN AAe - ~ = NAV
The Supreme Court, sharply
divided, today threw out ten
of IL charges of contempt Of
court upon which Mrs. Oleta
O'Connor Yates. former officer
Of the Communist Party of
California, had been convicted.
Mrs. Yates had been found
guilty on the II counts in Fed
eral District Court in California
for refusing to answer a series
of questions bearing on the
identity of fellow members of
the Communist Party. She was
sentenced in 1852 to serve one
year on each of the charges,
the sentences to run concur
rently.
In throwing out the 10
counts, the majority Of the JUS
tices, in an opinion delivered
by Justice Clark, held that &C
tually only one contempt had
been committed and that "the
finding of a separate contempt
for each refusal constitutes an
improper multiplication of con-
tempts." The Court observed
that the sentence imposed by
the District Court may have
been affected by the view that
petitioner had committed IL
separate contempts."
Resentencing Ordered
Accordingly the Court re-
manded the case to District
Court for resentencing on the
remaining count without indi-
eating what the sentence
might be.
The Court declared %. !
petitioners understandable re-
luctance to be an informer, al
though legally insufficient to
explain her refusals to answer,
is factor. as is her apparently
courteous demeanor t. all of
this points up the necessity.
we think, of the trial Judge
reconsidering the sentence in
the cool reflection of subse-
quent events"
The contempt convictions
came while she was on trial
with Is other California Com
n1snist leaders in Federal Court
III Los Angeles on charges of
conspiring to teach and advo-
cate violent overthrow of the
: Government.
Confined During Trial
Each of the defendants. in
GLIDING Mrs. Yates. was sem
fenced to serve five years in
prison and fined $4,000 on the
conspiracy charges. Last June
the Supreme Court freed five
OF the defendants and ordered