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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

J
Sc osvrcem ma to pitanje, ko-
je je bilo rijeseno pred 26
godina, vec &c biti potrebno,
da Sc pozovem ma rad zadnje
konvencije, a koje je konven-
cije bio i brat Grasha clanom
casnikom. Navodim slijede-
Gu raspravu, koja je u tan
cine slicna onoj, koju sada
potice brat Grasha, koji trazi
da delegati ma dojducoj kon5
venciji poniste tocku 8 zajed-
nickih pravila, prema kojoj
sc vodstvo konvencije imade
birati izmedju prisutnih dele
gaia. Dolnje d k a ze nava-
diam IL sluzbenoga zapisnika
zadnje konvencije, pa ma stra-
nj petnajstoj istoga zapisnika
nalazimo slijedecu raspravu:
Delegat Gilbert Zafran, IL
San Pedro, Calf, cd odsjeka
broj 854, trazi rijec i pred
laze, da Sc tocke IA Is ma
sih pravila suspendiraju i da
Sc bira vodstvo owe konven-
cije izmedju delegate. Pred
log je poduprt po nekoliko
delegate.
Delegatica Julia Sliskovic
il Mesa, Arizona, cd odsjeka
br. 1875, protivi Sc ovom pred
logu traM, da sc zadrze toc-
ke IA Is.
Predsjedatelj progl a S u j e
predlog delegate Zafrana IL
van dnevnoga reda, nakon je
objasnio, kako je doslo do to-
ga, da su owe tocke postale
diO nash pravila i duznost je
owe konvencije, da i'll sc drzi.
Brat Mandich veil, da sc pro-
mjene u ovim tockama mogu
uciniti "a 10. Konvenciju". -.
Dakle, brate Grasha, kada
vi pozivate delegate dojduce
konvencije, da cim Sc kon-
vencija sluzbeno otvori da po-
ruse tocku osam zajednickih
pravila, pitam ia Vas, nije Ii
istina sto sam u pocetku O.
voga clanka naveo, a to jest,
da ste vi u tom pozivu ma
krsenje tocke zajednickih
pravila protupravilan, a kako
sam obecao da Gu to i do
kazati, ia tn svoju tvrdnju
eto sam podkrijepio sa valja-
MIN pravnim dokazima.
Prema gornjim izvodima u
sluzbenom zapisniku zadnj je
konvencije, sam brat 81. pred
sjednik proglasio je predlog
sa kojim Sc trazilo dokinuce
postojece. tocke pravila izvan
dnevnoga reda, i naglasio: da
Sc promjene u recenim tocka-
ma pravila mogu uciniti "a
desetu konvenciju. Nije niti
pokusao da sc trail tumace-
ME cd pravnoga savjetnika,
jer je on sam znao / vjerovao,
ia Je lSpraVan IL SVOJem tu-
macenju.
vi cete moguce povesti ar
gumente da je konvencija vr-
hovno tijelo i da moze raditi
sto hoce, / ia Sc slazem da
jest vrhovno tijelo, ali i kon.
vencija kao svaka druga in
stitucija mora da imade svo-
ia pravila prema kojima O.
predjeljuje svoj rad i poslo-
vanje. Ona i m a d e pravo
moe, da poprima move tocke
pravila "a buducnost organi-
zacije, ali njezina je duznost,
kao sto je i duznost svakoga
izbora, ako je tai nacin pro
BratSke Zaiednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
% PITANJU V0DSTYA K0NVENCIJE
N0Y0M D0kAU H. B. zAJEDNICE"

Pred kakovh pet tjedana zasao je nasem sluzbenom
glasu canak pod gonm naslovom ispod pera brata Mi
chae Grasha kojem clanku rasprava tock broj
zaednickh prava koa e tocka poprimlena ma zadnjoj
konvencij, prema kojo toc made da vodstvo kon-
vence to jest predsedatestvo tansvo konvencie bira
zedju delegate konvencje Moja je namjera da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

AAAAASAJu NSAS6oIo hOAAFSlASAJO'
mem ma razlaganje brata Ora.
she o tocki osam, docim c
drugom dijelu njegova clan.
ka koji Sc odnosi ma gradnju
novog donna iii ureda organi.
zacije, ne smatram "a sada
da sc osvrcem.
ia necu pokusati da u tan.
Cine zalazim u raspravu ko-
ju je potekao brat Grasha,
smatram da n ije potrebno,
vec Gu sa cinjenicama doka-
zati, da je njegov poziv ma
delegate, koji budu sacinja-
vail buducu konvenciju, da Sc
ponisti tocku osam zajednic-
kin pravila protupravilan,
njegova tvrdnja da ako Sc to
ne ucini, da &c Sc nepotrebno
baciti svotu cd dvadeset i pet
tisuca dolara, da nije tocna.
Kako sc je biralo vodstvo
konvencije u proslosti, da Ii
Sc je bilo islo napred sa tim
sistemom kada Sc je tai ma
Gin promjenuo, to S a d a ne
mijenja nista ma stvari, O
tomu nije vrijedno vremena
trositi.; Zadnja konvencija po-
primila je recenu tocku pra-
villa, duznost je buduce kon-
vencije da tn tocku postiva,
jer brat Grasha u svojem tu-
macenju nije nigdje naveo
tocku pravila, prema kojoj
buduca konvencija odmah ma
kon sto zapocne sa svojim ra-
dom, da ponistava tocku pra-
villa, koju je zadnja konven-
cija poprimila.
Da owe mole navode pod
krijepim sa pravilnoga i prav-
nickog gledista, i ako ia nj
sam pravnik, ia Gu navesti
sto bi mi rekli rukopipatelj-
ne dokaze, ma kojima baziram
svoju tv r d n j u, da je brat
Grasha u svojim navodima
protupravilan.
Evo zasto ma temelju
kakovih dokaza:
Ma konvenciji, koja Sc je
odrzala u gradu Gary godine
1882 podnesen je predlog da
sc glavnim odbornicima, koji
su tada imali pravo glasa, to
pravo dokine vet ma samoj
recenoj konvenciji. Jer je tu
poetojalo pitanje postojecih
pravila koja su tada bila u
krijeposti, recent sc je pred
log predao pravnom savjet-
niku, da on ispita pravilnost
i zakonitost recenoga pred
loga, i da svoj savjet iii svo-
je pronalaske podnese pred
konvenciju.
Savjet iii pronalazak prav-
noga savjetnika bio je, da
konvencija imade "a duznost
da vodi svoje poslovanje ma
temelju postojecih pr a villa
koja. su u krijeposti, a imade
moe, naravno, da mjenja bile
koju tocku pravila "a buduce
poslovanje / ravnanje, tako.
va &c pravila vrijediti i ma
dojdutoj konvenciji, sve dotle
dokle i'll buduca konvencija
ne promjeni "a buduce poslo.
vanje. I nakon takova tuna.
cenja, konvencija je proslije.
dila 50 svojim radon u smi.
slu postojecih pravila, koja
je poprimila konvencija, koja
Sc je odrzala tri godine ra.
nije.
Nije niti bilo potrebno da
made dozvoljavaju oval nacir
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04


A sada o vremenu j troS-
ku u vezi sa biranjem vod-
stva konvencije. Brat Grasha
maine tvrdi, ako Sc ne po-
nisti tocku osam zajednickih
pravila, ako sc bude biralo
vodstvo konvencije iznledju
delegate, da ce tai naein Ia
uzeti najmanje diva dana vre-
mena, i prema dnevnicama
delegate, da &c utrositi svo-
-jih dvadeset i pet tisuca do
lara zajednickog novca. Niti
u ovoj tvrdnji ia Sc ne mogu
sloziti sa bratom Grasha, jer
ne m o Z e m vjerovati da &c
Sc biranje vodstva konvencije
produljiti "a najmanje diva
dana. ia 81 ne mogu da "a
mislim ma cemu on bazira tn
svoju tyrdnju? Ne mo-
zem, il slijedecih razloga:
Gin glavni predsjednik o.
tvori konvenciju sa prigod-
MIN pozdravnim govorom, on
poziva tajnika Glavne Porote
da podnese izvjesce Glavne
Porote o svojem pronalasku
o punomocima delegate. To je
redoviti posao, i nakon sto
Porota dade izvjesce o pravo-
valjanim izabranim delegate
ma, prelazi Sc ma raspravu o
onim delegatima, protiv ko-
jih izbora je moguce stigao
kakov protest, a jer tih pro-
testa imade jako malo, i bli-
zu u swim slucajevima Glav-
ma Porota stvori svoj sud |
ist o g a podnasa pravovalja-
MIN delegatima ma odobre-
ME. Nakon je to svrseno,
tada 81. predsjednik izjavlju-
je, da sada konvencija sluz-
beno sa swim izabratim dele
gatima pocimlje sa svojim
radon, poziva brata CLAW
noga tajnika da procita ime-
ma svih prisutnih delegate.
A jer Sc odmah nakon pro-
citanih Delegate imade pro-
vesti izbor vodstva konven-
CHE, zasto Sc po nom mislje-
nju kod prozivanja delegate
nebi NINA o d m a h urucila
glasovnica "a izbor vodstva
konvencije. Glasovnice mogu
biti prazne bez imena kandi-
data, jer &c delegati imati
svaku priliku da kod pred
laganja predsjednistva i tai
nistva zabiljeze u svoju BIZ
ljeznicu imena kandidata, jer
i'll nece sviju skupa biti wise
cd dvanajst, a imati &c gla-
sovati samo "a sest, to jest
trojicu "a predsjedatelje, |
trojicu "a tajnistvo. Naravno
takovo prozivanje uzeti &c ne
koliko sati vremena wise cd
obicnoga prozivanja, ali Sc ma
tai nacin nece morati ponov-
no prozivati delegate djeliti
i'm glasovnice, sto je ma zad-
Moi konvenciji prema zapis-
niku uzelo sest pol sati vre-
mena.
Sa swim tim radon cd po-
cetka otvorenja konvencije,
pa dokle bude procitano ime
najzadnjega delegate, moglo
bi sc svrsiti cd jutra pa do
vecera, i nakon toga imeno-
vani suci idu ma brojenje gla-
sova, koje brojenje nece niti
blizu tako dugo potrajati kao
brojenje izbora uprave, jer
"a vodstvo konvencije citati
&c sc samo sest imena, docim
ma glasovnici "a izbor uprave
eitalo sc je cetrdeset imena,
jer imade toliko odbornika /
casnika svih skupa "a birati.
Prema svemu, ako ne bude
kakove izvanredne rasprave,
a koju ia ne predvidjam, SUI
ci bi bill cisto lahko gotovi
sa svojim radon istu vecer,
/ drugi dan u jutro preuzima
birano o vodstvo konvencije
svoju duznost.
Pa sve da sam ia u gor-
MEM pogresan, i da moguce
nece sve onako ici onim pu-
tenn kojega sam ia gore ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

ia VJeruJe da ce Izvrsnl Odbor ovu moJu preporuku
"a nadopunu pravila uhjuciti prava budutu
konvencju da &c delegat konvencU nadopunu
svojt Time &c dati dosojno mjesto zastupsva naSe
kanadskom canstvu gaYnoj upravi Zajednice koe
stupstvo nase cestito kanadsko canstvo zasluzuje.
Nje porebno niti spomenut, da je nase tanstvo Wei
landu pomno saslusalo mole razagane po
ma vaznom predmetu, to dokazaN ptanjina optoj
raspravi koja je nastala nakon mojeg govora.
Jedno cd prvih upita bio je, da Ii samo kanads dele
gait glasaju izbou kanadskh predstavnika Odgovor j
da cjelokupna deegacija gasa izborma samo nadpolo
cnom vecnom svh predanh pravovajanh glasova biran
su poedin elanovi Nadzonog Odbora Glavne Poroe,
"a peto mjesto Nadzornom Odboru petog cana Gav.
ne Porote mogu natjecati samo kanadsh delegati.
w Drug vrlo yazan up bio je postavljen to- da nam
davn zakoni dozvoavau oval nacn zbora lavne uprave
Odgovor to pitanje jest da zakon braske organza
cite pojednim drzavama America provincijama Ka.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
MARIETTA Concrete Wall Panels CIothe the
New Star Building in Elegant
and Lasting Beauty.

Arehfse Fovlkns kinsbUD end Sisnheus Washington C.
General Senrao The Cherries remPkins Co., Washington b. {.
SFUeivTal tnsinssrs Charles Leopold ensinsers ne
Philadelphia, Pu.
Mschoneol Engineer Jones ~ Gongwsr Washington o. C.
cernes Column Covers and Belt coV Eorey SUdos Royn Vs
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Big Giant Food Store
Sells Most Everything

Giant Food, Inc, win open
on May 10 a new store en-
ploying what company ofiicials
describe as a new concept In
merchandising.
The buyer In the store In
the new District Heights shop
ping center viii be able 10
purchase a large variety Of
clothing. household goods and
other items as well as food.
The company says the mer-
chandiSing system Is based on
the application OF supermarket
techniques 10 the sale Of nom
food items.
The housewife or her hus-
band will be able 10 buy CLOTH
ing as we'll as catsup under
the familiar practices OF self
service. no charge accounts, nc
deliveries. no telephone orders
and no "layaways." The COM
pany counts on this system
10 enable 1t 10 hold down
mark-ups and thus hold down
prices.
"Super-Giant" is the term
the company applies to the new
store. The center at Marlboro
pike and Seventy-second avenue
is known as the Great Eastern
Plaza Shopping Center. There
are other stores there. with
parking space 10 take care OF
about 5000 cars.
Large Investment
The new Super Giant
building. equipment, fixtures
and inventory-involves an in.
vestment Of close to SIG mil
lion. the company said. It ha;
disclosed plans for six Other
Super Giants and estimate:
the total investment will rur
TO more than $ll million.
Except for certain items the
new stores customers will picl
out the merchandise wanted al
in the case Of groceries. Many
articles of clothing. save fol
dresses on racks and such
things as trousers for men anc
skirts and Slacks for women
will be in transparent wrap
pings. The same is true fol
household linens, towels anc
the like.
Sets Of china and earthen-
ware will be exhibited or
shelves. After selecting the pat.
tern desired the customer pick!
up the dishes already packed
in a carton.
Not fitting into the super
market pattern of sales anc
hence not carried are such
things as furniture (except
summer furniture) shoes, majol
appliances and high fashion
clothing, although so feet oi
racks have been provided fol
dresses on hangers. A variety
of small appliances, ranging
from electric toasters to RECORD
players is carried.
Some Service Available
Where the customer will need
advice on a choice of merchan.
disc and the help of a sales.
man there will be service
counters. These will be pro.
vided for cameras, phonograpf
records, watches, jewelry
sports goods and the like.
The new store has $4,000
square feet of floor space. THAI
it is still primarily a food store
is shown by the fact $4,000
equare feet will be devoted tt
foods and 10000 square feet tC
the newly stocked items.
That the new merchandising
! is not just a spare-space anC
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Castle Retires
At Milk Industry
Foundation

Col. Benjamin F. Castle. ex-
ecutive vice president Of the
Milk Industry Foundation. re-
tired yesterday from that Or
ganization. but will remain ac-
tive as a Washington business
consultant.
Col. Castle is a West Point
graduate and taught President
Eisenhower at the United
States Military Academy. He
was president of the Milk In
dustry Foundation from 1910
to l946 when MIF was merged
with the international Associa-
ton Of Milk Dealers.
He then became executive di-
rector and In 1853 was named
executive vice president in
charge Of Federal affairs.
As q lieutenant colonel, he
was one Of the first Army
flyers in World War / and then
became Eastern European rep
resentative for Irving National
Bank. now Irving Trust Co. He
headed two Chicago firms be-
fore serving as vice president
and director of Administrative
& Research Corp.
He helped to organize the
West Point Society Of the Dis
trict and was its first president,
His only son, Brig. Gen. Fred
erick w. Castle, was awarded
the Congressional Medal of
Honor posthumously for lead
ing air attacks against Ger
many in the Battle Of the
Bulge. Castle Air Force Base
in California is named for the
son.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
BY WARREN BENNETT

nAe9NtaNNa EANas AA@ANtas "fa"A
NEW YORK. May l0.-The
corporate bond market milled
inconclusively 10 close lower on
balance this week. Govern
ment bonds continued 10 drift
lower In very light dealings,
Corporate trading dwindled.
Rails and industrials edged
higher on the AP index Of so
representative bonds but this
was more than counterbal-
anced by sharp declines suf-
fered by utilities and invest
ment quality issues. Foreign
dollar liens were steady.
Dealers said the market for
long-term bonds was very
"thin" and even a few selling
orders we're enough to cause o
dip In the price line. One ha-
son for investor caution is that
terms OF the TreaSury's June
refunding of SOS billion will
be announced late this month.
For the week. the Treasury's
7ias of 1868 gained 1882 at
Evening star., 1958-05-11
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-cotton
futures moved into higher ground
this week. Active futures contracts
on the New York Cotton Exchange
scored net advances Of so cents to
S215 . bale.
All but the current May delivery
made new life-of-contract highs.
Weather considerations Influenced
the market both ways. Reports and
forecasts of more rain in the belt
encouraeed buying Of futures. Pre-
dictions Of improvement in the weather
had bearish effect.
Some buying was prompted BY the
possibility that the 1858 loan rate
would be well above the guaranteed
minimum. Some selling resulted from
profit-taking.
The Governments final report on
the 1857 crop, showing an outturn
OF 1O,964 900 bales, was pretty much
what traders had expected.
Exports for the week ended Tues
Jay were estimated BY the New York
Cotton Exchange Service Bureau at
10000 bales against 10000 the
previous week and $4,000 in the
Ike 1887 week For the season through
MAY q. exports we're estimated at
4,4sS, 600 bales VS.. 6,l1O.00O last
Evening star., 1958-05-11
''' 'Mz.sz,5

sutmr Office and ut Roce Rd,
BRANCH OFFICES: sol
All st., Ten.
Box 5s NJ
Precost Concrete for Industry, Farm and Home
Evening star., 1958-05-11

spare-time sideline is indicated
by the eompany's statement
that specialists In buying and
merchandising the new lines
have joined the company 10
handle the business. The COM
pany said that manufacturers
have co-operated In producing
and packaging the merchandise
SO II can be handled on q self
service basis.
The customer will assemble
his purchases, whether food or
other merchandise, In one COM
modious shopping art, He will
not have TO go past two check
ing counters. A battery OF 10
checking lanes will handle all
check-outs.
Articles too bulky for the
shopping cart will be delivered
10 a pick up station and placed
In the customers car.
Plans Outlined
Plans for additional Super
Giants stand this way:
The present Giant store In
the Queenstown Shopping Gen.
ter at 300 Queens Chapel road,
Hyattsville. Md. is being
doubled in size. The new de-
partment will open there in
September.
Stores are being built at the
Annandale. Va. business CEN
ter and In the White Oak. Md
Shopping Center at New
Hampshire avenue and Coles
vile road. in Montgomery
County. They will open about
November /.
Initial steps have been taken
to build one at East West high
way and ColeSville road in
Silver Spring.
Work has started on the
sites of two more in Baltimore
The Super-Giant in District
Heights is served from the
company's big distribution CEN
ter-warehouse and of1ices-at
$500 Sheriff road, Landover,
Md. Built at a cost Of $4 mil
lion, this was opened last jan
uarY.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
m BUSINESS
Corporate, U. S. Bonds
DipAqoin DuringWeek

100 432 bid. but all other ma
jor issues were down. on 8i32
each we're the 3o-year 3ks at
l0l l6/32. the 40-year IS at
90 20i32 and the l2-year Is at
100 bid. The Victory 2las Of
December l972-67 slipped 2i32
at 95 1882. The 32-year 3las
we're steady at l06 4/32 bid.
The Federal Reserve Bank Of
Dallas dropped Friday 10 the
ia per cent discount rate. II
was the last Of II Federal Re-
serve district banks 10 aban-
don the old 2h per cent rate.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

The magnificent Stor building is tribute to the
world of journalism on achievement in modern
architecture. Washington may we'll be proud of this
addition TO its many beautiful structures
Here, too is another outstanding example of the
practical and complimentary use Of Marietta precost
concrete wall panels Their luxurious quortz oqqre-
eoe finish creotes peosont and inviting oppeoonce
And, by using Marietta concrete wall poneIs, struc-
turoI framing is simplifed . erection costs are
lowered floor space is gained
Architects engineers contractors or others interested
in building construction are invited to see the speed
and ease with which Marietta wall panels were in
stalled on this project
To get the complete story on the versatility economy
and beauty of Marietta concrete wall poneIs contact
your nearby Marietta office for information and
technical assistance.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
New DeuIership

Guy Steuart Motors, S040
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
Md. has been granted a Mer-
curry leadership. II was an
nounced by President Guy
Steuart II.
The company already has
dealerships for Edsel and Simca
cars.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Lights Help Flowers

MIAMI.-Electricity is i'm
proving the quality and output
in flower farming, one Of Flor
ida's up-and-coming young in
dustries. Lights are burned at
night to promote and regulate
growth and blooming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
Bakery Workers
Sue Rival Union

The American Bakery anc
Confectionery Workers Union
asked for a court order here
today giving 1t a share Of the
assets of a rival union.
In a complaint filed In
Federal District Court, the Abe
sought a share Of the assets Of
the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers International Union OF
America The Bow was ousted
in June from the AFL-CIC
following an investigation Of
alleged corruption in the Or
ganization by the Senate Labor
Rackets Committee.
The ABC asked that the
court order an accounting OF
the BOWS $2,80O,000 benefit
fund and other Bow assets
1t further requested that ABC
be given a share of the assets
commensurate with the size OF
the membership which left
Bow to join ABC. The COM
plant alleged that the bene-
f1t fund has become subject
to other uses then those for
which 1t was created.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
KING OR PAWN?
KING OR PAWN?
MoryIonder Labeled
Red Leads at Chess

BALTIMORE. April 20 tP),
"A man described by congress
sional probers as a Communist
ringleader In Maryland is well
on his way to becoming the
states chess champion.
Irving Handel was the only
player last night to win the
first four Of the scheduled
seven rounds of play for the
Maryland State open chess
championship.
The final rounds will be
played here next week end. Mr..
Handel lead a field of % other
players.
Mr.. Handel took the Fifth
Amendment 81 times while
testifying before a House I'M
American Activities Subcom-
mittee investigating Communist
activities in Maryland last May.
He was described by the sub
committee as q leader Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Communist Party in the State.
The tall 44-year-old former
New York resident was openly
hostile to the Congressional in
vestigators. but last night he
was completely at ease. Even
the flash Of a press photogra-
piers camera failed to dis
turb him.
Mr.. Kandel's participation in
the tourney had set off a Bit
ter dispute within the Mary
land Chess Federation, spon-
SCR Of the championship tourn-
ament. A move was reported
underway to reorganize the
federation into an association
of individuals rather than
clubs.
This would permit the fed
Grafton to drop an individual
member undesired by the ma
jority, rather than expel the
club to which the individual
belongs.
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where they took rides in the
boat with Mr.. Russell ano
other friends.
Russell Takes Car
About 2 am, the two cou.
Piles decided to come back To
Washington in the boat. Mr.
Russell drove Mr.. Buckner'S
car back to Washington.
About 8 am. Saturday. Mrs
Buckner's body was found Is
miles upriver, of Coles Point
Va. along with several life
jackets, seat cushions and
parts Of the boat.
Coast Guard helicopters. an
amphibious plane and a num-
Der Of private boats searched
the area all day Saturday for
bodies or wreckage. A Coast
Guard boat resumed the search
yesterday but was soon forced
to shore by rough weather. The
Coast Guard put out a i0-foot
patrol boat from Dahlgren, Va,
today to continue the search.
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Capitol Designer Says
Ala Violates Code

stands" he said in summarizing
the ALA official view.
He denied the ALA was criti-
cizing or condemning the arch
itectS who planned the east
front extension. But he said
the national organization be-
lieves altering the east front
would cause serious hurt to
many people because the struc-
ture has become such an in
delible part Of the American
scene.
Editors of the journal added
a footnote to the Harbeson let
ter. saying the ALA position
was not to be interpreted as de-
rogatory to the architects who
favor the extension.
Plans call for the front to
be extended 1914 feet beyond
the present eastern wall. The
design on the face Of the front
would be retained.