The people's voice., 1958-03-28

| because Warden Burrell would not
and the board had taken the matter
under advisement.
Thursday of last week the union
was back again.
1t was funny meeting. Not funny
HA! HA! But funny-peculiar.
Before Lewis Krainock, speaking
for the union, got started, Attorney
General Forrest Anderson asked him
to bring out some of the facts as to
conditions at the prison. Krainock.
slightly flabbergasted, said, 81 would
like to express my surprise from the
standpoint of a union contract that
I should be asked to educe the unrest
of the prison.. He said he thought
such a statement from him would be
''out of order" because the union
contract is not tied to prison policy
operations. He did say that the con-
tract assuring tenure and outlining
grievance procedures would siphon
off the electric every day tensions
and alleviate the hatred and fear now
existing among employees.
When Krainock would not go into
what the situation is at present at
the prison Anderson spent consider
able time reviewing it in an off-the-
record period.
Then he said he would go along
with the contract for the registrars
office but not for the guards.
Because he doesn't want to Cen
cumber" a new warden.
Union representatives said a union
contract would alleviate a new ward
ems problems.
The board did pass a motion giving
redress before the board for any en-
oloye slated to be removed or de-
noted. They would have a chance at
a hearing before the board.
But there the matter stands.
Following the meeting the union
representatives said the board had
avoided the greatest need at the
prison. They said there is explosive
political unrest among the guards.
Now l ask you-how does the
3oard of Examiners expect to keep
my semblance of peace and quiet in
IN institution rife with discomfort
md insecurity among the personnel
Who are supposed to maintain that
'eace and quiet?
Doesn't the Board of Examiners
Want to eliminate the politics among
he personnel?
Does ANYBODY want peace at
)eer Lodge?
In the "Women's World" portion
f the Washington. D. C. Sunday
TAR of March %, is a picture dis
lay of Republican women from Ohio
Tho were attending the 9th annual
epublican National Women's Con-
arence in the nations capitol. The
lctures were taken while they had
"a with Russia's Menshikov.
These women had requested their
William Ayers. to get
lem into some embassy while they
ere there, and according to the
TAR story he was turned down by
yery NATO country.
In desperation and anxious to please
S constituents he accepted for him
If and his guests, an invitation to
le Russian embassy for tea and
antics, such as Cognac and Bas
rmagnac Bard.
But getting the ladies into an En-
'ssy was only the beginning of Rep.
yers troubles, it seems.
The Republican ladies had a won
'rful time. They listened to Russian
abassy staff members speak on
lemocracy'' in Russia and according
the STAR story when they left the
a some of them were saying how
harming', "delightfuI' and sfthrill-
g" their visit had been. Some were
pressed by "sincere" mike" (Men-
lkov, to you and me).
And there was Rep. Ayers, follow
his ladies out of the Russian en-
ssy throwing his thinking gears
% motion and coming to the decision
at steps had to be taken that very
enlng for brain washing to "undo
IS brain washing they had received
ring the time thau bod FOO with