davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
MURPHY SATISFECHO DE
REUNION CON NASSER

Ell CAIRO, (UPI)-El enviado
especial del Departamento de Es-
tado, Robert Murphy, declare que
su reunion de anoche con ell Pre-
sidenle, Canal Abdel Nasser, de la
Republlca Arabe Unida "desde mi
punto de vista, fue muy satisfac-
toria."
Murphy dijo que SUI converse
cion de cuatro horas con Nasser,
fue "muy amplia, muy amistosa Y,
desde M punto de vista, muy sa-
tisfactoria La declaration fue he.
cha por Murphy, antes de partlr
para Adds Absba, capital de Etio-
pia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
v1ERNEs, 8 DE AGosro DE 1855

la ayuda prestada a Bolivia y ter.
mino diciendo, que Sc hacia com
pletamente responsible de los erro-
res cometidos por su gobierno.
Isl la magnitud de esos errores
manifesto a~fectaran ell man.
dato de quienes me eligieron con-
sidero, de acuerdo con mis- con-
welcomes, que ell unico canine po-
sible de r~eparacion es no seguir
%gobernando contra la voluntad del
pueblo"
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

estuerzos que esta hacienda ell
Brasil para aumentar su produc-
cion. n
"Este examen Sc hizo baio Ell
principle dice tambien la no.
ta- do que coda pals tiene sus
propios metodos de fomentar sus
recursos petroleros y aunque no
Sc lego a ninguna decision, Sc
acord6 que las discusiones con-
tinuen en- la misma atm6sfera de
cordialidad."
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
!.
: viene de la Quinta Pagina


Viene de la Quinta Pagina -
mente dichoso.
Esto es ash precisamente por-
que para ser feliz, es precise
conformarse y adaptarse. La uni
ca tilosofia es la de Sene-
ca; "querer ser feliz".
No quieren ser f%elices, no obs
tante, quienes echan lie culpa
de todas sus cuitas a que vi
ven en- Nueva York, sin pensar
que Ell escenario es mucho me-
nos importante que los persona
jes. Lo peor que a estas perso-
mas les ocurre es que no wien
con caracter de permanencia. vi
ven con un pie aqui y otro ALA.
Con su cuerpo AGA y corazon
ALA. Es decir, en- estado de pro-
visionalidad permanente.
Por ESQ mi consejo es que hay
que odecidirse. Aquf o ALI. A
quienes les guste los Estados
Unidos deben hacer de este pals
SUI hogan y verlo con simpatia.
ouienes por ell contrario, no Sc
encuentren aqui 4 gusto deben
marcharse 10 antes possible.
Los paises como las personas
nos son simpaticos o no, y es
inutil querer transformer I'm
sentimiento tan natural. Claro
que este no pasa de ser una OPT
MON particular.
PARA MINERVA
81 SUI ex novi0 a quien tanto
guerra listed Sc va q casar con
otra, 5que puede listed hacer?
Els muy mala idea que lie envie
un regalO y una tarjeta con un
pseud6nimo. Lo que debe hacer
es apartarse definitivamente de
SUI canine y no permitir que
esos desahogos sentimentales
compliquen la situaci6n. Oar a
entender a un hombre casado
que Sc lie quiere es un immense
peligro para QUEEN 10 hace, para
Ell y para su esposa. Olyidese de
FL de yerdad, delo por muerto.
ESQ IS 10 que debe hacer y 10
que mas lie convene.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
CRISIS
Viene de la Primera)

Solh renunciaria y, en- su lugar, Sc
deslgnaria I'm "gabinete provisio-
nal".
Entretanto los 14.300 soldados
norteamericanos Sc dedican a te-
reas de rutina, ell ultimo contin-
gente de tropas norteamericanas
nego hace tres dias. No Sc regis
tran incidentes, desde la muerte
DC un soldado la semana pasada,
uctima del fuego de los rebeldes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
del gobierno turco, Adnan Men
deres.
ASESINO FRANCES
FUE GUILLOTTNADO

TA1hAO VI VI
vier, de 20 amos de edad, escribi6
una carta a SUI madre, tom6 la CO.
munion y luego fue sacramento
a morir en- la g~uillotina por uno
de los mas horripilantes crimenes
cometidos en- Francia en- amos re-
cIentes.
Vivier y Jacques Sermeus, tam
bien de 20 amos de edad, fueron
condenados a muerte por asesinar
a una jovencita y a SUI novio, en- ell
parque de st. Cloud en- los subur-
bios del oeste de Paris.
Las vlctimas Nicole de Poue y
Joe Tarrage, fueron muertas a IT,
ros y robadas de 1900 frances
($3.50j, FL doble asesinato con-
movie a Paris.
Una de las dltimas preguntas he
chas hoy por Vivler fue: "SY que
paso con Sermeus?"
mo lie han olvldado," fue la res
puesta.
Lo que nc Sc lie dijo a vivier fue
que la vida de ,su companero ha-
bia sido sslvada por una apelaci6n.
La apelacion de Vivier fue recha-
zada a las 4:S0 Am. de aver. Mu-
rio al amanecer.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
MISION 30.
continuation de IN nag, 81.

Continuation de Ia pag. 81
historic de Relaciones Exte-
%riores, dice que ell reconocimien-
to Sc hasa en- ell hecho de que ell
nuevo gobierno. "ejerce plena
autorldad sobre TODD ell terrific
rio nacional y ha p%roclamado su
decision de cumplir todas las
obligaciones internacionales,
contrafdas por ell anterior 60.
bierno".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
CONJUNT0 DE
MAGGI ROUFF

Henos visto un conjunto crea-
do por Maggy Rouff, particu-
larmente fresco y vistoso. Sc ira.
ia de una combination : corsa-
rio" en- tela de algod6n blanca,
cuya parte alta forma un corpi-
no sin mangas hasta ras de gar
ganta y encima de la cual Sc lie
va una falda de la misma longi-
tud que ell pantal6n Gusto bajo
la rodilla), montada a I'm cintu-
ron delante. Esta falda Sc halla
confeccionada en- Ell mismo teji-
do de algodon blanco, pero es-
tampado con flores de dolores
muy vivos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
DEFENsA DE LA DEMOCRACIA

CARACAS, (SICo).-La Ca
mara de Concrete y varios gre
mics, 10 mismo que grupos de
intelectuales y politicos, entire
garon al gobierno un acuerdo
por medic del cual Sc unen pa
ra formar un comite permanent
te de defensa de la democracia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
ORIGINAL VESTIDO DE
PLAYA

Y Dubois ofrece otra idea de
atuendo para acompahar ell ira
je de bano en- la playa. Sc trata
de un vestido en- grueso algodon
liso, largo hasta mas abajo de la
rodilla y retenido en- ell talle por
medic de un gran bottom, exac-
tamente una concha marina, ST.
tuada a un lado. A partir de csc
bottom, la falda Sc abre hasta ell
bajo por un cierre de cremalle-
ra que permite regular la al
tura de la misma hasta la altura
que Sc desee.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS Pdu. 2
DANA
(Pasa a Ia PSgina -

dor y Ecuador, ayuda en- la bus
queda. I'm portavoz del Servicio de
Guardacostas dijo que un destaca-
mento de sus fuerzas pas6 dos me
e ALI ell ano pasado buscando q
Bartz y Hall, pero que NADIA Sc ha
sabido de los a~ventureros o del SUI
puesto tesoro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
CONTRABANDo DE GANADo

OO0s
CONTRABANDo DE GANADO
CARACAS, (SICo).-Segun
commissioners recibidas de San
Cristobal por Ell nuevo diario Ell
Independence en- los ultimos
dias han sido introducidos a We
nezuela por la region de Las De-
licias, Distrito Junin, Totes de
novilloS gordos que han sido lie
vados a sitios cercanos a la from
terra mientras Sc decide su desti-
60 que grandes agrupaciones de
no final. La misma fuente agre-
ganados han pasado tambien por
las regiones de Ragonvalia y Ell
Herran, del departamento de
Santander del Norte. Las mis-
mas fuentes critican 10 que la
man descuido de la frontera por
la guardia venezolana que, sin
embargo, ha logrado recoger mas
de 500 reses.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

Continuation de Ia P6gius 3,

"a de Is mil toneladas aunque
bien pueden aumentarse a So
900.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Immaculate Heart Trio:
Nun-Musicians Cut Record
. Album For College Benefit

Century Fox studio orchestra
before entering the Immaculate
Heart order.
The trio won recognition last
year on a concert tour of Cath.
Ollie colleges in the US.
It was during this tour that
Robert Myers, a capitol repre-.
sentative, heard them and sign.
ed the nuns to a contract.
Their first album, which
was released July II, is . per.
formanee Of Schubert Trio
No. z in Z flat major, Opus
1907.
Another tour is being arrang.
ed for next year and negotia.
tions are under way for them
to appear in New York's Town
Hall.
All proceeds from their
performances 90 to the I'm.
macvlate Heart College. II is
the aim Of the Sisters to win
recognition for the colleges
music department.
Sister Mark, the pianist, is
associate professor at the col.
lege, received her electorate
from Eastman School of Music,
University of Rochester. Sisters
Anthony and Denis, graduate
students at the University of
Southern California are super.
visors of elementary school mu.
sic for the order which teaches
in the West.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Mass OrdO-
LITURGY
OF The
w E E X
SUNDAY AUGUST 10
FEAST OF ST. LAWRENCE
AND eleventh SUNDAY
AFTER PENTEcosT

Elk ZEN 6SOoI
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
Prayer of the Eleventh Sunday
after Pentecost. Credo, Common
Preface.
MONDAY, AUGUST IL
COMMUNICATION OF SITS.
TIBURTIUS AND SUSANNA
MASS OF THE eleventh
SUNDAY AFTER
PENTEcoST
No Gloria, Second and Third
PRAYERS Tin Low Masses of SITS.
Tiburtius and Susanna and for
Peace, Common Preface. Green
VestmentS.
TUESDAY, AUGUST II
FEAST OF ST. CLARE
White vestments. Gloria, Sec.
ond Prayer lin Low Masses for
Peace, Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is
COMMUNICATION OF SITS.
HIPPoLYTUS AND cASSIAN
MASS AS ON MONDAY
Green vestments, no Gloria,
Second and Third Prayers Tin
Low Masses for SITS. Hippolytus
and Cassian and for Peace. Com.
mon Preface.
THURSDAY, AUGUST IA
VIGIL or THE ASSUMPTION
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY
Violet vestments, no Gloria,
Second and Third Prayers Tin
Low Masses Of st. Eusebius
and for Peace, Common Preface
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is
FEAST OF THE
OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY
White vestments, Gloria, Gre
do. Preface Of the Blessed Viz:
gin.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is j
FEAST OF ST. JOACHIM
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer Tin Low Masses fol-
Peace, no Credo, Common Pref
lace.
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nsr peace and Of . chance 10
work out ihs Great Design.
There she met . priest, to
whom at first she had only .
feeling Of revision, fhsn
attraction - ell because he
had something" that she did
not. And when she went TO
call on him, there was the
white light"
And so began the journey
to the Church, with the Aran
Isle priest recommending a
visit to the Farm Street
Church of the Jesuits in Lon
don. Instructions followed and
she was baptised in April of
1949.
MODERN AUGUSTINE?
The publishers in their
jacket blurb modestly admit
that lone would be rash to
say that Late Dawn is a con-
temporary counterpart to the
Confessions of st. Augustine"
but there follows a series of
reasons why it might not be
SO rash after all.
The fact is that This book is
Just one more horrible exam
pie Of The off-eneounfered
thesis that any conversion
story must BE- worth reading,
since conversion is, after all
A Good Thing. One gets from
this book absolutely no sense
Of The reality Of Elizabeth
vandon herself or Of her ex.
p~erienees.
The book is very badly
written, studded with the
slang of the 1905. This is a
very bad book and a sad come-
down from the usual level of
its publishers output.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Many Of today's Jazz music
ians have composed and per-
formed traditional music. Jazz
itself depends heavily on West
ern European music for its har-
monte construction. In "Jazz
Meets the Classics" both Mr..
Shearing and Father O'Connor
stress similarities between the
classics and Jazz.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Immaculate Heart Trio:

A new record album re.
leased by Capitol Records
Of Hollywood will probably
receive more than just
passing comment from
music critics.
The artists on this new re-
lease are three Sisters Of the
Immaculate Heart Of Mary,
who are also blood sisters.
besides being accomplished
musicians.
The nuns who are billed as the
Immaculate Heart Trio gave
their first concert since joining
the convent in 1949 as part of a
cultural series offered by the
Immaculate Heart College Mu-
sic department.
Sister M. Mark, pianist, Sister
M. Denis, viollnist, and Sister
M. Anthony, cellist-first play
ed as the Zeyen trio in Seattle
when Sr. Anthony was only five.
They won many prizes and
were heard by radio Audiences
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
St. James Parish Sets
Fete

st. James the Less Parish,
1852 Oakland Park Ave, will
hold a mortgage burning cere-
mony, Saturday, Aug. Is. The
event will be highlighted with a
dance with Bob Weber's orches-
ira playing from $3.50 to 11:3O
pm.
A solemn High Mass of thanks
giving will be offered at 8 a.
m, Sunday, Aug. II in the pa
IRISH church. All friends and for
mer parishioners are invited to
attend.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Man N44HH
This avtobiosrAphsr was
born, she tells Us, in IN Eng.
lish seaport town.. Of upper.
middle class parents. Her 10.
thsr WAS IN architect. speeial-
king in ths designing and
construction Of marine piers.
The author describes hsrs&lf
Is being happisst IS . child
when she was with her father
at his work, watkins the
length Of sform-swept piers
while he IsetUred her on the
reIsfien between the artists
mind end what II produced.
But the child's happiness
was short-lived, for the father
turned out to be a philander-
err. and left home for another
love. Though he subsequently
returned, the daughter was
never able to resume their
once-close relationship. More
important, she was led by this
experience to distrust all
men.
BAD START
Meanwhile, her mother was
attempting to rear her in q
sort of Victorian attitude to-
ward conventions and espe.
cially toward sex. Then she
met Doctor X", who was "a
to her IS, and who proceeded
to enlighten his new patient
about the irrationality Of re-
ligion, the non-existence of
conscience, and the glories Of
Freud. He also taught her how
to use morphia and kept her
supplied with it.
Within a short time she was
DR.. KS mistress. After near
ly three years the affair came
to an end when DR.. x mar
ried someone else. However,
they continued to see one an.
other occasionally, the reason,
on her part, being that he was
her only source Of supply for
the narcotic.
There followed a period of
classic dissipation, when the
raffish delights of wrinkles,
beer, and jellied cells" at
Southend-on-Sea altern t ed
with smart. trips to Paris
(palm-courts, pernod and the
Folies Bergere") and holidays
in Cannes and Monte Carlo. {
All this time, Elizabeth was
working as an artist, and her
first ~glimmerings of the idea
of God came in terms of a
Great Design, which became
IAN excuse for thinking beau
tiful thoughts" If you died
thinking beautiful thoughts,
her reasoning followed, you
would be absorbed into the
beauty of the Great Design.
The dsfinitivs turn came
when Elizabeth vandon went
to The wild, primitive Aran
Isles off the coast OF ireland,
in search Of some sort Of in.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

throughout the Northwest.
When the family moved to
Los Angeles, the two older
sisters entered the convent
and the trio was temporarily
broken up.
Sister Anthony, then still ir
high school, became a member
of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Orchestra, remaining as a cellist
for three seasons. Then she play
ed for one year in the 'Woth
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Summer
Theatre
Ratings

Moral ratings for current
stage productions in this area
are:
FOR ADULTS: Carousel, The
Desk Set, The Doctors Di-
lemma, The Matchmaker,
~ Natures Way, Time Limit.
PARTLY OBJECTIONABLE:
Kiss Me Kate.
COMPLETELY OBJECTION.
ABLE: Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

and at $50 pm. Fri
days.
Jam pianist and composer
George Shesrins and Father
Norman J. o'conner, esp,
Catholic Chaplain at Boston
University, show that . lover
Of the classics can find salts
faction in Jazz and that .
Jazz musician needs . basic
understanding Of the elements
in fhe classics before he can
create.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
of the Hour
DUUn'
BADLY Written
~ FIR. ID. Bernard Theull, O.S.B.

Elizabeth, vandon's Late Dawn (Sheed and Ward.
$500 is a story of conversion set in an English back.
onym, and we are not told, either by the author or
her publishers in the jacket blurb, any more than
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Compare With Classics:
Priest To Discuss
Jazz Over WOSU-TV

A jazz musician and a Catholic chaplain join fore
es in "Jazz Meets the Classics" a new National Educa.
ional Teleyision presentation which begins Monday
Aug. IL, at $3.50 pm. over station WOSJ-TV, Channel
"a. The programs will be repeated at 7:30 pm. Wed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
ACROSS THE HIGHEST MOUNTAINS AND THROUGH fAE

:. The spirit Of ST. Catherine Of Sisns pierced
the hearts the hearts Of SISTER LAURENCE
and SISTER BRiDcITTE. These siris Wish
to enter the Order Of St. Catherine o. Siena
Dominican Sistersl in Mosul, lrsq. They have
nsvsht to give but their lives . . they leek -
you for The $500 which each will nssd % pay
necessary expenses Of reviiiais training. Cen
you remain deaf to such IN ssppssI7 Ysv may
adopt one Of these chosen souls and nay the
lner convenient while voaSr Adsasahxar q. fh.s.xN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Near East. Before they can Be accepted and ordained 70 work
for Christ at the altar they must complete Z six yesr seminary
course 1t the PonfifieaI Greek College. The total cost for sseh
is $500. You can send the money in any manner eenvsnisnt
while your "son in Mary" studies and prepares himself fer
this great work. sAea
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Lovrdes, gives added meaning and depth
10 Her fessts. August rs will be the Feast
Of the Assumption /. what have you done
this year to show your love and loyalty 10
the Mother Of God? Here is . suggestion
-. why not adopt . boy snd/or : girl who
desires TO give . lifetime Of service to the
Mystical Body Of Christ and the Queen Of
Heaven. FRANCISCO and FIoRENzo wish
10 leave their homeIand 10 work in afha
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

From Lullaby Of Birdland"
to Beethoyen's Moonlight Son.
ata," Mr.. Shearing, Father o.
Connor and members of the
George Shearing Quintet lead
the viewer through an enlight.
ening and pleasant excursion
in Music.
Contrary TO popular opinion,
Father o'conner relates. the
blues need not always be vn-
happy or sad. They can be
light-hesrfed and still follow
the musical form Of fhs blues.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

YOUR WILL IS GODS WILL WHEN YOU MENTION HIM AND
HIS MISSIONS OF THE NEAR EAST IN YOUR LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT. 70 IT TO-DAY.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

If you haven't been reading
the want ads YOU have been los.
ing money. Resd s.em and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

EVERY FEAST OF MARY BRINGS JOY TO THE CHRISTIAN
:. and this year. fhe centenary Of our Mafherx arnarafiaus n
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

fSaSSs W. EePeaIe0s MS sxee1to0ey
smiled and went On - explain, ~ b
not The tiger who Is seins TO Msss, ~
course, but the poor psrishiensrs q
MvIIirinsad. The Catholic Church
nearest to Mvllirinsad is 1--WE and sas
half hours distant and 10 rsseh II she
people must walk through . Wild ses.
est and along Steep hills. During this
journey to Mass, il is no. vneemmem
to find The path blocked BY vile mi.
mails" There are nearly 500 csfhelies
in this Parish" Of Mvliirinssd and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08

Church Of their own. The total cost Including densisd Isbse
BY the peepie) will BE- 5000. Will you help 10 bring Christ -
the mountain fastnsss Of India?
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De p SEAS

money in any manner convenient while your 1dsuahts
|. preparing for her life Of servics in the Army or n
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
Did You Ever Meet A Tiger
On The Way To Mass?"

This Is the startling question Bishop Pofhsnsmvzhi Of Ksfhamsn.
Isasm india put to Us the ether day. "A tiger on ihs way -
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-08
GIVE TO WIN THE WORLD FOR CHRIST

MONEY IN THE BANK BRINGS PEACE or. MINE rms IN
Id saying -. and how true il is Money in MARYss BANK
, 1958-05-21

national agencies, will also be
placed before Commissioners.
Such projects include work on
Aided self-Help Housing, in
conjunction with the Interna-
tional Cooperation Admins
tration of the United States; a
survey of Agricultural Credit
Continued on page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
Grounding Here
Thwurted, Others
See More Winter

The grounding at the Zoo
failed to provide a clue yes
terday. but reports from Penn
sylvania indicate we are in
for six more weeks of rugged
winter weather.
An old superstition holds
that If a grounding comes out
of his hole on his day. Febru-
airy Q. and sees his shadow, bad
weather is certain. .
At the Zoo the grounding
was not permitted out. At two
Pennsylvania points, Punxsu-
tawney and Quarryville, where
residents make a tradition of
certifying the Grounding Day
belief, observers said the ami
NAL saw his shadow and
scurried back into the ground.
Twenty-degree temperatures
last night kept Saturdays snow
from melting here. but road
crews had cleared most pave
ments and travel was reported
smooth.
Clearer but continued cold
was the forecast for tonight
with a low again in the 20s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03
Change Autos
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Partly
cloudy today. Fair tonight. low
%. Cloudy and continued cold
tomorrow.
Virginia-Partly cloudy with
snow in the mountains today
and tonight. low 1920 in the
west and 20-25 in the east.
Partly cloudy and continued
cold tomorrow with snow in
the mountains.
Maryland - Partly cloudy
with with snow fiurries in the
west tonight and tomorrow.
low 1920 in the west and 20-25
in the east. High 1882 in the
west and 30-35 in the east
tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay--West to northwest
winds. 1925 miles per hour
today and tomorrow and 1918
miles per hour tonight. Visibil-
ity good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-03

was doing a disservice to the
unions members by insisting
on such stable pay raises that
postal clerks officials know are
unrealistic.
Mr.. Hallbeck replied that he
had a right to campaign for as
large a raise for postal workers
as he felt necessary. Following
the meeting with Mr.. Summer
field. the postal clerks executive
board showed their confidence
in Mr.. Hallbeck by adopting a
resolution calling for a $3.50 a
year postal employe pay raise.
Meanwhile. the House Civil
Service Committee meets
Thursday to schedule classified
and postal employee pay raise
legislation. Indications are the
hearing will be brief in order
to expedite pay legislation. The
Senate is due to act on the
pay bills in a week or two.
X 4 \ X
COMMITTEE SET-Despite
the requests of five or six mem
bers of the House Civil Service
Committee who wanted "out"
to get other committee assign
ments. there will only be one
change in the group. Repre-
sentative DELAY, Democrat of
New Jersey. replaces Repre-
sentative Santangello, Demo-
crat of New York. who went
to the Appropriations Com
mittee.
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STATE UNIT PRAISED
From Roll Call. Capitol Hills
Newspaper, comes this item:
Many Senate offices report
that the service they get from
the Passport and Visa Divi-
sions of the State Department