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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

FOR SALE, toeether or separately
and BALTIC. on Severn River: 1-yr
round 2-bedTm., 3-porch cottag.
with fireplace. 10 adj. lots.
summer cottage needing repair bu
directly on river with private beau
tiful sandy beach. lots right OF
sandy beach. Immediate posses,
sion. coMToIs, Box 1918, Or
S4-ACRE lot with 225-it. front.
age on Potomac. Easy committing
to d c. Restricted community
Water and elee available Owner
transferred. Priced to sell Cal
after 8, or Sat, Sun, XII s-35l4
MUST SELL BELOW COsT-Larg,
l1-rm: home. situated on II.
acre knoll overlooking Patuxent
River at Cape St Marys, IA mi
to Lexington Park; beaut. view
and plenty Of privacy; oil h.-w h
full bsmt,; Gear gar: yacht ba-
walking distance. si3.a5O; So 500
cash. OWNER, ewes. ia, $1,000
Mr.. WEST RIvER-Modern home
good location; school bus: liv. rm
kr i Sinett sooG hl 6s .SI Il. bats
Ian 'l siS'Soo nea! JOHN 3 f'T' SAF =
FORD, end Of 5th St, Dealt
Beach. Nd. Call University 7-347l
INTERESTING W ATERFR I
HOME, perfect for retirement
Living room, dining room, kitchen
bedroom and bath downstairs; 4
bedrooms. bath upstairs. 80 acres
Long waterfront. excellent boat
dock. Enormous shade trees One
Of the best values in Tidewstei
area: SEQ 800 CAPT. II. c. ROB-
lSoN. UsN tRet), Broker White
Stone. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

EAsTTRN pAY oF MAINLAND
p.s ooi "a s Ra. 81 s.I s'i snu sasdi:
fof dssp dSail boat Bsins rsdsco.
rated now, An unusual years round
retirement home for the propel
pergon on couple. 81 800 per year
snd anpelaimsht. b. and Nfs' y
,wshsLkY hntk M, fEgspeet riania'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

BLDG. lot, Annapolis, Md, sos
$50. Adjacent to country club
$3.50. LU. 2-0763 bet. 81 dur. wk
CALVERT COUNTY
Estate sale-3S wooded acres
over i,eOO-ft. water frontage, with
lovely 7-rm.. bath home with full
bsmt.. oil h-w.h, Truly beautiful
spot and an outstanding value
H. T. RANDOLPH. re. 6-46ss.
SEVERN RIVER, private eommu.
nifty; Broom and-bsth bungalow
large dormitory and screened
porches: 125-ft frontage on water
l60-ft pier. Ready for immed
VALENTINE CREEK. summer
cottage. completely. furn.: ~ IT, or
water; excellent boat anchorage
Price, s10,500.
LUCILLE HALL
BROWNSVILLE POST OFFICE, MD
VICTOR 0-24ll
HOMES. COTTAGES, FARMS or
and near water. We have large
selection avail at this time. Cal
and check our listines.
So MD. REALTY CO.
GE. a., 49,, e., a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Ideal for Refinement

Ideal for Retirement
You win want to live in this
Chesapeake Bay home for the rest
OF your life; 3 bedrms full bsmt.
spacious iiv. rm. with frepi.. mod
ern kit, . Ice. jalousied porches
with lovely bay view, So IT. on
water; aluminium storm windows:
OF. Dashboard heat; 2-car garage
beautiful trees and shrubs. Select
% miles from washington BY
OWNER; S22,5O0. Alpine 7-4231
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
DON'T BUY

Until you have seen this reaIly
f1ne home at Linstead on thu
Severn. This is. a new home on {
lovely waterfront lot with a beau.
tiful view across the Severn River
First floor; Living room. dininl
r rOOm snd fnf door det three snd bedrooms 9HSasi
and tile bath. Priced to sell al
builders cost. Call Mr.. Kuethe
IT.. SOuthfield 6-3S42, or Mr.
Bertram, SOuthileld 6-27s0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
FLORIDA PROPERTY

q ACnEs--saB down, $40 month
N miles from Miami. 4Hab,
ALTMAN 00e n. 4, az terri.
Miami, Fla.
fUNIA oQnDA-waterfront lot
On QUIZ Of Mexico, with boat clip
huxllhi NIno up-golng fast
JAMES CARR. Ex, 3-74OO'
LAkKw0oD PARK ESTATES, ria.
suburb Of Fort Pierce . lots on
poslte park, closf 70 lake. 10 min
from ocean eAcel. buy. IA. l-io0b
H0ME on fNvEsTMENT-Four 3
rem apss,; iuTni.hsd; ineem.
Contact MR@so' D. MAIN. 'p All
12b Dodse 81, Paiatka, Fla.
INDIAN LAKE .EsTATEs = chojci
SSos. 10. S-ooai' "n
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GENTLEMEN'S
All New WinteriZed

1AII 4NCW w HUI IACN
just completed; B bedrms,, bath
liy. rm.. din, rm,, kit. IL" porch
picture windows; large lot; schoo
bus two blocks; lovely view o.
miles Of the Chesapeake. Excel
lent terms.
RUBY DOWNS
Deaie. Md University 7-Sn31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

CHRIS-CRAFT, 2S-ft. cruiser Sc
dan; new-boat cond.: Chryslei
Crown 11b-h.p., run less than &c
hrs equipped to live on: sleeps 4
ship-to-shore, bottled gas and ..
burner stove. many other extras
$3.50. Can be seen at Alvir
Parks Tavern Deale,- Nd. Ash
for MR.. SHIPLEY's boat. Cal
after q pm. JU. 5-522S.
SELL OR TRADE 26-ft. cabin boat
Fiberglassed: value, 81 600; oper
to offers. DU. 5-915l.
I4-FT. OLD TOWN with 71a-h. D
motor and extras: $3.50 or besl
offer. Call 10. 5-0509.
left. RUNABOUT with i5-h, .
Eyinrude motor, remote controls
steering wheel, etc; perfect cond ]
must leave town, will sell for $3.50
cash, this week end only; can be
tried out at Hunting Towers
Marina, Alex, Va, from IL to. 3,
Call oV. 3-2s4S for information
or directions.
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LAKE BARcROFT-ons Of the
Meet v. ,ssInS. ss, Tsms ssps.
s y from s'I stree, % $50 N. d
cola. Va, fairview 5-bb7p, o.
write y D. HAAS, RID l. sssF-
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WATERFRONT pRoP. VITO.

WE WANT AN ALLsYEAR HOME
on 81 near waterfront NJ An'
mntlne. Boz l0O-x, star
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4 HANDY MANS DREAM 900
50. IT,, Gear gar, in bsmt., modify
for year round liv. or retirement;
lake priv, plenty OF land. under
$1,000, Manassas side Of Lake
Jackson, follow blue arrows, Syl-
vania Lodge
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BoATs
lcoNTlhUIpl

b0Af TnAILERs-oator. Pace.
maker. MaitsEeIaft. e different
SzsIkkh ssss o.. ave ~
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home. Al income properly, 4
hedrma,, baths, plus eueft house,
Klec. kit,i washer. fireplace
screened poFehes, new roof Ill-
neas forces saerihce talel III 600
IT, gs24o9a' IT, o-oSe7' FRAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

In the Vk9n1 Officer
month"; Interest charges and
b0IGnces 10 $500 and ItF monthly Famnada.
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UNUSUAL CHOICE WEST RIVER

UNUSUAL CHOICE WEST RIVER
Waterfront with ideal boat dock.
swimming pool, large terraces,
Cape Cod Rambler (2,190 50. IT'S
Z bedrms., 2 baths, radiant heat
exceptionally well equipped for
graeious living. PLUS . bedrms
and bath GUEST HOUSE. 2-car
gar, numerous attractive details
found only in custom-designed
homes. $4,000, excel. finan, avail.
Call UN. 7-4663 or see your broker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Club Calendar

American Legion auxiliary. zach
Garland chapter - Dlnncr meeting
for past members and guests Tues
day, March H. $50 j. N III Farm
vile High School Speaker. Mrs. j
K. Sheffield, department president
Of Victoria
Judith Randolph. OAR I'M Thurs
day, March 20, 3 D. m. with Mrs
Robert f. Withers. Program: Medi-
cine in Colonial Virginia, by Mrs. f,
r Crawford.
Slate Hill, OAR Wednesday
March ~, 8p. M, with Mrs Marvin
SchlePel, co-hostess. Mrs. Harry V.
Lancaster Speaker Mrs " E.
Smith, program, Berkeley
Nora Lancaster arden club-Tues-
day March 70 $50 p m. with Mrs.
Bruce Spencer Business meeting
and election Of officers. Exhibits. an
rangeiaents strcsslng simplicity.
Fire Department auxiliary - Ben
Gift card party. Wednesday, March
~, 8 p. m, at the Fire house. CAN
MIS-. Walter Sonthall or Mrs. Philip
Cav for rcserva tons.
4 a \ W. International relations
study group - Thursday. March 20.
3 p. m, at LongWood alumnae house
Leader Mrs. NJ. II. Blttinger.
Wayanoke Garden club - FRIDAY
$50 p m. with Miss Elizabeth Bur
ger, Mrs. James Hart. co-hostcss.
Exhibit, Garden Comes To Life.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Per sona( Menh;ou

Mrs, Charles F.. Touchton. OF
Dadc City. Fla. was the week end
guest of her aunt, Mrs. n. NJ. Gill.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd P White and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Judd spent Sunday in Keysvllle
with Mr. Whites father and family
Mrs. Plttman Amos is a patient
at JohnstonW Willis Hospital at Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morton we're
at Hamlet N c.. Sunday where
their daughter. Bertie, was one OF
. freshman students at the Ham
let H ospital School Of Nursing
capped for successful completion
Of six months training. The Gaping
exercise Was held al the First Bap-
tiet Church cf Hamlet Bcr'ic " a
1856 graduate at Farmvillc High
School
MISS Agnes Johns. daughter of
M. and Mrs r S Johns. Of Farm
Vile represented the Montreal Col
lege chapter Of Future Business
Leaders Of America at the North
Carolina state FBLA convention in
Ashevlllc March a. Is. Mss Johns.
junior is maioring IN business
administration
Easign Charles F Touchton. Jr..
U s Naval Reserve stationed at
Norfolk Was The week end guest Of
his amt Mrs n NJ Gil.
81 Christophors school students
IA Richmond Steve Martin. Frank
Organ. ana Billy D Sydnor. are
spcndine their sprih & vacations
with thcir parents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Garden Club Plans
oath Annual Daffodil
Show In Alexandria

The Garden Club Of Virginia n
oath annual daffodil show viii be
held at Belle Have Country Club.
Alexandria, April 10 and IT,
Each Of the organization Is dl
member clubs has It's own dalfodll
test chairman. With Mrs r Robert
Walker Of Martinsville. as state
test chairman The dalfodil chair
men may exhibit in tho club col
lection contest. in the names Of
their clubs.
Two classes are open 10 indi
vidnal members 81 the Garden Club
Of Virginia. and fourth is for
member clubs
One group Will be open to both
amateur and professional growers.
and another viii be open only to
amateurs Collection. trophy col
lection and arrangement classes
also are planned
All OF The classes al'c open t0
1lpAil IDA u ,. thttIit lVt
the group restricted 10 Garden Club
OF Virginia members.
Entries for ARRANGEMENTS w.ll wv
accepted IN the ordcs u which they
are received
Special noncompliance exhibits
from the Garden Club Of Virginia
daffodil test garden and prominent
/ commercial growers arc planned
III charge 81 arrangements arc
Mrs. +. Whitney Goodwin. Of Suf-
folk Garden Club Of Virginia press
dent, Mrs. Wyatt A Williams, III
Ora e. flower show chairman
Mrs Walker. and Mrs. Benjamin
S, killmaSter, Of Arlington, u
Mrs. Charles II Holden, Ji-. 81
Alexandria, show co-chalrmcn.
Mrs S Sydnor walden. Episco.
pal High School. Alexandria. N
chairman Of entries.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
AAUW Branch TO
Sponsor Showing
OF Show Boat

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Couple Celebrates
18th Anniversary

MI and Mrs. Raymond Phillips
entertained with open-house Sunday
afternoon celebrating their 25th we'd
ding anniversary.
Ont -of-toWn guests here for the oc-
caSlons were DR.. and Mrs. M. l..
Lacy, Of South Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy B. Phillips and son. Sydney
Bruce. Of Sandston: Mrs. Arthur
Taylor, Of Richmond, and Mrs.
Stephanie Pollard, of Meherrin.
Mrs. j. L. Gordon. Mrs. M. L.
Lacy, Mrs. John Shannon. Mrs.
Marshall Burger. Mrs. Charlie John
son. Mrs Jake Simpson. Mrs. New
tone Glenn. Mrs. T. J. Fulcher. Jr.,
Mrs. Jake Carter. Miss Edith Ann
Carter and Mrs. Aubrey Morrissctt
assisted.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Bopsters Help Burt
Celebrate Birthday

Burt Hamburg celebrated hS
Twelfth birthday Friday evening With
Z dance given by his mother Ms
B. Blanton Hanbury, al their home
on Third avenue.
Decorations followed The st. Pat
rick's Day theme.
The bop contest was won by
Judy Baldwin and Bobby Carter
Mrs Hamburg was assisted BY
Mrs W. j ellis. Jr and MIS-.
Emma Anthony
Mrs Mildred Lcake, Of Norfolk
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. T.
\. Hamburg. and Mr.. Hanbury
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18
Mrs. Horne Feted
At Friday Shower

Mrs. Robert Lee Hurt. Mrs.
Bobby Wllkerson and Mrs. c. H.
Newman. Jr.. entertained Friday
evening with a stork shower honor
ing ms. T. j. Horne. u. at the
hurt home on Second street.
Inc guests played bridge or ca
naS'a Miss Shirley Spencer won
nigh at bridge. with Mrs. H. c.
cunningham second The canasta
winners We're Mrs. r. S. Shana-
berger first. and Mrs Richard
Moore. second.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

Mental Diseases More Preudlent Than
Usually Realized, DR.. Smith Reports

AT its meeting March ) IN the
club house, Farmville Woman's
club heard an address by Or W F.
Smith on Christianity and mental
health
Dr.. Smith sad. Mental disease
is more prevalent than Is usually
really realized Over half Of The hos
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

w. Robert Anderson is now as
ISOLATED with Harris-Cook Motor
company
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner, and
children. spent the week end in
Scottsytlle with Mrs. Warmers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tap
Mrs. W, A. Chapman is the guest
OF her son. Fred Chapman. and
family, in Fredericksburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-18

Nm and MIS-. Ernest Charles
Nichols. Of Macon, announce the
engagement Of their daughter.
Nancy Lee. to Raymond Mlas Nc
Craeken, Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
McCracken. Of Powhatan.
a June wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
'Confederocy' Role
OF Lee Goes to Yankee
BY JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va,
June 7.-Gen. Robert E. Lee,
sub, is a Yankee.
At least, he will be when
THE Confederacy," Paul
Green's latest outdoor drama,
opens here July /.
The wide search to find a
man to portray the part of Lee
ended only after rehearsals had
begun. with the selection Of
Robert Stanton. a young actor
from way UP North in Wiscon-
sin.
A story about the hunt for a
perfect Lee appeared in The
Star April 81. 1t drew 500 APP
MISUNDERSTANDING one from
an Army colonel in the Penta-
gon.
The colonel said he would be
willing to apply for 80 days
leave to play the role. officials
OF THE Confederacy" said that
although the colonel didn't
quite fit the Lee part. they
would try to give him a minor
role.
Mr.. Stanton. who comes
from Appleton. Wis. is no
stranger to outdoor drama. For
two seasons he was narrator
for Mr.. Green's Wilderness
Road" staged at Beres, KY.
Mr.. Stanton also is no
stranger to the South. Wade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

Republican Senator Bridges OF
New Hampshire to strike out
q declaration of policy favoring
Joint action by the United
States and other nations to
help India.
The only major setback the
bill sustained during a week
of Senate debate was the elimi-
nation of the Kennedy amend
ment to give the President a
freer hand in extending nom
military help to satellite coun-
tries struggling to throw of
the Soviet domination.
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland won this fight, 43
to AZ, with Democrats accusing
the White House Of having
double crossed" supporters of
the amendment. The admin
istration was on record as
favoring the principle Of the
amendment, sponsored by
Senator Kennedy, Democrat of
Massachusetts, but did not in
sist that it be attached to the
foreign aid bill.
During the debate sup
porters of the amendment told
of rumors that the administra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Fort BeIvoir Club
Destroyed in Fire

The officers club on the north
post of Fort Belvoir was de-
stroyed by fire early today.
An Army spokesman said the
fire broke out about 2:45 am.
in the big frame building
known as Woodlawn Hall.
The blaze was fought for
several hours by firemen from
Fort Belvoir. but they were
unable to save any of the
building.
Woodlawn Hall served as the
officers dining quarters on the
north post and as a clubroom
and dance hall.
No estimate was Immediately
available Of the damage. No
one was hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
12HeId in Cubu
As 'Terrorists'

HAVANA, Cuba, June 7 (R
Police said today they hao
broken up a terrorist cell" ir
the Havana area by arrestine
IL persons accused of sub
versive activities.
Police last night found
machine guns, incendiary
bombs and dynamite, authori-
ties said. They said the IL
we're followers of former PreSi-
dent Carlos Prio Socarras.
Prio Socarras, VINO now
lives in Miami, has denied re-
peated accusations of foment-
ing rebellion against President
Fulgencio Batista.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
U. S. to Entertain
NATO Group
BY the Associated Press

Thirty-five members of par
lament from North Atlantic
Treaty countries will visit the
United States for a week be-
ginning Monday. the State De-
partment announced yesterday.
The visitors will go to the
Strategic Air Command head
quarters at Omaha, Nebr., and
Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo,
Tuesday and Wednesday. They
will visit headqarters of the
NATO Atlantic Command at
Norfolk beginning June IL and
come to Washington on June
Is for talks with members of
Congress and Government Of
f1cials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ling to come of" on his panel
because he did not have enough
field current to switch to flank
speed.
Mehrling said he thought he
heard come on" and turned
the rheostat TO bring power up
for ordered speed.
The mistake tripped circuit
breakers and cut of the
Stickleback's main power. She
plunged out Of control and then
Unexpectedly surfaced directly
in front Of the Silverstein. No
casualty resulted from the col
lision.
Officers on the board said
Mehrling would not be pun
ished for his mistake because
it was q technical error and
not EarelessneSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
Mcclellan Endorses
Moderate Labor Bill

oppose some of his own pro-
posals if they are pushed by
other Senators.
Senator Goldwater was the
lone dissenter when the Labor
Committee voted yesterday to
clear the bill. The formal re-
port will be filed Tuesday,
meeting Senator Kennedy's
pledge, and floor debate is ex-
pected to start soon thereafter.
Substitute Rejected
Before approving the bill. the
committee rejected Senator
Goldwater's substitute amend
ment, 8-5. He proposed,
among other things, to ban
secondary boycotts and to pro-
vide for referendums of union
members on major policies
Top LABOR leaders bitterly OPP
pose these regulations. Sena-
tor Goldwater intends to fight
for them on the floor.
The committee rejected sew
eral other stringent amend
ments yesterday, but did APP
prove some revisions to tighten
the bill. 1t voted to prohibit a
union from collecting fees for
unloading trucks at depots, to
bar officers from spending
union dues in union election
See LABOR, Page Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

would answer questions on his
views on atomic policies be-
fore the Senators who will con-
slider his nomination.
The appointee has wide bust
ness interests. some of which
have dealings with the Acc.
Senators Russell of Georgia
and Gore of Tennessee. both
Democrats, said Mr.. McCone
would have to dispose of such
interests to win confirmation
However, Senator Anderson
said he understood Mr.. McCone
already had disposed. of his
holdings in the Bethel Me- Cone
Corp, a Los Angeles engineer
ing firm which has been en-
gagged in the construction of
atomic power installations.
Has Defense Experience
While Mr.. McCone has had
no technical background in the
atomic field, Chairman Durham
of the Congressional Atomic
Energy Committee noted that
ne has had experience in de-
tense matters related to this
field.
The Los Angeles engineer was
a deputy to the Secretary of
Defense in 1913, and Under
secretary of the Air Force in
1901. A Republican, he is a
personal friend of the President
and represented Mr.. Eisen-
hover at the 80th birthday
observance in Rome Of Pope
Plus XII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ton was afraid that If it made
q fight for the satellite amend
ment conservative Republicans
would vote later to make deeper
cuts in foreign aid money.
AS it goes to conference, the
Senate version of the bill is
only 1929 million below the
Presidents request. and the
House version is 1899 million
under the budget estimate.
This means the conferees have
a difference of only $40 mil
lion to adjust.
But whatever figure is agreed
on, will be only a ceiling, and
could be cut substantially in
the separate foreign aid ap-
preparation bill, which must
follow. an that bill the admin
istration will ask for $644 mill
lion that was authorized last
year, along with the So billion
of new authorization, which
would make an overall foreign
aid program of nearly 1871
billion.
But most observers expect
the opponents of foreign aid to
Continued on Page AT, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
BY LEE M. COIN
[ ar staf Writer

Senats McClellan'S indorse-
ment h, ! given a big boost to
chances for passage of the mod
crate union reform bill approved
by the Senate Labor Commit
tee.
Conversely, the Arkansas
Democrats statement last night
torpedoed efforts by some of his
fellow conservatives to tougher
the legislation through amend
ments on the Senate floor.
AS chairman of the Senate
Rackets Committee, Senator
cClellan probably can steer
a lot of votes to the middle Of
the roadway from the ex-
tremes of very mild or very
stern legislation to curb the
union corruption his investiga-
ton has disclosed.
Shortly after meoderates
pushed their bill through the
! Senate Labor Committee yes
terday on a 12-l vote, Sen
ator Mcclellan announced: II
can now support it"
Measure frightened
He noted that his negotia-
lions with Senator Kennedy,
Democrat, of Massachusetts,,
had led the committee to ac-
cept several proposals to tighten
the measure - although SEN
ator Goldwater, Republican OF
Arizona, still brands it "a
| panty-waist bill"
THE bill, of course. does not
cover all areas in which legis-
lation is needed" Senator Nc
Clellan said. But an effort to
enact everything needed at this
session of Congress. in my
judgment. would result in the
enactment of nothing"
He thus dropped for the time
being several key points of his
own stringent bill to regulate
unions. At the same time he
committed himself as a prac-
tical politician to use his in
f1uence against sweepin 6
amendments which Senator
Goldwater and Minority Leader
Knowland. Republican of CAL
ifornia. plan to offer in floor
debate. He presumably will
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SoiIor Testifies Error
Caused Sub to Sink

HONOLULU, June 7 pa
misunderstanding spelled dis
aster for the submarine Sickle
back. a sailor testified today.
First Glass Electricians Mate
Robert B. Mehrling told a Navy
board Of inquiry ne caused the
fatal power failure on the
Stickleback by turning a rheo-
stat the wrong way.
The Stickleback sank of
Oahu May % after being RAM
med by the destroyer escort
Silverstein.
Mehrling was at the controls
with William L. Lehmbeck. an
other first class electrician's
mate, when the SUBS skipper
ordered flank speed.
Lehynbeck said he told Mehr-
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MENTAL WARD
GETS REPAIRS
AFTER ESCAPES
A minor oversight during

A minor oversight during
the installation Of security
screens in the District
General Hospitals new
psychiatric building per-
mitted three prisoners to
escape last week.
The District Department
Of Building and Grounds
reported that several
screws were missing from
the locking bars Of the
wire mesh screens. They
were forgotten by the
building contractor.
Every window has now
been checked and screws
installed in two instances
in the maximum security
ward on the fifth floor.
The escapes were recap
tured.