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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Abilene

Rev J S King preached fae
sermon At Beulah Methodist Church
Sunday This Vas HIS last sermon
there as he leaves this week for
another charge at Blackstone W.
are sorry to give up Rex KING aad
family but We wish for them tie
best Of luck in their new place
Mrs Mabel w Baker 81 Florida.
and daughter. Mrs F'ulmcr Baker
castleberrY and bet tWo liitla
daughters Of Charlotte n C.. arc
visiting Mrs Vival BaRbY They
have also visited Mrs. Marl Keiser.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Franklin
MIS- Richard Shrek. Mrs. Chan
Harvey and Mrs. Emma Baker 81
Pamplin and MIS- Sam Anderson.
Of AppomattoX They plan u eo to
Lynchburg 70 visit MIS- Nen Dum-
mond
Nh and Ms Donald VI Mac
Afee and Donna have Stayed 4 WAX
with her mother MRS Flolinr
Bagby Mrs Bagbv accompanied
hem home to Alexandria 70 vist
her daughter Mrs. II All Young
and brother Sam NJ Fr8nkhn OF
Washington p & she als5 visited
her son. J benjamin. Baeby Of
Westminster. Nd
Mr. and Mrs Rowland Fiarkle-
road and three sons Of Norfolk.
have bought MRS Lillian Coyme
tons farm and have moved I'm
Nj and MS Warner Ward aad
children Of Craigsville. and Nib
and Ms Melvin Anderson. Of War
wick were recent guests IT their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Murl Keiser
Murl Keiser and HIS daughter
Miss Beverley Ann Kelser arc
spending some time III Colorado
Mr. and Ms David Nelson. Of
TT Riley Kans. Are visiting
his parents, Mn and Mrs r. G
Nelson. this week
Mr. and MIS- Herman Nelson
spent Sunday with her relatives att
Piney River.
MI. ana Mrs cav Nelson aad
children. Micky and Bonnie. Of VIC
toria. are visiting Mt ana MIS-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Ballsville

Mrs W G Face Of Evncb5ure
spent the week eDd wth hf9 par-
ents dr and Mrs W. c Neither
Land Sunday Guests we're WV aud
Nlrs W e Netherlaad If Rich
mond
VISITING I L, TfmbeGakc Sun.
day were Mr. and Mrs II A
Saunders and daughter Ann Doue.
ias. Of Snithfield, Mr. aid Mrs.
r G West and Betty West. and
Mr. and Mrs Max Timberlake and
family. Of Powhatan: MIR and Mrs.
Y L Timherlake, III. ard sons
and Mr and Mrs j K Alvia and
DAUGHTER Lucy Ann of warsaw
Mr. and Mrs, Avis viii remain for
4 visit Miss Anne Tmberlake, Of
Richmond spent the week end.
Sunday dinner guests Ill the D.
r. and c f Brown home were
MIR and MIS- f. L. Tompson. Of
Hot Springs. Mrs J, L. Collins and
daughter, Nancy Lee. Of White
Sulphur Springs. W. va. MIR. and
Mrs ". j Hurt and Martha. Other
visitors were George Walton and
! H r Parker '
Mrs II II Hurt and Lncy Page
Hurt visited Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
Johnson in Farnaville Saturday
Scottie AZ Music Camp
scoftie walton left Monday to
rnend week at music camp al
MassaneHa SPRINGS.
Wallace Garrett. Of Richmond
spent the week end with his par
eats. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Laws and
children, Of Norfolk and Mrs. Jcs-
sic Boisseau, Of Colonial Heights
are visiting Mrs. AGNES LAW.
Vacation Bible School opened
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

VIVA were recognized and took
part on the program The GA
girls sang. Everyone enjoyed the
cold drinks. cookies. nuts and they
We're especially refreshing On that
hot night
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Garnctt
spent Sunday IN Charlottesville with
their son wilson and family The
rest Of the children and Miss 10
Rlanton were also there
Miss Mary Bruce visited Mrs
John CLARK Sunday afternoon
Farmvilc Rouiccr
Linda sue RroWn Of Farlnvlle
has been sfavinp with her aunt.
MIS-. Robert Jenkins and attending
Bible School 1T Sharon She was
\ holmcer and added much ID the
pleasure and life Of her group. She
WaS sinrine birdie song AZ CON
mencnncnt and when asked 70 sing
another her response was. mo, but
I NJ p"' aaa NY. ! j. pr.e, ana
htert Of craiasville spent
Fathers pay wiih M and Mrs
+ J Smith Mrs Price and Paula
renamed for thc week Camille
Grafton of Norfolk and Martha
Ann Little d WARMER, also Az
iived at their second home The
extent of then visit With their
grandparents Is indefinite
Country HOLIDAY
The lolnscs arc haying 4 s.ax
eood time this week Mr. Louis IL
hone mn several davs before leav-
NV for Caracas. Venezuela Mrs.
Louis siStcr Mrs Harry Hansen
MI Hansen and Their three chl-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

drcn from Albuquerque, N MI, are
I visiting them The little cousins
from the city are getting a great
thrill indulging in the novelty of
country life The ncighbors looked
out early Monday morning to see
Daddy Louis going to the railroad
station driving his tractor and
wagon with the whole bunch OF
merry children piled on top It was
no hayridc but a ride on the
fleecy clouds Of the wool from the
backs 81 their own sheep
Jerry Meek. the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Meek left Wednesday for
Texas where he Will enter mill
tary training
Mrs. Charlie Gates and Betty Jo
left Monday morning for week
With Mr. and Mrs Norman Yancey
and family, Of Norfolk
Lewis Armisfead and sons Lewis
Jr Charles ana Willie Bradshaw
were Sunday dinner gnest of Nh
and Mrs Joe Farley 81 Rice
CAROLYN Gates scent the day FIJI
dav With Sarah Gillian.
Mr. and Mrs Alec Parker and
lhcr scn, James Walter. thc pro
fessor Of speech and drama al
Converse College, s & spent Sun
day IN the home q Ms Parker :
brother inlaw and sister, MI And
Mrs Robert jenkins They attended
the Vacation Bible School com
mencement AZ Sharon and VIZ feel
SIRE Prof Parker gained few
helpful points from our begin
ners who gave fine demonsgra
ton IL self expression.
Remember What Is beautiful X
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

There were ~ hospital patient
Thursday morning

There were "a hospital patients
Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs BERTHE Lawson. Hampden-
sydney c NJ Tanner, IN Roa
noke. william Dickofson Farm
Vile, Mrs NJ b Covingt0n. Fam
vile; Mrs J w Ramsey Farm
vile. Robert Motley. IA mViIlc
Miss Carolyn Finchim. Farmvlle
w b Wlkerson. Kcnbridae. Mrs
E " Stewart, Crewe Mrs n WI.
Rhodes. Chase CIV waiter Um-
holN. Crewe Mss Lena Christ.
man Crcwe, Mrs Louise Rndd,
Fa mville. MISS Lynne Nelson NO
toria Miss VALERIE Mason VIZ
toria MS ! II Lanaiev Victoria
Mrs { II Jamcgsou, p ospect. aad
Col II S Barrett fnmvillc
Births
Mr. and Mrs r M MAYS Faml-
vile. BOY, June Is
Mr. and MIS- I m Hackney
FarmyAle boy. June Is
Mr. and Mrs II II Martin
FaTmwlle mrl Jane w
Mar and Mra I s Rsaa.in-
Chase civ YIN Juae w
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Sandy River

Sandy River
THO Vacation Bible School Of
Sharon closed Friday with com
mencement Sunday morning
which was a credit TO any church
and community Mrs c L. Jones.
the principal again proved an ex
cellent leader and organizer
The SUPERINTENDENT Of the diff
iefent department and the many
helpers we're all loyal and co
operative The children were
happy The knowledge gained as
founding and their hard work IN
usual There was an enrolment Of
53 and an average attendance Of
s. The Juniors and Primaries each
MAO 100 pcf cent present for the
week Drinks were served daily
amt cookies donated On several oc-
casions It was a wonderful week,
Weli spent N exploring the Bible
studying God As our Father and
Jesus ON helper ana friend
MIS- Frank Hartman her datigh
w. Patricia ana httle Grand
dauehter planne spent Thursday
afternoon Ana nl&ht WITH hcr
mother iH The home Of Nj and
Nas tranE ErHcH Very early Fri
day no'anne MfS Bruce felt q
nidge ana punch from hcr sister
4reiha hcf r. eei up Dreamily Mrs
Y rnce drove hef to 'he inex
taHstislo strawberry patch q WI
llr bradshaw AAer catherine nine
quarts Mr. Rruc Was awake and
seeing rcd tut only ~ Iuclous Good
ness
Leaves n Scc >on
Mts Irana lFnn returned FRIDAY
AFTERNOON Al ieaNe aeah Saturday
9of Wlnstotsalem There ne viii
lain ter son Who has been ~ ST.
Rfce overseas Whom shc has not
seen Tor fiEc years
haFles Armstrad had TIC
l1Mof Royal Ambassadors meet
N!ih Dup halSNaV MP hiS nlh''
hr'hdaN ALTHOUGH be claimed he
waS rot efiehrafpR VIVA \ party
fti ft WaS thai hfldaF caKc ahd
~ f4tt fNf4 hfatr 4.I ithtsf
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Carol McLane, Richard Me,
hama, Irving Paul and Larry
Yasmer.
And winning honors for ex.
cellent scholarship in both
regular and weekday ses-
sions were Lawrence CoStin,
Susan Feldman, Diane Gore,
Steven Hausman, Diane
Jacobs, Russell Jacobs, JEFF
frey Kagan, Michael Lesson,
Barry Katz, Richard Mogy,
Joel Muir, Jeffrey Pfeffer,
Barbara Roth, Mark Shen-
field and Henry Tanz.
THE FOLLOWING stu
dents received honorS for eX-
cellent scholarship and per-
feet attendance in regular
sessions: Grade s. Andrew
Alderman, Russell Bloom,
Miriam Fox, Paula Gender,
Arnold Kleinerman, Steven
Krainess, Larry Novak, Don
aid Oppenheim, Ronald Paul,
Keith Shein, Nancy Shenka-
row and Douglas Wilson.
Grade 4 Daniel Bender,
Sandra Bloom, Kathy Fair
berg, Paul Kahn, Bruce Kaye,
Ellen Kleinerman, Gerry Kre-
witt, Bonnie Krigstein, Gloria
Litvin, Steven P e ter on, ,
Wayne Powell, Linda Rosen,
Jane Sherman and Paul
Tuchman. Grade 5-Mitchell
Dorson, Steven Gendle r,
Michael Hart, Susan Klafter,
Gloria Levine, David Nix,
Sandra Plotkin, Mark Ross,
Evelyn Scott, Ellen Shenka-
row, and Jerold Strauss.
Grade 6-Toni Ames, Cor
inne Gordon, Rhoda Haber-
man, Daniel Heirshberg, Deb
ra Herman, David Kaplan,
Ilyce Oppenheim, David Ru-
ben, Phyllis Ullman and Lor-
en- Young. Grade II Heidi
Joyce Blumenthal,
Paula Deitel, Susan Green
berg, Maryann Ingber, Gregg
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
;ChonUkoh Porfy

Rishona Pioneer Women
and the Workmen's Circle
will hold a joint Chanukah
party Dec. 13 at 8 pm. at
the Center.
A Yiddish play, "The World
to Come, by Sholom Aleic-
hem will be presented by
Workmen's Circle members.
Additional entertainments will
be offered by Frances Smith
Cohen, Gayle Goodman and
Howard Frederick. Refresh
ments will be served and
there will be dancing later
in the evening.
The public is invited.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
S16,000,000 trade agreement
between Israel and Finland
was signed here. Israel will
buy from Finland wood pulp
products and will sell to the
European country citrus s
fruit, tires and textiles. Is
rael bought $8,500,000 worth
of Finnish goods in 1888
and exported to Finland only
So, 100000 of its own products.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Moishe Oysher
Dies In NJ. Y.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y
Moishe Oysher, 81, world re-
noWned cantor, died last week
here of a coronary ailment.
Cantor Oysher had won re-
noWn as a composer of mu-
sic and also as a movie actor
He recently made several re-
cordings of holiday music.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Six Students At Temple
Winners Of Top Honors

Six students top honors for the first quarter of the
religious school of Temple EMANUEL
Winning honorS for both excellent scholarship and per-
feet attendance for the entire 8ee period in both regular
and weekday classes Barbara Costin Philip Klafer
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Center
Highights
CHANUKAH PARTIES

highlight activities at the
Center these days.
Members of the Golden
Age Club held their Chan
ukah party Dec. II with a
latke party and Israeli dances
directed by Camille Bersu.
Making the latkes were Mrs.
GuSsie Wood, Mrs. Anna
Rosen, Mrs. Raum, Mildred
Kane and Minnie GoldStein.
The program featured Chan
ukah readings by Sol Rosen,
blum, Mrs. jeanette Kaplan
and l. CoSSer.
A SPECIAL children'S pro.
gram marking Chanukah will
be held Sunday, Dec. IA from
2-4:30 at the Center. Games,
special activities and refresh.
ments are planned. Children
Gil years are invited. Ad.
mission is 10 cents.
And the TWeenS (ageS 11-14)
will have a Chanukah party
Saturday Dec. 13 from $40
pm. at the Center with Speci-
al refreshments, social activi-
ties and some very exciting
programs. Skirts and slacks
are the order of apparel for
the affair. Admission is 10
cents.
MILTON FRANK, assist.
ant executive director of the
Center, recently was invited
to meet with parents of the
Albuquerque Jewish group
to aid them in setting up a
Center program there.
SEVENTY-EIGHT young
sters have signed up for the
Center's Biddy Basketball
League. Captains of the
teams are Stan Deutsch, Blue
Devils; Ken Ford, Tucson
Wildcats; Bruce AmSter, Min
iature Wildcats and Steve
Silver, Pirates.
There are still some open
ings on league teams.
GIRL SCOUTS-By way of
adding to youth activities, the
Center now is in the process
of forming an intermediate
Girl Scout troop. The age
range is 1914. An experienced
leader and ample meeting
facilities already are avail
able.
An organizational meeting
is planned Sunday, Dec. IA at
$3.50 pm. at the Center and
interested girls and parents
are invited to attend.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Milberg, Sandra Shein, Shar-
on Weiss, and Ira West.
Grade S-Michelle Gruchik,
John Klensin, Jo-Ann Selma
dig, Ilene TanZ and Mitchell
Tuchman. Grade g Barry
Ames, Bruce Blumenthal, Jer-
rold Cohen, Peter Friedman,
Carol Goldbaum, Celia Gold
man, Lawrence Ingber, Karen
Jacobson, Kenneth Krane and
Lenore Milberg. Grade 10
Betty Bilgray, Sherry Score
and Bronnie Tuchman.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

NEW YORK, GTA)-Josh-
ua Kaminsky, noted author
of Jewish books for children
and editor of "Kinder lei
tung," monthly children's
magazine published by the
educational department of the
Workmen's Circle, largest
Jewish fraternal order, died
here Dec. 10. He was IS years
old.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
County Feels Effect
Of Severe Cold Spell

Although winter will not official
ly arrive until December q. resi-
dents of Garrett county are feel
ing the effects of severe cold
spell
Below zero readings have been
experienced in the area for the
past several mornings. with the
three below zero reading being the
lowest of the week for Oakland.
However, at Big Savage mountain
it was seven degrees below zero
Tuesday for the coolest reading of
the week. The high reading We'd
nesday was II degrees.
The mercury lowered around the
zero mark this morning but there
were indications that the cold
wave was over The county has
about three and One-half inches of
snow. Most roads were reported
clear and there was no difficulty
in travelling.
Below zero readings in this area
prior to the first of the year are
considered unusual. Thus far Oak
land and Garrett county have es-
capped the record snowfall that has
piled as much as five feet in GER
tain areas in New York state with
drifts piling up to twenty feet and
| over.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
DIED
RALPH w. AuLT

Ralph Wilbur Ault aged 43, of
Accident, died suddenly Sunday.
December T. while at work in Win
chester, Va, where he was pres
emily employed by the Allegheny
Freight Lines.
Born at Accident he was q son
of Earl and Fannie Broadwater
Ault He was a member of St.
Paul's Lutheran church at Acct
dent and the International Brother
hood of Transfers.
He was formerly employed by
Sanders Motor Freight in Oakland.
He is survived by his parents.
his widow. Mrs. Helen Miller Ault:
five daughters, Lorna. Gladys and
Patricia, all at home; Mrs. Audrey
Smith. Accident; Mrs. Janet Camp
bell Cleveland. o.. two brothers,
Roger, Bladensburg; and Allan
Ault, Baltimore; a sister Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
n E W S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

Books have been given during
the past two weeks in memory of
Mrs. C. w. Englander, Mrs Will
liam Glotfclty, NJ. F. White, and
william Webb Dewitt.
Books have been presented to
the library by the Bittinger Home
makers club. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
NaylOr, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Law
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Law
renee. Mr. and Mrs Earl Zepp, Mr.
and Mrs. f. Ray Jones, Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

Ruth Gates, LaVale. and three
grandchildren.
The body was at the Minnich
Funeral home in Oakland until
noon Tuesday when it was taken
to St Paul's Lutheran church at
Accident. Funeral services we're
conducted at 2 p. m, with Rev.
William f. Carlson, officiating. In
terment was in the church ceme-
terry Pallbearers were Charles
Strauss, Paul Miller, Mitchell Rush,
Robert Resi-, Ralph Kelso, and
Ernest Bethel.
The family requested that
flowers be omitted and contri-
buttons be made to the Tressler
Orphanage in Pennsylvania and
the Oestcrlen Orphanage in Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
Is Nurse Of The Year

Ruth B. Smith, 4 nursing gradu-
ate Of St. Mary's hospital in Clarls-
burg, w. Va, was named nurse OF
the year at Alexandria hospital in
Alexandria, Va. few days ago.
She has been evening nursing
supervisor at the Alexandria hos
pital for ten years. Miss Smith, a
native of Mt. Lake Park, was a
member Of the ST. Mary's nursing
staff in Clark3burg for several
years
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
MRS. SARAH WILSON

Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson, aged 49,
died Saturday. December 6, at
the home OF her son, Keim Will
son, in Davis, w. Va.
Born at Oakland she was a
daughter of the late Nicholas and
Anna Gray Paugh and was a
member of the Elk Garden Metho-
dist church.
Also surviving are three daugh-
tiers, Mrs Thomas Savers, Bridge
port w. Va; Mrs. b. M. Duck
worth, McCoole; Mrs. Ernest Cove
dich Glenville. w. Va; a half
sister, Mrs. Mary Harmon, Acct
dent; 10 grandchildren and IA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

Mrs. w. Robert Nethken. |. ~ Ha-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Echard,
Claudia Trcssler Ethel Lohr, Len
ora Lantz, Myrtle Durben. Marjorie
Friend, the Edward Smouse family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles V. Engelbach,
and Capt. and Mrs. William Treacy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

Secretary Dulles said free Asia
was doomed if U. S. recognized
Communist China.
U. S. and Britain obtained Rus
sia's promise to cooperate in con-
troll for Attest ban.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11
INFANT DEATH


Karen Lou Hoffman. thirteen
months old daughter Of Jasup and
Nancy Flanagan Hoffman, died Sat
urday in Walter Reed hospital in
Washington, d. c. The parents
we're former residents of Cor
mania
The child was born in Anchor
age. Alaska. where her father is
stationed with the air force.
Surviving besides her parents
are her twin sister Cathy Sue; a
brother, Jasup. Jr; paternal grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoff-
man, of Gormania and maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Dayton Come
way, also of Gormania.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock
from the Gormania Methodist
church by Rev Frank Johnson.
Burial will be in the Pope cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-12-11

great grandchlidren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Elk Garden Methodist
church with Rev A. b. Mann,
Presbyterian minister, officiating.
Burial was in the Ncthken Hill
cemetery at Elk Garden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Congress OKs
Legal ests Of
Drunkenness

The Senate yesterday passed
and sent to the White House
legislation admitting new EVIL
dence of drunkenness in Fed
eral court cases involving
negligent homicide with auto
mobiles. manslaughter and
drunken driving.
The bill, a compromise be-
tween Senate and House YER
sions, would make the presence
of more than 20 per cent al
cohol content in urine prima
facie evidence of drunkenness.
Less than .08 per cent by weight
would be proof of nonintoxi-
cation.
The measure also adds a
breath test to blood and urine
examinations for use as evil
dence of drunkenness.
Senator Clark, Democrat of
Pennsylvania. offered the pro-
posal in the form of a confer
ence report to the Senate.
Municipal Court Chief Judge
Leonard P. Walsh said the bill
would change court procedures
only in freeing doctors from
prior obligations to testify in
person on drunkenness in such
cases.
Under the new law, testimony
of the arresting officer and the
chemist who conducts the tests
will be sufficient to put the
evidence presuming drunken
ness before the court, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Teu at Baptist Home

The annual Silver Tea of the
Baptist Home of the District,
3248 N street NV, will be held
from 2 to 6 pm. tomorrow. Pro-
ceeds will go toward a new
building for the home which is
to be erected near Ward Circle
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

When husband and wife file
q joint Federal income tax
return both must sign II :.
and don't forget those wa
withholding forms for each
job during 1857. File your
return with the District Di-
rector of Internal Revenue,
Custom House, Baltimore 2,
MARYLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

Whittall Pavilion of the Library
of Congress. A panel discussion
on THE Young Librarian Looks
at his Profession" will be fea-
tured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
Library Meeting

The District Library Asso-
citation will hold a membership
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

. Toe Release Double Drop Sides Position
Adjustable Spring Play Balls Plastic Teethins
Rails FiniShes-Wax, Birch, Grey, Blond We
prnof VnuorSnriuO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
coMRADE PANDA DIMES IN MOSCOW

would unduly expand
the power Of State courts
TO issue injunctions against
unions. Representative Dent.
Democrat Of Pennsylvania.
agreed the bill would negate
the intent Of Congress to pro-
tect unions from anti-labor
courts In some States.
Secretary Mitchell said Con-
gress could solve most Of the
problem by giving the .NLRB
more funds to expand its juris-
diction. But he insisted the
proposed legislation also is
needed for Qualification.
The subcommittee begged
down in a squabble over Mr..
Teller's protracted questioning.
Representative Rhodes, Repub-
lican of Arizona, accused him
Of "picayunish croSs-examina-
ton" implying the New York
er was trying to block legisla-
ton.
Secretary Mitchell. who did
not get a word in edgewise for
long stretches Of time. accused
Mr. Teller of "impunging our
motives" and declared II don't
intend to sit here and take 1t. I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

mendations, which call in part
for financial reports to the
Government by unions, election
Of union officers by secret bal
lot. Federal criminal penalties
for bribery and embezzlement,
frightened curbs on organiza-
tional picketing and secondary
boycotts. repeal of the require
ment that union officers file
nom Communist affidavits and
permission for economic strik-
ers to vote in union representa-
ton elections.
Proposal Challenged
Representative Teller, Demo-
crat Of New York, challenged
the administrations proposal
to plug up the ''no-man's land"
between Federal and State jur-
isdiction in labor matters. The
administration bill would let
States act where the National
Labor Relations Board refused
jurisdiction.
Mr.. Teller commended this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

general debate yesterday was
led BY Representative Smith.
Democrat Of Virginia. chairman
of the House Rules Committee.
Hls committee has bottled W
the Alaska statehood bill this
year but was bypassed last week
when the House Interior and
Insular Affairs COMMITTEES sue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

ceeded IN having the measure
called up a. a privileged matter.
Mr.. smith urged the House
70 ''kill this bill and forever get
finished with this business OF
doing something that isn't wise.
sensible or good for the people
of the United States or Alaska. "
|. Representative Miller. Repub-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Seuton Gets Degree

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, May
81 R.-An honorary doctor of
laws degree was conferred yes
terday by the University of
Alaska upon Secretary of the
Interior Seaton for "distin-
guished service in American
government"