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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BoyIe's First Wife
Lacks Grounds for
Suit, judge Rules

CHARLES TOWN. ". Va,
Mar. 10 (AP).-Judge Melvin
c. Snyder Of Kingwood has
ruled that the late Al j. Boyle's
FIRST wife does not have SUM-
cient legal grounds to sue his
second wife for the widows
share Of Boyle's estate.
Boyle, owner Of the Charles
Town race track. died more
than a year ago. leaving an
estate Of nearly IS million.
Boyle left much Of his estate
to his second wife, Helene Wey-
man Boyle. But Mrs. Louise M.
Boyle. his first wife, filed a suit
claiming she and Boyle were
not properly divorced and that
she was the lawful widow and
therefore entitled to the widows
share of the State.
D. H Rodgers, jr.. Mrs. Louise
Boyle's attorney. said a new
petition would be filed. If this
also is turned down. he said,
he would carry an appeal to
the State Supreme Court.
Judge Snyder was called in
to hear the case after the resi-
dent circuit Judge, D. H.
Rodgers, disqualified himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Bemun, Eisinger
In Golf Wurmup

HOLLYWOOD. Fla. Mar,
10 tAPl .A-What promised to
be a damp renewal Of the
Mems International -Four Ball
golf championship was sched-
uled today.
Players went through q
warm-up round yesterday over
the 6,408-yard Orange Brook
Country Club course. The
team Of Glenn Young, Holly
wood. and Joe Bassett, Holly
wood, had IS as did Dorsey
Nevergall, Boynton Beach. and
Purcie Pipes, Mount Vernon. Ill.
Intermittent rain and gusty
winds kept temperatures in
the low los for the first day of
the 72-hole medal play contest
which ends Sunday.
In yesterdays round, John
Eisinger, Bethesda. Md. and
Bob Kurz, Miami, had 81. Deane
Beman. Bethesda, and Truman
Council, Jupiter, Fla, had So
as did Ted Bishop. Boston, and
Jack Penrose, jr., Miami.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
CELTS BEAT MATS IN EAST
Buylor Carries Lukers
To West Division Finals

and st. Louis March IS, 1857.
The teams also had q total of
ITS rebounds. The previous
high was 159 by Syracuse and
Philadelphia March 81. 1856.
Boston attempted 140 field
goals (126 by Minneapolis
March Is, 1857 and grabbed
SO rebounds Boston 81 VS..
Philadelphia March 10, 1887.
Late in the third period at
Minneapolis, Bob Leonar
spanked a Laker rally which
broke a 77-77 deadlock and
put his club ahead, $3.50. going
into the final IL minutes.
Leonard scored 6 points in the
drive.
The Pistons had led twice by
8 points midway through the
second period. but Elgin Baylor
found the range for Minneapolis
and the Lakers led, 1854, at the
half.
High man for the night was
Gene Shue, ex-Maryland star
OF Detroit, with 81, % in the
first half. Baylor got 80 for
the LakerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Rocco Tops
CupitoI Card

Antonino Rocca's match with
Tokyo Joe headlines tonight's
wrestling spectacular at Capt.
tol Arena.
The officials will get almost
as much attention as the ath-
letes, what with Mike Mazurki,
a movie-acting tough guy. Two
Ton Tony Galento. Jack Terry
and Harry Lewis slated to
handle the matches.
A return team match be-
tween Mark Lewis and Don
Curtis. the United States
champions. and the Graham
brothers, Ed and Jerry, CO.
features the program. Another
team match pairs Red Bas-
ten with Haystacks Calhoun
against Miguel Torres and Ma
ture Boy Bradley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Bears Not Concedino
Any Edge to Louisville

swept past Utah and st. Mary's
in the Far West NCAA regional
last week end while pushing
their winning streak to II, face
Cincinnati and the great Oscar
Robertson in the second game
OF tomorrow's semifinal pro-
gram.
Louisville. a surprise survivor
after successive upSets of Ken
lucky and Michigan State in
the Mid-East regional, meets
West Virginia's Southern Con-
ference CHI ampions in the
opener at $3.50 pm. washing
ton time).
California was the first Of
the three visiting teams to ar
rive. flying in yesterday in time
for a workout at the beautiful
and massive arena where bas-
ketball's new collegiate cham
pion will be crowned Saturday
night. West Virginia and Gin
cinnati were due in today and
planned evening workouts.
I'VE got here early because
we knew the boys would be
tired from the long flight and
would need a day to get back
to normal" Newell said .
The next question was in
evitable-and Newell was
ready.
What about Robertson?
Well, we've never tried to out
think ourselves trying to play
any individual.
We've been very good on
defense all season (the Bears
ranked No. ! nationality and
l don't think this is any time
to concoct anything strange or
novel. We know we aren't GO
ing to shut him out-but we
have an idea we can minimize
him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
GRANT TAKES JOCKEY LEAD
Hortock to Ride PIion
In Bowie's Campbell

Grant. who has been on the
grounds only since O week age
Friday. had no trouble moving
ahead Of Corle. Bobby was
forced TO take another day Of
yesterday to recover fully from
Mondays spill. In which he
was thrown by Salesman Sam
and suffered q bruised shoulder
He is expected to resume riding
tomorrow.
Grant started the day yester-
day by winning by Is length:
with Faircloth's Tanee Mara
"a CO., and coming right back
with Lost Chord ($6) for the
modest SIT double. Lost CHORD
won by six lengths.
His other score came aboard
Kelvin Boy t$4.40) In the eighth
With 10 more racing days left
at Bowie, Grant now Is shooting
to pass Hartack's Bowie record
Of Al winners. set In 1855.
Gov. J. Willard Tawes will
make his first ofiicial appear
ance at Bowie Saturday since
hts election. He Is scheduled
to make the presentation OF
the Governors Cup to the win
ming owner In the $50. 900 Gov
ernor's Gold Cup.
Grant will be pitted against
the leading rider in Florida this
winter In the Gold Cup.
Bobby Ussery, who tops the
Florida riders, is scheduled to
handle Loren P. Guys Pointer
in the Saturday feature. with
Grant assigned to Pen Bolero
Pointer was second to Easy
Spur In the Hutchinson Stakes
at Gulfstream and currently Ii
quartered at Laurel.
Cary Boshamer's Carolina
Joy, winner of the George
Washington Stakes, and Mrs
Lawrence E. Vanier's Sir Haw-
ley warmed UP for the Gold
Cup with workouts yesterday
at Bowie. Carolina Joy was
sent Z furlongs in 1855, while
Sir Hawley went 5 furlongs
in 1:01.
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Portable lead early in the Sec
ond half, but Seattle put on a
rally to close the gap.
1t was 56-46, Quantico, with
eight minutes left when Seattle,
paced by Bruno Boin, 6-foot-9
University of Washington star,
started its squirt. With a minute
left Seattle pulled within 8
points Of a tie, at $500, and it
made a final challenge when
Gene Brown backhanded a lay
up to bring it to 1852.
John Brewer. former Ken
lucky player, and Leo Hay
ward, ex-Colorado star, were
the big guns IN the Marines Sec
ond-half play. Jack Sullivan
of Washington, D. c., again was
Quantities. high scorer with 20
points as the Marines hit on
433 per cent of their field goal
attempts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Rain Hampers
SporisCars in
Sebriinq Props

SEBRING. Fla, Mar. 10
(AP).-Practice runs in both
daylight and darkness were
scheduled today for the 50
European sports cars that will
complete Saturday in Florida's
l2-hour endurance race.
radio Station WTOP viii
have an observer. Jonathan
Hayes. on the scene. Hayes
will phone the station on
the progress OF the race and
the station viii break into
its regular broadcasting with
periodic bulletins. The sta
ton also will give q complete
summary after the raceJ
Efforts to put the cars
through their PAGES were
stymied yesterday by miserable
weather. Cold rain fell all day
and sheets Of water. covered
the So mile concrete course
winding around the Sebring Air
Terminal.
ut was impossible to do any
thing" grumbled Phil Hill Of
Santa Monica, Calf. the Amer
lean champion who will drive
for the Ferrari factory team
from Italy.
Hill, who teamed with the
late Peter Collins Of England
to win last years Sebring race
in Q Ferrari. said. 1--WE took a
dozen laps around the course
and called 1t q day"
The world champion Ferraris
and the Lister-Jaguars from
England are favored to fight 1t
out for top honors in the Sc
bring race, the first Of six
events in 1859 in which car
makers can earn points toward
the world title.
Lance Reventlow. son OF
Woolworth Heiress Barbara
Hutton, steered one Ferrari
around the Sharp-cornered
Sebring course in 8 minutes,
So seconds. the fastest time
recorded unofiicially in yester-
days workout.
A driving team member was
clicked at 1852 in the Lister
Jaguar to be raced by Stirling
Moss. the British champion.
Moss himself was delayed by
bad flying weather.
Some drivers tried to kick
their cars up to maximum
speeds. but after several Of
them had gone into skids on
the slippery course the pace
was slowed.
The lap record Of 3:20-or
93.6 miles an hour-was set in
last years race by Moss in a
British Aston Martin.
John Fitch of Stamford,
Conn, was clicked at 4:0l on
one lap in a little German
Porsche.
The Aston-Martin factory
entry appeared to be having
mechanical trouble. Driven by
Carroll Shelby of Dallas. Tex.
and Roy Salvadori of England.
the car was shuffied in and out
of the hanger and never did
get into high speed.
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backed during the call over
and $751; 200 in new money
turned up on Oscar Wilde. An
other $28. 900 was bet on Oxo.
Mr.. What is owned by David
Couglan. an Irishman who once
was a Miami real estate sales
man for several years. His
Jockey will be Toss Taaffe. one
Iof Ireland's top steeplechase
riders who was on the winner
last year.
Bought for $3.50
Two years ago Peter Wragg,
English racing manager, paid
1000 guineas ($2.960 on be-
half Of DR.. S. C. Lip, a Chinese
Malayan physician for a horse
named Nowt.
The doctor spelled his own
name backwards. added q
Marshal in front and had the
horse renamed Marshal Pill.
DR.. Lips other horses are
named General Pill and Brilliant
Pill. They all have won but the
doctor never has seen them.
Marshal Pill could not get in
front until the last 200 yards.
He won by three-quarters of
a length from dead heating
Chalk Stream and Precious
Heather. Statfold was fourth.
The winner carried only Ill
pounds.
Amos Is Far Back
Far back In the pack came
Amos, bought in England only
six weeks ago by Leon Swirbul,
former. New York racing COM
missioner. Amos, only Ameri-
can owned horse in the field.
was top weighted at 1876 pounds
and drew the worst starting
position among the field of 80
runners. He was No. / on a.
dogleg to the right mile course.
The winning time was l:44.8.
The victory was worth $9,227.
Sire and dam Of the 5-year-old
winner were Rockefella from
Grandpa's viii.
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AdoIph Rupp's
Niece Will PIuy
In UIine Come

Joan Rupp. 22-year-old niece
of -Adolph Rupp, famed Uni
versity of Kentucky basketball
coach returns with the Texas
Cow Girls, who will be over
whelming favorites to repeat
their December victory over
Carroll Halls so-called ALL
Stars at $50 pm. Saturday at
Ul;ne Arena.
This opens a big program
that will include a floor show
and will be climaxed by the
game between the Harlem
Globetrotters and the Hawaii
50th Staters.
Miss Rupp is a secretary in
Dallas. Tex, when she is not
transforming with the Cow
Girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

BALTIMORE. Mar. 10 (AP>
- The Baltimore Bullets
dropped out of the Eastern
Basketball League last night
under pressure of mounting
debts.
President Ed Malin esti-
mated the club lost $4,000
during its first year of opera
ton and said it needed another
SIS, 900 to finish out the season,
Coac hBuddy Jeanette, a
star Of the Bullets when they
were IN the National Basket
ball Association and former
Georgetown and Baltimore
University coach, had not been
paid for the last seven games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
BY DICK 0'BRIEN
star star Writer

-" 1890 "'NsNNs
Handicapped John p. Turner,
jr.. has assigned Roy Fair
cloths Sharpsburg and Maine
Chance Farms Tempest II top
weight OF 100 pounds for the
sixth running Of the 500. 900
John b. Campbell Handicap
Saturday. March 20. at Bowie.
Claiborne Farms Nadir and
William 8. Miller's Better Bee
were given lie. with Brook
meade's Oligarchy. q possible
starter. getting In at lit.
Other prominent ehgibles
were weighted as follows: Bon
crist> Farms Backbone, ll6;
William Hal Bishops Hare
Raising. winner Of the Bowie
Handicap. 1l6; John L. Apple
baum's Mister 1--WE. lis. and
Edward Potter's Plion. to be
ridden by Bill Hartack, lis.
Hartack's appearance in the
Campbell marks his second eff
fort in the rich Maryland race
and presents him under entirely
different circumstances.
When he rode Brookemeade'.
Sailor to victory over q sloppy
track In the 1856 Campbell
Bill was on the way UP frou
a humble beginning at the West
Virginia tracks. Having reached
his goal as one Of the leading
riders in the Nation. he nov
also is one Of the most con.
troversial figures in sport.
Calumet's Bardstown, with
1876: verte, 1874; Glen. l27, ant
Round Table. 1874; drew heavier
imposts. but all are expected
to remain in Florida and Skin
Maryland's richest handicap
event.
Meanwhile. Howard Grant
continued his amazing riding
streak yesterday. booting home
three winners, including hi
second successive daily double
($lD to 60 into today's com.
petition with % winners Il
Bobby Corle's Is.
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Clinton, Jets
Lead in PIoyoffs

CLINTON, N. Y. Mar. 10
(AP).-The Clinton Comets
overwhelmed New Haven 3-l
last night and took a 81 lead
in their Eastern Hockey League
semifinal playoffs.
Clinton jumped to a 20 lead
in the opening period on goals
by Dick Wray and Andy De-
Felice.
Don Dawson Tailed New
Ravens only goal at 1909 of the
third period. Leon Bouchard
clinched the game for the
Comets with a score at 6:43.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Mar. 10
(AP).-JohnStown'S Jets scored
a 80 victory over the Phila.
delphia Ramblers here last
night to take a 80 edge in the
best Of seven semifinals in the
Eastern League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
By tn. Associated Press


The Boston Celtics have their
eyes on the st. Louis Hawks
and the Minneapolis Lakers.
One Of these will be the East's
opposition for the National
Basketball Association cham
pionship.
The Celts served notice last
night that they fully intend to
defend their Eastern crown as
Ahey swamped the Syracuse
Mats, 131-109, in the first game
of the Eastern Division final
playoff. .s...
And the Lakers. Gaping a
successful season. eliminated
Detroit in the Western Division
best-of-three semifinals with a
129-l02 lacing. They win meet
st. Louis in the first game for
the division title Saturday
night. Both division finals are
best-of-seven affairs.
Bob Cousy's playmaking and
the rebounding of Bill Russell
spearheaded the Boston Of
tense, but Syracuse's George
Yardley led all scorers with 80
points. The Mats Dolph
Schayes scored IS.
Tommy Heinsohn of Boston,
back in action after recovery
from injuries, led Boston
scorers with % points. Frank
Ramsey aided the Celtics'
cause with %, Cousy had %
and RuSsell-who cleared the
backboards 80 times-chioped
in with 10.
Four records for regional
playoffs were bettered in the
game
Two teams combined for 252
field goal attempts to top the
old mark Of 243 by Minneapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
3 Knockouts
On I'd Army
Boxing Cord

A second-round knockout by
Light-heavyweight VILLA m
Ness Of Fort Lee and a pair Of
TKos highlighted the opening
Of the I'd Army boxing tourna-
ment before q near-capacity
crowd In the post fieldhouse
last night at Fort Meade.
The seminal round is set
for 8 o'clock tonight and the
finals at the same time tomor-
row night. The public is in
vited free Of charge.
Ness caught Fort Belvoir's
Robert Benjamin with a hard
left to the jaw to win at l:l5
OF the second round.
John Jenkins of Fort Myer
stopped Robert Mears Of Fort
Lee at 1892 Of the first round
of a lightweight bout, and
James O'Neil, l39. Fort Lee,
stopped John Knecht. 1877, of
Fort Myer at 80 seconds Of the
second round in the light-wel-
terweight class.
Other results:
Standardization Atwood. Fort
Eustis. won decision over Merlin
Raboin, Fort Lee
Lisht.welterweight Eddie Lear,
Fort Belyoir, won decision over Wait
Winfrey. Fort EustiS.
observation-disclosures Gross,
Walter Reed, won decision over Leon
Linscomb. Fort Knox, Ky. Leon Perry,
Fort Belvoir, won decision over Tom
Loegering, Fort Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Other results:
Area Army Elves
Win in Tourney

Three area service basketball
teams won their third-round
games in the losers bracket of
the I'd Army tournament last
night at Fort Meade. Md.
Arlington Hall Station de-
feated Fort Holabird, 1858;
Fort Meade won over Carlisle
tPa.) Barracks. 1884. and Fort
Belvoir trounced Valley Forge
Hospital. 103-6l.
In another game in the losers
bracket, Army Chemical Center
Of Edgewood. Md, defeated
Fort DERRICK, 94-55.
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LINCOLNSHIRE TO MARSHAL Pill
Mr.. What's Odds Cut
For Grand National

LONDON. Mar. 10 (AP). -
Odds on Mi. What becoming
the seventh horse in history to
win the Grand National Stee-
plechase twice have dropped
to 6-1.
He won by 80 lengths last
year" a hookmaker said, land
there's nobody new this year
whom he didn't beat last year. -"
Mr.. What's betting line came
! down from 81 during a call
over last night. Wyndburgh
climbed into the second ia
svorite's position alongside Slip
spery Serpent at l0-l. with Done
Up and Oxo bracketed Just be-
hind at 1907.
Sweepstakes Based on Race
Done Up had been 1909 for
Saturdays 18th running of
the Grand National. on which
the seasons first Irish Sweep
stakes is based.
Green Drill is 1906; Mic
Atkins 1871 and Tiberetta, last
years second place flnisher.
20-l. Mr.. Gay and Turmoil are
22-l and Soltown ISL.
Kerstin. regarded by some as
the only top class jumper in the
36-horse field. is 28-l, along
with Oscar Wilde.
Betting Heavy
Other odds are Belsize II,
John Jacques, Cannobie. Lee
and Irish Coffee. 33-l; Valiant
Spark, Eagle Lodge, Glorious
Twelfth, Kilballywen, Mains
town and Stop List. 40-l. Top
Twenty was scratched after
being set back in training.
Betting was unusually heavy
and effects Of Marshal Pits VIC
tory yesterday in the Lincoln
shire Handicap were felt.
Marshal Pill was coupled by
thousands of bettors with Mr..
What, Wyndburg, Oxo and
Done Up in spring doubles. "
Fourteen horses were heavily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
JEANETTE OWED SEVEN GAMES
Bullets Lose $4,000,
Drop Out of Cage League

The club owed the players for
the last three games, although
their travel expenses had been
paid.
BY dropping out, the Bullets
forfeited their final scheduled
games, giving Scranton the
regular season championship.
Scranton was leading the
league with a 1877 mark and
had two games remaining with
the Bullets this week end.
Wilkes-Barre. in second place
with a 1873 record. had a out
side chance of tying for the
lead until the Bullets folded.
Baltimore had won seven of
its last nine games and had a
chance for the four-team play
off until last week end. The
Bullets had won IL and lost Is
and were in fifth place.
The club drew poorly all
season and almost folded a
little over a month ago before
unidentified persons anted up
$4,000 and were given stock in
the club.
Baltimore had been without
a professional basketball team
since the Bullets dropped out
of the MIA in 1854.
Rochester. another old MIA
entry. Joined the Eastern
League this year but threw in
the sponge early in the season.
The Baltimore franchise and
its players have been taken over
by the league, which will de-
eide their disposition at a
board of governors meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

LOUISVILLE, Mar. 10 (AP)
Take a hot team like Louis
vile. blend in a heaping por-
ton Of home-court advantage
and you have the probable IA
vorite in the NCAA basketball
championships at Freedom Hall
here tomorrow and Saturday.
Or do you? Coach Pete
Newell of CALIFORNIA; Pacifice
Coast Conference champions
for one-isn't buying the Louis
Vile advantage.
I'm tournament like this
Newell said today. "a home
team doesn't have nearly the
advantage 1t has for a regular
season game.
For one thing. the men off,
ciating the games all are from
different sections of the coun-
try. The rules sometimes are
interpreted differently, and
whatever advantage a team
might have would tend to be
minimized."
For another" Newell added.
with a tournament like this.
the folks are here to see the
championship decided-not to
root solely for the home team.
Sure the crowds going to
be with them Louisville) and
rightly so. But there ought to
be a pretty good bunch down
here for Cincinnati, too. It's not
SO far away.
Actually. we'll probably have
less representation in the crowd
than any of the four teams
but we've played away from
home before and we're used to
that"
Newell's Golden Bears, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
MIA PLAYOFFS

RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Minneapolis la9; Detroit. 100
Minneapolis wins best-of-three west
IN semiflnals 3-1D.
Boston, 1871: Syracuse 1903 Boston
eads best-of seven Eastern finals, 1-0l
GAMES SATURDAY
Boston at Syracuse
Minneapolis at 81 Louis
GAMES SUNDAY
Syracuse at Boston
ct. Louis at Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Totals as 81 100 Totals B71713I
Halftime: 69-55, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Fighting
the
Alarm CIocI
BY EMERSON BEAUcHAMP



ooh, how hate to get up In the morn
ingl"
The words are Irving Berlin's but the
sentiment belongs to everybody.
Well, almost everybody.
Most teen-agers probably hate getting
up just as much as any sleepy CT, but there
are those who start the day with smile and
a song.
Janet Richtmeyer, senior at Western
High School in the District, for instance,
hauls herself out Of bed with hardly a sigh.
II know have to get up" explains Janet,
$50 just get up"
But it's not that easy for Sandra Moseley,
a senior at Westinghouse High In Airing
ton.
Every morning." yawns Sandra, II feel
like I'll just have to stay home from school,"
Eric Keyes, senior at Annandale High
in Fairfax County, finds clock radio (set
"a little louder than normal') usually gets
him out of the sack on schedule-"except
continusd Psgs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-15
NO COMMENT
By JAMES W. pouTHAT

settle the norman STAND contro
vlersy. by giving the states more
authority to handle labor disputes
AT the conclusion of the Confer
ence Committee negotiations. even
Senator Kennedy pronounced the
final product satisfactory and
said he supported it wholehearted-
ly.
But there was no delay in point
ing out that additional legislation
was needed to curb the monopoly
power Of union bosses-and that
the campaign must be continued
until such a measure is enacted.
Senator Goldwater (R-Ariz. men
toned this objective only a few
minutes after the Senate had been
advised of the Conference Commit
Zee agreement.
After explaining that he strongly
favored the proposed legislation. he
added
Naturally, | should like to see
this body continue to seek legisla-
ton which will tend to curb. re-
duce OF equalize the almost I'M
paralleled power which resides in
the leadership Of some Of our
unions, but that is problem for
the coming session
A number of his colleagues in
both the Senate and the H GU e
agree that more legislation is need
ed Many share the view Of in
dustry that such legislation should
include placing unions under the
antitrust laws, secret strike bal
lot regulation of union political
activities, curling compulsory
unionism,. and restoration of tradi-
tlonal states rights