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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
DORIS FLEEsON

The impending departure
Of the State Departments
best known trouble shooter,
Undersecretary Robert MUIR
ply. is ascribed by his friends
to personal reasons. Certainly
he has always been much
more closely associated with
carrying out hard decisions
made by his superiors than
with the making of policy.
To a President in his final
year of his White House
tenure the loss of any trusted
and experienced administra-
tor is a severe blow. President
Eisenhower will feel it the
more in Mr.. Murphy's case
because he has found it in
creasingly difficult to cope
with new people.
Mr.. Eisenhower has had q
long and close association
with Mr.. Murphy, who was
attached to the Eisenhower
command in World War II
and later worked with him in
Germany. The President had,
in fact, hoped to send Mr..
Murphy back to Germany to
succeed Ambassador Bruce,
who wants to resign this fall.
But, confronted with again
handling one of the points of
greatest danger, Mr.. Murphy
decided to take a post in
private industry. His retire
ment from Government serv-
ice has been well earned and
he is richly entitled to any
greater ease he can achieve
elsewhere. For many people
who have borne the heat and
burden of the Washington
day, a point comes at which
some change of pace or
temper seems indicated. Mr..
Murphy. a sensitive and con-
scientious man, apparently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29

Despite Moscow's threats
Of total destruction Of the
United States bXnuclear mis-
siles. our realistic military
continue to be convinced that
II there is a showdown be-
tween this country and the
Soviet Union 1t will be in the
shape of an improved" con-
ventionsl war.
Their assumption is based
on two factors: Cd The RUS
sian leaders, including Pre-
mier Khrushchev, know only
too we'll that while their
guided missiles can bring
about untold destruction on
this country, our retaliatory
power is such that Russia
and the Communist cause
would suffer more than we
would; 90 Russia expects the
United States to renounce the
use Of A and H bombs and
thus indirectly accept the
theory of conventional war
fare.
This considered assump-
ton is based on the fact that
the Soviet Union, with a
population of only about %
million more persons than
America and lesser world
wide defense responsibilities,
is maintaining a conventional
military, naval. and air
power far superior to that Of
the combined Western mill
tary establishments. While
this power is not nearly as
costly as our own, its MAIN
tenance is a heavy drain on
the Soviet resources.
The latest available in
formation shows that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
RALPH McGILL
What Makes a Delinquent?

member of the class and
hearts ached that never got
a vote? Is the answer there
on the tape Of the mind
which recorded that time a
hesitant child. near tears.
sought to tell the story of a
deep and burning hurt and
was brusquely told to shut
up?
Is it recorded only in cru
city AND neglect. brutal and
callousA Or in the more sub
tie cruelties of never under
standing that recognition is
an objective for which we all
strive until the grave claims
us and that somehow, in some
game, or play or home, rec
ignition must come or it will
be attained in some mad and
reckless folly which makes
all the shaken, sorrowful
adults wag their heads and
ask, through tears, why?
Why? Why?"
No one knows. Mr.. j. Ed
gar Hoover knows all the old
Jail buns. Officers send him
their fingerprints and he
knows them. He knows what
the spies and saboteurs, the
Communists and the crimi-
nails are about to do
But neither he nor the
poets, the psychiatriSts, nor
the philosophers know what's
on the tape recorders Of q
child's mind moving into and
out of the tortures Of adde's
cence.
How many lost and tossed
ones cry in agony the words
of Luther, Itch kann nicht
anders-I cannot do other;
WISE?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

In Caracas, they will get orchids by the amfuI,
and breathtaking trip by cable car high up
to the top of Mount Avila, and thoughtful
look back into the Spanish Colonial past,
and the days of Simon Bolivar, the Great
Liberator In Kingston there is the wonderful
straw market for hats and baskets of which
no one ever gets enough, and Castleton Gar
dens with the calypso bands, and beautiful
beaches because the West Indies are made of
beautiful beaches and in Nassau they are pink.
Willemstad is the free port where you pick up
bargains from all over the world-Dutch china
and lace, Swiss watches, Panama hats, silks
and ivory from the East, Irish linens and
British woolens, perfumes and the finest of
liquors, all free of the taxes which make them
such luxuries at home.
A ND between landfalls there is shipboard life
"A on the Santa Rosa" deck games with the
frigate birds flying overhead. swimming in the
largest outdoor pool afioat. buffet luncheons in
the verandah by the pool, long hours to read
and write and play bridge, the Captains cocktail
party where passengers from North and South
America have chance to meet and mingle. and
gala dinners with movies afterward, and dane
ing to the "Santas" orchestra while the ship cuts
smoothly into the warm sea lit with phosphorus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William Loock Make A Caribbean
Cruise Dress Rehearsal For Spring
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

When the twelve days are up, the Looks will
land in cold gray New York with no regrets,
because how do you regret a holiday that is
perfect?
A Nd if this were all there would be no story,
"A for surely the way to appreciate
Caribbean cruise is to be there, not to read
about il. But the cruise Mr.. and Mrs. Loock
sailed on was more than personal outing
they turned it into dress rehearsal for spring.
They both happen to be professionally interested
in fashion-Mr. Loock also has an insurance
business and in spare time he is a scratch golfer
and the pride of the Greenwich Country Club
and when they sailed off to the Caribbean they
were bent not only on holiday but on trying
out and photographing a wardrobe of new
knitted clothes. Everything they took was
knitted, even Mr.. LOCKS new blazer, even
Mrs. LOCKS new pleated Orlon-and-silk.
Everything packed with no more fuss than so
many sweaters and everything could be easily
washed by their inexpert hands. Here are the
clothes they took-gay, practical shirts and
skirts and sun suits-new clothes for a Carib-
bean holiday, and new clothes for spring right
here at home.
Al hhe evHse-spgiag asoas AIaDaac
-h0ne-cosaag Included! Shops your neighborhOod
BY writing SsbEbfa MerehandiSns eos Park Ave.
NJ Y.HNY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
This woman discovered
POLIDENT SOAKS
DENTURE BREATH OUT.
Ooothpaste leaves it inD

AS dentists will tell toOhpaste can't get rid of all real
of offensive Denture Breath 1t can't reach them
Most unpleasant odor in dental plates from ngng bits of
decayng food and bacteria that lodge deep tiny
cracks and crevces your brush can't reach
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Featherbeddinu-

c,-..--e- s,s- 2s-. Page
= ..-~-s ss,. csi-sts go -rosr or present 70"
-, 4; :. ?, -ss ~ i-ercs- markets sno &C.
s.-o. ~ ,-s ~-,-- ~..s- s.-s~@ise exist
--E --rE.- VElAssc CT rELTHEREEDO'N0
Is sasczLLv p-Ec-cs Used ~ TIE UNIONS
70 5E-OSz EvrLoyEvs e p.y UNNEECED WORK
vs,. cs c 5lv Fc7 UNNECESSARY Jc5s or TO
Lfgt- ~ kDcyN- Or nc7K TO EE DONE. As 4
wELAs Ct STRETCHING WORK
rss.~s~,eec II sso99sa ~-oss n,'orioys O 'hs rs'
,,s1. ,-s.s r. .-s cons'rOcoo printing trucking and
suts--sr -c.s-,ies ~sl IS n Manufacturing retail
"a soc co~rr.r sssors Earlier this year when num-
er e ire sr-s. introduce e. planes pilots who enjoy
ne benefits % ire highest salary levels IN our
econoy struck - fo-cs ne srrss 70 Use personnel
~hch they regarded .nrscesssy 20 safety and the main
y their scredyes.
Ire orsc'i-e q seshsrbecdins sssvnes variety Of
forms ~hen .oioos s''e'c' . limit output control The
cus., q ~-rk require reccnsvins 1e'hcds Of work;
rec-e e~recssssrY ~crk DC done that work De
gre ,,s regulate ire rvrnber Of employees
'hs' work be done ~ members OF
over ,kiiec ,rss'
c,r.ingeJ Nes' Column 7opl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Bump Shop Fire

(Confinued from Page ~
COD VIA MS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MYTHS or THE DEVILS ADAM-EvE PSYCHol-
ocY !. or THE PRISONERS or THE DEVIL !, THE
NoM-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS
TWO woRKMEN WERE SERIOUSLY BURNED AND
10 CARS DESTROYED BY FIRE LAST NIGHT WHEN
SPARK TOUCHED OFF A PAINT THINNER SOLUTION
M THE PAUL MecLoNe PAINT AND BUMP SHOP, JOY
AND WARWICK"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
|k1ss1'1s1S{{ J{k{s,ls Anyone.


fcersnosc tror Back Psse3
o. NV hlct4Esy CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRis7liNE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS kssD ~ one. Pure.
TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE. sATA<FsEE sane
CHURCH 7rsE7EpEU7Ics - rHE ctmssr
SCIENTIST - AID WAKE THEIR DECLARATION
or REPENTANCE hcEpENosNcE~ ALTO
cET-EP rRcv TIE Devils BILLION PACKETS -
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TOBACCO. neUsE
TreeApEU7Ecs wr-8c- Perform SEEMING ~isA-
Giles But lsssn7E PREMATURE cEA1-sI
GAMBLING czpsE EXPLOITATION ACCEPT REC
pEATioN ,srFcH REALLY aEcREATEs AND kE-
sPEcTs SUBLIME TsU7- .Esus ANc sfNE- o.
HEALTH HEELfNc HEAVEN HEae ho"-
The rLEs- P7o<T7ET- NcT- NC - Jss~ ses
Eso s.rE7-.i,vE.- m-1c- REJECTS 7-E
DEVILS sllLIoA racxE-s NORMALLY THEREIN
ssx- FLser.N- SEX ALWAYS o.
rne DEVIL MARRIAGE Is VERIFY POTENTIAL
DIVINE cos-7o-
Ore e s~ss-ss- ---s- ss1s = --fs ro1n<ry sno
.se1-s-s sr-s-- ~-@ss- a--s IS EXCESSIVE son-
sO~5-ss~ - sb----s- c~r-sk
g. sr.-yAs o. --E 80 o9 ooc ooc tScc"E OF
AMERICAN sEczc=s ~ -ss~ s. 9o- oo- ooc S s7<n'
Ah.ysLLy ~ ys~13ss sr5~-- 5sss~sses 8 nat ne
Ae--- -s~ts< -ers~-e- = - LEFTY Is - "0s'
LUCRATIVE sn-s -s-rsr = "a
sg&-E g s.Ae -5cr-E REFUSE 70 TAKE TIER
cocx-sLs = ~--EzA-lcs< T-5 Toll ~ BAD
-EsL7- DISEASE ~o%EY c7i~E BROKEN FAMILIES
.N- c.o7~= 5E--ssc "c7EssiN1Ly GREAT
LEec- --s9.~--- - s--o-o-ss sc-osn-s arc
.ss--s s-s "a. s-cf-L-i-N 80 srest -sry pee
-s ..s ~ = -.s--s's 80 i-ssos ssYiS-7s we're =
-. s.r -. & s=-ss st--A-
tsLA@-=--A.-E 40 TRIcic Tat so ~LNy
r---= u 80 xa-A O. CAFE T-A7 THEY CAN
Ao- -, --E 1919 q ~ Ec---E DESPITE TIE
aA=.,c e - L5-o7 .70S77y WHICH CAV
-lc.s ~o7=sL-l-ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Spoaed 6eaeIa6oo-


rw,s -sArnn pouvop~ CLERGY. CHURCHES,
tAyYv. ne poosscpQtsT scIGpnsTi 4. ARE itcAP-
AsaR O. MASTERING NJ, AN IRRESISTIBLE
wRDse<R IS ~ OPERATION = THE Combined
PRESSURE O. GOO AND The DEVIL - The
c,>AS-rpnsc O. rr<E Lord. DIVINE LOVE, Ex.
posnse 40 REDUCING TO IT'S NATIVE MOTH
noeexEsSs SATAN huAAAN AND ~kAvsAA
p>s<ssonAEssAs AoaTAA T-Hove@+T
v-s.rAx - The Tsahes THAT ARe sEest~
s. Pssx ys<E UNIVERSE IS ioo>. TIE NAM
srx-arpoNs o. THOUGHT AND The RAJ RE-
YEAS NAN ny OFFSPRING, YOUR TRUE BE-
NC 70 az TIE EXACT OPPOSITE Or TIE SIM
MsNe. STUPID sluNoERINc ADAM-EW
r~osAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLEo MATERIAL"
WORLD go Mv-Tl+S
Ts-EsE rAs PROBABLY NEVER BEEN rrssUsHs N
hsry sA<~ ssss@s we're not shocked BY what fhey re-
esrse~ Is s~e<e5erted of bsd behavior snong
rA-s~ sssaesrerss Bot IN fine reports - gang
warfare seensse mUssirgs and ssnse'ess
s7s~ss ss~-es shsek 70 cod fssr.
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PARTICULARLY ~ THE
UNITED STATES HAS CONE TO BE CONSIDERED ONE
O. TIE Hosr URGENT SOCIAL PRoetEMs OF THE
DAY AND Tsse EPIDEMIC or ARROGANCE AND CRIME
SEEMS TO sE SPREADING so FAST THAT n oBlTER
ATEs The BEST EFFORTS SOCIETY CAN MAKE TO
CONTROL TOR EVEN TO UNDERSTAND IT.
There txo major ways Of measuring juvenile de-
EneUerc, s.ssssssrsiy ONE IS TO COUNT THE NUMBER
or CASES HANDLED BY JUVENILE COURTS THROUGH
OUT TIE COUNTRY iris done BY me chidrsrs BUresv
cs he Department Ct Health Education and Wsswe THE
OTHER IS TO COUNT THE QUITE DIFFERENT NUM-
Der OF POLICE ARRESTS or YOUNG PEOPLE; This is
dooe by re Federal Bureau Of Investigation BY either
juvenile delinquency is increasing.
o. course statistics be misleading
ONE RECURRING IDEA is that poverty deIin-
And yet several studies made in the 1940s-
rots6t By Lowell Carr another by David Began
which showed that delinquency decrease in periods
Of widespread unemployment and increase in periods Of
prosperity.
A. present fhe most popular theory about juvenile
delinquency 70 be that is caused by psyehsfrie
csurbsnee Not only Psyehisrsts but vast number Of
social workers teachers and lsyen tend feel that any
boy Who gets into trouble is The victim Of uncomfortable
forces within himself and above all in need Of psychafric
help Yet the cveeks found that only per Of the
500 denqvenss they studied had any marked psyehopshe
tendencies and they found FAR fewer among the
deiinqvenfs than among similar number Of nondein
quenss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Political Forecast

ceesirve1 from Back pses'
BILLION eAcxETEERINc LABOR srEAts VS. TIE
PUBlc BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY sJHE
RoosEvELT ADMINISTRATION PROMOTED W.
WILLINGLY r-E RISE Or HITLER F-oR-
wRecxINc The ECONOMY CONFERENCE ~ LON
DON IN TIE EARLY '3os F-DR- ct Al. PRO-
NOTED The NEUTRALITY LEGISLATION LUNAcy.
WHICH FORBADE EUROPEAN NATIONS FROM
PURCHASING ARMs FROM The US HENCE. HITLER
WAS ENABLED TO PICK OFF THE EUROPEAN
NATIONS ONE ey ONE AND IN 1889. IN PANIcKY
DESPERATION. F-cR- AND DEMOCRATS PLEADED
FoR TIE REPEAL o. THE NEUTRALITY LEcisLA-
TON AND TIE REPUBLICANS CANE TO THEIR
AID AND DID REREAl THAT cockEyED. SUICIDAL
THINKING AND LEADERSHIP. AND JUST ~
TIVE TO SAVE BRITAIN AND FRANCE AND TO DE-
sTecy wUssotINl AND HITLER AND
EVENTUALLY TOTO. BUT ONLY AFTER THE HUN
DRIED BILLION s F.DR A. DEMOCRATS PEARL
HERHoR LAUNDERING INFAyxyl WITH SUBSEQUENT
LOSS or CHINA TO TIE REDS AND THE
COLOSSAL LOSS or CHRISTIAN NATIONS PRESTIGE
IN The FAR EAST = WHICH. INCIDENTALLY
WILL ONLY eE RESTORED BY THE PRAYERS, THINK
INC AND LEADERSHIP or MY HIGHEST CHOSEN
cHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS AND NY ONE.
PURE TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE. sATAk-FREE.
SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST - IMPERATIVE, PURE, BASIC EDU-
CATION. CULTURE. POLITICS. RECREATION THAT
REALLY REcREATEs AND RESPECTS JESUS AND
M SUBLIME TRUTH re HEALTH. HEALING, HEAVEN.
HERE NOW, - THE FLESH PRoFITETH MOTH
INC John s.63 re. 81. ENTERTAINMENT THAT
DIvNELY vTALlzEs REFREsHEs. HENCE RE-
PuDIATEs THE DEVILS BILLION s RAckETs IN
CONVENTIONAL ENTERTAINMENT - SEX
ALWAYS or the DEVIL MARRIAGE IS MERELY
POTENTIAL. DIVINE CONTROL 4! ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES TOBACCO. IMPURE THERAPEUTICS
WHOSE SEEMING MIRACLES INVITE PREMA-
TuRE DEATHS CRIME EXPLOITATION! GAMBLING
PART7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Woman

Woman
CONTINUED from Page u
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS Externally iNcoR-
RUPTIBLE EXTERNALLY, c-ofAP-LE-1-E-l-Y
POPULATED WITH MY OFFSPRING, YOUR
TRUE BEING - SUNLESS. DEATHLEss, MAT
TERLEss FLEsHLEss - SPIRITUAL, CHRISTINE -
suPERsATURATIkc INFINITE SPACE WITH uN-
iNvADABLE oMkIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MAR
Vicious MANSIONS - Christ Jesus
JOUR- FATHER-M MOTHER GOD.
All-HARM0NIOUS"
IS NY DICTATED INTERPRETATION TO NY
GREATEST NARY, MRS EDDY - INCOMPATIBLE
PRoPHETEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WHOSE
MAN CHILD IS RULING ALL NATIONS WITH ROD
or IRON - REVELATION. JESUS INTRODUCE
TON TO THE LORDS PRAYER, "oUR FATHER WHICH
ART IN HEAVEN" IS THUS AMPLFiED! WICKED
AND ADULTERoUs GENERATIONS COULD NOT
BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION,
WHICH WOULD REVEAL THAT THE TRUE IND
VDUALiTY or EVERY HUMAN BEING IS SPIRIT
UAL AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY MASCULINE AND
FEMININE m THE QUALITIES TyPIFiED By WAR
RoR ANGEL MICHAEL AND TENDER. GENTLE,
MoTHERLy ANGEL GABRIEL $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28
Aeheson Says

lconsinved from Back Psee)
TO BE DEVILS ADAM. AND MAKE YOURSELF
cHRIsTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST - AND
SUBMIT TO THoRoUGH-cokc SPIRITUAL RE-
GENERATION IN NY ONE PURE TRUE HONEST
COMPLETE sATANFREE, SANE CHURCH. THERA-
PEUTIcs - THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST! - lMPERA
TIVE, PURE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLL
TICS, RECREATION THAT REALLY REcREATEsi
AND REJECTS THE FLESH WHICH PRoFIrETH
NOTHING Jesus in John 663) AND PURE
ENTERTAINMENT. WHICH REPUDATEs THE DEVILS
BILLION $ RAeKETs NORMALLY THEREIN
!. GOD. PUT EISENHOWER IN OFFICE!
TRUMAN. A POLITICAL ACCENT !: F.. MIRACLE
OF The DEVIL GAVE HIM A FULL TERM!
DEVILS RoosEvELT-TRUMAN ADMNlsTRA.
TONS HUNDRED BILLION LAUNDERING AND
RAcKeTeERIhc = PEARL HARBoR, FOR
EXAMPLE WITH SUBSEQUENT LOSS or CHINA TO
THE REDS = FORCED PRESIDENT Essen.
HOVER TO ECONOMIC AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE m
MILITARY EXPENDITURES. AND TO RELY MORE
UPON
OUR SECRET. INvINcIBlE WEAPON : rEcloNs
OF ANGELS Christ Jesus),
WHICH THE REDS CANNOT sreALi- MOP
BUY - NOR RESIST ITS oMNIPoTENT POWER -
AS. FOR EXAMPLE, ABOUT $500 YEARS AGO
per Isaiah 1896: BEHOLD. AN ANGEL OF THE LORD
WENT FORTH AND SMoTE ls5 THOUSAND IN
ONE NIGHT AND, BEHOLD, IN THE MORNING THEY
WtKe ALL DEAD coRPSEs" - VERY DEADI
BUT THAT WAS INcoMPREHENsIBLE FOR STRONG
WITH THE DEVIL ROOSEVELT AND TRUMAN
HENCE, TIE NEAR sELL-ouT TO sTALlNl-
ROOSEVELT AND HIS cocKEYED ADVISERS
HAVING MORE FAITH IN THE ALLIANCES VITA T,1E
DEVILS REDS THAN m THE oMNIPorENcE
Or YOUR FATHERmoTHER COD All-HARMoNv-
oUs", WHOSE oMNIPoTENce AppRenENprn
REDUCES SATAN AND HIS 'PHoNY SUBSTANCE
MATTER. TO THEIR NATIVE NorHlNcNEss"
READ OF THE TRUMPHs or RIGHTEOUS rAlTn
IN The ''sh CHAPTER or HEBREWS, OF THE
NE" 'esIAMENI, AND LET CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRACTITIONER, NY PHYSICIANS PROPHETS.
me-I-A-PHYsciANs, GIVE YoU cHRIsTLlKe SANITY.
PukiIY. INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL HON.
Es'S. MORAL COURAGE, THE LION or THE
MtssIAHl TRIBE OF JUDAH. THE KING OF THE
MENTAL REALM ts&HD - THE DIVINE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-28

TRUMANS so BILLION s KOREAN CHILD ~!
STRONG WITH The DEVIL HARRY
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE or COD - WAS A SUCKER FOR SUCH
aoU1HpIEcEs or THE DEVIL AS EMIL Macy -
CRIMINAL 'HATcHET NAN FOR THE DEVILS
REUTER- WHO CRIED - AS DID MANY MOUTH
PIECES OF THE DEVIL - RED. PINK, AND
AMERICANS OF sENILE THOUGHT - BRING
THE BOYS BACK HOME"
PART
EIsENHOWER'S ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL
SPIRITUAL DlsCERNMENT. RESPECTING The
DIVINE WORLD
NOT BY MIGHT, NOR BY POWER, BUT BY NY
SPIRIT SAITH THE LORD" DIVINE LOVE tzeehsrsh
49, AND, WATTS PATIENTLY ON THE LORD -
Old - DIVINE LOVE-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
SENATE cl0AKRooM

resentatives is to legislate for the
good Of all the people and not
just special groups or classes. When
the Senate passed a Labor Reform
bill last April, l reported in the
Senate Cloakroom" that just as
had supported the Senate bill, |
would support any future legisla-
ton which promises to benefit the
working man-protect his rights to
earn 8 decent income and allow
him to participate in the decisions
of his representative organization"
In line with this, l supported the
Conference Report on Labor Re-
form legislation, which was COM
promise between the Senate's Ken
nedy-Ervin Bill and the Houses
Landrum-Griffin Bill, the latter
having the backing of President
Eisenhower.
The Conference Report was
adopted by an overwhelming ma
jority in both Houses of Congress.
The vote indicates the preponder-
ance of opinion favoring the final
draft. In the House the vote was
352 to So: in the Senate, IS to 2.
The bill, as passed by the adop-
ton OF the Conference Report, is
basically in two parts. The first
part, consisting of six titles, is
commonly referred to as the anti
rackcteering section. Under this
part. labor union officials would be
required to make reports disclOs-
ing financial transactions. this to
prevent misrepresentation and cor
ruption, as exposed by the Nc
Clellan Rackets Committee. Labor
union officers are now placed under
definite responsibility to members
whose funds they administer. Bond
! ing of labor union officers is now
required as a further protection to
union treasures. In brief, the first
six titles were designed to give
safeguards to the rank and file of
the labor movement.
The seconG part of the bill, Title
VII. aroused the most controversy
1t amends the Taft-Hartley Act
with respect to secondary boycotts,
blackmail picketing, and the So
called mo mans land. The new
legislation closes loopholes in the
law which had permitted secondary
boycotts through coercion of en-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17

pendable persons with desire t
help.
Charles L. Briner, manager, sale
salaries varied according to needs.
Some jobs require the Individual
to live in; others, light house
hold duties. Most jobs are on a
five day a week basis He said the
requests were made almost daily
and cannot be filled without the
willingness Of responsible women
who will take the time to register
at the Employment Security Of
flee for this type of work. Briner
said he felt certain there were
many women who would like This
type of service who would not
otherwise think of registering with
the office. Those desiring to do
this are asked to contact the de-
partment, Monday through Friday,
$50 to 4:90.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-09-17
FriendsVilJe Neqvs

VanSickle, Cumberland Harry Nc
Clelland, UniontoWn, Pa; Miss
Barbara VanSicklc, student nurse
at the school of nursing, Latrobe
Pa; and Ray VanSickle Mrs. Effie
Shipley was Thursday guest of
Mrs. VanSickle
Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Savage and
Beverley spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Savage
and family Mt Lake Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Mccullough
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Sebold at Sang Run, on Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charley Miller and son Ed
die spent Saturday and Sunday at
Homecoming with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Shoemaker
visited relatives in Cumberland,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meyers and
family. of Asher Glade, and jim
my Friend, Blooming Rose, were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Friend. Green Gables.
S/Sgt and Mrs. Winston Teets
and sons spent Sunday with his
grandmother Mrs. Mary Long, at
Whitmer, w. Va. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Georg, at
Swanton. in the evening.
Mrs. Clyde VanSickle and chill
dren, Carole, Allen and Jill, spent
Saturday in Uniontown with Mrs.
Pauline McClelland.
Mrs. Amos Friend and family,
Miss Mae Schroyer, Mrs. John De-
vine were Tuesday evening callers
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Resi- and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Broadwater and
daughters, near Accident.
Mrs. John Bishoff and daughters,
Mrs. Doyle Mccullough and Mrs.
Okey Hoff spent Thursday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Frazee. at Markleysburg. Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spear and
Mrs. Kenneth Turney and sons
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Savage at Deep
Creek. They also visited Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Spear, near Accident,
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Newcomer
and daughter, of Uniontown, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Spear and
son Terry, were Sunday afternoon
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Okey
Friend, ST..
Clarence Friend, OF Allison, Pa,
was a recent visitor of his sister,
Miss Nellie Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike, S/Sgt.
and Mrs. Winston Teets and sons