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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Police Prove To
PIoffers rkcf The
Con Get Iickei

rhladciphls "a. fANpl HaF
Rob- 20 u Los Angeles and Re
pert f'raaker a. ~ New Yors
CITY were arrested herr weinss,
dsy ard charged with aisorssfly
conduct
According e. ne police ths two
"Piatter~ Wcrc riding m q car
with two ether men ana trr
women vhsr me ear riasc an
Illegal turn AZ Brad So and Ere
Avc
Pairnlnen Ianss woodrsff and
Anthony porpe said thar when
trey started ~ write cui ticket
f1r NJ Illegal turn ~ Ire dr4vcr
WIN vas unitcru0sd Rohhi o.
irrtei saving tYcu cant q, mat
The 1fnerrs continued 81 write
ans when Eeth persisted 20 thrtr
Nrttrr 1uf a tIckst ~ vas taken
cgt % me- car
Ws partner HFarker wns a.
'sSei ta sase said Ycun nav
a. take ut t'a rhe offisrrs o..
Hgvt suf t,ss both men tn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
THREt YEAR Old
STEPHEN DURAND DIES

steven IiNfHnd. three year old
son ~ Mrs Mildred Titus ~ g2g
igiehart Az 81 Paul ana Chris.
tophrr Uufaad ~ 1900 Chicago
Az Nina polis died Monday
March 10 Anckcr hospital iIs
had been ~ for one week ana
hospitHllErt Cor aue day
Surviving IN addition 10 his par
ents are two br1thsra Christopher
" and Dennis Durnnd rive aia.
terra Laura les. Toni. Patricia.
Hhoils and pcniac Durnnd. pa
tarnal grandparents, Mrs Jessie
DuraDd u I,Na Angelea. Calf and
Christorhsr Hines OF Vancouver
- G and other relatives
Funeral services viii be hold
FRIDAY today March o. az 10
am Al Brooks Funeral chapel
with Rov Floyd Massey, Jta %
ficiatiag Burial viii he in Oakland
cemetery
Brooks Funeral Home IA ~
charge of arrangements
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CARD or APPRECIATION

I wish 10 express my sincere
thanks and appreciation TO neigh
bors friends and relatives for the
many acts Of kindness shown dur
ing my recent illness in Miller
hospital and az home I am es-
peciany grateful for the prayers
OF DR. ]. l. Glover Of St James
AME church and the Rev ]. r.
Del Pine OF Canphor Methodist
Church and for the lovely flowers,
cards and other gifts of love
Mrs Daisy Lucas Gilmore.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

VIII remain IN the city snd viii
preach occasionally when called on.
he plans 20 take life easy and
rather enjoy himself aoirg things
that his busy schedule did not per,
nit him 20 DO lie win continue 20
hc active in civic and religious
work
Rev Botts has been active In
the NAACP, Phyllis wheatley
House the Urban League and was
Tor years moderator ot the state
Baptist convention
Well liked and respected ne carne
30 Zion Baptist when Il was a
struggling congregation during the
depression To-day &, has orc q
the largest and most active mem
bershtps IN the city
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Urban Leogve Guild
President Names Committee
Chairman FOR Group Guild

AZ the January meeting ~ the
Minneapolis Urban League. INC
president. Mrs willard Mcrrul
FAMED the following COMMITTEES
chairman % the executive com.
mittcc
Mines Margaret Benton WAYS
and means Howard parucn sec.
val Ethel Blackwell. program.
O,icNsa walker ard Miss ThyTa
Lun1 yuvnbsrphir E'uy Hayusa1
patlic rvlailona ana Mae DAVIS
education
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
John KINGSTON TO JOIN
FACULTY OF COLLEGE

iohn urnss,nn one " the found
rrs ~ the Minnesota Historical
society Committee for the study
az tho Role ~ tbe Negro Ia Min
neauta History committee has 40.
cnptcd post at me South nak
ctr state Teachers college
Mr. iionvuton viii maintain hlh
residence here temporarily bat
will give ny his past as secretary
tr,Asarrf ~ the committees
The committee Il m the PROCESS
~ publishtng a history II the Min
nesnta Nugru and also plana a
museum exhibit,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory OF our dear
mother. grandmother cousin and
friend, Ora Garner, who left this
life two years ago. March 4. 1857.
As we loved you, so we miss you,
In our memory you are near
Loved. remembered, thought Of al
ways
Bringing many silent tear.
Sadly missed by daughter. Tim
othy vann and family; cousin.
Maybell Standiser and friends.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
ZION RApTIST

toAlltAAF NfaH ~ AAfNFtN hiftN ttfNfA az
tendance was good NJ Zion. The
Pastor Rev II. w Bolts sr. used
for his theme. "rhe Preemincnt
God Definition OF the word pree-
minent Is superior 10 all others:
there Ia no other like the almighty
The speaker said that we are not
spiritually progressive in life I'M
less we let God be superior in us
Scripture reference was from Tx
odus 6i-1i We enjoyed the mes
sage very much
Visitors were Rev. and Mrs r
l. Mcintosh. y A Anderson and
Percy Robinson. all ~ ST. Paul
and Julius A. lee 81 Minneapolis
We welcome all visitors at Zion
Come again
Uniting with the church were
Frank Harvey Sr and Hattie l.
F.skridgc OF Sheral Ark Nine new
members We're extended the hand
o. fellowship and holy communion
was administered following the
am worship.
Music WINS hy the combined
choirs with White n Hale directing
and Mrs = Moore assisting Mrs
W NJ Wartier In urgauist, Miss
n Green, pianist
During the service the entire
congregation was shocked by
an announcement made by the
church clerk and the chairman OF
the deacon board OF the retirement
~ our pastor Rev. Bolts n "a
greatly regretted by all. A poem
entitled. Touching Shoulders.
dedicated 60 the pastor wns read
by the clerk Mrs q l.. Bell which
was very fitting but sad May God
bless our pastor and his good wife
as they 10 farther
A brief testimonial meeting was
observed AZ the eight O'Clock hour
Cards ~ appreciation from the
sick and bereavcd we're acknowl,
edged Rev p Henderson was alb.
sent because Of the death OF hi,
mother as you win note elsewhere
In this paper She IL also the sis
ter 81 Rev r @ Harris. assistant
pastor ~ Mt. Olivct baptist church
IN 81 Paul ] was informed that
Rev Harris became very ill en-
route 10 Kansas city but on ar
rival az Cullen Ark. his destlna
ton. he was much Improved Rev
Harris was not too wsll when III
LETT % attend his sisters funeral
We solicit your prayers for theil
safe return
Mrs Marguerite Allen. 1921
( Third Az s. has returned horn,
after being confined m the hoaplts
and after six weeks I ana inforuiaf
she win return ter surgery Mrs
I Mary Clifton who has been cor
fined 20 her horne due TO inueS,
vas present Sunday AZ the morn.
ing worship
a special church business NEE,
lng has been called for 3 a n,
March ~ Every member ia aek y
70 BE- present An members WIZ
arr no longer active in the Gozpe
I Chorus and have thcir roh.sa y.
longing 70 the Chorus. are asker
Z ~. $500 HfA4tN AftfffA MIN Il
Thomas Is president.
When names should Dc drppp~-
from the sick list. uleasr nailf,
ne church office. or call IA 4
AeIs the office secretary. A p-r.
gram relating 90 BTU WORK NJ
ec held Sunday March a, !
I = ni az Zlou
The Senior Misaonarv e,,,.,,
win meet SATURDAY March az
Pm ~ the church Mrs q. re-.
ton is president All are yryi,s.,
20 attend these uaeetirra
Your reporter is ra.g,,-.-{-,,- &c.
light case o. au ana vas n1ahis
90 ~ Prcsen, Sunday hi4f Il -.
ter today
You arr always welcone a,
Eian 81
Mrs p Hendrrxnr r.,-,----
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

A special series ~ sermons are
being given by the Rev FIR Louis
w Johnson during the Lenten sea-
son on Sundays on the subject Of
These series are based On the
why and How 10 Worship God"
Prayer book Services are held az
5 and ~ am
Guest minister for this coming
Friday, March 8 Is the Rev Vern-
on r. johnson, rector OF ST. Paufs
church. Minneapolis
Services begins promptly ut 8
pm
Submitted by Rev Louis w
johnson. rector.
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CARD or THANKS

TO those who expressed their
sympathy IN 50 many beautiful
ways during the Illness and pass
ing Of our beloved mother, the late
Mrs. Ethel Maxwell Williams. the
warm tributes made in her mem
DRY BY relatives and friends. for
the many cards kilograms and
floral tributes we extend our heart
felt thanks
Stephen Maxwell and family.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish 90 thank all Of our
patrons and friends who made il
possible for us to operate the l.
& NJ Lunch Room at 1888 Fourth
Az. s 1t is with regret that due
10 Illness Of Mrs, Anderson we
are forced to retire II was only
through your constant patronage
that we were able to serve you the
past six years and the pleasant
association viii ever remain in
our memory and our hearts
Mr.. and Mrs Lonnie Anderson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Inrrvasesi Interest in bowling
an,nnE hoWhnr~ ard nan hp"tc
ha. resulted frpm Louis Thomas
wc.,i.iy Column srin pattet," which
appears Ia this paper each weel'
during the bowling season
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

Nou arv wvlcome 60 visit eur pryy
plant and eaiiiinE az S;tI Fsurth
~ = MlansapoilS. C0nie IN ard
tcur thu huildieg and meet the
staff Neu are wvlcgnse
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

after h In &
one Of the largest
Negro churches
OF that tIcnomin
alton in the city
Tor thirty years
He IL the dean
.nf Twin City Ne
gro pastors
Rev Bo,ts says
he IL not rhysi
cnllv able 90 per
form his pastoral
duties due 20 fail
tn.- hnlllh 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06

\ subscription b. thl. paper b.
uaeil Is a bargain " coatz Ssso
hess BY mail ard yput pastman
delivers Il to yuar man box every
Friday adtt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-06
Rev. n. w. Bolts ST.
Deem Of Pastors
To Retire June S

Rev " w Bolts sr 1913 Lyn-
dale Az N win retire "a pastor
81 Zion Baptist church on June 5,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Dinner TOHOnor
John Umstead

A testimonial dinner for Rep
resentatlVe John " Umstead Jr
.of Chapel Hill viii be gwen by
the North Carolina Association for
Mental Health Il, It's annual meet
ing next week in Raleigh at the
Sir Walter Hotel On benaIt OF
Governor Hodges Pau A John
ston director OF the Department
Of State. viii presen, an award
Of appreciation to Mr. Umslead for
hls work for the mentally "a.
The meeting viii b. held Fri
day and Saturday For reserYa-
lions Tor the Umstead dinner write
10 the Wake County Mental Health
Association, Raleigh
DR. George c Ham director Of
the Department Of Psycna'ry at
Memorial Hospital mere. "lll De
the keynote speaker a Friday
afternoon session Of 'ut aauud.
meeting
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

of measuring them against older
methods. 1t tends toward didacti-
cism, which is needed in handling
the subject. The editorial was di-
rected at parents who object to
the experts proposal for a new
report card. 1t was a good ex-
position Of the experts views and
| somewhat suspect that the writer
may be one of the experts
Mrs. Ivey has been a member
of the Weekly staff the past two
years and had previously had no
professional experience as a news
writer before coming TO Chapel
Hill. She is a graduate Of the Uni
versity, has been a social worker,
has pursued postgraduate studies
here. at Harvard University and
Catholic University. and has.
taught German at Mercer Uni-s
versity and sciences at Salem
Academy in Winston-Sa!em. Her
husband is Pete Ivey, director Of
the University News Bureau
Throughout her newspaper
career Mrs. lvey has been running
her home This June she plans to
retire from newspaper work and
devote full time to her family and
home. Mr. Campbell has been
very kind in letting me work at
home when my children were
there and needed me-" said Mrs.
IVey while speaking of her double
duty A mother whenever pos
siblc should be at home except,
perhaps, during the hours her
children are in school" she added
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

gard TO scn0ol financing A pam
phlet a Citizens Guide TO SchOU.
Financing has been prepared anC
viii be ready for distribution to
the voters in the Greater Chapel
Hill School District this month
4. League members have OBJ.
served all public boards this year
The League IS watching with IN
terest the re-develOpment of the
idea held by county commissioners
that the commissioners should rep
resent and De elected from fixeC
districts within the county rather
than at large
5 Distributed 1000 flyers witt
information on registration prIol
to the November and February
elections
s Distributed 1000 caples Of ;
Citizen Gu,ce to Chapel Hi
The demand tor this has exceeded
the supply and revision and new
printing should be completed b,
June
I Acton as a League has beer
taken on several bills before tn
General Assembly ana Congress
namely judicial revision, wate
conservation in North Carolina. for
eign aid reapportonment in th'
General Assembly
9 Several genera. meetings hay,
been held. open as always to th'
public namely On local politics
the klrkmal School Needs Report
foreign policy and water re
sources
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

invited There wili be art exhibits
IN all classrooms during the open
house. with some work from every
pupil on display Refreshments will
be served
The program Of the P.T.A.
meeting will include a panel dis
Cussi0n OF How Can Elementary
schools Prepare Children for
Scientific Education" George Y.
Taylor program chairman. an
n0unced that Ross Scroggs would
lead the discussion Others on the
panel viii be members OF the
Juyersitys faculty IN natural
sciences
a nominating committee will also
be elected at the meeting
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Art Festival Is Now Being Held
At Presbyterian Student Center

Must Art Have a Moral Frame Of
Reference to be Lasting
Tuesday evenings program will
begin at pm. with a Greenwich
Village buffet tickets for which
may be purchased a, the eXhibi;
itself The buffe' will be followed
ny the announcement Of winners
in each OF the four divisions and
talk on Must Music and Art Com
munlcacte9' by Gregory D Ivy
head OF the Art Department at the
Woman S College in Greensboro
Judges Nor the show are Mr.
Cox. Mr Ivy. and Robert A How
ard Of the UNC Ar, Department
A popula- vote Rlil also ~ cast
TO determine the viewers choice in
each division
Both ioanspeopie and students
are invited 10 attend ail the fes,i-
val events
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Hickory CroUe
By Ethel HopsOH
IpI. .Sya,h

T1e Sunnysl1e Home Demonstra-
0on CluO me, recently al he nome
ol ,irs Carrle /. EdN ards Twen-
ty-tlVe members we're present
In the absence OF the Home
Demonstration Agent Mrs Bonnie
DAVIS, slides on Home BeautifI
cation" were shown by Mrs Ora
A'Water
On Saturday night March 20.
Mrs Atwater again showed the
slides IN her home to thirty people
with Miss Ethel Hopson as mar
rator The fifty people who
saw the slides al the two meet
Ilngs were greatly Inspired They
obtained many good ideas and
SAID they are planning to make
Improvements 10 their own homes
A though, for the week Get
ting together is a beginning Work
ing together IS a pleasure Staying
together is d success
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

and expressed their support of
the bill. This was after the bill
had been explained and after they
saw the provisions that safeguard
ed every right of the individual
This bill may not be the answer
to the grave problem Of illegi,i-
macy that confronts US. 1t is a
start, however, and let US hope
that this subcommittee will come
up with something that is con-
structive and something that will
begin to relieve the unwhOlesome
situation that we face in the
problem of children born out OF
Wedlock
Editors note: This is the 9th
in a series Of articles on the cur
rent Legislature being written for
the Weekly by Orange County Rep
resentative UmsteadD
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Nurses Will Give
Talks Thursday

Seven nurses viii discuss some
o. the hlghIrgnt> ol their work at
meeting Of Distuc; II Of the
North Carolina Nurses Association
al 8 pm. Thursday April 9 al
the JNC School Of Nursing 5
auditorium They are Mrs Aliese
DAVIS Of the District Health De
partment. Miss June Watson Of
Memorial Hospital Mrs. Ann Han
sen Of the U.NC School OF Public
Health. Mrs Thelma Ingles OF the
Duke School OF Nursing. and Miss
Alice Clifford Miss Barbara Ber
nard, and Miss Gracla McCabe OF
the UNC School OF Nursing
All graduate nurses are invited
to attend the meeting.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Awards
Continued from Page Il

Continued from Page Il
together but clarity of writing
and abundance of factual back
ground make it easy for d judge
IN Minnesota to have a fair und-
erstandlng about what the fight
ing is about.
The Statement Of the judges for
Mrs Ivey ) prlze-wlnnlng editor
ial follows
This editorial rates No. be-
cause it shows a good grasp OF
the subject matter at hand and
an ability to convey the author S
views to the reader. The subject
matter Itself is important and,
OF course, Of keen interest to par
ents OF grade school age children
This editorial does a good job of
explaining new methods of grading
children in their school work and
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

Students OF the Presbyterian
Church are sponsoring 3 Student
Arts Festival this week in the
Presbyterian Center off Rosemary
Stree just back Of the Telephone
Building. Beginning yesterday and
to continue through Wednesday j,
consists OF an exhib.; OF student
works in oil paintings, black and
white work. sculpture and photo
grsphy, plus two evening pro
grams or the nature and tuciion
Of art
The first program vii be held
al 7:3o this evening Monday and
viii include the reading Of ieie-
VISION scrip; entitled The Image
OF Man in Contemporary AT" and
q dialogue between Joe Cox Of
State College 5 Schoo' o. Design
anu Foster Fiz-Sim0nS OF the
UNC Drama Department, on
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

Roy l. Ingram, chairman Oi the
Unlversity'S Department OF Geo
Iogy and Geography recently tooh
part in TWO professional meetings
in Dallas. Texas, the annual meet.
ing Of the Society OF Economies
Psychologists and Mineral0giStS
and the annual meeting OF the
American Association Of Petrol
cum Geology
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Richard Hall HOnOTed

Richard j Hall, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett W. Hall OF Chapel
Hill is one of the twelve students
at Oberlin College who have been
awarded Woodrow Wilson National
FellowShipS for the 1880 school
year. Now rising senior, he has
been among the top ten students
in his class each year he has been
there.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Note TO Estes Hills Parents

Parents whose children "Ill eat-
cr the first grade at the Estes
His School tins coming September
are asked to submit the names Of
the children to the school prin.
opal Miss Mildred Monaghan
Immediately The annual pre-
school 'Ieglstration will be held
Al tie Estes Hills School from 8 80
u m. to II noon Tuesday. April IA
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
League
Continued from Page !

the effect 0. the North Carolina
Pupil Assignment Act on the
Greater Chapel Hi School Dis
trlct. The study groups OF the
League viii Inyestl gate what has
been done IN other communities
and what problems face the local
school board
Their study Of state problems
VIII be three-foid ! Constitutional
revision IN the lIgnt Of an effective
judicial system, ;. The tax s'ruc-
ture OF ,ne state a study Of the
revenue sources
The national asenda of las, year
viii De continued with emphas IS
on foreign policy involving sup.
port Of the United Nations. Worlo
,rdde and economic development
and collective security ana water
resources, d study that viii EN-
-ble them to support the national
water policies and practices winch
promote C0Drdlnd.ed admnlstla
ton, equitable financing. and reg.
ional or river basin planning
The April, 1893, unA and zen.
eral meeting OF the League VIII
be on The Tax Structure Of North
Carolina The May, 1859. units viii
be on local school financing jus.
how the overall program for neAt
year viii be arranged has not yet
been worked out
On April 80. 1888, the League Of
Women Voters VIII sponsor d can
dlddteS meeting 10 meet and hear
candidates for the Chapel Hill
School Board and for the Chapel
Hill Town officials Through NOt-
erS Service. the League Will make
every effort to inform voters on
registration and voting procedures
Speaking OF the job to be ac-
c0mplIshed Mrs Rush SAID, As
| look al my new board, | feel that
no President has ever gone into
office with more capable group
Of women All Of US are volunteers
with the reward for our efforts be
ing the satisfaction of knowing
we are responsible citizens and
are working together 10 stimulate
others In taking look at this last
years League activities. | hope
we can do as well "
The following report was sub
mitted last Tuesday by the out.
going president, Mrs. James c.
Ingram, on the l953-l959 League
work:
/. Sponsored workshops for all
IL local N. c. State Leagues
through the cooperation Of the In
stitute OF Government and in
dividual professors on the Judicial
system, foreign policy and water
conservation.
2. Participated in the Bel Com
mittee program 10 train inter
viewers throughout the State for
explaining the Judicial revision plan
TO voters.
3. Studied ways in which Chapel
Hill Is dependent upon the County
Commissioners, with particular re-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Raymond Adams to Give Paper

The Pathological Club Of the
University here and the Erasmus
Club OF Duke University will meet
jointly at s pm. Monday, April
s, in the East Duke Building on
the Duke Woman College cam
pus. Professor Raymond Adams
Of the U.N.C. English Department
will present a paper on "Whitman's S
Strange Lapse"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06

Isabel Winslette viii spend the
at PcnIand near Spruce
Pince She VIII 20 on d bus that
leaves here Just after midnight
morning and arrives at
about 6 am. at Marion where she
Will be met by friends
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
CarrbOro Club Meeting

The Carrboro Civic Club will hold
lis April meeting at 8 pm. this
Tuesday at its clubhouse. Mrs.
Raymond p. Kaighn will speak on
Russia and Its People" Mrs.
Ben williams and Mrs. Carl BOet-
tcher viii be hostesses.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Estes Hills School Dedication
Scheduled For Thursday Evening

The new Estes Hills Elementary
School will be dedicated in Z
brief ceremony to be held In con
junction with the school S pT.A
meeting at 7 q pm Thursday
April g The meeting will be follow
&c by open house at the school
The public Is invited j; Is an
nounced by Dr. DAVID L Hawk
ins P.T.A president
The efforts Of those who help
ed to establish the school will be
recognized during the dedication
program. to which members Of
the Board Of Education have been
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Attends Cleveland Meeting

Miss Katherine X Carmichael
the Cniversity's dean of women
represented the University at the
annual convention Of the Nat
ionaI Association Of Women Deans
and Counselors held recently in
Cleveland, ONO
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-04-06
Umstead Report
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CONTINUED from Page \
minutes and each talk was to the
point and kept the interest of the
committee until the last word had
been spoken. The second unusual
feature was that il was the first
time in my legislative experience
extending over a period OF thirty