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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

My fellow Americans:
I want TO discuss with you
tonight an issue Of great i'm
portance to every man, woman
and child in this Nation. 1t is
above any partisan political
consideration. 1t affects every
American, regardless Of occu-
patton, regardless of political
affiliation.
1 speak of labor reform legis-
lation.
In these few minutes I hope
to place before you some salient
facts affecting this matter so
that you may more fully under
stand what is at stake.
This Nation needs Federal
law to meet the kind of rack
eteering, corruption, and abuses
of power disclosed in many in
stances by the Senate investi-
eating committee headed by
Senator Mcclellan. For two
years 1 have advocated such a
law.
For many months newspapers
have carried extensive accounts
Of racketeering and corruption
in labor-management matters.
Many of you have actually wit
messed disclosures of this COR
ruption on television in your
own homes. 1t is a national
disgrace.
The legislation we need has
nothing to do with wages-or
strikes-or problems we nor
mally face when employers and
employees disagree. Nor am !
talking of any new approach
to collective bargaining. Nor
about any new labor-manage-
ment philosophy. I am talking
about a reform lava law to
protect the American people
from the gangsters, racketeers.
and other corrupt elements
who have invaded the labor
management field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Two Abuses
Are Cited

To date, legislation to correct
these deplorable conditions has
not been enacted. Meanwhile,
the evidence of abuses has
continued to mount before con-
gressional committees. Chief
among the abuses from which
Americans need protection are
oppressive practices of coercive
picketing and secondary boy
cotting.
Take a company in the av-
erage American town-your
town. A union official comes
into the Office, presents the
company with a proposed labor
contract, and demands that the
company either sign or be
picketed. The company re-
fuses, because the employees
don't want to join that union.
And remember, the law clearly
gives employees the right to have
or. not to have union-clearly
a basic American right of
choice.
Then what happens? The
union official carries out the
threat and puts a picket line
outside the plant-to drive
away customerS-to cut off de-
liveries. In short, to force the
employees into a union they do
not want. This is one example
Of what has been called black
mail picketing. This could
force the company out of bust
ness and result in the loss of
all the jobs in the plant.
/ want that sort of thing
stopped. So does America.
Take another company-let
US say, a furniture manufac-
turer. The employees vote
against joining a particular
union. Instead of picketing the
furniture plant, the unscrupu-
Ions officials use another
scheme. They picket the stores
which sell the furniture this
plant manufactures. Its pur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

It's provisions relating to the
"no-man's land" 60 precisely
in the wrong direction. And II
actually exempts about 70 per
cent Of all unions from report
ing on their finances. It even
removes criminal penalties
against those who violate the
rights OF union members.
To sum up. neither the
Senate bill nor the House COM
mittee bill will really do the
job-to curb the abuses the
American people want to see
corrected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

Dor reforms your business. II
is every citizens business.
Americans want reform legis-
lation which will be truly eff
fective. It is my earnest hope
that the Congress will be fully
responsive to an overwhelming
national demand.
Thank you, and good night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Two Reform Bills
Called Satisfactory

However. Congress need not
limit itself to such a choice.
The administration bill is still
before the Congress. There is
also before the House a BIZ
partisan bill jointly sponsored
by two members of the House
Labor Committee-Mr. Lam
drum of Georgia. a Democrat,
and Mr.. Griffin Of Michigan, q
Republican. The Landrum-
Griffin bill is a good start
toward a real labor reform law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Must Protect
Workers in Unions

Any reform bill worthy Of
the name must also protect the
individual rights Of union
members-within their unions.
1t must assure them of fair
elections. It must assure them
of honest handling Of their
money-money made UP by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

pose is to prevent those stores
from handling that furniture.
How can anyone justify this
kind Of pressure against stores
which are not involved in any
dispute? They are innocent by
ISLANDERS. This kind Of action is
designed to make the stores
bring pressure on the furniture
plant and its employes-to
force those employees into a
union they do not want. This
is an example Of a secondary
boycott"
I want that sort Of thing
stopped. So does America.
The blackmail picket line and
the secondary boycott cannot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

POSSIBLY help the working men
and women OF America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
EISENHOWER TEXT
Effective Protection
From Rockets Urged
Iy fellow Americans:

Following Is the teri OF President EiSenowers teleuon
and radio address last night labor reform legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
FADs AND FASHIONS
Steady Rings and Things

they also get out their ankle
bracelets. II a girl circles her
left ankle she is "free," but
II it's her right ankle she's
going steady. Boys notice
things like that" says Rose
Mary Ashby, . senior.
The bracelets can be Of gold,
silver or pearls. II the boy
gives the girl the ankle brace
let, his name is on the in
side and her name on the
outside. But II she originally
bought the bracelet and then
transferred it to the right
ankle after transferring her
affections. the bracelet is left
plain.
Steadies also exc h ange
rings. I'VE used to exchange
class rings but we lost them"
says Rose Mary. $50 now we
buy friendship rings. You al
ways go together to get them
and If you break up you
don't return the rings; you
Just take them or" The
number of rings just sitting
in q girls jewelry box tells
the number Of steadies she's
exchanged with.
Another steady sign is
matched clothing. At dances.
.steadies show their feelings
by wearing matching shirts.
Bermudas, socks and shoes.
Or If it's formal. the girl
wears q skirt that matches
the boys trousers in color
and material.
In the all-boy department at
Mount Vernon. Eugene Rose.
q freshman. claims the fad
news Is to try to get on as
many bright colors as posi-
BILE. One boy has q pair Of
bright orange polished cot
ton pants that he wears with
a black shirt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
TEEN-AGE MAIL
Those Old Love Letters!

failed. then do whatever Is
necessary to help you correct
the situation.
released by the
Register and Tribane 8yndicatel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

grades just because your sis
ter did.
I think Nom should talk
to your teacher and learn
first hand WHY you have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Vernon High School in Fair
fax County.
When girls at Mount YER
non get out their stockings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17

Rings around the ankles
and fingers. date-matched
clothes and mixed bright
colors are fads at Mount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

/ am q l1-year-0l0 girl
and . senior in high
school. Because I failed one
subject i was not allowed
TO date until the next re-
port.
Well, I failed the same
subject again 50 now I
have to continue to stay
home until the NEXT re-
port. My older sister al
ways made straight As and
Mother expects the same
from me. Do yen think she
b right In Furnishing me I'm
this way?
GROUNDED GIRL.
II you were my daughter I
would approach this situa-
ton quite differently. While
I would expect you to do your
best in school, I would not
expect you to make perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-17
BY DOROTHY KICKER

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
/ am . 15-year-old Boy.
I dated = girl for almost .
year and 1 thought i was
I'm love with her. While 1
was away. during Christ
mas vacation. I wrote her
every day and now I real
ize that the letters were
mushy and juvenile.
Just recently I'met an
other girl and I'm crazy
about her. My ex-girl
friend was plenty sore
when l broke up with her
and she Is threatening to
show my letters 10 my new
girl, who is sort Of jealous
OF her anyway.
Mrs. Kicker, I'm in a bad
spot. II she sees those
goOfy letters. I'm afraid III
lose her and If l date my
ex-girI friend, which is
what she's pulling for. IN
lose the new one for sure.
&c.
Someone once said. dc
right and fear no man
don't write and fear no wom-
an"
I suggest you tell your new
girl about the letters. Explain
that it was just one Of those
things and you went on the
deep end temporarily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
Chinese
Pork
i4s-ounce package pre-
cooked rice

i4ss-ounce package pre-
cooked rice
2 q pound EACH cans
brown gravy with sliced
pork
! can condensed chicken
with rice soup
2 tablespoons soy sauce
"a cup chopped celery
Prepare rice according to
package directions. Mix in
creased 2-Quart casserole
with pork. soup. soy sauce.
and celery. Bake at $50 de-
grees for l hour. Makes six
servings.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
Panama Aspire q Pvesto en- ell
Conseio Maritime International

NUEVA YORK, enero 3. -
CUPID Panama espera desem-
penar un papel importante en-
las deliberaciones de la organi-
zacion consultiva martina in
tergubernamental, ell grupo- es-
pecializado de las Naciones Uni
das que celebrara SUI primera Sc
sion en- Londres ell martes pro-
ximo.
Jorge Iilueca, delegado per-
manente INFERNO de Panama
en- las Naciones Unidas, dijo
hoy que su pals, que aver ingre-
SO como vigesimo octave MEM
bro de la organization, "espera
obtener I'm puesto en- ell conse-
jo, al cual tiene derecho segun
los terminus de la convention.
Ell diplomatico Sc referia al
~consejo director, de seis MEM
bros, que Sc compondra de "las
naciones que tienen ell mayor
interes en- ell suministro de ser
vicios navieros internacionales".
Panama, que tiene registra-
da bajo SUI pabellon una de
las flotas mercantes mas gran
DIES del mundo, fue omitido de
la lista de los seis miembros
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
Aetivun Preparedness Para 81 VIII
Cong. Punamericuno de Carreteras

dc esta serie Sc reunio en- Pana-
ma en- agosto de 1857.
Ell Gobierno de Colombia cons
tituyo ell Comite Organizador,
presidido por ell Ingeniero Vir-
gllio Barco Bargas, Ministro de
Obras Publicas de Colombia, y
compuesto por destacados profe-
sionale3 colombianos.
Por su parte, los Gobiernos
de la Republica Argentina y del
Peru, establecieron las fechas
para la celebration de las sesio-
mes de las Comisiones Tecnicas
de los Congresses Panamerica-
nos de Carreteras, con sede en-
sus respectivos paises. De con-
formidad con estas disposicio.
mes gubernamentales, la Conf
sion Tecnica de Terminologia,
czlebrara SUI segundo periodic de
sesiones en- Buenos Aires, del
IL al 81 de mario de 1859, y del
9 al - de mario del mismo afo,
sesionara la Comision Tecnica
de Fomento de Organismos Via
les G~ubernamentales, con sede
en- Lima.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

Ell DR.. Eisenhower opina que
TODD plan de estabilizacion del
cafe debe If acompanado de es-
fuerzos por ampliar los merca-
dos, reducir los costos de pro-
duccion y. dedicar terrenos de
costo elevado a otros cultivos.
Recomienda igualmente a los
paises latinoamericanos que ex-
tiendan sas mercados en- Euro
pa.
AL mismo tempo hace la OBJ
servacion de que los E. U. es-
tan participando en- ell grupo de
estudio de la industria CAFETERIA
que esta buscando una solu-
cion al problema, y recomienda
que Sc procure atraer a los pro-
ductores africanos al acuerdo
de retencion latinoamericano.
Ell informe pone de relieve
que Russia .emprendio reciente-
mente una campana de "dum-
ping" en- ell mercado mundial
de productos tales como ell esta-
no, y recomienda que los E. U.
p%articipen con la America Lati-
ma en- estudios Separates de d.
versos productos para tratar de
ayudar al continente del sur a
estabiiizar sus precios.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

dar a la America Latina a es-
tabilizar los precios del cafe.
Senalando que los E. U. es-
tan invirtiendo. 5000 millones
de dolares anuales para estabi-
liar los precios de sus propios
productos agricolas, manifesto
que este programa ha origina-
do -crecientes dificultades con
la superproduccion.
"Esta experienced -declara-
que afecta solo a una nacion,
sugiere la dificultad de lograr
que atengan -exito los programs
de rehabilitation euando afec-
tan a muchas naciones. Debie-
ra ser. una advertencia significa-
tiva para que las naciones pro-
ductoras no pongan gran fe en-
los contingencies de distribution
del cafe.
Isl esas> Quotas estabilizan du-
rante algdn tempo ell precio del
cafe a an nivel relativamente
bueno,. este por 81 mismo po-
dria estimular mas Ia produc-
cion, provocar la accumulation
de excedentes adicionales y con-
ducir eventualmente al derrum.
bamiento de los precios mum
diales del eeafS~.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
Publican Gvio
Pare Moestros
de Agriculture

WASHINGTON, DC. (PAU)
-Bajo ell titulo de "Tratamien-
to de las Intermediates de los
Anlmales", la Union Panameri-
cana pa dado a publicidad una
guia para Maestros de Agricul-
tura. Este manual de u pagi-
mas, escrito en- espanol, incluye
los temas de mayor utilidad pa
"a ell maestro de escuela rural,
tanto en- la organization de la
ersenanza como en- torno a la
prevention de las e~fermedades
de los aimales domesticos.
En- ell folleto Sc tratan sola-
mente las intermediates mas CO.
munes, tales como: ell botulismo
aviar, acne contagioso del caba
Ito, sarrla del conejo, fiebre af-
tosa del ganado vacuno, etc. Ell
estudio de cada una de elias
Sc divide en- tres parties: AZ eau
So y sintomas; b. Prevention;
y . Tratamiento. Tambien en-
tire los temas tratados Sc en-
cuentran los desinfectantes TEN
peratura de los animales Y Ell
periodic de gestacion de los mis-
mos.
En- cuanto a los animales a
que Sc hace referencia, son:
aves; caballos; cerdos; eonejos;
ovejas y vacunos.
Las personas intefesadas en-
adquirjr este foileto, euyo costo
es de 0,50 de dollar, pueden soil
citarlo a la Union Panamerica.
nd. Washington 6, D. C. (U.S.A.)
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
de RenocimienFo
De la Democratic en-
Colombia Fue eI 1883

BOGOTA, (SFCo)-EI ano de
1858 fue para Colombia ell del
renacimIento democratico para
ell pals.
Desvisda de SUI canine por
una serie ae acontecimientos
imprevistos, que produjeron una
especie de guerra civil no de-
clarada'. Colombia paso dos lus-
tros de calvsrio, incluyendo la
mas yelgonzosa dictadura que
conociera en- SUI historic. Ell 10
de mayo de 1857, cuando todas
las fuerzas vivas del pals Sc
unieron para derribar ell despo-
tismo, marca la fecha inicial de
Ia recuperacion Institutional de
Colombia.
En- Colombia en- 1858 Sc ini-
clio un experlmento politico que
puede zanzibar SUI historic: ell
de la union de los partidos al
rededof de un gobierno nacio-
nal, para liquidar ell pasado y
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

seAtar las bases del eauee Que
debe reeerrer en- Ell provenir.
Despaes de 10 amos de es4ado
de sstio, este fHe levantado; ell
Congress-, que habia permanent
Go en- receso per an periodic
igual, volvio a reunirse; tom6
possession de Ia presidential de la
RepublIca IN estadista ioven.
que tomo sobre sus hombros la
ciclopea tarea de reconstruir,
sobre las ruinas que dej6 la die
tadura, an pals libre Y sano. Ell
proceso que en- Colombia Sc ha
ensayado es ell del triunfo de la
democracia, y puede servir de
ejemplo para los paises hernia
nos que todavia derrochen sus
energias en- inutiles luchas polr-
teas.
Los dos partidos politicos, ell
conservador y ell liberal, rodean
firmemente hoy ell gobierno que
ericabeza Alberto Lleras Camar-
go.
Ell partido liberal, despues de
amos de persecution v de pade-
cimientos, aparece firmemente
undo aIrededor de Carlos Lie
ras Restrepo, su jefe y director.
Su credo es inmutable al traves
dc los amos: apoyo a la democra-
cia; rechazo unanime de toda
sombra de dlctadura, apoyo fir
me y leaf al gobierno y a la po-
Utica por este preconizada de
paZ y concordia.
La mayoria del partido con-
servadur que encabeza Laurea-
ne Gomez, apoya tambien a AL
berto Lleras y a SUI gobierno de.
frente civil. I'm grupo conside-
rable del mismo, encabezado
por ell ex-Presidente Mariana
Ospina Perez, Sc separa de la
direction de Laureano Gomez y
apoya firmemente, sin embar-
go, al frente civil y al -gobier-
no bipartidista. Otro grupo, fl
naimente, que encabeza ell ex-
Ministro Jorge Leiva, combate
arisca y agresivamente ell 60
bierno nacional y trata de inn
poner 10 que Sc llama predomi-
MO de Ia hegemonia de elemen-
tos violentos y fanaticos. Den
tro de este grupo, mas o menos
camuflado, hay un pegueno CRU
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

que Sc propondra para ell Con-
sejo Directive en- la asamblea de
Londres. Los propuestos son:
Grecia, Holanda, Noruega, Sue
cha, ell RENO Undo y los Esta-
dos Unidos. Suecia aun no ha
acceptable la convention que crea
ell ORGANISING, y no es SECURE que
su nombre vaya a ser propuesto
a votacion en- Ia asamblea, Sc
gun dice hoy ell New York
Times.
Sc espera que en- Ia reunion
Liberia, cuya ratification for
NAL de la convention Sc espera
que llegue ell lunes a las N.U.,
segun ell Times, plantee la cues
ton de afiliaci6n en- la agencia
de naciones que no son esencial-
mente %navieras, pero que
tienen registradas bajo SUI ban
dera grandes flotas cuya pro-
piedad real corresponds a otras.
FL ORGANISING Sc creo con ell
fin de promover la cooperation
international, medidas de segu-
ridad, y la elimination de prac.
ticas navieras restrictivas y dis
criminatoras.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
De Ayvdo Poro erection de Mereodo conon en- cen+ro

qua, Costa RIGA y, de ser posi-
bic con Panama, en- una con-
ferencia con ell fin de lograr un
acuerdo sobre un plan para abo-
Hr aranceles y otros obstaculos
al concrete entire los miembros
del mercado regional.
Ell Doctor Eisenhower noto
que los cinco paises va han
acordado eiertos principles mi
ciales para establecer TN mer-
cado comun.
"Esto puede ser I'm principle
irregular y quizas defectuoso,
"dijo, pero es IN principle y
merece franco estimulo por par.
te de los Estados Unidos."
Anadi6 que la conferencia en-
tire los Estados Unidos y los pal
ses de la America Central de-
bia hacer 10 siguiente:
-Estimular a las institucio-
mes de prestamos publicas y
privadas y a las empresas indus
triales a establecer nuevas in
dustrias en- la region.
Yer que ell mercad0 cen
troamericano Sc establezca So
bre principles tan solidos que
pueda servir de modelo para
otras regiones latinoamerica.
mas.
Ell doctor Eisenhower tam.
bien pidio que Sc tomen medi'
das para estimular la creacion
de mercados regionales en- los
paises del norte y del sur dc
suramerica.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

pc de segtlidores del ex-dicta,
fdor Rolas Pinilla, que mas o
menoS solapadamente trabaian
per ell retorno de la dictadura.
De modo que TODD ell pals, con
minusculas excepciones, apoya
al gobierno y trabaja por Ia paz,
Ia reconstruction y Ia ammonia
politica del pals.
A comienzos de diciembre fue
descubferto en- ell pals un com.
plot que encabezaba ell odiado
dictador Gustavo Roias Pinilla.
FIe aplsstado en- pocos momen-
tes; Ell estado de sitio volvio,
adnque tugazmente.
Durante la dictadura aduIado-
res que medraban a la sombra
de la mlsma hicieron que Rojas
PinIlla gastara Glen millones en-
propaganda de SUI gobierno. Es-
ia enorme suma, tristemente di-
lapidada, solo consiguio un adep
to: ell mismo Rojas Pinilla, cue
heg6 a convencerse que es ua
ser providencial y que con TODD
descaro manifesto a una conf
sion del Senado que investiga
delitos cometidos en- su gobier-
no: Gel pueblo me adora."
A mediados de enero ell dieta-
dor sera juzgado por ell Sena-
do, y puede esperarse un casti-
go ejemplar para quienes en- eI
future pudieran olvidar de nue..
vo que Colombia es y sera STEM
pre- un pals tradicionalmente de-
mocratico y republican,, cuyos
hijos, como decia Jorge Isaacs,
llevan en- las venas ''sangre de
Hires "
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06

relaciones con los dirigentes y
las naeiones. latinoamericanas.
"Recomiendo que nos Austen
2amos de otorgar reconocimien
to especial q los dictadores la
tinoamericanos, sin tener en-
cuenta las ventajas temporales
que pa.ezca ofrecer tai accion."
En- otrs recommendation, Eli
senhower pide la creaci6n de
un consejo bipartidista en- asun
tos l-atlnoamericanos que aeon
seize al %secretario de estado so
bre todas las cuestiones que
afecten al hemisferio.
Ell informe reitera las reco
mendsciones para Ell mejora
mIento de las relaciones norte
latInoamericanas que su autor
bio despues de un viaje por
Sur America en- 1858, pero ana
de:
"...Ahora debo agregar una
nota de urgencia a mi recomen
dacion general de que las "a
clones de ia America Latina
y los Estados Unidos vuelvan
a exam,par sus Attitudes y nor
mas reciprocas y procuren cons
tantenfente fortalecer sus rela
clones economics, politicas y
culturaies, en- provecho comdn."
81 DR.. Eisenhower comento
que en- su viaje mas reciente
encontro que las malas INTEL
gencia: entire los E. u. y la
America Latina son hoy mas
serias de 10 que eran en- 1858.
Dijo que, por parte de los EIU.
esa mala- inteligencia consiste
en- una falta de conocimiento
del pueblo .norteamericano de
los problemas y aspiraciones de
sds vecinos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-06
kubitschek Desea Estab|ecer'
Una Nueya Era de Re!acionesI
Cordiales de Brasil Y Mexico
Per N RAYa4eNT

his, Kubitschek diio que hsbia
invitado al nuevo presidente de
Mexico, Adolfo Lopez Mateos, a
visitar Brasil, y que abrigaba Ia
esperanto de que pudiese hacer-
10 cuanto antes.
"Espero sinceramente -dijo
Kubitschek- que ell Presidente
Lopez Mateos aceptara la mvi
tacion que lie hice por carta re-
cientemente, y nos gustaria
aprovechar la vista para mi
ciar una nueva era en- las rela-
clones observation-disclosures.
"Con este no hago mas que
interpreter Ell sentimiento de
amistad que mi pueblo siente
por ell pueblo mexicano".
kubistschek tuvo expresiones
(COntinna en- la Pagina s.