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Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Coxburq
News
by Mrs. Henry Webster

Everyone. enjoyed the ball
game Tuesday night between
Coxburg and Holly Bluff. The
girls game was very interesting
for their score was 25-26 in fav-
or Coxburg. The boys score
was 29-7O in favor of Holly Bluff.
Boys, work a little harder and
girls, keep up the good work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Aust and
Wayne of Greenwood spent SUM-
day with hel parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Terrell.
Mrs. Duray Spell and children
visited with their husband and
father In the Veterans Hospital
in Jackson this weekend. They
report that he is doing much
better.
Robert and Nell Temple of
Hamon, La. visited Jolene and
Shelton Rogers this weekend.
Mr.. Mac Alternately spent last
weekend with Mr.. Raymond
Sims in Rosedale.
Home from Delta State over
the weekend were Miss Myrtle
Abel and David Louis Hearr.
Visitors in the Vardaman Abel
home Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ellison from Miss.
State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Pett,ls
and Eddie visited in Kosciusko
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cummins
and children from Yazeo City
visited in the home of Mrs. AL
berta Winstead Saturday,
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
CONTINUED From Last Week;
by Lorraine Busam

We had a male and Female
Academy" Among the trus-
tees was Greenwood Leflore. In
his early life he had fallen un-
der the sway of Major Donly.
l told you earlier he operated
he stage line. Major Green
woods father let thee boy go to
Nashville to go to a better
school. He stayed in the Donly
home for several years before
being called home. He stole the
Majors daughter and married
her. BY that time he had been
made a Colonel. He served as
Chief of the Yazoo District and
for his part in the Dancing
Rabbit Creek Treaty ne was
given land which now Is known
as the little place between
Greenwood and Carrollton on
The C&G Railroad known as de
fore. In 1854 he built the fam
Gus stately Malmason and II
was furnished with the most
beautiful and e1igan+ furniture
I have ever seen in all my life.
# was very expensive and lots
If it was trimmed In real gold.
Since I visited the beautiful
home it has burned, but all the
furniture and his beautiful car
~iage were saved. Speaking
about the Male and Female
Acamdemy the two school
buildings were in different parts
of the Village. The buildings
were comfortable and all things
available to promote study. Our
village was remarkable for quite
and morality held an influence
over the county. It was free
from those evils which gen.
orally infest small towns. No
danger then like now for the
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Warner Bros. Pictures, inc. pea.
nutsh by Schulz, sIil' Abnerd by
AL Capp, miss Peach by Nell,
"Big Ben Bolt" by John c. Muir.
Hhy and 'FeFest Friends" by Walt
Disney,
Capp said the Kenny founda.
ton provides a treatment and
rehabilitation program for victims
Of neuromuscular disabilities and
diseases, including polio. regard
less of race. age, creed or financial
circumstances.
The foundation also sponsors
extensive medical research into
neuromuscular disabilities, includ-
ing polio, at its own facilities and
leading hospitals and universities
across the country. In addition, 1t
provides financial assistance for
qualified medical doctors to en-
bark upon research careers.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Favorite Comic
Page Characters
Back Kenny Appeal

Minneapolis. MINI. - Favoritc
characters who populate the comic
pages Of the nations press are
again joining In the plea for gen.
erous contributions to the 1859
annual fund appeal of the Sister
Elizabeth Kenny foundation, ac-
cording to AL Capp, national vol
unteer chairman. Capp is creator
of the LII Abner" newspaper
comic strip.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

Volcing their
appeals in esRe-
cially : prepared
cartoons, drawn
gratis by their
creators, which
are appearing in
daily and weekly
n c W 5 p ap RS
throughout the
country, these
comic characters
include Blonde
by Chic Young,
Mpu0S Runnv,s III
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19

TREATMENT FOR chill
DREN, in many cases, can be
fun. This is one of the basic
tenets of doctors and other
staff members at treatment and
rehabilitation centers operated
by the Sister Kenny foundation,
Shown exercising her legs by
riding a specially-built "trike' is
this iittis girl who was receiving
Kenny treatment and rehabilita-
ion for cerebral palsy. Under
is expanded program, the Ken
ny foundation now provides
treatment and rehabilitation ieF
patients of all ages with neuro-
muscular disabilities, including
polio.
Treatment and rehabilitation
for polio patients is and will
continue to be a vital concern
of the Sister Kenny foundation
as long as the disease exists. The
foundation provides care and
treatment for acute cases and
rehabilitation services for those
who are left with Gripping after
effects.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-19
Lexington HID Club
Met November 5th

Many Christmas decorative
arrangements and displays of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
Hugo Worch
PIANO COMPANY
925 G ST. NV.
MA. 8-0423

PIANOS-clearance OF steinway
Knabe and other fine grand
pianos in excellent condition al
worthwhile savings. KITS, 1886
g st. NV, RE. 7-62I2.
PIANOs-Bradbury spinet pianos
choice Of mahog. ebony or blonde
oak: special, $42b. KITS. 1886
q st, NV, RE. 7-6sl2, (Alexan'
open every eve. til Q pm. Sat
PIAN0S-Used uprights in excel.
lent condition; fine tone; special
SS25i KITS 1880 @ st. NV
PIANOS - Rent at Jordan's low
rates. New and used spinets, con-
soles Strands and uprights from
S7 monthly up with option to buy
Hauling extra. JoRDAN'S FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and O SITS.
NV. phone ST. $4,000; 5l6e
Lee Highway, Arlington tPhone
KE. s.5060l; 1882 Georgia ave !,
Silver Spring tPhone Ju. 5-11O5) I:
1O4 William street, Fredericks.
burg. Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472. }
Full selection ct all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
PIANoS-JoRDAN's branch stores
have . complete selection OF pianos
ana organs for sale and rent in
Guiding some values in slightly
used instruments. Plenty OF park
Ing space at each store. 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring: k16Q
Lee highway, Arlington; lO4 Will
liam street, fredericksburg Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
daily from 1890 until 8 pm al
night except Saturdays when they
are open from 8 until 8.
PIAN0S-We have . GOOD selection
OF used Spinets and consoles on
sale 1T low prices for quality in.
struments. Choice Of such make.
As Mason q Hamlin, Lester Betsy
Ross Baldwin, GulbranSen. Kim.
ball, Wurlitzer, Estey, SteinEay
WINTER and others. Easy terms
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and 6
SITS. NV Phone ST. $4,000.
POSTAGE SCALES, PB, triner, Tx,
new. Sac. $50 ea., best Of, Strom.
berg time stamp. RE. 5-SI26.
IREFRIGERATORS, used: SIG 50 I'm
101l 9TH So. NV. Ma. S-S952. ,
REFRIGERATOR, II Gu IT,, Cold.
spot, erosstop freezer. SiO0 Of
pest of1er. After 6 pm, AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
ROOMS FURR.-MD.VA.

BAILEY's CROSSROADS AREA -
lovely loo. CT. 6-3487.
sIL, sPG., 2 blks. from Ga. ave-
sele sleeping rm.; SO Wk' Also
TAX. PIX, 223 S. Manor Cir; Ice.
rm.. twin beds. 2 closets; mr..
trans, pvt. home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

BUILDING repairs and improve
n sntS: FLA financing; all work
guaranteed. AID, 4.4975, no. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

FUKN,-FOR IMMEDIATE CASH
SALE. 3-cushion davenport w1slip
covers. 3 upholstered chairs, table
and floor lamps, dinette table and
pad. dresser, smoking stand, kit
chen utensils, elect. fan, vacuum
cleaner, carpet sweeper, dressing
table and chair, end table. clock.
Apt. SOC, 1877 Mass. Ave. NV
nj o-Ri0O. Fxt s0o
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.

CAPITOL HILL, 8i0 z. Capitol ST.;
twin and triple roomsi Nv room
maid service. carline, IS TO ST.
wkly. each. Ii. 6-2355.
C0LORED--I33S D ST. NE.-Fur-
nished front room: kitchen privi-
legeS, Ii. 7.OO5S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

SERVICE. MAN driving to San
Francisco, room for two. Cali LU'
1-5SRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNISHED o. Q.

AIR-CoN., lI:I cath, APT. los,
Smartly dec. enc. suitable two
utils. 500. AID. 4-0931.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

Two complete samrle houses Of
furniture at sacrifice prices, con-
sisting Of bedrooms. complete: 2
dining room suites, modern and
provincial: 3 living room suites:
2 recreation room suites; ! Emer-
son air conditioner: 1 Hotpoint
refrigerator. For information call
DE. 2-474s. Can be seen ct 1929
l4th st. NV, Avail. Tues, til 8
pm. WED. I'll &,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
ROOMS FURNISHED-N,W.

ADAMS MILL RD.-Beaut. master
bedrm., pvt. bath: maid serv., ra-
do, TV; best transp. no. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc, RENTAL
v 1891 ESg H1AD S1 j JOHN S Beer.
S %..f sl'at'k i Ssf d fools SSO A RS
EQUIPMENT CO.. ~ 5-5O40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
APIS. FURNISHED D. Q.


THE VALLEY PARK
5000 OF so4s tth Ct. Sc. OF 8
bldg,: laTge corner. l-bedrm. apt
oyerlooking park toest In the
arfal; excel. new furn.; washer,
drieri perkina, transp., shopping,
,oi BSEssTSs Con- S'I 81. y s-as sS1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

THE 0IL-BERT HOTEL


a400 18th ST. NV.
Owner management, New paint,
new furniture: excellent maid Gerv-
Ice; a4.hour swltchboard service
Single and double rooma. some
with private baths. A nrnt-class
ho.el tor MrBt-clats guests. Rates,
$3.50 weekly and IN.
I0th ST. NV. 3iI9.--Large.
newly decorated and furnished
Apt. only. AID, 2-5270.
1853 HARVARD 81. N.W.--Double
or single rooma. See mgr. on LIST
hoor.. AD. 4-7787. ~.
i5s0 EUCLID ST. N.Ws-i room
with porch, cooking facilities: all
utils.: $50 so mo. Inspect any
time, or call DE. e-3469.
$3.50 Day Per Person
Also ige. dbl. rms, Sl4 WIZ. Up. For
ladies. sent, OF cpl; blks. 20
Mayfower. 1 blk. on Conn; walk
downtowns ldry, feciis, 1925 18th
st. NV LII. e-7l0a, RE. 7-6l1s.
cOL0RED-NIcR RM.-Employed
man or woman; kit. PRIVILEGES
CoLORED-sGLE. AND DEL. RMS.
for empl personsi cow. transp.
next bath TU. 2-bJe1.
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w.

et.lp. consoles and tabs models
balance due S65. Take over pay
nenIs 81 IS per mo. Call day o.
niEhs for free home demo. AID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ant
guaranteed, S35 up; special go
inch and e9.inch magic margin
Royals, $50 so, new tipping tables
SB.bO. elec. IBM, 5000, Al
make new portahles, $4,000 up
CENTRAL. 2001 18th 81. NV
vACUUMs, recond Eleetrolux
SEQ WIN Del, RA' s-6isl, -
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAEp-EEw
swivel top. on wheels. with attach,
$3.50; will deliver, UN 4.Odlg
VACUUM CLEANER, BRAND-NEW
swivel TOP, on wheels, With attach.
$3.50; vii. deliver, uN, 4-O310
VACUUM, SiO.S20; l-year guaF.
rebuilt Hyattsville Vacuum Co.
b211 Baltimore ave- AP. 7-j31a
lvACUUMs, recond.. Hoovers, 81
and Sa2; others. $40. Pc. 7-255b
VETERANS Co, 2122 Pa. ave. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
PIANOS
BALDWIN
Acrosonic

Certified, completely de-
signed. built and guarah-
teed BY Baldwin, giving
you the very highest de-
gree Of craftsmanship,
pure tonal quality and re-
sponsiveness obtainahle in
any spinet or console
piano built today, regard
less Of price.
Come In and play one, Q
trial viii convince the I'M
trained ear as we'll as the
connoisSeur.
Baldwin Acrosonic TRANSIT
tional, choice Of handsome
walnut, cherry or mahog-
any finish. Full keyboard,
designed, built and guar
anteed by Baldwin. Regu-
lar Baldwin list. SB8O.
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TRANSIENT
CAPITOL 5Isg RuiI Ks

CAPITOL BUILDING
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS,
i nHp rU l.1syI INSL IIISn
EcuiPPs. FRFE nv. BAYS M
MONTH. REASONABLE RATES
CALL 10. 2-I252.
. RMS. Kitchen, bath, pvt en-.
water REED. feiS J1niner Il
NV: $50 per mo,
40 JEFFERSON 81. N.w.-Mod
newly decor. air cond. apt. lge
stIIs Kew sss at NJ siso Incl n 4
SHELBY siIasa Ss7 18th st. NV" Ma
1879 L0NGFELLoW ST., NV
Bedroom kit. bath, scr porch /;
wills, incl: lady; s6s.b0. tn
3s7 eth ST. s.E.-s59 mo. for s.rm
hskpg apt. comfortably furnished
Y very CLEAN bldg. ladultsl. See
1891 PARK RD. N.w.-Liy. rm.,
bedrn., kit, semipvt, bath. Couple;
$50 80 mo. RA. 3-4310.
s5ls 18th ST. NV. on columbis
S dEH sSSEs' MGR en- E tDo.Ps SsSs
91s 18th ST. s.Ec-Bedrm., liy
married cple.; SIS. Ii. 3-076O
1st FLOOR Of 2sapt, home: fenced
yd.,. open views 3 pvt. entrs.
a.bed. TV: ? bedrms.. baths
din. rm., kit. washer; s min
Capitol. COW. bus. Andrews Fld
LU. 2.7b95.
Ieth. ST. NV. 3bI0-f room. kit.
bath. porch: ss5. AD. 1870.
I6th ST. NV, 5000 room with
private bath, cooktng privileges
private entrance; S55 mo.
1stA AND COLUMBIA RD.-2-bed,
nm, apt, twin beds, utils; also /.
bedrm. apt. AD. 2-76ss.
1913 eth ST. N.W.-3-rm. apt
transp. Cali RIA. $685..
1884 18th ST NV
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ROOMS FURN,-S.E.s.W.

80 9Th ST. Sc. - Double and
single rms. See mgr. on LIST floor,
or call AID. 4-77S7.
s4eO T ST. s.E.--Lovely furn. room
for one. Call LII. 4-4S99.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11

je ma povezanost vezu sa "sta-
rim krajem" nasih iseljenika ma
Novom Zelandu, gdje ovih ina
mamie nego americkim zem-
llama. U Sjevernoj America raz-
vijena je bogata humanitarna i
prosvjetna aktivnost nasih ise-
ljenickih organizacija, uglavnorn
povezanih uz Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu. Mnogi iseljenici po-
slali su arhivu Iseljeniekog mu-
zeja kalendare, spomen-knjige j
svecane programe proslava-
ma 40, so pa negdje i 60-godis-
mice djelovanja tih drustava
George Ivancan il San Francis
ca poslao je zapisnik 'Dalma-
tinskog dobrotvornog drustva"
il 1911. godine "Hrvatske veze
ma Pacifiku', takodjer il tog
doba. Medju ostalim prilozima
koji su osobito znacajni, jer svje-
doce o patriotskom radu napo-
rima iseljenika tokom proslog
rata istice Sc "Bilten-Glas prija-
telja move Jugoslavije", sto ga je
poslao Andrija Drazic liz Toron-
ia u Kanadi. A. S.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
Drugo zasjedanje
Ponedjeljak 21. rujna 1859, poslije podna

AOHcuJoiJnh "I. TuJhd LOU, POSHF Po<Ald
1:30 poslje podna, ponedjeljak 21 rujna 1859,
koj dvorani Staer Hilton hotela Deroitu gavni pred
sete konvencije.
Nakon sto je pozdravo delegate, brat Mandch najav-
luje sijedecu tocku dnevnog reda bor vodstva Kon-
vence = imenue sjedece delegate glasovanja:
Thomas Rubinc Jr Rosele Sertch Rose Marie Tekach
Michael Herman Krizan Majic.
Dok suci pripremaI sto je potrebito izbore
glavn predsednik cta pozdrave konvenc cd sledecih
Guverner drzave Wyoming Joe Hickey delegatc Nkoni
Gavota; Ivan Tlac odsek 49, Steelton, Pa odsek 345
Greensburg Pa; odsjek A McKeesportu Pa; Harry
Priess predsednk Greater Beneficial Unon Pittsburgh
Pa; cinovnika Glavnog Ureda HB.Z Bozo F. Drazan
obtelj Chicago ILL.,; sredisnjeg Odbora Ujedinjenh Od
sjeka HBZ, Chicago; odsjek 21 Cleveland Ohio odsjek
bro 1872 Warren Ohio odsek 519 Detroit osnvac Rade
Adzch, Waynesburg Pa, clan odsjeka 5e6.
Brat Mandich pta delegate, sto mse pogledu skup-
nog skanja kao uspoenu Desetu konvenciu Ma pred
log brata Michael j. Canca, ko e bio podupr ednoglas-
je zauceno da Hrv Bratska Zajednca pati foto-
grafje cd koh &c sva deegat dob po jedan prmjerak
Buduc suc priprernili sto je potrebno gla-
sovanje, brat Bella pocinje prozivanjem delegata
Nakon sto je posljednj delegat bio prozvan, suc
povlace broenje gasovnica dok brat Mandch cta
koiko obavjesh koje Sc tcu delegata
Kako je ponedjeljak vecer konvencjska dvorana
bia iznajmena, to je glavn predsjednk kasne toku
zasjedanja, zatraMo cd sudaca da kaz kada &c b
mosucnosd podnijeu izvjestaj giasovanju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11
PISh0 UREDNIKU
(Nastavak sa 8. strane)

Brat Viktor subat je bran "a
clana Glavne Porote ma eemu
mu cestitam. On je Cd Hire
ljinskih roditelja, a il Chi
caga Mr.. S. Milos i John Cop,
a medju NINA i Stanko Cr-
mic Praputnjarac. Svi su ovo
mladi ljudi s kojima Sc po-
nosim, da su aktivni "a Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu u
cemu je sretnija buducnost O.
We velike nase organizacije. ,
Samo naprijed, mlada bra
co i twill. - Milka Zurich. "
Hvala i cast ovoj nasoj ce-
stitoj starici nasoj sestri ela-'
nici ma njenim zdravim misi-
ma plemenitosti. - Phil.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-11

Pod gornjim naslovom, zagre-
backi "Vijesnik" donasa slije-
dece:
Posljednjih nekoliko mjeseci
Arhiv buduceg Iseljeniekog mu-
zeja, koji Sc sada nalazi u pros
torijama Matice iseljenika Hr-
vatske u Zagrebu, obogacen je
nizom veoma interesantnih do
kumenata, dragocjenih "a izuca-
vanje procesa iseljavanja nasih
ljudi njihovih zivota u dalekim
zemljama move domovine.
U posljednje vrijeme, u vecem
broju odazvali SUI Sc pozivu Ma
tice iseljenika Hrvatske, nasi
iseljenici u zemljama JUNE A
merike. Stiglo je mnogo priloga,
koji osvjetljavaju bogat kultur-
nj, prosvjetni patriotski rad
iseljenika ma tom podrucju. Po-
zutjela knjiga sa oko 5000 ad-
resa nasih iseljenika IL Brazila,
Argentine, Cilea, Bolivije, Perua,
Urugvaja i Paragvaja. To je ad-
resar biografskim podacima Q
nasim iseljenicima u Juznoj A
merici, koji je priredio novinar
Josip Subasic i izdao u Buenos
Airesu 1852.
Jugoslav. dom u Punta Are
mas, gdje Sc nalazi jedna cd mai
vecih kolonija nasih iseljenika
uopce, poslao je il svoje arhive
nekoliko interesantnih dokume-
nata. Poznato je, da su cd dru-
ge polovine proslog stoljeca, pa
ma ovamo, u Juznoj America IL
lazili mnogi listovi ma nasem je-
ziku. Oni su bill najbrojniji "a
vrijeme I. svjetskog rata, sa po-
litiekom 'orijentacijom trazenja
nezavisnosti "a jugoslavenske
narode. IL Punta Arenas sada
su stigla cetiri uvezana komple-
ia listova "jugoslavenska do
movina" - Punta Arenas i "Ju-
goslavenska drzava" - Valpa-
raiso, koji su takodjer izlazili u
vrijeme I. svjetskog rata, a ime
ma i'm najbolje oznacavaju orr
jentaciju. Svakako najvazniji do
kumenat il JUNE Amerike pred
stavljaju tri velike plavo ukori~
Gene knjige popisnih araka jugo-
slavenske kolonije u Punta Are
mas. Nasi, iseljenici u ovoj nal
juznijoj cileanskoj provinciji vo-
de redovitu evidenciju o svom
broju. Spomenuti dokumenti po-
tjecu IL 1941. godine prema
NINA Sc vidi, da je u gradu
Punta Arenas tada zivjelo $500
nasih ljudi. t
Pored mnogih priloga, koji re
dovito stizu IL SAD Kanadc
nedavno je il Autcklanda ma No
vom Zelandu medju ostalim do
kumentima stigao kalendar
Sveslavenskog saveza il 1915.
Oval document takodjer ukazu-
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FarmerOVa mudrOli.ja

Turist: 'Da Ii dobijete mno-
60 kise u ovom dijelu zenn-
lje?" ..e.@ go.
Farmer: "Nesto. Moi SUI.
sled dobije wise kise nego ja".
Turist: ITO je nemoguce.
Njegova farma je samo cetiri
mile daleko". ss.t...
Farmer: 'Da, tako je, ali
on ina mnogo vecu farmu". y
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znacajni dokumenti 0 zivotu i radu
Nash iseIienika

Mnog iseenici odazva pozivu Matice iseljenka
posali brojne maeriiae koJ osv vjetljavaju njihOvu
plodnu bOgatu patriotism aktivnOst
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Ovjerovilelji:

Goldie Malone, odsje,;a 859
Joseph Frankovic, odsjek Is
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-12

S ENTIN Ell o sSs1soNR mD'
thursday. February II. I9sq-PE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-15

not Immediately rule on thii
motion. But he postponed the
trial. scheduled to start next
Monday. and ordered testimony
on the eayesdropping incident
The eavesdropping case wa;
one Of the more spectacular
bombshells in the gradual pub
lie disclosure Of Mr.. Goldfine':
career as a giver Of gifts q
persons in high places.
The revelation that he had
given Presidential Assistant
Sherman Adams an expensive
vicuna coat, picked up Mr.,
Adams hotel bills and per-
formed other favors led to Mr..
Adams resignation.
Mr.. Adams had made inquiries
for Mr.. Goldfine about cases
pending against the Boston tex
title man before the Federal
Trade Commission, but Mr..
Adams contended it was no
more than he would do for any
friend.
On the night of July s last
year, while the congressional
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GOIdfine Trial
IsPosfpOned;
Hearing Set
By the Associated Pres

The contempt Of Congress
trial Of Boston industrialist
Bernard Goldfine has been post
poned.
Instead. a District Court
Judge yesterday ordered a hear
ing April 20 on microphone
eavesdropping Of Mr.. Goldfine's
conversations with his lawyers
in a Washington hotel room.
Mr.. Goldfine's attorney. Ed
ward Bennett Williams. argued
that his right Of privacy in
conversations with his coun-
sci was violated by the cleo
tronic eavesdropping. Mr..
Williams asked that the con-
tempt case against Mr.. Gold
fine be dismissed.
Judge James w. Morris did
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to the Policy Committee that
there was considerable discus
sion among party leaders at
the White House yesterday
over whether the proposed
commission TO study unemploy-
ment could do an effective job
in so days. AS passed by the
Senate last week the unem-
ployment resolution required
the commission to report to
Congress within that time. The
House has not yet acted on
the resolution.
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Son Born to Tonnes

HOLLYWOOD, April is
(AP) Singer Mel Torme and
his wife Arlene have a 9-pound
,11-ounce boy-their first child.
The youngster, born Sunday at
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital,
was named Tracy. Mr.. Torme
has two other sons by a previ-
Gus marriage.
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probe Of Mr.. Goldnne was UNI
derway, one Of his aides dis
covered a microphone hidden
under the door In his hotel
room.
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Dirksen Blast at Foes
Reopens Budget Battle
BY J. A. O'LEARY
4. Star stan Writer

Senate Republican Leader Dksen has reopened the bat
Gle Of the budget by charging that both branches Of this Demo-
caccontroed Congress have unbalanced the Eisenhower 1860
budget on the basis Of their actions thus far.
told the Senate Republican Policy Committee yesterday
that the Senate has increased the budget by $50 billion and
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+ 1t became apparent at yes
-terday's policy luncheon that
the Republicans are not going
ito take any action at this time
to open up senatorial payrolls
Senator DirkSen said Senator
.Javits of New York informed
his colleagues that he and Sen
-ator Heating of New York plan
to make their Office payrolls
public voluntarily. But the Re-
publican leader said Senator
,Javits did not ask the CON-
mittee to take any action, and
Senator Dirksen added that nc
one else at the meeting "got
his feet on the sawdust trail
by agreeing to do likewise.
Senator Dirksen also reported
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In the next room. redfaced
and sheepish. were found a
House committee investigator,
Baron Shacklette. and a news
man, Jack Anderson.
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Mr.. Shacklette was fired by
the committee after Mr.. Gold
fine and his cohorts protested
against the use of such
methods.