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2 DEMOS IN CLOSE VOTE

JUNEAU IT (AP) - Two off cials of the new State government opposed each other as candidat( { for president of the newly orga- nized greater Juneau Democratic Club.
 James Brunette, State Veterans Affairs Director, won the post by two votes over Vern Metcalfe, Al aska Civil Defense Director. Vote was 48-46.
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G Plan To Marry

Application for marriage was made by Mabel Shugak of Old Har- bor and Victor Melovedoff of Rug uyak, with the US. Commissioner.
 Other applications include Sally Ann Melovedoff and Neil Beres- doff, also of Kaguyak, and Judith Ann Shultz and Ray Shively, both of Kodiak.
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Tea To Welcome School Teachers

A tea was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bert Walker Tuesday afternoon welcoming the new teachers in this area.
 A large group attended, and included teachers from Kodiak, the Naval Station and Adak.
 The tea was sponsored by the Kodiak Education Association.
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Dennis Gillian
 To Enter U of A

Planning to major in eiectronic engineering, Dennis Gillian left Thursday for College, where he will register at the University of Alaska.
 Dennis, the son of MT. and Mrs. Wesley Gillian, is a '59 graduate of Kodiak High School.
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Griffin RI er1orial
 Hospital Notes
ADMITTED

Patients admitted to Griffin Me morial Hospital this week were Mrs. Mary Thorsheim; Mrs. Faye Mcdonald; Fred Copsey; Kenneth Goshen, Sitkinak Island, and Newell Banks.
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DISCHARGED

Those discharged were Mrs. Ann Pestrikoff; baby Arnold Aga; Nick Nova; Hal Lokken; Mrs. Mary Thorsheim; Mrs. Faye Nc Donald; Floyd Short and Tommy Odamin.
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Junior League Bowling Standings

GENIAL STANDINGS) Kodiak Oil Specks 35 g D & A Demons 2s IS Mecca 49ers 26 18 Kodiak Cleaners ' 25 .l9 Doghouse Puppies g 19 Kraft Keglers g 21 Wodlinger's
 Bowlingers 221s q F Sportland Sporters 9 2 City Market Markers IT 27 Pattersons Volkswagon
 Kids Is %
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B-CC Trockmen
Going After Third
Bi-County Title

with strength In four run
ming events and both hurdles.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School stands a good chance
OF winning the Maryland Biz
County League track cham
pionship for the third straight
year at Wheaton High School
tomorrow. Trials In the field
events start at 2 pm.
In winning the Northwood
invitational meet last week. the
Barons took both first and
second places IN the quarter
and half-mile runs. the hurdles
and mile relay.
A couple Of weeks ago in the
Wakefield invitational. the
Barons had exceptional times
IN the relays. In the $50 relay
It was 1914. which is is bet
ter than the Maryland STATE
Glass A record. held BY the Be.
thesdans.
The mile relay at Wakefield
was done in s:27.2. also better
than the Maryland state rec
ord Of $3.50. held by Mont
gomery Blair.
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HIGHT

Continued From Page CT
GOOD early edge he piled up
when Minis was trying to make
an inside fight of 1t and getting
nothing more than a clinch for
his efforts. Later, Minis took to
jabbing and won in the middle
rounds when Giardello seemed
20 be coasting, but the Wash
ihgton boy just didn't get the
blR point margins that could
have been his had he put out
q little more effort.
The fight hardly was Is sec
onds old before a cut was
opened beside Giardello's left
eye, and it seemed it would be
troublesome the rest Of the way
joey protected it, though, and
ID the eighth Minis suddenly
opened a bleeding cash over
Joey's right eye.
Holly seemed home at that
point because the flowing blood
bothered Giardello, but his
corner stopped the flow between
rounds and the fight was saved.
Giardello held OF Minis in the
ninth and took the clinchine
10Th on all score cards for the
victory.
Giardello, winning his 18th
In 98 contests. outweighec
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WALKER cUppERs OFF TONIGHT
Jimmy Thomson, Cooper
|. Nip Bemun, NickIuus

Anew YORK. May 7 Gspe-
o|4D The two youngest play
a. on the United States Wall
NJ Cup team. Deane Beman
a silver Spring. Nd. and Jack
h|cklaus Of Columbus. Ohio,
N1re put In their place BY two
de pros yesterday at Winged
root scene OF the National
open championship.
1he Walker Cup team leaves
81 plane at 7 o'clock tonight
ter Scotland. Nicklaus and
Hbnan we're on hand early 70
take advantage Of the oppor-
unity 10 play Winged Foot on
Press and old Timers
Day" Many Of those who
competed In the 1859 Open
were on hand.
Harry Cooper and Jimmy
Thomson showed Nicklaus and
Htnan around the course and
hkAt them. / up. in q friendly
match.
ghe Walker Cup match vii,
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MAILING ADDRESS:
BEVERLY BEACH CLUB
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Box IL. Mayo, Nd.
TELEPHONES:

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be played May ISIS at Muir
field. Scotland. The team viii
ny to London tonight. then "a
Edinburgh and so BY bus "a
Mulrneld
A handful Of u. s. Golf AS
ISOLATION oincials accompanied
the team and win meet with
Royal and Ancient officials u
discuss changes In the rules Of
golf.
The Walker Cup team. IN ad-
dition 10 Charley coe. captain,
and Beman and Nlcklaus. In
cludes Billy Joe Patton OF
Morganton. N. c.; Tommy
Aaron Of GAINESVILLE, Ca; Will
liam Hyndman III OF Arlington,
Pa: Or. Bud Taylor Of Pomona,
Calf: Harvie Ward Of San
Francisco. and Ward Welt
laufer Of Buffalo.
All but Ward. Taylor and
Wettlaufer win play in the
British Amateur at Sandwich,
England. May 1850.
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Manassas Draws
Drivers in 500

Al Herman. Tony Bonadles
and oig stephens who WIN
Try to qualify for the Indian
apolis $500 later this month
have entered onenhauser
midget cars IN the opening
1889 program AZ Old Dominion
Speedway Saturday night.
The trio also VIII compete
al Hatfield. Pa. tomorrow night
and In Richmond Sunday be-
fore temporarily giving up the
midgets for the indianapolis
racers.
Dutch Schaefer. president Of
the American Racing Drivers
Club, said yesterday In Floral
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Minis. l61-1561s. The defeai
was Holly's 18th In SO bouts.
Prelims:
Lightweight Norman Smith
Of Washington scored a second
round TKO over Spider Bibhi
OF Philadelphia: Lightweight
Sid Adams of Philadelphia
scored q fifth-round TKO ovel
Brown Lee Of Harrisburg, Pa
Light heavyweight Dusty Cal.
ther Of Washington scored
four-round decision over A
Sugar of Washington.
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DOcTORING
YOUR GOLF

IN ANllN . AShEAAf4AANA !
Wild wood shots.
DIAGNOSIS: Your ball
placement Is careless.
TREATMENT: Players
usually agree that the big idea
in studying and practicing golf
Is to get q swing that viii pro-
duce similar results on all OF
most shots. To borrow q
phrase from Ben Hogan, we
want q repeating swing"
To get this, one Of the most
effective steps Is 10 align the
body with the ball carefully
and correctly for each swing
Getting a grooved swing calls
for considerable practice, but
the amount Of practice needed
can be greatly lessened II you
are careful about positionine
yourself correctly each time
which anybody can do.
For the drive, the instep Of
the left foot should be posi-.
toned about even with the
ball. For fairway wood shots
the positioning is just q BIZ
nearer to the middle Of the
feet.
My method Is to place the
right foot first, estimating tho
proper distance it should bt
from the ball. Then I bring thu
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WoMENs GOLF

nELLE HAVEN tWToP Cup)
Low net--Mra. walter Teeter,
i77-3l--if5. Mrs.. Leon Wilee,
ioo-6l-ltb: AIRS. !. q. Peters,
20o : 60-lle. Mrs. Robert
Schoenhair. 202-5l-llo.
0ross-Mrs. Roy Smalley, I'll,
Mrs. James swink. i7s. Mrs
George Leyser. 1855. Mrs. Walter
Densmore, 1877.
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A RE-sTATEMENT OF POLICY

Burr Heshmons organization pledges the motorists Of the
Washington tot they will continue only the
finest quality and service.
Every tire sell mode by Fons the recognized quo leode
the industry. That whot wont Americas
Finest reasonable prices, backed by Burr Hshmons reputo
ton for honesty and integrity.
advertising policy will We viii
have the tire the prices shown Your used tires,
Fones will be honestly opprosed and Voued
You'll find e-in allowances generous.
We stock oil and types get the tire that's right for your
budget All tires mounted BY troined tire
using the most modem equipment
We've Been the aBuy Word" In Quality and Safety Since 1895
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left foot into place. You may
prefer to place the left foot
first. But use q method-and
use care.
KNOW YOUR GOLFING
FUNDAMENTALS - With the
help you'll ind in the handy
pamhlet. 1.-THE Four Way For
mula," by golfdom's great Cary
Middlecon. To get your copy.
send 10 cents together with q
stamped. return envelope to
Cary Middleton. care Of this
newspaper.
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Valentine Trying
For Two in Row
Over Big Heart

Johnny Valentine win try to
make it two straight victories
over Chief Big Heart when he
takes on the Usage Indian in
the feature wrestling match
tonight at Capitol Arena.
In a team bout, Haystacks
Calhoun and Red Bastien meet
Tokyo Joe and the Zebra Kid.
Other bouts list the Sheik
VS.. Little Eagle, Hurricane
Anaya VS.. Bob Geigel. and
Arnold Skoaland VS.. Duke
Hoffman.
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From Sc, and S.W. Washingionl
From NE. WashIngionI

Washingien-Bo Baltimore Parkway 10 Chew
ary hGffic interchange, Al inieFehunss
t0rn right onio Route 202. Continue right
| on Route 202 10 Route AVA let traffic iehi
Of Larsol. Turn left onto Route ala
Follow direct 10 Beech.
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Poeker Rookies Sion

GREEN BAY. wis.. May 7
(AP).-The Green Bay Packers
announced today the signing Of
Halfback Leroy Hardee Of Flor
ida A. and NJ. and quarterback
Bob Laraba Of Texas Western.
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Bids Sought On
 Naval Station Job

Bids are being called for at the Naval Station for paving and fenc- ing project at the AUW facility.
 The work includes the installa- tion of approximately 1216 lineal feet of Government furnished chain link security type fence. These have three 12 feet wide gates. Also included is the laying of approximately 5000 square yards of bituminous asphalt paw ing using Government furnished asphalt.
 Specification No. 23271-59 and other bidding data and informa- ton may be obtained on applica- tion to the District Public Works Officer, Thirteenth Naval District, Room 1O7B, Building 25O, U. s. Naval Station, Seattle, Washing ton. Estimated cost range is under $25,OOO.
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12 Teams Compete in Junior Bowling

Twelve teams are competing in the newly formed Junior Bowling League. Play began Friday, June 19.
 Under the sponsorship of the local Elks Lodge, an organiaztionaI meeting was held June S., when more than 80 youngsters respond ed. Officers in the league were ele- cted. These include Larry Deitzler as president; Lennie D. Zehr, vice president; Marvin Frost, secretary. and Svea Breckberg as treasurer. Captains of the twelve teams are as follows: Carl Coon, Sue Ann Ramaglia, Donald Burgey, Jon Lester, Jim Hood, Tanya Kraft, Linda Lee Burgey, Linda Watson. Bob Dinwiddle, Betty Hall, Jack Sheridan, and Stephany Voltman. Team standings following the first night of play are as follows:
 w l. Kodiak Oil Specks. ...4 n
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Ozzh1 }
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Today

Today
 Ulysses" was the leader of the men within the Trojan Horse when it was brought into the city of Troy. The film story is dramat- ically told in a Giant Production filmed for Paramount. Starring in it are Kirk Douglas and Silvana Mangano The film is a sequel to Helen of Troy"
 Sunday and Monday
 Harry Black and the Tiger" is a SuspenSe-filled adventure drama of a life-and-death struggle be- tween determined hunter and an equally aggressive man-eater.
 Starring Stewart Granger, Bar bara Rush nd Anthony Steel, with I S. Johar, this Twentieth Gen. tury-Fox release is distinguished as the first Western film produced entirely in India since this na- tion'S independence.
 Sidney Boehm's Screenplay from David Walkers popular novel, Harry Black" tells two stories in one. First it is a story of a great struggle for survival between the hunter and the hunted, and sec ond it is a love story that is doomed from the start.
 Harry Black and the Tiger" is the product of long weeks of inten- Sive location work in the dense
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KODIAK MIRROR

Dino which stars Sal Mined. Also in the cast is Brian Keith and Susan Kohner. Both films are featured on a double billing.
 Thursday and Friday
 Lucky Gallant" is the starring vehicle for Jane Wyman and Charlton Heston. Also playing good roles are Claire Trevor, Incl ma Ritter, William Demarest, Wal lace Ford, Tom Helmore
 Miss Wyman, fleeing broken engagement, is stranded in a roaring town where she encount- CTS and falls in love with cattle man Charlton HeSton. She gets rich selling finery to the ladies of the new millionaires; he gets richer when oil is brought in on his land.
 Heston'S stubbornesS and her occupation with a career keeps them apart until the end of the film.
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jungies and sky-piercing mos;n. tains of India. The production was filmed near Bandipur, fifty miles from Mysore City, and is the first time the CinemaScope cameras have probed the fabulous inter- iors of this magnificent country.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 The warped results of force that man discovered but cannot control offer a new science fiction twist in "X the Unknown"
 Dean Jagger, cast as the Scien- tist who comes upon this menace from the depths, of the earth, brings every weapon known to modern man into play against it, ats TX" claims one victim after another in its relentless march to obliterate mankind.
 The story of a juvenile delin- quent and the forces which assist ed in bringing about his rehabili- tation and rightful place in so- ciety is dramatized in the film
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-27

High game, ind: Steve zehr, 146 High game, series: Ann Hall, 344; Four top averages: Ann Hall, 114; Larry Deizler, 1O9; Steve Zehr, 105; Charley Magnuson, 1O4.
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ON U. OF A. HONOR ROLL

Otis Rooney, Jr. of Kodiak was among the 38 students on the Uni versity of Alaska second semester honor role, according to Kenneth E. Young, dean of faculty.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-27

Krafts Keglers. A Kodiak Cleaners Seven. A
 Wodlinger's Bowlingers. A D and A Demon Angles. ..3
 Frontier Shop Strikers. ..2 Patterson's Vlbswgn Kids.2 Sportland Sporters. Il Midget Paul BunYon's. 70 City Market Markers. .....O Dog House Puppies. 70 Mecca 49serS. ........O
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Ath Of July Parking Regulations

The Police Department has the following regulations regards to parking during the activities scheduled for the 4th of July
 No parking Brooklyn from Alaska Way to the City Hall (Untl after the parade).
 <: NO parking Alaska Way, Bay Main Street and on Main Street into the school yard.
 No parking school yard on JuIv 4h unt after the services CAn vehicles will be lowed away)
 No parking Small Boat Harbor area all dav an July 4th. ~ @ M 1aS ~ No parking the Base on July 4t until after the Soap Box Derby
 Any vehicle left any areas will be lowed away
, 1959-04-14

revenue matching funds being
used for construction of addi-
tional public works projects
such as hospitals, schools, and
ether public buildings and fa-
cilities. Only in this way can
we hope to meet the growing
needs Of our communities.
in the consideration Of the
appropriation bills for 1860 it
is necessary to bear in mind
that there are no surpluses-
as in fiscal year 1959-which
may be counted upon for any
substantial additional appro-
.priations. If we are to make
substantial additional appro-
priations, they would have to
be matched in one Of two
ways: GAY by increasing our
estimates Of revenues from
existing sources, (b) by pro-
viding new sources Of rev
enue."
, 1959-04-14
PUBLIC NOTICE

It has come to the attention
Of the Department Of Public
Safety that certain persons
are breaking the game laws BY
shooting out Of season through
cut the Virgin Islands. The
open season on birds terminate
ed on Septembr 80 1858, and
the season on male deer ter
minated on December 81, 1858.
1t is illegal to take female
deer.
AS usual this Department
will make known to the pub
lie throughout the Virgin Is
lands the dates Of the 1859
hunting season. Anyone found
guilty Of taking game prior to
the open season will be arrest
ed and prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
g. A. MATTHIAS
Commissioners Of Public Safety
, 1959-04-14
Furnished Apartment
For Rent

Small apartment suitable two
persons, attractive and i'm
maculate in town. Inquire
REAL T A Phone
C'sted 1852.
, 1959-04-14

charts Of the Government and.
all its departments.
In these three sentences the
Governor summed up the ba-
sic philosophy Of his admins
tration in connection with the
1860 Budget:
My instructions to the Di-
rector Of the Budget were to
hold the line, wherever posi-
bic, in departmental appropria
tions, to avoid any serious cut
backs, and to give priority
consideration to urgent and
necessary increases in the De
partment Of Education and in
the Department of Health
only.
81 should like to state my
conviction that the best long
range interests of the islands
would be served by the adop-
ton Of a policy whereby Fed
eral matching funds, available
for government operations,
would be gradually decreased
until the operating budget can
be entirely financed from local
revenues, with the major por-
ton Or possibly all Of internal
, 1959-04-14

TfDzNI36
TUESDAY.
Universal Pictures presents:
TOUCH or EVIL"

Charles Heston Orson Welles,
Janet Leigh, with Guest Star
Marlene Dietrich & Zsa zsa Gabor
This is the exciting and strange
story III an unusual vengeance
that famed into an international
crisis of a border town trap
set BY terror and baited by 9
dead man" who wouldn't die!
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-04-14
FOR RENT

A Charming Broom Apt
with Terrace furnished
full equipment, Hot and
cold water in Town.
Call: MarlYs s7SJ.
, 1959-04-14
FOR SALE

3 bedrooms, bath,
sitting room, kitchen : Excel
location | acre land
into land available.
Monirrose Realty
Cmistiansted
, 1959-04-14
9 n : u e y 4 y
Bic double feature day

at soc I'M
aan m Regular Admission
lst Foa.nre
United Artists present
run FOR TIE SUN"
Filmed in color in Mexico.
Richard Widmark, Trevor Howard
Jan Greer, Peter van Eyck
Thrills and Action in the jungles
Of old Mexico.
ind FEATURE:
TRANSPORT. Films presents:
THE STRANGERS HAND"
Filmed in Italy
Richard Basehart, Trevor Howard
Aida Valli
Mystery and suspense in Venice.
a young boys father disappears
in a plot involving international
intrigue,
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-04-14
Clearance Sole
ISLAND Q SHOP

For Women
Dresses, Blouses, Sweaters,
Shorts, Baskets, Shoes
70; Mer
Walking Shorts
For Boys
Sport Shirts
Many items below cost. Al
Sales Final.
, 1959-04-14
COMM.

1857 are not available there
are strong indications that the
trade in 1857 between the
countries concerned was on a
lower level than that Of 1856,
The main flow Of vegetables
and vegetable preparations
within the area was that be-
tween st. Vincent and Trini-
dad and Tobago.
Between 1851 and 1856 the
imports into the area from
foreign countries fuctuated
between $40 million and SIS
million. In 1857. it amounted
to over $31 million. The main
country Of origin was the
United States of America from
which in 1857 over $40 million
were imported.
In the period 1851 to 1856
the domestic exports from the
area to foreign countries fuc-
tuated between $2.4 million
and $50 million. The principal
exporting countries W E
Puerto Rico and St. Vincent
and the main importing coun-
try the United States.
, 1959-04-14
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Solicited

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ing Of any sort Done at
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TOWN HOUSE
Harbor View Preferred
Dick Hookanson
G 227 Box 482 Csted
, 1959-04-14
W Z b N Z S p a Y
Bio double feature daYl

Big double 1ea1u1e cay
Hi No !
Columbia Pictures presents
THE GODDESS"
Kim Stanley, Lloyd Bridges
and Betty Lou Holland
From the screen play by
Paddy Chayefsky!
This IS the explosive story Of the
woman they all talked about vet
envied! The woman who destroy.
ed all she touched. She had tc
prove that she was a wanted
woman!
hit No. .
Columbia Pictures presents:
"cITY OF FEAR"
Vince Edwards, John Archer,
Patricia Blair
The story of a man with murder
in his heart, death in his pocket
and a whole city at his mercy
shattering suspense!
LATEST NEWS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Warner Bros. presents
in Color
THE CURSE or
FRANKENSTE1N
Peter Gushing, Hazel Court,
Noel Hood
Man-made Horror thrills as j
chills. The master Monster Maker
If them all in his latest screer
adventure.
I,Aa,EST NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

Speaking before the Con-
tracing Plasterers and Lathers
International Association meet
ing here at the Ambassador
Hotel yesterday, NLRB men,
Der Joseph A. Jenkins outlined
steps the board has taken to
guard against discrimination
He said the NLRB has ruled
that job applicants referred
through union hiring halls shall
be selected without regard to
union membership; that en-
ployers retain the right to re-
1ect any applicant referred by
the union and that hiring hall
provisions shall be posted where
Job applicants can read them.
Referring to the Mountain
Pacific case in which these
procedures were outlined by
the NLRB last year, Mr.. Jen-
kins noted that the primary
consideration was Ito protect
the rights Of employees to join
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

or not to join labor organiza-
TONS"
He said the NLRB also held
that contracts providing an ex-
elusive hiring hall arrangement
giving job referral control to
the union is unlawful under
Taft-Hartley.
However Mr.. jenkins said.
"The board recognized that
hiring halls are solidly en-
bedded in our economic life
and serve many useful pur-
poses" To allow hiring hall
practices to continue and yet
operate within the framework
Of ft-Hartley, the board out
lined the standards that 1t
felt would assure non-discrim-
inatory hiring, he said.
Hiring halls are operated by
such trades as those engaged
in the construction, maritime
and transportation industries.
Under the hiring hall arrange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
Youth Convicted
In lmpersonution

David L. Bailey. 10. Of Hill.
side, Md. yesterday was found
guilty by q District Court jury
of impersonating q policeman
while trying TO arrest q real
policeman last March 8.
Testimony showed that the
real policeman. Augustine J,
Anastasi. Of the 10th precinct,
was driving west in the 1900
block Of East Capitol street
when Bailey. blowing q siren on
his car. ordered the policeman
to pull his car to the curb.
The jury was then told that
when the youth identified him
self as q police officer, Mr.. An
astasi asked for identification.
Finding there was no policeman
named Bailey. testimony show
ed, Mr.. Anastasi got q warrant
for the youths arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

the end of this month. The
funds win be used to operate
two boys clubs and two summer
camps. Club ofiicials say they
hope to reopen some clubs that
were closed in the past because
Of lack Of funds,
Contributions may be sent to
the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club Campaign Committee at
1910 l. street NV.