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Evening star., 1960-01-05

for breaking windows New
Years eve and Sunday in a
Hebrew school and a nearby
synagogue.
Smears in Cincinnati
The smear campaign spread
to Cincinnati. where chalked
signs, Death to the Jews" and
Hitler Defeated but Not
Dead" showed up on desks at
an elementary school which
has a large proportion of Jew
ish pupils. Police blamed
vandalS who also ransacked the
desks yesterday before the
school opened.
A swastika was painted on
the only Jewish synagogue of
the Central Iowa city of Mar
shalltown during the night.
Authorities blamed joking teen
ayers.
In England, a British gov
ernment minister, Sir Edward
Boyle, told a meeting of the
Council of Christians and Jews
in Britain, I'VE can take heart
at the speed and vigor With
which the West German gov
ernment has acted"
The West German Embassy
in London received a telegram
signed British Nazi Party"
threatening supporters OF Mr..
Adenauer with reprisals if the
Bonn government takes action
against anti-Scmitic elements.
England Has Swastikas
Swastika daubing continued
in various English cities. The
Hitler insignia was smeared on
the window of a Jewish book
shop in London's Marylebone
district. Six Jewish shops in
Leeds were daubed in similar
fashion. Other incidents were
reported in Bolton and Sal
ford.
Nazi Germany's swastika flag
was found early today on a
monument in the main square
Of Milan. Italy. A swastika also
was scrawled in the square
where partisans hanged the
body of Benito Mussolini.
In Rome, Jewish residents
stoned the Italian governments
Nautical Institute after stu
dents inside scrawled swasti-
kas on the window panes.
In Oslo. Jewish Businessman
Otto Rabl received two threat
ening letters in German. IF
you do not get out Of the coun-
try, you Jewish swine, we will
make soup out Of you in $780,"
said one letter.
Australia Affected
Three red swastikas and Kill
the Jews" were painted on a
fence in front of the Zionist
Council Offices in Melbourne,
Australia. A cardboard banner
bearing the slogan Kick Out
the Nazi Bandits From Aus
tralia" was found this morning
on the gate Of the West Ger
man consulate in a Melbourne
suburb.
Daylight revealed more swas-
tikaS and anti-Semitic slogans
on West German walls. Two
youths Of l9 and % were held
in Bonn for painting swastikas
and "Juden Raus" (Jews Get
OUT on the base Of the Catho-
lie church tower and the ceme-
terry hall in the nearby town of
Urfeld. The father of one of
the youths helped clean the
walls.
Vigorous Measures Asked
West Berlin police announced
they had arrested IL young men
suspected of neo-Nazi activities.
A newspaper report said the
police also confiscated large
quantities of Nazi literature,
pictures and pieces of quasi
military uniforms in raids in
several sections of the sprawling
city.
Leaders of Vienna's Jewish
community called on Interior
Minister Josef Afritsch to de-
mand most vigorous measures"
against Jew-baiters as new anti
Semitic daubings appeared in
Vienna and elsewhere in Aus
Itria. The Jewish leaders COM
Iplained that authorities were
taking the incidents too lightly
and were likely to repeat the
mistake Of underestimation that
occurred dung "the Nazi plague
Of the '30s."
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ranged by Mrs. Florence B.
Thompson, a staff representa-
tive of the Youth Council.
Announcements about later
meetings will follow.
Evening star., 1960-01-05
Macmillan Set to Tour
African roubIe Areas

LONDON, jan (AP)-Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
leaves tonight 3day fact-nding safar through
ing Africa with political big game his target
The 65-yearold leader of Brtains Conservative Party will
visit dependent countries and independent nations British
Commonwealth.
the first such African by British Prime
Evening star., 1960-02-06

is the original: The Jewish or
the Catholic faith?"
Answer-There is no infor-
nation about these ages. How
ever. If Mary became a mother
at the age customary for jew
ish girls of her time, she must
have been around Is or so.
To compute the age of st,
Joseph is more difficult. There
is no authority. We are told he
was not living at the time Jesus
began his earthly ministry at
the age of 80. But we do not
know his age at the time OF
the birth Of Jesus. AS for your
third question, it's easy! The
Jewish religion is the older.
50
QuestiOn-"How is it deter
mined that Jesus Christ is a
descendant of David, whereas
st. Matthew states that Joseph
was not his father?"
Answer-There' is no way to
reconcile the differences in
Testament accounts of the gen.
ealogy of Jesus. But Matthew
Luke and st. Paul say he was
descended from David.
released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. l960)
Evening star., 1960-02-06
THE POWER OF FAITH

Abraham Lincoln lived in faith At Springfield his
home town, he voiced his for ChristS COM
mandment, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all they heart and thy neighbor thysef."
Leaving Springfield for Washington, he said, with
out the assistance of that Divine Being l cannot
succeed. With that assistance, I cannot fail" En-
route, he said, Il shall be happy indeed, if shall
be a humble instrument in the hands Of the
Almighty :"
In Washington he prayed daily and called prayer
talking with God" There he not afraid to
stand and face the struggle of the Union, or to
kneel for strength Although he liked the idea of
those who prayed mot to be heard of men," he is
known to have kneeled alone and with others in
prayer, and to have asked, pray that may have
strength and wisdom"
In tribute to Lincoln, David Lloyd George said He
is one Of those giant figures, of whom there are
very few in history . They are no longer Greek
or Hebrew or English or American they belong to
mankind."-By Howard Brode, AP NewSfeatures.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
3 3Meetines Set
For Affiunced

The first of three Pre-Cana
conferences for engaged couples
sponsored during February by
the Catholic Archdiocese of
Washington will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at st. Michael's
Church, 805 Wayne avenue,
Silver Spring. Md.
The meetings, named after
the biblical marriage feast of
Cana, provide advice on prob
lens Of married life. All en-
Evening star., 1960-02-06
MARCH IS NAMED
AS RED CROSS
MONTH IN u. S.

President Eisenhower has
designated March as Red
Cross month in a pro-
clamation urging all
Americans +to support the
Red Cross as an instru-
ment Of their charitable
concern for their neigh
bors in need"
This was one Of the three
proclamations signed by
Another proclaimed
Thursday, April II, as
Pan-American Day, and
April 1915 as Pan-Ameri-
can Week.
The third designated
the week beginning July
3 as National Safe Boat
ing Week.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
TB Rehabilitation
Director Named

Mrs. Catherine s. Pomrinse
has been named director of the
local tuberculosis Associations
rehabilitation activities.
Formerly a staff associate in
a New York City rehabilitation
program and a psychiatric
caseworker with the Red Cross
and the Navy, Mrs. Pomrinse
holds masters degrees from the
New York School of Social
Work and the Columbia Uni
versity School Of Public Health.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

The Gamma Sigma Bible
Glass of Francis Asbury Meth
odist Church will serve the
luncheon for a church-wide
benefit project at 1890 pm.
February 1S.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

Questions on religion end the Bible
may be addressed to Dr.. CorIyle
Adams, in core Of The Evening Stor.
. All questions must be signed. but
the nomes Of the writers will not be
published.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

A. IA. {. ZION, NV.
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gagged couples In the Bethesda
Chevy Chase and North Wash
ington areas are invited.
Additional conferences will
be held at the same time and
place on February IA and 81.
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fruit of the tree of knowledge.
4
QuestiOn-"As know the
Bible it began with Moses. Did
the Jewish people know that
God was Jehovah before Moses
was born? Are Jehovah and
Allah the same God? If so,
are the Bible and the Koran
comparable?"
Answer-It is not correct to
say the Bible began with Moses
Also, the spelling Of the name
Jehovah" is now discounted
by most Bible scholars. In
Hebrew there are no vowels
The Holy Name in Hebrew is
spelled "YHWH" or sometimes
translated "JHVH." The vowels
were inserted in the 7th
century. The devout Jew does
not speak this Name. Instead
he says. "Adonay" which
means, The Lord"
Certainly the Divine Name
was known long before the
time of Moses.
Allah is the name used by
Muslims - or Mohammedans
The name Allah also is used
by some Arab-speaking Chris
tians. But the Bible and the
Koran are not comparable.
\ .
QuestiOn-"What age was
Mary when she was assumed
into heaven? What age was st.
joseph when he died? Which
Evening star., 1960-02-06
OUR RELIGIONS
Rebel Leader Executed-Then, osNow
BY DIR. CARLYLE ADAMS

QueStiOn-"Dr. A. Powell Davies in his book, The
First Christian states, The Persian Emperor Darius
soon put an end to the Judean Kingdom and Zerub-
babel was executed rebel. can find no mention
anywhere in the Old Testament that Zerubbabel was
executed. Can you cite me any authority for DR..
He
Evening star., 1960-02-06
ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
GEORGE HARRIS, PRESIDENT
BY HOWARD sTACKHOUsE

. International Sunday School Lesson for tomorrow:
perseverance in Christian Work. Acts 1871 H. Corinthians
2:1-5
The annual Organized Association visit to the
combined adult of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be held in the auditorium at 10 tomor
Evening star., 1960-02-06

row. DR.. Edward w. Bauman,
chaplain at American Univer-
sity, will present the lesson.
Mrs. Cheerful Thornhill, eX-
ecutive secretary Of OBCA,
will read the Scripture lesson.
The association male quartet
will bring special music. James
i. 'Ewin, vice president, will
offer the prayer. George E.
Harris, president will preside.
The list anniversary BAN
nuet of the Vaughn Bible Glass
for Men of Calvary Baptist
Church will be held at $50
pm. Friday in Shallenberger
Hall of the church. The Rev.
David G. Colwell, pastor of
First Congregational Church,
will speak.
The Forum Bible Class of
Foundry Methodist Church
will have for it's speaker at GAS
am. tomorrow. AguStin B.
Mejia, of Madrid, Spain, who
will speak on THE Work of
the Protestant Group in
Spain. Mr.. Mejia recently
obtained his MA. degree from
the University of Michigan and
Is working on his doctorate at
American University.
The Cleaners Bible Glass of
North Chevy Chase Christian
Church will meet at 8 pm.
"Wednesday with Mrs. Eda
Nader at $500 Thornapple
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
The Pinkham Bible Glass for
Men of the National Baptist
Mem mortal Church will be
taught at $50 am. tomorrow
by the Rev. Moncrief Jordan,
assistant minister of the
church.
J. Rowland Snyder, architect
and member of the Wesley Eel
1owShip Bible Glass will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Glass for Men of st.
Luke's Methodist Church at
GAS am. tomorrow.
The Harriet T. Lipp Bible
of Hamline Methodist Church
is holding a reception in honor
of the Rev. and Mrs. M. Robert
Gnegy, missionaries to Bolivia,
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Burgan
Memorial Chapel parlor. Mr.,
Gnegy was formerly a member
of Hamline'S young peoples
group. Pictures will be shown
of their activities in Bolivia, to
which Mr.. and Mrs. Gnegy re-
turn on February 26.
Mrs. E. Paul Sechrist, sr.,
will discuss "One Holy, Cath
pile sand Apostolic Church
Almost" before the Trinity
Women's Bible Glass of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church at
$50 am. tomorrow.
The Fellowship Bible Class of
Chevy Chase Met h odis S t
Church will meet at IL am.
tomorrow in the Fellowship
Hall. The Rev. w. Harold
Shape will speak on THE Mes
save of Ezekial."
The JOY and Minot Bible
Glasses of Epworth Methodist
Church will hold their regular
business sessions in the church
at 8 pm. Tuesday. They will
be followed by joint social
hour.
The Allen Bible Glass of
Calvary Baptist Church will
conduct the Bible Glass Hour
at the Central Union Mission
at 8:15 am. tomorrow. Mrs.
Lena Allen, class president, will
preside and read the Scripture
lesson. Charles 1. Haycraft will
be guest soloist. Miss Rosalie
Allen will present the lesson,
Evening star., 1960-02-06

none"
Answer - The execution of
Zerubbabel is not mentioned in
the Bible. He was a deeply
spiritual man who lived about
the 5th century BIC. Some
even hailed him as a messiah.
He tried to lead the people
Of Judaea in a move for in
dependence from the Persian
Darius. This attempt failed.
The result of such a move at
that time in history would be
death for the leader of the in
dependence effort-just as it
does in Castro's Cuba today!
y
QuestiOn-"Please explain ]
Peter, ii,18-l9. Is this the au-
thority for belief in purgatory?"
Answer-I Peter, iii. 1920, has
been called by Biblical scholars
the most difficult passage in
the New Testament" The
passage says Christ was, put
to death in the flesh but made
alive in the spirit, in which he
went and preached to the
spirits in prison" 1t seems to
refer to the passage in Genesis
6:1-4, in which evil spirits were
imprisoned. This idea is de-
veloped further in the ancient
but non-Biblical Book of
Enoch.
The point is that Peter is
affirming that Jesus is related
to the supernatural world as
we'll as to the natural.
AS to the second part Of the
question. yes. this passage is
one of those cited to support be-
lief in purgatory - and that
there were souls of the dead
waiting to be brought to
heaven.
Question-"Recently a priest
paid a visit to the home of the
bereft. On departing he said
to the widow, The wicked
never die I am confused. I
understood, The wages of sin
is death, and the soul that
sinneth it shall die Please shed
some light on this"
Answer-Both you and the
priest are right. The Roman
Catholic Church teaches that
mortal, unforgiven sin is
punished throughout eternity
by separation of the soul from
God, But, this is a kind of
death. 1t is the sort of death
referred to back in Genesis iii
when Adam and Eve were told
they would die If they ate of the
Evening star., 1960-02-06

J. Rowland Snyder, architect
and member of the Wesley Fell
1owship Bible Glass will be the
guest teacher of the Harrison
Bible Glass for Men of st
Luke's Methodist Church al
GAS am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

The Allen Bible Glass of
Calvary Baptist Church will
conduct the Bible Glass Hour
at the Central Union Mission
at 8:15 am. tomorrow. Mrs.
Lena Allen, class president, will
preside and read the Scripture
lesson. Charles I. Haycraft will
be guest soloist. Miss Rosalie
Allen will present the lesson.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES
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The Pinkham Bible Glass for
Men of the National Baptist
M e orial Church will be
taught at $50 am. tomorrow
by the Rev. Moncrief Jordan,
assistant minister of the
church.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL.-Attrac. furn., 1-bedrm., air
cond. apt, quiet loc.; lovely view
conv. to major shopping centers,
on buSline. HU. 1887.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
PRICE, $16,950

TO SETTLE ESTATE-Large pri-
vate home, 8 bedrms., 4 baths,
den, porch, dble. sarage: beauti.
full lot. 7400 18th st. NV.
ROBERT T. SMITH. Attorney,
EX 3-6737. Brokers invited
Evening star., 1960-09-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CHURcH-900-ft. auditorium, peri
tor colored church, NV. section.
AID. 4-707l.
Evening star., 1960-09-27

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2 BREEZY SCREENED PoRcHEa
CALL Mr.. KOPIT
KOSSOW REALTORS
TU. 2-l090 LA. 6-01sz
Evening star., 1960-09-27
SPECIAI-VACANT
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AN ABOVE AVERAGE brick Colo
nial with bedroom and "a bath 1st
h.v. heat large closets. level lot;
very central in Sil. Sps RIPLEY
CO JU 5-61l1
CONTINUED on Next Pagg
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Light Plane Crash
Kills 5 Texans

ELGIN, Okla, Aug. 27 (AP)
The shattered wreckage of
a light plane was found near
here last night with the man
gled bodies of its five occupants
all Texans.
The craft, a Beechcraft Bo-
nanza, had been the object of
a day-long search before it
was spotted in a plowed field
near the small Southern Okla
homa community.
The victims were identified
by the Comanche County sher-
ifs office as l.. T. Brown, Sc
Brownwood, Tex: his son, 10y
Brown, 25, Dallas; the younger
Browns wife Patricia, %; Paul
Kruger, 43, Denton. and his
4-year-old son. Paul.
The planes last message in
dicated weather trouble -
Southern Oklahoma was in
tested with thunderstorms at
the time.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

Ewins, sparked the conversa-
ton: I'm a bit long on the
tooth. That means I'm as old
as jeremiah, my dear, and
don't intend to work hard at
this convention at ALL"
A breeze f1uttered leaves in
the backyard patio of Supreme
Court Justice Harlan's George
town home as he and the Right
Honorable Sir Holroyd Pearce
relaxed at a glass-topped ia
BILE. The Harlans Lord and
Lady Pearce met in Australia
last summer.
Sir Holroyd has reddish hair
flecked with gray and has a
crinky smile. He wore a blue
suit, black loafers and a foul
ard scarf.
Trying to make some order
out of the confusion Of Eng
lish titles, he said, Its really
Lord Justice Pearce. You can
forget about the Sir Holroyd,
You're Sir Somebody Some
thing in private life but your
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BAR

Continued From First Page
is Whitney North Seymour of
New York City,,
Other highlightS Of the con-
vention include a ceremony
Tuesday morning in which
nearly 1000 attorneys will be
admitted to practice before the
Supreme Court.
Another event which is draw
ing attention is a law and Law
man conference on Wednesday
where such a dignitary as Lord
Morris Of Borth-y-Gest, who
sits in the House of Lords in
London, will discuss legal prob
lens with, among others, Mrs.
Perle Mesta and Raymond
Burr. television's Perry Ma:
son."
Among the British speakers
scheduled to address the con-
vention are Lord Evershed.
Master Of the Rolls; Lord JUS
tice Pearce, Judge of the Court
OF Appeal; Sir Thomas Lund,
secretary of the Law So
ciety; and Godfrey Lawrence.
chairman of the General
Council Of the Bar of England
and Wales.
Renault st. Laurent, presi-
dent of the Canadian Bar As
ISOLATION, also will speak.
American officials who will
speak during the week include
Attorney General Rogers, Com
merce Secretary Mueller, Un-
dersecretary d of the Treasury
Fred C. Scribner, jr., Earl w.
Kintner. chairman of the Fed
eral Trade Commission.
Also. Maurice H. STAINS,
Budget Bureau director; Allen
w. Dulles, Central Intelligence
Agency director, and Welfare
Secretary Arthur Flemming.
Justices Clark and Harlan
also are scheduled as conven-
ton speakers, as are Gov. Will
liam F. Quinn of Hawaii, Sena-
tor Byrd Of Virginia, Senator
Fullbright of Arkansas and
Army Secretary Brucker.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Tea Bags are Barred as Washington
Entertoins British Lawyers, Wives

legal title is different. If
you're a Lord Justice you're
halfway between a lord and a
justice. Oh. don't worry about
it. Even our own relatives get
confused"
Restrictions Eased
For many British lawyers
this is the first trip to America.
After the war. English eco
nomic restrictions allowed them
to take only a limited number
OF pounds out of the country,
virtually prohibiting long trips.
One such family as Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Rose and their son,
Christopher, are staying at the
Georgetown home of Warren
Woods.
They've increased what we
may take out to $50 pounds,
which is about $700," said
Christopher. The Rose family
lives in a seaside resort town
where Mr.. Rose is town clerk
and Mrs. Rose is mayoress.
Christopher, a barrister, will
stay on in America to teach at
the University of Chicago law
school for a year.
Mrs. Rose said, I'm very
curious about seeing how the
American woman lives. I un-
derstand she has all the latest
gadgetS. And I've heard of
Supermarkets. Really, some of
your phrases are so different.
! heard a lady go past who
said, oh brother to no one in
particular. Both the English
and the Americans are courte-
GUS. but in different ways"
Nearly 200 lawyers and their
families are staying in Copley
Hall and the New South Build
ing dormitory Of Georgetown
University.
Their homes for the week
will be sleekly modern. The
dining hall Of New South,
larger than a soccer field, seats
l,400 at one time.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Referendum Final Step

If the House of Delegates
continues to differ from the
assembly, the question goes to
the final session of the as
sembly. If the assembly re-
fuses to concur with the House
OF Delegates. the question goes
to a referendum of the bar
associations 100000 members.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Britisher Sees Mistrust
OF Lawyers Growing

on hand to be indicted as fel-
lows OF the college.
Seven Washingtonians
Among the new fellows were
seven Washington attorneys.
They included Charles S.
Rhyme. Albert E. Brault, Corne-
Illus H. Doherty, Justin L. Ed
gerton, Frank F. Robertson, Will
liam E. Stewart, jr., and Ed
ward Bennett Williams.
Mr.. Williams, responding on
behalf of the inductees, called
for a program for peace las
large, dynamic. passionate and
reSolute as world communism. "
Hasn't the time come" he
asked, Ito make a bold try at
mans only hope-peace through
law"
Mr.. Williams said that if
this country had not been
"shackled" by it's limited par
ticipation in the international
Court of Justice, this country
could have advocated that the
U-2 case and the Berlin issue
be tried by the World Court.
Another trial attorney in a
much publicized case came here
from California to attend the
dinner, but he has to be back
in Los Angeles tomorrow morn
ing. He was Grant B. Cooper,
defense attorney for DR.. Ber-
nard Finch, on trial with Carole
Tregoff on charges of shooting
DR.. Finch's wife. The defense
begins its case tomorrow in the
retrial of the murder case.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Police Outnumber
Castro Adherents

NEW YORK, Aug. 27 (AP)
Supporters of Cuban Premier
Fidel Castro staged a quiet
rally tonight in New York's
Union Square-but they were
outnumbered by police officers
assigned to maintain order.
The Castro adherents num-
bered 300, officials said. The
police numbered 80.
P.S. There were no incidents.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
BY MYRA MACPHERSON
Star Staff Writer

There will be no tea bags in
the Roger Robbs' home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robb are
among hundreds of Washing
tonians who will be hosts to
1900 British lawyers and their
families attending the Ameri-
can Bar Association conven-
tion.
For the occasion Mrs. Robb
bought a box of S. S. Pierce's
English breakfast tea and took
lessons on how to fix tea for the
British.
did you know you heat the
teapot. then dry it before put
ting in the loose tea?" she
asked. Her lawyer husband,
clinging firmly to his Ameri-
canism, plans a charcoal grill
cookout, if time permits, for
Sir Charles Trevor Jones Of
London.
All over town preparations
are being made for the British,
who poured into town tired,
thirsty and hungry, many held
up as much as "a hours on
planes and ships.
Embassy Shined
The British Embassy was pol
ished and shined and waiting
for Viscount Kilmuir, Lord High
Chancellor of Great Britain.
He and his wife were greeted
at National Airport by bar and
embassy officials.
On sleepy. sunny G street
Sc. a Marine was on duty in
front of Marine Commandant
Gen. David Shoup's yellow brick
mansion, waiting to drive Rob-
ert Vickery of Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, and Morley Ewins of
Coventry around town.
Inside the 26-room house,
built in 1905, Mr.. Vickery, dazed
after a four-hour plane delay,
ordered milk-not tea-and a
sandwich. His roommate, Mr..
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Use of Prisoners
For Farm Work OKd

RICHMOND, Aug. 27 (AP)
Gov. Almond has authorized
the use of State prisoners as
farm laborers to harvest crops
IN Giles, Bland and Pulaski
Counties.
He proclaimed an emergency
IN the three counties because of
the lack Of available farm labor.
The procedure has been used
before, and the farmers pay
the prisoners for the work.