Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 262, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1957 — Page 2

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Management Phase Os Hearings Ended Part Os Testimony To FBI, Justice WASHINGTON (UP) — Senate R a c ke t s Committee Chairman John L. McClellan said today portions of testimony given on anti-

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union practices by management will be sent to the Internal Revenue Bureau and Justice Department. x t McClellan said the transcript should "interest" both tax agents and legal experts. The Arkansas* Democrat wound up the management phase of the hearings Tuesday, declaring they had shown activities that “reflect a great discredit on some business firms in this country.’’ McClellan said there are. no present plans to produce more wit-

nesses such as Nathan W. Shefferman, whose firm — Labor Relations Associates Inc. — was pictured as an instrument for management improprieties against labor in two weeks of testimony. The chairman said, however, the committee will continue to expose any additional ' irregularities it finds involving business or labor. McClellan commented that the committee's proposed inquiry into the bitter labor dispute involving the Kohler Co., at Kohler, Wis., will involve charges ot improper

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activity against management and against the United Auto Workers Union. He said hearings starting Tuesday on garbage handling In New York City will explore the role ot management as well as labor. The chairman said the committee. which has focused in the past on improper activities of labor leaders, is now on notice that some managements are just as “unscrupulous" and their practices just as “improper.” Shefferman and his son Shelton

racked up a total of 56 Fifth Amendment claims Tuesday. They refused to answer questions about testimony which has painted them as noted union busters. They also refused to talk about the senior Shefferman’s get-it-for you wholesale activities. Committee questioning, however indicated that Paul Styles, a Trubor Relations Board who has since man appointee to the National Laresigned, and John F. English, secretary treasurer of the Team-

sters Unioa. were among the 421 persons for whom Shefferman’s discount purchase arrangements bought $478,451 worth of merchandise. A committee aide said Styles, when interviewed, stated that he for $2,700 worth of purchase. After had fully reimbursed Shefferman hearing the committee notified newsmen that English has checks to prove that he repaid Shefferman for all of the $19,611 worth of goods bought for him. <

Pedestrian Killed When Hit By Auto ENGLISH (W — Charles R. Simms, 39, Wyandotte, was killed Tuesday night when struck by an automobile as he walked along the Wyandotte Cave Road. The car was driven by Vernon Saltsgaver, 33, Wyandotte, who was found slumped over the steering wheel unconscious half a mile down the road from the scene of the accident.

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Second Satellite Is Seen Over Midwest Report Sputnik II Observed Clearly CHICAGO (UP)—Russia's second satellite. Sputnik 11, was clearly observed over Chicago and other Midwestern cities today, appearing like a large blue-white diamond in its silent sweep across the sky. Moon watchers, newsmen and others reported seeing the dogcarrying satellite from the West Coast to the Midwest. It first flashed over northern California between San Francisco and Monterey at 7:28 a.m. c.s.t. Other points sighting the satellite included Kansas City, Grand Island, Neb., Paducah, Ky., Green Bay, Wis., Milwaukee, and Rockford and Springfield. 111. It became visible in Chicago at 5:47 a.m. c.s.t., right on the schedule previously announced by the Smithsonian Institute. Sputnik II was clearly visible to the naked eye in the cloudless, pre-dawn sky. Among those sighting the satellite were three United Press newsmen who watched from the roof of the 27-story Daily News Building in Chicago. The satellite first was seen in the southwest near the horizon and followed a generally northeasterly course, disappearing over Lake Michigan. Rodney J. Faxon, Ground Observer Corps coordinator for Chicago, said the satellite was visible over Chicago for 3% minutes. He said the audio beeping sound was picked up at 5:37 a.m., and the sound faded out about 10 minutes after Sputnik II was lost from sight. The satellite appeared to be a brilliant, white light moving swiftly beneath the stars. Den Mothers, Pack Committeemen MeetDen mothers and committee members for Cub Pack 3062 have been asked to attend a meeting which will take place Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Girl Scout room of the Decatur Youth and Community Center. . School Consolidation Rejected By Voters TIPTON W — A move to consolidate Madison and Wildcat School Twps. was rejected Tuesday night. Wildcat residents favored consolidation. 224 to 142, but Madison rejected it, 475 to 166. Officials said Wildcat probably will go ahead with plans to build a $160,000 six-room addition to its school at Windfall. High school students in the two townships now attend schools at Windfall, Tipton and Elwood. Elections At Glance By UNITED PRESS NEWARK — Gov. Robert B. Meyner defeats Republican Malcolm S Forbes, who had President Eisenhower's backing, in Democratic gubernatorial landslide. NEW YORK — Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Jr. wins reelection in record-smashing plurality over nearest opponent. Republican Robert K. Christenberry. PITTSBURGH — Democratic Mayor David L. Lawrence reelected to unprecedented fourth term in Pennsylvania off-year balloting. * RICHMOND .— J. Lindsay Almond, Democrat.... segregationist running on pledge to defy U.S. Supreme Court integration mandate. wins easy victory over GOP s Ted Dalton for governorship of Virginia. • * BRIDGEPORT. Conn. — Jasper McLevy, Socialist mayor of Bridgeport for 24 years, loses in bid for 13th consecutive two-year term to Samuel J. Tedesco, Democrat. LITTLE ROCK — Six of seven places on new city manager system board of directors won by candidates opposed by segregationists in narrow race. LOUISVILLE— Democrat Bruce Hoblitzell elected mayor so keep city Democratic organization, in power since 1933. in control of Louisville politics. NEW HAVEN. Conn. - Democratic Mayor Richard C. Lee wins smashing . third-term victory over Republican Edith Valet Cook.

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