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Evening star., 1955-11-12
.PortY Plonned
For Y-Teens

Y-Teens Of thiss area viii
entertain At an international
party from 7::sO to 1880
O'Clock tonight. honorine vis-
iting Y-Teens, who are here ID
participate Id the YWCA
World Fellowship Service to-
morrow Id washington Cathe-
dral. The party will take place
at the Washington YWCA
headquarters.
Singing and entertainment
BY the newly organized Y-Teen
Choir viii be features Of the
event As well as brief discuss
sions by foreign visitors Who
will tell Of YWCA activities iii
their own countries.
Miss Patricia Payne, presi-
dent of the Y-Teen Inter-
Club Council, Ii chairman Of
the party.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
International Set
Gdthers ut Laurel

rtiSi with the Alexander Har.
ners.
Mrs. Perle Mesta. sharing .
20 WIN VIZ iOImsr AmDassaoos !.
., 49, u. Ist $3.50 1Iu0 salu
.iaas 80 lau !us. musen ~, ,.lso
aael ~. MsM iio1ss Is Spslns saaisy.
oshsls enloslns snelI aIasI-
% ,,uoIl ~ - Iaces We1e tne
nusn auei,,ncIossss' nIs. nasI-
, raNeaallss 1oss. MI. anu M1s. s
s .il9l.u Iseas, NJ 80 ,lC
roalllSsOl., llas I,Is,ae ollnss' ing M
Nope.s 1usssnnelLsls. aIid M.
ano M. MIs. 8 e AIsnur saar. !. aaraner 4 e:
ALSO e tile loalTtn running of
1ne eyent WeIe Mts. rolk s.nest.
80 Vu.ln asIeAels rom NeW-
port MIs. faenly hussen from
san 1850 tsnes MIS-.
@ AnoIe IS LlnluIs sls.er9 ar e
Lo,r !. =. NeM.0n q rnlianeipnla
aslu 4, aaI 80 aaaechsson SeVss. 80
= siias ciss.
Few Diplomats
1,he diniornat,e ,.,,rn. -.
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Evening star., 1955-11-12
BOY BRAVES SMOKE
70 RESCUE BABIES
|IN APARTlN lNENT FIRE.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. IL fR.
"A i4-year-old boy yester-
day saved two babies left
alone briefly In an apart
Elent.
Mrs. Patsy Moentmann,
mother OF Russell. 3 months.
and Kenneth. jr.. IA months.
had asked d neigbhr who
lives iii the same building to
keep an eye on the babies
while she went shopping.
The neighbor stayed g
while, then went to check on
her own children.
While she was gone q Gig
arctic left In the kitchen
ignited some waste paper.
William Robbins. who
lives on the same floor.
srnelIed smoke and traced it
to the Moentmann apart
ment. He made two trips.
coughing and choking from
the smoke. to rescue the In
fants.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Recent Permits Issued
For D. c. Construction

Alfred Riechman. owner. 340e
Wisconsin avenue NV: Thomas
H. Ryon. builder: Santmyers &
Thomen. architect; to build one
three-story apartment GO units),
758 Girard street NV: cost,
$50, 900.
w. A. Bryant, owner and
builder. 1887 Ordway street NV. !:
Raoul Brunn, architect; to
build two two-story dwellings,
I32I8-3224 Forty nth street NV. ];
cost, $24. 900.
Lamon a. Henderson. owner
and builder. 1920 Wisconsin ave-
niue NV: William H. Shoemaker
architect; to build one one-story
dwelling. 3I35 Quesada street
NV: cost, SIS, 900.
w. A. Bryant, owner and
builder, 2937 Ordway street NV.
Raoul Brunn. architect: to build
Ione tWo-story dwelling, 1890
Forty-fift street NV; cost,
SO, 900.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
AIphu On1icron ri
Luncheon r oduy

The national board Of Alpha
Onlicron ri. international col
legiate sorority, scheduled d
luncheon today, as i hiehiight
of its fhree-day meeting at
the Hotel Shoreharn.
The luncheon Is being given
By the board for local and
Baltimore heads Of national
boards and committees, include
Ing MRS. Orville II. Kneen or
Arlington, head Of the Board
Of Publications, and Mrs. VIII
liam y. Fizer, chairman Of
fraternity examinations.
The Northern Virginia and
Washington Allimnae Chap
ters will give 4 tea for the
national officers tomorrow at
the Shoreharr. Presidents of
the two chapters. Mrs. Fizer
and MRS. c. d. Mcbride Of
Bethesda. viii receive with the
board Mrs. George X. Roller
of Miami Is national president
Of the organization.
The University of Maryland
Chapter honored the board
Friday evening at 3 reception
III the Chapter House.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Recent building permits Is

Recent building permits Is
sued by the District include:
Manor Real Estate Co., owner,
Haverford. Pa: L. C. Bowers q
Sons, Inc, builder: O. Kline
Fulmer. architect: to build one
one-story warehouse. $50 Morse
street NE: cost, $1,000
Kefauver a. Barr, owner and
builder, 8l28 Eastern avenue:
Daunnit a. Sargent. architect: IL
build one one-story dwelling
1913 Roxanna road NV; cost
$4,000.
B. 81 G. Construction Corp.
owner and builder, 900 r street
NV: Herbert ]. Korzendorfer
architect: to build one one-story
dwelling. ITO Verbena street
NV: cost. $40. 900.
Harry Rubinstein, owner, l7St
Florida avenue NV; builder
mot selected; w. Ellis Grohen
architect: to build one one-story
store, 53o5 East Capitol street
Sc: cost. $i0,5tO.
Kalavritinos Realty Co, owner
and builder, 200 Massachusetts
avenue NV; Santmyers q
Thomen. architects; 10 build ons
three story apartment (si1
|units). 1885 Lyman place NE,
cost, $50, 900.
Nick v. Antoneln, owner aflt
builder. 1907 Fourth street NV;
Earl Won Reichenbach, archi.
tect. TO build five tWo-stor,
dwellings. 1265-6T so and 73-7s
Gallatin street NE: cost, $IO,.
600 each.
George c. Martin. owner
builder and architect, 62I:
Thirty-iirst street NV: to buile
one one-story ofiice building. s:
Sheridan street NV; cost
SIC. 900.
Meadowbrook. Inc, owner anc
builder. 1855 Connecticut avenue
Chevy Chase: j. w, Rogers, jr.
architect; to build dne tWo-story
dwelling. 1921 Garfield terrace
NV; cost, $40, 900.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

After partying until the wee
hours at the international Ball
Thursday night, washington
and international society
gathered together again at
noon yesterday at Laurel to
watch the running of the
Washington, D. G.. Tnterna-
tional.
Although 4 lot of the Capi-
tails top 0fficialdom stayed In
town to welcome home the
President. there we're still lines
Of chaufIsured limonsines and
other autos stretching for miles
toward the approach To the
track.
Flags Of many countries
lined the driveway leading To
the clubhouse. And inside SUR
veying the race from the plush
vantage point cf the Turf cub
were not only many prominent
persons from racing circles,
but from residential society as
well.
Mrs. Moore Attends
Col and Mrs. George Cor.
don Moore tAlrs. Moore Is
Mrs. Eisenhower's sister}
were seen with the friend of
Presidents, !, Mr.. George Allen,
and Mrs. Allen.
Practically the entire wiz
lard family turned outtlae
Henry a. WIZARDS with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry x. willard III,
and smother son, James. Also
with them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus ManierTe and Mr. Peter
Sturtevarlt.
Seen near the pari- -nutueI
windows were the Harold Cool
idges talking with the James
Van Aliens. Looking chic as
always was Mrs. Eugene Ca
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Washington Pair
Wins Bridge Title;
Mindup | onorrow
By MARGARET y. FISHER

0y MAfAAetNfAAE& AAs EA0khEM ss
Mrs Harry Siegel and Alvin
Roth early today captured the
linked pair title In the 25th
lannuai District 0f Columbia con-
tract bridge championship In
progress At the Sheraton-Park
Hotel,
/ The Washington couple out
ranked B record field of 40 pairs,
scoring 2l4 match points.
Rnnnersup were Mrs. n. u
lRagland Of Baltimore and Miller
Roberts Of Washington. scoring
1901 Ia. Tt. Col. and Mrs. U. M.
Rhodes finished third.
Yesterday afternoon Fernando
Morales Maced0 of Silver Spring
and David Murray Of Falls
Church chalked up 2l5Ia match
points To top 66 pairs competing
ifor the mems title. Mr.. Roth,
paired with Said Fzaddad oi
washington. finished second
with one point less. Third hcn-
ors fell to another area pair. 1T.
Alex Hirsch and Erwin NJ. Keni-
lson.
Mrs. Leonard Meyer and Mrs.
Frank Meyer Of Richmond cap-
ltured the women's pair title,
lThey scored ZIG points. 10 more
than the District runnersup,
Mrs. Terry Michaels and Mrs.
George Reigh.
The tourney continued today
with the open pair title match
land i one-session pair event
starting at & pm. I've separate
matches are slated TO wind up
THE series tomorrow. They are
lteann-of -four and an inter-
mediate pair event. The latter
contest for The Evening Star
Trophy Is restricted to players
lhoidil1a less than 80 master
point6
Evening star., 1955-11-12
''s'' : 'SoczErY
Decorations Awarded
AT Korean Embassy

Admiral Carney termed the
award one Of the highest hon-
ors he has ever been accorded.
No higher praise could come
than from Korean President
Syngman Rhee. he told the
guests. adding that Korea and
its leaders determination have
been an inspiration to the
world
Admiral Carney later ex-
pressed his personal adnira-,
ton for Eyngilian Rhee and
Korea while he and Mrs.
Carney received individual con-
gratulatiOns for the award.
Other awards were made to
Mai. Gen. w. :. Marquat. who
received the 'Ulchi. I distin-
glished military service medal
with gold star. and Col. Ches-
ter w. CLARK and Ii. Col. j. r.
Napier. both of whom received
the Korean sChungnu, dis
tinguished military service
medal with gold star.
It was primarily q military
party, with Ambassador Yang
receiving guests along with
Korean Embassy attaches
Brig. Cen. Lee. military at
tache Capt. Chung. Naval
Attache. and Col. Chang. air
attache.
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke were
present as well as Chairman
of the Joint Chiefs OF StaH
and Mrs. Arthur Radford.
Also. Assistant Secretary
Of State for the Far East WAL
ter s. Robertson and Mrs.
Robertson. and hundreds more.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Church Dinner

The Ladies' Guild of Calvary
Lutheran Church win sponsor
q congregational apot-luck !
supper ct $50 pm tomorrow
In the church, e545 Georgia
avenue III Silver Spring. The
Rev. Walter Moeller. pastor.
win present an Illustrated lee
tsire on his recent European
Holf Land tour. following the
supper hour.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Bnoi Birth Dinner

The Independence Chapter
Of H'nai Birth viii hold an
Italian supper party tomorrow
t. 7:sO pm. 1t the Washing y
ton Hebrew Congregation,
Massachusetts avenue ana
Macor1nb street. Dancing VIII
follow. Mrs. Bernice Miller Is
III charge, with mrs. Ida Miller
serving as co-chairInar.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
and
Little Sam
By HARRY MacARTHUR

The founding left on the door
step. though he may not see the
Joke at the time, is q fairly de-
lpendable figure OF fun, fiction
Ially speaking, at least. There
lis comedy In CONSERVATION and
Iconsternation is the reaction
imost likely to be displayed by
adults receiving such unexpected
gifts as babies In baskets. It Il
lone Of these abandoned infants
THAT sets on the excitement Ii
Especial Delivery" the new
screen attraction at the Plaza
iTheater.
/ Here the comedy 3 enriched
Iby turning the babe In distreS,
Into an international incident
The doorstep. or more precisely
the garden, where he is aban-
doned Is that Of an American
lembassy in an Iron Curtain
country. The tots native land
wants him back: the American
diplomat In charge knows d
Legitimate request for asylum
when he sees one.
Scenarists Phil Reisman, III.
land Dwight Taylor do seem tc
have failed to make UP their
minds whether their eniphasis
should be on comedy or romance
Tor 1t may be that director John
Brahm couldn't decide whether
he wanted q romance with comic
undertcnes or q satire with q
romantic subplot. Anyhow. what
emerges on the screen Is some
lot both and not enough oi
either. And at the same time
Iit is pleasantly amusing enough
that this doesn't really matter
/ Mr.. BraErn has. to be sure,
lelicited some good performances
from the Special Delivery" cast
HEADED BY Joseph Gotten and
Eva Bartok. Mr.. Gotten deity
plays the diplomat who recog-
lnizes q baby,s right to freedom
and his own right to help him
Iget II. Miss Rartok Is most be-
coming as the native lass sent
Iaround to act as nursenaid. She.
naturally. Is suspected Of being
10 spy, but no moviegoer this side
lof the Iron Curtain win be slir-
lprised to see whose side she
winds up on.
Mr.. Gotten and Miss Bartok
lare supported ably by Mall Mac
tGinnis, Don Hammer, Cert
lFroebe and Robert Cunningham,
ion the esihattled American star,
land Rene Deitgen on the other
lside. Mr.. Deltgen's impersona-
ltion OF an oily Communist Of
lncial, In fact. is 80 effectively
lconnivii1g that he had better
stay out OF Communist hands.
There Is quite q bit of comedy
Iin Special Delivery which EN-
lpioys the Communists as villains.
Ia lot Of 1t Is sharp. too, though
Inone achieves the nnemphasized
satire Of the opening sequence.
This Is the one which shows an
American diplomatic car cross
ling the border. through gates
guarded BY armed soldiers and
barking dogs. across q wide tank
trap. through more gates. AS 1t
goes. 1t passes under an arch
lemblazoned in several languages
with one word Peace. 4
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Continued From Page B.lA
pay him Ill the money due for
ITO Hell and Back. = but give
him . larger percentage OF his
subsequent pictures. Seems Au-
dies story Is such i big box
lofiice draw that its putting him
Into an astronomical tax bracket,
~
Olivia de Havilland's favorite
leating house In Paris-Le Vert
Gallant tThe Gay Blade lis
named for Henry the Fourth.
This Is where Livvy did and
lstill does most Of her courting
with Pierre Galante. It's funny
about Hollywood people who live
abroad. They say they love 1t,
but when they talk about Amer
tica. their eyes show d nostalgia
yearning.
When the Edward Arnolds eet
hack to Hollywood nothing will
lpry them loose again, I'm sure
Iof that. When 7 saw them In
Paris they were miserable and
isnifiling with colds. and all they
talked about was getting home
Ito their children and grand
children.
Celeste Holm had the biggest
opening Of any headliner at the
Bev Hilton's Bali Room, and de-
servedly so. for Celeste Is q girl
who knows how TO hold an au-
ldience.
-
Jack Webb's ex, Julie London,
Is riding high with her first rec
ord. which has turned into q hit.
It's Cry Me q River" and Julie
hopes 1t win add to the large
fortune she collected from Ser
geant Friday when they divorced.
Howard Hughes moved Edith
Lynch from RKO to his own Of
fee. And Edith has nothing to
do except look after Jane Rus
sell.
I'm wondering how Otto Prem
niger viii make q movie out OF
1.-The French best seller, '.Boniour
Tristesse." It's censorabie from
start to finish,
The critic for the London
Daily Express described the
movie version OF Guys and
Dolls" as missing on all its
lcylinders--its singing, its acting,
Its emotion And, Of Marion
Brando He has d pleasant
voice but one which certainly
should never have been allowed
to escape from his bathroom. Y
Most Of the people I know who
have seen IL say Frank Sinatra
is miscast. But Producer Sam
Goldwyn doesn't seem worried
not after those good New York
reviews.
lssieased by the MANA,
Evening star., 1955-11-12
|45 Houses Going Up
AT RobinduIe Project

Forty-five houses are now
under construction in the second
section Of the Robindale develop
ment at Adrian street and Viers
Mil road in Montgomery Coun-
Ity. the builder. William Robin
Iowitz, has announced.
Mr.. Robinowitz, who is also
designer OF the houses, said
these homes will complete the
development. He has already
built 40 homes In the first Sec
ltion.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Secretaries Meet

Twenty flVe Washington
area members 81 the Presiden-
tial and Executive Chapters of
the National Secretaries Asso-
citation sre attending the
three-day Southeastern dis
trict meeting. which started
yesterday at Fort Lauderdaie,
Fla.
Mrs. Leila 8. Knudsen Is the
ofiicial delegate from the
Presidential Chapter, and f.jss
Eleanor NJ. O,Malley repre-
sents the Executive Chapter.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

the annual turkey dinner
and bazaar Of the Branchviile
Methodist Church win take
place today from S to 7:30
pm. at the church. Fifty-iirst
street and Branchyills road,
College PARK. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Dinner Ii Plcnned
BY Friendship Church

The Wonien's Society of
Christian Service of the
Friendship Methodist Church
r holding its annual holiday
fair today In the Woodburn
Elementary School. a turkey
dinner win be served from s
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Burke Wlkinsons
Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Burke wiIkin-
son entertained at i dinner
last evening before the Waltz
Group dance. The dance, one
ia 4 series. took place 1T the
SulgraVe Club.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Benefit Party

--,lae Womsn's Club Of Lyon
Village viii sponsor q dinner
and card party at $50 o'clock
tonight In the Lyon Village
Community House. Twentieth
and Highland streets In Ar
lington. for the benefit Of the
Arlington Hospital.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
AtIus Brinqs $3.50

An atlas showing successive po-
Isitions Of the English feet and
the panish Armada brought So
$40 ~ q London auction.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
.AT THE PLAZA
Az THE PLAZA Il
This Films
Founding Is
An Incident

SPECIAL DELIVERY . Columbia
picture, produced hy Stuart Schuiberp
and Gilbert de 0oldschmidt. directed bs
John Drahni. sereenplay b. Phil Reis.
man. II. and Dwight Taylor. A. The
Plaza TheAteF,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12

Gorge could have become a major
storage basin for water for down
stream irrigation.
mention Cabinet Gorge at this
time because, as noted above, it is such
an outstanding example of pitifully
inadequate resource development. AS
Cabinet Gorge is, development of the
Snake will be, should FPC's total dis
regard for the greater public interest
of the Northwest not be overturned
when Congress next is in session.
If you do not want to see Montana
and the Northwest deprived of count
less thousands of jobs, of a widened
tax-base, of greater all-around pros
perity, then it is up to you to act in
support of Senator Murray and Cong.
Metcalf, along with other progress
minded congressman of the region, to
save Americas greatest remaining
hydro-electric site from fractional,
high cost development. With private
power in the saddle in Washington,
only greatly aroused public opinion
can save this private power onslaught,
which, in the words of Sen. Magnuson
(D-Wash.) makes Dixon Yates look
like a beaver DAM"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
Continued from Page One)


Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (Ore.
blasted the action by charging the
REIMBURSEMENT of Hells Canyon can
be traced to the private power favori-
tism of the Republican party and In
terror Secretary Douglas Mckay"
HEADED FOR SAME JUNK PILE"
Another supporter for federal de-
velopment of the site, Sen. Robert
S. Kerr (Okla.) predicted the FPC
decision will wind up ''in the same
junk pile where the remains of the
Dixon Yates are now corroding." He
expressed serious doubt that Congress
would '1sit still'' for the FPC action.
Earlier in the week, Sen. Wayne
Morse (Ore.) had called upon Jerome
Kuykendall, chairman of the Federal
Power Commission, to disqualify
himself from judging the Hells Can
yon case because of his demon
strated bias and prejudice"
His past association and appoint
ment by Governor Langlie of Wash
ington, an outspoken opponent of a
federal Hells Canyon Dam, indicate
that he cannot be objective in judging
the merits of the Idaho Power Com
pany application for a dam or dams
TO prevent the construction of the
high Hells Canyon DAM" the Oregon
lawmaker charged.
Morse pointed to the more than
coincidence" in respective dates of
Kuykendall's appointment or FPC
chairman, the Interior Departments
withdrawal of opposition to the Idaho
Power application for construction of
three low-head dams on the Snake
River, and resumption of hearings
in April, May and June, 1853.
The Oregonian also called atten-
ton to KuykendalPs position on the
Dixon Yates controversy, accusing
him of "suppressing and withhold
ing evidence that is detrimental to
private utility interests" as brought
out in testimony before the House
Small Business COMMITTEES.
He concluded, "Kuykendall has
proved himself to be willing to go
to great lengths to advance the in
terests of private utilities. He has
demonstrated his inability to deal
lmpartially with the Hells Canyon
case. He should disqualify himself"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
FPC Gives HeNs Canyon To-

will generate more kilowatts of
prime power than the three dams
Idaho Power Company proposes.
Moreover, the high dam means
456,000 more kilowatts of prime
power at downstream dams. These
are kilowatts Iost-and lost forever
If the commissions decision is
allowed to stand.
Idaho Powers plan precludes the
chance for cheap power to fully ex-
plot the nations best phosphate de-
posits. With cheap power, midwest
farmers could save Sc to 8 a ton
on fertilizer"
FPC's decision comes just after a
House Interior subcommittee has APP
proved high federal dam for the
mile-deep canyon, Voorhis pointed
out. ''The Pacific Northwest is de-
void of oil, gas, and coal. 1t needs
all the electric power it can get. But
Idaho Powers halfway scheme will
preempt the site and lose at least
100000 kilowatts for all time"
Said Bunting, "It's a crime not to
use the rivers full potential. Water
power is our only present recurring
power source. Coal, oil, and gas we
use up.
"It doesn't matter who builds the
dam-the federal government, the
states, private firms. Civilization is
directly proportionate to the quantity
of energy controlled per capita. We
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12

man, head of Montana Farmers I'm
ion. and this Editor paid visit to the
Cabinet Gorge Dam. What we saw
sickened us :. comparatively dinky
little concrete structure which has as
it's sole purpose, power production
a marvellous multi-purpose damsite
ruined because neither Washington
Water Power nor any other private
utility is financially capable, or inter
ested, in full development of any major
dam site. Had Cabinet Gorge been re-
served for multi-purpose development
instead of licensed to the private utili-
ty by the Truman Administration,
there is absolutely no question several
times as much power at a greatly re-
duced kilowatt cost could be generated
under program of full development.
Because of the natural setting, COM
bination concrete-earthfill dam would
have made it possible for Cabinet
Gorge to have had real worth pot only
as an integral part of a carefully
planned program of downstream flood
control, but also, valuable addition
in firming-up downstream power pro-
duction by possibly two to three hun
dred thousand more kilowatts. Furth-
er, under full development, Cabinet
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
Debt Adjusters Spawn
In Loan Sharks Wake

NEW YORK CITY CNS) Debt
adjusters are "fast approaching ma
tional scandal" Better Business Bu-
reaus agree. These are the fellows
who say they'll pay off all your bills
if you'll turn over weekly or month
ly payment to them.
BIS say these fellows use ''extrava-
giant and deceptive advertising, make
false promises, and have failed to
make prompt payments to creditors. "
They sometimes charge up to 35%
of the total debts. Many creditors re-
fuse to do business with them. So the
debtor must cancel his contract, lose
all the money he has paid the debt
adjuster, and pay his whole fee.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
II SENATORS SEEK ACTION ON
SLOWING Oil IMPORTS

In conclusion, the letter states:
SIN view of the continuing excess
of Importation of foreign oil be-
yond the limits already found in
furious to the national defense
through comprehensive study and
investigation by the executive branch,
and in view of the clear intent of the
Congress in authorizing action under
such condition, we would greatly ap-
preciate your informing us as to
what actions are now being contem-
plated by you under the authority
contained in the 1866 extension of
the Trade Agreements Act"
The 10 Democrats and IA Republic
cans who signed the letter are:
Gordon Allott (R-Colo.), Clinton
Anderson (D-N. M, Frank A. Bar
rett (R-Wyo.),, George Bender (R-
Ohio), Alan Bible (D-Nev.), Homer
E. Capehart (R-Ind), Francis Case
IRIS. d. Dennis Chavez (D-N. ND,
Carl T. Curtis (R-Neb.). Price Daniel
lD-Texas), Everett Dirksen (R-IlD,
Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.), William
E. Jenner (R-Ind.), Robert Kerr ID
Okla.), Harley Kilgore (D-W. Va.),
William LANCER Urn. d., Russell
Long (D-La.), Mike Mansfield ID
Mont.) Edward Martin (R-Pa.), Mike
Monroney (D-Okla.). James E. Muir
ray (D-Mont.), Matthew Nicely ID
w. Va.), Joseph C. O'Mahoney ID
Wyo.), Andrew F. Schoeppel (R-.
Kan.), Kerr Scott (D-N. c., Herman
Welker (R.Idaho), and Milton r.
Young fR-N. d..