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RIDLEY. DEACON ROBERT.

WILLIAM C., sr. on
sunday, April 20. 1855, WILLIAM
c ROBINSON, ST., OF I2lIIs d st.
ne. beloved husband Of Nettie h
Robinson and father OF Mrs Mary
c. Marshall, Mrs Beatrice Fergu-
soB, Mrs Dorothy Renfro. Luella
William c.. IT.. and James Thomas
Robinson. Also surviving are two
sisters, Mrs. Hattie Stewart and
Mrs Margaret Lewis. other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4
pm. Wednesday, April @3, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1890 9th. st. NV.
Funeral Al pm. THURSDAY, April
"a, from the Turner Memorial Meth
odtst Church, 9Th and Eye sts n "
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
ROBINSON. WILLIAM c. Members Of
n the tional
Ushers Union are hereby
49, notified OF the death OF
our beloved member, WILL
= Ill LIAM c. ROBINSON Fu-
SYMkfY1 neral services on Thurs
QAAAhs/ day. April "a. 1858, al
pm, at the Turner Memorial
Church, 9th aud Eye sts. NV.
ALMA c. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE Z. STANCIL. Cor. Secy.
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April Il, 1855, at her residence,
21I3 cath I'd, Arlington. Va. MRS
ELSIE NJ BOSWELL. devoted mother
Of Stanley l., Warren W and James
B. Boswell, beloved sister OF Olby
johnson, Mrs Evelyn Smith, Mrs.
DaiSey Coles and Mrs. Edith Lam
bert She also is survived BY
nine grandchildren. three great
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends. After 3 pm. Thurs
day. April "a. friends are invited
to call at the above residence. where
services will be held on Friday,
April 25. al 11:30 am, the Rev
Henry Sink ofileiating lnterment
Iincnln Memnrial CemeferV "a
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hAkNLS, sARA v. ON Tuesday, Apri
Si A,s, sss " sas. IHs N'Ons, s,RNEs En;,lsa's, 3,
goo Que 81 nv the beloved mother
OF Leah Davis Friends mas
call AZ Gawlet.s Chapel, l15H Pa
ave, NV, on Wednesday, April -
n.sI sT on ,a,, ssUyise. SpE s. and iD somsE H,sE
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HEPPENSTALL. HERnERT.

Wednesdsv- April -. iass. at hi
home, 94u2 saybrook ave, silyel
sPPh,h PT,h nq S.oy.d HLSsbsI bas5snd aLPfhS ~ SiaS
ence c r. Heppenstal, brothe
OF the Misses Sarah and hannI
Heppenstall and Mrs. Ethel Orifith
Mr. Heppenstal rests at the Warne
z Pumphrey Funeral Home. S43i
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where friends may visit with tn
family on Wednesday, April -
from TO 10 pm. ,parking faeili
tiesb. Please omu flowers SerV
ices on Saturday. Apml 20. at /
seymour, Ind Internent seymoar
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MOORE. EzEAIEL JONEs on Mon.

dsS. April Il. 1855. Al the AleI-
1n sndris Hospital; EzEKIIE,L 7, xI,. sVSslss JONES
Moore OF $40 South Lee St. Alex.
andria. va; father Of Mrs Graes
RebeccA Gorham, Mrs Elizabeth
Moore Antonio, Mrs Laura Ger
trude shu and Ezekiel J. Moore. jr.
brother Of Mrs c W. Sutton Ant
Mrs Mary y walker, He also Il
three great-grandehilren Friend
NAV call at the Wheatley FuneIa
home. 500 KinE St Alexandra, Va.
where funeral seryiees viii be heic
on THURSDAY. April -. at m
Intsrment Union Cemetery. %
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SHAPIRO. KATIE RosENDORF.

hhArthU, hAIIE kOSBNDOkF. On
Fosfs6okASP FesssS ASPI shAPiRo Ri 5Sfs " 5, KHTIl VII.
consin ave NV. beloved wife OF
Joseph Shapiro and devoted mother
OF Abner and Herbert ROsendorf
She also is survived by two brothers,
William and Max Brody, and four
grandchildren. Funeral services al
the Bernard Danzansky A. Sons Flu
neral Home. 3bOI I4th st. NV, on
interment B'nai Israel Cemetery.
Memorial week, "6ll Wisconsin
ave. NV. %
22. 1855, ANN v sHREVE lnee
Gracei, beloved wife OF the late
William, Shreye, mother Of Charles
H Beall and sister OF Robert M.
Grace. Relatives and friends may
call at the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 l4th ST., NV. where prayers
will be offered at $50 am Friday,
April 25: thence to ST. Gabriels 4
Church, where requiem mass will
be offered at y am. Interment
Conversational Cemetery. "a
sTETsON, LESTER 9. PETED. OF
2a2 lst 81. Sc, on April 2l, 1905,
brother of Mrs. Lloyd W. Hill Of
Alexandria, Va. Services at Cham
berS Funeral Home, 5l1 18th 81
So on Thursday, AprH -, al
30 q m. lnterment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. 20
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ANDERSON, ADDISON n, on Tues
dey. ApTil -, 1875, ADDISON n
Anderson OF a1lt ath 81 nv
son and father Of Michael, JeasiCl
and Peter Anderson Tie also u
AuTvtyed BY tao sisters, other fela
ives and friends After y m
Thursday, April ~ friends are IN
Nted to call at the Jarvis. Chapel
lias You ~ nv Notice OF tunera
services later
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Monday April q. 1885, THOMAS
j MUIIIKiN OF 1920 Battery lane,
Bethesda. Nd. beloved husband OF
Dorothy Ganney Aullikin, father
OF Mrs Ellen Dudley, son OF MARY
I John p Richard J. and Francis
X Mulnkln Friends are invited
10 call at the BetheSdA Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Nd Services will
be held on THURSDAY, April -.
a. Our Lady Of Lourdes Cathode
Church. where REQUIEM mass vii be
offered at $50 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery In preference
OF flowers. contributions may be
made TO the Heart Fund.
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HAkkIS, TRAVIS B. A special CON-
a muuieay ton Of John p Cook
IN LodEe, No. 10. p. a. A. N
. IN Is called for q an Fri
N day, April IS, 1885. al
NY the Masonic Temple. 10th
WN and You StS. nv, for the
" purpose OF conducting the
las, Masonic rites for our late
CHARLES W BAIRD. W. NJ.
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RAY. HOWARD ELLwOOD. On Mon

day. April Il. 1895, at the wash.
ington 6anitarium aud Hospital.
HOWARD ElLwoOD RAY OF -6ll
son ono Of Mrs ssatrie. % r Raw and
the late James NJ RAY brother Of
Mrs William p. Steele, Mrs. Louis
Wieland, Mrs. LOUIS Clagett. Clifton
l., John W and Harold T. Ray
Mr. Raw rests at the WarneI /
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s45I
GeoTgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
where services Will be held Oh Thurs
day April "a, at pm tparkinE
facilitiesl Interment Brookeviile
Methodist Church Cemetery. Brooke
wife Mo
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BERcowITz, LEoN on TUESDAY .!!.y

.HS4"iIis ApTii 4. less, s.Gi fsoN SfRRcowfTz SiFrz
beloved husband OF Sarah Dens
BercoVitI. Mrs Toby LoeWy ano
Mrs. Gilda Dickstein. all Of wash.
ington. D. c. He also is survived
BY two brothers and two sisters
Solomon BerkoWttz and Mrs Harry
Yane. both Of washington; D. G;
becca Teitelman. both Of Baltimore
Nd. and one grandehild Services
at the c, D. GoldoerG 4 Son Funeral
Home, 4al7 9th st NV. on WedneS-
day, April -, at pm. Intermeni
Mikro Kodesh Cemetery, Baltimore,
Nd In mourning at l4l6 Van
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NAM. LnuIs MrCnY- andd.nlr np

ssiurdSy. April ~. isSS. louis
Mccoy HALL Of at9 5th At. ne,
beloved huSbAnd Of Mae u Hal
and father Of MrS. Dorothy Adams
Margaret Arlene. Louis, IT,, AND
James Hall He also Is survived by
host Of other relatives and friends
Remains may be viewed at 500
Hilltop terrace Sc. on Thursday
April -. after Il pm. Funera
services will be held at the Petworth
q nfr nN. sS~fi .a fridaS. aS ApIil gs'nsl S' y
la;3O pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery aIs
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day. April II. 1855. At his resi-
denee. 1907 Coreoran 81. NV, VETO
ALONZO PHOENIX. beloved hus--
bano OF Mrs Lula Phoenix, devoted
father OF Edgar Phoenix. he also
is survived 6y four grandchildren.
two great t-grandehlldren one oaugh-
ter-in-law. other relatives and many
friends After 5 pm "wednesday
April %, hiends are invited 70
call at his late residence. 1907
Coreoran St nv Requiem mass
will be offered al St. Augustine .
Catholic Church. l1I5 18th 81 NV
at ~ am THURSDAY, April - In
terment Mount Oliyet Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by John d. watson
OF the District Morticians Funeral
Home. 400 Vermont ave. nv. 81
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April 20 1885. at his residence, 5O5s
Central ave. Sc. TRAVIS n HAR
RIS, devoted husband Of Lillian b.
Harris. father Of Leon b and Reuben
T Harris Also surviving are one
sister Mrs Lucy Harris: three
brothers. Richard, Charles and Fen
ton Harris two grandchildren. .
host of other relatives and many
friends After 3 pm. Thursday
April "a, trends are invited "a
call ~ the Morrow 4 Moodford
Funeral Home. 1922 iIth st NV,
where funeral services will be
held on Friday, April IS. AZ II "a
am, the Rev O. o. Bullock Of
neiaiing CaSket will not be opened
a. the services Interment Airing.
ton National Cemetery. -
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KIDWELL. SARAH ELIZABETH. O

KIDWELL. SARAH ELIZABETB. on
Wednesday, April :,3, 1858, at Ar
Ii1gt9n bSsPPitsl, sARAH sa5L Ho,,!S ELIZA, IA
81, Arlington, Va, wife OF A,
Russell Kidwell, mother OF Doro-
thy 4 and Martin ID. Kidwell, sister
OF Mrs. Ruth Payne. Mrs. Jennie
D. Gaines and Mr.. Frank-W Deeton.
Funeral Home. 500 South wash
ington st.. Alexandria, Va. A flu
neral service will be held at the
Grace Episcopal Churchh. Alexan-
dria, Va, on Friday. April 25, at
1880 am. Interment will follow
in Arlington National Cemetery "a
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KOPRIvICR. WALTER ". suddenly, OF

linston Hospital. WALTER W
KOPRIVICH OF 7 WeStmore dr.
Fairfax, Va, beloved husband Of
Connie NJ Vopriyich, father Of Wal
ter j.. ir, Connie Joyce and Mary
Ann Koprivich, brother Of Mrs. Ann
Fredricks, wheeling. W. Va. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home. 1901 North Fairfax dr.. Ar
lington. Va. until 10 pm. Wednes-
day. April ~ Reguiem mass at
Va, OH Thursday, April "a. at
a:30 am Interment Arlington Ma
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wset' SD w.sa..as ssasasE & xpt f. 3 sudffHsls isss
EERsERTT T5i WADE Sy.T'..,i'. sr' M e iSSc ES.t
band Of Dorotha c Wade, father
Of Herbert c., ir David Lee ane
cali at the 9. n Hines Co Funers
Home. :anl l4th ST. nv. after
~ am. Thursday April - Sery'
ices at the above funeral hOm'
on Saturday. April 2B, At 4 m
tparklng faeilitiesl. Is
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BOYD. MYRTLE. Departed this life

NENNNF NENN " FaTUNHHEFs VEI u" y
urday, April 10. 1858, MARY H
,MOLLIEI CLARK OF 1905 Irving
st nv She ls survived by one
daughter. Mrs Theresa 7 Abbott;
two sisters. Mrs Psttie Green and
Mrs Lena BeAle' one brother. Reid
Stokes: one grandson, Agustus
Thomas, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting al the
Morrow 4 WOodlOrd Funeral Home,
l6g1 Ilth ST. nv After 3 pm
"wednesday April - friends are
invited TO call al the above NAMED
funeral home Funeral on THURSDAY.
April - al pm, al the Metro
pol1tan Baptist Church, r ST between
l2th and 18th SIS ". the Rev
y c. Smith oficiatlng interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Family
may be contacted at 1908 Irving
=, n n %
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FVIhEII' WNNh. DtpaIEtu tHIs wv
q brief il.neSs. at his residence, alO
10Th Of. ne, MR., MACK PUCkETT
devoted husband OF Mrs. Minnie
Puckett He also u survivee by
tWo brothers. Mr.. TommIe and
Claude Harris OF Greenwood; C..
Philade lphia. Pa nieces, uepheWt,
other relatives ana many friends
Remains may be viewed on Weones-
day April :!3 after after pm,
at the Hall Bros Funeral Home.
81 Florida ave. nv, where sefv-
ices will be held on THURSDAY. April
"a. al pm, the Rev Charles
I Fields ofheiaiing lnteTment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 20
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holly. MAMIE q. On safunar

April ~. 1855. MAMIE Z. Holly
OF 1920 Sd ST. nv, wife Of Morris
J Holly, devoted mother OF Mira
MaEEie Smith. Mrs. Helen johnson.
Mrs. Mary Young. Mrs. Bessie
Shorter, Mrs Claudia Cooke, james,
Joseph John. Francis. Raymond
and Paul Holly, ana sister OF Mrs.
Agnes Wilson and Mrs Alberta Col
Inns Also surylyins are forty-nine
grandchildren, seven GTeat-gTand-
children. other relatives ana many
friends. After . pm. Wednesday.
al the McGuir, Funeral Home. ls.O
9Th ;, NV. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at y am. Thursday, April
> at st -yprians Catholic Church.
18th and c SITS. Sc. lnterment ST.
Johns Cemetery, Clinton, Nd. %
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PERCY 1. ATKINS. il, secy. "a
ZIRKIN. SARAH HARRIS. on Tues.
DAY. April -. 1858. at her resi-.
uenCe 1925 UnderV ood st NV
SARAH HARRIS ZIRKlS. beloved
mother OF Mrs IDA BeAtus. Ms,
EStelle Zirkiu Mr. Dewey Zirkir
and Mr. Harold Zirkln Private
funeral services will be held at the
Port Lincoln Cemetery Chapel an
Friday. April -, a. ~ am En-
tombment In the Cloister Nausoleum
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "a
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April II, 1898, at his Tesluence
y MOODY, beloved husband O
Lena Moody and father Of QeorE'
Mrs. Louise A. Williams Of vlT.
miia L. Norton Mrs Sarah 4
sheppards Mrs. Pearl a oaLnstt
EDWARD B. Moody; al Of PhilaSsl
phia. Pc James n: MoSdy o. VIZ
Moody Of washinston, d c II,
also Is survived bv other relatiyei
and many friends. After 4 ,:ln o m
wednesday. April g3, friends ma
call AZ the MaGruder Funeral Home
Thursday. April "a. at IL noon
al the Nineteenth Street Baptis
Church. the Rev. Jerry A Moor,
ofieiating 1nterment ArlingtoI
National Cemetery. %
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Az 1888, XiicE BARBoUR q 80,
Ashmead pl nv vile OF the lat
Chlpley : Barbour and mother o
Mrs William u nennett OF poihan
OF Washington. D. c. sister o
Mrs W 4, -Qraddy Of Jacksonville
TlA, ana Miss Lucy BATfeld o
Columbus Ga She also u sur
vlyed by three erandsons and iou
l5;sa1;s,SndsnlIdrsn' l;.,I,p, nnis.s Services an
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IRN 3. A specIai communI-
cation OF Port Dupont
Lodge. No. b2, p 4. a
NJ. Is hereby. called foi
d Saturday. April 20. 1855
" At l2 noon, at Nava
y Lodge Hall. $50 Pa ave
sc. for the purpose ol
rting Masonic services for oui
1rother. FURN 8. YEE. BJ
~
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Tassdsv' April -, 1855 cHUMILLi
MARIE WAosTAFL of rs X At
WaeStafl and aunt OF Mrs Wills
Steele She also leaves TO mourr
her pasSing other relatives anc
many friends Remains resting a.
the John T Rhines A. Co Funera
Home. anl Sd 81. a.U. Notice oi
funeral later.
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stACH, ELIzABErH n. The ornesrI

etACH, ELIZABETH n. The ofieerS
- and members Of East Gate
NJ Chapter, No, "a, o. 4. s.,
W. are hereby notified Of the
A0H death OF Sister ELIZA
SS BETH Il BEACH on Mon
day. April II, 1883 Serv-
W ices at the S n Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2a0l l4th st. nv.
on Friday. April -, at IL an
LOLA W BEACH, W. NJ.
MARIE P. cADEN, Secretary,
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xpril ss 1873, sl sigslns @ u'iTyi PIns'
FETsH SERaUs6S% bS%' VI: s:riI Gi ~. Va ~. Lsuss "a
ssph Edward Fsrsuson, mother OF
south ath 81. Arlington. Va. and and
sistsr OF Mr., John seheppenhauker
~ may Ss car 't st Inc sy IVES Funeral Sna' Hom.'
.kt5 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
where funeral services viii be held
at I an. FTidag. April IS, Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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April 20, 1855, wItiIAM c. JAMES.
Mary Z. James and father OF How.
ard T lynwood M John p and
the late William v JameA. Mildred
Burns and Dorothy J CosSwell.
brother OF Jennie Neale. FuneraI
services a. the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Good Hone I'd
Sc, on Thursday April -, at n
m. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery oI .
JAMES WILLIAM {. Members and
r. ID ofieers OF Elecis Chapter,
NS[N No. :, y =. s.. are hereby
N notified OF the death Of our
NEsSeC~ late brother. WILLIAM C.
JAMES. Past Patron. Fu-
" neral services at the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home
1881 Good Hope rd Sc, on Thurs
day, April "a, at II an.
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HALL DIN. JtSSt LIE. suddenly, on
TUESDAY. April 81, 1855, al his
bR ssdSpss; JESSE LEE IEE Hx xtis'fs beloved SS,
father Of BENJAMIN Carter Hall.
He also Is survived BY his sister,
Mrs. Lily Stinnett of Odem, Tex
and a brother. Andrew p Hall OF
Marble Fails, Tex. Funeral service.
Home, 1900 N st. NV, on Friday,
April 2S, at 1870 pm. Interment
Arlington National CemRtery "a
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
officially, the colonel denied the
trust settlement was better for
Mr.. Whiteside than 1t would
have been if Mr.. Whiteside had
refused to withdraw.
He said Mr.. Whiteside de-
manded q $225, 900 fee in the
trust case. but settled for much
less.
Hope to End Today
The subcommittee awaiting
Col. George Gordon Moore next
week and three FEC commits
sioners who voted Channel 1C
to a National Airlines subsid.
larry. hoped to finish question
ing Col. Katzentine today.
The subcommittee seemed
undeterred and unaffected by
an FEC petition filed in United
States Court of Appeals here
yesterday. This asked the court
to return the case for recon-
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his colleagues when Represent
alive Martin was listed.
1t started when Mr.. Miller,
owner of Headley-Reed Co,
former sales representative for
Col. Katzentine's Miami radio
station, explained that Col.
Katzentine apparently misun-
derstood him as saying that
three of the Republican MEM
bers on the FEC in 1856
planned to vote for National
Airlines,
Dave Beck Mentioned
The name Of Dave Beck APP
'peared in a 1855 letter from Col.
Katzentine to Jerry w. Carter,
a Florida Democratic leader
who testified before the SUBJ
committee last month. The
Katzentine letter stated that
Dave Beck is a friend Of mine,
and I'm sure Dave would help
me if I needed it,"
Col. Katzentine told the SUBJ
committee that this letter had
nothing to do with the Chan
mel 10 case. then being heard
by an FEC examiner. He said
Mr.. Carter was interested in
the appointment of Mr.. Nc
Connaughey as FEC chairman
and mainly requested informa-
ton about the membership Of
congressional committees hav-
ing jurisdiction over that
agency
In still another letter read
by Mr.. Hale there was q ref
erence to Col. Moore. Col.
Ratzentine, writing to Mr..
Porter, stated that q Florida
friend. Harry Mcdonald, was
a good friend" Of q Mr.. Miller
who might be able to find out
if Col. Moore was actually help
ing National Airlines. Col,
Katzentine testified yesterday
that he heard nothing more
from Mr.. Mcdonald.
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York
MORE, CHERRY BLOSSOM PRINCESSES

sideration by the FEC in view
Of subcommittee evidence OF
pressures and other factors
that led to the resignation of
Mr.. Mack. Meanwhile, a United
States District Court grand
jury here is also looking into
the case.
Such varied names as those
of House Republican Leader
Martin, Dave Beck. former
head Of the Transfers Union,
and Edward j. Higgins, adj
ministrative assistant to SEN
ator Green, Democrat of Rhode
Island, popped up unexpect-
edly in the most unlikely places
yesterday.
General laughter indicated
that nobody took those disclo-
sures very seriously. Mr.. Har-
ris, nevertheless felt impelled
to say there was no evidence
that any of those mentioned did
anything about Channel 10.
Other Data Of More Interest
OF more interest to the SUBJ
committee was testimony weak
ening earlier reports that Col
Moore, brother-in-law of Mrs
Eisenhower. engineered the
FEC award to National Air
lines. Col. Katzentine had told
the subcommittee he heard
from a trusted friend in 1856
that two friends Of George T.
Baker, National Airlines presi-
dent. provided that informa-
ton.
The trusted friend" Alfred
I. Barton, director of the Surf
Club near Miami Beach, ex.
planned yesterday that Col
Katzentine had "misinter-
preted" q remark about Col
Moore. He said Mr.. and Mrs
Dean. Murphy, Florida friend;
of Mr.. Baker, merely COM
mented that Mr.. Baker haC
powerful friends" and re.
marked casually that "even the
hrother-in-law Of the President
has been down here in Miami
visiting the Bakers"
Mr.. Barton INDUCED Incl
dentally in q bit of name
dropping. He related that he
refused Col. Katzentine's re-
quest to call the then Secretary
of Defense Charles Wilson.
Low-Bracket Drivers
He said he did telephone "a
ington. He Identified him as
Floyd Akers. an automobile
dealer. He thought of Mr.
Akers because che is q Cadillac
powerful Republican" in Wash
dealer and in a business where
he's familiar with members of
Congress-"
Republican as well as DEM
ocratic members hastened to
make plain that they drive in
the lower-bracket field.
Most of the other names
dropped into the subcommittee
hearing record came in testi-
mony by Frank w. Miller, a
New York sales executive, or in
letters and kilograms between
Col. Katzentine and others. The
correspondence obtained by
subcommittee investigators was
revealed by Representative
Hale. Republican of Maine. He
seemed as much surprised as
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Mr.. ,Meany had outlined or
ganized labor's position. The
President recalled his own ex-
perience during World War II
and said that while he was con-
cerned at times he never held
any fears about the wars out
come.
Spend Savings, Says President
JAW President Walter Reu-
ther chimed in on Mr.. Meany's
recital to call attention to the
plight of automobile workers
and point out that about 900,-
900 new automobiles were in
stock because Of tagging sales.
To this the President said
there was a large volume of
personal savings and he won-
dered why people didn't dip
into these funds and purchase
new automobiles.
A key to the reason why they
are not doing so was contained
in the consumer survey. This
study. regarded as an index to
public confidence. said families
viewed their financial posi-
tons and projects less favor
ably than a year ago and ex-
pressed concern about the busi-
ness outlook"
The Reserve Board reported
that about 80 per cent of the
consumers interviewed in the
last two months expected "bad
times" g. per cent foresaw
fair times" about 10 per cent
were uncertain or had nc
opinion, and 80 per cent were
expecting good times" This,
it was said. was a less favorable
expectation than in any year
since the surveys were started
in 1048.
While few consumers ex-
Ipected their incomes to go
down. fewer families said they
expected to buy new cars this
year-only Sc per cent COM
pared with 8.5 per cent last
year.
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Mine Workers URGE
Trude Act Changes
By the Associated Press

The United Mine Workers
says the Reciprocal Trade Act
should be strapped unless Con-
greSs amends it to provide adj
ditional protection for United
States workers jobs.
A resolution to. that effect
was approved unanimously yes
terday by the 31-member ex.
ecutive board Of the 600 ,OO0-
member independent union.
The resolution was sponsored
by Thomas Kennedy Of Hazle-
ton. Pa. vice president.
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A.P. SIGHTS STORY,
AIDE SINKS SAME

SEATTLE (R.-It took
the Associated Press corre-
spondent at Nome. Alaska.
just six words to answer a
telegraphic query. It con-
cerned a report that a Sc
rum shipment was en- route
there to combat q rabies
outbreak.
The reply: mo serum.
no rabies. no story"
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-23

veto original. segun los funciona-
rios, contemplate Ell aterrizaje de
dos TU-1O4 en- ia iona de Nueva
York..
La compania Moiseev sera trail
da a este pals conforme Ell acuer-
do de intercambio. FL grupo pro-
bablemente llegara a Nueva York
Ell IA de abril y Sc presentara en-
otras ciudades de Estados Unidos
despues del debut en aquella.
Ell acuerdo permite a los rusos
invitar a una destacada compania
teatral norteamericana, o a I'm CRU
DO de pailarines, para que visiten
ia Union Sovietica Ell proximo ano.