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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Amid subfreezing tempera-
lures, Bowie's officials settled
down to resume their running
battle with the weather today
following another successful
midwlnter opening Saturday.
Highlights of the first full
week Of racing will be the Sec
ond running of the $4,000 Alb
raham Lincoln Stakes Wednes-
day and the $4,000 Miss Mary
land for 3-year-old fillies Sat-
urday.
Howard Pierce, Bowie's gen.
eral manager, was highly
pleased with the tracks record
trv at opening in early Febru-
airy.
when those weather re-
ports, calling for one to three
inches Of snow were circulated
the night before we opened,
thought many people would be
scared of. The crowd of nearly
$4,000 surprised me and the
betting t$1.225,751) also COM
pared very favorably with oul
first Saturday last year." Pierce
said.
Cheap Horses Entered
If the frigid weather con-
tinues. sharp declines in at
tendance and wagering figures
are anticipated for today and
tomorrow. Then. too. John
Turner, jr., racing secretary
was hard pressed to fill today's
program, calling on some Of the
cheapest horses on the grounds
Last week when the racing
strip was frozen for three days
training was seriously ham,
pered, especially for the higher
caliber horses. Trainers hest
tate to drill their more ex-
pensive stock on an unfavorablt
track. Laurel. where about zoe
horses are quartered. was closed
nearly all of last week, includ-
ing Saturday.
Bowie officials are not par
ticularly concerned at thi:
point, however. even if the gate
and mutuel play slump the next
few days. Last year after open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Boxing Bout Set

HOLYOKE. Mass, Feb. 10.
R1-Prince johnson of New
York and Iggy Maldanodo of
New York via Puerto Rico, we're
matched today for a 10-round
lightweight boxing bout at the
Valley Arena Monday night,
February II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Vernon Elder Wins
In Sober Tournament

Vernon Elder Of the d. c,
Fencers Club won the Messineo
open saber tournament yester-
day at Central YMCA, topping
l3 other entries.
Frank Zimolzak of the d. c,
club was second and Peter
Conomikes Of the Washington
Fencers Club third. The event
was sponsored by the Amateur
Fencers League Of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Corvette Club to Meet

The Corvette Club Of Amer
lea, Washington chapter, will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the home Of George Karas. 90
Sheridan street NE. Color
movies of recent time trials
will be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

effected, follow the advice ]
offer in my brand-new pamph-
let. Tips for the Beginning
Bowler" A copy's yours for 10
cents and a stamped. return
envelope sent to Joe Wilman,
in care Of The Star.
tcopyrisht 1858, John =. Ollie Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

The story shows that he
was perhaps a man of wealth.
The synagogue authorities
were dubious about Jesus.
So Jsirvs' coming was q mark
of confidence. How should
We interpret the miracle?
Many scholars say that
Jesus here raised the dead.
and they have evidence, e.g.,
the words they laughed him
to scorn. Others, equally con-
secrate 10 the saviorhood of
Christ, believe that we must
take his words at their face
value: The girl is not dead
but sleeping.
Here is new occasion OF
Chrisf's power-in-Iove. His
touch was . qviekening touch
in hesrfbresking Tenderness:
Little girl, get vp!" MARX
SAD.
That was probably just what
her mother had said 10 her
Continued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Christian Science TO Catholic Priest

delightful chat with Catholic priest time ago,
concluded with his shaking hand and wishing US good
luck" with obvious sincerity
In discussing this with several Christian Science friends
agreed that the dear soul had received blessing.
We said, Reverend OF oil people repvdiate absolute
~ end completely the MYTHICAL. devish, ANTl-cHRlST,
Adsmeve numerous Cain. Judas. and fools ego
and psychology Of all human births and the soealled
material" ereafon
Gods perfect neorrupbIe creation is stated in the first
chapter Of Genesis as very goodman. the image Of
God-not DEVILS Adam Eve!
TO THE CHURCH CONGREGATION:
We may be so grateful TO know that in Gods ONE
AND ONLY REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE land there
is ofher there has NEVER BEEN A SINGLE HUMAN
BIRTH. NOR AN ADAM. NOR AN EVE, IN ALL ETERN.
ITY!
tsee LOUISVILLE TESTIMONY PAGE q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
After-T Thoughts Re Baptist Seminary
Conferences At Louisville, XIV.

REP BROOKS HAYS OKLA
REV. Or. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE-paid hioh
tribute 10 Billy Graham.
Rep Brooks Hays Of Oklahoma one of the important
speakers He is nationally known devovt Christian
Isymsn II will be recalled that he endesvored 10 mediate
the differences between Pres Eisenhower Gov Fsvbv
Mr.. Hayes barely made the conference. owing 10
somewhat svbnormsI condition of his health.
We did not feel constrained TO 60 beyond getting 10 hin,
several skeleton copies Of the Detroit Tribune and reprints
including copy Of the wire Mr. Dulles few hours
after his operation for growth we feelna
absolutely certain that the supposed 6weeks eonveence
would. by The grace Of God be drssfeaIly evrfsled
tsee AFTERTHoUGHTs. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Adams Attacks Democrats:
Pearl Harbor To Missiles"

..,.,. ~ Y. Times. lf2D
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. Fisherman Adams the Assistant
"e r'es'oen' bitterly attacked the Democratic party
ssn g ne pleaded for election Of Republican Congress
ms tall In speech the Minnesota United Rspvblesn
S""er 81 The lssminston HOTEL Mr. Adams suggested the
oe"ees were responsible for the japanese attack on
Pearl Hsrbor in lo4l
'ses ADAMS ATTACKS. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
January as. 1858
Letter 10 Rev. Billy Graham, ct al
p. o. Box 77o
Minneapolis !. MINI.
Dear Mr. Crah.-~ =. a

=. q. Box ~
Minneapolis I. Mimi
Dear Mr.. Graham. e. al
was good TO meet you face to face and shake hands
49,. s',eemsd Evangelist u Is too bad you hsd
Personal visit and exchange Of views
enclosed copy Of my acceptance Of ,he Kind ,uvi
40 e.. '' and Dr. Mccall presented Cor your interest
'ss' LETTER TO REv. GRAHAM P.oe ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
MAT King Cole Says Bias Made
Him Quit"

Detroit Tribune. las
His father minsterl
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Dear Mr. Cole: u you familiar with our paper YOU
know that II is braes and is for equality of opportuny
CT the GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE CHILDREN or
GOD"-Si Paul
But. CIVIL WAR. SEVERE TRAVAIL, MARVELLOUS
FRulTAcE CHRIST. SECOND COMING" SCIENCE
MESSIAH IMPERATIVE YOU CANNOT GET BY'
WITH NORMAL EDUCATION CULTURE THEOLOGY,
THERAPEUTICS, RECREATION ENTERTAINMENT
SURELY you KNOW or THE SCRIPTURE THAT my
PEOPLE ARE A PECULIAR PEoPlEl
Isee NAT KING COLE. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

The new interpreters Bible
has a great source of instruc-
ton in the art of explanation
of the Bible scientifically,
and naturally.
Matthew 9:l8-26, the ex-
PLANTATION on Power Over
Chronic Illness and Death, "
brings light on the scriptures.
while he spake these
things unto them. behold.
there came a certain ruler
and worshipped him saying,
Ny daughter is even now
dead: but come lay hand up
on her and she shall live. I"
Explanation from the In
terpreter's Biblel
Jesus In the Home
OF Jarius
Marks gospel and Luke
both tell US that the ruler S
name was Jarius. He was
probably a man of character,
or he would not have been
chosen ruler of the syna-
gogue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Truman Boasts That His Orders
Made Gen. Ike Great!

GOD TO -ls DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WHO GAVE HARRY HIS ORDERS? GOD OR THE
DEVIL HIS RED HERRING" re REDS IN u s.
TIE DEVIL ORDER TO SABOTAGE DOMINANT
MILITARY STRENcTH-HEkcE KOREA
wHc-coD OR THE DEVL-PUT a GRADUATE
OF PEkosRcAsT cRImlNALlTY IN THE WHITE
HOUSE?
See TRUMAN BOASTS. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Ike HaIf-Tmths' Hurt U.s.,
Fulbright Says"
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR SENATOR FUI BRIGHT.

COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEAR SENATOR FUlBRIcHT:
ONLY NY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE CHRISTINE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, ARE COMPETENT TO TELL
the TRurH-THE WHOLE TRUTH. AND
NOTHING BUT The TRUTH 80
TIE 70 YEARS Or DEVILS DEMOCRATIC msRuIE
WHOSE ALLIANCES WITH The UNDERWoRLDs or
u. s. AND RUSSIA HAVE COST OUR BELOVED
" s MESSIAH NATION TO ALL THE NArloNsi
HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS or DOLLARS
BUiLDup Or TIE COMMUNIST GOLIATH "A
MY-r-H. FORTUNATELY. PEARL HARBoR KOREA
TIE sc DolLARI
tsss IKE rALF.rRUrHs.' Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
How Pearl Harbor, Korea Shouts!
us. Trails, Is Warning Of Williams

FRESNO Calf. Jan. li.-lAP-cov Williams Of Mich
gan blamed me Eisenhower administration last night for
eres'ns second place government that is losing out in
~inners-iske-s With the Soviet Union"
The governor in keynote speech before she csforns
Deesrs'c Council asserted that COP leadership in Wash
ins'cn has failed ersbly not only in domestic matters
but also IN world leadership
See PEARL HARsoR. KOREA. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Louisville, Ky. Press Satan
Bound!

IMPURE. IMMATURE. AND POLITICALLY INSPIRED
The coVrier-Journs Of Jan. Is. editorial page has
cartoon OF an elephant standing upright like man symbol
ling the COP Of course And paper Is held p ;,h a.
words in large type MISSILE AND SPACE LAG" Above
II Is the artists COP answer: TRUMAN DID nr
AZ the bottom OF fhs cartoon. appear .hese words:
TALKING LIKE A FIvE-YEAR.oLD"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
Let's examine The record
Who sqvsndered our military strength after m. .t..,
Of Japan?
The DEVILS rRuMANITEsl
HENCE koREAi
And Truman. graduate Of Penderssss erirainalisy 70
fuses me advice OF the elder statesman Bern.rd Rsrve
break
Isss LOUISVILLE PRESS. Psss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Marvellous Second Coming Of Th'
Christ" Science Messiah Millennium
ToAI| Peoples, booming (ommunis

AS THE POWER OF GOD DESTROYED EGYPTIAN DEs-
PoTISM
THE TESTIMONY:
For 43 Of my nearly 66-yesr segment Of eternitysn
existence OF endless billions of years! this SECOND
COMING or THE CHRIST" has been TO me the srsndest
treasure in the universal
During these years father and three younger brothers
all OF coming Of the good German Lutheran
chvreh-fovnd in Christian Science the wisdom and under
standing pioneer idea into world leadership in IFS
field Wte2
HIGHER MISSION or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
much grateful however. for the in
eressing momentum Of the Christian Science movement
which is destined fulfill its higher misson-To TAKE
AWAY THE SINS or THE WORLD TO effect THE
HEALING or THE NATIONS" lRevessionl-whieh will. in
effect be AN AWAKE MING TO GODS Externally
PERFECT NATIONS Of the REAL ereation-heshIess
mstterIess spiritual. enthusiastically COMPLETELY
popvstins. sUPER.sATURATIkc. the one REAL universe
with neorrvpbIe. nvvInersbIe, omnipresen heaven and
eternal life wherein all of find our being Gods
eternal image and likeness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Jesus In the Home
of larius
why Do Not Preachers Work For
A Living?"-To Rev. Graham
Excerpts from Articles by Billy orahsm)
NY ANSWER

MY ANSWER
free Press
QUESTION: Why do not preachers work for living?
Lib
ANSWER: Preachers do work for Ivina and they
work hard Just because they may lsborns with
their hands does not that they not work. recent
survey has shown that aarmnsy high percentage Of
ministers break down under the burdens they carry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Gods Detroit Tribune For Pay-Tv
The Satan Bound" Radio and Tv
Barons Dread The Competition Of
Seleetive Programs!

THEY NATURALLY HAVE A GUILT COMPLEX re
THEIR REASONABLE INVOLUNTARY sERvITupE
TO THE DEVILS MULTIBiLLloN RAckETS
WREckikc NATIONAL cHARAcTeR-ikELicIBlE
FOR MEMBERSHIP IN GODS ONE CHOSEN CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST -
!. DEVILS SOCIAL H-BOMB, sEx-RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. AND ESPECIALLY
IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD
or LETTERS!
2 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
;. TOBACCO.
DRUG STORE MEDICINES
See FOR PAY Tv. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Pres. Eisenhower Mon., 40, "
Sublime Faith Unexdting
TO DOUBLING THomAsEs. EFT Al
BY Andrew f. Euekmf CG ~
TO DOUBLING THomAsEs. ct Al
Modern Christian Science Cru

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mother God, all
harmoniousr (p. Is, Science and Health with Key 10
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace Of God
do . Fruehauf-Martin Luther job ia this age!!I
And how! Science & Health. textbook, 10 Gods
Liberator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOO!
Jesus slowed righteousness and hated iniquity"i
The 4qukewarm' live IN q -foofs paradise-"i
REACTIONS
DEMOCRATS IGNORE THEIR GUILT: REDS
RECOGNITION AND BUilD-UP! = sioo BILLION
LABOR STEAL I! - 49e DOLLAR ALLIANCES WITH
THE UNDERWoRlDs OF u. S. AND RUSSIA
PEARL HARBoR INFAMY OF DEMOCRATS AND
THEIR DEVILS r. Q. R.-MORAL. SPIRITUAL.
INTELLECTUAL. PHYSICAL cEiPPLE-1WAcEs
or SIM"
DEVILS TRuMANlTEs SABOTAGE DOMINANT
MILITARY STRENGTH, HENCE. KOREA.
A FRAUDULENT WISDOM. ECONOMY. BROTHER.
Ly LOVE-!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
FEAR NO EVIL
Pe~sr IS IN God
BY Elizabeth Ellington

The great power of God endureh forever We seriously
study King James version of the Bible and Science
and Health with Key the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy
daily And this study serves TO remind and assist in
keeping thinking spiritually clear the healing power
OF God Also the meaning of divine Love, that
too NAV learn how TO do good deeds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01
Testimony In Louisville, Ky,

uSSuWVuy III lVuSSvuSSs Nyv
lBesvffvI late Continental At curb
2sTH TESTIMONY SINCE l7f26l56,
M Is DIFFERENT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
Note reader This primer for participation
in the 3dsy religious conferences the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary where emphasized THE DESTINY
OF THE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-01

80 LETTER TO REv. GRAHAM Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

Chief Justice Earl Warren) in
the 1852 presidential cam
paign." The Times said Mrs.
Knowland had Endorsed the
pamphlet.
Reuther Contributions Denied
Mr.. Brown said he had re-
ceived no contribution from
Mr.. Reuther, "the immediate
target of the latest Ramp
pamphlet"
Senator Knowland said Mr..
Brown is using smear tactics
typical of the labor bosses" and
said the attorney general is
trying to divert me from point
ing out that California has
become No. / in the Nation
in major crime while he has
been the chief law enforcement
officer of the State"
Mrs. Knowland, in a state
ment, held that "this is an
other attempt to intimidate
anyone active in this frighten-
ing, tremendous struggle
against dictatorial labor ty-
Fcoons."
81 am not attacking the
Times" she added, "but I am
attacking whoever gave the
Times this material on our
California campaign"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

was made public by the depart
ment. Mr.. Kennedy repeated
his expression Of disappoint-
ment over alleged inaction on
perjury cases in the past. But
he said 81 am glad to hear
now that something is to be
DONE"
misunderstanding" Charged
However, Mr.. Anderson's let
ter spanked q new controversy.
The Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral said it was inconceivable
to him why Mr.. Kennedy would
say some of the things attri-
buted to him ION the eve OF
the presentation Of two such
cases to a grand jury Mr.
Anderson said this was espe-
cially so because before Mr.,
aennedy's news conference you
we're asked to be a witness in
one of these cases and declined
for personal reasons"
Describing himself as "fiab-
bergasted." Mr.. Kennedy said
81 was never asked to be q
witness and didn't decline to be
a witness"
On another point, Mr.. Ken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
ANTIETAM GUN
PRACTICE SHOT
ICONS ~ MILES
M d.


HAGERSTowN. Md.
(AP). - The Forthcoming
re-enactment of the Battle
of Antietam already is real
enough for Mrs. T. J.
Sharp Of Suburban Green
Berry Hills.
She got a cannonball,
model 1852, in her backyard
yesterday afternoon. State
police didn't place much
stock in the story at first
but Trooper Elmer Baum
wound up taking the can
nonball back to headquar-
tiers.
Soldiers" who will re-
enact the Civil War battle
Saturday afternoon we're
practicing at a farm about
~ miles from Mrs.
Sharp's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
81 Years Overdue

BISBEE, Ariz. AP).-Mrs.
Mary Howe. Librarian at the
Bisbee library. said a man re-
turned an overdue copy of the
Works of o. Henry and apollo
gized for his hardness.
The book was marked due
April %, 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

nedy said an Associated Press
reporter must have miSunder-
stood him in quoting the COM
mittee counsel as saying no fur
thor cases would be referred to
Attorney General Rogers for in
vestigation of conflicting testi-
mony because no action has
been taken on previous cases.
Mr.. Kennedy said his criti-
cism Of the Justice Department
doesn { imply any lack Of CO.
operation with it. or any re-
fusal to seek its cooperation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15

sible prosecution on perjury
charges. These cases grew out
of conflicting testimony in the
Senate groups probe of wrong
doing in labor and manage
ment.
The statement that vigorous
prosecution has been, is and
will continue to be our policy"
was contained in a letter from
Malcolm Anderson. Assistant
Attorney General in charge Of
the departments criminal di-
vision.
Reply To Kennedy
The letter was addressed to
Robert F. Kennedy. the Rackets
Committees counsel. Mr.. Ken
nedy had told newsmen over
the week end he was dis
appointed because the Justice
Department had obtained no
indictments in at least 20 cases
of suspected perjury in 10
months of Senate hearings.
Mr.. Anderson said that of IA
cases referred by the commit
tee as involving possible per-
Jury, eight had been closed be-
cause a study didn't turn up
enough evidence to substanti-
ate the charges. He said the
committee was advised Of this.
Some of the cases involved
more than one person.
1T will take a good deal
more evidence than just a con-
flict Of testimony to develop a
legal basis for perjury prosecu-
tion,'' Mr.. Anderson told Mr.
Kennedy.
The Justice Department of
fetal said six cases remain un-
der study. These include the
two about to be given to a
grand jury. Mr.. Anderson did
not identify the persons in
volved, or say just when the
cases would be presented.
After Mr.. Anderson's letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Justice Dept. Denies
Delay on Rockets Cases
ny The Assoclated Press

The Justice Department challenging criticism by the
counsel for the Senate Committee stands ready
everything possible to convict labor rackeeers and
perjuers"
The department said yesterday about to present to
grand Jury two referred BY the committee for pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Public PuyroIIs

One civilian in Is worked for
some unit Of government in
1910. Now the ratio is about one
in nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Brown Says KnowIond
Has Fascist Bockers
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. II

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. is
(AP). - California Attorney
General Edmund q. Brown &C
cuses Senator William Know
land OF doing business with
elements that would not stop at
imposing a Fascist dictatorship
over the American people"
The Republican Senator, who
is running against Mr.. Brown
for CALIFORNIA; goyernorship,
replied by saying his Democra-
tic opponent is using smear
tactics to obscure the facts Of
Browns domination by labor
bosses"
Mr.. Browns assertions yes
terday we're made In a state
ment referring to a New York
Times report that a group Of
wealthy Eastern Republicans is
financing distribution Of PAM
phlets in California to help
Senator Knowland's campaign.
The pamphlets attack Walter
Reuther. president Of the United
Auto Workers Union.
Knowland Denies Charges
The newspapers report, Mr..
Brown said. directly links SEN
ator Knowland and his cam
paign with Fascist and anti
Semitic forces in the East"
Senator Knowland replied
that these wild charges are a
desperate effort to draw a red
herring across the path" and
hide Mr.. Browns failure to
handle the crime problem OF
meet the issues confronting the
people of California"
Mr.. Brown contended the
Times report has found the
Senator through his wife. Sc
cretly dealing with a notorious
Eastern pamphletter, Joseph p
Ramp. whose writings Smeared
President Eisenhower and
Gov. Warren Omitted States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-15
Monitor Asks
Swift Action
locust Hoffa
By u. -As...o.e.latsd Prss.

Court Monitor Godfrey p.
Schmidt called today for swift
action to depose James r. Hoffa
as president Of the scandal-bat-
tered Transfers Union.
Mr.. Schmidt spoke out as Mr..
Hoffa was preparing to go be-
fore the Senate Rackets In
vestigating COMMITTEES this aft
ernoon for two more days of
questioning, The three-man
board Of monitors on which Mr..
Schmidt serves planned to meet
all week to consider corruption
charges the committee has lev
eled at Mr.. Hbffa and his lieu
tenants. and to decide what to
do about it.
"I do have the idea of moving
to GUST Hoffa." Mr.. Schmidt
told a reporter in advance Of
the monitors meeting. HE
ought to stand trial in custer
proceedings"
Handled Suit Last Year
Mr.. Schmidt is a New York
lawyer who handled a court
suit last year which sought to
bar Mr.. Hoffa from taking of
flee as union president. Desig-
nation of the three-man NOM
itor board was part Of the set
tlement of that suit.
Mr.. Schmidt announced he
has offered to go before the
Senate committee to spell out
his charges that the monitors
have received definitely no
cooperation and precious little
compliance" from Mr.. Hoffa in
their efforts to cleanse corrup-
ton from the union.
The board claims broad pow
ers. conveyed by United States
District Judge F. Dickinson
Let's here, to force a house,
cleaning. Members besides Mr..
Schmidt are Martin F. O'Dono-
ghue, Washington lawyer
named as q neutral chairman.
and L. N. D. Wells Of Dallas,
representing the Teamsters
Union.
Hearings to Recess
Chairman Mcclellan Of the
Senate committee did not indi-
cate whether Mr.. Schmidt
would be called to testify. The
group plans to recess its hear
Iings late this week until after
the November elections.
/ Senator Mcclellan did con-
firm that he has received a H.
page letter from Mr.. Schmidt
critical of both Mr.. Hoffa and
the Transfers top lawyer, Ed
ward Bennett Williams Of
washington. The Senator de-
clined to make it public at this
time.
Mr.. Schmidt said his offer to
testify was included in the let
ter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
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Grade 'A'MiIk . ..;.:: = . ss' 46e
BUTTERMILK e.. e.. 1oe
HALF & HALF . e.. 20e
Doirv Drink eAs.''s. z . ss 41s
COFFEE CREAM e.. e., 4Oe'
'Pdess slightly higher n Wnsnio