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c aIs,S aSSpSSls-S As } Sgggs, siss,S Y

st NV Also mattresses.
Red. double HOLLYWOOD. divaa,
matching chair, eood cond vert
reas, 10, .-ab62 alter 5 pm,
BIDS, HOLLYWOOD (2l; 1 single, SO:
I twin, SIS, Sunbeam cleo. fry
Ing pan, IS Re 1880
REDs. TWIN. walnut, simmons
mattress. dresser. Also twin eros
cheted bedspreads, ~, n-ele2
(contlnued on Next PAeel
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MELp--MEn
SOIICITORg

WHITE; 10 aee limit; aysfaes. 81
eommiLslen daily: selling seette
Palq daily Kit furnished. Call WI
sfRNO0RAPnRR--Must BE- accu'
rate typist and fair a. shorthand
General once work. stock han,
dling and waiting on trade. A
seod Job for . eQod man VII.
s wlonss Y bu asssa sof Hy cbL
hERT Co, OHSi baltimore ave.
College Park, Nd, WE. S-2eHO
TEACHERS. white. quallned for sci
snee, industrial eIla and elemen
Is 6 S EpsSanss fh Isslsns Sso SdcS'
1851 q II. NV, RE. T-lp3H,
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIsT

Permanent position AyailAhls for
youns woman with 81 least . yrs;
clerical work, typins. For inter.
view call WI. 2-7200.
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TECHNImAN

Psrmanen. se.itien available iel
trouble ,snotins. repair and cali,
bration. Instruments it,elude kpul
Meters, Oacillators. Vacuum Tubs
Volunteers and Recorders. For In
teryiew call VIII, a.7s00.
TELEPHONE SALESMAN. soot
pTWcposl.is.dns; fun OF part time
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Tire Changer

colored. .s-JS. for full-time per.
lIiansnt work In our sc. garaEe
Prior experience desirable. Apph.
cant must have some truck-dfivinl
ssxper.sne . IN D G aree, clear trat.
RIM, 60e. $50 am, 10 $40 pm
weekdays. No phone calls.
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HELp WOMEN
LADIES ATTENTTON

Have openine for Z young ladies
~ 70 -. 70 start Immediately
Must be neat. ambitious. and Raw
q pieaslns personality. 70 traye
snd work rs states, Hawaii. PueftI
Rico, and South America viii
large group OF young ladies. SZ5i
70 start New car transp. furn. Gej
MISS EVERETT. Hotel Plaza
an. 70 pm, Thurs. and Pri
only. No phone calls please. Par.
entA welcome At interview To-
YOUNG LADY, typist: operate
small switchboard; must be alert
pleasant voice, excel, opportunit,
for bright RirI CHASE STUDIOS
LTD, 1905 M st. NV. Df. $4,000
YOUNG LADY. white. for estab.
hshed real estate once. Experience
preferred. but not necessary. Good
typist and able 10 meet the pub.
liz. n A. HUMPHREYS 4 CONS
PERMANENT POSITION. for re.
ined pleasant lady. swho can as
sumo responsibility: unusual pp.
portunity for advancement. $4,000
year, Box g3-B, Star.
REALTORS. MA. 5000.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS Z SERVICES

ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs:
free est and planning service.
OIL. SSH, VIII 6-09al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REMOD-
ELMO PLANS FURNISHED; 30
YRS ExPER: Al REPS. OIL.
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RELP WOMEN

Al sECRETARY. 500 viz, reeep |.
secretary. .s5b.tss Capitol Hlll
opsninss daily typins' .Seo.;s5g
VII recep. PIX opfa., typlst. sbb:
fe ns,w VII Roy ~ eps .R.s .o S, ,l,
7-2s2S, Welcome
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hote
iG y.sssslii: RISsosss.. I'm. oRS;UrSi'
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CONTINUED

COLORED oIRL desires fh.N,
child care. or nursing sick person. .
: days; refs. III 3-49A3
COLORED LADY desires eh.W, B
days, child care; good refs: live
out La. 6.2932.
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Intefeeting Work ana opportunity
for advancement with large real
eslate and nlortgaee loan firm
Moesrn ,o air s, sondI ,boIs once ss.
dement's We wouiS Ike 70 TAX "a
you Il YOU are high s"h0o
sreduate under rs and an Accu-
rate typiBt, b-day. a6-hour week
call Mr. Ailnutt, Df. 1.h30O.
WEAVER BROTHERS, INC
Realtors, Mortgage Bankers
Washinston Bids.
STENOGRAPHER
Permanent position: 5-day. 90
hr week. pleasant working condI.
iions. liberal discount on puf-
ehescs, insurance and hosp. plan,
retirement plan Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE. Employment Once
sai i 'in ana y; 3 s Il. T .tori moor over
Stenographers
Por editorial position Of a local
educational organization. Good Op.
0Ortunity for intellieent person de-
slring permanent position with
!, y st,s duties S .. AeeYrats tyPing snd
Tinnins saiafy. s4.oo6' 10 res resume
awe education. experience. age, etc
BOX l7A.B. STAR
STENOGRAPHERS
Several vacancies existing for
secretaries; salaries range from
$500 70 $3.50 per month,
AVIATION PLACEMENT
p Dpro s.gsiSs IH' BLDG xp Hn 4.ss sgs
STENO.- CLERK
Permanent position In account
New aforementioned of5cas, airline
pass PRIVILEGES shorthand required
Phone D1. 7-6OSs
SUPERVISOR. white, between IS
30, with ability 70 deal with peo-
pie effectively capable OF Assufn-
Ing responsibility and supervising
IN . dry cleaning plant. S-dny Wk.,
SIS per yk. while training. Call
PE 3-7asb for appointment.
TEACHING ASSISTANT, = 10 8:3O
pm, daily. help typlng teacher:
no teaching eKpeTienee needed. but
must be good typist. Box 2I5-A.
star
TEACHERS, white. aualified for sci.
enee and elementary Grades: sal.
aries. sJo0-&610 mo. ADAMS
TIA ~ 1.s AoSsYr 1871 o st.
cANvAssERs - We
sers located il B. {. ~. s-Isss.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, typing
experience NECESSARY. bbs-day VIZ ].
paid vacation, new downtown BLDG
See Mr.. kOvAIs LOGAN. Ford.
TYPIsT .BOOKKEEPER. 10 30: n.
PEI: else. typewriter; % $500. po-
blvd, An. "a. $1,000.
TYPIsT AND GENERAL oFFicE
WORKER for local whoIesalea
Box J53-B. star.
TYPIsTs. age 25-40: wanted b.
established scientific supply house.
permanent position, 6-day wk
many company dement's Appiy
personnel. FISHER SCIENTIFIC
CO. T woodbury. dr. Silver
rYPIsT. eEper.. white. for general
once work; b-doy week. insurance
benefits; $500 70 start: association
work refs. Box 75-A. Star.
TYPIsT; statistical. for Conn. ave
CPA once. 5-day VIZ. Salary open.
Excellent working conditions. AD.
4-la5i WkdayG or VIII. 6-0ToO.
ewes. or week end.
TYPIST
About 90 years old. BRIGHT
future with real estate once.
Apply IN person.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l4I7 X 81. wv
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DESIGNER

Permanent position available toI
work. Experience REQUIRED in de-
sien md layout work In auto
matte machinery Acid. Must have
design knoWledge Of Rears. shafts.
end etc. For interview call VII.
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INN OPERATOR. one full time, on,
part time, Ter small COMMERCIAL
/ unit Ia kenslneton. Muat know
how % wire A02. 00a or oO7. 10
4.sh.7,
JEWgLRY SALESMAN - kxperl.
MANN JEWkLfR' INC. conccniss'
Call IA, s-1f07 FOR pppolntrnent
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, expert
eneed. wanted tor Fotosettef op-
Grafton: night shift Call pu
7.0S0O, between la PIN.
permit, exper,. refs. ASA LivinS.
ston I'd, Sc. 10, $4,000,
LIQUOR CLERK SALESMAN for
retail store, experienced only
{ BoULEVARD LIQUORS. si0o u
81 NV, NE, s-af00,
MGR, for mod. car wash: exper
in car wash or similar operation.
EOod sal and bonus for cap. man
who can produce, Box i5l.h. star.
MECHANIC. sxper. kitchen and
laundry appliances, car nec.i 3
days GALAXY plus car allowance,
POTOMAC EMpL.. 1O4 y. Broad
81. Falls Church. W, a.7.1..
Z l
MECHANICS. full or part time:
for day or nieht shift; also man
ager for nisht shift; 5-day week.
IA. 7-AlNl.
NIGHT CLERK. for small hotel,
elderly and sober. See Mr.. PAUL,
llOs 18th 81. NV, before p.n.
no phtns calls.
OFFICE HELP - Local Wholesaler
needs all-Yound man for once.
1yning required BOX ais-A. star.
-. BURNER sERvICEAiAN; expsr,.
BERN. position. Box aco-h, star,
OIL BURNER MECHANIC
Exper,: tEansp iaIn Apgly NJ.
On and Mich. ave ne,
OIL TRUCK DRIVERS
EXCEL. OPPORTUN-
ITY FOR SOBER IN
DUSTRIOUS MEN.
NJ UST HAVE OIL
TRUCK EXPER. CALL
HO. 2-l600 FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
OPflCiAN. acknowledgement socd
working conditions. salary open.
Call Mr.. BRAckEN. Edgewater
$4,000, Ext a02as for Apt
PAPERCUTTER ana folding ma
efane OPERATOR experienced, Ap-
ply NATIONAL LiTHo Co. ls5s
s5th st. NV
PATENT ORAFTsaIAN--Pull time,
for INTERNATIONAL law Arm IN
washington ofnee. Ma. s-O52a,
PHARMACIST. registered D. CT
part time. nights Der week and
SKIP SKIP S SExRaScI Pr ne e. s ss5ssD-
top pay. plas com
mission; vacation, other co, benz
nts; Can Mr.. oETToEAkN. AID.
PHARMACIST
Here Is an excellent JOB IN q
downtown store for an alert msr-
ehandiaer. no nights. no Sundays.
and meals, See Mr.. ROSENnkR0
after : pm. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY. 900 Penna. ave. nv.
PHONE sOLIcITOR. 10 sell adyeE.
using space for THE JEWISH
phone Nj, zalis, DI. LOCAL
PhOTOGRAFuERS for home ait
TINS. experiences necessary; good
salary guaranteed. Apply 10 70 9.
RRMDRAHpTs STUDIO. 1890 o
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sIIuArloMs-W0MEn
sIrs-MEN AND WOMEN
MISUNDERSTANDING
LIVE-IN MAIDS

LIVE-IN MAIDS
,,vAS AL ret ARCADE EMPLOY
WHITE WIDOW would like work.
days, Mon, through Fri. ironing
nursing, eleaning In d. c, NJ
bachelors. III. 4.d70g. l6'
GIRL desires daywork OF s days
child care, III, ASSES
LADY WISHES 10 recommend very
highly young French butler com.
petent, willlng. industrious anc
s sew ao. 2sYS.Ss A''ns % neS'''
. WOMEN. desire g.h.w. In after
neon; baby sitting or ironing ST
3.7a5s or IL. 3.76is
TwO WOMEN desire gh.W. in aft
ernoon, baby sittine or ironing
ST 3-7ebe or Ii 3-76is
EXCELLENT COOK. eoiored. &
serve beautifully and Is q 5000
practical nurse with best refs In
area. wishes live-in Job In nice
home Min SaA per week. PLEASE
cali mi s-eiae Bet. IS pm
YOUNG COLOMBO LADY. expel
desires qh.w, child care, no bach.
oosA ALMA, Hu. S-e7it. .
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NELP WoMEM
aTENO0RAPHER

II Z, wors sPa sn oRDosIlunit'
estate and mortgaee loan frm
Modern Air conditioned ofleel
s~Si RR lSs I ss % s s.f !:
ssfHsaduis yD nd,r frf Is ana s'S an s aseS
rate typist. b-day. :I5-hour week
VW1FT S1VTFRH' ip RPo ~ sisjspc I'VE
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StenOgraphers

Por editorial position Of q local
educational organization. Good OF.
oOrtunity for intellieent person De.
airing permanent position with
varied duties. Accurate tipping and
shorthand efsentlai. Age 2f.3b. Be-
SHINING salafy, $4,000. In resume.
My LINE aTAn
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DOMESTIC
COOK

COOK q n. W.-Llve In: on Thurs
after breakfast, every Sun. wO
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STENOGRAPHERS

Several Yacancies existing Tor
secretaries; salaries range from
$500 20 $3.50 per month,
AVIATION PLACEMENT
DUPONT CIR. BLDG. RIM. 3Qs
AID. a-o0l0 AID A-Aal2
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nm oPERAToR. one fun time, o.,
part time ief snail semmfrsial
how g wire Aos. sot or so7. 10
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BRAKE PRESS OPERATOR. must
read hlueprints and iAy out own
work - censsst a,loreHss a
al0f .Henilworth ave, bindens-
bRickLAYkRS WANTED = White
only, Apply a Job located on
rrederiek ave, IN Rockville. Nd.
COAL TRUCK DRIVER
Excellent opportunity.
Sober, industrious man.
HO. 2-l600.
COOK. all-round man to work
swtnGi good wages. all aenen.s,
Hours = 70 ~ pm. Apply head
DUKE zEiBERT's RESTAURANT,
l9J0 = 81, NV.
C0uNfgR HELP. white, u years,
new dining l0unge. Shirley TEN
PIN BOWL. shirley aw.. and
kdsel I'd. Apply 10 70 4.
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PART TIME HI-FT

To work evenings. demonstration
Hl-PI TO married couples and pros
peetiye brides By appt Phone he
4.Th5T, bet. 40 Pm. tn. 2-00iI
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TRASH REMOVED
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOoKKEEPER desires several small
accounts. work in your once or
my home. WI. e-3SAQ.
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BETHLEHEM Steel
News Briefs Of 1857

NEW STEEL cAPAcIrY-Th Throughout
1857, Bethlehem continued to
expand and improve steelmaking
facilities. When the program is
completed at our Sparrows Point,
Md, plant, forexample, steelmaking
capacity there will be 100000
tons. This figure is larger than
Bethlehem's total steel production
in 1889 (7,958,O0O tons.)
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TAcoNITE PELLETs-Some 7H million tons
year of these small pellets of concen-
trated iron ore will soon be produced by
Erie Mining Company's Minnesota taco
mite plant-largest iron ore processing
undertaking in history. The project, in
which Bethlehem has substantial inter.
est, began production in late 1857.
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MORE SOFT DRINKS IN cANS!-In
1857 it took more than 40 billion cans
of all types-some 5 million tons of
steel-to supply can makers de-
mands. Nowadays, more and more
soft drinks and other good things to
drink and eat come in cans. Bethle-
hem is major supplier of tinplate-
thin sheets of steel coated with tin
used in making cans.
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MAKING sTEELMAKNc sAFER-For the fifteenth consecutive
year Bethlehem plant has first place in the annual
safety contest sponsored by the Metals Section the National
Safety Council Our Sparrows Point Md, plant first
place among all large steel plants in the nation The Bethe-
hem Pa plant second place. and the Johnstovn Pa,
plant won third place.
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SCALE MODEL OF RESEARCH CENTER
Early in the year, plans were an
nounced for construction of a basic
steel research center on a 1000-acre
site adjoining the Lehigh University
campus, and overlooking our plant
and general Offices at Bethlehem, Pa,
Here Bethlehem scientists will have
superb new facilities for carrying on
vital research projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

STEEL HOME or THE FUTURE-When committing by
copter becomes commonplace, your roof can be your
heport. Only rugged steel frame could stand the
strain. And exposed steel framing is used more and
more for its beauty. Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Cor
poraton supplied the structural steel for this hillside
home in Oakland, California.
GIANT TANKERs- Contracts awarded to Bethlehems 81
during the year included number of tankers rangi
1065O0 tons The latter to be built at our Quincy, Ma
twice long and twice wide as standard wartime ts
six times as much cargo.
, 1958-01-25

Senate Building
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas 49,
Virgin Islands, u S. A. ID 1azfy4I.
Dear Mr.. President: xE. s.
In making the request, contained in the accompany
ing letter, for the approval OF a site for the 3OO-unlt low
income housing project now available Tor Charlotte Anna
lie, this Authority is deeply concerned that suitable plans
be developed for relocating in { desirable manner all tami-
lies now located on the proposed public housing site,
To this end, this Authority has carefully examined
the resources available through our own agency for assist
ING in relocation of families displaced by public housing
undertakings, has made preliminary surveys of the relo-
cation possibilities available through other agencies, and
has consulted about the problem in general with the Gov
ernor and with representatives OF other agencies con-
cerned3 Certain agreements as to policy TO pc followed
have come out of these studies and consultations, ana as
q result, we are pleased to outline the following program
which it has been agreed would be undertaken, some part
of it by our agency as indicated, the rest by other agencies
of the government:
t1 The Authority, under the policies and admins
trative regulations of the Public Housing Administra-
ton and with Federal funds made available to us for
the project, would be in a position to do the following
to assist in the relocation undertaking.;
(@ The Authority will begin, promptly after ap-
prevail of the site, a survey of all families to be
displaced by the project, This survey will seek to
determine all the factors necessary to ACCOMPLISH
relocation of the families involved with the least
possible hardship, including:
ID The number and composition OF families
to be displaced who would be eligible for
Tenancy in Our le"-rent projects and who de-
sire such placement,
"a The number of families able and desir-
Gus of building new homes outside Of the
project area If sites can be made available
therefor, and the extent to which such farni-
lies have or can secure their own sites.
j 80 The number of families whose homes are
in such physical condition that removal by
the Authority to another site is desired by the
family and IS economically warranted and in
i formation as to whether these families have
or can secure new sites for their homes.
"a The number of families under 2 and 3
above who will require assistance from other
agencies of our Government for securing sites
for relocation.
h) The Authority would be prepared to pur-
chase superfciary housing found on the site, pay.
ing therefor the fair market value determined by
independent appraisals. a.4.n.-
G) If some superfciary HORSEPOWER desired to
remove his house to another site which he owned
, 1958-01-25
THE ST. cRoIx AVIS

y Y
or was able to acquire, and if he preferred to do
this rather than to sell his house to the Authority,
this Authority would be prepared to defray the
cost Of removal, provided Of course the house is
y in such condition that removal is warranted and
the cost Of removal is warranted and the cost OF
removal would not exceed the value OF the house.
Such decisions would have to be made on a case
basis after taking all applicable circumstances
into considerations
I'D Our Authority would give first preference.
in the existing projects of the Authority and in
the new project to be constructed, to all families
displaced from the site who prove eligible, under
the admission standards OF our program, for ten
ancy in our low<rent projects.
~ The Authority that the following
steps necessary to a well-rounded program for reloca-
ton of all site occupants be undertaken by other
agencies Of the Government;
(a) The Land Division be authorized, in selling
build-lots now in its possession. to give pri-
ority to families to be displacedf from the project
site who are able to and DESTROYS of building new
homes outside Of the project area or whose
homes are in such physical condition that their
removal to another site is desired by the family
andis economically warranted.
10 The Land Division be authorized and pro-
,vided the funds to secure additional land as may
be required to make available for sale sufficient
building lots to meet the needs of all families to
be displaced from the project who meet the cri-
terra. set forth in the proceeding paragraph.
(c) The Adninistr alton, through whatever
means may be available to it, secure the maxi
mum possible FILA assistance in the program of
relocation, to help displaced antilles to build de-
cent, sanitary, modern homes, in their new loca-
tons. It is understood that, under the FILA pro-
gram, specially favorable loan conditions may be
made available to persons displaced by reason of
the construction of a public housing project.
1t is the considered judgment of this Authority that,
he judicious use OF the many resources of the Govern
t, Federal and local, the great benefits for the people
ur Islands inherent in the addition to our community
% modern low=rent dwellings can be achieved without
undue hardship to any families. To this end, this
hority will do all in it's power, and will cooperate to
full With all other agencies of the Government
The Authority will be pleased to confer with the
or any committee thereof, at its convenience,
egard to any questions it may have concerning the
ter herein presented.
Respectfully.
Isl hoy w. Bornn
, 1958-01-25
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday

Continued from yesterday
Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States
VIRGIN ISLANDS HOUSING AND
REDEVEI OPMENT AUTHORITY
Charlotte Amalie, st, Thomas. Virgin Islands, LISA
April II, 1857
Honorable. The President
The Legislature of the Virgin Islands
Senate Building
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 1 =
Virgin Islands. U. S.A. q aa4y4la
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You've seen it advertised in
Life! It's been your choice for
q long time. Now--buy q good
supply for your foil fashions,
back to-business. Enjoy good
support and figure fIotteY in
this royon-ocetote trimmed
cotton with royon sotin front
and wide, odjustobIe shoulder
strops. White; B-cup, 34-42.
Coup, 34-46. D-eup, 1852.
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placed near the TOP Of the pile
on your boss desk"
Several Of the congressional
aides told inquiring reporters
that no presents were inclosed.
In fact. one administrative as
sistant. Paul eaunier. jr.. In
the once Of Representative
Gary. Democrat Of Virginia.
wrote In his letter; ITO file.
Note that no check was In
closed"
To the House members them
selves. Mr.. doldfne wrote:
1T may be that congressional
work win prevent you from
reading the hearings In their
entirety. 49,. II YOU are not
interested In fair play your
constituents would not have
elected you. Your votes are
not cast In the Congress OF the
United States on the basis Of
headlines or eharsay. ..
"You are entitled 10 know all
the pertinent facts regarding
the charge against ooldfine be-
fore formulating a Anal opin-
ion. For this. reason only, I
am inclosing q resume. :"
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eratlons during October and
until after the November cleo
tons.
Goldiine Message
Meanwhile. the Associated
Press reported that Mr.. Gold
fine placed his case In writing
before the House. which is
scheduled 70 vote whether 10
cite him for contempt for re-
fusing 10 answer questions put
10 him by the subcommittee.
Mr.. ooldhne had his mes
sage delivered 10 most Repre-
sentatives' offices today.
The material was preceded by
a letter 10 their administrative
assistants In part:
Realizing what an import
ant part you play In assisting
your member ! know you will
handle this correspondence IN
your usual efncient manner.
Please accept my sincere thanks
for seeing that my letter is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

The Senate Rackets Investi-
eating Committee today with
drew q statement critical OF q
Milwaukee attorney for the
Transfers Union.
In q report 10 the Senate
some time ago. the committee
said the attorney. David Pre-
Want. had known In advance
what was afoot when the old
AL United Auto Workers
brought ganester Johnny do
In as boss Of one OF It's New
York locals.
Committee Counsel Robert
r. Kennedy today read a state
ment from Mr.. Previant deny
lng he had such knowledge.
Chairman Mcclellan. Demo-
crat Of Arkansas. said the
statement would be accepted
at face value.
His statement. as far as we
know. is truthful" Senator
Mcclellan commented.
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Puris Cabinet
Sets Referendum
On Constitution

PARIS. AUG. 9 ". = Ths
cabinet Of Premier Charles De
oaulle today decided to hold
a nationwide referendum Sep
TENDER 20 on Frances new con-
stitution.
An advisory committee began
consideration behind closed
doors OF Gen. de 0aulles draft
proposals q week ago. but the
Premier's ideas are not going
over fully. He IA scheduled to
make q personal appearance
before the COMMITTEES later this
week.
Despite this. the cabinet
moved up the referendum date
one week. The date had previ-
ously been unofhcially set at
October s.
The draft constitution pre-
pared by Gen. de oaulle and
his cabinet Is running into
committee opposition on sew
eral points. Most Of them re-
volve about the Premier's eff
forts 10 strengthen the execu-
tive at the expense Of the Ma
tional Assembly.
Gen. de Gaulle has asked
that the new constitution per-
NIT the President Of the repub-
lie TO dissolve the National AS
sembly.