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Answers to Questions
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Evening star., 1961-05-22

Thank you for the edito-
rial "They Need Relief. Too"
May 16, 1861.
With such sympathetic un-
derstanding that we have re-
ceived from The Star, Senator
Butler, Representative Lank-
ford, and our state an d
county officials I am conf
dent that a fair solution to
the Jet problem at Andrews
Air Force Base will be found.
Gretchen Klee.
Evening star., 1961-12-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '67 Feirlsne 800" Fordor
fhnardtop; fully y, sauippsd, nsE'csr
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FORD '61 VS. cow: black with
white top, cruiseomatic. p.b.. p.s.,
:; and h. sE.-E.; 5000. TIE. g.
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FORD WAGON '5s: one owner since
new. mint cond.: S749. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
FORD 81 Tudor; r. and h; very
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FORD 80 Galaxie Tudor hardtop:
trans, Wv. tires, etc. Like new
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TAKOMA FORD

.ul1 CARROLL AVE-. JU. $1,000
FORD 81 6-paSs. Fordor Ranch
Wagon; all white; auto. trans,
radio, heater. VS. motor: low mile
age; one owner: like new. Special,
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FALCON 81 Fordor sedan; blue
very low mileage: S1.695.
Hill & Sanders
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THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
1880 Viers Mil Rd., Wheaton, Nd.
In k-A0Rn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs SO Super "ss" hafdtop; r
ana h auto, . g., orig. red fin.
ish, SGn5
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BOB PECK

CHEVROLETs OAR conditioned
brand-new 1865. Final close-oul
sale. Impalas-2 and 4 doors
fully factory equipped, includine
radio. heater and powerglide VS.;
Save from $500 to S729. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET. 1l30 Conn
ave. W.. Washington RE. 7-7878
CHEVROLET 1856 Belair 2-dr
sedan: r. and h., power glide; fol-
Quick sale. $3.50 cash. OIL. 2-S219
CHEVY 80 VS.: stand transm.
Wv, r. and h.: excellent con
dition; $3.50. Call 474-414S.
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RossLYN LEEP SALES

1917 N. Lynn St, Arl.. Va.
FORD 1860 Starliner coupe; VS..
Fordomatic, power steering. power
black w/red int: q real special
for only 81 RQ5
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THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
11250 Viers Mill Rd.. Wheaton, Nd.
10 h.AnAn
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ENGLISH FORD '5a 4-dr. sedan;
| green finish: very clean through
! out; priced at only SSa5.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 80 American 2-dr,; r
and. 80 dark blue finish: eooo
economy: SS95.
HTyyH~rxx-
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JACK BLANK

1887 Irving St. NV. AD. 4-s5OC
1890 l4th St. NV. RA. 3-967O
BANK ON JACK BLANK
OLDSMoBiLE '6I Super "sS"i
salesman demon. absolutely peri
compl. equip. incl. fact. air cond
OIL. 4-36lS or OIL. 2-lq99.
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DICK DAVIS OLDS

ROCKVILLE PIKE AT
CONGRESSIONAL PLAZA
ROCKVILLE, MD. HA. 7-7344
OLDSMOBILE 1853 "9S" Holiday
sedan; hydramatic, factory a.c..
p.s.,. p.b., radio. heater. w.-w.s.
black: univ 60 0Q5
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DoDGES AND LANCERs: 1867
demos. Very low mileage: tre-
mendous savings. BANNING 4
SONS, $500 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville. Nd, UN. 4-3130.
DODGE ~ 4-door sta. wag.; r
And b allfn. annd cnnn G2Ah
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

rLfM0UTK, 1855. 4-dr. Savoy, {
cylirder, seinn, auto., radio, S305
WILLIAMS & BAKER
2ath and N SITS. NV. Ho. 2-s7OC
PLYMOUTH SO Belvedere .-dr
hdtop; 4 CYL, toraueflite trans
radio and heater, power steering
Wv, tires, ba:y blue finish witt
white top. Wee -end special. $500
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

T::BIRD 80 hardtop; Fordoma tie.
! red and white interior; low mile
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TAKOMA FORD

IOl1 CARROLL AVE. JU. $4,000
DODGE DART 80, push-button
auto. T. and h.. power steering
1900 existing miles. mint cond
NhrnIIo hAhIA.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

LISBON, Nov. 90 CAP) An
expulsion order for four Ameri-
can Methodist missionaries
held here and in Angola since
September S apparently has
been signed, and their release
and expulsion is expected
shortly. diplomatic sources said
yesterday.
The four missionaries are
Marion WaShins ION Way, jr.,
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Space Croft Contract
Goes to Coast Firm
By the Associated Press

North American Aviation
Co. at Downey. Calf, was Sc
lected yesterday to design and
construct a three-man space
craft for the National Aeron-
autics and Space Administra-
ton.
The contract is expected to
amount to more than $400 mil
lion and will inaugurate the
initial phase of NASA's Apollo
program for the long-range ex-
ploration of outer space.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

sity of a full investigation of
The chargFs against them,
Portuguese official sources said.
National Security Cited
The Minister Of Foreign Af-
fairs announced after deten-
ton of the Methodist mis-
sionaries became known that
superior reasons pertaining to
national security made this
step imperative"
The official statement added
that Recommendation and evil
dence collected by Portuguese
authorities left no doubt "of
their connivance with groups
Of terroristS, their participa-
Evening star., 1961-11-29

tn ere, and subsequently
brought to Lisbon under de-
tention.
United States Embassy Of
ficials have been in contact
with the four churchmen, and
arrangements for their release
and expulsion apparently re-
suited from negotiations be-
tween the two governments.
A reliable source said release
of the four men-and their
immediate expulsion from
Portuguese territory-"is now
a matter Of days if not OF
hours"
The delay in reaching this
decision came from the neces-
Evening star., 1961-11-29

tion in meetings of a political
nature. and their instigation
Of acts against the national
sovereignty"
Officials here said they
doubted if full details ever will
be made public, in view of the
decision to release and expel
the four without trial.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Accidents Reseurched

DETROIT. - Research ex-
perts are now able to simulate
traffic-crash situations. TIL e
technique is like that used in
air-crash inquiries.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Portugal Set to ExpeI
Four u. S. Missionaries

Of Charleston. S. c., the Rev.
Windell Lee Goldon Of Rock
ford, Ill, Frederick Charles
Brancel of Endeavor, Wis, and
the Rev. Ernest Edwin Le-
master of Lexington, Ky.
Arrested in Angola
They were arrested in Angola,
accused of cooperating with
init government terroriSts
Evening star., 1961-07-31

a cab and directed it to the
5000 block of New Hampshire,
police said. Upon arrival, he
assaulted the driver, James
Thomas Brewington, Sc, of 306
Evarts street NE, driving for
the Globe Taxi Co., hitting him
on the head with a hammer
and stabbing him in the back,
police said.
FleeS From Knifer
Detective Wheeler said when
Mr.. Brewington was stabbed,
he fled from his cab and Slime
ran in the opposite direction.
Arresting Slime in his home
yesterday. in addition to 1t.
Treadwell and Detective
Wheeler, were Montgomery
County Police Sergt. Herman
johnson and Prince Georges
Detective Blair Montgomery.
1t. Treadwell said Slime is
charged with assault with intent
to kill and armed robbery of
Mrs. Deis.
In Prince Georges, Slime is
charged with assault with in
tent to kill and assault with in
tent to rob Mrs. Frazier, armed
robbery of Mr.. Farber, assault
with a deadly weapon on his
son, and assault with intent to
kill Mr.. Brewington.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Target Plane
Hurts Guurdsmen

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, July
81 (AP).-Two Virginia Ma
tional Guardsmen from Alta
Vista were in Portsmouth
Naval Hospital today recover
ing from injuries received at
Camp Pendleton when they
were struck by a radio
controlled target plane.
Capt. Carter Lowance, public
information officer, said Spa
Clyde w. R. Short suffered
fractures of both ankles and
Pfc. Lester F. Marsh, ST., a
fractured right ankle. They
were reported in satisfactory
condition.
The three are members OF
Battery B, Sd Automatic Wea-
pons Battalion, 246th Artillery.
The accident occurred as the
uIlIG wac PACpoAAAlS w 4IC Oll
the gunnery range.
The plane stalled, Capt. Low
ance reported, and fell into the
range area. The injured men
were unable to get to sand
bagged bunkers before the
skidding plane overlook them,
Capt. Lowance said it was
the first time Virginia guard
units have had an accident
with the radio controlled
planes since they were intro
duced into their training more
than 13 years ago.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Keoting Urges Listing
Of Nozis as Subversive

for use by a New York City
television station.
The American Nazi Party
headed by George Lincoln
Rockwell has headquarters in
Arlington.
The Justice Department has
said it is seeking grounds for
possible criminal prosecution Of
Rockwell and his party but it
has questioned the wisdom and
effectiveness of adding the
party to the list Of Subversive
organizations.
Assistant Attorney General j.
Walter Yeagley has said that
labelling the party subversive
would not bar it's operations or
would it involve any sanctions
against the party or Rockwell.
Senator Keating said this at
titude can be summed up in
this way: "Poison-Do Not
Touch" Senator Heating said
my own attitude is: Poison
Apply Strong Antidote."
Evening star., 1961-07-31

Police Arrest Airmon
In HiIIondoIe Robbery

An Andrews Air Force Base
airman, missing for nearby two
weeks, was arrested yesterday
for the holdup of a store in
Hillandale, the attempted hold
up of an apartment rental Of
flee in Langley Park, and at
tempting to kill a District cab
driver.
Airman third-claSs Arnold G.
Slime. 10, was arrested by Mont
gomery and Prince Georges
County Police in his mothers
house in the 8400 block of
Twenty-first place, HyattSville.
He was held last night in
lieu of $4,000 bond pending
preliminary hearing August 81
on five charges in Hyattsville
Police court. Air Force police
also have filed a detainer
against Slime, assigned to the
1001st Headquarters Section.
In the last two weeks, Slime
has been in New York, Phila-
delphia and Chicago, appar-
emily looking for work, accord
ing to Montgomery County De-
tective 1t. Harold A. Treadwell.
Woy,na~ Ronkon
Prince Georges County De-
tective Lawrence r. Wheeler
said Slime apparently returned
home after running out of
money.
On July 10 Slime took $40
from Mrs. Hilda Clara Deis,
43, an employe at the Aristo
Valet, Inc, 1919 New Hamp-
shire avenue, Hillandale, police
said. They said Slime also beat
Mrs. Deis with a gun and a
bottle of ammonia.
About two hours later Slime
allegedly tried to hold up Mrs.
Cora Lee Frazier, SO, of 5000
New Hampshire avenue, Lang
ley Park, resident manager of
the Merrimac Apartments.
When Mrs. Frazier began
screaming, Slime stabbed her
and fled, police said. Outside,
Slime then took $12 from Leon
Morrell Farber, of 5000 New
Hampshire avenue, and threat
ened his son, Jerry, 81, with a
gun, Detective Wheeler said.
Returning to Washington by
bus early yesterday, Slime hailed
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Thursday DeodIine
In Rockville Contest

Contestants for the title of
Miss Rockville" must submit
completed applications to Con-
gressional Plaza stores by
Thursday.
Montgomery County (Md.)
residents, 16 years or over, are
eligible for the title, which will
be awarded August 26.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
By the Associated Press

Senator Keating, Republican
Of New York, said yesterday he
has asked the Justice Depart
ment to reconsider its position
against placing the American
Nazi Party on its list of sub
verSive organizations.
'It would certainly be ap-
propriate to initiate an
investigation to determine
whether the American Nazi
Party should be added to this
list" Senator Heating said in
a letter to Attorney General
Kennedy.
He read the letter during a
program taped in Washington
Evening star., 1961-07-31
SALVATION ARMY SURPASSES
GOAL IN PRINCE GEORGES

The Prince Georges Salvation Army has surpassed
its 100000 goal in the fund drive for building by
$7474.92 according to Philip Lustine general campaign
chairman.
Mr.. LuStne said the amount the largest raised
by private charitable group in the county, and he
expressed thanks to fellow campaign workers for their
efforts.
The countys new Salvation Army headquarters
and community center will be built 13-acre site at
Edmonston road and Decatur street. East HyattSvile
1t will include gymnasium, and arts and crafts shop
a nursery and chapel.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Two Sundy Point
Prisoners Flee

Two prisoners fled from the
Sandy Point Correction Camp
in Anne Arundel County last
night, Maryland State police
reported.
The camp is part of the
Maryland House of Correc-
tionS.
Police said the escapees were
first missed about II pm. They
were listed as Jesse Lee Adair,
3S, and Clifton M. Johnson, "a,
both of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
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Evening star., 1961-12-08

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new throughout; S2,695. SAFE
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Evening star., 1961-02-05
FRIDAY y

q MATTYS FUNDAY FUNNIES.
Cartoons "case of the cockeyed canar"
and other stories.
q RAWHIDE.
Western. l Hour. incident Of the Big
Blowout" When the cattle drive reaches
its terminus in SedaIia, Favor (Eric
FIeming) and Yates (cInt Eastwood find
intrigue In their celebration Mari 6lan-
chard and Myon Heay are featured
800 q ONE HAPPY FAMILY.
Comedy. Barney Gives Dick the Busi-
ness" Barney tchiek ChandIer) tries to
convince Dick to quit meteoroIosy and
join his plumbing firm.
@ AN AGE OF KINGS.
Shakespeare's Histories. Iva Hours. "The
New Conspiracy" Part II, Acts and T.
FridOy Listinss Cent. on Next PoSe
Evening star., 1961-05-14
By JACKSON MILES ABBOTT
Audubon Naturalist

low with buffy wash on the f1anks The only
real identifying marks are the gray crown bor-
dered by black stripe through the eye The
red eyes are apparent only at close range Male
and female birds are alike.
The redeye's nest is a neat. almost hemis-
pherical cup of strips of inner tree bark, dried
grasses, cOcoons and silky plant fibers fasten-
ed to twigs of horizontal fork in a branch
and suspended below the branch The three
to five eggs are white with few spots and
blotcheS of brown or black
Although the red-eye prefers to place its
nest five to IS feet above the ground, the bird
spends most of its time in the tree tops where
it inSpects every leaf for insects, singing
all the while.
Red-eyes are particularly numerous in
the fall, since their already legionary ranks
have been Swelled by products of the nesting
season Migration starts in early August and
continues we'll into October.
The red-eyed vireo travels far south for
the cold months, wintering from Venezuela
and Colombia south to southern Brazil
Evening star., 1961-05-14

0NE OF the most abundant summer birds
" in the United States, if not the most COM
mon, is the red-eyed vireo. This diminutive
warbler-like denizen of any area where there
are trees ranges from British Columbia,
eastern Oregon, southern Montana and eastern
Colorado south to northeastern Mexico, east
to central Florida and north to Newfound-
land, in summer.
1t is an abundant bird in the District area,
particularly in mixed stands of mature decidu-
Gus trees, where a density of one breeding
pair per acre is normal The bird is less abun-
dant in slaShingS and pine stands
Usually arriving here by the 25th of April,
the red-eye announces his presence by short
two-tO-five-syllable phrases punctuated by
sharp pauses The song is a monotonous
mOnolOgue which is kept up throughout the
daylight hours. The phrases either rise inquisi-
lively at the end or fall in infection as in a
spoken statement of fact. The bird has been
named the Preacher" for good reason
In cOloration the red-eye is an inconspicu-
Gus greenish-brown above and dingy white be-
NEXT SVUND
Evening star., 1961-05-14

for nourishment between meals or at bedtime,
drink Nutrament.
What makes Nutrdmert so Onourishing? Nutrament
reflects so years of experience in research and
development of special purpose nutritional prod
ucts. From this background, Nutrament was de-
signed to provide in one product all the elements
your body is known to need for good nutrition.
1t combines protein, carbohydrate fat, and all
the essential vitaminS and minerals in amounts
Evening star., 1961-05-14

It's ne'U-the mutritiOnalEy complete food. When do
you need it, With SO many busy people, skipped
or hurried meal often interferes with proper nu-
triton. The result-loss of nouriShment so impor-
tant for good health and buoyant sense of well
being.
Now. rather than skip or skimp at breakfast or
lunch-just pour and drink Nutramemt meal.
Nutrament is also an excellent addition to any
nutritionally inadequate meal. And remember,
Evening star., 1961-05-14

NEXT SUNDAY: The Orioles.
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Foam Rubber
Firm Fined
After Sale

Leeko Manufacturing Co.,
Inc, q New York firm that
traded here as the Foam Rub
ber Center, 1920 New York ave-
nue. NV, yesterday was fined
5000 in Municipal Court for
violating District licensing
regulations.
Judge Andrew ]. Howard, jr.,
fined the corporation for ad-
vertising a close-out furniture
sale last week without first
obtaining a permit to conduct
it. The corporation pleaded nc
contest to this charge and q
charge Of using the premises
for q non-residential use with
out a proper occupancy permit
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Glark1F. King dropped similar
charges filed against Arthur
Coleman, a New York man
who said he was Leeko's presi-
dent.
Mr.. King said he was salts
fled that Mr.. Coleman, who
said he became Leeko's- preSi-
dent only 10 days ago, had
nothing to do with the two
offenses..
Samuel M. Greenbaums Lee
kos attorney. said he had beer
told the firm, which now hal
closed its store here, was going
to try to provide its Washing
ton customers some. satisfac-
ton"
Evening star., 1961-02-21

Hoffa z said the Transfers
hope to cooperate with and
assist in all proper and eaea
uuate measures taken bN the
administration to cope with
the major problems presented
by, the recession and unein-
plnyn1ent.t and to be repre-
sented in all joint discussions
dealing with the question Of
collective bargaining and the
role of trade unionisrn in
America" :tsf' &fl
Mr.. Hoffa's exclusion from
the advisory, committee ohvir
ously was deliberate. President
Kennedy. indicated during the
campaign that he would try to
oust Mr.. Hoffa from power.
Robert F. Kennedy, the Presi-
dents brothers conducted the
Senate RacketS Committees
long investigation Of Mr.. Hoffa
and now is in a position as At
torney General to prosecute
some of the charges he made
against the Teamster leader.
Furthermore, it is very doubt
full whether AFL-CIO President
George Meany would work with
Mr.. Hoffa on the advisory COM
mittee or on other panels.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

as having told him that 90 per
cent Of the 'company's business
was with the Government. But
Mr.. Pehel told the subcommit-
tee that to confirm or deny this
might 1ncriminate him, too.
The subcommittee is inVesti-
eating what Senator Mcclellan
terms the alleged bribing Of
MsTS employees and officials
by contractors, and influence
peddling payoff deals. 1t has
gone into this in a series Of
previous hearings.
Mr., Balaban produced figures
he said were copied from Pehel
Industries books listing gifts
totaling $l42,316.34 which he
said purportedly were given
mainly to MSTS personnel.
between 1858 and 1860, mostly
in the period ended in 1858.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

might tend to incriminate him.
Mr.. Pehel refused even to
acknowledge that he heads the
firm.
He calmly rejected a good
citizenship" appeal by Chair
man Mcclellan, Democrat Of
Arkansas. that he help the SEN
ate Investigations Subcommit-
tee to show whether "the tax
payers are being imposed upon,
whether the Government is be-
ing defrauded" through influ-
ence peddling deals.
Jack Balaban, an accountant
investigator for the subcom-
mittee testified. that in the
period 1953-58 Mr.. Pehel's firm
obtained ship repair contracts
totaling $6,164,950.72 from the
Military Sea Transportation
Service, q naval agency, and
other contracts from the Navy
itself.
Mr.. Balaban quoted Mr.. Pehel
Evening star., 1961-02-21
FuIIen Branches
Bring Complaints

The Edgewood Civic Associa-
ton last night requested Dis
trict authorities to take imme-
diate steps to clear streets in
the area Of dead tree lilNbS and
fallen branches. --. -..
Members complained that
the recent snowstorms took q
heavy toll of trees in the area,
and the fallen branches have
still not been removed.
Complaints were also voiced
against the littering of streets
with empty beer cans and
whisky bottles. Starting Free
man, treasurer, called it "a blot
on our landscape, and urged
strict police measures against
people who are responsible for
1t.
iCharles E, Price. president,
conducted the meeting at the
Langley Junior High School,
T street and Lincoln road, NE.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

expulsion Of the Teamsters on
corruption charges in 1867.
Mr.. Hoffa today released his
February IS telegram to Mr..
Goldberg, which said:
"Reaffirming the policy Of the
International Brotherhood OF
Teamsters, it is our announced
desire to serve on all Govern
ment boards. councils, panels,
etc., where labor, management
and the public are represented,
affecting the welfare sof our,
fellow citizens.
Prepared to Help
IT wish to advise you that
the IBT, representing over IL
million members and their
families, is fully prepared to be
helpful in the work of such
bodies and in the formulation
of policies affecting the welfare
of working men and women. :"
Mr.. Goldberg has not replied
to the telegram, which was sent
the day before President Ken
nedy appointed the 81 mem
bers of his new Advisory Com
mittee on Labor Management
Policy. Six of the seven mem
bers representing labor are
from the AFL-CIO and the
seventh is Thomas Kennedy,
president of the independent
United Mine Workers. No one
from the Teamsters is on the
committee.
A Transfers Union spokes-
man said today Mr.. Hoffa Is
not protesting his exclusion
from the committee, but wants
to participate in any other
similar panels that may be
established.
Exclusion Deliberate
In a public statement re-
leased with the telegram, Mr..
Evening star., 1961-02-21
Witness BaIks
AtSenate:Quiz
..0nShip Repair
By the Associated Press

A Brooklyn IN. " ship re-
pair contractor refused today
to tell Senate investigators how
he got millions of dollars worth
Of Government contracts.
Sigmund j. Pehel, head Of
Pencil Industries, Inc. of
Brooklyn, invoked the Fifth
Amendment. He pleaded that
answers to any questions about
his ship repair dealings with
the Navy and naval agencies
Evening star., 1961-02-21

James r. Hoffa president of the TeamserS Union, has
asked the Kennedy administration to end his isolation and let
him participate in Governmentponsored deliberations on
labor mana cement policies siFTJ &
Labor Department spokeSmen declined to cumEnent ms
edately on Mr. Eofas bid oScretafy GoldbeR MAen
he Union LAWYER PLAYED role the AFLCIOS
Evening star., 1961-02-21


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White business shirts in lustre-rich
long-wearing cotton broadcloths.
Sports Shirts of premium cottons.. Also
rich rayons. PIaids. Stripes.
Evening star., 1961-02-21

All wools! Wool/rayons! Rayon ace
tates! Zip or button front. Tweeds,
disgonals, solids. Quilted or regular
Innings. Exceptional buys get here
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Evening star., 1961-02-21
NoN
Hoffo Wants q Voice
On U.S.. Labor Boards
By LEE M. COIN
e9ar staff writer .,

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