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KIRBY vacuum cleaner, almost like
new. all Attachments: 500 or
best offer. Call 20. $1,000. =
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT, eomplete.
Geneva cabinets, FormIca ton:
GE range: best offer. HI. 9-S252,
cY. 7.S4e4.
KITCHEN BASE CABINETS, new,
all steel white enamel; American
standard sizes Is to 80 In. SIS
70 S23. EN-. 2-11le.
tension, S25. RE. $3.50.
LAWN MOWER sickle bar tyne.
36-ineh. power propelled and op.
Grated. cuts grass or weeds, good
plIs cond Eclipse. LU. 1912.
LAWNMOWER, riding type, 3IS.
mp. Clinton engine, 24-in. rotary,
500. HE. 4-6362.
LAWN MOWER, self propelled. cI.
inch reel. Overhauled and sharp.
ened. sale or trade. FL. 6-3l7l.
LTV. RIM. SUITE, velvet: and oil
paintings, Must see to appreciate.
10. 7-S911.
MACHINERY - CEMENT VIBRA.
TOR milling machine, lathes,
drill presses, mill cutters. ream.
ers, miscl. tools, tool steel. OR.
4-SO59.
MARBLE TABLE TOPS, bases,
SoSTiREcTSo6;R S5sSsi TsS6; metal sIlppsgs Isgs TT TIE
Linden Court ne, Ii. 6-Q0S0
lin rear of Atlas Theatre, 1921
n 81. n.e.,
MUSICAL NSTRUMENTs-LsrHest
selection in WASHINGTON; all lead
ing brands at lowest prices Special
rental purchase plan. kits
lWASHINGTON'S LARGEST MU-
SIC STORE) 1880 O st. NV. RE,
7-6212. (Alex. Branch open ewes,
2621 Mt. Vernon ave. KI. S-s6S6),
ORGAN, Baldwin spinet with bench:
Ike new, only S695. WASHING.
TONS LARGEST ORGAN DEPT.
KITS, 1880 @ ct. NV. RE. e
OFFICE FURNITURE, Grade A.
used: large selection. 1921 L ct.
OFFICE FURNTTURE-Desks and
chairs; reasonable. Call RA. g.
6943,
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

y ! 6NOGhAFh hEh
Ambitious. intelligent. to age
35. Association work. New
air-conditioned office, elec-
trie typewriter. paid group
disqualification ) days.
Shorthand. at least 100
w.p.m. Typine. as .w.p.fn.
Start $50. Opportunity for
advancement in downtown
Washington Call MISS
RETHWILL, FE. 7-1653.
STEN0s, young; s426. HAGdERTY
EMPL. AGENCY, 91S Ellsworth
drive, Sill. Spg., JU.. S-6464.
STENO.- .-TYPIST
Young lady: 5-day week, neat. ac-
curate typist, perm. position in
air-cond. office in Beltsville. Nd.
Company benefits incl paid vaca-
ton, free hosp. and life ins. Mr..
SHAFcEI. OR. 4-7400.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, ex-
perieneed for secretarial board in
de luxe apt. bl6c. in northwest
Washington. Afternoon shift hours
3-1O p.m.: references required.
Call Mrs. Goldman. TU. 2-S4O0.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, $3.50
Conn. ave. n.w.-6 days, l-p pm.
Call res. mgr. EN-. 3-S432 for
details.
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SlTuATI0MS-M0MEN
iCONIINuEpl

sECY. BOoKKEEPER. full charge,
8 yrs. experience, excel. refs; have
own tranSp. RE. 6.7155.
WOMAN, colored, exper., desires
nurse aide. child or elderly person
care. 5-day wk. Ii, 1885.
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sALEswOMEN
TELEPHONE
SALESWOMEN
SALEswOMEN

You can earn a sub
Stantial weekly COM
mission income max
ing calls from your
desk in our subscrip-
tion office. Leads fur
nished.
Experience not essen
tial If you have a
plea S ant telephone
voice.
If you are over 81,
age no barrier.
CHOOSE YOUR OWN
HOURS
Full Time. Part Time or Evening
FOR APPOINTMENT
CALL MR.. NICHOLSON
Ii. 6-5733
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AIR CONDITION.
So Above Cost
to Cash Buyers
LLoYD's Tv
LA. 9-2045

AIR CONDITIoNERS, / h.p., 7.0ot
BTU, 7l2 amps. 115-V.; S144
Five year guar, year parts ant
service MONTGOMERY WARD
RE. $4,000: phone orders &C.
cepted.
AIR COMPARISONS, used. 2C
GIN, gasoline and elee.. 10 anc
is h.p. FE. $4,000.
ALTO SAX, C. @. Conn; Se5. Cal
LU. 4-3238 after 5 pm. 8"
ANTIQUES; 8 old Chippendale nah
door panels; pr. Roman Ston,
planters: odds and ends: ANTIQUE
furn. DU. 7-7722.
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PiANOS---Wide selection OF recon.
dltioned upright pianos, suaran-
teed, S225. Up. including local de-
livery. Also selection Of new
pianos Tor rent. CAMPBELL
MUSIC Co. HOS @ st. NV, DI.
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ORGAN
Be a Hammond Owner
VERY sPEcIAL,-For $3.50
down plus bench, be q
Happy Hammond Owner.
CALL Dl. 7-S464
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.


ORGAN, Thomas chord, with bench:
sXeellent condition; reasonable;
ORGANS-Rent q BALDWIN Ora.
sonic. private lessons and music
included. Rental applied to pur.
tdisi aisRiRnL Elf PLANO & ORGAN co.
925 @ ST. NV. Ma. S-0423
ORGAN. wurlitzer elec., orig. cost,
81 900; excel. cond. viii sell,
Sl,l0O. Pvt. OWNER. CT. 6-5057.
ORGANS AND PIANOS - Larsest
selection in Metropolitan WASH
inston at KITS convenient
Dntn., 1880 g st NV. RE. 1929
Alex, 2621 Mt Urn. ave. XII, S-SBS6
Beth, 1910 Fairmt. Ave. OIL. 6-1676
tsuburban Stores Open Eves.)
oRGANS--We have several real
values In used organs Of such
makes as WurlitEer, Hammond,
Baldwin, Lowery and Gulbransen;
easy terms. ST. $4,000, JOR.
DAMS, corner l3th and G SITS.
PIAN0s-NoWI Biz store-wids re-
mooelinE sale Of new ano used
SpinetS, consoles and grand
pianos. This is your opportunity
to get 4 top quality plano at 4
very substantial reduction. KITS
tWashington's LARGEST Music
store). 1880 q st. NV. RE.
1922.
PIANO, VESSEL UPRIGHT with
bench. Mahog. Fine tone. Good
cond.. SIPS. Phone 5sS-45s9 y
PIANO-New, full-keyboard spinet
piano with bench, $395, terms:
mahogany finish. PIANO MART,
lO15 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS TO RENT-New and used
spinetS, consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates tfrom Ss
monthly upl with option to buy il
wanted: hauling extra. JORDAN'S,
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
9 SITS. n ". lphone ST. 3-94OOI;
$3.50 Lee hwy, Arlington fphone
KE. s-5O6O); 1882 Georeia ave,
Silver Spring tphone JU. 5-llO5l;
1O4 William st., FerdericksburR
lphoDe Essex 3-1472). Full Sc
lection at all stores. Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open eve-
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PIANO

1vers q Pond console; like new;
make offer. wo. 6-3l26.
PIAN0S--Get our quotations ON
brand-new standard makes Of
pianos before you buy; over 100
new and used instruments on our
floors; long. easy terms. ST &.
$500, PIANO MART, lois 7th st.
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PIANoS-For slightly used consoles
JoSpAINs psIns:' coc. 0U Of p5iss' suss VE. Stsi:
as Mason & Hamlin, Lester Betsy
Ross, Baldwin, Gulbfansen, Sob.
mer, KimbAll, WuFlitzer, Estey.
Winter, Steinway, Knabe and
others; easy terms. ST. $4,000,
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and q SITS,
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
AIR CONDITION

Your whole house, central plant,
remote, full 2-ton. installed to
your furnace; S695. No down
pymt.; 8, 4 and 5 ton sizes equal
" low; std. makes. Call day or
night, Sun. incl. JOHN MOORE
AND SONS. IA. 4-3235.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
SALESMAN
BOX 3o9-B, STAR

SALESMAN, lge, local eindeFbiocF
manufacturer looking for ian.
notch masonry salesman; must s.
familiar with the local masonry
tfade; replies confidential. BOZ
Evening star., 1961-07-08

PIANO, Gulbransen Spinet, Ideal
Tor small apt. Excel. cond. sos.
KITS tWashington's Largest
MUSIC Store). 1880 @ ct. NV,
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tcoNTINUED)

ANTIQUES. Victorian sofa anG
chairs. Oriental rugs, china, steh.
lnEs and htho. FE. $500.
ANTIQUE OBJECTS D'ART-Jade
collection; reas. WO. 6-7372.
ANTIQUE bedroom set, Victorian
ror. marble top night stand. in
cluding orig. box spring and mat.
trs- =. IL fer Sl55: Victorian sofa
$50; 4 Victorian chairs, SEQ; and
many interesting Victorian pieces
French Prov bed. S55: chest Of
cr.Ners. $50; WInT Chair, $40,
Occasional chair, $50. Round mar
BILE top coffee table, S66. HOFF.
MANN REFINISHIN0 Co. 9441
18th st. NV. CO. 5-51l6, sat. I'll
Q; sun, II to 8; Mon. through
ANTIQUES; Pembroke table music
! box, Nielsen and Oriental figur.
ines: garden PLAQUES. Duncan
table. etc. 335 Maryland ave. ne
ANTIQUES = One grandfather
clock. pendulum and weights only:
one ANTIQUE mantel clock, keeps
time; one large antique amoire,
converted to bar; two large wood .
en- citiCs ias1S: one vely-t M
holstered sofa; one iron bed, mat
tress and springs; odd tables,
bookcases, smaller oriental rugs:
new fire screen. MRS, O'BRIEN,
See at 60S A street Sc.
ANTIQUE MANTELs, . very fine
very early Albany Dutch kas mu-
scum pieces. Very handsome carved
victorian bedrn. set. Call KE. g.
IS!S for appt. 1892 N. dlebe rd.,
APPLIANCES-Kenmore auto, wash,
maehine, 500; Gibson fefgr., 6-ft.
$50: also bedrm. suite, $40; In
good condition. HE. 1885.
MISUNDERSTANDING washer,
Sl0O; air conditioner. $3.50. Phone
52g-0226.
AQUARIUM with pump and filter,
Sl2; club special; 8 loreto tetra'
81: 8 pencils, 81: 3 hatchets, Si:
8 angels. 81. GEIER's HATCH
ERY, HI, 9-5150.
AWNING. permanent, so in. across,
$50. Oman chain saw. SIS.
CALL Ia. 9-2967
BEDRM. sUlTE-4-pe. DrexeI; dark
mahog., dble. dresser, chest, post
er bed, night stand. IA. S-66si.
BEDROOM SUITE, modern, walnut,
single bed. chest. vanity, bench,
night stand: $75. LO. 7-4446.
BEDROOM SET- DC. Haywood
Wakefield, solid blond mahogany,
Ike new. uN. 4-041s.
BEDRM. SUITEJ sect. sofa, almost
new; birch bkcase; desk; other
items. 60ss off. OF. 4-7024, ewes.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

PIANO, sTEINWAY GRAND, SIT
1-in., splendid cond.: musician I
IA. S-0257.
PIAN0-Baldwin. upright, medium
size. TU. 2-S254.
PIANO. Knabe, spinet, light wal,
perfect condition; 5000. Phone
after 8, AID. 4-9086.
Evening star., 1961-07-08

PIANO. steinway Grand, S IT. 2 in,
rebuilt and refinished; like-neV
piano. at q substantial savings.
GISRIEL PIANO u ORGAN co.
925 q ST. NV. Ma. e-O423
QUILTS. new handmade, fits dbl.
or single beds. beaut. flower gar.
den pattern; $50 ca. IA. 5.3646,
Evening star., 1961-07-08

FURN.-Moving. Din. rm. set.
complete bed. air cond.. Homart
Kitchen units and window fan:
gas clothes drier. JE. 2.S4bh.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Ex-Envoy Says Broden Was Fired
After Charge Of Aiding Lotin Reds

In New York, Mr.. Michanow-
sky said:
~ am not and never have
been a Communist. The re-
liability Of certain reports
calling me q Communist Is
shown by the fact that one OF
them lists me as the editor of
a Communist publication in
Manchuria in 1884. I have
never been to Manchuria, and
I was II years old at that time.
In their defamatory zeal, the
persons responsible for such
material even forgot to check
my age.
"The specific statement that
I arranged to have Mr.. Gus
tavo Duran e1nployed by Mr..
Evening star., 1961-02-20
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Evening star., 1961-02-20

Spruille Braden Is equally un-
true. I met Mr.. Duran only
quite some time after he had
become Mr.. Braden's assistant. "
Mr.. Duran, q former State
Department official now an
official with the United Ma
tons, has been In the Congo
for the last six months with
the U. N. mission there and
was unavailable for immediate
comment.
He said in 1850 he had been
with the Spanish republican
army but denied that he was
or ever had been . Communist.
Mr.. Duran's statement then
Evening star., 1961-02-20

came after the late Senator
Mccarthy Of Wisconsin had
accused him Of having Commu-
mist ties.
Mr.. Duran's q. N. title is spe-
cial adviser In charge Of the
survey, research and develop
Evening star., 1961-02-20

in extended testimony, where
! am sure it can be properly
evaluated by those who read
it,"
In testifying about Mr.. Bra
den and the Army intelligence
memorandum that he said led
to Mr.. Braden's dismissal, Mr..
Pawley told the subcommittee
Mr.. Truman fired the former
Assistant Secretary because
his activities with reference to
these Communists was so ap-
parent in this document"
$50 friendly with them?"
asked Senator Mcclellan, Dem
ocrat of Arkansas, who was
presiding.
"Yes, and had assisted them, n
Mr.. Pawley replied.
Now Fighting Reds
Mr.. Pawley said, Nov Bra
den today Is making a terrific
anti Communist fight In New
York through various >organi-
cations with which he is con-
nected."
you think he has had q
change Of heart on it?" Senator
Met cClellan asked.
II hope So" Mr.. Pawley said.
you never regarded him as
q Communist. did you?"
II do not"
Mr.. Pawley testified he had
not been in sympathy with Mr..
Braden's policies in Argentina
and had hoped to replace him
as Ambassador there but had
been vetoed for the post by Mr..
Braden and was sent instead
to Brazil.
The witness pictured Mr..
Braden as having co-operated
with q former CIO official in
hopes Of being moved up the
ladder in the State Department
with the backing Of the labor
organization.
Mr.. Pawley identified the
CIO official as George Micha-
nowsky who. he said. was re-
ported to be not only Q Com
munist. but q man who headed
the Latin American division Of
the CIO and was connected
with the Political Action Com
mittee Of the CIO prior to the
CIO cleaning out communism. "
Denial Issued
Mr.. Michanowsky arranged
to have Gustavo Duran en-
ployed by Mr.. Braden IS o Sec
retary. Mr.. Pawley said. He
testified he Is convinced that
Mr.. Duran Is o Communist-
Just as convinced as can be
| without having seen his card. T"
Evening star., 1961-02-20

ment branch, Bureau Of Social
Affairs, Department Of Eco
nomic and Social Affairs.
Evening star., 1961-02-20
By the Associated Press

A former United States dip
loInat says Spruille Braden was
fired as Assistant Secretary Of
State In the Truman admins
tration after being accused In q
secret intelligence document OF
helping Latin American Com
munists.
william D. PawIey, q Miami
businessman and former Am
bassador to Peru and Brazil,
testified at O closed hearing on
the Senate Internal Security
subcommittee last September.
The testimony was made public
last night.
Mr.. Braden, from his home
In New York, said:
'fPawley makes one true state
ment: That I blocked his ap-
pointment as Ambassador to
Argentina"
Mr.. Braden. q former AM
bassador to Cuba, Colombia
and Argentina, offered TO tes-
tify under oath before the
committee, and said the COM
mittee has documentary evi-
dence Of q long series Of
alarms he sounded concerning
Communist infiltration In
Latin America.
In Bermuda, where he Is
on vacation. former President
Truman's only comment was,
"Spruille Braden did . good
job"
Rejecting the contention
that he was fired, Mr.. Braden
said Mr.. Truman had praised
his services, and that he had
been awarded the Medal Of
Freedom, the highest United
States civilian decoration.
Got Intelligence Memo
Mr.. Pawiey said an intelli-
sence memorandum prepared
by an Army undercover agent
reached his hands. He took 1t
to then Attorney General, Tom
Clark. and was summoned TO
the White House the next day
to show 1t to Mr.. Truman.
The memorandum, dated
March 5, l04T. mentioned re-
portorial coxerage Of current
news events, including reports
by the Associated Press.
''And on the strength Of the
President having this paper
examined, Braden was fired
several weeks later" Mr.. Paw
ley said in his sworn testi-
nony. At the time, In l947,
Mr.. Braden was Assistant Sec
retary Of State for American
Republic Affairs.
Mr.. Pawley pictured Mr..
Braden not as Q Communist,
but as q very ambitious man
who. became involved in o
program which appeared to be
helpful to the Communist
Party In Latin America"
Mr.. Braden. in his offer to
testify under oath, said: II
would be glad to have the re-
suits Of the combined testi-
mony Of Pawley and myself
forwarded to the Department
Of Justice If. In the judgment
Of the Senate. such disposition
is warranted"
Mr.. Braden, as Ambassador
to Argentina, openly opposed
the Peron government 40, an
Anti-LabOr, anti United States,
totalitarian regime.
Attacks Wielana
In about four hours Of teSti-
mony spread over two days, Mr..
Pawley also gave the subcom-
Inittee his ideas and experience
Evening star., 1961-02-20

alton. China policy and otnel
subjects.
At one point in his testimony
he said. MY experience in the
Department Of State has been
Q very disturbing experience fol
an American who feels that the
security Of this country Is In
jeopardy"
Mr.. Pawley was critical oi
William Wieland. q career for.
eign service officer who until
recently was head Of the State
Departments Caribbean and
Mexico desk and told of in
forming former President Els.
enhower of his misgiving'
about Mr.. Wieland.
Mr.. Wieland now is studying
German at the Foreign Service
Institute before being reassign.
ed, repeatedly to the post oi
consul general at Zurich.
Mr.. Wieland said he had nc
comment on any Of Mr.. Paw.
ley's testimony about him.
Mr.. Pawley said there was nc
question that Mr.. Wieland wa
the one "who came up with
idea" Of announcing before the
overthrow of the Batista gov.
ernment in Cuba by Fidel Cas-
tro's revolutionary forces that
this country would not sell
arms to either side.
Mr.. Pawley said this policy
statement condemned the
Batista government to defeat,
because the Cuban army,
and the Cuban people. knew
that Batista was finished in
the eyes Of the American Gov
ernment."
Hit as ''ReactiOnary"
On another subject, Mr..
Pawley said that in February,
1851. the day after being
sworn in as q special assistant
to Secretary of State Dean
Acheson, he was told he would
not be permitted to see any
documents or participate in
any conferences dealing with
the Far East.
Mr.. Pawley testified that
James z. Webb. then Under
secretary Of State and now the
newly appointed director Of
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration. told him
this had been decided at 0
meeting In Mr.. Acheson's Of
flee.
He said Mr.. Webb told him
he was considered reaction
ary.'
Mr.. Webb commented that
Mr.. Pawley was ian old friend
I knew for years before join
ing the Government" and
added:
HE has made his statement
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Attacks wieland

In about four hours Of teSti-
mony spread over two days. Mr..
Pawley also gave the subcom-
mittee his ideas and experience
with respect to the Cuban stu
Evening star., 1961-08-20
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The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Secty. of Defense Says
 Pentagon Will Not Tolerate Increased Military Buying

WASHINGTON R - Secretary of Defense Robert s. McNamara bluntly told industry today the Pentagon will not tolerate ineffi- ciency and practices which in- crease military buying costs.
 McNamara keynoted a special cost reduction symposium ar ranged by the National Security Industrdial Assn. at McNamara's s suggestion.
 "A command performance" was the way one association official described it. The association is an advisory group which works closely with the Pentagon and many of its members are defense contractors.
 McNamara acknowledged in his prepared remarks that the Penta- gon shares responsibility with in- dustry to keep down military spending, now running at the rate of more than $40 billion a year.
 But we have an additional responsibility to see that your operations are as efficient and economical as human ingenuity can make them" McNamara said.
 "The first thing we can do toward this end is devise ar rangments which reward eff ciency and penalize waste"
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
West Germany Will
 Celebrate Unity Day"

BONN, Germany R West Germany will disregard warnings from Communist East Germany and go ahead with Day of Ger man Unity" rallies Saturday along the border between the two countries, the government said yesterday.
 A Foreign Ministry spokesman said no attention will be paid to a demand from East German h. terior Minister Karl Maron that the rallies be banned.
 Each year West Germany cele- brates Unity Day" on the an- niversary of the 1853 uprising in East Germany against the Com munist regime. The purpose is to dramatize West Germany's hope that the two parts of the country will one day be reunited.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Armed Bandit Walks Off With $3,4OO from Anchorage Bank

ANCHORAGE R - An armed robber entered the main office of the National Bank of Alaska short ly after } D. m. Wednesday, took his place in line, and when he got to a teller's window, demand ed and was given all the money behind the counter - some $3,400.
 The robber threatened to re- turn and kill the teller - Sadie B. oDuffy) Deardeuff - if she sounded an alarm and then strode from the building and entered a black Chevrolet described by the FBI as "of early 1850 vintage"
 After the robber had left, Mrs. Deardeuff informed another tell CT of the robbery, who in turn notified a bank official. The city police and FBI were notified and moments later the building, at the corner of Fourth Ave. and E St, was surrounded and police men stationed at all exits.
 Joseph Sullivan, special agent in charge of the FBI office here, said the identity of the robber is unknown. He said the teller de- Scribed him as being a white American with no noticeable na- tionality characteristic.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Four Alaska Areas Have $7O6,995 in Federal Funds For School Projects

JUNEAU R - The U. s. Office of Education has reserved S706,- 995 in federal funds for school construction projects at four Alas ka points, the Alaska congression al delegation reported Thursday.
 Sens. Ernest Gruening and E. L. Bartlett and Rep. Ralph Rivers told the Associated Press in a wire from Washington, D. C., that the funds were reserved under law providing for aid to school districts affected by federal ac- tivitieS.
 They said $363,OOO was reserved to help pay for construction of a nv elementary school at Kenai, $286,000 for construction of an addition to the high school at Tok, $36,951 for an addition to the Nenana High School and $22, ,044 for an addition to elementary school at Ninilchik.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
New POlaris Sub Described as a Deterrent Against War

GROTON, Conn. LR - The nu- clear submarine Thomas Edison, newest of the Navy's Polaris- firing ships, was described yes terday as a deterrent against war, designed ito keep an enemy's finger off the trigger
 James H.. Wakelin Jr., assist ant Secretary of the Navy, said at the Eidson's launching that new submarines purpose is to help prevent accidental war.
 The 16 missiles aboard the Edi- son, he said, are "carried by concealed, virtually invulnerable submarine"
 Wakelin said a Polaris launch ing "can be delayed long enough for a complete appraisal of the situation, for carefully consider ed decisions, and for massive re- prisal when and if an enemy ever attacks us."
 Mrs. John Eyre Sloan of West Orange, N. J., daughter of the famed inventor for whom the sub- marine is named, was the Edi- sons sponsor.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-16
Senate Finance Committee Approves Kennedy's Social Security Bill

WASHINGTON R - The Sen ate Finance Committee yesterday approved President Kennedy'S So- cial Security bill to permit men to retire at 62, to increase mini mum benefits, and to make other changes in the program.
 The committee wrote into the measure a provision to authorize aid to destitute American nation als who have been ordered out of Cuba. The administration support ed this change.
 Chairman Harry F. Byrd, O- VA0, said the measure may be taken Up on the Senate floor next week. It passed the House April 20.
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