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Earnings

TeXacO, Inc. IN s months
ended March 81 earned $l15.-
256 $50 or SO cents a share VS.,
sl08,141,l7l or 88 cents in 1861
period.
Westinghouse Electric Co. ir
3 months ended March 81
earned $11,778,00O or 80 cents
a share VS.. $9,067, 900 or q
cents in 1861 period.
Erie-Lackawana r. r. in
months ended March 81 had a
loss of $4,952,838 VS.. earnings
of $10,504,893 in 1861 period.
Mead Corp in 13 weeks ended
April / earned $3,629.330 or IS
cents a share VS.. 5000, ,493 or
SIS cents in 1861 period.
Allied SupermarketS in 80
weeks ended March "a earned
So, ,489, ,693 or 83 cents a share
VS.. $3.888.699 or "a cents in
1861 period.
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. in 8
months ended March 81 had a
loss of $1.829,998 VS.. earnings
Of $1,479,319 or Is cents a
share in 1861 period.
Anaconda Wire G. Cable in
3 months ended March 81
earned $227,855 or 27 cents a
share VS.. a loss of $215, 900 in
1861 period.
New York Times in 3 months
ended March 81 earned 1922
900 or $2.27 a share VS.. a loss
of $4,000 in 1861 period.
Reading Co. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $20l,- :
956 VS.. a loss of $4,7O6,869 in
1861 period.
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1962-04-25
METALS

NEW YORK, April 25 (APD.-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: copper
LEAD 81, cents a 'tSt bound. New YORK
Zinc 1lh cents pound, East St.
Louis. Tin 1914 a pound, New York
Foreign silver 1919 per troy ounce,
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No
] heavy was quoted by Iron Age at
81 0O-32 90.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Wednes.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) ! Noon over the coun-
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-04-25
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April rs (AP).-Foreign
exchange rates (Great Britain and Aus
tralia in dollars, others in cents and
decimalS Of q cent?:
Evening star., 1962-04-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Electric Power Production

Electric Power Production
in the week ended April 81 to-
tailed l5,329,OOO,000 kilowatt-
hours compared with 15.600.-
100000 in the previous week,
but was 7.leo above the like
week a year ago.-Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of a pound each Of
81 foods in general use, this
week advanced to S5.87 from
last weeks $3.50. but was 2.2%
below the like week a year
ago.-Dun g. Bradstreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29

mittee is scheduled in WASH
ington December IL.
In its account of the con-
troverSy, the New York Times
said today:
The move Of NBC and ABC
was seen as a step designed to
reassure the tobacco industry
which spends more than $l34
million annually in radio and
TV advertising, that the broad
cast media we're not proposing
to involve themselves in til
resolution of the sensitive issue
of cancer and cigarette smok-
ing"
Views Reiterated
While some researchers have
contended that there is a direct
link between lung cancer and
cigarette smoking, the tobacco
industry maintains that it has
not been proved.
Mr.. Collins reiterated his
views in a speech to the Maine
Association of BroadcaSters in
Augusta. He said he personally
did not think it was right tc
encourage smoking by minors
through radio or TV advertjs-
ing.
BroadcaSters, he adde d
should accept mature response
bility in that regard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
D. c. Adds Fine
To Boot Order

The District Commissioners
today added teeth to their
order to Gust two fishing boats
from the Municipal Fish Wharf
of the Maine avenue water
front.
(. Earlier this week the COM
missioners had given the oper-
ators of the two craft until
shutdown Of December 8" to
move their boats. Their refusal
to leave is delaying construc-
ton of the waterfront bulk
head.
Milton Norman, acting cor
poration council, told the COM
missioners today he had been
advised that "the fish mongers
at the wharf apparently intend
to try and stay as long as pos
sible and to resist moving"
Mr.. Norman proposed adding
a section to the regulation
ouSting the fishermen. The
new section which was promptly
approved by the commissioners,
provides a $500 fine for each
day the fishing boats are not
moved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
Judqe Reverses Himself
Orders Trial of Editor

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 90
/, (AP).-After two days of legal
maneuvering, the trial of
Birmingham oSt-Herald Editor
James E. Mills on charges of
violating an Alabama election
law will get under way st 2
pm. tomorrow.
jefferson County Judge
Francis Thompson first dis
missed the case against Mr..
Mills yesterday, then reversed
himself and oveTruled defense
demurrers to clear the way for
the trial.
Behind the legal maneuver-
ing, apparently, was an effort
to get the case 10 higher courts
to determine constitutionality
Of the Alabama Corrupt Prac-
tees Act, or a section of it re-
ferring to elections.
Judge Thompson did not
elaborate on either ruling.
Change in Vote Case
Mr.. Mills is charged with
electioneering and soliciting
votes by publication of an edi-
torial election day. November
6, urging voters to adopt a
proposal togchange the form Of
Birmingham's city government.
The proposal carried.
Under Alabama's Corrupt
Practices Act, it is unlawful to
solicit votes on election day.
Maximum penalty on convic-
ton Of the charge, a misde-
meanor, is $500 fine or six
months in jail. "a %
Judge Thompson asked law
yers to stipulate facts on which
they agree and to settle on a
trial date.
Both sides had wanted to ap-
peal this earlier ruling to get
an Alabama Supreme Court
decision on constitutionality of
the corrupt practices act as it
applies to freedom Of speech
and freedom of the press.
Filed Demurrer
Kenneth Perrine, Mr.. Mills
attorney, had filed a demurrer
challenging validity of the COM
plant. Judge Thompson sus-
tanned the demurrer and Cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29

cult Solicitor Emmett Perry i'm
mediately filed an amended
complaint.
The amended complaint
merely clarified a few facts
such as to specify that one
particular event happened on
election day. Attorneys for both
sides assumed, they said, that
it would be just a matter of
routine that the judge would
sustain defense counsel's de-
murrer to the amended COM
plant.
But when court resumed after
a recess for lunch, the Judge
asked the attorneys If they
were ready to proceed.
Mr.. Perry had appealed to
the judge to say why he dis
missed the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29

suggested a health hazard IN
cigarette smoking.
Mr.. Collins expressed a per-
sonal opinion that broadcasters
should take the initiative in
adopting corrective measures
concerning commercials aimed
at young people.
He said such reform could
come through amendment of
the trade groups code of good
practices.
Issue Statements
In response to inquiries yes
tefday. the National Broadcast
ing Co. said in a statement:
Gov, Collins was not speak
ing for the National Broadcast
ing Co. in his recent observa-
tons on tobacco advertising
and NBC does not share the
views he stated on the subject. "
The American Broadcasting
Co. issued this statement: "ABC
does not concur with Gov. Col
Inns view"
The Columbia Broadcasting
System said: This is a code
matter and the established code
organization is the proper
forum for a discussion of it. "
A meeting of the code COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
z Networks and Collins
Differ on Tobacco Ads

: NEW YORK, Nov. % CAP)-The National Broadcasting
20 and the American Broadcastng differ the pres
oe OF the National Association of Broadcass his
geSton that cigarette to avoid any
encouragement of smoking by youngsters
Inc association president former Gov Leroy Collins of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-29
THE
TOY STORE

brims with fascinating pIaythings to surprise
and delight on Christmas morning
A. Little Musicians Piano and Bench opon has "a keys
plays real pieces Ebony oodcoIor Song book - az
included lUO
b. Sewing clothes for doIe will bring many hoppy hours for
little seomssress. vucons Countess Sewing Machine, hand
operofed, mode with core for sofety. 9"x6h" n r
Not shown: BotteY operoted sewing moehine. 1295
c. Clown Face Hanging Clock fun hang in Youngsters
WoodcoNed import, chain wound brightly eoored so
D. Great Dart Board from eneond for outdoor Young
sport fons will like testing their skill regulation size board
with steel rim sets Of doris and rules 90
Evening star., 1962-12-26
New Tape
.ForHonging

A revolutionary new pres
sure-sensitive foam tape
eliminates the need for
pounding nails and drilling
holes in hanging such items
as cutlery sets, kitchen tools,
and tie racks.
Called "Scotch-Mount," the
new tape is being offered
instead OF the conventional
screws with selected house.
wares items of Exec Products
Company, Chicago.
Cook and serve kitchen
tool sets, cutlery sets with
wooden holdsters, steak knife
sets. and tie racks are some
of Exec products now avail
able TO the homemaker with
the tape.
Instead Of finding the con-
ventional envelope with
screws in packages OF hang
ing kitchen tools. the con-
sumer will now find an en-
velope with a piece OF tape
in II.
To hang an item on the
wall. or closet door. she will
position the exposed side OF
the tape TO the wall, remove
the liner from the other side
OF the tape. then press the
item to the tape. The tape
Immediately adheres TO both
surfaces and will hold the
item permanently In place.
The tape will hold indef-
initely, yet allows removal Of
the object for remodeling or
moving And. because II with
stands temperatures OF UP to
200 degrees F.. II is ideal for
hanging utensils near a
kitchen stove, without fear
OF the rack falling down.
Evening star., 1962-12-26

bility in all directions and
thus relieves the strain on
the hosiery when the knee is
bent. when the leg is
Strengthened out the stocking
moves back in place. Plus a
contoured fashion fit foot at
the bottom Of the sole, the
construction allows for a ia
per for still better fit.
Packaged in a striking gold
box, the hosiery comes with
transparent protective en-
velopes for safe keeping be-
tween wearings. Choose from
eight fashion shades.
There are proportionate
lengths in the size ranges
from 8la to II. Sandal-foot
and demi-toe versions in
seamless and full-fashion are
available.
Evening star., 1962-12-26
-oWrunces ToEntertuin

The Director Of Naval In
telligence Rear Admiral Ver-
non L. Lowrance and Mrs.
Lowrance will entertain at
dinner tomorrow. This party
is another In a series they
give during the winter sea-
son.
The Deputy Chief of the
Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts, Rear Admiral Thomas
A. Long and Mrs. Long, are
preparing to leave in Janu-
ary for Norfolk, Va, where
Admiral Long assumes his
new duties in a colorful
change of command ceremo-
nies January IA. He will be
the commanding officer Of
the Navy Supply Center.
Rear Admiral Herschel ].
Goldberg, who has been Dep
uty Chief of Navy Materiel,
moved into Admiral Longs
place and last week the
Directorate gave a luncheon
at the Army Navy Country
Club for the two admirals.
Evening star., 1962-12-26
Society-Home

duty with the submarines at
San Diego, Calf.
1t. Long is going to spend
the holiday with his grand
mother, Mrs. T. G. Long in
Sunnyvale, Calf, and is
eagerly looking forward to 1t.
Evening star., 1962-12-26

Admiral Long arrived wearing
a large deputy badge which
he pinned on Admiral Gold
berg; this act started the
luncheon off in fine style.
The Chief of the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts Rear
Admiral John Crumpacker
and Mrs. Crumpacker recent
ly entertained in their quar-
terS at the Navy Yard for
the departing Longs. Many
parties for them followed,
and will continue until they
leave.
q Meanwhile Admiral and
Mrs, Long are having a fam
lily get together for the holi-
days. Their daughter Patri-
cia arrived Saturday from
Mary Washington College
and will be at home until
after the first of the year.
Christmas Day dinner also
found Michael, Daniel and
Jeffrey around the festive
board. Missing was their
son Thomas, jr., who recently
made lieutenant and is on
Evening star., 1962-12-26
They're U|tro-Sheer
But Not Shiny

They're so shiny" Is the
complaint Of many women
where their hosiery is con-
cerned.
A new couturier line Of
ultra-sheer stockings by
Ariadne is the most sheen
free stocking we've seen.
The thread from which the
stockings are spun is called
F abrienne which is a
"crimped" yarn that allows
the stocking to be free from
shine or light refraction. The
yarn Is remarkably clinging
so that the foot and ankle get
a marvellous fit.
Another added attraction
to the Ariadne hosiery sold at
Lord & Taylor, is the fluid
fit" top also knit Of Fabri-
enne. The welt gives flexi-
Evening star., 1962-12-26
TRADITIONAL UPHOLSTERED PIECES

Drexes Trune loose pillow book lounge chair with "Dex
elHe scot cushion pleoted skirt Upholstered in solid blue
fobrc Was $264% %-------------- ----.-
Por Of Wddcomb Of Grond Ropds lounge chairs in unusuo
design Beautiful quilted tobric. $373"
Stephen toon provincial oversize soto with deep hand uted
book futwood coed troe, foom rubber reversible cushions
Upholstered in emerod green solid color fobrc Wos S449
Meckenber9 Lawson SOTO with kick peot skirt foam rubber
reversible scot cushions Upholstered in print obc Was $780,
Stephen olon provincial SOTO with frutwood frame, foam
rubber reversible cushions Upholstered in bronze solid color
fobric. Was $429" "--------------
Forissimo loose pillow back oIon provincial lounge chair
with toom rubber boek and scot cushions and fwood Frame
Upholstered in gold and noturol stripes Was S202"
Dexes iune borre book lounge choir with peoted skirt
Dremelxe cushion Upholstered in solid watermelon red
Cochran trodono high bock wing chair with reversible scot
cushion. Upholstered in quilted fobric. Wos S2lo"
Swom lO5inch oversize onoed soto with down filled loose
pillow back and poy-docron scot cushions Upholstered in
expensive COTE lott color fobrc Wos $735" -------
MMs Tonde SOTO with four down and foom loose pillow
back cushions two down and foam reversible cushions
toched holsters and kick pleot skirt Upholstered
imported silk domosk. Recorder price $l822" --------
Evening star., 1962-12-26
Fashion
Notes

There's lots of news pop
ping on the fashion front.
Are you aware of the
! =. big evening look, feath-
,ers and petals, with all-petal
capeS, ostrich hens and boas,
curved feather headdresses
on high hairdos.
I slickest evening look,
for the daring, the ankle
length dinner suit, topped by
q neatly swathed turban, tulle
against velvet.
the newest individual
evening look, the OOr-length
shift in blue, pink, orange
or white looped mohair, no
belt, no trim.
the unusual resort
separates, such as tunic over
blOuSeS over slim, Side-slit
dinner skirts, open-neck suits
with turtle neck bibs.
-. the whites and brights
for all-winter wear, croWding
out the onetime basic colors,
with orange and pastel plaids
very big.
-. the marvellous silk shirt,
strictly man-tailored and
French-cuffed, but in rose
prints, turquoise florals, pals
ley scrolls in wine.
the continuance of
flOunces, on sleeves and hem
lines, part of the flip" look
which brings back the pep
,lum, another kind of flounce.
the shape" hats, So
called because they are pure
silhouette and color, such as
the sombrero, the fedora and
the jockey cap.
the here-and-there
touches of coming femininity
for spring. as in a cowled
neckline, a ruffled collar. a
tiered skirt, a princess tunic.
-. the layered look, which
begins with a little shell
dress, takes an overblouse for
a two-piece look, adds q
jacket to finish as a suit.
the fresh, stunningly
new look for spring of brown
and white instead of black
and white, the brown a deep
chocolate.
=. the tunic as the up
coming important spring
fashion, usually slim and
fitted, but sometimes A-line
or even belled over silver
skirts.
/ return of the coat dress,
in new high-fashion versions,
such as honest-to-gosh coats
in dress fabrics, saShed like
trench coats.
the fashion love for
contrast edgings and panels,
particularly in navy on
white, or in navy with bright
red, for spring.
Evening star., 1962-12-26

Admiral Long is going to
take a short leave and after
the first of the year, the
Longs hope to sell their house
before leaving for their new
post In Norfolk.
Evening star., 1962-12-26
Long Pull

Holiday sweaters, long,
semi-fitted, prove colorful
over pants or skirts, in printed
orion pile, gold jersey, black
velvet, or in wool metallics.
Evening star., 1962-12-26
SLEEP SOFA

Chesapeake eory American ooched pillow bock wing sleep
soto with foam rubber reversible cushions and box peoed
skirt Upholstered in gold ond brown print noturo bock-
ground. Was S432" -----------------
Chesapeake oversize Chinese Chppendoe sleep soto with foom
rubber holsters. Upholstered solid brown antique
fobric Wos S47oa
Evening star., 1962-12-26
HEADBoARDs ONLY AND ODD BEDS

Por Of Drexe silver finished choir bock heodboods Twin
size. Were $S4 so" co. .-------------- CO.
N Lo Core" 6foot, 6-nch wide duol-sze bo heodboord
in French provincial design Fruitwood finish Wos ST. So"
"A Lo Coe" 6oot 6inch wide duosze heodboord in two
tone white and oquo finish. French provincial design Wos
Sl7e" ---------------
Lo corte" 6foo 6-nch wide duo bor heodboord In two
tone white and finish. French provincial design Wos
S160R
Evening star., 1962-12-26
CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN UPHOLSTERED

GROUP OF IMPORTED DANISH OCCASIONAL CHAIRS.
vide selection Of handsome with walnut finished
fromes. Recorder price $3.50" ------------ --- 40
Ubon piece curved sectional soto upholstered olive green
silk Was S995" ------------- - q
2Pece Valley sectional SOTO in Sponh red fobe poly
docron scot cushions ond holsters. Wos $685. g.
Voey lounge chair with oil foo construction Upholstered
in solid blue tobric. Wos $224" ---------------- SI
Valley 2pece oneed sectional SOTO Spanish GOLD rouoh
teStued fobc Foom rubber reversible cushions Wos $685.
Voey lounge chair with Tshoped foam rubber reversible cush
ion. Upholstered beige fobc. Wos 500" ------ 81
Noey 2pece curved sectional soto with loose pillow book
cushions Upholstered in oronoe and black texured fobrc
Wos $lo52" ------------------ ------- e
al piesl a nhch prerioualu ohered huf NOT ,nd
Evening star., 1962-12-26

WASHINGTON, D. c.
9ll Seventh ST. NV.
Open Thursday Night til g
Other Doys This Week iii s
Evening star., 1962-12-26
SILVER SPRING STORE ONLY

toon provincial SOTO with uWood frome and poy-doc
cushions Upholstered floro quilted obne Wos SAP" So
Cochon loose pillow book lounge exposed bose
solid cherry, oom rubber cushion down-eoose book
cushion Upholstered in blue and green striped obrie. Wos
Sl82" ------.-- SI
Tuted book soto with foom rubber cushions and kick peot
skirt Upholstered in deep blue fobre Wos $3.50" --- 81
orders please No CODA All sale, final All item, ,ub,c, TO prior
Evening star., 1962-12-26
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM

9Piece Century oIon provincial dining Loroe buffet
with marble insert top choice Of oVo round extension
tobe server two chois and four side eho Wos $50"
9pieee Mount AiYs "Conesso" Itoon provincial dnino
room Buffet breoont chno round pedesto extension tobe
two arm chairs and four side chois. Was $24e5" --
Spieee Ore~e French provincial dining in fSood fin
lh on "onu beoktront chino senior size ovo tobe with
three leoVes tuitwood finish two chos and four side
choirs in antique white. Wos $7e5" --------
9Piece Concerto senior size oon provincial dining room
two arm chairs and four side chairs. Wos Sl4le" --
oPiece Concerto" junior size oon provincial dinno room
Buffet with obe top 40 by So extension tobe ond
four side choirs. Wos $675" "-------------
9piece "Fosso oIon eIossie dnino roo Buffet hutch
top sqore- extension obe in utwood hoh bock
cone o ehors and four high book side cho in onque
white with box toom rubber scots. Wos $l350% ---
Evening star., 1962-12-26
MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM

Apiece woInut contemporary bedroom Triple dresser MIR
chest and double bookcase bed. Wos $3e9" ----
e-piece contemporary bedroom Of ivory wood finished in
brown wo nut Unusual triple dresser mirror chest double
o-oot o-nch wide duol-sizs bed and two night ston
Was $7le" ------------
Apiece Drexes Composite contemporary bedroom 5s-ir
wide dresser mirror double bed and chest Wos $4o3"
apiece Drexes Composite" contemporary bedroom 74-ir
wide triple dresser mirror chest on chest ond double Doc
case bed. Wos $6l2"
Apiece "Dono" scandinavian design moGen bedroom in W,
nut 6o-inch triple dresser mirror chest ond double bt
Wos $479" "-------
Evening star., 1962-12-26
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
TRADITIONAL BEDROOM

Apiece "Sonote" toion provincial bedroom In butterr
Double dresser Mirror double duo size bookcase bed
chest Wos $500"
apiece AVon toIon provincial bedroom white and bI
Triple dresser mirror chest and double bed Wos SAT-"
Apiece Thomosvie "ComiIe" French provincial bedroom
deeorotor blue ond white. Triple dresser Mirror chest
6-pece Heritage keniworh" clossc bedroom in new Mose
finish. Triple dresser mirror chest 6-foot 6-inch wide du
bed ond two night tobles. Wos $lo5o" ----
6-piece Drexes "Tune" white and blue Itoion provnc
bedroom loree dresser mirror 6-oot 6-nch wide duoI-s,
bed ond chest Was $566 --------------
6pece Fortissmo Italian provincial white oster bedroc
lo9e triple dresser, mirror chest chest 6foot 6-inch
duol bed and two night tobIes. Was $9l7" -----
Evening star., 1962-12-26

| SIMILAR VALUES IN FLOOR SAMPLES At OUR
ARLINGTON STORE Z. i. BEDROOM AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. SOFAS, CHAIRS, TABLES AND
OCCASIONAL PIECES
Evening star., 1962-04-01

q HEcKLE AND JEcKLE.
Cartoons. ] Hour. Also Clutch Cargo.
Loony Tune. Dick Tracy Crusader Rabbit,
Hecke and Jeckle and Friends.
q PLAY SCHOOL.
Story Cartoons. 40 Minutes Plus fea-
ture with D. c. elementary school teachers
$50 q INGA'S ANGLE.
Fashion news beauty hints, interviews
$40 q TIPS AND TRICKS.
Featuring Ern Westmore
9:45. Cd DEBBIE DRAKE SHOW.
Women's exercise show.
e:55 q MORNING REPORT.
News. Del Frank.
"a NEWS.
1000 q SAY WHEN.
Audience participation. Art James, host
@ WAY OF LIFE.
Drama.
q AMOS " ANDY.
Comedy. Tim Moore stars.
q CALENDAR.
Public Affairs. Harry Reasoner. host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-31

through a dummy trucking
company.
Mr.. Beveridge, of Palm Beach
County, Fla, testified under
Government questioning that
the trucking company which
became Test Fleet Corp. was
proposed by owen Brennan,
Transfers vice president, about
three months after the Flint
strike was settled. Mr.. Bren-
nan died at Detroit in 1860.
The witness said he agreed
to help form the company and
have Commercial Carriers lease
10 trucks from it. Mr.. Beve-
ridge said he was told by Mr..
Brennan that they would have
to cut Hoffa in on the deal"
Test Fleet was chartered here
in 1949 by an attorney for
Commercial Carriers, the wit
ness said. Stock in the new
firm was listed in the maiden
names of Mrs. Hoffa and Mrs.
Commercial Carriers was in
dicted along with Mr.. Haffa on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-31
Kew Witness Recalled
+ o Stand in Hoffo Trial

Testimony In the Federal
District Court trial began Mon
day.
Mr.. Hoffa's lawyers sought
to show through Mr.. Beveridge
that Mr.. Hoffa stopped a strike
at Commercial Carriers Flint,
(Mich) terminal in December
1948 because the walkout was
illegal. Mr.. Beveridge at that
time was general manager of
the Detroit firm.
Undercover Payoff
The Government commended
Mr.. Hoffa's action was mott
waited by an undercover payoff
from commercial carriers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-31

/ He often chewed on his eye
glasses as he pondered a par
ticular question.
Both Government and de-
tense treated him at times like
a hostile witness. He was called