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TIE FAMILY. 90

MILLER, LOUIS. There will be an un-
yelling Of q monument in memory
Of our beloved father, LOUIS MIL
LER, on Sunday, August 5, 1852,
at 2 pm, ct Southeast Hebrew
Congress Heights. Relatives and
friends invited. 29, 4,
MNKOFF, SARAH. There will be an
unveiling in memory Of SARAH
MINKOFF on Sunday, August 81
1862, at IL am, at Ohev Sholom
Cemetery. 4
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SHORTER. ANETTA CNETTIE)

sHORIER, ANETTA (NETTIE)
HOWARD: On Saturday. July %,
SHORTER Of Benedict, Nd, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Helen Earl, Mrs.
Mildred Horsman. Mrs. Nora Lomax
and Thomas H. Shorter. She is also
survived by seven grandchildren.
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home, Waldorf. Md. on Tuesday,
July 81, at S:15 am. Mass at st.
Francis de Sales Church, Benedict,
Md, at 9 am. Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery, Bryantown, Md. Rosary
Monday evening at 8 D m 20
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JOHNSON, RoBERT DANIEL, q

JUMNsUNI hUBEhI DANIEL. On
DANIEL JOHNSON Of 2212 18th ST.
NV, husband Of Annie johnson,
father of Billy Daniel johnson,
stepfather Of Barbara, Benjamin.
Lawrence and Bernard Wren, son
Of Annie johnson Of Lynchburg, Va.
He also is survived by three sisters,
four brothers. other relatives and q
host Of friends, After IL noon Sun
day, July. 20, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You
st. NV, where funeral services will
be held Monday, July 80, at pm.
terry, %
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CONNER. k00B6RI LIE; On FTiday,
NIX NIX e. Ss 7Ss2 nosERT rd LEE cSsse S0S
Park, Nd, beloved son of Lee Roy
aad Lavinia Brady Conner. Services
at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville. Nd. on
Monday. July 80, at IL am. Rela-
George WASHINGTON Cemetery. 20
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HUTCHINSON. EARLE T. Evanse,is,

~ Chapter, knights Rose
"A Croix. A. A. 8. r.. in the
IN Valley Of Washington, viii
M conduct the Rose CroiI
service for our late brother
EARLE E. HUTCHINSON
on Sunday, July %, at s
pm, at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 18th ST. NV.
c. WILLARD CAVALIER, 32s K. c.
c. H. Wise Master.
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Friday aS1sEh i1I1 III 1869. ssUEfzi EEIzABETa II
PAuLETTE COLE, Of y, 1881 Park Park 5d' 5Hd5'
Cole, sister Of Mrs. Cele Gibralter,
of Forest Hills, N. Y. and Mrs. Ger
trude Doroff, Of Bronx, N. Y Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Com
pany Funeral Home, 2901 14th St
NV, after IL am. Sunday, July %
(parking facilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Monday
July 30, at 12 noon. Interment Ce-
dar Hill Cemetery.
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AkD o. Officers and MEM
bers Of Local Union, No.
20, !; 3. Z. w, are hereby
notified Of the death OF
EDWARD o, PEED (re-
tired. Remains resting at
the Mattingly Funeral
Home, l3l ,iith st: Sc.
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% SmiX Ss 1aaa Mir-EEinr En SIa9iS6Ms SIha49ls6ay:

July 20, 1852. MATTE SIMMONS
Of !26 5th st. ne, beloved wife
Of Richard Simmons, also surviving
are seven children. Raymond,
Richard. Gregory. Treasa and Bar
bara Simmons and Mrs. Patricia
Valentine, 13 grandchildren, four
brothers and one sister, other rela-
tives and friends. After 3 p.m., Mon
day, July 30. 1862, friends may call
at the Palmer Funeral Home, 4l2 H
st. ne, where services will be held
Tuesday, July 81, at pm. Inter-
ment National Harmony Park.
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PRICE, WILLIAM A. A special COM

q munication Of Meridian
~ t!PfiEs !PfiEnce Nan ESi GfnllaEtihoinAS EhiAM; is
M NO hereby called for Tuesday.
NNZX July 81, 1862, at Masonic
w Temple, 10th and o SITS.
" NV, 1890 am. to attend
the funeral services of our late
brother, WILLIAM A. PRICE to be
held at Meridian Hill Baptist Church,
l745 kslorama I'd. NV" at l pm.
JAMES W. BUTLER, w. NJ,
p. NJ. JESSE F. SNOWDEN, Secy.
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KAISER, SOPHIA +. On Saturday, July

28, 1862. at Fairfax Hospital, So
PHIA T. KAISER Of 1918 Westwood
late Charles W. Kaiser, mother of
Mrs. Virginia Coulter, Falls Church,
Va: sister of Mrs. Caroline Koerner,
Mrs. Bertha O'Connor, both Of
Washington, D. c.; two grandsons
also survive. Friends may call at
Washington St. Falls Church, Va,
after 8 pm. Sunday, July 30. Serv-
ices from the above Funeral Home
on Tuesday. July 81, at 2 pm. In
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HUTCHINSON, EARLE E.. The officers
~ and members Of the Inter-
MnLM national Union OF Elevator
RlA Constructors Local No. 10
I kNNf sM are hereby notified of the
W ENENH 25 death of brother EARLE E.
Ws-Z HUTCHINSON on Monday,
~ July %, 1862. Brothers
may call at the S. H. Hines Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st. NV. Services
at the above funeral home on Mon
day, July 80, at l pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
JAMES L. HAYES, Secretary. 80
INGRAM, DAVID. On Friday, July 81,
1862, DAVID INGRAM Of 709 2nd
st. NV, devoted father of David
Ingram, Jr. Notice Of funeral later.
Services by Frazier's.
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DEIMEL. ANDREW n On Tbursdav

DEIMEL. ANDREW N. On Thursday,
Hospital, ANDREW N. DEfMEI,
husband Of the late Beatrice Deimel:
father Of Mrs. Catherine LabrozZi,
Mrs. Teresa Gianninoto. Herbert and
Joseph Deimel; brother OF Chris and
Adam Deimel Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne, until $50
am. Monday, July 80. Mass will be
offered at st. James Catholic
Church, Mount Rainier. Md, at 9
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. %
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OWEN PEED, beloved husband Of
Molly Elizabeth Peed, father Of
Marguerite ". Bell, brother Of James
o., Robert Alex, John N, jr., and
William M. Peed; Mary q. Owens,
and Mamie Z. Peed. Also survived
by five grandchildren and nine
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu-
neral Home. 131 11th st. s.e. (park-
ing facilities), where services will
be held on Monday. July 80, at
1880 pm. Relatives and friends in
yited, Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 90
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pucKETT. AMANnA HOMES .
S. J. THOMAS. Daughter Chairman,
VIOLA w. PATERSON, D. R. 30

20, 1862. EMILY D. EPPS Of 1914
18th st. NV, devoted sister Of Lucy
Wilkerson and aunt of Harry Epps
and Thomas Ligon. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
From / till 10 pm. Sunday, July
90, friends may call at the Brooks
g. Allen Funeral Home, 18th and
Florida ave. NV. Funeral Monday,
July 80, at / pm, from Shiloh
Baptist Church, 9th and SITS.
NV, the Rev. Earl L. Harrison
mortal Cemetery. 90
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, crypt
Reasonable. IA. 2-1125.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL, several
sites, s and 4 grave. Reasonable.
RE. 5-5952.
CRYPT, (undergroundl in the beautiful
Garden of the Apostles, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Burial site for 2. Must sell.
Lot value, 81 500. Sacrifice for $500.
Call S64-7112.
FOR sALE-6-site lot in Fl. Lincoln
Cemetery. Can be broken down into
smaller lots. Will accept best offer.
Call 332-0609, anytime Sat. or Sun,
or after 6 pm. week days.
FORT LINCOLN, crypts, owners left
town, must sell. terms. EN-. 3-5561.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, / lot.
4 sites. Block A, lot 672, $3.50. Call
UN, 4-346e.
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day. july g, A isSs, w W1LhiEM LhIssi
ALTON PRICE Of 1854 Champlain
st. NV, beloved husband Of Adele,
and father of Gwendolyn, Wanda,
Deborah and Byron; other relatives
Monday, July 80, friends are in
xited to call ct the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 Ninth st. NV. Services
on tuesday, July 81. at l pm. from
Meridian Hill Baptist Church, l725
kaIorama I'd. NV, Rev. Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery. 30
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TENCzA. ANTHONY J. Gt Col, lisa,
ToLIvER, HARRY W. On Saturday,
July 2s, 1862. HARRY W. ToLiVER
OF 1912 w st. NV. Notice OF funeral
later. ArranRements by Jarvis

TRAVIS, GEORGE H., sr. On Friday,
July July 7IolnS62' e; olS62' at FTsedmsn's HOspi-
loved father Of H'te Rev. SeosE;:: SI;: Ds- s
Travis, Jr. and Mrs. Isabelle T.
Anderson. He is also survived BY
four grandchildren, other relatives
and friends, The late Mr.. Travis
Funeral Home, so II ST. me- Tfs aftet
pm. Monday. Funeral services on
Monday, July 80, at Salem Baptist
Church, 917 N st. NV. at 8 pm.
1nterment Millwood, Va. on Tuesday.
July ol. 40
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SLICE, HENRY W., Jr. On Thursday,
July 2e. 1852. at Casualty Hospital.
HENRY W. SLICE, ,jr., Of 5115 ,26th
husband Of Mrs. Marguerite C, Slice,
father Of Linda Ann and Henry W.
III; son Of Henry W., Sr., and Alice
g. Slice. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th St and Mass.
ave. ne. where service will be held
on Monday, July 80. at l pm. In
terment Cedar HUI Cemetery. 80
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July &c. issS. at Mount Alto Hos
R.. Calvert, son Of Mrs. Minnie
Calvert, and brother Of William and
nieces and one nephew. Mr.. Calvert
rests at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Silver Spring, Nd. (parking faciii-
ties). Mass will be offered for the
repose Of his soul on Monday, July
30, at 10 an, at Church Of the
Nativity, 60o1 18th st. NV. Inter-
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STEWART. A M IN prid.v ru,v o.

q. M; On Friday. July %,
STEWART of 340O .Upshur St,
BRIrsntwood; Md, beloved husband Of
Jean Heatiey. brother of sidney and and
Claude Stewart Friends may call at
Nalley's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave. ne.
Monday, July 80, from 8 pm. until
S.,P Pm; ;. Funeral services will be
at Arlington National Cemetery, at
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 40
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July 2S, 1852, at Providence Hos
pital, GERTRUDE NJ. KLINE, Of
1914 Randolph st. ne, the beloved
wife Of the late Joseph N. Kline and
mother of Joseph N, jr., william
Duffy Paul F.. John j. Kline and
~, Irene FitZhugh and Lucille
O'Cauaghan. Also surviving are
fourteen grandchildren. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 474S Wis. ave. NV, on Tues
day, July 81, at 9:16 am. Requiem
mass at st. Anthony's Church at
10 am. Interment Mt. Olivet Gene
tery. Friends may call on Sunday
after pm. 80
KNAPP, HARRY F. On Saturday, July
2S, 1869, at Arlington Hospital,
HARRY F. KNAPP, Of 2636 Marcy
rd., Arlington, Va, beloved husband
OF Reba w. Knapp, father of Mrs
William J. Zepp, Bethesda, Nd; .;
Richard Spencer Knapp, Paoli, Pa,
and Harrison Knapp, Arlington, Va.
He also is survived by five grand
children. Private funeral services
Tuesday, July 81, at 10 am, at st,
Mary's Episcopal Church, 1900 North
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. Interment
Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Ga. In
lieu Of flowers the family requests
that contributions be made to St.
Marys Episcopal Church Building
Fund. ARRANGEMENTS by Arlington
Funeral Home. 80
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on july 20, 1859. vii wife POI Of the Ii "iS; late
James +; Han; granddaughter Of Mrs.
Frank H. Hoffa. Mrs. R. O.
seven great-grandchildren also
survive. Services at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home. 3072 NJ
st. NV. on Monday, July 80, at
II am. Interment Prospect Hill
Cemetery. 20
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HAHDESIY, ELLA BILL, on Thurs-
Hospital. MRS. ELI Ella 3. B. HARpEsTY fsOiasF I
Of 411S Meade st. NE, beloved sis
ter of Mr.. Vaughn watkins. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
ths The John IN, T. Rhines Co; Funeral
parking facilities), where friends
may call after 3 pm. Sunday, July
20, and where the recitation Of the
rosary. will be offered at 8 pm.
Mass for the repose of her soul will
be celebrated Monday, July 80, at
Church, 46ia KeniiWorth ave ne ne
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. so
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DENZER. LENA J. On Friday, July
81, 1862, at Madison Manor Nursing
Home, Hyattsville, Nd, LENA j.
DENZER, beloved aunt of Mrs.
Miriam A. Ancheta. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, until pm,
Sunday, July 20. Interment Attleboro,
Mass. %
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on Wednesday, July IS, 1862, at
Highland, Ksns., CHARLES E. STE
VENSON, Airman &C. beloved hus-
band Of Anne Folk Stevenson, son
son, brother Of William r., IT,, Do
lores. Linda, Caro- and Lisa Steven
son. Remains resting at Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 14th st. NV.
Requiem mass at st. Michaefs
Church, sos Wayne ave.. Silver
Spring, Nd, on Tuesday, July 81, at
$3.50 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 80
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Monday, July % ss, isss 8 Stoaen5S; AZ aoIbyooH x
Ariz., EARLE E. HUTCHINSON Of
247 ouackenbos st. NV, beloved
husband Of June 8. Hutchinson
brother, Of Howard Hutchinson oi
Philadelphta, Pa. Friends may cal
az the II. Hines Co. Funeral Home
Z9Ol l4th st. NV, after 10 am
Saturday, July % (parking facilI.
ties); Services from the above fu.
neral home on Monday, July 80, al
pm. Jnterment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. 90
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ySiy e. 1857 Ysss. OSCAR Np ". TPR99VwsfGiz P9wGfzE
husband Of Mrs. Edith Powell. de-
voted father Of Mrs. Julia Poindexter,
Mrs. June C.. Miller. Mrs. Ruth M.
Bland, Mrs. Joyce DaZin, Mrs. Edith
E. Grisgsby, Raleigh, Henry, william
are sister Mrs. Mary Bentley Of
New York City; 10 grandchildren,
other relatives and many friends.
After ~ noon Sunday, July 20,
1862 friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Monday, July 80, at 1 pm.
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery,
(Richmond News please COPY. 20
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SMITH, JOSEPH FRANCIS. On Friday,

July 81. 1862, at Veterans Admin
istrstion Hospital. JOSEPH FRANCIS
SMITH of $40 18th st. me-, husband
Of Callie E. Smith and father Of
Francine Smith. He is also survived
by. two sisters, four brothers, other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Malvan & Schey,
Inc, Morticians
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ass July sSHG5 ss. Isss B. ri aE9RoE 9R sstnF E
Sslossd SS:bsnd Of + Miidfsd iSidfRsflsi
Horsman and father of Mrs. Lois
Post. Mrs. Ollie Walker, Mrs. Betty
Griffin, Mrs. Nancy Dorman and
survived IT nv nUah nns sl:tsI S He Is io aiSo
Copsey, one brother, Clifford Hors-
man and eight grandchildren.
Funeral from the HUNT Funeral
Home, Waldorf, Nd. on Tuesday,
July 81, at 1880 pm, Services at Old
Fields Episcopal Church, Hughes
vile, Nd, at 2 pm. Interment
church cemetery. 80
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HENDERSON,, PEARL. On Saturday,
July 2s, 1862, PEARL HENDERSON,,
wife OF the late Cassius Henderson,
mother Of Kenneth Henderson, sister
OF Mrs. Rose Bryant; also survived
By two grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Money and King Funeral
Home, III Maple ave. West, Vienna,
Va, where services will be held
Monday, July 80, at pm. Interment
Andrews Chapel Cemetery.
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"a, iSeS. MARIAN G, HUDSON Suoi Of
% st.. and Oakland ave, East
Riverdale. Nd, beloved wife Of
James z. Hudson and mother Of
yiyed BY her father, Edward M NJ
Gittins; two sisters and four broth
ers. Relatives and friends may call
At Gasch's Funeral Iome, 4739
Baltimore ave-, HyattSville, Nd,
after 2 pm. Saturday. July %,
where services will be held on Mon
day, July 80, at 2 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
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HARyEY. REGNALD; suddenly, on

s.h.1., ss.taIda,y July JSiy s. & &issS; z, y pistrIst
VEY, Of l15 @ st. NV. Family may
be contacted at the residence Of his
mother, Mrs. Esther Harvey, b04S
Drake pl. Sc. LU. 2-S411, Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By Hem
~ s. Washington & Sons.
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5kLLIS. SAMUEL. On Friday, July
"a, 1852, SAMUEL CELLS Of 5000
Spout Run pkwy.. Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of Frances Cells
and devoted father Of Mrs. Marcia
Moses Of Seabrook, Nd; he is also
survived BY two sisters, Mrs. Esther
Dublin Of Brookline. Mass: Miss
Merle Cells Of Miami Beach, Fla; a
brother, Harmon Cells Of Fitch
burg, Mass, and three grandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky g. Sons Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV. (parking facilities
adlaeent), on Monday, July 80, at
9:3O am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
5000 Spout Run pkvy., Arlington,
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MOORE, JAMES INA JOr, USA Reserves).
Kensington Gardens Sanitarium,
MAI. JAMES MOORE, 1UsA Re.
seryes), husband Of Anna 8. Moore,
father Of James Moore, IT.; brother
of Eugene L. Gardner Moore. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania ave, NV, Ccourtesy
parking opposite). Mass will be of
fered at Fort Myer Chapel on Mon
day, July 80, at q am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 90
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President Names
Recreation Unit

President Kennedy by execu-
tive order yesterday established
a Recreation Advisory Council
The White House said the
council will provide broad policy
advice to the heads Of Federal
agencies on matters affecting
recreation resources.
The council will be composed
of the Secretary Of the Interior,
the Secretary of Agriculture,
the Secretary Of Defense, the
Health. Education and Welfare
Secretary and the administra-
tor Of the Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
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poses collective bargaining by
Federal employees.
The latter resolution clashes
directly with Mr.. Kennedy's
policy. A recent presidential
order recognized the right of
employees unions to bargain
and sign agreements with Fed
eral agencies on grievances,
promotions and other matters,
not including pay. The order
does not alter the historic ban
on strikes against the Govern
ment.
Primary Allegiance
Robert q. Kelly, chairman Of
the chambers labor relations
committee, said collective bar
gaining cannot function in the
Federal service because there
are no true employers in the
Government with whom en-
ployes may bargain. Top-level
Government supervisors are
themselves employees who owe
their primary allegiance to the
real employers-the tax
payers.
Another pending resolution
opposes the Governments ex-
panding role in the training
and retraining Of workers dis
placed by chronological changes
and with the problems Of job
less youth.
The resolution calls for lin
iting the Federal role to devel-
oping a climate in which busi-
ness, together with the States
and cities, could work out the
solutions to such problems.
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Of the party In power. But we
think that with adequate ef-
fort. We can keep this from
happening this year"
Invited to the meeting are
the top union officials of 81
States - California, Colorado
Connecticut. Illinois. Indiana,
Kentucky, Maryland, MaSSa-
chusettS, Michigan, Minnesota
Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Oklahoma,
oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennes-
see, Washington and Wisconsin
Thirty-six big cities in those
States will also send their lead
ing labor leaders to the session.
Later, Mr.. Reuther said,
unionists from smaller cities
will be briefed on the registra-
ton drive at regional meetings
in the West, Midwest and East.
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ing members of minority groups
and using union membership
lists as a check against regis
tration lists to be sure all union
members are enrolled.
Independent surveys have In
dicated that upward of 10 pei
cent Of the unregistered poten-
tial voters in this country clas-
sify themselves as Democrats
Mr.. Reuther plans to show
delegates to the meeting charts
indicating consistently lower
voter turnouts in big city Dem
ocratic areas than in suburban
Republican precincts.
He said union officials are
particularly worried that the
normal dropoff in the vote
from a presidential election
year to a mid-term year might
work againSt labor-backed
candidates in 1862 Congress
Sional campaigns.
Cites DrOpOff
1--WE believe" he said, that
the dropoff in the vote has been
more of a factor in past oppo-
sition party gains in mid-term
elections than the reputation
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Republican spokesman said
yesterday no decision had been
made on whether someone else
would present the G.. o. p.
point Of view to the union
leaders.
Early this year, the Repub-
lcans announced plans for an
intensive drive to build their
organizations in the big cities
Of the Nation.
The unon registration drive
sponsored by the AFL-CIO
Committee on Political Educa-
ton (COPE)-iS aimed at en-
rolling additional voters in
those same cities.
Heading the drive is Roy
Reuther, brother of United
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Auto Workers president Walter
Reuther. He has taken leave
from that union to serve as di-
rector Of this years expanded
labor registration drive.
Mr.. Reuther was the No. 2
man in the 1860 Democratic
party registration campaign-a
drive that is credited by many
politicians with providing the
margin Of President Kennedy's
narrow victory.
His current assignment is
officially described as nonparti-
san. The Corrupt Practices Act,
as interpreted by the courts
permits unions to use members
dues for registration and polit-
ical education campaigns, but
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delegates 10 Ine 0rganiZatiOn'S IS
50th annual meeting starting
here tomorrow.
President Kennedy will greet
the delegates and guests at the
opening session in Constitution
Hall.
Steel Price Battle
1t will be his first speech to
any business group since he
quashed the steel industry's bid
Tor a price increase. Many busi-
pessmen have criticized his mo-
bilization of Government power
IN that clash as an undue in
reference with free markets.
But Mr.. Kennedy Is expected
to deliver a new appeal for CO.
operation between business and
Government in curbing infla-
ton, fostering economic
growth. and enlarging foreign
trade. He is expected also to
renew his assurances that the
administration harbors no i'll
VIII as a result Of the steel price
battle.
Although former President
Eisenhower regularly greeted
the chamber delegates through
out his two terms In office. Mr.,
Kennedy did not appear last
year. He did address the Ma
tional Association Of Manufac-
tdrers and many other business
groups. however.
- Berlin Situation
The proposed resolution
against economic controls in
peace time was not prompted
by the power struggle between
big, steel and big government
but by the potentially explosive
Berlin situation.
The chambers policy COM
mittee, headed by the presi-
dent-elect Of the organization,
H. Ladd Plumley of Worcester,
Mass, decided that the cham
ber'S position should be spelled
out in detail for presentation to
Congress before another East
West crisis brings on demands
for economic safeguards.
The proposed resolution says
presidential authority to in
woke wage, pride or rent con-
trolls should derive from Con-
gress" and the enabling law
should expire within two years
Of its enactment unless re-
newed by Congress.
Any freeze action, it states,
should be applied Simultaneous
lyto wages. prices and rents.
'.All wage, price and rent
controls should be reviewed
promptly and simultaneously
upon the termination Of the
conditions that initiated their
imposition" it adds.
The resolution is expected to
get prompt approval at the
chambers final policy meeting
Wednesday afternoon, as is
another resolution which op-
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Union Chiefs Gather to Map
62 Voter Registration Drive

not for direct contributions to
candidates for Federal office.
The 1862 union registration
drive was launched with $780,
900 from the treasures of the
AFL-CIO and its industrial
union department. Interna-
tional unions and their State
and local affiliates have been
asked to contribute about $780,
600 more-bringing the poten-
tial financing for the operation
to about $1.1 million.
Registering Techniques
Mr.. Reuther said yesterday
the three-day meeting will fea-
ture discussions of the tech
niques of registering new voters
in plants and door-to-door can
vases. Special attention will
be devoted, he said, to contact
Evening star., 1962-04-29
By DAVID S. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

More than 100 top union leaders will gather in Wash
ngton tomorrow for the kickoff conference abos 1862
voter registration drive.
Democratic National Chairman John Bailey will speak
at the conferences opening luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller also
invited to speak but said he would be unable
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Chamber Officials Hit
Price, Wage Controls
By the Associated Press

Policy makers Of the United States Chamber Of Com
erce yesterday declared their opposition any
direct wage or price controls except in time Of
The statement Of Of resolutions drafted
b the chambers policy committee for approval Of