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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08
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FOR SALE-APPLIANCES
AUTOMATIC washer and dryer
4 Hotpoint electric, S45 each or SIS
both. 28l-2845
GENERAL Electric range, push but
ton control. like new. sl25. l742
\ Elanore. East Cleveland.
KEN MORE wringer washer good
condition, $50 1911 Holyoke ave,
apartment 4. MU. 1-10lo,
G.E. REFRIGERATOR, good condi-
tion, SIS. Call RE. l-O073 after
GAS stove. good condition clean, 9
years old. $50 Call RE. 1865
FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 2-door,
top freezer. automatic defrost. ex-
cellent condition; must be seen.
Ii. 1-T83.
RCA automatic Whirlpool washer.
$50; good condition. 1880 Haln-
day. GIL. l-slS3.
MAYTAG automatic washer and
dryer; urgent, must sell. 500.
KE. 1-4l97
WESTINGHOUSE electric Ttove
double oven. new, $50.
PO. 1-e4s7
TAPPAN gas range, IS inches, al
most like new. timer, clock burn
er-with-a-brain. KE. 1-O247.
APARTMENT size stove, 5 years
old. excellent condition, s3s. 1880
East 168th st. KE. 1895.
NORGE automatic washer, 90.
1919 q rlofr ~ "
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. IT
inch console television both $50;
fair condition. Call RE. 1-4015.
REFRIGERATOR GE, apartment
size. 1889 model, excellent con d.
tion. make offer. 23734 Chadsey
dr., Euclid. 73l-1749.
WRINGER type washer. 4 year, Ole.
| excellent condition automatic
timer. s4s. S44-4s2s.
GAS range, Magic Chef, good con-
dttion. S35. 944-6572.
MAGIC Chef gas range, 40 inch.
good condition timer and light.
$40. Call AN. 1-2047
MAYTAG washer, used 5 months.
STOVE. New Process high oven
and broiler, clean, Al condition,
sl2. Call EV. 1870.
HOTPOINT dryer. reasonable make
offer. Call 73l-6058.
REFRIGERATOR. 6 Gu. f., KeIvina-
tor, suitable for recreation room
or kitchen, good running condi-
1 ton. sl2. KE. 1-4094 after 8 pm.
WASHER, Maytag automatic, ex-
\ cellent condition; electric dryer:
Il G.. E. Refrigerator reasonable;
will deliver. w. l-zl2e,
NOTICE: Warehouse sale. must
make room; 200 automatic wash
/ ers and dryers to choose from
working automatic washers. as
low as $40 and up; nQn-working
automatic washers, as low as S.,
need only minor repairs; also
good used parts for many makes
of washers and dryers. Cali
48l 1879.
REFRIGERATOR. apartment size
S35; like new: television, Fl inch
Al. floor model, SIS.
26i-27O8.
PERFECTION electric range, ex-
cellent condition. After D. m,
239l3 Clark dr., off Briardals.
SERVEL gas refrigerator. Can
Ii. 1909.
WASHER, Maytag automatic, like
new, S45. PO. 1-4155.
GRAND stove, $40. Call
KE. 1-0584.
NORGE automatic washer, late
model, modern, SIS, also Hot
point dryer, $45. Call Ii. 1-8060
CROSLEY Shelvador refrigerator
excellent condition. best offer
!, can be seen at $40 East 130th.
/ w. 1-1024.
HI-FI Phono Webcor changer,
c. Z. heads. Masco amplifier
Jensen co-axial speaker Reflex
| cabinet. SIS. VIII. 2-5607.
IGAS range; all white, very good
condition, $25 VIII 4-0312.
IGAS range; Grand: good condi-
Il ton, $35. VIII. 4-418H.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08
OWNER-Sl2.60O

Y DUPLEX; newly finished hard
wood floors, carpeted stairs.
drapes. ETC.. fenced-in yard; Al:
low taxes; close to schools. trans
portation, shopping, etc. 2l59l
South Lake Shore. RE. 1-4422.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

BRICK ranch in Willowick, years
old; II 2 large bedrooms are ade-
quate. you'll find the price un-
beatable on this fine home,
S21 SEQ; furniture also available;
owr1er VIII 3-O380
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

NEAR lake; 3-bedroom ranch car
peted living-dining room, eating
space In kitchen, full basement;
walking distance to schools and
shopping; Gil, nothing down,
SIS, 500. Yakkel Realty,
WI 4-SA40
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

WILLOWICK; lovely 4-bedroon
bungalow. formal dining area
kitchen breakfast area, carpeting
2-car garage. fenced yard; priceo
to sell, S20,900, principals only.
VIII d-55T4
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REAL ESTATE
81 600 DOWN

IS this 5-5-2, In good rental area;
new gas furnaces, incinerator
double garage. Leo Baur Realtor
UMLS, 1864 Chardon rd.
w. 6-1655.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

MORE for your money; 3-bedroom
bungalow, expansion up, family
size kitchen, tiled bath, natural
woodwork throughout; attached
garage. $4,000. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440
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OWNER-EUCLID

326 EAST 21Oth: Groom colonial
beautifully landscaped. excellent
condition: breakfast nook, en-
closed rear porch ll2 baths, pam
eled recreation room with bar
completely carpeted. almost new
storms, screens, aluminium avn
ings. cement drive, Pear garage,
beach privileges; many other ex-
tras. KE 1894.
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A BEDROOMS

double SIS: gas fur
naces. double garage: carpeting
Best offer. Call after 9 ,. m.
RE. 1-6749.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

BY builder; brand new ranch in
Willowick; bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room, large ceramic tile
bath, full basement. hot water
heat; priced for quick sale.
VIII 4-3n2O or VIII 3-5H58
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

SINGLE, rooms, full basement,
1ia-car garage; close to schools,
churches. 981 Stevenson,
IU 1-GE70
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08
WILLOWICK-Sl6,9OO

JUST listed, sharp bungalow: base
ment with recreation room; dou-
BILE garage; air conditioning; avn
ings. John V. Holden Realty, Inc.
451 -O99O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

BY owner: East 143rd St: family,
5-5-3, third floor completely fur
nished. KF 1-943f.
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REAL ESTATE

GI., nothing down; 4-year-old brick
ranch; bedrooms, tiled bath with
vanity. kitchen -dinette patio;
beach privileges, only S15.500.
Yakkel Realty. VIII. 1910.
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OPPORTUNITIES
BEAUTY SALON

EUCLID; large shopping center, air
conditioned. established 10 years.
owner retiring. Call GIL. 1888
for appointment
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BY OWNER

3-BEDROOM brick, 2 years old; full
basement, 42x27; gas furnace: sale
peie. Detaase Of o. only s sl7 ef s7a7s s. Lake AXE
Shore blvd. Eastlake. VIII. 6-153l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

COY bungalow. East th-Euclid
ave; reasonable; 3 bedrooms.
recreation room. garage; good
condition. l54l East 219th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

EAST Cleveland, 6-6. side-by-side;
carpeted gas, Al; 2 family, SSH,
gas, garage, AL. Weisenbach Re-
a1ty, PO. 1-2226.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

MENTOR village ranch: bank loan
or land contract: owner moving
out of state: will sacrifice for
quick sale, sic, 300 or make offer;
land contract Sl8 200, $500 down,
S125 per month. no interest
charges; 5-year-old frame and
brick: 3 bedrooms, attached ga
rage. hardwood floors. fully plas-
tered. built-in kitchen, wall-to-wall
carpeting, aluminium storms and
screens; 80x385 handicapped lot,
partly wooded: lovely home: fine,
Well-kept neighborhood. 257-1641
BELIEVE IL or not: mother -in-law
moving In; 3-bedroon bungalow.
basement, 24x22 garage, corner
lot; Willowick: asking $4,000;
financing available VIII. 4-2O64.
WHLOWICK; new 3-bedroorn ranch
asking $ls,50O: open Saturday II
to g. 400 East 3l9th, VIII. 4-D6Al
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T1E Q00

5 LARGE bedrooms, 2 down. I up.
partially finished 4th bedroom;
1la-car attached garage with large
open patio. landscaped lot. 8Ox10O;
3O-day occupancy. Edw. J. Eckart.
Broker RE 2-A596
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MENTOR RANCH

3 BEDROOMS. paneled dining room
full basement. extra lot available.
Leo Baur Realtor, UMLS. 1864
Chardon I'd ". 6-1655.
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COY

CT, nothing down; bungalow. 2
bedrooms down, expansion for 2
more up. living dining room COM
bination, carpeting drapes, ga
rage, fenced back yard, s13,500.
Yakkel Realty, VIII. 4-5440.
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WHLOUGHBY HILLS

A 5-bedroom home, featuring a
16x11 family room. enclosed
patio, Ia baths: on a 1l5x466 lot.
Leo Baur Realtor, UMLS, 1864
Chardon I'd. w. 6-16S5.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

EAST Cleveland; Groom single. 2
car garage: sacrifice; land con-
tract considered: owner. 421-4691
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08
BUNGALOW
INCOME SINGLE

WATERLOO area, near freeway:
new bath up, new bath down new
kitchen up. new kitchen down;
could be used as single or FAM
lily, perfect condition: priced low.
KnaIiS Reality IN & oQ2n
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-11-08

TO settle estate: ST. Christine par
ish, Euclid older home for handy
person: 2 bedrooms, excellent
furnace, fenced yard; asking
$4,000: by appointment.
HI 2-4h75
Evening star., 1962-01-10
MINK JACKETS AND COATS

Natural Autumn Hoze% Mink jackets,
New Brief Length $647
Natural Ranch and Pastel Mink Jockets,
Regulation style, Full Collars 7e7
Natural Ranch Mink Full Length Coots,
Some With Large Cape Collars - $l,5e7
NoturoI "a Mink Coots, Spiral or
Stroioht Sleeves 0s7
Evening star., 1962-01-10

to the wrong side through the
opening.
Figure s: On the wrong
side. baste the edges Of the
buttonhole with diagonal
stitches to hold the lips to-
gether.
Figure 6: With the right
side of the garment up, turn
back the edge to show the
loose triangular flap or
tongue lying on top of the
two strips at the end of the
buttonhole. Stitch across
the triangle at each, end and
press.
After the facing is at
tached to the garment, baste
around each buttonhole
through the garment and the
facing. Slash the facing the
length of the buttonhole.
Turn facing edges under and
hem to the buttonhole in an
oval shape.
Figure 4: Remove the bast-
ing and press.
Copyright, 1862, Field Enterprises. Inc
Miss Scott is always glad to
hear from her readers and when
ever possible will use their ques-
Evening star., 1962-01-10
SEAMS
TO Me-.
Corded-Bound Buttonholes
Can Be Made More Quickly
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

Finish a coat or suit with
bound buttonholes. They are
made either of the same
fabric as the garment or of
contrasting color. There are
various ways of making this
type of buttonhole.
Illustrated today is the
two-piece method with cord.
The patch method, which I
nave written about in the
past, seems to be favored by
The novice. But it has been
proven in the manufacturing
field that. once mastered,
the two-piece method Is
much faster.
The following instructions
apply to boJh corded-bound
and plain-bound buttonholes.
! prefer to use cord for a
firmer finish, but the cord
is not absolutely necessary.
Whichever kind you make,
don't rush! Accuracy is of
the essence.
The strips which form the
piping should be cut so that
the lengthwise grain of the
strip runs along the length of
the buttonhole. The bias cut
strip is only recommended
when using stripped or
checked fabric. In this case,
cord should definitely be used
to give the bias strips the
strength and firmness they
lack.
Mark buttonholes on inter-
facing. Draw light pencil
lines about 70 inch on either
side of the buttonhole lines
as stitching guides. Then,
transfer the markings to the
right side of the garment
with basting stitches. For ac-
curacy, also mark the ends of
the buttonholes with con-
tinuous lengthwise para allel
lines at each end. Cut two
strips for each buttonhole on
the lengthwise grain, making
each one inch wide and one
inch longer than the button
hole. Cut two strips of cable
cord one inch longer than
the fabric strip.
Figure L: Place the cord on
the wrong side of the strip
and fold the strip in half over
the cord. Basic down the CEN
ter of the folded strip so
both, layers are together.
Figure 2: Baste two strips
to the right side of the gar
ment on each side of the
basted stitching guides. The
raw edges of the strips are
turned facing the center.
Each strip extends u inch
beyond each end of the but
tonhole. M hine stitch
through each strip exactly on
Evening star., 1962-01-10
CLUB CALENDAR

ston. director, North Caro-
lima State Department Of
Public Welfare, will speak on
Facts Versus Fiction in Pub
lie Welfare Programs.
SerendipitOus TOastmistress
Club-Dinner meeting at the
Broadmoor with cocktails at
6 pm.
Arts Club of Washington
Club dinner at 1880 pm. A
music program, Joint recital
by Jeanne Gage, soprano, and
Dina Koston, pianist.
Junior WOman's Club Of
College Park-Regular meet
ing at 8 pm. at the club
Evening star., 1962-01-10

its stitching line and for the
exact length of the button
hole. Draw threads at each
end to the wrong side of the
garment and knot them
securely to the tasten ends
of each stitching line.
Figure 3: On wrong side,
slit the buttonhole down the
center to within "a inch of
each end. Then, slit diagon-
ally to each corner. Cut only
the garment, do not cut into
the strips.
Figure A: Turn the strips
Evening star., 1962-01-10

house. Mr.. r. H. Silvers,
Prince Georges County Civil
Defense Director, will speak
about all phases of county
civil defense.
Rockville AAUW-Meeting
at 8 pm. at the Rockville
Civic Center. Mayor ]. Koe-
penick, Council representative
to the steering committee of
the Urban Renewal Advisory
Council, will discuss with a
panel of branch members the
purpose and scope Of the
program.
Junior WOmen's COmmu-
nifty Club of KensingtOn-
Evening star., 1962-01-10
TOMORROW

Gwalia Welsh Club and
WOmen's Welsh Club Of
Washington - First day of
three-day rummage sale at
2121 Eighteenth street NV.
Proceeds will go to support
a National Home for Aged
Welsh people.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
AAUW-Meeting of the dra-
ma group at 10 am. at the
home of Mrs. j. H. Roberton.
WOman's National Demo-
cratic Club-Luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. at club
headquarters. DR.. Ellen Win
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Present FIuq

Mrs. Charles H. Pauly,
State chairman of junior
membership for the District
OAR, and Mrs. Lawrence A.
Wood. chapter chaplain,
presented an American flag
to the Capital City School of
Nursing, D. c. General Hos
pital, Monday on behalf of
the Richard Arnold chapter
of the OAR.
Evening star., 1962-01-10

Meeting Of the bridge Sec
ton at 8:l5 pm. at the home
Of Mrs. Burt King.
Evening star., 1962-01-10

Value, in furs is best determined by the
quality and fashion Brightness of the furs
offered. The William Rosendorf reputation
for prime peltrieS and excellent craftsman
ship adds Importance to the deep reductions
offered in our January Sale. Check partial
liStingS below.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
DedIExpIdined
By Andersen

Representative Andersen, Re-
publican Of Minnesota. says he
favors a bipartisan House in
vestigation of the affairs OF
disappearing Financier Billie
Sol Estes.
Mr.. Andersen told the House
yesterday his only connection
with Estes was to sell him, at
Estes request and at par, some
coal mine stock.
Il had no reason to believe
at that time (early this year,
that Mr.. Estes was other than
a highly respected business
man, interested in a good in
VeStment," Mr.. Andersen said.
e. / want the record
straight and clearly understood
that my sale of coal stock to
Mr.. Estes had absolutely moth
ing to do in any way with his
other affairs. At no time have
I accepted a dime of money
A.. q. except. of course, for the
coal stock. every cent of which
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Court Rebukes
Attorneys in Row
At SuIun Trial

PARIS. May II tAPD.-De-
fense and prosecution attor-
neys shouted angrily across the
court room today in the Raoul
Salan treason trial as the de-
tense tried to prove special
French police were responsible
for some Of the violence IN
Algiers.
Prosecutor Andre Galvada
Evening star., 1962-05-17

went to Coal. Inc, for the
purchase of the 40 shares"
Mr.. Andersen repeated. in q
House speech. the account he
had given earlier Of a visit tC
his office in January by Estes
who. Mr.. Andersen said. intro
duced himself and inquired
whether stock in the coal CON-
pany. largely family owned
was available.
Mr.. Andersen said he sold
Estes IS shares at that time
and IS more in March at S10o
a share.
He requested that the 40
shares be held until such time
as he would advise me as to
whom they should be trans
ferred." Mr.. Andersen said.
These shares are now being
held in accordance with that
request"
Mr.. Andersen added he is in
wholehearted agreement with
proposals for "an impartial BIZ
partisan House committee to
investigate the Estes case"
Evening star., 1962-05-17

cried. ITS almost scandal
You're making politics"
Bernard lie Coroller, a Salar
attorney. fired back: you dc
not want justice"
Ex-Gen. Salan. whose chest
was once heavy with decora-
tions. is on trial for his life
for heading the European
Secret Army organization in
Algeria and for his role in the
Evening star., 1962-05-17

April. 1861. Algiers generals
putsch.
After several minutes Of
shouting by the attorneys,
Charles Bornet. red rooed
president of the high military
tribunal. pleaded:
We cannot go on like this.
The trial would become a car
nival."
He cautioned defense attor-
neys to limit questions to facts.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
FuIbriqht Returns

Senator Fulbright, Democrat
of Arkansas, who has been
recuperating at home from a
ruptured blood vessel. was to
return to his office today.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Estes Probe in Depth
Pledged by Mcclellan
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star staff Writer

Chairman Mcclellan Of the Investigations Subcom-
mee made it clear today that the Senate probe Billie
sol Estes case will go beyond the West Texas nanc dealing:
with the Government.
There's bigger job here than showing somebody got
pair Of pants pair of the Arkansas Democrat said
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Tortoise's Age Is 200

JAMESTOWN. st. Helena
A tortoise said to be 200 years
old lives on the grounds of
government house on the island
of st. Helena.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

his credit card for the Conrad
Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles.
Records Of the Neiman Mar
Gus department store in Dallas,
Tex, where Estes allegedly went
with several Agriculture De-
partment officials on clothes
buying expeditions.
Records of between 25 and
80 Estes business enterprises
now in the hands of a receiver.
as well as Estes personal
records.
Records of Commercial Sol
vents Corp, of New York
through which Estes bought
fertilizer to sell below cost to
Texas farmers on condition
that they store their grain in
his warehouses.
Records of nine Texas banks
involving AZ of Estes business
and personal accounts.
Estes SubpOenaed
Senator Mcclellan said that
Estes has been subpoenaed to
appear before the committee
at some future date, but
added:
MY guess is that he wont
cooperate in any area involved
in charges against him. Estes
will do what his attorney tells
him to do. I have the impress
sion that his attorneys will ad-
wise him to cooperate. but in
most areas he will not be able
to cooperate without doing in
jury to his defense"
Estes is under both Federal
and State fraud indictments
and criminal investigations are
continuing at both the Federal
and State levels.
Others to Be Called
In addition to Estes, Senator
Mcclellan said the subcom-
mittee has subpoenaed or will
subpoena Mr.. Ralph; Emery
Jacobs, who resigned by re-
quest as deputy administrator
of the Agricultural Conserva-
ton and Sterilization Service;
William Morris, who worked in
the same service and was fired
when he refused to make him.
self available for questioning,
and N. Battles Hales, Agricul-
ture employe who has charged
that Estes received "the equiva-
lent of favoritism" in his deal
ings with the Agriculture De-
partment.
Senator Mcclellan was asked
If Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman would be subpoenaed.
II am confident that Secre-
tary Freeman will want to come
down and give any assistance
he can," he said.
In emphasizing the broad
ened scope Of the investigation.
Senator Mcclellan said that
the subcommittee, If it develops
evidence to support the ailega-
tons that have been made, will
determine whether these events
occurred because of weakness
in the present laws, faulty ad-
ministration, acts of corrup-
ton or a combination Of these
Mr.. Freeman, meanwhile,
spent 20 minutes with Presi-
dent Kennedy today. but the
White House would not disclose
the purpose of his unscheduled
visit. /
Andrew T. Hatcher, assistant |
press secretary, was asked
whether the conference might
have dealt with the Estes case.
He replied that he did not know
what the President and Mr..
talked about. and did
not want to speculate.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

There's q bigger job here
pair Of pants or a pair of shoe
as The emerged from, a 90-min-
ute closed meeting bf his sub
committee.
He was referring to allega-
tions that Estes bestowed gifts
on Agriculture Department Of
ficials and others to get IA
vored treatment for his far
flung cotton and grain stol age
empire.
Pledge Public Hearings
The subcommittee voted d
unanimously to hold public
hearings "at such time as the
staff has the case properly pre-
pared for full hearings" Sena-
tor Mcclellan reported.
He gave no estimate of when
public hearings would be held,
but said the subcommittee ex-
poets to hold some closed meet
ings with witnesses to help pre-
pare for the public hearings.
Pledging a full, thorough
and complete" investigation of
alleged influence deals by the
indicted financier, Senator Nc
Clellan said there was no sign
of partisan discord among the
Subcommittee's members over
plans to follow the trail of
evidence, which could lead to
the doorsteps of people high in
Government during both the
Kennedy and Eisenhower ad-
nlinistrations.
The investigation, as Senator
Mcclellan sees it now, will
focus on Estes cotton allot-
n1ents and storage Of grain for
the Government. He said the
committee will try to develop
Information giving a clearer
understanding of how the
Agriculture Department func-
tions in these areas.
Expansion Shown
Senator Mcclellan released
figures to show how Estes
grain storage arrangements
grew. Estes began grain storage
operations on March 8, 1859,
With 2,960,000 bushels. There-
after. the records showed, he
steadily accumulated more
grain until he reached a peak
Of 81 million bushels on Febru-
airy %.
There was never any reduc-
ton in the total amount of
grain in his warehouse, the
Senator noted, until after Feb
raary %.
The figures were considered
significant because many other
grain warehouses were COM
planning that grain was being
withdrawn from them and
they could not keep up their
mortgage payments for lack of
this revenue from the Govern
nlent.
sSenator Mcclellan reported
that Estes collected So million
in fees from the time he
started storing grain until he
went into receivership this
year.
AThe Senator explained that
he could not fix a date for
public hearings because of the
voluminous records that the
staff must study.
HE reported that as of to-
morrow at least 81 investiga-
tors will be on the case, in
Guiding seven committee in
vestigators and "a from the
General Accounting Office.
Records Sought
iSubpoenaed so far, he said,
are:
Telephone company records
in Washington and Texas and
Estes telephone credit card. It
has been charged that Estes
telephone credit card was held
by James T. Ralph, former
Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture, who was fired this week.
Records of the Washington,