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The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-Used vinyl covered
sofa-bed and chair, $3.50; 3-piece
living room suite, S65.00; 4-chair
dinette set, S24.95; Kelvinator
Wringer-washcr, $2500; vinyl sofa
bed. excellent condition, S4995; 4
chair wooden dinette set. $685.:
Westinghouse automatic washer,
$685.: 40-inch gas range, $500:
kerosene refrigerator, $685. Rol-
yans, phone DE 4-215O. ADV. 21-
1t
FOR SALE-Two-story. 8-room
house al Aurora, W Va. Aluminium
siding, full basement, bath, ample
closet space, coal furnace, fire
place in living room, double block
garage with pit, well with electric
pump, back porch glassed in, To-
Gated on two acres of ground on
Rt so. Priced for quick sale. Phone
Aurora 2210 or Westernport 359-
5887 Mrs Nina LipScOmb ADV.
21-3t
The Republican., 1963-07-25

CLOSEOUT sale on all 1863
model TV sets, and washers and
dryers Mast's, Grantsville, Md. 1T
Adv. 20-2t
FOR SALE-Lmge Durham COW,
to freshen Sept s; Holstcin. fresh
en- Dee. 1. Alton j. Yodcr, r 2, near
Red House. ADV. 20-2t"
MACHINERY FOR SALE-Allis-
Chalmers model 60 combines, Me
Cormick-Deering Thresher, good
condition; Oliver PTO baler. Coch-
ran Farm Equipment Co., Somer-
set Pa phone 4348. ADV. 21-3t
FOR SALE-Four-piece bedroom
suite, like new, bed, dresser, chest
of drawers, nightstand. light wood;
gun cabinet, double glass doors:
chrome breakfast set, four chairs,
yellow and green Contact Robert
E. Frazee, Box 49, McHenry, Md.
ADV. 20-3t*
The Republican., 1963-07-25
DEER PARK, MD.
DE 4-2612

SELL OUT OF Poultry equip
ment, including automatic feeder
and waterers, also starting equip
ment for 1900 flock size. Contact
David Otto, SWanton, phone 1884,
1927. ADV. 19-tf
FOR SALE-7-room house, par
tial basement. furnace heat. 2
large porches, sun porch. Formerly
Shirley Wright property. Clarence
Beckman, Mt Lake Park, phone
DE 4-4717 ADV 20-tf
FOR SALE - Registered Hamp-
shire rams of all ages. Can be
seen at Garrett County fair during
fair week and any time at the Guy
Stanton farm, Grantsville, Md,
phone TW 5-5446. Stewart and
Thomas Stanton. ADV 21-6t
FOR SALE - Cottage, Deep
Creek, duplex, bedrooms each
side, can be converted to four bed
rooms Deep well, shuttle board,
lake privileges, boat dock, 14-ft
boat and 35 Mercury motor. priced
to sell fast. Phone DE 4-2096. -
Adv 18-4t*
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE -- 5-ycar-old pony
marc with colt Can DE 1880. =
Adv lift
FOR SALE-Onc oboe. like new,
price $500 Phone DE 4-1680 ~
Adv 5-tf
FOR sALE-1963 Jcep pickup,
or will trade for land. Phone DE 4
1855 ADV. 1877
FOR SALE - Rubbcroid 215-lb.
shingles, special $685.. A. u, Nay
lor and Co. ADV. l9-3t
SPECIAL-ReduceG price on a
81 Lawn Boy riding mower Grange
Supply Center. ADV 1877
FOR SALE-Onc acre of beauti-
full ground between Crcllin and
Hutton, on route SO. Call 487l, Ter
ra Alta. ADV. list
FOR SALE - STos and barn
equipment. Brenncman Farm Sup
ply, Keyser Ridge. Md, phone VA
6-8326. ADV 37-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-1946 Ford Ferguson
tractor with plows, corn picker,
disc, planter, cultivator, 1856 Ply
mouth station wagon Mrs Wilma
Jane Millican. Hutton, Md, on the
old Welch place. ADV. 19-4t*
FOR SALE-'57 Buick 4-dr. Spc-
cial. new paint, $685.. '56 Buick 4
DIR. Roadmaster, new paint, $685.
81 GMC 1-ton, 1895; 81 CMC
panel, 1895; luggage trailer, SIPS.
Gibson's Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn. -
Adv. 21-tf
FOR SALE - McCormick-Deer-
type combines, grain binder, used
type cobines, grain binder, used
mowers, New Holland balers,
Oliver baler, model 50 pro. Large
selection of crawlers, some with
high lifts, blades and winches.
Cochran Farm Equipment CO.,
Somerset, Pa. ADV. 19-3t
The Republican., 1963-07-25
rUk RENT

FOX RENT
FOR RENT - Four-room house
Phone DE 4-2117 -Adv. 18-tf
FOR RENT - Thrcc-room fur
nished apartment Call DE 4-9831
ADV. 18-4t
FOR RENT - Threc-rOom fur
nishcd apartment. No children. Call
DE 4-471O ADV. 2l-tf
FOR Sleeping rooms for
men or women. 403 oak St. call
DE 1855 ADV 1j-tf
FOR RENT - Furnished apart
mcnt. 1st floor. private entrance
and bath. Phone DE 4-i745. ADV.
20-f
The Republican., 1963-07-25
Listings Needed For
Loke Properties

GLENDALE ROAD-Attrac-
tive 5 room and bath cottage
situated on large wooded lot
with l65 Fl. lake frontage. All
conveniences. Furnishings in
cIude washer, dryer, deep freeze
and hot water heater. Other i'm
provements include two story
garage and deck. Shown by ap-
poi1tment.
HARVEYS PENINSULA -
Brand new and ready to move
into. Two cottages. Each has iiV-
ing room with hardwood floors
and fireplace, kitchen with stain
less steel sink. 3 bedrooms. bath
and utility room. Situated on
wooded, handicapped lots with
right of way 10 lake in deed.
Priced at SIG 500 and s12 500.
DEEP CREEK VILLAGE
The perfect spot 10 raise fam
lily or retire. A lovely 3 bedroom
home situated on 1 acre wood
ed and handicapped lot overlook
ing the beautiful YoughiogheHy
River in d cuiet area of neat
WeIl-kept homes. Oil fired hot
cir heat, 2 car garage. Free
water, sewage and street lights.
Shown by appointment.
OAK STREET IN OAKLAND
Two story apartment dwelling
in central location, close to
school and downtown shopping
area. Good condition. Shown by
appointment.
DEEP CREEK LAKE-HazeI-
hurst Area-A family vacation
cottage on . large lot fronting
150' on county road. Cottage
contains living room with pine
paneIing, fireplace with heat
iIator, picture window, built in
kitchen with stainless steel sink,
two bedrooms and bath. Lot is
landscaped with pine. Concrete
block tool and equipment house.
Sale price includes all furnish
ings, dishes, siIverware and
swimming dock. This property
regularly rented fer SIS per
week last summer.-9,50o00.
MT. LAKE PARK-"c" St
A clean, well kept residence
among fine homes on quiet
paved street. Situated on beau
tiful wooded LOT. Contains three
bedrooms. Presently used as
summer home but can easily be
converted for year round living.
improvements include garage
with shop above. Priced to sell
at once.
OAKLAND-A lovely 2 story
brick home situated on a corner
lot. Contains a bedrooms,
baths, pIastered walls, hardwood
floors, full basement, gas fired
hot air heat, 2 car garage. A
perfect family home with plenty
Of room for children 10 play.
DEEP CREEK LAKES bed
rn.. 2 bath home completely fur
nished and suitable for year
round living. Oil fired hot air
heat. Situated on 8.44 acres of
land with 529 feet lake frontage.
Ideal for development or pri-
VacY. Owner moved to Florida.
Act now as this property priced
to move at only S19,500.00!
DEEP CREEK LAKE LOTS
We have wide variety Of Lake
lots TO suit every taste and price
range situated in the Green
Glade, Breast of Dam. Pawn
Run, HarVey's Peninsula, Lake
Shore Drive and Turkey Neck
sections of Deep Greek Lake.
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-One trailer on 8
lots. White picket fence surround
ing entire lots. On Cozy Row in
Mt Lake Park Phone DE 4-2666.
ADV. 19-tf
FOR SALE-Small farm consist
ing of some So acres, bank barn
40X60, 10-room house with bath,
full basement with hot air coal fur
mace, all modern conveniences.
Borders on Rts. 135 and 38, miles
from Deep Greek Lake. Mrs. R. L.
SebOld, Deer Park. ADV. 14-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-7-room house and
both. hot and cold water. full base
mcnt: TO acres OF ground. Phone
453-32l9. James Ccsnick, Kitzmiller.
ADV Plat
FOR SALE-Cathedral Inn. Au
rora. W Va. 19 rooms, furnished
and equipped. sacrifice price.
Write Frank Kimmcll, Aurora, w.
Va. ADV. 5-tf
FOR SALE-Uscd office desks,
file cabinets, adding machines.
typeWritcrs, cash registers, parts
bins, glass floor display cases.
Oakland Discount Sales, dial DE
4-41t1 -Adv. Soft
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE - 10-coIumn electric
National adding machine. Adds,
multiplies, subtracts in red. Instant
totals always visible. Less than %
original cost. Fully guaranteed 1
year. Call 334-2225 or 334-2898. =
Adv 13-tf
FOR SALE-3 acres with Groom
cottage Electric, telephone. Lo-
Gated in Altamont, Md, miles
east Deer Park, close to main high
way. Priced to sell. For informa-
ton write Mrs. John w King, AZ
S. Water St, Keyser, W. Va, phone
788-6801. ADV. 12-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-One Ayrshire COW,
6 years old, or will trade for Here
ford heifer of equal value. Phone
359-2096 after p. m. ADV. 21-3t
FOR SALE - 1852 Savoy Ply
mouth, RADIO heater, automatic
transmission, 4-door sedan, back
up lights. 2-tone paint. Call DE 4
2210. ADV. lift
FOR SALE-Regislered Dachs-
hund puppies, shots, healthy,
reasonable Lough's, ia Randolph
St, Salem, w Va, phone Salem
82681. ADV. 2l-3t#
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SAIE-3 steel Beams, 12"x
So Phone DE 4-4615-Arv. 20-tf
FOR SALE-195G Pontiac 4-door
hardtop Star Chief, S595. Phone
DE 4-2292 or 33i-9211. -Adv. 19-tf
FOR SALE-Uscd Westinghouse
automatic washer. in good cordi-
ton. Rolyans phone 334-2l50. -
ADV. l5-tf
FOR SALE-5-bcdroom house on
High St, near high school Full
basement with garage Phone DE
1850. -Adv. 5-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

WANTLD-Uscd bride aad sad
die for pony Call DE 1861 after
6 p. m. ADV 20-2t
WANTED-Bakirg and sewing
to do in my home. Phone Eglon
10-F-10l evenings. ADV. 2l-3t
IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT
for an experienced waitress at
Hincbaugh's restaurant. ADV. 2l-
If
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-Solar bulk tanks.
Finance available. Harold and Sam
Stcyer, Loeb Lynn-Gorman road
Phone DE 4-29O0 ADV. 18-tf
FOR SALE - Zero bulk milk
coolers. New and used. Call or
write David ]. Bciler, Grantsville,
Md. dial TW 5-5567. ADV. loft
The Republican., 1963-07-25

STORE HELP WANTED for
summer employment Must be high
school graduate, college students
age IS to 27 preferred Phone 334-
1882 week days between 8 a. m.
and 5 p. m. for appointment after
April 18. ADV 5-tf
MATTRESSES needed. Only
those who are interested in yoar
round employment need apply
Must be prompt, reliable, neat in
appearance, and have own trans
portation. Forty-hour week, good
tips, plus wages. Experience de-
sired but not necessary Must APP
ply in person between and p.
m VIII o. the Wisp, Oakland. -
Adv. 20-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Gnsurance-SR22 filings promptly
made on suspended or revoked
licenses, Ray Teets Insurance
Agency, Phone DE 4-2l37, Oakland,
Md. ADV. 3S-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE - Eight-room house,
full basement. gas, hot water heat,
all conveniences, ideally located.
Phone DE 4-2356. ADV 8-tf
FOR SALE-Three used four
drawer steel office files, letter
size, fair condition. Phone or
write Garrett County Welfare
Board, phone DE 4-2375. ADV.
20-4t
HOMEMADE Wedding
and birthday cakes, catering for
receptions and parties. Phone 693-
4121 Monday-Friday evenings. All
day Saturday and Sunday. ADV.
19-4t@'
FOR SALE-40-acrc farm, in
good tillable land, pasture, good
water, good barn, other buildings.
Possession in November. Grover
Lee, Oakland, r 2, on Mason road.
ADV 19-3t#
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FIREWOOD FOR SALE-Phone
DE A-A26G. ADV 1877
SALE on living loom suites,
many c'o5couts. Mast's. Grantsville.
ADV. 20-2t
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-Upright piano, S35.
Call DE 4-48l5.--Adv 19-tf.
FOR SALE--2z-n. back bar: 28
case dry Figidaire pop cooler p,
G.. Arnold, Deer Park. ADV 52A-
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-GE automatic wash
cr, good as new. Mrs Della Mel
lott, phone DE 4-4865. ADV. 21-tf
ADDING MACHINE and type
writer ribbons, 97c to $500. All
makes. The Music Shop. ADV s.
If
LAND FOR SALE-Almost 2
acres, near State road, Hutton. Call
Mrs. Slaubaugh, DE 4-4254. ADV.
21-3t"
The Republican., 1963-07-25

METAL ROOFING at our ware
house or put on complete by ex-
perienced men. A. j. Wengerd.
Salisbury, phone MO 2-6632. ADV.
5-22t#
REED AND CANE bottoming
chairs done by Edward Weimer.
Directly behind Assembly of God
church, Crellin. Call DE 4-4369. -
Adv. 2O-3tH
The Republican., 1963-07-25
Classified Advertising
.
MISCELLANEOUS

WEBS PRECISION Saw Filing.
Md. route 49, Crcllin. phone DE a
1860 ADV. 20-7t"
WE THREAD PIPE, day or
night. Bring it to Browning's, Inc,
Third St, Oakland, Md. ADV. 12-
If
WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia.
Mary r. Martin, Mt. Lake Park.
Md, phone DE 4-3141 or DE q
2224-Adv. 20-tf.
The Republican., 1963-07-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-13-ft. aluminium Lone
Star" boat. 7l2 hip. Evinrude motor
Reward offered. Phone DE 4-40l4.
ADV. 19-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR SALE-FIche's corrugated
cement stave silos, SiIo-Matic silo
unloaders and ScrU-Feed'r, Bulk
O-Mauc feed bins. Prone VA g.
8163. ADV soft
FOR SALE-80C new aluminium
3-track windows, 2 glass and l
screen. Any size on our lot, S5.95
each. Piper Electric Co, phone DE
1858, Oakland. Open evenings. -
ADV. 13-tf
The Republican., 1963-07-25

FOR -3-bedroom house,
2-car garage, acres of lana 5
miles west Of Oakland Thayer
Sanders, Oakland, Md ADV. lift
The Republican., 1963-07-25
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !!
on the largest supply Of
Useful Military Surplus

Flashlights 77c-Lanterns from
S1.37 - Mess Kits and Can
teens, new and used, from Sac
-knapsacks from TIC - Fish !
ing Tackle at lowest prices any
where = Foam Rubber 96c b.
House Paint S1.94 a gallon =!
U. S. Army Fatigues, Jackets
and Pants S2.98 ca. = Swim
Trunks S187 - Used Fatigue
Jackets S1.17 = Surplus Army
Pup Tents s5.94 complete =
Army Canvas Water Buckets
94c - Army Telephones, Flash
light Battery Operated S29.SS
set of - Surplus Rifles, 303
EnfieIds, 7.65 ,Mausers, 30.o6
SpringfieIds - Sleeping Bags,
all prices - Ponchos, Raincoats, /
Rain Suits = Foot Lockers Il
Wool Blankets = Air Mattress
es from S1.39 - New Work
Shoes, Best Quality at Lowest
Prices from s4.94 pr. - Army
Cloth Work Suits, Jackets, Work
Shirts Tool Boxes S4.94 -
Large Metal Boxes S2.67 i
Rubber Boats - Rubber Rats
= Styrene Hats, Boxes, Novel
ties - Water Skis - Mems and
Boys Sport Shirts Sl.1 i
Mems Tee Shirts and Briefs
48c = Walking Shorts S2.94 =
Swim Fins S1.37 - Swim Masks
67c - Snorkels &c, and 1000
Other Hard-to-Find Items.
LOOK FOR THE BRIGHT
YELLOW STORES
ARMY AND NAVY
DISCOUNT STORES
229 {. Alder st. Oakland, Md.
KeYser, w. Va.
The ONLY Surplus Store in
Garrett and Mineral Counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

local President Frank Meow
an, who had recommended &C.
ceptance of the settlement
"The major objection from the
floor was the lack of a 35-
hour work week."
But Donald r. McVey, ex-
ecutive secretary Of the Pub
fishers Association of New York
City, said publishers are "un-
willing to resume negotiations
and see no point in meeting
with the union.
Had Argued on Cut
The publishers and union ne
gotiators had agreed to a re-
duction Of the work week from
1874 to IS hours for men work.
ing on one of the three shifts
the overnight shift. The
hours cut would not have gone
into effect until the second
year Of the proposed two-yeal
contract. The union negotia.
tors made concessions to gel
this cut.
A desire for an immediate
35-hour week for all photoen.
gravers apparently was the
chief factor in the vote to re-
ject.
Mayor Wagner said 1t was up
to the union to call another
ratification meeting. Mean
while, no talks or meetings of
any kind were scheduled.
Printers similarly had reject
ed contract terms at their first
ratification meeting March II
but accepted the same terms at
another meeting q week later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

>. to sell or represent that
such housing accommodation is
not available when it is avail
able, or discriminate against
such individual in terms
or conditions of the sale, rental,
lease, suitcase, assignment,
transfer or other disposition Of
any such housing.
No person shall advertise
housing by indicating any limit
based on race, religion, color,
ancestry, or national origin.
No financier of housing shall
discriminate for any Of the
same reasons.
Complaint Procedure
(This section contained a pro-
lection for religious or frater-
nal institutions which want to
limit their admission or give
preference to persons of the
same religion, denomination OF
fraternal affiliation.)
2. Handling complaints-Ag-
grieved parties should file with
the Corporation Counsel COM
plants identifying persons &C
cused. If the Corporation
Counsel finds a probable
cause" to believe any COM
plant, he would refer it to q
Cancellation Council.
8. Cancellation by Council
The Council on Human Rela-
tons would give notice to all
interested parties and meet
with them to discuss issues in
volved. Each person would
have a right to appear before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

without going through standard
new drug application proce-
dure.
After DR.. Nestor complained
Of 1t suse for infants, Senator
Humphrey said, the company
agreed to remove the specific
claim for its use for infant
collie and stated it had ceased
to promote the product for in
fants.
Senator Humphrey contended
that after his testimony DR..
Nestor purchased mylicon at q
drug store and found the prod
uct was only available in that
instance "in the very form in
which it is likeliest to be used
for infants, namely in drops"
"The net effect Of all of
FDA's and the company's ac-
tons is that a drug, not
specifically cleared as to safety
for babies, is still used for
babies, because there is no spe-
cific word Of caution against
such use, and. indeed, because
there is ambiguous wording
which might contribute to its
use" Senator Humphrey de-
clared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
Details Of Housing Draft
Revealed at House Hearino

The draft regulations pre-
pared by District Corporation
Counsel Chester H. Gray to ban
discrimination in the sale and
use Of housing here were re-
vealed in a congressional hear
ing today.
Mr.. Gray sent the draft to
the House District Committee
Tuesday. He stressed that 1t
still was in the discussion
stage"
He could not say whether the
proposals dealt with the subject
in q manner satisfactory either
TO himself or to District Com
missioners.
Walter N. Tobriner, president
Of the Board Of Commissioners
today agreed not to impose the
bias bans as regulation but to
submit them to Congress in
the form Of a bill. after he was
requested to do so by q House
subcommittee.
Five Major Sections
The regulations are divided
into five main sections. They
are:
/. Prohibited acts-No owner
real estate broker, real estate
salesman. managing agent, OF
other persons having the right
to sell, rent, lease, suitcase, as
sign or transfer or otherwise
dispose Of any housing accom-
mediation or housing unit shall
refuse, solely because of the
race, religion, color, ancestry,
or national origin, of a respec-
table, well-behaved individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
McNomoro Questions
Disturbing to Mundt

to why the Attorney General
was in there" Senator Mundt
said. There have been no
charges Of malfeasance or any
other thing that should involve
the Department Of Justice"
The South Dakotan said he
considered the questions them
selves proper but added:
There is a little question
about propriety. d. It's a funny
deal. Never in all my investi-
gative experience have ! had
that happen before"
He said the questions were
keyed into specific parts Of the
testimony of the military wit
nesses and commented:
This shows that every state
ment being made by Defense
witnesses before the subcom-
mittee in this inquiry is being
screened. Why don't they
just submit a question and
answer and let 1t 60 at that?"
Issue Of Political Dangers"
Admiral Ashworth, Gen. Ruegg
and other members Of the
board the matter Of political
dangers" arose. While all
four source selection boards
unanimously recommended the
Boeing design, it was decided
after the first round that COM
petition between Boeing and
General Dynamics should con-
tinue with each submitting a
revised design.
This decision was set forth
in a letter signed by 1t. Gen.
Dean c. Strother Of the Air
Force and Vice Admiral r. B.
Prize which included this SEN
tence:
There are political dangers
In the course of action pro-
posed but they should be &C
Senator Mundt, noting this
reference, asked the witnesses
II they had been informed of
what political dangers" the
Air Force general and Admiral
Prize had in mind. Gen. Ruegg
and Admiral Ashworth said
they did not.
The testimony Of the military
experts at yesterday mornings
hearing, censored in some re-
spects, was made available later
in the day.
1t revealed that q team of
253 persons, not counting sep
arate Navy work, spent 275, 900
man hours or about $4,000 man
days Of labor, in an evaluation
that was overturned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28

the panel in person or by at
torney.
Council meetings would be
informal and open to the pub.
lie only If interested parties
agreed in writing. The council
could sit in panels or divisions
Of not less than three members.
II the council failed to con-
ciliate a complaint, 1t would
refer the complaining party
to the Corporation Counsel for
legal action, If he judges 1t
is indicated.
4. Limits-Regulations would
not apply to the rental of
a dwelling unit in a two-family
dwelling by the owner who
occupies one unit. Neither
would the ban apply to rental
OF rooms or houses occupied
by the owner, as tenant.
Injunction Provision
5. Remedies-The Corpora
ton Counsel could ask for an
injunction to prevent discrimi-
nation, on a showing that a
complaint was valid.
Violators would be subject
to a maximum fine Of $500
or imprisonment of 10 days.
Also, owners or operators of
any licensed housing business
refusing to accommodate ire
spectacle, well-behaved indi-
viduals." solely because Of
race, religion, color, ancestry
or national origin, would be
subject to license suspension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
RAIDS

Continued From Page Al
istration Act. There is no indi-
cation the March II attack was
mounted from United States
soil, he said.
Agents are still digging up
information on Tuesdays as
sault.
The Justice Department
spokesman hazarded the opin-
ion that the fact of FBI investi-
cation might tend to put a
damper" on such raids.
Justice officials, like others
in the Government, expressed
mixed feelings toward Cuban
refugee leaders who have vowed
to strike "again and again and
again."
I'VE certainly Sympathize
deeply with their desire to
see Cuba freed" one official
said, "but we don't want them
to push us into a war"
The Coast Guard said IL
regularly patrols the Florida
coast with planes and surface
vessels.
IF we saw an armed boat
heading from Florida to Cuba
we would certainly stop it."
an official said.
However, the Coast Guards
Jurisdiction extends only over
United States territorial waters.
Also. the Job of patrolling the
United States coast is a big
one, and there is no guarantee
that a boat might not slip out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
Wirtz Cool on CLOSING
Of Non-Struck Papers

general, Mr.. Wirtz was asked
whether the administration be-
lieved the public interest calls
for any type Of application to
large unions Of the principles
involved in antitrust laws"
He replied that ''if any in
stitution gets too big for its
britches or too strong in rela-
tionship to the rest of society
1t ought to be cut down." But
he added:
IF the suggestion is that
we apply the breakup Of size
principle by statute to labor
unions as presently constituted,
I think it makes no sense
whatever. May I use as
an Illustration that New York
is today without newspapers
because one union struck four
newspapers and the other five
shut down voluntarily.
II don't object TO that at all.
I simply point out that the
major development toward in
dustry-wide bargaining has
come as a defensive reaction
and that management
would feel in general that the
application Of that breakup
principle to its solution would
leave most OF 1t subject TO the
worst whipsawing that possibly
could develop"
Representative Laird, Repub-
lican Of Wisconsin. apparently
was dissatisfied with that an
swer. He asked specifically
whether Mr.. Writ approved
"of what the newspapers did
in New York"
without passing judgment, 4"
Mr.. Wirtz said, II think I did
not approve of what the news
papers did"