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District Offices l •I T-- s *' v 1 *¦* ty?! By JOSEPH YOUNG G.O.P. Holds The House today is scheduled Witness Says He Saw to approve the 11 per cent clas- sified employe pay raise bill and Key; Martin the postal rate Increase meas- Hoffaand Dio Together ure. Against More than 1 million classified Union Ex-Official Declares Mobster Is employes are affected by the $16,000 on Leaving Setup By J. A. O’LEARY pay including Got Auto bill, more than Speaker Rayburn out Washington. By CECIL HOLLAND came 230.000 in today in favor of the Senate Although separate bills, the A former union official today told Senate investigators civil rights bill, with the jury two measures are definitely he had seen James R. Holla, Detroit Teamsters Union boss trial amendment. linked so far as Federal pay and New York racketeer Johnny Dio together at Teamsters At the same time he admit- raise chances of becoming law conventions and assumed “they speaking ted the Republicans are concerned. were more than hold the | acquaintances.” key to whether the Senate President Eisenhower might through The testimony before the Senate Committee on Improper version can be put the conceivably sign pay legisla- House. labor - management activities tion if the administration's Speaker'* greatly came from Earl Heaton of Los labor movement was another On the heels of the desired rate increase A announcement came state- bill also is approved by Con- FLEEING HURRICANE—Cameron, La., Red Cross in a Lake Charles school cafeteria | Angeles. Until this week he step in the committee’s back- a ment from House Republican gress. although residents, remembering the destructive Hur- after evacuating their homes ¦ was president of the Allied In- ground preparation for calling a veto is still when Hurricane denouncing indicated. ricane Audrey, line up for breakfast from the Bertha began dustrial Workers but did not Hoffa as a witness on his re- Leader Martin the threatening—AP Wirephoto. at jury trial amendment and call- But important, seek re-election the union's lations with Dio. even more en- convention a few days ago ing for its defeat. Hope for an of rate in Hoffa actment postal increases: St. is expected to appear early-agreement began to van- would stir more | Louis. next week, probably Tuesday, sentiment in \ The Industrial Workers are ish in the conflict between the Congress in favor of overriding! Group \ MISSISSIPPI for detailed questioning. His Senate successor two statements. Drug the of the old United pay Peddler | appearance a raise veto, should it occur. : TEXAS ill has added impor- There was one ray of hope Senate Passage Indicated 1 Dio Shows Two Faces to Senators in i tance because the 44-year-old remaining in the lact that Mr. LOUISIANA Hearing. Page A-10 I labor leader is regarded as the Martin has not yet said There Indications 'TTZT what are that Sibley Site likely successor of Dave Beck he would do about a compro- OKs < the Senate, in addition to ap- Raids Hold 21 j Automobile Workers AFL >. as president of the 1.5 million- ¦ limiting the jury ouio» mise. trial proving classified and postal ie |,f Coo *o«9» whose-locals in the New York member International Team- j * amendment to voting rights employe pay Measure Approved area controlled raises next week, I Cho'‘o» 4f ' Crackdown Caps were by Dio sters Union. cases. In its present form it willalso approve the postal rate Iteume”' ia*ov«”» and his hoodlums. As Passed by House 3-Month Probe Bought Off Dio For $16,000 would establish trial by jury measure. The committee was inter- for criminal contempt growing By DON S. WARREN Dio himself to The administration is most An all-night roundup of nar- ested in Mr. Heaton's testimony refused out of the enforcement of any anxious to obtain postal The Health Subcommittee of particularly because the Dio throw any light on his asso- rate cotics peddlers netted a total of Federal law. Increases this year. It seems to | the Senate District Committee locals spawned an assortment ciations with Hoffa in his ap- 21 arrests and a quantity of pearance Rayburn for Present Form be a "now or never" situation today voted unanimously to re- C'ly |L/ of hoodlum officers for Team- yesterday before the as far as rate increase chances i port the House-p&ssed bill to dope. sters Union "paper locals"— committee. He declined to an- Although Mr. Rayburn urged are concerned. But the ad- permit the location of the new Detective Sergt. Seymour unions with no members—in swer almost every question put acceptance of the Senate bill ~ ¦¦¦¦ grounds ministration is opposed to pos-1 Sibley Hospital on a 12-acre 1 f ¦ GvW cf Raboy of the Metropolitan Po- the New York area. According to him on the that as it stands, he indicated he where t* to tal and classified employe pay site along Loughboro road in • k lice Narcotics squad said the to the committee. Hoffa used his answers might tend in- would go along with the pro- raises. the Dalecarlia reservoir reser- GRANO raids were made by mem- the "paper locals" and Dio's criminate him. posed compromise jury trial There is some talk on Capi- vation. 1 ISLE bers of the Narcotics Squad as- help to rig a union election in Mr. Heaton, in his testimony, amendment “if necessary." He investigators great tol Hill of a deal being made The subcommittee, headed sisted by Federal agents as the a move to win control of all told the Senate said. “A many people are / approved payment of to between pay raise sponsors and by Senator Morse, Democrat of climax of a three-month inves- Teamsters affairs in Metropol- he the willing go along with that.’’ administration officials. But Oregon, reported a bill exactly tigation. itan New York. $16,000 to Dio in 1954 to get Mr. Rayburn emphasized that | Heaton's re- the racketeer out of the old some of the Republicans on the administration officials deny as passed by the House, includ- I»«"« Sergt. Raboy called it a rou- Mr. testimony this, declaring that the White ing a last - minute addition tine cleanup garding Dio s activities in the-; ¦f See LABOR, Page A-10 House Rules Committee will e of street peddlers ¦ to House opposed pav -" mI V- j have support the position he is to Federal there regarding the transfer of ** after careful undercover work. » ' is taking if the House is to get raises even if it means losing a liens on any non-profit private VATW MlltS He said no "big peddlers" chance of were opportunity to vote the getting increased hospital coming under the seized, but added the raids may an on postal j Senate bill. rates. terms of the District s Hospital have cut off some potentially 40 Americans Defy HURRICANE MOVING Ban The Rules Committee However, if Congress enacted Center Act. UP—Map indicates big operators. con- postal rate increases as a route of Hurricane Bertha, moving west- sists of eight Democrats and separate bill and it was signed Goes to Full Committee j northwest toward Louisiana-Texas border Peddling Laid to 17 four Republicans. But four of into law, This means that any hospital. area.—AP On Visiting the Democrats, including administration offi- Wirephoto Seventeen Red China by may Map, suspects were cials concede a presidential covered this act trans- charged Chairman Smith of Virginia, lyith peddling under MOSCOW, Aug. 9 (A*).—About 40 American delegates to re. veto on pay might well be over- fer a lien on an old plant to the Harrison Narcotics are Southerr If all four Among Act. the Communist-sponsored Youth today were present .d voting against riden by Congress. a new one. these hos- Four others were charged with World Festival pitals are Providence, Episco- accepted an invitation to visit Red China, and at least the Senau bill the House * Hurricane Bertha Aims vagrancy under the District one Tie-in Possible pal, Emergency leadership »ould need three and Garfield. Uniform Narcotics Du g Act appeared to be on the verge of defecting to the Soviet Union. There also is a possibility The Sibley measure of the four Republicans to i is ex- Sergt. Raboy a State Department ban on travel that classified and postal pay pected to be taken up at the said 42 capsules There Is to bring out s rule. I of heroin were taken fiom Communist China. raises will be tied into the same next meeting of the full Dis- AtLouisiana-Texas Area one ' Bill on Speaker's Desk bill with postal rates and sent trict Committee, which prob- suspect and 25 from another. The man reported to be planning defection was described Storm para- The Senate bill to the White House. aDly will be held early next Becomes Full-Fledged Hurricane, Considerable narcotics by a dependable source to be a is on the phernalia also was seized Speaker s desk in the House, But all this is conjecture at week. Expected to Strike Coasts veteran of World War IIin his Officer Lincoln White told re- moment, Tonight Armed but it would take unanimous the as raise forces ad- Members of the subcom- with warrants the early 30s. He may already have porters “We are opposed to just their strategy as the oc- in NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 9 (A*).—Tropical storm Bertha police took most of the suspects consent to consider it without mittee addition to Chair- taken the Initial steps. His their travel to Red China.” a special Senator Clark, ballooned Into a full-fledged today on the streets, but went was ‘ not immediately rule from the Rules casion arises. man Morse are hurricane and aimed into name He refused to speculate on Committee. The Senate is to approve Democrat of Pennsylvania, its deadly punch homes for others. One of the divulged. due and at the West Louisiana-upper Texas coasts what action would be taken Mr Martin said classified and postal pay Beall, Republican policemen. Detective F. K American not the jury- raises Senator of along a 125-mile front. The has been against any youths who de- trial amendment next week. Maryland. Aiken, was struck in the face seen in the United States dele- in the Senate The Bureau's advisory cide to go. "That would de- bill "would purpose The classified pay In announcing Weather at 10 a m. (CST> located and suffered a scra'ched arm gation's at defeat the raise bill the subcom- hurricane, hotel the Moscow pend on the circumstances of before provides mittee Senator the traveling roughly in the same path as its in making an arrest. agricultural for the President to assure the the House an action. Morse exhibition more surrounding their entry,” voting rights of all 11 per voiced sharp killer predecessor Audrey six than two Several Americans." across-the-board cent criticism of the I Charged with assault on an days. of his ago, he said. Mr. Martin attached to nis pay raise to all Army Engineer Corps and weeks about 140 miles coastal late yester- officer as peddling friends said he was in an in- (In Government area started as well was one case involving statement letter from Acting employes, including of southeast of Lake Charles. La. day firmary ill with grippe a classified the District Commis- when the first warnings of Robert W. Warren. 21. of the and no travel to Red China, the Attorney General P. those in the District govern- sioners for opposing of The storm’s highest winds the season’s second block one could see him. William use storm came 4000 of New Hampshire : Continued on Page A-4, Col. 1 Rogers, reviewing his objections ment, as legislative for were estimated at 75 miles per from as well and the tract the new Sibley the Weather Bureau. avenue N.W. The short fracas Two Others May Stay to the jury trial judicial employes. Hospital. nour within about 30 miles of drilling place amendment. The amount Offshore oil crews be- took at Fifth and East Two other The letter repeated arguments employes the center with gales flaring gan returning American dele- of the increase for in While the committee did not to the mainland Capitol streets. gates told other Americans they Mr. Rogers made the the third of grade this out 100 miles the center. at the first to Senate step 13 and act on particular subject from warnings. thinking of staying here Soble's Wife, before it Bertha expected Joined in Raid were acted. He told Mr. continuing through grade 17 today. Senator Morse said he was to con- for "study" when SI,OOO. thought tinue a slow trek between West CivilDefense Alerted the festival Martin the effect of the jury is limited to the record dictated- Other Narcotics Squad mem- ends'Sunday. trial amendment that the Engineer Corps should and Northwest at 10 to 12 miles Civil defense units were bers participating in the raids Albam Get will be "to Pay Ceiling Remains per Fifteen Americans, including hamper not only the enforce- remove from the reservation fa- hour for the next 12 hours alerted from New Orleans west- were J. W. B. F. Employes 18, Hawkins. eight members of the group's ment of the civil rights bill it- in Grade which cilities built there for the Army High ward. Fogel and Thomas Dldone. pays an annual salary Tides Expected Administrative Committee, will eslf. but also to make it much of Map Service and the Beach Civil along charged s'/2 Years $16,000, would pay The advisory defense units the Those with peddling make the three-week trip as more difficult to enforce Fed- receive no Erosion Board. warned that upper Texas Gulf raise since the $16,000 classified Coast were were Samuel McDaniels, 22, of nonpaying guests of the Peiping NEW YORK, Aug. 9 (A7.— eral law and policy in other tides would reach J to 6 feet keeping a close pay ceiling is not lifted by the Sees Hospital Needs watch on the the unit block of DeFrees street I government. Jacob Albam. 64, a former ‘ vital areas involving the public between Galveston and Claude Spencer, dealer, bill. Oregon Senator Sabine. storm duty N.E.: William F. Phillips. 20. of The others will be asked to Brooklyn tea and spice • interest." The said he officer civil The House already has ap- would pursue this question Tex., located on thetyxwisiana at defense head- the 1500 block A street N.E.: pay a token SIOO each for and Mrs. Myra Soble, 52. were “The argument has been quarters for region 5 Robert Moore, years proved a flat $546 postal pay next January if some steps have border. Tides of 3 to 5 feet were at Den- A 24, of the 1600 transportation to and from sentenced to s*a in prison 1 made that criminal contempts ton, Tex., said no evacuation block Rosedale street NE China and for expenses today for spying for the past raise bill. not been taken before then. He expected along the Centra) | : all of each ' in the have been relatively had been started in Texas, but j Agnes S. Brown. 24. of th6 1200 their tour. Soviet Union. few number, The Senate is expected to said it was possible that the Louisiana in and therefore vote the House-approved coast. all precautions were being block N street N.W.; Henry L. They are expected to leave Her husband. Jack. 54. a no great apprehension need be 11- Senate District Committee re- Tides the taken. per-cent classified and the 546 port on the Sibley bill, assum- in area normally Veney. 33. of the 1200 block N shortly after the windup of the third member of the espionage ' exercised about the impact of postal pay ing are about 1 foot. He said If the street N.W.: Irving J. Young, 24, Moscow festival, scheduled raise bills instead of It is approved by the full storm main- for Accused Master Russian Spy Ar- See RIGHTS, Page A-4 the ones approved by the Sen- committee, would contain The area threatened by the tains its present speed and di- lof the 300 block Thirteenth this week end. some street S.E.; Wilbert B. raigned. Page A-11 I ate Civil Service Committee. comments about the desirabil- hurricane Includes the strip ot rection, it would probably move i Fowler. Debated All Night The cost of the two House ity of moving these Louisiana laid waste by Audrey, inland near the Houston-Gal- 36. of the unit block Fenton ring, to be sentenced later A-Device Explosion installa- Clyde Hardy. The approximately was bills is 849 million. Offsetting : which claimed more than 500 veston area about 10 p.m. to- street N.E.: L. 20. 150 dele- was tions. gates He not in court. Postponed this somewhat, the He challenged lives in the Cameron-Grand night. of the 1200 block Fourth street debated the Chinese offer pleaded guilty. 12th Time additional also the state- all All three had revenues that would be brought ment of the District area June 27 and reaped prop- The Louisiana N.W.; Joseph Willis, 26, of the night. Frequent questions Both Albam and Mrs. Soble i ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev., Commis- coastland be- 100 block K street S.W.; Ulys- asked about in by the postal rate increase sioners that Washington has an erty damage in the millions. gan to feel Bertha's were the possibili- appeared shocked when Fed- Aug. 9 (AY—The explosion of winds R. King, 23, of the 1400 ties of State Department bill would amount to $462 mil- j ample supply of hospital beds. Drilling Crews Flee about midnight. The Weather ses action eral District Judge Richard H. . an atomic device, code-named lion the first year and gradually He added Bureau block Ames place N.E.: Harry against any who violate provi- Levet pronounced the sen- “Shasta." has Oeen postponed I that American Uni- But despite the threat of said winds 30 to 40 37, of the 2700 block sions which ro up to $527 million at the end versity has need for expansion m.p.h occurred along C. Brown. on their passports tences. for the 12th time. Unfavorable Bertha's punishing winds and the coast N.W.; Charles by of four years. which mlßht be handicapped the of I Thirteenth street were issued entering Red The reason for not sentenc- winds were blamed, the ALC flooding tides, some hardy resi- from mouth the Missis- Long, of the unit block China. if it were necessary for the new sippi River to Bay, T. 25. ing Soble immediately was not : said last night. dents of the Cameron area re- Vermilion L Street N.E., and his Tne American Embassy here Sibley Hospital to be built on 100 miles west ol New Orleans. father. disclosed. He will be sentenced j The blast from a 500-loot Ship fused to leave, although an esti- Roosevelt Long, ad- had immediate comment I Sails for Arctic the university grounds. 47. same no on September 18. tower was rescheduled for Sat- CLEVELAND, mated 500 people evacuated Harry Thomas, jr.. the expedition. Aug. 9 OP). Under the bill, Sibley would dress; R. j The State De- The three defendants were ' urday morning. It to have - Cameron last night. : was The newly • 29. of the 200 block Fourteenth partment had tried to discour- specifically christened Coastal Page charged with con- been fired today. See SIBLEY, A-4 The flight from the low-lying Mrs. N.E.; age ' Queen sailed from here today Eisenhower I -treet William A. Jenkins. Americans from coming to spiring with ‘‘numerous high 1 « on a privately financed expedi- 28. of the 4300 block Hays street the festival by labeling it a ranking Soviet officials" to ob- tion to search for mineral de- Allowed to Walk ¦ N.E., and Walter V. King. 2b. Communist propaganda pro- tain documents, photographs posits of the block Ames street gram. above the Arctic Circle. Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower is 1400 and writings vital to the de- jCOUPLE RETIRES Gale Hits Alps Climbers N.E. ‘State Department Press fense of the United States making a “most satisfactory" knowing they were to be trans- ON THE WATER recovery from a gynecological the Union ACT NOW! mitted to Soviet EVEN A PIANO it oboord ths operation she Albam and the Sobles were ar- Stranded on Sheer Wall underwent at home ol o Front Royal couple who rested last January 25. Walter Reed Army Hospital 916,579 Tourists Set hove retired on the woter. Their GRINDEWALD, Switzerland, “We can only hope that the Tuesday, reported story oppeors in Leisure Sports- Aug. 9 (A*)-—A bitter drop mysteriously her doctors the 60-mlle- wind will as mon's Section, C-4. an-hour gale today lashed at as it arose.” through the White House to- Hit by Streetcar, i four mountaineers stranded on A grueling 2,500 feet above day. Monthly D. C. Record THE IDEA ol most tots is to look older. Coot designers get the one of the most dangerous rock them lies the summit, safety Mrs. Eisenhower 'took her A na Man, Dies record-breaking 916,579 1 summer tourist mecca." Mr. 82, message this season, according to walls In the Alps. and a chance to come down by 'Merrick said. An 82-year-old fa- first steps sinec the operation tourists visited Washington last man was ; Eleni, Star Fashion Editor, on One of the group, apparently an easier route. With one false Increase in attendance also tally injured today when he move, yesterday afternoon when she month, the Greater National Page $-5. Injured or too exhausted to death lies 3,000 feet al- has been observed at special was struck by a streetcar on walked from her bed chair 1 ! to continue the climb to safety, most straight below. to a Capital Committee announced functions here, the committee Seventh street N.W.. south of QUEEN ELIZABETH'S visit PLACE was left tied to a rock and It is considered Impossible in her hospital room and sat today. reported. Pennsylvania avenue. the United States will include at- up (or • Morylond abandoned for the time being to descend the overhanging a few minutes. This is Increase of 195,- Responsible lor this boom in The victim William E. tendance ot football YOUR WEEK-END an was game. Detoils on by his fellows so they could face of ihe towering mountain White House Press Secre- 339 over July of last year, ac- part Is a family hotel plan. Norris of 5102 Twenty-sixth | Page A-12. tary WANT ADS continue their fight for life. in the Bernese Alps of Central James C. Hagerty talked cording to Henry L. Merrick, When the plan was started in avenue, Hlllcrest Heights. Md in But hopes were not high for Switzerland. The north wall with her doctors this morn- chairman ol the committee. 1955. the Hotel Association of He died in Emergency Hospital i Guide tor Readers the other three because of the has been scaled only about 20 ing and issued this statement: previous high Washington reported per today. The for visit- a 13.6 at 1:10 p.m. C-S -9 Page STAR vicious wind. They were ob- times and has claimed a num- "Mrs. Elsenhower's recovery ing April Amusements Feature A-23 tourists was 871.548 in 1 cent increase in hotel occu- Operator ol the streetcar Sports served through telescope ber of lives. continued to be most satis- pancy Business and Leisure C-4 a this year, and second was 801.- over the previous year, was James Edward Hobbs, 23, Finance C-6-7 CLASSIFIED gingerly working their way up The four climbers, believed to factory. She had a very good April, delegates Lost, Found A 3 302 In 1956. Records i Convention are not of 1942 Calvert street N.W Classified B-9-P Music A-23 the virtually sheer wall of 13,- ba Germans and Italians, had night, sleeping continuously have been kept since 1939. Included In these counts, the who went to work for the NQ^V 036-foot Eiger Mountain been motionless the with few Interruptions." Washington Comics A-26-27 Obituary .. 1-8 this almost on tourists totaled I committee reported. Large transit company about three Crossword A-26 morning after four days In wall since Monday. But The White House six groups Sports ..C-l-S The deadline tonight for one as never has 3.619.512 for the first : such as the Bov Scouts, weeks ago. A spot. bright sunshine followed a mild specified Editoriol -16 TV-Rodio A-24-2S want ads to be published the nature of the two- I months of 1956. The first half ’ which recently stormed through Witnesses said Mr. Norris 1 Editoriol Woman's in the Saturday and Sun- "There is a very heavy storm nlgnt they began what may be hour operation beyond saying It .of 1957 has brought 4.076.464. , Washington, are included. was crossing from one load- day Star Articles A-17 Section 1-1-7 is 10 o'clock, by raging around the Eiger and It a final attempt to save them- was for a noncancerous condi- i a gain of 456.952. The committee expects from ing platform to another when i telephone, at has or 9 o’clock lessened their chances for selves. tion and that It was "not teri- "I’m sure this is exceedingly 1 6.5 to 7 million visitors to come the car struck him. He was i Have The Star Delivered to the business counter in survival,” a police official said. The razor-thin ledges strong value : Washington year. dragged The are so ous." evidence of the of to this about 40 feet. Police Your Home Daily Sunday Star lobby. "But the men are still picking difficult that guides could do Other sources, however, iden- our Summer program, The economy said the operator 1 and Jubilee District’s re- streetcar es- Dial STerling CALL STERLING 3-5000 their way forward In the face little to help the men ev,*n If tified the surgery as a hyster- a Nation-wide promotion cam- - celved some $275 million last timaUm his speed at about 3-5000 up to them. featuring Washington as year its visitors.