really transported on business to a place where you wanted to be anyway? The WITNESS. Yes, sir. Mr. Hays. Do you know where Mr. Powell is at this particular moment? The WITNESS. No, sir. Mr. Hays. Would you be able to tell me whether or not on a letter I received this morning, which was shoved under the door—I don't know when it was put under the door but it was found this morningwhether that appears to be his signature? The WITNESS. I don't even have to look at it. Mr. Hays. Is that his signature ? The WITNESS. No. Mr. Hays. It isn't his signature. Can you tell me from the initials who typed it? The WITNESS. There again I am not Mr. - Hays. It is just a typewritten initial there, it says A.C.P. by D. Who is that? The WITNESS. H. I believe it would be Dorothy Himes. Mr. Hays. But you say that isn't his signature? The WITNESS. To me it does not appear to be his signature. Mr. Hays. In other words, he could have dictated this over the phone and asked somebody to write it and sign his name? The WITNESS. Yes, sir. By Mr. O'CONNOR: Q. Do you know of anyone on the staff that signs the name similar to that? A. I believe it looks like Mr. Stone's manner of signing. By Mr. TAYLER: Q. Mrs. Dargans, this memorandum, undated memorandum from Mr. Stone to you which bears the date stamp of October 25, 1966, relative to instruction to draw a check from the chairman to Eastern Airlines in connection with some of these reimbursements, would you have any objection to our putting that in the record ? A. No. I made some--you know how you make little notes down there. I would have no objection if I could have the original back. Mr. Hays. Can't we just photostat it? Mr. O'CONNOR. We will photostat it. We will substitute a Xerox copy for the record. But we would like to have it photostated and return it to your office. Mr. TAYLER. Then will this be markedThe CLERK. No.7. Mr. TAYLER. No. 7, the little blue undated memorandum from Mr. Stone to Mrs. Dargans, and attached thereto is a two-page statement from Eastern Airlines dated September 13, 1966. May this be admitted into the record, Mr. Chairman, subject to it being withdrawn after a photostat is made? Mr. Hays. Yes. OCT 2 5 1966 COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE MEMORANDUM To: Mrs. L.M. Dargans From: Chuck Stone There are seven trips checked with Please pay for those seven trips (total: $927.96) with a personal check from the Chairman directly to Eastern Airlines. These are his instructions. 509 6lor' 536-B #712,36-Vista) FROM TICKET NO AUG 18 AUG 18 ST ONE STONE STONE STINE EASTERN AIR LINES, INC. / INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT/ MIAMI, FLORIDA / 33148 CREDITS CHARGES REFUNDS | 69 16 8.84 4.16 2.20 75.50 NYCMI A AUG 18 :9,933.44 181.13 OCA MIA 4,26 4.97 153.72 NYC DCA 6,991.26 17.22 6991.27 34.4.4 6,511.74 34.44 6991.00 651 1. 34.44 1.625.09 44.42 DCA NYC 627 2,95 8.06 30.00 DCA NYC AUG 28 1,932.8 4 15.00 1,93 2.85 15.00 9,44 9.10 34 4.95 1,810.19 103.6 5 OCA NYC AUG 19 8,671.83 112.05 DCA MIA JUL 6 4,26 4.97 153.72 NYC OCA AUG 21 75 5.6 5 1 7.22 NYC DCA AUG 21 74 7.76 17.22 MA OCA TUG 12 422.70 56.28 OCA CHI AUG 19 822.10 4 9.1 4 NCA NYC AUG 17 2332.4 8 34.45 MA DCA 42 2.69 56.28 MA OCA AUG 12 422.71 56.28 NYC OCA AUG 16 821.78 17.22 NYC DCA AUG 16 821.76 17.22 NCY OCA AUG 16 821.77 17.22 OCA MIA AUG 5 11 15.836.49 112.5 6 POWERL - AUG 12 STONE THIS STATEMENT IS PAYABLE WITHIN 10 DAYS FROM DATE OF RECEIPT, IN ACCORDANCE DEPOSITS ARE MAINTAINED IN SEPARATE ACCOUNTS AND ARE NOT RE- · REMITTANCES, CHAROES AND CREDITS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF THIS STATEMENT THAT ARE NOT LISTED ABOVE WIL APPEAR ON A SUBSEQUENT STATEMENT. to NUSA Lisoo REMITTANCES, CHIAROES AND CREDITS MON TO THE DATE OF THIS STATEMENT THAT ARE NOT USTED ABOVE WU APPEAR ON A SUBSEQUENT STATEMENT. O NUSA (The above-referred to document was marked “Dargans Exhibit 7" and received in evidence.) Mr. TAYLER. And a photostat substituted therefor. By Mr. TAYLER: Q. You also identified, as you described it, your dog-eared memorandum of your report on your Miami trip. Would you offer that to us or give that to us so it could be put into the record ? A. This is all I have. 72–404 0–67—48 Q. We could photostat that and return the original to you, also. On the reverse side it shows the people whom you contacted in Miami on that trip? A. Yes. Mr. TAYLER. Could that be marked “Dargans' Exhibit No. 8” and may that be admitted into the record subject to withdrawing it after it is photostated and the photostat substituted ? Mr. Hays. Yes; without objection. COnsensus seems to be that housing, education and To social problems are not as urgent as the economic problems created o't.j. as more Cuban refugees move loto Miami. The City has had an over supply of limited-skillod laborers for some time. However, Negroos are experiencing more sor ious unemployment because their seni or unskilled jobs can be handled as well, and often for less salary, by a Cuban refugee. Despite this, Mr. Chairman, no particular impression was given me that Miami faces a "long hot summer." Negroos are rather highly organized and their groups present a cobesive front. the leaders of these groups enjoy a close working relationship with policy local authorities and are called into consultation before/decisions are are made. They (the leaders) seem to bave a reputation for being rollable guardians of the wellare of minority groups and I suspect that this gives them greater control than 18 evident in other cities. Attached is a short list of contacts. Suggost working through ther. Srired to ap 3/20/65 the established Rockets to them hehure ly 1/60 jobs bor i och hoffe diem by ancie) at his osagartstralesh Pepe & sireen James Whitehead Formerly Executive Director, Urban League |