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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

Doznajemo, da je brat Mi
chael Batch, dugogodisnji tai
mix odsjeka broj 5 Hrvatske
Bratske zajednice u Johns
town, Pa. pobjedio "a dele
gaia.
Brat Batch, ne samo da je
vrijedni i pozrtvovni tajnik
svoga velikoga odsjeka, nego
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06

90 sada, jer smo ma lstoj po-
trosili pecenja wise nego j.
kada prize. Prodali smo tri-
naest komada janjaca i diva
odojka, a tako isto dosta i
okrepljujuee kapljice.
Ia oval uspjeh moze Sc
najvise pripisati nasim do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
Sa uspje|og piknika

w. Brownsville, Pa. - Od-
sick broj 307 H.B.Z. odrzao
je svoj prvi ovogodisnji pix
mix i zabavu u svom Domu
ma 20. i 30. maja. Ova Ia
bava je nadmasila sve ostale
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
PRIVREMENA SP0khEN PLOCA u CAST
NASH GRADITELJA CR0ATIAN CENTRA

Pittsburgh, Pa - Kroz prosl tjedan primi smo cd
sestre Mrs Rose Wreck $2500 spomen nenog pokojnog
suprga brata ana Wreck, ko je bio odbornik Western
Pennsylvania Ujednjenh Odsjeka HBz velik prijatelj
pokreta kupnju ostvarenje Croatian Contra.
Tako primili $1,000 cd jednog clana odsjeka br
u Etn koji obvezao da &c skoroj budutnosti
mrt svotu cd $25OO On e odbornik odsjeka bro vee
niz godina vredni zajednear Sada nos cast od
sjeku predsjednik nadzornog odbora.
Ukupno prmljen $6850O.
Darovateljima srdaGna hvala ma daru ime Odbora
Western Pennsylvania Ujednjenh Odseka H. B. zaednce.
Prosli tjedan podignuta je - Pocasna Ploca vd-
mjesu Croatian Centru kojo ce biti utisnuta
svh gradtelja nase narodne hatske ustanove
&c biti naSi odsjeci koji odazva ovo kampanj
otpatu duga Croatan Contra - Flip Vukeit, tajnk
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-06
MALI OGLAShIK
zAJ Jed MIC ARA
CIJENIK

Obicna maia potraga, q kojoj
- trail znanca III prijsteija,
"a svalxu uvrstbu ................$1 90
Tko trail rsdnike po incl. ZOO
Ia tri uvrstbe ..................... 500
rko prodaje kucu, zernlN,
trgovinu Iii slitno, TO Incl. 200
zenidbeni oglasi l ponude 40
uvrStuju -.
TRAzI Sc = Josephine Plejo,
kterka pokojnog Paska i Mag
gle. Majka Sc je preudala ME
zinc prezime je sada Jurach. Jo-
sephine ina dobiti osmrtninu cd
svoga oca. Ako tko sto znade
o ovoj obitelji, umoljava Sc, da
to javi glavnom uredu zajednice.
Joseph Bella, 81. tajnik HBZ.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

ing in all branches Of The Navy
on an iniesrsfed basis.
All segregated schools at Army.
Navy, and Air Force installa-
tions had been eliminated by the
Administration long before the
Supreme Court handed down
its decision against segregated
schools.
There is no segregation in
Naval installations in the South;
4cafsferias. resirooms. and drink
ing fountains were all separate
when the Republicans took over
our government in 1853.
Racial segregation has been
eliminated from all the Veterans
Hospitals in the South, a feat said
to have been impossible when
ever this subject was discussed.
Ito be continued next issue)
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
lcontinusd from last week.

(continusd from last week.
n Republican Administration
will stop bias and Jim crow in
Federal departments and bureaus.
which the Democrats have moi
done.
On Jan. 10. 1855. the President
created. by Executive Order. the
Presidents Committee on EN-
ploymsnf Policy. which aufomaf-
icaily abolished the old Fair En-
ploYmsnt Board.
This committee has increased
in stature and reports directly to
the President. Its purpose is to
look into and straighten out
problems on racial discrimination
in the various executive depart
ments.
When this Administration took
Office there were many areas in
which Negroes were not employed
above a messenger; in some few
there were none whatsoever.
These inequities have been prsc-
ticslly eliminated-opening up
unlimited opportunities to youth
men and women all over Amer
ica.
No longer can il be said that
our great sacrifices for education
and preparation for participation
In the American way Of life are
futile.
When President Eisenhower
took Office nearly half OF. the Ne
gro units were still intact in the
Army. Today, there are more.
Over three-fourths Of the Me-
groes in the Navy we're in mess
halls rs servants when President
Eisenhower took Office.
This system has been elm
mated and fhsY are now ssrv-
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

ShrinersNew
Potentdte

Peace prevailed at the 54th an
nual session of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles of
Mystic Shrine in meeting in De-
troit this week.
Booker T. Alexander. . De-
froiisr. succeeded RaYm o n d
jackson ~ Imperial Potenfats.
w. o. Greene, another De-
troiter, lost out in the voting.
Despite advance prediction that
a battle for the Imperial's post
was expected, it never material
lied.
Jackson, head of the organiza-
tion for IL years. did not run.
Thus, two Detroiters, Alexander
and Greene, were the sole candi-
daes for the office.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Methodists Hold
Planning Meet

A Planning meeting of the staff
OF the st. Louis Area of the
Methodist Church was held July
rs at Philander Smith College,
with Bishop Matthew w. Clair,
Jr., st. Louis. presiding.
Speakers at the meeting in
ciuded the Rev. Charles F. Col
den, OF the denomination's Nat
ional Board Of Missions, New
York City; DR.. Z. L. Geissinger OF
the Methodist Board Of Lay Ac-
tivities, Chicago. and the Rev.
Ernest T. Dixon Of the General
Board Of Education Of the Meth
odist Church, Nashville, Tenn.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Prizes Offered
For Parade
Camera Shots

Camera enthusiasts will be in
action on Woodward avenue Fri
day. Sept. 2, at IL am. az the
Michigan State Fair Grand Open
ing Day Parade taking pictures
for the Annual State Fair anna
teur Photographic contest.
Prizes will be awarded for the
winning parade shots. Judging
will be under the supervision Of
the Detroit Press Photographers
Association and photos will be
Judged from the "newsworthy'
standpoint.
There is no entry fee and there
will be special reviewing stand
at Grand Circus Park for shut
ter bugs" Special passes TO the
stand will be issued on a first
come first served basis at the
Photographic counter Of Grin
nell's starting Aug. %.
All prints must be submitted
by 5 pm. Wednesday, Sept. z.
every print. Titles may be added,
Name and address must be on
but are not required. No prints
will be returned.
The contest is for black and
white prints only and there IS
no limit on the size or number OF
entries.
Full rules and entry blank:
may be obtained from the Pho
tographic Contest Headquarters
Music Shell, Michigan State Fair,
Detroit 3.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
UNCF Gets
$1,000 Gift

NEW YORK, N.Y.-The United
Negro College Fund received a
$4,000 contribution for its current
campaign from the international
Paper Company Foundation, w.
J. Trent, Jr., UNcF executive
director announced last week.
The Foundation, which was es-
tablished in 1852 for charitable
and educational purposes by the
international Paper Company,
made its initial contribution to
the United Negro College Fund
last year with a $4,000 grant for
building purposes and $4,000 for
current operating expenses.
In presenting the $4,000 check
for the Funds 1855 campaign, w.
A. Hanway, president of the
paper company Foundation said
that the UNCF appeal offered an
effective means of contributing
directly to greater educational
opportunities for Negro youth,
and that il was a pleasure to be
able to give continuing support
to this important work"
Nine Of the International Paper
Company's mills are situated in
the South where the Funds men,
Der colleges are located.
The United Negro College
Fund is currently conducting its
18th annual. nationwide cam
paign in support Of the operat-
ing budgets OF its 81 member
colleges.
The money raised is used by
the colleges for student scholar
ship aid, teaching equipment for
classrooms and science labora-
tories and other yearly expenses.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

II spread rapidly 10 4l7o on
the south Of the Washington
home. and to the house on the
north. 4le2.
Two firemen, Charles Rundell
Ladder Co. No. S. and Kenneth
Gabriel. Engine Co. No. IL. were
overcome by smoke. They were
treated by department doctors
and returned to their fire houses
Child Rescued
At the latter house, Robert J
Henderson and his wife, Mozella
carried their six-month-old
daughter. Geraldine. out the
front door when flames from the
Washington home entered the
side windows.
Their eldest son, James. 20
also escaped. Three other sons
were not at home.
Washington. his wife. Sadie.
and mother-in-law. Mrs. Fannie
Aston, were in the kitchen OF
their two-story home when the
blaze started. They ran out the
front door and showed their four
children. away from the house.
Possessions Lost
Mrs. Elizabeth Garrett, 4l82
Dubois who operates = rooming
house, saw the flames from q
living room window.
She and one of the roomers.
Horace Murphy, escaped. Two
other roomers were not at home.
They lost their belongings.
Detective 1t. Glenn Bennett.
Of the arson bureau. said further
Investigation would be necessary
to determine the cause Of the
fire.
Neighbors said they heard an
explosion just before the flames
were noticed.
The first alarm was sounded
a. 7;s3 pm. and the second
one minute later.
A brisk northeast wind famed
the flames. Embers were blown
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
installation
For Proctor
Planned

DIR. Samuel Dewitt Proctor, the
new president Of Virginia Union
University, will be inaugurated
in ceremonies which will take
place in the Belgian Building
Auditorium Friday, Nov. 4.
Because Of the interest ex-
pressed by q large number Of
the Alumni TO attend these ex-
srcisss. the occasion is planned
for our Homecoming Weekend.
After the inauguration cere-
monies, there will be Open House
at $50 pm. in Kingsley Hall,
newly decorated mems dormitory,
an Inaugural Dinner at $40 pm
in Martin 4. Gray Hall.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Power Hungry, Devil Demagogue,
Gov. 6. Mennen Williams,
Outsmarts Himse|f!-
ike Might Die!
"THE WISH, SAYS THE POET, IS THE
FATHER OF THE THOUCHT"I

Williams was one of the devils dupes years ago
when God was nominatins-and did slect-H" man,
s-Ssr General Eisenhower, in order to boot the dev
out of the White House and check the power money
moons of the devil billion bundering, rscketeerns
leadership of the devils Judas Judaism ana its
ton with the devils Reds'-Cod having ehppea 'n'
wing. of racketeering, criminal minded, devils Com
munist inspired labor leadership, with Iaft.1ar'ey-
and it still remains after the Biblical years.
PART
GOVERNOR WILLIAMS HAS MENTAL POISON
IN HIS PHILOSOPHY AND WAS ONE OF The
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL ASSASSINS OF The
LATE BLAIR MOODYi-WITH WALTER REUTHEk
AND EMIL MAZEYl-BLAIR MOODY
PASSING ON AT THE AGE OF 52-PRlsoNEk
OF THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDICAi-THE
DEvII>-ANIMAL MAGNETISM TAKING The
BIBLICAL IA YEARSi-VIA IT'S SOUL
ASSASSINATINC SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICEIll
PART ,
THE DEVILS DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL
RAcKETEERINC AND CLOS EFFORT TO
soXIETIZE AMERICAi
Thank God Williams' thinking has evolved to its
present status and 10 a matter of record-lkE'S 100
oLD"-"HE MAY DIE BEFORE THE CAMPAi1N
sTARTs"i
w. repeat, "THE WISH SAYS THE POET, Is
FATHER OF THE THOUGHT.
The Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, Code Dsushter-Sus.
Christ Jesus reached her Goth year IN isio'
She, too was confronted with the devils wish that she
die years before the completion of her es isbors And
she, too, quoted the poets THE WISH ,sAfS i"-
POET, Is FATHER OF THE THOUCHT"i
c. Menpen Williams 10 unquestionaby captive OF
the devils Communist conceived CIO and the unfold.
Of his career should prove very fascinating ndeedl
See Power Hungry Devi's-PAss
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

BARBOURVILLE, Ky.--Seg.
regation will end in Barbour
vile ana Lexington city schools
next month. The 10 or IL Ne
gro students here will be alb
sorbed by Barbourville High
School, which serves all grades
A. b. West. chairman Of Bar
bourville's board Of education
said action was taken on recon-.
mendation Of two citizens COM
mittees-one Negro, the other
white.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Wanted: Teachers
Who Have Taught
40 Years in County

Wanted: The names Of teach
ers who have taught 40 years OF
more in the sape Michigan
county.
The Michigan State Fair
Teachers Day Committee is com.
piling a list Of veteran teachers
in connection with Teachers
Day at the State Fair, Saturday.
September 3.
So IL you know Of any teach.
ers who have taught that Ions
In the same county, write .
note to the Teachers Day Com
nittee co Michigan State Fair.
Detroit 3, Mich.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

created for bringing the message
to groups in government, educa-
ton, colleges and universities.
armed forces, lay conventions OF
industry and labor, radio and Tv
broadcasting. etc.
At present DR.. Evans is sum.
mer supply at the National Pres
byterian Church in Washington,
d. c., among whose members are
President and Mrs. Eisenhower,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
and many other Cabinet and Con-
gressional figures. He has held
this post since 1853.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

across the street, causing minor
damage at 4l73 and 4l77 Dubois.
A two-story home at 1928
Willis east was scorched.
Only the shells of the WASH
Ington and Garrett homes re-
mained. The Henderson house
suffered heavy damage from
flames and water.
Ten pieces of equipment and
SIS firemen fought the blaze. Po-
lice from Chene Station held
back a large crowd Of specta-
tors.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
CONG. POWELL
TO ISRAEL

NEW YORK-(CNS) - Rep.
Adam Clayton Powell sailed ON
the United States line-which
also carried Margaret Truman
last week and said he Is heading
for the Near East where he would
be an unofficial mediator in the
current Arab-Israeli disputes.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

HoYf c. MsYfisld of 47so
fireman. according 10 wit
nssses. ran over Mrs. Becky
chodak of io22s Meousds last
October.
Mayfield, with his lawyer, Phil
lipa A. ellis, surrendered a shori
time following the accident which
occurred on Dexter at Glynn
Court.
Maytield although admitting
the accident refused to give de.
tails TO his insurance company,
the General Accident Insurance
Co., which Is being sued for $50.
900 by Mrs. McQuade.
Judge George I. Murphy in
imposing a 60-day jail term and
live years no driving sentence
on Msyfield, also ruled that. he
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Maiorette Contest
Closes August n

Talented drum majors and ma
jorettes from every section OF
Michigan will again compete in
the Drum Major Contest for State
Championships at the 1855 Mich
igan State Fair, Sept. 2 through
IL.
Entries must be made on Of
ficial blanks which may be OBJ
tanned by writing to the Michi.
gan State Fair, Detroit 3. Mich
All entries must be returned by
Monday, August %.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
likes Pastor
Here

The Rev. DR.. Louis Hadley
Evans. considered one Of the IL
outstanding religious leaders Of
America, will be the Sunriser
Service speaker at the Michigan
State Fair on Sunday, Sept. 4.
This was announced by Don
L. Swanson. general manager
Of the State Fair which spon-
sors the service in cooperation
with the Detroit Council of
Churches.
DR.. Evans is large
Of the Board of National Missions
Of the Presbyterian Church in
the United States, a new position
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

"Kaline's Korner" is an in, of the devil to drain
off the cream of his thinking until this assign
mentbrliant inspired athletethe inspiration OF tne
Tigers Detroit, Michigan, and the baseball world
PART 2
THE CURSE OF EASY MONEY AND, THEY
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF GOD" DULLED THE LUSTER
AND SHORTENED NUMEROUS BRILLIANT
CAREERS OR PROSPECTS,
Dizzy Trout,
Hal Newhouser,
Dick Wakefeld-the devil made q sucker OF HIM
Nv Roman Catholic beer neutrality-suspicious. OF the
, devill--the late Harry Heilmsnl
THE HAZARDS OF RECOGNITION;
In the writer's 63 years. he has observed many tragic
AL, from high achievement For 40 the writer has
h..n inspired by Gods Second Coming of the Christ,
the syeravaable divinity of Gods Holy Ghost conceived
Messiah Son. the divine Truth, Life, and Love, which He
Chs Jesus) taught and demonstrated!-now available
to ALL in Gods Messahship to all nations and peoples
u,hering in a millennium, bssfu beyond the fondest
dreams of mortals-via Gods Christ Master Absolute
Miracle Science Messiahi
PARTS
GOD DEMANDS THE IMMEDIATE SACRIFICE
OF "KALINE'S KORNER', AND WE DO MEAN
SACRIFICE, FOR ALL CONCERNED
Dear Mr. Kalne you too young to realize the
injury the acceptance of this assignment would do to your
intuition inspiration, and keen, razor-edse thinking.
See AL Kaine and the Tigers-Page
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

Robbers lifted $1,000 in cash
from a market at 1927 Oakland
over the weekend.
Max Levin, owner, also report
ed that 80 money order blanks
were stolen in the robbery.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
COP Keeps
81 Promises

Editors The following is the first Of series the
Points of the 1852 Republican platform Weekly INSTALL
msnis will follow until all thoroughly presenied)
Released by Val J. Washington Director Of Minorihes
Republican National Committee
THE FOURTEEN POINTS
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Two firenen
Receive Injuries

One of Detroits largest residential fires causing dam
age in excess of $4,000 made IL persons homeless and
resulted in injury to two fremen last Saturday
The two-aarm fire is believed to have originated In
the of 4176 Dubois home occupied by O. B. WASH
inOto
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20

must pay any judgment rendered
against him.
Judge Murphy also raped the
attorney, ellis. for advising his
client TO refuse to answer prop
erly questions concerning the ac-
cident to the insurance company
with which he is insured.
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
Hit Run Driver
Drows Jail Term

Refusal to report the details of hit run accident
his insurance company resulted in stiff Jail and drivnf
sentence for a hit and driver
The Detroit tribune., 1955-08-20
bL LAzE LEAVES II HOMELESS
August II. 1855

August IL, 1855
Mr.. Al Kaline
Detroit Tigers Club
Dear Mr.. Kaline:
Herewith advance cr of column contemplated for
the Detroit Tribunes .@H.
Al KaIine ~ toit Tigers
mo MAN cAS MASTERS, MASTER ,..... :.
T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Weather Forecast
Is Clear and Cool

A clear and cold week end was
in store for the Washington area
as a storm that moved rapidly
up from Cape Hatteras yester-
day dumped snow in West
ern Maryland and Virginia.
The District forecaster said the
outlook for today and tomorrow
looks good-and cold" Temper
atures for the last "a hours in
cluded low of 81 at 8 am. to-
day and 40 degrees at 1910 pm.
yesterday.
Yesterdays rain and slight
snow flurries here was measured
at .08 of an inch.
Other sections Of the country
experienced rapidly falling tenn
peratures. At Cross City, Fla,
a reading Of 81 this morn
ing was a 29-degree fall from
yesterday. 1t was 81 in Miami
early today.
The temperature dropped to 10
degrees at Oakland, Md. last
night. Throughout Virginia the
mercury ranged mostly from the
upper EOS to the upper 30s. The
Blue Ridge parkway was closed
temporarily because OF snow and
ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
1t Wasn't Easy, But He
Taught Hens to Smoke

GLASGOW, Scotland. Dec. 10
(NANA) While it is improbable
that the habit will be adopted by
the Scottish poultry population,
a small group of hens was putting
busily away today.
The four hens on constant
assignment TO smoke half a ciga-
rette every other day for several
months at a stretch don't seem
to mind it once they get used to
it, reported P. r. Peacock of the
cancer research department OF
Glasgow's Royal Beatson Memo
rial Hospital.
A preliminary report on the in
PRODUCTION Of tobacco into the
barnyard was made by the Brit
ish Journal of Cancer. 1t repre-
sented a new approach to the
question whether cigarette Smok-
ing causes lung cancer. Con-
elusive proof, the journal pointed
out. can be gained only by a
controlled experiment which can
not be performed on humans.
Unfortunately. however, DR.
Peacock declared, it is difficult
to teach animals to smoke.
Mice were tried first, the Jour-
nal said, but the project had to
be abandoned. If even kept in a
smoke filled box, they seemed to
find the experience disagree
able"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
SECURITIES LEFT
BY KANSAS WOMAN
TURN UP IN FLORIDA

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (P).-
Banks in Kansas and Mis-
souri, were asked today to
determine the value, If any,
of papers belonging to a
Kansas woman who died 80
years ago.
The papers were found by
some boys in a copper-lined
box on the beach. Police
theorize the box may have
been brought to Florida.
then discarded.
The papers belonged to
Mrs. Nellie M. Daniels of
Salina. Kans., who died
in 1925.
Papers in the box, dated
prior to 1928. included stock
certificates, mortgages. pa
pers concerning hundreds Of
acres OF land in Kansas and
Missouri. and records indi-
eating savings accounts of
half a million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Moreover, the box did not pro-
vide parallel to the human
habit, the Journal said. The mice
could not get a breath of fresh
air at all. whereas human smok-
ers take several breaths between
puffs, In addition. the smoke
chung to the mice's fur and they
licked it, confusing the test re-
suits.
Now the researchers are using
hens, said the Journal, by max
ing a small hole in the air sac
leading to the lung. This does
not injure the bird and it is
possible to smoke" a cigarette
into it by means Of a syringe.
Some merely showed sur
prised interest in the smoke
emerging from their beaks and
dropped their heads, evidently
the experience. When
this occurred the smoking was
Immediately stopped for the day
Birds quickly became accus-
toned to the procedure, how
ever, and after a few days
showed no signs of discomfort
and accepted their smoke with
out opposition.
The question remaining, which
be answered in a later re-
port is: Will any Of the cigar
ette-smoking fowl develop lung
cancer?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

planes replacing piloted aircraft.
AS Air Force Secretary Quarles
recently stated. missiles are now
as a means of backing
up the lethal might of the air.
plane and not as a replacement.
There are not now any plans to
cut down on the purchase of
Regarding the plans for the
Redstone, one official said:
There is a chance that. after
10 years work and partially
experiments. the rela-
lively short range Redstone mis-
sile can be heightened tin range>
a little, and new emphasis will
be put on it"
Stables on Take-0ff
The Redstone is a powerful
and large missile. unlike the
Army's Nike Us to 30-mile
range anti aircraft missiles
which now ring Washington,
and the Nays Talos (40-mile
range) which is of the same
type as the Nike, though with a
guidance system.
The Redstone is powered by
an engine using liquid oxygen
and alcohol. 1t has a relatively
slow takeoff and is quite stable
when leaving the ground. Its
range never has been disclosed.
but it was indicated today that
officials anticipated 1t to be the
best present possibility for the
500 to 800-mile range field.
The decision to concentrate on
the Redstone at Redstone Ar
senal in Alabama and to send
the Army's top missile expert.
Mai. Gen. John Bruce Medaris,
to that post to take direct charge
of the project was discussed
with President Eisenhower at
the recent National Security
Council meeting in Gettysburg.
Pa. The President approved the
plan.