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Evening star., 1955-02-06
EStimator-SaleS1nan

Clean cut, aggressive man, able to
handle details accurately and will
ing to learn. Sales experience in
ouired. Must have car. Salary open.
Call MR.. BLISS. Monday through
Friday. 0 to IL or l to 3. Ii.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
WHO WANTS TO DO SALES WORK
known office equipment
corporation has vacancy in Wash
ington territory. Average income
over $4,000. Repeat business. Pro-
tected, weli-established territory. Sc
cure future. Paid vacations. group
insurance, pension plan. Age 26-35.
Present income must be $4,000 mini
mum. Sales or office administrative
experience essential Salary. COM
mission. bonus. expenses. Write full
Evening star., 1955-02-06

| ENGINEERS
Designers Craftsmen
Electronic-Mechanical
Melpar Means
GROWTH
PROGRESS
LEADERSHIP
In research and development
Of electronic equipment
Diversified and challeng-
ing problems
"A real appreciation and
recognition of the individ-
ual's merit and ability
An opportunity for quail
fled men to join a company
that is steadily growing
Suburban location in Falls
Church, Alexandria and
Arlington, Va.
Network Theory
-Microwave Techniques
-UHF, WIFI or SHF Receivers
-Digital Computers
Magnetic Tape Handling
Equipment
-Radar and CONFERENCE.-THE
-Microwave Filters
Flight Simulators
-Subminiaturization Tech
niqueS
I-Electro-M Mechanical Design
Pulse Circuitry
Analogue Computers
-Packaging Electronic
Equipment
APPLY IN PERSON
| MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
| 8 AM. TO 4 PM
Evening star., 1955-02-06

MAINTENANCE MAN, for garden.
type apartment building in Md
White couple. around $3.50 years
old. 10. S-7237. --6
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. FULL
TIME; must be experienced in al
phases of maintenance for large
housing development Good salary
Apply Monday. S-4 in person
1901 Parkland drive. Wheaton
City. Mo. IS
MANAGER. with at least 5 years ex'
per-: for fancy food dept. at CAR.
R1ER DRUG. Bethesda dept, store
or similar exper pref. for further
information call Mr.. Carrier. OIL 4.
5000 --6
MANAGER -TRAINEE-Must be will.
ing to relocate, some knowledge o.
credits and collection: good salary
while training. MosKIN'S. 72a I'll
ct NV -
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SALES TRAINEES

The sherwin williams Co.. worlds
young men to start in our mdsins.
and promctionaI dept. This work
consists OF direct sales promotion
In one OF the city's leading dept.
stores. Excel. opport. for promotion
to direct territories and managerial
possibilities. Reply. by mail only.
O. r. Lessett. THE SHERWIE
WILLIAMS CO, 1925 18th st. NV.
Wash. S, D. C. "a
SALESMAN, to sueciaiiye in the sale
Of business and investment proper.
Nss. BOSS . PHELPS. INC. 1917
Evening star., 1955-02-06
OFFICE
OFFICE
ADMINISTRATION
The Proctor & Gamble
Distributing Co.

Requires an ener-
getic, intelligent man
in its Baltimore Of
flee. Requirements:
% to 26 years of age,
college education or
equivalent. Previous
busin eSs expert
ence desirable. This
is an excellent oppor-
tunity to make a
permanent connec-
tion with a strong
company and to get
thorough training in
all phases of office
management work.
Closely related to
sales functions. Re-
ply, by letter only, to
COL Mathieson Bldg,
Baltimore 2, Nd.
State age, schooling
and business expert
ence.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
SALESMAN

opportunity for ambitious
hustler. with established paint mfgr.,
selling industrial users. Wash. area
monthly bonus: previous paint sales
experience not necessary. Apply
FARBOIL REP. U. S. Employment
Service. 315 18th st. NV, Old Post
once Building, Feb. Z. 9:30 am.
To .10 n m
Evening star., 1955-02-06
General
Electric Co.
Schenectady, N. Y,

IENUMERATOR for street survey,
Washington area; must have rofeT-
ences. Apply ADV. 460 New York
ave. NV.
ESTIMATOR, young man with knowl-
edge of blueprint reading to prepare
estimates for glass and glazing ccn-
tractor. Phone for appointment,
HIRES TURNER GLASS co, 1927
10Th ST. N, Arl. ia. 4-lO00.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

ENGINEERING
WRITER
If you are a graduate
engineer or have equiva-
lent experience, and
have a bent for well
organized, creative writ
ing, the Chrysler Missile
Branch has a fine job for
you.
You will compile and
write illustrated reports
and descriptive operat-
ing and maintenance
notes about a major mis-
sile system. You will di-
rect photographers and
illustrators, work with
engineers and techni-
clans, and gain an en-
viable opportunity for
broadening your field of
knowledge.
If you are qualified
and interested, please
call
MIR. E. BONAMY
OR
MR.. F. M. VAN SICKLE
AT EXECUTIVE 3-5034
FEBRUARY 10th OR 18th
To Arrange an Interview
OR WRITE
Personnel Dept.
Chrysler Missile Branch
P. o. Box 1928
Detroit 81, Mich.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
GROCERYMAN

Experienced in Wholesale warehouse
must know how to drive tractor arlc
man with responsibility. SEVEN COR.
NERS MARKET. Falls Church. Va
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
Created by
EXPANSION
of
Aircraft Propulsion
Development Activities
GENERAL
IELECTRICS
Aircraft Gas Turbine
Development Dept.
OPENINGS IN:
Applied Research
Jet Engine Development
Preliminary Design of
Advanced Propulsion
Systems
Jet Engine Test and
Evaluation
Engine Control Develop
ment and Design
Test Equipment and
Facilities Design
IT'S easy to see the oppor-
tunities and advantages of
joining this young and rapidly
expanding department now.
For you will not only grow
along with US but will enjoy
GE benefits. And Cincinnati.
Queen City Of the Midwest, or
ers attractive living. cultural
and recreational advantages.
Some General Electric ADVANTAGES:
Professional Privileges
| No Board Work Company
and University Courses In Ad-
vanced Engineering GE
Stock Bonus and Pension Plan
Plus Many Others Cross
Latest Facilities.
You are invited to apply II
you have a PhD.. MS or BS
| degree.
Local or plant interviews arranged.
Replies held in confidence.
Send complete resume:
Recruiting, Develop. Dept.-Bids. 10
Evening star., 1955-02-06
FOR
PERSONAL INTERVIEW

PERSONAL INTERVIEW
In Alexandria, Va, contact
Robert Sharp at Overlook
3-5252, Monday through
Friday, February 7 through
II, Q am. to 4 pm, ano
Thursday, February 10.
pm. to 9 pm.
Or Send
Complete Resume To:
Employment Manager,
Dept. Y-130
RCA Service Co., Inc.
Cherry Hill, Camden 8, N. J
Evening star., 1955-02-06

RADIO MECHANIC
2n6-class radio and telephone license
or higher required; past air line
eXper. pref but not nee; good
group insurance, vacation. sick leave.
Age Fl minimum. Call ST. 3-4500.
Eyt RS -
Evening star., 1955-11-23

THE EVENING STAR, washington. D. C.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Big Business Regime
AssoiIed by Horrimon

Gov. Hartman said: II can SEE
mo conceivable reason in the pub.
lie interest why John Day Dam
already authorized as i Fedora
project. should be turned over Il
private power companies to mill
for so years"
The bill provides for Fedora
and private financing for con-
|struction Of the dam.
"The question OF development
rs not one for the region" the
Governor said. We are all onf
country and what helps the pros
Eperity Of one section helps all :.
the development Of the Pacific
Northwest is thus not an issue Of
region versus region at all--it Il
fundamentally an issue Of party
against party"
Gov. Hartman was introduced
|by Senator Morse. who earlier In
the day said the New York Gov.
|ernor has ''all the qualification:
to lead the Nation in 1856"
Gov. Hartman. frequently
mentioned as q possible Demo.
cratic nominee for President. hal
said he is not a formal candidate
Eat this time.s
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Man Faces Actior,
In Knitting 2 Boys,
One FotolIy

A 28-year-old man charged
with knifing two children. kill
ing one Of them. was ordered
held for grand jury action after
an inquest yesterday.
Grover Lee Isaac. colored. Of
the 900 block of o street NV,
was held In connection with the
fatal stabbing Thursday of a
|5-year-old boy and the slashing
|of the boys 4-year-old brother.
The attack on the boys. both
colored. occurred a few hours
after Isaac promised an Assist
ant United States Attorney he
would stop bothering their moth
|er. Mrs. Ernestine Nathan, of
1O15 N street NV.
Police said Mrs. Nathan had
complained she did not want
to resume q three-year FRIEND
ship with Isaac, which she had
ended In October. Isaac. she
said. had refused to be scorned
and had recently kicked her
door in.
Police said Isaac admitted he
took the Nathan children to his
o street apartment and cut their
Threats with q pocket knife.
Evening star., 1955-11-23

Tceded that the purpose Of his
visit was ito talk politics.
He said he was mot neces-
lsarilyn visiting Senator johnson
to seek support for his expected
candidacy. but IL he should be-
come a candidate. I would GER
tainly welcome Senator john
sons support. /"
Adlai Stevenson. who has an
Inounced his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination. also hal
visited recently at Senator John
sons place on the Pedernalei
River.
Senator johnson, whom many
have suggested recently would
make q good Democratic preSi-
dental nominee Of moderation,
has said he Is running for moth.
ing except recovery Of his health.
He also has said he is backing
no particular person and vii
support whoever is nominated
Texas was one Of eight South.
ern States which did not givt
Senator Kefauver q single yott
on the first ballot In the 1861
nominating convention. ever
though Senator Kefauver re.
ceiyed $40 votes on the ballot
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Calls
On Johnson

| AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 23 R.
senator Kefauver and Senate
Majority Leader Johnson. a cou.
pie Of longtime friends. talked
Democratic politics at the Texas
Senator's ranch home near herr
to-day.
A press conference, requested
lby reporters. was scheduled later
Senator Kefauver. who has
said he win formally announce
whether he win again seek the
Democratic presidential nomina-
Ition within the next few weeks
arrived at nearby Fredericksburg
lby plane late yesterday afternoon
and spent the night at Senator
IJohnson's ranch.
Earlier in Dallas he had con-
Evening star., 1955-11-23

boss, DR.. Hugh I. Dryden, direc-
tor Of NACA. as a recipient of
one Of the Nations two top avia-
tion awards. DR.. Dryden win re-
Iceive the Wright Brothers Tro-
ply the night Of December II,
when the Collier award Is made.
A native Of Evanston. Ill, and
q graduate of Worcester Poly
ltechnic Institute in 1943, Mr.,
lWhitcomb went to NACA's Lang
ley Cva.) laboratory only . few
days after his graduation.
He is now assistant head Of
the eight-foot transonic tunnel
section at the laboratory.
Only a few younger men have
received the award. Among them
were Grover Looming. who was
l31; Glenn Curtis, who was 80
when he received his first Col
Eiier trophy: Howard Hughes, who
was 80, and Air Force Capt.
Charles e. Yeager, who was 25.
Evening star., 1955-11-23

: MILWAUKEE,, Greg. NOV. 2a
Gov. AvereIl Hartman Of
New York denounced the Essen
hover administration yesterday
for Wtat he termed its partner
ship with big business Z
He told q Democratic rally here
that this partnership" must be
broken up In next years elec-
tion and that returning Senator
Morse, Democrat Of Oregon. to
the Senate would help.
The Governor concentrated
most Of his fire ON Republican
conservation and power policies.
but other domestic programs also
came under attack.
He said the partnership be-
tween big business and Govern
ment" had resulted In splowins
farmers under at q time when
corporations are making record
profits" and he accused the ad-
ministration Of utter neglect Of
agriculture. "
Republicans were responsible
for q tax cut under which 80
per cent Of the people received
only . per cent Of the benefits,
and they have failed to deal with
the problem Of insecurity caused
hy sickness and disability. Gov
Hartman said.
SchooI Issue Brought Up
He also accused Republicans
Of . lack Of concern about the
country's education crisis and
OF fighting against q reasonable
minimum wage. 7
Discussing the Pacific North
VESTS two major hydroelectrit
controversies. Gov. Hartman re.
peated the Democratic charge oi
'.g1ve-aWay.s
Nothing so symbolizes ths
give-aWay philosophy as the dea
ct Hells Canyon" he said.
Democrats generally are criti.
cal Of the Federal Power Com.
missions construction permit Il
Idaho Power Co. for three Low
dams at the Hells Canyon site or
the Oregon-Idaho border insteat
Of d single high Federal dam.
IF they succeed, this grea'
resource which could produce al
otitpouring Of loW-priced powel
viii yield instead to d much
smaller amount of high-prices
power" Gov. Hartman said.
Attacks Power Policy
OF the Republican bin "a
Partnership" construction Of tn
Columbia Rivers John Day nan
Evening star., 1955-11-23
By CHARLES YARBR0UGH

s.
The designer Of the contro-
versiai and secret-cloaked ''coke
bottle" shaped fighter plane vii
receive the Collier Trophy fol
is5z's greatest achievement III
aviation. Thomas q. Lanphier
jr.. president of the Nationa
Aeronautic Assoctation n. an.
nounced today.
He Is Richard Travis Whit,
comb, 34-year-old research scien.
tist for the National Advisor,
Committee for Aeronautics, ont
Of the youngest men ever pre-.
sented with the trophy founded
in 1911 by Robert J. Collier.
More Speed For Power
His invention. one Of thost
seemingly 80 simple. permits ar
increase of Is per cent in ths
speed of supersonic aircraft
without boosting the power. i
consists Of '.tucking In, thu
waist, so it Immediately became
known variously as the "eokl
bottle. Z wasp waist" and Mari
lyn Monroe"
Evening star., 1955-11-23
ID. c. Rejects Change
ID Cos Furnace Flues

The District Commissioners
have stuck to last years decision
Ito let Washington builders use
special low-temperature fiues to
vent gas furnaces.
Ignoring objections of the Oil
Heat Institute and the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association.
THE city heads yesterday ordered.
ID wever. that the fiues be
marked 10 show a temperature
limit of 1000 degrees and that
loil, coal or gas appliances may
be connected only II automati-
Ically controlled.
Evening star., 1955-11-23

ESaG&G4 GGS GSUkAt4U11--Wt 90 t4ASA0NtS'
the next session Of Congress laid
down Ii q speech Monday night
by Senator Lyndon B. johnson
Of Texas. the Democratic leader,
Although Senator johnson
said the measure, which already
has passed the House. should be
amended to provide protection
to consumers. Senator Hum
phrey said he win oppose it.
Plans Last Ditch Fight
ST understand the gas bill is
going to be brought before the
senate Immediately after we
convene again" he said. when
it does, the fat win be In the
flre. We Democrats who oppose
the principle Of the bill are
going to fight it TO the last
ditch
Opposition and support Of the
bill obviously win cross party
lines, with some Republicans
joining some Democrats in fight
ing 1t. Democratic heutenants
say their surveys indicate even-
tual passage Of the measure by
the Senate.
Senator Humphrey. Q support
er of Adlai 3. Stevenson for the
1856 presidential nomination,
said be Is ready to go along with
the remainder OF Senator john
sons proposed program. This in
dicated he would support. among
others. q proposal for tax law
revisions to benefit low income
groups.
Stand Taken BY Stevenson
MFR. stevenson said In an
nouncing his candidacy for the
nomination last week that the
threat Of imitation and the need
for more schools, roads, farm aid
and water resource development
money ought to be surveyed be-
fore there is any final decision on
q tax cut.
Chairman Byrd. Democrat OF
Virginia, Of the Senate Finance
Committee already has voiced his
opposition to any tax reduction
Evening star., 1955-11-23

until there is an actual budget
surplus on hand and some ar
Irangements have been made for
payments ON the public debt.
Senator Johnson's proposal for
a return to rigid farm price sup
ports also seemed likely to find
Senate Democrats divided. Sem
Iator Anderson, Democrat of New
Mexico, 4 possible 1856 vice pres
|ldential candidate. is an advocate
|of flexible supports.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Church Boord Elects

TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov. % 4R.-
DR.. Banks j. Peeler of Lexington.
N. c., was elected president Of
the Board Of National Missions
of the Evangelical and Reformed
Church yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Humphrey Signals Split
In Democrats Program
BY JACK BELL
Asaociatsd Press star Writer

Senator Humphrey Democrat Of Minnesota. senaled today
party split portions Of proposed Democratic legislative
program said viii fight vigorously against enactment OF
the so-CaIed natural gas BILL
This hiwhich would exempt natural producers from
EeeaI repuatioWas included l3point work for
Evening star., 1955-11-23
Designer Wins Trophy
For Coke Bottle Plane

The trade has more or less
settled on coke bottle" for gem
eral reference.
It was one Of the Defense De-
partment's most closely guarded
secrets until early September.
when an irate aviation maga-
zine publisher broke the story
after keeping 1t locked in his
desk more than a year.
The editor. Fred Hamlin Of
Aero Digest. then hailed it as
zone Of the major aerodynamic
break -throughs in the last de-
cade."
Referred to scientifically as
Whitcomb's Area Rule, the de-
sign was first applied to the
original design OF the Nays
Grunnman F9F-9, prototype OF
the FlIF-1.
Added 100 MPH
It also was used in modifying
the convair F-1O2, adding more
than 100 miles an hour to pro-
duce the FLORA. Air Force
supersonic interceptor.
Mr.. Whitcornb thus joins his
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Aufo-Truck Collision
Puts Two in Hospital

-Four persons were injured, one
of them seriously, in a truck
auto collision at Twelfth and D
streets S.W. early today.
In serious condition with a
skull fracture was Helen Cald-
well, 47, of 564 Lebaum street
Sc. She was admitted to Casu-
atty Hospital.
She was a passenger in an
auto driven by Edward E. VOL
ter, Al. of Anoka. Mimi, police
reported. Mrs. Merrill Wagner,
SO. of the Lebaum street ad-
dress, also a passenger, was ad-
mitted to Casualty Hospital with
possible head injuries. Mr.. VOL
ter and another passenger, John
Bradburn, IS, of Elk River,
Mimi. were treated for head
cuts and released.
Police said the auto collided
with a tractor trailer driven by
Richard w. Cole. Al, of South
Boston, Va, at 2 am.
Both drivers were charged
with colliding, police said.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Police Are Probing
-Four New Cases Of
Yoke Robberies

-Four persons were victims Of
yoke robbers and purse snatchers
In Washington last night. police
reported.
The cases were the latest in
O series of assaults on the streets
of Washington-mostly against
elderly persons-which have been
plaguing police.
One of the victims. Mrs. Numa
Gibson, rs, of 327 Second street
NE. told police she was attacked
from behind by two colored men
as she walked in the hallway of
her apartment building.
Pocketbook Rified.
She said one of the men held
her while the other rifled her
pocketbook. They got $3.50. she
said.
Oscar c. Mason. SO, Of 826 AL
Iison street NV, reported he
was attacked by two youthful
colored men at 7:15 pm. while
walking in the 4400 block Of
Ninth street NV.
He said the pair stopped him
and asked him the direction to
Ferguson street." Suddenly. he
told police, they leaped on him.
threw him to the ground and
went through his pockets. He
said they took $1.14 and his
pocket knife.
In another yoking attack.
Andrew w. Hill, 81, colored, of
1888 Eleventh street NV, said
he was the victim Of a similar
attack by a lone yoke robber.
Thrown to Ground.
He said the man grabbed him
around the neck, threw him to
the ground and took his wallet.
Mr.. Hill told police the pocket
book contained no money. only
his drivers permit and personal
papers.
Two colored boys snatched the
purse of Mrs. Ethel Brown, AZ,
of 2022 North Taft street, Arling-
ton. while she was walking on
E street near Dominic's Alley
S.W., she reported to police.
The bag contained $50, Mrs.
Brown reported. It was found
a short while later and turned
over to police. 1t contained $40
of the original amount and Mrs.
Browns personal papers.
Police said they do not know
how the boys missed the extra
money or why it was left in the
purse.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Streetcur Crush Hurts Ia

HANOVER, Germany. Feb.
% (P.-Two streetcars collided
head-on in dense fog near here
early today. critically injuring
IA passengers. including several
school children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

Woodies' Wedding Service knows no season.
Every week in the year, engaged girls come
flocking for our advice. You're invited to con.
suit us freely about all your wedding plans
or single detail. Wedding Service, 5th Floor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
MOUNT oLIyET BAPTIST

yielding TO Cod was the sub
ject of Rev. b. II. Hunters mes
sage at the morning worship. Text
Romans 6:1-10.
Music was rendered by the Sen
Tor Choir. One addition to our
membership was made by Chris
tan experience.
Rev. Hunter, as dean, with q
group of young people and adults
attended the Minnesota South Da'
kota Sunday school and BTU
Congress board meeting held at
Zion Baptist church Sunday after.
noon, Nov. 20.
Visitors were introduced by
Miss Maudine Rice and welcomed
by Rev. B. II. Hunter.
The Guild Girls were presented
in a Thanksgiving skit at the eve
ming service. Mrs. Verda Williams
is chairman.
December 4th at $3.50 p. m. is
Appreciation Service" in obser.
vance of Rev. and Mrs. 3. II
Hunters fifth year.
Rev. o. E. Simpson of Carter
Chapel CME church will be the
speaker, Something to remember
The nationwide Bible reading
starting this month is sponsored
by the American Bible Society.
You are always welcome at Mt
Olivet, the Church with a Friendly
Welcome. Church reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
Foe Of Inteerofion.
Los Angeles Fire
Chief Resigns Job

Los Angeles 49, tANPl == Fire
Chief John Anderson, who waged
a bitter fight to prevent integra.
ton in the Los Angeles fire de-
partment, has quit after stating
that he cant take anymore" The
resignation becomes effective
January l.
Although he has been eligible
for retirement for the last IL
years, Anderson has stayed on To
night the Board OF Fire Commits
sioncrs and Mayor Poulson, who
deereed that Negro and white
firemen should be integrated,
Anderson has been accused OF
helping to direct and encouraging
campaign Of harraSsment a.
gainst Negro firemeu who were
sent TO formerly all-white sta
tons.
There have been interminshle
hearings and one white fireman
was suspended because he objected
10 "cold-shoulder treatment OF a
Negro fireman sent 10 white
station.
Calling his FIRST press confer
ence in 20 years in the FIRE de.
psrtment. Anderson said, I'm
through I've had my beating l
can't take any more
I'm a coward. Go ahead and
quote me. I plead guilty Youn
never believe the things have
been subjected 10, I can only take
- much and no more
II, Is very important to me tina,
I have lost the confidence of the
Roard OF Fire Commissioner he
said
The precipitating factor IN Al
dersons resignation came wher
the commissioners asked me d
make a certain ntAtemen, 20 IN
department which IN coed con
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25

science I didn't think could
make"
Anderson was referring TO a de-
mand by the commissioners that
he transfer Battalion Chief John
r. Dick from Station 10, where
three Negro firemen had made
complaints Of abuse by white fire.
men.
II viii not discipline a man on
charges of which he is not proved
Responsible" Anderson said, land
i don't believe he is responsible
for the conditions at Engine Co,
No. TO-"
The fire chief refused TO carry
out the orders Of the commission
ers and offered his resignation, He
had only recently returned TO
work after a short illness.
Anderson said his troubles
stemmed from the time Mayor
Poulson took office.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-25
GRANT INSTEAD or
FRANK" HUlTCREN

In a recent story in this paper
the name OF Grant Hultgren was
incorrectly given as Frank Hult-
gren,
Mr., Hultgren is chairman Of the
clio il4o union at Lewis Bolt and
Nut Co, the firm where a petition
to President Eisenhower on the
Emmett TIL Mississippi Negro
terror was destroyed by the man
agement.
The State clio under Robert
Hess, president has secured
thousands Of names on other petit
tons without interference by
management. its officials report,