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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20
MAJOR REVISION OF LOYALTY,
SECURITY PROGRAM IS URGED

On industrial security, the COM
mission suggested consolidation Of
the program in the office Of the
secretary of defense, with a pro-
viso that only one set of security
regulations be set up in plant
working on separate contracts for
Army, Navy and Air Force, in
stead of two or three as at pres
ent.
The commission said the plan
would eliminate duplication in
clearances, Investigations, finger
printing and the '.lling out of the
various printed forms required "by
some three million employees work.
ing on the $4,000 contract covered
by the Dept. of Defense security
program"
Defects Noted
1t also would broaden the criteria
for denying or revoking security
clearances.
Defects" were found in port
security regulations and opera
tions. The commission proposed
that screening officers be trained
in security techniques and be as
signed on a full-time basis; that
the Coast Guard commandant be
given full jurisdiction over the
program; that all hearings be held
before examiners from the pro-
posed Central Security Office, and
that Army, Navy and Coast Guard
clearances of port workers be
made interchangeable.
For the first time, civilian air
transport employees would be
brought under the program pro-
vided they are actually in a po-
sition to do substantial damage
Only employees of federal agencies
concerned with air transport are
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20
Six-Week Home
Economics Workshop
Reaches Midway Mark
AT Howard University
Some 80 Home
Economists From
South And Middle
Atlantic States
Participating

Washington, D. c. Some 80
home economists, teachers and
students are participating in the
six-week workshop on New De-
velopment in Home Economic"
which reached the midway mark at
Howard University this week. The
program will continue through
July Goth.
The workshop, which is being
presented by the Department of
Home Economics at Howard in CO.
operation with the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare, is
designed to inform persons in
home economics of the latest de-
velopments and techniques in their
field. Participants in the workshop
have come from states in the Mid
die Atlantic and Southern areas.
Mrs. Lydia ]. Rogers, instructor
in home economics at Howard, and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

A major revision OF the federal
loyalty-security program, which
both liberalizes present procedures
and adds new restrictions, has
been recommended to Pres. Eisen-
hover and Congress by the Com
mission on Government Security.
The recommendations, based on
an 18-month study, are centered
around new Central Security Of
flee in the executive department.
1t would be independent of any
other government agency, give
uniform supervision to all pro-
grams, train and supply qualified
administrators and hearing Of
ficers, and make continuing study
of the country's constantly shift
ing security needs.
List Recommendations
The proposed appointment of
the 12-member commission was
commended by the AFL-CIO
founding convention in December,
1866. Pres. Eisenhower, Vice Pres.
Richard M. Nixon as presiding of
ficer of the Senate and Speaker
of the House Sam Rayburn Cd
Tex.) each named four members.
Lloyd Wright of Los Angeles, for
mer president of the American Bar
Association, was chairman.
There was no laber representa-
ton, although AFL-CIO Pres.
George Meany and Vice Pres.
James B. Carey, president. of the
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers, were named to an ad-
visory committee.
On the positive side, the commits
sion's recommendations would:
Establish more uniform stand
ards and administration, with
broader avenues of appeal.
Separate loyalty from security
cases on the ground that security
is always involved when loyalty
is at issue, but that loyalty is not
necessarily involved in security
matters.
Give the accused the right to
confront and cross-examine "tip.
sters," except where derogatory
information is supplied by coun
terspy regularly engaged in intel
ligence work for the government
Require more specific charge!
/ against an accused person:
Provide trained personnel a:
hearing officers and give them thu
right to subpoena witnesses.
Give hearings, if requested, t.
| applicants for jobs who are turned
down because of loyalty or securit!
reasons.
Proposed further restrictions il
the 800-page report include:
Legislation penalizing unlawful
disclosure of classified informa
tiCn; under such law, a news
paper which printed secret" in
formation would be guilty of ;
crime.
I Legalization of overlapping il
loyalty and security cases.
The commission also propose,
Tightening up of passport regula
tons and transfer CT visa control
except for diplomatic and officia
visas, from the State Dept to tn
Justice Dept.
Eliminate Implications
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20
Writer Says
Africa Low
lin Birth Rate

New York, July 15.-Recent
studies have revealed that Africa
"is not continent of teeming mil
lions and that in some areas it is
not reproducing ITSELF" according
to an article in the current issue
of the Crisis, official journal of
the NAACP. N r,
The author, DR.. Irene Diggs
professor of anthropology at Nor
gan State College in Baltimore, OBJ
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

ed the suit or to specify the
grounds.
Miss Baker married her present
husband in France 10 years ago
and, on at least two occasions, was
accompanied by him during her
American triumphal tours when
she displayed an expensive ward
robe.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

now covered.
For federal civilian employees
generally, the commission said its
recommended program consists of
loyalty program applicable to
all positions and a suitability pro-
gram within the framework of
civil service regulations"
Would Cover Courts
1t would exclude the National
Security Agency and the Central
Intelligence Agency but cover all
other branches, including the courts
and Congress; change civil service
regulations to permit transfer of
"loyal security risks" to nonsense
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

morning.
The woman, who resides at los
I Bell Court, went to police head
quarters and surrendered to De-
tective Lieutenant J. P. Shipp.
Detectives Tullos and Watson
said the dead man was Henry Rus
sci, also 81, of 2 Bell Court.
The pair had argued over his
relations with another girl the po-
lice said.
According to reports, witnesses
said that the woman stabbed Rus
sell in the chest during the argu-
ment at his home. He was dead
on his arrival at University Hos
pital Saturday night.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1857

tive positions, or their discharge
under normal procedures; and pro-
vide equal treatment for veterans
and non-veterans alike.
Statutory Equalization of the at
torney generals list of prescribed
organizations also was recon-
mended, with restriC ions to mini
mize possible abuses.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

Land and royalty owners of the
nation last year reaped a harvest
from the oil industry of some 80
billion dollars in royalties, rentals,
and bonuses.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20
Woman Slayer
Surrenders Here

Frances Ruth Herfon, 37-year-
old Negro woman who stabbed her
boy friend to death here Saturday
night surrendered to police Sunday
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-07-20

Sarlat, France, July Is - Jose
phine Baker, internationally fam
Gus singer and dancer has filed for
divorce from her bandleader hus-
band 10 Bouilion.
Actually, in keeping with French
custom, court officials in this city
declined to state which part initial
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Adult Party Comes

Mrs. r. d. S.. Silpey Spring
! would appreciate 1t If
someone would come to my
rescue. I'm planning a party
for about five couples. Since
il viii be New Years eve. i
thoueht 1t would be a good
idea If We could play some
adult games. Does anyone
have any good ideas for these
games? I'm afraid the party
might turn out to be q little
dull without some activity
going on part of the time.
Most Of the people invited
have never met before. ]
would like 10 have some ideas
that would liven up the party
and assure everyone a good
time. I have been to the
library but found that the
books on adult games have
already been taken out.
Please come to my rescue
soon. since New Years eve
is almost here. incidentally.
! am already familiar with
the game Of charades.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Toys open! Games and dolls books cuddy onios along
Sono Shrneton Fos Church. Silver Spring. Connecticut
Toys at Street Tool spf w. -
Evening star., 1957-12-23
|St. Nick
Comes to
"A Party
contlnued Prom Pare R.4

Continued From Page B.
Mrs, Wiley Buchanan were
among the later arrivals. Mr..
Buchanan was wearing a
white shirt with navy dots
and white collar which he
4 had picked up in London.
Mrs. Perle Mesta arrived
with her social secretary. and
had quite an animated con-
versation with Roy st. Lewis
over some silver dollars which
the host had picked up in
Denver.
i've known him for a very
long time" said the former
Minister TO Luxembourg. Of
her host. She left the party
with several Of the silver dol
lars. about which she had
been kidding Mr.. st. Lewis.
Senator and Mrs. John Nc
Clellan were the center OF an
admiring group. and Mrs.
Mcclellan wore one OF the
most beautiful dresses at the
party--brown lace over subtle
pink. with a pink stole. The
McClellans are going down
to Oreenville, s. c., the day
after Christmas TO spend the
day with members Of Mrs.
McClellan's family.
Seen chatting at the party
we're Gen. and Mrs. Omar
Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Oliver La Gorce. Mr.. Clarence
"Buzzie" Hewes. Mrs. King
don Gould. Miss Meta Evans,
Mrs. Hope Rulings Miller.
also IN RED satin topped by a
fox cape: the Commandant Of
the Potomac River Naval
Command and Mrs. Harold
Baker; the Rev. DR.. Leslie
Glenn and Mrs. Glenn. 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles p.
Cahell. Mr.. Scott kirkpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dawson
and Gen. and Mrs. John Van
Houten.
The Countess Of Motrico
came without her husband
the Spanish Ambassador. who
is in Spain. Her very fash
ionable short length dress
was of wine crepe. and with
1t she wore a huge diamond
and sapphire pendant.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

racks. ] just cover with alu-
minum foil and remove the
foil when it's soiled and re-
place with clean foil again.
Lots OF time is saved and 1t
hasn't impaired the baking
ability Of my oven. It's also
a good idea to line the plates
under the burners on the top
OF the stove.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
WEE WOMEN
'Your vile said 'finder,

Your wife said finders
keepers!' - and then she hung
up ="
They need watering every
day. plenty OF light and q
cool spot. if possible.
I am sure you will enjoy
your plant as much as 1 do
mine. You can have as many
plants as YOU want from the
seed. They are slow to start.
but with a little patience you
will have plants to be proud
of.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
ON THE
AGENDA
TODAY

Twentieth Century Club
1880 pm. CritteAden Home
on Reservoir road. Music
section gives Christmas pro-
gram.
Independence Chapter
B'nai Birth. Vhiversalist
Church Of Silver Spring,
Wo m ms Fellowship of
Christ Congregational Church
10 am. TO 1890 pm. at
Flower Theater, Flower
avenue and Piney Branch
road. Silver Spring. Film
festival "Your Neighhor Cele-
brates Christmas and Cha.
nukah."
Evening star., 1957-12-23
-Africun Violet Core

Mrs. A. L. A.. Greenbelt
To Mrs. L. A. B.. Tdkomd Pdrl
For the African violet mite
! used capsules containing S
per cent sodium selenate. You
may dust the contents Of one
onto the dirt around the
plant or dissolve in a small
amount of water and apply
to the dirt only. 1t is alb
Sorbed by the plant. The
plant will be immune for
about 6 months and will not
be harmed by use of the
chemical. The capsules. in
cidentally, should be kept out
of reach from the children as
they are poisonous.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Marble SHINING

Mrs. r. W. S.. Falls Church
I recently purchased q
secondhand piece of marble.
1t is not marred or diSfigured
but how can ! shine il? I
plan to put 1t on top OF the
coffee table and want to shine
1t first. Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Dutch Honey Coke

Mrs. I. A.. Adelphi
Will someone please send
In the recipe for making
dutch honey cake? ! have
lost my copy and We were
very fond Of the cake.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Guidepost Search

Mrs. J. L. H., Arlington
Would some RICH reader
please tell me where can
find a copy Of the December
issue Of Guidepost maga-
zine? Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Oven Rack Cleunino

Mrss G: E. c.. Mdryland
To Mrs. B. G.. Rockville
! do not have the same
problem you have with your
oven racks. But, to save my
self time in cleaning my
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Plant Core

Mrs. r. N. l.. North Beach
To Mrs. n. w.. Washington
I have about four dozen
Jerusalem cherry trees Of all
sizes from an inch high TO
as large as a small washtub.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

air ride! These brilliant advances out
date, out-cushion anything you've known
in the low-price field. In addition, Chew
rolet's body-frame design is new, and
the wheelbase is longer, for wonderful
new handling feel.
Interiors are magnifcently newin style,
colors and comfort! For an extra helping
of pleasure, see Chevrolet'S new super
models, the Bel Air Impala Sport Coupe
and Convertible. Never before have
such luxury and distinction been offered
in Chevrolets field See the giant step
in cars at your Chevrolet dealers now!
Optional at extra cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

Talk about news, that's all Chevrolet is
for SO! Look at its new style, alone.
Chevrolet is wider, lower, nine crisp
clean inches longer sheer luxury
right back to its gull-wing rear tenders.
There's an all-new engine, the 2S0-h.p.
Super Turbo-Thrust VS+. It's so new it
even looks different on the outside.
Sample it in action and you'll know it's
different. Combine it with Turboglide',
and you'll boss the quickest, smoothest
combination on the road.
There's more news in Chevrolet's two
great new rides. You have your choice
of a new Full Coil suspension and real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01

Chevrolet takes the giant step with the
biggest, boldest mOue any car euer made.
Ne,C length, netc Iowness, ne,c uidth-
stunning neU shapes in glass and steel
radical ne,U V8 = wOnder.morking
Full Coil suspension and real air ride-a
brilliant nerU body-frame design! Meier
before has car been so wonderfully ne,p
in so many different ,coys. See it no,c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
E x-|nspector Beech Cited
In $13 900 Tax C|oims

Federal income tax liens total
ing more than $4,000 have been
filed in District Court against
former Police Inspector Beverly
c. Beach and his wife.
Inspector Beach was dismissed
from the Washington Police
Force May 26, 1854. after a spe-
cial police trial action growing
out Of testimony given at a
Senate District Crime subcom-
mittee hearings in 1852.
During the hearings Inspector
Beach was unable to account for
about $4,000 of his income. His
name was mentioned in connec-
ton with those of gamblers who
had a free hand in the District
A District Court grand jury
in April, 1858, cleared Inspector
Beach and another policeman
Inspector Albert I. Bullock, in
efforts to indict them for per-
jury.
However, Police Chief Robert
v. Murray ordered the men to
remain under suspension from
the force pending the police
trial. After he was convicted,
Inspector Beach lost an appeal
to the District Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08

After the grand jury failed to
indict the policemen. United
States Attorney Charles M. Ire
Ian pointed out the jury made
no study of tax angles. He said
that was job for the Bureau
of Internal Revenue.
In the tax action just filed,
the Government alleged Inspec-
tor Beach owed additional tax
of $2.2l5.5l in 1916 and 1858. IS
in 1947, a total of $3,084.36.
1t also was alleged that In
spector Beach and Mary B.
Beach were in arrears a total
of Sl0,30l.38 for the years l948
to 1851. Broken down, the sums
were SIS. 1926 for l948, 81 1903 .85
for l949, $334.9l for 1850 and
81, 869.38 for 1851.
The former police Official was
found guilty by the trial board
of conduct prejudicial to the
force.
He was accused of using part
of Christmas basket fund for
a precinct party, accepting a
$3.50 gift without permission and
lying about certain financial
transactions in testimony before
the crime subcommittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Official and 7 Pilots
Injured in Crash

RHINEBECK, N. Y, Jan. 8 up.
Arthur Levitt, New York State
controller, and two pilots were
injured today in the crash of a
State airplane.
Mr.. Levitt suffered dislocated
shoulder and shock. He was
taken to Northern Duchess
County Health Center, where it
was reported his condition was
not serious.
The pilot, Fred C. McLane of
Lake Placid. and co-pilot. Earl
McGuirk of Delmar, also were
described as not in serious con-
dition.
Mr.. Levitt was flying from New
York to Albany for a meeting in
the State Capital with Tioga
County officials.
The planeIHan amphibian
known as "TkS~6bose," is oper-
ated by the State Conservation
Department. The three injured
were believed to be the only &C.
Icupants of the plane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
PLAIN OLD RESIN IS TESTED
As RADIOACTIVITY SHIELD

PARIS H1-Two French research scientists report
they be the track of way to protect humanity
from the pers of radoactivity
Jean Marie and M. Michon of the French Atomic
Energy Commission said experiments with resin on rats
and showed type of resin gives certain amount of
immunity
They reported to the French Academy Sciences they
had given rats dose of srontium-90 the dangerous
radioactive element in hydrogen bomb falouts
Some of the rats made to absorb the resin The
other rats used as controls
They said autopses showed rats treated with resin
had eliminated considerable part of the radioactive
element.
The strontium-90 had penetrated the bones of rats
untreated with the resin
The report said experiments will be continued in the
hope OF finding way to protect human beings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08

OF Mr.. Knowland he would score
a major gain toward the Cover
nor'S Mansion. Then, by
strengthening his control of a
California delegation to the 1860
Republican national convention
he could occupy a powerful po-
Sition IN racing against Mr.
Nixon or other candidates for
the presidential nomination.
No Hint on Future
Yet, if Mr.. Knowland enter
tains such hopes and plans, he
gave no indication of anything
except to retire from the Senate
at the close of the 85th Con-
gress, spend more time with his
family. and probably return
more actively to the newspaper
business. His father is publisher
of the Oakland Tribune.
The news conference he unex-
pectedly called late yesterday at
the Capitol had a routine build
UP that made the big surprise
even bigger when he announced
his intention not to seek re-
election. He related that he had
talked earlier in the afternoon
with his Republican senatorial
colleagues.
He said he also conferred with
President Eisenhower on the
prospects of favorable congress
sional action on the Middle East
resolution, civil rights legislation
See KNOWLAND, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
OIlenhuuer to Visit
D. c. February 1919

BONN, Germany, Jan. 8 (P),
Opposition Leader Erich Oh
lenhauer will fly to New York
February 10 for a two-week visit
in the United States and Can
ada.
Mr.. Ollenhauer. chairman Of
the Socialist Party, will spend
three days in New York, pay
short visits to Pittsburgh and
Detroit and then go to Wash
Iington, d. c., on February Is.
He plans to spend five days
in Washington in conferences
with Government officials. He
will fly to San Francisco on Feb
ruary 10, visit Chicago two days
later and then Ottawa, Canada,
on February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Russia Asks Permission
To Send Tourists to u. S.

Soviet Union had suggested
exchanges of experts in metal
lurgy. ferrous and nonferrous;
heavy machine building. chem
istry. medicine and coal mining
In the cultural field the Krem-
lin had suggested exchanges of
several musicians.
The Soviet government is still
anxious to arrange these ex-
changes ION a reciprocal basis,
Mr.. Striganov said.
An American Idea
The idea for conducting the
exchanges on reciprocal basis,
Mr.. Striganov pointed out. was
an American idea, first put forth
in a State Department memo
randum on November IL. 1855,
at the time of the Geneva For
eign Ministers Conference fol-
lowing the summit meeting of
July.
He pointed out that the Soviet
group studying mass feeding
or cafeteria-style restaurants
had just completed its tour OF
the United States when the ban
was put in effect. The American
team has not visited Russia.
I'VE are for the exchanges
provided the other side wants tc
do So" Mr.. Striganov said. be
cause we believe they improve
relations between our two coun-
tries. They help us understand
and know each other better.
I'VE believe they are good fol-
both sides. But if the other side
doesn't want them. we're moi
sorry very much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Ohio Democrat Bolts
|Mideast Plan Hearinq
u. N. TO CONSIDER
PROPOSAL TO HEAR
HUNGARY REFUGEES

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
R.-The United Nations
announced today that the
donation General Assembly
will meet tomorrow morn
ing to consider a new pro-
poSal to investigate the Hun
garian situation.
The United States and %
other sponsors will submit
a proposal for the creation
of a special committee to
hear testimony from Hun
garian refugees on Soviet
military Intervention during
the Hungarian rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
STRICT SUPERVISION
KEEPS OMEN ALERT

AROUND THE CLOCK, never end
ing supervision keeps the FBl leon,
fost and efficient. See the second
chopter Of 30-port condensation Of
the book, THE FBl Story" on The
Stor Feature Poee. ALB.
WASHINGTON FASHION editors
ore being beset with queries about
whot the First Lody and others will
weor ct inaugural time Mrs. Nixon's
dresses ore revealed by Eleni, on poee
B.S.
A SLIP OF THE LIP con cost you
millions in libel suits, exploin Phil
Yeoeer and John Stork in Low in the
News on poee BIB.
HIGHWAY BUILDERS DREAMS Of
O bumper crop Of new roads for the
District to meet the vost demands Of
troffie ore en- route to recollection I'M
der the new Federal Highway Act. See
the third Of series Of articles by
George Beveridee on poee BIZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-08
Bombing Device Set OFF

RALEIGH, N. c.. Jan. 8 (R.-
A homemade bombing device ex-
ploded in the lobby of the News
and Observer Raleigh Times
Building early today, causing
minor damage. The explosion
apparently was set off in a big
potted pant near the elevator
entrance. 1t damaged nearby
wall paint.