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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

well known persons whose
names we're used In connection
with sale Of securities under
conditions which the SEC found
to be questionable.
Among those mentioned by a
commission spokesman were
George Preston Marshall Of
Washington; Jimmie Davis of
Shreveport. former Governor Of
Louisiana: Eddie Arnold, TV and
screen star Of Nashville. Tenn;
Webb Pierce. folk singer and
television artist. also from Nash
vile. Mr.. Marshall was out Of
town and The Star could not
learn Immediately whether his
name was used with his per-
mission.
Their names were mentioned
in connection with a stop order
decision suspending effectiveness
Of a registration statement COW
ering proposed offering Of So mil
lion Of stock by American In
vestors Corp. of Nashville.
The SEC found that various
representations contained in the
registration statement and pros
pectus were false and mislead-
ing, and that 'the serious nature
of the many deficiencies reflects
an indifference on the part Of
the registrant to its statutory OBJ
legation of disclosure to the in
weston"
| In Its stop-order the SEC said
the company promised to issue
options without cost to promi-
nent personalities in order to
secure their association with reg
istrant for the purpose of facili-
tating sale Of the securities to
the public, as well as to its own
promoters"
The company claimed other
options were given to attract
competent main Office and
agency personnel. but the SEC
reported that many of these OPP
tions were given to persons who
had little or no experience in
management or operation Of in
surance companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April I3 Rj.-wheat fu-
lures set new pattern on the Board
Of Trade this week--all contracts moved
upward 'or the frst week in almost two
months
Wheat gained more than a cent In all
cases Corn was up almost as much.
and oats showed almost daily gains to
end the week nearly cents higher.
Soybeans were mixed with the May
contract losing ground.
Wheat closed / u to 50 higher than
q week ago FRIDAY. Corn was 70 10 lss
higher. oats, ! 10 Ia ahead: rye. Ia
70 3M higher: soybeans, ia lower TO
=. higher. and lard : to IL cents q
hundred pounds higher.
Bulls were ENCOURAGED by the fact
that the wheat market has begun TO
take bearish influences In stride and
move ahead They lay this mostly to
q belief that exports viii improve and
because cash wheat has been moving out
OF CHICAGO in fairly large quantities,
apparently for EXPORT use.
Rance Of prices for the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Traffic League to Hold
Washington Conference

The Eastern Industrial Traffic
League will hold its semiannual
meeting at the Dupont Plaza
Hotel here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Many important problems
will be discussed and Brad
ley Nash. Deputy Undersecretary
of Commerce for Transportation,
will be guest speaker at a lunch
con on the second day.
Walter H. Weller, Eastern
traffic manager for Weyerhaeuser
Sales Co., will preside as presi-
dent of the organization. j. S.
Mcdougal. traffic manager for
woodward and Lothrop, is
chairman Of the special COM
mittee on arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
High Taxes Held Threat
To Job Opportunities

High taxes do most injury to
persons. who do not pay them.
the United States Chamber of
Commerce asserts in a new study
now being distributed.
Entitled Expanding Source
of Tax Revenues" the study
emphasizes that high taxes dis
courage business development
and reduce job opportunities. 1t
cites specific cases OF established
businesses that refuse to expand
and potential new businesses
that never got started because
OF road blocks created by high
taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
NAM Names SIiqh

NEW YORK. April 10 (R.-
The National Association OF
Manufacturers has elected
Charles r. Sigh, jr.. chief ad-
ministrative officer with the title
Of executive vice president and
named Kenneth r. Miller senior
vice president with an operating
little Of general manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Aetna Life Will Hold
WashingtOn Seminar

Joseph F. Euler g. Co.. general
agents for Aetna Life Insurance
Co. here. announced an estate
planning seminar will be held by
Aetna at Hotel Statler tomorrow
and Tuesday.
Carl Eagle. assistant supervisor
OF company training at the home
office in Hartford. Conn, will
conduct the seminar.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Drive On Phony Deals
Gives SECBusiest Week
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Those who undertake to sell securities to the public will
have to be careful than that they tell
truth and nothing but the truth to prospective investors
This evident Friday the Securities Exchange
Commission wound OF its busiest weeks in steppedup
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
15-Yr.-0Id Shot While
Fleeing Stolen Truck

A 15year-od youth shot this week while alegedy
fleeing police after leaving stolen truck The lad Virgil
Miller, of 1925 Wilkins, shot Monday night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

time except TO maintain Fed
eral surveillance of the sifua-
tion."
This statement was issued
after Faubus failed to give his
assurances in a public statement
that he would maintain law and
order and keep Federal Court
orders from being obstructed
Faubus failed to satisfy the
White House in his released
statement.
One of the Southern Gov
ernors who drew up the set
Element said privately that
The Faubus statement vio-
lated an understanding that
the governors had reached
with him and that. in the
circumstances. the President
could not be blamed for re-
jecting IL.
When the Presidents advisers
read Faubus' statement, they
found two unexpected words in
it. In the version which the
governors had presented TO the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Loses $1,255 To
Con Woman

Mrs. Idell Blair, "a, of 374S
E. Congress, found out that
kindly Mother Adams" who
promised to remove a curse"
that caused her stomach ailment
was not a woman of her word.
Instead of losing her curse"
Mrs. Blair lost Sl,255.
Mrs. Blair told police that
Mother Adams" knocked on
her door Tuesday and said: Il
am bringing good luck and
good health TO the homes of
whose doors I knock"
Mother Adams asked Mrs.
Blair if she had any troubles.
When Mrs. Blair told the swar-
thy visitor she had a stomach
ailment she had a remedy to
cure the curse"
Put all your money and
jewelry together and go to a
cemetery. Your stomach. ailment
will disappear
Mother Adams" had another
thought:
THE trip might be too siren
uous. Give the money 70 me
and T1I bav. IL hlossed will
return il TO you Thursday and
all of your troubles will be
over"
Mrs. Blair gathered up Sl,255.
She had no jewelry.
When Mother Adams" failed
to return Thursday, Mrs. Blair
called police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Natl NAACP
Sets Plans For
Jr. Memberships

The Board Of Directors of the
National Association of Market
Developers, in a two-day meet
ing in the Gotham Hotel here
last week, selected a theme for
the Fifth Annual Marketing
Clinic at Tennessee A. and /.
State University next spring and
reviewed reports on activities
of local sales associations in
major Negro markets around
the country.
The 1858 Clinic will be held
Friday and Saturday. April ii.
IL. with the theme Negro
Market Programs at the Local
Level" Immediately following
the Clinic will be the annual
NAMD convention. Sunday.
April IL. All sessions will be
held at the University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
President Lauded
For Stand In
Ark. Situation

NEW YORK - President Els
enhower's address to the country
on the crisis in Little Rock and
his ordering of federal troops
into that city to prevent inter
ference with federal court rul-
ings were promptly and widely
hailed throughout the country
as indicated by report received
here at the NAACP national
office.
Immediately following the
Presidents nationwide broad
cast on Sept. "a, DR.. Claiming
II. Tobias, chairman OF the
NAACP Board of Directors, sent
a telegram to the White House
congratulating the President
upon steps taken to preserve
law and order In Little Rock
and the nation"
Speaking personally and on
behalf of the NAACP. DR.. To-
bias expressed the belief that
'law-abiding citizens Of every
race and creed in the South.
rs well as in the North. will
applaud your heroic utter
snce."
Similar expressions in sup.
port OF the Presidents firm
stand to uphold law and order
in Little Rock were sent to the
White House by state and loca
NAACP leaders and Others
throughout the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

President and which they had
cleared by telephone with Fau-
bus, one of Faubus' pledges read.
a.. The orders of the Fed
eral court will not be obstruct-
ed" In the version released by
Faubus, this pledge read: g. /.
The orders of the Federal court
will not be obstructed by me-"
The southern governors, ac-
cording to their associates, were
thunderstruck by this change.
They had been negotiating with
Faubus for days and believed
they had reached a clear under
standing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Citizens Group
to Study Bias
In Detroit

The Detroit Commission on
Community Relations today an
nounced the formation of a cit
liens committee on equal pub
lie accommodations.
The committee will determine
the extent to which racial re-
strictions limit the use of serv-
ices or facilities in restaurants,
hotels, and other public places,
and make recommendations to
encourage their full use.
Rev. Jewell Smoof of Sfrafh-
moor Methodist Church has
been appointed chairman OF
the "a member committee
which is made up of Detroit
church. business. labor and
community leaders.
The committee will use the
Michigan Civil Rights Law as
its guide. This law, enacted in
l048. provides that all persons
in Michigan are entitled to full
and equal use of all inns. hotels
motels, restaurants, theatres,
and "all other places of public
accommodation, amusement and
recreation
In a statement announcing
the formation Of the commit
tee. Richard Marks. Director
of the Commission on Com
muniiy Relations, explained
that the committee would
serve in an advisory capacity
10 the Commission.
II will make recommendations
10 insure that all of the resour-
ces of the community shall be
available TO all who come here
as convention delegates and to
all who reside here.
The Rev. John f. Coogan, s
j. chairman of the Commission
charging the committee during
its first meeting, said, Viola.
ton of the Civil Rights Law Il
q crime. This law protects vita
human rights, and we are much
concerned that it be observed"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Police say he was driving a
delivery truck owned by an
East Side business when they
attempted to stop the vehicle
for NOT having on the front
lights. Two scout cars partici-
psfed in the chase which led
through east side alleys at
high rates of speed.
Officers Edward Pryce and
George Frantz tried to block the
alley between Watson and Frs
kline. The truck broke through
the roadblock knocking the pc.
lice car out of the way.
The officers report it then
ran into vacant field on Hast
ings.
Officers Pryce and Franfz
fired the last two of ten shots.
His death was attributed TO
one of these shots which struck
the youth in the head.
Miller's step father, Albert
Martin, said that his stepson did
not know how to drive and that
he thought the shooting was q
mistake.
According to Martin, Miller
was on his way home after
visiting relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

allow the President to federalizs
the National Guard or state
militia in such circumstances.
The bill was prompted by the
action of Arkansas Governor Or
vile Faubus in using the Ma
tional Guard to prevent the Lit
tie Rock School system from
carrying out a court-approved
plsn of migrating the schools.
Recent events have shown
the need for such bill TO pre-
vent anarchy and to permit the
ordinary processes of Constitu-
tional government to 60 on free
from impairment by rash indi-
viduals," Dingell declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
To Study In France

BALTIMORE, Md. - Richard
A. Long, assistant professor OF
English at Morgan State Col
lege, will study in Paris, France
this year on a Fulbright grant
Mr.. Long will study old
French literature at the Uni
versifY Of Paris and do some
research at the National Lii
brarY in the French capital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Dingell said the proposed
bill would make IL unlawful
for any person TO try TO use
the guard or any other armed
service equipped wholly or in
part from federal funds for the
purpose of defYing the order
or any federal court or the
ruling of a judicial. quasi
judicial or administrative Of
ficer of the federal govern
menf.
The same measure would per
NIT these courts to use ira
ditional court methods to pro
tect its orders and jurisdiction
The Dingell proposal would ais,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Federal Troops Ordered
To Remain In Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK.-A proposal
for the early withdrawal of
Federal troops from Little col
lapsed Tuesday night when
Arkansas Governor Orval Eau
bus failed to meet President
Eisenhower's specifications for
school Indignation guarantees.
In a statement issued Tues
day the President stated: I'm
der the circumstances the
President of the United States
has no recourse at the present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
From Human Events" News Section vi
ARKANSAS: BEHIND THE FAuBus FACADE

~ Fsvbvs instead Of immediately latter the judge
initial seson bowling TO the power Of The Federal Govern.
men proceeded his chosen course That was one %
exploiting sssrsssfonisf sentiment far as ne dseo "
"ep his political ambitions namely TO win re-ese!'on "
',s and then TO win The Democratic Senatorial
IN 1860 This Il what makes Fsvbvs sek-ssy eorrespon-
osnfs and whatever The dsysodsy tides OF conflict n''
pan vndsrIIss his shifting tactics"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Free Christian Science Lectures

Five free lectures Christian Science are scheduled
In the Detroit area.
Ralph e. Wsgers will speak at Wayne Memorial High
School. 4th and cIsnwood, at pm. Friday. Oct. A.
Mr.. Wagsrs also st Fourth Church, 5240 w. Chicago
Blvd, Sunday. oet 9, pm.
Jules Germ will lecture at Sixth Church, 1870 Kerehsva
thursday, Oct. 10. and at
Fifth Church. l7425 Second, Friday, Oct. IL.
Clifford r. Nysewander will speak at Seventh Church.
233 w. Grand Blvd, Oct. IL, Saturday.
These last mentioned lectures will be at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
"WCTU President Sees Drinking
Out of Control "

MADISON. Wis-The president Of the National Womans
Christian Temperance Union had said here that drinking
Increasingly Of control In most wet communities sno
local option elections appear TO be he indicated eoee
fves"
Mrs. Glenn @. Hays Of Evanston, Ill., told the unions
executive committee that legislative and policy bodies have
tailed In their regulatory obligations.
tsee WcTU PRESIDENT, Page W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Breakdown On Cigaret Ads By
House Probers Due"
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c.S.+++
AN ENLIGHTENED. CIVILIZED SOCIETY WOULD
PROHIBIT ALL OF THE DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETs /
DEVILS SOCIAL H-BoMB.' SEX !-RAMPANT IN
THE WORLD OF LETTERS AND ENTERTAINMENT
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
DRUG STORE MEDICINES
ALL OF THE FOREGOING ARE PRODUCTS OF THE
OTHER god MATTER" THE MYTH, OF THE
DEVILS ADAM-EvE DUPES, NOT NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE, cHRISTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THESE FALSE gods ARE THE DEVILS 'coMPEN.
sATIoN FOR THE ABSENCE IN HUMAN CONSCIOUS.
NESS, IN BELIEF, OF THAT "PEAcE OF GOD
WHICH PASsETH ALL UNDERSTANDING"
(sss cRAcKDoWN ON cIcARET, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Unions Stop World w.
Andrew Frvehavf, Publisher,
Detroit Tribune

BY Hal Humphrey Tree Press)
loNDoN-The technical genivses and men OF wisdom,
God bless EN- talk expansvey about the day when we viii
twist the channel seecfor Tv set and watch pro-
grams from capitals oil over the world.
There Is no doubt that such day will come, but IT Is
going be complicated than Just licking the eleefrone
problems.
tsee UNIONS STOP ~. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Asks Limit For Use OF
Guard In Bias Cases

Detroit Congressman John d. Dingel, Democrat from
the 18th district will quickly when Congress
to introduce legislation aimed at curbing the of
the National Guard to oppose the judicial administrative
decisions of the federal government
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14
Page p Minasapon. SPOKESMAN, Friday June u. 1867

nnt JOB tina, you the public informed I'M
portant
writer has said neither that there
any faacy any the writer's statements merely wish 70
express nay thinking wDGYs Night Beat and the way jam
Rarnsburg has handled problem issues.
think that Jim is intelligent personalities
Twin city radio equally as hroad-ninded
listen to some part OF Night every
,h s,r, tr,oves the races or form discrimination
always try complete well as get call in
any OF the program mentioned this letter did
any part to OF the that have
The Supreme Decision ntegraed Schooling
FEPC Governors Commission The Housing Prob
Indians The subject might not have been
named as they given what
These heard discussed some IN part and some complete In
ali cases Jim impressed being with all issues
this letter an issue being discussed that
involves the Race And The Fine Arts made II point 10
special attention to everything mat was said ana my ogn
opinion has changed
the moderator read articles from
and will not differ but WIN say that don't
anything Jms feelings the
represents that he only read articles OF
the discussion controversial and to let US
Americans feel about especially the
Honorable Senator racial discussed
obviously poNegro and becomes somewhat dis
statement that is contrary to good
sound intelligent thinking
than people that
smile for when they on the job with as or anactng
big behind backs viii do all in their
power to keep the minonties down
1t is true expected people probably
banwashed way presented
many good that have
been written and spoken and dynamic
pred prior Might that
citizens the facts and not gube they are sometimes
thought
magazine, newspaper hear cast
whether proego antNegro do not think that this In
puposey do dsserce to the Negro to
branwash citizens but to inform them.
My previous Jim Ramsburg leads be-
Cunningham loso RondO Ave- 81 Paul Min
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14

Wan street financial writer Donald Rogers suggests that
yea designated Personal Affairs Day
purpose says encourage an American
female efficiency their
anagunsnt"
would a day programs
stock purchaser mutual check tho status OF
viii retirement the condition OF
Rogers points out that most Americans spend their waking hours
make but devote little time 20 consideration
hoN can bss,b n their families
How working aud lay out definite plans for
saving either through Increasing their hank balance buying
investing carefully neecd stocks bands7 Very
indeed
many people they
slider Kind has been repeatedly demon
atred mat the willing anayr his spending
habits get ahead financially appreciate degree
Another surprising thing that individuals who have built
considerable "oo make viii
think necessary the protection their
result mans estate settled after his death na the
he would not wanted a. And his family suffers
A. Personal Affairs Day - wait Tor Of
hrai proclamation before reviewing your affairs
spent may well years regret Bridgeport
tNoh1 blade
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14
ATTEMPTS 10 XIII cvn RIGHTS MEASURES

representatives Old South Congress
making night rights program Their
delaying highly there to believe
the bill delayed the chance Of killing
altogether.
The procedure destroy bill and By miracle Il
passes 3 win nothing the
guaranteeing civil rights o Negroes
only the rights Of Negroes
rights guaranteed from
The beginning Much being amendment calling for
trial nights the cances eyading the
viii less the trial before judge the anticipates
contempt
This writer discussed the truth is the possibility
that the South had Tor the
tried by preIuced jury nterraca litigation Is
involved We believe impossible find twelve
unpeiddced white jury where the
However noby inclined these white think themselves 70 be
however deaou they may o. melting els because Of
their nerracsi background impossible white
himself o prejudice overnight
II takes time prejudice and Il takes time
positive interference dispensing justice
presupposed jury repeated that il is
doubtful had trial the South
NegrosRhte contentious nyolyed
the iniuaices that
inflicted Negroes proudced white through the
The hardshps paaeled
tho moral metod the whites themselves
their dsnsaon Of injustice Gordon Hancock Richmond Va
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-14
Southerners Up To Old Tricks

southern members congress cysl
rights lcgtsst0 Southern cnstoa have sucgcscd writing
trial amendment the t0dielaf5 committee and
Attorney Hcrbort Huno points amounts
practical purposes qualification the hls plain
originality provided eonemp, court pro-
ceengs against civil rights Noators usually
Judge without Jury great howl up
dental constitutional rights cry
subsregv Tho people pleaded Jury
such oppose the eivt rights ban in
Is denenstrabe fact that would
ctions hr south southern tho administration
would be unlikely persons violating
The south record trials Nesroes Indicate. tina, virtually
impossible justice question
The trial u ~ with other frustrating ,Dure
by outheners IN both houses OF In the
members % the Judiciary committee held up
ahsenng themselves committee meo,ngs causing
guor.m Others INDUCED wind~ speeches another
stating opeSation Altogether, " sorry record
the setback
only Ultimately rights