a a a a a a a a a MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR, Friday, October 25, 1957 PAGE 15 Probers Want To Call Atom Spies Eastland Group Seeks Greenglass, Gold For Hearing in Memphis Tuesday Two convicted atom Harry Gold have been called Internal Security Subcommittee Communist activity in the thru Wednesday in Memphis. The Justice Department decided yet whether or not it will release them from prison to testify, First witnesses Tuesday will be "volunteers," Kentucky Attorney General J. M. Ferguson, and A. Scott Hamilton of Louisville, county attorney of Jefferson County, They tell of Communist activity in Louisville.
20 Subpenaed Subpenas have been issued about 20 witnesses from Memphis, Nashville, Chattanooga, Louisville, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Knoxville and other cities. Sen. James O. Eastland Miss.) will preside over the hearings, which also may deal with the S.
space secrets. Greenglass and Gold were members of the spy ring which stole atomic data for the Russians. The ring was headed by Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, executed in 1953 for espionage. 'Ar subsequent hearings since their imprisonment in the Federal Prison at Lewisburg, the men have indicated they also gave guided missile and space secrets to the Russians. Gold got 30 years and Greenglass 15.
Rosenberg was chief inspector 33rd Degree For Corinth Duo The Press- Correspondent CORINTH, Miss. Orma R. Smith and William Doyle Young of Corinth will become 33rd Degree Mason in ceremonies tonight Mr. Smith Mr. Young In Washington, D.
where they are attending the biennial session of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite. Mr. Smith, an attorney, has long been active in Masonic circles both locally and thruout. Mississippi. Mr.
Young, tax collector for Corinth, has served in many capacities in Coleman Predicts Schools' Demise Unless Constitution Is Rewritten By Associated Press GREENWOOD, Miss. Gov. J. P. Coleman said there will be no tax-supported schools in Mississippi within five years if Constitutional Convention is not called next year.
Under state law, Mississippi could abolish its public system if any attempt is made toward integration. In an interview after a series of talks in the city, Coleman said he wanted the Constitutional Convention for a complete new charter for industry, preservation of public schools and to prepare for the impact of civil rights legislation on the state. Coleman said he had no fears of a new Constitution being stricken by the U. S. Supreme Court, because the court could only pass on one section at time.
He said the convention could not be invalidated because of negro delegates, since the people would act on it and not the dele- gates. Council Booklet On Proposed Changes By United Press JACKSON, Miss. -The Mississippi Economic Council has out a booklet chuck full of proposed changes that could be made in a Constitutional Convention. Any of about 100 is enough to shake up the state. The MEC is not recommending all the changes.
It is merely throwing them out for consideration. Some are MEC policy. 13 at Parchman. Win Paroles Br Press United JACKSON. Miss.
The state Probation and Parole Board paroled 13 prisoners from Parchman Penitentiary, two of whom were serving life sentences for murder. They are Reuben Kemp serving life for murder from Lauderdale County; Charlie Davis life for murder from Wilkinson County; Robert Burrage, five for assault and battery with intent from Kemper. County. John 0. Cox, three years from Scott County for cattle theft; Leonard Seals, 20 years from Pearl River County for manslaughter; Clyde Howard MoCume four years from Hinds County for burglary; Walter Ford five years from Leflore County for arson.
James Moody, three years from Bolivar County for. burglary: J. W. Poe, three years for burglary from Noxubee County: J. D.
Suber, five years from Warren County for manslaughter: Herbert Williams, three years for burglary and larceny from Warren County. Rubber Workers Elect Taylor T. M. Taylor is the new president of the United Rubber Workers Local the Firestone plant. Clark, president sevTaylor Creorgo, W.
eral years. Taylor's ticket of officers and board members made a clean sweep, The Press-Scimitar was told. The Taylor ticket was an allwhite ticket, tho union membership is not. Officers elected with Taylor are: Prentis Lewis, vice president. R.
M. Hamby, secretary. S. D. Maddox, treasurer.
Seven directors and two policy committeemen on the Taylor ticket elected. 2700 votes cast on voting machines rented from the county were the largest in the history of the union's elections. Taylor won by 196 votes. Frayser to Face Traffic Headache When Frayser comes into the City of Memphis Jan. 1, there will be a new headache for residents-city police traffic tickets given out in Frayser.
Traffic Judge John Colton will tell members of Frayser Civic Club, meeting at Frayser Primary School at 7:30 tonight, about the traffic ticket setup, and what they can expect if they are cited to Traffic Court. Parnell Dwyer, president, said a kiddy band from Mrs. Fussell's Kindergarten will entertain. Saud May Add To His Wives By United Press BEIRUT, Lebanon. Muchmarried King Saud of Saudi Arabia, who is allowed four wives under moslem law and who has scores of children by them and his concubines, was reported to have matrimony in mind again.
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Suits, a Tampa airplane broker, was picked up after his car was involved in an accident in In the car were two pairs of coveralls similar to those worn by the robbers. Two planes were involved--the Cessna and an Aeronca stolen at Gilbert Field in Winter Haven by one of two men who flew to EASY WASHER DRYER COMBINATION ONLY 27 INCHES WIDE Fits in Kitchen, Bathroom or Under Stairs EASY to Wash With EASY Combination Washer-Dryer WASHES Then Dries A Full Load $47995 Less Liberal Trade-In Includes Normal Wiring, 27 In. Wide Installation and 1-Year Only Service. Check with PEEVEY Before You Buy Furniture FREEMAN Appliance Co. 545 E.
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LOVE SHOES, Inc. 83 Union -David Greenglass and to testify at the Senate hearings concerning South, scheduled Monday for the Army Signal Corps which was experimenting with guided missiles in 1947. Gold and Greenglass never have been questioned publicly on this possible phase of the spy ring's activities. Open to Public The hearings will be open to the public in the federal courtroom, Main Post Office building. Sen.
William E. Jenner Ind.) said he would attend Clellan said hearings, but Sen. John L. Mics could not. Sen.
McClellan is tied up in labor rackets hearings now. The senators will be accompanied by Robert Morris, chief counsel; G. Sourwine, counsel, and Ben Mandel, director of research. Last week the subcommittee placed in its official records a statement relating to the satellite and plane secrets which it said was based on Mandel's interview with Greenglass and Gold. Mandel's report said, "Rosenberg also mentioned to Greenglass the atomic airplane.
No nation has yet announced the development of an aircraft. Why Delta Scouts Seek $73.959 Minimum Sum For Adequate Program Special to The Press- -Scimitar CLARKSDALE, -Volunteer workers soon will launch the annual finance campaign for Delta Area Council, Boy Scouts. Goal of the workers in 12 Northwest Mississippi counties will be $73.959, the grand total of the 1958 budget approved by the Council's executive board. Two counties. Leflore and Coahoma- -will conduct United Givers Campaigns and in six communities Greenville, Indianola, Moorhead.
Inverness, Drew and Scott--Scout funds will be raised during Community Chest fund-raising efforts. In all other Council areas, separate Scout drives will be conducted. The $73,959 asked will be used primarily to maintain a professional and clerical staff to serve the expanding Council program. The Council now employs a Scout executive, an assistant executive and four field representatives, with the assistant Scout executive also doubling as a field representative. The Council hopes to add a fifth full-time field representative next year, In addition, to carrying on functions required by the National Scout Council, Delta Council must employ a bookkeeper, a registrar and a secretary.
Salaries of the staff, travel expenses of field representatives and retirement a and social security insurance for the Council entire staff require $59,349. Maintaining the Council office costs additional $1920, for rent and an utilities. Other expenses provided in the budget: office and postal supplies, $2100: publicity, $250: camp operations, ship training and conferences, $1600; national quota, $900: finance campaign, $1250; insurance, $1920; awards supplies furnished, $1500; bank exchange, $150; special activities and anmeeting, $550; office equipment, $300; telephone and telegraph, $1000 and miscellaneous. $150. Dr.
C. R. Sayre, Council president, in announcing plans for the finance campaign said the executive board felt its budget was a realistic approximation of Council needs and that the total represented the minimum sum needed if Scouting is to function efficiently and render service to the young people of the area, sale, and to readvertise the property sale. Louis E. Howell.
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