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Two cops slashed in flare-up at site as Negroes demonstrate in By United Press International Two policemen were slashed and several persons were injured today in a new flareup of violence at a Philadelphia construction site where hundreds of Negro demon strators protested alleged job dis crimination. One patrolman was slashed on the wrist and another on the arm during a fight which broke out when Negro pickets refused to move to permit workers to report to their jobs. Five other policemen and about 200 pickets were cut and bruised in the melee. The workers got through to the school construction site which had been the target of protests for a week. It is located in a largely Negro neighborhood In North Phil adelphia. The violence broke out two hours before a seven-point agree ment was reached to end the mass picketing and employ Ne groes in skilled jobs on public construction projects in Philadel phia. . It called for the immediate hir ing of a qualified Negro plumber, steamfitter, two electricians and a shectmetal worker at the school site. In the South, authorities at Jackson, Miss., were prepared to arrest racial demonstrators by the thousands. Two large buildings at the state fairgrounds were set up as temporary jails. , The city o Durham, N.C., an nounced it would open its munici pal swimming pools on a desegre gated basis, a move taken earlier in the week by Atlanta. Cecil Moore, the president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) branch in Philadelphia, said the picket protests would continue until more Negroes are employed in skilled trades at the school site. He pledged to assemble 4,000 pickets today to . carry' on the demonstration. Authorities in Jackson were tak ing no chances should njw demon strations break out in the Missis sippi capital city. Wire was strung aound two ex hibit buildings at tie state fair grounds and Jacksm Mayor Al len Thompson said the prisoner compounds could onfine 10,000 Stock Eichange picks new public governor this week By Jesse Bogu ,f UPI Staff Writer NEW YORK ?PI When the New York Stock tichange named a new public govmor this week, a few old-timers' on the street recalled the hot debates among members more Jian a quarter century ago whef the idea of pub lic ropresentatift on the board first was propped. The latest tobe elected to one of the three public governors' posts on the jJ-man board was J. Victor Hert Chairman of the Boards and tef Executive of ficer of the ontinental Insurance Companies. The Milwfkee-born Herd, who started out a business as an ex aminer for American Central Insurance Co- in St. Louis, in 1917, hasbeld a succession of high raring jobs in insurance compam'f and insurance associa tions inAe years since; an im posing fct of directorates, both on corfate boards and on those of phmthropic and educational group; (eprewnt Viewpoint Fiction of the public govcr noris to represent the public vieoint to the exchange. The nonations made by the presi de of the exchange, are made frfl among leaders in business, ejmeroe, or education. The pjlio members are elected by tthe board; the other members, jcept for the paid president of ib exchange who is an ex-offi-Jo member, are elected annually jtom members of the exchange it- I First of me public governors WIRE US FOR CASH In Case of Emergency Before leaving on your vacation trip, you can arrange for a CASH RESERVE AC COUNT with Portland Loan Co. and it costs you nothing unless you draw on it. What a comforting feeling to know that if you get stranded in some strange city with car trouble or some other emergency, Portland Loan is standing by to wire you necessary cash to send you happily on j our way. PORTLAND LOAN CO. IS Oregon Avt. persons. Negro leaders said they would step up their segregation protest campaign. At Tallahassee. Fla., 220 Ne groes were ordered to appear in court today to answer charges of disobeying an injunction against demonstrations. Two Negroes and a white man picketing a segre gated restaurant at Charlottes ville, Va , were beaten Thursday. In Washington, the Defense De partment said it has transferred 150 troops of the 101st Airborne Division at Ft. Campbell, Iy., to Ft. McClellan. Ala., to replace ISO infantrymen. The department said the shift was not connected with the removal Thursday of about 400 troops from the Birmingham, Ala., area where President Ken nedy sent troops following racial violence on May 12. Jackson police Thursday broke up a campus demonstration by 500 Negro high school students, some of whom threw rocks, bot tles and bricks at officers. Three policemen were reported slight ly injured. Two persons were ar rested at the school and 25 more demonstrators were arrested in downtown Jackson. Ctt Riot Training Highway patrolmen from throughout Mississippi w ere moved into the capital and put on standby alert at patrol headquar ters where they underwent riot control training. Thompson and two city com missioners warned Thursday that violence would support demands of civil rights leaders that fed eral troops be sent to Jackson. Negroes later in the day request ed that Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken nedy intervene "to prevent further unlawful arrests and harass ment." Police at Tallahassee Thursday arrested 257 persons for staging two brief racial demonstrations in the Florida capital. A crowd of about 200 white persons cheered and applauded when police moved in on Negroes picketing a segre gated theater. But officers had to use tear gas to break up another demonstration by about 85 Ne groes. One girl fell to the ground in the bluish smoke, but was picked up by a fellow demonstra tor and apparently was not hurt The three men at Charlottes- was elected in 1938. The creation of these posts on the board was a part of the revamping of ex change rule which took place in the late 1930's and beyond, and resulted from activities of the "Young Turks," who were deter mined to rebuild public confi dence in the exchange and in the securities business as a whole. It had been badly buffeted by in vestigations which followed the market crash of 1929. Other basic changes made at that time included the creation of an ample paid staff and cutbacks in the power of the old committee setups. Provision was made for out-of-town membership on the board of governors. Met Opposition Not all of the steps were taken without opposition. Some older members were convinced they were not necessary, but the "Young Turks," under the lea dership of William McChesney Martin Jr. and others, prevailed, working closely with members of the Securities and Exchange Commission, itself a comparative ly new group then. Public governors are elected to one-year terms: the practice has been for each to serve three terms as did Thomas B. McCabe, Chairman of the board of Scott Paper Company, who was Herd's predecessor. The board meets once weekly, and one meeting a month is a policy meeting; it is at these that the public governors are most likely to make known their views on activities, present or future, of the Exchange. Bind Phono 3IMM1 construction Philadelphia ville were protesting segregation in a restaurant when they were attacked by two white men who beat them with their fists. Police arrested all five men and charged them with assault. The Rev. H. F. Johnson, head of the Charlottesville branch of the National Association for the Adcancement of Colored People (NAACP), was hospitalized with undetermined injuries. There were these other racial developments: A biraciai committee at Nash ville, Tenn., said Thursday it has completed its organization and had launched immediately in to racial problems facing the Ten nessee capital. Three Negroes tried unsucess fully to enter three downtown theaters at Chattanooga, Tenn., Thursday. An NAACP official said at Radnor, Pa., Thursday that dem onstrations at a school construc tion site in Philadelphia were the start of a nationwide drive against segregation in unions. Pear industry damage seen MEDFORD (UPI) Congres sional failure to extend the Mexi can farm labor program may damage the multimillion dollar Rogue River pear industry, an in dustry spokesman said Thursday. Don Root, president of the Jack son County Fruit Growers League, said there are not enough domes tic workers in the area to harvest the crop. The industry has employed be tween 250 and 300 Mexican labor ers annually. The House of Rep resentatives earlier this week re fused to extend the law under which the workers enter this country. SELASSIE PLANS TRIP WASHINGTON (UPI)-Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia will visit the United States for 10 days beginning Oct. 1. During his stay, the African leader will pay a two-day state call in Washington and then visit other areas of the country. Em peror Selassie's last visit was in the spring of 1954. What about i-im wmfftta m . ,u, uuft f fHf Only Skyway's Golden Dot luggage is guaranteed not to rip, tear or puncture Skyway's new Golden Dot luggage is one of the finest travel gifts a graduate could ever want. It's the world's lightest luggage. 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Ganefo is the abbreviation for "Games of New Emerging Forces," an international sports competition Indonesia and Com munist China are attempting to promote to rival the Olympics. The seventeen American athle tic coaches who arrived from Tokyo Thursday are slated for duty as physical education in structors in Indonesia s outer is lands. The coaches were driven to their billets at the Asian games village in a bus as the demon strators shouted anti-American slogans. President Sukarno personally extended the formal invitation to send volunteers here to Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver in 1961. The United States first had made informal feelers to Indo nesia about a proposed Peace Corps Mission here. Communist and extreme leftist parties have leveled attacks against the corps for several weeks. These efforts have been countered by some student groups which have supported employment of the coaches here. 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