TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1955
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:23 Hollywood Highlights
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Whem is dad gonna buttei? up his boss?'
'Wolf Whistle'
SUMNER, Miss. (UP I A grand
Jury called additional witnesses to
rtay before deciding whether to
charge two accused white kidnap
era with the "wolt whistle" mur
dcr ol a 14-year-old Negro boy,
Dlst. Atty. General Chatham said
the 18 Jurors would call at least
live more witnesses belore Issuing
a report later today or Wednesday.
The grand jury was asked to re
turn murder indictments against
half-brothers Roy Bryant and J.W.
Milam, confessed kidnapers of Env
mett Till, of Chicago.
The men were being protected
from purported lynch threats
Ihe adjacent Leflore County Jail
at Greenwood, where they admit
ted kidnaping Till irom his uncle's
Morse Predicts
Ike's Defeat
LOS ANGELES tUP Sen.
Wayne Morse (D-Oret welcomes
the candidacy of President Eisen
hower in the 1956 election cam
paign because "We are going to
beat him."
Morse spoke yesterday at the
CIO Labor Day picnic in nearby
Montebello.
"I am constitutionally against a
steam roller, whether it be Dem
ocratic or Republican," Morse told
the union members. "I for one
welcome Dwight D. Eisenhower as
a candidate because we are- going
to beat him."
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B::iO Andy's Gang
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7:U0 Honalnng Caisidy
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fi:0O Man Behind the Bldfls
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10:03 The Big Fight
11:03 News
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"Sure proud
of my Peggy!1'
P I'm just as proud as a peacock
of my Peggy for the efficient way
she manages our home. For in
stance, many of her friends are still
knocking themselves out scrubbing
wood floors. But not my Peggy!
She cleans and waxes them in one
easy operation wilh Bruce Cleaning
Wax. And I'll be hanged if Peggy's
floors aren't the talk of our block.
1 sure hae to hand it to my Peggy
and her Bruce Cleaning S'a.x for
making easy work of a tough job.
Ana 1 love cm
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home because he allegedly whist
led at Bryant's wife. .
Among witnesses scheduled to
appear before the Tallahatchie
County grand Jury were Dr. L. B.
Otken of Greenwood, who exam
ined the boy's body; Moses
Wright, Tlll's great uncle, and Si
meon Wright, Till's 18-year-old
cousin.
' Chatham repeated a pledge of
Mississippi officials that the great
est possible effort would be made
to Identify and convict Till's slay
ers. He would not speculate on a 1
trial date. i
.But Tallahatchie County Sheriff
H. C. Strider, In whose territory
the boy is believed to have been
slain, said he could find only cir
cumstantial 'evidence Implicating
Bryant and Milam,
They admitted dragging the boy
from his uncle's home at gunpoint,
claiming he was the one who in
sulted Bryant's young wife with a
wolf whistle the day before, but
claimed they released him unharmed.
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OLDSMOBI
Air Speed Trophy Winner Says Record Will Not Stand
PHILADELPHIA (UP I Col,
H(?rfC!I.hA' H.ane5 A'r Fce
Fecord of 823.135 miles an hourl"1 Improvements hicn are guing
to win the Thompson Trophy at:
the National Air Show, thinks his
record will be broken before long,
"It s only logical to assume that
the mark will be beaten bv this
time next year," the tall, 39-year
August Water
Figures Told
August in the Klamath Basin
was a clear month, with 30 clear
days, no cloudy days and one
listed as partly cloudy, according
to figures from the bureau of rec
lamation USWB station on Link
River.
Mean monthly temperature was
69 degrees as compared to 61.4
last year In the same month.
Average temperature lor August
all-records Is 66.7. Hottest day nf
the month was the sixth, with 02.
Lowest was the 25th with a Link
River reading of 39.
Total precipitation amounted to
0.12 of an inch as compared to a
normal ci yj.n ano a figure of
0.82 last year. Stream year to
date is seven Inches aeainst a
normal precipitation, stream year,
of 12.62 inches.
PRISON CLOSED
SAO PAULO. Brazil (UP)
Notorious Aachieta Prison, often
described as Brazil's "Devil's Is
land," was deserted today.
The island prison, scene of a
mass Jallbreak In 1952 in which
at least 60 prisoners were killed,
was closed by government order
and Its 168 Inmates were trans
ferred to mainland jails.
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.niri niint Kniri aftpr receiving the.Hanes'
I trophy yesterday.
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Tnm ipcnnDiuui
constantly make tnaucs.iain.
Mv mark Drobablv will not be
too hard to beat in next year's
trophy event.
The greying jet pilot has been
director of llighl tests at the Air
Force Flight Test center, iid-
wards, Calif., since July, 1953. His
more than 3.500 flying hours in.
elude tests of most of the Air
Forces' new jet aircraft including
some still in the experimental
stages.
"Hones said it was the plane that
counts In setting new speed rec
ords. He deemphasized his part in
the speed run of his F-100C Super
Sabre fight plane, describing it as
"Just precision flying."
"Anyone of the test pilots could
have done it, ' he said. "There jus;
isn't much sensation at high speeds
and high altitude."
The official announcement ol
CONVICTED
BRUNSWICK, Germany Ltt A
former West German criminul po
lice official and a Communist Par
ty functionary were convicted by
a German court Tuesday of spying
on British units and the German
police for Ihe Russians.
Hans Berg, the police ofticer,
was sentenced to eight months in
prison. August Breust, Communist,
received a four-month term.
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record flight climaxed the,
,i ...... i. iniarnnlinniil
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Airport here during me mour uj
weekend.
The
ilight could not be staged
in front
nf th crnad of 102.0001
persons who jammed the airport
on the final day. Instead, the of
ficial run for the trophy was
staged 40,000 feet above the Mo
jave Desert near Palmdale, Calif.,
on August 20.
Hanes streaked over the 18.1110
kilometer i about 11 milesi course)
twice in opposite directions.
Although the flight times of the
two tests over the course were nol I
disclosed by the Air Force the1
American Aircraft Corp.. said
Hanes flew the course at a speed'
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mph. From southwest
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and at 773.644 irmv.
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irom nortneast to southwest.
The average time of the tw
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nour luster uian me oia mark of
755 mph set by Air Force Lt. Col
F. K. (Pete) Everest In an earlier
version of the Super Sabre at Al.
ton Sea, Calif., in Oct. 1953.
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