European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 12, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                4. Sunday july 12, the stars and stripes Page 3 it ii i 1 congressmen take hand housing Bihn of 1 cats for of general Houston a two air Force captains being bumped from their Ellington air Force base housing to make room for a new general wound up bumping the general with an assist from Capitol Hill. Cats Joel Saldinger and Paul Gilliland both doctors  the acting base commander that they would Kave to vacate their quarters by aug. 8. They said they we re told their duplex apartment n a a p lists i racial issues Effress Ono. New York a Southern segregationists lost ground on every front last year the National Assn. For the advancement of col ored people a act said in a report on 1958 events and activities. The year 1958 was the begin Ning of the end for advocates of massive resistance to the anti segregation rulings of the . Supreme court the report said. While segregationists lost ground the a act picked up ground the report said. The organization recouped its member ship losses of 1957, it said. For the first time the a act s income from All sources topped the $1 million Mark last year$1,052, 282.30. The a act issued the report before its annual convention in new York City. Examples Cit Edas examples of the losses of segregationists the a act listed the supreme court decision in the Little Rock school Case Reaf firming the original school decision of 1954, was a serious set Back 1 to segregationists. The election of a Liberal Congress increases the chances of enacting stronger civil rights legislation. Even in the South senators al Bert Gore of Tennessee and Ralph Yarborough of Texas both Moder ates were elected Over opponents committed to Defiance of the supreme court. The closing of schools in Littlerock and in three Virginia cities to Avert desegregation further alien ated the support of those who valued Public education above provincial  the a act said membership climbed to 334,543 in 1958, after dropping to 312,277 in 1957. Negative report on the negative Side the a act listed the bombing of churches synagogues schools and private Home the Defiance of the civil rights commission by Alabama election officials. The High handed arrest of three negro clergymen in Bir Mingham on suspicion of planning to urge Birmingham negroes to refrain from Riding City buses along As they Are  the sentencing of 8-and 9-Yearold negro boys to a reformatory in Monroe ., because one of them kissed a Little White girl play  / Elroy commander of the or patrol the Gap moves its Headquarters Here next  said _ they were told heir eviction was for the Good of he air  Saldinger 28, who is. Resuming Vilian life sept. 4 after a two year itch said i realize a general has Ertain. Prerogatives but i Don t hink this is one of  wired relative the Boston officer wired rela Ives to protest to their Congress men. Sen. Leverett Saltonstall r Vlass and sen. John Kennedy d Tass heard from. Them. Ellington Headquarters thursday Egan receiving inquiries from Washington. Col h. F. Bronson base com Mander who had been away ill rescinded the order. Of statement it is not in the Best interests of the air Force and it is not the policy of this base to dispossess captains from their quarters be cause of the arrival of a general Bronson said in a statement. We will find some temporary quarters for the general either on or off the base an information officer added contacted at boiling air Force base in Washington Mcelroy expressed sympathy with the Cap Ain s  m not demanding that anyone be evicted he  i Ani entitled to a set of quarters. I be been inthe air Force 20 years and i can recall quite a few times when have been asked to vacate quarters myself for an incoming  Mcelroy is not related to de sense Secretary Neil h. Mcelroy. 3 elephants drive off would be rescuers Lusaka Northern Rhodesia a three elephants which refuse to be r e s c u e d May be abandoned to their Fate on fast shrinking Little i s 1 a  in Nian Tunde Lake  w a r Dens have been risking their lives to induce the animals to swim to the Mainland half a mile away b e f o r e theorising Waters engulf Thorn. But every time the elephants have driven them off. The wardens have postpone further Rescue efforts for the moment. Would be remodeler into f a Large me for Brig Gen Stephend. Dec planning Salt mine tests on spotting sub level a blasts washing t o n a  Energy commission is p1 Dot l h g to set off some nonnuclear expo so Prog. In a Louisiana Salt mine As ?t6, its studies on detecting und6rgrquna 2atomic explosions.  the Agency announce to is negotiating for use of the Cai Eysaldt co s mine near Winnfield la., and expects to begin firing the shots late this summer. One question in connection wit negotiations with Russia on Banning nuclear tests is whether underground shots could be detected arid distinguished from minor earthquakes. A White House Board of scientists reported in june that under ground atomic tests probably could be muffled by what they called seismic decoupling. That is the seismic signal or Earth wave from the Shock of the explosion could be reduced. One Way to accomplish such de coupling the scientists said would be to set off the atomic test in a underground area surrounded by material which would Dampen the Shock Waves. At the time of the june report negotiations with the soviets in Geneva were based on less com plete data As to the problems of detecting underground  reference to that the present dec announcement said the Jun report pointed out that the nuclear test detection capabilities discussed at Geneva might be reduced by seismic decoupling techniques by a Factor of 10  it added theoretically seismic signal resulting from nuclear explosions might be reduced by a much greater Factor than this. It is hoped that the results of the High explosive less in Carey s Salt mine will assist in evaluating  dec said its Albuquerque . Operations office would have responsibility for conducting the tests in Louisiana. Snyder predicts . To catch up in icbms race in 59 Newburg i . Up the defense department expects Mohave an intercontinental ballistic missile capability approximating that of Russia during this Calen Aryear Murray Snyder assistant Secretary of defense for Public affairs said Here. During the Calendar year 1959, we expect to add to our powerful mixture of weapons and delivery systems an intercontinental mis Sile capability not a Large capability numerically but we believe approximately As Large As what the soviet Union will have in 1959," Snyder said. Fully adequate our planned future deployment of missiles As we Are financing them in the 1960 budget provides numbers which in concert without other weapons systems we be Lieve will be fully adequate to deter outbreak of a general War he added. Snyder said that the first of . Atomic submarines will be carrying the Polaris missile in1960. Just one of those Polaris subs ready to fire will have the striking Power hundreds of times More effective than the Only two atom bombs that have been dropped in combat he said. Martyr honoured Boston Cap a six foot statue has been unveiled Here honouring Mary Dyer who was hanged on Boston common nearly3qp,years ago for being a Quaker. Vacuuming nature s carpet five workers Manning King sized gasoline powered vacuum clean ers make a clean sweep of a Lawn near the Capitol in Washington. The new cleaner is said to be Able to scoop up leaves twigs Orother refuse with ease. Up photo us Churchman writes prayer for motorists Darlaston England a a Church of England minister has started a Campaign to get every car Driver to Pray for 10 seconds before starting out in his Automo bile. Courtesy is the watchword of Safe driving said the Rev. V. Watts Jones vicar of All saints Church. The minister composed a Drivers prayer which he Hopes every Driver in Britain will copy and pastern his dash Oai d. He can say this prayer in 10seconds," said the Rev. Watts Jones. The prayer reads help me o god As i drive to love my neighbor As myself that i May do nothing to Hurt or endanger any of your children. Give my eyes Clear vision an skill to my hands and feet. Make me tra Tiquila in mind and relax Din body. Deliver me from the spirit of rivalry and from All resentment at the actions of others and bring Mei to my journey s  talking to reporters the min ister said when the average civilized per son gels into his car he Parks his Courtesy along with his suitcases in the Boot trunk. He forces his Way in front of the fellow ahead. Last year Moi a than 6,000 per sons were killed on British roads and about 300,000 injured. No Christian minded person can reflect on this without its influencing the manner in which he drives.". Alleged leaks of votes stir House group Washington a a bitter Row has broken out in the House labor committee Over alleged leaks of information about votes at the committee s closed door ses Sions. Committee sources said Thath airman Graham a. Harden d  Has threatened to take the unusual step of having All Roll Calls on pending labor manage ment Reform legislation taken by secret ballot. The committee is working on amendments to the Senate passed labor control measure and is aim ing at completion of the Bill this week. Leaks charged charges of leaking secret Rol Calls to newspapers or labor Union representatives erupted within the . Roman c. Pucuski dih was the target. Pucinski denied Toa reporter that he was tipping off either labor spokesmen or news men. Committee sources reported that Harden angrily accused Puzinski of peddling the members  committee member said Pucinski demanded Roll Calls on All amendments and would checkoff each member s vote in every  after the , or. Pucinski would leave the room and presumably would make the Roll Calls available to someone according to a member who asked not to be  member said that other members of the committee shortly would get a Call Back to straighten them  for comment. Pucinski called the allegations  Pucinski said the whole thin started when i asked Roll Calls on some amendments because apparently there have been some leaks on the position taken by individual  Christmas in july Fargo . A the two main streets Here Are All decked out with Christmas decorations. The chamber of Commerce want the merchants to look Over the new decorations before the chamber buys them. London newspaper promises contest next London up the tabloid daily sketch has introduced an other of its Bright ideas to lighten the Ink Black gloom caused by the printing  for its give away contests they Range from race horses to taverns the sketch front paged its latest idea win a pretty wife it urged in a bold headline Over a picture Ofa masked Lovely in a in Cut. Dress. We re calling All husbands boy friends and Brothers the sketch said. We re calling All wives daughters and Sisters it added enigmatically. Suspense note and Well Tell you All about it in the daily