European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 22, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday july ?2, 1959 the stars and stripes if employee can to Vace you new York up a Square face an indecisive Chin line High bulging forehead a snub nose and dumpy build. If you hired someone fitting this general description to fill a position of executive responsibility in your company you May. Have landed a Lemon according to facial Structure analyst Priscilla Alden Beach. On the other hand if your new employee has an angular jaw and Chin Long arched nose High Cheek Bones slanting forehead flashy and restless eyes and a lean Frame you Likely snared a real ringer. Miss Beach said that you Are not Likely to run into anyone answer ing exactly to either of these two profiles. She explained they represent a composite of the two extremes of the human personality the analytical and the dynamic. The analytical Type she said is of conservative temperament cautious hesitant to make decisions fearful of. Responsibility and tends to live in a world All his  he is generally Cut out to be a scientist or researcher she added. In contrast the dynamic Type is aggressive decisive dependable and a born Leader who forgets everything that is not useful to  miss Beach who is a personnel consultant to business firms sandbanks said the practice of hiring and promoting persons solely on the basis of academic background aptitude tests and social graces i costing business millions of Dol Lars because of the wrong Man in a  said that intelligence and aptitude tests Are adequate Yard Sticks for a person s mental equip ment but not of what they Are going to do with  she claims she can spot a person who has tendencies toward Mur Der theft embezzlement or Stock juggling in a matter of minutes just from a photograph. Bankers might take note of he description of an embezzler she said she spotted from a group of differ ent photos Young handsome attractive very popular but a combination of laziness selfishness extreme  Ity and incapable of withstanding  this Bank in question she said could have made Good use of this Man by keeping him away from the till and putting him in a Posi Tion where his Charm and ready smile would have shone. 3 senators see Bill soon on civil rights Washington a three Senate supporters of new civil rights legislation said they believe the Senate judiciary committee will come up with a  senators who oppose the idea did not contradict the supporters. However nothing was reported accomplished at a com Mittee  subcommittee headed by sen. Thomas c. Hennings or. Do last week approved a two part Bill calling for continuation of the Federal civil rights commission and greater Federal Power in the matter of protecting voting rights. James o. Eastland a miss chairman of the full committee said he expected a motion monday to make that Bill the committee spending business. Sen. John a. Carrolld Colo said he would make such a motion. 3 predict action Carroll and Sens. Everett  r-i11. And Kenneth b. Keating . Were the three who predicted the committee would would report out a  last time a push was on for civil rights action the Senate committee never got together Ona Bill. The Senate thereupon in an unusual Man Euver voted to bypass the committee and take up a House Bill which it then passed. That was in 1957 and the Bill was the one creating the rights commis Sion. The committee May decide Mon Day whether to take up civil rights or one of two other Bills demand ing attention. One of these other would require companies to give Advance notice to the Justice department of any merger plans. The other would seek to Deal Price discrimination tactics. Out goes the Good air in comes the dirt with popularity course does half the Job Indianapolis up Edwin Lynn Fogle s course on How to we friends and influence people was Only Halfway successful. Fogle took the correspondent course in popularity while serving a 10-year burglary term in Indiana state prison. Things brightened up for Fogl when gov. Harold Handley com muted his sentence. But Fogle popularity did t extend across the state line. He was handed Over to Wisconsin authorities to face charges of violation of probation. Ike committee asks drive on traffic safety Washington up the pres ident s committee for traffic safety called for stepped up nationwide efforts to promote Highway safety and prevent a predicted record High traffic death toll this year. The committee warned in a statement issued by its chairman William Randolph Hearst jr., that the death toll is estimated to hit record of 40,000 this year. Traffic deaths could climb to 41,000 in 1960 unless the present trend i reversed it said. The committee said its advisory Council would meet in Washington july 22 to consult on this alarm ing development with Howard Pyle president of the National safety Council. Reasons for Rise " among the reasons Given by the committee for the nation s mount ing traffic death rate was the in crease in the number of vehicles on the Road and greater travel Fol lowing recovery from the 1958 economic slump. It said the death rate per 100 million Miles of travel was expected to Rise this year to 5.7, compared with a Low of 5.6 in 1958. This rep resents reversal of a steady de Cline in the postwar  for fair firm enforce ment of sound uniform traffic Laws and ordinances in every stat and Community the committee urged adoption of other reforms included in its  also expressed concern at the threat of delays in the Federal Ai Highway program which is so essential in meeting the needs of steadily increasing vehicles and  Ingeborg Jorgenson of Chicago vacuums a Rug with a powerful compact new cleaner while the exhaust from the machine inflates a rubber dome. J the dome was filled with 3,665 cubic feet of air i an hour and 52 minutes. Cleaner will be shown at a housewares show in Atlantic City . Up a. School unit appeals integration Rule Washington a Prince Edward county va., has appealed to the supreme court to set aside an appeals court ruling requiring the county s White Public schools to admit qualified negroes in sep tember. In a petition asking the court to review the Case the county s school Board said unless this court reviews and reverses this Case there will prob ably be no Public schools in the county for Many years to  the Board specifically urged the High court to reverse a May 5 Rul ing by the . 4th circuit court of appeals overturning a Federal District judge s decision that gave Prince Edward county until 1965to integrate its schools. The court of appeals eliminated the discretion of the District court the school Board s petition said. And this court May take judicial notice of the calamitous results. The. Board of supervisors of the county the county s governing body and not a party to this suit has refused to Levy any taxes or appropriate any Money for Public truck Driver reaches Back to swat