Show i f Th Salt ft Bfr Tt Grin and Lke Tribune Monday September 29 19W By I jehty Treasury Leader to Complete Revamped Ike Staff New York Timed Service Eourt Rules Today V WASHINGTON Spr 28 Th Suprrm Court may explain at a peri1 Monday Just what II tneaiit thrw yara ago when Jt rrlerid thenation'a puhlic arhnola jo integral with "nil rlrliherate spepfi" The rourt is mpptinj: to issue ii formal opinion spelling out Its Sept 12 order directing the Little Rorkr Arkf Central High School to readmit Negro stu dent "immediately" sm-foij- ? xniirl mj inA nliWLIv t the Sept 12 aemlon heoaiise of the Impending: npenlnfr of the rW'hool year Til that time said it would give the reasons for its 'order At a later session The rourt announced Saturday that the session would be held Monday ATTORNEYS AND some federal district judgea believed or at least hoped that the court would give them At II fast It con sidered "all deliberate speed"4 1o be Several Aveeks ago in aome jrira jUSf how achooJa in Nor-fol- r it was reported Sunday night will complete the reorganization of the White House staff with the appointment of Some of the Supreme Court justices also may five their opinions Monday rn an Integra tion progium that would call for a start in mixing white and Negro nftirient In the first and second Riades rather than in high schools This Issue bum arisen repeatedly throujrhont the crisis Sept 12 the Supreme Court unanimously rejected an appeal by the Little Rook School Hoard for a fiPlay in integrating: Central High The Question jnf a first and second grade Integration program was raised during the court'! hearings on Aug 28 and Sept 11 It was shortly after the court's brief Sept 12 order that Gov Orval K Faubua of Arkansas started cldsing Little "I don't know why Junior's teacher Insist on a conference with me—I didn't rail her this summer when I w Rock schools rather than adstark " mit Negroes with him! r On Fri WASHINGTON Sept 28 — WiUon Burton i Jerry) Persons is known to White House insiders as one man who stands up and talka back to the boss when he thinks it's k is talking about is because of his long association with Presi- dent Dwight People 60 to 80 Eisenhower D They talk the same language both militarily and APPLY FOR OLD LINE LEGAL politically Mr Eisenhower and the man RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE he appointed Saturday as his f'V Vfu ram unrlur R0 yon cp chief assistant firat met more a quarTer6f a century - than fcpply W n $1 nnO lif when they vre serving policy trr help tnke cnr of ago as Junior Army officers in f 'nerT irpeni 'wHhout hurtJnning Washington They have been your family friends ever since Vmi hnndle lh unlii tiarinac-tioretired Persons a hy mil with OLD AMERICAN of major general has been on KANSAS CITY No obligation No Mr Eisenhower's staff since the President was supreme en will cnll on youl commander of the Allied PowJmm out this ad and mail it ers in Europe He helped Mr with your nam l"rtory address Eisenhower campaign for pnH yu ni hirih to Old Amiir-ten- President in 1952 and was in3 Co Mntrmic Wt 9th stalled in the White House as trij L?M Kansas City Minsouri right hand man to Sherman e tnniir-rryt- - Adams reeds AX EXPERT in military communications and liaison Persons has been Mr Eisenhower's chief contact with the Democratic controlled Congress His lean wiry figure became a well known aight on Capitol Hill where he ac quired a reputation for fairness and equal consideration toward lawmakers of both major parties Friends from the old Army dayt call Persons ''Slick" but nobody seems to know where that or the more recent "Jerry" nickname came from The "Slick" may derive from his well groomed kppearance and a winning amile He rails Jr rr MmI M Li1"' complex inheritance tax laws chances are he can save your estate money "'" AFTER PILOTING all UJV the World War II military bills t hrough Congress Tersons re tired He was recalled to active duty briefly in 1951 when Mr Ui Kisenhower asked Beautifully designed Ivory or Mig Turquei 5'tub tabU model for him with the SuAllied Staff in Paris of Persons' job in Paris provide liaison with the National Assembly the Parliament and the governments of other treaty again preme Tart was to French British RADIO ' 24 34" lot Irterfwey I Cnl tmkiui Jltt'$wth Sugar Hai m— Mtet Wrv' I ' K)l i&r this WASHIi? 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Fully Automatic °NEWGwixial transmission 0 porcelain inside and out 0 5 year Written ALL rS Warranty - B Savings Rise Four Billion ANNIVERSARY SALE ilpr pl'attie P—ku ttlM fit right i ATTORNEY recently In light of todayXnew for binders Mmmmac In colors j your Will with YOUR UTILITY POCKET A lation Person is married and has one son by a previous marriage Capt Wilton B Persons Ijiler Wesfirighouse £ lound Subject NOTEBOOKS HE DID WHAT he has been doing in the White House —explained programs soothed ruffled feelings obtained in passing needed legis- Persons was born Jan 19 in Montgomery Ala and was graduated from the Ala-baa Polytechnic Institute with a degree in electrical engineering He fought with the Second Army in France during World War I and served at many Army posta after returning to this country For a while in the late 20s he was a professor of military science and tactics at the University of Minnesota You con b 1 1 Spiral reviewed 1896 JL MM-- T I Jf youhaven't Elsenhower Mr "Boas" never ANNMBSARYSATIIl K7iaJUUI II IX JJ sure making a mistake CAMPUS VALUES — e--man- 1 iai i Under Secretary of the Treas ury Fred C Scribner Jr of Maine as the deputy assistant to the President It ia understood that Scribner a highly respected lawyer and former Republican national committeeman from Bath Maine will share with MaL Gen Wilton B Persona the responsibilities previously ad- - Ike's :New Aide: Old Friend OVIITIIINIKt ri 1 howfr and Charlottesville Va necessary One reason he fan get away were ordered integrated imme-rliatelleading to their closing with this aside from the fact that he usually knows what he Under gtale law —---' ministered by Sherman Adams on Capitol Hill than was ierations he must now coordi- wno rMgned under poljtfml Adams for he spent much time nate for the President therevas the Pentagon's legts- Accordingly it Is wldejy as- pressure lasi weex isumed here that Persons will Persona wh la it was y J ' not attempt to fun the White riven Adams' title as the the White-- House as Adams' House staff' as did his prede : ' Aaalstant to the President deputy cessor but will share his re- Saturday BE IM)KS NOT however sponsibilities with Scribner The general reaction to the have the authority enjoyed by Hen Andrew Ooodpsater the In the Cabinet and White House staff secretary reorganization is that it 'will Adams heads of the other and James C Hagerty the the among decrease the influence of the executive agencies whose op- - press secretary White House staff and Increase the authority of the Cabinet- "V Srftng u ordx but true! 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