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ae. iw. Ll bette sa seat 2 iat nied adios Beto al ache aeee ne q wb. ‘e ae . “ . * . oot * a a eng owe - ' . a . t o. e% rheos . a =3- tf { ' J MRS. ELEANOR ROOS: ULT, Hyde Fark, Met: York. CONSTANCE H, RUMBOUGH, Teacher, Weekds: religious education progrenm, Harrisonburg, Virginia. CULBERT G. RUTENMBER, Professor, Zestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. : JOHN MEVIN SAYRE, Co-Creasurer, International Fellowship of Reconcilistion. PAUL 2. SCHERER, Professor of Homiletics, Onion Theological Seminary (petition initistor). MARK R. SHAW, Northeastern Secretary, Democracy Unlimited, Melrose, Mass, EMILY PARKER SIMON, Executive Director, Baltimore Peace Section, Baltimore, Maryland. ARTHUR L. SWIFT, Professor, Union Theological Seminary. JOHN SWOMLEY, Secretary, Fellowship of Reconciliation. LOREN WALTERS, Staff, Evangelical and Reformed Church headyuorters, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ~ ROWLAND WATTS, Secretary, Workers Defense League (petition initiator). ROBERT F. WESKOTTEN, Minister, St. John's Lutheran Chureh, Richmond Hf11, Queens. BORMAN J. WHITNEY, Syracuse University. Syracuse, New York HERMAN WILL, JR., Vice-Chairmen, Fellowship of Reconciliation. FEW PERJURY INDICTMENTS On December 21, 1955, the United Stetes Department of Justice announced that a District of Columbia Federal Grand Jury had indicated HARRY SACHER and JOHN THOMAS COJACK "'on charger of contespt of Congress in connection vith their refusals to answer questions concerning Comm- nism." (See Department of Justice Presa Release, Wednesdey, December 21, 1955). SACHER, @ Mew York Lawyer, was indicted on three-counts fn ecn before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on April 19, 1955. fe was specifically cited for refusing to answer questions regarding prosent . or fast menbership in the Communist Party end membership in the “Levyere’ Section” of the Communist Party, U.5.A. GOJACK, @ Fort Wayne, Indiens resident and General Vice-President of the United Electrical, Radio and Mechine Workers of America and Prerident of District Mo. 9 of the Union, was indicted on nine-counts in connection with bis refusal to answer pertinent questions during sppearances Sefore the House Committees On Un-American Activities on February 26 and March 1, 1955. ’