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MRS. suzanon| nooseve.t, Hyde Park, Nev York. CONS TANCE a. [ruesoucn, Teacher, Weekday religious education program, Harrisonburg, Virginia. CULBERT c} RUTENBER, Professor, Eastern Baptist ‘Theological Seminary, am. naevishan, Pennsylvania. os! 4 . « . JOHN NEVIN{SAYRE, Co-treasurer, Intefnat ional Fellowship of Reconciliation, PAUL £. (SCHERER, Professor of Homiletics, Union Theological Seminary (petftion initiator). MARK B.| SHAW, Northeastern Secretary, Democracy Unlimited, Melrose, Mass. EMILY PARKER |SIMON, Executive Director, Baltimore Peace Section, Baltimore, Maryland. ARTHIR f\surrr, Professor, Union Theological Seminary. N, v, NORMA * cous, Former Socialist Party candidate for President (petition initiator). __ JOHN \swounzy, Secretary, Fellowship of Reconciliation. ; / “ peren|watrers, Staff, Evangelical and Reformed Church headquarters, Philadelphia, Pennsy lvanta. Pa ROWLAND WATTS, Secretary, Workers Defense League (petition initiator). . ROBERT r veseorren, Minister, St, John's Lutheran Church, Richmond Hill, ae Queens. N Y. . ra NORMAN I\WHITNEY, Syracuse Univeraity. Syracuse, New York mem wa JR., Vice- -Chairman, Fellowship of Reconciliation. if Y, NEW PERJURY INDICTMENTS On December 21, 1955, the United States Department of Justice anne ou ced that a District Columbia Federal Grand Jury had indicated fro: Y}SACHER and JOHN THOMAG GOJAC pon charges of.contempt of Congress N, y. n Te titrecr ion with thelr refusals to answer questions concerning Comm- niem."' (See Department of Justice Press Release, Wednesday, December 21, 1955). SACHER, @ New York Lawyer, was indicted on three-counts in con- nection with his refusal to answer certain questions during an appearance _ ‘before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee on April 19, 1955. He was specifically cited for refusing to answer questions regarding present or past membership in the Communist Party and membership in the ‘lawyers’ Section" of the Communist Party, U.S.A. GOJACK, @ Fort Wayne, Indiana resident and General Vice-President of the United Electrical, Badio and Machine Workers of America and Prasident asm oe he kd ——Sssaeege re nee —— Sree SS of District No. 9 of the Union, was indicted on nine-counts in connection with his refusal to anewer pertinent questions during appearances before the House Committee On Un-American Activities on February 28 and March 1, 1955. er