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Show X ... j! 2 Sa, 1954 v Va. MUP) -- Chief Justice Earl Warren, appea ing at a celebration skipped b most Virginia .dignitaries, remind d Americans that a govern ment'i chief obligation is to render "equal and impartial justice to al' its citizens. Mr. Warren made no reference to the Supreme Court's decision last May 17 to outlaw segregation in Jhe public schools. Because of the decision, handed down shortly AU n 1 f - V 1 ''"V-- I ' - I I . ;. ""' - ".' ! 0mmmmmmL ; v'V- - 000! Fleming Seeks Reversal Of Conviction A . . ' ..' t ": ;'' ' ' '"1 t ,J ! M; - j t '.V " ,,- '' - i - j... . i .' - - '. . ,; x: - "1 ) . - V . :' . !. V "''V . . , Sj? aV '(k j on ; tW'J I. -r " '"'".'j of - (A,J i- -' v - f I - : . vh : - i ? ' t MV i uerangea bunman Citizens for Eisenhower Now Kills Boy, 7 Has Become Partisan GOP Says Stevenson In Speech ji n - P -- P i Taft-Hartle- i , . -- , ! . -- ; i non-raidin- ! ",- nd right-to-wor- (R-Wi- s) times-"agains- " ssaf r , i I hvi &Mir rv " u i u V l I I i 1 1 1 A n , . A . ; " - Virginia's top officials er invited here Saturday to help he College of William and Mary observe-th- e ? 200th birthday of the I l . . s , nation s fourth chief justice, John Marshall. But only Lt, Gov. Ai E " C , S. Stephens and members of the ' state Supreme Court of Appeals ' ' " f ' - . 4 'JV'iB " ' ' ' ' - i came. ' , , ft , K(j Not Official Boycott i While there was no official boy cott of the Warren appearance it was generally conceded that the absenteeism was intended as a re; t buke because of the segregation ;: : decision. . Mr. Warren, addressing an audi ence that included two of Britain's top legal authorities, said that for .. ; - ; 350 years Americans nave sought to develop a system of govern' ment and a body of law that will ' ; A- : r accord justice to everyone. "At times we ha vex been close , r ; , rT r to failure but we have never failed in our climb toward the pinnacle of true justice,' he said. "We are climbing today to meet he test of Thomas Jefferson that The most sacred of the duties of a government is to do. equal and impartial justice to all its Citi zens. " V Reviews Early Struggle . steed of Uncertain background, wsa caught by an alert EQUINE PEEPING TOM King, into the front dwell window of his master's home at Leavenworth, Kan. his with photographer looking Saturday thoughts Perhaps sheriff's posse, ing upon the states rights argu Bob Owens, 20, King's owner, who bought the horse to ride in a recently-forme- d ment stirred up by the historic turned King out in his front yard to graze when the horse apparently decided to check up on his new f x segregation decision, Mr. Warren owner.' (United Press Telephoto). II to the reviewed pro early; struggle duce a Constitution acceptable, to FN ' : all factions. P';; "There were those who would X-IT center most power in the federal , f 1 government and those who would . .., the in all leave power practically r ,1: -" states," Mr. Warren said. !; He recalled that Chief- - Justice BECKLEY, W.Va., (UP) often called the "Ex Police searched today for an ap Marshall, f "i pounder of the Constitution," had parently deranged gunman, who 111., (UP) Adlai for Eisenhower group had forfeit MURDERER? Bart Caritati- - the mission "to pursue a course shot into a high school football EVANSTON, ! Citi ed its' claims to represent the a the Stevenson said two ex crowd, kiHing girL those Friday somewhere between vo, houseboy- accused in the zens for Eisenhower . officers were treme f Stinson All organization independent vote by endorsing Joavailable of positions." murder Calif, Beach, has become commemohere ceremonies ; Camille Republi The seph T. Meek, "a 19th century pressed into the search Friday can" and can "partisan Malmgren Banks and to no claim of the first longer the candidate," in the Illinois contest a rated founding is shown as he night after Margaret Adams, her voter.-The- , ' the U.S. Senator. for col American in an represent of law independent was School chair Stratton senior, High was booked in San Rafael on a Chief Jus well 1952 as as as she shot Democratic random a killed honoring lege Stevenson, presiden by speaking at a Demodouble murder ) charge. The strolled among 900 fans at the tial nominee charged the Citizens cratic rally of 2500 persons in this i deaths were, first believed by tice Marshall. Mr. Warren recognized in the Stratton High Stadium suburban Republican f stronghold, to be murder and ; authorities Lehman to Dr. Arthur was audience who The of Sen. Paul H. walking victim, urged suicide. A will in which Mrs. of (R-Ii- l) comtwo master' seat with University ward her and Goodhart, treated sargirl Douglas Banks . bequeathed $150,00Q to UEA 1 where struck the when died England, Oxford, Eisenhower's President College, a slug panions, castically Caritativo has English law was first taught, and her in the right shoulder and then appeals for election of a GOP "forgery committed by lord chef The Barron her heart. into downward justice Goddard, tore Congress in November. (United Press ' Tele- -i of England who took part in the shot came from a .38 caliber pistol "The President is asking; in . photo.) ceremonies. and was Relieved fired from a i 'Giv me a Republican effect: Pickup 5th pgh: . Gov. Thomas clump of bushes across the highway to do. what we could not Congress from the stadium. do with a Republican Congress,'" ' The football game, between Stevenson said. x Stratton and Huntington Douglass SALT LAKE CITY (UP) -S- peakers He predicted many members of from all over the United States the Citizens for Eisenhower organ high schools, began a few minutes later with few fans aware of the and a novel panel discussion in ization,; which gave its blessings to ii; shooting. Only Negro students are which the audience will participate Meek Thursday, would vote for entered in both schools. will feature the 57th annual conw u Police Sgt. Oscar Bowers said vention of the Utah Education As- Douglas. "I defy anyone.. to show how it de"fired the sociation gunman here Oct. apparently Na is The WASHINGTON (UP) possible to be for President; Ei, r SAN RAFAEL, Calif. CUP) into the corwd, but I Executive liberately senhower andtfor Meek," StevenElectric Rural tional M. Allan Cooperative 5henff's officers said todaythey Association has taken can't understand wny. ' ne must West said a secretary son issue "unless all virtue is in said, novel discussharp panel believed, a chauffeur - houseboy, withrPresident Eisenhower's views have been crazy. sion the be held on the "Subject wil Republican party." named heir to a $150,000 estate on the federal said the Citizens for role or Stevenson of audigovernment's Education?" The Object by his next door neighbor, mur in power development. action in endorsing ence Eisenhower be will invited to participate Meek was dered her and her estranged hus- The association called Mr. El of total party reg"that statement following by band and disguised the deaths to panel are the at senhower's members.; ularity.! They partisan speech Thursday look like murder-suicidDam in the About 6,500 members of the UEA The houseboy, Bart Caritativo, dedication of McNary serious blow Northwest "a are expected to attend the conven- -- Election of a Democratic Con'48,' was held without bail on a Pacific tion. Some 1,000 other "interested gress in November, Stevenson said double murder charge. He denied to the rural electrification pro bring an end to "impotency, persons" are expected for general could any knowledge of the crime, sher-- gram." and uncertainty" in weakness Association ; jacK sessions. vf s officers said, and claimed he Smith of Chase City, Va., said in a American was in San Francisco when the Norman Cousins, editor of the "It couldpolicy. mean the beginning of the Eisenhower to that Mr. letter WASHINGTON The (UP) f, Review of Literature, will Saturday couple died of confident dedication, chief the outlined maturity, by -- The unemployment be featured speaker at initial ses- and of; bodies of Mrs. Camille power policy number of , new Conviction of Amerigreat would curtail progress executive rose claims early sions of the convention. Malmgren Banks 52, and her hus- and deprive rural electric systems compensation can peace, leadership toward this month to mark tneecona inband Joseph Banks, 56, were found Gibb. Madsen is of the nn freedom and low-copresident earth,". of tranquility sources of power. terruption in a decline that began UEA. last Saturday in their swank Stmhe said, r in on Bea,ch resort about 25 miles The Labor Department, in an , north of' San Francisco. . rmay saia nouncing the rise ; AwiU was found beside the body were due the increases chiefly to j ef Mrs. Banks leaving the entire in the automobile industry to state A note indlayoffs Caritativo. V in 11 states for model cnangeovers icated Banks had bludgeoned his Crbss-Gountry and to a backlog of claims from huntto a wife death, then rammed thexLabor Day holiday weeK. .. knife into his abdomen, ing Other contributing factors were An es But Marin County Dist Atty. HOLLYWOOD (UP)" s N. O. William Weissich said a coron-r'- capee from a Long Island, Y., layoffs in the textile, apparel, in was Banks showed was that mental custody food processing, mining, and prireport hospital too , intoxicated at the time of his here today after he tried to force mary metals industries, and ex death to have killed himself. his way into movie comedian haustion of compensation benefits ! Weissich also said the handwrit-le- n Harold Lloyd'i Beverly Hills man by workers still unemployed. . ' ' New unemployment insurance note leaving the estate1 to Cari- sion. . tativo looked like a forgery, written Police Identified ttie, man as claims rose by 11,800 to 260,000 Dominick Ottaviani, who fled the during the week ended Sept. 18, by the Filipino houseboy. psychopathic ward m Pilgrim the department reported. toContin- 1,638,State Hospital, Long Island, uing claims rose by 32,600 11. ended week the 800 Sept.. 15. during Sept. in claims The tne continuing rise of former Lloyd. president weekly Beverly Hills Chamber of Com- followed seven successive merce, was not at home when Ot declines.' The rise in new clajms taviani attempted to enter but was the second increase in an alwas restrained by servants who most steady decline that began him over to police. July .10. The number of jobless SALT LAKE CITY, (UP),- te turned workers he told officers exhausting their insur two days of cloudy skies and 'The suspect rose 3100 to 20,200 Mattered rain, officials at the Utah boarded a bus in New Jersey and ance claims week ended Sept. 18 in the "would but Los to during Angeles, Ctite Fair here were still hopeful came the eight large states reporting tew attendance' records would be not say where he obtained money ' such data. net before the 1954 exposition closes for the bus fare. "I knew it was Harold Lloyd's Its' doors today. i Speed the drying and the shap Stal- home. T wanted to get in. I don't Meanwhile, a of a sweater after washing by He Ottaviani ing said.; lion "Leiand Stonewall" was nam-- d know, why," H on a turkish towel and to Los was taken placing City Angeles grand' champion, of the fair horse show. Owned by Leiand Hospital pending transfer to Long pressing out the excess moisture : with a rolling pin , Flint and Flint Farms of Layton, Island. t I the American Saddler has won sim! ilar, honors at shows all over the United State. P By ROBERT D. FUNK (73rd convention hean FORT SHERIDAN, DL, (UP) United Press Staff Correspondent vacation early Saturday with lead " Lt. Gen. William B. Kean, fifth ers expecting to finish convention - The Arniy commander, said . Friday LOS ANGELES (UP) he will meet with Lt. CoL Harry American Federation of Labor activities on Monday. Originally they expected the convention to Fleming and his defense lawyers agreed Saturday that President over to Thursday. carry wno are seeking a reversal of the did not "promise enough The President's speech came aft court martial decision which dis to satisfy labor as plans for back missed Fleming from the ) U.S ing 230 congressional candidates er;; a battery of h j ; , m the fall election went into full speecnes before the AFL dele Army. gates. Hq told delegates N he was But Kean said since he will be swing. v. a of organized labor and retiring from the service ' Thurs after the President saidfriend Shortly he the failm- regretted his to Lsuccessor will have day, spoke tothe AFL delegates Fri- riyse-- the v Apt H make the decision of aoorovinff. day morning, they moved to sup-- ' blamed that on failure a "solid disapproving or Altering the court port candidates for 205 House Democratic : vote." j seats martiars fmdings. and 25 Senate seats. "Not Enough" Alfred E. LaFrancer president James L. McDevitt. head of the t Ir.Promises Eisenhower then promised elect, of the Wisconsin Statef Bar AFL's Labor League for Political revisions in the "union-busting" Association, asked to meet with Education. said such support of the act and repeal Kean to present facts in support would not involve partisanship by provisions ofj, the article requiring union of the defense contention t that ine a Li "because we try to leaders to sign a loyalty oath as help Fleming' actions as a Korean our friends and defeat our ene- a iqualif ication for using the. serPOW were designed to save J the mieswhether they're Democrats vices of the National Labor Rela" Uves of fellow prisoners, 11 or Republicans." Names of AFL- - tions Board. . j The F i f th Army commander supported candidates "will be an AFL leaders said the President's muStv by law, approve, disapprove nounced later in various states, promises weren't enough, although or alter the court's findings ne added. mpst agreed' thechief executive made a "fine impression personFleming was ordered dismissed Two-Da- y Rest from the service for collaborating ally." with the enemy while a prisoner of Delegates to the federation's End- - of-- i fhe week resolutions war in Korea. at adopted session insentence are upheld, they will ap- cluded the Friday's executive council's Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay will peal to the court of military ap report on the CIO-AF- L g succeed Kean Oct. 4. He and Kean peals and to the Supreme Court. which AFL President agreement,! are both Korean combat veterans .Fleming said he would probably George " Meany termed a sfep in' Meanwnue, in Kacine, wis., a be discharged because of his phy Ihe right direction. j n arry r leming r una ' was es sical condition if his appeal is up Another resolution condemned k - V. nd a third laws, tablished by residents of Fleming's held. He returned to Racine for a 10 condemned Sen; Joseph McCarthy home town to help clear his name day leave before returning to t for voting 32 duty the interests of the workFleming's attorneys have! said at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.t pend that if Fleming's conviction and ing nis appeal. . ing people" Ja-ra- v J ; ;: AFL Leaders! Say Ike DidnY 'Promise Enough' er j . -- I t "ter he became chief justice, Vir-ni-a and most of the Deep South osed a blast of rebuke at the igh court and Mr. Warren, per pnally. 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