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Show 1 ' MISSISSIPPI FIELDING L WRIGHT DIES, 60 IKE HAILS FOliSOM DAM Government Collects Lee's Protested Tax From! Bank EX-GOVERN- I DEDICATION OF OR JACKSON, Miss,' (UP) Fielding L. Wright, former Mississippi govSALT LAKE CITY (UP) Gov. what that ,next step may be. Earlii and' 1948 states rights can ernor, FOLSOM.t Calif. (UP)PresH Bracken Lee's $1203.10, debt to er this week, the governor had dent Eisenhower, in a didate for, vice president, died at the Vnlted States the amount he asked his attorneys to file a writ to officials i dedicating message home Friday night his Folsom Jacjjbon owed on 4 personal income taxes of prohibition seeking to prevent Dam, said he a heart he "sincerely hopes shortly after il suffered T U'i over his salary as, governor has the IRS from attaching his bank that more" similar 1,L attack.' dams will be accounts to satisfy the debt. But built, i I. been paid. : i M The ' attorney, one i ' j to the be that steD appeared by j Officials staunchest of the . states' of 'Walker Bank and boards n&tipn's The statement was in a mes now, who served almost two Trust Co. could do nothing but pay righters sage delivered lo! Gov. Goodwin it from the governor's account, to J. Knight, by Fred G. Aandahl, satisfy the demands or. a uen mea mAGNAt (UP) Frank A. Moss, assistant secretary of the interior. S. L. . bv the Internal Revenue service a candidate for the Democratic The Central Valley' Project, Mr. Gets Prison Sentence to nomination for governor, Friday made was The Davment -Eisenhower . David for Lee collector is said, in the December SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Salt a Bracken Gov. said P. Inson. u$ing Jj flood a vital part in flood Lake taxes income to "played IRS. refusal his pay the regional insurance salesman Heber .! control.? j a as does gimmick." "publicity j jBut C. Smith Jr., has been sentence payment of the debt "It il fortunatef he said, "that to Utah State Prison for illegal nott mean that the governor is Addressing a Democratic dele' Mine-Mi- ll a to have in of these structures were cohabitation with three women. the high many gate meeting ing up the fight court ruling on the constitutional Union Hall in Magna'; Moss as completed in time to bring major The Smith was given l i control and prevent sentence not to an indeterminate ity of !using income tax monies serted tnat uov. L.ee Knows or riversi under a i j should know that he had a perfect gi trater;; uainage. j. sincerely nope exceed five years. Third District i In foreign aid. 'On the contrary," said Lee, j right to have a court test on the that more structures; soon will be Court Judge Ray Van Cott granted am extremely optimisc. legality of his tax, but he deliber- built tot prevent disasters similar Smith a stay of execution. enthusi more are :'!"My attorneys ately chose a device where he to those recently experienced in An eight-ma- n jury found Smith . a;tic than ever, and we are ready could not get a court test in order California and. other mparts of the guilty on April 17. J u :l inc our next legal jstep to get the to string out the controversy and nation, :lf r i :Pi matter! 'into court' the governor gain- publicity." : "The-- ' administration will work PERON SPENT HUGE added. Moss an attorney pointed t out with California and SUMS FOR PROPAGANDA iBut he did not indicate exactly that Gov. Lee needed only to liave cooperatively The other 'states; in helping solve .flood BUENOS AIRES (UP) paid his tax under protest at the U.5 Peron spent dictatorship time! he filed his return, then he control problems and to provide million in six for propa years could have immediately filed an adequate water supplies for muni a press distributed through ganda ' action in the U.S. Tax Court for cipal, industrial and irrigation office modeled on the Nazi prop a hearing on the legality of the needs for the expanding popula- - aganda machine, the revolution tax and its eventual use. said ; ! ; f j j mild-manner- ed I -- Fundamentalist ; j ; i ! 'I j .... i ' : ! ! 10-d- ! I i s -- i - ay ; j j I! . , What's Playing At the Movies? Sunday, May PROVO tion." Hot : Blood, I Mi ; M i . it' ull terms as one of Mississ PPi s most conservative governors, would have celebrated his 61st birthday May 16. The state and her highest officials were stunned by the unexpected death of the quiet-spoke- n governor who could plunge into t V. 1" ' ; ' X.: p. - k , " t 1 handletheVorld famous "Gillette" Blue Blades through our new modern type merchandising dispensers. An un- usual opportunity to secure your future. Will not Interfere with your present employment. To qualify you i must J . heated oratory when discussing centralized government and the touchy civil rights issue. Gov. J. P. Coleman, a political ally even though he defeated Wright in last summer's1 gubernatorial race. . said he was "pained and shocked at his' death." nas sustained a j.viiasiasip'iJi great loss," Coleman told, the United Press from his; home in have , , . spare weekly i Must be able to start at once. j This company will supervise your operations and. extend financial assistance to full time if desired. This excellent opportunity is offered to a dependable person who is Interested, in their future. It's an all cash business, pression proof, no credit risk. Do not answer unless fully qualified for the necessary time and investment, j Income starts immediately No selling or, soliciting secures ali; loca- Company !i 4( cot un fnr nmti nucihscc or personal interview - write - (including your phot -- . Hugh L. White, now the state's only, living said Wright, made a "very fine official, 1 One ,1 ; afternoon. had been in excellent Wright health and only last summer made a strenuous campaign for a third governor's term, even though he was defeated, by a , narrow margin in the first Democra tic primary. j ; , Ack-erma- n. appreciated veryi much." White succeeded Wright in the governor's chair in 1952. Funeral services will be held in Jackson Monday in the morning and at Rolling Fork, Miss., in the ; . $1,498.50 cash, available immediately for inventory. 2 references and serviceable car. 5 hours ' ; ? 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