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Show 2 Benson Says Democrats Try To 'Cover Up' Mississippi Segregation Dispute Federal Court Denied Jurisdiction I n Case sAhreE- SUNDAY HERALD l?SQQ er's Court By WILL BERNARD A were arresting 153 - i "freedom riders" SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The. Norman was nearing an intersection when the car three-judg- e federal panel,- its who came here to test state segman who ran the Agriculture De- ahead of him swerved suddenly. For the first time, Norhighest member strongly dissent- regation laws. Trial of the suit partment during the Eisenhower man saw a pedestrian in the crosswalk, Unable to stop, ing, ruled Friday that suit seekAdministration said Friday farm- he knocked the man down. was delayed due to the illness of ing desegregation of travel faciliers can "see through" alleged atSued later for damages, Norman denied liability. ties in Mississippi should be tried an assistant state attorney genertempts by the Democrats to cover X al was . and heard last courts.-in state "What did I do wrong?" he asked in court. "There finally first up lack of improvement, z 25. The majority opinion, held by Sept. Ezra Taft Benson, who stuck out Was simply not enough time for me to'stp.' V At the conclusion of the hearFederal District Judges Claude "He was wrong for driving too fast in the first place' eight years of jibes fiom the DemRives believed he the said ing, of both and Clayton, ocrats and from some Republicans couhtered the injured pedestrian. "He. should have foreSidney Mize, told the Utah, Farm Bureau Fed- seen that this kind of an emergency might arise at an Mississippi, said the federal court city should be enjoined from makdid not have jurisdiction until the ing arrests unless the defendants eration a "big gap" in farm pro- intersection.". plaintiffs had sought remedy in actually breached the peace. But .between the United ductivity "I couldn't foresee that the car' ahead of me would Clayton and Mize disagreed and state tribunals. States and Russia exists. said Norman. "This was just an But Judge Richard T. Rives, held the case under advisement He criticized .the Kennedy Ad- suddenly swerve," " ficciclixt until Friday. Montgomery, Ala.; of the U.S. ministration's alleged tactics of MUST NORMAN PAY DAMAGES TO THE PEDES-- 1 . More than 300 riders Jiave been 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, dismaking a "great effort to give the Mize of and convicted and here TRIAN? and arrested accusejj agreed Weigh both sides. Then mark' your verdict: . Impression that 'agriculture is "unreasonathe of since last NO ( ) peace YES ( ) v exercising breaching Clayton : moving again. " Speeches by the ble delay" in the ; case. He said May 24. Rives said all j rider see court elsewhero too he verdict actual the For "aren't Democrats, said, decision, iade since June 9 the panel's refusal to rule on the prosecutions Farmers see through on this page. important. matter "is in violatioii of this should be nullified. them pretty easily." court's duty under the law." The majority said "a full and With the Soviet system of alThree Negroes with financial adequate procedure exists in the most complete, collectivization, aid from the NAACP, filed the state tribunals for the lawsuit and will not equal or surpass Russia suit June 9 while Jackson police by this procedure the comity ex our farm productivity in ouif life isting between the federal courts time, Benson said. He added he and the state courts would be had great doubts they ever could. maintained without any injury to Tours of central Europe and ' anyone." Russia have "comp'etely convincRives pointed out that the ma ed me of the superiority of our NATION'S THIRD FASTEST jority decision could be appealed system of privately owned family S. to U. the: Supreme straight farms, the profit motive, competiGROWING' INDUSTRY Court. He said the issues 1l the tive markets and freedom! for the in case had , been clearly decided farmer to decide what he wants the federal courts and it was evito: grow and market," he! said. An 'income of ten thousand dollars to twenty thousand doldent from the testimony that the that He his and said lars is easy fin this fast growing field. We are one of five philosophy arrests were made in order to was that major companies doing eighty percent of .the total industry ofj Dwight D. Eisent jwer ;By United Press International preserve segregation. Brand acceptance is well establjshedto assure business. the farm problem could be solved kj Two more persons have died in immediate success. Our rapid expansion has outrun cur your by pursuing the objectives of free Southern Idaho traffic accidents, of trained suppljn hearing aid. personnel. dom, profit through efficiency. one near Ketchum and the other You do not have to know the hearing aid business, we can "We should give thanks that our near Star raising .Idaho's hightrain you for that, but you must have a successful backnot of to 236. are those for toll the There scarcity way year problems were 209 deaths at;fhis time last ground of direct sales and be capable of owning and manbut rather the positive challenge aging your own business? Capital requirements are modest of use to effective of how make year. j and we "can help you with financing if necessary. We train Latest victims were Claude R. abundance," he said in San Francisco at our expense. you Benson spoke during the second Hurlbert, 60, Eagle, and, FredIN PRECARIOUS SPOT That famous first step was a long- one for erick A. Fica, 29, Hailey.' If you are financially responsible and can stand rigid investiday of the convention here. y two Hurlbert was killed about gation; we invite you to write in confidenceJ for personal inWilliam Schaff after he went through a construction barricade in his car terview. Please give telephone number. two east and miles miles north, of Calif. It was dark, so Schaff got out to see what the near Gardena, BURGLARS FOR LOOKING 44 on about 7:50 Star highway ot Write C. V. Wylie, 457 Powell St., San Francisco, Calif. construction damage was to his car. He ended up at the bottom of a LONDON Police today (UPI) DEVILS ; SLIDE, Utah (UPI) p.m. Friday. The small foreign were looking for burglars who car he Was driving sides wiped a A deep cavity was blown in the ditch, and had to wait an hour for firemen to get him out. He suffered minor Telephoto). car driven by Mrs. Parlene J. side of a limestone mountain here injuries. (Herald-UP- I broke Into the home of a London Ada Mountain 18, Evans, Home, lawyer, stole $3,000 worth of today with 50 tons of dynamite. INCREASES POPULATION Sheriff's officers said. . County goods, slashed the furniture and The charge was set by a ce ROME Loses Control (UPI) Italy's popula- drew a Nazi swastika on one of ment firm which has a plant near to tion rose more than 50 million the walls. : Mrs. Evans and her husband, Devils Slide. Much of the cement The burglars also painted an a "provi- during the past Jimmy D. Evans, 20, were treat- produced by the Devils Slide firm h sional" report on t he recent naslogan on the wall of ed at Mary Secor Hospital at Em-- ; is being used at Flaming Gorge tional census said Friday night. lawyer Jack Eider's apartment, mett for injuries and then re- Dam. r "! leavto before alcohol when census The otherwise an take About showed FRANCISCO he SAN . police, (UPI) according figures leased,t Officials said the huge piles of of three njiillion inhabit ing with stolen cash, jewels, wine, Fica was killed five miles south rubble caused by the blast will half of the arrivals at San Quen-ti- n might develop a mental in- - increase ants during the last ten years cigars and other goods. Prison are there, at least in stability." of Ketchum on U. S. 93 Friday supply the cement plant with of t?bottle. when his car went out of control enough limestone to operate for part, because This statement came Friday and skidded more than 700 feet two years. Into a pile of rocks. from Dr. David G. Schmidt, San Fica s brother, Thomas Fica Quentin psychiatrist, in a speech discovered accident before the Commonwealth Club of Jr., the several hours later on his way USU California. home from work at Sun Valley. "Alcohol in crime is a major The victim had wandered away said Schmidt, "and. . . a factor," from the accident, however, and or minor factor in approxmajor Was not found until six hours af50 per cent of our new imately U. S. ter the mishap. in arrivals prison." o frnm Aftpi" "ha tias th Schmidt said that alcoholism is station wagon, Fica wandered SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- - The Add fluid a national "not only problem but for 546 feet. He was alive when board of trustees at Utah State Adjust brakes NOV. 20th TO NOV. 25 one our of international greatest finally discovered, but died University has approved a special Align front end to to a Sun Valley hospital. problem." research contract with the Air i j manufacturer's Patrolman Baker said the car Force ve To a degree, he went along with traveled more than 700 feet. He hicles. involving ion space of recent a at speakers University specifications it U ii went rn uu aiong uie contract calls California symposium who emy The three-yea- r ngnt Dorrow pit, veerea DacK on- for $98,250 per year. phasized the soothing effects of Repack front to the highway for another 47 wheel bearings As' a result of the agreement, a alcohol. feet and into the left borrow pit research use alcohol of USU the will be "branch" of "Primarily, another 30 feet. Balance front a pleasant effect," he said. has to work set at Concord, Mass., up Hits Rock Pile . Re"It lifts the mood, it depresses the Air Force Cambridge wheels 'At this point, Baker reported, with of at and the memthe the end search worry, Faculty Laboratory. the vehicle, hit a pile of rocks and I have found little as pleasant stumps which threw it into the bers of the Logan school will do day . . a hort one or two." .as Concord. at both work and Logan air for 60 feet hurling it across Restore will involve The exper"But program the addiction that occurs," an eight-focanal. The vehicle braking landed on the other side of the imental techniques to study infra- he went on, "is worse than opiate of action red to gases addiction because it tends make atmospheric canal, plowing along the ground capacity for another 12 feet. It then went when bombarded with heavy ions. problems less acute and allows a back into the air for 18 feet, hit Stop uneven subject to bask in a superficial the ground once more and then indulgence, to follow the lines of tire wear r r l i ii. Public Land Needed anouer j j .igr least resistance, and a heavenly do leei into sKiuaea another pile of rocks. nirvana pervades." Smooth out ' Any American Sometime during the course of For New Interstate He emphasized the need for "or . your ride Made Car the flight, the victim was thrown and balancing of one's ganization from the station wagon Replacement parts if probSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The personality," one can re 1 and torsion lcar needed ONLY FOR ably out of the 'back window. He Bureau of Land Managementnas main a moderate drinker and got up and began wandering, said its wants to wihtdraw 48918 avoid alcoholism, "so one can use adjustment nor included Officers finally found him after acres of public land based on a alcohol and not abuse it." he had stumbled into a gully and plan to locate, interstate highways 'Alcohol may be a substitute for 7w then managed to get 126 feet in the southern part of the state. A illness. mental may person 5 into a nearDy pasture. 3 ,J The land is in the area east and west of Green River, near Cove FOR I ; Fort,, north and south of Beaver, Resin formation in a tree oc THE and northeast of St. George. curs as a result of injury to the Much of the land will be restored bark inflicted by wind,' fire or ENTIRE FAMILY after the exact locations for high- lightning, according to Encyclo TOE VERDICT 70 15 and are selected. a. Britannic ways Yes. Rejecting his excuse, the pedia " A new pair of shoes will be given to every member, court said: "In 'all collisions, a time comes of some lucky family. Just register during our open before the - actual impact when house. To be eligible (Adults Only Please) No Oblino human power can prevent it. I WINTER TREADS gation. Absolutely nothing to buy.' DRAWING 1 But the one who by his negligence SATURDAY,! NOVEMBER 25th . . . 6 p. m. You alii rraDim& ! has brought about the situation APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE ECDIES clon't be to win. to have present cannot avoid - liability on the OR Of! YOUR OWN TIRES unwas the that ground impact avoidable.". (State laws vary.) ' (Copyright 1961, General Fear ., tures Corp.) ..i., .. imi JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - j , . j I . -- Si in-evitif- ol6 ' - " , . " . $5,000 WLL 10U $19,G80? , Two Killed GET ' Southern Idaho Crashes PL US In - j Deep Cavity Gouged Out In Giant Blast - 44-year-- old early-Saturda- , 30-fo- ) " Alcoholism Responsible For Half of San Quenf in Arrivals The Sign of Dependable WINTER CAR 'SERVICE - anti-Jewis- rk : Formal Opening of Our Approves Contract With Air Force - Vt 'GO (5 11-4- STOR 1 COMBINATION 1 OFFER . en-rou- te . J. SA. . a. ot t 3 . a. i so-tha- t J PKOZEl iB-:ft"V9Hfe- it Reader's Court iie ; I - ySl -- ..... Published by Herald Cor- poration, 190 West Fourth North Street, every afternoon, Monday through Friday. 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