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Show .. DESERET NEWS AND TElEGRA.' i' - v r- " 'J . J i A- - y r A Fe w ; A. t "J" 4' -- " i 7wu ' M i . . t j r !? 'I i I t. f 4 City, Frtdey, April 22, I960 tl'PD-Ad- lai After Powell Deadlock - A fed NEW YORK tl'PI eral court Jury announced Fri day it was hopelessly dead lor ked in the income tax fraud trial of Negro Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and was dismissed. "It is plain that future deliberation would be useless." said Federal Judge Frederick Van Pelt Bryan. , The Juiy of four men and eight women, all of them white except one Negro woman, received the case shortly after noon Thursday and told the Judge twice they were deadlocked hefoie he finally decided to declare a hung Jury. The secoind time he sent them back to try again, the .judge said: "The Jury ha reached a dead on mission r I than cannot he changed by further deliberation. Further! consideration this morning, of only had the eflect additional difficulty In reaching a verdict. Powell, 51, a congressman apecif-icallfor 15 years, is charged with wilfully filing a in fi audulent Income tax return 1951 for his wife, pianist Hazel Scott, who is not a defendant. The Harlem Democrat and pastor of the First Abyssinian civil Baptist Church, is a fiery hli bolted who advocate rights Presito In 1956 support party dent Eisenhower. He was indicted In 1958 on three counts of Income tax evasion. During the trial Bryan dismissed two How to launder l.x k SAlt " AIRPORT RLIMOX-Yu- ri Koral, 18, center, is greeted by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Koial. ami sister Miriam, 8, at Idlewild Airport in New Yoik City. Family was torn apart fleeing the invasion of Poland. Separated counts which charged Powell with filing a fraudulent Income tax return for himself in 1951 and a aimilar Joint return m Judge Dismisses Jury the role of the K. Siev ent.cn said Fri- opposition party in politics day that Democrats as the Other panelists were Hugh party of opposition, must "a Caitskell, British Labor Tatty pose in the 1960 campaign the 'leader, and Lester B. Pearson. national weaknesses and prob- Header ot the Canadian Liberal lems which he said the Re- Party. has Stevenson said It is diffipublican administration cult now for the opposition swept "under the rug Stevenson, who was twice party to muster much public defeated by President Elsen- iindigation about administrahower, said that a nation tion shortcomings because which complacently disregards Americans ate enjoying and don t want to be unpleasant truths about its " strength and standing "puts bothered with problems Its very survival in question." In another speech before He said it is the responsibility the editois. Dr. Frank Stanton, of Iiemociats to point, up and president of the Columbia such failings Bioadr asting System, said the' Stevenson spoke befote the pieas is guilty of many of the Ameucan Society ot News-pape- shortcomings it has been criti Editors in a panel dis riing in telev ision. Uv, i c WASHINGTON y . ! " ' ( V lot. Expose Complacency Of GOP, Adlai Says e 1 . wash-and-we- ar clothing fabrics are her to stay, but they do present some laundry problems. May Better Homes A Cardens gives you pomten on how to wivb and dry synthetics and blends as well d as the cottons so popular lor children's clothes. These easy to follow tips are arranged on a convenient chart m the western edition o( May Beuer Homes A Cardens. Get your copy today, wherever are told! ttavh-and-wt- levin-fimshe- mag-trin- STARTS TOMORROW 10 A.M. AFTER-EASTE- R In Russia Years Of Red Tape Cut , Yuri Joins US Family By BART KINCH NEW YORK tUPI Yuri Koral Friday rejoined the patents from Whom he was separated more than 16 years ago In war torn Russia. He was Just In time to help celebrate his kid sisters eighth brlthday Sunday. Yuris mother, father, sister and 10 other relatives were watching through a glasa partition a floor above the customs area at Idlewild Airport , t when the youth wag brought Into the area by a (KLM) stewardess. There He Is There he Is, shouted his mother Mrs. Rubin Koral. of New York, recognizing him from photographs. He looks thin, she said. They crowded around him when finally he had passed through customs, thus severing the last strand in eight year-ol- dark-haired- six-foo- sew e'Tyv Ends it all! ww w xrw tkt H Yh( Ht cvldn't any Hat, Hummif affar uniMr tricky wactHar. Navar a dacant nighf'i tlaap. Sa Ha andad it all by putting in Itnfiax Central Air Conditioning. (Itka living ia Hoov an, this Bwmmaf, Ha tayt.) Wi ra rdntwaiM and air candtti-i- n far reawnaroef and ipactali rtufnmol wttallariant. ROCKY MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATION CO. Sewtfc State HU TS years of governmental red tape. Mrs. Koral. weeping, embraced him. His father stood beside him, softly patting his head. His sister Miriam who suddenly has a new big brotherlooked a little perplexed But when asked If she was glad to see Mm. she grinned and nodded her head vigorously. So Ixively, So Sad Its so lovely, and so sad. said Yuri's aunt. Mis. Bella Koral, of New Y'ork. Yuri's parents had been Imprisoned in Russia when he was 22 months old. He grew up In an orphanage, where hia real name Jonathan was changed to Yurt. The reunion climaxed an eight-yeaeffort which had Involved the U.S. State Department; Vice President Richard M. Nixon; Adlai E. Stevenson; Gen. Alfred M. 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