| Show K The Weather ImittlttW UTAH— Fair continued warm low 45 high 83-9- 5 OGDEN— Fair high 88 low 50 83rd Year 1- No UTAH TUESDAY EVENING OGDEN 126 ' A Max Min Max Mia I 3 47 8S STTMlnnempoUs Ogden SO New York S M ill Billing 4S 7S S3 Portland Boston 42 44 Salt LakoS4 Chicago 7 Las Vegas 104 ISSurFru 7S St Los Angeles 72 4&!8t Louis 1954 MAY 18 - Las Vegas Uses It's Doubtful ©urtHhi (nisi to 'Guard' Gambling Tables TV lice Will Lift LAS VEGAS Nev (AP) — This gambling city is preparing to catch cheaters by elec- Ban on Talks tronics One plush casino the Sands inaugurated last night an elaborate television circuit by which Jake Freedman president of the Hotel Corp can watch all 10 gaming tables at once from his office on the floor above This closed circuit consists locrats Say Hearings End GOF1 - Temperatures WASHINGTON (AP)— The WASHINGTON j(AP— A momentous Supreme Court edict — that segregation of Negro and white children in public schools is unconstitutional —confronted the South and border states today with vast social and economic problems But an actual end to segregation still is months and perhaps years away There were those who said it in school run by churches edu- Court Ruling Won't Affect Weber Schools of 10 cameras which show on the screen of Freedman’s receiver upstairs only the hands of the players and dealers at the 10 tables Any untoward activity can be reported by Freedman to pit bosses or other floor officials The cameras a hotel spokesman said do not identify the players but show only their hands and the exchange of money between dealers and players! A watcher in Freedman’s office can switch the TV picture from one table to another instantly by means of the master control The system was installed at a cost of $40000 the hotel said Disagrees White House indicated' yesterday there is little or no prospect President Eisenhower will change his order which !!ed Senate investigators to suspend the hearings sianru(o would never come— that by one cational foundations or private device or another the South would individuals or organizations with around the Supreme Court the states putting up the money The Supreme Cdurt ruling yes get decision for scholarships or for payment But others predicted a peace- to terday which declared racial parents who would pass it on segregation in public schools as ful if gradual compliance The nation’s highest tribunal to the schools unconstitutional senators From I Democratic Some states have spent large declared unanimously yesterday schools in Ogden there predictions the hearings Negroes that segregation “solely on the sums in attempts to provide barrier here bet basis of race” violates the Consti-tim- e schools for Negroes on a par with x never will be resumed unless The biggest turnout of exhibits and exhibitors in the junior division of Plain City Dairy Days fills and whites J Negroes tution regardless of whether those for whites in hopes the At the present Eisenhower does alter it but Re- the town park with bustling activity under sunny summer skies Youngsters from 7 to 17 and Wetier enon in County and schools for Negroes appear to are attending beyond entered carefully groomed animals while their parents and other oldsters looked publicans disputed that schools and Weber be as good as those for Whites Supreme Court would stand by on and delight (Story page 16) Ogden City joyment The order bans testimony by — The court said segregation of the doctrine that separate but City College' In som4 Ogden num- itself schools there ari sizable deprives Negro children of equal facilities are constitutional government officials about talks j bers enrolled equal opportunities within the ' administration conThat the court refused to do Until yesterdays Supreme More Arguments Ordered cerning the controversy between Court ruling a ‘separate but Sen McCarthy and Pentagon ofThe justices tempered the equal doctrine” that was laid n ficials by the Supreme Court ini pact of their ruling by holding 1896 had been in effect Under off a formal decree to put the The Senate Investigations Subdoctrine th tribunal held decision into effect Mors argu-ththat committee voted yesterday to Negroes mus be given edu- - ments were ordered for next fall Monnext until suspend hearings cational facilities equal to those on how and when the decision (R-Swhile Chairman Mundtj afforded white sti dents but that J should be carried out day WASHINGTON (UP) — US — WASHINGTON The he facilities cou d he separate (AP) officials predicted today that explores meantime whether Fce Mn chanJ the Committee House Interior by Here Eisenhower might modify his or- narrow No decision Segregation Court the Supreme So pre5sing down A margin of 13 to 12 votes der --denounced by McCarthy as approved today a bill to authorize Local educators said they don t Southern and border states where barring segregation in ' public WASHINGTON (AP) — Neg believe there has ever been any J segregation is compulsory are an “iron curtain” some one must a billion-dolla- r schools will deal Russia’s Upper Colorado I ' races two n the betwe of River Remodeling roes now will try to end segregadevelopment program have “foisted” on the President weighty problems propaganda a heavy segregation n area now the measure to this The x goes reorganizing school systems tion in places set up with tax blow McCarthy contended it made it Iules Committee which must deA Parle ' Bates of the I school Readjusting funds su& as hospitals bathing Supt cide whether it will be presented impossible to get at the truth The U S Information Weber County sc iools said that J and reassuring teachers chang-severof the elementary junior ling school bus routes! and build-lig- h beaches state parks and public Mundt was to begin his efforts ! to the House for action Agency began telling the bill and consideration of the 'Cinal high schools have jug more schools afternoon this court a conference housing with world of the historic “And wherever they are J i£ some states or cpmmunities Negroes A representative of the Naa minutes of with Atty Gen Brownell who prematter decision as welcome to made are at should balk jfeel school districts hey tional Assn for the Advancement after it was announced yester- as anyone else" pared a memorandum of prece- - plete action before the House complying with the ruling more of Colored !P People said this effort j dents which Eisenhower sent to went into session At Weber Coll ige William day legal tangles are in prospect As- with the senators yesterday along Among actions taken at that Justice Jackson has pre-am- y will be made on a broad front The Voice of America Miller president said there k pro-toovotes the to were The order time retain wasn’t a copy of his order segregation dieted “a generation of litiga The Supreme Court paved the beamed reports around the nitely and students would tion” that there the form of a letter to the posed Echo Park and Curecanti for this yesterday with its globe and behind the Iron Cur- fight any attempt Dams in the bill as key units of sen Sparkman and way secretary of defense outlawing segthe Upper Colorado Reclamation tain The agency’s internation- if it were tried Holland (D-Flsaid it may be landmarkindecision schools of the Separate Power public regation where schools In Ogden City Project before school segregation the states on the al press service sped accounts years ground that it A proposed amendment by The President said his directive the majority of jthe local Negro ends in the South nations to all free l Amendment 14th violates the to strike out ) was based on the constitutional Rep Saylor students are enr )lled there also Segregation In the schools was The agency said the decision are no s on the colored the one big issue at ihis term of Treat All Equally provision for separation of pow-- the controversial Echo Park Dam restrictipr will continue to get highest priers between the executive and was defeated by a 0 vote court And when the decision people That amendment says all citiconservaand wildlife Various branches Most of the younger Negroes camei reaction ran the range and will be widely played legislative ’ ority must be treated equally zens in Ogden are enrolled at Hop- - from mild to add Within McCarthy said he wants inf or- tionist groups had opposed the stories’ broadcasts and in 58 years until yesterday But for at hearings mation not only about the Jan- dam vigorously Pingree gressand within the states indicate court no had said segregation by TThe toPTri6rity on the subearlier this spring ground schools j uary meeting but about all volved -was beau-phon- e tself wrong American how icenic telewould propthe as well ns it important impair sequent sessions been the has Decision 1896 this Shocked Since by calls And he said he ties and relics of the Dinosaur think the deciexperts aganda court: Even of the osition wants the participants summoned National Monument in northsion is to the U S cause in the Gov James F Byrnes of South were segregated would Negroes dam The hough East-Wewestern Colorado for testimony war of words Carolina a former Supreme Court here was no violation of the There was every sign that the I be built at the- - junction of the One of the agency’s greatest justice said he was) shocked by 14th Amendment as long as they administration would balk at such Green and Yampa Rivers obstacles in trying to sell the' the decision but urged “all our received treatment equal to that Eisenhower said “This I taries of the- Colorado River of life abroad American white and colored to ex-way people doctrine 1896 o The Cure-twhites eliminate An effort to has been a distorted Commuercise restraint and preserve or- - jiven separation (of powers) is vital in railon based was built be — would Dam which segregation 6 1 arbi-canti ROYAL Utah (UP) Eight- j er unm the final Supreme nist prppoganda of racial bias preclude the exercise of westcars road in son of River Gunnison on Gullon the passenger Dickie branch of the and prejudice in the United year-oltrary power by any court decree on mechanics Then For years Negroes have been ern Colorado was turned back Mr and Mrs Frederick Gullon bc said it will be up to the Legis- States The Reds have poundgovernment” 14-rid of segregation 3 It may be two or three days ed on this theme for decades Royal Carbon County died lature to fix the course for South lighting to getthat Jane Chugg and her very good friend the calf she’s Young be! Jim Crow on to dam last received third The by arguing major before the question of altering and American officials concede day of severe burns Carolina in the junior division at Plain City Dairy Days take exhibiting schools 1 authoriza-or trains buses wire lead a the under built graduate he when Eisenproject the order formally reaches seized that the campaign has turned night gome Northerners hailed the meant time out together as Jane supplies the sleek animal with a bit facilities h0“e tion would be Glen Canyon on unequal Eu”ear hower Asia and decision as sound and a triumph of nourishment Both seem to bevreally enjoying the show many persons in Then a couple of years ago the the- boy was for But reporters at the White the Colorado River near the Utah-j rope against the United States democracy NAACP house tRansformer border Arizona together with some NegHouse were given to understand Officials said the United playing near a In the South some urged cau- - ro and white bewater ' these with storage a lawyers not connectPresiis seized scant there Along prospect the States now will be able to and j moderation and tjon 40(PyolMine patience the big step: dent will shift his stand' in any and power generating structures Others took the ruling grudging- - ed with it tookcourt J point to the court decision to fore he could J® to rule that asked the would be 12 participating imga-- j It of efforts way world tell the or ven bilterly-being bSmed offeSfm ly Colorado of Utah in Negro children in Asked whether he thought the tion units segregation made to improve the position Said Sen (DMiss): —Mexico cent whether or not schools New 90 and co rered rePresident might modify or per shock' Burns Wyoming of American minority groups “The South will not abide by noR public ellow as good as the were R schools body-Hthe scind his letter Press Secretary Stnngf of his Douglas Rep I They said this should be effec obey 11118 legislative! decision by white children’s — was unconbosoital said “We’re over one in died James C Hagerty replied: price counteract to tive ammunition a politicaI court We win takr stitutional by its very nature “As far as I know the Presi- - more tough hurdle in this proat 3:30 am Communist campaign the are whatever steps necessary If the NAACP had lost on this dent issued his letter yesterday” gram but we face another tough retain segregation in education! out efforts to the in it through ettirfg Pne ‘Sillv Question called gamble its in schools wipe have Rep Winstead might Rules Committee Then we must it “tragic: ruling” but not too sur- segregation A reporter then asked “Was sound out Congress to learn its WASHINGTON (AP) — The proved a program which would set bac 10 to 20 years until of “the caliber of beenmood view in prising at a rate of the country and the Committee the letter intended to bring the sentiment” continue Senate Banking apthe public housing men” on the court) ana the court had of to the to 35000 at least hearing equal stop?” Sen Russell (DGa) said the membership of ! nual units recommended r by Hagerty: “I can think of nothcourt has become a “pliant tool changed decision — meetPresident Eisenhower ing that would be a more silly Yesterday’s of the executive branch of the of segregation head- question” The Vote was 12-— the Eisenhower ad ing the issu government Secreannounced that and Hagerty declaring it wrong — ministration as did the Truman on McCARTHY-ARM— The the court had meant the tary of the Army Robert T Steadministration be ore it hac door to one suit afteropened to vens would accompany the Presianother White House indicated there is urged the- court to outlaw segre-- end segregation in publicly-financedent to Charlotte N C today little or no prospect of Eisenwill remain a British citizen as hower changing his directive banfor ceremonies attending the obThe conviction of margarine WASHINGTON (AP) — American authorities said today they gation places to “Abuse of Power” servance there of an early Decheir Minot F (Mickey) Jelke well ning testimony by government are convinced Moscow has turned loose Communist agitators laration of Independence by on vice charges was reversed The veteran comedienne who officials about talks within the oment strife and chaos in volatile Central America colonial residents of the area administration concerning the today by the Appellate Division reU S diplomats said is based oh recent develop- I a married radio belief This Alperovici said York the President of the New Hagerty Supreme controversy between Sen Joseph and Honduras aW climaxed now er pairman two years ago has McCarthy asked Stevens to go along beand high ments in Costa Rica Nicaragua Court Guatemala from Com-- 1 All the present ourt members been a popular resident of the cause the ceremonies also mark officials (Details on this by an apparently large shipment of arms to The court in a three to two Army of Chief Justice Warren were In for Isle now fabled Italian but except incorporated Capri a German once port Armed Forces Week munist-controlle- d Stettlin decision ordered a new trial page) classified He been has appointed in the) Franklin D years 4 At the Capitol meantime Sen for the playboy who Poland ' Red into a as stateless Roosevelt and Truman adminis— Elements perSCHOOLS Sen previously said he sees was convicted on two counts AURORA (UP) — Seventeen-month-ol- d Ferguson n c 1 u d e economic sanctions trations The State Department anson told a Senate labor sub) no reason why the investigations of enticing a girl to prostitu1 rela-Gardell Anderson son an that breaking off op diplomatic Gov Herman Talfnadge of Georcommittee the Supreme Court’s nounced late yesterday and subcommittee cannot continue its tion and attempting to perMrs Douglas Ander- Mr of and moves hotel heir Nicky decision type tions or outright military Playboy quantity said the decision made unspecified the gia school McCarthy-Arm- y outlawing public drowned last night when 'he inquiry despite suade another girl to become a unloaded as a last resor Hilton began two years probaConstitution a scrap of paper son may make federal aid of arms now are being segregation call girl a canal near his Aurora presidential order in fell Swedish $100 to of tion after pleading guilty in building schools “even more from a cargo ship today Strike Is Ordeied “blantantly ignored all law and Utah home Jelke’s conviction had been Ferguson said the Senate Recoma to Guatemalan Court in port the at Municipal registry usurped from Conpublican Policy Committee which appealed on the basis of a court The body was not recovered unMeanwhile a! strike in neigh- - precedent” mon drunk charge for which imperative” of Puerto Barrios gress and the people the power to til three hours after the child was he heads probably will discuss order which excluded the press he also was fined $25 FIREWORKS — The Senate later in the day the impact of and public from the courtroom To Talk first missed His death was the could Hilton said The a House-passe- d debated bill to Refuses judge the presidential order had the of Francis L Valente chief fifth from drowning in the state the Judge a in Guatemala be sentenced to a jail' put At year partial ban on the interTold that Sen McCarthy had ordered the press excluded on em-CarCol l The body of the small child was dered n esttaated 5000 if he appears in court on a state shipment of fireworks! The nation’s armed forces TlhiTrV SuZ tuture e said it would be impossible for the ' conmiles to theif the J?0 two and one-haat found testimony jobs (omorrow similar charge within the pro- big issue was whether to delay los Enrique Diaz refused ployes oft him to “prove” his case under wouldgrounds bewas he where be salacious The defense about from the point until Sept 1 the effective date firm or deny the report bationary period - Humphrey 1ZTh'e the President’s silence ban on contended -- in its appeal that E“tJS'nHonduran government lieved to have tumbled into the of the ban Some senators said arms being unloaded He said some government witnesses Fer- the record showed no such tesdecision as “another canaL neWly-arrive- d Marx who played ro- fireworks Guateconstitution three Zeppo threw pro Guatemala’s firips might be bank guson said he thinks the investi- timony mantic leads and straight man malan consuls) out of the area step in the forward march of if the measure went into hibits the disclosure of any rupted gations committee will have to on a on Marx his based brothers also for was nature and last week Secretary of State democracy” Rep keating zany a Appeal ) military effect before the Fourth of July decide whether that is true or screen has been divorced Others contended a court the in the the passof Dulles suggested they may have that! INDEX charge number a years woulc For not delay it sou°a' I Walkout Mrs Marion Marx She obsentence of three to six The strike all blocked cafd the has by ing States United cost many lives triggered “No one had suggested to me tained her decree in Las Vegas with Thurgood Marshall New York Comics had ignored a jury recH arms sales to Guatemala It has has been that the investigation be years a on of was special counsel has who ommendation for leniency no it but violence too that or little yesterday charge 6 Negro charged repeatedly Crane dropped” he said of Com been endorsed by the Communist- - for the National Assn for the Dr center is the cruelty Guatemala President Mohammed Naguib Mundt Denies It’s Droyped A property settlement involv- munist agitation in Central Amer- dominated General Labor Con- - Advancement of (Colored People Editorial Page of Egypt and Frau Erwin RomPeter Edson ing $1000 monthly support ica and that its government is federation of Guatemala and the in the segregation arguments The order was prompted by mel attended the premiere last a two month Court for their Federation pre-oWorld f fore the Supreme $200 Beulah France refusal of Army Counselor John night of the German film “playing the Communist game’ dieted the South Will abide by the Dr Jordan young sons and a division of seTrade Unio 1 (WFTU) States does not United The G Adams to give details of a “That Was Rommel” It curities was made They were “We feel e en more clearly” decision and “the people will get want to initiate action against 4 Jan 21 conferencce Adams said concerns thejOur of the exploits i 1927 in married one U S official who asked together for the) first time and Walter Lippmann of said fear for — SALT Guatemala LAKE CITY A opening was attended by White House (UP) 4 Nazi “Desert Fox” of the Maj Nlal Tooele man — Peter itself to charges of trying to not to be nan ed “that there is work this thing out” aides and other high officials Louis 66 Stark Pulitzer panzer legions II dominate affairs of its Latin a degree of activity in Central! South Caroling Georgia and Obituaries prize-winin- g McCarthy said it appeared that labor reporter for W aGillespie — died yesterday Frau Rommel is in Egypt cannot be 4 have made America that explained Mississippi already Salt Lake City hospital o American neighbors the charges against him were to visit the cemeteRies of solDrew Pearson the New York-Time- s died at’ in itarerf within maneuvers the sources toward Caracas the Under preliminary 11 by “conceived and instigated” then Radio-TPrograms his home here yesterday of a injuries suffered Saturday in a diers killed in the battle of El their! public school Resolution the American self abolishing one car in Mundt said the decision to re- Alamein Davis mishap County heart' attack 89 Sports “Each of t lese incidents re-- 1 systems as they now exist in cess the hearings voted by the Officers said Gillespie was s states decided to consult among 12 and Theater Court’s time of the Supreme organization tour subcommittee Republicans ticipation Close friends $aid today BritThe Duke of Norfolk who passenger in a car that failed to themselves to determine whether I 4 each Conce 50 has Years members fallen 20 and their of might d Ago money aver the objections of the three ish stage and screen star Grade vably ruling heed a stop sign and crashed into one Queen Eliza'a conlocal some of k be domination n y Romanian-borunder 13 of canal a the ‘Vital explained Democrats contains nothing Fields and her Driver Statistics foreign beth’s coronation last year is drainage nd aim Eon B)r Church"i thiir timing a'hich “even remotely implies a husband Boris Alperovici have car Leland B McPhie 39 power If they decide it has they dition but ill with chicken pox The 8 H arden At ‘ Jiscontinuation of these hearings been granted Italian citizenDuke is in bed at his Toojele was bruised and cut on must then agree oii some type suggests central direction and) There has been talk In the Women’ 6 Page South of putting! white children action io take The action hould purpose” tor good” castle in Sussex the head ship They added Miss Fields Crowds Attend Plain City Dairy Days 1 1 t Upper Colorado Project Passes Another Hurdle Decision Hits Heavy BIow im-do- To Propaganda at Negroes Seek Equal Rights On New Fronts i anti-Americ- an districts al I “0- defi-Uocia- te (D-Al- a) a) I (R-Pa- 13-1- ) -- - st tribu-deman- ds - Time Out for Nourishment d i I 1 - Congress Highlights (R-Uta- thew Senate Committee Approves Program for Public Housing h) e t Suatemala Gets Arms (If-Mis- s) Thinks Russia Foments Strife in Central Amer U S Names in The News Mickey Jelke Conviction Reversed 3 Y -- d (R-Wi- Aurora Boy Falls Canal Drowns s) - ld (R-Mic- (D-Ky- $500-a-nig- ht lf (D-Min- (R-NY- well-discipline- d -- Tooele Man Dies Of Auto Injuries so-call- ed -- ’ I ld : anti-Com-muni- st V an-quir- es J fniJ stage-manage- r 0 y 1 i |
