Show ' 2 THE OGDFN OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- TUESDAY EVENING : R Continued from Page 1 ure to support Russia i leaders oufhern Politicians Calm At nteg ration against the " f Reactions Are Widely Varied Deep South Remains Adamant ify ttil vy r a tjve power in Virginia's e a s e other states determined to main- - i' would have prevented the token tain the South's traditional way of integration m that state" ' Sam Engelhardt Alabama state life Gov Ernes F Hollings of South Democratic chairman said he was Carolina said Dublic schools m cenain ui Virginia move aoes weakening on our that state would remain segregat- n't indicate any part And we must face these ed Gov Orval E Faubus of Ar- things realistically — in Alabama kansas said he remained "unal- there would be bloodshed" He this would be true in any terably opposed to forcible inte- said section of the state "and we're gration from any source" not secjust going to integrate pe- Heber Ladner Mississippi 1UU i retary of state said yesterday: j SAD COMMENTARY is a sad commentary when - "It the states cannot govern their own educational programs which was the intent of the founding fathers To me to have the US Supreme Court force upon the sovereign states a concept so foreign to our American- way of life is one of the most dangerous developments in this century" On the other hand Gov A B Chandler of Kentucky said he was pleased that the people of Vir tnat ginia have now decided made be to someprogress ought in the direction of integration" The governor continued: "They have to live with it and it is something we ought not to object to because it" is past due I am glad to see Virginia take its place with Kentucky and other states - That is the iri integration con- tribution toward democracy which The step Vir we must make ginia-hataken will be helpful in having other states aaopi some similar course of action" s FAUBUS DISAGREES Faubus disagreed He said he did not feel that the admission of - Negroes- to public schools in Arlington and Norfolk presaged defeat of the movement "Virginia has passed a student aid law such' as we have under consideration here" Faubus said at Little Rock "I think perhaps this is the best way to fight" He added he did no think Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr of Virginia has quit In Louisiana' State Sen W M -- - anti-integrati- mittee did not act within its tutory authority on a matter OPPOSITE OPINION However the Rev Martin Luther KingJ who led the Montgomery Ala bus boycott by Negroes said that peaceful integration of schools in Virginia showed that such a transition could be made without violence King said predicitions of violence often invite such acts He expressed hope that leaders in other southern states would follow the example of the Virginia governor by refraining from predicting trouble At Tallahassee Fla State School Supt Thomas D Bailey credited Virginia's orderly transition to integrated schools at Norfolk and Arlington in part to the impact of several months without schools He said the repeal of the compulsory attendance law and the provision for state grants to parents who wanted to withdraw children from integrated schools had served to lessen tensions But the governor of South Carolina said it was "apparent that those not interested in the educa-io- n of all the citizens of Virginia have used a technicality to force ATLAS PRODUCTION LINE This is an overhead view of Air Force Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles assembled and checked out in a section of Convair plant at San Diego Calif Stainless steel missiles 10 feet in diameter 75 feet long are nested in elevated docks At upper left booster sections have been pulled back to permit simultaneous installation of the Atlas' two booster engines and sustainer engine — ( AP Wirephoto) WASHINGTON I 1957 sta- six-inc- v yJ connected BOSTON (AP)— The Massachusetts Senate has approved a proposal calling for the merger of two colleges —in Turkey The measure applies to the integration American College for Girls and "Fortunately we have removed Robert College both in lstanbul such technicalities from our constitution and statutes" Hollings Turkey said "We can only have an effiThe merger question came up cient educational system under in Massachusetts yesterday bethe segreated pattern and we cause the American College for shall continue to provide this Girls was chartered in Massa chusetts and got its degree-givin- g system" South Carolina does not require power f r&m the Massachusetts a public school system as does Board of Education Robert College was chartered Virginia nor does it require attendance at the schools it main- by New York That state still has tains to act on the merger question A one-tim- anti-part- 7000 UAW Strike All is Chalmers O ex-premi- ers oped rapidly in the Midwest as a new cold front pushed into Minnesota promising to end brief warming trend in the upper Midwest by Wednesday The combination snow and ice storm was blamed for 18 deaths in Texas alone 14 in traffic accidents on slick highways 3 "in the crash of an plane and 1 by drowning in the Gulf of Mexico Schools were closed and transportation snarled Monday as the treacherous layer of freezing rain spread over west and north Central Texas The heavy ice snapped tree limbs and utility lines ice-pack- ed throughout the area To the nortn snow up to four Inches accumulated in North Central Texas and spread into College Merger In Turkey OK'd (TjPI)— Presi- dent Eisenhower and his congres sional chieftains joined today In urging a public outcry against big spending plans of the Democratic-controlle- d Congress The GOP congressional leaders said after a White House' conference of nearly three hours that Eisenhower "very definitely? shared their feeling that the Democratic spending plans would knock his budget out of balance "It is high time the people believe in a balajiced budget and believe it is sufficient" said House Republican Leader Charles A Malleck (Ind) "or begin to make their voices heard in this v Treacherous Ice Storm Paralyzes West Texas UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL A treacherous ice storm paralyzed parts of West Texas under h a coating and expanded into the Midwest today in advance of a new cold air mass The Chicago Weather Bureau issued a hazardous driving warning for Illinois Indiana Ohio Northeastern Kentucky and portions of the Carolinas It said a mixture of snow freezing rain and drizzle devel- - Tight Budget I with legislation when it was questioning Crosby Jackson then called in the jury of seven women and five men and dismissed them - His ruling came on the second day of the trial Crosby had been charged in a with lying to the single count ' when he denied takcommittee a ing part in meeting in Dhis office with gambler James (Big Jim) Elkins and Thomas Sheri capital" e y Halleck said current plans by dan employe of the Orein the CLYDE C CROSBY Commission Control call for spending auDemocrats the sins at his gon Liquor group confessed No Jury Needed of The government said yesterday three billion dollars December committee meeting thority was going to show in testimony over members than Stalin ever morethan the 77 billion dollars it ZHUKOV DENOUNCED by both Sheridan and Elkins that did in Russia" spending figure v Malinovsky denounced his pre- Crosby promised Sheridan to conBut he added that eyen such 1960 budget decessor Marshal Georgi Ztiukov tact former Gov Paul Patterson a committee said GOP other leaders The a may "stray into as a "newly-fledge- d Bonaparte" on his behalf discussed the at matters meeting field" where a person cannot be who schemed to "separate the Sheridan recently had been sus-- 1 punished because the charge will included administration plans to army from the Communist pended from his post on the com not stand up in a court of law submit to Congress soon a "mod- erate" civil rights bill They Party" mission Zhukov was dismissed in the said it would be "somewhere beREFERS TO ATTORNEY fall of 1957f His present whereone sponsored by Senate tween" abouts are unknown Crosby referred reporters to Democratic Leader Lyndon B The former defense minister his attorney Richard R Carney Johnson (Tex) and other civil is not usually considered a mem- for comment on the Jackson rulrights proposals ber of the "anti-part- y group" ing Seven v MILWAUKEE (UPI) "I think Mr Crosby would ra- thousand AFL-CIwhich has been attacked by United Auto by the Workers at the Allis Chalmers speaker after speaker at the Con- ther have beensaidacquitted "because there Co main gress jury" Carneyin in suburban West air the ques- Allis wentplant the is still left Its members include two on strike today Georgi Malenkov and tion of whether he was telling the Another 7000 UAW members Nikolai Bulganin former Foreign truth at that time when he ap- at eight' other ' Allis Chalmers Ministers V M Molotov and peared before the committee But plants in the midwest and CanI do believe he is quite happy ada also were expected to walk Dmitri Shepilov and Lazar a former member of the with the judge's ruling" out In announcing his decision worked right up to Party Presidium (Politburo) Negotiators Jackson said he wanted to make a deadline this in an efit clear that he has "the most fort to avert themorning strike wonderful respect" for the Senate ing has centered on a Bargainpension committee and its chairman Sen plan dispute Another stumbling John L McClellan block to settlement is a UAW de"They have dug into muck into mand for a "master contract" cov inexpressible filth" Jackson said ering all Allis Chalmers plants "They have shown that men in CHICAGO (AP) — The Ameri- unions drunK with their power —ADVERTISEMENT— can Newspaper Publishers Assn have exercised a harder grip plans a newspaper promotion for the first two weeks of April entitled' "Live Better by Far With (§gfrm 01anbarb-£xamttt- fr a Brand New Car!" ANPA officials announced this 24th St and Kiesel Avt today at the convention of the Te'ephont EX National Automobile Dealers Published daily and Sunday at Ogden Assn saying it would be a Publish-inUtah by the of a recent campaign which Co Utah Ogden had the theme "You Auto Buy Liquid Subscription rates — $!J5 per month Amazing "Dentist-Tested- " ' ex-premi- Dr i uiacu unable to discern the plans of that group" he said pervukhin was tne iirsi oi tnose whose names had been linked with the group to offer the "public accounting" demanded by two prominent provinv cial party leaders — Ivan Nuritdin and of Leningrad Mukhitdinov of Uzbekistan: It was not immediately certain whether others of the group would appear before the Con' gress Nikolai Bulganin one of two GOPSoloris Ike Urge 3 Spiri-dono- I uj WASHINGTON (UPI) — US District Judge Joseph R Jackson today acquitted Clyde C Crosby Portland Teamsters Union organizer of perjury before the Senate Rackets Committee in anti-part- y there was little to indicate that the end of massive Rainach chairman of the Joint resistance in Virginia a spiritual Legislative Committee on Segre-iD2Hnf v fnrm0r rnnMflMcv gation said he felt that "a much more vigorous use of state execu- : u — vc SEES THE LIGHT Pervukhin! told a closed session Tie "fully agrees" with the denun ciation of the opposition group published in the report of Decem ber's Central Committee meeting "To my bitter regret I must state that at! a time fraught with anti-part- y The start of racial integration at seven public schools fn Virginia apparently didn't cause much of a stir among southern political leaders who spoke out on the subject Reactions were as varied as the feelings among the people of the region with Deep South states still determined to resist and the governor of one border state pleased that some progress was being made toward school integration " j group" "anti-part- y In a brief oral ruling from the was bench Jackson held that the comresponsibility for the party I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Generally Judge Acquiis Teamster Of '57 Perjury Count ARSENAL FEBRUARY 3 1959 Oklahoma where a snow- 10-inc- h fall blanketed the Panhandle re- gion A warming trend pulled the northern portion of the nation out of one of its coldest spells of the winter Readings early today climbed as much as 40 degrees in the vast region from the Northern Plains through the New England States Kag-anovi- ch ff Papers Chart Car Campaign (D-Ar- n tocpefo k) 1 fol-low- up Standard-Examin- Now" payable Entered Utah as ing to Act Edward A Falasca promotion director of ANPA's advertising bureau told the meeting there has been a "diminishing sense of excitement on the part of the consumer in buying and owning a new car" fl er in advance takes the ache out of pain j at the Postoff let at second class matter Ogden accord- ' When gums iirritated by false teeth or tooth extractions) swell up and hurt get fast soothing relief with You'll be amazed how quickly (a dentist's formula) takes the ache out of pain Don't wait Get at druggist today and see how quickly how soothingly it brings relief of Congress March 8 1879 Standard-ExaminThe is a member of The Associated Press The United Press International NEA Service and The Audit Bureau of Circulation j A L Glasmann Publisher Joseph F Breeze Gen Mgr PAIN-A-LA- er PAIN-A-LA- PAIN-A-LA- Y Y Y SKI RACKS $fl95 W Skis held -- on edge OGDEN AUTO PARTS 963 22nd St it GLASS CO IX 4-88-37 House Schedules Wheat Hearing WASHINGTON ( AP) — A House agriculture subcommittee decided' today to open on Feb 24 a hearing dealing with wheat The hearing probably will last three or four days Spokesmen for the Agriculture and State departments and the Foreign Agriculture Service will testify Testimony will concern" the domestic and world wheat situation and the success of American agencies in moving American wheat abroad Nikita Khrushchev says "YOUR GRANDCHILDREN WILL GROW UP UNDER COMMUNISM" You can do your part to make sure that this never happens' Now! You can fight Communism with your own words! you can fight Communism with the truth! Send your own Truth Broadcast behind the Iron Curtain over Radio Free Europe You may be flown to Europe or to broadcast it yourself 200 one awarded of be you may high-power- - ilJ iJZz&G When You Want to Buy or Sell Anything Musical 4 Hallicrafters short- ed wave radios! On a plain sheet of paper just complete this sentence in 25 additional words or less "As an American I support Radio Free Europe because Double your award if you send one dollar (or more) with your entry! Ifyou send a dollar to Crusade for Freedom and your entry is selected d member ofyour ily may be flown to Europe with se or you will receive a you transistor radio along short-wav- e receiver with your to whip up a waltz Got on the piano? Find just" the one you're looking for in the Want Ads You'll save money when you buy what you want from the Items advertised In the Classified Section of the the-urg- West-inghou- Snd your ntri let e The majestic Rocky Mountains of Colorado and Utah are your assurance of weather-proo- f scheduling on the Rio Grande These huge wonders of nature act as giant snow fences d make it almost impossible for drifts to delay youT Rio Grande shipment wind-forme- The Direct tJentral Transcontinental - as it is by Natureis further enhanced by the modern equipmenf Route weather-proofe- d and progressive operation of Rio Grande Supplementing this rail service Rio Grande maintains a coordinated truck service—Rio Grande Motorway Larson Trans-portati- on Company — principally for shipments Whether you're shipping a cartoi? or a carload you can forget the weather when via Rio Grande you ship direct less-than-carl- oad Crusade for Freedom Box 32-- E Mount Vernon NY For help with all your transportation call the Rio Grande representative In your community - Truth broadcast will bo judged for appropriateness clarity sincerity and originality Competition closes March 31 1959 AH contributions go in their entirety to Radio Free Europe Published ejt a publie i$rvie$ i cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newepaper Advertising Exeeutivet Aeeociationm Ogden Standard-Examine- r Phone EX A courteous ad-tak- er 4-77- 11 will assist you 77 M(o) &(olrt transcontinental the direct central 771- (£ "1 is- route DENVER £ RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD |