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Show America at a Glance The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 12, J3 19G5 Deserted Cistern Government Lists 151 as Klansmcn in Dixie Case, - A (AP) girl drowned Satunit. urday when she fell into an old cistern nobody knew was Asks of Boycott asked there. Judge Giristenberry Dead was Lori Angell, Farmer, distributor In the Bogalusa area for Continental Oil daughter of former Mitchell Co., If he knew anything about a County Sheriff Mervel B. Klan boycott of Mobil Oil servAuthorities said the cistern ice stations." had been concealed for years Ive hdard that they were by an old porch of the Angell said Farmer,- - a home; "The porch recently was boycotting slightly built man who helped torn down. Lori and the other Angell spearhead a purge of Negro voters frorp registration lists in children were playing in straw the Bogalusa area several years and other debris that had been under the porch. ago. NEW ORLEANS (AP) Thei The witness, Clayton Hines,, Klan and vice president of the government surprisingly pro- - who said he was former Christian Assn., duced a list of 151 , names- -! tary of Klan unit No. 2 at Bnga-igavthe-eo- tirt handwritten IncIudingBogalusa's city at- lusa, squatted on the dias be-- ilst 0f 39 members of the secret torney in federal court Satur- hind the judges chairs. white supremacy organization day and said they were memCircuit Judge John Minor V having been threatened bers of the Ku Klux Klan. dom and Dist. Judges Herbert with last Thursday when jail Minutes later the defense law- Chnstenberry and Robert A!n-Ju- d Wlsdom. recessed the yers came up with another worft turned their backs to the. because of hurricane hpa, unexpected turn by resting im- courtroom and talked to him. mediately after the Justice DeWants Court Order Helps Prepare List partment concluded its case. The Justice Department wants Hines said he helped Robert Lecture Witness a court order blocking the Rester, Bogalusa city attorney, the , Chris-federal court During pro- Klan, the the typewritten list fed- tian Assn, and 38 individuals PrePare ceedings, three black-robe- d Rester's eral judges called a reluctant from harassing, coercing ansewral monhus llst as a menv witness off the stand and lec- intimidating Negroes and civil name was on ber of Hines unit. tured him for five minutes. rights workers at Bogalusa scene of repealed racial trouble The judges called Hines be during the past spring, andsum-me- r. OSAGE, hind the bench after he hesitated to identify the leader of his . e Detective Unmasks CMmsTinyGiri 1 I IOWA d An-gel- Die Comnule-Bo- lh GALLUP, N.M. (AP) A vet- chest with a bullet. eran police detective and a Gal- He died at the scene. But, Gonzales said, as Arvlso lup city jailer he surprised durfell, he fired once with his ing a burglary attempt, died in not gun and knocked n a exchange of gunfire down Larry Ambler, 24, a poSaturday at an auto dealership liceman assigned as city jailer. here. He got up, staggered a few And a friend of the jailer, Vin- steps and fell dead. n cent Bariaza, 19, Gallup, was Arviso was part of a charged with murder after he squad, which included Gonzales, was arrested 2 hours later. assigned to the Navajo Motor Gallup police chief Manuel Co. after Gonzales said he re-- x said Barraza got awayjcived an anonymous telephone during the shootout. tip Friday night that the firm was to be burglarized. Killed Captain .Held Janitor John Arviso, captain of the Gallup police detecGonzales related this account: tive force, was shot once In the Two men arrived at the build- pre-daw- six-ma- ing about 4:15 a.m., shortly after a janitor opened the doors of the garage to begin his morning cleaning. The men forced the janitor to let them in and then handcuffed him. The men got tools from the garage and went into the office of the firm to a laie wall safe. Two Stood Up ArviSo and Detective A1 hams, who had been staked out near the safe since 1 a.m., stood up and demanded that the men surrender. Shots were exchanged, Arviso fell, and his gun discharged, mortaliy wounding Ambler. gr Judge Wisdom, who presided, told s John Associated Fre&if Wirephoto A. McCone To ask ... why Negroes opposing counsel to DOWNTOWN file briefs simultaneously by Sept. 21 and the court then took the cas$ under advisement. The typewritten list of names was Introduced when the gov-- , ernment called Hines as a surprise witness. Hines said he had as a Klan sworn out been member three or four weeks ago after serving as secretary1 . for nearly a year. Learns Identify rioted in L. A. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY r , I learned the identity of this man about 2 o'clock this morn- said Justice Department ing, Attorney D. Robert Owens of Washington after the defense objected to Hines appearance. Saxon Farmer, the grand titan No. 2 man of the Bogalusa Coast Panel to Open Riot Probe LOS ANGELES (AP) The commission on the Los Angeles riots will begit hearings-'uew'eek, Chairman John A. McCone announced Sat- governors xt urday. He said the commission will investigate all circumstances surrounding the devastating riots that began a month ago in a seuthside Negro area. Thirty-si- x 'persons died and damage reached the 45 million dollar irrrk in the melee. First witnesses to be heard in High Caliber . closed sessions, McCone said, will include California Gov. Edmund G. Brown, Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yorty, Chief of Police William H, Parker and Los Angeles County Sheriff Pet- er J. Pitchess. Other early witness's will be California Highway Patrol Commissioner Bradford Crittenden, Lt. Gen. Roderic L. Hill of the California National Guard and Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins whose congressional district includes the not area. Duel-O- Foiled ne Use Our Convenient SACRAMENTO, CALIF., (AP) Taylor arrived for the dufl Two Sacrtimento men have with a pistol and usd a mailbox been charged with dueling, a as a shield. Gunn used as telerare 20th century felony, after a phone pole as his shield and had shootout near the capital's a shotgun. downtown area. Taylor got off two shots. One Police arrested Ralph Taylor, Gunns shotgun "ast 24, Friday night and charged him with dueling with Eddie sprayed Taylor with buckshot. Gunn, 27. That ended the shooting. Lay-Awa- GIRLS' rm Police, attracted by the shots, Police still are searching for found a bloody mailbox, but no Gunn. participants. Friends had taken Taylor to Taylor declared he had been feel no with Gunn for years, po- Vallejo for treatment of his lice said, and agreed to shoot it wounds. He was arrested when he returned to the scene of the ou at Fourth and S Streets. duel. 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