Show y ' 7 The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday September As School Bells Ring Continued lowed the children as they Continued from Pace 1 crossed an overhead passageway first time In Five the history Calhoun between the areas Negro children entered the Gil- broke up this demonstration ' lespie Elementary and Junior In Styrgls Ky scene of inteSchools there Chief of Poheck- lers off the school grounds The Negroes ranging In ‘age from 10 to 16 were heckled again as they left the school auditorium for classrooms A half dozen white adults fol- - fiv Russ Remove Arms ‘Gag’ Continued from Page ligious belief 1 prevents the na- tion from preparing for war or - aggression He declared his government is devoted to the cause of peace and prepares only for defense Stassen said Zorin’s bitter on the Western positions sounded as if they left no room for negotiation But he noted that the Russian's statement also indicated to him that a for agreement was possibasis 1 ble and that this opportunity should not be lost gration disorders last September 17 Negroes enrolled at the proviously high school A crowd of gathered to watch the Negroes enter Police said several teenages tossed pebbles at the Negroes front a pass ing ailto National Guardsmen were called to preserve order In a ridiculous hat like that?”' D ivor slink ‘Bats’ for Metals WASHINGTON Sept 3 (UP)— Sen Henry C Dworshak appealed directly to the US Tariff Commission to do aomethlng about stabilizing the domestic lead Sturgis last September in the Tuesday zinc initial attempt at integrating and industry In a letter to Commission Chairman Edgar B Brossard pupils That effort failed when the Kentucky attorney general Dworshak noted that Congress failed to bet this session on a ruled the Negroes were enrolled request for higher import taxes on the two metals Illegally because the county had Under such circumstances it becomes Increasingly apfailed to announce an Integra parent that aome action must be taken to stabilize prices for tion program and zinc” he aaid “In the absence of any congressional lead action it Is lmperatlva that the Tariff Commission adopt Seven Negro student entered high school Tuesday st aome remedial recommendatlona” Dworshak suggested the lead and zjnc problem might be Clinton Tenn" without In- solved much the same as a similar altuation was handled in cldent the oil Industry Enrollment of 12 Negro stu dents there last year net off Labor-Da- yweekend- - disorders (R-Idah- ' from Page 1 on these measures he himself had expressed little seal for billboard legislation or comprehensive’ tax relief for small business during the session - ratification' of the International Atomic Tnergy Agency legislation' the Civil 'Rights Bill and legislation regulating defendants’ access to files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation In mid-Aprasked at a news Then he followed with a list conference about his stand on of administration recommendations that had failed on Capitol billboard legislation he said that HilL This list contained some the federal government’s legal measures in which there had authority in this field was unbeen little visible admlnistra certain and added: jtlon Interest after the original “While I am against these billproposals were sent to Congress boards that mar our scenery I don’t know what I can do about It Included: 1 The emergency corn pro- it" And on small business tax regram to free corn producers lief the President in mid-Julfrom federal contols 2 A proposal to limit bill- Sent s letter to Rep Jere Cooper board advertising along high- of Tennessee Democratic chairways built with federal assist- man of' the House Ways and Means Committee ance which ex3 Tax relief for small bus- pressly opposed s cabinet cominess ' mittee recommendation that tax 4 A' federal flood Insurance rates on corporations earning less than 325000 be reduced program 5 Postal rate increases from 30 to 20 per cent 6 Legislation requiring regiInstead he endorsed four stration of union welfare and pension funds and publication minor tax modifications that ho said would help small busof union financial reports iness but would Involve No more than a minimum loss of Although the President de ( plored Congress’ failure to act revenue” y The President’s list of congressional defaults was also notable' for Its own Omission of a liberal immigration bill and bill granting federal aid for school construction Congress gave him a minor Immigration measure which fell far short of what he had requested It killed all school construction legislation although the President’s pledge to fight for s federal program was one of the major camthemes of his last fall paign James C Hagerty presidential press secretary said later that the President hdd not read the entire list he took to the conference and that Congress' failure to enact a school bill had The bill as passed fell $563 630000 below the President’s minimum request The bill was "not adequately supported in the House” he said though both parties In the Senate had made “a very deter mined effort” In its behalf in this as in the rest of his sum matlon the President avoided' the opportunity to charge the controlling Democrats with scuttling his program RENT A HAMMOND ORGAN tea apply Hwatds pertkate H desired free lessees hssfwded been Included See The President’s major Item of complaint against Congress was the House cut In the Foreign Aid Appropriations B11L Gleii Bros Musk Co 74 $o Main St Arid tho Price is Guards- men Thpre were" no protest groups at the Clinton school Tuesday Fivs of the Negroes walked together from the town’a small Negro settlement to the achool A lone city police car stood guard near the high school Negro families seeking lo send their children to white schools In Birmingham- - Ala will not attempt to enroll them Wednesday the regular regis- PROBING THE Zoiin speech numerous points Stassen said the opportunity for agreement might well be lost unless Russia makes clear Just where she does stand British Delegate Allan Noble declared that the Western package plan embracing all aspects of disarmament was dismissed tration dag In “cavalier fashion" by Zorin THE REV F L Shuttles-wortas soon as it was completed last integration supporter week and one of the parents involved Obviously Noble said Zo-rl-n said the seven families had agreed to await a meeting with had not given his goverthe Blrhlngham Board of Edunment time to consider and dication set for Friday Western tbs gest plan Enrollment petitions before Noble demanded whether Zo- the board ask that a total of 10 rin’s statement had been Rus- - Negro children be admitted to ala’s final word on the subject Phillipsand Woodlawn High but like Stassen he received Schools and Graymont Elemenno reply tary School French spokesman Jules The petitions contend that the Moch also urged Zorin to speak white schools are nearer the up if he wanted to know more homes of the Negroes than the about the Western plan Again schools they have been attend Zorin did not anawer ing on "Who would wear e 100-15- that brought National 1957 Congress Wisconsin Disappoint Ike Fuse Sputters in South On Iiitegratioiilssues High lice Paul Calhoun escorted 4 Only ZALK’S can bring you such tramandeus diamond values Such pace setting styles The of S5 store buying plus direct purchasing power diamond importation from the diamond centers of the world keeps ZALI prices consistently lower an diamonds of highest quality BACK TO SCHOOL’ h o o o o o o o e o o o Try the new Parker Super “21” Pen for 10 days If you are not completely satisfied return the pen to us for full credit or refund! 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