Show September 25 1963 The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday Wallace Gets Ole Miss Expels Negro Case g Edict: Quit In March Leads 156 to Jail Gun-Carryin- ’ ‘SELMA ALA Sept 24 State Trsopers inff local police broke up two demon stratlona Tuesday and jailed 156 Negroes many of them students DEMONSTRATIONS began here just a few hours after President Kennedy’s two racial trouble-shooterarrived In Birmingham to try to find a solution to that city’s problems Selma police said 35 of the Negroes were charged with attempting to Incite a riot and the others for parading without a permit classritlTat5toHnfteri"ert®Tnat TUfT) court-ordere- s Why HELP the Reds win the cold war? CHOICE AT in-la- Birmingham Mayor Albert Boutwell right welcomes presl- envoys to the city They are former CoL Earl Blaik Senate Ratifies A-Ba- Patty Ford Salesman Test drive a '64 Ford at Petty beginning Friday You'll see more '64's at Petty Utah's oldest Ford dealer Open 'til 10 pm Friday 8 pm Satur- day PBfCT FORD 21il South at 9th East Uied car lot No 2 Main at 6th So Used car lot No 3 at 616 So Main uBL Yrm-- Ken-dentl- lie Won’t Treaty n In Killed king— in their Increasingly dispute are indicated by the rush of angry China’s allies In that dispute other countries to sign North Korea and North Viet As of Tuesday 100 nations Nam also have withheld their have subscribed to the treaty Here Is how Intermountaln deposited here in Washington Area senators voted TuesIn addition Mongolia signed In day when the Senate ratiLondon and Moscow and East fied the limited atomic test Germany In Moscow alone ban treaty: Democrats for: Bible and TIIE ONLY Nevada Cannon" Church country with nuclear capabil- Idaho McGee Wyoming ity Is of course France The Moss Utah other notable opponent of the — Republicans against: Bentreaty Is Communist China nett Utah Jordan Idaho which Is trying to develop Its Simpson Wyoming own nuclear weapons signatures and Cuba has thus THE TREATY has in fact far avoided a stand become one of the major IsSenate opponents of the sues between the two Communist giants— Moscow and Pe- - treaty criticized optimistic estimates -- of Its effects as THE TENSION broke into false Illusions that might shock and then laughter once Siates to lead the United BLASSINGAME when a flash bulb exploded weaken its security After two weeks of debate Has Arrived! They said the treaty would and 125 senatorial speeches give the U S nothing In return there could hardly-b- e SEC HIM many for inhibiting its military surprises on the final roll call ON PAGE 10T Continued From Page One See d — GET BIG Willard Wall OXFORD MISS Sept 24 would not permit newsmen In(UPI)— The University of Mis- side sissippi expelled its single Negro student Tuesday for Presr- going to M9NTGOMERY ALA Sept his pocket making the state he was not certain he would 24 — Gov George Wallace the only one In the Union with appear In court for a hearing on the charge against him— was ordered Tuesday night to total school segregation a concealed weapon carrying 21 year-ol' The student stop interfering with He was freed on $250 bond Immediatedesegregation of public Cleve McDowell and if he does not schools In Mobile Birmingham ly packed his bags and left Tuesday the hearing Saturfor appear and Tuskegee the campus day he will forfeit the bond Five federal judges Issued “I have no emotion what- "I’ll have no further state ments until after the hearing” preliminary Injunction soever” he said McDowell said against the governor and 358 ended His departure other State officials days of school Integration in advertisement It was accepted by Wallace’s Mississippi which began Aug 1 of 1962 a bloody after night attorney John Kohn The judges acted after a rioting on the campus Integration never spread beyond lengthy hearing Tuesday The order lists 13 specific “Ole Miss” acts from which Wallace is SCHOOL OFFICIALS ex enjoined including giving any pelled McDowell on the recomsupport to his executive orders mendation of the powerful which had ordered the schools Student Judicial Councilof Senator Keating who was temporarily closed headed by the son about Soviet missiles in THE GOVERNOR had sent Sen James O Eastland Cuba says that our export Chancellor J D Williams an state troopers into the cities supplies is “helping nounced the action and said communists in their drive for where desegregation had been ‘The same procedures were ordered to enforce the exec- followed in this case that are world domination!" In a shocking exposJ in October utive orders and keep pupils followed In all Reader’s Digest he shows out of the schools Miss” Ole cases at disciplinary —Associated Press Wlrephoto our State and Commerce that DirecWallace Public Safety left and Gen Kenneth Royall representing President McDowell a law student are licensing tor A1 Lingo and others also Departments nedy ln conneetlon wlth Blrmlnghani’s racial problems Such shipments are5fijoinedfronrTaillng" to “wenf" before theXJudlci maintain law and order In such council for an hour and Read the 3 steps which Sen a manner that will not inter- half Tuesday Keating believes we must take fere with the schools remainTie He was accompanied by to stop this suicidal export 80-1- 9 — ing open attorney Jack Young trade Get October Reader’s Negro 6I Him9 THE INJUNCTION also pro- and Charles Evers brother of Digest— now on sale hibits: harassing or punishing slain Integration leader Medgar ONLY HISTORY can apBy Associated Press students or teachers who at- Evers But the finally treaty People have faith Hi praise HOUSTON TEX Sept 24 The three returned to Mctend desegregated schools at least everyone present in — Mack Reader's Digest was Jackson Henry Dowell’s dormitory following the Senate chamber Tuesday up for trial BIRMINGHAM ALA Sept the hearing and campus police for agTuesday had some sense of participat24 (UPI) — President Ken-- ' gravated assault ing in a moment of that hisBut before Assistant Dist nedy’s two racial trouble shootSTOP GURGLING tory Milton Atty McColIough ers arrived Tuesday and ImTOILETS-COST- LY went Into court to prosecute mediately stepped behind the The setting was particularly solemn because the Senate had Jackson he got a phone call scenes hr an attempt to find a WATER WASTE I J solution to the Birmingham No guide arm or lift wire to corrode “Mack voice the to have its Henry” agreed picture and bend— no handle jiggling Korky crisis said “won’t be in court taken—a most unusual event seats itself to end faulty sealing for He’s dead” good Over three million already In FORMER ARMY Secretary use Get Korky at your plumber's or The regular rules against hardware store now Kenneth Royall and McColIough asked the callwere waived photography only f-- J 49 Coach Point Earl er a woman how she knew Football for a capitol historical projBlaik explained upon that (Red) A Guaranteed ect Preduct of “I killed him last week” their arrival that “we are here LAVELLE Instead of the usual disorElry Mae Pugh the caller as friendly guests "We will be here as long as RUBBER CO derly picture of senators and is charged wiht his slaying Chioago aides wandering around the and the assault charge has the people of Birmingham want us” they said chamber and visiting with been dropped e each other with many empty seats 99 senators sat frozen at their desks Interference non-signin- g 'laddhcuViL i XV THE ONLY TWO senators who had not previously declared their views split How) voted for ard Cannon ratification and Margaret Chase Smith (R Maine) against The Democrats were divided for the treaty All of the opponents were from the South except Frank Lausche of Ohio and Robert C Byrd of West Virginia 55-1- 1 Details Aired For JFK’s Stay in SL Filter-M- o Two wash speeds Three cycles Three wash temperatures Powerful Spray rinse Wafer Saver load selector Continued From Page One corted by a motorcade to the Hotel Utah - For the first time ever this low price HE WILL GO TO the Tabernacle at 7:40 p m begin speaking about 8:20 pm and return EXCLUSIVE to the Hotel Utah at 8:45 pm A reception ls‘ scheduled for 9:30 to 10:30 pm THE PRESIDENTIAL at the airport will be connected with the dam by a direct telephone line equipped with voice interchange so the president can converse with persons in the powerhouse The President’s signal will be received in the powerhouse by J R Walton Bureau of Reclamation construction engineer A SPOKESMAN tor the Bu- reau of Reclamation said the generator would be started up on a “drying out” and test run and that generation of commercial power is not expected to start the project until the middle of October WHEN PRESIDENT Kennedy goes to the Tabernacle to deliver the address which has been billed by the White House as “major” he will be greeted by President David O McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints and Mrs McKay and President Hugh B Brown of the First Presidency and Mrs Brown THE TABERNACLE doors will be opened to the public V BT4-8-- 1 Nawepaper Ad No B Prepared by HOSPsn DIETEWCH A BROWN IN a at Except for a few reserved seats at the front the public will be seated on a first come first served basis Tickets will not be required 7 pm MINI-WAS- H And at no additional cost new Jet-Sw- irl AUTOMATIC FABRIC sta-tio- t at Lett you automatically wash small and delicate fabric loads normally washod by hand — or lift out basket for up to big loads requiring more vigorous washing action THE PRESIDENT will leave for the airport Friday after an 8:30 a m breakfast and at 9:36 am press the button which will activate the power generator at Flaming Gorge — This ceremony will be public Sen Moss’ office reported Tuesday J capacity Washer 12-pou- nd SOFTENER DISPENSER for soft fluffy Buy the pair for clothes ea$y-to-iro- n Matching G-EJ)r- 00 yer drying system Automatic dry control Synthetic High-Spe- ed Fluff cycle Four-wa- y a month more Irode mark of General Electric Company venting Porcelain drum and top Woiher Model WA8J2X end Dryer Model DA820X 2607 SOUTH STATE t OPEN TIL 9 MONDAY AND FRIDAY |