Show t"1i': '' - ': - ' r '11 - -- - - 4 we0--- - I ) 4 ' The Salt Lake Tribune 4A Satardey Probe on Riots as Begins - ' ' 4 I- - ' 1 ' - is -— i va'' - -- ' - J i - ! - r- - 00' -- o- - -- : a4 1c a u i ' 7- r 1 - 1 i 4 ' os e f 1 i ' - - : ' ' ::z"-'- i ' ''' t In Ohio -- ly - - -4- Ir I i( 0 1 - ' --- ---° it A I- ') 14 '' '? ' ' II Ir-- f f I 1 o' ? 1 i 27f ' '11-- 1 ' 1::: 1 'i: "'''" 4 - i : 4 '' ''' world about s ) : ) 1 - '' -- " " '''''''- - Detroit police officer sorts stacks of recovered loot Merchandise is 4 '' -- '"'"' a ---- "I - - - i i Press Wirophol Msoci being stored In police gym About 1100000 in goods has been found I - ' fires and 12 WASHING'rON — Atty Gen Ramsey Cark told Congress Friday that the administration's gun control bill would be helpful in controlling riots such as occurred in Newark and Detroit Members of a Senate judiciary subcommittee which heard Clarks testimony said they would attempt to attach the antiriot bill gun bill to the House-passenow pending before the full judiciary g In Grand Rapids Mich the curfew was lifted as the city quieted Pontiac Mount Oemens Benton Harbor Sag maw Kalamazoo Albion — scenes of earlier outbreaks — reported the tion had returned to normal rhoenli situa- ill 7 11 L- committee Curfew Lilted LB' Charge Lacks Courage Meanwhile congressional leaders said Congress will proceed with its own investigations of the riots despite the fact that President Johnson named a special commission with congressional representation to study the causes and make rec- state of limited emergency until Aug 11 as a precautionary move During the night Thursday Detroit police supported by a Naltional Guard armored car exchanged shots with a sniper nest just off 12th Street where the riot began with a police raid on an afterhours Negro nightspot 111 : I WASHINGTON DC — Ap- - ' Wallace by Sen F Bennett In a letter to Sen Lister Hill chairman of the (D-Al- subcommittee consider the appropriations that will program early next Sen Bennett wrote: stances 64 could absorb 0 — k ( Wit 1 e f: ' — Choose from our complete lino of: 14peoci 24peocl end 5speed cycles in stock He said more than 6000 new civilian employes have come week Use the Daily ITI: k tai - °‘ 4) ' s Att:4 clit N41 ti 1 f') I 0 i1 ' A ' - 1140005 0 i ''-- '''' ' ''' - iff: L Psr DAILY e)' so ' 111 TILL - PA PI Ms 9 K C ' ffitiTitit:"- FRTliDLALY 0 in Pi vi RipRif: Ft " AID—I P P' fi - VI 41 4fi----- for Sand - Ai 0 A A i o' ' "7' a' tt r! i 1' f t t i 1 f ' ) ' itsr-It- ' i A ' ' )411kC Y' ijr ' 'I Ogt 1 ' 400 N AA4 k ? d's 'k - i : ' i' 4 I t 1 : tt I '' :: 14 ' li b — 71 11 a z Ni 1 a'4'' ' ' e thillifpilli aa - ' :' FV4itl' 'I ' w t'''" - 01'2 saft'Atat Ar ' ''4T4f 1 d4 I - 4 "141 tt4104 ft7 'Vfit 7i :l "V s t t' II' CAs t— '7 : 94 1 ' '''''''''''' tif4t ' ' f 7 -'- 4 ieopro $1 '' :kw- I"' ItZ4ite ' :1 : 0?" 19 v 4 A 4 c : ''t' V' i 444:-- - -- i- 744 ft tt4 ! 4 tr4g I ' At 0 eli' l It s 14t'- ti 4tt 4 17t i '' i 1" b N''''''-4463N- :I ma 4 11 biett z : I l'I - fo - '' 41 '' '' -- k - hir -- - VeA41k :f )(- 'i ft ' 2 ' 4 tl 81f me AS: : 1'1' 1 Z' -- o6 t13 IV ' 'Ø - Pi' 1- 1 'i I ' ' V4' - - 10 ' - 1 t I 'I ' I ‘3 I A& IPA : ks ' t IN go 3‘i:ett:stt ' t 4'11 14ka‘ ) THE CLINK OF "HARDWARE" Is THE BIG NOISE IN FASHION 1898 SAMPLES to ' 1 - los $1995 $2495 -- $2995 $4195 $2495 $2995 $4193 $4395 Price hauty Caw 1 24" Pullman stti4:1t' ' 110100001 I' super-charge- off 47) fiv4-1-- 4--- — d Here's four jumpers set for a new school year and gleaming with the bright and brassy look of "hardware" touches All in sizes 5 to 15 I -i O'Nito - ' 1- LAMS god MINI "- -- -- - '::- 1' 26" Pullman Cato - 4 NI At 21'1 Companion ) '' ! - 24 Companion — :46""' - -- ' Two-Suit- '' Throo-luit- SAL! 1595 1895 2295 2895 1893 2295 2895 309$ Wool flannel Industrial with big brassy and buttons green ECTIONS IN NO WAY AFFECT WEAR OR USEFULNESS $2950 1473 12950 1897 1997 21" Weekender—$2950 $2950 1997 Companion Attache $2995 1988 StimLine Attache Beauty Cos's Fitted' Vanity Slim-tin- e Slim-Lin- Three-Suit- Slim-lin- e ' km"' 1- - m e Two-Suit- - MY SALI $695 1288 1488 1888 Chain' suspenders on acrylic plaid of gold— e lders ' Bonded red-nav- - y ' acrylic in navy or green turtle-nec- k Orlon acrylic sweater 598 4 THIRD FLOOR SORORITY SHOP e r-7:7- i ' ' Lbstais Low Lawsi t tt u- Pik- - -- I :ig 007 ) 11 -' 1 - - (AW CUtiLlf al 1 Mail and tshone orders fillgotindicate 2nti color choice where possible- - For delivery in our large dellyerrl area dial in Salt take area825-160in two area Zenith 737 in outlying areas Mail order to box 1465 add 50c postage plus Pee in Ogden area sales tax in Utah (728) 328-11S- 3 7 - - 41 —mrinwormtAllb 2497 2997 NM ' bonded acrylic ' stripes Navy Glen plaid with ball buttons at the shouA-lin- AWAY PRICI Attache $1993 Attache $2795 $4250 $4500 accent belt All shown with 7 TERMS OR IMPER SAG PRIG 4""ovo SLIGHT IRREGULARS red or zipper chain link I - QUALITY FACTORY SAMPLES ' it "filly" at OPEN 6 - ''''''i - S - - ''''' 4 4 - ' 1 - ii 1 1 -f ' Ari- -- - ' : 1 r r " gel - Sale! 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Easy Terms! t 01 1 Tribune Washington Bureau - close-ou- prot the P committee's newsletter said One of the first investigations in Washington will be conducted by the Senate Judiciary Committee headed by Sen James 0 Eastland The committee will open televised hearings Wednesday on the antiriot bill which would make it a federal crime to cross state lines to incite a riot d The curfew also was lifted again in Phoenix Ariz But in Philadelphia the city is under a : - e arrests at 10 oi If the British share of the Insurance tab reaches eight million dollars It will be the highest sum ever paid out by London companies for riot damage in the United States ently lacks the courage" to move decisively agaitnst the riots "His vacillation indecision and even indifference to the Hots in the streets of America are unpardonable" the Republican congressional New Yoric 115nes Service Police in Muskegon Mich population 46500 arrested 40 persons after a gas station was set afire by a firebomb There were Flint Mich But he admitted he was getting tired of running and being scared I'm almost out of aromini"Anyway l And my piece jams on me now and i tion to fix it But we had I don't know scat d to death for a those mothers sn The entire stock of Guitars Amps Combo Organs and Accessories at ' teen-ager- Vt 4 : assessed" Congress Hears Gun Control Need To Bolster AntiRiot Legislation In South Bend Ind where 300 National Guardsmen stood by there was a flurry of firebombs but rain helped cool off s the rebellious police said companies dollars of this figure reached on the basis of "first rough estimates" the association said British companies may have to bear approximately eight million dollars "That doesn't mean the bills already are flooding into London" a spokesman said "but British liabilities will be high when the total damage is - ones" " 1 100 million enrd pt dot CLOSE-OU- T Insurance mext Df gcl‘ - day the Detroit riots may cost 4 1'1'4 4 f I i ' one another Man it -was beautiful We controlled the scene "We were just like! guerrillas — real Awnriir—tr-sri- zi tyit The sent Frid crea torn "It was funny for a while because al they could do was lo there and holler att 1(114Gs MUSIC 'it Riot-Tall- LONDON (AP) — The BritIsh Insurance Assn said Fri- I kit c ' i '''''''''" at ' - Iii011 I 7' : 1 '' 4 1 Insurers Facing - SA Strife In -- i ! 'I s' tti - ''— I 31 ' See s P ' 0Ift to-- ''-'-' ' a ' - i r ' t 1 00GclloiTtA4311S ? i r ' '''' - 3 communirapd aTlkheP: "See manwe would zap them vocrt around and thoy was i hee uthePrree lookin' Beal'trah:styri WRKI i II - 40---- - ' i i warehouse 1! - I t t 7 4 p ' 1a -- Cincinnati Ohio listed just IS fires — after the 50 Wednesday night But one caused $100000 damage to a furniture 4 ) ri-N-'-- i ' vir‘V - i : i ' 04V A17 ' 1 ' t I r1' ' -- - 44 ' were arrested : t 1 ' ' ' "7---- iii t coil- 1 ' 't - h 4 I I 1111 of --- 4 - - ''But I know I got two of them I saw them mothers fall "And them stupid mothers fired all over the place except the place where I was — I was laying among some bricks store It was beautiful In a burnt-ou- t baby so beautiful I almost cried with '1 PY He said he never carries the Carbine If iat k power - :ill' tit ' - I - -- '' ' il' 4 s' ' ' i 0 : wak ' ' - ' :- i i P - a j -- 10"'"qto A ' ' 1 r:zo ' '-- z 4 ' - 47' - : gi 1 2 : ' qa L ' ' -' 1 r1 ' -- I 4:1 4 -- i 1 - '' i Pt - 7 -- i ''' ? :' q : o'6 k r- A : rl- it g 3 t '1 — t: 1 jar ty -- 4 - ' ' : ' 1ad - - r ' 4 ' 00 ' i - -- ' - 1 1 4 evil Springfield Ohio reported some rocks and firebombs were burled Five persons e! - 4: - 4'4 -- ' i t '''''' Ohio sent 100 National Guardsmen Into the town of Lorain early Friday as a precaution Some gas bombs were after a thrown night Wednesday Negro was shot and killed ' il I ' 1 1 - ‘-- IL SA 4i t - Alw-- ?: -"": " 4± '14 t- f' -- -- 4 7 - iutseins "Twice they had their hands nn rne and searched me but they let me go That's why I say that the war ain't over until they put all of us in jail or kill us I mean all of us soul brothers But too they can't do that because there's of us" 4rnany his Suddenly he began talking about life early ''I went to school just like you did I and then I believed in all that oakie-doawoke up one day and said later for that stuff because that stuff would just messup my mind I hustled and did a little bit of everything to stay alive "I got a couple of kids by some sister (Negro woman) on the other side of town but I never see them What can I say to them? I ain't saying anything myself except with my piece and who knows low long that's gonna last" He said that he and his buddy paid his cousin to watch out for National Guard patrols while they were °That makes me mad Why they have to shoot somebody )12r taking something out of a store durtng a riot Ain't that a bitch? These white mothers are something else" he said angrily as he rubbed his long powerful fingers together He said he wished he had a better weapon than the US M-- semiautomatic carbine because it lacked range and fire 1 !: staked out nh rr'nfsW lit with him by different with him arid he hides place after each time he He laughed and said 11' became a butler (prostitute) far a guy I grew up with" He said he had heard that she had been shot Wednesday night while looting a store I Or Aikolws -- 4 4' - - -' rage Expresses His Wrath A - i F 7 - l''''? '''' '4 "- Continued From - C 4' 4 i' - ‘ — '''''' Ti WM ! I ' v) rark t '!- - 0) 4 ii1 a ' "' t - ' if c 4 4 a Ill"' - - ' r''f ' arrest ' ' g rtry Job i ' ' It ik ti-'- - - for the rock throwing and looting in Waterbury Conn that left 11 injured and 15 under Precaution ' ' r-'0- 4 - --- 4- Palomba Jr Frederick W blamed outside vandals '144 4 °'1411L' ' 4 gg - k- o- - s alert on Mayor - - ''' a 0 - - - 4-- 7 4 '7614 - 1 1 r--1 iit 4 I 4-- 411 I 41 1101r - 4 o'r ---- -- Police in Memphis said they were optimistic despite three firebombs thrown on a restaurant roof Thursday night There were four small fires and four windows smashed 700 National In Cambridge Md Guardsmen and city and state policemen stood guard after earlier disturbances - 00-'- ''' r 1:N 11 - "C ' 4‘ '''''''' t I ' s "it"''''':' tr i ! ta i v 14 f-44 0 i I 4 - —ks 41ve 1 - v 6'17 lunged at a Negro policeman with a paring knife In Wilmington Del 24 Negroes burst Into a tavern patronized by whites and broke up tables and chairs causing an estimated $2000 damage In Tennessee all 15000 members of National Guard and Air theardstatee's stand-b- - N'' Ntit ' 4 Six persons were arrested in (Micago's South Side and accused of making firebombs Five others were arrested and charged with mob action One Negro was shot and killed Police said he ordered 1 " Arrests Made in Chicago e - ''t 6- ''' i t i 710tpci k Firemen answering laLse alarms In Chicago were pelted with bottles and firebomb& ‘ 41' 4 okt they hied to put out the blazes Three persons were wounded 44 -- - - T cr ' -- ' rage - ''s Is ' - - l' - i0 - Cries Spiper Negro Angry ' 'file War Ain't Over' - '''s ''' r : '' Sniping Halts Continued From f - - 1 - 'i ' r : tv - ?”' o i Is 31 Detroit Rioter 'Levels' 25 July 374-278- 0 I 6ineasmasenasseimsamsmsow-11----aniamns- s I |