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WEATHER Fair to partly cloudy through .j Tuesday. Low tonight, 35445. High Tucsday in 708, mcmin kcs osc tV e y cs And e- s FINAL | EDITION Vol, LXXXIV, No. 219 + b Twenty Packs ONE-FIETH OF A BUNDLE OF JOY InBirmin GLENS FALLS, N.Y., MONDAY EVENING, 16, 1963 Four Young Negro Girls Killed hamChurc Dran RX2-3131 Price Eteet Cents Explosion _ Ratification __ Says if Treaty Fails Problems Will Be 'Solved' WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (P - PSen. John J. Sparkman called to- 'day for Senate ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty,. warning \if this treaty doesn't work, then a future nuclear war will in all probability 'solve' all. 'our problems.\ | i Sparkman, Alabama Democrat! who is a senior member of the; !Senate Foreign Relations Com- mittee, made his appeal as the' Senate resumed debate on the: 'pact which would ban all but: underground nuclear testing. As the historic debate moved into its second week, the votes ' of only 11 of the 100 senators . remained on the doubtful or! undecided Hist. Thirleen sena- tors have announced their op- ° position to the treaty and 76 are committed to or are in- An unidentified nursing sister at St. Luke's Hospital in Abcideen, S.D., holds one of the newborn quintuplets born to Mr and Mis Andrew Fischer of Aberdeen, S.D. The Fischer family expanded to ten children with the birth of the quints. Quints Have _ [Viet Nam Ends Good Chance Martial Law fo Survive And Censorship ABERDEEN, S.D., Sept. 16 (1PM SAIGON, Viet Nam, Sept. 16 (P) Urges A-Pact © velop 7 man President Tell sen. Sparkman MOSt Aid GOlng to Nations Facing Communist Threat WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (P) -'what the Communists call \wars nations of liberation.\ whose borders are overshadowed by the guns of their Communist $848.7 million in mulitary aid went! 4 Military assistance to neighbors is still the costliest single item of US. foreign aid. tionalist President Kennedy told Congress|Cambodia, the Philippines, and today. And the lion's share of the 'military aid is being spent to. NOR: South Viet Nam $176.5 mil- stem the Chinese Communist threat in the Far East, Kennedy said in his annual report on how U.S. aid is being used. The report, covering military and economic aid programs in fiscal 1962, did not include more recent outlays, but administration officials said the trend this year is still much the same. Increasing amounts of econ- omic help are being shifted to | Latin America, where the re- port said \the prospect for the « near future is a continuing ef- fort by the international Com- ' munist movement to obstruct and retard the Alliance for Progress.\ The report said the total $4,- |514.60_0,000 aid appropriations for approximately 25 per cent of all 1962 included: U.S. foreign economic assistance Military aid $16 billion, de- ent nag ge a s Congress | In the Far East a total of: to South Viet Nam, Korea, Na-, China, Japan, Laos, Thailand. Among the biggest re- cipients were Korea, $2186 mil- lion and Nationalist China $175 'million. ~ Economic aid in that same area of the Far East totaled $399.3 'million. Africa received $312.8 million. The Near East and South Asia region - 18 nations from Greece to India - received more U.S. maid than any other region, $1,- ©077,400,000 in economic assistance 'and $411 million in military aid, Military aid to European coun- 'tries totaled $1,832,000,000 and 'to Latin America, $721 million. | Aid Previously Smail The report said \prior to the; Alliance for Progress, aid for“ Laun Amernca was a small part; of this country's total aid pro- gram,\ but last year \received commitments, totaling $1,123,-| ; -The Fischer quintuplets, very|-Martial law was lifted through-! Slined to vote for ratification. loans $1.112,500,000, 700,000.\ tiny but extremely vigorous, 'out South Viet Nam at noon to-| A} éw-cf-thirdS maljority is rte-22588} “help to Latin America In military aid to Latin Ameria, rounded out their first 48 hours day, 26 Gays af it wae i \quire or approval,. If all 100 Amillion, supporting aid such Brazil topped the list with $22.8 or)“ Life ealil toga. with good 'in ythe Wzlisvafter it 235 Imposiedisengitors should vote, and that isga‘s dredits to bail nations out of million. Peru received $10 mil- 3 y today goou, government ra dslunhkely since Sen. Clair Elxgle,!f1nancial trouble $425 million, lion, Colombia $9.8 million, Chile prospects for survival. 'on Buddhist pagodas Aug. 21. {D-Calif., is i11, 67 favorable votes grants $296.5 million, and a spe- $8.2 million, Guatemala $29 mil- The babies born to Mr. and! Vietnamese authorities also an- Would be needed for ratlfication‘lclal contingency fund $275 mil- lon, Ecuador $2.3 million, Argen- Mrs. Andrew Fischer Saturday nounced <that press cenSOI'Ship'Msenate . 2, Suntan 'or mkemofie report said Greece, Tur- million, Panama and the Donuni were reported doing fine. Most Of naq p lifted ansfield of Montana ordered! their problems appeared to be' cen. lifte i overtime session starting todamkey. Iran, Pakistan, Thailand, can Republic $800,000 each, behind them. i The end to Viet Nam's \state in an effort to accommodate the, South Viet Nam. Nationalist Uruguay 31.8 million and Bolivia Dr. James Berbos, who de-st siege,\ as President Ngo Dinh more than a score of senators China and South Korea got more $1.4 million. ered the infants,\ sad. they Diem put it, came after the 13m wast, to make flooritlilgn than gfi L316 wig! mllitafiy, In Europe, Italy received the, wu. » > speeches o . yen ald \to enable r i « vere still going strong on a difiztégon government had put downi‘gam; gosspéak cfdaiefiymif‘t? the heet bas most milrary assistance $10-7, o' sugar water and may be gudi} 4 : . ' . as itched to something heavier uddhist opopsition and student.morrow. large Communist forces at or million, Denmark $44.44 million, unrest. f today, lke a milk formula. Minds Made Up 'near their borders.\ Late yesterday, Dr, Berbhos 1t- soldiers. ed to be a top priority area forand Belghim ported that Ahe infants were. ”whirls” and boys' high schools, many vores. \At.ihis stage ing féd. about four cuble centi- points oF 10 days of anitigovern- jin the ceedings it i ecs I_\ . t 00 _. [J | I meters of sugar water every twolinent decnonstrations by students. thay prgifififny fill-y feflof‘iffii’ Ive eX|Cans I j ed ur' hours. * ._ Lodge Not Worried made up his mind,\ hé said. ; J Doing Extremely Well Rumors circulated here that an} With President Kennedy They guarded a dozeninot think the ;orstory wou ting $2.2 million, Nicaragua $1.7- threat posed by the presence of million. Norway received S47‘1‘ , r | : 1 bite s two yas 1 But Saigon still bristled with And Mansfield indicated he did|ed 26 \he a son noes mom szkgmm‘mgfiii’;‘gfii‘éflfiafi‘ééffiffi‘e fiw‘é-Fafié’nfin d he did i Sige e\ Dill c 22 5 R % Rescue workers examine debris outside Negro church in Birmingham. Four Negro girls were ~ Daz Day and Night of Violence Other Racial Leaves Two Others Dead f Developments And Several Injured in City ANNISTON, Ala -Angry crowd BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Sept. 16 off a two-block area around the (Spain $35.2 million, Netherlands“ white persons assaults dynamite blast killed four church - ms starting gégce Gig , d. 20 «othirtnimay of Tim «@ Des FSi comon orstrations m e t year «-- A groes apparently attempted 'toiSunday and touched off a day'civic and church leaders were 5desegregatx»: the library. Reward and night of violence that left, Crying for peace and non-vio- fofi $1,000 offered for arrest ofi two other persons dead and lence. gang leaders who beat ministers. several injured. : B'ut there was no peace, Two , - ~- 'The bombing brought swift. White youths fatally shot a 13- TALLAHASSEE, Fli. - CON-.condemnations from national, Negro boy, Policemen gress of Racial Equality discusses meero leaders and state and lo- ShO0L to death a 16-year-old how to raise nearly $100,000 (0 car officials The mayor said he; Nesto and two white men were wounded by Negroes, one in & weighing. Berbos, who has delivered 3- 607 children in his 16 years as a\ physician, said both mother and well. The first 72 hours were considered to be the most dam-2of students wer Tested k ous for the newborn quints, 3 e arrested. Some Sea ch Fi «were hauled off in trucks bearing developing to cast the symbol of U.S. aid to Viet the blessed event. NQM. causing a surge of anti- American feeling. but there was no sign at all that anything was & shadow on Gifts of morey and merchan-, dise continued :o pour in for the family, and Dr. Berbos added. one of his own: \% don't think IIL charge , Berbos - said, - them anything.\ He indicated that St. Luke's Hospital, where the in- \ suburb. fants were born, also would forget about a bill. énce late last night that since the birth of the quintupleis Looking at a score of newsmen crowded into the hospual lounge. children were doing extremely - namese Dr. Berbos told a news confer-5; he: hadn't delivered any more babies: + He sid he expected to decide anti - Ameatican demonstration:S¢heduled to speak before the ® today whether the four girls and would be héld in front of thei U.N. General Assembly on Fri-, S er r ls ee 0 a ses one boy should get their first American Embassy. But U.S. Am- day, there were strong reasons . 'ibassador Henry Cabot Lodge did; P [ mot seem woitried. Newsmen sa him driving through Saigon f his black limousine making personal survey of this uneasy Planned early and late hours an Under martial law, thousandaw to get a vote this week. The government said the ar- rested students would be released. Reliable sources said scores of Vietnamese school girls ar- | rested in midnight raids on their homes are being detained in a military camp in a Saigon i Many U.S. military men, advising the South Viet- in the war against t Communist guerrillas, go to the camp daily as part of their! duties. The parents of one of the girls who was taken from her- home ang the Soviet Union,\ i Much of Sparkman's preparedlapsed Sunday night at a fair in 'The ferris wheel was spinningmdward County today for the address centered on replying to' Tijuana, Baja California, police approximately 30 person & series of questions raised a week ago by Sen. Margaret! iChase Smith, R-Maine. She is Hospital said the woman died ican officials said. listed column. No Factual Answers Sparkman said \there are no single factual answers available to most of the questions posed. There are only speculative in the doubtful vote {answers, but answers with high) {probabilities, based on interpre-, Itation of available facts.\ \Final resolution of most of the senator's questions would come, I fear, only from data col- 'lected after a full-scale nuclear' war between the United States Spark- ush for a vote on ratifica- ion before then. But Mansfield: aid he could not predict when, & tally would come, although he ~ f . q killed including a woman seven lapsed shortly before 8 p.m. in: 'a Saturday session if necessary to Onths pregnant and 30 were the middle of a milling inde-. grelease Co persons from 324. couldn't understand such - vici- {Only seven of 248 arrested during. ousness and the governor called - 'Saturday night demonstrations: |_ Police were kept on the run for . SAN DIEGO, Calif. Sept 16 P tims was on the ground when have been able to post 5501’s“ ooc oe hoa Phe host i : «o the most hours investigating reports of At least five Mexicans were the 40 to 60-foot-tall wheel col-.bond each. | “i523; ghafil taco“ Inielory 'at léfi‘é’érefii’i‘fsmmg' rcs gud 'other FARMVILLE, Va-Negro chil- B_irminghnm.“ said Sheriff Mel- | The state troopers came in, the' dren return to school in Prince: Yin Bailey as scattered Out poonohed irs probe and T S. breaks of violence octurred any \gen Robert F. Kennedy throughout the city despite 'sent three top aides, Burke Mar- p pleas for non-violence. Dol d John Shortly after the blast at thegfitgfi. Joseph Dolan an 0 robbery attempt. {injured when a ferris wheel col- pendence day crowd. hlghffirsi. time §ince county officials. said. above the crowd when one of the C!08edq public schools four years A doctor at Miguel Aleman seats fell out of its sockets, Mex- °5° to avoid desegregation. Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. The district attorney's officer ALBANY, Ga. - Negro busi- two Negmlels wars killed in shoot» e qistric + ssm later King seeking of- ings and three other persons were ~ . ; . 6 said people screamed when the, agesofagfvor. K1ng.ga;c£mg fresx- tnjgured. p Christian Leadership Confer So 'first seat collapsed and befAN'qent of the integrationist Albany. Officers sealed off an area tflg’glfiiphed ”35135113; fiennetfi- : rey - _. running wildly as the unbalant- movement, qualified Saturday for sround the church while experts ness some ediate steps K4 i Bix persons were reported ser a 4 are taken by the Federal govern» € ously hurt with injuries ranging. ¢d wheel collapsed. 'the Oct, 15 election. 'searched for clues. 'ment to restore & sense of con- 'B from broken legs and arms to' CGalding Gonzales Laco, secre-; --- Civic and government leaders“ dence in the protection of life § | ts and bruised limbs, ~fArY to the Baja California dis-; ATLANTA - Economist \Vivian worked to head off any new ra- | b and a ce shail . xsevefrfq C [is an rulsef “11m S trict attorney, said he believed W. Henderson says in study PUb- cial violence in bomb-shaken m a; propgrt}, and X19 bs al W'ithe wheel was overloaded. An lished by the Southern Regional Birmingham and called-on all file If: “firmrnglalmhm? a“; 315112 a jexact number of the passengers; Council that the south loses frOM cipuzens to help them. ; a; gogsa L eaz'cra eeglgc riding at the time of the mishap $5 to $6 billion a year because of! 'The US. Justice Department “Kg! am fierse from Atlanta was not known. 'racial discrimination. sent in three top officials and a'h gdcut € lead with m eo-f The owner, his son and the; force of FBI agenis with bomb 115511 r'emgmp non-violent 3i’npthe operator of the wheel were in' experts. City officials joined with lfjace of this terrible provocation.\ f The executive secretary of | s the National Association for the Telegraph Kennedy while doctors operated to save King, president of the Southern {her baby. g Six Seriously Hurt Brawl! Near 'church leaders in a special tele-, cast. urging clyzens to be calm at 1 am. Thursday said the &WIS man added. were receiving frequent Many of Sen. Smith's nation but were not mistreated. involved hishly ghiy Berbos smiled and said, \theyve ques- all been seared off \ ; brane Times Square 'lcustody, A technician from San l bo 'Diego may be called to check. rl lS ueen 'the eqiupment, said officer M. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the V. Angulo of the state judicial; Negro leader, flew into town to: s Negrocs to be non-viclent-: Advancement of Colored Peo- ple, Roy Wilkins, wired the Fischer and three of his other. Parents sad the girls are fre- five children attended Mass yes-: quenty told by agents \we mean terday at Sacred Heart Church,. no harm to you but we want you. escorted in and out by a platoon to grow up free from any political; of reporters and photographers. (ideas\ - IG wasn't far away from birth- day time for any of the three 0 youngsters. Julie was 6 yesserday.. B r ie y O Charlotte will be 7 Wednesday ® ® and Danny will be 8 Oct. 3 The other Fischer children are Eve- lyn. 4. and Denise. 3. Thinking of Names While the father and Dr. Ber- bos were busy with periodic news conférences in the hospital yesterday, Mrs, Fischer rested in her third floor room and tried to 1 think of names for the four girls. \the folly of racial injustice Bo far, they all bear the DAME ong hatred and violence.\ Mary but have no second names I 332i, boy was named James Ant wasxmyGPON,. Sept 16 P- . 4 - The bombing of a Negro . Roman Gatholic Bishop LAM- cuuch in Birmingham, Al&., | ifmr, A, Hoch chartered & PIMNC wa; geplored in the Senate to- tom Sioux Falls Saturday t0 gey a tragic blow to race bapthe and confirm the quints Tolo; E ; i confirm the CHAS reigtions, It also brought & PIG& | as they lay in their isolettes, KOD! | go, quicker | action | on - civil | comintable by controlled HAL rignts legislation. ; humility and oxygen. f - ~- HILEERT, Wis., Sept, 16 P Ch kl -A dark blue Cadillac stolen | UCKIG Corner | less than a half hour earlier - from a funeral home crashed into the sade of a freight train today, lulling the four young , nen in the auto. BUSHBURY JUNCTION, Eng-. land, Sept. if (P) - An SOS Jumbled through the railroad station. \ \Have left kettle on stove Pleat inform police\ it read Penaled on the note was the ad- dress on the George Cottéerilis at, Blotwich, in Staffordshire. _ Tht Cottenlis were on thes way to the seashore when Joan. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 P- > President Kennedy expressed \outrage and grief\ today over the bomb killing of four Negro children in Birmingham, Ala. He said he hoped the incident would awaken the nation to WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (PM , -Sen. A. Willis Robertson, D- va. said today that ratification af the nuclear test ban treatv. could confront the Unit» / ed Stas with \termfying blackmail\ by Russia. Robert- sor. in A_ prepared Senate speech, sad that he would 'valate the dictates of my con- _ 6 wife, suddenly exclaimed: Science\ to support the pact. |; \Geon M c R f ofp» \\* left the kettle 90; Sept: 16 W. -Atty. Gen. Robert 1“.wa- nedy - canceled two | speaking engagemen's | In Philadelphia today to stay in his office dur- ing the new racial trouble in | Buminglian, Alm. The station master at Bush, buty Junction notified the Blox-' wich police. Officers entered the Cotterill house through a window andfound the kettle on the stuve But the gas was off. : days, i segrega « mgo has efceéded $57,000. The | Socialists had put forward, data, Sparkman said, He sug- gested that she and other in- terested senators read the classi- fied testimony available in the files of-the Senate commuttees. ALBANY, Sept. 16 (-This year's growing season for crops in the Albany area was the shortest on record, the Weather Bureau}reported today. Albany had a ffreeze Sept. l4th-113 , days after the last freeze in the springf The old record was 119 1956. BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 16 UP -4 White pupils appeared to be rRturning to classes here ; larger numbers than mists for a school GHAM, Ala., Sept. city councilman has aising rewards cover- mg acts fof violence here to $100,000. Contributions to a re- announced by the City Courgil about two weeks original reward fund was set at $50,000. . TUCSON,/Ariz., Sept. 16 (P- Former Army Sergeant Scott L. Rush, who defected to the Chinese 10 years ago in Kores, stepped from an airplane her¢ today into the arms of his mother and cried: \Il never leave you again, TH say it a thousand times.\ OSLO, Noriny, Sept, 16 (PM- Norway's | fi non ~ Socialist government in 28 years pre- sented to Parlament today a program politifal experts called more Socialist than any the secret; NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (P - A pql'isccinething phony | has heengtxpecfing Baby brawl involving 80 persons, egg- going on,\ Angulo said. \It's an throwing and scuffles with police old wheel and was last repaired} Idgveloped from a rally held near'years. ago.\ mes Square yesterday Itravel to Cuba. 1 Hall rally to discuss conditions he said. ' h 'they found in Cuba, They con-! Only one of the victims was on her annual Vhohday with her tended they were not allowed tolidentified immediately as Berta: family at Balmoral fdescribe them at 28, of Tijuana., A jed hearings before the House! 'The fair commemorated theisaid: © on Un - American beginning of Mexico's war for in- MC {Activities in Washington last dependence from Spain on Sept./of Edinburgh are, of course, very happy about it. {Committee !\veek. A by! . . students who recently violated; The fair, called \Atrazziones Elizabeth is expecting a D&DY aq on alert, Gov. George C. Wal-, (the Siste Department ban on Garcia,\ was opened last Wed- early ' inesday for Mexico's indepen- Palace announced tonight. It will | Eight persons were arrested. dence day celebration and was be her fourth child. One Victim Identified The students held the Town to run \three to four days more,\ 15, 1810. Celler Rejects Proposed Champlain Waterway; == ..Z. the palace while the queen was [Scotland. Her press President from New York that unless the Federal government offers more than \picayune and | piecemeal aid against this type of bestiality,\ Negroes will \em- ploy such methods as our des- _ .. peration may dictate in defénse lace sent 800 siate troobeiS 400 of the lives of our people.\ town at the request of Mayor - He said the NAACP \urges Albert Boutwell. , fullest use of (the) Federal anti- 'The Sunday morning blast 5° pombing statute for complete in- the Sixteenth Avenue B&DUSt gervention of (the) Department Church occurred during & y9U00 of qustice in Birmingham.\ ay program at the church where L222 202 umerous desegregation meetings jusEt— as be did in May when the: bombing of a Negro motel touch» ed off rioting by Negroes. Guardsmen Alerted LONDON, Sept. 16 iP! - Queen National Guardsmen were plac» next - year, - Buckingham The announcement came from Castle in a secretary in have been held. Not since integration leader ; e rture of Medgar Evers was shot to dpahh‘ at his home in Jackson, Miss.. in Ship Canceled NEW YORK, Sept. 16 GP - \Both the queen and the Duke June has the nation's Negro com-\ munity reacted so strongly to Federal action. || 'The blast was the worst of f h A ® t __ - _| 61 j ‘ 'numerous bombings and other; National Maritime Union (NMU) h ays |. lg arry 00 S a e In » 'violence since Negross meet today to decide C . . h I ALBANY, Sept. 16 (F) - Rep.‘ Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., expres- munist China. Celler commented in a state- |dcracies - Red China.\ m , Celler also said he was con-of the United ment prepared for the first in a|vinced that the proposed ed to help build and support a route that would in the slightest sed opposition today to a pro- degree give any aid and comfort! posed waterway from the St.lto Communist China. Lawrence river to Albany and ( 1 said such a route might be used of Canada in its deals with an seaway would \do seribus AMG proek the integration but WAS is docked herb. to carty goods made in Com- implacable foe \Frankly we deplore the action' series of hearings on the feasi-\was \not economically feasible\ bility of developing a Champlainl tseaway. The hearings are being! Joint Commission, our transportation crisis.\ | rence Seaway. of Western dem» irreparable damage to the exist® stymied by Federal intervention. transatlantic voyage has been ling rail common catriers systems said he rejected the theory that] s the waterway would foster were just ending a lesson {campaigning in earnest last April; whether to extend the tieup of 'for desegregation here. {the luxury liner America to any be justified in view of what Be | -rmey achieved publi¢ school:of 53 other United States Lines' called the poor traffic an 'integration.. Its beginning lat. ships. revenue record of the St. LaW- 'woey nrought some student boY-' 'The America, second in size 'cotts and protests. Gov. Georgt only to the S5. United States ; In addition, he said, & NeW o Wallace earlier had sought t0:in the nation's maritime gel“, , | Her regular ° \ Fearful Day , canceled in a dispute over Statés and 'his tense city spent & ION, ed racial-religious discrimination fearful day and night after SuD-\py one of her officers. Hiltz argued that theré was anlday's blast. Several fires broke! \mmm President Joseph Cur- and water facilities in the in various sections national officers would decide conducted by the International Arthur E. Bayliss, vice presi-|of the proposed seaway. And he some gunfire was reported. | , -dent of marketing for the New: Railroad | représentativés | also YorkCentral Railroad, expressed: and \would further acqentueitel\overabundance\ of rail, highwaylout, rocks were thrown by Ne- ren said the AFL-CIO union's today about further action that may be taken against U.S. lines for \violation of our contract, sunday school classes at the spoke out against the proposal. belief that the proposed water- ficient industrial growth to just- on \The Love that Forgivesflwhicfi bans any form of racial + some of these shipments might move through the St. Lawrence Seaway. . \Certainly he sald, \we would not want any possible Champlain waterway contam- inated with Red Chima freight.\ He added. \certainly we in the United States have never intend» and sgid.tral. would reduce the Central traffic and add to its difficulties, \Just as the St. Law» Irence Seaway has hurt us.\ L Sees Revenue Drop Such a waterway, ¥ohn P. Hiltz, president and general manager of the Dela- a Champlain route could not l * Celler complained that Cana-) way gould sap £354 mgllafi‘mz: e in{fy the cost of its construction. was trading wheat for tex» freight revenues from the Cen- o A gigs; with Red gdhina Seid) tral. president for traffic, Erie-Lacka-! - The four girls apparently were: wanna Railroad, supportnedmI-IiIttz'air;5 we 101115ng a tézleurléasquinegsanmg of the 33.96% gross-ton said.|stand and added his estimate of the old brick , ch. +, * nere fiefrtzslzigt $th his railroad could lose up|Gymthia Wesley, 14, was hit py| liner for British and Europea financial|to $1.5-million a year way were developed. when the explosion tore OUt CON\ o, yousions discrimination Aboard W. W. Thomas, assistant viceicreté, metal and glass. in » ship. 'The scheduled Saturday noon ports 'was canceled when NMU crew members refused to sail with senior engineer Louis Neu» if a water-|the full force of the blast and . could be identified only by cloth- A decline in freight busitess ing and a ring. ©; ; . ig» stemming from development of| 'The others were Carol lificv‘rcbert-gYO?“i T3817 accused him of dis 'a new seaway would. he said, son and Addie Mae Collins, 14,' criminating ware & Hudson Railroad, said \be a serious blow to the com- and Denice McNair, 11. against - Negro, Puerto Rican and Jewish crews= pany's future.\ 1 Even as officers were roping men.
