SECTION 1 THE LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1961 17 More 'Freedom Riders' Are Convicted In Mississippi Bus Group slurdy Canip Trunk or Foot Locker on Sale terson ordered an end to mar- violence and whether to con- tial law in the city at midnight tinue an existing injunction last night. against the Ku Klux Klan. Patterson called out the Na- Federal attorneys chareed in Tried To Use tional Guard and imposed mar- the suit that the Klan Was Tell Ullt clClllllLs tial law on the city eight days sponsible for racial violence in 31171.V ie, reg. 1 1.93 11.95' ago alter a DncK-tnrowing moo the two cities, and also at Anniston, and that Mont By Th Associated Fret Municipal Judge James Spencer convicted 17 more "freedom riders" yesterday at Jackson, stormed a Negro church where a mass meeting was in progress. In another Montgomery development yesterday, a Negro ctiiHnrtt tAcfifipH that tho ftnlv A wonderfully versatile trunk that's Clenty tough enough to take the rough nocks inevitable at summer camp use it lor storage in winter.
3-ply wood veneer, it's covered and bound gomery and Birmingham police allowed the rioting to break out. Editor Testifies A newspaperman, Dan O. Miss. IJe fined them $200 poijceman sne saw on duty apiece and gave them 60-day shortly before violence started with hard fiber. Paper lined; solid suspended jail sentences the drove away just as the "free- Dowe, told the court he same penalties he imposed on dom riders" arrived.
saw no City police at the bus Irs bawMUM UBHi -fflg wood tray. Brass-plated steel hardware and lock leather 27 others last week. Patricia Ann JenKms, a stu- station for some 20 minutes Spencer stressed yesterday dent at Tennessee Agriculture after the bus arrived, as he did when he sentenced Industrial College at Nash- He said he asked Folice Com- handles. Roomy and easy to those last week that the "free- ville, was the first witness at missioner L. B.
Sullivan, one a feaerai court neanng. dom riders were tried on a breach-of-the-peace charge, and not for violating Mississippi Seeks Injunction pack. 'piii tar Mcwart'i Luggage, Second Floor Slew art's Lriington( Second Floor The Justice Department seeks segregation laws of the defendants, why no officers were stationed at the bus terminal before the trouble started, and that Sullivan replied, "No one had requested it." Dowe, state editor of The Alabama Journal in Montgomery, also testified that when Jack It. Young, the Negro injunction to compel police bus riders in the to protect defense attorney, said immedi future. United States District Judge Frank M.
Johnson, will de ately after the 15-minute 4rial that the "freedom riders" would not appeal. termine whether to grant the he asked about arrests. Sulh- Of the 27 Spencer convicted and sentenced Friday, onlv injunction against police at van told him no one had sworn Montgomery and in Birming out warrants against onvone in eight chose to post appeal bonds. The others preferred to ham also the scene of mob the mob. Call Shopping Service, JU 4-3261, As Early As 8:30 and Until 5:30 Assoclattd Press Wlrtphoto ARRIVING AT FEDERAL COURT Montgomery, Police Commissioner L.
B. Sullivan took his wife along yesterday for a federal-court hearing on the United States Government's request for an injunction against his department for failing to protect interstate bus passengers. A policeman accompanies the pair. remain in jail. Ignored Police Order Those tried yesterday arrived by bus Sunday from Memphis and Montgomery, and promptly went to City Jail when they refused to heed a police officer's order to move.
The "freedom riders" attempted to use white facilities at the bus station and the arrests came when they ignored police orders Cincinnati9 Coney Island Is Integrated All Park Facilities Open To Negroes Protestants Held Failing Challenge Church Leadership Lacking, Minister Says The group yesterday, like the first, has the option of pay ing fines, posting appeal bonds, or confinement at the Hinds County Prison Farm in Jackson. Those who preferred to go to the County Prison Farm would work out their fines at n.w York Timti n.wi sirvie. Cincinnati, May 29 tjf Offi New York, May 29. White cials of Conev Island Amuse. Protestantism has failed to face ment Park ended segregation the rate of $3 a day.
Prison the challenge of racial violence in all parts of its facilities Director Max Thomas said they in the South, according to the Monday. would be treated as other pris- Kev. Reinhold Niebuhr, one of Edward L. Schott. president oners and would work as grass this country's leading theolo- of Coney Island, announced the cutters and on road mainte- gians.
change, which came after a nance crews. In an editorial scheduled to private conference Saturday Martial Law Ends appear in the June 13 issue of wnn omciais oi tne Cincinnati Christianity and Crisis, a bi- National Association for The In Montgomery scene of violence on the arrival of the GENERAL ElfCTIIC TVCtail UUUU01II.U V. 1 V- Hie 1 tiIp and hp nf Rarial treeaom riders in ciays past UITM-VIOIET LAMP "W'vl o--. A loVtnmn Tl, Theoloeical Seminary cites the Equality. MOTOI 1 IIOWEI li" 0IAM.I "significant" leadership of the The two groups had staged Negro church compared with demonstrations at the park and the "equally significant lack of at its downtown offices last leadership" of the white Prot- week.
Police arrested 27 Ne-estant churches. groes and whites on charges of Dr. Niebuhr is cochairman of trespass or disorderly conduct, the journal along with the Rev. Heretofore, Negroes were ad-John C. Bennett, dean of the mitted to the park but not to seminary.
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The auiet but nowerfnl hlnwpr null it "but the church as a community "With reference to recent has been woefully lacking events which have received in relevance and vitality." some publicity, I wish to say Protestant "delinquency" in that any person whose motives the field of economic justice are only to use the facilities we be understood, if not ex- provide and who is prepared cused, he comments, on the to conduct himself properly ground that it is not easy to will be admitted to any part implement the "basic impera- of the park." tive of the love Commandment Officials of the A A vvith the nice calculations of and C.O.R.E. abandoned picket distributive justice required in ing ater the Saturday confer- economic affairs." ence but refused to say any- "But there is no such excuse thing about the agreement, in the realm of racial charges against the 27 ar- the theologian observes. rested Jast week were con. "There the issue is crystal- tinued to Thursday in County clear. The question is simply Court.
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