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i TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1955 SIX A THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER Strauss 5,000 At Meeting Outline Boycott Bus Plunges Off Cliff BOGOTA, Colombia, Dec. 5 (J! A bus plunged over a 400-foot cliff yesterday, killing seven and injuring 26 of those aboard. Surprise Test Of Defenses Staged By Canada And U.S. there was to be no violence yes (t aSej raojj pantnjuoo) terday patrolmen arrested a 19- one inch in our fight" and "If we are wrong, the Constitution is wrong, the Supreme Court- is ff Kefrlguvika year-old Negro youth who alleged Ktements of the U. S.

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GROCERY STORES ly tried to restrain a Negro woman from getting on one of the morning buses. Fred Daniel, 19, of 1646 Hall St. was jailed on a charge of disorderly conduct, according to Police Chief G. J. Ruppenthal.

Arresting Patrolmen R. M. Hammonds and C. A. Weaver said Daniel grabbed tor the Tennessee Valley Authority's system.

Eisenhower ordered it canceled after the city of Memphis, a big TVA customer, decided build its own power plant. And last month Strauss announced the AEC was repudiating the contract; that is, refusing to pay millions of dollars in estimated cancellation fees. The decision was based on a legal opinion that "there is a substantial question as to whether there were material violations ct law and public policy" in the ne-negotiating of the contract. Force, Navy and National Guard were taking part. A number of the Air National Guard pilots in the Washington area had to bring their young children to Andrews Air Force Base with them because they toad been caught baby sitting while their wives were out playing bridge.

A temporary nursery was set up while the fathers took to the air. Lt. Col. Edward C. Fletcher, commander of the 95th Fighter Interceptor Squadron stationed at 3 (: a Negro woman by the arm about 7:15 a.m.

at the intersection of prise test of the U. S. and Canadian air defense systems began late today. The basic Idea behind the test was to check radar tracking and interceptor practice defense under winter conditions. The test exercise was given the name Cracker-jack.

Planes of the U. S. Strategic Air Command played the part of a mythical enemy in attempting to penetrate the air defense setup. BEGAN AT 5 The exercise began about 5 p.m. EST, the Defense Department' announced.

It was a joint exercise by the U. S. Defense Department and the Canadian Department of National Defense. Hall and Thurman and pulled her away from a City Lines bus she was attempting to board. NEGRO TAXI CABS BUSY Andrews AFB reported his entire All Negro taxi cab operators in the city reportedly told their outfit was alerted.

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YWRMSm QulNIHE GUARANTEES YOU MORE COMPLETE BELIEF than any other cold remedy Airport, Wilmington, Del. until 11 p.m. in an effort to make wrong and our whole foundation of government is wrong." HELP FINANCE The resolution passed by the group asked that those "citizens who live long distances from tiieir jobs and could not ride witj other "citizens" ask their employes to finance the trips to and from work. Others who owned cars were asked to form pools to take others to work. Rosa Parks was fined $10 and costs in Recorder's Court yesterday for violating a state law requiring racial Segregation on city buses.

Thousands of Negroes boycotted city buses yesterday and on'y about 5 to 10 per cent- of the Negroes who normally ride the buses broke the boycott. The boycott reflected an "economic reprisal" in protest of the arrest. APPEAL DECISION Fred D. Gray, Negro attorney, told Judge John B. Scott he would appeal the decision of the court to Montgomery Circuit Court.

The move apparently was intended as the first step in testing the constitutionality of transportation segregation laws in this Cradle of the Confederacy. tended to attack the law as unconstitutional but he declined to say specifically. He said that he intended to use "every legal A. ERS one oiim Signing the $100 appeal bond for the woman were E. D.

Nixon of Montgomery, a former state NAACP president, and Gray. Gray entered a plea of innocent for his client. The woman did not testify. Assisting Gray was another Negro attorney, Charles Langford. The entire hearing consumed only about five minutes.

City Prosecutor Eugene Loe called bus driver Jv F. Blake to tell how Rosa Parks refused to leave a seat in the white section and move to the Negro section in the rear last Thursday night. Blake said he asked the Negro woman and other Negro passengers to move to the rear of the bus but the Parks woman refused to leave her seat. Blake said there were 22 Negroes and 14 whites seated in the 36-seat bus. He sought to equalize the seating, he.

said, by asking some of the Negroes to move to the rear. Loe asked Judge Scott to amend the complaint against the Parks woman to make the warrant read a violation of the state law instead of the city ordinance. Gray objected but Judge Scott allowed the amendment. The state law sets forth as illegal the failure by any person to comply with the assignment or reassignment order of a bus driver to enforce separate facilities for the white and Negro races. Gray objected that the state law was not a city law and could not pertain to his client.

Loe replied the state law covered all transportation. Passed by the Legislature in 1947, the state statute authorizes bus companies to provide and enforce separate facilities for White and Negro races. Violation is punishable by a maximum fine of $500. It was understood that Gray in-issue to defend my client" The court hearing was calm and quiet, and at times witnesses were almost inaudible as they 90 PER CENT BOYCOTT The steps leading into the north side of the courtroom and the sidewalk, along with the corridors Hera's N.w Brema Quintna's Amazing Guaranta.i If you hav tvrr bought mmy eo Id rtmrdy mt mny pricm that brought you Mora Complete Relief a Fatter Relief a Longer-lotting Relief limply rttum the values' tablets mnd your money will bm promptly refunded. I9-Y ear-Old Girl Wounds Father; Assault Charged A 19-year-old Montgomery girl was arrested last night and charged with assault with intent to murder following the shooting of her father, Millard Lewis Morgan, 43, of 953 Ridgecrest Ave.

Charged in the shooting but later released on bond was Ann Morgan." In critical condition at St. Margaret's Hospital was the father, a guard at the First National Bank. The Morgan girl was charged with firing a .38 cal. revolver at her The shot inflicted severe internal injury and caused heavy loss of blood, officers said. Detectives K.

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The circulars distributed in Negro residential districts Saturday urging the boycott yesterday in protest to the arrest of Rosa Parks were not signed. The Rev. A. W. Wilson, pastor of the Negro church where the meeting was to be held, said he would not disclose "under any circumstances" the names of those who asked permission to use the church for the meeting.

Ministers of various churches led the meeting last night. Earlier, Bagley had issued a statement saying the bus company "is sorry if anyone expects us to be exempt from any state or city law." In the Rosa Parks case yesterday, the city was prepared to offer testimony from 11 witnesses. Only three, Blake and two women passengers testified. One of the women said there was an empty seat where Rosa Parks could have sat if she had moved to the rear. As the boycott started yesterday morning, Negroes stood on downtown street corners waiting for rides or piled into taxicabs.

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