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THE MIAMI NEWS, 3A:" Saturday, 20. 1961 Union Violated Trust Law Court Tension Rises At Alabama Bus Station UNCO IN KOAP MAlt Thousands Of Pairs On ft ta.0 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) A band of young Negroes and white persons stayed in a Birmingham bus station in the pre-dawn hours yesterday, waiting to break racial barriers, while a crowd of white persons KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (AP) In a case which may make legal history, a federal court jury has ruled the United Mine Workers Union violated the Sherman Antitrust Act.

It wan the first time, as far as lawyers in the suit have been able to determine, that a labor union has been adjudged guilty of antitrust violations on a national scale. PENALTY The jury yesterday awarded a dustry and restrain trade, damaging Phillips. The case went to the jury Wednesday following a month-long trial. UMW attorneys said they would file a motion asking the court to set aside the jury's verdict and direct a verdict in favor of the union and the welfare fund. If the motion is denied, the attorneys said they would appeal.

The case stems from an action filed by the trustees against Phillips seeking $56,000 in back welfare fund royalty payments. Under the union contract, mines are required to pay 40 cents per ton of coal produced to the fund. milled around outside. terson had told a presidential aide that he has the "will and now reduced to 99 $799 $fl99 $9" MO equipment" to give full protection to all travelers in Alabama. The governor couldn't be reached for comment.

fa Aa mt liaar Ckvta NaarM Visitors View Youth Projects At Craftsman's Fair The statement was contrary to what he said earlier this week that he couldn't guarantee the judgment to a small East I Tennessee coal mine firm which I had brought the civil action against the powerful mine work- ers union and the trustees of the UMW welfare fund. Undr anti- trust laws, the judgment is auto- "Freedom Riders" safe conduct on their segregation-testing tour TO YOll' Student Craftsmen I Carve Out Success A palm grows in Hialeah by a. the side of a house is 1 Nikila Gels Bum's Rush Via Miami The South Florida 13. titled "Big Sister," is "Best and more houses are "Sabuldyga yourself." Paul Rimmrir cabled Russian Premier Khrushchev. The prospects of the youths riding integrated out of here aboard a regularly scheduled bus appeared dim.

as this Deep South city entered its seventh straight day of mounting racial tension. They tried to board three buses and ride integrated Thursday, but none of the buses left the station. Then they settled down in the white waiting room and said they wouldn't try again until daylight. They made no effort to board buses leaving late Thursday night and early yesterday. DRIVERS REFUSE The youths entered the station, carrying tickets to Montgomery, at 2:45 p.m., Thursday.

They said they intended to stay "until we get a bus to Montgomery." Drivers, apparently fearful of violence, refused to take out buses earning the integrated group. Buses for Montgomery weren't canceled when the group tried to board them They just didn't leave the station. The threat of violence remained, as it has since a white mob jumped the so-called "Freedom-Riders" of the Congress of Racial Equality last Sunday, and beat some of them unmercifully. The integrated CORE group was testing bus station segregation in the South. A crowd, building up to several thousand at one time, gathered in the area around the station Thursday night but it thinned out as the night wore on.

JFK TALKS Craftsman's Fair pegged a success by the scores of Miam-ians who visited the first day of exhibits reopened today for weekend viewers. The collection of handicraft of junior and senior high school students at the Flagler Kennel Club runs through tomorrow and the admission is free. Fun for kids and grownups too is the "Fun For Kids" spread of 500 drawings sent to the Miami Rimmeir, of 4414 Grenada Coral Ga matically tripled to $270,000. Phillips Brothers Coal a now defunct partnership, sued the union and the fund's trustees charging they conspired with large coal producers to monopolize the soft coal industry and force small firms out of business. The firm said the alleged began in 1950 and was carried out through the 1950 bituminous coal wage agreement, still the industry's basic contract.

While labor unions normally are exempt from antitrust laws, a Judge Robert L. Taylor put it in his charge to the jury, "if a union aids and abets businesses and firms" in attempting to restrain trade, the union comes under the jurisdiction of the statutes. LONG DELIBERATION The jury, after 2' days of deliberating, ruled both defendants conspired to monopolize the in in Alabama. At Montgomery, State Court Judge Walter Jones issued an injunction prohibiting "Freedom Riders" or their supporters from "entry into and travel within the state of Alabama, and engaging in the so-called "freedom ride' and other of conduct calculated to provoke breaches of the peace The injunction, requested by Alabama Atty. Gen.

MacDonald Gallion. could mean five days in jail and a fine for the riders. ONE ARRESTED One of the integration leaders, the Rev. F. L.

Shuttlesworth. Birmingham Negro minister, was arrested. on charges growing out of the Sunday and Wednesday incidents. He was charged with conspiring to cause a mob to gather. He was freed on $2,000 bond.

The crowd Thursday night, kept away from the station about a block in all directions by policemen working with dogs, grew to about 3,000 shortly before midnight. bles, said today ijics, aaiu iuua incens- incens Khrush- Khrusi mmsbmbmjvj I he was I ed at v's 01 referenc recent recen in Show." Four-year-old Beth Ann Carr's "Rain On A Summer Day" was named "Most Original." Savings bonds $.10 and $25 will go to the winners. Holders of blue, red and white ribbons are first, second and third placers in each of the 10 age groups. At the loth annual showing open today to 9:30 p.m. are Ro-karts.

water skis, a ham radio outfit, the electronic wiring intricacies of a car, a model cannon and a Conestoga wagon. MODELS See. too, the wooden bowl array, all shapes, sizes, depths, woods and finishes model schooners, sloops, snipes and other things seaworthy Miniaturely scaled dream homes, tailor-made guitars. cypress driftwood lamps and furniture of wrought iron or Florida woods. These are only a smattering of the industrial arts South Florida youth has visualized and cre News in recent months.

ihli! 'h M'M- KM Judges decided the pencil-charcoal entry by Jane Landry, to A I-can youth as sabuldyga, meaning bum or good for RIMMEIR Zealots The Real Rulers Continued from Page 1-A Move To Grab Press numbers began to Then their thin out. 3 0 COLOMBO. Ceylon 'Reuters) Justice Minister Sam Fernando said that proposed legislation on 1 the takeover of the press would be presented to parliament ith-; in a week. A draft bill will bej ated during the year. Inside the station, in the early hours, the 19 Negroes and three white persons, most of them col- Lduardo Boza Masvidal, and President Kennedy reportedly lege students from Nashville.

tried to sleep in the white considered by the cabinet early next week, be said. waiting room leaning back in seats, resting their head in their "If there are any bums over here it must be your spies who are telling you such lies about young people in America." the cable added. "I know you personally have not traveled here enough to know the truth which is that American young men and women do work hard because here in this country you can go as far as your work will take you." the cable read. Rimmeir. president of Sea-View Industries, 3975 NW 25th continued: "Only in America could a young man like myself, not the son of a millionaire, but of an immigrant, come to head a multi-million dollar industry.

"I repeat, it is your spies who must be living as sabuldyga and reporting only the bad side of American life because that is all they see while they are wasting your rubles in taverns." hands or putting their head on a companion's shoulder, All 3.500 participants have received certificates provided by The Miami News, a Fair sponsor. Other organizations behind the Fair, directed by Marshall Hurst, are the Dade County Industrial Arts Association. Dade County Public Schools and the Flagler Kennel Club. ARCHITECTS Also the American Institute of Architects. Florida South Chapter; South Florida Home Build tried and failed to reach Alabama Gov.

John Patterson, then settled for talking with IX Gov. Albert Bountwell about the explosive stalemate at the bus station. What was said wasn't revealed. The Birmingham Post Herald reported that a Justice Department spokesman said Gov. Pat- The collegians are from several colleges at Nashville Fisk, American Baptist Theological Seminary, Tennessee Ail and Peabody Teachers College ers Association; Printing Industries of Greater Miami: PTA; South Florida Woodworking In dustries, and many individuals.

Ex-Judge Gets 6 Months Plus As Theft 'Brains' hours are from 2 to Sunday 7 p.m. other priests detained with him. The armed guard, barely In his twenties, was poking a finger into the chest of the aging, thin nuncio, who wore a look at utter consternation his face. "You." he spoke harshly (using the informal Spanish tu" instead of the more respectful "you must remember there are no special privileges any longer, not even with Fidel's intervention. Fidel has nothing to do with these matters." The guard was a member of the militia.

Castro's right arm. It has replaced the once "glorious rebel army" whose members are mostly in prison or discharged now. In La Cabana, death row was occupied by 151 rebel army officers. The roundup was swiftly carried out. But Castro may have reaped a storm with the results.

"Whatever happens," said a prisoner in La Cabana, "Our country will never know peace under this regime. What's the use of getting out of prison if you are put a prisoner day sentenced Jackman and co-defendant Donald Watkin to terms of six months to five years in state prison. Whiteside A Suicide In His Law Library A 6-man Criminal Court jury lias convicted former City Judge George Jackman and a confederate of masterminding a laundry robbery that netted $11,720. Judge Jack A. Falk late yester- Jackman, once a North Miami Beach city judge, stared straight ahead when the sentence was read.

He was allowed to remain here under $3,000 bond pending an appeal. Painter, 18, Confesses 49 'Jobs' Watkin was returned to jail pending another hearing on Mon day. tour Negroes already serving terms for other holdups testified Metro police said today an 13- against Jackman, as did Watkin's rear-old house painter, now in ex-wife. The Negroes pleaded guil 'jajwusgtss? custody, stole paint so he could ty by robbing the Riverside Laun underbid other painters. dry on June 12, 1959.

no effect upon him. WTiiteside talked light-heartedly about it and went on with his business. Last year, he headed a group which bought the Pan American Bank for some 4.5 million dollars. Whitesioe was born in Indianapolis, but was brought to Miami when he was 2. In 1937, he married the former Ellen Knight, daughter of a wealthy Miami pioneer, John C.

Knight. Mrs. Whiteside, when her father died, inherited a large interest in the Riscayne Kennel Club, and Whiteside served as attorney for the track. The Whiteskies lived at 4409 Santa Maria Ave. in Coral Gables with their son.

John, 13. and Whiteside's mother. Mrs. L. E.

Whiteside. A daughter. Mrs. Garrett Spitzer, lives in Jacksonville. Philbrick Funeral Home is hi charge of arrangements, which have not been completed.

BaaWiMiSiBaaBaiiaaaSBnnliBaBi a. iraTaiVTttlMBaajJ The "indeterminate" six months Detective Raymond Haar identified him as Jerry Martin, who had no permanent address but YESTERDAY In The Legislature Taw Artofct4 Frrmm to five years term is given to per- sons who have never been convict "staved here and there with Continued from Page 1A practice and banking and insurance interests, was one of Miami's most prominent citizens when the Channel 10 case broke in 1958. He was a former city attorney, had served as president of the exclusive Riviera Country Club and had led the Community Chest and other civic organizations. A House subcommittee investigating the federal regulatory agencies received a tip that Whiteside had used improper influence on his old friend Richard A. Mack of Miami, then a federal communications commissioner.

Whiteside was accused of urging Mack to award the Channel 10 television license in Miami to WPST, a subsidiary of National Airlines. Mack resigned and suffered a series of nervous breakdowns. HE'S ACQUITTED A federal court trial of the two on charges of conspiring to influence the license award ended with the jury failing to reach a decision. Whiteside then stood trial alone and was acquitted. Whiteside, during the same period, was called to Tallahassee to pals." ed of a crime.

time in prison will depend upon the State Parole Board. Martin admitted 49 burglaries In South Dade and many others whose location he could not pin down, Haar said. Two months ago Martin was sentenced to two years in Raiford or the burglary of the Sunset Corners Grocery. 7190 SW 37th where he stole $600 in cig trets and other goods. HOtSK Rejected 27-S3 bill to lift from committee and place on calendar bill to ban beer and wine sales in grocery atorea.

Refused to sidetrack to committee bill to ban special liquor licenses for all new rental) ran and raise size of hotels and motels which could qualify for them. srnatbCJ Adopted by J7-o-vote bill calling; for 755 'a million dollars next two years for.aup-port of state govern Bill providing $500000 In state funds to encourage expansion of free public libraries endorsed by Appropriations Committee. Made congressional redisricting and intangible tax cutting bill special orders of business for Tuesday. Best PR Man Gets The Vienna Statue VIENNA (Reuters) A bronze miniature of the "Golden Town-Hall Man" statue on Vienna's town hall will be awarded by a local club to the foreign journalist who writes the best article about the city. Similar prizes are to be awarded to artists making outstanding contributions to Viennese cultural life.

Homes and the Southwest Methodist Church, 6700 SW 38th also were on Martin's list. jut he concentrated on paint sup- ily houses. An unknown amount cash was taken from the off iiurch's donation box. testify in connection with charges against a former circuit judge Cut your moving costs in here. WD 00 Martin, Haar said, led police to Jl 49 burglarized spots.

Haar aid, he doubted any further diarges would be placed against His testimony in court and he-fore the various committees re vealed that Whiteside acted like a generous father toward Mack Jim. Instead he will be taken to Rai-ord to serve the two years. 52 Americans Arrive In Miami From Cuba and numerous other friends. He Leave am -Arrive 1:30 pm only lent them money which never was repaid, cut them in on large prof RENT A HERTZ TRUCK Clean trucks tor M) md ay th hour, day or wk Low rata Inchida Inauranea) oaa and oil (avan kava a buy It on th road) Chavrolat. CMC at Sturdy truck All ton naad la a driver's Means and MantJAcatJMi ftamambar to eaN Hrtt wtM you naad a truck ftstl its in business deals and set some of them up in business.

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