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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE nVB Prison Still Runs OK As Guards Quit B50 Crashes Hear Willows MICHIGAN CIT?, In4. Wl-rV vaikoul ol guards at the Indiana Slate Prison failed to affect the smooth operation of the big peni tentiary today, and slate official said, "The whole strike is a flop." The opinion came from Hugh P. O'Brien, chairman of the Slate Cor. rection Department, who added MAAWP Boss Faces Threat PHILADELPHIA W Dlst. Atty Richardson Dilworth says he will order the arrest dl Bryant Bowles, head of the National Assn, for the Advancement of White People, if Bowles trys to sponsor anti-inte gration meetings here. Dilworth said yesterday that he had seen and heard Bowles claim on television that "he was coming here to do the same Job he claims to have done In Millord, Del., Bal timore and Washington. "I think Mr. Bowles should be notified right now that If he pur sues the tactics In Fniiaaeipma that he attempted In those other cities, I shall promptly issue an order for his arrest for inciting to riot ... He will be given no opportunity to foul up racial rela tions in our city." Bowles said on Tuesday that he was planning to hold a NAAWP organizational meeting here. He was in the city briefly and left without announcing lurther plans. that the walkout "had fitzled out ' However, pickets paraded for the second day at the prison's two main gates, and Merlin Griffith, vice president of the International Guards Union, said, "We'll whip O'Brien one way or arother." Griffith said he was satisfied with the way things were going and added, "if picket lines stay in operation as they have been we'll gain live men a day." An undisclosed number of guards assigned to the midnight to 8 a.m. shift entered the prison on schedule last night by some entrance other than the picketed gates. Prison officials had said a full shift of guards went on duty on schedule at 4 p.m. yesterday. They could not be reached early today for a report on the number working on the midnight shift. Forty-six guards who refused to sign pledges of loyalty to the state or failed to show up for work on the day shift yesterday were sus pended or fired. However, O'Brien said five .were reinstated after they telephoned to say they were absent because they were afraid to cross the picket lines. The suspensions, given guards with more titan six months' em ployment, become lismissals !n 10 ployment, become dismissals in 10 days unless the cases are appealed to the State Personnel Board. O'Brien said 16 applicants for guard Jobs were being processed as rapidly as possible to nil vacancies. Force B50 weather reconnaissance plane crashed, exploded and burned near here last night, kill- intr at least 11 of the 17 men aboard. Four enlisted men miraculously survived. Two crew members are missing and feared dead. The big plane, on a routine iniS' sion from its base at Biggs Air Force Base In El Paso, Tex dived out of murky skies and bit the earth with a shattering roar at 1:13 p.m. A huge ball of lire burst into the skies, visible for miles. Sgt. Frank Imely, S.Sgt. Joseph E. wiitene and Airman I.e. John B. Patton parachuted to safety at ihe last moment. WILLOWS. Calif. l Ah Airl T. Sgt. Natuldad Vasquei was thrown clear when the plane rut. Their homes were listed as Biggs AFB. The Air Force gave no hint as to the cause of the crash. Six hours after the crash, Vas quei was still unconscious in the Willows General Hospital, wmene. Patton and Imely were also In the hospital, but appeared to be suffer ing nothing worse than shock. Air Force officials said 11 bodies had been recovered, some badly burned. Patton said a fourth man who balled out plummeted to death. His body was found near the wreck age. Willows is at the head of Sacra mento Valley in northern California. Wild Killer Draws Life From Jury PHENIX CITY, Ala. Wl A'jury struck k blow at Phentx City's tottering empire of crime last night with a life sentence verdict against the first gambler brought to trial during the wholesale vice cleanup here. Night club owner E. L. Cook, who readilv admitted killing one man and wounding two others In a wild outburst of gunplay at his honkytonk lour years ago, was con vlcted of first-degree murder. Cook, denounced by stale altor nevs as a "czar of vice ind crime," had gone unprosecuted un til the crackdown on racketeering began 15 weeks ago. A grand Jury had refused to uv diet him shortly after the killing and he went free until the investi gation was reopened by state au thorities directing the current vice cleanup. The 40-year-old Cook, whose no torious 601 Club on Phenix City's once roarlnz Dillingham Street fea tured unrestrained gambling 24 hours a day seven days a week, took the verdict quietly but his at tractive brunette wlf" screamed, "Oh nol" and sobbed hysterically that "Ood will punish them for this." Roy Smith of Phemx City, one of the defendant's four attorneys. said be expected to file a motion for a new trial. Cook, testifying 111 his own be half yesterdav. talked freely about killing taxlcab driver John Mancll and critically wounding his uncle. William Calvert Rogers, during an argument In the 601 Club Aug. ( 1960. Cook claimed self-defense In the killing, Insisting that Rogers drew a knife on him and that. Mancll came at htm with a chair. MISTAKE noTlI HARRAMENTO. Calif. 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