Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
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new lnJunctlon IN an attempt
TO enforce indignation.
Mr.. Pruden said the Federal
Government hesitated to pro-
coed directly against Gov. Fabus
because Of the fear of "a public
uprising" He said other arrests
would be made first on a test
Of public sentiment.
No Federal action seemed
likely before Monday.
Signs Painted for Marshals
However. signs warnine
against interference with
United States deputy rnarshals
were being painted here today,
The 2-by-3 foot signs read:
warning: Deputy U. S. mar
shals wearing special arm bands
and other identification are on
official duty In this vicinity
They are assisting in the exc
cution Of orders from the Fed
eral court. Any persons inter-
fering with, or obStructing, said
deputy narshals in the per-
Torrance of their duties are
liable to criminal prosecution
under Federal law"
They were signed "Beal Kidd,
U. s. Marshal"
Marshall Kidd, resident here,
declined to say where or when
the signs would be posted. They
were being prepared in a local
sign shop.
Mr.. Pruden and Mr.. Guth-
ridge listed themselves, Arkan-
sas Attorney General Bruce
Bennett and these eight others
on the list Of those scheduled
for arrest:
Mrs. Margaret jackson, pres
ident Of the Mothers League Of
Central High: Mrs. Clyde Y
Thomson, the Leagues secre-
tary; Karr Shannon, columnist
for the Arkansas Democrat;
John F. Wells, publisher of the
weekly Arkansas Recorder pub
lished here: DR.. Dale Afford
member Of the Little Rock
School Board; Letcher Lang
ford, elected last year to the
Little Rock City Board Of Di-
rectors on a segregation plat
form: Jim johnson of Crossett,
Democratic nominee for aSso-
ciate justice of the State Su-
preme Court. and r. B. Nc
Culloch Of Forrest City. attor-
ney for the State Sovereignty
Commission.
Faubus Unavailable
Gov. Faubus was not in Lit
tie Rock and not available for
comment on this report,
Reached by telephone earlier
in the day. he said he was
taking a rest and would return
to his Office Monday.
A highly placed source, who
could not be identified, said he
had been advised the United
States action in the case was
In preparation. He said he
understood it would Come
soon"
Mr.. Pruden said the source
had been vague as to just what
charges would be brought
against the II named persons.
But Mr.. Guthridge, noting he
himself was a lawyer, said this
source mentioned the injunc-
ton handed down last year by
Judge Davies.
On September 20, 1857, Unit
ed States District Judge Ronald
N. Davies of Fargo, NJ D., on
temporary assignment here,
enjoined Gov. FaubuS and "all
others in active concert" from
interfering with indignation OF
Central High School.
They intend to use the all
others phrase against us" said
Mr., Guthridge.
Newsmen Called
Mr.. Guthridge called two
newsmen to his Office to release
a statement of high import.
He and Mr.. Pruden alternated
in repeating word for word,
the best we can remember
information from the Federal
Building source.
Pressed to identify their
source, they insisted: THAT Is
something we just can't do. but
the decisions Of the Federals
were from top level"
Mr.. Guthridge began by say
ing:
"The source said the Federals
realize that their whole scheme
and theory Of a centralized, all
powerful government in Wash
ington is at stake in Little
Rock and that If Gov. Faubus
and his aides are allowed to
keep our schools segregated,
that his example would become
g. pattern throughout the
South"
Mr.. Pruden interrupted:
HE (the source) said the
Federal Governme emit has
weighed all factors carefully
and have thought through
every angle. They have antic.
ipated every move that the
Governor can possibly make
and they are ready to meet
them"
Would Resort to Tanks
They will resort to the use
of tanks, if necessary. Mr.. Pru-
den quoted the informant as
saying, Ito make such a fear
full example of Little Rock that
no other State would try to OPP
pose integration.
Asked why the II would be
arrested before Gov. Faubus
Mr.. Pruden said he understood
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