Evening star., 1947-04-13


accomplishments during long period
Righteous Indignation Impetus Political Equity
people the District Columbia
continue that militant
being thoroughly
dns he Columbia VINO '
Completely denied part in the OF their country
Nation, the
which voting
Of this must be done for their country which denies them
ticipation in running it.
These subjects the Nation for been pleading
the to the Constitution under which the
would be granted the power to strike the shac of political nqy
people for political deal have
attitude legislators these Aeri-
sn oss must enc the oa members of the British par
February Committee the judiciary hav-
the Constitution by of eight to four post
voting postponemen
February 1916 had declared themselves strongly in favor Of national
the who voted against the motion for
would have been lost BY by vote seven ZEN to d n for
quoted n the m 20 @ % o go as rs SAYING s IN In oom y
question that of enfranchsement for the people of Wash
ossen tn snd to eDs he
against democratic of Govern
including hnbusters ANY important piece Of legislation
for the Summers -Capper resolution" a
the p righteous indignation and dsternaso to
every passo oensss s speed s OF @ s
Ing local during quoted There
objective the willingness to get out and work to achieve % 1T
o, COLUMBIA is By far the most legislative
fb T @ ans In
local and especially as applied to local at
annually expended on these and other
hn onfroned bv W impossible task in seeking remedial legs-
aon from body in which it not represented m NJ W.T. on .ond
Territory Of Columbia published in
timely sketchy discussion of some features
of the local government he continues ,n,or+.nt m the
question: Territory Columbia shall be slaves
MIN predetermined not to be
d rber who nrsse % s the
literally obviate them all argument will prove unsuccessful @ another
is not the Judgment which erIs it the M heart which IN 81
perious and critical situation settled
proper basis period calm t and Ta1 hts an a
ingenuity possibly nerpose between them and their
right. . =. s..u. .s
the fin ness and d. nnn ass %
residing their hopes Of
relief rs h M ct . have save, M G Se ns sna and n
the desire of free and people to fratenze with
Now is the time to continue the fight relentlessly
Alcoholism as a Disease No Alibi for Drunken Driving
story March 80 states: Drunken driving is
increasing Washington according George Keneipp District d
of traffic permits for January and February
this These indicate 40 cent increase over the correspond
Mr. Kenpps check with police authorities showed
of IA cent the number Of
revoaons the time because interval eap before action
Revelations trials other techni
calties.
motor vehicle too serious
of driving privileges He said:
drinking
s se sa he o own SAFETY
considered
officials trouble that there entirely too much
its provisions for the protection
penalty of clearly indicate
recognition this legislation of the extreme
penalties follows
Columbia of the penalty clauses
question:
influence of intoxicating
narcotic motor vehicle in the District ANY
subdivision shall
than $500 imprisoned not
conviction the
oense than 81 900 imprisoned
conviction of violation
shall certify forthwith
permit of such individual"
machinery
fine.
hesitation because
the offender
familiar with this question the
effective penalties fine in substantial
corporation probation better
that offender back with other
criminals the probation office This often costs
nj pride time than fine
tenderheared the
law in actual practice against the who cannot
chase immunity by paying a fine has be jailed.
which recognized
under this theory So far the has not been heard regarding
drunken sick OF.
tment