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Legal Notice
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
office of
on STATE

SECRETARY OF STATE
/, Heber Ladner.. Secretary of State,
do certify that the Charter of Incor-
poration hereto attached entitled the
Charter of Incorporation of
MARI-DON APPAREL. INC.
was pursuant to the provision of Title
81, Code of Mississippi of 1912. Re
corded in the Records of Incorporation
in this Office Photo-Stat Book No.
Thirteen. pages 35-38.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State of Mississippi here
unto affixed. this 18th day of August,
SEAL HEBER LADNER.
Secretary of State.
THE CHARTER OF INCoRPORA-
TIoN of MARI-DON APPAREL, INC,
!. The corporate title of said COM
pany is Mari-Don Apparels. Inc.
q. The names of the incorporators
are
Don chisolm, p~ostoffice P~ascaeoula.
Mary I. Mcdonald. postoffiee Pas
3. The domiciie is at P~ascagoula.
4 Amount of capital stock and par
ticuIars as to class or classes thereofi
Ten Thousand $50. 900. 000l Dollars. all
common stock.
s.. Number of shares for each class
~
f2O01 shares. common stock. of the par
value of Fifty $4,000 dollars per
g. The period of existence mot to
exceed fifty years. Is fifty years.
4. The purpose for which 1t Is ere.
ated. To design and-or manufacture n
sell. at Pascagoula. Mississippi. ard at
such other places as may be fssisnat=
ed by the Board OF Directors all types,
kinds and character of clothing. wear
ing apparel. millinery and az sessortes,
at wholesale or retail. To own. lease.
acquire or otherwise possess. and dis
pose of. real property. and all types OF
machines. cutters. machinery. tools.
furnishings, furniture. equipment and
materials used and useful in the opera
tion of such business. To W regis
tered trade marks or devices to prop
eriy identity garments and wearing
apparel manufactured and-or distrtbut-
al in the operation of the corporate
business. To do and perform. In the
management. operation and conduct of
sueh business all acts german or an
ciItHrv thereto.
The rights and powers that may he
exercised by the CORPORATION. in addi-
ton 10 the foregoing. are those con-
ferred by Chapter A. Title n. Code of
Mississippi Of 1912. and amendments
& Number Of shares of zach class
TO be subscribed and paid for before
the CORPORATION may begin business;
Forty t40l shsres common stock.
MApY y. MCDONALD.
DON cHISnLM
ArKNowt .FpcFMENT 49, 90.
eTATF OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
This das personally appeared before
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. 9i8Tl


THE STATE c.v aISSISSIpPI
To May Herring Davis, $50 East seth
st. New York, N. Y: II. c. Herring.
PIP Front Street, Georgetown. S. c.;
Frank l.. Herring, Cusseta Road, Co
lumbus, Ca.
You are hereby summoned to appear
before the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of jackson in said State. on the
Second Monday in December A. D.
1913. to defend suit No. 9l87t in said
Court in the matter of Estate of Mrs.
Lola b, Herring. Deceased, W. B. Her
ring, Hazel Herring. and Wyatt Her
ring. petitioners. wherein YOU are a
defendant. and wherein petitioners seek
Il close said Estate, and Q are
commanded to appear and show cause
IL any you can why final account
should not be approved. and Executors
and bondsmen finally discharged and
estate closed as fully set out in bill
on file.
This 2srd day of August A. D.. 1913.
N. c. EVERETT.
Chancery Clerk.
jackson County. Mississippi
BY f. M. Galloway. d. c.
B-27. 9-3. 10, II
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per plat on file in Plat Book /. page
Sc in the office of the Chancery Clerk
of Jackson County. Mississippi, and all
being in Section 2. Township Z South,
Range 9 West. Jackson County. Missis-
sippi. also Tract AZ in Block 5, Sub
urban Acres Subdivision. according TO
survey and plat Book l. page SO, Jack
son County, Records, containing 5 acres.
more or less, together with all build
ings. fences and improvements thereon.
The successful bidder or bidders
therefor required TO deposit with said
Special Commissioner 1875 of the
amount of their bid pending the ie-
port of said Special Commissioner for
confirmation or further proceedings
herein.
The said sale is being made in pur-
suance of said decree for partition of
the proceeds of same.
Sale of the property will be made
by the undersigned as Special Com
missioner only and without warranty
of title on his part, and the sale is to
be made subject to confirmation of the
Chancery Court of jackson County,
Mississippi. ar the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. 1948.
Witness my hand and seal OF office
this the 23rd day of August A. D.. 1913.
N. G. EVERETT.
Special Commissioner and chancery
Clerk of Jackson County, Miss.
tSEAL)
2f-8-2T. 90
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KENTUCKY KERNELS

MIAMI-AP-There are more
Kentucky kernels at Hialeah this
summer than at the height of win
ter racing at the Florida track.
lis like this. There was consid-
cradle quantity of Kentucky corn
in the hay taken from stalls for
a protective blanket for the rae
ing strip in the offsseason. The
seed took root. and the Hialeah
track has accidentally become ;
f1ourishing corn patch.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
| Jackson County School Board viii
meet in the office of The County
superintendent of Education at the
Court House in ~Paseaeoula, Missis-
sippf. on Saturday. August %, 1913.
at 9 a. m. for the following pur-
posess
/. To receive bids for the furnish
ing of gasoline for Wade county
owned school buses.
2 To receive bids for furnishing
of oil and ereases for maintenance
Of county school buses.
3. To receive bids for lettering 10
school buses.
q. To receive bids for furnishing
parts and equipment for maintenance
of school buses.
S To receive bids for furnishing
Of fifteen T50x20 10 ply first grade
truck tires.
6. To receive bids for reeapping
fifteen 750y10 truck tires.
I. To receive bids for 25 small and
Is medium size chair desks.
8. To receive bids for transporta-
ton routes.
o. To transact any other business
authorized by law.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. F MEGEHEE. Chairman.
3t-8-f3. 20. 81
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the 3rd day of September. 1913, for
Street Improvement Bonds Of the City
Of P~ascagoula. hereinafter specified,
which said bonds are TO be issued IN
pursuance of an ordinance and other
proceedings of the Board OF MAYOR
cagoula, Mississippi. The bonds to be
sold are general obligations of the
City of ~Pascagouia, Mississippi, to the
payment of which the full faith and
credit of the Said City Is pledged and
said bonds are TO bear date of De-
tober /, 1913. and provide for the pay
ment of interest not to exceed 6
percent per annum, which interest Is
TO be fixed by the Board of Mayor
and Councilfnen of the City of Pas
cagoula. by proper proceedings after
sne acceptance Of me paa and N
said bonds.
The said bonds are TO be number
ed from n t1l to thirty t30l. both
inclusive and are In the denomfna-
tons of One Thousand Dollars ISL
00o.oo), each. interest on same being
payable semi-annually. on the .1st day
of April and October OF each wear
after their date and the same mature
in their numerical order on the first
day of October in the following man
ner;
Bonds Nos and 2 mature on oc-
Bonds Nos. 3 and 4 mature on oe-
tober |, 1850.
Bonds Nos. 5 and 6 mature on oc-
tober 1, 1851.
Bonds nos 7 and 8 mature on Oc-
tober 1. 1859.
Bonds Nos. . and 10 mature on oc-
tober |, 1858.
Bonds Nos II and IL mature on oc-
tober l. 1854.
Bonds Nos; 10 mi IA mature on
October /, 1885.
Bonds Nos. IS and is mature on
October /. 1856.
Bonds Nos. II and 10 mature on
October l. 1857.
Bonds Nos. 10 and 20 mature on
October l. 1853.
Bonds Nos. 81 and % mature ON
October l., 1883.
Bonds Nos. % and "a mature on
October 1. 1860.
Bonds Nos. Is and 20 mature m
October l. 1861.
Bonds Nos. "a and 20 mature on
October /, 1862.
Bonds Nos. % and 30 mature on
Making a total of $50. 900. 90.
Each bidder shall file with their
bid cashiers or certified check
payable to the City of P~ascagoula, Mis-
ing bidders good faith. which amount
viii be returned in the event the bid
Is not accepted. but II is to be re-
tanned as liquidated damage In the
event the bid is accepted and not
complied with by the bidder.
The Board of Mayor and Council
men of the City of Pascagoula re-
serves the right TO waive any form
alities and to reject any and all bids
filed.
Said bonds to be validated and their
legality approved bv Charles & Trauer-
-I-f.l RtaG kUtneA4IFf
DONE at Pascagoula. Mississippi.
upon this the 10th day of August.
l94a. by order of the Board OF Mavor
and Counci1men of the City of Pas
cagoula. Mississippi.
v. p. DEJEAN. City Clerk
Bv Marion Wilson, Deputy Clerk.
fSEAL1
2t-8-2O. n
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Notice Is hereby given that the
Jackson County School Board VIII re-
ceive bids up TO Saturday, August 70.
1913. at 0 a. m. for the furnishing OF
transportation for school children on
the following described routess
1. Beginning at the old Ravens
place and transporting all children
entitled to transportation to the Van
cIeave School, Distance 3 miles and
approximately 2 children.
q. Beginning at the colored set
Element at LaRue and thence to the
Ocean Springs Colored School via
Batson's and McLaurin's Place trans
porting all children entitled to trans
portation. Distance Is miles and APP
proximately is children.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL, BOARD
A. +. MEGEHEE. Chairman
T. r. JOHNSON. Secretary.
4t-B-6, Is, 20, 81.
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NOTICE 70 cnEnTroRs

Letters of Administration having
been granted on the nth day of Au-
gust. 1913. by the Chancery Court of
jackson County. Mississippi. to the
undersigned upon the estate of Cooper
FURRY. deceased. notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against the estate to have same pro-
bated and registered by the Clerk Of
Court according to law within six
months from the date letters were
granted or they will be forever barred.
This the nth day of August. lg4a.
MRS. LESSEE FURRY.
A. n-a-o0. 81. "a 10.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
of ths

III AN099
Notice is hereby given that at the
September, 1913. meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of the City OF
Moss Point. Mississippi, to be held in
the City Hall. beginning on Tuesday.
September 7ths 1913. at 7 o'clock p. m.
said Board of Mayor and Aldermen
will take up for consideration the mat
ter of equaIizing the real estate and
personal property tax assessments in
said CITY for the wear 1913. The meet
lngs of said Board will continue from
night to night until the work of equal
ization has been completed.
Taxpayers having any complaints
10 make are requested to appear. be-
fore the Board of Mayor and Alder
men at the September meeting.
BY order of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the CITY of Moss
Point. Mississippi. this the 3rd day OF
W. q. STEWART, Clerk
4t-s-13. 20. 81. 90
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids for the grading and
Ievelling OF the Moss Point High
school baseball field will be recefv-
ed up until 10 a. m Saturday. August
2sth. 194s, by the Board of Trustees
of the Moss Point school District at
which time they will be opened. Com
plefe information available In office
of superintendent.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Moss Point School District,
JULIAN RIVERS, Secretary.
s-e. 10. 20. 27-4t
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL
coMdIssIoEEE.s SALE

STATE Of
COUNTY OF JACKSON
MRS MARTHA C. JOHNSON -.
MRS. MANY BARTON. EFT AL
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the decree of the Chancery
Court of Jackson County. Mississippi,
rendered at the June. 1913 Term of this
Courf wherein the undersigned was
appointed Special Commissioner to
make sale of certain lands in the above
STYLED cause on the End day Of August.
1913. but due to improper notice of
sale said land was not sold and u
pursuance to decree from said Court
dated August 7. 1913. as Special Com
missioner appointed by the said Court
will on Monday the 9Th day OF Sep
tenrer. 1aa8. within legal hours 81
the front door of the Court House of
Jackson County. Mississippi. offer for
sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed properly situated in Jackson
County, Mississippi. to-wat:
Tract 50. So. 81. ard $ consisting ef
20 acres also about 2 acres in Tract GO
described as follows.
Besfuptne At 4 point ne feet West Of
the Northeast Corner Of said Traet IN.
shence Wet 1a2 feet along the North
line - said tract ths~se S1et1 s03
feet. theree East along the South line
OF said Trpct 1872 feet thence MORT
607 Feet To the point If beginning all
of the above PROPERTY heine IN Block
, Of Suburban Acres Subdivision. as
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NorIcE or SALE

On Saturday. August 20. 1a4e. at
200 o'clock pm. at its office In
Lucedale. Mississippi. The Singing
River Electric Power Association viii
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the following vehicles:
1--fg45 Ford t-ton Pickup Truck.
1--1g46 Ford 1-ton Pickup Truck.
LIST WHY'S Jeep.
2-1943 International 3-4-ton Trucks
fArmy S%urplus).
1-fg43 Dodge Truck. 3-4-ton tArmy
S~uroius).
These vehicles may be Inspected at
the office of the Association at any
time prior to the sale. between the
hours of 900 o'clock am. and 500
o'clock pm.
II. L. HOPPER. JR..
Office Manager.
% O m OF
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. i0495

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate of Mar
garet Cordell, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned by the Chancery
Court of Jackson County, Mississippi,
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
their claims to the Clerk of Said
Court and to have them probated and
allowed within six months from this
date, failure to do so Will bar the
claim.
This the 3tsf dav of July, 1913.
VIRGINIA FERGUSON,
4t-a-6. -. 20. q Executrlx.
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Notice is hereby given that the
Jackson County School Board will re-
ceive bids up TO Saturday, August ~.
1913. at Q a. m. for the following:
/. Furnishing gasoline for Wade
County-owned School Buses.
2. Furnishing of oil and freases
for maintenance of County School
Buses.
3. Lettering 10 School Buses.
4. : Furnishing of parts and equip
ment for maintenance of School Buses.
s.. Furnishing of Fifteen 750x2o.io
ply first grade truck tires. tSpecify
brand and guarantee.)
0. Recapping fifteen 75ox2o TUCK
tires.
4. Delivery of Is small and rs me-
dunn size chair desks. First grade
The right Is reserved to reject any
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. F. MEGEHEE, Chairman
T. z. JOHNSON. Secretary.
4t-B-6, 10, 20, n
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Notice is hereby given that sealed
tees Of 81. Martin School District at
ST. Martin School Hous up 70 Tues
day. September 7. l948. at TOO p. m.
for the erecting of a classroom build
Ing. plans and specifications are on
file with NJ. f.. Taconi. Supt. OF st.
Martin Consolidated School District.
RID. Biloxi, Mississippi.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Chairman.
J, L. BROWN. Secretary.
MAT JORDAN.
4t-s-f3. 20. 81. 90.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

To Howard Steward Robinson. u War
den of the Federal Prison Camp
Springfield, Missouri.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County
OF jackson in said State, on the Sec
ond Monday in December A. d. 1913,
to defend suit No. 10.504 in said Court
of Edythe Behe Robinson wherein YOU
are q defendant. and wherein Com,
plainant seeks Decree of Divorce and
custody of minor child as fully SCI
out in bill on file.
This 23rd day of August. 1913.
~. c. EVERETT.
Clerk, Chaneery Court,
Jackson County. MISSISSIPPI
8y E. M. Galloway, d. c.
s-27, s-3. 10
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Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids nil be received At The office of
the Clerk of the citv of ~paseagoula,
Jackson Comfy. Mississippi. up 60 the
hour Of 800 o'clock pm. on Friday,
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Receipt
Number Name Description
is LeoIa and Lucius Duck, West SO
feet OF lot on Concrete Road Barnes
Place In Dabbs Tract. per DB w,
g 1884. 3rd and 4th install
1908 ii. A. Kruse. South s5t feet of Lot
s.. Square "a" per. DB "a. page 90.
In Ker Tract. less the west 70 feet.
Srd and 4th instailments unpaidl $50.
1852 Lawrence Smith. North ! of Lot =:
Block /, ]. B, Delmas Tract, per Db
IS. page 564. t3rd and 4th Instruments
uupatd -. 80, - -"
1907 Morris r.. Bosarge. Lot on North
side Dupont Avenue In Guriie tract
per Oh 80. page 457, corn
er Dupont Ave, and Canty. St.) sra
and 4th installments unpaid -.e.~-.
Witness my hand and signature II
(sEAL)
4t-s-27. go. 10. II
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DEF NoUENr MUNICIPAL TAX SALE
CITY OF PAsCAGoULA MISSISSIPPI
I will sell at public outcrv to the highest bidder. for cash. az me Ton
door of the City Hall in the City of Pascasoula. jackson County state Oh
missshpp MONDAY THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1919
during legal hours. the following described land. or so mucn meIeoi al
NAV be necessary IL make the amount of taxes u thereon TOT TN isch
wear le47 mi costs, and ether unpaid take M costs -----
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-. ACKNOWt fFDCFMENT 800. -
Staff OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
This dat personally appeared before
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discussion and free thinking to
which we as people claim
primary attachment.
To neglect this duty in a pro-
ceeding in which we are called
upon to judge whether par
ticular individual has failed to
manifest attachment to the Con-
stitution would be ironical in
deed.
1T WAS argued at the bar that
since Article V contains no limi-
tations, person can be attached
to the Constitution no matter
how extensive the changes are
that he desires, so long as he
seeks to achieve his ends within
the framework of Article ".
The district court did not state
in its findings what principles
held by petitioner Schneider
mani or by the Communist Party
were opposed to the Constitution
and indicated lack of attachment.
With regard to the Constitu-
tional changes he desired, petit
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fighting Germany.

THE conspiracy" part of the
charge cites only the reconstitu-
ton of the American Commu-
mist party in 1945, which was
fully reported by Communist
and other newspapers at the
time.
The further accusation of
conspiracy to "teach Marxism"
duplicates Thought control" as
practiced in the Japan which
the Allies had to smash as a
world menace in World War II.
Regarding "force and VIC
lence," Wallace pointed out
most pertinently that he would
like to see a little more legal
action against those who have
actually used it here, with or
without a theory to justify their
action, like lynchers in the
south and the police who go
around cracking the heads of
peaceful pickets in strikes.
- =
AS FOR pure principle, that
subversive document, the Dec
laration Of independence, as
serts the peoples right to "alter
or abolish" any government
that no longer suits them, with
out limiting the means.
The rest of the Declaration
denounces violence against the
people. making it clear that It's
authors trusted The people not
to use similar means except
when justified by tyranny. II
made governments responsible
for ruling so wisely that no one
would be provoked TO revolt for
legitimate grievance. It did not
call individuals criminal for
speaking of what always has
happened. and will happen.
wherever general grievances
persist.
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An opinion on free fhouqI,1

toner testified that he believed
in the naturalization of the,
means Of production and ex-
change with compensation, and
the preservation and utilization
of our democratic structure :.
as far as possible for the advan-
tage of the working classes"
a
HE STATED that the dictator,
ship of the proletariat" to him
meant mot government, but !.
state of things" in which "the
majority of the people shall
really direct their own destinies
and use the instrument of the
state for these truly democratic
ends"
None of this is necessarily in
compatible with the general
political philosophy" of the Con-
stituiion as outlined above by,
the Government.
1t is true that the Fifth Amend
ment protects private property,
even against taking for public
usue without compensation. But
throughout our history, many
sincere people whose attachment
to the general constitutional
scheme cannot be doubted have,
for various and even divergent
reasons, urged differing degrees
of governmental ownership and
control of natural resources, basic
means of production, and banks
and the media of exchange, either
with or without compensation.
AND something once regarded
as a species of private property
was abolished without compen-
sating the owners when the in
stitution of slavery was forbid
den.
Can il be said that the author .
Of the Emancipation Proclama-
tion and the supporters of the
Thirteenth Amendment were
not attached to the Constitution?
We conclude that the lack of
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cal changes is necessarily not
attached TO the Constitution.
AS Justice Holmes said. Sure
lY il cannot show lack of attach
ment to the principles of the
Constitution that lionel thinks it
can be improved"
CRITICISM of, and the sim
cerity of desires to improve the
Constitution should not be judged
by conformity to prevailing
thought because, "if there is any
principle of the Constitution that
more imperatively calls for at
tachment than any other, it is the
principle of free thought-not
free thought for those who agree
with us, but freedom for the
thought that we hate"
Whatever attitude we may in
dividuallY hold toward persons
and organizations that believe in
or advocate extensive changes in
our existing order. il should be
our desire and concern at all
times to uphold the right of free
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THE constitutional faith
L ers, fresh from a revo-
luton; did not forge a poll
teal sstrait-jacket for the
generations to come.
Instead they wrote Article v.
and the First Amendment, guar
anteeing freedom of thought,
soon followed. Article v contains
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BY ISRAEL EPSTEIN

HE indie m n of IL
l. A eric can Communist
leaders may strike a new note
in US. history, but labor and
the people elsewhere in the
world will recognize it as an
old story.
They know that persecution
of Communists, wherever it oc-
ours, is an early step in a gen.
eral ct airy offensive.
When taken by a government
already equipped with an anti
labor record, such as the Taft
Hartley law, they recognize it
unerringly as an advanced step
in the march to fascism and
war.
Henry Wallace was among
the first American non-Com-
munists 10 stress the first part
of this proposition. He COM
mented on the recent arrests
that The history Of Germany.
Italy. Japan and Franco Spain
should teach us" that defense
of the civil rights of Com
munists is the first line in The
defense of the civil Liberties of
a democratic people," The
american Civil Liberties Union.
which is anti Communist in its
politics. said much the same
thing.
THE second point was made
impressively by Thomas Mann,
great German liberal novelist
who witnessed the rise of Hitler
in his old home and is now a
US. citizen.
Almost year ago Mann
Jeopardized his status as new
American by telling the House
unAmerican activities commit
tee in Washington that he had
the honor to expose myself as
a hostile witness" against its
bounding Of alleged "red'
writer's in Hollywood. Not him