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Evening star., 1951-02-18
Auto Show in CHICAGO Features 200 Models

The roadsters body, frame and
chassis are built in England by
Healy. Nash makes the engine
and assemblies the car in the
United States. 1t will sell in the
high-price field for around $4,000
but production will be limited to
about 125 cars.
Packard is Offering a hardtop
convertible for the first time. 1t
has a 135-horsepower engine with
conventional drive or 138-horse-
power plant with automatic drive.
Oldsmobile unveiled its Super
"88" with a wider body and a
wrap around rear window for in
creased vision.
New Plymouth models feature
safety improvements. including a
wider windshield and narrower
windshield pillars for better vi
sion.
Chrysler offers a new 180-horse-
power engine, which it claims is
the most powerful passenger-car
engine in the auto industry. j
Also on display at the SIS million
show are nine truck lines and
equipment, parts and accessories.
Close to half a million people
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Lost Wallet Found, ,
Courtesy of Police,
But There's Fee

Viljo Lehto. visitor from Elk
ton, Md, woke up from a short
nap in a Northwest tavern Friday
and couldn't find his wallet.
So he pulled a fire box at Four
teenth street and Rhode Island
avenue NV, waited for police and
firemen and explained he wanted
to report missing wallet.
Police, disagreeing that pulling
a fire box was the simplest way to
make report, took Lehto, 33, to
the Third Precinct. There they
found the missing wallet in a cuff
of Lehto's trousers.
Municipal Court Judge Milton
S. Kronheim, jr., yesterday ordered
Lehto to pay $25 or 80 days for
turning in a false alarm.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Central Library Offers
Literary Recordings

Literary, dramatic and language
recordings now are available for
use of the public at the Central
Library. Eighth and K streets
NV. These are in addition to
those circulated by the music di-
vision of the library.
Among literary recordings avail
able are albums of Goth Century
poetry, with contemporary poets
reading their own verses. Dra-
matte recordings include excerpts
from Hamlet" read by Maurice
Evans. John Gielgud and Law
renee Olivier; Julius Caesar" by
Orson Welles. and Macbeth"
with Mr.. Evans and Judith An
derson.
The IT Can Hear It Now" Sc
ries of recordings Of actual events
and voices since 1888 are avail
able in the history division of the
library Language records and
study guides and recordings for
practicing shorthand speeds also
are available.
More than 20 million meteors
enter the atmosphere of the earth
daily.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

are expected to view the exhibits
before the show closes February
IS. Last year 478,O00 attended.
Sponsor of the exhibit is the
Chicago Automobile Trade Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

GOLDEN WEDDING-My. and
Mrs. John A. King of 1905
Fordham street, Lewisdale,
Md, who recently observed
their 50th wedding anniver-
sary. Mr.. King, who retired
from Woodward & LothrOp
after more than 20 years serv-
ice, and Mrs. King have three
daughters.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

One-quarter of all the inhabi-
tants of Argentina lives in Buenos
Aires.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

More than 20 million meteors
enter the atmosphere of the earth
daily.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
ERIE TWP.

Dr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Rowe
and family of Fostoria were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharp
and family of Euclid visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Sharp over the weekend.
Mrs. Clifford Snider attended
the funeral of an uncle in Ellis
ton or Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Lange
and MIR. and Mrs. William Kar-
shuk were New Year Day guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon DomecS
IN Wauseon.
Willis LeFevre and daughters
Janet and Janis visited his moth
er in Defiance Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miner Of
Toledo were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Fritsche Friday.
Miss Nancy Anderson of Cleve
land was New Years Day guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Williams,
returning to her home Monday
evening with James, Marilyn and
Glen Williams who had spent the
weekend with their parents here
Mrs. Milton Floro and Charlotte
visited relatives in Elmore Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Escom Brown are
entertaining his brother and fam
lily of River, Kentucky, this week
Mrs. Willard Fritsche is doing
substitute teaching in the Port
Clinton High school this week.
Mrs. Willis LeFevre, Janis and
Janet returned home Friday eve
ming from a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reep in Clev"-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tezotte ol
Adrian, Mich, were guests of Nv
and Mrs. Harold Lezotte and fam
lily, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Willard Fritsche enter
tanned Misses Minnie Pomrankt.
and Ruth Scheuerman of Oas
Harbor at dinner on Friday eve
ming.
Miss Hazel Miller returned to
her teaching duties at Rocky Rig
er, Monday after spending hel
vacation here with her parents.
Nj. and Mrs. Harley Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Daup had
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyers of Toledo and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Tettau as dinner
guests on New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Whipp,e
entertained number of friends
and relatives from Woodville Of
4 New Years Eve party.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Spitfires Have
Tough Hockey Line

TOLEDO, O.-With the parent
Detroit Red Wings anxious to
have orc team from the Detroit
area in the international Hockey
League playoffs, it is believed
that the Windsor Spitiires viii
present greatly strengthened
lineup when they square of with
the Toledo Mercurys Saturday
night in Sports Arena.
On their last visit here Decerl-
Der %, the Spitfres pushed the
Mercurys all the way but we've
tumbled 3 to L. II was the best
game the Spitires have played
against the Mercurys this season
the Spits improvement no doubt
being largely due to the active
coaching job jim Skinner has
turned in since he took over two
weeks ago
Each home hockey program has
heen embellished by a prelimi-
nary game starting at 7 p. M, be.
tween teams from the Toledo Re
creation Hockey League. TheSr
hockey stars of the future take
their play seriously with inter
estina contests resulting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
EMERGENCY Creates JOBS FOR
200 SKILLED men AT cod

Because of its expanded pro-
gram due to the National Emer-
gency, Erie Ordnance Depot
needs 200 additional skilled me-
chanics Immediately, it was an
nounced today by Col. E. M.
Webb, Commanding officer.
Rates of pay for these posi-
tons start at $1.31 an hour, and
90 up to S179 an hour.
Positions to be filed include:
artillery professors, fire control
instrument repairmen, remote
control repairmen, and warehouse
men, all grade 5; civilian gunner,
all grade 6; artillery repairmen
fire control instrument repair
men, maintenance mechanics,
machine tool operators, spray ma
chine operators, remote control
repairmen, Warehousmen, and
surface treaters, all grade :,
vapor hone operators and civilian
gunners, all grade 8; artillery re-
pairmen, fire control instrument
repairmen, maintenance mechan-
les, remote control repairmen,
honing machine operators, armor
plate testers, and abrasive blast
all grade 6; artillery repairmeI,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Stolen Car Moved
In Towing Error

After spending two days and
nights searching the city for a
1887 WHY'S which had been re-
ported stolen from Jefferson St.
near second, Wednesday night.
police located the vehicle in a
parking lot on Laurel avenue,
early Friday.
They were puzzled when they
found the keys in the car, and its
owner, Rollin Macdonald, 663
Central street, Lakeside, who re-
ported his car stolen, was equally
nonplussed, as he had no recol-
lection of having an extra set of
keys at the time of parking his
car.
A little investigation disclosed
that a local garage had been
called to move a car from a point
near the Port Theatre.
1t seems the wrong car was
moved. Garage men reported that
there had been two cars of ldenti-
cal appearance near the theatre.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
CATAWBA

Mr., and Mrs. Harry Knorr are
spending several months in Flor
ida. Their home is being occu-
pied by Charles Bauman and
family during their absence.
Among other families who will
spend the remainder Of the Win
ter in the sunny south are the
Maurice Smiths and the Bud
Qualmans, who left Tuesday.
Both homes will be occupied dur
in" their absence
The Mothers Club will meet
Wednesday evening, Jan. 3, with
Mrs. Edward Ludwig.
The Ladies' Afternoon Club
will meet Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 3, with Mrs. George Lem
norman. Following potluck
luncheon at 1890 the following
program will be given: Roll Call,
Noted Aviators. Dayton, Mrs. j.
c. West and Paul Laurence Dun
bar by H. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rhodes
are preparing to vacate the
Woodman farm and take up their
residence with Ed DhodeS, at
SunnySide.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Brigleib and
family moved this week to Cleve-
land, whore he is employed. Mrs,
Eleanor Boss and son, David, ac-
companied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Owen were
Christmas Day guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Bodi in Sandusky,
Ralph Owen has accepted job
as part time custodian at the Port
Cl ,.1ton post Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zepp, son
Harold and daughter of Cleveland
were Sunday guests of Mrs. E,
F. Later and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. West had
with them over the Holidays, Dr.,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
BEL | { v u { is
NEXT tt R { AT
FOR REDSKINS
Invading Redmen Will Meet
Home TOwnerS First
Time Friday

After taking a pummeling from
Maumee last Thursday in which
the Redskins put up the gamest
ight of the season, their mettle
will be sorely tried by the invad-
ing Bellevue team this Friday on
the home floor.
1t will be Port Clinton'S sixth
clash of the season and the first
against tse much touted Bellevue
Redmen this year. In the North
ern Ohio League, those member
schools which have met Bellevue
have found the going rough, but
the Redmen take all comers in
stride, whether they are league
members or not. Bellevue is not
in the league.
Port Clinton'S heavy engage
ment with Maumee last Thursday,
however, sharpened their wits
and their tomahawks, and local
fans believe that there will be a
few good tricks pulled from the
Redmen's experience against the
Maumee encounter which was tied
at the half and ended 62-48 after
a burst of speed from the river
men.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
OFFICERS ENTERTAIN

Highllghtlng the social actlVl@y
at Erie Ordnance Depot during
the holidays was the annual New
Years Eve Party at the Officers
Mess.
TIE committee in charge of the
dinner dance was composed OF
CWO and Mrs. George CRUDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. LenniS Valance and
Maj. Roland Merritt, of the post
and Miss Dorothy Kerr, Port Clin-
ton.
AS is customary on an Army
post, Col. E. M. Webb, Command
ing Officer, and Mrs. Webb held
an open house for post resident,
and friends Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Ward. Jr.,
entertained friends at Tom and
Jerry parties over the weekends
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWS. PORT CLINTON. ONO
Cooper Is Named
On GIN Committee

General Motors has announced
that Gordon S. Cooper, local Bu-
ick dealer for the past seven
months, has been appointed to
serve the next year as GIN. Com
munity Relations Chairman for
Port Clinton and the vicinity. The
Craftsmanship carries a communi-
ty service responsibility. GINS
Department of public relations
makes available to the public a
variety of interesting and educa-
tional materials in the form of
motion pictures, booklets and
presentations.
AS GINS Community Rela-
tions Chairman, Cooper will be
in a position to cooperate with
club groups, the schools, or any
other local organizations which
may find the General Motors ma
terial of interest for use in the
development of programs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05

Hundreds of hunters roamed
the woods in 10 eastern and
southern Ohio counties this week,
taking advantage of the four-day
any-deer, any-size which closes
this Friday at 4 p. m. Deer were
repored plentiful in some areas.
Ohio nimrods were permitted
to stalk the deer treils in 19 of
the 88 counties of the state, the
largest number of counties here
10 6I III sUeIl Io9p 9ql YIels o.
whitetails. The 1851 season was
the first in Ohio since 1948.
The Ohio deer population is at
a peak, and the hunters had more
territory in which to hunt.
Over 5000 hunters shouldered
guns for deer in 1948 and 5000
brought home trophy. This
year permit sales have doomed in
the past few days, and with the
final rush, it is thought the total
sales neared the $4,000 mark,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to. thank my many rela.
tives, friends and neighborS for
your thoughtfulnesS in time of
my great sorrow, the loss of my
beloved husband, Warner Buxton,
Sr, Especially do l thank em-
ployees of East Clinton Lumber &
Coal Co., The Willing Workers
League and officers of First Bap-
tiSt church; also Triumph church.
Gypsum Tabernacle, for the beau
tiful flowers. Thanks to Nei-
decker's for their kind services and
burial corps. Rev. c, w. William
Rt. Rev. B. F. Erwin for your
beautiful services.
MRS. MARY BUXTON.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
ICE FIS H N C.
GAINS HOLIDAY.
NJ 0 M { N 7 u N.
Hundreds OF Shanties Dot
Bay Areas Over The
Weekend

The New Year weekend provid-
ed field days for Bay ice fisher
men. The solid ice expanses lii
the Baybridge area brought out
hundreds of shanties which dot
ted the thick ice slab.
Several cars ventured out on
the ice and there were hundreds
of men and boys who braved the
icy winds without shelters.
Crouching over the small holes
cut in the ice was chilly business
but many were rewarded with
small catches.
Although there is plenty of ice
in Lake Erie. the threat of the
customary January thaw is i'm
pending beginning with Tues.
days persistent rainfall.
1t has been reported that fish,
ING around Put-in-Bay has not
been up to expectations.
There have been several trips
from South Bass to Port Clinton
by automobile, but veteran lake
fishermen urge anyone with good
automobiles not to try the stunt.
There were several sedans on the
bay last Saturday, but most autos
used for the precarious ice jour
neys are open Jobs so that if
they do break through the occu-
pants have a chance to escape.
Blue gills, pickerel and perch
are being caught in fair quantity
at Lake Erie points as we'll as
on the Michigan lakes.
The rabbit season has closed
in Ohio until next fall, but the
opossum and raccoon season will
remain open until January Is.
Trapping along Lake Erie will
remain open until January Is.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Port Clinton Cagers
Put Up Terrific
Opening Battle

Port Clinton's valiant Redskins
put up a game battle against the
aggressive Maumee cagers on the
river dwellers' home floor, Thurs
day, but were smotherer in the
final stanza to the tune of So
to 48.
Maumee had been confident
after their victory over Tiffin
Calvert $3.50. but we're much
surprised defensive team when
the Port Clintonites forged ahead
eight points two minutes before
the half period.
The first quarter was touch and
go, with the Redskins holding
the hometowners IL to 13. The
furious pace set by Port Clinton
rolled them through the second
stanza with one point up for a
il to Is lead.
After the half the river toss
ers started pressing, stealing the
ball on many occasions and
breaking loose all over the boards
with it. Still the Redskins stay
ed in the game, rolling up 10
to Maumee's 18 in the third and
dropping back to IL against
Maumee's 18 in the final quarter.
Jim Coyle was the Redskin top
man, crossing 18 points, against
Maumee's star, Spencer, who was
lower on the totem pole, with
Is points.
Port Clinton's Schaffer turned
in a brilliant game for II points.
Close behind him was Jack
Budd's equally we'll earned IL
points. Ted Selgo accounted for
four and Klein three. Mazurik
and Wightman failed to score.
Chapman, Goodman and Jacobs
did not get into the fray
Maumee's Braken helped turn
the tide against the Clinton;tes
with his six sharp field goals and
singleton foul goal, for 13
points. Henderson turned in
three and Pratt, two. Rogers and
Quiniff were scoreless.
Sharing in the evenings loss
for Port Clinton was the Reserve
game which ended 46 to 34 in
favor of the Maumee Juniors.
The Varsity score:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
deer PLENTIFUL AS F0UR-DAY
SEASON COMES T9 END FRIDAY

meaning that about 5000 deer
we're taken during the four-day
season.
The counties open to deer hunt
ing were: Adams, Ashtabula, Co.
lum5iaaa, Geauga, Harrison, JEFF
ferson, Holmes, Lake, Lorain, Ma
honing, Medina, Portage, Scioto,
Stark, Summit. Trumbull, Tusca-
rawas, Washington, and Wayne.
The hunting hours were from
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. EST. Deer
were to be taken with shotgun
only, loaded with single ball or
rifie1 slug, or bow (of not less
than 40 pound pulD and barblesS
arrows. Crossbows or bows drawn,
held or released by mechanical
means, were prohibited.
Deer of either sex, regardless
of age were taken. Possession
limit was one. The use of dogs
was prohibited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Yacht Club Party


Approximately seventy couples
attended the annual New Years
Eve Party held at the Port Clin-
ton Yacht Club.
Mrs Kenneth Black and her
committee were in charge of the
festive decorations. The club was
decorated with clusters of bal
looms against the ceiling and a
scene of large set figures of Fa-
ther Time and the New Years
Baby.
There was dancing from 10 to
4 to the music of Lyle Spears Or
chestra.
Mrs. James Rhiel was chairman
of the dance committee. She
was assisted by the co-chairman
Mrs, r. Briqleb, Bud True, Park
Richey, David Mackey, Jr., Rob
ert Acker, Richard Sims, Was.
son Smith and Mrs. Paul Glenn
onS.
Breakfast was served buffet
style. Richard Semon was chair
man of the food committee. He
was assisted by Carlton Schwan
John Anderson, Max Fischer
James Semon, Ralph RooSe, ChaS
Martin Ed. Narrl and Olaf Ras,
muSSCn.
A cocktail! party was held prior
to the dance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Coast Guard Issues
Final Cadet Call

A final call has been issued to
youths between II and % years
by the Coast Guard for appoint
ment as cadets in the Coast Guard
Academy at New London, Conn.
Attendance at the Academy is
by appointment only and high
school graduates who can pass
the entrance examination and
physical tests. are eligible for the
four-year, tuition-free course. The
entrance deadline is January Is,
according to the Coast Guard
Commandant in Washington, D. C.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
CYO Basketeers
Resume Plav Sun.

The undefeated c. Y. o. basket
ball team of Immaculate Concep-
tlon church will resume league
playing next Sunday, January 7,
when it will meet Bowling Green
lii the Bowling Green armory.
The game will get under way at
/ p. m.
At 4 p. m. on the same day the
girls volley ball team will oppose
Bellevue opponents.
A dinner dance will be given
for all c. Y. o. members in st.
Aloysius parish in Bowling Green
following the two athletic con
tests Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Insurance Agents To
Fete County Lawyers

Arrangements have been com-
pleted for a joint dinner meet
ing of insurance representatives
and attorneys which will be held
in MarShall'S Inn Thursday, Jan
uary II,
The dinner is being sponsored
by the Ottawa County Association
of Insurance Agents. Attorneys
of the county will be invited tn
attend.
The speaker of the evenint:
will be Wayne E. Stichtcr, an as
sociate of the law firm of Etfled,
Eastman. Stitchcr and Smith, He
was recently elected president Of
the International Association OF
Insurance Counsel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
MUSkRAT FEED

The postponed merchant
muskrat dinner which will be
held in the basement of City Hall
next Monday evening, will get
underway at $50 p. m. Business
to be discussed will be plans for
the forthcoming minstrel show
with the s. p. w. C. and a mer-
chants membership drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Holiday Reunion

Two brothers in the armed ser
vices, Jim and Carroll Hetrick,
were able to spend few days
together at their home during
the holiday. Jim entered the
Armed forces a few weeks ago
Carroll is lieutenant in the ma
rire corps and was home from
Korea.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05

welders, grade 10; millwrights,
grade IL; artillery repairmen, fire
control instrument repairmen,
maintenance mechanics, and COM
bination welders, all grade II;
combination welders and machin-
lists, grade Is; machinists, grade
II and 10; and proof technicians
and radar range safety observers.
GS-5
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
NEW CLASS MEMBER

Burdette Corthell, principal Of
the Port Clinton schools, has be-
come a member of the Dale Car
negie class, which is being con-
Quoted twice weekly in the high
school building. Last weeks %
structor was Ben Crawford, PUB
lie relations director of Buddies
Lunches, Inc.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
PORT Clinton
Lakeside Nips
AttiCa 54-40

Roy Mills, with his 26-point
lead, gave Lakeside an easy vic
tory over Attica,, 54-49, to win the
Clyde invitational basketball car
nival Friday at Clyde.
The stonecrusherS had little
trouble holding the lead after
putting the first quarter on ice at
1911. Job Schweler was high
man for the losers, piling up 81
points. "
Clyde thrilled the hometown
fans by beating York 65 to AZ.
The Lakeside-Attica box score:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
LODGE VISITORS

Six Port Clinton members Of
the Knights OF Pythias travelled
TO BettSville Tuesday evening to
attend special lodge ceremonies
there They were William Youn-
kcr, George Blaine, Cy Gulau,
Rollie Hill, Herb Newton and Ed-
ward KoleSar
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Milk Punch Party

A Milk Punch Party was held
at the Port Clinton Yacht Club
New Years Day from 4 to s p. ~
Tom Finefrock was the chairman.
He was assisted by Ray Lambert
and Leslie Never.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Maunee Riflemen
Outpoint Local Club

Members OF the Port Clinton
Rifle Club were in close con-
test Tuesday night in the local
indoor range when they were
edged out by the visiting Maumee
Valley Rifle & Pistol Club, which
scored 1895 against the locals
1871.
The score for the evenings
match was:
M..,.,nz NzIio,,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Maumee Downs Redskins
62-48 In BeIated Blast
BASKETBALL SCORES

Bellevue 46, CeIina A.
Willoughby as, Upper Sandusky
SO.
Ross 20, Mansfield Al.
Marion 48, Wolloughby "a.
Lakeside 81, Attica As.
Sycamore SO, Cory Rawmon So.
Sandusky 40, Alumni 40.
Akron AZ, Toledo Al.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-01-05
Total 1895

Total 1871
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10

;zing the black man and kicking
him around because they enjoy 1t.
Actually, a great many Negroes
in the South are very happy and
are making rpaid progress both
economically and politically. The
South is confronted with a very
realistic problem because, In many
areas, Ger half the people are OF
the colored race.
"Southerners have no desire 10
hold the Negro down. They want
to promote programs in an area
where by evolution and by educa-
ton they must work out a har-
monious adjustment.
"They're not even opposed to
State FEPC legislation. They told
me in Mississippi: We're perfectly
willing to have a FEPC in Jack
son, Miss, manned by Mississip-
plans, progressing at the Missis-
sippi level, at the Mississippi speed
to meet Mississippi conditions.
What we are afraid of is an FEPC
manned in Washington by North
ern theorists and liberals who de-
eide to provide in Mississippi the
kind of conditions for the colored
man that you can provide in New
Torcax, on Noxxy Work
"And they say it simply won't
work. because conditions are diff