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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30

of Stains leadership, has been uni
formly anti-Semitic. MacEoin said.
Liquidation of Jews in Russia now
is almost complete, he said. as 1t is
in Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary and
Czechoslovakia. Thousands Of Jews,
survivors of the Nazi prosecutions,
have fed; 100000 from Poland alone.
Active persecution is in progress
in lands where there were important
numbers of Moslems-Russia, Bull
CARA and China-and of .Buddhists
or adherents to other Oriental beliefs.
Communists know-and undoubt-
eddy they are right-that communism
and religion as we understand and
practice it, cannot live together"
MacEoin said. Wherever commu-
nism has grabbed the whip hand it
has Immediately undertaken to elm
mate the church by one Of several
tried and true methods
1900 in Ten Yeors
MacEoin said that Communists
murdered $4,000 Orthodox Russian
priests in the first 10 years of the
Red regime in Russia. When this
failed to wipe out the faith they
changed their tactics to inflltration
still the favorite method used.
Persecution is now concentrated on
church leadership. in an effort to
force the influential clergy to either
submit to Red requirements, with
draw-or be withdrawn.
Communism, said MacEoin.
seems to be winning this war
against religion. However, it is i'm
possible to tell the feelings of the
people and there are indications that
religion has not been eliminated, in
spite of all the effort and the prop
uganda. The question of who is
really winning this war is still to be
answered"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
Much to Complain About

Since he has been in the White
House. however, Mr.. Truman has
found much to complain about con.
gressional investigations. He has
referred, in moments of irritation, to
the work of the House Un-American
Activities Committee as drawing a
RED herring" across the path of his
administration. He has characterized
report of the Senate Fulbright
committee on the use of political
influence to obtain RFC loans as
jasmine" He has withheld from
congressional committees, time and
again, records and files of the sxecu-
tive agencies which the committees
have demanded to aid In their work
Of investigation.
Cha1rmen and members of con.
gressional committees, however, are a
unit in supporting the congressional
investigation as both essential and
valuable. A boiled down summary of
their comment is about as follows:
Through its power of Investigation.
Congress is able to keep a check on
both the executive and judicial
branches Of Government. It is able
to disclose, when they exist, corrup-
ton, waste, ineff1ciency and some
times treachery in Government and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-30
By Gould Lincoln

The 82d Congress will go down in
history as long on investigations if
short on legislation. This, by no
means, should be interpreted as a
less to the country. The inquisitorial
function of Congress. properly and
diligently conducted, is a safeguard,
Notwithstanding the fact there have
been many outcries in recent months
against it. No less person than
President Harry S. Truman, when he
gave up his Craftsmanship of the
Senate War Investigating Committee
in 1914, said:
In my opinion, the power of in
vestigation is one of the most i'm
portant powers of the Congress. The
manner in which that power is exer-
cised win largely determine the
position and prestige of Congress in
the future. An informed Congress
is a wise Congress; an uniformed
Congress surely will forfeit a large
portion of the respect and confidence
Of the people"
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07

the legislative program as sub- mitted by the Chamber and en- deavor to put it through during this session.
 The legislative committee sub- mitted the following resolution on the statehood bill which fol- lows:
 WHEREAS, The Statehood Bills H.R. 1493 and Senate so appor- tionment of representation to the Territorial Convention has re- duced the Second Division to two votes out of 31 and,
 WHEREAS, The application of the population basis for distribu- ton of representation has proven unjust and insignificant for the Second Division and has placed the 1st and 4th Division in a dis advantageous position and,
 WHEREAS, The Third Division with the ten votes allotted them and the possibility of also con- trolling the majority of the 9 votes at large, con give the 3rd Division the control of the con- vention and,
 WHEREAS, the last election proves the fallacy of the system ! and by comparing percentages of the votes cast at the last election; First Division case over 15%, Sec and Division nearly 15% and Fourth Division a little less than 15%, but the Third Division case only little over 11%. This proves that the war workers are not vot- CTS and such mushroom growth is not representative of the true nat ural condition that the law in- tended to establish.
 THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLV- ED, that in order to arrive at a more equitable and, just represen- tation that the apportionment be made in accordance to the area and not by the population rule. NORTHWESTERN ALASKA
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
Lifting The Lid At Juneau
 Continued from Page One)

and James K. Wells, O.-Noorvlk), introduced bill asking an ade- ouate airfield at Gamble on St. Lawrence Island.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
Wednesday. February ?. 1851

"S04ICSSoXS = S~S sSeX -
 JUNEAU, (P)-A controversy appeared brewing today over a Senate bill to eliminate all ear marked funds and absorb them in the general fund.
 The bill, introduced by the Sen ate finance committee, would re- vert specially earmarked school, road. airfield and harbor funds into the Territory's general fund where the legislature would have to approve all appropriations.
 Cigarette tax receipts now go into the special school fund and motor fuel taxes and vehicle op- orators license fees go into speial funds over which the legislature is without control
 Finance chairman John Butro- vich R.-FairbankS said enact ment would mean every school house or airport planned by de- partments would have been in cluded in the biennial budget for the Legislatures approval.
 Strongest supporters for the bill are Butrovich and Rep. James Nolan O.-WrangelD who was chairman of the House ways and means committee last session.
 Senate President Engebr e h said the bill twill provoke sharp controversy and he would have to study it before deciding his po- Sition.
 Rep. Steve McCutcheon D.-An- chorage) declared he would op- pose it on two specific angles: First, the provision which would end earmarking of cigarette tax receipts for school buildings, and second, involving earmarked avia- ton gasoline taxes for airfields. Of the first item he said:
 'The people never have object ed to the tax as long as they knew it was for desperately needed schools
 Of the second items, he said 'fMany airfields were built by such revenues and it has done so much good for so many small communities that I would fight any change"
 McCutcheon has prepared an- other financial bill for introduc- tion today. He said it would pre- vent the Board of Administration from freezing more than 50 per cent of any specific appropriation by the Legislature. The Board has followed a policy of freezing to whatever extent it chose in fi- nancial pinches.
 Governor Gruening notified the Legislature yesterday that reap pointment of two members of the Territorial public welfare board Evangelin Atwood of Anchorage and the Rev. C. Edgar Gallant Skagway-are subject to confir- nation by the House and Senate in joint session. Their new term would extend to Jan. 1, 1855.
 Neither House met yesterday af- ternoon. They recessed in respect for Joe Green, former Juneau leg islator whose funeral was held.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-07
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 Continued from Page One)

come to Nome to film the "Cal of the Wild"
 The secretary, A. Polet, was in- structed to send letters to the Senators and Representatives of the Second Division asking that each of them select one part of
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Doubles Wins Give CIV
Net Victory Over Hoyus

George Washington'S tennis
team won the first two doubles
matches to clinch a 5-4 victory
over Georgetown yesterday on the
losers courts.
Howard Legum and George
Ware of CIV scored what proved
to be the winning point in the
second doubles match.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Briton Denies Utah Trip
To Seek Speed Record
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, April 12.-Lt. Col,
A. T. (Goldie) Gardner said today
there is no foundation for the
announcement he plans to go to
the Bonneville (Utah) salt flats
in an attempt to set a new auto
speed record.
81 am planning a project OF my
own which probably will take me
to America" Gardner said, but
so far nothing has been worked
out"
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Mrs. Miller Wins at Argyle

Mrs. Virginia Miller's 56-17-39
was the winning score in the blind
bogey tournament of the Argyle
Women's Golf Committee yester-
day.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Mrs. Wulper Golf Winner

Mrs. Marie Walper played
steadily and posted IL flves to win
the ladies' day women's golf tour
nament at Prince Georges yester-
day.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

Neoprene reinforced with
braided rayon cord. Tested
to 400 lbs. pressure. Full
q" inside diameter. Solid
brass couplings. Will not
leak or blowout under high
pressure. Will give years
of service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-15

will reside on the Moses Shelter farm
i'm Pleasant Valley.
Donald Riley was visiting Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Custer and family of
Monte Vista, ON Sunday
Evening star., 1951-06-20

1t pays to pay a fair price. This
lovely 6-rm. home In Green Mead
ows, vacant: small down payment.
Dial Dillon, cox & CO., UN. 1895
Evening star., 1951-06-20
NEW SECTION
TAKE OVER CT LOAN

BEDROOMS
Lovely 4-year-old, clean throughout;
beautiful equipped kitchen, spacious
living room, southern exposure,
bright dining area. spotless tile bath,
plenty Of closet space; convenient,
comfortable, economical living; a
few minutes from Boiling Field, Ma
across new South Capitol ST., Bridge
to downtown Washington. "a block
to ultramodern shopping district,
complete with theater. Total price.
S9,95O, modest cash payment OF
S2,239 gives you monthly payments
of only SS6.41 which include all
utilities and maintenance. Don I
delay on this rare opportunity. Call
Mr.. Hall, 81. 4190, evenings; Ma.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
15On x ST NV
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOME AND INCOME

Completely furnished large 9-rm. and
2-bath Capitol Hill home. In very
good condition, is available for i'm
mediate occupancy, on very low
down payment and terms. Bal. one
So ISt trust. Layatory and recrea-
tion rm. in bsmt.: 2 rear porches
and lovely yard; new combination
storm windows and screens. and
many other extras. S15,500. JOSEPH
A. HERBERT g. SONS. Realtors,
XIX n Canifnl St 2-A1 % 30
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PLEASANT HILLS
SEAT PLEASANT
SELECTED
SUBURBAN
VALUES
FOREST HEIGHTS

s-room custom built prick rambler,
situated on high ground overlooking
the Potomac, affords an unexce!ied
view Of Va. and d. c. Designed for
sihaiiPS sifni bns sH1 I1res coo hsd is itb
212 baths. sunken liv. rm with black
marble firepl., full-size din. rm.. COM
pletely equipped kitchen. lge. recr.
rm. with flrepl., Screened-in rear
porch. built-in garage and oil H.
VIII: base board type radiation pro-
vides maximum wall space Tor fur.
nishings. Closets large and numerous.
fairly priced at S35. 600. For full
details or appt. to inspect call T.
d. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 til 8.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HoUSES-sALE-vA. Cont

AURORA HILLS-one Of the out
standing homes in this very exclu-
siye community; spacious center-hall
plan; library and powder rm.;
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd d.; recr. rm:,
gar maas veTg r~ rea1opaby ana bath nrses sar
call Col. Gilman, OF. 1856. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Dl. 1411.
FALLS CHURCH-An brk. Colonial
on beautiful level lot, approx. 10ox
board bSe fSyss fenas srsss astTsegs se Tnte
bath fireplace. full bsmt:. lge.
1872 FRANK s PHILLIPS, ow
FALLS CHURCH AREA-on / acre.
8 rms. 4 bedrms.. 2 down. Full
bY bsmt;; se! Of h.-w.h. s16.s00. Terms.
WEsT-LAWN for sale by owner, j.
bedrm. house. metal storm windows
and awnings. corner lot. Assume GI
loan; price; Sl4,750. HOO Wayne
rd., Falls Church. Phone JE. 3-7505
BRICK COLONIAL,
choice Falls Church section. 304
East Broad St; bedrms., "a baths.
outdoor roofed-in piazza, lge. ga
rage-b barn. B-acre lot; lovely trees;
private sale and no dress-up makes
price OF S23,5UU. So,UUu under
market; $4,000 down, will take back
End trust. Inspect, then call FA.
00S3. 80
10 minis. D. c., Navy An.
mex, Pentagon; liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit; end A.. 3 bedrms., bath; bsmt.
oil heat; garage; extra lot; sidehall
entrance, ideal for two apts.; ideal
place for dav nursery. etc. SIT 900;
easy terms. Box 109-H, Star. 21'
BRICK. row. din. rm., kit. tile bs tn
liv. rm.. front and back porches. full
bSnlt.; recr. rm.. can be used as 3rc
bedrm.; IN blks. from bus. Down
payment only $1,000: monthly pay
ments, S66.46. Phone AL. 5279. ASK
for MIR. MONCURE.
3-BEDROOM brick Colonial. N. Arl.
$19.750; fenced corner lot; comb
storm windows; lmmed poss.; 4G
trust avail. Call OWNER, TIE. 2453
BEAUTIFUL eo-ACRE ESTATE. Just
10 miles from downtown; handsome
stone and white brick residence
custom built OF finest materials ir
1912 by prominent builder for his
own home; price includes modern
30-stall dairy barn suitable fol
milk cows. beef cattle or easily
adaptable to horses Try truly excep:
$4,000 cash. balance IN liberal first
trust: Eyes. call OR; 1885. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
Silver Spring Rambler

bedrms., IL baths. brick with
screened porch, garage, patio. rec
reation rm.. 2 fireplaces. and Beau
tiful la-wooded lot; close in Wood
moor, ffne neighborhood of schools,
shopping and churches.
[nter-County Realty Co., Inc.
OIL. o1A1 ,til O n m
Evening star., 1951-06-20
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Spacious 5-room brick bungalow.
face brick fireplace and picture
window; full-size dining room, COM
pletely equipped kitchen, 2 bedrms
and colored tile bath; full bsmt.
with gas a.-c heat; u bath. Deco
rations may be selected. This Gus
tom-built home has an ideal loca-
ton. just l blk of Marlboro pike,
and is priced to sell at only S16,-
500. This is an opportunity. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 2s02, til 9.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
OPEN DAILY. IL AM. TO z PM
4643 n STREET SE

10 new all-brick semidet. 3-bedroom
houses, featuring GE kitchen. dish
washer. garbage disposal z Gu. #.
refgr and the much-talked- about
side entrance and toilet; private
parking space; adjacent to one OF
the best shopping centers in Sc. one
block from the busline and schools.
Orders taken daily ] l am. to Z pm.
Phone LU. 2-S105. ask for Mr..
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
III
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA RAMBLER-open daily.
St.. at S27, $50; it's better in ways.
See fol, yourself! From Wis. ave;
@i mi. to 'q ROOSEVELT, e0Tat'0sf left to 5so5. WI
6649. ALLIED REALTY CORP. -21
BETHESDA-A spacious, 6-rm., p
story home; infnite charm; on
asREnc apREEGa dstanse asss scSoois and
Full bsmt., oil a.-c.h., det; garass;
WRIGHT, WI 5000; ewes, Wo.
efsDI city: must be sold. custom-buiit BRICK
rm., library. modern kit, din. rm-,
lge. liv.. rm: with firepl... incl. porch.
2-car attached gar: Snd H. ? twin q
semB s1af Red5Ts 5na Ssmt ps'es GAS 'says
situated. on about "a acre Of level,
OR. 004s till 8 pm. REALTY BRO
skABsEY f HiiIs Ds?S sE6TfoN GTn6 aae " Bethes
dence located on a wide lot in a
newer home community. Recreation
room with fireplace, interesting liv-
and 2 baths; built-in garage; oil air.
conditioned heat. To inspect call
WO. 1900. once open til pm.
5. EDW; z JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy
CHEVlY CHASE, MD.-S32, 900; a
wonderful Colonial residence. near
Rock Greek Park; Fairgrounds and
riding stables located nearby. The
lot has a depth of IT'S #. There
are 3 large bedrooms and inclosed
sleeping porch on second floor; first-
floor powder room, maids room,
semiflnished third floor; hot-water
heat with oil. This Is worth looking
into. Better call WO. 1900 now.
Once open It'll 9 pm. EDW. H.
JONES & CO., INC, Chevy Chase,
kRNsiNGroN-a bedrms., li7. rm.,
kit. and bath; asbestos shingle; "a
block to bus, 1 block to shopping
center; large lot with shade and
dwarf fruit trees: $10,500. LO.
ROCKVILLE-Nice modern compact
4-bedrm.. home; shrubbed lot, SAX
125; cut to $13,5O0 for immed.
sale; spec. terms arranged OIL.
0070, from 10 to 4 to inspect.
SILVER SPRING-Det. brick; 2 blocks
west Of Ga. ave.; $17,950; 9 rms,
bath; gas heat. LOUIS RUDDEN,
Elk. b707. GE 2456.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HIIICREST

Worth the money; large corner
house. ! block from iron Alasa;na saa ave ave;
full bsmt.: Oil h.-w.h.; garage. Only
S19.950. To inspect call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
o3pT Pa ave Sc LII 4.00AO -21
Evening star., 1951-06-20
SILVER SPRTNG

SILVER SPRING
old; large liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm. and excellent kit, 8 bedrms.,
pulldown steps to fioored attic with
exhaust fan; good bsmt. with wash
ing machine included; house newly
decorated throughout; large lot.
Call Mr. Wyse with
JOHN r. de SIBOUR g. CO.
Realtors. MI. $500: eyes,. co. eos5.
Evening star., 1951-06-20

ASSUME CT LOAN, S6s MO.
Large. beautiful, semidet., 6-rm. brick
home, just across from Ft. Dupont
Park, on Burns ST.; terraced lot
l60 it. deep: 3 bedrms., full din.
rm. and bsmt.; S13.250. Mr.: Sted-
2772, LO. 5-3149; ewes. AID, S756.
CONGRESS HGTS.-$7,950
$1,000 down buys this clean. 5-rm.
bungalow on lge., level, well-land-
windows throughout. HLLCREST
REALTY CO.. 1414 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
T-4040 20
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING

Could you imagine q more attractive
and livable home? If your family
is small. the rooms and bath on
lst floor viii please you. II your
family is large; or expected to grow
which has plumbing and heatins
roughed- In, With space for 2 addi-
tional bedrooms and bath. Built-in
garage. Large lot. close to trans
portation and schools. This Is
truly worth your inspection.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
Evening star., 1951-06-20
Realtor. DI. 3346.
I. D. bUR1EDO
VI. oSO2 till 81.
ASSUME CT LOAN
WASHINGTON BLDG.
nV COM. Eunc ND Q10R

w LA I4b oxtNf0., LAVE
WASHINGTON BLDG.
DI. $500; Ewes, OR. S496.
COLORED-P S Sc S SION. S595
down. 400 blk. 9Th st.-5 rms,
semidet.. bath, coal heat; monthly
payments like rent. AID. O532. -23
COLoRED-1233 POTOMAC AVE
Conveniently located 5-rm: brick
home; gas h;.w,h.; only $3.50; on
coLoRs;EDAINDEPENDENCE AVE-
Near Eastern High; newly redeco-
rated 6-rm: brick. plus 2 inclosed
porches, with full basement, gas
h.-w.h; vacant; only $1,000 to
$1,000 cash. HILLCREST REALTY
CO., 1414 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-4o4o.
CoLoRED-3rd AND S. CAROLINA
Vacant s-room brick; "a baths: oil
h.-w,h.; new-house cond.: excel:
really. FIR. 5ii9. VI. VI 431o. Wai
CoLoRED-NEAR1 18th AND d SITS.
full bsmt., gas heat, 2 rear porches,
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000,
CoLORED-NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE
S.E.-Lovely det. home; 6 large
rms, full bsmt., gas heat. scar
garage; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
1eI1 Pennsylvania ave. sc. Ii.
C0LoRRD-NEAR 18th AND PENN
SYLVANIA AVE. SEC rm. row
brick for only $3.50; convenient
terms. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO,
1911 Pennsylvania ave. s.e. Ii.
$4,000
Evening star., 1951-06-20
DAVID R. WINNER
3-Bedroom Rambler
$4,000

Near Annandale. we have 2-year-old
house on half acre. Living room;
bedrooms and bath on the 1st A.;
plus space for 2 large bedrooms up
stairs; oil hot-water heat. oak floors
and plastered walls. The range,
refgr. and Bendix are included.
SIS, 900 down, balance 500 ner mo.
MASON HTRST
Evening star., 1951-06-20
RETIRING?
$13,950-TERMS

FoUR-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW,
full bsmt.. fireplace and fenced lot.
Assume GI loan Of S7,700, payable
S54.25 per month, including taxes,
interest and insurance. Full price,
$1,000.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649. UN. 1928.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
FORT DUPONT.
8-ROOM SEMIDETACHED
9 TILED PathS

q 11CU oOUIID
Completely finished 2-rm. apt IN
bsnt. q wonderful opportunity to
own a very attractive, completely
modern, 6-rm. home of your own.
with beautiful kit. and tile bath; In
complete privacy, plus a very sub
stantfal income from lovely apt.
in the bsmt. Separate entr. assures
complete privacy Cost to you will
be very low. Call MA. 9797; after
) pm. AK. 06:i4
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Realtors. 925 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-20
a REDROOMS

New brick bungalow; 2 full baths;
firepl.; nearly an acre of land: nr.
school: in quiet suburban area: S1S,-
500; substantial cash down. ROBERT
NJ DOLBY. AP. 200; after 6 pm.
UN 03l2 -21
Evening star., 1951-06-20
$29,950

S29,9 $50
Between the clubs on q beautiful
corner lot. Large red brick Colonial
center hall, 3 bedrms. = baths,
finished 3rd floor Bsmt. rumpus
rm. Garage attached to house by
breezeway; screened porch. Enor-
nous liv rm. and every convenience
In the kit. Ewes, WI. BIAS.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 8700
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
Arlington Opportunity
S13,75O-BRICK HOME

convenient TO PentagOn
Located on lovely quiet shaded street
conv, to bus, with shopping center
Pentagon. II minis. to Constitution
ave-; nice front yard and fenced
garden in rear. This attractive, .
story brick, semidet. home, resem-
blinE large Colonial, has nice front
porch, large bright. dry basement.
excel gas-fired furnace; good-sized
liv. room with fireplace; attractive
din. rm.. cheerful kit fully equipped;
several large closets; storage attic.
2 larger than usual bedrms.. tiled
bath, Convenient terms for financing
Evening star., 1951-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
BETHESDA
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT

VIM. H. SMITH co.
67O0 Wisconsin Ave-. Bethesda:
WI. 9400 OIL. 4S12
Evening star., 1951-06-20
NEyKI uNTTCE

Each home listed is a personal selec-
ton by T. D. BURGESS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-02-02
Democracy is Color Blind

organization devoted to the welfare
group community voluntarily dsbands because
longer necessity it. But happily that the sit
fortytwo the National Association Of
finds itself 1t has formally terminated its
need passed separate
promote interests Negro such In all
but four laggard ironically the District of Coum
Negro membership local chapters
Association and there has been much
accorded Negro throughout the
country they considered to be well nte'
grated the profession a whole.
pleasant report aspect Of the
picture story days from Atlanta to
appropriations bill has been introduced in the
Georgia Legislature with povso that of the funds could be
institution unless enforced segregation
directly contrary to the spirit of
Supreme to be aimed specifically at
application admission to the University of
Georgia neghborng state of South Carolina
Legislature that those who
In all schools will learn that what
petbag the period cannot
e in this period"
There is but it is slow As one of the
Ralph Bunche said the other night
Negro elemental and fundamental
citizenship of treatment So long
granted something missing American
something position leader of the free
democracy Bnche correctly observed is -bndN Times