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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26

fed, drew a capacity and appar-
emily well-satisf1ed audience for
Verdi's time-honored La Ira
viata."
Patrick Hayes, who impress
arioed, said a last-day rush for
tickets sold out all of Loew's Cap
itol Theater's 1926 seats.
The turnout pleased Francis
J, Kane. Board of Trade presi-
dent and chairman of a group Of
81 who underworld the two per-
formanceS to the tune of $40, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
St. Burnubus Dinner

The ladies of st. Barnabas
Episcopal Church will hold a
fried chicken dinner from 4 pm.
to 7 pm. tomorrow at the Parish
Hall, 5000 st. Barnabas road Sc,
Oxon Hill, Md. The public is
invited,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
Rockville Legion

The Henderson Smith Ed
monds American Legion Post Of
Rockville. Md, last night held q
dinner honoring veterans Of
World War I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
WheotIey to Speak

Maryland State Senator H.
.Winship Wheatley, jr., will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Greenbelt Democratic Club at
8 pm. tomorrow at the, Green
belt Firehouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
Young 6. O. P. to Meet

The Fairfax County Young Re-
publican Club will hold a card
party at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Teen Canteen, 1862 East Broad
street, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26
ForestviIIe Supper

A fried chicken supper will
be held at the Forest Memorial
Church, ForeStville and Richie
roads, Forestville, Md, at 4:30
pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-26

The Metropolitan Opera Co.'S
two-night F street stand goes
into its second phase tonight
boasting 1000 batting average.
Last nights gala premiere, if
the first of two can be so CLASH
Story and Picture on Celebrities OF the
opero. Poee B-3
Review Of Opera Performances.
Poee A-24
Evening star., 1955-11-21
.brifon lnvents
New TypeAufo

LONDON. Nov. 2i (P1.-British
Inventor Harry Ferguson Is res
ported coming up with some
thing new In the field Of motor
transport.
Mr.. Ferguson has announced
only that he has completed the
entire range Of Ferguson in
Iventions" and is ready to dem
ionstrate them in actual pro-
ltotype vehicles ready for pro-
duction." But j. NJ. Thompson,
managing director of one Of the
Ferguson organizations, gave
this picture:
1T is not just a car which Mr..
Ferguson and his company has
produced. but q new principle
on which all road vehicles, cars
and trucks, will be manufac-
tured In the future"
Mr.. Ferguson, who collected
1914 million from the Ford Mo-
tor Co. in a 1852 tractor patent
infringement suit. has been
working on his new project at
the village Of Stow-on-the-Wo
for two years. There. have been
lrumors Of q radically low-priced
peoples car" or of o new en-
lgine that uses less fuel and no
gears.
Aides Of the 7l-year-old in
Iventor have described 1t as q
I"completely new system Of motor
transport - something that will
lrevolutionize transportation"
Mr.. Ferguson's announcement
yesterday said British manu-
facturers win be given the first
opportunity to make them"
Sir Miles Thomas. head Of the
state : owned British Overseas
Always Corp, has Joined the
Ferguson organization as q di-
lrector. He said he has seen Fer
guSon prototypes in competition
with "the best that Germany.
Italy, Australia, America or In
deed any country has produced"
and that he Is convinced that
1.-THE Ferguson car can outstrip
them all, not only on roads, but
lin sand. mud, snow and ice.''
There were indications that
the British government Is show
Iing o keen interest in the under
taking.
Evening star., 1955-11-21
Train Is on Time,
So Many Miss Ii

Season ticket-holders on the
Port Elizabeth- -uitenhase line in
South Africa have made q some-
what unusual complaint to the
railroad management about
service.
Normally the 7::30 train runs
anywhere from Is TO SO minutes
late and the passengers have
Evening star., 1955-11-21
fee.sIairfs, shorts

BvD shirts are that means guaranteed
permanent fit They're Nyond coon-a process that makes
for greater strength and longer Even after repeated
washngs the neckband refuses to Pcewise wearwse
or fit wse-theyre wise buy and much needed gift The
shorts Of Sanozed boadcoh in sizes 2S to S0 the Brev
in sizes % to 49, the shirts in sizes small to extra large
Athletic Shirts In sizes SO to 50, 65c "a for 1881.
Mems FwnishinCs Street Floor Warrington SHper Spring
end pARKiBctcH
Evening star., 1955-11-21

come to make due allowance for
this. But one recent morning the
train was on time and about half
iof them missed 1t,
Evening star., 1955-11-21

det0ch the mink collar,
It's a superb classic eoGt
Incompatible 10o% imported cash
mere collared in the rich darkness
of natural ranch mink A flick Of the
wrist the mink unbuttons
and you have q classic tuxedo coat.
Black or blonde in sizes 8 to 16.
Better Goats, 3rd Floor, Washington; 3nd
Floor, Silper Spring and PARKinUton
Fur Products Labeled 70 SHOW Country
Il origin k Imported Furs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
HOUSES ron SALE-N.L.

IC0LOREn, NEAR BRENTWOOD VII.
LACE, row brick about Z years old
price sl5.50n with $1,000 down
Balance SI01 per mo. 223s 18th
SD s, n.e. CAL ILL 7 ELIOT MIppL,E
T TON 3 Rf ia.DseI E SE 81 lls ss e.
c o..9 :! DAkeIA AVE AYE. ~ NJ
on Ice. Handicapped lot. Liv. rm.,
LIST e.: 5 bedrms.. hath on End d.,
full bsnt.. auto. heat. A lge s.
bedrm,. 2-bath home with . lot,
toorr what .y cI n Ed expect p e pa
BAuMAN. 1877 < st. nv. Ma, g.
|coLoRED. M. CHAPEL OAK NE
price. $1,000 terms. xD. S-sso2''
od6EoREp Ds WeswooDRIDors BEST
brk.; ia baths; excel, cond.: priced
under ST.. 900. Call DI. 3-se95.
C0LORED-TRINIDAD AREA-lI2s
Staples st. ne. A gorgeous semidet
masonry over brick: s rms, bsmt.
rec. rm., Ia baths: tastefully deco.
rated; Exclusive with e. BARNES a
co; Shown by appt. 10. 2-6524. MA
|coLoRED eIIs RAND PL. NE.
near Bladenshurg rd.-Det. home:
rms. Is b.r.. : up, B dn.1. ga baths
suit. for apis. Low down payment
u; n, NORTHERN. DI. 7-sS4a, To
'CoLORED - MICHIGAN PARK
bedrms., 2 baths, ise. liy. rm., firepl
din. rm.. den. spacious kit, full
bsmt., det. garage, yard with fruit
trees; Priced reasonable with terms.
ARTHUR (. CURLING. LA. 6-663l
ICoIoRED 10 WOODBRIDGE - cente,
entrance. detached. in all-brick area
consisting OF lge. liv.. rm.. nrepl.
fuil-sized din. rm.. mod. kit, break
fast area. powder I'm. on LIST f.; 3
lovely bedrms. on End; attic; full
bsmt.: garage; scr. side porch. MANY
able with terms. ARTHUR Z. CURL
CoIoRED-TRiNiDA6. 1855 Gate.
St. n.e.--Large. modern 8-rm.. q
bath brick home; many extras. Price
reduced. Exclusive. FLOYD z. DAVIS
e &C.; 1872 Al a + 4 NV. Ma s-os62
IcoLoRED-io3 iith Sta bedrms.
bath large closets. big Kit, 6smt;,
MAHONEY HU. 3-5410.
IC0L0RED--CAPITAL VIEW AREA
NlCe %-DeuEHi. DTlCk Win DSIHt., gas
heat. Large back yard. ideal for
home gardener. One OF the clean
est homes in town. Modern kitchen,
House only s years old. A real
buy at S10.95n with only 81 200
down. OPEN SUNDAY. 3 TO DARK
AT pa 56th ST. NE. Call Mr..
Mabry with POTTS REALTY, 10.
|COLORED. ONLY $50 DowN-s rm,
modern brick. bsrnt: fenced yard:
S13.500. SIT Hilltop ter. Sc; near
bus ACME DI T-RS0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
SECOND SECTION
NE. HOMES
PLEASE CLIP THE sINDLER sTRIl
BRICK RAMBLER
0Cdn G CIT MI

4S4AA AVA A4sA4~4@A5@W
2240 S ST. NE.
UNIQUE, true California style
detached rambler on choice
living room with live fireplace,
modern equipped kitchen, 3
bedrooms. Full basement. con-
tanning knotty pine recreation
room with built-in bar. guest
room apartment. private bath.
nttity r Sqnsv syit pr,S gsra nt
Bladensburg rd., right at s st.
1927 18th ST. NE.
Choice neighborhood. Michi-
Ss,n p, Park. Vacant; ;,. SENT
home: concrete front porch;
n tai gl: .n:e nssu 5saro cnsst-
eedar-lined closet; . modern
baths on End d.. private bath
in master bedroom. Full base
fnent. Deep rear yard; metal
garage. Conveniently located
near schools and transporta-
tion, Reasonable down pay
ment accepted. Priced to sell.
1929 G ST. NE.
Vacant. S995 down. OFF
0klahoma ave Groom home.
completely redecorated: gleam-
Ing hardwood floors. concrete
front porch: full basement,
recreation room. buiit-in ga
rage. utility room, modern
Kitchen. modern bath.
1904 Lawrence st. NE.
Vacant. S9a5 down. Wood
ridge. Completely redecorated,
fully detached, all-brick home.
Four bedrooms. side-hall plan:
fireplace in living room: fun
bath on first floor: finished at
tic: basement. oil h.-w h.; love-
y level fenced rear yard;
sf fssass sfpr Pres. ZIG sissS private
10 33rd ST. NE.
Vacant. River Terrace. Only
$7g5 down. Clean 2-bedroom
brick home; gas a.-c. heat;
paneled walls; concrete front
porch aluminium aluminium awnings. rear
Assume OF loan now on prop
erty: It Is not necessary to be
. CT. Low north. rayrrcpt.
5000 VISTA ST. NE.
2-bedroom, 7-year-old brick
rambler. A doll house Clean
as pin. Move right in. Fire
PLACE N s Lying ro9m modern
rooms. Gas heat. Spacious
lawn. Can be bought with as
low as sos down.
1903 DOWNING ST. NE
Brentwood VILLAGE. Lovely
12.year-old brick home; Con-
suii I bas Sns pHien sss S SeStoom nii
electric modern equipped kitch-
en-, push-button range, 2-com-
pertment modern refrigerator
with freezer. Lovely back yard.
Low down payment accepted.
2314 18th PLACE NE.
on hTes sSSs do yillasMs Move VACANT siaSt
in, 3-bedroom brick home: full
basement. gas heat: beautiful
nagstone front porch and walk.
',BtJY A siNpLER HOME TODAY,
LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER"
Ho. 2-127b
Sell Your Home Through
I'VE I'VE Sci SELL
OUR ST! siSEs g! CHANGE Ssi FROM
LISTINGS INVITED
sINDLER REALTY co
Corner n. ]. Ave. and NJ. Capito
HO. 2-1257
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
EASTERN AREA

La SALE PARK
NEAR 10th AND vARNUM NE.
Beautiful detached center-hall brick
home x, With r, ssts 5Do5 large Family hy
sized din. rm., mod. KIT. with dish:
powder RIM; End floor, . spac.
bedrooms. tiled bath. Full bsmt..
clubroom with fireplace, Law. gas
&C. heat. Shown by Apt. Call
Mr., Sadler, AID. 2-S656.
Sullivan Brothers, ME. 8-4323
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
s2s EMERSON ST. NV

Walk into luxury, lovely
e-room modern brick home.
Many outstanding features.
Step-down living ROOM. spa
cious dining room, side-haN
plan; recessed radiators: mod
ern equipped kitchen: 9 nod
ern tile baths on second floor,
with private bath in excep-
tionaliy large master bed
room. Ample closets through
out Cedar-lined storage space.
Hardwood floors up and down.
Chestnut trim, knotty pine
recreation room with coy fire.
place, built-in garage, oil
h.-w.h. Name your down pay
ment. Immediate possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
DAT GALLATIN ST. NV,

Walk into luxury. Artistical-
" decorated. Immediately
kept: these are. understate-
ments. Lovely Groom brick
home, knotty-pine recreation
room and full tile basement,
full bath and master bedroom;
spacious yard. all-e1ectric
n.odern kitchen, garage, gas
h.-w.h. To see is to buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
814 Isl SHEPHERD E ST. NV.

OH O11bG 11G1Sb - ! IN. w
Home and income. Vacant.
Only 1895. down: Completely
redecorated inside and out.
Gl esanh l haTdwo2d h SeiSt
home. block off Ga ave:
3 Kitchens, 3 full baths, full
bath on first floor. Recreation
room. side-hall plan, Front
entrance to basement. Deep
back yard; detached garage.
Private entrance to all apart
5108 Bird ST. NV.
House of luxury. Owner.
leaving town in 80 days. forced
to sell, Many extras included.
and still priced below cost.
living room, wall-to-wall car
petins. Custom-built fioor-to-
ceiling handicraft mirrors. spa
cious dining room. modern
kitchen with breakfast nook.
3 spacious bedrooms with
custom-built tiled baths. on
2n aa,s mr. b.d full private a, bath IN
decorated. Gorgeous knotty
pine recreation room, 2-tone
rage, gas h.-w.h. Priced to sell.
4512 7th ST. NV.
Vacant. s-room brick home.
Two full baths. gas h.-w.h.,
fun basement. garage. side
hall plan. Only 81 900 down.
$500 9th ST. NV.
As low as $1,000 down.
Vacant. True corner Groom
brick home: 2 screened porches:
concrete front porch: 3 bed
rooms; full basement, gas
h.-wh, Beautifully Handicapped,
fenced-in corner lot. Own your
own private garden.
4316 18th ST. NV.
Sae5 down. Vacant. Com
pletely redecorated: cleaning
hardwood floors: spacious =
room, 4-bedroom brick home.
6ide-hall plan. Full basement.
gas h.-wh. Modern kitchen.
new range, 12-cu.-ft. Tefriger-
ator with separate freezing
ARRs. ~ 6apora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
432 JEFFERSON ST. NV,

Lovely modern Groom brick
home. Concrete front porch,
knotty pine den. full basement.
Enormously deep back yard:
garage. Modern kitchen, mod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
245 GALLATIN ST. NV.

Vacant. 6-rm. quality tapes
try brick home: full baths
on End A.: extra bath in mas
ter bedroom; full basement.
gas h.-w.h.: spacious knotty-
pine rec. rm.. built-in garage.
Home completely decorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
coL soRI 5,l,;y3 ] 18th s. 81; s.E.

COLORED-lHth AND H SITS.
g ROOMS. 2 ENCLOSED pORCHEs
A. large. very clean brick home, l
block from Barney Circle. Side-hail
plan. Full basement. oil h.-w,h :,
detached garage, modern kitchen,
: fun baths, front porch. Ownei
bargain. Mrs. Cox. LII, 2-si36 OF
ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

ST. AT 15TH-semi.
get. brics. Q rms. and sun parlors;
finaneing with low down payment
and SSl.S7 month Mr.. Nasca. Oh.
coLoRED-NoTHING DoWN. Gi@o
3-bedrm. brick home, sep din. rm.,
~ fnll 6smt.; ,. S;IIsS,..2g5o. 5a4 HilIte1
INC. JU. 8-9393; sun. and ewes.
~: 5-s505.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

Vacant. 1905 down. OFF
Oklahoma ave. 6-room home,
completely redecorated. gleam-
Ing hardwood floors. concrete
front porch: full basement,
recreation room. built in ga
rage. utility room, modern
kitchen modern hath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
757 TRVTNC ST NV.

Only $685. down. Close-in
NV. section. OF Ga. ave. and
shopping. Six rooms. 8 large
bedrooms. side-hall plan: gas
h.-w.h., fireplace, mirrored
mantel. Deep rear yard; metal
garage. Low monthly pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
OPEN SUN, 1880 TIL $50
SACRIFICING
588 NICHOLSON ST.

list FLOOR POWDER ROOM
DECOR. = bedrn. brick home;
large sep. din, rm.; attrac.. kit. with
dishwasher, disposal: patio; comb
alum. storm windows. screens; iulll
anchor. fenced yard with parking IN
nf. newly plsnn.d elem, school. ,oat
hlsgt I'd r; az Nicholson 10 sisn)
MARTHA KCfIN, RIA. e-8elS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
Oil DECATUR ST. NV.

Home extraordinary; spa
eious S-room brick. Garage.
4 bedrooms. lovely recreation
room, buiit-in bar, tiled base
ment. Q full tiled baths. Some
thinR different
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Quit Your Kidding. congressman

1t could be that don't
Congressman Adam Clayton Powell told conference
a Negro
the United States After ALL he's mighty churchman what with
the largest church the nation
too, while we-wel, just
Anyhow what wanted to that haven't noticed this
distinction
ciety a pretty
He contend with likes Chief
try
big builders allowing him built the
eminent insured mortgage he
promotion after he There
other disabilities that haunt the the cradle
including the shiny like
him
We the the
knowledge that the pottage
their constant bids support
that these Reds luck peddng
trpe
well we a does
that reach
citizenship this We doubt that helped
silly demonstraably yaey-yak
paradise
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13

press thing expose
leaders which probably
entire effort
youth of Almighty,
frightening respect parents other
elders doesn't like without opportunity
talk back.
Lincoln apparently all of the
faculty appraised
beating the county
state institutions Cooperation between the police the principal
might whole Certainly these days
designed to halt
trouble between Reporters this have
converging ten-age
dance together It's a bad sign.
obligation development gangs.
girls public
which conductive
Juvenile should that their
children pointing how such behaviour usually
membership social clubs athletic
purposes,
The who in county home youth
should be excused
the beating they another the
the combined falngs themselves
their the schools the social the help them
a number OF kids the community
community
committee leaders
neighborhood while
meeting and that there would be continuing interest
the problems Juveniles only the MMinne
other the
possibility
who receive little community
Ing the juvenile problems
Juvenile delinquency nations pressing problems
growing like hardy garden 1t going
up by parents
Today
neghbors child. but tomorrow II may be yours
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Congress Democrats Better Get Busy


couple of civil rights during this Congress II they
do not presidential candidate nominate
heck OF time the the Negro which
the Democrats enjoyed presidential
Make mistake
Republicans will take something the Democrats
keep the Negro adherens line Ike bring the
Negro into places
frstciass citizens than Roosevelt together Ne
the northern tier independent
either than other going
cratic majorities the Congress
able action civil rights
So far northern Democrats
their southern eompatriots hoping they will the
sake Of the party nationally rights legislation
to match kes brand doing
that the southemcrs for the presidential
election willing to throw aside the old
pete with the fine example OF nerracia Aensm
that President Eisenhower has shown since taking office
Eisenhower tho
American Negro has accorded
beyond that accorded him before
TO that such things the Supreme Court decision
grafton started
really under obligation further program
prior administrations IL that
ed legislation
there executive control his Washington
federal government discrimination.
Not only has he advocated that his bornses
discriminatory practices but he has both hts official
life given recognition TO the family
and fellow American His
color at White House social
his stag dinners evidence the
the President OF the u
the people and not the disciple OF racial caste
EisenhoweTs record the n
going TO have TO play cacup far keeping
voters the Donkes bandwagon matter who they
The Senators and
get moving along the civil rights legislation road
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Chester Franklin, Newspaper Giant

Chester A
city CALL removed Of tho most forcef and useful
figures in American Negro journalism.
years ago city
which he set into his small print
and sent out to another firm to print from It's humble four
pages editions which sometimes contained 40 and exerted
tremendous influence turnout the Missouri Valley
Frankins native Texas
city awakened early Friday
morning by newsboys yelling "cAILPAPER your
PAPER" The into institution and many the
the vigorous which Franklin
people.
One campaign which was an outstanding social lob was the
battle which Franklin Negroes
fclloNegroes
sure to be several killings by Franklin conended that the
police the prosecutors and the nnt with
accused Of killing other Negroes tho
ds the perpetrators invariably
ed Despite his campaign the killings Finally
the idea OF running cartoon OF gaows the his
listing the number
guilty who got off with light sentences
Soon the
CALLS county
office began pressing with gor indicted for such
Then followed of condemned murder
proved guilty Murder In Kansas city popular
such crimes dropped 90 two time Disroputnbe
ments In the community thought they
and shoot others long they Negroes with the
CALL crusade but that front galows had It's the
enforcement people and in turn those elements In the community
who held human life cheap
That campaign typical Franklin decided
program community he kept
with bulldog tcnacity until the battle
conservative business he nevertheless
open to new Ideas He started number OF the outstanding
and Negro public figures their He believed uz
who their with Franklin wilkins
went Minnesota the CALL
ISOLATED Publishers the Negro advertising the nation
got his big start at the CALL Roy Garvn now leading Washington
D. c. attorney and Democratic the CALL machn
awhile There others including the editor Spoes
and Recorder OF this state who their first
experience CALI.
Franklin loved Minnesota He avid golfer until and
III health For this state annually
public
As publisher OF the largest Negro west OF Chicago he
builder highly rated shrewd business and capable
editor He built small sheet with influence into of the
porant journals OF the nation Hts death loss American
journalism
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
Against Supermorkef Liquor SoIes

Food supermarets in st Louis which have taken liquor
the Central News this newspaper
booming that department executive
pemarke chain tells of the liquor business store doubling
in two at another in four.
does not have look only St Louis evidence this
development 1t visible pacesfar the
standpoint people beyond gains
marketing prosperity.
No doubt these merchandsers have taken liquor
reluctantly msgvngs But they
that competitor
follow Others that the
the the that
the old saloon atmosphere be abolished
And here both the standpoint the merchander
public lie of the the of the matter VIII
food market elevate huor will pull toward the level
the saloon probably than
II Science MONITOR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
The Interests Of All

Second only perhaps labor history significance to the actua
the American Federation Labor and the Congress
Industrial Organizations the constitution which
comprehenvey in detail would be premature But there hng
this instrument which do bold relief.
One of them wording the preamble compared with tina
the preamble of the old AFI constitution Says the old preamble
struggle going
between the and the oppressed OF all countries
which grows
intensity from year to
the preamble of the
At the collective table the community,
OF the rights responsibilities of citizenship shall
responsibility the all the American
the charter further pledges:
We shall combat esolutely the which seek
democratic institutions nation
the huma
This change within decades class
ideals and shining
capital alike For and industry
social responsibility enlightened
appreciates
prosper at the expense of another.
read the other coin
broadening
enng of the Christian MONITOR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-13
The Same Old South

Southern lawyers who tried Supreme Court to
delay indefinitely ordering Of racial segregation in
argument
Of Jim Grow.
They cited figures to show that Negro children the South lag
behind white children of school What they
add children educated northern
schools southern white students the those
tests.
The lag Negroes educated southern schools due to the
inferior quality Of the education getting dec
iency the home been
denied educational opportunities aren't equipped much
knowledge their children the fact
that when already dsadvanagd children school they
than white children than miracle IL these
children didn't reflect the disadvantages under which they labor
The remedy proposed by the southa continuation Of inferior
fahess remedy all only compound the evil and
nation another generation nadequey educated children The
only to whites Negroes the schools and the
Thugood Marshall the Souths
that putting retarded Negro children with
pro-
Put the dumb coored kids with dumb white kids and
coored with the smart white he told the Court
California (I4os Angeles) EAGLE