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efce that the failure of thu
@. o. P. to win control of thu
S5th Congress, which meets il
January. was due in part to lacl
Of confidence among many vot.
ers that modern Republican.
ISM" with an emphasis on prog.
reSs. was here to stay.
With another congressional
election coming up in 1858, Mr.
Nixon. Secretary of Labor Jane.
P. Mitchell. and other party
leaders are not letting the gras.
under their feet.
Two major fields in which 8
record Of modern Republican.
ism" may be made effectively
: are the legislative and executive
branches Of the Government
The President, as Chief Execu-
tive. will make the opening move
with his annual message to Con.
gress on the state of the Union
during the first week of the COM
ing session. 1t will contain many
Of his recommendations for leg
islation---in fact will spell out
the Eisenhower program.
Progressive Program Seen
The message is expected to bt
forward looking and progressive
particularly when dealing with
such subjects as aid to educa-
ton, other social improvements
labor, and civil rights.
The second stage in the drive
for a record Of modern Repub-
licanism" will come when Con-
gress tackles the legislative pro-
gram. There is growing opinion
that the President will be given
far more solid support of the
Republican members Of Congress
on both domestic and foreign
policies and proposals, than he
had in either the 83d or 84th
Congresses.
The huge sweep of his re-
election victory is viewed as dem
onstrating that the voters ap-
prove of his brand of Republican
ism. This. it is believed. will have
real influence on the Republicans
in Congress.
Powerful Persuader
Mr.. Eisenhower does not plan
to browbeat members Of Con-
gress, but he can be a powerful
persuader. During the recent
campaign, Democratic speakers
sought to convince the voters
that Mr.. Eisenhower, because HI
cannot run for a third term in
1860. would lose his influence
Indeed, that he would become thC
captive of the men about him, in.
Guiding Vice President Nixon. Or
the contrary, the President to-
day, because of the mandate
given him by the voters, is II
more powerful position than evel
before. And when it comes time
to nominate a Republican presi.
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which viii include i've prizes and
IL honorable mentions for oils,
three prizes and three honor
able mentions for water colors,
three prizes and two honorable
mention for drawings. and three
prizes and one honorable men,
ltion for sculptures.
Mrs. Ruth Cunningham
chairman of the exhibition COM
mittee, said 141 entries were re-
ceived in the various categories
Judges are DR.. Gross Evans
and Hereford Lester Cooke OF
the National Gallery of Art, and
lGudmund Vigtel of Corcoran.
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RUTGERS Club to Meet

John r.. stiegman. coach of
the Rutgers University football
team. viii address a meeting of
the Rutgers Club Of Washington
at 8 pm. Friday in the National
Press Club. Moving pictures Of
Rutgers football games this sea-
son win be shown.
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Republicans Get Behind
Eisenhower Program
BY GOULD LINCOLN

Republican followers of President responding
70 his call for the spread Of modern Repubcan Eisenhower
Republicans in Congress- Vice President Nixon
Presidents cabinet engaging drive the Pres
dents political program.
The President expressed opinion press
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Cumberland News, Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Godsey and
son Johnny. were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings
of Toano. and attended the Com
mon Glory" at Williamsburg,
Mrs. Julian Holland Of Eastville,
IS. visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Crawley
Mrs C. D Westman and son. Will
lie Of Norfolk, were week end
gaes.s Of Miss Fannie T. Foster and
J. T Foster, Jr Mrs. Westman re-
manned for visit
Col. and Mrs. E B Nuckols, Jr.,
ard sons, E. B. Gary and Donald,
returned Wednesday to Colorado
Springs after visiting his mother,
rIfs E B. Nuckols
Mr.. and Mrs j. w Bradner and
Miss Irene Dunnevant, of Charlotte
c.. H. we're Sunday guests of Mr.
apG Mrs Edwin Vassar
Mrs. NJ. NJ George and son. Stew
arr, are visiting her sister. Mr. S.
R. L. Weber, in Pensacola, Fla
Miss Charlotte Whitehurst, 0
Portsmouth has returned h o m e
after visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr. ard Mrs M v Smith.
Mrs Z, F. Crockett and daughter
Mss Airline Crockett, Mrs w D.
Ingle and Mr.. and Mrs, H. G. At
kinson. of Tobaccoville. visited Mr..
and Mrs. J c. Ingle in Staunton,
Sunday.
Mrs. c. S. Miner and Mrs. I A.
Flippen visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
F'hppen recently in Richmond Mrs.
Nine remained for an indefinite
stay
w w Dowdy is a patient in
Grace Hospital in Richmond.
Judge r O. Garrett, who is il
The SoulhSlde Hospital, is reported
as improving.
Andrew Dandy, OF Atlanta. Ga
Wis ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs
L B Darby. last week
NJ and Mrs Howard Hancock
Of Sedley. were dinner guests Of
Nh and Mrs E A Carter Sunday
Nh and Mrs E H Hopkins and
daughter, Beth. spent last week at
Naes Head, N. c.
MIS-. Cass Veasey and NJ u s
Gladys, Ct Norfolk. Miss Margaret
Loy!ns, Of Petersburg, and Vance
Foste.', Of Portsmouth, were recent
guests Of Mrs. R. L. Lovins at the
Colony Club in Richmond.
Miss Margaret Lovins and Mrs.
n L. Lovins returned Wednesday
irom a visit to Mr. and Mrs A. H
Anderson in Dover Del.
Miss Ida Amos returned home
Thursday after visiting relatives IN
Lenolr N c.
Recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs
Wa"erlv Eugg were his father and
moih- MI and Mrs 7 J Bugg
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Trents Mill

We have had several good rains
which refreshed the vegetation We
are Very thankful for them.
Our community was saddened by
the passing away of the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Whaley He
was buried in Jones Chapel GENE
terry Sunday afternoon Rev F w.
Ownby officiated
KEY and Mrs. F w. OWnby. Mr.
and Mrs Earl Ownby left Sunday
ni.,ht tor Tennessee.
Mrs Reed Miller and little daugh-
ter are sick
Miss Betty F Jones left Monday
far camp in Smithfield
Nj and Mrs M S Jones went
70 Richmond Tuesday TO take Gar
land and two other boys to 90 to
camp at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Bates Bryan and
children attended church Sunday
and had lunch with Mr. and Mrs
FRANK McFan
Mrs Maggie King had her cousin
from Huntington, Tenn, to visit
in he" home
The WINS will meet with Mrs.
Pink Ownby August 2. with Mrs.
Max Ownby as leader.
MI and Mrs H. /B Wilkinson
and daughter, Sarah Adams, IN d
Mrs. w D wilkinson were dinner
guests in the Jones home a s t
Wednesday night
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Of Richmond and her parents. Mr.
and Mrs George NJ Russell, and
sister Mrs c. E Via, Of Louisa
Miss Louise Meador is spending
her vacation in Richmond and High
land Springs with relatives.
Ms. Everett Thompkins. Of Ches-
,erfield and Mrs. Harold Thomp-
kinS and Mrs, Robert Thompkins, OF
Concord, Mass. were guests Mon
day Of Mn and Mrs George c. VII
kerson.
Mrs Lille Wilson and Miss vii
sor, Of Hopkinsville. Ky We're re-
cent dinner guests Of Miss Fannie
Foster and j T Foster. Jr.
1 Mr. and Mrs. r l. Adams were
week end guests Of friends in Sea
ford and Milford, Del Brenda, Car.
OF and Dehby Adams were week end
guests OF their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, Bradshaw. in Warwick
I Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
c. Hayes were MIR and Mrs. Glen
Hayes, Of Buckingham.
Misses Page and Janet Godsey
are visiting their grandmother. Mrs
V. c. Tate in SAKE.
Mrs " T Putney and her sis
ter. Mrs J j Brogan, Of Spring
field, Mass are leaving Sunday fol
a visit with their sister, Mrs u +
Baltls, al McAllen. Texas
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Prospect News EUents of Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Glenn and
sons, Richard. Tony and Steve,
have returned from a two week S
vacation at Buckroe Beach. T h Y
report wonderful time.
Recent visitofss of Mr.. and Mrs
c A. Garden tRere Mr.. and Mrs.
R. C. Shields. ii Scotland Neck. N
c.. W. s. ScoN. of Richmod, and
Capt. and Mrs SsDonald Glenn and
sons, Taylor and Malcolm, Of Waco,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Carter and
son, Benny, Of Orange, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Patterson and daughter
Sharon, OF Altavista, and Mr. and
Mrs, James Vaughan and son, Bob
by, of Danvllle visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Chick during the week end
Mrs. A. S. Hydrick and children
viii return this week to their home
in Richmond after spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs o. p. Farrar, while 1t Col
Hydrick attended camp at Indian
town Gap, Pa They, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Farrar, spent the week end
al Greensboro and Hanging Rock.
N c.
Mrs j F. Alsop has returned
home after attending the Adult
Church School Conference at Black
stone College.
Crawford Carson has retruend to
his home in Los Angeles, Calf.
after spending a vacation with his
brothers. c. B Carson and w. E.
Carson, and his sister. Mrs. Nelson
Hix
Miss Carey Blanton Price. of
Richmond, and c. M Price, who is
attending ROTC school in Florida,
spent the week end with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Price
Mrs. BeSs Grinstead is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Carson after
spending several weeks with her
daughter and family at Tampa, Fla.
ana ten days with friends in Green
vile, Miss.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cundiff and son.
OF Lacrosse, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs Philip Thomas. Sunday visi-
tors in the same home were Mrs
Fife Parkinson. Miss Mary Walker
ana Miss Thelma Shelley. all Of
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Mt. Pleasant

Several officials of Mt. Pleasant
Church attended the first Quarterly
Conference of the Prince Edward
charge al Beulah Church at Abb
lene, Tuesday evening. July "a
The WSCS met with Mrs j. S
King at the parsonage at Abilene
Wednesday evening. July 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. A D Hobgood and
family had as their guests last week
two nieces- Brewer twins-and
a nephew. of kinston. n. c.
The Hobgoods expect her sister,
Mrs Proctor and family, of Detroit
Mich, as their guests next week
end
MI and Mrs. Paul NKirtley, Of
Richmond. announce the birth Of a
daughter on July 81
Mrs. Ruby Redd is Slowly recov-
ering from her recent Illness. She
has as her guests this week. her
sister. Mrs. Hinton Gardner, of
Hampton, and her son and daugh-
ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy
Redd and two Children. of Paints
vile Ky
1t Marcellus Waddill has retrun-
ed to his ship in Baltimore after
spending a ten day leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles w
Waddill.
Mr.. and Mrs Read Morton, for
merly of Newport News. are now
in their home in this community.
The Mt Pleasant HID Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A .
D. Hobgood instead Of with the
Worsham Club as formerly an
nouncod
1t Com John Milton Jones, Mrs
Jones and sons spent the past week
end with his father, George E,
Jones.
The rice rains have been vel
coined by the farmers and garden
ers Of this section. Many expect
to be4n saving flue tobacco this
week
Several families of this connmun-
ity ltteGded the funeral of Mrs. Ola
Mcadows Duty at Cullen. Monday,
July 10 She was a sister Of Mrs.
Clarence Newcomb and Mrs Lewis
Rigger.
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Mr. and Mrs. c c. Looney left
Monday to spend a few days with
their son a Norfolk.
Dickie and Ellen Williams. of Vic
toria. are spending this week with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. T Redd
MI and Mrs NJ f. Henderson
and children Don and Wenda, of
Delhi. Canada, were week en- d
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J W. Pol
lard Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Nix and
children. Mary Anne and Darrell,
of Elon College. N. G., were also
guests
O. c Kaufman entered h e
Southside Community Hospital Mon
day for surgery
Miss Jane Foster and Miss Halle
Rodgers, of Flat Top, W Va. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coleman.
Mrs James Glascock, who was
operated upon Friday at Southside
Hospital, is doing well
Mr. and Mrs C W Palmer were
dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Whit at Chase City.
Mrs J r Nunnally. with Mr.. and
Mrs. 7 c FoWlkes. of Victoria.
visited Mr. and Mrs. William Pet
tbs at Richmond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs O. c. Kaufman.
with Mr. and Mrs William Martin.
Ct Bradent0n, Fla. visited Mr. and
MI Frank Carr and Mrs. H. u.
Kaufman at Appomattox Sunday.
Miss Mildred Love. of Blacksburg.
came Monday TO spend some time
with Mr. and Mrs l. A. Love.
Mrs Bobby Wilson entertained
the home demonstration club with
a picnic on her lawn Tuesday even
ing.
Friends from Lynchburg were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G c.
Looney Sunday
MI and Mrs Tom Cooper. of
Bristol. Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Jones Of Burkevile. were
Saturday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E NJ Shinault. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Locke and Mrs Guy Locke, of
Eureka, were Sunday visitors.
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Sandy River

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williamson
and sons spent Sunday in Scots
vile visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williamson and family h nm V
Williamson returned with them for
visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gates and
Mr., and Mrs. John Gates and fami-
ly are spending several days at
Virginia Beach this week
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Jones. Jr.,
and son spent the week end visiting
in Yorktown.
Miss Shirley Thompson, of Keys
vile. spent the week end visiting
in the home of w. E. Bradshaw.
C. s. Farmer, Jr., of Washington.
D. G, visited his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Jenkins. Sunday
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Darlington Hgts.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Powell and
daughters. Sharyn and Debby, OF
Oakland, N j.; Mrs Samuel
Watson and children, Dale and
Butch Of Bristol Ferry. r L. and
Kent Watson. of Hampden- Sydney
are spending some time with Mrs.
Sudie Watson-
Mr. and Mrs Buster Bailey and
son, Billy. and Sonny Bailey, Of
Ric!lmond, We're week end guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. s P Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. E A Payne and
children. Jimmy and Susan. spent
part of last week sightseeing in
Gettysburg, Pa
Mrs. Jim Coleman and daughters,
Kathy and Anne, of Richmond, are
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l. Shorter Jimmy Coleman
accompanied his father on bust
ness trip to Wisconsin
Brett Watson attended the Insti-
tute of Rural Affairs in Blacksburg
last week, where he participated in
the Institutes Share the Fun pro
gram Thursday evening
Mrs. Trixie Bailey, Mrs AH h
Roach. and Mrs Everett Bailey.
Jr.. and son. all Of Richmond, visit
ed relatives in the community Sun
day
Mr.. and MIS-. J L Metcalf and
Edward, Miss Mary Shorter. of
Cullen. and Larry Gillian. Of Phen-
tx. spent Sunday in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Bailey and
children. of Danville. We're Sunday
visitors in the 7. c. Bailey home
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Lacrosse.
Mrs. Fletcher Osborne spent the
week end with her parents, = Mr.,
and Mrs w. H. Glenn.
Stuart r. Glenn, OF Richmond, is
spending a vacation with his moth
err. Mrs. D. S. Glenn. He was joined
on Saturday by his daughter. Miss
DENNIS Glenn They. with Mr. S.
Glenn and Mrs. R 3. Wilson, OF
Green Bay, motored to Virginia
Beach on Monday to spend a re "
days with Mrs. Malcolm R Taylor
and Miss Nancy Taylor.
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The Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Estes, of
Shebozgan Falls. Wis, are visiting
relatives in the community t h s
week.
MI and Mrs H. c. Bradshaw,
Eerbie and Elizabeth, Of Durham,
N C, were week end guests Of
MIS-. H l.. Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Sims. of Ar
llngton. spent the week end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.. B.
Sims
Jim Hopkins left last week for
New York City after spending sew
eral weeks with MI and Mrs. Cal
sin Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Ray woodward,
Miss Rena Berry and Mrs Ruth
Sheppard visited their brother, Joe
Berry. Sunday He is a patient i'll
the Retreat for the Sick Hospital in
Richmond
Joe and Hunter Morrissette were
dinner guests of their grandmother
Mrs. Lena MorriSsette, T hur S
day evening.
Win Scout Honor
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas L a y n e
drove to Camp Monocan Nellys-
ford. on Sunday Tommy Layne and
Thomas Williams returned wi t h
them after spending the week end
there where they were initiated into
The Order Of the Arrow. Scout hon
or society.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Hubbard left
Saturday for visit with her moth
er. Mrs J H Hundley, at Vinton
before leaving for the tobacco mar
ket at Conway. S C.
Mrs. A w Weaver and son. Char
ie and Miss Kate Weaver Brad
shaw spent the week end in Nor
folk.
Miss Elinor Bass has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs Bob
by Bass in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B Marcuson and
children, Carl and Sammy Of Rich
mond were dinner guests Of her
mother. Mrs S H Bondurant Sat
urday evening
V sits in y. Y.
Miss Margaret Sheppard has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs Webster Far
ney in LoWville, N Y
Dinner guests of MI and Mrs.
Danny Vaughan, Sunday. were Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Rutledge and chill
dren Of Lynchburg, and Nh. and
Mrs James Foster and children. of
Roanoke
Mrs NJ A. Ayres and children.
Barbie Lou and Patty Sue, Of Falls
Church are spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs u G.
Walton
Martha Jane Burton. of Rich
mond. is spending tins week with
her cousins Betty and Courier
Bradshaw
Mr. and Mrs c M. Simpson. of
Roanoke and Mrs Alverta Scruggs
and Miss Rosa Simpson were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Baldwin last Tuesday evening.
W A Oldham and Judy were re
cent week end guests of~Srs. w A
Oldham at The Cedars near Marion.
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Wllkerson ana sons. Of Prospect,
visited, Mrs. Maggie Harris last
Wednesday.
Miss Matte Jane Swan, Of Lynch
burg, spent her vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swan.
she also visited in North Carolina
Miss LaFerne Gaunce, of Waynes-
boro is spending this week with
her aunt, Mrs. j H Crute.
X. l. Harris was Sunday din
ner guest of his brother and sister
in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Harris.
at Farmyille
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Grub Hill Church
TO Honor DeacOness
During Homecoming

Deaconess Heath Dudley, of
Norfolk, parish visitor of Trinity
Episcopal Church at Portsmouth
will be the guest Of honor for
Homecoming services at Grub
HIn Episcopal Church, Amelia
county on Sunday, August 5
Morning prayer and sermon
will be held at II a. m, and \
bartis'nal service will be con-
Quoted by the rector, the Rev
Wilson M Stitt.
DeacOneSS Dudley served the
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Grub Hill Church for seven years,
coming there in 1881 and re
naming until 1871.
Mrs j. Craig Ashman is n
charge Of the picnic dinner which
will be served on The grounds
after the service.
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A baseball game lasts nine inn
ings A football game lasts four
quarters Even poker games break
up before the hands round the
clock But hunting and fishing are
sports that last all daV.
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WllJKLEDO ODLE WILL BE PAVED
TO CURB ITS FLOODING BINGES

Wnkledoodle will acquire sleek new aspect
It's going to be paved and sided with concrete for
nearly 1900 feet from South Capitol street Barnaby
I'd. Sc.
This win ease the flood threat which winkledoodle
periodically for residents Of adjoining of the
Southeast Old Wrinkle be only tcke most of the
time but in food it sometimes roaring hinges
in neighbors Easements.
AS point Of information Winkedoodle straddes the
District Line route to Oxon Rum which flows into the
Potomac River which emptes into Chesapeake Bay and
on to the Atlantic Ocean
The District Commissioners who additionally have felt
fondness for this modest possession Of theirs agreed
erday to share $3.50 the paving cost with MarylandS
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission which also is
attached for better worse. to Winkledoodle
Total cost is 100000 including chain link fencing
keep Wrinkles admirers from getting close they may
fall in
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tive Huddleston. Democrat Of
Alabama. in q speech before the
House. proposed a bill that would
allow Federal and State courts to
ignore any Supreme Court de-
|cision that conflicts with the
legal principal Of adhering to
prior decisions which are based
upon considerations other than
legal"
JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. -Four
Negro students registered for
summer classes in the white East
Tennessee State College Graduate
School after a ruling by the Ten
lnessee Board of Education that
Negroes could attend graduate
school in State colleges.
PITTSBURGH.-The Rev. A.
Henry Durham, pastor Of the
First Negro Methodist Church at
tempting to enter the all-white
Pittsburgh Methodist Conference
said he has been relieved Of his
passionate.
Mr.. Durham said ne was re-
lieved because of his efforts over
the last year to integrate his
church into the white conference
This was denied by Mr.. Dur
hams immediate superior.
The minister, pastor of the
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Il
carrying out the decision. A
boycott also was in progress at
Tallahassee, Fla.
| Representative Adam Clayton
Powell. Democrat Of New York,
said IL persons, white and
Negro from North and South, y
would meet in New York Satur-
day to consider whether the
time is ripe" for a Nationwide
program Of passive resistance
similar to the two bus boycotts.
The Negro representative re-
vealed plans for the meeting
while speaking at commence
Iment exercises at Morehouse Col
Ilege in Atlanta yesterday.
Act to Exclude Negroes
The City Commission at Del
ray Beach. Fla, voted, 4 to /,
yesterday to take steps to have
the entire Negro district exclud-
led from the city limits of that
resort town Al miles north OF
Miami.
No violence has been reported
in the city, but racial tension has
mounted in the wake of attempts
by Negroes to be allowed to use
beaches and municipal swim
ming pools. The town has about
$500 white persons and about
1900 Negroes.
At Memphis, Tenn. the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
filed a Federal court suit asking
that bus segregation laws in
Tennessee be declared unconsti-
tutional.
At Montgomery the 81 de-
cision that racial segregation or
city buses violated the Fedora
CONSTITUTION was handed down
six months to the day after the
start of the boycott.
Injunction Delayed
But the court took no immedi-
ate action to issue an injunction
against enforcement of city anc
State segregation laws. The
panel gave opposing lawyers two
weeks to submit written sugges.
tons on how the formal anti.
segregation order should be made
effective.
An appeal direct TO the United
ISsates Supreme Court might re-
suit in the first clear-cut decision
by that court on city bus segre.
cation.
At Tallahassee, where a bu:
boycott has been in progress
since May %. the Negro Inter
Civic Council scheduled a mas
meeting for tonight to bring
everyone up to date on the
situation.
The boycott was touched OF
when two students of Florida
AIM University for Negroes al
Tallahassee were arrested for re.
fusing to move to the rear of 6
bus. A similar arrest Of a Negro
Seslnstress set of the Mont,
lgomery bus boycott. In both
cities Negroes have been walk.
ing or using car pools to get K
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work, and in Tallahassee the
bus company ended service on
runs serving Negro communities.
About 500 Negroes at Birming-
ham. Ala. formed q new or
ganization called the Alabama
Christian Movement for Human
Rights and dedicated to wiping
lout racial segregation. Forma-
Ition of the new group followed
granting Of q temporary injunc-
ton at Montgomery last week
outlawing the NAACP in Ala
bama.
Other developments on the
segregation scene:
| Observation-Disclosures
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Puerto Rico Leader
Back in Penitentiury

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. June
8 R.-Pedro Albizu Campos,
head OF the Puerto Rican Ma
tionalist Party. was returned to
the penitentiary yesterday after
70 days in the Presbyterian Hos
pital.
He entered the hospital after
ia cerebral hemorrhage last
March. He is serving q Cougar
sentence on criminal charges
arising from the 1850 national.
list revolt.