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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-16
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-9-rnom. .-story,
asbestos shingle, house on large
CLAY, WA. 7-iass. --ia
EAST PINES, MD.-FHA-approved
S1l.500, $500 down. Cape Cod
with 3 bedrns. A H. SEIDEN-
SPINNER; Realtor, WA. 7-1ol9 or
HiILwO0D MANOR. near Lansley
Park. Modern Diet; brick; Z bed;
800. viii go CT. Can HE. 4-64o6.
HUGH I. PECK. Realtor.
HYATTSVILLE. S9.5On. Near ST..
Jerome's-A cute 2-bedrm. home
featuring large liv. rm.. full bsmt;,
gas h,-w.h;, garage; Only 81 500
e sie AG 5fs! Spy REAL csl 4 hsrR RI;
UN. 4-1515 wkdays. sP. 3-7515
EVANSVILLE HILLS. Md full
baths. 4 bedrooms, recreation room.
hot-water heat, garage. Price,
Sl9i ,a ~, a H; sE1DENsPINNER E;
ee@en d sql s Si%5 s GlSss e e.
proved; small down pymt. to vet.
qcR Sa g e., 7. a SCOTT. Realtor' WA
RIGGS RD.-S1O.6O0 is a bargain
for this .T-rm :. older type home on
acre lot. Oil h,.w,h., storm win
q I'll p n2d W Nli Ex ssdo cq R6BS Gsl
RfvERD siI N9 neat neat. attrac io q
bedrm.. rambler, lge. rms, screened
patio. level lot. Low down payment
JOHN A. VENT, AP. T-0900, o
sTiTIAND, eseo Houston rd.EAl-
most new 3-bedrm., 2-story semi
~ terms: To inspect, key in door
way; Call MR. ViNNIcK. Mon. Me.
S-2292: ewes, DE 2-0754. --16
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-2-story,
3-bedroom brick Colonial. excellent
s ISssn5ISN PElTs S RssItnr VA +
UNIVERSITY Authorizations brick
Colonial in a stately setting, fire.
place, sun rm., dining rm.. 1st-fl
powder .rm., 4 bedrms., fin. bsmt
with bath; gar. and patio. JOHN A.
VENT. AP. 10000. 9 till 8. III
AUCTION SALE of 3 houses and all
improvements; To be sold Saturday
hiSdar I'll East at i.T Pm to the highest
BEACH REAL ESTATE, Lo. 7-sel5;
s eEsS,i re B6 3NSIG3al1 fun 1 Base
ment; let 50x150; price. S11.500;
convenient terms LAUREL
REALTY CO. Parkway $500
I BLK. BALTIMORE PIKE. Hyatts-
vile: 1915 Burlington I'd. 7 rms,
porches, Ice. fin. attic. rec. rm.,
side drive; new-house cond. $500
81 900 cash. Will exchange. ia. o.
BRICK RAMBLER. s15.Soo. only only 3
yrs. old and in better than new
cond. Fenced. handicapped yard; 3
bright bedrms.. flrepl. and lge. liv.
rm., full daylight bsmt high loo.
mr.. Parkway and Rogers Heights.
Call Ill Q pm. WA 1-3aO0.
ROBERT S. DAVIS e. CO., INC.
EXCEPTIONAL HOME - Neiehbor-
hood means much and this 3-bed-
rm., fun hsmt. home has one OF
the hest; mr.. schools. churches,
shopping and bus: conv. to park
way 5000 down for Gil: subject to
appraisal; price. SI2,S0O. JAMES
c. CONLEY & CO. AP. 1892.
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"CLEAN AS A PIN"

Sharp as a tack! Say what you
please, but this beautiful 3-bedrm.
brick rambler near Annandaie is
a whale of buy! De luxe kitchen,
fully equipped sep dining room;
basement. has "a bath and out
side, entrance, PLUS completely
tiled floor and rec. room: FILA
and FILA ''In-Service" financing
available: ONLY S1e.50Ol Call
now. colonel leaving, must sell.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH

4-bedroom, 2la-bath brick
Cape Cod with $1,000 down.
Owner will take back balance
IN LIST trust. $4,000. J-W
REALTY CO.. ia. S-1S7S.
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SIG 500Z2 ACRES

Laurel area. cont enient TO Johns
Hopkins Fort Meade and D, c
New H yIns r Sso0% Min sFi sions hq Te
place large dining room. laree
kitchen with fireplace full base
inent. oil heat nice view; a bar.
gain. JOHN BURDOFT, 1898
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring Md
CAL EV 4-3St6 --ip
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PENTAGON
ESPECIAL"

ALWAYS IN DEMAND! Groom
brick Colonial home with base
ment rec. room and attic storage.
Back yard in beautiful flowers and
shade trees S15.950! GI CON-
ACCEPTABLE! All city
eonveniences right at your finger
tips!
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"Snell-Rinder"

Older type frame home with lots
Of eye-appeali Offers . baths, 4
bedrms. and dining rooms or i
bedrms. and eat in the kitchen
Rear screened porch, basement
and garage. Lovely neighborhood.
De luxe convenience SI5,950 -
Full price. Sc it TODAY!
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ARLINGTON RAMBLER
S17.950! 7! (!

Brick construction--has full base
ment opening to patio 3 bed
rms, living room (t1replacel, din
Ing L equipped kitchen. Quiet
dead-end street, close to all con-
yeniences. CT CONTRACTS AC-
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Desirable properties are being
rapidly picked up. So will this one
# you don't hurry. An attractive,
3-bedrm. rambler with Gift. liy'
rm., Venetian blinds. mirror in liy.
room. exhaust fan. disposal and
washer are few Of the desirable
features. CT approved at S14,45O.
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EXCEPTIONAL HOME - Neiehbor-
hood means much and this 3-bed-
rm., fun hsmt. home has one OF
the hest; mr.. schools. churches,
shopping and bus; conv. to park
way. 5000 down for CT: subject to
appraisal price. S12,S00. JAMES
C. CONLEY e. CO, AP 7-629o
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MONEY TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST PURCHASED
At extremely low discount
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Mass. Ave. Extended

Slo,5OO-Brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms, den, separate din. rm.. full
bsmt.; extra-large, tree-shaded YARD.
REED REAL ESTATE. lie
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Quiet Retreat

DANISH THAT OFFICE PALLoRi
Estate-type rambler on a h-acre
OF; with den, porch and 3 lovely
)edrms full basement. garage.
easy access to downtown WASH
BY appointment only. oV'
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3 bedrooms largel, nicely land
scaped fenced lot: convenient to
school, bus and church. CT can buy
for Sl1.S00, nothing down. Phone
GA. 4-S637. -o3
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Four Bedrooms

or one can he used as n play
room. Living Dom, modern kitchen,
fun basement. LARGE lot convenient
70 schools and TRANSFORMATION ex-
celient Ior family OF three or four
children Priced 70 sell Immediately
nf,iv an 500
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TWINBROOK- ROCKVILLE, MD.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Liv. rm with left. picture window,
frepl, equip. kit, 3 bedrms.. ex-
pansible end floor: new-house cond.
Adjacent to school. shopping. transp,
and community swimming pool.
Immed. occupancy. OIL. 0-S351, or
GA 4-01Q3 .-lb
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.HEATON-ROCKVIII.
INvEsTMEN1 PROP. FOR SALE
3 UNIT BLDG, 2Os eth 81 g.

s-UNIT BLDG, EOS 9th st. Sc
SID month income. $500. with
DUPONT CIRCLE AREAS units.
converted apt. hse. Priced 5is times
annual rent OWNER, Du. 5-6704
SPECIAL BARGAINS. 7-apt. de-
tached modern apt. bldg Beautiful
loo. One apt. q rms. and bath.
Will take small prop. in exchange.
AL location for home or invest
ment. Call MR.. ODUM. RE. 1926.
list COMMERCIAL. NV stores
Q apis. Very low rents. Income
So. 700 yr. Expenses $1,000 yr
VIII show excellent net return.
Priced at g times income. Mr.. West,
GOSS REALTY CO.. INC. MA s.
1868. IL
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500 DOWN

tNon-vet or Vetl. Buys lovely viers
Mil BUNGALOW, fun bsmt. SIS mo !:
vacant; no red tape. PARkSIDE
REALTY. 10. 5-S755 til o pm.
10
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PARKWOOD-$15,9G0

Attractive, 3-bedroom, brick
home with y baths. large
electric kitchen, separate liv-
ing room and dining room;
full basement. Well land
scaped level lot. Elementary
school 2 blocks. VA approved.
T. N. LERNER g. co.
tn. 2-740O Til 8 PM;
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
YOU

OPEN SAT-, SUN, MON.
Want a real buyP Builder offers
2 new 6-rm:, soft. brick rambler.
8 twtn-size bedrms.. separate din.
rm dream kitchen. 8 baths. Con-
venlent?? fJust around the corner
bSmt. Price, S24 $50. Only 81 $50
down. Directions Out Wilson blvd
to 6O01. or call lie I-2RoR I'D
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6 ACRES
SUBURBAN ESTATE

Situated on a hilltop with a COM
manding view stone Colonial resi-
dence, white. columns: 4 huge bed
rooms and den, formal living area,
. full and 2 half baths: Scar ga
rage and guest house; only Z mi
from the White House. close. to
ment.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

3-bedrm., 1h-bath white
brick rambler on Ia-acre land.
scaped lot; rec. rm. with pic-
ture window overlooking pa
ito; $19,95O. J-W REALTY
CO., ia S-1STS
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= - -
GARAGE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

APPROX. loo-ft. frontage suitable
for ice-cream drive-in' Consider
2. c.. Va. or Md. Buy or lease
Box 397-Y Star is
WANTED To RENT-Site suitable
for meeting place, community CEN
ter, Sunday School in central Prince
Georges County. Write Central
Jewish Community Center. Box ell,
Bladensburg, Md. 16s
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BUY HERE!!

IN BEAUTIFUL SHIRLEY WOODS
near WASHINGTON Golf and Country
Club IMMACULATE 5-year-old brick
SPLIT LEVEL RAMBLER on elegant
landscaped lot. az feet wide. Center.
around fireplace in living room. din
ing. room; large fully equipped
Kitchen. including dishwasher ano
disposal. 3 lovely bedrooms, 3 tile
baths, recreation room and half,
bath in basement. Huge garage
Convenient to schools, shopping and
transportation. Real value at only
ARLINGTON REALTY
22l2 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 Til 9
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ESTABLISHED

Shopping center store: large; next
to Peoples and theater. Available
LIST time in years. Area needs deli
cateSsen. grocery. childrens wear,
shoes. hardware, bakery, etc. Pro-
tected. IA. 9-4140. III
342I 14th ST. NV. located I4th
and PIX. rd business center: approx
20X75 it.; has 5-rm. apt. above
available for tenant If desired: COM
bine business with living quarters.
PLANT g. GORDON, INC.
33Os I4th st. NV. co. 5-0s37
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

.DIU DAWOON 81.
SPECIAL. We are Offering far be-
low construction cost this very large
expensivelv built rambler on . large
lots late 1851. It's very unusual.
16l2xl3; de luxe kit, 3 bedrms.. .
full baths; den. large bedrm and
storage rm. in attic rec rm. "a II
long with large frepl. and bar
towner being transferredl will take
50 600 to IS 600 down It's beauti-
ful. Mr. Gibson. LO. 1880. with
M. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV. NE 400 -l6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

5-BEDRM. CAPE COD
$3.50 dn,-Brk. and frame, ]
yr. old; . baths, bsmt. $l7,950
Mr.. Tishler, CO. 5-S414.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. 5-3533 o TIL q
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- w UH' o-IOlo.
$40 TREES shade this stunning long
n, low tone-and-brick U-sfap a
ddaa n;I 7x22 living rm.. lift.
breakfast nook; . hedrms.. 2O-ft,
dem, 22:-ft. rooted patio. screened
porch. 2-car attached garage. hot
water heat, S/10-acre level lot
- CRoWELL q CO., INC.
2loO N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-0707
ALEXANDRIA
NO DOWN PAYMENT
NON-VET.
Beautiful: , bedrms.. finished
bSmt, semidet.; new brick, very
modern. DI. 1-S333, call until 8.
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Large Rooms"

Large living room extra-large kitch-
en-. fun basement with outside en-
trance. off-street parking; house is
In very good condition; two years
old; VA appraisal requested Price,
$f3.75O.
Georgia Ave.-S20,750
New brick rambler, ideal for doc
tor bus line at front door Three
large bedrooms. huge living room
with fireplace, .guest-size dining Il. !"
. dreamy kitchen with table spare
full basement level lot; OF appraised.
e2O.750
James c. Conley g. Co.
eb25 Ca. Ave. ~ a.4i34 I'll Q
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nnIr1McmnOn

A beautiful well-constructed brick
home in a gracious setting oil. fine
trees. and with an attractively land
mn, sep. din. rm.. screened porch.
kit. and large library or hedrm, and
half bath. All on LIST floor; 4 large
bedrmS., 9 baths, and screened porch
on 2nd floor: rec. rm. and maid S
room and bath in full bsmt.: Gear
iew-house cond. and is priced below
market value at SIG. 500. INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4o3., OIL, 2-5S,r7.
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Takoma Park-$1,5 500 Down
T7rINppooY -PocYyII.F MD

Nearly new 3-bedrm, brick rambler,
full bsmt.. wooded lot. . blocks to
transp. Under $4,000,
Hugh T. Peck HE. 4-6400
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BY ELTON FAY

The United States is vastly
stronger in firepower, in the means
of delivering it on an enemy and
in defensive works than it was when
the Korean war ended. But so is
Russia.
Overall, Russia probably is still
behind the United States. But some
high ranking American officials
estimate that the Soviets are clos
ing the gap rapidly in their own
urgent atom age rearmament.
United States military strength
is oriented today to airpower and
nuclear weapons. More than half
Of the military budget appropriated
by Congress goes to air power for
the Air Force and the Navy Bill
lions more 60 for Atomic Energy
Commission development and pro-
duction Of nuclear weapons.
Admiral Arthur Radford. chair
man Of the Joint Chiefs Of Staff.
says we want the greatest air.
planes "in quality" the best naval
aircraft carriers, the most efficient
guided missiles. the finest crews and
q comprehensive system of bases.
1t should be noted that Admiral
Radford mentions quality" In air.
craft. He does not say the United
States necessarily should possess
more planes than Russia.
Both Rely on Bombers
At present, the United States and
Russia place primary reliance for
long range delivery on big bombers
the United States Air Force B-52,
the Soviet Unions Bison and Bear.
The Boeing-built B-52, an eight
Jet plane, can carry over 10 tons
of bomb load. Its speed is above
$50 miles per hour. It's range, with
out aerial refueling, is about 5000
miles. The Air Force demonstrated
recently that the B-52 can fly at
least 10000 miles using aerial re-
fueling.
Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, chief of tn
Strategic Air Command, says thc
Red Air Forces Bison lis compar-
able to our B-52" The Bison, like
the B-52. is straight jet plane.
The Bear is "turbo-p prop" bomber,
meaning that gas turbines. like Or
dinary jets, are used to drive pro-
pellers instead of using the jet
thrust. A turbo-prop is slower thar
pure jet, but its range is longer.
Gen. LeMay, in Senate testimony
last spring. said that I'VE believe
they (the Russians) have more
Bisons and Bears in their inventory
than we have B-52s." He also said
that 1t was not planned to increase
the B-52 production rate to point
where 1t would equal that Of the
Bisons and Bears.
If taken alone. the estimate that
the Russians have more and are
building big bombers faster than
the United States could be alarm
ing. But these points should be
remembered:
The USAF does not believe that
the Red air force has progressed
as far as the United States in the
art of in-flight refueling to extend
the range of their bombers. Also,
the United States is probably still
far ahead in the technique OF
navigation and bombing.
American officials claim the
United States still is substantially
ahead Of Russia in the size, variety
and rate of production Of its nu-
clear weapon stockpile. This is not
to deny the obvious fact that Russia
has made rapid strides in the field
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Western Europe

LONDON.-Hard times are ahead
for Britain and Western Europe
during the new year.
Imponderables defeat any effort
to forecast the precise economic
effects Of Suez, but this island and
its continental neighbors are in for
heavy economic weather If not q
disastrous gale. There are forecasts
of unemployment. falling produc-
ton and more twists in the infia-
tionary spiral.
Prime Minister Eden will be fight
ing hard for his political life. Italy,
too, may change prime ministers.
Premier Antonio Segni is not well,
and critics accuse him of lack
of leadership. His middle-of the
road coalition likely will remain in
power, however, with another Chris
tian Democrat at its head.
In France the government of
Premier Guy Mollet appears to have
a strong chance of holding out for
some time to come. Mr. Mollet's
policies have had plenty of criti-
cism, but many politicians see his
regime as preferable to any Of
the likely alternatives.
Jack Smith,
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BY SIMON TUCKER

The Justice Departments prose-
cution Of l6 persons for agitating
against integration at the Clinton
Tenn. High School is being widely
viewed as a test of whether
the Federal Government can step
in to enforce school desegregation
ut the State and local level.
At Clinton, local school authori-
ties have desegregated the admis-
sion OF students in compliance with
q Federal District Court order. but
racial agitators have succeeded in
preventing Negro students from ac-
tually going to school. Thus the
hurdle Of getting the State public
authorities to carry out the Fedora:
courts desegregation decree has
been surmounted. The problem now
is to put desegregation into prac-
tice against the local opposition of
private persons.
Local forces OF law and order hav-
ing been unable to handle this OPP
position in Clinton, the school au-
thorities turned to the Attorney
General of the United States, and
demanded that Federal police forces
shoulder the burden of carrying out
orders handed down by the Federal
courts. The big question is: Can
the Federal Government success
fully assume responsibility for put
ting desegregation into practice?
Some Points Are Roised
Lawyers, students and constitu-
tional law, and writers on public af-
fairs are raising some important
questions about the Federal Gov
ernment stepping into the integra-
ton enforcement picture in Clinton.
They point out. for example, that,
since the Justice Department is
prosecuting the Is Clinton peo-
pie for criminal contempt" they
will be tried before the same Federal
Judge who ordered their arrest and
they will be tried without a jury.
Where. It Is asked, Is the constitu-
tional guarantee of a fair trial--a
trial before an impartial Judge not
himself involved in the matter At
hand or interested In It's outcome7
Where Is the jury to decide whether
the accused Is guilty beyond = rea-
sonable doubt OF having committed
criminal acts7 Where, indeed. is
the statute defining the particular
acts ~ q crime. and specifying the
criminal punishment that the Judge
may hand out 70 q guilty party?
There are answers 70 these ques-
tionS. Under the Constitution. the
courts have always had a right 10
protect their dignity and power by
Furnishing persons guilty Of con-
tempta against them; ana eGch
Judge can determine for himself.
without . jury. when q contempt OF
his court has been committed. As
q matter Of fact. the Clinton pros
ecutions are being carried out
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Germdny, Scandinavia

FRANKFURT, Germany. - It's
not likely there will be a war over
Germany in 1857. Russia stands
to win too much here by normal
peaceful means = in fact, from a
simple general election in West
Germany in late summer.
If Konrad Adenauer's government
loses that election, the Western
military alliance against Russian
expansion may come crashing
down.
In neighboring Scandinavia, feel
ings may harden against the Rus
slams. Premier Bulganin and Party
Chief Khrushchev were to visit
there early in 1857. The invita-
tions have been shelved. Norway
and Denmark find NATO more
justified than ever. Sweden's neu-
trality is more anti-Soviet. Finland
is colder to her Soviet neighbor.
Economically, in Germany and
Scandinavia, prospects are bright
despite some threat of imitation.
Richard O'Regan.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Hurdles Facing Prosecution

involve only civil contempts. the
array Of Federal police forces which
was brought into play to investigate
and prosecute them-the FBI. local
United States Attorney, and the
Department Of Justice - will be
barred from participating in the
enforcement Of desegregation.
Wos II Interference?
Aside from this hurdle, the JUS
tice Department faces another OBJ
stacle to enforcing desegregation by
court action against private oppo-
nents Of integration. This is the
question Of whether it can success
fully show that the activities of
the defendants constituted inter-
ference with the carrying out Of
the January order for desegregating
the high school.
The January order was addressed
to the school board. It told the
school board that it must be color
blind" in admitting students to the
high school. The order applies only
10 how the school board must act,
and is carried out when the school
board admits students on a deseg-
regaCed basis.
II Negroes. after they have been
admitted to the high school by the
school board. are prevented by
private persons from going to
school. 1t could be argued that this
is only local police matter. not an
interference with the school board
in doing its Job under the court
order.
On the other hand. acts TO in
timidate the school board so that
II would not permit Negroes to at
tend the high school would inter-
fere with its carrying out OF the
order. To the extent these acts are
directed at the board itself, they
might constitute interference.
In general. the l6 Clinton de-
fendants seem TO have committed
acts Of general racial violence not
aimed at the school board. but
rather designed TO prevent Negroes
from going TO school. So the ques-
ton remains: Can the courts validly
consider these acts as tending TO
intimidate the school board or
otherwise prevent It from COM
plying with the school desegrega-
ton order?
Other Difficulties
The Justice Department may also
face some other difficulties in show
ing that the rs defendants violated
the August injunction. The injunc-
ton Is addressed TO six named anti
integration agitatorS and all those
acting In concert with them. Be-
fore any OF the is can be convicted,
Il would seem that the Justice De-
partment viii have 70 demonstrate
that his acts were done - part Of
. concerted effort IN cooperation