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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Impose the States use tax on
raw materials.
Permit employees of a firm
closed down for vacation or in
ventory to qualify for unemploy-
ment compensation even though
they do not seek other employ
ment in the meantime.
Authorize Maryland to execute
agreements with adjoining States
for indignation of forest fire
fighting plans.
Set up a new scholarship pro-
gram to stimulate training Of
public school teachers.
The utility arbitration Measure
permits the Governor to name
members of an arbitration board
which would have power to settle
the issues in utility wage dis
pute, such as those that led to
the recent Baltimore Transit Co.
strike.
The transit company, winch
opposes compulsory arbitration,
is expected to contest the
amendment in court. 1t already
mas asked for court test on the
original seizure law. under which
the State is now operating the
Baltimore transit system
The scholarship bills signed
by the Governor sets up l52
State enhanced scholarships for
students training to become
teachers. Payments of as much
as $500 per student is authorized,
but recipients must pledge that
they will teach at least two
years in the States public school
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Man Uses His Coat
To Put Out Boys
Flaming Clothes

An Office machine mechanic
yesterday used his coat to
smother flames that ignited the
clothing and caused first and
second degree burns to the
chest. neck and arms Of a 49,
year-old Takoma Park boy,
Prince Georges County police re-
ported.
Carl B. Royce. of 5000 New
Hampshire avenue. was reported
in good condition today at
Washington Sanitarium where
he was taken by the Chillum-
Adelphi Rescue Squad.
John w. Taylor, 80. of 1875
Kennedy street NV. who had
stopped at a gas station in the
900 block of EaSt-West high
way, Parklawn, said he wrapped
his coat around the boy after a
pack OF matches seemed TO ex-
plode when the youngster struck
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

ton residents might be sold on
the idea that the amount OF
highway revenue their county
would lose by becoming a city
would be more than compensated
for by the annexation of Seven
Corners.
They better not be too sure
they'll get it," she declared, re-
calling that Fairfax County sue
cessfully rebuffed an annexation
try by Falls Church four years
ago
That was the first time a
county ever won an annexation
suit in the State of Virginia. and
we have made a lot of improve
mentS in our government since
then. We can offer Seven Cor
nerS all the services Arlington
can and more she added.
Mrs. Wilkins pointed out that
the county provides the Seven
Corners area with sewers, and
Falls Church serves the area
with water.
Il think Fairfax County can
expect plenty of help from the
Seven Corners businessmen in
fighting this annexation" con-
tinued Mrs. Wilkins. They GER
tainly don't want to pay the
high business license tax that
Arlington County has. Even II
Fairfax eventually does impose
a business which it does
not now have-I seriously doubt
that it ever would be as high as
the one in Arlington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Revised Zoning Plan Hit
By Bethesda Residents

Hampden lane, told the COM
mission:
The only thing on your map
we can say we like is the widen
ing Of Bradley boulevard. if that
is what the map proposes"
Donald Z. Gingery. a plan
ming commission member, rose
to reassure the citizens that the
commissions master plan is not
an attempt to encroach on any
residential area in any manner.
When this remark evoked a
wave Of outlaws. Mr.. Glngery
nettled. declared:
The traffic problem in Be-
thesda will get worse: present
roads will not carry the traffic;
the plan is an attempt to sta
billie the area and 1t has been
done for your benefit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
.DoIun Named Head
Of Silver Spring
VFW Post 1852

Joseph E. Dolan. 7725 Ole
Chester road, Bethesda. Md. has
been elected commander of the
Silver Spring Veterans of For
eign Wars Post 1862.
A World War II veteran. Mr.
Dolan is a construction con-
tractor.
Other officers elected are
Grover Schuhkegal. senior vice
commander. William Friis, junior
vice commander: Leonard Hardy
Judge advocate; Dale Blackmer
quartermaSter: Hollis Todd
chaplain, and Howard Elms
surgeon.
Elected as trustees were Rich
ard Hewitt to three-year term
and Brooks Perring to a one-yeal
uneXpired term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Air Reserve Unit
Forms in Rockville

Activation of a new Air Re-
serve unit in Rockville was an
nounced today by 1t. Col.
Thomas z Persinger. comman-
dant of the Washington Air Re-
serve Center
The new flight is attached to
Washington headquarters and
has been designated a general
training unit under the 9466th
Air Reserve Squadron of the
9ll0th Air Reserve Group.
More than 20 reservists in the
Rockville area are on the roster,
with 1t. Donald P. Turner as
commanding officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star STAFF Correspondent

FREDERICK. Md, April S
Frederick County Democrats
got the full treatment last
nigh with all five senatorial
candidates and two of the three
9Th district congressional cam
didates attending their annual
Jefferson jackson Day dinner.
None of the candidates got to
speak at the affair. but they had
plenty of time for hand shaking
and face-to-face campaigning.
About 275 Democrats attended
Senator Mansfield. Democrat
OF Montana, was the principal
speaker, drawing enthusiastic
applause when he attacked
President Eisenhower ana his
"do-nothing administration
Senator Mansfield, criticizing
the Republican administration
for failing to put forth one new
idea in foreign policy declared
that I'VE are losing to the Rus
slams both automatically and
militarily."
Spotlight on Senate Contest
But it was the Maryland sena-
torial contest that got the most
attention from this partisan
crowd. Frederick. with its seven
unit votes. is a crucial county in
the contest for the Democratic
senatorial nomination between
George P. Mahoney and former
Senator Willard E. Tydings.
Most observers feel the county
could go either way. The Demo
cratic Central Committee is
equally split, and that seems to
be the situation at the precinct
level also
Mr.. Mahoney, who was first on
the scene last night to greet din
ner guests as they entered the
Francis Scott Key Hotel, has
been in Frederick County three
times during the current cam
paign.
MIR TydingS. on the other
hand, was making his FIRST APP
pearance last night. Ha was
touring all through the county
today and plans another tour
here next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Special Hours Set
For Falls Church Tuos

Special Office hours will be OBJ
served this Saturday and next
Saturday by the Falls Church
City Treasurer to enable motor
lists to obtain their city license
plates before the April Is dead
line.
Treasurer James E. Durant
said his office will be open from
8 am. to pm. on both Satur-
days. There is no fee for the
tag but all vehicles registered in
the city must display the plate
he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
7 Democratic Candidates
Campaign in Frederick

Mr.. Mahoney was scheduled
to tour st. Marys County today
in three-day swing through
Southern Maryland.
The three lesser known Demo-
cratic senatorial candidates on
hand last night were GeolRe
Washington Williams. the pro-
segregationist running with the
blessing of the Maryland Petition
Committee; Andrew j. Easter
Baltimore and Washington
craftsman. and Thomas Chris
tan. Anne Arundel County
editor.
Mr.. Williams. shaking hands
in the hotel lobby before and
after the dinner. could be heard
introducing himself in this
manner:
My name is Williams. I'm
running for the Senate on a
States rights platform.
Mr.. Easter passed out cam
paign cards which he drew from
a large paper shopping bag he
was carrying.
TydingS and MahOney Talk
Mr.. Tydings and Mr.. Mahoney
conversed with one another in
an apparently friendly manner
on a few occasions during the
evening. During one of these
tete-a- tetes. Mr.. Mahoney said
in an aside to some news report
ers standing nearby;
you guys don't have anything
to write about in this campaign
There's nothing but us sissy
candidates in the race"
The two congressional candi-
dates shaking hands for all they
were worth were John r. Foley
and J. Grahame Walker. both OF
Montgomery County.
Maryland Attorney General c
Ferdinand Sybert. another ban
Quet speaker. praised Mr.. Tyd-
ings and Mr.. Mahoney for keep
ing their pledge that they would
conduct their campaigns on q
high plane and not engage in
personalities or mudslinging."
They are discussing the is
sues he added, land the voters
deserve that in these perilous
times"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Boy, 2, Is Polio Victim,
XirQiniu's 4th in 1855

RICHMOND. April S (R).-Vir-
ginia's fourth case of polio this
year has been reported to the
State Health Department.
The victim of paralytic polio is
a 2-year-old Pulaski County boy
who was eligible for Salk vaccine
shots but did not take them, the
department said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Fairfax Schedules
Mobile X-Ruy Unit

Fairfax County's mobile X-ray
unit will observe the following
next week:
Monday - Centreville Drug
Store. noon to pm.
Tuesday-Fairfax Food Town
pm. to 3 pm
Wednesdsy-Giant Food Store
Seven Corners, II am. to s pm
Thursday-Willston Shopping
Center, l pm. to 8 pm
Friday Culmore Shopping
Center. l pm. to 8 pm.
Saturday = Springfield Shop
ping Center. 10 am. to 5 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

The revised master coming and
street plans tor the Bethesda
business district. as proposed by
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
ran head on last night into a
storm of protest from Bethesda
area residents.
More than $50 Bethesdans
crowded into the Bethesda Ele-
mentary School at public hear
ing to voice fears that the plan
ners proposals would cause
blight and the plummetine Of
property values.
Before the citizens critical
salvos were fired, the commits
slon'S planning engineer for
Montgomery County. Arthur K.
Stellhorn, explained the back
ground and detectives Of the
plan.
The conn mission, ne said,
recommends alienation of traffic
congestion on Wisconsin avenue
in the Bethesda shopping region
by the widening and extension OF
parallel thoroughfare west OF
Wisconsin avenue. Airing ton road
from Bradley boulevard on the
south to a connection with the
proposed Glenbrook parkway;
east OF Wisconsin. Waverly street
from Bradley lane on the south
to East-West highway on the
north
ZOning Proposals
Zoning changes proposed in
clude establishment Of CONNER
cial, commercial Office and apart
ment areas generally located
along the boundaries Of the bust
ness district and alongside the
street improvement routes.
Herman /. Miller, chairman OF
the Edgemoor Citizens Associa-
ton, gave the commission pro-
test petition signed by $50 citi-
zens in his area. Referring to
the commercial Office zones, pro-
posed by planners as buffers
between business and residential
districts. he said:
Even commercial zone will
start a chain reaction"
Another Ed2cmoor spokesman,
Lee Somers. declared:
FavOrs Street Widening
I'VE in Edgemoor are doing q
good job in supporting county
revenue" He said the land -use
proposals were premature snc
unnecessary"
Herbert Whalen, OF sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Church Rummuqe Sale

Christ Episcopal Church.
Washington Parish. will hold It's
semiannual rummage sale from
10 am. TO s pm. tomorrow and
Saturday in the church. $50 G
street Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Chamber Will Meet

The alexandria Chamber of
Commerce will hold a campaign
dinneY-meetink at o'clock to-
night in the Terrace Room OF the
Washington National Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
Work,
Sleep, Play
In Comfort
Without NappinR BAcknche

Nagging backache. headache. or muscular
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So il nagging backache makes you feel
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07

cost. SI2.5O0: architect. r. c. Herman.
Regor. Inc. Box 276. Springfield
owner and builder: two dwellings in Lee
wood; cost. $4,000 each; architect
Marion l.. Bageley.
Walter Thompson. 1927 Anacostis
road Sc, Washington. owner anC
builder: dwelling in Springfield Forest
cost. $4,000.
W. S. Dowden. Route .. Alexandria
owner and builder; dwelling in Hammer
Park, cost. $4,000; architect. r. L
lParli
F. P. Mundy Route a.. Box $50, Alex
andria, owner and builder: dwelling II
Mount Zephyr: cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
Foirfox Authorizes
More Home Projects

/ Alexandria. owner and builder; dwelling
in Zekan Village; cost, ST. 900.
B. Il B.. Inc. 1910 Vermont avenue
NV. WASHINGTON, owner and builder
30 dwellings In North Springfield; three
| to cost $4,000 each: 80 to cost $4,000
each: 2S to cost $4,000 each; six to
Ormston.
Friendship Methodist Church. Falls
Church, owner; church in Holmes Run
Acres: cost. $4,000; builder. e. H.
Glover: architect, Elmer Cappleman.
Tinkle Properties, 100 South Glebt
| road. Arlington. owner and builder;
dwelling in Aura Heights; cost, S17,000i
architect, Richard Parl.
Darwin Construction Corp. 4617 vii.
son boulevard. Arlington. owner ano
builder; three dwellings In Hillside
Manor; cost, $13'500 each; architect
William II. Peer. 1415 South ouinc,
street. Arlington. owner and builder
dwelling in. BreeSewood; cost, ST., 900
Albert Abramson. ct al, 1925 !
street NV. washington. owner; dwell
ing. in Orchard View; cost, $4,000
builder. Tower Construction Co
D. r. Davis, o Martin street, Alex
andria, owner and builder; dwelling IL
Hanna Park cost. $l0.500
Mount Zephyr Construction Co., 900
street NV. Washington, owner
dwelling in Mount Zephyr; COST $4,000
Straw Corp, 1855 Wilson boulevard
Arlington. owner. % dwellings in Park.
lawn: cost. Sic. 900 each; Builder, Mace
ton.
Paul J. Bowman, Box 1O6. oakton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
FULLY AIR-C0NDITIoNED
RAMBLER

TO min. Pentogon; min. Key BRIDGE
PERFECT cloSE.lN NORTH ARLINGTON locAIloh--no,b
ing 70 be added in This immoeuo,e 2-yeor.od oLbriek
r9mblerl MOVE IN TOMORROW. Living with fire
pIaesseparois dining eloll electric kitchen with breuL
tos spoee-3 bedrooms and de luxe little both. Full
basement hos outside ond half both No expense
was spared 10 rnuke this the IDEAL HOME Owner now
"onis quick dsol INSPECT AND COMPARE.
To Inspect: out Lee Hwv 10 Kirk,0ood Road Ieu 10
North I'm street. ieft North Jackson and Iet 10
No. Ls0l NORTH JACKSON STREET. "FoLLoW THR
METZLER ARROWS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
VIRGINIA'S TOP BUYS
BRAND NEW
$26,95O

Bedroom and Bath on list Floor
Ideally looted in one OF North Airing
tons finest orenS, Siro,ford Hills.
Arehiieet.bUildeT spared no expense in
moferiol ond workmanship in his
efforts 10 build this ideal home--cAN
NOW BE PURCHASED BELOW ACTUAL
COST. 24-ft living room--lores din
ing sll--l4.fi. DREAM, AlL.ELECIRlC
KITCHEN iho' must be scent AFT.
screened porch--FTsnch doors from
living room 70 lovely rsor yard with
trsss-two 20-ft. bedrooms and de
luxe tile both on second floor. Full
basement with lorss buili.in garage.
70 IHgpsct. out Lee Rwv. 10
Glebe Rd.. riOht TO Old Dominion
tfrst ttafic ltDhU lett TO Williams
burg Bird let TO North Emerson,
right 10 No 3t6j NORTH EMER-
SON ST, "FOLLOW THE METZ
LER ARROWS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
Recent building permits issued
by Fairfax County include:

py FalrIax county include:
Wellington Homes inc. 302 Cameron
road. Alexandria. owneri four dwellings
in wellington Estates; cost, SIS. 900
each; builder, Donald @. Fridenstine.
architect. I Ward.
Walter L. Mozingo.. Ir.. Route ], Fair
fax, owner and builder; . dwellings in
Penderwood; cost, $4,000 each.
Robert z. Hynes. 3512 Forthing drive,
Wheaton. Md, owner; dwelling in Lake
Bancroft; cost, $19.4O0; builder, Dewey
Burnett
Arthur W. Gates. 500 Monticello drive
Falls Church, owner and builder; dwell
ing In Beverly Forest: cost. SLIGO;
architect. C W. Hess
-. Nick Basiliko. 1875 Vermont avenue
washington, owner and builder: two
dwellings in Hansborough; cost, Sl2.5OO
each: architect, Charles Medford.
Harvey Henson, 203 Laurel road, Alex
andria, owner and builder; four dwell.
InGS In Sunnyview: cost, $4,000 each.
HENRY j: Bullen. Route @ AnnandaIe
owner and builder; dwelling in Chest
nut Hills; cost. 81" architect. r
Biiiv Z. rutt, . Auborn court, Alex.
andria, owner; dwelling in Boulevard
acres acres cost $4,000; builder, W. A
Robert r Groves, 544s Seminary
road. Alexandria, owner and builder;
dwelling In Sprinevale: cost, $4,000
hurley G Coulter. 1043 North Glebe
road; Arlington,. owner and builder;
s sITSsioIl G6 in Graham Subdivision cost.
c. c. Baldwin, Box 1884. Route q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07

MAGNIFICENT GROUNDS
10 Fl. RAMBLER. S25.50o

This lovely rambler features l5x24 H. living room and
l2slA H. dining ROOM both with orge picture windows
--l2S4 Alt.EIECTRlc krCHEN-l3Klo masier bedroom
hos privoie buhiwo additional twin size bedrooms, plus
eNpondobs 2os2o roUghed.in, with heat, light,
and pUmbingj 22.fi screened porch. OVERSIZE Ca
RACE. Close 10 Forox High School, blocks 10 bfond
shopping eenisFl
TO Inspect: Ont Arlington Bird Route 500 IA miles
pas FaJar Circle 10 stopli0ht LI2Sl turn right on
Chain Bridge Road u mile 10 CObbddle sign LEFT
block then lett 70 last house on lct. FOLLOW THE
NETZLER ARROWS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
ST. JOHNS PARISH
CUSTOM RAMBLERS

Melson orea-l5 minutes 10 Key Brdas-iusi o step 10
mon'poroiion Custom 3bedroom 2.boih. all brick rom.
Ioik 10 M. Crowell on premises.
70 Inspect. out Lee Hwv 10 Giebe Road roht 10 Old
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07

81 BRICK RAMBLER
Sl7,95o
HERE IS THE HOME YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FORM
excellent eond,on2oH2i living with brick floor.
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ol.iils boihexceptionol 75Sl6oh lot with beuv,fvl
trees ond pluntings Lovely reor patio. " YOU'RE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-07
BRoADMoNT RAMBLER

VELVET LAWN - TREES - BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS surround
this magnificent 3yeoold custom built rombler. ENTRANCE
FOYtR-spoeioUs 23si4I2h living room-seporoie dining
kitchen with breakfosl spoeeJ real bedrooms and
de luxe all'ile boihs. Terrific recreation with
Hrsploee. Additional finished pluyroom with duylgh
windows disable AS A'h BEDROOM Detached aoraos
loeo'sd quiet strse'-sSeeeni for ehildrsnl
70 Inspect! Ont Lee Hmy. 10 p. Columbia ST., LET
10 Van Buyen ST. ri1ht To .PIg VAN buren,.
"FoLLoW THE METZLER ARROWS"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

you better than you know yourself
and they will tell you what il right
and what Is wrong. Listen to them
and try to understand how great is
their love for you.
Stop feeling they are trying to
keep you from having good
time" No one In the world Is more
unhappy than your parents II they
think you are feeling unhappy n
bout anything. They love you and
want you to be happy. but they
do ont wont you to be hurt.
You who are unhappily married
thought your father and mother
awful when they told you your
husband was not the man they
would like you to marry. II you
would tell the truth you know he
Is not the man you thought he
was, You are very unhappy with
him, but you have too much pride
to do anything about It so you are
living out your lives together. as
unhappy ~ your parents knew It
would be.
Teen-agers, do not feel so free
To talk with friends. Talk with
your parents. You will be surpris-
ed 10 find how understanding they
are and how much FUN II IL falling
with them, Very few parents are
aS stuff and as aloof as you think.
They would love TO have you come
and sat down beside them and talk
over your problems. Why won't
you do Il? Please go 10 them.
This Ia 10 tecn-age girls in par
ticular, but most OF II applies TO
teen age boys also. Your parents
can never take the place Of a
chum. but they can be the best
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

nAbles psychothefapy To he car
RED on. According 20 medical re-
poftA. Meratran Is hon.habit form.
ing.
DR.. Proctor stated that thirty.
three ~ forty patients who have
been followed for one year had no
rela pae Of alcoholic bouts. Most Of
these patients formerly went on
alcoholic binges approximately
every month. The doctor con
cluded that Meratran may be use
ful with other forms Of treatment
In carefully selected patien' .
whose drinking bouts are associ.
ated with depression Of mood.
Meratran, available only on n
physicians prescription. may be
used by the patient himself when
be feels the blues" coming on.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21
Continued from page y

FEPc bin, they dropped the Fed
eral Anu-Poll Tax bill, and they
dropped the proposed law 10 forbid
segregation Of passengers In In.
terstate travel,
The bill they did propose would
have merely raised the status Of
the Civil Rights section of the De-
partmsnt Of Justice, and given the
Department the right 10 bring a
civil suit in the name Of any per-
son aggrieved by the denial Of his
civil rights. az well an criminal
action. and II would set up a per-
mansnt WATCHDOG" committee Of
Congress on civil rights.
This watsred down bill passed
the House. but reached the Sen
ate too soon before adjournment
real fight on this issue. which
to make II possible 10 get up a
would have been necessary be.
cause Senator Eastland wanted 10
keep the bill bottled up in his com.
mlttse, And there II died.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-21

Eisenhower'a lack Of interest In
Federal Civil Rights legislation
stems from his fundamental poll q.
teal philosophy Tie laid great
stress IN his speech accepting the
nomination In 1854 that ono ~ the
principles that he believed In was
states Rights, and he went back 10
the Founding Fathers. to Justify
this principle"
Everyone who works in the
field ~ ctvil rights knows that
federal action Is absolutely nee
rssary "a win equal rights for Ne
grors In many states with fed.
gral action there Ia a real chance
a. gain those rights; without u, in
many states, the rights Of Negroes
arc nil too often trampied on. ny
erecting the idea ~ states Rights
into a principle. Eisenhower and
the Republicans can say kind
words about civil rights for Ne
grows, but At the same time do
nothing about Il, justItyiug their
inactioa an the principle Of
states Rights"
When Emmett TIN was murder.
81 In MlSSissippi and hts murder
ers got away with Il, or when
Authrrtnc Lucy was driven by vio-
lcncr lrnm tho University ~ Ala
hama. which the supreme Court