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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
Classifieds Pay Dividends
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No, 6162

Case No. 6162
Estate of Chloe T. Pierce, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
L. Pierce. of 608 Playground Street
Caldwell. Ohio has been duly appoint
ed Executor of the Estate of Chloe t
Pierce, deceased. late of 608 Playground
Street, Caldwell, Noble County, Ohio
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 18th day of February
1857.
EARL P. McGINNIS
Probate Judge of said County
81 35 SO.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28
DECLARE DIVIDEND

Directors Of Clevite Corpora
ton, Cleveland, today February
19) declared a dividend of 25
cents per share on common stock,
payable March II to stockhold-
ers Of record at the close of busi-
ness March /. This will be the
company's l39th consecutive
quarterly payment, and is in the
same amount paid year ago.
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Photo observation-disclosures
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
CaSe No. 6l6

CASE mo. bIb0
Estate of John Beymer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that l.. D
Miller of r. F. d. No. /, Sarahsville
Ohio. has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of John Bey-
mer, deceased, late of Belle Valley,
Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1857.
EARL P. McGINNIS,
Probate Judge of said County
"a 35 So
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

Pecans are good in breads,
cakes, cookies and candy and
can also be used in poultry stuff
ing, croquettes, creamed chicken
or fish, salads and miscellaneous
desserts.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the Common Pleas Court of
Noble County,
State of Ohio
Case Number 9647
Ruth Helen Scott
Plaintiff,
vs.
John w. Scott
Defendants
John w. Scott whose residence is
unknown, is hereby notified that Ruth
Helen Scott has filed her petition
against him for divorce on the grounds
of gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty in Case Number 9647 in the
Common Pleas Court of Noble County.
Ohio. and that said cause viii be for
hearing on or after March 30, 1857.
l.. C. YOUNG
Attorney for Plaintiff
33 81 35 Sc 81 38 J.
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Political Matters
And Otherwise
BY JESS S. HARRIS

The population of the United
States is now reported to have
reached l70,000,000.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

Mr.. Auto Driver, make sure
that you always take it easy,
otherwise you may not reach
your destination.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

your destination.
During the recent floods in the
southern states more than one
million tons of coal were kept
out of the markets, and this in
the middle of the winter.
Each of the four corners of
the public square in Caldwell
continue to be most dangerous
points for pedestrians, some mot
orists seemingly having little
regard for pedestrian rights.
Billy Graham, the world S
greatest evangelist at the present
time, predicts that ne will
religiously sweep New York
City, starting the coming May
5th. All good luck to him in his
religious effort.
If our national government is
living within its income" why
the necessity of continually
selling" bonds? If not, where
are we drifting to? Down
stream? Remember we were
promised economy in govern
mental expenditures?
In providing an American flag
for the Caldwell high school
grounds it was intended that it
be displayed during class hours,
at least when the weather is
favorable, and not hidden in
some remote corner in the build
ing. Be that as it may, the flag
has been kept from public gaze
much of the time of late favor
able or unfavorable weather.
The national house of repre-
sentatives has refused to grant
and increase in interest of from
412 to 5 per cent on CT loans
for the purpose of providing
homes for themselves and their
families. 1t should always be re-
membered that there is nothing
too good for the American boys
who served their country over
seas when the necessity present
ed itself, as in the past.
Adlai f. Stevenson, the twice
| Democratic nominee for the
| presidency and as many times
defeated by one Dwight D.
Eisenhower, now terms Ike's
administration as a crock and
rolf, as might be expected OF
Adlai at this time. Stevenson
also accuses the Eisenhower ad-
ministration of makisg blunder
after blunder; and this, too, is
to be expected from Adlai.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

During the recent floods in the
southern states more than one
million tons of coal were kept
out of the markets, and this in
the middle of the winter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-02-28

Each of the four corners of
the public square in Caldwell
continue to be most dangerous
points for pedestrians, some mot
orists seemingly having little
regard for pedestrian rights.
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in Washington

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-16
open enrIy.. open late until Christmas
Park

we've listed just few Of the hundreds of de-
sirobe gifts still available for everyone on your
Ist-but come, choose from thousands more!
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just = more shop
ping days to go-
but you'll find lots of
exciting and useful
gifts at both Lonsbureh
stores!
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christmos Budget DwindIins' Use our convent
ent Insured Revolving Charge Account No down
payment z months to poy--pus small service
charge. It's insured by the Prudential Insurance
Co. OF America.
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In doubtf You're sure TO pIeose with gift GER
teote. Available in ottroctive Christmas enve,
Iopes at both stores coshiers' Desk-Woshino-
ton, First and Sixth Floor; Langley Park, Second
Floor.
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YEl*EsN4 Nakan
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Slim 10 rib STYLE OF oeeoie; you just press ond
bulky knit Orion SIlrugs K98
Woven in ; dinnensono design white; N. l. -
hand-detaiIed DacrOn** blouse NOsO
Wonderousy washable gift bouses; white in sizes
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washable leather gloves
Eioht length slim topered fingers. three SD
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fMT
Arpege Eau dc LanVin mt
Forous French fooronce-her foVorite, ozs.
ond plus 1923 Fed. toN.
IIumming Bird Fashioned NyIOns
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threc-Zipper tote bags
Two outside pockets zippered compartments IARf
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Genuine leather lined with royon and zippered -"
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Who IS This?
By HELEN CIBLO

1T WAS MUSIC all the way for this youngser, of
famous father who had studied at the Conservatory
Of Leipzig, Germany.
Youngest of six children. he born February "a.
1902 a house which still stands 31 First street Sc.
He attended E. " Brown Elementary School and Mckinley
High.
Violin lessons with his father spare time studies
in harmony with Arthur Tregina to a place the
orchestra Tech" from which he graduated in 1921.
He attended the Washington College of Music and the
New England Conservatory of Music in Boston
His ambition to play violin in symphony orchestra
encountered snag when he applied for musicians
union card before seeking berth with the Cleveland
Symphony He found himself in trouble for having sub
stuted in the unionzed Boston Symphony while he
student at the conservatory
Resisting $50 fine. he applied for job with the
United States Marine Band instead Rejected because
he played only the violin and band instrument. he
took up the euphonium, small double TUBA and after
several weeks reapped for the job When he turned
down for lack of proficiency the new instrument, he
threw himself into intensive studies few months later
he successfully auditioned for the position
In 1928 he became private in the Marines and
member of the band that plays for Presidents, Prime
Minister'S royalty and the public Although his yearly
took him the 48 States he still found time for
his favorite Misunderstanding stamp collecting carpentry
and gardening.
A past president OF the American Bandmasters
Association, he belongs the Grdiron Club and the
Military Order of the Carabao.
daughter and a son were born of his 1925 marriage
to a music teacher. In that year he promoted to
concertmaster, assignment he retained
later he was appointed assistant leader of the band He
renqushed both positions when he became leader 1910
He commissioned in 1912 and retired as
lieutenant colonel in 1855 with the highest rank
attained by Marine musician. The leader by whom
he had been twice rejected early this
own father, whose highest rank had been captain.
Another famed leader, John Philip sousa, had been
enlisted
He still travels widely acting as guest conductor
schools and professional organizations
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tWo.part fun in the sun
MORON COTTON

Iron shy, crease resistont
cotton ploysuit with button
front styling ond eIosticized
waist. In SEQ blue and Ber-
mudo pink. Sizes IL TO 20
and l4H2 to 22T2.
Down Stcits Store, Sportsweor
oIso 7 Corners Down Stoirs
Store ond Bethesda Budget
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RELX MEG

MAN with practical exper. in metal
fabrication. incl. soldering and
RlS, iii 18th st. NV. SIS pm.
MAN-(whitel living in Bethesda
or Silver Spring area, excel OPEN
ing. Start at sos. wk. Phone
WI 6-5474, Mon. even, pm. to
MEN excel. openings in local
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Character ref. nee. Married pre-
terred. Can easily average over
500. weekly, most Of our men
average $3.50. .wk. No exper. nec..
training furnished. This is 4
steady repeat business in est.
consumer necessities with no
cold convassing. For details phone
7-349Ss or DI. 7-4477.
MEN-twhite) 9 for work in Pair
fax Co. 500. wk. to start. Phone
JE. 3-1965 Mon. eve. after . pm.
MEN, with interesting voices for
telephone work; ewes, 7-10; 81
per hr. VICTOR DANCE STUDIO
Call CO. 5-5500. bet. 2-7 pm.
MEN = Executive-type statesmen
Salary plus commission during p
year intensive training program.
No experience necessary, Married
men. ages 25-45. with college
background preferred. Call no.
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HOTEL STATLER
PUBLICATION
PRODUCTION
ASSISTANT

Do you have a desire for q
career in publication production?
If you can I'll the bill on most Of
you may find the opportunities o.
of the American Chemical Society
Of interest to YOU.
/. Some. time in your past you
will have been exposed TO publlca-
ton production and have some
knowledge OF printing processes
and other technical aspects o!
magazine publishing.
.. At least one of your major
career detectives will be achieve
ment In the field of topographic
design and layout.
3. You understand that prOdue-
ton work calls. for an appreciation
of editorial values but no writing.
4. You have had some art train
ing and /or experience in handling
of drafting tools,
5. You are willing to work in a
beginning position that entails q
variety of tasks and offers excellent
advancement opportunities
II you are interested write the
Production Manager AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1895 18th
st. nv, Washington 9, D. c. In
clude all pertinent information in
cluding SALARY requirements.
REAL ESTATE-We're expanding
and we need men capable of high
earnings. Experience helpful, but
not necessary l. L. LEWIS As
SOCRATES. ME. S-43I6.
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RELp WOMEN
CLERK TYPIsT

Young woman, age 1925, TO
handle interesting once WORK u
scRooI enadu nesear typuH nr 30 bnn
Liberal company benefits, including
paid vacation and sick leave, acci-
dent and health insurance. Pleas
ant working conditions. Salary
81. 800 to start. For appointment.
call Kl. 9-0244, ATLANTIC RE-
SEARCH CORP, Dol N. Columbus
ST., Alex, Va.
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statesmen

EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
will make You $1,000 net. Work
four hours daily on qualified leads
with 1000 financing. II you do
not have five-figure income and
ri ietwetll the ages .0-4n see
MR.. SMITH at o36 Bonifant St.
Silver Spring. II am. or = pm.
sharp Tuesday only.
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RELP WOMEN
CONTINUED

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around,
op salary plus 50ss commission.
Call ia. 2-6651.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, under 35.
public accounting once: some
knowledge of payroll and tax
forms: unusual opportunity for
substantial advancement for In
telligent, industrious person. XII.
s-l995.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced in han
ding accounts PAYABLE. nationally
known electronic organization; B.
day week company dement's. State
age and experience Write Box
36l-G Star
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
AT0R, to operate Monroe two
register machine and perform rel
alive clerical duties. GENERAL
ELEC. CO., $685. v st. ne. Call
LA. 5000. Mr.. Bryan.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIsT. 5 days.
research; start $50. POTOMAC
EMPL.. 104 z. Broad ST.. Fails
Church. JE. 2-7272.
BUYER, exper, in better dresses for
small neighborhood shop. Box
lash. Star.
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statesmen

statesmen
All Outside Work
Selling Star Subscriptions
Salary and Commission
Our Best Producers
Are Earning 500 Per Week
or More
Ability to sell, neat ap-
pearance and pleasant
personality essential.
Physical examination
e required, at our expense.
Apply to Personnel
Dept, Room 602, be-
tween $3.50 am. and S
pm. Monday through
Friday-Saturday, 9 to
IL noon.
The Evening Star
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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statesmen
FURNITURE

Unusual opportunity for ambiti-
Gus men to ioin expanding sales
stan. Earn up to $4,000 a year.
Liberal commissions. Free parking,
excellent company benefits. See MI
Stiefel. GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2l46 oath place ne.
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HELP MEN
FLuMBERs. experIsncsd N

experienced In jobbing
work. Permanent employment, Life
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ply MR. MAXI. 1246 Taylor st..
NV. ia. 9-SlO0.
PLUMBER, exper. In jobbing and
sober man only. EDWARD J.
sHEAFFER. EN-. 2-4959.
PLUMBER
Reliable man with general main
tenance experience: permanent posi-
ton with good pay and many
employe benefits. Apply personnel
ONCE.
HOTEL STATLER
18th AND K SITS. NV
PORTER for liquor store; must have
good refs; good salary, vacation,
bonus. CENTRAL, 5lS 10th St,
NV. Do not phone.
PORTER
Sober; references. LONGS CREDIT
STORE, 731 9TH st. NV.
PRINTERS. offset pressmen. for
steady job. full or part time. oil
Franklin st. ne.
PRINTER COMPOSITOR, expert
enced versatile job work, must be
reliable, sober. Apply THE ATLAS
PRESS. 612 9TH st. NV.
PRINTING FRESHMAN. experienced
Miehle Vertical and Kluge, Must be
reliable. sober, permanent Job to
right man. Apply THE ATLAS
PRESS. 612 9Th street NV.
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SALESMAN
Observation-Disclosures
statesmen

Mems clothing regular or part
time. experience preferred. Apply
BUTLER'S FEDERAL STORE. 62l
ffh st NV
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SALESMEN-2

II you are interested in working
and building security for you and
your family you will want to find
out what we have to offer. can
tell you this, we are looking for
managerial material II
you are a resident Of Va. have a
late model car and are free 70
we are looking for. Draw $3.50 per
wk. until established. Earnings un-
limited, DEPENDING ENTIRELY
UPON YOUR WORK. II you think
you can qualify, call JU. 7-5310.
10 to 4 for appointment.
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HELP MEN

ssHss .y:. s1SS Sod I.T students. OPEN
C-O-L-U- -B-I-A
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1911 G ST., Suite ga, NE. $500
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
AC~TG. EXEC. Asia to S12 900
Z Z CLERK. small hotel.
helpful OPEN
D SALES MGR, 30-45,
h ~ sewares, nat. corp. to $4,000
= .crRONICS TECH, relocate:
d "ital comp. exper $4,000
Lac. TECH. interested in
sales. will train OPEN
MATHEMATICIAN OPEN
TECH RECRUITER, single,
to As; must travel OPEN
OPEN TODAY
ACCOUNTANT o o KKEEPE r,
wanted by local steel fabricator
H. Georgetown area. TO handle
full set of books, knowledge OF
cost accounting desirable Write
giving age education experience
and compensation desired Box
$3.50 star
ACCOUNTANT, Young graduate in
accounting and several years ex-
perience for work with. consultine
nrm. Good nav. Excellent work
ing conditions. Unusual .opportu-
nifty for advancement. Phone for
interview, ST. 3-2SS2,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
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AcCrG, elk. to IS, type st. $3.50
C-O-L-U- M-B-I-A
ASST. BOOKKEEPER

This is excellent opportunity tor
ambitious, Young woman SCR
1000 experience preferred Must be
fast and accurate with nguTes
Good salary and many employe
benefits. Apply Personnel Once.
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MELY MEN
SAT.ESMEN

Leads furnished: car necessary:
windows. doors. awnings and jalou-
sizes; BY the leader in the Industry.
Busg season starting now, Earnings
can exceed $3.50 per week. See Mr.
between 10 and 3.
Weatherguard Alsco, Inc.
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AVERAGE $40 VIZ. - Part-time.
21-30. white. car. No canyassing
no experience necessary. Call RE
7-5312 anytime
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE do VI
SALES TRAINEE
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

EXPERIENCED
Local established territory, repeat
orders, excel. salary plus bonus.
Rapid advancement to over $4,000
Der year Car nee Ii 4-604O
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Auto Statesmen
.ARTENDl

Experienced, sober references.
Write, stating all information to
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HELP MEN
TECHNICIANS
ELECTRONIC

ice or trade school training in fun
damentals OF electronics. Positions
involve construction Of expert
mental eiectronie equipment. work
ing from schematic diagrams. Ex-
cellent opportunity to advance to
Engineering position.
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PAINT STATESMEN
photograpric Personnel

Experienced opportunity for adj
vaucCwnni rood pay, all INQUIRIES
confidential W r WINSLOW co.
~ New York ave NV
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CHEF COOKS


Thoroughly experience for rest
surant, all around kltchcr Fof
intrryicy apply WASH tNGION
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, ZOO
Eve ST. NV
CLERK, assist and lean. clerical
functions IN General Eiec GO, ad.
vertising dept must be under -
yrs 3535 v st ne. Call LA
s-aseO, Mr. BRYAN
CLERK-Excei. chance for young
mar seeking career. some typing.
hieh school grad, or better, age
Is to 20. white. J days Sba %
MANAGEMENT CONSUbTANTS'
INC, Suite 1901, l43h O NV
CLERK, for stock and service work
5000 career oppor Good benc-
Ats. hieh school rrad white, age
il to rs MANAGE MENT CON
eUL1ANTs, INC, suite 1901 li35
@ NV.
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PLUMBER. exper. in jobbing and
repair work; District permit;
sober man only. EDWARD J.
SHEAFFER. EN-. 2-4959.
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CASHIER-LIOUOR

3u-5O Largos; est rrtaN lquCi
hrm. Live wire. ambitious 10 make
perm connection for iast-moN ui
store. Unlm. upport iol advance
Good salary, bonus, vacation IA
6-hRd3.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around
CD. salary plus 50ss commission
, 1957-05-29
ONLY FEW

will die rich! The rest Of us
might just as well relax in the
bounteous wealth of enjoy
ment of life. To do that, let me
show you your perfect Home,
Homesite, or Acreage. BRUCE
MILLAR, Nc. / Church ST.,
christiansted, Phones "a and
155-W 2.
, 1957-05-29
SCHEME TO GIVE PRINTING
CONTRACT TO DAILY NEWS
Reprinted from The Home Journal

the award of the bill be held
up until further notice, Two
weeks after the bids opening,
Mr.. Melchoir wrote a letter
withdrawing his bid.
Mr.. Lewis advised the leg
~islature that none of the news
papers questioned the speci-
ncations at the time they SUBJ
mitted bids o r any time
before the bids were opened,
and he indicated he would
award the contract to the low
est bidder unless he heard
from the legislature by May
%. He reminded the legisla-
iture that the specifications and
terms were prepared by the
legislature itself.
Just before the deadline,
and following a conference
between Messrs. de Lugo and
Melchoir, the majority legisla-
tors advised Mr.. Lewis to
cancel the bids and invite new
ones. This time, the specifica-
tons were changed, requir-
ing a page length several
times longer than the Home
Journal press accommodates.
The original bid specified a
page length of 1OR inches.
The newest bid increased the
length to 1917 inches.
Senator de Lugo is de-
pending on the Daily News to
print the journal for him if
the Bulletin proves to be the
successful bidder in st. Croix.
, 1957-05-29
Editorial
PRAYER PILGRIMAGE"

PRAYER PILGRIMAGE"
MAY Il, 1856, MARKED the third anniversary of the
famed Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation in the
public schools of the nation. To observe the occasion an est
mated 10000 citizens from all over the United States, predo-
minantly Negro, held what was known as a PRAYER Pilgrimage.
AT NOON ON that day these thousands gathered on
the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, heard
speeches, hoped, and prayed for the peaceful, orderly nipple
mentation of the Supreme Courts decision.
CONGRESSMAN ADAM Clayton Powell called for a
third force to combat the forces which faunt the orders of
the Supreme Court and which insist upon making a mockery
Of the democratic process. But the message which seemed
to reach the hearts Of the pilgrims" was that Of the Reverend
Martin Luther King, leader of the desegregation movement
in Birmingham, Alabama. Dr.. King called for the ballot, and
with it those who exercised the right to vote could send men
of good will and Christian principles to high Office.
SIGNIFICANT IN H entire Pilgrimage was the abb
sence of rancor or i'll will There were no traces of hate or
ugliness. There were no threats or promises OF compromise
if what the people wanted were forthcoming. The conduct
was exemplary, and no doubt Congress, the South, and in
deed, the nation got the message.
NEGRO LEADERSHIP is to be congratulated upon its
insistence on peace and order, never waivering in its objec-
tive of right and Justice under law without resort to violence
or even hate In the face of this it is most unfortunate that the
law Of the land is being openly ~disobeyed by those who be-
lieve that it is better to sponsor a backward society rather
adhere to the best that democracy offers.
PILGRIMAGE SUCH as thePrayer Pilgrimage should
never have been necessary 1t is a reflection on what America
really is. because above and beyond all the claims Of world
power and leadership, the simple Christian ideals are sadly
lacking.