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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

The King of Clubs formal dance
was held amid truly beautiful
surroundings thanks to the Flow
er Show being arranged at Bay
front Auditorium, Stately palms,
borders of colorful ported flow
ers against lush background of
sub-tropical plants and subdued
lighting gave the effect of some
of the open-air night spots in the
Caribbean. That effect was
heightened by the playing of one
OF our local calypso combos. Ross
Williams, violinist-director of his
orchestra, provided the type of
dance music which made one ap-
preciate the many beautiful for
NAL gowns. 9 number of out-of-
town guests remained in Miami
for the weekend to provide rea-
sons for several intimate parties.
A number of March Hares are
celebrating birthdays, among
them DR.. A. w. Henry, this
Thursday, Robert Strapp Jr., next
Tuesday, and Rev. Thedford
johnson, the oath.
Attractive Janet Woods, FAMU
senior majoring in elementary
education, is back in Miami to
do her internShip In the local
schools.
David Robinson of Booker T.
Washington was the sole local
male journalism student to earn
a by-line in the FAMU journals
tic workshop paper.
Took a quick look-See at the
First Science Show sponsored by
Booker T. Washington High for
the schools in the central area.
OF course the high school display
ed the greatest number of ex-
pertinent but Douglas, Dunbar
and Phyllis Wreatley sent in some
interesting displays and the sue
ceeding years will see the num-
Der increase. Booker T. Wash
ington has taken part in the Uni
versity of Miami Science Fair for
several years. Ribbons were
awarded by Miss McAlliSter and
judges on Tuesday.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

Mrs. Earl Motley (Mary Pen
ick) of Detroit, arrived on March
2 to spend three or four weeks
with Mrs. Evelyn H. Thomas,
longtime friend of the Penick
family.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

Read in the Nassau Daily Tri-
bune where Mrs. T. A. Toote had
flown to New York TO attend the
funeral Of her late brother-in-
Jaw, the Rt. Rev. Frederick
Augustus Toote, archdeacon of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16
RANDOM NOTES
BY DOROTHY SANFORD
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

Said 'hello" and goodbye" to
those youthful 11oneymooners, the
John Styles, when we met them
with their uncle, Percy Styles, on
the way to the airport last Sat-
urday. They have been guests of
the Miami-Carver Hotel for the
past week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

Attractive Janet Woods, FANdU
senior majoring in elementary
education, is back in Miami to
do her internShip in the local
schools.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

David Robinson of Booker T.
Washington was the sole local
male journalism student to earn
a by-line in the FAMU journals
tic workshop paper.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

Mary Richardson, modiste of
New York, came down just to at
tend that King of Clubs formal
which she rarely, if ever, misses.
She is more attractive than ever
and is dividing her time between
her hotel and her good friends,
the Alvin Houstons.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-16

Mrs. Shirley Turnquest-Py-
from is back In circulation de-
cided against the quiet atmoS-
phere of Governors Harbor. She
looked luscious Friday night in
a coffe-au-lait satin gown TRIM
med with self-material roses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

cOLORED = IOWA APIS. 1925
18th 81, n.v.-Waik 10 work: large
l and 3-bedrm. apis, Newly deco
lated I blinds; ,,. ssSss rei lsr s sSs
See ianitor. OF cali co. b-6s3s.
COLORED--Ites NEWTON Nv
l S,c s0 Ssis ~ 30 ban IA So sos sls'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

BRANp-NEw FURNITURE
Ineluqes linen service, china and
completely equipped kit. free TVj
reasonable rates, 2 days 10 I
month: iQ mins. 10 Capitol Bldg,
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NEWLY lNTEGRATED
SHIPLEY PARK
immediate eeeupaney. Cow
Andregs sollins AFB. Nav Hydro.
! Bedrm. from $71.50
u Bedrms. from $500
UTILITIES INcLUDEDD
FURNISHED APIS ALSO AVAIL
Large rooms. pastel decor. pie
ture windows. ample closets. stor-
LEe rms. laundry faeilSs. bus stop
% project ofnes On premises 10
340O 25th ST. Sc.
C0LORED--BENNING RD. AND
y SL.--Liv. Tm.. nedFm;. dirette.
$ee very convenient location.
C0L0RED-Ieos o 81. NV
ptils. furn,; s65 per mo. Call j..
] o'coNNoR. ST. 3-3S22: ewes,
OIL. 6-4Sbe,
C0LORED-a LARGE ROOMS
Kitchen. bath and porch. 1911
CnrrQllburg pl. NV. Call LUDLOW
A-56b1. $40 per mo.
COLORED-i4I6 r ST. N.W.-Key
With. janitor; efnciensy apartment
s,ssio. oirvER Il ckRR,
c0L0RED-S-REDRM. APT; SIS
month. 10. l-1730.
COLORED-Si3 N 81. N.W.-one-
bedroom apt. Call DI. 7-424N.
c0LoRED- atoI oSTARIO I'd.
nov avail: modern firsproof siGs.
$50 and So incl. Ell utils.
see Mr.. JORDAN. Apt. loc. Do
lCOLORED - IOWA APIS, 1898
18th ST, n.v,--Wak 10 work: large
and 3-bedrm. apis, Newly deco
rated; blinds. stove, refgr., heat
e., , Ss;sr i U1 ss Co 'l ssss Sd'
COLORED--Ites NEWTON NV
! f 1'o s0 Ssts, We. so ON Ia. fsH.osssV
COL0RED--III0 QUEEN ST. NE,
Apt q; = rooms. Kitchen and
bath; Al shape, rear porch; only
$h5 mo. Mr.. NEUhANN. Ma. s.
cOLORED-eaSo ALABAMA AVE.
s.E--Lovely, 2-bedrm. duplex apt
Modern Kitchen. dining rm.. large
nvins sm' private iron, snd ,a sssr
/ ton; S72,5 plus utilities MAX
MILLER. II, 7-2l00.
COL0RED--SI0-a1a 10th ST. Sc,
Two rms. kit, bath, porch and
| yard, All utilR. frrn.. sd so; no
children, 10. 7.20bos
COLORED-LGE. iiV, -bedrm., kit,
pvt, bath utils. incl, .toe.6O
yAnitoT, 1861 Columbia I'd, nv.
COLORED-lst AND z ST. Ne
s rooms: Seb month. Close to
everything. DI, 7-224A.
aissI I I 81 Sc. Ns1IS de a /
ana e-bedrms apss. SD. daily,
COZ oREp -ALMosT-NEw BIDo.
so leth ST, 81.
a 18Th 81. Sc.
ws s;SER iRs; R sias M. IA $500 $500
CoIORKD
AT : st. n,w.--Lse. room. hit. and
aapsa i Y 81 tsO n'x.-a rooms. hi, s ana
bath, redee: heat furn. $500
pSH n 81, n.w.-2 rooms, kit. and
bath; completely redec. 500
2o22 shermen ave. n,w.-2 rooms.
kit, and, bath; redee. See iepoo
1879 Vermont ave, n.w.--s rooms
lliIs 9th e. n.v.-3 rooms, hi
and bath redec. $50
l11gO 18th ST. ne.---I.ovely 2 rooms
kit. and bath; redee. $40
1900 25th st, n.w.--2 rooms, hit
and bath Tedee. --....--Sb 500
Oss X 81. NV ma. S.ssos
coLoRED = i5e0 WILLARD 81.
wxsHINdTok RETY. Rk, S.sSCo
coLoRED-i3lS n. I, AVE. NV.
wisHiNofoN RiTy'.l IA. s-ssCo
coLoREp--62S srd ST. NE
Mod. 2 rms, kit. and bath: &02 80,
WASHINGTON RLTY,, RA. 3-SaO0
ISIS 18th ST. NV.
2 :.js y M, APT \ T:.,,r - So
2505 18th ST. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT. --$78I
NO CHILD uNDER i1-No PEfsI
Beautiful apts, large rOome, sun
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ROOMS fuRH-Mp..vA.

MT. RAINIER-ciean, comfortable
room for employed gentlemen.
Private home. ref AP. 7-03b9
] HAvE a LOVELY FRONT ROOM
completely newly furn.. quiet, pvt.
COW. TO bus. Prefer nice lady Of
couple. l01i1 Gardener Ave, Sill
yer spring. Nd. 10. 6-s5sg ewes
BETH.-Furn. bedrm. with pvt
shoWer-bath; air cond.: extension
phone; pvt. family; refined. en-
ployed gentleman only, references.
$50 mo. OF. 2-o465.
CIEEvERLY. ND. = Prefer younI
lady; sinGie Tm., nicely furn.
gentle home; eony. TO transp..
shopping. uN, 1-b77b.
NORTH ARLrNGTON--Bedroom u
privnte home; suitable Tor i or
persons. IA. 7-0e73.
ARLlNGTON--Large. nicely fuFn
I'm; n quiet modern home; mex
70 bath and ext. phone. nr. Pen.
tagon. bus ct door, parking. Gen.
tleman. OF. 1854.
sfL. epRING-Nicely furn. front
I'm. Simmons mattress. Kit. priv
lis: $50 mo. Ju. b-04g7.
SINGLE RM. for smpl. lady, s3h
per mo. Near Hechts and Kann'r
on busline. Ref. IA. b-is17.
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ALIEN. lLv. rms. kit. apt
S Sc o s:fs vii ps q. Pc. :s 1S.G a Be-
furniture 10 you Tor SI35. and
you move IN. TE. G-941e.
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ANTIQUES

IND DECORATIONS, ITEMS

AND DECONATOHb' ITEMS
WHAT MOTHER REALLY WANTED
Just received, new lot sandwich
and early American glass; also ius.
ter, bohemian. Bristol, etc. Books,
rsc9rds' frames, iQe up; blue swirl
goblets.. 800: purple thumbprint
cruet. $3.50: paperweighte, II; cram
berry vase. $3.50: vasellne plates.
50 so: etaffordshlre and hand
painted plates. 81 so; iron teakettle,
~ so; misc. silver. soc up; cracked
pot .lschezlo Gre ceramicl, 81: Havi-
land plates, ~ each: thousands OF
pieces Of glass and china Of every
description. VI UP; marble.top tables,
Wristbands and chests, $50 up: sec.
Rotary. $40; pine dresser $3.50.
sewing cabinet, 80: rocker. $3.50;
teacart, $3.50 cobbler's bench, Sib:
china cabinet, SIS: also. pine corner
cupboard, music boxes, walnut secre.
tary, stained GLASS windows, stuffed
animal heads. etc, etc Come IN
and prowl. Open DAILY. 5 TO q I'm. /;
Den OF Antiquity. 18th and d sts.
Sc, near Pa, ave. Ii. 4.p6Ha.
P.e.:, See our I'D under FURNISH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUsEs. cast iron and copper
tea kettles. hand plows. IRE siens
stone crooks, cider presses, COW
bells. sad irons. eoiiee mills. wash
IRONS. COACH SUy AMPS TSs' sun disls. e.,
NANTES. jerks, Washington's Old.
est Hardware and stove Store slncs
1868, 723 9TH 1t. NV. MA. s-0s4S
ACC0RDION.i20 BASS, Z switches
sp. 3-46e0.
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FoR Observation-Disclosures FoR sALEMIscELL

BUILDING MATERIALS. disappsar,
ss9 So so.a'lccAsssiaiwaY s ss61psgteaiP CO.
OIL. 2-030O. pO. 2-3005.
BUILDING, small. Sxi2x7 &C., de.
ated. wired. workbench; suitable fol
ewes, or week ends at lot No. Sc
1880 Richmond hwy. Alex. Va.
BRICKS, USED. Sd. 1000. Can cAPI.
TN0 CO... inc no. 2.1717.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

NATURALIZATION school and
college Individual lessona bv for
meF European professor. For inter-
view, call HU. 3.7014.
ENGLISH CONVERSATION, writing,
apeech and personality. Call do
7.2234 mornines, or . pm. Tape
RECORDINGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

kEsTAURANT WORKERS, white
rant ana sandwich shop: may Be
able to use retired person. part
time With some esp.r ~, n restan-
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SITuATl0MS-DOMESTic
BABY SITTER and good ironer;
reference. DE. 2-O130
CHILD CARE. live in or out: house
keeping and plain cooking, LU
l-3451. 12s
HOUsEKEEPER, GOOD nurse; 5-day
week; live in; $50 per week. Boz
exper,. curtain. per-
sonal ldry.. flne fabric, sunny I'd
refs. Call. deliver. LU. 10000.
LAUNDRESS. experienced, out b.
day. or in nv home. NO. 7-25Sg
LAUNDREss, frst class, BY the day
mems shirts q speciality NE
MAID desires e.h.W. or stock work
experienced and references. Ii
MAID. colored. desires work Mon
Refs. Ho. 2-4529.
GIRL desires 4 DAYS work q week
g.h.w:. exper.. city refs. II. 6-25l4
GIRL. colored. desires part-tims
work or day work and child care
no. 2-56S2.
GIRL desires Inv. or child care
any type case, practical nursing
Refs. CO. 5-45sl
GIRL desires DAYS q week work
GIRL. colored. desires G.h.w. Wed
ana SET reference; dependable
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work
good cleaner: first-class references
Call Ii. 4-3593.
WOMAN wants Tuesday and Wednes-
day work: references. AID. 1904
WOMAN. colored. desires days work
liable. DE. S-s8Os, " '
WOMAN wants day, fun or part.
time york: good worker refs. CO
YOUNG LADY wants Inv. care fol
baby, employed people, best ref
WANT TO PLACE EXCELLENT
MAID day a week In apartment
Likes children. Call RA. 6-7514
FIRST GLASS LAUNDREss. cleaner
cook. wants days or eve. work
AL. 2.0Jy5.
Al DOMESTIC HRLP. live in or out
with references. ARCADE AGENCY
Open Sunday. Elk. 3.7335.
WISH TO PLACE my capable col
ored woman for days work. refs
Call her at RE. 7-0S7S.
PROF. SPRING CLEANINGj fioori
beaut. cleaned and waxed: windows
walls. etc: references. ia. g-737s
CLORED GIRL, g.h.W.. 5 DAYS weel
references. Ii. 3-3001.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as Inv
and child care, B days q week. RA
0-1S7S.
:'OLORED GIRL desires lob S day.
week. very good ref. Ii. 6-bl71
COLORED GIRL desires Q or q day.
work cleaning and ironing; ref
NO. 7-4O77.
COLORED LADY des. t.-time work
child care. Sun, Mon, AID. 2-a53s
COLORED LADY desires 4 days
general housework, Mon, Tues
Wed. Fri. DU. 7-H33B.
COLORED LADY. refined, neat
daywork. LU. 4.2s85. 12'
CLORED WOMAN wishes g.h.w.. full
or part time: no cooking, refs. Ii
3-2bgO.
COLORED WOMAN. general house
worker, child care; exper. LU. A.
1908.
COLORED WOMAN desires child
care in Sc. area. LII. 3-lg50.
CLORED WOMAN wishes day work
Excel. refs. Ii. 3.BO72.
COLORRD WOMAN. reliable, desirei
E.h.y. 3 MORNINGS or 3 full days
COLORED WOMAN. GOOD exper
hHnsa wants days work Lu
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w
and care OF child, p days week
Reierences. HU, 3-s597.
COLORED WOMAN desires day.
work for Mon, Tues and Wed
COLORED WOMAN wishes day
work, Mon, Wed. Refs. NO. q
COZ 0RED WOMAN wishes day work
cleaning, ironing; exper.. refs.
Mon, Weds,, Thurs. NO 7.7bis.
COLORED WIDOW wishes lob Al
chauffeurette or child care; exper
Refs. LA, B.1J1N,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
fcOAiIlAlllEnl

ATTEND THE BOYD SCHOOL, Ma.
A SELECT POSITION. so openings
DAILY. &50-S100 VIZ. Beg. and
QUICK rev. courses. secy. and acct,
Civil Service. Welcome.
PIX RECEPTIONIsT (TYPINO
FREE; 4 wks.. $50. New classes
forming, all ages: excel. positions.
Est. AZ yrs. COMPARE; enroll to-
$3.50 ssa 9 NV WELCOME Ma. s.
HOME TUTORING. Als., geom.. Lat,
elem. IT,. S Sp,' SUB si uS. 41iss ssAo
CIVIL SERVICE NEEDS 10000 clks
ci ana sHRgX fk PR iasAsTs
AToRY SCHOOL. 1913 18th st
NV, RIM, 4O3. Tiyoli Theeter Bldg.
14th and Park I'd, NV. HO. 2-9411
So Special, this week only, So.
ARGENTINE lawyer, teaches Span
iSh in pvt. classes. DU. T-3O65
all day every day. after 8 pm.
INQUIRE NOW. Ma. S-234O--Beg
and quick rev. courses in TYPlNG
shorthand, jr. acct, CIVIL SERV-
ICE, PIX tel: so positions open
DAILY, $50-$lO0 wk. up. See
uEots 0OxO OCnOOL lEot, a. yTS.fi
cor. 18th and @. WELCOME.
TUTORING, elementary subjects and
mathematics throush high school
UN. 4-1l65.
LEARN TYPING or 0regs shorthand
from experts in modern air-condi.
toned school; eve. course S4 wkly
tday s. wkly). TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 @ st. NV. Ma. S-4029.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty eul.
ture: all subjects taught: approved
classes. WARFLYN BEAUTY COL.
LEQE. 1910 q st. NV. Dl. 7-1762
HAIRDREsSERS-Knjoy . profitable
and exciting career. men and WON.
en-; low entrance fee. WASHING.
TON, d. c.. BEAUTY ACADEMY
1905 H st. NV. ST. 3-1037.
TUTORING. social studies. history
Eng. speech. Spec. cram courses
for high school and college exams
Call HENRY KA9S. Elk. $4,000.
In 8 Weeks You Can Be Q
PIX RECEPTIONlST OR
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Waun Ao~s Iah. OYa ftfn0
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.HELP-DoMEsrIe

LADY or retired
couple; light housework. yardwork;
good home and small salary. Box
36o-C. Star.
MIDDLE-AGED childless couple for
housework, serving and lawn care
in country home Of childless couple,
located near Bluemont. Va. Furn.
separate apt. with all modern con-
veniences. Write Box 10S-D. star.
WHITE GIRL to help busy mother.
Enjoy living in . happy home
Nice room with pvt. bath. salary
and meals furn. Phone OF. 4-665l
after z pm.
WILL PROVIDE room. board. small
salary to woman in exchange for
care Of 2 school children. o short
while mornings and ewes. 5 days q
week. Will consider cpl, or mother
and child. Drinkers. please do not
apply. JE. 4-7133 ewes. and sun.
LADY. living in Alex,
for g.h.w. and child care. Refer
ences and good with children. 9:30
through $3.50, Thurs. and sun. OF;
$50. so 5-6S9l.
GIRL to clean bachelor
apt. part time. Box 127-E. Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO DENVER and return.
leaving May ~; take 2; share ex-
LEAVING FOR COLUMBIA MO-,
May 20. Will take ! or 2. all or
part way. TO help with driving
Refs. EXCHANGED Call Herndon
34p-W-2 sun. or after 4 weekdays
DRIVING TO OMAHA via. Chicago
and Des Moines, leaving May %.
OF. 4-S60J.
DRIVING 70 Wichita, Kans.. and re-
turning via Hwy, 40, Leaving May
IL; take or 2. Share expenses.
ia. p-2O32.
DRIVING TO BOAZ, Ala. via Knox
taEs eng arrive Sns sna sSsIs . Msy rs
exchd WO. 0-7SS7.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS PAINT.
ING, pepairs: free estimates: terms.
WOoDBRIC a. STONE. OIL. 6.6s60
ALTI ATOMS and additions. resi-.
dental and comml. work: 20 yrs. in
business FIRST class mechanic
GREEN N CO. JU. 0-0Sl6.
ALTERATIONS, painting and deco
rating. AIS DECORATORS. DU
7-D205.
ASPHALT DRlvEWAYs-Pree esti.
mates work guaranteed. XII.
O-6O11.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK. large
or small Jobs, at reas, prices, Work
guaranteed. Free est LU. 1-10s7
l2s
BRICK AND REPAIR wORK--4O
yrs exper. No Job too small
GEORGE W. HENSON, Jr, LII.
BRICK Work. retaining walls, ter
arces, outdoor freplAces, concrete
work. repairs. Est. free. Call otii
4.0j32. any time. 13e
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PART TIME
$50
Weekly Salary

white Government employees, men
or women. policemen. fremen, shit
workers or others. age IS TO 90,
who would ike to supplement their
D Des. income sy SorEnE n eve.
perience necessary. All YOU have 10
have q q pleasing personality apd
entcy talking TO and meeting people.
This IS an unusual and outstanding
position with . local concern Of 80
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personnel and affording an oppor-
II. quoted The pseople We have
nov doing this work earn more than
500 a week. Write giving full par
ticulaYs Of yourself and which eve
ming AZ 7:30 would be convenient
70, . personal interview. BOX 1s4-D,
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sITuArIoMs-DoMEsTlc

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No fee. HO. 2-767l.
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BAKERY EQUIPMENT = Mixers
ets All e psfs cs %R w RoEfs
GANG. LU. $4,000, weekdays 9-5
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RELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPRR, experienced in ac-
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bookkeeping work required: 5 or
So dey week, nice pay and all
other fringe benefits Apply in
person. CAPITOL SOUVENIR CO..
sis Pa ave, NV, second floor
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How's That Again
President EisenhoW

President EiSenh0WerS address to
the Governors assembled In Will
liamsburg Is an intriguing exercise in
semantics.
Mr.. Eisenhower started on as q
States Rights man from way back
as far back, let's say, as Virginia's Harry
Byrd. He warned that nation can be
enslaved only by strong central govern
ment." What we need here in America
is renewed determination to hew to the
,(Jeffersonian) principle Of diffusion Of
power, knowing that only thus will We
ourselves forever avoid drifting irretriev-
ably into the grasp Of some form Of cen
tralized government"
This must have come as sweet music
to the ears Of the States Rights Gov
errors. But their rejoicing, If any, was
premature. For in the next breath, the
President declared: Opposed though I
am to needless Federal expansion, since
1858 have found 1t necessary to urge
Federal action in some areas additionally
reserved to the States" This was q refer
ence to his school building program. The
test, 1t seems, Is not what the States,
or the people Of the States, may be will
ing to pay for in the way of schools.
The test is what the President thinks
they ought to have, and that, we gather
from the speech, is what they are
going to get-from their strong central
government.
Much the same thing is true of the
trafic situation. Noting that last years
toll of trafic dead scared beyond 10000
people, Mr.. Eisenhower said that this
was fearful price to pay for the failure
of the States to agree on the essentials
of trafic control. "As for traffic safety"
he added, this, happily (why happily?),
is still State and local responsibility"
But he also warned that I'VE simply can
not let this go on" If the States don't
do something about it, the Federal
Government will.
There was more, but 1t all adds up
to the same result. A President who says
that II believe deeply in States rights"
is quite prepared to take whatever Fed
eral actions may be dictated by popular
preSsures and transient political expedi-
encieS" arising out of the unwillingness
of the States to do certain things for
themselves. Why not come right out and
say that Federal interference in local
affairs is deplorable and dangerous
except when SUFFICIENT number of people
prefer 1t to no Interference?