Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-30

Union In America IL based
on the precepts Of our Con-
stftution: respect for our
laws. and respect for God
and man. America Is wait
ing for these gentlemen to
accept the challenge.
Lillian Evantl.
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Along with the many
tense. personal dramas en-
acted in Little Rock as the
result Of blatant and OUT
right militaristic tyranny.
members Of the American
Bar Association are faced
with the legislative problem
Of how best to prevent fur
Their wrecking Of the law Of
the land-our Constitution
by the present supine and
socialist Supreme Court.
At the bar associations
House Of Delegates meeting
in London recently they
overwhelmingly rejected q
resolution calling on all
members to support decisions
Of the Supreme Court, right
or wrong. Thus the basis
for Americas lawyers to as
sert intellectual integrity
and personal independence
from Supreme Court infiu-
ence is definitely established.
The views, opinions and
votes Of the Senate against
the nefarious Part III (per-
hitting use Of Federal troops
in integration of the wa
tered down Civil Rights Bill
were shown to have no
standing whatever when
bayonets we're pointed at
children In Little Rock. An
unholy. unhappy and I'M
constitutional collision, is
apparently successfully con-
spring to ignore completely
both the wishes Of the peo-
pie and the expressed intent
Of Congress. Both Repub-
leans and Democrats in the
House and Senate seeing
how low in esteem and pres
tige their respective bodies
have sunk. must perforce be-
come extremists. They must
either resign their jobs and
permit a number Of replace
ments who will do the job.
or else they must decide to
actually do the job them
selves. The job to be done
is to take prompt statutory
action against the Supreme
Court up to and including
summary dismissal by Inn
parchment II necessary.
Franklin 7. Miles.
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There has been ample time
and opportunity during al
most one hundred years in
which legislation could have
made indignation a law. 1t
has not been voted. therefore
the people have made their
choice. Not even in America.
where we are constantly
turning the other cheek, do
people like distasteful situa-
tons crammed down their
Threats with bayonets. The
present situation in Arkan-
sas has proven to the world
that in this country Of free
voting privileges our votes
are Of little consequence.
MisinfOrmed.
1t is obvious that David
Lawrence. in a subtle fashion.
is an advocate Of govern
ment by agreement, instead
Of government by law.
We will not for one mo-
ment contend that there is
an overnight panacea for the
important issue at hand.
However. 1t is more than folly
to assert that personal pref
udices must not be laid aside;
and 1t. therefore. becomes
important that those that
can be heard must with all
their vigor support the laws
and principles Of our Ameri-
can system Of Government.
Ernest s. Johnson.
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Hurrah for The Star and
David Lawrence, a combina-
ton that is hard to beat.
Your editorial AT the Point
Of a Bayonet" was a MASTER
piece Of facts and logical
thinking. Every serious
minded individual should
take into consideration the
fast happenings and weigh
them, as The Star has done.
How they will act upon all
citizens Of these United
States. Or do we have 48
United States? Will our fu-
ture be destined by an over
jealous President? For the
answer to that read the most
reliable reporter on NATIONAL