Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

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Is Mr.. Eisenhower emulat-
Ing the Great One" who
reached down and pulled
him up from an obscure
light" colonel and made
him generalissiImo Of the
American forces. which
eventually led 70 the White
House? During the reign Of
Franklin. the First. It was
clear u with Sidney" and
CUMMINGS. take q law; now
It Il clear It with the
NAACP" and warren, make
q law" Is history repeating
itself In such q short timer
II the President Is going TO
introduce laws and the Su-
preme Court enact them.
the American people can
save q barrel Of money in
taxes BY having the legisla-
tive branch abolished, there
by keeping unto the poor
taxpayers the huge sums be-
ing paid Congress IN salaries,
once upkeep (including
relatives on the payroIls)
and travelling expenses In
Cured while visiting the best
places In the world for vaca-
ton purposes while pur-
portedly on inspection tours.
etc.
Section 5 Of Article XIV
Of the Constitution reads:
The Congress shall have
power to enforce. BY appro-
pirate legislation. the provl-
sions Of this article" Has
any such appropriate leeis-
lation been enacted BY Con-
eress to enforce the nat Of
the nine politicians COM
prising our Supreme Court
that integration Is .compul-
sorya
Earl B. Gregory.
] quote from Q letter from
Q principal Of q school In
Belguam. India. who did
graduate work In this coun-
Try several years ago and has
an intense admiration for the
United States:
1T Is q pity that the in
cidents in Arkansas, Ala
bama and Tennessee are low
ering the prestige and repu-
tation Of the United States in
the East. A commission was
appointed in one state In
Central India to inquire into
the activities Of the Chris
tian) church. The report is
out In two volumes. The
commission advises the Amer
lean missionaries to return
to their country and preach
the Gospel Of Christ to their
countrymen who are prac-
ticing segregation"
As q footnote, he adds that,
Of course, the commission
members are blind to the
caste segregation In India.
This sensitivity and objec-
ttveness on his part does not,
however. erase the blot on
the conscience Of those Of us
who call ourselves Christian
but cannot treat each in
dividual. regardless Of race or
color, a. an individual worthy
Of love and respect.
Adele Reese Hutchins.
$50
Since your paper Is one OF
the few north Of the Potomac
that ! feel Is really liberal
these days. I would like to
express myself on the CON.
troversy that is engulfng
the Nation.
Unless the Attorney Gen.
eral gets OF the Presidents
back and Gains down q little,
we may become so hope
lessly divided that the con-
sequences could be ter
rible. Brownell Is obsessed
with litigation" ''integra-
ton" and "subjugation," rid
ing herd on all three with
the Justice Department, Fed
eral injunctions and then
Lne troops,
May the Government at
Washington get back some
OF its sanity and realize that
the white people were Of
some consequence until the
Brownells and Warrens came
along to change things.
States Fighter.
Roanoke, Va.
HN
AS TO the segregationists
having respect for the law,
that should apply TO judges
and everybody else; but first
there should be q law TO
respect.
Nobody objects TO the do
coolers and sob-sisters inte-
grating with the Negroes; the
only objection Is having them
Try 70 force II down the
threats Of those Who want to
bS teSrsgated. FtsD too bad