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BUSINESS pabp. WANTED

DRIVEN LOCATION
for very progressive cleaning and
laundry organization. Prince
Georges, Mont, Arl.. Alex. OF
Fairfax Ctys viii rent or buy.
Box 35s-D, Star.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

DESIRE 5 TO so LOTS IN BE.
THESDA Alphabetically I'M
tshed. Box Sob, STAR.
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1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA o-4l02

PLYMOUTH 1855 VS. Belvedere
sport coupe: turquoise and dark
green, fully equipped. Including
Ipowerfiite, r. and h., Wv. tires. etc.
Sale price, Sl.195; can finance with
S195 down or bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
HOO Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-29O4
PLYMOUTH 1867 VS. 4-dr. Belve-
dere; beautiful Wisteria blue and
cloud white finish; never titled. sold
and bonus feature Of factory-in-
stalled air conditioning, fully
equipped with powerflite, p.b.. radio,
heater. Wv. tires, etc Sale price,
S2.495: can finance for JIG months
with small down payment
/ ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
800 Ga. Ave, NV IA. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 1858; radio and heater,
ROPER MOTOR, LA. 6-27O0.
PLYMOUTH 80: radio and heater,
good condition; S165. so. S-4367
or so. 5-4655.
PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. 4-dr Sport
Suburban station wagon; beautiful
Burgundy and cloud white finish
fully equipped including torquef1ite,
etc. Plymouth's finest, sale priced
for only S2.395. Can finance with
small down payment for 30 months.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
AGO Ga. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
: lcoNIINUEp)

HUNTING HILL ESTATES, re-
Rockyille-Group OF 10 lots. !
to 2N acres each: $500 per
acre: 81 900 cash per acre: terms
with subordination for balance
MR.. LEBLIN0, eyes,, Sun, OF
4:68sS; ROBERT B. HALL CO.
MARTINS WOODS, Prince Georges
Co; on beautiful Riverdale I'd.
only. / mi. east Of the Wash
Baltic. pkwy. Beautiful LARGE
wooded lots. An area OF better
homes with adequate covenants
and building restrictions. Sewer,
water and gas. Reas. Liberal
terms. Ask for brochure. M, LEO
STORCH. Developer, SIP. $4,000.
ROCKVILLR-3S7 acres. well stu
ated; city water. avail. now, sewer
the balance. Mr., LEBLINd, ewes
and sun, OIL. 4-66Ss. ROBERT
SEABROOK ACRES, only 20 Minis
to l.. c. and Fort Meade-Beauti-
ful h-acre wooded lots In the out
standing development In suburban
ND. Sewer, water and gas. Close
schools, churches, shopping
and transportation. Reasonable
Liberal terms. NJ. LEO STORCH
Developer, SIP. $4,000.
s-ACRE PARCEL in Meadowood-
Subdivided N 4 one half-acrt
plots. in fully developed sub.
division in Colesville area. Ideally
located neat schools. small shop
ping center and churches: sur.
rounded by the very finest III
homes. Sewer and water ii
prospect within year. 1000
cash will handle deal. OWNER
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WE NEED PRIME IN
vESTMENT PROPERTIES Of
all types for our invest
ment clientele. Our clients
can nay cash or trade or
for any type Of income
producing property. Come
In or give us q call and
We can make an advanta-
geous sale or trade for you.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
"a l4th st. NV. Ma. S-234I
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CADILLAC 1855 hardtop cpe.: r. q
h.. power steering, power brakes,
WV. tires, 2-tone paint. spare never
used; cleanest Cadillac in the
Metropolitan area. 96 others to
choose from.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '52 "62" 4-door; hydra.
matte. radio and heater. l owner;
$l.095. LOVING CHEVROLET
1888 E.sW. hwy Sill. Spg., Nd,
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IA. 10000

CADILLAC 80 "62"; Showroom
cond.: low mileage; $3.50 or besi
cash offer. OIL. 2-S6ss. OIL
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CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air 4-dr. I
p sssond ss r. am and hi beautiful iol
sos; % others to "t Choose snfH rom.
KenVOn-Peck Chevrolet
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STORES FOR RENT

MEADOwWOOD SHOPPING CEN
TER at 1880 -Colesville I'd
Suitable for hardware. groceries
drugstore. radio, and television,
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TAKOMA FORD

SIZES Piney Br. Rd. s. 5. Ju. $1,000
FORD 1888 vas customline; ex-
eellent, LIE new, power steering.
Eordomatie drive; terms S9b dn.,
ROPER MOTOR. LA. o.270o.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

WANTED JUNK CARS, highest
RFEsffss LO s &C. fiSS c 1888 IRoT Isl AE Y
sc. LII. 7-431l.
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IA. $4,000

CHEYk0LET 'b2 4-dF.: good cond. :,
ma make an oyer ns Gee 5osaa f se1s Ga
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CHEVROLET 1857 2-dr. hardtop;
s made; heater .TH iso VS. sowergide, tur
choose from. 1886.
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u AO111o110 4Vkdl4OOll
Chevrolet

224l Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 3-1O51
CHRYSLER 1851 4-dr.; black. pri.
vate owner; r. and h., good tires:
GOn0 An o = a.l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
COLONEL BACKS
NEGRO GIs IN


STEPHENVILLE, Newfound-
land.-The commander OF a U. ).
Air Force base here has warned
he will deal swiftly and severely
with any discrimination against
Negro servicemen, il was an
nounced this week.
The sdicf came following
complaints from Negro person
mel Of discrimination and pref
vdiee on the base In this town
Of $3.50.
Col. Leon f. Bell issued
memorandum to this effect !
am looking into this matter ana
should find that any member
Of the military has used these
factors 10 the detriment OF any
other member of the military es'
adjustment I shall take appro'
pirate action In the matter.
A spokesman for Negro airmen
said Negroes are not gwen
prompt OF courteous service "
some base dining and recrea.
tional centers and white airmen
have threatened merchants WIN
boycotis II they cater to Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Solve the World Problems First

The Government of the United States and Russia appear
to be in death struggle be the first to reach the
Just how important and valuable will such feat be TO the
peace and happiness of the millions of people earth?
Two scientists discussing the matter could come up with
better than that il would give added prestige
to the United States if got there first That kind of
prestige is of doubtful value II amounts to
about the thing man riding around in Cadillac
Imperial ChrySler while his wife and children
starving to death
The world live in is glorious place In il and on
abundance sufficient TO satisfy the basic
needs and give pleasure to the millions living and the
millions unborn The machinery has been developed by
the minds of to make the blessings of this world avail
able TO all mankind
No nation in modern times has contributed much
TO the and happiness Of the world the United
States Of America Few IL any nation has contributed
much many people, " conceived in liberty It's
founding fathers suffered bed and died 70 protect the
dignity OF the individual The riches Of this nation have
the less fortunate.
Despite all these things there remains much to be done
hearth by both the Government and the people before
go wandering around the For what does il profit
to gain the whole world and conquer the universe if
he loses his soul?
1t to that major objective should continue
TO be peace and the brotherhood of with justice and
liberty all After that goal has been reached then the
of this nation could be spent to determine
the air density, if any around the
philadelphia independent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

She loved me and nurtured me
Then one day, | was told she
couldn't eat with me or ride in
the same railroad car with me
This Is q guilty agony that
all sovfherners carry inside Of
them"
Logan said he wrote "cndlcss
notes" about his Negro nurse and
his home town of Mansfield, La.
while recovering from his break
down.
MY writings seemed discon-
nected at the time" he added,
but many years later, was
able TO use those same lines in
my plays and movies. Some of
Marion Brando's dialogue express
sing racial attitudes in 'Sayonara'
was born in the darkness of the
night at the hospital"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
.VIR$. E.D.R.
SPEAKS ON
POWELL

NEW YORK CITY - In her
column My Day. Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt voiced somewhat
subdued opinion on Powell
which could no longer be kept
reserved.
~ was no surprise, she
wrote. ITO any Of US in New
York City that Adam Clayton
Powell won the Democratic
nomination for Congressman
in Harlem. csrmine De Sspio.
leader OF Tammsny Hall, has
promised that the Democratic
Party will now unite behind
Powell. and | suppose there
is nothing else he can say,
since people Of Harlem have
made their choice clear.
Those of US who are inter
cSted in seeing the Negro peo-
pie intclligently represented in
high places. and who hope this
representation can be of a quail.
ity which will help to bring
about indignation and the rec.
ognition OF the high develop.
mcnt among Negro leaders. can.
not help but be little sad
dcned by having a man who is
considered a demagogue of
questionable ethical standards
returned as candidate for
Congress in an area where the
people OF his own race pre-
dominate.
IL understand well the case
with which a man who is gifted
as a Speechmaker can carry peo.
pie with him who do not fol.
low his record and | understand
also that his opponent was not
a strong candidate. But the fact
remains that the Negro people
of Harlem will not be repre-.
scented in Congress by someone
who will command respect from
his colleagues"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
= II ID 70 IL \ ~ :
Questions for Governor Fuubvs

Governor FaubuS following the appeals court reversal
of the district order for delay in Little Rock deScg-
regaton has called on Negro parents and the NAACP
to send Negro children TO school with their own race dur
ing the coming year
Will the Governor give firm promise that at the end
Of that yea-or Of the two and half years ordered
bv Judge Lemley-he will support whatever ruling OF the
federal courts applies to his state At that time?
He has called upon the Little Rock School Board to use
the school assignment law on the statute books.
Will he promise support the school board should that
body apply this law honestly and not device to accom-
pish racial segregation?
Governor Fsubvs also advises the board TO meet with
Negro parents and officials of the NAACP and discuss
frankly with them the situation as II exists. Consd-
ering all that happened during the past school year II
would be guess that only thoroughly satisfactory
discussion with the Governor himself and firm
from him would have meaning for these Negroes.
And the Governor reminds the school board that al
though been ordered TO proceed with deSegregaon
forthwith has every right to oppose this order by any
and every legal means There doubt that Cover
Faubus intends resist If he intends 10 do legally
he in the words of the President regardless
of agreement disagreement accept that the main
tenance of order permit compliance with the final orders
of the court is the responsibility of each state.
And how far does Governor Faubus expect to test the
Presidents declaration that there be equivocaon
TO the responsibility of the federal government?
The Christian Science Monitor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Fear No Evil

been given to America, ev-
eryone should be aroused to
the great effort of abiding
under the protective power
of the one great Mind. To be
willing 10 answer his call
to duty. to country, and ones
self, and that our heritage
will never be removed
from before us, but everlast-
ingly increase.
When we willingly submit
ourselves to God. he will
continue to manifest him
self in all of our human af-
fairs. And there can be none
to come up against us for
destruction. And every car
nal mind, and mortal thought
of error, will fall before it
reaches us, even before our
faces.
We Americans should
watch carefully each and ev-
eryone of us, that we may
be sure that hypocrisy, and
iniquity will not try to be
our doom. And that right
eousness may be a light to
us by night, and God him.
self, through Christ Jesus,
may comfort us in the day,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

When asked to comment on the
OF his expected custer. wilkins
said. Not word the cquiva-
lent of no comment.
Rumors have persisted for
some time that Secretary of
Labor James =. Mitchell, was
planning to dump Mr. wilkins.
who is the first colorcd person
TO hold a Little Cabinet po-
sition since the administration of
William Howard Taft. In 1911 the
late William II. Lewis of Boston
served as an Assistant Attorney
General.
Mr.. wilkins has been i'll. AT
the meeting last spring OF the
international Labor Organization,
Mr.. Mitchell exercised his prerog-
alive and replaced Mr. wilkins
as the aid of the American Gov
eminent delegation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

AS the Assistant Secretary Of
Labor in charge Of international
affairs, Mr., wilkins has headed
the delegation.
The international Labor Organ
ization is a tripartite organization
representing 20 countries. II is
the only international organiza.
ton IN which the governments.
the employers and the workers Of
the 20 countries are members and
meet together.
The presence Of Mr.. wilkins at
lilo meetings in Geneva has been
regarded as a good antidotc to
Russian propaganda.
Soviet Russia, by virtue OF its
membership in the United Ma
tons. asked for and obtained a
seat in the Ito conferences
Appearing with Mr.. wilkins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Realty Firm
Challenged For
Refusal To Sell

San Francisco - Charging the
]. NJ. Chapman Realty Co. with
refusing to sell property to Ne
groes, Franklin II. Williams, sec
retary-counsel of the NAACP.
filed a complaint this week to
the California Commissioner of
Real Estate.
Williams stated that Mrs.
Ruth Briggs. after listening TO
.. radio advertisement for cab.
In sites 81 Clear Lake, wrote
for and received information
from.ths J. N. Chapman Real.
ty Co. Their communication
described the availability Of
lots.
Mrs. Briggs drove to Clear
Lake where she was informed
that the company did not show
or sell property to Ncg"u ;.
In his letter to the commits
sioner. Williams stated that
I'm view OF the clear public
policy Of the State OF csIifor.
nls. IS found In lis eonstifv.
tion and statues, II strikes US
that such conduct based upon
race BY, company snd/or in
dlvidvsi licensed by the State
Of California Is shhorrent and
ought 10 subject those guilty
TO disciplinary action"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

In signed article IN LOOK
magazine, Logan said that his
own submerged guilt feelings on
the subject troubled him for
years and were one of the
many contributing factors to the
two nervous breakdowns he has
suffered.
Born and raised in Louisiana.
Logan said he never quite COM
pretended my feelings about Ne
sroes" until a mental breakdown
in 90 uncovered hidden guilt
feelings.
Il was reared by a Negro
nurse, Amy Lane" Logan wrote.
she was my second mother,
the queen who ruled the back
areas of the house. those permits
sive places where was happicst.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
APPOINTED DEPUTY
COMPTROLLER

GREENBURGH. N. Y. amp
irving b. Pryor, an administrative
'naiyst with the Department of
The Army in New York City, has
'een appointed Deputy ComptroI.
CT here and will assume his new
luties on September l.
Pryor, 48, was named TO the
T,50O-a'year post by Supervisor
edward N. Vetrano and the local
Town Council following the resIa.
iation OF the former comptroller.
a vice-president of the White
Plains NAACP, Mr.. Pryor grad.
uated from Tarrytown. N. Y.
high school and received b. S.
degree from New York Uniyer.
sity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

last Feb. 3 before the House APP.
preparations Committee, Mr.. Nit.
chell testified that IF we don't
put our best foot forward. if we
don't approach our meeting in
the Ito with the best kind Of
knowledge VIC conccivabIy have,
then we will permit the Russians
to make greater propaganda of
their position in the lilo than
they have"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
CHECK YOUR SPEED

More than 400 traffic safety
posters, advising drivers to check
their speed, are now up on street.
side standards in Detroit and an
other l.5O0 are being erected
throughout Michigan in a cam
paign aimed at Detroit and Mich.
igan's greatest traffic killer-too
much speed.
Prepared by The Traffic SAT.
ETY. Association. the poster
shows q picture OF . Detroit
Police Department motorcycle
officer. Psfrolmsn John =. LII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
LITTLE ROCK EDITOR CITED

WATERVILLE, Maine (ANP)-
Iohn W. Heiskell. 85-year.old edi
tor and president of the Arkansas
Gazette in Little Rock, has been
named the 1853 Elijah Parish
Lovejoyfellow at Colby College
The citation was made for his
1aper's coverage of the Little
Rock Central High School int.
ration crisis last September.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL
TO BAN SWITCH BLADES

WASHINGTON. - President
Eisenhower on Wednesday signed
into law a bill which made traf
ticking in switchblade knives
Federal offense.
Knives referred 10 in The bill
open by button or a grsvisa.
tional flick OF the wrist.
Their transportation is forbid
den in interstate commerce. or
their manufacture for interstate
commerce is forbidden. Penalt'
for violation is five years in jail
and a $4,000 fine.
Exempted from the prohibitions
are the armed forces and indi
viduals with one arm provided
the blade is not longer than three
inches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
BLACK LIFE CHEAP IN
MARION. ALA.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. - Life.
Negro life, is cheap in this black
belt Alabama town. Jimmie Will
son. 55-ycar old iIliteratc Negro
ward man, has been sentenced to
death for the Sl.95 robbery of an
elderly white woman.
Wilson. who had worked for
the woman as yard man before,
denied the charges but his white
defense attorney called no wit
ncsscs nor was Wilson permitted
to take the stand in his own
behalf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

leens. a seven.yesv.vetersn OF
The departments Motor Traffic
Bureau.
For many years the picture
used on similar posters was that
# the recently-appointcd Director
Of Traffic William Polkinghorn
Over the years too much speed
has been responsible for one.
third Of the fatal accidents in
Detroit in which drivers were at
fault And in Michigan as a
whole too much speed has caused
as high as AZ per cent Of the fatal
accidents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
NO HEAVENLY INTECRATIoN
IN MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Miss.-"By God. il
may he all right in heaven. but
in this Mississippi town, it's
against the law"
With these words a Negro and
white minister were hauled off
to jail and fined because their
families were living under the
same roof
II Is 30 days in Jail and $50
fine for white Rev. James w.
Vaughn and Negro Rev. Cole
man Phillips who were charged
with eonspirins TO violate the
states segregation laws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
SCHOOL UNREST

DALLAS. Tex. - Dallas Ill
public schools, under federal
'ourt order to integrate and pro-
hibted by state law TO do so
without a referendum. filed suit
n 44th Civil District court last
week, claiming IL was not af
fected by two state laws but care
FULLY pointing out il was not
bringing this suit for the purpose
of declaring either of the acts
void"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
KAsPER NOT WELCOME

MEMPHIS. Tenn.-If racial agi-
tator John Kasper comes to
Memphis, he will be arrested las
soon as the cops can lay hands
on him." Police Commissioner
Claude Armor said last week in
4 tclevision interview. Kasper
had been warned previously he
is not welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
Urged To Halt
Workers Exploitation

NEW YORK-Governor Averell
Hartman has been urged ito
enforce with vigor and sensitive
~" New York State laws design
ed to protect migratory farm la
borers from a "vicious system OF
economic exploitation by labor
agents and growers.
Following an extensive inves-
figation OF labor camps and work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
FIRST NEGRO

LINBORG, Kans.-The first Ne.
gro to teach at Bethany college.
a local religious institution. will
be Enuewemba Obi. Of Wr~"'
Nigeria, West Area, when he
begins serving as assistant profes
sor Of physics and mathematics
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
VIEWS Of the
NEWS

torney Gerald J. Ashby of New.
ark, will be given the highest
post TO which a Negro has ever
been appointed in New Jersey
state government, according to
Gov. Robert b. Meyner. when he
announced he will appoint Ashby
a Democrat. chairman OF the
New Jersey Parole Board, a Sl2,.
000-a-year- job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

Blessed is the that wakeh not in the counsel Of
the ungodY sandeth in the way OF sinners. Sit
teth in the seat Of the seornful
But his delight is in the law Of the Lord; and in his
law doth he mediate day and nishi."-PsaIms :l-2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
JUDGE LECTURES GROUP
OF WHITE. NEGRO BoYs

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - When a
group of white and Negro youths
were hailed before Judge Heard
sutton, he let them off with s.
fines and this stern lecture:
THE South has its troubles. but
the races have got TO learn mu,
,ual respect and control. You've
cot to use your minds and not
floN your muscles and throw
rocks or get guns.
"If there Is recurrence, TT
send every one Of you TO the
workhouse TO make little rocks
out of big ones in the hot sun"
HIGH POST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
likes Only Negro Cabinet
Member Asked To Resiun

WASHINGTON, D. C.-J. Ernest Wilkins only Negro
in the United States Government with Cabinet status last
week refused to confirm deny report that he being
ousted TO make way for George C. Lodge of UN Am
baSsador Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
5outhe,ners Feel Guilty
About Race, Writer Says

NEW YORK--All decent Southerners feel guilty
agony about their treatment of Negroes movie and heaer
director Joshua Logan declared this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

ing sites in six upstate counties,
Herebt Hill, labor secretary OF
the National Association for the
Advancement Of coIored People,
submitted . report TO the Cover
nor, on August "a. calling for
enforcement of "all the statutes
and administrative codes relating
70 migratory farm labor" The
report was made public here
today.
Although certain desirable de-
sirable legislation is lacking the
report said, rigid enforcement of
existing laws would mean much
in eliminating the intolerable liv-
ing and working conditions SUI.
fercd by thousands of southern
Negroes brought TO New York
State for harvesting and food
processing operations.
VISITED 40 AREAS
Reporting on his observations
at more than 40 areas in Wayne,
Genesee, Monroe. Orleans, One
ida and Steubcn counties, MIR.
Hill charged that with some
rare exceptions migratory farm
workers throughout the State of
New York are the victims of a
vicious system of economic ex-
ploitation.