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RICH. MILDRED REBEccA. on Mon
residence. 6OS6 Lowell ST. NV, wash
ingten. D; G.; MILDRED REBEccA
Rich mother Of Robert e. and VIII
liam Daniel Rich and Mrs. Wallace
2 Smith: daughter Of Mrs; Myrtle
=. Elicit. Friends may call at the
Arlington, va. where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Thursday. Feb
ruary -, At pm. Interment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
RICE. JUDGE STEVEN Z. III. On SUM-
day: February 9. a. Bethesda Nayal
band Of Ida j. Rice. father Of Ste
brother Of Mrs. W. Newton. Greek
ETsnds H %ay e ssd ws ns psmaiRs
ct Fort Myer Chapel on Thursday,
February ID, at am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery with
R HI HlI5ts N4S SSIIs 5, On tuesday.
February IL. 1858, MAMIE s, RICH
ARDS Of .7104 Chestnut st, NV.
beloved. wife of the late Lemuel G.
Richards, mother of Harry W, Rich
Mss An Helen ss'e ' woo Sse and "G %rs
Daniel A. Collins. Memorial services
A A. the soi izth Hines ~ Sv CO. ON E TRsTs
G ns fssI REFae Ii intermsns 3 dlen SS5S
R SSsnsSsss' RENA BLANCHE tnee
Ritehie). On Monday, February 10,
i 1888, st her residsnSss s4G % , Esst=
RoLLi ms beloved e' wife Of S the ste
mother of Mrs. GLADYS Davie. She
also Is survived by two brothers,
sister MIS-. Asnes D. TsiSost. and
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Richie Bros. Funeral
Home. Upper Marlboro. Md. Funeral
services win be held on Thursday,
Church, s4th st. and Rainier ave,
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
rSsry II, less. At at her as'f reside nee.
sSST 1lh AVS Silver ss Spring pS. M w.
Otto E. Rose and mother Of Mrs.
Grace Merchant, Mary and Walter
Higdon. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
Eye aye N me- 9Th where services will be
noon. Interment Arlington National
hOSENTHAL, IDA. On Tuesday, Feb
ruary IL, 1858. IDA ROSENTHAL.
beloved mother OF Robert, William,
and Mrs. Jeanette Nader, all Of
Washington, D. G. She also is sur
vived BY q brother. Nathan Raine;
2, sister. Mrs. Ethel Wiener. both Of
WASHINGTON. D. c.. and fourteen
grandchildren. Services at the G.
Goldberg d Son Funeral Home
42l7 9th st. NV, on Wednesday
February IL, ct IL am. Interment
District Of Columbia Lodge Gene
terry. In mourning at 41O Nicholson
st. NV. Family requests in lieu
Of flowers. contributions he made to
the d. c. Cancer Aid Group. IL
SCHNEIDER. EDWIN WALLACE. On
Monday. February 10, 1858, at Emer-
gency Hospital, EDWIN WALLACE
SCHNEIDER Of 4O1O Virgilia ST.,
Chevy Chase, Nd, devoted husband
Of Femme L. Schneider, and brother
Of Louis B., Percy C.. Mrs. steuart
Heitmuller and Flournoy c. Schnei-
der. Friends may call at Gawlef's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV
courtesy parking opposite), where
services will be held on Thursday,
February ID. at 2:15 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
IL
eCuNpvnrp pnwrD, nm 1r.L -
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1858, at / pm. from the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, 9TH and Eye SITS
ne. Burial ceremonies will be per-
formed on Thursday, February ID,
at 8 pm. Assemble at the Moses
Home at $3.50 pm. to go to 2701
BRO. MILTON A. LIoHTFooT,.
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ADLER, WILLIAM. on Wednesday.
February ~, 1858, at his residence,
5430 Sd st. south, Arlington. Va,
5a Ao ADI b6e se 81 Mr. asraS
Briss and Mrs, Arthur cummings,
both Of Massachusetts. Services at
the s. H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
S sSl 18th st. nv p on Th SSssins
isciiities). interment Boston, Mass.
BANKS, JAMES w. On Monday. Feb
ruary 10. 1858, JAMES W. BANKS
OF. 1900 ouarles st. ne, Apt. 9,
beloved husband 81 Mrs. Renee ];
James, IT.; son of Mrs; Annie b,
Banks. He also is survived by. otner
relatives and friends, After Z pm;
invited to cali at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You ST.. NV. where funeral
services will be held at 10 a m.
Friday, February "A. Interment Ar
BELLMBND. FREDERICK F. Jr. On
Tuesday, February II, 1858, at his
residence, 7l04 Sycamore ave, Ia
koma PARK. Nd, FREDERIcK +.
erek aDd vi rSS sqeq he sGn S5 FT sn
brother Of Frances Virginia Bell
mund and William King I've. Friends
NAV call at the Takoma Funeral
dS%s So4 SarT %edn Sc nx
12, from z pm. till 9:3O pm. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home
on Thursday. February IL. at 1890
pm. Interment Arlington National
BIcKNELL. DIR. GEORGE C. On Mon
day. February 10, 1858, at Calvert
Md, DR.. GEORGE BICKNELL,
father of Mrs. Marguerite Abel,
Hudson A. and Arthur c. Bicknell
He also is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Norman Smith Of Dalton, Mass,
and Mrs. Charlotte Strong Of Bur-
the HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf.
Md. on Thursday. February ID. at
] pm. Interment Browns Chapel
Cemetery, Calvin Run, Va. IL
BOND, WILLIAM A. On Monday,
February 10, 1858, at MONTGOMERY
County General Hospital, WILLIAM
"A. BOND, beloved husband of Annie
o.. Bond, brother of Louis H. and
Talmadge Bond. Also surviving are
one granddaughter. Stella Bell: two
sisters-in-law. Mrs. Isabelle Bond and
Mrs. Susie H. Bond. nieceS. neph-
ews and Q host Of other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Bond
may be viewed at the Snowden
Funeral Home, Rockville. Md, after
8 pm. Thursday, February 10. Flu
neral services on Friday. February
IA, at . pm, at the Sharp Street
Church. Sandy Spring, Md. the Rev.
4. Brooks ofilciating. Interment Ash
Memorial Cemetery, ID
BOND, WILLIAM A. Oficers and
~ members Of the. Grand United
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Connecticut Avenue Post.
No. 1853. Chevy Chase, Md,
American Legion, on Mon
day, February 10, 1858.
Services at 2:15 pm.
Thursday, February Is, at
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa.
Interment Arlington Ma
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Mccoy, lack A. On Thursday, Feb
lI9 9TH st. ne, beloved son Of Greta
M. and Ewell T. Mccoy. and brother
OF Arnice v. and Ewell T. Mccoy, jr.
Also surviving are his grandparents,
Elizabeth and George Lewis, and Mrs.
many friends. From 10 am. to 12:45
pm. Thursday, February. Is, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
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cial communice tion Of
George c. Whiting Lodge,
No, 20, F. A. A. NJ, is
q called for IL am. Thurs
4 day, February 10. 1858,
for the purpose Of attend
ing the funeral of our late
ROBERT OSCAR MCDANIEL.
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.ANnnnSlA and comrades of Prince
No. 1895, Veterans Of For
~ eign Wars. are hereby no.
titled Of the death of Com
rade JOSEPH T. MADZE-
Lam. The National Honor
Guard will conduct services on
"wednesday, February IL. 1858. at
$50 pm, at Valleys Funeral Hcme,
5000 Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern
RAYMOND Sglf2S y F, o6 caEZANEY,. cOmdr;
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LESTEk, WILLIAM s., 81. On Tues
day. February II, 1858, at the
washington sanitarium and Hospital,
WILLIAM 8. LESTER, Sr., of $500
Manchester I'd, Silver Spring, Md,
husband of Mrs. Sallie Lou Lester
and father Of william s. Lester, jr.,
and Miss Louise A. Lester. There
a aiS3 are s,s i've granM1c srneI MI.
phrey Funeral Home, SABA Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday. Febru-
airy IA, at IL am. (parking facili-
terry. lFolioWing papers copy:
Louisville Courier-Journal. Winches-
ter Sun, Winchester, KY; Memphis
Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TENN
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Sis. IRENE B. Miller. ~
Sis. oENEv1EvE G. RosE. V
N 81 a n a

HELEN o. Members of
Virginia Berry Auxiliary,
hereby notified Of the death
Of Sister HELEN o. GOLD
MAN, and are requested to
assemble for services at
2701 South 10th St, Ar
Ia, on Thursday, February
at 7;30 pm. All camps
liaries are invited to at
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CATION. MARY AGNES. On Monday,
February 10, 1858, at her residence.
AGNES CATION, beloved wife Of the
late William M. Cation and mother
Of James p and Joseph T. Cation
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Home. 1891 Georgia ave. NV, on
Thursday, February Is, at $3.50
am. High requiem mass at st.
Anthony's Church at Q am. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited IL
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BOLTON, RAYMOND W., ST.. on
Em assusgi f HOSPITAL, RAYMooSSD; ".
BOLTON, sr,. of 5012 .4th st. NV,
husband Of Mrs. Ethel M. Bolton.
A. Bolton: brother of Mrs. Lena
Gray. Mrs. Bertha Clatterbuck and
Louis w Bolton. There also are
three grandchildren. Mr.. Bolton
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd, where services
will be held on Friday, February
IA, at 1 pm. parking facilities).
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13l
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HENRY O. STEELE,
Worshipful Master

M Fe5rSar JAMES H. 1858 JAMES 9n TSSff1dss s
ST., beloved father of Mrs. Marion
E. Winfield and James +. Mills, lr.
dren. other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc
Family may be contacted at 146
46th ST. n.e) IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
NAACP
Leader Hits
Local Bias

In a speech here last week
Thurgood Marshall, specia
counsel for the National AS
ISOLATION for the Advance
ment of Colored People
blasted Detroit for its resi-
dental segregation.
He said that Detroit has
more residential segregation
than in most southern cities"
Speaking before 9 group spon'
sored by Temple Beth Ell, in OBJ
servance of Brotherhood Week,
Marshall declared, Racial segre'
cation is not a sectional matter
Schools that are segregated by
custom or by residential segre'
cation are damaging to a child's
mind as schools that are segre.
Gated by law"
Marshall brought out that the
most damaging events toward
world peace is the injustices
against minority groups in Amer
lea. He stressed that we can only
obtain world peace when we solve
the basic issues Of humanity and
that equality of man is one OF
those issues.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Rights Southerns
Will Be Elected
To Next Congress

ST. LOUIS - The election OF
ocivil rights representatives
and senator's from the South was
foreseen by an NAACP official
here last week as the probable
result of enforcement of the fed
eral civil rights law and cxten-
sion of q register .and-vote cam
paign throughout the South.
Addressing an Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority public forum at
81, Louis University on Feb. 2,
Clarence Mitchell. director of the
NAACP's Washington bureau, de-
clared that the election Of pro-
civil rights persons TO Congress
is perhaps the greatest chal-
lcnge we face today"
The Republicans have been
challenged to build IAN effect
i've political party in the South"
hut cannot accomplish this "as
long as the present type Of COP
Congressman run for office" Mr..
Mitchell maintained.
Representative Joel Broyhill.
a Virginia Republican, Is an ex-
ample OF those who have become
smudy carbon copies Of Senator
Harry F. Byrd and other apos-
ties Of massive resistance TO the
us Supreme Court" the NAACP
leader charged
He called for Congressional
action 10 restore Part III 10 the
civil rights bill and to halt the
expenditure Of 1872 million dol
lars ito build and operate seq
regatcd schools In defiant states"
by amending existing laws
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

lodging.
When the superintendent of
Bentley High School, f, Il. Bar
hitte, saw that Miss Thompson
was o Negro, II is reported that
he became nervous and en-
harrassed. After Barhitte regain
ed his composure he told Miss
Thompon that they couldn't 90
through with the contract as
they had no Negroes attending
the school or even living in the
the vicinity.
Having no other Job In sight.
the distraught school teacher
sought legal cid in Flint. She
lconsInvsd On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Judgement To
Race w oman Nav
Set Precedent

CHICAGO - The awarding OF
Sl7,500 in damages to Negro
woman for injuries sustained in a
beating by two city policemen
may set a precedent in the field
OF civil rights violation, legal ex-
perts here believe. II is already
the largest sum ever awarded in
a federal court here in a non
fatal case alleging such violation
Recipient Of the award was MRS
Augusta Carpenter Hsrmeson
who was awarded the judgement
in federal court here. Through
her attorneys, she had charged
the officers arrested. beat and
permanently injured her without
cause.
However, because of the record
judgement for a case of this type,
civil rights lawyers here are
closely studying the case as .
model for future action. For the
same reason the city might appeal
the case, they say.
Under a federal law, the city
is liable for improper acts com
mitted by city employees while on
duty. The cops we're on duty
when Mrs. Harmeson charged
they beat her up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

Detective 1t. Louis Audia, IS,
a l4-year veteran of the Ecorse
Police Department, is accused as
head of the group.
Tommie Prince, -. OF 1850
S. Deacon; Edgar Boyd. 46. sd-
dress unknown, and four John
Does were named along with
him in warrants charging con-
spiraey 10 violate the State
Motor Vehicle Code.
Common Pleas Court Judge L.
Eugene Sharp arraigned Audia,
of 1923 Tenth, Ecorse, and
Prince, Tuesday. Boyd is not in
custody.
Detectives Suspended
AS this latest scandal hit
Ecorse, recently elected Mayor
Eli Ciungan took action on an
other front.
Ciungan ordered Police Chief
Alvin I. Royal to suspend three
other police officers, presently
under Bohn Grand Jury indict-
mcnt. and asked three members
of the Police and Fire Commits
sion, also under indictment, to
resign.
The Mayor said he acted for
the general good of the City"
Following Ciungan's orders,
Royal suspended Roosevelt Lac
icy, assistant chief of detectives,
and Inspectors Alvin Gilman and
Roscoe Bobo.
The three were among 81 per-
sons indicted in 1856 for con-
spiracy to violate State gambling
laws.
Police and Fire Commission
members Irwin Steffes, Patrick
Shtti and Greelie Dukes refused
Ciungan's request for their resig-
nation. They said they wanted
to consult their attorney.
They also are under the grand
Jury indictment.
Ciungan also moved to sus-
pend three other policemen. He
wouldn't reveal their names, he
said, until they could be located.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

lie held degrees from Ohio
Wesleyan University, Oberlin
College and University of Mich
igan. lie was the first Negro
member of the Detroit Housing
Commission and served one term
in 1941 in the State House OF
Representatives, He served also
on the Wayne County Board OF
Supervisors.
Active in the Detroit Branch
Of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People, he received eommends-
tion for his work during the
rsee riots in l943 here.
He served as a director of the
Lapeer Consultation Center for
the State Home and Training
School.
He received a distinguished
service award from the Associa-
ton for Retarded Children in
1854.
lie resided with his family at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
WASHINGTON REPORT
"SouI Search, o Labor"
BY Ed Lahey

BY Ed LaheY TREE FTess II ~
WAsHINcToN-Between the time ! write this and
your wife wraps the garbage in IT, lot Of labor leaders
will have ovrneyed Miami Beach, participate in next
weeks meeting Of the executive council Of the AFlCIo
In that period, perhaps $4,000 or more workers
Will have been laid of put short time
Thus, by unfortunate coincidence, good many working
Class families will be planning long stretch OF tat black
and eni SOUP during the week that the labor leader
. relaxing over SO steak Collins Avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15


She began to correspond with
the school authorities about the
possibilities Of her teaching in
Bentley High School. II was
not long before Miss Thompson
received through the mail a
contract, apparently tho authori-
ties were pleased viii her back
ground and scholastic achieve
ment.
She was elated Just as any
one would be under like cir
cumstances. Instead of mailing
the signed contract, Miss
Thompson chose 70 return II IN
person--this would give her 9
chance 10 see the school and
possibly make arrangements Cor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Is Rising Like Luther!
Dean Pike Accepts Call From Coast
For California Bishops Chair

WAS REARED IN CALIFORNIA AS A ROMAN
,se. r LEFT THE ROMAN CHURCH WHILE col
~ STUDENT AND FOR AWHILE WAS AN AcNos's:
Az. WAS HEADED FOR A BRILLIANT CAREER '"
law. :" IN. Y. Tribune. 2/6
,.. mree Press Election this week Of the VERY KEW
s~Mss A. PIKE. DEAN or NEW YoRK's CATHEDRAL OF
'onN THE DIVINE as bishop eosdivtor Of fhe sPseoPs
tses DEAN PIKE. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Westsider. Dies at 1O1

Mrs. l,abeIl Hogan, born in
slavery on a Georgia plantation,
died in her home at S7e5 Mont
gomery Monday at the age Of
lei.
Mrs. Hogan had always said
when the good Lord wants me
IN be ready 10 90" and during
the last few days she told her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
We Congratulate Our Friend,
Mr.. Damon j. Keith
NEW HOUSING COMMISSIONER

Detroit News)
Appointed to fhe Detroit Housing Commission yesier-
day 35-yearod lawyer. Damon j. Keith, l544 vr-
sna Park. graduate Of Howard University, Keith is a
member Of the board Of directors Of the Detroit Chapter OF
The National Association for the Advancement Of coIored
People, He succeeds Mrs. Mary M. STREET. who resigned
after II years service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Detective >thers Charged:
Ecorse Racket Barred Again
"RoMNEY oKs REUTHER DARE FOR MEETING"

detroit Times, n ~
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. cS.4-4.t
The Detroit Tribune likes the David-ke role of Mr..
George Romney. President Of American Motors.
We like his challenge, too. against the monopoiste
power Of the uAWcI0. General Motors and Ford Motor.
We would 90 further and CUT DOWN THE MONOPo-
LIsTIc POWER or ALL LABOR LEADERsHP-cHEcK
THAT 100 BILLION DEMOCRATIC LABOR STEAL FROM
THE AMERICAN PUBLlcl
Romney OKs Revther Dare for Meeting
BY Don O'Connor Detroit Times)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-Amerean Motors President
George Romney last night accepted the challenge Of JAW
President Walter Reviher TO sit down together for dis
custom before fhe Senate antitrust committee
tsee REUTER- PLAN Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown,
"l''m waiting on the Lord"
1--WE got 10 90 now" Is what
she repeated a. the very end.
The body will lie In state at
the Stinson Funeral Home until
Thursday when she will be
buried following services at the
Second Baptist Church where she
attended services for IS years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Flint Area
Bentley High Refused To
Honor Teachers Contract

In 1865, Miss Kathryn Thompson, having acquired
the necessary academic training teacher learned
that BENTLEY High School in the market for quail
fled teachers Miss Thompson at that time, was living
in Paducah Kentucky. Somehow she decided to apply
for one of the jobs i'm Michigan Bentley High School is
located in Bentley Township just outside the city limits
Cl,r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Free Christian Science Lecture

tree Christian Science lecture will be given by Grace
Jane Noee C.S Of Chicago, Illinois, Sunday Feb. 49, at
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist at $50 o'clock. Her
subject will be Christian Science: The New and Living
Way"
The church Is located on East Grand Blvd East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
Detroit VIII Feel Loss of
Rev. Horace A. White

The Reverend Horace A. White, pastor OF Plymouth Con-
gregatonM Church. died here this week after an illness OF
two months.
Reverend White long noted and respected for his out
standing leadership in the community as well as church al
fairs was SO years old
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
License Ring
Smashed

Seven people, including Ecorse detective lieutenant.
were charged Tuesday with operating ring that sold
drivers licenses to mentally and physically unfit persons for
S25 to $45 each based the individuals ability to pay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15

1861 Longfellow ana was pastor
Of Plymouth Congregational
Church for % years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-15
"Tcc AND + AUTHOR DIES AT AZ" t?)
Detroit Times, ZoI
CANCER" THE DEVIL SAYs!-

Toking 20 Yecrs! via Anti-Christ
Adom-Eve Ego Of All Births!
Sop TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BUT THE DEVIL is IA MURDERER, A LIAR, WHO
AblDES NOT IN THE TRUTH" BECAUSE THERE IS
NO REALITY IN HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
oo'scTS THEY ARE MERELY VISIBLE, M-r-THi-
Cal, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES i
eooNTERFEITs AND BuRLEsouEs or DIVINE IDEAS
A Thinking suffocution
tsee EGG AND + AUTHOR. Page ~
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POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Attorney General Rogers drive against hoodums
Republican bosses take dim view Of it, They figure this
year to be alternating any minority votes.
Harry Truman takes early morning walks at Yale We're
becoming pretty eete when League college get
a former President to teach the students how to walk
Who aren't interested in politics? One house.
wife is hungry understand the issues Of the day.
has devoured every of Lana Turner's letters
Ike about fight to streamne the Pentagon.
Somehow embatted Eisenhower Of
as Steve Allen with ulcers
One Republican candidate Is telling his workers the
recession merely Eisenhower prevent
@. o. p overconfidence in the fall campaign.
One Democratic presidential candidate intends to take
strong civil rights the convention He'll
his civil right to straddle the issue.
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Democratic Trouble in Texas

In that respect. Beside Sem
ator Marlborough, Sen a tor
johnson seems to Texas more
conservative even though he
must sometimes yield to
North and West sentiments
In the party.
The effect Of Mr.. Blakley
In the Senate would be the
exact opposite. He would
make Senator johnson seem
more liberal at home and at
the same time would repre-
sent pressure on the major
ity leader to take more con-
sentative positions nationally.
The apprehension Of liberal
Democrats that the johnson
policies will hurt them in a
presidential contest against
Vice President Nixon would
be quickly sharpened by any
move Senator johnson might
make in the direction Of the
Blakley beliefs.
The senior Senator from
Texas does not admit for a
moment that he is a candi-
date for President. Report
ers interpret his actions as
meaning that he is. Know
ing him, they would not ex-
pect him to be resigned to
his fate but to take action.
Some Of the answers from
Texas will be available soon.
since the final filing date for
the party primaries is May 5
next.