St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-11-24
Editorial Opinions From The Notion's Daily Press

SPlNl0nS
CLAIMING H. TOBIAS: MAN OF HOPE AND ACHIEVEMENT
death Claiming Tobias at a
point history years
age Negro Georgia
himself honorable American life distinction
those aboed quietly ressy equality opportunity for
all Americans He was for many years Board Chairman OF the NACP
and the recipient awards religious and baca
bodies.
Negroes Tobias Philip Randolph Mary Bethune
Bapsts the knowing that
Indeed his last pub
speeches. general breatrough
this 1862 the centennial of the Emancipation
He lived long enough to know that prophecy
thinking undoubtedly for the
long from GeorgaLOusvle CoURIERJoUR-
NAL.
LUTHULPs NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
government wake its resoundng
victory showing uncharacesc magnaniy
letting LuhuI Oslo collect his Nobel prize
from the South African governments
willingness Lhu travel that liberalization of its policies
prospect however the remembers
world when the Sovets in 1858 forced Boris Pastera to
prize made by South
hedged with restrictions his travel
permit thawtng the part Of South
Aca white supremac but of the and fame Of the prize
itself
Even So one glad for Luhuls
perence triumph person.NIilWaulee JOURNAL
FARCE IN MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi obtained injunction from
forbddng forbdding
company comply order Instead of overriding this
District Claude Clayton denied the
Department against the
NGsspps segregation law So the farce
did to reeudge court to hear the
conclusive than the deliberations Of the eeudge court winch was
legality of the arrests Of the
has not yet handed down its decision
Department Of Justice has good
legal at its command to bring this
aVesty to prompt conclusion The issue very SIMPLE one D
spite the commendable compliance Of most Southern communities
continue defiance of Federal laws that must be
enforced Washington POST
FEDERATED CONGO
Congo federation including integral and
ary still possible this be attained with no division
unhappy country into spheres Of foreign influence the friends
of the Congo would be serious in defeatwNY TINES
Mr. senghor represents newly
African nearly
colony Senegal began develop decades
ago. port capital to Americans
otherwise totally ignorant Of West Africa
Mr. senghor has played major bringing
leading today orderly friendship with
will remember his visit having provided
opportunity country welcome outstanding
African leader.-NY. TIMES
FEPC AND EARL B. DICKERsoN
Repubncanconoed Senate executive committee
verge reconsderng approval Charles W.
director industrial relations for Bell Howell Co., to be chairman
Of commission.
The Republicans Gray proceed
which the committee earlier turned down the nomination of
Earl Chicago Negro attorney pres
dent a the state FEPC
President Worthy Republican Citizens
the committee erred in rejecting Derson
other Republicans accept the argument that
Dersons oneme aaton with various eftng groups in the
would help the Negro dsquaes him. His patriotism
beyond question Judgment
be later would that of appOnteeChcagO SUN
TINES.
that Gray feels that he has nothing to apologize for in
right of free speech and that he couldn't
rejected for the unpaid and thaness job of
Iinaugl the of the commission
Daily of the FEPC legislation be-
when society must make
discrimination that wetens
ocacy refusing recognize merit wherever be and utilize
the OF the people.-Chcago DAILY NEWS.
Illinois who better records
leaders better
judgement than Heste BY appointing them Gov Kerner himself
tried to launch the commission in lealy boat.
Republicans the senate had been looking solely for poh
they would have ratified the appointments quickly and
blame commission turned badly
They rejection appointments would
protests professional Negroes abores
sed liberals took courage to vote against the
confirmation Of Dckerson Helsten
Republican did
Of the people OF Hinos.-Chcago DAILY TRIBUNE
SEGREGATION ON ROUTE 40
attempt in the Maryland legislature to outlaw discrimination
accomplish desegrgation would
which would the feeling gener
ated