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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Four Members Named
To Mayors Council
Human Relations

Mayor Arthur Naftalin has an
nounced the appointment of four
new members to the Mayors Com
mission on Human Relation. New
members are: Miss Eileen Chap
man, reporter for the Minneapolis
Star-Tribune; Miss Ada Deer, Pro-
gram Director for Waite Neighbor-
hood House; Mrs. Mary Mesecher,
Supervisor of the Third District
Nurses Association; and Bob Ryan,
newscaster for KSTP Radio and
TeleYision. The new members
were appointed to serve three year
terms.
Present members of the Mayor
Commission on Human Relations
who have been appointed to serve
additional three year terms are:
Miss Alma Karstad, 1927 S. E.
Fourth St.; Leonard E. Lindquist,
Lindquist, Fraser & Magguson;
Mrs. William ]. Nee, PIG Logan
Park Way; Robert Schimke, Rob-
ert SChmike Associates, Inc; and
Crane Winton Richards, James,
Montgomery & Cobb.
Newly elected officers of the
Mayors Commission for 1962-63
are: Louis Smerling, Chairman;
Mrs. Charles Johnson, First Vice
Chairman; Crane Winton, Second
Vice Chairman; Mrs. Francis
Johnston, Secretary; and Harry
Benson, Treasurer. L. H. Erwin
will continue as Acting Executive
Director.
The Mayors Commission on HUI
man Relations meets the End Mon
day of every month at IL noon in
the Citizens Aid Building, 404
South Eighth Street, Minneapolis.
The new direct dial phone number
for the Mayors Commission office
is 33O-2O9O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Five Black MusIims
Ger Yeor In Jail
For FIoqqinq Membe,

Atlanta OANP) - Five men,
bers of an Atlanta Black Muslin
sect were sentenced to serve a
year in prison after a man who
said he was a fellow member testi-
fled that they forced him into an
automobile, took him to a vacant
lot and flogged him.
Fred Brooks, neatly dressed in
a dark blue suit, told the five
man jury in Fulton Criminal
Court that he was beaten after he
disagreed with the minister and
some of the brothers about the
way the will of Muhammed was
being carried out"
Thomas (Chicken) George testi-
fled that three carloads of men
came up to his restaurant Jan.
IA and lifted Brooks bodily from a
seat at the counter, and took him
outside saying that it was Just
an initiation"
+ Frank Freeman, who said that
he was a religious brother" of
Brooks in the profession of Islam
testified that he bathed the head
and face wounds of Brooks when
he came to Freeman's house after
the flogging.
Freeman said he and another
friend left Brooks at Grady Hos
pital He said three cars followed
them after they left the hospital
Police arrested some of the men
milling around" the building next
door to the apartment house where
they stopped, Freeman said.
The five defendants each told
the jury that they sought peace in
the profession of their religion.
They called Brooks a disturbing
clement and said he had threat
ened the minister of their mosque.
Judge Charles C. Bruce sentenc-
ed the men to one year, immediate
ly following the jury's verdict. The
men were held in Jail under $1,000
appeal bond.
They were: Dixon Lindsey, 27,
Floyd Lewis Fears, FL, Charles
Rufus Malone, 20, Otis Lee Reese,
10, and Hamilton Robinson, %.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
The Impressions &
Curtis MdYfieId At
Stem Hall Saturday

All eyes of Twin City dance and
music fans are directed towards
the Stem Hall in the st. Paul
Auditorium Saturday night, April
IA.
The reason is clear because the
Royal Attractions are presenting
a big show and dance that nigh
featuring the fabulous Impressions,
ABC-Paramount recording artists
with Curtis Mayfield singing the
tune hit and sensation Gypsy
Woman"
Another featured attraction will
be Joyce Evans, recording artist
singing her big hit Moments. "
Music to dance by will be provided
by Lefty Bates and his orchestra.
The show and dance begin at
8 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Charges Hiring Bios
In Louisville. KY.
Public Schools

Louisville, Ky. CAMP - The
chairman of the Louisville Board
of Education last week charged
that the school system is guilty of
racial bias in it's hiring practices.
Chairman Woodford Porter, the
first Negro ever to serve on the
board, said racial discrimination
affected a wide range of jobs in
Guiding both teachers and semi
skilled workers.
Informed later of the charge
City Superintendent Samuel V,
Noe said:
II thought we were quite free
Of discrimination. If that is the
practice that's happening all the
way down the line, I'm just not
aware of it."
Porter said the board and Noe
were not responsible for the biased
hiring practices but that the fault
lay with certain administrators
under Noe. He declined to identify
them.
At the same meeting, the Rev,
w. ]. Hodges, president of the
Louisville chapter, NAACP, said
the chapters labor-industrial COM
mittee would meet with Noe to dis
cuss the systems hiring practices
I'VE will express concern with
the fact that the system today
does not have a single Negro truck
driver, or a single Negro glazier,'
said Hodges. He is pastor Of Fifth
Street Baptist.
Hodges said the school system
also has few, If any, Negro paint
ers and carpenters.
Porter was elected board chair,
man last year after his election ir
1858 as the groups first Negro
member.
Porter added: Negro teachers
are being deprived Of the right t.
work in their own hometown be-
cause of their race"
He said that since his election
to the board he had formed thu
opinion that the system hired Ne
, gro teachers only when replace
, ments from other sources" wer,
not available.
Porter said the school system
now has only one Negro clerica
employee and one Negro admins
trative worker, whom he identi
fled as an assistant supervisor Il
the music department.
School board chairman Porte
visited Minnesota a few month
ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Pre-EoSfer Dance At
v. A. Club Saturday
Niohf, ApriI Fl

Les Gentilhommes, fast rising
club of Twin City young men is
sponsoring Gala Pre-Easter
Dance, Saturday night April 21,
1862. Time 9 pm. until. Place,
Fort Smelling v. A. Club, Music
by Tommy Francis Quintet. Dona-
ton, SLIPS. For tickets call CA.
7-5236.-Advt.
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Disposition On Drunk Charge
To Be Heard April II

Virgil L. Wilson, %, 389 North
Grotto was arrested about $40
pm, April 7, at ST. Adams and
Aurora after he was involved in
an accident. Wilson struck the
auto of Peter Scarver of 682
Aurora inflicting approximately
$500. There were no witnesses to
the accident.
Wilson was taken to. police head
quarters and given the breathaly-
Ger test and was found to have a
reading of OF. (.16 is determined
as being drunk). He was placed
on the court tab on a drunk charge
and in st. Paul municipal court on
April 9, the disposition Of his case
was set for April II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
MoToRIST TO SERVE
FIFTEEN DAY TERM

George Victor James, Al, 1888
Fuller was arrested at his home,
April 7, about 2 pm, following
an accident at Mackubin and lyle
hart Avenues. When questioned at
his home James admitted he had
left the accident scene because his
drivers license had been revoked.
He was taken to police head
quarters and charged with driving
after revocation of his license and
in st. Paul municipal court on
April 9, he was given a fifteen day
wOrkhouse term.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Young Dope Addiets
Number 1000 In NY.

New York City CAMP - Local
Welfare workers and others in
terested in the problems of teen
ayers have long sought to deter
mine to what extent narcotics
plays in juvenile delinquency.
Last week the answer came from
Arthur ]. Rogers, director Of the
City Youth Board, Director Rog-
ers says that of the 10000 young
persons aided by the board -
4 900 are narcotic users.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Second Minister
Enters Mississippi
CONGRESS Race

Jackson, Miss. (ANP) - The
Rev. Merrill w. Lindsey, a Meth
odist minister from Holly Springs
became the second Negro in the
state to announce candidacy for
Congress, he seeks to represent
the newly combined Delta-North-
west District.
Lindsey filed papers with Secre-
tary of State Heber Ladner. He
will oppose Reps. Frank Smith
and Jamie Written in the June
primary election.
He seeks election to the post
sought by the Rev. Theodore
Trammell, who died Of a heart at
tack in March. Rev. Lindsey is a
graduate of Rust college, and re-
ceived his masters degree from
the University Of Denver.
In a statement, Lindsey said:
when America and Mississippi
become greater and prosper, so
does every citizen within our bor-
der. We cannot separate these in
tangeable advantages according to
race, religion, or previous condition
of serWtude.
Doing a thing or not doing a
thing because Of race differences is
Anticipated thinking and acting OF
which I promise never to be gull
ty," he said.
Rev. Lindsey named Aaron
Henry, president of the Mississippi
NAACP, as campaign manager.
Rev. r. L. T. Smith, the Other
Negro candidate for Congress from
Jackson, backed Lindseys state.
ment and candidacy. Smith op,
poses Rep. John Bell Williams.
"a word to the wife is never
sufficient" B. j. Dahl, Chew.
elah (WaSh.) independent.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Man Hunted For

Stubbing SirItriend
Virginia Evans, SO, Sal Mar
shall, Apt. 8, was wounded by her
boy friend, Thomas Word, 38, of
the same address on April 6, at
about 1920 pm.
Police learned that during the
course of an argument Word stab
bed Virginia back of the right
shoulder on the side of her face
and across her chest.
What the argument was about
was not determined. The wounds
were not of a serious nature.
Police continue their search for
Word.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
THE RABBIT HABIT

st. Louis - State Representa-
tive Peter Rabbit has announced
the birth of his fifth son. The baby
10th child of the Peter Rabbits,
will be named Peter Rabbit III.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
Man To Court For
Assault On Wife

ASSoUII vi wire
James Peagler, 694 Marshall,
apartment 2, was arrested about
1920 pm, April 9, on a complaint
of his wife, Pauline, on an assault
charge. The complainant showed
the investigating officers a large
bump on her head which she said
was inflicted by her husband.
Mrs. Peagler signed a citizens
arrest form against her husband
and he was charged with assault
and drunk.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13

Old Ghana, from which the
former Gold Coast takes its name,
was the first of three empires
which flourished for 1000 years in
the Western Sudan from the 4th
to the 18th century.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
QUOTE OF THE MONTH

Acknowledgement Robert F. Ken
nedy - He (The Presidency said
that he wasn't going to muzzle
me but from now on all speeches
on Texas should be cleared with
the Vice-President.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE
3 BEDROOM HOME at 726 Sher-
burne Ave. $500 down. Payments
$40 per month. CA. 4-2329 or MI.
9-O29S, RAP
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Hint Martin Set For
White House Job

White House Job
Washington (ANP) - Specula-
ton was rife here last week that
Louis E. Martin would move into
the White House as an aide to
President Kennedy.
Martin, former publisher Of the
Michigan Chronicle and ope-time
editor of the Chicago Defender, is
now deputy chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee.
AS a presidential aide he would
replace Harris Wofford, the Presi-
dents race relations advisor, who
has been shifted to an assignment
in Ethiopia with the Peace Corps.
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Sidney Potter
Siqned For New Film

New York (ANP) - Sidney
Potter has been signed by George
Roy Hill, producer-director, for
the picture, "a Bullet for Chal-
emagne."
The picture will be made in
Haiti.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13

A total of SO million Federal in
come tax returns were filed in
1880 - and over "a million for
1860.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13
NEAT AS A PIN

Sound as the Rock of. Gibralter
1874 East 34th Street. Large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, three bedrooms, closets
galore and bath up. New gas furn-
ace, new Dashboard heat. Newly
decorated, one car garage. AS low
as $500 down. Any and all trades
considered. Immediate possession.
ia. 2-4884 or TIL. 1880 after
5 pm.
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KITCHENETTE apartment plus
a three room apartment for rent.
MI. 4-7565. R-3S
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FOR RENT OR SALE

FOUR BEDROOM house for rent
or will sell. Easy terms. South
location. Call after 5 pm. 1922
1914. S-38
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ST.. Paul
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TWO BEDROOM apartment, part
ly furnished, private entrance. gas
heat, $50 per month, CA. 4-6825.
R-3S
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REAL EsrATE FOR SAIL

TWO BEDROOM bungalow, new
home, close to schools, nice loca-
ton. Easy terms. ia. 1925. S-tf
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13

ROOM WITH BATH and kitchen.
Freshly decorated. For lady or re-
tired man or married couple. IT'LL
tiles furnished. Call between "a
pm. CA. 6-6S3S. R-38
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ABEL REALTY
MUTUAL
NORTH

2 bedroom Duplex. Two furnaces,
full basement, double garage.
Small down payment.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment.
All utilities paid. CA. 6-3626. R-3S
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S0uTH

3 bedroom stucco. Full basement
Small down payment.
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TWO ROOM apartment, furnished
or unfurnished. Man preferred. CA.
6-0671. R-38
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May Affect Fair Housing:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-04-13

"a word to the wife is never
sufficient" - B. j. Dahl, Chew
elah (Wash.) Independent.
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LOTS HARD TO FIND
We have several AZ feet each.
South Minneapolis. Reasonable
priced.
Rambler with four extra lots in
Bloomington. Make offer.
3917 Bird Ave. South. Four bed
rooms, IL baths. Good buy at
$12,5O0.
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The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
FBI CONTINUES SEARCH FOR MISSING CONNECTS

SAN FRANCISCO R The Federal Bureau of Investigation is continuing to search for three miss ing Alcatraz Island convicts, al- though some federal officials be- lieve 1t is almost certain the trio drowned in their escape try.
 Federal Bureau of Prisons Di- rector James Bennett confirmed Sunday report that plastic bag found floating in San Francisco Bay Thursday contained a list of names and addresses and personal effects of one of the conviets, Clarence Anglin.
 Anglin, his brother John and Frank l.. Morris escaped a week ago after chipping openings from their cells into ventilator shafts with spoons. All were serving time for bank robbery.
 Officials said from the begin ming it was likely all three drown ed, tate that has befaIlen others who managed to make it off 'sThe Rock"
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
PACT BRINGS A CEASE FIRE IN ALGERIA

ALGIERS tR A pact between the Secret Army and Moslem Ma tionalists brought a halt today to the Secret Arrny's scorched earth campaign in Algiers and Gran, Algeria's major cities. Neither arson nor bomb attacks had been reported in the greater Algiers asea by noon ..ls The ;: also passed quietly in Gran, the extremist European stronghold in the West.
 A private broadcast from Gran, however, raised the prospect that the Seuet Army group based there might not abide by orders from Algiers to end the campaign of destruction and death.
 There was unaceustomed peace in Algiers.
 Groups of Moslenas emerged from their barricaded quarters and mixed with Europeans in some parts of the city. Half-tracks load ed with troops stood by for any emergency while heIicopters lowered over the city.
 Despite a Secret Army appeal 10 the Europeans to unite with the MosIens to renovate the Algerian fatherland," crowds of settlers be- sieged airline offices again today for passage to France before in- dependence 7
 We will come back later if all is we'll said some.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
N 0 T I c E

Effective immediately. All papers must be bundled or packed in closed containers
 We will not be responsible for papers and rags that the wind hlcvs out of the garbage cans while taking them from your house to our trucks nor will we fake the blame for refuse from loose dogs roaming the stresfs or garbage thrown behind houses and cabins. We're willing to clean Nome up. How about you?
 Nome Sanitary Service
 Arctic Sanitary Service
 paad Adpf.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
EWARD c. ROBINSON SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
 NATROBT. Kenya tH

IV1A1ItObIs hGIlyd VI ACluT Edward c. Robinson was reported seriously ii n a hospital in north ern ranganyika after a heart at tack earasyf today
 Robinson. who is 68. is making a
 movie in the area. The company is carnped at 5000 feet on 15, ,O0o- foot mountain near Mt. Kiliman- jaro. A heart specialist was fowr from Nairobi to attend the film star. A few weeks ago Robinson broke his right thumb when he shut g car door on it.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
ART EXHIBIT

ART EXHIBIT
 The Kegoyah Kozga Library Club Art Exhibit to be held in the Nonerama Theater lobby on June 21, p, g from 10 am. to 4 pm. is open to all local artists. Anyone interested in exhibiting should contact Mrs Dorothy Grant. Phone Main 2250 for details if you have not already done so. #
 If space becomes limited, the committee reserves the right to limit the number of entries for each artist.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
Fire Cuts Prison, One Convict Dies From Ggunsiaot

MONTREAL ln A prisoner wounded by rifle was found dead today in the hospital of the. fire ravaged St. Vincent De Paul peni- tentiary, scene of riot by l,l0e convicts that left 30 persons in jured. Steel-helmeted troops stood guard amid the ruins.
 l Allen ]. Macleod, Federal Com missioner of penitentiariess told 3 news conference the prisoner was the only fatality resulting from the riot Sunday, He was not identi- fled immediately.
 The Commissions reported a three-rman board of inquiry will make a fun investigation of the riot.
 None of the convicts managed to escape, but some were gunned down while trying to scale the walls.
 We had to shoot when they tried to escape or occupy other buildings said Warden Michael LeCore, ssbut we did not shoot to kill. '
 The six-hour battle was finally ended after more than 200 troops in full battle dress joined guards and police, herding the convicts at hayonet point into a group of buildings inside the compound.
 Six of the 15 prison buildings were gutted Others damaged to varying degrees. Officials figured the damage to the old maximum security prison would come to be- tween $2 and $3 million
 Twenty-Five prisoners were in- jured by flames or bullets as guards fired on convicts armed with stones, knives, zip guns and Molotov cocktails gasoline filled jars set afire by a rag wick. Three guards Were hurt.
 Prison officials said they were siis suiiillssibic t u determine tine cause or the riot, which flared in mid afternoon during the exercise period ' !.
 bout 100 convicts svvsss laesased l in cells which a royaI ce1nmission recommended 24 years ago should he condemned without qualifica- ton. " Justice Minister Davie Full l ton has described conditions in the ,,y-;zs,,, nr ssr,nocf 11r,f7pSi1.a F1es ?,
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18

FOR SALE: 1960 eV.W. Conbi. Call 2610. Tie
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18

SELL Ihose xlsrpIus Items that YOU don't Ii&z. Jusf let NuReet Classifi6d M convert them into cash 10r 6lk
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
LIVE BABY SEAL.

Isaac 0zenna, Nugget neWsboy, caught live baby seal on the beach in back of the Boring Sea Club which was turned over to the Fish and Wildlife, who had it on display at their Front St. office, and which created a lot of interest,
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
Submits Low Bid
 JUNEAU LR Public Works

Commissioner Richard Downing said today c & R Builders, Inc, Seattle, had submitted a low bid of S41 800 for construction of 8 temporary concourse at Anchor age International Airport.
 The work will involve construc- ton of 400 feet of temporary con- course and 50 feet of covered concourse.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
Viola Engasowok Passes

Viola Engasowok, mother of Walter Atuk and Buster SeelkoAe, passed away and was buried from the Community Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
$I.2 Million for Handicapped

$l.z Million 1ox k7ano1cdppeu
 NEW YORK III Frank Sinatra has returned from a world singing tour which he said he raised about $1.2 million for Handicapped and orphaned children. He said he hopes to make another one within the next IS months.
 The 211 month trip took the singer to Mexicn .Tanan, Hong Kong, Israel, Greece, Italy, Mona co, Fraac and Ess7azd
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18

Truly Fathers Day
 ALBANY, NY. M It was truly Fathers Day Sunday at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Harold Father of Albany gave birth to a son.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
w x R N I N c

Children are warned to stay away from ths vicinity of AFnS lower locafed west II inc Boring Sea Hotel due U haxardous voltages present. 32
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18

IN MAGTsTRATEsS COURT
 Aaron Bell pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving and was fined Sk(. On 2 charge If 5,.sss::,ss while under tne inflnence, he also pleaded guilty and was fined $a5o
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-18
AZ A N T A DIS

FOR SALE: nj Fairbanks, 1857
 0-passenger Chev station wagon. z Call 2476. 73c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-31
BY Walt Disney

In the news dispatch I read: |
The fourth-term plan has been
under study since 1858, when
the college switched from the |
conventional two-semester aca-
demic year to a trimester
system Shouldn't that be
'three-semester' or 'tri-semes-
ter rather than 'trimester' ?"
Answer: Not at all. Some
thing besides a pretty girls
charms must have distracted
you in Latin class at Dart
mouth, dear sir. Otherwise you
would recall that, though Sc
mester and trimester come
from the same root word
"mensiS" (month), the pre-
fixes give them very different
m anings. Semester (from
sex" six, and "menSis') is
literally a six-month (half-
year, period. Trimester (from
'tri'-three, and "menSis") is
a three-month period.
Semester" came to mean
half the school year and is so
used in most schools and COL
leges. When Dartmouth changed
to a "trimester" schedule, they
divided the school year into
three terms of approximately
three months each.
The new plan at Dartmouth
is to add a fourth (summer)
term and, initially at least
women will be admitted only
to this summer session.
Yale, by the way. has not
yet committed itself to what
you label the primrose path
of college education. They
merely have taken the matter
under consideration. And Har-
wards action in granting the
Harvard degree to Radcliffe
graduates is simply overdue
recognition of a situation that
has existed since the early days