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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
AVIATION
AIRSTREAMS

AIRSTREAMS
Get your Airstreams now and join
us In our VALLEY, Bvam Caravan
club rallies. s planned for this
area starting in March through
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN
~ 31.EE FEBRUARY AND MARCH
Kirby Travel Trailer, Inc.
1900 jefferson Davis Hwy.
Arlington 2, Va. 684-4120
Open Sunday. 1870 to Shutdown
Authorized BEECHCRAFT dealer
FREESTATE AVIATION
.eilen h' sondit Rs5 VII sS555 e1
BEECHCRAFT
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
on. 4-7655 s4s.5657
FOR RENT = 2-bedroom mobile
nome near Falls Church. For IN
formation call 7O3-437-l7S0
MARCO MARX XII. $50 trans
ceiver plus 100 nav. or 90 trans
ceiyer plus 100 nav. Introductory
special prices. Order now. Spe-
eial deals on new WIT 3, ADJ 20.
4a1d!7444du. SUBURBAN AlNroHr'
NEW HANGARs and tie-downs
available at Hyde Field. Clinton,
Nd. We have newly paved run
WAYS and taxiways. CY. 1880.
PIPER Tri-Pacer 1858 Marco Mark
II and Super Homer. This airplane
Ike new in every respect. Price.
Piper Cherokee 1862. Super Gus
tom Marco Mark II. Total time,
400 hrs. Price. Sl0.5O0,
Piper Autoflite Comanche $50. 1862
Marco Mark x ADF-T-l2. Palm
Piper Aztec B is62. 8 place Auto
fiite with DINE Marco Mark X,
Mark v. two VOAs, 3-light marker
beacon and ADF-T12. Like new in
every respect.
PIPER TRI-PACER, 200 hours,
SM.O.H.. recovered '62. re-licenSed
Feb. Alum. inter, landing lights,
full panel, dual omni's. .524-b53S.
SALE OR RENT, 81 by 10 0ibral-
tar 80 luxury, ? b.r., ". W. carpet,
on location. Sl20 mo. HE. 4-O2lO.
SHARE in Flying Club Air Coupe.
located at washington. Virginia.
Private, pilots only. Leaving town.
FL. 4-4l55.
sTNsON 1O-A. 500 PIP. 44O S. M,
o. H.. Dismantled wings and
$3.50 Cali FL 4-4i55.
WANT to trade car for Mobile Home
For details, call MR.. GRACE, Mon
day, office hours. IA. 1918.
1888 RICHAR DsON MOBILE
HOME, for sale 3sxS IT,. lived in
ton. si.7OO cash. Can 76s-0S66.
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Chicago Pneumatic los CsM trail
eT mounted on pneumatic tires. In
fair condition. Needs some work.
$500 or offer. Call 5S5-SS31. or
see at $40 EaSley st, Silver
Spring, Md.
BACKHoE LOADER SALE
III 400 Bloc "; ldr. Demo. 5000
iii $40 B Hoe idr: used $3.50
III 34l4 Trac. ldr. Demo. $500
III I'd $40 Crl. W. Al. Dem. $1,000
New IHC-3l20 B. Hoe on display.
WILBAR TRACTORS. $3.50 Jeff.
Davis hwy, Arl., Va. OF. 4-6OSO.
BULLDOZER Michigan, Gradall
Generators. pumps, Ford tractors.
cement cement mixers E pTST fi Tbhi
UN, 4-5iO0, JU. 5000,
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT =
1885. Internatl. TDl4-A bulldozer,
excellent condition. See to appre-
ciate. FRANK A. BOLTON, Star
3Ol-743-3073 or 743-3407.
CRANE for sale, P and H 225A,
in good condition, 75-ft. boom,
tag line, good rubber. See It
working on Job Surplus to our
needs. Call OF. 1880,
CRANE for rent, . yard, so ton.
? and H Cragler. over l00-ft.
boom, clam bucket or shovel. Sur
plus to our needs. viii give low
rate to right party. Call OF. A.
Si55.
De WALT SAWS h.p.; excel. cond.;
Jew motor, on metal table. $500.
Re. 7-7370.
FORK LIFT-Gas operated Motow-
lift. 1000 ID, capacity, excel
condition; 81 900. 933-l000.
INC INDUSTRIAL and craWler
tractors and eduipment
P. H. MOORE
y. 8. 30l, Mile South Of New so
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-SlS1
INTERNL.-InduStr and util.
tractors, backhoes and leaders,
parts, sales. service. NORMAN Il
STAIGER, Gath. WI. $4,000.
LEADERS. / HD5 and / HD8, both
maehines excellent condition.
cellent condition. recently rebuilt.
Call OIL. 2-3441..
ONE GELB PLATE WHIRLER.
Model GTW2 and one heavy ter
Taeotta tank size INSIDE 2la x5a
IT. 1912 10th st. NV. FE. S-45SS.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALIZE in.
Atlas lathe. with stand. motor
and 3-iaw chuck. S175.- CAPITOL
MACHINERY AND TOOL CO. GA.
4-6444.
WNNTED-Conveyor, belt type. at
least 20 II, IN length, viii rent
or buy. Call 946-4235.
1898 H-I933 and 1888 leaders.
rubber. tire loader. . l0-Wheel and
6-wheel dump trucks. backhoe
Box 457. J-Star.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

BUMPER-Rear for 1851 Ford
country sedan, small damage. Like
new. Best offer. HI. 9-S29l.
COMPLETE 6-cyl. SO Ford engine.
Good cond S15. Call after $50.
2T7-7432.
HUNTER, wheel balance mach.
Excel. cond. $3.50. IA. 2-2l44.
TRIUMPH IRIS, 10000 mi engine.
Sli5 Transmission $40. Rear
axle S75. Heater $40. Misc. other
parts. CLARK MOTORS, 776-7B3S
JUNKING 81 Ford Victoria. q
dr. hdtp. body, motor and rum
ming gear all good. Auto. trans.
PENT- MARI ESQ, 300 Jefter-
son Davis Hwy, Arl. Va. OF.
4-O55l.
WRECKING SO Pontiac, good mo-
tor. transm.. etc, also 81 Chew,
front and rear ends, LA 9-4b4b.
1892 to 1888 Ford and Mercury.
II C. magnetic, $50, q b. l. Fin
heads s25. 3 two barrel mani
Sl1. Call 774-5lb2.
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TRAILERS

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE TRAILERs,
brand new 1868 models, on dis
Rgfyy f i1spdes i 2g5 Sed s1o
washer. Take your choice for as
low as S275 dn. and small budget
monthly payments, Trade in your
car, furniture, lots. etc. Call CIR
3-544S. or drive out 500 yards
west Of Fairfax circle on Rte: so
BILE HOMES inc. -N N
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
1400. Nd, RA. 6-2531.
CHAMPION 81, so K 10, 2 bedrms,.
assume monthly payments of
SS4. 81. Located at Pine Lawn
Trailer Park. at Fairfax Circle
Contact MRS. sMALLWOOD to see.
HOUSE TRAILER, all aluminium.
~ II. long; 8 ". wide 1852
NASHUA Mas W., Fully En. equip; ,esJJ' 200 or
NATION WIDE movers of mobile
the street or across the nation.
NATIONAL TRAILER CONVOY,
INC, 100 Luna ST., Woodley Hills
Trailer Park, 1880 Richmond hwy,
Alexandria. Va. Tel 765-775s.
SACRIFICE
1888 Skyline house trailer. 30 fix
SIT 5 sEo air eonditioner' avn
SAVE S
on repossessed mobile home s. and
10 wide, > and 3 bedrmS.. most
OF them like brand new We have
made a special arrangement with
oar bank so that you can Just pay
the payments past due and assume
the unpaid balance. We have 40
for you to choose from. COLES
MOBILE HOMES. U. 8. /. MIS-
sion ROAD. Jessup. Md. PA. s.
TRAVEL TRAILER-serro scotty,
H.. sleeps ., II. htr fully equip.
Like new. $3.50 cash. Can be seen
cor Allentown I'd. and Rte. 5.
Camp Spring, Md.
TRAILER 80 viscount, so by 10,
plus awning, 44x12, good cond.
will also trade for furn. as down
payment. 76S-3577.
WINSTON '62, 55x1O, 8 bedrms..
good buy. SIN. dn. pymt, take
over pymts. 30l-725-7313.
1857 United Mobile Home, sx4I.
bedrms.. completely furn., So
zoo. MAY be seen at ,20s Dart
on Hwy. /, Alex, Va.
1899 ANDERSON, 1Ox5O, washer
and driver. completely furnished.
bedrooms, assume payments on
3-year loan. $500 complete pay
off. Originally cost over $4,000,
Call 703-494 -4359.
s295 DOWN. and 8 bedrms, lO
wide. immed. delivery. low monthly
payments. bank financing. guar
anteed parking. Will take furn.,
s s2rs IN trade %i. Gsll b., 30 s-S4SO'
4647 Richmond hwy, Alex, Va,
Rte. 1. l mile No. Of Fl. Belvior.
S7,5OO. 81 Great Lakes, Double
Expando, 55-ft. long with jal-
ousie Widowed porch. We have
paid SO, $50 on this trailer. May
be purchased for $40 down and
take over remaining payments.
Call 76S-l640.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
WINSTON STILL
IN MOSCOW

MOSCOW = Henry Winston, the
American Negro Communist who
won the right to sue the US.
government because of his blind,
ness. has been living in Moscow
the past two years..
He is frequent guest at Soviet
public receptions and from time
to time makes radio and tele-
vision appearances.
The Soviet press always refers
to him sympathetically as one
who lost his sight in prison while
struggling for the victory of COM
muqiSm.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
GOVERNORS ISSUE
ANTI BIAS ORDERS

Gov. Bert Combs, Of Kentucky,
issued an executive order direct
ing all state agencies to take
necessary legal action to oprevent
racial discrimination. He said
the department of health and the
state alcoholic beverage control
board would be authorized to
revoke licenses of business
places which discriminate.
Indiana Gov. Matthew Welsh
recently issued an executive or
der to end racial discrimination
based on the states public &C
commodations law.
Kentucky has no such law and
Gov. Combs based his order on
provisions of the state and fed
eral constitutions. There was
an anti-discrimination bill pend
ing in the legislature.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
MAN HELD IN
EVERSt SLAYING

JACKSON, Miss. An avowed
segregauonist of the White Citi-
zens Council who had severed
ties with his church because of
its soft integration stand was
charged last week with the am
bush Staying of Medgar Evers.
civil rights leader and Missis-
sippi NAACP field secretary.
Byron De La Beckwth, AZ, a
fertilizer salesman was arrested
Saturday in the office of his at
torney at Greenwood.
FBI Director ]. Edgar Hoover
announced the telescope sight on
a World War l type rifle found
in the bushes near Evers' home
was traced to Beckwith, a gun
collector.
Experts from the bureau iden-
titled a print as belonging to the
Beckwith fingerprint set on file
with the bureau. He was a former
U S. Army enlisted man.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
5 NEGROES
SHOT IN MISS

Five Negroes leaving voter
registration campaign meeting
were woulded by shotgun fire at
Canton, Miss.
Police Chief Dan Thompson
said the men were not seriously
hurt. He said an investigation of
the incident was under way. The
Congress of Racial Equality has
been conducting an intensive
voter registration drive among
Negroes recently in the town
about Is miles north of Jackson,
Miss.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
JAMAL TAKES
PILL OVERDOSE

CHICAGO = Ahmad Jamal. jazz
pianist. is recuperating from an
overdose of sleeping pills. A no
tel maid discovered him uncon-
scious in the Sheraton-C Chicago
Hotel. A note was also found
with empty bottles.
Jamal has suffered marital
problems and business woes. He
lost money on night club VEN
ture and his wife left him. His
business associate is suing him.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
CARS ON INCREASE
IN THIS STATE NOW

WASHINGTON = AriZonanS own
7ll,O45, motor vehicles Of all
kinds, the Bureau of Public Roads
reported. There are more than
7o million others for space on
the nations S highways.
Statistics compiled by the Bu-
reau showed Arizona with $780,
749 passenger automobiles, .752
buses, 1884 trucks and ii ,436
motorcycles. The total is III per
cent more than lool-l962.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
MINISTER ASSIGNED
TO ALL White CHURCH

TUCSON A Negro minister
was appointed to head an all
white church in the city by Meth
odist Bishop Gerald Kennedy of
Los Angeles for the Southern
California = Arizona Conference
at Redlands, Calf.
Appointed was Rev. Wilbur R.
Johnson of Compton. Calif.. the
appointment was commended by
Tucson church superintendent
DR.. Chiffon C. Nc Pheeters.
The 2lO member Pueblo Car
dens Church, first in per capita
contributions out of so district
churches, voted in 1861 to ac-
cept any minister regardless of
race.
No Negroes belong to the
church but several families live
near and church officials hope
some Will soon join.
Mr.. Johnson, a native of Pasa-
dena, Calf, is a graduate Of
the Boston University School of
Theology. He is 43 years old.
His wife, Tina, is an elemen-
tary school teacher and she at
tended Boston University and
San Francisco State College.
The appointee said he was
surprised but it was realiza-
tion of true brotherhood.
The couple has two children.
Gayle. 10. and Karen. 9.
Bob Howell. chairman Of the
church education commi ssion
said members were surprised
but they anticipated this and the
appointment was direct chal-
lenge. He felt a few might quit
but added this was to be expect
ed.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

Morgan Lake, the cooling pond for Arizona Public Service Com
panys Four Corners Power Plant for fishermen and
enthusiasts northwestern New Mexico Under the
jurisdiction Navajo Tribe the 200acre lake has been stocked
with hundreds of thousands of and catfish Principally the lake
condense the huge plant but its
tona facilities have enjoyable nearby residents The
plant dedicated June
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

Becky Shaw Coronado. houseguest.
Twon Loten 49, of Auckland New Zealand diving board
Monday afternoon
Miss Loten of u foreign exchange students who
after spending California She graduated
this month from Sunny Hills High School Fullerton, Calf.
AS exchange student sponsored by the American Field Service
International scholarship Twon said her worth
abroad,
but she had found Americans friendly and hostabe She
is planning nursing college, father
The New Zeaander days with Becky and she
prised find Phoenix such large city, She said she would like
return to American just visitor some day
Miss Shaw, who will begin her senior North High Sep
teber felt the exchange program wonderful She taking
college preparatory and hopes become social worker
She said the student exchange helped only foreign
the could get different perspective
people from different countries and cultures
Two busloads exchange students left Tuesday for Santa Fe New
Mexico They will stop also Pueblo, Colorado.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

Mr.. Virgil ace Berry. president of the Berry Insurance
agency and the Western Imperial Mortgage Company l4 ga E.
Washington transaction with Mr. Grady
Hughes, real estate manager.
Hughes crossed $5OOO sales joining
the firm on Mar. l. 1868.
handles commercial sales and provides
mortgage loan service.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

Brede Rone old twins. will separate paths
month.
Both juniors Phoenix Union High School they
bers of Phillips CINE Church.
Brede will attend three week
University.
Her BROTHER past president the Phoenix Chapter eenage
unit of Jack and JILL will attend the organizations regional
at Los Angeles. He plans visit Disneyland,
Their Mr. and Mrs. John H. Boyns 1887 E. Taylor.
AILGHES NAMED PEAL ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06

James A. Washington, PUG.
Chairman, said the commission
wants to determine first If the
present rates are adequate.
If it develops the present
rates are not fair, the COM
mission will determine what
would be adequate charges.
He said the question Of
changes in the present taxi
zones may also come UP for
discussion at the hearing.
Meanwhile, the PUG. has
ordered persons who rent cabs
to drivers to submit to the
commission by June "a the
rental rates charged.
Mr.. Washington said he be-
lieves this information would
be useful for a judgment on
whether cab fares are adequate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06

less of race, creed, color or ma
tional origin.
I'VE deem it the Presidents
duty as provided in the Consti-
tuition to enforce the laws in
surfing the rights of citizens OF
the United States and preserv-
ing domestic tranquility as
basic detectives of Constitu-
tional government.
I'm pursuance of these OBJ
jectiveS, we as Republican
members Of the Senate will
support further appropriate
legislation required to help
solve the problems of our Ma
ton in the field of civil rights. -
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vide supplemental animal pro-
tein for billion people for
300 days at the cost of less
than one-half cent per person
per day."
Added TO Cereals
The product is made from
whole fish reduced to protein
rich powder that can be. added
to cereals or other basic food
stuffs.
The minimum daily require
ment of protein, 70 grams
could be supplied through fish
protein concentrate for 2 cents
a day per person. Secretary
Udall estimated. The price pei
pound would be 10 to is cents
to the consumer.
Fish protein concentrate
would overcome the disadvan
tages Of weight, spoilage ant
high cost of distribution com
mon to many other food prod
ucts, the Secretary suggested
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Fish Concentrate Can Ease
World Hunger, UdaI| Says

He expects 1t eventually to be
processed in a variety of forms
ranging from white, bland
tasting powder to "a dark
flavorful paste"
Other nations are also al
work developing this new food
the Secretary reported, "alsc
with both economic and hui
manitarian motivations."
French Speaker Heard
The World Food Congress
today also heard from CASTOR
Palewski Of France, who said
there must be better utiliza-
ton of resources" and better
organization Of cooperation
among nations" to expand
world food production.
Technical assistance to hun.
CRY people so far has beer
somewhat unproductive," hi
observed. Experts should bt
assigned more to training the
trainers" If the education
process is to be speeded up II
underprivileged countries, HI
said.
The unemployed in such ma
tons should be put to worI
enhancing their countries abil
ity to produce food, Mr.. Palew
ski said. He suggested sucl
jobs as digging Of irrigation
bitches and sinking wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06
Import to Alliance

In response. Argentine Am
bassador Roberto Alemann,
said the new guarantee system
is Of paramount Importance"
to the Alliance for Progress.
It gives additional protection
against non-commercial risks
not generally covered by IN
surance companies"
The ambassador also noted
that the agreement recognizes
1.-THE modern concept Of eco
nomic policy" because it re-
serves TO the Argentine govern
ment the right TO approve each
investment under the new sys-
tenn. This qualification. he said,
makes 1t possible Ito direct the
flow Of capital towards the
most needy sectors and where
the impact Of foreign aid
achieves the quickest technical
progress and economic develop
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06
PUG. HEARING
To Decide on
Taxi Rates

A public hearing to deter.
mine If taxicab rates here are
adequate and equitable will be
held by the District Public
Utilities Commission at 10 am
July IL.
The hearing will be held in
Room 500 of the District Build
ing, Fourteenth and E streets,
NV.
All persons in the cab indus
try or interested citizens are
invited by the PUG. to pre-
sent any information they
deem pertinent to taxi rates.
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SIS Million Suit
Filed by Wonger
Over Cleopatra

NEW YORK, June 6 (AP)
Walter wanger has filed a
$2.660,303 breach of contract
suit against goth Century-Fo
Film Corp. In connection with
the film Cleopatra"
In Federal District Court
yesterday. the producer also
named as defendants three in
dividuals: Spyros Skouras. for
mer company president; Daryl
F. zanuck, his successor as
producer Of the film; and Earl
Wilson, q columnist for the
New York Post.
In his charge against the
company, Mr.. Wanger con-
tended that interference by
goth Century-Fox undermined
his production Of the film, led
to runaway costs. and damaged
his reputation. He estimated
the cost Of the film at about
$40 million.
Mr.. Wanger also said Mr..
Skouras and other officers
caused q statement to be pub
lished by Mr.. Wilson in the
Post OF last June IL saying
that Mr.. Wanger had beer
fired" as producer Of Cleo
patra" and that the action was
q war on waste" being con-
Quoted by goth Century-Fox.
In October of 1858. the suit
said. an agreement was made
between Fox and Walter Wan
ger Pictures. Inc. under which
Wanger Pictures was to produce
photoplays. including Cleo
patra." and Fox was to distrib-
ute them.
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LOST

DOG, cocker. blond, female. friendly;
name "Pindi; missing from vic.
Persimpon Tree q. ,snd sSSongrrsoSoo
reward for her return. EN-. 5-O300.
mini ming: PV We. penni; Snd In nse ave-,
Silver Spring, 10. 4-70O4.
DOG, boxer, female, fawn; Wesley
,HeiGhts vic; white breast, DAVIS and
wide white collar. with fAwn SPOT
on right side; named ''Sassy"i very
:sHnSoo H TsssTd. On EN- inA slH.sls. l2SlS'
DOG, chubby. female. mixed breed.
collie end cocker 'reddish brown
sand white; vic. Wesley Hts; needs
medical earei reward. Call FE.
DOG, mixed breed, brown. with white
'st5Ss. . OF, on chest BLACK Up am an al All
s MhrI En-. s.osS Ss.W' Ai''r pm
DOG, black, French poodle. red coli
Pi M nf Tssard. 0ui I'M iisSsiSsim americans
BOG. -wiTe-haired terrier, ehild's pet;
in Fort Dupont area. Call LU.
BARRING, amethyst; vic. Warner
TnsatterE,o 81 aftsrnooni reward. Call
%S.a so rSG i.T RSEPl' t SSSassi ' f.
pLAssEs, vic. betw. " and N SIS. and
rs rev r' ~ RA' ~ s. Gii a'@' june -
fARAKEET, greeni he answers by the
plms Of Pete $50 reward so,
bIAMEsE CAT, seal point. male, large.
broken tail, reward, OIL. 4-42O0,
Ext, b27, or p42.63Oo after Q pm.
eUNoLAssEs lprescription). in Wood
ward A Lothrop'a downtown store.
reward, Ewes, call 234-7p44,
WATCH, lady'G sold, Buloya, broken
black band. lost In d. q sat after
noon reward 23f-i220.
WATCH .iady,l, diamond settlng; IN
itials y. n, WI reward. 765-bD24,
Waist WATCH, iadys sold. HamIj-
eni Initial 3 on back reward. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-06
Rights Bill Needs COP. Aid
In Senate, Humphrey Says

sional Record today and re-
ceived prompt assurance from
Senator Humphrey that the
G.. o. P. would be consulted
by Democratic leaders before
new legislation is presented.
Senator Humphrey said he
hoped President Kennedy
would also consult the leaders
of both parties before he sends
his recommendations to the
Capitol.
Senator Humphrey said the
Presidents civil rights pro-
posals may be submitted late
next week. He agreed that
the issue is not likely to reach
the Senate from the House
before late July or August.
Text of Statement
The text of the Republican
declaration follows:
1T is the consensus of the
Senate Republican Conference
that:
THE Federal Government,
including the legislative, execu-
tive and judicial branches, has
a solemn duty to preserve the
rights, privileges, and immu-
mites of citizens Of the United
States in conformity with the
Constitution which makes
every native-born and natural
lied person a citizen Of the
United States as well as of the
State In which he resides.
Equality of rights and OPP
portunities has not been fully
achieved in the long period
since the Fourteenth and Fiji
tenth Amendments to the
Constitution were adopted, and
this inequality and lack of
opportunity and the racial ten
sionS whcih they engender are
out of character with the spirit
Of a Nation pledged to freedom
and justice.
Reaffirm Principles
"Since the days Of Abraham
Lincoln, the first Republican
President. the God-given rights
of life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness have been cardinal
principles of the Republican
faith, and the equal oppor-
tunity to obtain these rights
has consistently and uninter-
ruptedly been reaffirmed in
the platform of the Republican
Party.
For the first time in more
than fourscore years, civil
rights legislation Of a mean
ingful character and purpose
was placed on the Federal
stature books as a result of the
initiative Of Republican lead
ership in Congress and Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Republican members of the
United States Senate in this
the 88th Congress, reaffirn
and reassert the basic princi.
Piles Of the party with respect
to civil rights and further af'
firm that the President, with
the support of the Congress
consistent with his duties a.
defined In the Constitution
must protect the rights of al
United States citizens, regard