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Dratha

'N day August 70, 'iae$, at asorss:
a pt Voc IO2, devoted tNe husband Of Mrs:
Lucille VALENTINO; beloved 6d son 3ntrS Of
Of Mrs Karen Hood and Robert J.
Valentine. ir. He also leaves to
sHG his Tsen passing S Sre 1 STStheT
Funeral Home s015 18th st. ne.
friends may call after 4 pm. Thurs
S S b Ans Ssd at the PpnS Wsy s o tss
Cross Church, 9th and D SITS. ne,
on Friday, August 49,. at IL noon,
Bishop Henry, C. Brooks officiating
InteTment Arlington National Sem Sem
voUGioUKLEs. GEORGE E. on
E. VoUGIoUKLEs Of 7s42 Circle
drive. Clinton, Md, beloved hqs-
T as Ahs cSseo assn and T Pete g.
yougioukies. He also is survived By
twelve grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren Funeral from
the. James T. Ryan Funeral Home,
gust 81, at 1i 1i am oA Services AT at
the Cathedral OF ST. Sophia at Il
noon. Relatives and friends in
vvited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
WALLIS, FLOY z. On "Wednesday.
pitsI, 'FIoY E WALLIS "A Is''S Of 1901 1901
Mary W. Wallis. Friends may cali
St the 8, H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home 29Ol l4th st: n.w3 from Z
noon Friday. August % parking
on Monday, August 20, in Moberly,
WINsTEAL. IDA MAY. On Tues
% SaH AgsF;t of @4 4soI 99 ga 4 B.s. NAY Az
attsv!llei, Nd, beloved wife Of the
William, H. Croft She also is
survived by a brother. Charles Reber,
M snd cousin. John A. Raudenbush.
Funeral Home, 47S9 Baltimore i ave,
i6 p.m Friday day August irTM g. m s SRTll
ices at the Little Church of Fort
gust "a, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private.
WOODS. CATHERINE. On Friday,
August 10, 1868, CATHERINE
WOODS of 1000 18th st. Sc, be-
loved wife of John H. Woods, jr.
She, also leaves to mourn one
brother, one cousin, two nephews,
one niece and one sister-in-law,
viewing on Thursday, August %,
az the Universal Funeral Home,
S16 H ST.. ne, from 5 to 10
pm. Services on Friday, August
-, at 10 am. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
WoRsLEY' JOHN NJ. On Monday Au-
gust - 1893: at Mount Alto Hos
pital, JOHN NJ. WORSLEY Of 2227
LIN place NV, devoted son OF
carolyn Wylie, grandson of Lucy
MorSley Also surviving are a
sister, Louise Brown; three uncles
two nephews, other relatives and
many friends. From 6 to 10 pm.
Thursday, August %, friends may
call at the Brooks g. Allen Funeral
Home. 18th st. and Florida ave.
NV, where services will be held
on Friday August %, at l pm,
the Rev. Mary g. Kelley officiating,
1nterment Arlington National Gene
ZIEGLER, LILLIAN X. On Tuesday.
August 90 1868, az her, residence,
ZOO Que st. NV, beloved wife
OF the late Frank E. Ziegler and
mother Of Elizabeth 2. Huntley.
services will be held at the chapel
OF the Zion Lutheran Church, Har-
rlsourg, Pa. on Friday. August 90,
g. pm. 1nterment Harrisburg
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Mrs. Lucia R. Maxwell, 81,
Writer and Lecturer Here

Mrs. Lucia r. Maxwell, 81, a
writer and lecturer, died Tues
day at Washington Sanitarum.
An invalid for several years,
she died of complications from
a broken hip suffered two
weeks ago.
Born on her family's planta-
ton in Macon County, Ala,
near Montgomery, Mrs. Max
well received a bachelors
! degree at 16 from Alabama
Conference Female College,
Tuskeegee, later Huntingdon
College.
In June, 1894, she married
the late Joseph Kerr Maxwell,
and when he accepted a posi-
ton with the Treasury Depart
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pany merged with Austin
motors to form the huge Brit
ish Motor Corp, Britain's big
gest producer of automobiles
A few months later, Lord Nuf-
field retired but continued as
honorary president.
Lord Nuffield was made a
peer in 1884. His favorite
diversions were walks in the
country, golf and puttering
around in his home workshop
His wife died in 1859.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q card Of ihenEs
in The Stor meets q need
which can hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
II a sroeioVs expression Of
srotitvds TO those who hove
sent floral tributes but also
coUteoUsIy acknowledges the
services and kindnessss' Of
the. mony to whom q personal
note Of thanks cannot well be
mailed or whose names ond
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of a cord Of Thanks
may be 0r0nssd by telephone
to The Star, U. $4,000.
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Universal
Funeral Home
In Mrntnriaitt


DYSON. sEATON AND SADIE LAU-
RE. In loving memory Of our
dear father, who passed away four
years ago, and our. dear mother.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb
30 He gently closed their weary
And Whispered, Peace be thine"
DEVOTED CHILDREN, BERNicE,
Hf6iNE. nelson EHSa A Sh5I WiLf Lam
EDWARDS, CARRIE. A tribute Of love
CARRIE EDWARDS, Who passed passed
i SSS 'nr MIr SssFS ED nSS sEsp't o.
JACKSON; TULIP; In Toying memoyy
who entered eternal rest thirty
three years ago today. August 90.
After thiTty-three years away.
All your love and tender care,
Your companionship so rare,
I remember now today.
There could never be another
As wondeTiqi as you. Aunt Tulip.
At NIEcE EOVi k8rHE AIR D E. Hbo
MUNDS.
JOHNSON, GERTRUDE B. In loving
memory OF our dear mother, GER
TRUDE B. JOHNSON. who left US
SIX years ago today. August 90.
Always so true. unselfish and kind,
A few IN the world her equal you'll
A beautiful M life that came to an
She died as she lived. everyOne's
DEyoTED SON AND DAUGHTER
IN-LAW. GORDON AND GLADYS.
JUGGINs, YARROW o.. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, NARROW o. JUGGINs, who
PRs nSSst away w , t%9 years ago today
To-Day recalls the memory
OF loved one passed TO rest.
And those who think OF you today
YouR DEVOTED wi WIFE s0u AND Sisr;
NORRIS, MARTHA I. In lovlns mem-
ory q our dear sister, MARTHA L.
S ws i To-Day, August 2g: 1853. =
we love m, y9a and miss you so very
But God loved you best and took
- you from US.
YOUR SISTERS, RHoDA, MATHEL-
DA, MADGE AND ALETHA.
NORRIS II.mS,v M y III l. + IN IoyInF
1850 80
We have only q memory, dear
Mother,
We cherish our whole life through,
But the sweetness will live forever
As We treasure the memory OF YOU.
DAUGHTER, KATHERINE N. WILL
LIAMS.
TUCKER, ROBERT y. In loving
memory OF our father, ROBERT II.
TUCKER, who passed away nineteen
years ago today, August 90, 1914.
MARCELLA AND MARGARET.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of

Announcement Of
Services BY Chambers
Webb, Kenneth A. w, w, Chamber "a
Pollard, Mary c. W, W. Chambsrs "a
Parker, Steven M, ". w Chambers r.
De Mar,
Robert B. W. W. Chambers ca.
Maier' Adam Z. W. W. Chambers Co.
Gwendolyn T. WV, Chamber Co.
HaI ike, Mary A. W. w ChamberL Co.
| NeSser, Barbara ]. w. w. ChamberS Co
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CEMETERY LOTS

WILL SACRIFICE 2 Erayesites. Ma
t tionSi Memorial Park. section K.
HARMONY MEMORIAL PARK-Tvo
each. NO. 1874, early am, or
ewes 20
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Bik.
NJ, lot 800, Sites value SLIGO:
sacrifice, $3.50. CT. 6-6773.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-choiee lot
for - Section 30 g, facing Suitland
I'd. at gate best offer. 10. $3.50.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crenatoriunn

OIEIIIdUUIIUIH
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
740O GEORGIA AVE, NV. RA, 3-7AiI
2 Blks. North Of Waller Reed Hosnltal
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renee Z. FOREMAN,
o1 AEIcE T. T. H IAGKsSE. s y;

EDWARD L. On
%H WARD L. L LIVING 1873 q a s15
bluerldge ave-, Wheaton, Nd,
beloved beloved husband Of Dorothy Liv-
Janice s. Livingston Of the above
address; He also is survived BY
his mother, Mrs. Esther Livingston,
and a. sister, Mrs. Elise Brown,
both Of Silver Spring, Nd. serv-
Funeral Home, 42I7 9th st. NV.
on Friday, August 90, at 10 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
every. In mourning at 1922 Blue
ridge ave, Wheaton, Nd.
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LEE. MARY ALICE. The officers
and members Of Catcher Court, No
., Heroines of Jericho, are hereby
notified to attend the funeral sery-
ices, OF Heroine ALICE MARY LEE
70 be held on Friday August %,
1855 81 pm. at 200 51st st.
ne. IN tul uniform.
FLORENCE FOREGAN
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LEE, MARY ALICE. The officers and
members of Mecca Court, No. 3
requested to assemble at 200 5ist
st. ne, the residence Of the late
Past Imp. Comm. MARY ALICE LEE
on Friday, August %. 1868, at 1880
Pm; to perform the last sad rites
p. ILL. COMM. iNEz @. Parker,
Acting Comm.
OLIVE L. HANDY.
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AAA old Z. Greenbers Post,
| AylAMA No. 692, ]. w. ", are
hereby notified Of the
WAY death Of EDWARD LiV-
N~ be held at the Goidbers
Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st. nv,
BERNARD LEVINE. Commander.
LOCKE, MARY z. On Thursday. Au-
gust %, 1868. at the washington
Hospital Center. NARY Z. LOCKE
Of $3.50 Old qeorgetoyn I'd. Be,
B. Locke, mother Of Mrs. M. BSrbsrs
Campbell, Elizabeth and David b.
Locke, daughter Of Omer r. and
elizabeth Wiles. sister Of Mrs. Olive
peloe MS MIS-. Nellie Grimm. Mrs.
three grSndchiidren. Services at
the 8. H., Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l 14th ST. NV. on Saturday,
A SIygIis "a 49, a. z pm; parking IA
ington. Cemetery. The family sug-
gests that expressions OF sympathy
may be made in form Of a con-
tribution TO the Cancer Fund 80
LUCAS, BENJAMIN j., Jr. Suddenly,
on Monday. August 10, 1868, BEN
JAMIN J, LUCAS, Jr., OF 72s Co
I%Sa "a faS. E d au'S %RsD Of G9T Gs.
and Robin Patrice Lucas, step
father Of Claudette Renee Lumpkins,
son OF Lucy and BENJAMIN Lucas,
brother Of Dorothy M. White and
S MiSry ( Br 0tps, Heels, as also Is sur;
host Of friends, After 5 pm. Thurs
70 call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You s.. ny Holy Mass will be
Siis Church 300 &sElSSryo I BIKE,
gust 30, at o am. Interment Ar
lington. National Cemetery. Recita-
ton n,, q the RossTy on ThursSdHay'
MAIER, ADAM z. OF 1900 21st st,
husband OF Aurora Mailer, father, OF
EuS sov. MaieE k.m S5HsnsT Of Martha
Funeral Home, i4O0 Chaplin st. NV,
am Mass at the Cathedral Of ST.
Matthew. Rhode Island and Con-
IntsImsn avs sor, MI ncon $40 an
MANGAN. MICHAEL on wednes-
Sc ssnf Sw Of Mhfc hi AiEist'F MANoSSN suE Ss
loved husband OF the late Bessie
Shea Mangan, brother OF Mrs. Alice
NJ. Brown and uncle Of William p.
Mary Alice Wood and Catherine c.
Brown. Friends may call at the
De Vol Funeral Home, 2222 Wis
consin ave. NV. REQUIEM Mass
will be Offered At st. Matthews
Cathedral on Friday, August 80. at
II am. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery.
MAXWELL, LUCIA RAMSEY. on
Tuesday, August 20, 1858, At the
pitsi' LUCIA RAMSEY MAXWELL
OF 3S42. Window place NV. wife
OF the late Joseph Kerr Maxwell,
mother OF Joseph Ramsey Maxwell
Of st. Petersburg, Fla; Mrs. Lucia
Maxwell McQueary Of the home adj
DDS, OF Bethesda. Nd. She also
Is survived BY four grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. At Harrison 81. n.wp
after l2 noon Thursday. August %
parking on PREMISES, where serv-
ices. viii be held on Friday. Al.
GeorGe washington Cemetery.
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LIVINGSTON, EDWARD. Officers and
~ members OF the 1t. Har-
AnAA old E. Greenberg Post,
kySAAA No. 692. ]. W. ", are
KHHE4A hereby notified of the
yAAN death Of EDWARD LIV-
&XW INGSTON. Services will
49, be held at the Goldberg
Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st. NV,
at 10 am. Friday, August %. 1919
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HARRIS, SAMUEL CHARLES.

40 10 are hereby notified Q
SAMUEL C. HARRIS on Monday
s august lg: 1853. Members ma!
ices win be held on Friday, Angus
~, at 1870 pm. Interment Ar.
llngton National Cemetery.
RALPH g: BuRNsIDEs, President.
EUGENE C. TANNER, secy. Treas
HILL, CARRIE LOVE. on wednes.
Gay. August Fl, 1858; at her rest.
s sSnis Ma cS SRTSG0d l. H iii sl sS,
leaves a devoted husband, J, Rodgsi
Freddie and John simms and Her.
bert B Payne: one daughter, Mrs
Ms Te5y one o. Ri sistst Two Eran1 ss
Hiil; one brothsr, Richard 4. Love
and q host OF other relatives ant
gust 90, friends may cali al hel
t'g re SHARP ASG stTs, "a cha4ch SAM,
Spring, Md. Elder Starke official.
ing fnterment Ebenezer Cemetery
Ashton Md. Services BY snowden
HoT Ugh, GUY ". oS92RR Syed gs;fsy,
Snd n MsTy H. MAJ H HslSEed hS
o. Mrs Lillian somsrveil Of oler
thersburg, Mrs MuTlel u. Barber
OF Laytonsville and Mrs. Mary Kemp
ginia and the. late j.. ". Hough
grandfather of Mrs Lois SNYDER
julia and John somsryeili brother
q Mrs, Mary 4. Bsrbera. Mrs
=, Holden. Jasper p, J: drenfel,
Mortimer B. and Henry c.. Hough.
Two great-grandchildren also sur
ylve. Friends may call At the
sssnfSenlssviHf. gMss0er un1 Hsusb bo Mi
Sust "a, from 0 until 10 an,
the time OF services. Interment
church cemetery. 20
HowsER, LULA y. on Tuesday, .Au-
gust 20, 1888, AZ the Northern
virginia Doctors Hospital, Airing
ton, Va. LULA 2. HoWsER, wife
Of william X. Howser Of 1910 North
I IISls St. Arlington sxss,;, an ni
R RRinsa M Ma Ms and viii William K How
ser, 81, OF Alexandria, Va; sister
Of Leslie Bali OF stsriing, Va; Fred
and Mrs. Lucy Marcus Of Arlington,
Va, Friends may call AZ the Pearson
Funeral Home, Az North WASH
inston 81 Falls Church, Va. sery-
ices at 10 am. Friday, August 80
Interment National Memorial Park,
Falls Church, Va.
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V9RetirsdJ. On ru EsSILA August FL % So
sERGT. Lester P. RUPERT. usA
(retired), of 4001 Hummer I'd, An
Mandate. Va. beloved husband Of
Ermelinde j. Rupert. father OF
Irene and Renee E. Rupert. brother
Of Clair H. Rupert of Salisbury
Md; Mrs. Clara Williams and Mrs
Kathryn Labenberger Of Ringtown
Pa. Friends may call at the r. j
Murphy Funeral Home, 1894 CO.
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va. Services
VIII be held at Fort Myer Chapel
at 3 pm. Friday, August 90. Inter-
mRnt Arlington National CemnterY
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SMITH, HAIRY CHESTER. on
y WsdP c:S..t S MsS.in,S IN iSsa A.
HARRY CHESTER SMITH OF %
East Lincoln ave. Hagerstown, Nd,
brother Of Miss Maude Smith and
Miss Willie Smith OF Hagerstown,
A Ma Funeral service: On R, EET d,,S!,
fSSsfsl Home. SoS on North o. Snf po aSSiss
st.. Hagerstown, Nd. Interment Rest
Haven Cemetery, Hagerstown, Md.
sUsKEY, ADELLA CMIss DELLA. on
Monday, August 10, 1858, ADELLA
susKEY Of 800 North Carolina ave.
and S SsTSsisr sS q the P 9is Gh1TsS
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass ave. ne, where serv-
Ices will be held on Friday. .August
%. At II am. Interment Con
TAETLE. ESTHER. suddenly, q
E EsfRias'y4 ArFAEaEsa ; :, li54 T 1sSs:
Hipds seminoff, Providence, r, /,
and Mrs. Rena Kay Albany. N. X,
esa snd nt ss u Pfovids fTy
r. I. oDansSnSky Funeral Service
rH HasS,s g. b t5Ss BARRY T4TfaiG6fRy
sToN Of 1891 18th, 81. NV. He
is survived BY a loving mother,
father, Moses Thurston; two BROTH
other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at Horizons Mortu-
day, August 2a, after 3 pm, Fu-
neral services on Friday. August
Baptist Church. 10th and r sts
NV. the Rev j., \. Henry. min
lster. 1nterment Arlington National
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GAY. AuguSt -, 1868, ANNA ETHEL
PETIT Of .3705 Perry St, Mount
Rainier, Nd. beloved wife Of B.
Il, Petit, mother of Mrs. Anna H.
Kidwell, Mrs. Helen NJ. Beiser and
Rabbit Of Bethesda. Nd: Bernard
Rabbit OF De Land, Fla, and Lula
Rabbit of Rockville, Md. Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave., at Eastern
ave, ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, August "a, at
II am. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. %
POLLARD, MARY C. OF 1855 Ritten-
house st. NV, on August 20, 1863,
aunt Of Mrs. Grace Head, Mrs.
ANNAPOLIS Dennison and Russell
Pollard. Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home. 1855 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd, on Friday, Au-
gust %, at l pm. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery.
poi ANN NHADv MI.
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tuesday Aus1st 30. i 1871 at M M
THERESA aL A4SRl'A Of s G1N Thsyer
ave. Silver Spring, Md, mother
Of Mrs. Muriel K. o'Brien, Mrs.
Leon E.. Ford and Mrs. Edward P.
Nein. sister Of Mrs. Anna Sexton
Stivaletti and 1t. Comdr. Leon E.
Ford, ir.. and great-grandmother
OF Lori Ellen Ford. Mrs. Glavin
rests at the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
ties). Mass will be Offered
Tor the repose Of her soul
on Friday, August 90, at $50 am,
at st. Michaers Catholic Church,
SOB Wayne ave, Silver Spring, Nd
lnterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
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City, oLBERT l. .sfMENToN. Be.
loved son of Rockwell simenton
Beatrice Manage, Columbus and
James Z. Simenton. He also Is
survived BY other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Simenton
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
3 pm. Thursday. August 90 Fu-
neral services. on Friday. August %
az the Isle OF Patmos Church, 1919
You st. NV. at IL noon. the Rev
George 2. Rogers. pastor; Bishop
Gibbs officiating. 1nterment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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GhOGG. OkEY HENRY. On Wednes-
day, August p, 1868. at the
pts 6KRY S aPNRY oR 90 Hos:
loved husband Of Mildred Gross
and brother Of Woodrow, Leaman
and Paul Grogg, Mrs. Nadine Moore
Mrs. Ploma Frymeir, Mrs. Ovs
Greenhouse. Mrs. Martha Moore anc
terment on Friday August "a, II
ParkersburR. w Va
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day, August 90. 1853. DAISY COL
WIN GEORGE Of Catlett, Va, be-
loved mother of W. Homer George
and Joseph M. George; sister Of
Miss Annie L. Colvin and Mrs. BeS-
sic Eskridge. Friends may call at
the Moser Funeral Home, Warren
ton, Va. Funeral services will be
held on Friday, August %, at 2
pm, at the Mount Horeb Methodist
Church. Bristersburg, Va. Inter-
ment Warrenton Cemetery
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BILL OF 1883

dao oes restaurants and suc but any kind of business that offers anything to the pubchen under this bl your business would te subject to Federal Control.
 In like manner, the bill covers all contracors and sub contractors in every program activity where direct CT in direct financial aid is rendered by the government It will ap ply 10 yOu you borrow money from or deposit money in soyefnmentnsufed bank; if you have an FnA VA or Small Business Administration ioan you reaor or developer;
 you are farme! who has financial dealings with the Farm Credit Administration the Commodity Credit Corporation or the Soil Conservation Service if you have Federal Crop insurance or deal with the REA participate any agicu tWaI program involving Federal funds.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
VOTERS

Nor is that all The bill boldly seeks the Justice Department unprecedented Federal of the electoral machinery
 In 1861. the United States Commission Civil Rights ecommended-contrary provisions in the stutionthat the Federal government impose trol the qualification registration Civil Rights Act of l963 would implement mendations.
 follows then. if this Act made law politically. minded Attorney General could into where voting might be close and swing the lection See how would work: The language of the bill allows the Attorney General at his own dscreon to file discrimination suit and without proof of his allegations, register of.thousands of The ballots, then could and counted and the election though the Att torney Generals action, later determined by the Courts to have been invalid
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
EVERYONE

careful reading of this Civil Rights Act 1963 believe will convince the impartial citizen that mnistration here proposing under emotional and racist appeal to civil rights destroy age-old of the individual and constitutional restraints Federal power The bill would intimately and im- medately affect of schoolage children businessman every professional homeowner. and every wage earner in the United States.
 Many of the provisions of the Act in view violate the Constitution of the United States. They tary to existing decisions of the Supreme Court the United States But. oretel what the Supreme Court would hold if Congress make "a legislative hnding in the mentoned-that is, if "Ihe Civil Rights Act of l963' were passed by Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
GsHNEHH. RIGHTS

package of legislation called "Ihe Civil Rights Act of 1863" now IS pending in the United States Congress.
 The title is msnomer This bill is but ten per cent civil rights. The restSO per cent-is an extension of Fed era executive power created at the expense of individuals States and municipalities The bill is in fact the blueprint for controlled system of fe il would establish pnci oes of law of drastic and fareaching implications.
 Consider the bills principal provisions:
 Under the cloak of "CiWI Rghs-if this bill becomes law-the Federal government hencefoth will dictate to whom you may sell or rent your home.
 you are the proprietor of an establishment that offers goods and services for use or henot just public
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
SCHOOLS

The bill goes even farther. If should become law between 100 and 200 effect would be amended Everyone who has dealings with educa- tonal programs. for instance would be subject to new requirements Under the provisions Act the United States Commissioner of Education could influence the transfer of children from school torth-until racial balance and religious balance existed
 tine correction of racial mbalance' is such impor- tance to the that phrase appears eight tne in single brief section of the blU.
 Under the authority proposed in connection with Fed. era financing school lunch programs programs the building of schools H-Burton hospitals-all such eral controls ~ ~A
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
EMPLOYERS & EMPLOYEES

Under this Act. all who participate in of these programs be told by Federal FEPC whom they shall hire fire denote. and they shall handle their employees.
 Under this Act Federal inspectors would be empowered to rule that racial religious mbalance busi ress Thereafter. that business could not employ mote the people it might prefer but only such raca religious individuals the Federal designated His ruling could require that racial religious bal be obtained and apply all job laborers to skilled laborers the secretarial sta to supervisory employees and vice presidents all alike Federal would be prosecutor judge and
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20
ENFORCEMENT

Enforcement of the Federal inspectors findings would be simple failure to comply would the end of all participation in Federal Your loan could be called; could be blacklisted for further loans from banks financial institutions insured by the and you could be prevented from taking part in activity that had to do with Federal financing. In certain njunctve situations employer could be jailed without the protection of a jury trial.
 And that is only part of it.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20

you DO not want such controls to apply to you t you do not want your personal liberties snatched from you in the areas covered by the hi fl you want to preserve liberty der the aW then write to your Senators Oth of thm and to your Congressman today Ask hem earnestly to vote against
 this legislation Tell them the truth that go per cent of he
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UNIONS

The bill In giving the Federal government control the hiring. firing. promoting demotng and payment of employees the Act also would give Fed eral Commissioners to destroy not only the seniority system of unions Ut also employees rights within the company for which he works. This is be- the Act full and unlimited power Federal inspectors to determine who shall be hired promoted de- noted fired. whenever charge is made that racial and/o religious imbalance Discrimination exists.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-20

Civil Rights Act of 1863" is not Civil Rights at a but Federal control Do this and you will stop this grab for power Fail to do it, and the legal foundation will be laid for the most revolutionary change in our counUs history You have cv rights too Put them to use in fight against this h