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Directors (HUMPHREYS
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Annva I (>n VntiBias t o,n
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Scrntor Hubert II Humnhrev lo
l'. ' NKW YORK ?(SlHTJal)-- ' P.. -Mum ??Thursday. intra t lv***
The Board of Directoraof^tht> ucciT' Tor Senate cod,*} deration .. (
NltioilAl AMtl'iatlOM for th?.' U-l which wju J -Ahibllah ? T mu
.Advancement of <olortxi po, patfnamht yc.l.iol i'ommi?non j fi
oplc, Votcri unanimously Mon- ^ C?v.J Right* "who?e . war*
diljr A(ntinst <trcr])tinir enlarge, the an .a of ojr free ,r*
?: iptir.ti"ii of WiJ'.rf Whit*?V '1 ?'* : : L
A.'V( I' Scv'tt'lttry, who hftti Aikinn uiunnti?us support f?u Vh'
j , handed it hit.rwiglUltion 'on hi? proposal. Senatoi Humphrey up
-t <4" his phys^chtn. said, "Mv. conviction com ,uwi
* it **? th. Mvund time withtrt prrhensivc .civil right* program!^ ^
~ 1 year ThaTThc Featth of in* NA 1** imperative and urgent com
ACP leader had forced to arc* t>rU me to propose this miti ?r j
respite from the many duties sof. ?ipP< from which 1 fed certain j * **'
_ hi* office A request Tor a leave K" -?t' i understanding <d th ku?
to have bcOume' effective last No- problem will develop ". -p
vemt?er wa* scheduled an?l then- The Senator, made cleai that '
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by missed that Mr Whit*, tnlfht he would rnntiAiu th*. h.!
repr< aejit the organisation at the tn^gan ?t thf Demm tntn Cor. ! *
.World meeting m I'aru vent ton an Philadelphia for ' .1 i ,n*3
Mr WhHes rrsignat.on said that comprehensive civil rights pr?. 1-?un
a recent physical examination re gram "I <^o not. rrgatd su< h -eve
vralrd that his health continued yoinnjiasioii a* a substitute I >i I , ^
. **pooT. and thattfur his own good a eumprrhenaive program," !> - ! f.t s
he vsould h^Vr to relinquish the declared "I shall luiitimic V'jui
office he has held f<>r"mr>rr*-rtuin devote my efforts to enactment ou,
?? -two decades' * ' '' Of Ihc. full program. Nor do 1
y*. i.tn iiu "''fi '-hat such a CHacmaamn
rae thi wh* he .??k#a for m?ti?atea the need for prompt
.? have Uat yaar. but had ahown enactment of civil itghu leg* Oa
bo improvement. tmlian. Should our^lforU t^enIn
declla'g ib- resignation. <*< ?*>fl hgislatmn in the ne w .
OrtTetow voted to make effect future he suctctiful. the CoiVi Id
?-?: >p a?era >rn~. e nf abaanca on miaa.on's functions would be no _ ^
" June 1. lesa valid " Va|
Senator Humphreys bill rllli
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WV/U1U CIMkA'vi 1*1 U * CUCI 111 V IV ? I
??i??? v. nov
.i/f.l Chapter Not H'""' Ij^i
.vnup?rr ,,UI < 1 > T . conduct studies. inves r^V
Vo/ 4A t Sororttu ligations, and research necessary j
to prevent abridgment or denial Jg.
l.lNOQLN Pa. -{ANT)s_'_ of civil lights, I T
This venerable osliudtj ?(2> To investigate government shm
which pride.. Itself on Mag
Z ^T.'i Oranjfeburfc Native
during Use week to discover _ T|UH I n PHillv N
that it had'a chapter of Al- ' " ^ ~ la
pha Kappa Alpha oa the PHILADELPHIA ?(ANPj ?f 01
campus. Samuel H Blythewood. 75, well hi
Not only had Theta chap- know n . uiitractor, arvhih-et ontt I t),
ter-of AKA been set up. but civic worker, died at Graduate ra
Edward Dawley. senior stn- hnrpital here Mondsv night <-|
dent, had been elected the' a ,,-Live of Orangeburg. 3 C. ar
rdltnr nf the natlooal )our-? he was the builder ol the Max ?qi
nal of the organisation. v. vlf Xiuilding. the ' nfrhtnson V
Excited rumors were soon building, and the Hotel Dale at c?i
at rest by the discovery that Gone May, N. J. d?
, the nrw I.ine?*|n ehtptrr fa | He wa? prom...enl as a mem- re
Thrta of Alpha Kappa Alpha Oer of Hie kirst Au?... 1 JaptisT*^'p<
Philosophies) fraternity, with chursh here, and u survived b/ r<i
other chapters in aeverml la- . his wife Anna and a number' of M
ealities. ' * ni-oi.es and nephew s mmm
'Citizenship For All'
Is Urged By Waring .
CHARLESTON? (Special) ?an citizenship must mean ^
freedom and just ice'to all Leaders must see that it is brought to ' (
all," declared U. S Distinct Court Judge J Waties Waring in ar
eepting a special plaque frorh the Omega INi Phi friternlty here.
la*t Saturday night ' ' inan
Judge and Mr* Waring w.-re the honAred guest* at the publi?
Ii.rfnn he I'd in Mofril MICH BHHHl LHunll liunigi tin Oiw ga?~
Com.'lavc of North and South Carolina fraternity, jnen Igovi
, . DR. Iknjaauti E May* president of Mot^-hotwe r >Heg?- in At ^
lanU. made the gi j noU'1 an.l prwnumn speech. referring to
great leaders of the past who. despite peraetytion*. held to th?r : A
i-'? / Jtwmh*l\ a, breaking with the cuatoma oi the day ^ a p
t X Mr. Waring rectahred the greataat ovation ever atcoVded here **'u
/ # H? apoxe for about twertty ntnutet, commrndiitg well known le- **'4
I ' ?4atl tike Dr Ralph Bunche, Walter White and Thurgood Mar to,M
|* shall, who bo iutrftiJ aa a capable attorney, and exhorted his
II overflow audience to continue to do outstanding bjork to make ' ln<
] . I thu country the land of the free j***4
U| . / Mr? Waring we* presented a bouquet of Amrnrin Roiet by ( "
J Mr*. John Mela, in behalf of the wiVea and swerthearts of the Ira- a
j. . js fonttty men In oerepttag them, the aa>d 'Thu u th< greatest ^prh
t prtWIoge of mr tifeWr know you. and I hope to make more frieoda . At*
la cbnieplon." !-*.
Mor? than I.Ood persona, including 200 fraternal delegate*, were E ]
in the audience, wfth several hundreds unable' to enter the build . -n
? bt the noeupiH ftrr?ien. It We without precedent. of t
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UMRIA. SOITH CAROLINA. SATURDAY MAY 14. 1W
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AlitttOM, '?--?-!>.;iy -1.. 's.>t. t?t?at?r of th>? K.th-ni W..?k? A'ln
'-ur ? ivtl i K'hK n'/u.-r, ai^i l'i fcaititrivt.. K L>. I'atti it
h. Mmnrs .t., sj < ..' .I iii111> i ri|tJrt.; tfW'C T Ray. . <Mi i? ?>'WA
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fits " ScttMul liu vlitv>;> flA
i iti >k!u> i"i lior t ly nb I SI 0 m\ \jLi O If fjj
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UwlyiR'hinf . "T~
By MM. fc. M 1'AKKK?
p*nrortf?"\ *i!t*rW*% - ???-?
k.vi i V. IVUTUft ( . 1 ftT, '
x ' . : ' ' it.-Avars lb * Carnegie llet >
SD63K6r i^Or Foundation Hronre Med !
. * ,r mvihk the live* i f four. men.
iu/ C/iKaaI ' l.r ' i the Lib -< |
IW OCIiOyl Mtv Utii t.un two v.-.ir? ;
'HAS' iKlll'HCi? lit i ? gi?1 - M i?<?; i r 1 . -v7 U 1\ J
ii{hn, St 'Ui.uii, Md.; practi no?n mil 'he m und of voice* iti
K attorney at law, and re- hi* hi use ru-uhy .it 2 !'> A M
Wed for hi* achievements in Looking ouUndt .. >? ?iw th, ,
Mini restrictive convenartU hi.,, a M W(| , '
1 be the principal ipeakrr a' round Hurrying to the scene, ho
per *? vices. May IS at S t. overheard coinc r.e i>ay that the
le College, here. family was in '.hi- house, hi<p
he-program spunacgcd by |, l:.-^.? .-i r _ :
When questioned during an "Without t<g?rd fir hi* per?7
ppe .trance before the^CTc <n;d siifity be ripped open ;i will
rntial Committee of the dow and. gu led hy r pri an 1
ational ttcmcoratfe party moans. located and carried
M summer, Governor J. h$ef? ty vvvi fam
irom Thurmond looked to dy
s questioner, a member of ; The family. Mi and Mr '
ie fonullnif.'TBd noting hi* |T7rr,ii,. A T , . . *,* j t7. m f
ire, reddened, snapped an ihildrih, w?te t ilk eh t..; Hup,.}; J
w ill answer you nothing." I hospital Thr.'?> v. mi I I Jam? id
stomped to his seat. The *|?c*rl hut tju?'others ; < <...yore I '
irsnnner was Attorney?llrom the .'fb . t ' T"
mi lin nnlv K??t? on lli? t\
?- -??* i in .nci*> wr:r 'TUi.t. Mf
mmittre,. ?ho Utf" wilt noticed until-. late;, t.i
;le fate* "into V wtjve con- jvcnt m-the h..sj.-.di) f r tr<-at
m >vqr hp* minority re- . n,??ri! in 'ii-tr" ' K i.
?rt of the"1rommltwe on the resulti ~W- .
intrvt hflwun faction* in the fur
Dr. Sidney L: ydOA any, wh/
T^mar^TrTeTTTTTTT ' * ???? ned 1 rtn in
he college. and wfll cjima'x vestjg.itiiin The t Mm . i
ac tivities .of the Law clun a' rr*tilted, plus.$."5(M) in .i*h h - .1
the year plan* Use- repairing : his oWti j
home. ___ 4 i
WT NT TO TOP COt'RT ,, . ^ V- -.
. He. na? lK><-n # ver. the job ,
tt??r .? y Va lghn earned to i f*'pair n>an r?t the iJiwcl Jenklin .
U v Syprrme court the re i housing project
rtiv< covenant cue of Shelly j
,:?l zz,t::\ ba ptis ts . bless
r 'ttrrxr:;;;f noted jurist '
t? ?r. i ?'n Jhi* raac the- del* C-HAHll'KSTON Mr-rttherf. \
wa- v ^Uf.-d, it tx'sn^ ,:f t>? ; , w,n, ^
h. .fT.-It -hat the a?enr,.. ;.i ,.,n f,.luVJ - *
ermixent m?y not .hS D?s rr., t ( .,mt* Jud^ J
"ir AUfh Ji?w?4nte. . Watua Waring ul the cloae of tb-J,
tt<?rney A'aullhn ala?> played anual 'aeaatoYS 'h< r? <.n the ^
ronwnerit role in bringing a-iend. ,
f adoption'of lite CtVll right*?The -U'^TT- hi n the jumt VIt
Itran^ of-- the Democratic Nat- contain#*! ;r. a n-solubon-adotfte I !(
li C< hvrntiort held at Phila- ; by tin- organization. which *?. i | (
vh'? tyt y?ar. Hf la now aer aa follow*. j<
KilHV i'/ur *?? wr w* IHHitil. ? _ .. -<
orory Gcncnl tor -h. U.rl T*XT OF
kftaouri ^ Wher^a* we arf holding <r*i?
.nu^oMli. tor tk, witojll? '""""J ?**
(torn. ?nrt tin nnrnmi ' ?,* '' *<!*?
orn<-y V.UXhn .1 SUU Col ^ ?* h"m' J"de" J- W,t"?
[ nrrt m?*i toiha ThrtiiiM rTfg: Wj' '' our,^lv^1> *??
M,IKr Low ClX TH.'Sa-r?**! ' "'"U"""-.
?-<i ."luBrrly <DSh ,<""h 0* pro.
h? Law School at ?h? college \ ( ONTTNCKD OM PAGE I
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- s<'ti>'iuHhip bigirt vi i. p jB Fietitmg, A<m
r.i>l>t I .it.<)-n H' j. > II .. :. l; H . - III 1' - ! ,\1. \V;lii.ini
U it- li'v'rvf t'll r Oif.'.* Inii Mt Mi WUllutia ft'OtA It (
rhjtttt'M- ' I<o<h?i-! s SI''trl?.?. Votr-' l-'U- \ cngm
Iminmtrutiort. ' ;
Aide Savs Truman's Rights
Only Campaign Promises
CHICAttO ? Ja) I ranttlin, \\a?liin((oti newsman who hrl
write President Iruotan'a winning campaign ?|Kf(hea, declare*
a June Negro lligxst article that the Nation'* leader I* tir no hit
to live Up to hit ?amp.i u prAcnine* if Uu; ar; koU^ to prod
I I ?^hle |#t #V. ** '
ll>J?deul'? ^ttiludt * tenia not jftnijr from. political eal
I lie Franklin sa>s in tl?a Negro lligrsl article entitled W
i?u. an Ileal I > Thinks A?> ???< Negri"v lint alto rrom hia own |
<?Nmft Sttlludc.-'
In (Vmaling the real indde st?n> n| the I'resident'a attttudn
v^nd* Nngroi-. and mil ngh franklin, w Imn recent I.lie Ma
irtnp aftlaiy iwiAniiinnt ltnvM.ur ihiih v < rr.it* ,i hitter Capital c
trover*e>, uihisIs that Irumail is -iitu-?ll* " *
- -a ?? *? Mill MU4
ttie intjuriy hi (Hi, ,h!vi??.i> iii ^ tVlixjioiiK i->? civil rights, and j
bustn i&aues '-i . V
"Tr' inan f ucjit tbr Kn Klux Klni u lilt early pollUt?l csri
titul.iilv 'llMurbcil b) lln-iiniof society or by remote racial
>ti-4ire. ..
"The President's preferred advisers represent the white mo
l'41'lptt '*tpeh of-Hte-Hmrth. "FwitbHti -aMi;?? ? ?
Pruo'alln wy* Truman l.x. a practical politican trained In
? )? ul of K.nisa* C|ty machine politics under lite late hoaa I'rcni
r * Ax a man, Franklin' countimies, the President regards the
aru as ."outlier human lisinf hhote rights mutt be broadened
reaper ted!' ' " . .
/'Bui ax a politician.". Franklin asserts. "the President i* tral
i think in I'HMfiif \oes, " ami the election is over.-Franklin a*
I'. nrrniK nilrrlrx, the Truman adminl.xlralion civil rights prog
is iliiomyl and miracles In I un^resx aii rate as white rrow*."
School Action
ROANOKK. Va.? (A7iV) t' and In tenrmnrnrv tar **?
I. D burnt Court Judge A 1) i buildings
3arksdlr dumped last, w-.-ek uxe ; r Iran r?,rtai
>f,. ollij group Ol-?iojiro pv of Negf" study; it< -ire as g'*K
< r.. 1(1 1 ulaski County^ charg ' lw?sc used . f<r? .<ehita rhjJ({[r|
?g that colored children in the. '
ounty were being disci irrtinatert t'ONTfNlTD ON PA(d. I
gamstln school ttWlTties, ' and ? ? r - .-- - . '
n school bus transportation. MM'' p.
While finding reasonable e [V|c(^ant8 HrSt
juality of education in the townV
for, both rarse, Judge Barks-j A ^ f* Jak'a
deosipn contained .sharp At ueorgetow
!riU?itro of facilities in the'courtly
lor both races, and in other GEORGETOWN -- rWnj^i
lLak 11 unties | , , .. . v . .
-Till- jUlli.1 TYolAfl !?;V 1 Huiirihi nil Till IS ll I
M , -. . ? {'it section of ui 'rtcctuwn ? ou
the 26 elementary aha-xm Hu , . . . , ,
, ^ , was selected by ;ury romnnu
^oyrny are for Negroes. .vnd tna* . ' ' . ?
IV. / i-r .- \ . eiB to serve in the,Gourt of C
the Caifree Training ?> .'.J fo,- -,
K, _ ' ? , , . pion Pleas thus veck, first of
' "IT1"' in Pulaski is 1
. rr ?r ; ;? mm jtw *n r mlrb in n
and adequate sch<x?J. I the ,,
^ a. .. ? . . ? than 50 years.
neS0Mt<.:n the countV < >'h<vr-N.. e. ' *
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tro mhooh, he said, cor par,. fa. ; *
! rif N rtfrni-c feAe.. ?- > ? ?4
>vrfcb?T w?ft.V
he w8*U?. j,?ounty giina jut.?i: Wu * IH
"TH*. Irt^!?|wery' i'maty '*< f I W* " tr,s,! L' " ,n'wtMch'
?h. ?\m>rf?Ury icooli W- wh'.^ I Nffrr*,*f ?*
l? Rocking." ,h?lg >j]' ,.v'rt>><'; ; Thf '
B?i Mid. /'verV few h*vo j ' ' ' . iWl*tri-<; nor <tnl
movrt) plumbhl'c Km. do ??i : JiT"*
cSi>! their own hc?<* rop-V-'m. ^ wUrtta
ply U M? in.Unr.-v whit, i' ' ; irr" 1^
AlU,?ew M* ,Wp.?k(I*!| ' ,TIZrN
uftht ift bUeCteOU of church** CONTINUED ON PAOE 1
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Left Naked
By JOHN ll. MtCRAY
llou a 15-car mob of unma&ed white men, believed to hava
.. come from Went Columbia. Caycc and the Columbia area,
kidnapped him last Saturday at midnight from hi* six-room v
home m tht\ "DixMiia" section of Lexington county, drove
into a wooded area seven mile* away, boat, kicked, stomped . ^
and left him a blooding mass?stark naded in a pouring rain,
stir tnH tot TtiwUy night, by-77 year old Shelton Lorick
from hi* >k\1 in the Columbia Hospital. . ?r \ '
4; The victim had boon chastised in * Ku Klux Klan fashion
?? tor allowing while people to come to his house, hauling fire* .
p wopd to a widowed white woman for which " he was naid K*
tine \\iiiim lMn'ily for whom ah* ha* worked ? number of yeara
Ami. ;i iM apparently he did not understand firmly onough
the of hito mau'a country." ?- ?
TK? haggard aged man. who ha<l toiled yean on hia (arm to earn ......... ...
a living buy hit. home. looked to the ceiling ? from i?U bod to My>
that h< 11..1 > take.In* ,0 year old ill wife and Jain their children in
I at* w rdnr?dayii wax reported that a white woman had alao
been beaten lite Saturday nKphl, presumedly by the mme man.
being xelred w hen only her rmallnl children wore at home. It
wea ?Imi reported thai relatives wenr trying to got the Lertch family
out of the *ee ?on after word of further viol once had been rereived.
The family ha* ronatderable property holding*. The wem'.oi
mentioned In the unconfirmed beating report la aatd to live
nrir " I irokv and to vt*u thy family occaatonally, being a"tin
it re-tghbor' to a lamUy having Jlntwsfn H. One relaUvt re- port
! t r tuobb U? i. -ol tried in va?n to fore* the aged Victim,to
J tay i *. ; >',*",' e-iwdm-thhh? ?? ?
| th?-n< h. Ht. ha\ had om %:t<<k.. and ho haa worked hard to art
.i MVorid lltaa.d the abduction and beating had been carried
I < 'U in ;i rort td military fashion^ by big nun who barked ordersf
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l follow,-,I t)> on.- James M liinton at Augusta, bv
ppearaAcif tin- Ki licvrd To have had- active sup
~ ? rr_^ rn ?n ,?mjr buig, w. |>ort <?r the S. C. KJsn units. A
. u? h iJiajton. SmIi'.UcI lirren tharlci to the Wnl Columbia
-To 1 charter'* to kUvi rm at O Cayce -kiav, rn was iMuad by
, raiutvburg 4tui Noith It followed Green about two months ago.'
by two week* the abduction of This unit is not far from Um vie~
:? tim's h?>m?* and one of the men
Simmons. Gets JXLl, :?Li* JOO??
w ?'vm BIIV wavtuai i? HUI^TV
m Dootnralc IWri^ ** u * * *? ** r**? ofu"
I'lHIUIdtt uegree at ? ewuin Y?t ColumbUJiNl.
iny NKW. YORK ?(AN^J)? Co- ""Lr |j , r f*vA ~
tamtTTTr rUnl^Wraity rwf|||4flelNhl|flC^jfc)iiie " * ^
during the week that the Doc- M, , ^ .> ' .
.or of R lur.tton dcgr,. h.> b , "" hMd >7"?*'" W"d"?'h.,
. .nfrrod upon Dr/i. *?* , ,T *
A.omw Snnmunji, brUKon. ?,. L J
^ - ?n,l a.?i.l?nt .?cuU? ^.^7.'W M ^ \ o.'o
. , . blackjacks, Mr. Lortck Mid he
to. dlrectpi .of thr chil<1 rcm__center.s :?- ? - ? ?.? <
iW.'jof "the NrW York Department of CONTINUED ON PAGE I -V
ton- Wpjfare. J . jk
7Vt A lUllive uf ? li.irl,. Ituu., a c ;"-JTr" *?n PI ' . Uii
fill- Simmon* I*, an honor graduate jYl 11V H I4I11|Im "
of Vink Univi\r*ii> and rccoiYed J
,#r" u MaiterVi dcgi. r iimju Columbia 1 /""V g%
Mf. Thr f' H" in aid Mlov IjlOCI- 1
|^? has been In r.lu,i sIxiksI - circles \ .
w Oc ?M principal of the ??^???I?^??2ltlO I)
Hooker ~T. Wublniloe hlfh
^ " ^-qjanr ft. Preeident B.E. Mays of More
Irr lur 1' years, where lander house CoHtje in Atlanta bitterN>.
Ins leadership. Il?c school 'X assailed those who "worship
and became one of flvo la the Ood of segregation " here t>s*
.lAic -to. win accreditation f"rv the annual stete meeting of
Bf() ironi u?r Association of Col- the. Southern Regional Ciiunt'il
ilds lege* and Secondary-Schools. Tuesday. : llr
Was formerly secretary Charging that today t h i?
of tiir cotnmln*iot> on aeron- "South worships at the shrine of
ilart schools. South Aaaoclat- segregation,"' and a southern un- V
iy u) < allege* and Socond*- wllllngneaa to break with cm
| ry Schools for Negenoo. Bo Dr. Maya said. "For us. th.-.
k . has also served as odneal- South, the maintainedof sef- _?,
" ioo specialist with tho OPA rrgetion.ls more important th ?n
and has had many artlclcw democracy; than the Chirstian
published in leading edu- j religion; than I was almost a
ration Journal! of the nat *><nit to *?y, than keeping Comioa.
He is currently work* muniam out of the country " Ho
tag on the manuserlpU of continued. "I dare aay a vaat
educational <Iocuroentawhich majority In the SouUi woull
treat with revolutionary have preferred a Hitler victory.
methods in education CONTINUED ON PAGE I
1100 aai Uptarcoltvral' ?iatlana. t
f. GOP HEADS BLAST
BETHUNE AND EDITOR
Charge Dixie Collusion Against
Key Democratic Party Lenders
m By Alice Dunnlffan with the administration to thwart '
" WASHINGTON ~(AN'P) justice, especially where it killed A
The Republican National legislation designed lo help our
mm Committee Wanted Mr*. Mary ;ow nrace." . '
m .i dr-t.r<al MelhiifiH and the l?hU | Th,. nrmmiiicf said it exucct i
inty Defender for having ei hotlnng more from "I am for * M
ion joined the Southern Dixie- j hut" Dougla. the Democratic V ?
om * r?U in an effort to kill the 'senator from Illinois who led the \ i. * ':\
I hi? IH icker anti discrimination 1 fight against the amendment,
Lrr amendment u> ih# Federal because hee gave a- magnificent ^.fk
Housinsr Bill, thin we ek. I display of his Dr Jekvll and Mr.
.n, 1 In g Statement issued the jilyde ability where nr.lnorltierare I
in^ ci mm it tee expressed surprise irivolred in his first major taAk * \
tely ftt the action taken by the in the senate regarding the
the ' tolwsrtS of the administrate change in rules during the fill- *
the Ion/' known as the Truman buster
case1 J>emocraU, but was more a- nn- .mvra ITTM
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1 mant,*1hal Nafroec have joined CONTINUED ON PAG*