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Supreme Court — Part 22
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a ~f0 correct the
‘detailing the shocking sta:
: fles of sex delinquency in
public schools, the
means of combating this evi
Was more sex education in
- schools, There was one
, Positive force which was
- Mentioned—religious training
i How would sex education alle
F
1 Viate these conditions if not
J accompanied by training as to
what is right and wrong mor-
ally? Couldn't these entidven
i attend religious services of
their own denominations where
, the moral aspects of sexual|
promiscuity and its dire conse-
quences would be explained to
them before they are old
, Chough to experiment and ruin
. their lives because no one told
, them of their danger?
: &8 a child, I attended cath-
clic parochial schools, where
* we were taught that sexual
Telations outside of marriage
was breaking the Sixth Com-
mandment, a mortal ain.
We were also taught that
we, as children, were responsi
ble for the wrong we did, and
never thought of blaming ovr
Parents or teachers for our
misdemeanora. We ought to
, add the fourth “R'—yeligion
L aet tha training a2) cone
i we aay ee OL “ee
Gertrude M. Hoyt.
Views of High farich
{Is there any justlee in the
cision handed down by the
SipieneCaye a sit is eet sree
: - essed ra se
,to commit the seme crime oF
; worse, simply because there
“wes a question of time before
his srratenment? And wha ts
best qualified to judge how,
Jong it must take for an ar-/
‘Taignment to be made? Js it
the police who are so dili--
gently working on the case,
who are so directiy concerned:
with its just conclusion. or is‘
it a political appointee sitting
on the bench of our Supreme
Court? From two recent de-
cisions handed down by the
Supreme Court, concerning
the FRI files ana the tenn
cane, it seema to me there must’
¢ something dreadfully wrong’
with either our mS, with
our Supreme Court. Something
should be done—and quic
titrertien,
a a a ae
.
tee Tee
a4
Pad
G4JUL9 1957
|
Pa xecent column
1
4
Jam
‘commentator on
~of America in the Communist
atruggie by the Supreme Court
contains this line, “The jus-
tees dienlayw a curinus aware
woSs GSEs S
ness of the actual operstions
of Communist subversion.” ‘
Why should the respectable
cloak of jurisprudence be
thrown around these raw de-
cisions, saying that it's all «
_Tnysterious science, beyond the
understanding of the simple
Yayman who, therefore, is un--
able to judge?
Baloney to the line that
these are all “honorable men”
| tuat tan duh te know whet
Rh wer Se aareee
they are doling! |
Why should not every man
who used his power in the:
court to throw open the flies.
of the FBI to criminals be:
impeached? Or why shouldn't}
Congress cut off appropria-
j tions to the Supreme Court un-
til each and every one of the
gentlemen who raised his hand
_ in favor of this dirty busineas,
has moved out? = 9
Theima Tf. Kobinson, MB. :
Beverley Hills, Caltf.
eek
The Supreme Court, in’
ordering the release qf five
; convicted Communists, sald
a
t that “advocating and teaching ¢
violent overthrow of the Gov-
ernment” is merely an “abe j
stract principle” and not “con 4
crete action” which the Smith!
Act requires. The court did;
not trouble itself? ta explain
why the teaching of “concrete;
actio#” is not inherent in
“violent overthrow.” Tf it,
meant that there must not
only be “teaching” but an ef-
fective demonstration of “con-
crete action” $0 sustain & con-
' yiction, this would be locking
_ the stable door after the horse
‘ia stolen; which’ recalls this
| recent item in the conservative
British weekly, Time and Tide:
" “a Northamptonshire mage
istrate who happens also to be
manager of a primary school
ns task enough ¢o-zek-anpro-
spective’ master whether he
(9°
ger ‘TEPPSHET to be a memberol,
chairman immediately ruled
the question to be out of order,
and ¢ha slave said shernty that
anG Gos Cita Sa.8 Sasi Pee Se =
such questions must never be
_-
ae,
elmont tT}
Mohr
traordinary argument begins Rosen
again—‘monstrous interference Tamm L
“MoCarthyism’ ‘Preedom. _g Totter
“lof politica! and religious views" i Nease :
.. and so on. In an age of Tele. Room
deological wars I should have Holloman
Gandy
pde yen st
NOT RECORDED
bandoned the curious theory .
that a man’s political and
havea nn
pet
i
ote we would by now have
eLitennnhinal healiafe
PIWJUSUpP ees Mika sere
bearing on what he actually
does.” .
Thla writer apparently was
unaware of the fact that in.
Ithis country our own Supreme
iCourt hag now made this
‘“eurious theory” the law of the
wand. This latest decision of
the court was simply one more
lexercise of its assumed dic-
‘tatorlal powers, from which it
cannot refrain even though it
gives aid and comfort to our
mortal enemy. Like the racial
integration decision, by resort
‘to mneologism and its own
! lay “interpretation™ :
et rewrites legislation
substitute its own pé
vs for existing law.
. ~ Qld Reactionary.
tres
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- Wash. Post and
ar
aw
Times Herald
Wash. News
Wash. Star
Aro
N.Y. Herald ._.
Tribune
N, Y¥. Journal-
American
N.Y. Mirror
N. Y. Daily News —___
N.Y. Times
The Worker
New Leader
44 JUL 8 1957
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Date JUL 11957 ___
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