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wee Be ot Pe ee hi eh iC nL i \ oe whe telt the American people we should sit wi the Rrecalln to disease our ditferenoss, that we aa anderstanding with the murderers of Moscow, ¢ t we engage in free trade are doing nothing but un mining the future of the United States.” , a “You might Jost au mem sont with te gungytera of Alcatrad te discnst law abiding citizenship, he declared. : “ “President Rodsevelt sat down with Stalin and loet his shirt, | oe i , President Eleenhower wag cut-maneuvercd fu the allly sussmilt | ? wEeecytinae we have met ‘the confidence men of the Krenilin, eur ete have been picked.” ! too. ae . & should learn that an intelligent and. courageous tole * poliby plus = hard hitten Dreparation for hath whe and ——————— — Ie _ - - as vd 7 BUT UNCLE SAM'S ATTORNEY GENERAL HAS ANOTHER VERSION - We iS ANGELES (UPI)~Atty.. " <1t must be our hope that ruling before the Americas Bar sion ts “whether the of William’ P. Rogers sald “persons who opposed the deci- Asai. ; the Jand ‘. mupreme oe today the Supreme Court deck sion will see the wisdom and Sth statement was Rogers’ ° | may de eva or He conceded that the court's sion Is the law of the land “tor the compeliing need, in the na- strongest to date on the integra- decision had a “serious impact . : ; today and tomorrow and the fu tonal intérest, ef working out = tion crisis, on certain sections of olf 7 . ture}io® all regions and all =: reasonable ways to comply,” Rogers sald the ultimate ts- try and was met with] appre - ’ peotle” and must not be evaded oo ‘sue growing ott of the dourt’s hension, resentment wew ‘or dBfied le discussed the high court's original anti-segregation deci- threat of defiance.” as DB ne tet Fo -— _~ va Am ed aM woe te eet OR dae i) ’ 1 er | SEARCHED... ee EOD WET eee SERIALIZED... wT rs Asi dACES 2 NviLLE | | BU eo! 1955 |