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aH a istic Sedge (wittess a ee authority.” By footnote the “iste the “authority” on which it rdlies: “lark, Witmer, Kotinsky, Deutsther, Chen, Braméld, Frazier and al one of them authorities on law, ‘'. Were the decisions of the Warren : based on the Constitution? Tne Su Court is quite frank about it: “In South, the movement toward . on, had not yet C186) “takes h ad Education ef whive children was ly’ ‘dn the hands of private groups. Educatfon .@f Negroes was almost nonexistent, and practically all of-the race was literate. “ives in the North the conditions of public e@ducation did not approximate those exist- ing today. ... As a consequence, it is. “mot surprising that there should be ao le in the of the Fourteenth endment relating to tts intended public We atucation.” (As @ matter of Sact Te not merely “so itttle,” but wctuslly nothing in thet history rela 4 *to any such intent—there was no ch “dntemt and no’ basis then for 1.) Fudge Atwell: “It seems to me, in view 1, : t a “We have etvil rh for afl the | ple under the Né Jon, and of the equal protection of the laws.” ' I migit ‘nog thit etme ee a ts, there are also ‘etvil wrongs.” : if'a white schoo! child has afty tivil righ’ protected by the Constitution, the Su- preme Court has not discovered them.) The Supreme Court concedes that all. tangible factors in education are squal and that there is no discrimination there- in, But it bases what the court ite calls “intangibie” inequality upon fin of Messrs Ciark, Witmer, Deutscher, Cheln, Brameld, Frazier. Myrdal aforesald: “Our decision, fore, can not turn on merely a eomparison of these tangible factors in the Negro and white schools involved in each such Whereupon the Supreme Court putt it beldly on its ipse dixit: “We have now reaerée®that such segreyztion is a "The Dallas Morning News" Dalles, Texas, 12/21,56 Willaam B. ‘Muggles Editor ICC: AAG CRIMINAL FORM 6-968-27-27-)/ bi