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Ku Klux Klan

Revives In

Bitterness At Desegregntion

By GEORGE KITCHEN

Canadian Press Start Writer

.WASHINGTON ICP)-A motor- cade winds lazily through a quiet southern town on I sunny after- noon. The cars are loaded with men. women and children, all wearing freshly-laundered white robes.

it could be I fraternal organiza- tion on its way to a picnic until you take I closer look. Some 0! the folks wear tiny dolls pinned to their robes. and the dolls turn out to be Negroes hanging from little hangmen's nooses. . .

A man dressed in white robe and hood stands on I platform on I balmy spring evening in N o r t h e r n Florida. Flaming crosses lighten the dusk and the man tells the thin crowd gathered before him. .. APPLALTD HATE

"The Bible proves that the Nig- ger is different from us white

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ferent. A good Nigger is only is white on the outside and black "md9- WWI! lot to segregate him to the same second-class cit. izensltlp that the Nigger think. he has but don't really have."

T”? CFOWG Vliofotllly applauds the familiar theme of hate.

in South Carolina, I whit; 51. year-old high school band instruc. tor is dragged from his car one night and (logged mercilessly by four hooded men who accuu mm of making anti-segregation re. marks in a Lions Club talk. The talk had been given seven years previously. . . .. REIGN OF TERROR

These are glimpses of I restu-. gent Ku Klux Klan in action in the southern states, embittered by the 1954 US. Supreme Court de- cision requiring that they end the separation of white and Negro

tems.

Spawned in hate in the years following the Civil War and go,-. mant in this century except for a brief reign of terror in the 19205, the Klan now is enjoying a re vlval in I new atmosphere of vi. oienca and fesr. its principal 1.;-. gets still are Negroes and Jew. but, unlike its predecessor of 30

Anglo-Saxons. And the Jew ls dll-1 black on the outside but I Jewi

children in their public school sys--

Iecret. is estimated 1!! Ih!GW9I'll

Acknowledged Is the India! klansman is Eldon Lee Edwards. I 48-yearold auto Paint Illfllflf of College Park. 53-. W50 595" the title of imperial Wizard of the l”U.S. Klan.-. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan." He rules Klansp in Alabama, Florida, South Carolina. Louisiana. Tennessee and Texan. i His chief lieutenant is Rev. Al- vin Horn, 15, of Talledcfta. All-. who claims to he I Baptist mm- tster and was indicted In 1950 for the murder of I man shot to death after being taken for I ride by four klansmcn. The charge later was dropped.

ARMED BANDS p

One of Edwardsi chief rivals in Ass E. Carter of Birmingham. Ala., who is standing for election as police commissioner of Bir- mingham while Iwsiting trial on a charge of intent to conqmlt mur- der. Members of his ”0rl8li1&1 Ku Klux Klan of the canletleracy" wear grey uniforms and helmets

and carry pistols and bowie knives. Last J I n u I r y. four Negro

churches, two Negro homes and a Negro taxi office were bombed in Montgomery, Ala. in one Ala- bama town. 30 hooded men broke up an interracial meeting at the Southern Union Colleilt (ltd threatened to blow up the build- lng. - A Georgia newspaper which de- plored Klan violence in a nearby community found its delivery boxes smashed with axu.

A television cameraman was at- tacked and beaten and his camera

nor-leneral's ;nnounced lwmaa Allen is th 1

Stephen Leacock '50?” mor for 1956. The Canadian-born w"'"- W" "Vii! in California won the medal with The Crag; 1; Never Greener.

The board so announced thatinow e the Beta 5 Phi award for a basis. g fl!!! Ilovel o distinction by I; The Fin;-brand by Mr. Kilboura

Canadian writer was won by'is a biography of William Lyon Adele Wlsetpan for The Sacrifce.

brand- was awarded the Univer-'and grandfather of the late W. L. sity of British Columbia medal Mackenzie '0' P0WhI' hiosrnphy.

law E-if-d-i.l;l'oIl:;an.hch'airman of the (on w s a wi d t t .g V the prize, but do; ,1 'Tunc:;:':Jver'tu-s of 1oronto. Oxford and This is performed by panels of Canadian educationists Ind lournalists.

"'9 31017 of the search by the' gt 1

. , gt nus dc Loyola. fonder '”'9'? """"Y for the perfect place or the g(:'lPlV of Jesus, was the to live over an area extending from Canada south to Florida,m,,,, and west to Arizona and Caiifor-1 ' nia. Mr. buted more than M0 articles toi Canadian makes his home in California.

Literary Winners Ur Governor GeneraI's Awards Announcedk

TORONTO (CP) - The Gover-.don, is I double winner this year; award board. she also took the Governor-Gus-in

today that Robert eral's fiction award. the Beta Sigma-Phi book Iwardl m C

was inaugurated last year when it was given to Brian Moore of Montreal for Judith Hearnea I study of life in his native Belfast. is worth 81.000 and is

lThe award hlished on an annual

Mackenzie. a fiery Canadian on William Kithourn's bite fire-ilitical leader of the 19th century

King. the Second World war prime minister. Mr. Kilbourn IS on the faculty of lilcliiastcr University. Hamli- nnd a graduate of the Uni-

The announcements were made

seperme Harvard. The Firebrand was ill! first novel.

JESUIT LEADER

MICKEY MOUSE

The Grass is Never Greener ls”

yyuttngest son of a Spanish noble-

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TO DINNER! Hi I; (SE75 LONELV

HIGHEST RAILS

0iH'i'9nll)' Peru's central railway. highest fstantiard - itauge railway in the Miss Wiseman. w-year-old Win-fworld, Climbs to almost 16.000

Allen who has contri-

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. t if f him when he sought ye”, .go' '1 sompedlh n' l" f:I:I?i5Si'f?:IniO take pictures at a uilkoboeli-tR;,mBlirt1c.talloE.c;:,rter hr i)(lan rally in Alabama. the New York Herald . T;-ibung, -1--1-:e-mm ff::"'l': t'::”':;fl:;'d.n';":epmie"d- N asst snnsrunm run that revolver, shotgun lnd rm, NEW DELHI (Reuters) s A Ittncksd dynamite bombings. ar- two-man British expedition to An- son. oggings, letter and tel- . ephone lntirnidatlon and other npur." 11' . uml (om W-k. ln forms of personal threat havs foi- Ll" mm'1'y"' Wm make 1" 1""! lowed its resurgence. assault on the summit within the RWAL f7-R0UP5 ,nest few days. A letter received :”d”' 'K'"' l""?V9'i""' "lhere Thursday said the two men , E, W W :1: .::: - -ad 90 3 . ,1,-""1. for mp,-,m.cy. Mem. Davis -- had established their I:-ll:ndl'-Inez!-I”. hership, always a closely-guarded!fourth camp at 24,000 feet. Z"-gnluvllna -nut:-nay fmnadlos - .. - & Oil ;'.'.... '""""'. c.a..."". - BED'l1ME STORIES ::i”..?." .'::r::.r t:''--....:" 'r::.' -'-mm-mm - , an RI. (sun twp-) rut-nu nut-am gnaraataad. A Q I -,---:3. -an--t -mm mg;-ug-;- ua rre Forgotten V. A. Mi N.l.. II I I . 1 H m d D1 h l M lh - - n unost vcory es en . er peo e ave. no cause ey """'"""""" Pt I" L D” "1 Where one alone would lose in-ineed them but just because some stead. body else has them. Titers are -skimmer the Swallow. some people like this. Queer. isn't Atllnlic Dlyllllll Till” Skimmer tzhs Swallow usd Mrs. In . g - Bully and Mrs. Bully Ira oppor- ztm-.;.';:'-.2:" ms -- -- -- -- I ' ; ' - opportunity and to make the most .25.,-,,m,;svi,,le,:-t.:;TinThA';:;l.rt.gug ;g;e:;:?m;wxs 331.". 13; of it. They flew over from Farmer Cavllcldi outside the Old Orchard. They BMW" 5' blml whnehlnsy W": '10” P-I-51,31; "' "W ;':;mtdtt;',;-,':w;;- hm"-;,,;'"Y i'.?.l”2:..".:w".'.9.”.6".wly .l.'."?.. I occup t year ore. . 5-30 l!-m-:(V)Vi1d 3i" H1050? But this spring Mrs. Winsome and mg&xawTema:z.m; 6:00pm. hSusannI w' m hd rri an t dhd . 6:30 pm.-CFCY Teisvinion mL";?a hi. Titzy ciiinira thlat gmbfgdnm ':h":';w;:i,;f"”3::'nf:)l' . ,New. & am" the honey” emmy "d m” any Sure enough. there was a chance. l..'i5 p.m. CBC News had a right to it. . 6:45 p.m.-Mr. Fixlt Mrs. Bluebird. who was sitting in ”” '-'"-"?3Z,:”i""' " M" A i'.'.f.a.d3?y"l1i..27.3fi?.ff.'l'.'t'tl'i'i' a sson - . - 1:30 l,.m...1.;ond.y Rang; Slatmmer and that doorway was moo p.m.-Perry Como left llnRl:;rdteg;I It was fog gully! I om p,m,.(-nnd 0;, Op", moment I s was so. u w .-n 9.30 p'm.,g1-2,” Russ”, she turned to go back she had an 19:30 ,,ym..,3.m. 3...; unpleasant surprise. Someone else moo p.,n,CyCy 1-eievmnn was sitting in tbIt doorway now. it NW, ., wunm. was Mrs. Bully and it was plain ".05 pg,,,,-Jun,", that she meant to stay Siere. Hz.” ,.pmg,,MoVienn, I Mrs.wRl'uebird forgotlthegswal. . g ,5 on ows. I scream o rs e s e l2 is pm 1” flew at Mrs. Bully and itlrtled to get hold of her to pull er out. Bully didn't give her I chance. , Atlantic Daylight Time it: new to help Mrs. Bully Ind ll:-l5 a.m.-Morning Musicale knocked Mrs. Bluebird aside. Then 12:28 p.m.-Sign On Winsome Bluebird flew to help l2:30 p.m.-Faith For Today p Mrs.mWinaome.l'l;hle Swallows were :00 . .-H It Th so cold I itti i ht Ofll 911 C0mD9CY- i230 gm.-C:l:l.liry Caelreltdar durlwnsy nae: "' ' M I I Now none of the leathered loik mo p'm"J"nm Mc'"tm' A light Iurted right Iway Bttilolyllvaendh MM olliiillgrchsiildrsim: 3:00 . .-l'' l i - 73- - 3-30 :::..31.o'i'::1tZ re . it Will I ell! lot 0' I'M". but of and Mrs. Skimmer right away for 2:: 4:30 . .-La .l v - - - 5.nox:,.",,',...Lo:1:.eT,,o Dun, Swallows are at home. And that the latter and tried to help get an i:."::5:.?:::"”-'..ti M” 3.2.": :.::.:" '”."."- m A ,3 5 A" . In exc n as re as . 5.30 :.,r:.-p::II,':,,. no: 5"; short and very small. They could Bully loves to fight. There isn't a 7pm nmynecember Bride not hurt much. But because they cowardly feather on him. Of course 7.” nm,-3-ms 13 The L", were so much quicker on the wing. he had to do most of the fighting mm pmygd sumvm Show they could fly ill and out and a- because Mrs. Bully couldn't leave 9.00 p.mrA" 5",. Thu". round Winsome and Mrs. Winsome that doorway. if she should leave 9:30 pym.,C(-,3 showtime so that the latter could seldom it even for I moment one of those moo pymycgc TV Thu", touch them. others would he sure to take pos- ”.03 ppmrpmmu wads Now Bully the English Sparrow ession. so she clung to the door- ".33 p.mFS"eMde M, Sm”. and Mrs. Bully wanted that house way and Bully did his best to keep 12;” ..m”4"m 0" too. They ltId tried to take posses- the other birds from pulling her ....... sgonnoif i:)uIuSi'l:;1d tllmie bcftorre and ;lI'lied Stwagsnmlwers trylnghlusntl as e ue s ven ema-ar o saswerete ue- - way. That only made them want it birds. 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