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Vincent leg of his 17-day Arctic tour, He will links of the U.S.- INDIAN GIRLS AWAIT VINCENT MASSEY waited to see Indian girls best South States Seething |! On Desegregation Issue By 4 y e by air looked ether proud I i i y on the mspect By GEORGE KITCHEN , state and $102 on Negro Canadian Press Staff Writer n a The O sou on that . ETL St t nd local integration work They say tha ling fires of bitterness gh some are re tradition cannot be altered, a way not seen since the black days fol- >' , appear ptepared of life changed o ernight, by the lowing the Civil Wa Le ept ual integration In stroke of the legal pen. Below the Mason-Dixon lin ¢ and white pupils al- URGES MORE TIME Pennsylvania-Maryland boundar) ay i sitting side by side in Se J. .W' Fulbright, Demo drawn by two English oms. These states in and regarded nearly 200 years th Carolina, Tennessee race crosses burn a 2 at n lexas, Louisiana and jon. says » south must soft southern lar f more time 1d points out orders and tensior some states alread) land and once again towards deseg of secession Supreme Court William Prize author Here, in a region one-sixth of the land Mississippi delta country sug gested in an open letter to Life United States and pec 000,000 whites and 1 magazine that friends of the Negro are trying to push integration groes, pressures are mo faster than southerners could ac the once easy oft relationships between cept it without resistance, and cautioned authorities are dents ) Res eaders plead for more time to make sible from Arkansas moderate on the local customs and the corded the Negro vary inty to county and state ally speaking, the is better in towns is in backwoods ere papr whites of Ives in economic Negroes is drawn were moving tion before the ruling. Faulkne the Nobel lives in the between races are fast disappea k 1 the CAUSE OF UPHEAVAL Sire Md Bd The immediate ¢ 5 cial upheaval is the 1954 Sup: 000-m Court decision holding been 1 + the fight to end stitutional for the southern school se J n and break dowp to bar Negro children from sc IS other color barriers. Formed in attended by white youngsters 1909, it draws 90 per cent of its ruling that spelled the legal ¢ membership from the Negro race the south's segregated school sys- QPPOSING GROUPS tem and struck deeply at the root On the other side is the newly of the ingrained southern tradition formed movement of White Citi ther Are ren AE Cal z such labels as such as Senator James Eastland, | 4 bo 3: 1 rica Inc Southern | Democrat from Mississippi, chair southern custom go back to a wa 1 n the Christian man of the powerful Senate ju induced industrial revolution which Ame T tion Association, |diciary committee and long ¢ brought new wealth to the so hict the yielding foe of racial integ giving the Negro great onomic of tf I 1 ux Klan el and recently described security and greater te \ > school decision be claim the in common under the tion School desegregation but Miss p iS widespread yam! i Ee ha 0,000 members ; of government but other race bar I : Shon. t S In the Co. } ization of the ments of so ) lie fermenti issue of the pul In many southerr ample. Negroes excluded from movie houses swimming pools They rest 0 rooms in bus a ul de } it by well-edu- going have sit. behind a tH southern folk. Int of squabh state buses. tf leral a ires of eral of the you know you iies have ba resstance tnation in inter state tra Spt ah al | ERT Stock Exchange pg In Toronto Has Big Day chised thro TORONTO (CP record $30,000,000 National ancement , a militant 300 nization which has 2 Go slow Stop for a time moment The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People thinks the time to press the issue is now, when new industry in the south has given the Negro greater| economic security and increased opportunities to vote are widening his voice at the polling booth other extreme are men now cause of rivht ara Pre Fights : came into! fore a with othe on ti I pe Supres.e| legal United State mstitu y dex ig No at re try lowing alone s the break A Negro Wash taxi driver precipi- born in South C had this such as comment 1 the south ir "Man peop the In- ready for tegration south clings ignorant and poorly sibility of They don't want t 1ssed, not or thing in se most adopted resolu overnment ex i p ited it by the s : [ t t \ € has invoked qualificati é ne of lifica requirements. In sc 1 t ed the Ci War ties, the naked t in Ht vear Congress violence and re and mem used effective Representa An ¢ vorth changed manifesto hands ne . Court Stock e har in olear the most and exchange's Offic 20.000 hectic zensnip the 1 I power 104-vear among the first t 4 t 7-9 1 S to use all has made ! ) reverse it lariy in the RULING \ se ation no indicate the sha several state souther: ways to circumve I employme \ ne | ot role: in the chances o IY Y Ires, and. 1 mgres regard the ination | banne ¢ ; Hin nconstitutional and travel and som } I ) angered at 1at they pn voting ! hern ir i made 12,682,000 highest on ANGERED BY « polls record A flood of orders ited during the break, left the tick regation iceumu Easter s much legisla 15 minutes reporting jite use of a d by the ex groups of 001 i eporting trades in extremely instead of individual copper scoring Medium price student big favorites forr LL EE GENTLE : cONSTIPATION RELIEF | south was acccompanied th racia ! 0 ith 4 In 1896 disturbaices « t s constitutional fo marked the x student University strongly race con The impact em does not tensity where the S$ greatest. This rue of th , i Negro alled Black Belt. an irreou ere eq to those of white area exter ar ¢ fr ot I i orts from the Virginia ac | ! health, educa and taking h tates mo i in ir tale that, irm in thei nH expenses egration vould ina. Georgia dren, i cost additional 0 schools those for 60,000,000 5ippi 1 ye to n the Neg IN BORDER STATES ; nthe ith equal to The problem is less weighs ¢ youngster De border state aryland, West example y ucky Missouri \ i S1f f ( tion fo pe She Bt . There wi as A d 1 2 Negre doh lation an " ndicale that in PHILLIPS' | gu OF MAGE foe Bene |] French Feel Americans 'm= THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE, Wednesday, April 4, 1958 9 Would Grab Algeria By PRESTON GROVER ALGIERS (AP)--Many French- the men here--and in France for that in the matter--believe the United State is trying to oust the French North Africa so the Americans can over North take over cuse American A lot of Arabs believe that, too. | Africa of It is a wonderful weapon for the | Moslem rebels to use as propaganda. One |hand, many Frenchman told me that the day {hasn't gone far after an uprising went into a village in Aures It is a mountains to find the illagers ' diplomats, shouting "The Americans are French if they coming." Arabic if they Terrorist agents had told them All this, of that liberating armies both from cgypt and the U.S. were going to help them win their independence Many are still hopeful In Constantine, an ally shadowed me for 5 trying to find out who I was, then introduced himsekl, "We want the come in," he said. "1 was here in 194 en the Americans landed in Oran. In 48 hours they were ir Constantine and we were in the dollar zone. Every shoe shine boy had a thousand dollars by night We 'want to be in the dollar zone FRENCH ARE BITTER The French are not happy about They are bitter, They blam 4 S. for inciting the Arabs wee, In curious ways they at they consider evidence risk of antz Middle bad Arab two « virtu Americans 1« abundance or are depicted and the Northern announced od arms have a time when Britain voic Queen for the support for the French efforts in \lgeria, State Secretary Dulles ig nored Algeria but commended the French for giving independence to Morocco rritori For a long time the French have A husky dog sted that the U.S. should speak for 3 3 the state lege of ence and north continental de n the anad!'an Canadian radar lin SNOW a department has 1 between h from ' Americans and French extends all French ac North to the other S. |the in putting blood I'he officials in being too friendly population Africa On the Moslems feel the enough French for last August he|pressure on the headache I'hey and New Insignia Are Granted To Territories * OTTAWA(CP) The bearings for the Northwest been red armorial bear refused to run ai onizing the Arabs of damned damned is compl cated by the fact the U.S. has armo coats ir design pre- ig two thes blanca American "If in rael in whole Moslem world will slip into | North's natural resources its vastness and its colorful histor; new Yukon Territor Territories Affairs Minister Le that approved by northern on the recommendation of the Col Heralds vas approved by the councils stands on a mound top the Yukon's gold and fox set A shield be- ing the £€ line on the areas bases on the northiest corner Africa, in Morocco. French bases and ports at Casa- and Port Lyautey in Mo- rocco and at Oran and Algiers in Algeria are vital links in the de- fence eof the western hemisphere and Europe. It is not made any easier by Israeli-Arab question. An im-! portant Moroccan official to whom talked whs blunt about it war breaks out between Is- and the Arab states, the naval A the Communist camp. We know in | our hearts that the United States will support Israel." ps co low the crest carries heraldic sym- bols for fur and minerals set in the Cross of St. George. Two red pyramids represent the mountains and a gold wavy stripe the Yukon river The crest of the Northwest Ter- § ritories coat of arms is comprised of two narwhals, the tusked whales that led earlier mariners call them sea unicorns, flank- ing a compass design representing the magnetic pole, BY WAVY LINE The Northwest ought by European a short route to the is represented by a A shield. Ice of symbolized by the white € ground of the blue line The tree line where land gives way to treeless tundra ___ represented by another wavy line crossing the lower two-thirds ley. Minerals and tundra are de- in Whitehorse Tuesday by Gover- of the shield diagonally. Furs are picted by golden rectangles on a nor-General Massey: He was able svmbolized by the mask of a white red field to make the presentation because in a green field represent The Yukon coat of arms was| Whitehorse is one of the places he rich Mackenzie river val- presented to the territorial council is visiting during his Arctic tour passage, long explorers as East Indies, wavy blue fields are back al QUEEN VIEWS CATHEDRAL MODEL dation stone of the structure, which will replace the one des- troyed in 1940 by Nazi bombers in their first saturation raid. --Central Press Canadian Queen Elizabeth II inspects, in | London. a model of the new cathedral being erected in -Co- | timbered vyentry, The Queen laid the foun. | wd' MODEL CJ-245N 1956 Spacemaker -- with afl the big range features af small range price. * Giant All Calred Oven for Big Capacity Meals Modern Convenient Push- button Controls New Focused Heat, Charcoal Style Broiler ¢ New, Easy-To-Use, Avtomatie Oven Timer-Minute Timer Removable, Washable Bake and-Broil Oven Units Improved Hi-Speed Calrod Sur face Elements New Extra Hi-Speed Element for Speed Cooking Available in Beautiful Mix-es Match Colors See It at Your G-E Dealer nacomaker x -- rm BRC l / GENERAL ELECTRIC SHBUTTON RANGE CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED WARNE RADIO Simcoe St. N. and WILLIAMS g ELECTRIC Telephone RA 5-3531 $128 on white &@ Cshaw 506 Simcoe St. S: Appliances. @ Telephone RA 5-4331