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to abolish segregation or wanted the Courts to have that power and whether the Courts had the power to interpret the law to outlaw school segregation.
Previously I had felt those questions were fully and adequately answered by the arguments of Davis and the others who pointed out that after the adoption of the Amendment Congress had passed a law authorizing segregation in the District of Columbia and several states which voted to ratify the Amendment passed school segregation laws. Even the religious organizations which had •sponsored the Fourteenth Amendment later established segregated schools for negroes in the South.
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