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:vv< The P«bi»c conception is *uii. that opinion of the Court s eries has been divided o4 regional lines, Excoriation of the Court •jjly applauded in the South, even when a speaker oH wnter is amv menting on decisions in the field mnumfe v.. ——j _• • of criminal law, far from th, mWegration matter. Ih the rest of the

i' tegration matter. V ^ ‘i, r~„r* Nation, any criticism of the Court is branded a? a seditious attack on the Federal judicia|ry by backward Southerners who havc not come to appreciate , the high ethical and mbrar principles which would be served by^nforced mten,xturc of - school children of different races

Segregationists fcuss the court, and with good reason, but they should conshler the broader contributton

which otbe] deciMons have .been making to thp breakdown of the pattern of representatives government

in the United States Integrafionists defeid the court, which is their privilege, but, irrtsx

-Jews on racial

* be serving betcitizens

of all

with concern

u, proteetton of

the basest sort. pective of their■mixing, they wou ter the interests races if they 'vie* the Court’s «

criminal . tfed^n.which has handcuffed pofice departments throughout the Nation ferts to obtain evidence by reason able interrogation iof suspects, « prime example. Mallory, a Negro

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