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w<niM npi'ti 111cir rlubs ami *u mi ming pool.' to Negroes All Ihe President Miml.i In federal legisla tion, Rarktes tolls hi* audiences. Is in end scgrPK.itton on Interstate carriers, Bui. Barkley tells hla listen ers. every Infilngemenl upon clrU rights here Is magnified abroad and used for Communist propa ganda purposes. The President could do nothin* other than ad vocate a civil rights program In the face of such conditions. Barklev aays. even If he didn't feet to strongly on the Issue personally as he dors. The \'lmlc lenor of Barkley's lalk U to he reasonable and calm about an k mip thnl many of ihc soulheincis feel outweighs--for them -- any other question In American publics. Barkley may not hava changed the southerners' Ideas on this point, but McGrath saya that he Is satisfied that progress la being made toward healing the breach In the party, McGrath has aent word down the Una that States' righterl who want to tome back into the fold gen erally are being welcomed. That la not to aay that thera aren't soma tore apota left In the. picture. Gov. J, Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, who got 49 Stales' nghtj electoral voles lor Presi dent. apparently still remains Dem ocratic national committeeman for his Stale. But when a South Caro lina subject comes up, McGrath talks it over wllh Senators Burnet R Maybank and Olin D. Johnston. Sen. John C. Slennia Is the na tional committee's principal con tact in Mississippi. Sen. James O, Eastland apparently isn't consulted on party mailers because of the ac tive part he took In the Stales' rights campaign. the chibs inns| have 25 per cent of their membership registered as mail boat owners ' Hamburger KinglFnres #>1,500 Dnmngc Suit I.OS ANGELES. April io; <UPI -- Hamburger King John Amodeu, 42. faced a Jfjl.500 Superior Court suit today for selling a wholesale: food dealer adulterated meat. Joe A, and O. Louise Thomas charged In a suit filed yesterday lhal Arnodeo, who was sentenced to a year In County Jail recently for selling adulterated meat, sold them chemically - treated horse meat which damaged their business, Aniodeo has pleaded guilty In Kern County and Fresno to similar charges. to America on the west. Not only are the Japanese wor ried about this "Far Eaat" la* that has been hum on Ihelr part of Ihe world, they are worried about being Orientals, This ner vousness has been displayed In the local press. Mainlchl, Japan's lording paper, pointed out in one of its editorials that participants in the Atlantic Pact feel Soviet Russia Is a coun try which cannot be trusted be cause of the West's inability to understand the "Oriental mental ity'* of the Soviet Union, "Honestly speaking," the Mainlehl hurried lo explain for fear the western nations would lake the same attitude toward Japan, "We ourselves cannot understand the mentality of the Soviet Union." "it's paint-up time doc.. Bitter See San Joie faint! The whole question of how the party leadership will get along with the southerners will come up early neat year when candi dates for congressional and sena torial races are lined up for Itaelr all-important primaries. If a candidate with some strong support wants to run against a Stales'-rights backer, the indepen dent might grl help from the na tional committee. But betting here Is that such Instances will be few and far between. Didn't Believe Sign WORCESTER. Mass,, April 16. (flu--Thieves who broke into Ihe Fallon clinic found a sign left for their benefit to be almost accurate. The sign said: ''Notice to burglars.. There are no morphine or narcotic drugs nr cash anywhere in the building." The thieves ransacked the place, nevertheless, and left with SI cents. 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S-J69 NYLON BLOUSES 2* All these blouses are lo be sold for-- CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT RUMBA BLOUSES Cotton broadcloth, eyelet trim, ruffle trim. Elastic tops, all while. While and pastel trims. Ruffle sleeves and also puffed aleeves. Sizes 7-14. SHORTS Sanforized, fine twill shorts, button back. pastels and dark colors. Sizes 7-14. Turn-up cuff. White, T s-joo FIVE WAY SKIRTS Solid color, pastel shades. Cotton broadcloth with eyelet top and bottom. Also, colorful prints with ruffle trim. Sizes 7-14, S-J88 SUNBACK DRESSES Printed percales,. solid broadcloths and piqquuei s. Ruffle trims, con Irasling: tLrrim....s........A...l.l....w...i.t.h....b..o..leros. Sizes 3"-1'4' . $|88 TOTS' SUNSUITS Printed and solid percales and broadcloths. Ruffles, shirred tops. All pastel colors. Sizes 1-8V4. $J00 FOLD SHIRTS , " $J60 Camhcd cotton and dntenwt. Stripes, solids, prints, Short .sleeves, ***** a** ' ' ' ' ` " " % for S]00COMBED COTTON PANTIES Band leg, day of the week molil*. 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