PAGE FOUR
EDITORIALS
QUESTIONS OF POLICY
(Editor's Note)
La.-fc wc; v on this page the:i wax lx -■
guna dU-vuion of the stai . -i
Ni'gro nu-nlally diseased aad lunidieappf
o<l. Other aspects of the same silufitmi; ;u ...
commented on ihis. week.
It will be interesting to „ee what new
ingenuity Tainuulge and his fi iiuuU v.;H
pull out of the Hal to check (he black lx
Constdcihg the “separate lint, conn!**
doctrine, an outside observer might well
tiide on the has-is of the relative in
stitutional facilities for the two races, that
the Negro race in North Carolina is a
lot saner and a lot loss men tali'/ defec
tive. than the white race.
Accompanying the article i< a picture
of a staff conference at the Goldsboro
hospital VII the faces in. the picture are
white. Tins would indicate that under the
system which calls foi separate* institu
tions for Negroes and whites, all the im
portant positions in this N pro institution
■are filled by white persons. From the su
perintendent down to the case worker the
personnel is white.
The interesting article would indicalc
that this staff is serious, conscientious
and devoted. It is clear that the members
arc overworked. Exit why, in a Negro
institution should there not be some Ne
gro professionals on the staff? There warn
a time when this question might have been
countered by the allegation that there
were no competently trained colored per
sons io till such positiigits; but certain l.v
no one could argue successfully t hi as,
qualified Negroe-' could not be found for
a* (past mne T them today.
Finally, (he article rep or Lx that • he
popuiadon of the Goldsboro instil,mion is
2,771, a- big as that of a good sized
town. It goes into detail at the same time
concerning the plan of .individualized
treatment which the staff is 1 eying to car
ry out with the patients. Yet the stall
''consists of six medical doctors, a psy
chologist, a social service worker a ad
their assistants.” (Number of assistants
not specified. >
There have bevn enthusm-; of the in
adequate care and curative treatment
given the patients in North Carolina’s
mental disease hospitals in general. The
writer does not know how 7 the size of ike
Goldsboro staff compares with that of the
other institutions in the state, but in view
of the other facts one knows, it is a very
sound conjecture that the »gro institu
tion is not better off in this respect than
the others, But be f !i ;> f as if. m;n il i-t
■ ions that a staff so vmail cannot handle
highly specialized and technical care
~.rr. curative treatment «.f nearly 5.000
persons, representing every known type
of mental disease and mental deficiency.
When the state authorities, goaded by
criticism and aroused by scandal, exam
trip the Citof» of affairs in our mental in
stitutions they will make high-sounding
statements about the needs of “all mu’
insiituiions for the unfortnate. - * But will
(they also consider Hie gap that exists
already bewern the .institutions for while
and the institutions for “our eullnd peo
ple”? And will they examine all phases,
of inch discrimination, including Hud of
st?lf personnel on the higher levels?
facing facts
Ihe ••minenl historian, Henry J-ftcole
Comma per, in an address before the Uni
ted Church’* 1 refituto of Religion, brought
into this area a fresh- and a refreshing
(slant on the civil rights U-ne. A disinter
ested student of I: iiman affairs, unhamp
! ir-ii by consider;'.!ion of tin* p •• --Tile lo
cal reaction against him became of the
frank statement of his vi<nvs. Dr, Com
mager said:
The question of the gradual institution
of reforms concerning civil rights as op-
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posed fa immediate action is largely arli
ficial. There i-. no danger that wo will
create Utopia, overnight. Wo may be sure
the: vi • '. or will in doin' will be dune
. ■ actually.”
We take this I>> me. n that, the natural
jr.crtia. of the human nvnd and of human
.society being tv hal. it i*. flu* time to ini
ii,-d!‘ a ; !<• r- 1 > iu when iU*; *■ need is (Widen' 1
for i 1 siMre at bi-v-1 il udl *a V <•* years to
:* Hilo VC O; ! dtllAi ’* C - 01 -■ !.) Ijf
' o\o|u!iouai v on (he .-airfare -f 0
One need on? io Until-. of I !:••• i;k 1 ! - 1
Ho 1: 1 wip.'l'ici t'i'Of. 11l IV! ‘I i‘H; and 1
ii Hii and : sth Amendments are an
r:‘ i e wan 75 years old. to realize how
oiuid Dr. romma.j'er?; nU.iei vation u. .
One .need only uflevl on the lincc
qt.tartc.r-centttvy .druggie of the Negro i Ol
the ballot a struggle not yet ovig, in .spite
of the i'at'i'ficiHion 1 f!• ■ quarters of a n’ii
t.Ul'v ag" of Hie !,.!•( .'implidlMeu! "Wo
may lie sure.'* ho .-'..aid, “that whatever a.
done will be done gr. dually.” All 100
si! re,
There is hardly a social, reform one can
think of w hich would ever haw bec 11
brought ;.dxmi if ‘ had Ixy-n no ess.cy i-»
wait until even all the good and intelli
gent people were sure that the linn* was
sip. . There was honm-i. opposition U> suf
frage for women right down to the very
day it finallv herum-* a fact throughout'
Hie United Stab"-, and these arc still
iho<e. including *•' muon, who think it wa*i
a mistake to c-xtc nd Hk> i.uillot to females.
Another point clearly expounded by
1 >c. (hunmagi’c wa - the fal'ary in the dvit
cniphards of the lion betw ‘'hi na
tional and local in the m Wer of «i\ 1 i
ngiity
In the coerpai'! modern v, <• :• >. •
stence :-Ber insiatice demon-drab.
u cannot t> * localized 01 its effect-'.
There is phony of room ; • slates and )o
--< aii• i> s to w-)'rl; on Hu h- "peculiar” pro
blems-, but it is a mistake to characterize
many of these problems as local either in
their ruauifos*.ati'*n or in Uioir effects.
Furthermore, the stales have insisted
that they he a How - d to handle 1 heir own
problems .when, Dr. Com may. r jamn
•out- and as is pw-'.te obv iots- anyway, 1 i- *.\
too often ha.ve wanted to he lei? a,lone i •
do nothing at all about them. Jt lias hot u
noted in these columns Uub it is difficult
to find any instance in which -t .southern
state has by its legislative action, d im
anything to lessen diseriminaHi-n. <);: Ha
either hand thejr matute books -.how many
examples oi laws whose {■ffv-et i,-. to pro
duce discrimination.
An intercsling and import atd lore)
sidelight on lb < lomuiaym • add! e was
the f;Penu-n! made at the meeting ! ;-.
I’r.'f, .10.-.eph D Giarke, who presided.
After referring 'o I.he resent dcchuxitien
of Governor Kerr Scot? to the el feet that,
Negroes should have representation on
state boards be added that as a member
of Raleigh’s school board he would hi-.••
so .er- ;i Negro on that lioarl ! 1 ri'-jee
•sent the one-third of Raleigh’*'- -ch.ool chil
dren wire ai*e Ncgix'cs.”
“.SHINING SYMBOL”
A bill to unmask the Ku Klux Kla.n
was recently defeated in the House of
Rep rose! datives * f the state of Georgia
That Georgia is not a total lo ? i:j iudr
e,i led howevc,- ,l.»y the hut. 1 out. it wa
only after "three h<un.s ol fiery debate,
as the United Dress reported I*. that the
vote io reconsider Ihe unmasking iv- s
sm*e was- finally token and the rerun
, ideration motion lost.
Av s rdiing to U. P., pi.> Him ; riglit in Georgia
n» xmain hooded was won by impassioned ex 1-
t«;ry es '-no Rc-p. .Julian BcnnoP. who in t:.--
•i.'siu'Sf of hi.- specvh de-crib! d the Klan a •' t
shining : yir’osl of th.- Raiithern wav of life.'
Such a ohorjieten.e-.tien of file Ku Klux Kl.'m
•in the Year of our 1.,0r.d 1P49 is j sic! and de
! > ~>m;.- Co mg. -adder and more depressing is tbr
oi'ceptnn-co of that ■•!-*..u-aet.r rizal ion by iJic great,
majority in a 1c LslsC v< i>.>dy 1 f one if the United
Stales at tins kit.- d; *■•-. But part of the- shame
may be charged against fee thousands of respect
,.ib!o Hvutheirx rs who in the- past have romanti
cized and glamorized the tirl Kla.n of pa t-Civil
War days. They established a pattern wliich has
••./tit!asted them. Lawlessness was made noble, and
intimidation oil the weak and helpless was glam
orized.
What happened in Georgia a few days.ago them
cannot bo e.Targcri exclusively against the igno
rance ana prejudire of (today. Tile foundation :f;>r
it was laid long ago by men and women whose-,
-opportunities -and advantages should have made
tl;un know better.
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IN THIS OUR DAY
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Oft -'At !;,?.* .• i i (he p..e:-idcn*• of
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S('r ! ,on <*!.- ,i-i 1 . i oUh-is f >
i*t-.ii. dvr the -i-iniVil nro/.- am i n
?)->.(? A. ofi.-cioi; piling (.-i'.i'tcm.ui
'■.l tiic general. X 11 l aUrr.ded
i ix- iiic- iru. I uiixlij ti,c round*
tl'ift from r\ ycttftvfile by iris.
My - ■;ix - rtoru c on Un- l■ tr>
of ccuirvc, a 4 fn.-iper trip-; j-v-’
mil I i j•--. I<-;) No n<
ctx-A-d: d in (hr !*..>)• of ti-c tu*-
hkc- vrdixer. in i ca* i'. ■* :. <!'.
K'ljliiie .md li. f.'i-!cfu: us i! u
to b>- foiccd in t-j.-ie under suv’i
• • • ■ illi<.i . Iliey cp;i: ji. i!c<'•■'••
.pix.c.' ;:n: forced to under.' .' in she
waiting i"oin? is more hum-lial
iiiß and nbomdinablt*.
That pari of the bt. -iniion set
I'pavt 1 Neeroes gt-iC-r.-iXl.v is
targe c?io;i;i.h to eccominactaic
abrnf! lm'if drifen people, they are
I'Ci.dom, indeed if ever, . clean;
they are told in the wilder, and;
t,y and large the Negro waiting
v iaa ccrvos ar, a siorage room for
empty r-ft drink bo tics, baggage,
etc. With but lew exceptions, only
one person at a time can go into
ihe rest m-m. In one station the
nHi.ipu fDu »v;>; iI.U lv':7y U;*f
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•] ilc i ■ T live •X . "01-1 ’
lv.> widely -cad. and ,-.■ !• mul
-! if-adn..: i>v ih*--.- < i i.,.-,. ,-f
rcivuns ab.ovc rht lUloned -,\cre ax
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--"ad in-- i in J’;ui<-r •- uch o u
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doer tn tiio r,cx\ i<l r osr <*peii!:
(iu Cl *i -• ill 11.- ’ of ihe l ail- ill
il ■<: ■,•■. !'' (.-{ (he ktiU.-ex ilirojtfh
xM.ci'i N*. g.-i.M*;; liii.iy .ru v !; h’.K (
: sfl,!-;,i. And. of C( urse
:■ ne\v.-|;tu>er :; ! .aprl in.'l a public
-pl.l ill- ir.-a 1 lull l-i }:•'
qdf tu-a j:i !Il.'d <•(’ ihe -t.iUon
i- - : v.‘ .’ I !' I* 11l X
At- , n oi: • »?*■“.; i.s fhc Me
. i:. ’:room ire a pop c>. a
Xa,i«'. (:.■(• .:nd a juke box. Tbr c-o:i
--<i11•■•ii.ies whj«h JSogives n ay
-. ecu: e f.■ ii a; 1 urr;iliaiir;:» m the
31 lh degi ee. smtiil hole in ino
v.al) at the I i'lt: KUcliru is
a. nci ~l!y sesevved for Negro
l»SScr#jrK
J thoroughly believe that, i! ;s
--hripo-'-sihle for n ’aw'-afcidlng and
- "if-respecting Negro to travel by
iH'.L'h-; bv -ae in iht Sr.uiiu m part
of the United Slates w-iUiorU hav
ing, so to speak, (be very !i£e
crushed out of his sou). A Negro
can iv'; travel by bus without los
ing some of bis hope fox a better
day. he cannot help front losing
a portion of his enthusiasm, loy-
HERE AND
THERE
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<j ir. VA.. .Uh Alt;-,ii-iM
i. uppl- mriumn i '-aideut. Tru
■ ■> i o 1 wc '• 10. FtftO> Big
■ ■ i VA ; :■ is Emi icrymcuC
V, ;n very ‘uw’dly iashdm. In
■■ c -.- i i dim,A VA
aide. :U . cti VA': BO,i- 1
■ uC'V «C'-V for I* ;-r
;|• , . f « :-A-/ ~'j A Ji-
Davis i.*> t* > be a briE;:*riie?-
f \Vr j;,»j u * *
!•; liir i.i
. • h !<■ di » \vr /:• 1 f; <>m h c! t
sThnlV !a u junior, that’s
athletes r lien d in# track
incH in WRsi?;?v?ton (sponsored
<•••-■ -•! iD i.Vjtf! * T <>vr\ t L'.'i '-.
o’orj tie .am tnltrt-inci t
W:r- - •» •» Rr-'JV.I job of
1 1 i 1 on i in'.: iji VA hospitals, and
* :1 r t cnn tr 3 b utin 4 1 o enh a1 * c:; 1 g
r e,.! j-j• v-els affairs.
Scnvc d hit.: huUseye for the N-o
-'a;A Co it seif -.A Net so Women
Cr J;nw y! . ,this projon (Nice
idly, i ‘vJ{or mo A Unfi ts
Dr.v e-f.-e ue-.ld a> tieiij* before
: *' : eh . horniiiotlHg experience. Ho
"toiiiol 1 rffer such rot unj'-jir
!r ; ’• f *•:; d i;■': d rrmain •• \:»rod 11 c
ivr a/, he ’> ~.s befiai'c. l : v'i ;t euu
■ 1 1 ' 1 tty •' !!<." 111
: •: . a ! foi sj(c "bn fee!•:
ih;a hr ss nisi a;vrccif»led by so
bar;.;-: t t whclbcr
;1 a' - his; h\ I,a or !; air, ( bnt
• i ,!'y by bus) in Ihe Sou 111
iu'-u 1 1 '| byljevo thiit they arc.
op;.rcc.aril I. y , sooir.ly whlcn
' ; .f'>i•..*■:• tljom lo Miflci such in
i’ v - a, repealed firit during
AV I ,in v: ■ v, ji v. a.-, fie
to j; • ■ ?; ; t ; IIIIr-r ‘A .0 Id bo cJefeHt-
V( *< r.i people were de*
b;:Un;; the question ,vital sboutd
ia done with him for being re-
I'onsibl, the War A N(a,ai
in bin group Fti.fgcstrd that tic
he bj-otight ■ ■ the United States,
cut hi.- hair, paint him black and
turn in in loose. The Negr:., felt
'.hoi irso "vruld be ample punirti
n-ient to Hitler tor all ot his crime
a aaa , humanity. WhvM } htFt! of
0 while person inning been found
paid;, for some crime, 1 quite of
ten • , "Cut hi: nan paint him
bli.ck and give him a long free
ride, on a public bus in the South
ern part of die United States. I
am sincei cuy and thoroughly con
vinced that rer ardless of the na
ture of the crime this would be
sufficient punishment.
W'l- T*:Tv T-MDING ' ATT T BD.AT, FEBRUARY -j, 13 4-3
if All BO'WE EH
THE
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BV DfANB HANCOCK fCD ANP
A CONSPICUOUS HOUR
fr a. . j >a- I _ * 1 ~ JI •11 I Vum■" ;i ; . hi;
,a, -, ; ;■] i;i ,: I i P ~ 1 5 II i ,V -'; fi ). ,k : 011 a,
utunned umaia »• ,t, Td-, r h-a u-su , rca-nii, wily Trurn.yri
.not, 'be .. i- alar, 1 !’.a twaa- - , ■ ore, y.-p. wilv -n . wisy
b- . IhhiM be, :m ;tl :• the ■a' ■ i.aan.i in him thy <.. }.»r f ’s. - - ten
At hi.-ai-f tltc r- t 'or- r- ,a:.;a: ! , . , lira | anti n-urn Tdana't
~: ’u ~•i i I,:, til.. \ u ,-a - , j.-, , i’, 1 1 - 1 • r t1)1 •- ai.
:H‘,:a.-;ly been nw the rntiiurtinv nt :vf :t natu-n',; ■igh'a-ii: !v>i H.
rp.-kc? -fbe langueg:: Ih.it. ;:d r-l'tcd Uu- vigilt-c.-ux.-i a.n'-iti-e .-a
erca-t pea pie 'rnirnun fl:e'(ft ty, pi ay an utklci'- i -g v >I ■ - in »i-< r,,; ■!
Amem.-an r|:ani,'i and he bared to t '.-it the part • l we in;/!, ■ i
e- b; . i-tnipgl, with -p; ivilcgcd and c-ntovm-hi'd p!iit-Cv• • : > He dnn tJ
to ' • i little I /aval and aiaaywl bimselt avainnt t.h,. (h-i:.e ,
of a heavily finance,'l rer,; iblu-an) ij'.arty and h a tolled f.'-ie glaw
; n.f rime off the !i,-t s, victor ta one of lire migii* ie.-.t, p, -.itn ; v
i;,;- r hiS-tor.V
T. it, V ' ' 1 |t',! S ir-> ei ', i;e ■"aitpo.i.e ; .- t a.ai.ter, n -I be,,
el -a ; -, .It a m pir nc 1 ! a p'-nafe -a'l.a'; n-,| lifa.ao. In wa late ion
, I a ith I- 'Ota ,i 'legrec-a 1 lyn.YUpr pi'O. v ‘till; ’;, rj t
when: "mat ir-; !unv l: wanl- th, hiphrs* to. wwrUl uffi.vd.;,
the preaidiaiev of the U. S., he vv-'u I'-ccaun- he cspnuntd an -un
ri-pcia. ■ but ye'btnnu:; , ,• e-r ok! believer! in lii.m:-iaif i.nd ;.o- cauae
end t,!’.e l.cni i irence of i just (sod
lb |-, i . a IdUr tean \vit.twui t a -c-.liege tl.rgr.in :rn age and to
-a ernov a.-h, -1: t, as are atm all;p.j-'-.i a; a.o many gods towering,
os ail te.aie fy. In otair-r words m ;- counfr;-- wlierc dcgrcririn
'•■a:-; 'oee-wne a rna.ma an undogic d wbi-te man i': ora Miss-mri ride,
t ,! a a ; >o; si la nty a.ln-ost w-itii :•! t paaaUel ijt tlie, n.dir-n’..
■a-,-;. I-. I: lo.ie, linacbn oa-nt f. • m itis a.ai splitting to to
;a e; i.leni-v ; rt • true thn' Booker T. Washington -went, from :--ao.
a bit i 'to th, I frill. , S' Fame, But there two greats lived in :, day
vain-a ]e;irn;ng was not :v* wors.hipnc ;l a-- today.
They lived before our nation asked .vbrut the deg-rC'C; fir. t.
and ciuirac.trr next, before diplomas, like ware; ove; fh<- t -I,i,
, ,-iilll!. a. \yt aucf’OUi'f! to the h> ;n‘’a! lii-tdcr; h, tor 1 -
i. ree wor-bln tva-1 b'-eeoia a < ctr-ajming tie mu to tuarn tr-lhon;,.
T:', itt !<J !> ii- api*,’ 111' ids ~li. '7.IT-e|e;lies, risen to t n-a of i.bc
< vot.reajvl mg ,- liiacneeg ,-j riir.io-y Nothing -aid '!>.'• greatw proof
■ ei, r e:jim| ry' gi cubic:.- - tiurn tna« 010 ,ked over m'-tt es iitgh ck •
. a;, ' laa , * ■ I !’,,, a;■ e.■A- ': ’ s i ! ,!'! \' f lit:.:::. ‘ ;
i.n-ssimt
Traa a not lea:nod. be t. n<> -e.-a- itson is ah oratoi', he
ru.iki . .mi , to a , In---bioode,i m! tvilent Truman a-, just a
swell -a people's .nan and. as euth he has brought to this
,ala - ii: .-!. , -nspicucu-’ it'iurs, T w: lias rede:nun
-are : rw.iaaa ; aea I■ ■: !■/■ ::', : 1 in t: udimate tnuripi; :
rtpiii: oiHic a faith ti'.nt is ;d. times ow;■ a nto its fcimdtaUcuv:.
In beirt;’. :>.-osident nf al! the people no one group need expert
-,'l n h- .- ; e l (ir, ,-r to mutertnii/. ■ in f-hor! order. It. u true he
the a .kesman fur the note n'-; Jibc.-'-.l ,ii wants, but it mu-st no'
I-,, f. , y.-t! ■> Hat iris opp'.isitii u not ch "o i Jits re act will be ■>
r-eky c>:ti.■ and Tauioan needs the pea -or.- >f a nati-uu The Dtxtc
erat--. e-a iy.uig in wait to amhu. h hi u. The eld ra-actiom-ries nrc
a. tie : .: ; a-n the-' can . Til til;; chant ,-\v u; .
With Him ’ ‘ •;•-!.! if>. Him!"
Ra\g:u.ms wotvas o! foe i mad •wt n- vet* mi;re hungry for
-e A,!.; o p- than oi, .:: m . aetor of the south is hungry
„■ tie otu-r di - triietion i>f Truman and Trumanism. Ls his program
. .- *■ oy, . - - .s and ' - ;,at work as 'planned,' Ne
!!ui; i ii- I :f-iAv too j ir.puttent -- a:id too quickly. Truman has
. wo y-'u -, hi,; lieart e-; e.d w : wht uoi play infia the IxarHe
ii .tie- Dixici-rat. w!v) at"! elanyiripy ins < lest ruction.
T; mean i:.i.- pr-.a ed himself tip dnldow knigiit. -eve: chanip
,-H; s'- -wi-- -f civs a atj! : f;,; m yog! , eududea Truman'--
:,ti *; i ■ 1.--, p-nvuidcnvy is one >f the in irrefutable testimo
. i■, :- r.a ;. \'id ■v- r ‘leant I - teg \vo:id. He makes possible
< ant lon's hour! 0
SENTENCE SERMON
Te,.-- .-•■ I-,- ( a,!.1 otilo Usd l ee.iu- 1 fa vad( -re i, wli'Ut flu a g es. ot
Hu to in you and im-
Vi. i- in a'H-na -, ft,, fca# *• e run’io! triicc. V f >u and I arc the
only ones who can v/«;ar His 1 nee.
’} hen if we hi. tray - ur trust, v. > make ms Him h God of deceit
nr,.l of lust
U, I-;-, ih -II- e.v, ii,,- r::;d of choice and depu I izt cl. them
b> imitate if. voice;
f;,!f .Kid -nintu-o .-emrdcqu;:-!;; Hu.- kingdiom
1, :,v.. and Hi |,U: IJ<- ■ - met pei-.ei-, . Hr. eaUSC delay.,.
,fr -j, i,, ,: ii .-•.•! .-, -n,<ukf- . • u on- i ogu a- j; in ha i.iy - hoc,
. . t Hr ,!(-■ ,: i 1 v, ant H,, f. -kiwi ~ ).> da i
Tla- i aioag 'uu. ua in av i.ri uud deed thy greater th
Ghj-is-t’s desire to fulfill <«ur every need.
Fb-fj" a ethers ovdv ditreet trim II;- Majesty; He prefer.-
jdain ir-rn mvl vawmen of l-ov ( - and .purty.
IS. can pjiic the bumble.-t sowl and hi ing joy oat of ■ccnfustdii
when stormy t-oliows roll
Yen, Chnvt's kiniydom (toe-; net. fit pend on rjunion's, great
fieri mv. without Chri.-'t ;m making terrible blunders.
tV a;, 1< ruing ev> --v day a brut men of experience, influent
: d te.unity -ho ar being 's-und by their own destructive feitci
a-.- Uawing Ci ri-t cut >f tiiew -planning.
YHE’fLI NEVER M
RISIDENOf IN cjtVEIxNND,
\ HON, JERKMIAH A.
leg, BROWN .
I OHIO LEGISLATOR !
P|' ContinwmJ Fwtam