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American Friends Service Committee — Part 26
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‘Peace’ Forum Denied
Guilford Courthouse
HIGH POINT, Nov. 16 (UP)—:
The Guilford County Commission-
jers voted unanimously today to:
. prevent the county courthouse in:
j Greensboro from being used by a
spublc “peace” forum un wich
‘convicted =Communist Junius
;Seales was scheduled to appear.
County Attorney T. C. Hovle
told the commissioners meeting
here, ‘Scales has the richt to
voice his opinion, but I con't think
chat the public must give him a
‘latform on which to speak.”
Scaics. a native oi Greensboro.
was convicted last snoring urder
the Smith Act of being a mem-
ber of a group which favored vio-
lence azainst the scovernment. i
He is free on $35.009 bond pend-|
ing a possible appeal to the U. S_|
Supreme Court. He was sentenced}
to_six years i prion. i
The forum, “Which Way to
Peace,” is sponsored by the com-
munity education division of the
American Friends Service Com-
mittea The nanel, with memnere
of differiny views was scheduled
ior Dec. 5. ‘
B. Tartt Pell, executive secre-
tary of the committee. said he.
could make no statements at this
iime as to the plans for the:
forurn. :
ta
Hoyle said a state statute for:
bids usinz government buildings
for spreaiing the Communist doc-
irinc. and Scales’ anpearance at
the couri:ouse wouid be “against
public policy.”*_ -_—,
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Durham Morning Herald
Durham, N.C.
11-17-55
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