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F Reel ete] erica e/ Cox 1c aa ~ _ G4AUG 19 1957 sia « S¥%O ’ cisions, there is one point on which there is com mplete * ” civil rights of any individual aye denied, the civil . “unanimity of opinion among the Judges. . “ela one, 02 Mr. Parsons Mr. Rose iM Mr. ‘trstler___ Mr. N-pse | Tele. Room.____ Mr. Holloman__ Miss Gandy. “While there i isa vide difference of a is io. ae _ the significance, of a series of recent high court ee This 4 + (| tereement:_ they show 2 discernible frend. trend points definitely to a judicial concern: -about ' preserving the basic tenets of the Bill of Rights. >" | The judiciary ‘is declaring forcefully that if the | ign rights of every individual are in jeopardy. It is’a wider application of the logic of Lincoln when he 4 declared that so long ac one human bejng ' wits held _m n slavery, the freedom of every m man wana in danger. si eat Ao gen as There i another factor in these decisions that i ig: "becoming crystal clear: they do tot Tepresent_ the) view of any party or of leaders with a peculiar sogial | ' or economic hias. This is indicated by the near” HONOLULU ADVERTISER EDITION...Howm JUL 10 1957 Editor? Raymond Coll PAGE A-k . ee al _ For instance, in the reversg] of the cases of four-" «teen men convicted in California under the Smith, 4 W Act, ‘only Mr. Justice’ Clark of ihe Supreme. Court 4) dissented. High minded men of liberal views, mod- ‘ erate views and consérvative views, agreed, in’ opia- 7 » ions that will be far reaching in’ their impact. oh ", Maintaining American jhaditutiopse. i400 cates feat SEARCHED_..__ INDEXED SERIALIZED... FILED JUL 1 1 1257 FBI - HONOLINY bette § 6323agfhie4 \ea = A eGROED WL AUG .2 1957