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Supreme Court — Part 29
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arguments on am appeal by
two Birmingham Negro
ministers convicted of inciting
college students to violate
trespass law by joining in si
fm demonstrations. The
¥F, i. Shuttlesworth ip und
sentence of 18) days in j
and the Rev. Charies Billu
was sentenced io 50 anys.
The South Caroling sit-in
which the Court was
Wil considering when # quit
-- for the day invelves 10
Negro students arrested at :
Tunch courter ta Greenville.
Matthew J. Perry, a Colum-
bia, 8S. C., attorney, argued
that State action was .
clty police.
“At the vwery: tenat:” he
sald, “the State may not en-
force racial discrimination
which expresses. _ deep-rooted,
: public palicy,”
In his reply, Snyder suid a
Greenville ordinanee requlr-
ing proprietors to provide
\separate facilities for Negroes
@iand white persons probably is
unconstitutional, But he con-
tended the ordinance waz not
volved in the case of the
s) Negroes. ae SITES, ——y
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