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Voice of the hare Wuex the Supreme Court hears arguments today Fy on integration of public Schools in Little Rock, Ark., Thurgood Marshail will be shooting for his nineteenth victory out of the twenty-one civil rights cases he has pleaded before the highest BOTTI ee tee court. Because of his out- . standing success in DATED _ Abdi ae Man this field, he is “es in th known throughout PARE ee in the the Negro press as PAG BL . News = “Mr. Civil Rights.” Popers 0 2 Sy BEVISTON Mr. Marshall has ees sos been full-time counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo- ple, spearhead of the Negro drive for racial equality, since 1938. But most of his major tri- umphs in his iong fight for equal rights in schools, poli- tics, housing, employment, transportation and public places haye been won since World War II. Recently he predicted that full integration would be achieved by 1984, In the courts, Mr. Marshaii pleads his cause in straight- forward fashion, never with histrionics or bombast, self- righteousness or pedantry. The quiet, scholarly voice that R=: NAACP Is-¢ BUFILE 61-3176 set forth the winning argu- i mee ,* . ment,in all the Supreme Court “ cg _Astoctatedgeresa oy schogl segregation cases Mr. Civil Rights ie miglt have been that of @ (Mr. Marshall at Supsme sociqogist. Court in Washingto: to. fr oe po LY ———— ——i wy NOT RECORDED 167 SEP 12 1958 raf SOSEP 10 so