...case (358 US 1) that many of these various efforts at evasion will faiL The Court said: "In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted 'ingeniously or ingenuously.' (Smith v. Texas. 311 US 128, 132.)" This opinion is such a lucid restatement of the Court's interpretation...

...Plummer, 240 F. 2d 922; Department of Conservation and Development v. Tate, 231 F. 2d 615. In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously." Smith v. Texas, 311 US 12S, 132. What has been said, in the light of the facts developed, is enough...

...Plummer, 240 F. 2d 922; Department of Conservation and Development v. Tate, 231 F. 2d 615. In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously." Smith v. Texas, 311 US 128, 132. Opinion of the Court. 358 US Article VI of the Constitution makes...

...The Court said : "In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated against rn school admission on grounds of race or color declared...segregation whether attempted 'ingeniously or ingenuously.' (Smith v. Texas. 311 US 128, 132.)" This opinion is such a lucid restatement of the Court's interpretation...

...management, funds, or property." 1e It further stated the constitutional rights of these school children "can neither be nullified openly and directly by State...segregation whether attempted 'ingeniously or ingenuously.' " 20 As to implementation, the Court clarified the principles laid down in the second Brown decision....

...disorder which have followed upon the actions of the Governor and legislature. * * * In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously.' " " The Court also explained its decision in the earlier Brown case : "It was made plain that delay...

...disorder which have followed upon the actions of the Governor and legislature. * * * In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously.' " " The Court also explained its decision in the earlier Brown case : "It was made plain that delay...

...rights of children not to be discriminated against in school admission on grounds of race or color . . . can neither be nullified openly and directly by state...segregation, whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously." State-supported resistance to desegregation did not end with the Little Rock case. In New Orleans in...

...Plummer, (240 F.2d 922) ; Department of Conservation and Development v. Tate (231 F.2d 615). In short, the constitutional rights of children not to be discriminated...segregation whether attempted "ingeniously or ingenuously." Smith, v. Texas (311 US 128, 132). What has been said, in the light of the facts developed is enough...

...More importantly, Griffin was only one case in a series stressing that the Fourteenth Amendment rights "declared by this Court in the Brown case can neither...segregation whether attempted 'ingeniously or ingenuously.' Smith v. Texas, 311 US 128, 132." Cooper v. Aaron, supra, at 17. It seems to me neither wise nor warranted...