q ¢ N. y. Club Bars In Racial Ban Rulin ng! A aes ' NEW YORK, July. 8_Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, grandson of| eee id American an win® Negro to the Nobel Peace | sai dj Prize, have barred other and Burglund | club officials could not be reached for comment. an undersecretary “)./of the United Nations, made a “I deliberately revealed this “@)| from@:: He said: | formal statement. ee been membership an Pee ost Bunche, he: Wednesday and his teen-age# . son Jaime, where you can invite whom you want, Bunche said. By Associated pier “34| experience only because I find in oe wa |it to 2 | New be rather shocking in York City and think citi- _ zens of the city and of the | |country generally are entitled eid, a he said, "Be “Sanches ‘Ito know about it.” BUN CHE, ONCE called by), ‘that the West Side Tennis Club ‘of Forest Hills, site of the na- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower championships, ‘the greatest statesman Amer‘tional tennis Negroes and Jews ica has ever produced, won excludes strom membership. His son, world fame as the man who made the uneasy peace _ be(oo? ialpneor., 18°16, Wilfred Burglund, the club tween the Jews and Arabs in “president, was the told them the club person's a same as My ; ~ tt, " 1949. It won prize in 1950. him the peace)