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zberite
in mas, svoj rod, mas dom,
Slovenijo otmite!'
Posnemania vrelno
sirom po tel dezeli izhaja ma
tisoc krajevnih ameriskih istov.
Skoro vsaka vecja vas ina maj
mani enega. ii krajevni casniki
igrajo veliko vlogo nasem po-
litienem zivljenju. Nasim poll
ticnim krogom so pravi pravca-
tt barometer ljudskega razpolo-
zenja in misljenja pa splosnih
narodovih tezenj. Pc vseh Mi
hovih glavnih stanih so zelo
vpostevani in sila pazno citani.
Nasi zvezni senatorji in kon-
gresniki Sc ziveje zanimajo "a
njihovo pisanje kakor pa "a u
vodnike v svetovnih listlh.
Nase podruznice so posejane
po velikih in majhnih krajih, pa
bi bio prav, &c bi Sc ravnale po
zgledu one V Evelethu, Mimi.
Ia podruznica, XII ina stevil-
ko "a, Sc prav dobro zaveda,
koiksnega pomona so krajevni
listi nasem javnem zivljenju,
pa je poskrbela "a to, da Sc je
memo delovanje zaneslo V ta-
mosnji ameriski tednik eve
leth News Clarion, in v njego-
vi izdajo dine 10. augusta, po-
slani v ia urad, je opaziti ma
sesti strani ma vrhu v razprtS
crkah naslov SANS is now
staging A MEMBERSHIP
DRIVE.
V tenn zanimivem clanku so
lepo razlozene naloge nase or
ganizacije in prav dobro je OPT
sano tudi to, kako 81 tamosnja
podruznica prizadeva pomnoziti
stevilo svojega clanstva.
To ravnanje podruznice st. 81
SANS je posnemanja vredno, je
lep zgled pravega postopanja
"a pojasnjevanje nash ciljev in
smotrov pred sirso amerisko
javnostjo. Vsaka druga nasa
podruznica maj to stori in nasi
zastopniki v nasem kongresu Sc
bodo kmalu radi ali neradi "a
cell zanimati "a to nase gibanje
ter gledati tudi ma to, da sc do
bro poucijo vseh njegovih po-
drobnostih.
Revija "Yougoslavia"
Ia organizacija je narocila
$500 iztisov v anglescini tiska-
ne revije "Yougoslavia" z dne
6. augusta, ker misli, da je "a
nase gibanje zelo koristno, &c Sc
nase clanstvo seznani memo
ma Vso moe zanimivo vsebino.
Narocene iztise snao prejeli
dne 2. septembra in smo jih "a
cell nemudoma posiljati vsem
clanom obeh svetovih odborov
in vsem podruznicam vsaki po
nekaj izvodov.
Podruznice maj prejete iztise
po moznosti razdelijo med clan
stvo ter Sc ma svojih sejah po-
drobneje peeajo z revijino vse-
bino.
Clanski imeniki
Clanski imeniki nasih podruz-
mic re prihajajo v ia urad. Po-
druznice maj Sc podvizajo Sc
stavo svojih clanskih imenikov
ter jih zurno posljejo v ia urad,
da bo tako cim pref urejen ime-
mix "a Dosiljanje biljetina, XII ga
DO dajal Zdruzeni odbor JUNO
slovanskih Amerikancev vsemu
nasenu elanstvu zastonj.
Nase gibanje
Cd rs. augusta do 2. septem-
bra SO prispevale sledece po-
druznice: Stew. Z SANS, Little
Falls, N. Y, $1,000; Stew. %
SANS, Conemaugh, Pa, $500;
stew: 80 SANS, Cleveland, Ohio,
$500; stew. 3s SANS, Acmeto-
MA, Pa, S25.OO: stew 45 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-14

In Belgium alone there are more
than 130 secret newspapers pub
ished in French or Flemish. The
National Front for Liberation has
published 6 monthly papers total
ing $4,000 copies. Sixty-three
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nadaljevala z borbo proti zavez-
nixon navzlic "izdajstvu," XII
ga je vprizoril Badoglijev re-
zim.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-01-27

Much of the ignorance and mis-
fortunes of the American Negro
that is more or less coupled with
his heroic deeds are on the door
step of our slave masters. We
wonder when our White press will
start to give to the enlisted Ne
gro draftees and those to be
drafted, the necessary encourage
ment to keep that old patriotic
fighting spirit at par. The color
ed press as we are called. both
here and throughout the U. s.
stand ready to cooperate in every
way. To assist in having the Ne
gro youth know that this is the
conflict to bring freedom and
peace to the world. And that he,
the Negro, have more to fight for,
than any other human being.
You can help by giving credit
for loyalty, shown so far in this
conflict. You can help by dis
couraging those allies of Hitler
in America who insist on discrim-
mating and lynching OF Negroes,
while he is at the front battling
to keep slavery from all on. doors.
The Negro press needs the as
sistance of the White press, now
as never beofre to raise the NOR
ale of our enlisted youth and
others.
We sound this solemn warning,
to all departments of our govern
ment. We want undivided coop
GRAFTON. We have never lost
war, is true statement. But on
the other hand we have never
won a war without the Negro, this
too. is Gods way of doing things.
It is possible to halt American
discrimination and lynching the
Negro until he can this war for
you?
am sure this is Gods way. Of
achieving victory from a selfish
world.
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4 EDITORS DEBATE
ON NEGRO, WAR

Continued from preceding page)
ages in an epidemic threatened
community, work with local doc
tors and public health officials.
This assistance includes medical
and surgical care, orthopedic
equipment, transportation to and
from clinics and financial aid in
payment for hospital expenses.
Chapters have been financing
courses of instruction in the Ken
NY method of treatment for doc
tors, nurses and physical therapy
technicians.
The Foundations funds brought
Miss Kenny from the Australian
bush country where she developed
her technique of hot applications
plus a highly specialized method
of restoring awakened muscles to
normal use. This method is one
of relief and salvage and not the
cure that someday must be found,
but it is a God-send to the. suf-
fering and helpless.
In laboratories and field re-
search financed by the Founda-
ton, the search goes on for the
cause and the cure. 1t will come
some day, and while science bat
ties with the help of the peoples
dimes. much is being learned each
day that helps to combat the dis
ease. Some of these things SO far
learned are: that the virus Is ex-
creted through the bowels both by
the sick and those in contact with
them; the virus Is found in sew
age, privies, and rivers polluted
with sewage; that infantile pAral-
ysis might be spread through in
fected food or polluted drinking
water, like typhoid fever and that
the same sanitary measures used
to stop typhoid from spreading
can be used in the case of infan-
tile paralysis.
The dimes and dollars we drop
will carry on this battle for health
and human life until the causes
and a cure is found.
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accepted the name of his real
father, McCants. Yes my grand
father was real Scotchman, and
may have been descendant of
those arriving in America on the
Mayflower, who knows?
With acts of this kind plenti-
full during slavery days, as now,
we endeavor to hold on to the old
false idea that there ia such a
thing as superior race or nation.
A shudder of much needed SYM
pathy enshrouds me, when asked
by many so called intelligent su-
peiror beings, how I came by the
name of McCants. Three hundred
years of slavery, discrimination
and death, finds the Negro of
America still loyal to his God and
country. Trade him for a horse.
Neglect to give him credit for
heroic deeds. in saving the life of
those who at present face death
and destruction. Forcing the Ne
gro to lay down his life that this
so-called American Democracy
that stands by, and abets dis
elimination in all forms; from
the seat of our government to the
bowels of the south. Trade us for
a horse, and we will continue to
prove to the world, that we too
are Gods children. So please be
reminded, that If and when vic
tory is proclaimed the Negro will
be in the front ranks of those
sharing heroic honors.
It's Gods way of doing things.
His way is not our way, and our
way not his way, saith he Lord.
ISAIAH 55th. CHI Sth V. Trading
the Negro for a horse is not
reflection on the soul of the man
who grew to be one of the worlds
most useful beings, the reflection
is on the so-ealled Christian civ
ilization, claimed by our said to
be superiors.
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race or nation and set out to
prove it by exploiting the minor
ity groups, who were enslaved to
further the greedy appetite of
those in power. This we'll planned
idea suffered a disastrous set
back on several occasions, but has
successfully operated to some no.
ticeable degree, to this day.
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Definitions OF The Soul

Our soul is a precious vase In
our hand. We must not break 1t.
Our soul is a well-tuned harp
from which Gods fingers lure the
most wonderful melodies. We
must not make it discordant.
Our soul is a clear spring. We
must not POISON it.
Our soul is lovely white flow
er. We must not tread 1t under.
foot.
Our soul is a fiery flame. We
must not extinguish it.
Our soul is a sigh for God. We
must not reperss it.
Our soul is Gods wandering
child, a celestial angel strayed
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CLUB DE FACTO
1920 oath Ave.
Chiterlings & Chilli
Carnival, February IS
Everyone is Welcome.

Mrs. Nellie Wilson has been
confined to her bed the past week
with a very severe cold. She is
very much improved this week.
Turkey and Fried Chicken din
ner this Sunday as usual. We were
closed last Sunday, due to our
furnace disorder.
Remember to attend the Twi-
light Hour, February ID from 5
until 6 D. m.
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Recent Wedding
BY j. A. (Jack) johnson

BY j. A. (Jacl1) johnson
Climaxing a courtship of more
than five years, Miss Klara Mae
McCurdy, daughter of Mrs. Lu-
cile McCurdy and Mr.. Melvyn
Phillips Winston. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Winston, were married
at the home of the brides moth
er. 526 23rd Avenue, Saturday,
Jan. 2Srd.
Surrounded by host of relatives
and friends, the beautiful wedding
service was read by Rev. r. Ben
famine Davis at 900 p. m. The
happy couple were the recipients
Of many beautiful and useful gifts
and will be at home to their many
friends after January goth at the
Liza Apartments, 222 22nd Az
enue.
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Y " C. A.
PhylIls WheatIey branch
Idell c. Vertner, Executive Sec.

Idell c. Vertner, Executive Sec.
The pot luck dinner planned
for last Thursday evening by the
B. & I. Girls club has been post
poned to Thursday evening, jan
uary 2Sth. Because of the cold
weather many members were not
able to attend.
The skating party for the
Younger Girls also was postpon-
ed from Wednesday Jan. goth to
Wednesday. the 9th.
Jewel Wells of the Senior Girl
Reserveswa one of the delegates
chosen from the Inter-Club Coun-
ell to attend he Hi-Y Conference
at Vancouver the 12-1S-14 of
Feb.
The first meetin gof the Up-To-
Dating Course will be held at
the Branch this Friday night,
January goth at 1880 D. m. Miss
Ellen Torrance will be the dis
cussion leader and co-chairman
will be Marion Cousins and Har-
old McVey. Other speakers will be
Mrs. Jessie Shields, counselor for
the Young Peoples group of the
Mount Zion Baptist Church; Miss
Priscilla Wicks from the B. & 1.
department of the central asso-
citation; Mr.. Gilbert Baker and
Mr.. Arthur Banks from the Uni
4ersity of washington.
The Membership Drive for tho
Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation opened January 18th, and
will continue through February.
Miss Lizzie Beal from Texas is
a guest at the Branch.
hTe Modernettes will have
charge of he first Vesper service
of the year on January 81. The
Modernette club is composed OF
girls on of high school who are
either continuing school or work.
ing.
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creatori God is able to take care
of and protect his ministers! This
column speaks boldly, just like
the Christ did, and 10, no one says
or even writes anything about it.
They are afraid to say in print
that it is the truth, and they dare
not to dispute the Christ. Any Ne
gro who processes to fight dis
elimination based upon race, and
doesn't condemn the present-day,
segregated, UNCONVENTIONAL re-
Iigious groups is a liar, a hypO-
critic or fool.
Humanity at this moment is in
need of the gospel of Christ. And
my race, more so than any other,
is perishing for the gospel, which
is the wisdom of God. We don't
need any militancy only in speak
ing and exercising the wisdom of
Christ. Then we will be too wise
to invite bootings and punches
from white policemen. white bus
drivers, and white merchants.
When an ignorant, prejudiced
white has to be death with, only
the man or woman with the wis
Iy and wisely with the situation.
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Wedding Notice

Mr.. Peter A. Mcintyre and Miss
e. A. Baker, Tuesday, Jan. rs,
1913, $50 p. m. at 311 Lane st.
Witnesses included Mr.. and Mrs.
Green and Mae Green with Rev.
]. Swancy officiating.
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JUST TO REMIND YOU

My father born of slave par
ents during slave days, was the
son of his mothers slave master,
master, who was married to a
white woman and was the father
of five children by his white wife,
and father of three boys by his
colored slave house maid; who
happened to be my grandmother.
These three boys as soon as
they were born were placed in the
care of other slaves on the plan
tation, until they reached the age
of II and fourteen, they were
then sold to other slave masters
in different parts of the country,
taking the name of their masters.
Two of my uneles bore the name
of Bates and Colman, my father
after emancipation of the race
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READ YOUR BIBLE!
BY GAMEwELL VALENTINE

By GAMEWELL VALENTINE
but 10, HE SPEAKETH
BOLDLY, AND THEY SAY
NOTHING UNTO HIM. DO THE
RULERS KNOW INDEED THAT
THIS IS HE VERY CHRIST?'-
John 1920.
The above verse refers to the
bold speech of Jesus, the model
and perfect gospel minister. The
Ministers of today are anything
and everything but bold in speak
ing the Gospel. They are more
like mice. They are afraid to
speak to Godi Our smart aleck
leaders will speak out against Jim
Crowism" in every realm, except
where 1T should be condemned
and boycotted, and that realm is
in the "Jim Grow religionf that
mas been peodied on on the poor,
intellectual and scholarly Negro
ever since he was freed from ma
teriaI chains, which he exchanged
for mental and spiritual chains!
When the Negro wore chains and
worked in the cotton fields from
sunrise until sunset, he was free.
But now he makes only eight and
ten hours per day, rides in mod
ern motor cars, yet, he Is the most
obedient slave of the white man,
who is still his master.
Men of God have always spoken
boldly, and will always speak
boldly in the interest of God, our
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EAST MADISON Y.M.C.A.

Despite the cold weather the
service club has been quite busy
entertaining service men and civ
ilians who hav been enjoying the
snow and skiing in this vicinity.
Pine between 18th and 23rd has
been quite busy, with snow goers.
The Service Club will be pre-
senting the Standpoint orchestra
in the near future to the public
of Seattle. These men, who were
former band leaders and musi-
clans from various parts of the
country are here to stay through
out the duration. We hope the
public of Seattle will make these
men as we'll as other men of the
armed forces feel at home. Re-
member 1t is not the uniform but
the man behind the uniform that
counts. Also remember these men
were civilians as you and I but
took from their places when call
ed as each must take-to-fight -
to follow the course of their
own duties to self and country.
They believed also that a nation
is only as strong as it's people =
and that each is but one of its
people. They also see the individ-
ual responsibilities to work
and live and give and fight and
save as if the future depended
on them alone. What have We
done to make them happy as in
dividuals, while in our city? Have
we been negligent? Have we con-
| tributed to their happiness? Have
we advised them when we see
thin in the wrong or have we pas
sed them and criticized without
aiding? Remember they were TAX
en- from homes as good as yours
and mine, and they will go to for
eign lands to fight for the preser-
walton of our country.
Call In for some young man to
attend that party or dinner to be
held at your home. These young
men also would like to attend
bridge clubs and whist parties
so members of Men sClubs do
your bit in making them happy.
If you are interested in becom-
a Junior or Senior Volunteer Hos
tess come by the club = we will
enroll you at once.
The members of the Boeing II
Club entertained the enlisted men
Sunday evening from z to p. m.
A very delicious menu was served
and the young men and ladies had
very pleasant evening.
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Registrar Ito youthful BRIDE
groom: "The young lady is not
a minor is she?"
Bridegroom: ooh no; she
works in a beauty parlorI"
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Peoples institutional Baptist

Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church
100 21st Avenue
Pastor Rev. II. w. Peniclx, ID. ID.
25O2 Goth Avenue South
Church Pone East 100
Res. Phone Prospect 1920
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a. m.
Evening Worship 500 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer Service. We'd
nesday evening 500 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
LIST and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
2:3O.
Missionary Day. Srd Sunday
afternoon 8 o'clock.
The public is invited to all SER
vices.
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GOOD NEICHBORS
And COMMON SENSE
BY S. T. McCANTS

After several months absence
of the Good Neighbor column, we
return with the avowed declara-
ton, that we must be good neigh
bors. to have peace in our indi-
vidual lives, or in the earth which
we live. We are sure that of all
the important facts that go to
make our world better, peace is
the uppermost desire in the hearts
of all humanity today. We often
wonder how many among us, have
counted the cost, or otherwise
fully realized, why we are so tor
mented at his time. There is a
cause, and it Is the duty of each
and every one of us, to know
what is, and to do all in our in
dividual power to remedy the
same.
Cause and remedy for all Ills
of this world are found in Gods
word only.
After more than a half century
of earnest endeavor to make the
most of life, striving at all times
to keep before me, under all cir
cumstances, my Creators chief and
most important command, to Love
my neighbor as myself, and to
do unto others, as I would have
them do unto me. We are pleased
to inform you that an earnest eff
fort on our part, to put these all
important commands in practice,
day by day, will to our utter sur
prise assure each of us. the real
ity of a guiding power, beyond
that of man.
Why We Suffer in the Worlds
Worst Catastrophe Today?
First of all, we have failed to
love our neighbor as ourselves,
and to do unto others as we would
have them do unto us. We are
personally responsible for all that
may come to us in this life, good
or evil. We must reap what we
SOW. If this be true, let's recall
some of the seed that has been
sown in the hearts of many of our
leaders in church and state. for
the past $50 years, under the
name of Christian civilization.
Greed and covetousness for ma
terial wealth and power, was one
of the first to be adopted, by
State and Church, out of this COM
bination of evils, grew hate, self
ishness, discrimination and muir
der, until today this seemingly
harmless little seed has grown to
be the worlds largest and most
powerful enemy. which threatens
the destruction of all mankind.
Where its Judgement in the hearts
and souls of all humanity Is found
throughout the world.
This same evil monster snugly
nourished in the hearts of many
leaders in world affairs, brought
about the false idea, that there
was such a thing as a superior
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GYM CLASS POPULAR

The Cray Clubs gym class
that is held every Saturday morn
ing at the Garfield High School
gym at 900 is proving very pop
ular. Any boy who is between the
ages OF 9 and IL may sign-up for
the gym class by getting in touch
with the Executive Secretary of
the East Madison YMCA. T h e
following boys have already sign
ed up and are enjoying the class:
Robert Buford, Herschel Goodwin,
David Williams, Melvin Baker,
William Johnson, Ed. Teabeau. l..
G. Jones. Eugene Silverton, Sam
Jones, Sandy Swancy, Charles
Lewis, Chas. Johnson, Eugene
Hadnot. Alfred Brent, Van Lear
Douglas, Bill Cook and Walter
Jones.
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ALL HUMANITY AKIN

This same monster, greed,
brought about the propaganda
that there was a difference in the
color of the life stream, flowing
through the veins of the different
races and nationalities. They went
so far as to name the different
colors of blood that coursed it's
way through the veins of many
world celebrities, and as a result,
we now have according to record
ed history, White blood, blue
blood, royal blood, and last but
not least, black blood. So, lets
settle this false statement con-
corning the different colors of
blood and life stream coursing
through the veins of all humanity,
and life On earth, by taking the
word of the creator of all blood
and life - who tells us in no I'M
certain words ("of one blood,
Created He, all nations of the
earth, Saith the Lord.")
Greed and Material Power, Still
Rampant Throughout the World
The enslavement of man by
man, has proved to be not only
sad mistake, but disastrous fall
ure. Yet in the face of death and
destruction, we cling to the hope
that we can continue to hold our
brothers and sisters of the human
race in slavery, and at the same
time have peace of mind and
state. We cling to the wicked
idea, that we can enslave and rob
human beings of their God given
rights, and have peace. Knowing
all the while, that these ungodly
acts are not only violations of
Gods law, and constitution of the
country, but bastard deeds COM
mitted against common human
decency. Why then should we ask
the anxious question: Why all the
unheard of torment and destruc-
ton of mankind in our world to-
day?
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No. 100 1. B. p. O. e. W.

Puget Sound Lodge EIIzs
Meets at Masonic Hall, 21st
and East jefferson Sts., First
and Third Monday each Month.
e. n. Chainey, Exalted Ruler,
Tel. Rainier S002. 96SS-55th So.
w. e. Vrooman, Secretary, Tel.
East 1864. 1474-21st.
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st. Philips Episcopal Church
227 % Avenue North
Cat East Thomas Street)
Rev. Raymond David Holmes
VII m
Sunday, Jan. "a.
p. m. Church School.
2 D. m. Choral Vespers and
Sermon.
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from its heavenly home. Let us
so live that we may lead it back
to Gods kingdom.
Bishop 10th.
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SEATTLE
CHURCHES

First A. NJ. E. Church
Between Pike and Pine, 14th Ave.
DIR. J.. II. Hayes, Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. Preaching
Il and s.; Christian Endeavor, Z
p. m; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday, s o'click.
Community A. NJ. Il. Zion
Rev. o. s. Thomas Lewis
Assisting Minister
1910 23rd Avenue
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service 1900 a. m.
Christian Endeavor Gas.
Evening Service $500 p. m.
Mount Zion Baptist
1884 10Th Aveiue
Prospect O444
Rev. Benz. Davis, Pastor
Sunday school, GAS. Preaching
II and 8; Christian Endeavor.
p. m; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday, s o'click.
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Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John r. Harris, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. M; IL a. m. Morning Worship;
p. m. Y1ang People; 7,30 p. m.
Evening Worship.
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Full Gospel Pentecostal Temple
Bishop Il. f. Morris, Pastor

Sunday School 9:45 a. m; Nor
ming worship II a. M; Street Ser
vice Sunday on Broadway p.
M; Y. P. c. w. $50 p. m.