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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-27
NOT 50 REVOLUTIONARY

The United Automobile Workers proposal to the
Ford Motor Co. Of 'compony security against un-
authorized work stoppoees served to emPhosize'
nnnono other things how far John 1. Lewis nos
stroved from the comrodeship and even the often
zion Of his old poIs in the AFl and C'O.
y Il was evident that John L. had been pretty much
overlooked when Richard T. Leonard, chief OF the
suAW neoototors sold on the eve Of his program
pubIicoton that it would be nothing short OF revo-
itjonory II was further evident, otter the surprise
xos spruno when reporters who had consulted labor
leoders in Ioborconscous Detroit we're able to tell
The public that this was unprecedented and perhaps
fhe most progressive step ever taken by q union.
/, EVERYBODY seemed to have forgotten in this burst
of admirable enthusiasm that for more than dozen
veors the United Mine Workers and btuminous cool
noerotors have carried substantially the same COM
pony security provisions in their contracts.
IS Before the war these contracts differed from re-
uon to reqon but all included penalties for unouth-
ostxed work stoppoees And the more recent noster
controcts which cover the UNIV jurisdiction in the
btuninous mining industry have retained them.
Under the UNIV system or two-doIor fines
strike. The fine is collected by payroll deduction,
and is kept in separate bank account. The whole
procedure is on oco scoIe Representatives Of the
miners the operators and the public make UP COM
rnittee which decides on the disposal Of funds COL
Iscted in this woy
|s Usually the money goes to local activities. In
foct many locals and operators have written oeree-
ments which stpu|ote that the fines sholI go to char
etc.
IN At the end of one large wildcat strike in which
The fines ran into six figures. the company oereed
10 waive penalties. But usually these fines are levied
as motter Of course and no question is rosed. The
best ovoIobe estimate on toto fines collected since
she beginning Of these agreements is something
more than $5OO.OOO
One newspaper coIIed the JAW proposal to Ford
"on almost roncIod program to stop unauthorized
strikes, sitdowns and s|owdowns." An examination
Of the similar programs history in the mining indus
Try doesn't quite bear out that rosy prediction But
X seems generally oereed that it does deter and
shorten wildcat strikes Such work stopPoees go on
all the time in the cool fields but they seldom lost
long or ottroct more than local notice.
Thus any company or union which is thinking OF
asking or granting fines for wdcot wolkouts can
turn to the domain Of the shaggy. +one land oppor-
emily forootten) wolf Of the UNIV and see the plan
In oction And they sofey assume that the plan
works. for neither Mr. Lewis nor the operators are
fomous for submitting to real or foncied inequities
without squowk.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-27

at a game, or on date. Besides,
what If they do take q smoke Or
a drink once in q while? We're
old enough to know what's good
for us. And telling q person he
can't do either Is just likely to
make him want TO-"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Bias Tangles
With Points In
Highland Park

After celebrating for half hour
a Highland Park jury returned a
verdict Of not guilty before Nh
nicipal Judge George Bladder.
Tuesday. in favor of John Green.
owner of jeans Waffle Shop. who
WY accused OF discrimination.
The case against Mr.. Green was
brought by Tvry Baldwin. of 255
Palmer street; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Orange. Of 6420 Twenty-fourth
street; Miss Martha Cox, OF 1919
Trumbull avenue. and Miss beats.
of the VINO library. They charged
that on last March 10 they were
refused service in the restaurant
owned by Green. Defense witnesses
testified that Green was out Of food.
had no points. and that the party
in question were new customers.
This was denied by the complain
ants, Miss beats proving that she
had eaten there several times be-
fore, and that the items ordered
were not only not rationed. but in
full view Of the prospective Gus
toners.
All complaining witnesses are
members Of the Committee on Ra-
cial Equality. Orange is a veteran.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

, A motion for a new trial for
Benny Ormsby and Richard Rice
was fled by Attorney Joseph A.
Brown. counsel for the defendants.
was fled Tuesday morning.
Ormsby. Is. Of 1871 st. Antoine
street, and Rice, Of 274 Frederick
street. were convicted two weeks
ago Of conspirinE to violate the
gaming law. They had previous
" been convicted Of the charge.
but appealed to the State Su-
preme Court which reversed the
decision Of the lower court and
set aside the sentences.
ORMSBY AND RICE. found
guilty by Recorders Judge Arthur
Z. Gordon, were sentenced to serve
from 2l to 5 years in prison. while
two other defendants. Calvin Ham
mond. IS, Of 5sia St. Antoine street,
and Russell Johnson. q. OF 90 +
pnInfer street. were sentenced 10
serve from one to Ave years. and
Miss Alcena Gibbs. 80, OF Isl Al
ger avenue, was fined 81 600 and
placed on probation for three
years.
The defendants were denied
bond by Judge Gordon following
their conviction. but placed Orms-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
HOLDING 7 IN
DEATH OF Dice
GAME PLAYER

yeanf msn and )
held this week for invest ation Of
murder. after they had become in
volved with others in dispute
following . dice game aSl3l5 Nc
Brearty place. according to police
Police say that Herbert Wheel
er. b. Of 53S E. Palmer street.
stabbed In the hack. died while
awaiting treatment at Receiving
hospital. He had been taken to
get aid bv Tom Gibson. 81. Of the
Palmer street address.
II was disclosed tina. a short time
later Otto Jenkins. 20, 1915 Nc
Brearty place. had been admitted to
the hospital for treatment Of
lacerated head
POLICE LEARNED that Jen-
kins and Wheeler had an argument
during an alleged dice game IN
the home OF Beulah Marshall at
the McBrearty place at which time
she got shotgun and attempted
to stop the alteration by threaten
ing 10 shoot the gun.
Police say that someone took
the gun from her and Jenkins was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Plan Special Workshop
On City's Race Issues

Malcolm W. Bingay, editorial di-
rector of the Detroit Free Press,
will be the principal speaker at the
evening meeting OF a weFk shop
conference on race relations spon-
sored by the Deue4tsSsg 7sSisli
committee in the Rackhann Memo
rial building. Friday. June /.
The purpose Of the conference
Is TO outline an up-ts-date pie
ture Of race relations i'm the De-
troit community today, consider
common problems In building
better race relations and form
plans for extending the work
shop To the various organized
groups represented"
Sessions OF the conference viii
be held from $50 am. 10 5 pm. and
viii close with the meeting at
8 pm, during which Bingay will
talk on "Deroits Stake In Race
Relations" Bingsy is one Of a
group 81 editors recently returned
from the European theater Of war
where they viewed the evidence OF
Nazi atrocities.
Admittance AZ the daytime seS-
sion Of the conference Is by invi-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Denying that he had phoned
MIA authorities, urging that they
delay the development of the
Ecorse Township site for war
housing. Sen. Arthur Vandenburg
said this week that he had no
records in San Francisco and that
he was asking his Washington
office for complete file on The
housing controversy.
The Senator. who Is new In
San Francisco to the World con-
ference, was replying to q tele-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
.
Crack-Up Of Roosevelt
Car Kills 4 In N. Y.

MONTGOMERY. NY. - Four
persons were killed and. two in
jured Saturday when the coupe in
which they we're riding crashed
into the rear OF parked truck.
The coupe. owned by Mrs. Frank
lin d. Roosevelt. was driven by
her chauffeur without her permits
sion.
The victims. all Negroes, In
clude three women and q private
stationed ut Stewart Army air
field, Newburgh. The injured are
Pvt Anderson J. Johnson. 26. also
stationed at Stewart field. and
James J. Johnson Jr.. Is. Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

BIAS HEARING
ANNOUNCED BY
MALCOLM ROSS
Eleven Detroit Firms To
Be Examined By
FEPC Lawyers

Malcolm Ross, chairman o6 the
Committee on Fair Em.
ployment Practice, announced To-
day that the committee win hear
complaints of alleged discrimina>
ton within the trucking industry
in the Detroit area on June 2 and
4. l945.
According to the complaints re-
ceived by the committee, quail
fled Negro truck drivers Are re-
fused employment by varieus
companies solely because Of their
race. II Is said the existence q
closed agreements between
Transfers Local 299, Internatisn-
nj Brotherhood Of Teama1eSA
Chauffeurs, Wareheusemen un4
Helpers Of America, AT. G. h
and each firm and The uuADun
opposition 10 empleymcnt q -
groes rs truck afivsxs y $780,
sible fer this cend1oBpm -
gresunsDtrprsvt1as tnae \
\ Srfyer9 esnplqT9D lEiz
! Ht,iiC4s o. III =
Rdss said have been sent Il 90
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Government Was
Forced To Use
Its War Power

Declaring that the temporary
war housing which IS scheduled
to be placed in Ecorse Town
ship. is war necessity, Phil
NJ. Klutniiz, head Of the FPHA,
told citizens from Ecorse Town.
ship and Melvindale at the
WV auditorium Tuesday night
that the government had been
forced to use its wartime power
Klutnitz. guest speaker a, a
meeting Of the Housing and
Planning Council. emphasized
the role Of public housing in
the postwar PERIOD. He de-
clared. however, that public
housing can never be more than
d supplement to private Con-
struction. but that both must
work together IL the goal of de-
cent housing for all citizens Is
to be realized.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Bell Hops Given
Prison Sentences

Prison terms OF three TO 20 years
in jackson were imposed upon four
young men Tuesday by Recorders
Judge John p. Scallen. They had
pleaded guilty last week TO a charge
of pandering while serving as bell
hons in the Paul Revere hotel.
Sentenced were Elvin Morton.
IS, of 308 Friedrich street: Randall
Flennoy. So OF 400 Z. Philadelphia
avenue; Arthur Randolph. %. OF
1899 Brush street. and Major Tops.
Tops was sentenced by Recorders
Judge Gerald Groat
Also sentenced on pandering
charge was Charles Adams. 80, OF
al Watson street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
c AlIENDAR

Saturday. May 2s--Labor Confsr-
ence. on Community Series
Central YWC.A. y am.
Sunday. MAJ 27--lota Phi Lambda
Sorority Memorial. Beth<1.
church. $50 pm.
Sunday, May 27-Civil Rights Fed.
Grafton Housing confereneek
Msecabees building. l:30 pm.
Sunday. May 27--Musical RscitaL
Scott Church. $50 pm.
SUNDAY, May 27-A-NA.AC.P. Mass
meeting. Macedonia Bsp<ist
church. $50 pm.
SUNDAY, May N-New Idea Social
club tea. Yw.c.A- q pm.
Monday. May a. Show-C Aus4
hearings. On YPhA Heusins-
Federal building.
Monday. May U--Art Exhibit %
Lucy Thurman y.WcA -
Brush and Palette sJho. "a =
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ence. affects not only the Ne
gro people. II affects the entire
community. A healthy, peaceful.
democratic community cannot be
built around an island Of racial
discrimination. insecurity. delin-
Quency and disease"
After registration OF delegates al
i:30 pm, the program gets under
way with a presentation OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
RsoseveltS ground keeper and
chauffeur.

Rsosevelts ground keeper and
chauffeur.
The dead are Daisy Hill. 20. and
Dorothy Harris. l9. both OF Pough-
keepsie; Edwina Dolly Riley. 10.
of New York, and Pvt. Edison
Mauldin. 10. of Winona. Tex.
The accident happened at 2:i5
am. on Route 81. a short distance
south Of here. The coupe was de-
molished. Police arrested Theo-
dore Miller. driver Of the truck,
and charged him with criminal
negligence lin the operation OF q
vehicle resulting in fatality.
According 70 police. Miller, who
was driving florists nursery truck
loaded with trees, explained he had
stopped TO study map and light
4 cigarette.
The chauffeur suffered from lac
erations and shock. Fred Close
sheriff Of Duchess county. fil4
in the state police office a wst
rant for the arrest Of the chauffeur,
charging he stole the 81 500 auto
mobile.
MRS. ROOSEVELTS secretary
Miss Mslvina Thompson. reported
the disappearance Of Johnson and
the car TO Sheriff Close at 8:55 am
She stated that johnson drove Mrs
-.< -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Funeral Rites
Held Wednesday
For Isaac Petty

Funeral services for Isaac Petty,
81. were held at Third Baptist
church. Ferry and St Antoine
streets. Wednesday. Mr.. Petty, man-
ager Of the Jeeps club, Beaubien
street and Madison avenue. died
Saturday. May 10. -
Born in Chatham, Va. Mr.. Petty
had been a resident Of Detroit since
1904. He was taken To the Detroit
Tuberculosis Sanitarium, 1900 Tux
edo avenue. last July. He came
home last winter. but was returned
10 the hospital more than n month
ago.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
Rose Petty, and a son. William, OF
635, E. Hancock avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Jury Frees Jones
On Murder Charge

John H. Jones. 28. OF 367l Beau
fait street. was acquitted by jury
Monday in the courtroom Of Re-
corder's Judge Paul E. Krause
Jones faced a first degree murder
charge in the Staying OF Isham
Smith. 1913 Benton street. last
Ock4A
SINH was assaulted with a
poker, beaten and robbed Of $50.
He died two days later in Receiv-
ing hospital
The defendant made a-stater1ent
to police following his arrestSbut
defense counsel argued that Ibis
confession was obtained tAfphgh
police brutality. ss,as
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Hold 2 For Trial
In Death OF Youth

Leon Williams. q. OF l740 Jos
Campau avenue. and Harold
Thomas. q. OF 22ll Meldrum ave-
nue.. were held for trial following
their examination Tuesday before
Traffic Judge John ID. Watts. The
men are accused Of the traffic
death Of eight-year-old Jeffry Will
liams last April IS. Williams was
held without bond. Thomas was
released under $1,000 bond.
Williams body was stuffed into
q garbage receptacle at the rear OF
1863 L. Lafayette street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
HELD IN CHECK CASE

James Binion was returned from
Cleveland and held as a witness In
the check forging conspiracy
involving Lee Waterman and seven
others. Binion will be given an
examination June S and was placed
under $1,000 bond by Recorders
Judge Donald Van Zile.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
KILLED

the River szeiehed q climax this
.woek in = Nam o. huune=t0f
sSe viSft - AID / chxfch An
school participation. IasIss 9.
Within this srea IS7 have been
,uietighs al autolaobile accidents. six
OF theni losing - lives.
Begun four weSlkA aSs. the cam
paign has msved toward IN eight
day safety Week" which opened
Sunday and during which g.
operating agencies are redsubl-
ing their efforts to reduce he ae-
cident toll which made this COM
munity the most dangerous traf-
hc area in Detroit.
More than roo residents Of this
community have been killed.
painfully hurt or crippled In acc
cidents so far this year.
MINISTER'S OF neighborhood
churches gave Safety Week an aus
picious opening by using safety as
the theme of their Sunday SER
mons Many are planning to re-
emphasize IL next Sunday when the
eight days OF special effort will
conclude.
Meanwhile an army" OF volun-
teers Monday began visiting resi-
dences in the area. Spearheaded by
the Daniel H. Williams Health
guild. this army" is pointing out
Just how near home the traffic toll
strikes Armed with lists of acci-
dent victims. they are showing each
family they visit the names OF
friends, neighbors--even relatives
who have lost their lives or have
oefn injured in traffic accidents so
far mis- year. /
schools are g eratins with
special preGH6B and projects
stressing the point that caution
and traffic law observances will
reduce accidents and save lives.
PLACARDS. leaflets. movie trail
erS, sound cars, and pavement
markings are all being employed
TO assist the campaign-sponsoring
organization-the Traffic Accident
Prevention committee OF the AL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

gram from william Nicholas,
housing director Of the JAW
CLIO. Nicholas telegram is rs
follows:
MAY rs Detroit Free Press in
Dictates you phoned MIA admins
TRAITOR urging delay IN develop
ment l4l0 unit temporary war
housing project for Detroit area
war workers Twelve thousand
war workers and returning vet
Grams registered with local war
housing center, as being in ,imme-
diate need of shelter will find II
hard to understand your attitude
In this regard. Likewise Go finds
Il difficult 10 understand your APP
parent FIRST concern with Ford
company property rights over
human rights not 10 mention your
apparent utter disregard Of or con-
Germ with the unqueStlonable
DEFINITE connection between pro-
viding shelter for essential war
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Urges
Con sressr,,enu To
Block J. Rankin

The following wire was sent BY
The Michigan Chronicle to Com
gressrnen George O'Brien. George
c. Sadowski. John d. Dmgell John
Lesinki,' Ray Block. Louis Rabout
and George Dondero, urging them
to block the efforts OF Req John
Rankin Cd. Miss) 10 prefer the
contempt charge against Aibert
Deutsch, Of New York newspaper
PM:
we are depending men yea
10 help defeat Rankin's attempt
to destroy the freedom q No.
press. Rankin's attack On ~
bert Deutsch Of PM II an sttaek
against every honest Newspaper. ;
man In America"
RANKINS decision to cite
Deutsch for contempt came after
the newspaper man had refused 10
divulge confidential sources ofnew
stories on veterans affairs
Since that time, according -
Rep. Edith Nourse Rodgers CReps
Msss). Rankin had promised COM
mittee members that he wpu1d not
press the charge on tho House
floor without consulting then. -.
II II understood tlsat "a. 1alr
leaders doubted the House w0ulo
uphold the committee and that
vote on the issue would be unwis(
the outcome.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

IdCS OF n O W
poor an d in
adequate hous-
ing affects the
community by
officials $3.50.
S pea k ers in
clude DIR. Bruce
Douglas, Com
m issioner OF
Health: John Y.
Bahenger. Com
mis- stone err OF
Police depart
m e n I, a n d
George Scher-
m or director
Mayors Inter-
rae COM
potttee
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

Five investors In the Invest
ment Management company went
into Circuit Court this week and
sought an accounting Of $4,000
which they said they had turned
over 10 the company for the pur-
pose Of . real estate deal, The
company has offices In The Ma
tional Bank building. %
The plaintiffs are: Snowden A.
Williams, SIS Boston boulevard:
Joseph Milrre and wife, Freda.
fe77 Fullerton avenue; Jack Sem
pert. eSll Cortland. and Willie
Skinner, s1t East Euclid avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Federal Workers
Sign FEPC Pact

WASHINGTON. DC. CNNPA--
Thomas Richardson. executive vice
president. United Federal Workers
OF America, tClO. announced this
week that 4 pact 10 cooperate in
tho elimination Of discrimination
in the federal service had been
made by the United Federal Work
erS ofAmerica. clio. and the Fair
Employment Practices committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Start Safety Campaign To Reduce Traffic Deaths
Ormsby And Rice 10
Appeal Prison Terms

by and Rice under 5000 bond
pending hearing on the motion
for a new trial
THEY WERE arrested following
raios in August and September Of
l94l at All Adelaide street and $40
Elizabeth street. Police charge the
group operated as the Wolverine
Mutuels house with Ormsby and
Rice as co-owners Of the alleged
syndicate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Diggs Pleads
Innocent On
Arrangement

Former State Senators Charles
c. Digs OF Detroit and Jerry 7.
Logic, Of Bay City. pleaded inno-
cent last Wednesday when they
were arraiened on charges OF leg
islative graft conspiracy.
Trial for the two men was set
for June 4. by. Circuit Judge Le-
land w. Carr.
DIGGS, a DEMOCRAT and for
merly the only Negro member OF
the Senate. is accused along with
Logic Of accepting money from
former Senator Chester NJ. How
ell. of Saginaw, in l94l in an al
legged conspiracy to kill bill TO
regulate horse racing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Plan COnfab On
Trade Education

SCOTLANDvILLE. La. - The
annual state conference and short
course in trade and industrial edu-
cation will be held at Southern
university. Juke IL through June
20. J. w. Mcleod. state teacher
trainer and acting director. division
81 mechanical arts, announced this
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26

From 800 to 4. there will be
first hand field report on housing
made by special Investigators for
this conference.
THERE WILL be panel discus
sions Of programs TO build q
healthy, peaceful and united COM
munity from 4 to pm. Topics
listed for discussion are "A Pro-
gram for the Church." led by Rev.
Francis Creamer, rector, Christ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
Senator Denies Part~As
Project Support Mounts

workers and uninterrupted war
production schedules. Even a
cursory examination, Senator, will
reveal these facts. ID We are at
war with Japan and interested in
her defeat. 20 Detroit area still
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ing conference
Sunday. 1t was
announced this
week by Rev.
Charles A. Hill
and Rev. Els
worth NJ. Smith,
co-ch a irm G n.
The conference
will open at
l;30 pm. in the
NJ a c c a b c e 5
building audi
torium.
~The issns
part the call
A. AZ .>>E~r
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
ARMY REVIEWS
CONDITIONS IN
477TH GROUP

WASHINGTON. DC. CNNPA)--
The Inspector Generals report on
conditions in the 477th Bombard-
ment group has been completed.
but the War department still has
II under very careful and serious
consideration" according to Under
secretary OF War Robert Patter-
son. He would pot say. in his
press conference last week. when
a statement would be forthcoming.
DISCRIMINATORY policies Of
Col Robert Selway and his staff
Of white officers in command Of
the 477th have been under fire for
some time through the Negro press
Matters came 70 a heal recently
when over 100 officers ssere arr
rested for refusing to sign a state
ment acknowledging they knew
---------------a-----
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
CIVIC LEADERS
LEAD TALKS ON
NO. | PROBLEM
Housing Conference To
Be Held Sunday In
Maccabees Bldg.

A number OF public officials and
civic leaders will be speakers at
the Civic Rights Federation Hous-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-26
HEALTH GUILD
SPEARHEAD Of
ALL-0UT DRIVE
Ministers And Agencies
Join Forces To Save
Lives In Area

A concerted effort TO reduce
traffic accidents in the area bounded
by Woodward, Warren. Chene. and
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tation. The evening session b opan
TO the public. 81
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H-See SENATOR. Page =
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~ See HOLD TWO. Page 4
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- See SAFETY. Page 4
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INVITATIONS have been mailed
to more than 5000 or sshisations M
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DISCRIMINATORY

~' See ARMY. Page 4