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Evening star., 1947-01-02

loose in private with the vocabu-
laries they normally apply to mem
bers of the family who speak out
of turn.
No sooner had the latter's
angry words melted into silence
than the critics started coming
through with their 10-best picture
lists for the Season.
They could not have supported
Goldwyn more strongly if they hae
borrowed his mind with which tt
DO their thinking. When they got
through placing Henry "" "Oper
CITY," ''Brief Encounter" "It Hap.
paned at the Inn," STAIRWAY
to Heaven" THE Well-Diggers
Daughter" their lists looked a.
if there suddenly were no Holly.
wood.
One critic, whose taste is ratee
variously from eccentric to ma.
cabre. even tossed in a picture
called 1.-The Raider"
There never had been anything
like it, and Hollywood still is reel
ing under the impact. One or two
foreign pictures, it could take, but
not that many.
Then, to make his colleagues fee
worse, and GoldWyn feel better
the reviewers went farther this veal
than ever before with a whimsical
practice whose virture they, them.
selves, regard as dubious.
This is the process of selecting
the 10 worst, or as the refined re-
viewers say, most disappointing
screenplays of the year.
With fragrant disregard for the
Hollywood yardstick of boxof11ce
success, the rampaging reviewers let
fly with both barrels at some OF the
biggest pictures of the year. Leave
Her to Heaven" "I've Always Loved
You," "Of Human Bondage" "Devo-
ton, "'"No Leave, No Love" and
number of royalty budgeted produc-
tions were decried with the We
hemence formerly reserved for de-
fenseless minor cinema carrots.
This was heresy OF appalling di-
mensions, not that reviewers have
avoided disagreeing with the box
Office, but that they should do SO
suddenly on so lavish a scale.
All told, it brought 1916 to quite
an unhappy ending in Hollywood.
But nothing really could augur
more happily for 1947, which got
off to quite a brusque start in Wash
ington.
X Il X
For 10 years, Producer Charles
Rogers has been sitting quietly as
the owner Of a movie script on the
life of Sarah Bernhardt. Through.
out that decade of contemplating
their work, Rogers has run across
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Movie-Making Is Cold Work
By SheiIoh Grohom

/ Humphrey Bogart looks like
Frankenstein's monsters young
brother on the set of Dark Pas
sage" He has just had an opera
ton to change his face, which is
sWathed in bandages. There's q
dead man on the floor and Bogey,
an escaped jailbird, is sure he will
be accused of the murder; SO he
decides to run away somewhere,
where the police can't find him. But
before he leaves he asks me, What
has Van johnson got that I
havent?"
Rita Hayworth is doing an out
door scene in LADY From Shang-
hai''-yes, it's still cold, and she is
wearing a white strapeless evening
gown. Shivering, too, but smiling.
Its Rehecca's birthday today and
she's having a party and if Orson
lets me go home soon, I'll get there
just in time for the end of il" says
Rita. Rebecca is her daughter and
Orson is her husband. He is also
her director and the father of Re
beeca. will she get home in time
for the party?" I ask him. "Will
r.? Rita asks him, with a loving
look Whereupon Orson kisses her
and says, "You can go home, mama.
,.iG come back afterWard." I gather
they are working ali night-to make
up for time lost.
Robert Walker Is wearing a flow
| ing bow tie when bump into him
on the way to his picture, Song of
Love" I'm not copying Sinatra, !"
Bob assures me, dead-pan. TITS
for my picture" He plays Brahms.
Lana Turner and Donna Reed
have a very tough time in Green
Dolphin Street" I arrive on the
/ set to find Donna climbing up the
side of "a cliff because the tide is
coming in and it looks like she'll be
drowned. Lana has even more fun.
She's captured by a fierce tribe of
Maori and they want to eat her!
Also, what Lana suffers during an
earthquake is nobody's business.
And right slap in the middle Of it
she gives birth to a baby!
X u X X
Joan Fontaine has just poisoned
her husband, Richard Ney, in ivy" !"
and at the moment she is reclining
In bed with an understandable
headache. It seems that she wants
to marry Herbert Marshall, who is
very rich and that is why she bumps
Off poor Richard. But she comes
| to terrible end" says Director
Sam Wood, and he describes 1t.
It's frightful. Joan sums up her
role with, "It's the story of a girl
who's clinging vine but she turns
out to be poison ivy"
Robert Hutton Is new kind of
star in Time Out of Mind and
is hoping it will definitely establish
him. I'm loved by three women"
he tells me with some pride. But
how does it end?" T want to know.
1--WE don't know that" says Director
Robert Siodmak, because the last
80 pages aren't written. That's the
way keep my actors on their toes.
If they are good they'll get some
of the last 30 pages. If not -"
"Ill be good" says Robert.
Fred MacMurray is making his
sixth picture with Claudette Col
ibert-'The Egg and I''-and he has
now decided that he does not want
to go into independent production,
like so many other top stars here"
II don't want the headaches" says
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Linda Darnell is working on the
back lot at Goth Century-Fox. Her
throat and shoulders are completely
exposed. The time is 4::30 IN the
afternoon; there's fog, and the air
Is very raw. You'll catch cold" ]
warn her as she steps into the
kings carriage for scene in For
ever Amber" II sure WILL" Linda
replies. Two days later Linda is
down with the flu!
Cornell Wilde, the man loved by
Linda in the picture, is made up
but not in costume. when do you
start to work?" ask him, shivering
in the cold Hollywood air. That S
what I'd like to know" says Cornell,
grimly. He was called to work at IL
in the morning, and precisely at
5 pm. he is told he can go home
as they won't get to his scenes that
day. Shall make Q fuss?" He
asks me. I won't tell you what I
advised him to dol don't want to
anuOy his bosses,
Evening star., 1947-01-02
This Daring Rescue
Is Another Trick
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Filming of a c;imactic canoe,
over waterfall scene, with Paul
ette Goddard and Gary Cooper
was probably as spectacular as tht
scene itself will be in "Uncon.
quered."
Rehearsed by doubles, the scene
calls for Miss Goddard and Cooper
escaping from Indians, to go ovel
the falls in the canoe. AS it upends
he grasps an overhanging tree
branch while she clings to him
Then he swings them both to shore
Strapped together for safety, the
principals and canoe are raised
more than 20 feet aloft. then thou.
sands of gallons of genuine, ano
chilly, water pour down upon them
The tree branch comes obligingly
within his reach, and swayS reals
tically, by mechanical means.
Evening star., 1947-01-02

stitute looked good at q distance
but wouldn't stand inspection.
why not hire some spiders?'
asked Director Otto Preminger.
This revolutionary thought had
occurred to no one, 1t seems. But
try it they did.
It took two spiders week to
decorate a mantel, but do it they
did. And it's realistic, too.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
Spiders Take Over
In Forever Amber
Y the Associated Pres
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Off-hand, you'd think no one
would worry much about cobwebs
in connection with Forever Am.
ber," but the set dressers found
they had to. A realistic web was a
necessity to a scene between star
Linda Darnell and her maid, Mar
got Grahafne.
Still short, the cobweb experts
reported, is the kind of rubber they
used before the war. A plastic sub
Evening star., 1947-01-02

Fred, who is very level headed. I
remember when I first came to Hol-
lywood Fred jumped his picture
price from $500 week to $1,000
just by going to Palm Springs for
a little vacation" Fred reminds me
with a grin.
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Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-01-02

picture of 1916. The same picture
also is the strongest Of several can
didates for the Academy Award and
has garnered number of other
best prizes.
This sort of thing is enormously
satisfying to any one in Hollywood.
Goldwyn is not impervious to that
emotion.
But there is something beyond
the reception of his picture that
Evening star., 1947-01-02
TryOuts Planned

The st. Paul's Players, to present
"The Man Who Came to Dinner" as
their second production Of the sea-
son, will have open tryouts Friday
from to 10 pm. at the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
IGoldwyn's Slur on u. S. Films
Gets Lavish Critic Backing
By Joy Cormody

This department has the spiritual condition In which
Godwn started New Godwn had
b be the happiest in Hollywood.
the several toasts to
hmselfs the
of Lives" the best
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Washington
Spotlight
IN LOUlS IAUTIER

Anu-lynchinG and Anu-poll tax
legislation and the bill to ban race
or religious discrimination in en-
ployment are certain TO run INTO
fl!lbusters when they are brought
up for debate on the Senate floor.
The Republican program TO corral
the Negro vote in the l94S Presi-
Dental election can be carried out
only after amendment Of the pres
ent clotupe rule,
II enactment Of ani-lynchinR,
anu-pOll tax and anti discrimina-
ton IN employment legislation is
really the objective Of orgRniza.
tons and individuals sponsoring
such measures, they should bend
all Of their energies toward get
ting the Senate TO amend its anti
quated cloture rule SO that a ma
yority may bring TO a vote, after
reasonable debate. any measure
they may wish to vote upon.
Notes; His Excellency, NJ. Asaf
Ali, Indian Ambassador to the
United States, accompanied Repre-,
sentative Emanuel Celler, Demo
crat, Of New York, when he APP
peared before n House Administra,
ton subcommittee to testify in sup
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-07-25

II Anthony B. Cassius gets a
license Friday to sell liquor in his
restaurant in Minneapolis it will
be due to the aroused public opinion
Of the decent people Of the Mill
City.
This upsurge Of public opinion
has been aroused by the vigorous
campaign Of the daily press by
news coverage. editorials and car
toons which ripped the cover off
the practice which has made Min.
neapolis liquor licensing odorous.
Thousands Of people not even
remotely interested in the liquor
business, as such. have been given
a glimpse Of how licenses for
which the city charges a nominal
sum actually cost thousands Of
dollars even when the uninitiated
business man attempts to go into
business.
II Cassius gets the license he will
be the first man in a long time who
got one without paying an extra
premium.
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Whut About Lee Horris2

Last Friday night broadcast program upon
"ch Lee '" Harms Jr ST. Paul boy appeared
prize As listened sing Man River" We were thrilled
at his splendid voice and perfect dcon thinking
" why Lee har brilliant local product had by this
celVed more than regional
We remembered that of the singers Negro
the concert held and the stage their opportunity
the local people their nelghbors, them
sometimes 1t was scholarship sometimes of
financial assistance to study under
told that Marian Anderson
terest Of the people of her Philadelphia
Lee Harris veteran Of War H. His father the
arrs ST. served St Paul for the religious
Kew Harris and his their
three daughters to be good useful singer
ms excellent voice and talent countless the Twin
Most OF the time he has without financial
It's about time the which profted
entertained by Mr. Harris should
Practically every who hears him thinks
has excellent pose, he is gentleman and Twin
manner should show interest furthng his
beyond our immediate vicinity Lee Harris has ability
tributes desirable for successful We RESPONSE
by OF pushing Of promising II they
heights they wi" reflect credit the cities which them
hand
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Rocist Rocket

Grudgingy beatedy condescendnRy the Of
itself and has announced that will
provide Cadillac rattle for farmer Harvey
Jones a rafAe but the
shte Sheriff club appeared
80 and told him he
was Negro he bought a ticket
refunded nd car given a white
itself yesterday for only though
reinforced by traditions Of Southern discrimination
could stand the organized
throughout the II terrific
Of public opinion and the fact that
the biRots Of he South stand out against Il
yesterday that would raise fund
that Of the which he had The
and WhoehaTted including
phone help from white SoubsrnS
The showed through the whole incident that
the instinct portsmAnhp and fair play much
bitterness and hatred Of racial dis
elimination had been ehsatsdehsAd because
Of eo0r-by bunch Of greedy aanctnoniO0 members
of the white trash issf superior
like the basis Of anything
fact q the Jones the AmsreAn
people b the fAeAnd Is fAtthAt rAcA dis
crnnasn tssh cheating there will b end % discrimination
In Harvey cheating
dsfrAudsd q somsthnR real ard visible In
The ordinary bydsy denAt0nths kind S,
heart q people directed cheating OBJ
vious dramAe vsls real Thoss sho
vasAbs thar $500 Afss Ty
dignity wth can't - msassrsa q
ard hsy are bang cheated q IA" ahs' {" maze h'hE
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VISITORS TO OFFICE

Visitors 10 the Minneapolis 81
Rcc Of this newspaper this week
were Mr.. Al Williams. 2iGis Fourth
Ave. s.; Mrs. liner Clark. 1904
Fifth Ave. s, Mira II g. Russell
G049 James Avo N Mrs. Geraldine
SiSEon, 30 Irving Ave. n. Mrs
Beatrice Slcmmonp, 220l Ff,h
Ave. s.; Dorothy T. Jones. 9O1
Washington Ave 4. Mrs ASlcar
Grant. Mrs. ". /. Battle and Rev
W. l.. Battle. 81 3t06 Fourth Ave
g.. Mrs. Bertha Johnson. 6GJ 81.
son Blvd. all ~ Minnrapolin, Nf
William Picksns. New York Mr
Charles Strawder, Detroit. Mich.
Mrs W & Kennard. Waco, TsTRs
and Mrs. Wanda Tate, Chicago, III
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port Of ant. poll tax legislation.
He's an addition to the dark
skinned colony Of the diplomatic
corps in Washington.
incidentally. Liberia has Ave
honorary consuls in this country.
They are Kelsey Pharr at Miami;
Richard Westhrook. Chicago: J.
A. Hardin. New Orleans; Carolyn
V. Johnson. honorary vice consul.
New York City, and Mack Hanna,
Jr., Port Arthur (Tcxas).
Marcus Ray, who resigned from
the War Department TO become
= colonel on the staff Of General
Lucius Clay, commanding general
Of the European theater, was an
ass 10 the end of his War Depart
ment service. lie held up a press
release concerning his resignation
because It contained the education
al background of his successor,
James {. Evans, graduate Of
Massachusetts Institute Of Tech.
ngIogy. lie wanted to know whether
the release Was about him or
Evans.
Republican strategy on legisla.
ton pushed by colored people and
liberal groups is becoming clear.
The House will probably pass anti
poll tax legislation before the Con
gresS Rdjourns July 20, The Ives
Chavez bill is likely to be reported
but not brought up for consldera-
ton in the Senate,
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A constructive step toward pro
lection Of the rights " citizens In
public places lrcgardless " race.
crocd. or nationality haykground(
has been recently effected IN St
Paul, The Saint Paul Council Of
Human Relations (CluEcns' and
Mayors cummittccl and tho May
ur's Office have arranged that the
pamphlet Outside the Homo" be-
given ont by the License Bureau
with the issuance oI each new II
CCnSr and each renewal, A note
will accompany tho lcanot reading
This pamphlet Is devised to help
you comply with the law, As many
copies as You need Tor the CduCa
uou VI your employees and patrons
can he obtained AZ this office OF
that " the ST Paul Council Of nu.
man Relations"
This pamphlet Is an attractive
brochure prepared by the Cover
nor's lutcrrac,nl Commission IN
which the Minnesota eva Rights
law Ia printed with an excellent
explanation " the law. It's history,
VI Amusement, eating IN rcstau-
rants and being seen IN public gath
"'tngS. We stand to lose 10y default,
oppoItuultIcs that otherwise would
ho kept forever open io ~. We
haven't az yet learned that, only
by making fun use ~ every open.
ing. can We halt the ever growing
roots IT congregations
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ton Ave August Mrs. Arthur
Lyons. G97 Bryant Ave n. COrnsiigs
~ ym6uf. 1tSi Smelling Ave n ~
craft. IGbl bryant Ave ~ Lucille
'gDDdNtu IsN y franklin Ave
AgRgst = LpsiUs y sbstsf. et1b
FIfh Ave 4 Mrs Lgrills Lear. 7SlL
Garhsid Ave + August t-NTs q
l. Esrus. ASA Tifth Ave \ Robert
W0rmIsY. lBtS F8uFth Ave = Mrs.
Jossph Jennings fGS o. Isth ~
Mrs Harley Morris, 81 Aldricb Ave
y August HATrT Hili. sac giTATs
Ave = " TUunlGEhaH. lbll
Fif'h Ave = Ruth PlttmAn, iti7
TnBT'h Ave \ Thomas Perkins. t2iI
T0Br'h Ave 4 ATs A. l. Martin
lTgs nm Ave =
HsIafsd HFssflHEH 20 Mrs. tyoulEs
guaFtsrmah. iGtl Bryant Ave ~
Ost-Sf-TSWs sSssftsGs July t0-=
Cpl gaFdHsF HpflrEhsid e m 8
HeWBs TsHas July il--hFs Bsr
Alexander EvAnst0H iIl AaEaHf
gssn'ihK gFssr AtlAnts. Os
MarJpFts AefFaHs Boston Mass
August -J0ssBh Head. kAhsas
rl'y No
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state civil rights statute.

state civil rights statute.
Previously In Hennepin county
such instances have been submitted
to grand jury. Usually the grand
jury has returned no bill As liberal
and as fair as the average white
MinnesotAn is. it Is still not easy
to get 20 white persons TO realize
that the refusal Of a public restau-
rant or bar TO serve an individual
because Of race or color Is a crime.
Therefore despite a number OF
cases offered to Hennepin grand
juries none ever returned true bills.
When the grand jury Is in re
cess, the county attorney may, II
he chooses. prosecute violatOrs on
information" This is what hap
pened in the Joseph Jacobs Ward
law case.
Whether the state wins a convic-
tion in district court or not the case
is a warning that the decent people
Of Minneapolis are determined that
violations Of the civil rights law
must be halted and are prepared
to see that they are.
The Minneapolis Sunday TRI-
BUNE handling Of WardlAw's and
Williams experience in the bar in
question was a masterful piece Of
news reporting and newspaper
service. Many daily papers through
out the country ignore or cover up
incidents like this and thousands
Of white people Of good will do not
get factual information on such oc-
currenceS.
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The Boys Guessed Wrong on Younqdohl

Where those political who attached
Sassen ooge Luther Youngdah during govemorshp
from this Republicans
cracF Labots
dahl is much his
Astute observers who have watched Youngdah
municipal judge until he became could
that YOungdh has always exhibited
depset convictions They would have also that
interested being people he is in holding
office This determined chin
ing around from anybody great
majority of the people Of this
All of this just about kicks that old tooge" theory cooked
hat!
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Saint Paul Council Places
Pamphlet in City License
Bureau and Key Points

It's scope, and the place Of the law
in tho framework Of business and
public opinion.
Il Is an excellent device that the
81. Paul Council has already used
In many ways: for example. the
police carry copies. u leading hotel
has placed one in each room, the
State Fair II issuing Il With all
contracts for dining concessions.
II puts into the hands Of u pro
priCtoT device ~ Impress hts en-.
pIoyrcs and To inform patrons Of
the existence nI state Law with
the penalties Tor violation, and a
sober. intelligent exposition on the
necessity Tor such a Law to uphold
the American way ii lie.
An iutcrvstiug angle Ia this plan
Ia that tho idea came from u mem
Der ot tho police InrTt, defective
Paul llaurt wh,lc engaged in work
with the 81 Paul Council Of llu-
man Relations Several other com
muuttrs throughout the country
have shown interest in following
this plan.
The public gets used to what Il
sees People get to know other
people they romc into close con
tact with, The greatest handicap
| Ncgroes have IN developing cloaer
| intrrrncial contacts IN that the ma
iority " white people really don't
| know US This. all too often Ia
largely our own fault
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HIVthAay GFsStIs6s 10 st. PsSI
July 27-ETmOn Jean owens fsl =
Wsstsfh Ave. Ear WsGsF. u. 10
Carroll Az. July lb-PrshtiCs y
HaFrta are Marion. HpTihEhsis
Gardner. ~ Paul July il-HlShaFd
session, ~ Paul Beverly RlTb, "a
~ Antk0ny Ave AaH I-FFabk ..
BrAhEon. 3itb4 EShdS Ave Mrs. Ma
Lark, tbk ROndo Ave A1E i
Roberta Jones' lb11 E0ha0 Ave
Out gfstown birthday EFssuuGs -
lack t&nFohs. WAshihEtOn, y. g
Aug !
Visitors 70 the ~ Peal 0Hios
Bessie Powell. 80 Charles ~
CHESTER HAFFia ea1 Carroll Ave
ntgtA1sI gSeettaes - misSgspStls
JAY ts-E " walls ltlf GouFtE
Ave hTs Elsls an ~ itti ClIn-
, 80, & Jsn w i,g,i.Is y ssSs
ans hnsiilhH Ave AaGssi f-jAnss
A EifgFd eel Oissn Biya hrs
vtFgis Hsghss tt9a Ylfth Ave
OssaF Cisvs ftl1 EiysFsiss Ave
ME- Nsva MaFis WaFTsh. tetg ella
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When the office of County At
torney Michael Dillon proceeded 70
prosecute Joseph Jacob, bartender
of Syrian extraction, for trying 10
charge John Williams. Milwaukee
editor, and James T. WardIaw,
Minneapolis Urban League erecu-
tive secretary, SO for a drink il
marked the first time a Hennepin
county attorney has struck a di-
rect blow at the violation Of the
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RENT CONTROL

II you were one Of the veterans
who dragged out your pup tfnt
when President Truman signed the
new Housing and Rent Act u lga7,
you can put 1t back In your pRck
because II Frank X. Cresd0n. the
veterans housing sIpsditsT who
will administer the new act, knows
what he IN talking about, you are
not going b 10 pu. out IN the
street ard things are not IA bad
a. they resm.
According 20 Mr.. CrsedDn, your
existing lease u not affected IN any
way by the new law II continues
IN effect unless you and your land.
lord voluntarily sign = new Lease
TAi1inE Jour rent.
Mr Crsedon says further tina,
= Jour landlord seeks ~ raise your
rent ard you refuse ~ sign his
ps~ lease, he cannot pot yOu out
The housing sTpsditsr alsn declares
that the nSS lao ofeTs y0u grsats'
yr0tsctiOn against syiStipn thar
The old lAW did
Cndsr the Old law a tenant 70
ssiysd from three ~ air m0nth
rgt.ss bsfDrs 10 could 10 sViets'
Whsn = plArs "a cold That part o
he old lsW - not IN the nsW lRS
bgt M Cfssd9n says there u
clause ~ he nsw lao ShiSh say
rsi,isr he landlord nor the par
chaser san sViSt 20 gulsss the
u,smsslVss are rang a. live 3
y8sf hgBss ~ apaT'msUi
H. far - pour shahsss - bgyn
GsE h0ns snAsF The res fs'
lac. Mr. CrssdaH has this ~ ssy
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ANY hom,s ar nrnrtmerts com
plc,,d aft,r Inn, 9O ~ ,ht, war
ana UP !" ""''h w. '"I"' must nc
""'''" !" VOC" '"''n '"' sa'' W
''''' '" ,''' u" w WIS '"''''S wv
" P''''' VI '' ""SS'
"The law proyid,s that n sign
must h, p,,tcJ IN n rrpspicu,u,
plac, ON the huldinv ait, This
sivp must contain the ron, an snIo.
nr,r, IN, fac, Tim, Il il offered
exclusively Ia y.icrars duri,v the
80 dav pcrind md tho nnme and
ndJres. az IN, nuthn,iyod d,nl,r "
"I' '''''"h "n"'" 'h"' 'h'
""'i'ng must "' P""''''S ""''i
''"'" '"' S"'' VI I'"' 'A''"''N''S
=" veteran" Oh ~ '""S' ,h''" DAYS
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". q. Walker In the Cleveland
Gail 4 Post

The charge is often made that
Negroes Themselves are the great
eat EpDnRoFs ~ aggregation while
! do not 70 along with this, | must
admit that Ne certainly do not
take advantage ~ all the oppoT
tynitiss that are open ~ VA for
promoting and developing better
,nt"rfaciSl understanding Eud g0od
will
by not going ~ thsatsTs, places
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LlslSI 90 PSussSy

Tss term Do1itTy Includes ehiek.
ems bIrksys dseks. gssss. r1inas
fowi ard squads s1rns dsalsrs sIss
lnslySs JnSsr Ms TORN darnss,lsaL
~ raised qOsils sns pbsassnta