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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
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HOMES -. HOMES HOMES
We have a number of clients
wanting five. six and seven
room homes. If you are in
terested in selling your
home at the present time
call
WATERSHEDS REALTY co.
Dial 2-1193
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washed; Wyoming Bliss Triumphs
$40 washed; South Dakota Pom
tiacs $3.15 unwashed: new stocks;
Texas 50 ID. sacks Bliss Triumphs
los (all U. s. No. u
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WANTED-SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE
farm tractor with accessories. Musi
be reasonably priced. j. G.. Womble
Shallotte, N. C.
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Wanted To Buy, Rent

WANTED - REFRIGERAToRs; HIGH
est cash price paid. Hub Furniture
Co. 103 South Front. Phone 2-O468.
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WANTED TO RENT-WAREHOUSE OR
part of warehouse with approximately
5000 feet space in good building.
Phone 2-8251.
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WANTED TO RENT-FOUR TO EIGHT
room house for season, Wrightsville or
Carolina Beach. P. o. Box 403, Will
minpton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, April 11.-(P-But-
ter firm and unchanged; receipts
376, $50. Eggs firm; receipts 1928.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
S5-Help Wanted Male

GOOD JOBS FOR FORMER ARMY,
NAVY, MARINE, AND COAST
GUARD SPECIALISTS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12
BO-Houses For Sale

WE HAVE A GOOD 8 room
home in excellent condi-
ticn located in Princess
Place. This home must be
sold at once and the price
$5,995 is placed thereon for
Immediate sale. The own
er has already moved.
Home now vacant. Mar
shall Realty Co., "Real-
tors" 210 Princess Street.
Al Ward and Bob Black,
statesmen. Phones, Day D
1852 - Night 1855 OF
9755. FLA. Loans.
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and many other skills. Qualified Army,
Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard veterans
who have held any of some 400 occupa-
tional specialtes for six months or more
may now enlist in the new Regular
Army at a grade depending on the length
of your previous occupational speciality
service. New high Army pay and the
opportunities for advancement make an
Army career more attractive than ever
before. Stop in and find out the special
grade you will receive under this new
War Department regulation. Apply at
the nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Sta
ton, Post Office Building, Wilmington,
N. c.
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l3-Business Opportunities

FOX SALE CAFE AND BEER PAR
LOT no" DONG good business. Two fur
nished apartments and five rooms IN
STAIRS. Land joins Fort Bragg reserya,
ton. Reason for selling bad health
Good opportunity for right party
Spring Lake Recreation Center. Sci
owner. ~
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WANTED - FURNITURE COLLECTOR
and salesman for downtown store. Must
have car. Write Box BIG, care Star
News.
SALESMAN VIII CAR WANTED TO
honest, energetic steady men we can
offer permanent position with desir-
able earnings and steady advancement.
Champion Distributing Co., lib Market
street.
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WANTED OR 5 ROOM UNFURNISH-
ed lower apartment or house. Reason
bic rent in good neighborhood. Phone
2-9961.
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60-For Rent ROms

TO COUPLE OR TWO BUSINESS GIRLS
One furnished room with kitchen and
general hon privileges. Write Box
F-2, Care Star-News.
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WANTED-MEN'S USED ARMY WORK
clothes, large size shoes. Turner's
Bargain Store 721 N. 4th Street.
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87-Wanted Male or Female

WANTED EXPERIENCED X-RAY
Technician. New offices and new
equipment. Write or phone DR.. Bird,
Wesley Long Hospital, Greensboro, N.
C.
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MAKE YOUR GLASS NEEDS KNOWN
as it is our business to take care of
you requirements. Atlantic Glass Co.
Phone 2-0380.
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OFFICE FURNITURE, DESK, CHAIRS,
filing cabinets, waste baskets. G. I.
Surplus Store, 1901 Castle.
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WANT TO RENT - 8 OR 4 ROOM
furnished apartment. Call 2-378l, ask
for Mr.. Kirby, manager. H. L. Green
Co.
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[2-Builders & Supplies

NoTIcE-sAsH, DOORS. BLINDS, WIN.
dows, door frames, screens, turned
olurnns cabinets. Oldest, best equip
Dial 1929. J. L. Roderick. Owner
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7O-FOr Sale, Misc.

FOR SALE - ALL HEART USED LUM-
Der, ideal for boardwalks, repairing
boat piers, outside fencing. Also STAN
dard doors, windows, etc, Apply Mr..
Grant, Open Air Curb Market, 4th and
Chestnut Streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

TWO 10 INCH TIRES, TUBES AND
wheels, mounted. Inquire at Souther-
lands Service Station on loop road,
Myrtle Grove Sound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

PAINT FOR SALE - BEST QUALITY
Lucas LEAD and OiD. $3.50 gal. pack
ed in 5 gallon buckets. B & 3 Home
Service. 1909 Princess Street, Dial
1923 or 7138.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

CRYSTAL IVY RINGS; CAKE SALVERS:
Relish dishes; Egg plates; Candle
sticks; Vases; Bowls and oyster sets.
Nancy Wilma Shop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

FOR SALE-QUALITY GAS RANGE,
upright model. Dial 9476.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-12

FOR TOP PRICES LIST YOUR REAL
estate with W.. A. McGirt, Realtor. 215
Princess street.
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OFFICE POSITION WANTED BY EX-
perienced business woman. References
furnished. Write box FL, care Star
News.
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MOORE-FONVIELLE REALTY co. WE
are equipped to serve you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage License spphcsron i
received during period Of AprG
3 to April 10. le47. incl BY
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, WAYNE
County Clerk.
Wesley James, Alice o. ROBIN
son
Hearmon L. Heard, Hazel "
Hambrick
Doelas Sellers. Julia NJ. Boston
Macario S. Gonzales. Verna J.
PegucS
L 6 ANDERSON. Juanita Jones
Walter Loving, Classic Williams
Merland NJ Shy, Naomi W.
Groom
Earl Holcomb, Binnie NJ Moore
Fred Gilmer. Marie Sans
winfield S. Kelly. Julia y. Cas-
slebury
Harrison Lloyd. Joy D. Benson
John Fears. Helen Jackson
Willie j Sanders. Alpha Pits
Richard Edwards. Alberta Garter
Ennis Q. Lee. Nettie, NJ Brooks
Slyde c. Goodwin. Leors Mis-
sylvester Jones. Jr.. Anns -
Willis
Sam 9. Graham. ollie NJ
Wright
Eugene NJ. Holiday, VERSE j.
Love
Roland Chavis. GLADYS Corbeu
Frank Grant. Olivia T. Lew.
M9rrell Graves, Betty J. Nc
Donald
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
WASHING TON
NEWS NOTES

washington news highliqhtS
cleaned from the dispatches Of
the Negro Newspaper Publish.
er Association.
ASK MORE MONEY - Gov
William 3 HASTE appeared be-
lore the Senate deficiencies an
propIauons committee 10 ask for
restoration Of 2 $40. 600 cut in tho
budget Of the municipality OF 81
Croix in the Virgin Islands. He
also asked that federal revenues
from The islands products be 10.
turned 10 the government OF the
islands
APPOINT EXECUTIVE FL.
mer Henderson. of Chicago. for.
mer FEPC regional director. has
been appointed executive secre.
tary Of the National Council for
a Permanent FEPC. headed bv
Phil Randolph and Dr.. Allan
knight Chalmers. Milo Manly
continues as field representative.
and Paul Sifton Will be legisla-
tive director Roy wilkins. as
slS,ant NAACP secretary. is now
chairman Of the councils admin.
lstrative committee
EXPLAINS DETERRANTS 49,
Social advances today are being
opposed by the same forces that
have fought democracy for 1000
years, Dr. Raymond J Walsh
told the third annual dinner OF
the Southern Conference for Hu-
man Welfare last Monday night
at the Statler Hotel.
GETS DECISION Paul
Cooke. . teacher In Miner Teach.
srs Collsse won . reversal from
the US. district court decision
that denied him q 500 increase
In pay he would have earned
had he not been on leave OF alb.
senee teaching illiiersie soldiers.
REFER POLL TAX BILL =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
SAVE A CITY

Ire seer 80 >a,e his cty from Industrial and racial
stt. o- acnlee ed by solving two OF biggest prob
lpm nose the housing shortage and discrimination
in pmp.s mont against minority groups These the
Ho Egt factors that contribute 20 hatred and
lgla. Intolerance
problem here IS very pressing with unstable lob
oQpo-.Gitles and ts overcrowded Negro communities
which being frightened daiy hv restrictive covenants
err and politicians.
The passage Of state fair employment law and
building program sponsored bv the authorities coopera
ton with private capital viii 90 long way toward get
ting the OF the problem that breeding hatred
and prejudice and racial ill viii.
All citizens who desire TO this city grow and de-
velop in amos phere OF peace and brotherhood
urged 10 their Legislators 10 introduce such leg
islaon that would these problems and also urge
those members Of the City Council 10 take their Jobs
seriously and save Detroit from stagnation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
ALONG THE
BOOkshelfEEI
Ey TTr

being held on a charge ot az
tempted rape Of an Enelis al
He had cut his own throat sn
attempt az suicide, rattle nan
face the purSuers. Actua he
had only kissed the gi ri
the southern MP's and es
had decided 10 make an am
PIE Of his case Tic ever sally
went back 10 England and na..
ned the girl
Another was an RAJ lot
married to a beautiful So.
noralcd Enelishwoman u d.
voyCed her and went n u
Burma, finding peace and az.
plncSs 20 Burmese GIL and
2 philosophy Of life that MADE
hun stable.
Tho third a commando. .st,
70 Kill. and killed man a
fight after being provokss
Wants To Help
Turner, in his last few rro'rs
OF life hopes that he car rep
them II they need any eQ
The story is woven around ia
81 me individuals expcr rces
The question Of intern rs
rs the most touchv suhe m
ihc book Shutc. who W. n
England ard saw some re
reactions Of American re-o
soldiers and the reaction =
the British populace is vtns
from first hand experience lie
also saw duty as a cores ri.
cnt IN Burma and Calcutta,
winch enabled him 20 present
that picture from experience
Throughout the novel ne
author stresses the human tap
OF character. bringing out inai
racial identity Is merely ncl.
dental The American rea ion
70 this book will probably no,
be very enthusiastic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
Labor and Industry

man. lie helped me 50 much as
ne helped thousands OF others
We've lost great man So We
have, replied By the way.
your children went TO four col
leges which are a part OF the
9Th Annual Negro College Fund
drive. Have YOU heard about ito7
Yes Well. please ask 9TH
erS 10 give to this worthy
cause These colleges helped
my children and I'm going to
give"
Tuskegee Helped
Henry Ford was not Just in
terested in the late D. GeoI &c
w. Carver He was interested
in the Industrial philosophy OF
the school train the hards. the
heart and the mind He agreed
that through this great process
the dignity OF labor would be
forever preserved And 50 Hen
ry Ford made Il possible for
Negro students OF Tuskegee
(men) 10 come up and put in an
internship with his company.
For wears. Tuskegee would Sc
lect several students in the vari-
Gus trades and send them 20
Ford Motor Company for six
month training period. This was
the most valuable part Of their
training. There these Young Ne
gro students. under the guild
ance Of Ford experts. were able
20 put in practice many Of the
theories that Tuskegee had
taught them They were able
90 see and use equipment that
f, Tuskcgcc could not afford IN
/ buy. II was regretted that such
plan had 10 he abolished The
war did this Now that war is
over we hope that the officials
Of Tuskegee will be able 20 in
lterest Henry Ford II with the
revival Of such a plan.
College Drive
( Ford helped in a big way
one Of these 80 accredited Ne
gro colleges 10 surge ahead and
bring more hope 10 Negro youth
But today, great responsible
~ rests upon the shoulders OF
Negroes themselves These col.
leges need your support. The
drive IS on now. Detroit's quota
lis $4,000. You can do you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
ALONG THE

THE cHEoUER BOARD by
Nevil Shuie. William Morrow
and Company. Pub Fishers
New York City. $50 PIP. Price
SAYS.
Taxing his cue and utle from
the verse IN the Rubalyat OF
Oman khayyam that reads:
lis all a Chequer board Of
Nights and Days
Where Destiny with Men for
Pieces plays:
Hither and ihiiher moves.
and males and Stays.
And one by one back in the
Close lays"
Ncvil Shute has made 2 novel
out OF the lives OF I mon accl-
dentallv thrown togethce bv CIR
cumstsnccs. and their separate
fates. The question Of color and
rate relations Is the PRINCIPAL
theme IN the book
An Engllshman naturally his
viewpoint would he little diff
t"f fAAh az VII AAAtA Oh LilN fAIItlI IT,
can. vet he manages 20 PORTRAY
some reactions from various
American whites. as well as
English whites
Kew character Of the novel
IS Jackie Turner, injured in
the war who IS told that ne has
less than = year 10 live. MANY
books have been written around
the last actions and desires Of
2 person who has been told
that he has limited time 10
live Turner's burning desire IS
10 find the three men who were
confined with him in a hospital
when he received his serious
injuries. and find out how they
Jared with their own particular
problems.
lnierraeial Marriage
One Of his hospital room
mates was an American Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

Further study n an anti-poH tax
ntll was ordered by the Senate
Committee on Rules ann Al.
ministrstion The committee con.
sists 81 Republicans Hickenloopcr
~ Iowa and John ". Brlcker of
ONO and Democrat Francis ]
Myers Of PENNSYLVANIA.
STUDY CEMETERY Jim Crow
Protects by the NAACP have
forced rcopening OF the Armv's
policy Of segregating graves ac.
cOrding 20 the race and status ~
me dead. While the Navy the
Veterans Administration. and the
Interior department. have no So.
gregation in the government CO.
meterieS under their control tho
Amy has had four separate eco
lions IN us cemeteries Thcv
are for Negro enlisted men No.
gro officers. white enlisted men
and white officers.
SUE JIMCRow THEATRE -
Hearings have begun on sui,s
AGAINST the National Theatre
Tor refund Of purchase prices
OF tickets by mixed erouns
which were refused sdmiss,on
Inc management said that n hsd
offered to start admitting three
or four Negroes at q time hui
mat u would not relax its policy
while picketing Vas carried ON
moeracy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

DFaT Ut BOYkIn,
Tho cooperation Of your news
pane lfBS been contributing
factor 10 tho success n the Rcd
Gross I94T Fund Campaign
Please know We are deeply
grateful 70 YOU for your help.
Sincerely,
John VI Sullivan
Campaign manager
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

road OF labor legislation
Most difficult item II viii
have 10 handle IS the virtual
continuation Of Len d-L e a S g
through the Truman program TO
aid Greece and Turkey IL NAV
be thsI We are headed toward
clash of L. S versus Soviet
spheres. and while there Viii be
some differences on details. the
great bulk OF the members Of
Congress will-follow the PrcSl-
dents lead along with Senator
LOCAL BOYS AT DIX
Michigan boys, just accepted IN
to the Army. now undergoing
eight weeks Of basic training al
Fl Dix include pvtS Milton
Henry Teamer. Eddie Daniel
Smith and Grady Phillips. all
81 Detroit. Vernon G Young Of
Flint and William Hunter OF
lnkster
NAACP SPEAKERS BU-
reau A midwest speakers bu-
reau for the NAACP's Make il
Million" drive has been COW
ering engagements as far apart
as Waukegan III and Nash
VILE, Tenn under the direction
Of national office representative
Donald Jones Among the top
notch volunteer orators are
Archibald Carey. Jr,, Of Chicago;
Charles " Anderson, Of LOUIS
vile and Theodore Berry. OF
Cincinnati
CARE FOR BRITAIN
CARE packages may now BE-
sent 20 Britain according 10 in
formation released by the Brit
ish Consulate General in Detroit.
Containing over 2l pounds OF
food. and nearly $1,000 caloricS.
the $40 packages are admitted
10 Britain free OF an customs
and taxes These packages may
also DC sent 10 many other parts
81 the world More information
NAV he secured from the De
trolt CARE Committee Room
So AZ the Central YWCA
ROBSON TO TELL ABOUT
PEORIA Paul Robson VIII
address a meeting in New York
on Friday. April IS 20 tell
about the extraordinary meas
urcs taken bv the city govern
mont Of Peoria. Illinois 70 pre-
vent him from making a sched-
ulcd appearance there last week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

NEHRU HITS IMPERIALISM
In a message 10 Paul Roheso,
Jawaharlal. Congress part less
or and head Of the Inc a.
term government. which =
ing handed control Of India i,
the British government Il
claued that the United Nane,,
must work for full ,reedo,,
everywhere and an end ~ colo
NAL domination, both pol,cl
and economic"
OPEN COLLEGE DRIVE
Among the best reasons for sun,
porting the United Neg Cg.
lcge Fund is the fact that ,ho-.
for every 1000 Ncgrocs rsds
IS only one Negro prvs,c,s,
there IS one white phvsit ana u.
every 900 IN thee populate W.
need 10000 more Negro doc,o-,
and $4,000 more tcsche Con.
iributions Of the fund Wi. he,,
Us get them
on INFORMATION PLEASE
Jackie Robinson, Dodcr rra
bascman, and Dr.. Rufus z e..
mcnt, president OF Atlant TN.
versitv. are the guest cXpo q,
Information Please or We'd.
nesday. April q. at 80 ~ I'm
over the Columbia Broad an,
system Dr. Clement re n
the sons Of last years Amen.
can Mother"
HEALTH GUILD Last o,h
over 200 persons ATTENDED IA,
annual health Institute ~
Lucy Thurman YWCA ~ ne
Daniel II. Williams Hcalta
Guild.
CANCER CRUSADE III.
cancer crusade is now aot.
wav, with a Detroit qg n
$500 600 Contributions al
work 10 end this dread re
and 70 help rs victims na %
sent 20 the American Cameo So.
cietv. l53 + Elizabeth.
SMALLPOX A wa nrT
that all children should 81 vac.
,inated against smallpox &.
sued this week by D "a
II Douglas. Detroit hesltr nm.
mlsSloneg The protection gs
from 5 10 vcs s, and a 7a
should be Vaccinated AZ ,t 20
Of one YEAR and again on ,af'
ing school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
By FRANcIs A. xoHNEcAY
A Worker Said

- " gAh 0dAa
Tuesday night following tho
sudden death o. the father ot
mass production Henry Ford
the winter took a short walk, as
IS has custom after oinne Hea-
wy thought focused upon the
passing Of 4 man who brought
help hope and happiness 10 so
many people After walking
few hundred yards q man. prob
ably N ms middle ilfties. sud-
denly said Sure IS sad amt IT,
Coming out OF the daIe 81
thought looked and the man
vas standing directly IN front
~ me | said. What do YOU
NJ ean?' He said Why the pass
ing OF our great white father"
Said J. Yes. all life must pass
that way But the man Ford
touched the lives OF so many
people the world over-that he
had become part Of their
thinking and part OF their be-
ing That's true. he replied
He sure done much for me "
Blessing 10 Me
Il come up here well some
25 years ago from the deep
south wanted 20 give my fam
ily good start and the best
So here we come. ! had a wife
and four children. We was in
new place and wasn't sure.
bat We started Wasn't long
fore I got job al Ford Mo-
tor Company I started work
ING and saving my money /
had figured out 10 send al ms
children IN college You know
] never had chance % so 20
college ! only finished the 4th
grade. So. ] bought home
NV children finished high school
here. and they all wanted 10 20
south n college One went IN
Fisk University. one went 70
Spelman College ono went n
Howard University. and the
other went 20 Tuskegee. All Of
'em is making good One is q
teacher, one Is q preacher one
lis . doctor and one is busi-
ness man They all are doing
well Their old man IS proud
81 'cm too Think about b. This
al was made possible by Henry
Ford. l tel you, he was great
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
B VI . I F. T IN
By Ulysses W. Boykin

All things considered the current Congress hasn done
as bad job its critics contend 1t has made progress on
tax reduction although there are rumblngs against it IN
the Senate hashad to handle an unusual number Of
dental appointments and has moved along the compv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
Report On Roads

The annual report for the iis-
csl year 1916 has iust been pub
lishsd by the Wayne County
board 81 road commissioners.
Charles l.. Wilson D. chair
man. Michael J OBnen Is vice
chairman. and PRESCOTT G..
Brown Is commission member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

That I n Q 7 2
was no Uncle
RemuS. as IS
helne aSSe rte d
by critics with
no backgrou n d
for criticism. IS
the most gross
OF gross error
That the Fables
are an antholo
gN IS true. with
conul b utlon 5
ranging FRO m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
BY Victor L. Hicks
THAT'S WHAT UNCLE
RFMIJS SAID"

This title brings Us 10 think
OF fables That there is some
antpsihy az extensive use OF
and display OF the fables Of Tn
Gle Rcmus IS IN the realm OF
plain TomfoOlery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26

NfNh 81 ANNN hAN ANAf aAAau = sNA a
uons o. barracoon story tellers
w 90 lS65and the continuing
plantation tales OF as late as
az All this done bv Secies
~ Imaginative basos whose gen
ecsl composite IS Uncle Rem
( rs las truly an exisiani flesh
and blood being as YOU
The essence OF the Uncle
Rcmus fables NAV ne said 20
be the teaching Of wisdom
sboG; human nature bv hbel-
ne the animal world Unclc
RemuS Ike Acsop. IS sharp
and shfCwd. He in his wisdom
masses the animal Kingdom bear
sll the SINS 81 hypoclcv and
tcunnine ard avarcc ot mankind
When Btcr Rs5nit chides hter
Wo.f ne people Nno arc ~ ,hN
/ oppressed anG the weak INC
onslaNen and the prosecuted
Snou Nho orer We,f IS. Z mot
the perScCutor a.MSclf Whc,c
o,er FOX condemns DAINTY
morse. oy degrading H. he be-
icnmeS vetv human FOX Is too
f, tp. tnx.r, ~
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,~sl. ,I. bee 49,, ,o
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yr ,f,st. te,l,Ts
~, .r.rs !, nis,6,lcsI ,r
e,, snaut Uncle Rer,u.
,--, nsy nelp toward spn.er >
- .s9 ouist la RI TN
4ee Swan
:. IS a.r4t,. egost,op tg4t
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