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Orange Grove

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foster are
the proud grandparents of baby
girl, Betty Foster Roberts, born at
the Jackson County hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Hunter
from Kansas spent last week with
Mrs. Hunters uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McCor-
mack are happy to announce the
arrival Of their new baby born
at the Jackson County hospital
last Wednesday.
Mrs Gus Roberts spent Sunday
in Kreole with her daughter, Mrs.
H. N. Dickens.
Mrs. Gus Roberts sister, Mrs.
T. w. Baria. of Hurley is visit
ing her this week.
Gus Roberts went to Juniper
Grove Sunday to attend the
church dedication services there.
Mrs. Clyde McCormaek's father,
Edd Miller, and brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Miller of Kreole spent last Fri
day in their home
Gladys Pool spent the weekend
in Forl Walton, Fla, with her
two sisters, Mrs. K. c. Rodgers
and Mrs. B. II. Rogers.
Mrs. Van Pool spent Friday
with Mrs. H. w. Freeland in
Grand Bay, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Baria and
son of Hurley spent Tuesday in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Pool.
j. w. Clark and son of Louisi-
ana spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Pool.
Mrs. N. Riviere spent Wednes-
day in Gautier with her daugh-
tel.
Edna Ea!l Mccormack spent
the weekend with Fern Alice
Clark in Forts Lake
M. and Mrs. Emery Jones Wis
tied friends in Grand Bay recent
"
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Local Wounded Army Major Tells
OF Services Given By Red Cross

patients as well as in the audi
torium by ambulatory patients.
would also like to put in
special word for the magnifi-
cent work done by those volun-
teer organizations of the Red
Cross, the Gray Ladies" and
the Motor Corps" The Gray
Ladies are indispensable to the
bed patients The Metor Corps
furnishes the transportation and
drivers to take us on trips ar
ranged by the recreation work
ers.
just recently, | was partieu-
larlv helped by both my local
chapter of the Red Cross and
the Hospital organization. | was
scheduled to come home on sick
leave out was unable to make
the trip until | could secure a
folding wheelchair for use at
home. After much effort, the
worker from our local chapter
secured this chair for me from
their headquarters IN Atlanta.
At the hospital, the workers ar
ranged with the Motor Corps for
transportation from the hospital
to the train station. Without the
aid of the Red Cross | would not
have been able to visit my home
At this time.
/ am an enthusiastic hacker
of the Red Cross, for | know
from personal knowledge what
their work can mean | urge
every one else to back the Red
Cross, too.
Sincerely,
FLOYD F. DANIEL,
Major, u. S Army.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

] will visit the voting or election
precincts of jackson County, Missis-
slppi for the purpose of registering
to issue exemption certificates as well
as duplicate poll tax receipts to per
sons to vote. on the days and dates
as follows, to-wit
Orange Grove Monday.
March 10th. l947, from o'clock p.
NJ. 10 $3.50 p. M. L. F. Roberts Store
Wade Precinct-Tuesday. March
Ilth, 1947, from 10 A. M. to 3 p NJ,
Big Point Precinct = Wednesday
March 18th, 1947. from | 30 p M. TO
p. NJ, at Former School Building
Pecan Precinct-Thursday, March
18th. 1897 from l p M. to 3 p. NJ.
Henry Stork Store.
Hurley Precinct Friday March 14th
i947, from 10 A. M TO 3 P NJ, at Post
office
Kreole Precinct Monday. March
7, l9l7, from p. M. to 3 p. M. at
'ostoffice
I.arue Precinct Tuesday, March
18th. l947 from l p M to 3 p. M, Will
'terson's Residence.
Bluff Creek Precinct - Wednesday.
March 10, 1947. from 10 A. M. 10 $50
,. M. Dees Store.
South Pascagoula Preeinct-Thurs-
day, March goth, l9A7. from P NJ.
Moss Point Precinct Friday. March
2lst l947, from 10 A NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
at City Hall
Escatawpa Precinct Monday, March
oath. i947, from 1890 to p. NJ, Rob
inson Store Building
Cartervllle Precinct Tuesday,
March 25th. l947. from 10 A M to
p. NJ, at School House DaisyVes
try.
Ocean Springs Wednesday
IA =,
p. NJ. at Town Hall.
Nortf Iaseagoula Preeinct-Thurs-
day. March 9th. l947. from P NJ
% p NJ, at K. c. Hall.
Jacobs Precinet-.Friday. March 2sth.
l947. from l P M to p. M, st
East Side Precinct-M Monday March
3lst. l947 from II Noon TO p NJ,
at Woolen Mill
Latimer Precinct Tuesday. April
lst l947, P M to $3.50 P. M. at
Lay April End. l947, / P M 10 5 p
NJ. at community House
West Pascagoula Preeinet-Thu
day April srd' ls47. from l p M to
Central Pascagoula Precinct Fri
day April 4th, l947. from p M to
1 p M, at Former School Bldg
where Chamber of Commerce and
Red Cross located
Court House Precinct-Any time
except on above days hours and
dates
July 4th. Is47 being four t4) months
~ the date Of the General Election
TO be held this year is the last date
TO register and be qualified 10 vote
Of otherwise qualified in our pri-
naries and general elections TO be
leld this year. l9i7
NOTE:
The above is for the purpose of
registering men and women who
are eligible TO register and who have
never registered in Jackson County
and IS not intended for any person
10 re-register. unless the person has
moved 10 a new precinct OF where
the woman has married since regis
tering, in such cases they should re-
register
Registrar Will also on said DAYS
and dates issue exemption or duph-
cate certificate poll tax receipts as
the case may be
Voters will govern themselves ae-
cordingly and get their exemption
poll tax receipts, have them ready
and not wait until the busy election
day to get them as il is going TO be
an impossibilitv to issue and wait
upon every one on election day.
This the 18Th day e February A.
D.. i947.
Circuit Clerk and -Officio
Registrar of Voters, Jackson
County. Mississippi
a. n
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NOTICE on TRUsTEEs sALE

STATE IF MioSl5SlPFi
COUNTY OF JACKSON
Whereas. o nthe 9th daY Of July.
1916, MACK CHAPMAN and VALLiE
REA CHAPMAN. executed and deliV-
cred to the undersigned. Doris r Iay=
Tor. trustee. and the Paseagoula-M Moss
Point Bank. Beneficiary, Deed OF
Trust which was duly recorded IN
Book 80 page 36 OF the Record OF
Deed of trust Of Jackson County Mis-
siSsippi. and
Whereas. the Indebtedness secured by
said Deed OF Trust has not been pald
and default has been made in the Deed
of trust and the Beneficiary has re-
duested the undersigned to toreclose
the said Deed of Trust.
Now therefore Doris r. Taylor.
Trustee under the provision Of and BY
virtue of authority conferred upon me
in said Deed of Trust will on FRIDAY.
the 28th day Of March. 1947 offer for
sale ana sell al public auction for cash
10 the highest and pest bidder al the
North front door Of the jackson Coan-
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Legal Notices
NON RESIDENT NOTICE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Henry Edward Ladnier
You are summoned to appear be
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of Jackson in said State, on the
second Monday of June A D., l947,
TO defend suit No. 1890 in said Court
1f Mrs. Kathleen Winters Ladnier VS.
Henry Edward Ladn:er wherein you
are a defendant. ana vi ercin Com
plainant seeks a decree of divorce and
restoration of her maiden name as
fully set out in bill on file.
THUS liin cay Of February A D,
l947.
Sab FRED TAYLOR,
Clerk. Chancery Court,
JAckson County. Mississippi
BY NERTIS C, RAMSAY. d. c.
a 1-21 1R At
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Supervisors of Jackson
County Court House until 2:30 O'Clock
P. M. ON Monday Z, April. l947; on the
surfaeing OF the following roads:
Beat No. l Jackson County. Missis-
sippi;
River Road near Salem Camp
Ground: Beginning at Lampkin Road
and extending N w. to George Coun-
ty Line. Length 0.8 miles.
Dickens Ferry Road Beginning at
end of present black top at c. c.
Alabama State Line. Length 435 miles.
Big Point Road: Beginning at inter
section with State Highway SO at Ten
on Goffs Place and extending West
to Clifton Longs place. Length 16
miles.
Big Point Road: Beginning at Wells
and extending West to intersection
with River Road neal Hubbards Store
Length e.5 miles.
Harleston Road Beginning at inter
section with State Highway No. SO
lust soutn of Harleston and extend
ing Wes. TO intersection with Davis
Mil Road Length 22 miles.
ANY nd received after the time
named above for receipt of bids will
be returned unopened
Contrac' documents may be exam
ined at the office of DeFraites Asso-
ciates. Quint Building. Biloxi, Missis-
sippi. or at the office of the Chan
Gerry Clerk, Jackson County, Pasca-
goula. Mississippi.
Contract Documents may be obtain
ed from the Chancery Clerk, Jackson
County Court House. Pascagoula,
Mississippi deposit of $500 will be
required which will be refunded upon
the safe return of Contract doeu-
ments
The Board of Supervisors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
and to waive any informalities.
Seal FRED TAYLOR,
Chancery Clerk
Jackson County, Miss.
Bv VERTIS G. RAMSAY, d {.
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
No dEfe

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF FRANCIS TANNER. Deceased:
et'ers Of Testamentarv having been
issued on the 4th dav OF March l947.
by the Chancery Court OF Jackson
County Mississippi to the undersign-
ed as Executor OF the Estate of Francis
Tanner deceased: notice is hereby Civ
en- TO all persons having claims against
said Estate 70 present the same 70 the
Clerk OF the Chancery Court Of Jack
son County. Mississippi. for probate
and reg stratiOn. according 70 law,
within six months Of the date Of the
first publication hereof. or such claims
If any. Will be forever barred
Witness nv signature. this the 4th
dav OF March. i947
Signed
AARON AUSTIN, Executor
It 81 IL. q. 2s
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News From Coulter.
Eighiieih Birthday OF L. W. Fuller
Occasion For Visits From Friends

Friends and relatives helped l..
W. Fuller celebrate his 80th birth
day Sunday by dropping in to
wish his "many happy returns of
the day" Among those who were
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Fuller and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
peler Guillotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Davis and son, Matt, Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Penton, all of
Gautier, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bev
erly Dalgo and daughter Of Ovean
Springs.
Mrs. James McGrath left Sat
urday for Jacksonville, Fla,
where she joined her husband.
She will return Wednesday.
Mrs. E. B. Townsend, Mrs. Lee
Rouse and Mrs. George Douglas
attended the demonstration of
canning chicken held at the agri-
cultural building in Pascagoula
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Davis
and son were business visitors to
Mobile Monday.
Pharmacist Mate Ullyssee
Tumplett of Biloxi visited Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Penton and fami-
ly Monday.
Violet Cochran, eldest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lillian Cochran, suf-
fered d sprained ankle while
playing basketball with the Pas
cagoula high team against Moss
Point in the tournament last Sat
urday. She was treated at the
Jackson County hospital and is
now abe to walk again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penton
and two children Of Mobile spent
Sunday with Mr. Penton's par
ents. Nj. and Mrs. M. A. Pen
ton.
An election of trustees was
held at the school house Satur-
day and Odom Ross was elected
for the next five years. Philip
Chesnut's term expired this year.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Clifford,
Jr., have returned from their
honeymoon and are at home with
The groom's father.
Mrs. Lewis Nichols visited her
brother and Law, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Steele, in At
more Wednesday. She was ac-
companed home by her mother,
Mrs. w Fl. Steele. who is spend
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Roberts an
nounce the birth Of a daughter,
February q, at the Jackson
County hospital. The baby
weighed six pounds and five
ounces and has been named Betty
Foster for her mother
Mrs. Kate Parsley Of New Or
leans spent the weekend with her
daughter, MIS-. Lee THONGS, and
her sister Mrs. +. B. Townsend.
An oil cooking stove was pur-
chased for the eolored school
lunchfoom by the trustees
Sheriff. Dunagon, small child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Dunagan,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-07

Andy Botkin's mighty proud OF
the first dollar he made. He's got
It framed, and hanging beside his
license, in the Garden Tavern.
OF course, there's a big differ
snce between that dollar bill, and
what Andy paid for the license
giving him the right to earn it.
Which prompts Willie Wells to
say: "It's q heck of a note to have
to pay TO start business.
That's what | thought at flrst,"
says Andy. "But actually that
piece Of papers my protection.
And yours too! II helps keep out
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TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

At the fortnightly meetig Of
the Tuesday Bridge Club Mrs. A.
F. DanlZler was hostess at her
home on the beach.
The successful players were
Mrs. Dantzler and Mrs. Spencer
Beebe, who carried off top score
faVors.
A dessert course preceded the
game
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
tn EnEnITnaC

Letters of Administration having
been this day issued 10 the under
signed or the Partnership Estate of
H S Henkel and Company notice IS
hereby given 10 all persons. firms or
corporations having claims against
said Estate to file such claim with
the Clerk of the Chancery Court of
jackson County Mississippi for pro
bate. registration and allowance with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-07

" Courthoisa al Paseagoula. Missis
slppi, during legal hours. the follow
ing described real estate. to-Wit:
That parcel of land situated in
Jackson County. Mississippi Lot
in Block 2. same being a sub
division of the NV! Of the Me- of
Section % Township South.
Range 5 West, Jackson County,
Mississippi Same beng shown by
record at the courthouse IN Plat
Book |, page 30. IN the office OF
the Chancery Clerk OF Jackson
County Mississippi
Published and posted this the IN
day of March, l947
DORIS r. TAYLOR, Trustee.
At al Ii 81
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS

Letters of Administration having
been this day issued to the under
signed on the Estate of II s. Henkel
deceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons. firms or corporations having
claims against said Estate to file such
claim with the Clerk of the Chancery
Court of Jackson County. Mississippi
for probate, registration and allow
ance within six t6l months from this
date OF said claims will be forever
barred.
This 25 day of February, l947.
W B. HERRING, Administrator
az o-oR At Id 81
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is improving after drinking kero-
sene last Thursday The child
was rushed to the Jackson County
hospital but was discharged sew
eral hours later.
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American Red Cross
Pascagoula Chapter
PaScagoula, Mississippi

l wish TO express my apprecia-
ton 10 the American Red Cross
for their wonderful work and
in particular for the many things
that they have done for me
| have been in various Army
hospitals for the past two years
IS a result of wounds reeeiv-
ed in action. In each of these
hospitals, the friendly, helpful
Red Cross workers have always
been ready and willing to do
everything possible to make US
comfortable, to keep US enter
tanned and to do the things that
we were unable to do for our
selves.
In the first hospital reach
ed, just few miles behind the
lines IN Belgium. a Red Cross
worker wrote my letters for me
when | was unable to do il my
self. Later in England, these
workers again were present do
ing the little things for each of
us and furnished facilities for
entertainment, reading, and play.
The Red Cross editions of all the
latest movies are one of our
greatest pleasures, as these can
be seen on the wards by bed
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in six t6l months from this date O
said claims viii be forever barred.
This IS day of February, 1947
W. b HERRING. Administrator
Al 2-2a 81 IA 81
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals viii be received by the jack
ION County School Board up 10 Saidf=
day. April s, lg47, at 9 a. m for the
construction of new one teacher con
crete school building for the DaVis
chanel Colored School IN accordance
with plans and specifications on ille III
the office of the County superlnten-
dent of Education at the Court House
in Pascagoula. Mississippi
The right IS reserved 10 fe1ect any
and all bids Each bid must be ac-
COMMANDED by bid bond OF a cashier s
check IN the account OF s., of the
base bid.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD
A. + MeGEHEE. Chairman.
7 +. JOHNSON. Secretary
At 9-7 ID d 9g
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BY VERTIS G. RAMSA
81. II. 81 20
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that propos-
ais will be received by the Board of
Trustees of the Vancleave Consoll-
dated School up to Saturday, March
2g. Ig47 at 8 A NJ for the drilling of
a three mch artesian well
The bidder Will furnish all equip
ment ana labor for the developing
OF a flowing well on the properly OF
the Vancleave Consolidated School.
The bidder Will furnish proposals Tor
the consideration of the Board of
Trustees.
The right is reserved to reject any
and ali bids Each bid must be ae-
companied by a bid bond or cashiei )
check in the amount OF So of the base
Did .......l.,,.,,,,e.
VANCLEAVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
HUBERT MAILEIRE. Chairman
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of Service"

undesirables, and IL means you've
got to maintain decent standards
or answer the local law enforce
ment agencies and face the loss OF !.
your license. What's more. the
brewers, in cooperation with the
tavern keepers themselves, are
backing up all it stands for with
their program of self-regulation.
From where I sit, Andy's license
Is more than a permit to do busi-
ness. It's a certificate of good be-
havior, and service to the town.
.Me M~4< +,
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EDITORS NOTE: The following let
ter wat written by Major Floyd p.
Daniel. u. S. Army. of Pascagoula. who
was wounded in action in Europe
where he had an outstanding record
as a combat officer. The letter is
reproduced on thie eve of the annual
drive tor funds for the American Red
Cross foz the information and Guidance
of the people of Jackson County,.
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I.
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Witness my hand and signature 2sh day of Fet
SEAL v p. DeJEAN
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cOpyrisht. 1917. United States Brewers Foundation
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NIIIUII OItTk dfIU EN-OIIItIt
Registrar of Voters, Jackson
81 2-21 "a 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-10

Herryman Maurer, in the same
issue of Fortune, published a spe-
cial study on immigration made in
connection with the Stratton Bill
to admit 100000 refugees to the
United States in the next four
years. He concludes that immi-
grafton is necessary for world
prosperity and that immigration
to America has bred both consum-
ers and producers. Today the U.
S. resembles a company that has
not hired any new people for a
long time with consequent dis
pleasure not only among the I'M
hired but also among old en-
ployees who are kept back by lack
of new workers. on levels of less
liked jobs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-10

Of those polled in the nation
wide survey, percent said Pro-
testants had too much economic
power, 4 percent said they had
too much political power and 8
percent thought Protestants should
be given a "better break. On
Catholics, IL percent thought they
had too much economic power, Is
percent thought they had too
much political power and percent
thought they should get "better
break. Questioned on Jews, So
percent thought Jews have too
much political power and 10 per-
cent thought they ought to be
given a "better break.
"The resentment of Jewish and
Catholic economic power tended to
run highest in sections of the cOun-
try where such power is least evil
dent" Mr.. Roper says. Sixteen
percent of big city jewellers in
contrast to twenty-five percent of
the farm population and twenty
eight percent of the people in
small nOn-farm communities, think
the Jews have too much political
power.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-10

We will all be victims of events
until we become the makers of
history.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-10

Men slave to many things them
selves can scarcely be expected to
build free world.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-10
MAIMONIDES FOUNDATION
ESTABLISHED TO AID \
MEDICAL SCHOOL

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Gre
alton of a Maimonides Foundation
by the New York Sephardic Com
munity to assist in the establish
ment of the first medical school in
Palestine, the Hebrew University
Hadassah school, was announced
here by Sason Zacharia and Jacob
Russo, co-chairmen of the newly
formed organization. A division
of the new school will bear Mai
monides' name.
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A Shocking Spectacle
Continued from Page Three)

Moreover, Judge Pecora SAID,
Sanctuary "is avowedly opposed to
our democratic plan of govern
ment" and admitted that "it was
his purpose to acquaint the people
of America with the philosophy
of one Jacques Doriot, an acknowl-
edged Fascist leader of France
who favored a Nazi victory in
World War H."
He charged prominent and re-
spected Americans, including Pres
ident Roosevelt and Secretaries
Hull, StimsOn, and Knox, with re-
spOnsibility "fOr causing the war
which Hitler had, in fact, precip-
itated by his sudden invasion of
Poland on September 1, 1897
but on his roster of "War guilty"
no mention was made of Hitler,
MussOlini, and HirOhitO. 80.
Although Sanctuary was on the
inactive list of reserve officers of
the U. S. Army in 1911 and al
though che then considered Ger
many to be an enemy of America"
he went to the German Embassy
in Washington land delivered to
it's officials evidence which he
had collected to show the alleged
completely of President Roosevelt
in plot to cause the war then
raging"
"a shocking spectacle" declar-
ed the Court and, in view of Sanct-
uary's conceded conduct, Judge
PecOra ruled that the application
of the term Quisling to him twas
substantially justified"
Readers of these facts will not
miss the tie-up between racial and
religious prejudice and disloyalty |
to America. Judge Pecora's OBJ
servations on this score are note
worthy. 1T is not necessary to
take up arms against ones coun-
try in order to betray it or en-
compass it's ruin," he said. "The |
history of the world shows that |
the sowing of racial and religious
among a people is often |
the prelude to the seizure and
overthrow of it's government i
Those who participate in such |
are traducers of Amer
lea, for they ruthlessly trampIe |
upon it's constitution. They are
false to their prOfessed Christian
ity when. IN their hooded and blind
bigOtry, they fOment racial or re-
ligiOus hatreds, for it was the
Founder of Christianity who
taught the love of God and love of |
neighbOr are two great Divine |
Commandments.
Our Constitution cannot en-
force itself. Hence, eternal Wig
lance is still the price of our lib
critics. To enlighten and arouse |
the people to the dangers which !
threaten those liberties, both from
and without our gates, is |
the constant duty of an alert and
courageous press. It is equally !
the solemn obligation of every
citizen who values the priceless
heritage of our constitutional
rights"