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Evening star., 1947-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-No,thse.,,

COLoRED-yACANT CORNER BRICK, Z
rms ,ne7i 3 porehes' s.esr built-in Earage-
Sei HhsRY shPoR II sgpt sesls soas
UoioRspKs NG aiis St RoMs nT Ma s.tS 5Soe baak
porch: Excellent ecnd Keasonabg a dsl priesd aeea
sys " ns EssIasys sasm{ VIE HARRY 9 poRaf esR1sfe
SKY q SONS, INC, 1918 K st. NV. Ma.
eoIoRkn-NEw HOMES, only sl,a5o
Down. down ss4 so mo-: total price, ss.s50-
es Aeh ssf thsff
oo1oREp po oEs SCI Cir. sE arTEN1rosAn excellent
can be handled under GI financing; live
s4 saa from ea n ahi5
coI0kEbGEScELhENr COLOR D. ssei len location Sm on G st.
furnace, iinished Cellar with show shower r.S deep p
ospsr eseu1sd T Psiee i5es seS: Snc 81 is5s go
1ss9 sS3a Ss ?Hss;ss sys. cay HSz5ss1zas
N:E.-Chsnging neighborhood. Newly de-
ffS RRaEy 2aE eo tx fasy $685. 's1as sTss
COLORED-N. E., NEAR 9TH AND SITS.
"A q room and bath row brick home
IN excellent condition: can be arranged for
Call Mr.. zentz, EN-. 1919; ewes, WI. 1919
FRANK j. VOLKMAN. 81
COLORED-SEMIDET FRAME, on lot
2Sx106: apt. and rooms; income. Sl90 per
mo. Also studio apt, 2 rms. and bath,
| pine paneled. over garage. giving owner in
come from main house: stoker coal h.-w h..
summer-winter, hookup. supplying both
Easy terms. For further information, call
| Mr.. Adams. MA. 6705: ewes. WO. 5713,
with HENRY E. TRIP, Realtor. exclusive,
coLokEDIcHo1cE COL L ID. CHOICE NE sEcr1oN-s!sm.
brick; @ excellent s condition: modern; Ss,25o.
coLoRED-NEAR col oSRfI 9Th ST. AND n Ne
Desirable corner brick home. & lge. rms
| tiled bath; full basement; refgr.; h.-wh
ar pEGK * cS;; SSo$ 34os 18th st. ne. co. 1888
CoLORED-VAcANT. Excellent ne. To-
cation: 9 lge. rms. 2 baths. h-wh, full
cellar, completely finished: hardwood floors
! 2-car brick gar. with loft above. Price.
| $4,000. terms. To inspect phone HOHEN-
STEIN BROS. FIR. 5000; ewes, SH 6245
COLORED-e3t 18th PL.-vacant: 6 rms =,
Colonial front porch. refgr.: S1,25O down
oSnog oSnonSpMspAs Hn DrsPlTss ,,b sS Am
An excellent value in this perfect neigh
fs t,oa. Gaii M NJ. srooEs, with TAsLER,
Col. cSIoRED@iso, M o WEST VA. AVE. vE-!NSE Ne.
Cor:-open, 1-.5 Sat. and Sun. Ideal for
doctor or dentist. Semidet. z rm. brick:
"a baths, oil heat; lge ground over 20
it.. wide; excellent cond.: possession at
title: Price S16,950. sIEGMAN. ia
Evening star., 1947-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ne,tbesss.

RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Modern 8-room
brick, tiled bath with shower, 8 lovely bed
heat, fun basement. Call co. 1888 or GE.
934I ewes. PECK CO.. 340s 18th st. ne.
Sl,5O0 DOWN, vacant. End and Charming
SITS n.e-6 lovely rms. and bath, 2-story
brick: 9 rear porches. full basement, h.-v.
h., coal; built-in garage; AL condition:
move in with deposit: act quickly. Cali
CALoMIRIs PROPERTIEs. NC. 1912
18th Ut. ne. DI. 1855. 20
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HOUSES WANIEp no BUY.

detached brick homes; 8 bedrooms, 9
baths. under $4,000. prefer NV D. C. or
close-in Md. Please call Mr.. Hargrave,
W9i ,t9i, 3o2o with FRANK s. PHILLIPS DI,
URGENT or 4 bedroom detached home
in Mass. Park, Cleveland Park, Wesley
49, 800: large cash payment: 80 to 4S
day possession. Also q detached home in
Chevy. Chase. D. C., or Nd: must be
S23.5o0 cash. Phone Mr.. Evans, Wo.
O29O, with SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1906
n st. NV. Ma. 2345.
2 OR 3 BEDRM. HOME, city or country.
in committing distance of Pentagon. Fully
describe house and lot. price. location,
tel. No. II any: send snapshot II avail
can pay substantial cash. BOX 470-S,
Star. 10
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGikIA.

;. 2.RFDROOM CAPE con BkICK-Truly
charmfng; stairway to expansion attic, full
bs senent. OW. 1897 or Falls Church
yNI1R FUTURE country estate. - acres.
5 Il n mile to Route so on hard road; 7-run.
house, shaded yard. woods; $500 eesh.
oxford O75T. .
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~, 4oO. Call ASSOCIATED INVESTMENT
f4sr Wi ss1 su1say zFso = to
on y acre; 1st floor has living room. dining
arTs snS stsss kitchen
Sssh 81 double Dssrss@s ssrsse 4o efa
SSfis9sA zAsTzisdzk " 9sHs u. or OIL ss7S' with
ssTNSbsrx BUNGALOW; :+. aerswBesutiful trees and
Large living room. dining room and
OIL oil heat; electricity and city water: Z
sifSoo tsrms. ALVIN rPhsd Piis ftf% Us
" VET @ M NoN.yEr $500 down. coles1fll.. 1H
lots. R. H. BEST, NC. Reaitor. WI. 1888.
homes for plan
fuli basement, gas heat. Inspect these frst
ns road @ to 'T.aee s.ass Gross. pryi 1.b
tS5 sign on lsit Better 1i Butt Rfs; Homssk naok
s,s sAsk ~ nx: CO. Df aseaiiys saSs si1s'
a.ooO-7-room brick. large iivins room,
fireplace. hall; dining room. kitchen and
oa'e anS On oor 0o Or sme and bath
$Slso ssIsss1is sis5eo ~ ass' Af3 AffhS rs +.
SEW si1' K kooMs-,-noor ooMs plan. Lars. mlG liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room.
kitchen; 8 bedrooms, bath. stairway. to
large foored attic: Pull basement, IRE
place. H.w.h. oil. Lanham Park. May 60
G1, $4,000. ALVIN EPLING. UN. O313.
BRENTWOOD. 5000 Webster stNDe-
tached 2-story house; 9 rooms. baths, hot
water heat: suitable for 2 families: large
corner lot: convenient location: owner leaV-
ing city; early possession. Price. $1,000.
DuNN & CO; 1888 r. 1. ave-. Mt. Rainer.
CHEVY CHxsE-Det. tapestry brick. 3 bed
rms. Q baths, full attic, lse. living rm.:
dining rm.. kit, new refrigerator and
stove, dinette: slate roof; 2-car det ga
rage; eonv. location. OWNER, OIL. 6226.
SILVER SPRNG-Large, new subdivision.
offering any type plan you desire. Bungs-
low with I'm. upstairs and rec. room; z
story with bedrm. and bath on lst moor;
other 3-bedrm. homes with choice q
baths UP. or one UP and one down; not
water heat in all houses: all with 6smts :,
lavatories. screened porehes: most an any
type financing. WOoD5IDE REALTY Co.
BRICK BARGAM-3 bedrooms. 2 tiled
baths: bedroom and bath on. ! st nooL: nv
ing room with hrepl.. side porch. full bsmt, =
asssRR soRRrsT asnsfs s. 81 pivs REese et tso& ssI,I
| more ave. Hyattsville, Nd: WA 3eoo'
Open daily and Sunday snth e'm-
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| semidet. brick. located in fine NV section;
aeys 9es1 house 1s soadition. sosa L. T. HIGGINS Ma
NEAR WALTER REED. west of Ga. ave
A very attractive brick and -stucco Dutch
lures Soft. iiv. rm with fireplace, huge
side porch. spacious dining rm., large
equipped kitchen; 2nd A., A well-propor-
to foored attic; full basement, oil h-w.h.,
slate roof. Gear detached garage. Priced
Wo1D a. S2sssG, 1850 w with exssllens fnancing
Silver Spring. 81. 500, sH. 0ol5 until
HOMES OF SPECIAL INTEREST, plus dur
call me for my list. j. A. JORDAN. Wo.
UPPER RIGHTwooD. TT. Stevens DR.
Spacious semidet modern home. STEP down
Shown R Tm BY gas 9oUN co
GEoRGETowN-Large .Georsian home,
beautifully arranged for entertaining;
dnne n rm Em F s snts wts
With With f,replaee fis and in bath; $rd moor: bed,
Ten Rns CD sod ap sfsf as41 s4zeee Ewes. Mrs
1hR'Si eHRvY SA CHASE. sss4 D, c. This attractive.
a0@s os i0I lot aossoo M
floor has living room 17xeb. large dining
room, breakfast room sunroom' Kitchen
| u
and 2 baths; 3rd foor can be finished as
additional rooms: gear garage. oil hot.
water heat; close to schools, buses and
shoppins; this is a Splendid home hoas and is
TWEED CO., EN-. 1890 until pm. %
3I3 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-6 rms. 3 bed
rms, 1ya baths, front porch. full bsmt.,
oil h-wh. Put this one on your list;
S13,250: only $4,000 down. SURETY
ATTRAcTiyE CAPE COD brick home,
Bradley Hills, Bethesda. blks. of Brad
ley blvd, conv to wisconsin ave and
shopping center; transp. at cor; wonder,
Lear garage; 1st a.. center entrance, lv.
rm., din. .rm, and den, modern kit, good.
size, bright bedrm. and bath; End H.
Ice. bedrms; and bath; also 2 small unfin;
rms; new-house cond. and q wonderful
buy ct the price asked. less than SIS, 900.
Further details. cali McGIvERN CO.. EN-.
3b22. exclusive. %
GE0RGETOWN-New remodeled home,
with fine library. liv. rr.. walled Earden,
basement, dininE-bar combination, kit,
lavatory and laundry. 2 bedrms.. .sewins
rm., modern bath: priced for quick sale
Call J. r. TENCHER Co, Ap. 2644; ewes,
Mrs. McGinnis, RA. 1864. -8
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Evening star., 1947-08-08

SIMON q FRANK CO. offers these out
standing values in desirable Silver Spring:
J.. New brick Colonial Of 8 full-sized
] blk from all convens.; only $l5,950,
2. Det brick and frame Dutch Colonial.
with 3 beGrms-. full basement. gas heat;
only S11 900. with $4,000 down:
3 Downstairs bedrm and bath. more
with additional bath upstairs. liv: nm with
fireplace, full din. rm.. equipped kit. lot
New det. brick Colonial In Dale Dr..
section: 2 full bedrms., built-in gar, side
porch, mammoth basement with y bath
slate roof; under replacement cost; S17.5oo.
FOR these and other values In nearby
Nd, In ali price ranges, call SIMON =
FRANK co, 1913 st. NV. DI. 675S. 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Capt. Petersen
Dies In Miami

Captain John Petersen. rs, died
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in Miami. He was well known
in Key West, having served in
the lighthouse service here aboard
the Laurel" "ArbutuS" and
"Mangrove".
While serving as captain of the
"Mangrove", he was notified of
the sinking of the Battleship
Maine in Havana harbor. Later
he was commended for conspic-
uous service rendered in the cap
ture of the Spanish vessel oval
veneer"
His last command here was as
captain of the Tender Poppy.
He left Key West to reside in
Miami Is years ago.
He is survived by Mrs. Fanny
Petersen, the widow; stepson, DR..
Harry Jones; two step-daughters,
and two grandchildren.
Burial services for Captain Pc
tersen will be held in Miami.
The Citizen was notified of
Captain Petersen's death by City
Commissioner William w. De-
merit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Commission Holds
Abbreviated Meet

In difference to Commissioners
Louis CarbOnell and John Carbo-
nell. who were not present last
night because of recent deaths
in the family. Mayor A. Maitland
Adams and Commissioners Will
liam Demeritt and Fred J. Dion
agreed to transact only one urg-
ent matter of business and then
recess until Thursday night at 8
o'clock when all the commission
crS will be present.
The commission last night
unanimously approved the pay
ment of $10.400 to the Florida
National Bank. Principal was
$4,000, interest $4OO.
The note payable was from
Dec. |, 1916, to Dec. 1, l947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Bidault Back
In London For
Conferences
ny The Associated Press,

London, Dec. 3.-Foreign Min
lister Bidault returned here to-
day to resume his seat at the
conference of the Big Four.
It was reported that Bidault
will be averSe to committing
himself on any question that di-
rectly concerns France, as he
fears that whatever he agrees to
may be nullified when General
De Gaulle comes into power.
Marshall and Bevin were re-
ported to be against the unifica-
ton of the three zones held by
the United States. Great Britain
and France in western Germany,
because of Bidault's insistence
that his action in that regard
must be subject to the approval
or disapproval of any govern
ment that may be in power in
his country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
81 New Members Added
In Chamber Campaign
TOTAL OF $2.342 RAISED:A
SEVERAL ARE STILL WORK
ING AND MAY REPORT
LATER

Thirty seven new members
and IS renewals of member
ships in the Key West Chamber
of Commerce were gotten yes
terday in the annual drive, it
was announced today by Harold
Laubscher, manager of the or
ganization.
The amount of money raised
was $2,342 so. little less than
was expected.
There were 33 teams working
in the drive. Eight of them had
not reported this morning and
seven reported incomplete re-
turns and are still working. The
number of new members is cx-
pected to increase materially
when all the teams have report
ed.
It was stated that the car
that will be given away IS now
on display across from La Con
cha Hotel Sales of tickets for
the car were said to be good,
with the prospect of raising con
siderable money to be spent on
the publicity campaign to be
started by the Chamber to at
tract more tourists to Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
More Rioting
In Jerusalem;
Jews Aroused
UNDERGROUND THREATENS
TO IMPLICIT REPRISALS ON
ARABS: LATTER WARNED
TO STAY INDOORS
wv Associated Press,

JERUSALEM. Dec. 3.-O>n g
Jew was killed two Arabs seri-
ously wounded and many build
ing were wrecked or set afire
In a recurrence of rioting in this
city and Tel-Aviv today.
Ten thousand Arabs partici-
cipated in the rioting, and it was
due to the quick and decisive ac-
ton of British troops and police
that the riot was stopped in its
early stages.
The Jewish underground. in a
radio broadcast at noon. said
that at shutdown it would begin
action to infllct fep1isals on the
Arabs for the ruthless attacks on
Jews and the destruction of Jew
i3h property.
The British command ordered
Arabs to remain indoors from
shutdown to dawn, but it was be
lleved that even if the curfew is
obeyed many outbursts of VIC
lence will occur during the night
cit was reported today that the
United Nations will ask the Brit
lSh government to increase the
quota of Jews for admission to
Palestine by 10000 d month. The
object is to have at least 100000
more Jews admitted to Pales-
tine by the end of 1946.
Cairo reported today that 500
students marched to the Amer
lean embassy. shouting, Down
with the United States!" They
did not attack the embassy, but
they destroyed parts of the
building occupied by an Amer
lean automobile agency.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Action On
Request For $500
For: Fish Tourney

Charles Wardlow, represent
ing the Key West Junior Cham
Der of Commerce, appeared be-
fore. the Monroe County Com
mission last night and made a
request that the county appro-
pirate $500 toward prizes the
JayceeS are offering in the fish
ing tournament they arc con
Quoting from December through
April.
On suggestion of Commission
er Clarence Hiegs the commits
sion put off considering the mat
ter for the meeting next Tues
day.
1--WE haven't the amount re-
quested budgeted, and we'll
have to seek ways and means of
raising the money" HiggS said.
Wardlow said the city would
give the tournament $500 and the
Charter Boatmen'S Association a
similar amount. providing the
county would likewise present
the $500 to the Jaycecs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Mail Train In
Paris Wrecked:
Twenty Killed
CONSERVATIVES CHARGING
THAT coMMUNISTIc SABo-
TEURS CAUSED WRECK;
SCHUMAN ACTS
tBy Associated Press)

PARIS, Dec. "a Paris mail
train was wrecked today, killing
20 persons and injuring an UNI
determined number.
The government charged that
the wreck was caused by sab
otage. At the time the wreck
occurred, the national assembly
was discussing anti-strike legis-
lation, and the report of the
wreck threw the assembly into
confusion.
At the height of the turmoil.
Conservatives cried out that it
was the work of Communist
saboteurs, but Communists
countered by yelling that Right
lists had caused the wreck and
were trying to switch the blame
10 the communists tor political
effect.
Report of the wreck in the
assembly gave impetus to the
anti-strike legislation, and the
measure was passed amidst wild
disorders.
1t was also decided to intro
duce a bill to increase the pun
iShment of convicted SaboteurS.
Fearing that mobss,may attacl;
the assembly. Premier Schuman
ordered 5000 helmeted soldiers
be stationed around the building.
Meanwhile, he issued another
order that he said he hoped
would result in the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the men
guilty of causing the train wreck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Contract Awarded
For County Beach
By Monroe Board
LOW BID OF CHARLES,
TOPPING APPROVED;
CONSTRUCTS BEACH
ONLY

Low bid of $167,366, submitted
by Charles TOPPING g. Sons, Inc,
was accepted and approved for
construction of bathing beach
at West Martello Tower last
night by the Monroe County
Commission.
The low bidder eliminated from
the work the swimming pool, ca
sino, cabanas and all the service
lines from Laird street to the
beach.
Only work to be performed by
the TOPPING firm is construction
of 1,200-foot pier and breakwa-
ter designed to protect the beach
from wind and sea; excavation of
the sea bottom for a distance of
$50 feet from low water, and
placement of sand out for a dist
ance of 800 feet and back from
the low water mark for 200 feet.
Circuit Court Clerk Ross C..
Sawyer told the commission that
the county has on hand $4,000
available for the beach. This
sum, after deducting the $751;
1865 of the TOPPING contract,
leaves the county with about
$4,000.
Later we can add service lines
from Laird street, so we can have
sanitary facilities and other
things. including some grading"
said Commissioner Gerald Saun-
ders.
The TOPPING bid included the
clearing of the land, grading and
filling, and also parking area
and road construction.
Toppino's bid was $4,000 above
the estimate of r. d. Spalding &
Associates, engineers for, the
4 county. but the commission de-
cided to award the contract any
way. because later prices might
be higher.
One bid was rejected by the
commission as being irregular,
although it was. lower than any
other bid. 1t was from M. F.
Conner Bridge and Foundation
Company, Miami, and asked for
a contract on its bid of $8l 1886 for
building the pier and break
water.
II was declared irregular be-
cause no provision had been
made in the advertisements for
the bids to cover the cost of
building only the pier and break
water by County Attorney Paul
Sawyer.
The only other bidder was
Alonzo Cothron. He bid $4,000,
which was held too high.
Commissioner w. A. Parrish at
first urged the swimming pool
be included in the work to be
done because, he said, such a
pool would be an attraction to
swimmers and others.
1--WE must decide what the
people of Key West want most
Continued On Page Eight =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03

Adams and Acting City
Manager Edwin Trevor,
the only members of the
city's official body that
were ON hand to greet the
President. s4
Mr.. Truman passed several
pleasantries with Mayor Adams.
declaring that. in his opinion.
the Key West weather couldn't
be beaten.
1T was rather chilly when
left Washington at $40 a. NJ.
today" the President said.
He WOKE felt hat and carrisd
a raincoat and cane.
He was followed by Admiral
LeahY. grizzled old Naval Of
ficer. who is naval adviser to
the President.
The President rode on the
right side of the machine. in the
back seat. Admiral Leahy sat
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03

President Arrives At Boca Chica Naval Air
Field At l PM; Drives Throug III
Tl,rongs Lining Streets

MR. TRUMAN ACCOMPANIED
WEARING GREY FELT CARRYING RAINCOAT;
PRESIDENT CREES MAYOR MAITLAND ADAMS AND EXPRESSES
APPRECIATION OF KEY WEATHER
S IN town..
He made t"mpha into the city shortly after his ipne arrived
l III. a BOca Chica Air
Seated in automobile the President waved his hat smiling broadly
head he made his the
arpane landed a
IN of
iden Truman
Ooh early
eve had 5 Gale
Mr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Brllst Confcsses
To Theft OF Car

Information charging Albert
Brust. Jr., .18, of Brooklyn, with
the theft of an automobile in
New York City and driving it
across several state lines, will be
filed today with the U. S. attor-
ney at Miami, it was announced
by Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer.
:" Brust, who is held. in county
Jail for sideswiping d car driven
by Francis x. Delaney, 623 Di-
vision street, at Marathon, last
Friday, confessed to FBI
agent here yesterday,
He probably will be taken be-
fore the u. S. Federal Court
at Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03
Vandals Wreck
Two Residences

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Vandals
entered two houses under con-
struction just outside the city
and in one they smashed 80 win
dows and several glass doors.
They poured paint on the hard
wood floors of the other and
then plugged the drains and
plugged the house. In all, they
caused $1,000 damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable climate in the
country, with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-03

WaIked tOWard the car that to bear him INTO the
city.
As he went he greeted by Captains Cecil c.
Alell new commandant of Key West Naval Base; Capt
j. W. F. McFadden, commanding officer of the Sonar
School; Capt. A. E. Couin commander of VC-N2, the
air fleet at Boca Chca; Capt Henry Copper, command
ing officer of Boca Chica Field, and Capt O. A. Smith
of the Naval Hospital.
Then he turned and met Mayor A. Maitland
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
-. even the dumbest ..."
Canadian COIumnist Warns
Against ''The White Menace
By ELMORE PHILPOTT
Tin The Vancouver SUM

This year American boy
Africa allowed play in big league baseball
thousand American citizens, Of African ancestry
were allowed vote in Mississippi.
long will Oubaance Of the sebacks
Contrary what one might think reading lud
the danger in the world today not the soe
"red menace"
menace"the idea which the white cling
pathetically that he is the Lords darling
really pale unless exposed to the sum-
rapidly anything from lobster red to chocolate brown
We definitely minority of the human famy-geaty out
numbered by the yellows, browns and blacks
people of the human family rapidly catching on to
the white ideas Two world have taught the backward
peoples every earth that black brown yellow
finger tommy gun trigger quite as eee'ey as "
finger
that the of racial slavery numbered But will the white
me his immortal SOUL then at least
to his skin?
few days ago in Norway a tourist United States
because with brown skin dancing with
girl with a white skin.
Day by day-week by African campaign to
deport by all residents of Indian racial origin
aughabe read that the of the English and
the sons of the joining together
ment absudy Africa be kept European
Stephen Leacock of the worlds great humor
usually only his off time In the university classroom ne
pretty he used witty the spectacle of
tiny minority lordng the colored peoples He is
quoted like this:
IF the black people ever got together spit
the time they could float him right back into
the ocean"
That course xaggeraon but picturesque enough to
a great reality.
of the white man. is only exceeded by his
arrogance.
Americans Canada for the Canadians But you can
do that expect Africa catch the fever
and cry Africa for the Africans"
Next won't hear 50 much talk For
Olympic around hear the white
men bring up the question
Jim Crow" barrier when to Olympic
There Americans of African ancestry wearing the
Stars will also be the Negro cntenders from the
British winning points for Great Britain
will be question then of white first" will be a
the best win In great many cases the best man
will be onew whose from Africa.
the 1886 happened to be taking boat trip with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-12
Adults to Blome for Misguided Youth


very the problem of racial
emphasized by the strike"
school students Gary Indiana With Negroes admitted that public
opened.
walked About
numbered among the student body Of $50.
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striking students by the school authorities addition
suspension all students who joined protest
authorities settle the the Of country
questions II implanted
youngsters of high school what hope
progress solving this important problem human
enjoying the benefits of democratic system
make such public display high
there for despair to
reefs such attitudes among young and old alike?
Todays school student leader And toays
their
atmosphere where the blood of shed
stamp Hiterm with all the master race
our freedoms" have been held beacon
liberty lowing people, the world over.
think reading the stories from
Gary For adults themselves blame misguided
concepts Of the youth they