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Evening star., 1950-06-12

Capitalites took to the country
side yesterday for a real fun party.
Setting was the new home of MIR.
and Mrs. Maxwell Peter Miller. jr :,
on River Road. Bethesda. And the
theme was o Nevada Roundup,
the annual affair given by Me-
vada's Senator George Malone and
Mrs. Malone.
The hosts with the assistance
Of the Millers didn't spare one
thing in time or effort to give the
guests a rollicking good time.
There was everything to amuse
and entertain the cross section Of
society that turned out for the
gay event. The swimming pool
was a popular spot but when the
riding and roping contests got
underway, all eyes were on the
brand-new riding ring.
Senator Malone led of by show
ing his skill at roping and some
of his colleagues in the Upper
House got good hand from the
spectators when they entered the
ring to do their bit. Prize for the
best was q Nevada miniature rou-
lette wheel.
Bluejeans and loud-colored plaid
blouses and cool looking cotton
frockS were much In evidence be-
cause yesterdays hostess had
asked the guests to come country
style. Mrs. Malone wore blue
jeans, a plaid blouse glistening
with red and white sequins,. and
the Senator, according to his wife,,
was wearing his tackiest jeans
and shirt"
A COW girl with a banjo played
and sang Western songs and
real Swiss yodeler-one who had
appeared at the Worlds Fair in
New York-was a treat.
For the healthy appetites US
ually enhanced by fresh country
air there was a bountiful meal
cooked and served outdoors. Thick
steaks sent by air from Nevada
sizzled over charcoal grills to be
enjoyed with corn on the cob and
baked beans. And to top 1t of
there was iced cold watermelon.
Col. Robert M. Mccormick,
uncle of Mrs. Miller. came from
Chicago for the roundup, and an
other special guest was Mr.. c. E.
Tuttle on whose farm the Malones
gave their roundup last year. Mr..
and Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst, jr.. were also special
guests, the party serving as a fare
well for them. They will soon be
off for Europe.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Coles Given Party

Among the many service parties
on yesterdays calendar was the
farewell reception given at Fort
Myer for Col. and Mrs. John T.
Cole by the officers of the Mill
tary District of Washington for
their departing Chief of Staff.
Col. Cole begins his new duties
today with the United States Rep
resentation. Military Staff Com
mittee to the United Nations, in
New York.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Smiths Fete
Democratic Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith entertained yesterday at
their home on Macomb street at
a reception and garden party In
honor of the Democratic Club Of
the District Of Columbia.
Receiving with the host and
hostess were the officers Of the
club. Mrs. EStelle Whiting. Mr..
Jack Evans, Mr.. william Fadler,
Mr.. Reider D. Claffy. Mrs. Ger
trude Jay Scott, and Mrs. Vivian
House.
Entertaining the guests through
out the afternoon were Miss Marie
de la Hall. soprano. and Mrs. Helen
Robiceaux, pianist.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Miss Ruth Jernon
Becomes Bride

Miss Ruth Rebecca Jerman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Martin Jerman Of Gam
Drills, Md, became the bride yes
terday afternoon of Mr.. Harold
Kenneth West, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert West Of Biglerville, Pa,
The ceremony took place in the
Theological Seminary with Prof
T. H. Jemison officiating.
After a wedding trip to the Po-
conos. the couple will be at home
at $40 Garland avenue in Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1950-06-12

Under a canopy Of gardenias in
the Chinese room Of the May
flower. Miss Geraldine Frances
Fogel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham j. Fogel. became the
bride yesterday of Mr.. Charles Jay
Pilzer, son of Mrs. Charles p.
Pilzer and the late Mr.. Pilzer.
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld and
Cantor Jacob Barkin officiated
and the ceremony was followed
by a reception. seated dinner and
dancing in the main ballroom Of
the hotel.
After a months honeymoon in
Mexico, the couple will reside at
the Dorchester House.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Mrs. Truman
Heads Sponsors

, Mrs. Truman will head the list
Of sponsors for the second annual
Watergate Grand Opera Festival
which will present 10 operas by
the San Carlos Co. between June
Is to IS. Mrs. Parker Dove has
been named chairman of the
sponsors.
Mrs. Dove was general chair
man Of the opera series present.
ed by Philadelphia La Scala four
years ago. and this series was the
first grand opera series in the
Capital to be a financial success.
Egyptian stocks Of raw cotton
have recorded a decline.
Evening star., 1950-06-12

The marriage Of Miss Wendy
Lou Lewis, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Irwin Lewis. and Mr..
Floyd Norton Daugherty. jr.. son
Of Mrs. Daugherty and the late
Mr.. Daugherty. took place yester-
day afternoon in the Del Ray
Methodist Church in Alexandria.
with the Rev. c. M. HesSer and
the Rev. r. H. Strieby officiating.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Mr.. Colt Weds
MdrYdnn Strauss

The Shrine Of the Blessed Sa-
crament was the scene yesterday
afternoon Of the wedding Of Miss
Maryann Cope Strauss, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ober Glenn
Strauss, and Mr.. Francis Joseph
Colt. son Of Mrs. Horace Colt and
the late Mr.. Colt.
The Rev. Jerome A. Miller Of
nclated. After a wedding trip to
Florida, the couple will reside at
1881 Thirty-sixth street.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
By Betty Beale

Senator Margaret Chase Smith,
who may be the first stocking clad
vice president of the United
will return to the Wash
ington scene this week from the
UNESCO meeting in Italy. She
is flying back in time to attend
Doris ODonnell's tea dance at the
1925 F Street Club Wednesday
and to give a luncheon
for the debutante in the Senate
restaurant the next day.
Guests will be Doris Vassar
roommates and some from the
local deb department who will
get bang out of the stream of
that will undoubtedly
make its way to their table. The
solons will not only want to greet
the able and good-looking lady
from Maine who authored the
welcomed COP Declaration of
Conscience before she took off for
Italy, but intelligent men just nat
urally gravitate toward a group
of the young and lovely. Gwen un-
intelligent men have that much
sense.) Doris especially admires
Senator Taft, feels that her lib
eral mother, Columnist Doris Flee
son, doesn't have the proper re-
spect for him, so Senator Smith
is asking him to drop by and meet
her young friends.
After the tea dance Wednesday
when the debutante and her
group have other fish to fry, Un-
dersecretary of the Navy Dan
Kimball has invited Doris senior,
her assistants and their husbands
to rest aboard the Sequoia. The
Secretary Of the Navy's launch
will carry them down the river
for a breeze and quip-laden spin
with supper thrown in. For the
unattached ladies the Undersec-
retary, who really has enough
charm TO go around, will ask some
extra men. He's been notified tc
invite no admirals. though. Just
young sailors.
X Il ~
ECA Administrator Paul Hoff-
man bowled friends over the other
evening when he made the state.
ment that he had five children
graduating from college in $780,
Everybody knew that the delight.
full Hoffmans had numerous of.
spring, but they didn't think they
had quintuplets. They don't, but
they are practically cornering thu
sheepskin market this mid-cen.
tury year. p. H. is not only bos.
Of the Marshall Plan; he is kins
of the campus.
Three of the Hoffmans' SON
are 1850 graduates because the,
all interrupted their education Il
serve IN the war for four years
Donald. an Army veteran, grad.
uated from Kenyon College IL
Ohio last February when Lathrop
their youngest son, graduated
from U. c. L. A. He enlisted II
the Army when he was only IT
Another son. Robert c., will re.
ceive his diploma in electrical en-.
cheering from U. c. L. A. some.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Returns Home

Mrs. Alice Duley has returned
to her home in Silver Spring after
visiting Mrs. Thelma Doyle. for
merly Of Washington, now living
at West Palm Beach. Mrs. Doyle's
home is Lake Shore Villa.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Europe Bound

Mrs. Fred Buck sailed on the
Caronia Saturday for an extensive
European tour. She will visit
friends IN Switzerland, Italy,
France and England.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Woman s Day

Woman's day will be- observed
at the Salem Baptist Church on
4th Sunday in March. Mrs. EB.
Bronson; Editor of the Star of
Hope; from Nashville Tenn will
be guest speaker. Mrs. VII Dom
aldson is chairman and Mrs. Lu-
ellie Clark co-chairman.
The chorus of the Salem Baptist
Church will hold St. patrieks'
Day Tea in the home of Mrs. T.
Johnson on E. Hill ST. Public is
invited.
The Fellowship Program which
was given in the Salem Baptist
church who were hostess was n
success in which time the lesson
study was in charge OF the presi-
dent Mrs. Anna Watson. A cover
ed dish dinner was served in the
lower parlors of the Church. The
Mt. Olive; Pilgrim; CME Bethel
and Church of God in Christ par
ticipated. Rev. VIII. Donaldson is
pastor of Salem Baptist church.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
POLICE ARREST
RULES. DISCUSSED

A proposed outline of proce-
dures for police officers in MAX
ing arrests for city ordinance vio-
lations; conducting searches and
accepting bail bond was discussed
further with the city council Tues
day by City Attorney Gail r. Fis-
her.
Fisher explained that the out
line will not attempt to prohibit
the practise of police officers ac-
eepting bail bonds from persons
accused Of ordinance violations.
When possible; he said; the
matter of taking bond should
be left to the police magistrate or
justice Of the peace.
However; the city attorney add
ed that in the absence of the oper-
alton Of n gilt court the depart
ifUtiN taA NoIAtltIE IAhliiE bokthS AH
a matter Of convenience to those
who are accused.
It's not against the law; il just
isn't specifically provided for in
the law" he pointed out. What
has been done here; Fisher added F;
is common practise in many cities.
Mayor George J. Babb said he
doesn't want to see so many re-
strietions laid down that police Of
ficers viii be handicapped in the
investigation and apprehension OF
violators.
City Attorney Fisher said the
information set forth in the out
line should not hinder the police
officers in any way; but merely
should set up correct procedures
to be followed in certain instan-
ees.
When the outline is in final form;
he said; the mayor can deliver
copies to Police Chief Clyde II,
Davis and Police Magistrate vir-
gil W. Burgess.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

holding the floor when the editor
arrived he having been late arriv.
ing nj the city Of Chicago.
II was announced that the Grand
DR.. ]. Finley Wilson: and The
Grand Commissioner Of Education
Judge Hnsston. are both In the
Mayo Clinics, Past Grand E.R.;
Brother JAS. Copper Of Chicago. IL
also sick. He Was unable to attend
the meeting sunday and was re-
ported by Or. Frazier as being
quite sick.
In the afternoon meeting the
lodges appeared TO be many Of
them on hand. They answered the
roll call. The president announced
that the meeting was open for
business. The secretaries read their
reports and the meeting was
underway About an hour was tax
en- up by Mr.. Mention; Grand Di-
rector of Bathing Beauties Con-
tests He told the boys that there
was no excuse for failure To an
swcr his letters" have written
you last year and this year about
your duty and our work In the
state and have. had no reply. 1t
is our duty to know what Is
wrong. why you win not answer
our letters TO say yes or no.. lie
pointed out that the Grand Lodge
has made up the sum Of $4,000 To
be given TO the outstanding con-
testant in the state and that IL Is
the business Of the lodges to see to
ii that their contestants be after
that stake. The Grand Lodge will
convene in the city Of Chicago
this year and 1t will be quite con-
venient to appear there as con-
testants and win the prize money.
Publisher Of the Illinos Times;
Continued On Page 4 Col. 4
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Missionary Program

Board No. 2. which Mrs. Mary
Campbell is president of the jun
Tor Missionaries of the CME
church gave very lovely program
on Sunday which Miss Emma
Herdon was Mistress Of Ceremon-
les as follows:
Theme was Lifting Up Je-
sus". The speakers were: Mrs. L.
KiIgore and Mrs. HI. Wells and
others took part on the program
including solos. A collection was
raised. Rev. Crowder is pastor.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Chicago Entertains
State Conference

The Illinois W iseonsin ASSN
Executive COMMITTEES met with
Great Lakes Lodge; Chicago: Sun
day. Mar. 9Th at 10 90. DR. A. l.;
Frazier and Mira Wayne Floyd
were both on hand; with Dir. Fra
zicr at the helm of the ship, the
conventions committee moved for
ward.
The lodges and temples of the
!. s.satea we're most ss lksm; present
and accounted for. The facts turn.
ed up the failure Of the Chicago
group to have accounted for the
goods on the hands for Mr.. Delem
at his death: and Mr.. Frank Butt
Ter of Great Lakes Lodge was APP
pointed 10 fill the place of the
Late Mr.. Deiemos. This matter
was discussed in the mems meet
ing In the after noon.
At the Morning session; all the
leaders Of the various departments
were heard from and sometime
was taken up by the military de-
partment. General Barnette was
tiny peas and hot rolls and other
danities which made the food de-
licious. The chaplain Mrs. Edna
II. Johnson chairman of neutra-
lity asked that along with each
name called place flower. She
adorned the meeting with pray
er and Mrs. Daniels as ever play
ed in the spirit of love God be
with You"
Two past president present;
Mrs. Lottie Gordon and Mrs. Vel
ma Colley and district deputy
Mira. Lorrine Boswell and Mrs.
Roxie Steele chairman of Emer-
gency relief. The grand rattle of
10 hams will be March 26th. The
annual III Wis. Tea at Great Lakes
March 18th.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

she left.
Capt Adams observed that ID IL
peaaihle the youngsters tamPes~d
with the door Ia the ash pit after
their mother left. II tho door to
the pit had heen left opened ov no.
moved the high winds during sha
middle If the afternoon could eaAs.
y hate Tanned the fire Ia great la
tenAiiyi the fire official pointed
cut
CORNER Mlkoff ses the inquest
fof : pm today IN the Mchanpy
funeral home where the t~o
bodies wrte taken,
The room which WAS the living
quarters Of the Saith family
Adams reported, Ia built cut on
the northeasi Corner of the dwell
ing with separate entrances,
interior Of the room was lust
furnace" by the tims the attention
nf Patterson and neiahb had
been attracted he Addvd. Invest.
cation failed 10 show any insula'
ton beneath the ataye.
The two boys were apsawled face
down. Two mattresses were atop
the bed, bu. had burned through
and fallen to the floor along with
other debris.
Mra. Smith told the coroner shs
set cut Some extra toys" for this
youngsters when she left 10 see her
mother. Fireman and spectators
had to restrain the hysterie~l
mother and her sister from ruAk.
ing into the room before the fire
sas under control.
The one story frame building is
owned by man named Harris In
indianapolis; according to the fire
department investigation. Mrs,
Francis Mylef resides there in nd-
dition to Mira. Euniee Patterson,
John II Patterson, who was saId
TO be recovering from an attack
Of pneumonia. ordinarily lives al
DIG North Fourth street.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

The victims were Rennie lee
Smith. three YEARS old, and Jssss !,
enc and enc half sons # MIA. Ann
Smsth,
Arrangements Tor services for
the t~o children ate tneainnlvle.
Mcuaney funeral home has
charge,
When Mrs, Smith left 10 sse her
mother, Mrs, Janit smith. II oil
North oak street. block away.
the youngsters werv playing With
toys On the foar.
John II Patterson, al elderly
man Who VAS asloep in another
part Of tht house. wan awakened
by smoke aud the ehildren's
screams.
When he rushed ont aud flung
open the door 10 the room oeeu.
pied hy the Smith family IL was
aeething with flames. Champaign
lfemen, summoned Mt SO pm.
extingulshed the FIRE without a.f
fculty, saving the rest of the
house: but were called too late To
help the two trapped boys.
Hremen found tho body Of one
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Newcomers

MFR. and Mrs. James Trotter and
children; Jantt 10; Ruthie 6; and
Jimmy 4 recently moved from
Lancaster; Ohio; to 6 Windsor
Place; Chapman Courts: Rantoul;
Ill. Mr.. Trotter was transferred
Sept, 30; 40; TO Station hospital;
Chanute ABB. as civilian Phar-
macist; before moving his family
here and resided with cousins;
Mr.. and Mrs. 0din Wilson; of E.
fremont st.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
AT Bedside

Mrs. Emma Hens Of W Charles
n had a sudden heart attack on
Sunday al her home and az her
bedside are her sons Mir Fred
Hines Of Chicago and MIR. Ray
Hints Of Champaign and sister
Mrs Finch Of Chicago She is DO
ing nicely in her home.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

Father Passes

The father Of Mr and Mrs VIII
bur johnson Of \ 9Th 81 who
lived ai Gibson City passed and
funeral services were held on
Wednesday al Gibson City Mrs.
Johnson Is principle at the Law
head School
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10


Sermon by Rev. VII. Donaldson
have often pondered these
words of the Master when lie
said to His disciples long ago "Ye
arr the salt Of the earth Just
what did He mean by them. and
do they have significance for us
today Who is the salt OF the
earth today
It is Enthusiastically clear that
Jesus meant that Ills followers;
those who viii accept Him HIS
way Of life; in every age are 10
serve rs salt in this worlds so.
ciety. He says to His Church TO.
day as He said to His immediate
disciples "Ye arc the salt of the
EARTH II things are to become
better In our world. II catastro-
pho is 10 be diverted; If we are to
have a Just and lasting peace it
will be through the teaching and
influence Of the Church.
A few days ago heard a
housewife complaining about the
inefFectiveness Of some salt she
had purchased. II Was weak and
did not season the food properly.
She had to use much more than
the usual amount 10 get results
in preparing her meals. In spite
Of the fact that il looked like salt
and she had purchased it for salt
it was void of some of the chemi-
cal qualities that salt should have.
and for that reason il did not
bring out the taste of the food.
Could il be that much of the dis
turbance in our social order to-
day is the results of loose, dilnt-
I'd living on the part of Church
people? Have we lost some Of
those elements that are needed 10
arrest decay in our society," In
this same passage of scripture the
Master speaks of salt that has
lost its saving efficacy" as being
good for nothing bat To be cast
away. Like the salt .rneutiQned
above, the housewife had To dis
card ii because it did not serve
the purpose of salt; just did not
do what is was supposed to do.
If you have had the experience of
visiting the salt mine in the north
ern section Of our country you
know something of the uselessness
Of exposed salt There ones sees
huge mounds Of salt; beautiful
white salt, bat it is passed up by
those who mine salt because IL
has been exposed TO the weather
Isn't it true that many of us who
+ would do service for the kingdom
are ineffective because we; too;
have been exposed?
Ye are the salt" of the earth:
but salt can not save unless il ia
applied It is left to those who
claim descipleship to Jesus to ap.
ply the salt of salvation to our
corrupted; confused; dying soci-
ETY.. Salt has many uses in the en-
hancement Of physical life: how
could we get along without it? So
has the followers of Christ varied
uses ard this world would be much
more difficult in which to live
were not for the Christian forces.
Let US apply ii To our disordered
society.
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Daughters BirtfrHay

MIS-. Rose Hess Of " Maple
ST was guest in her daughters
home in Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Jones Of $ Evans Ave. on her
birthday. Mrs Jones formerly Was
Miss Marian Anderson.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Married

Miss Dolores Garrett and Mr..
Bill Lewis were quietly married
in October. Mrs. Lewis has been
attending the Kentucky State Col
lege. She is the daughter Of Mrs.
Anna Lee of +. Washington St.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

Mrs. Spicy Ann Larry who
lives IL the home Of her daughter
Mrs. H. Campbell; Of ". Maple
St. celebrated quietly at home her
92nd birthday on Feb. 18th.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Among The Sick

Little Reda and Albert Thomas
intestinal ska suffers children -of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas Of
w. Dublin St.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Attends Meeting

Rtv VII Donaldson; pastor Of
the Salem Baptist Church attended
his Illini meeting at Nashville:
Tenn. OF where he is secretary.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Committee Calls On
Sick Brothers

A committee of six daughters
met in conjunction with the State
President DR.. AL. Frazier men,
bership asking for representatives,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

Margaret Rayno; of f., Wash
ington St, visited her daughter
in st Louis; Mo on Sunday
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Blaze Wipes Out Room
In Which Children
Left To Play

Two small bows died "Wednesday afternoon in fire which
flashed thru the they and their mother had
pied in the dwelling At eli North Ash street
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Attends Funeral

Mrs. Cora Wilson of n. Poplar
st. attended her nephew's funeral
at Pulaski; H.; Steven Barker.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10
Chicago Visitors

Miss Minnie Cornell Of n. Pop
lar Street.
Mr.. Cecil Nelson Jr. Of n. 5th
Street.
Mr.. Willie Caraway and son of
e. Washington st. were among
the many seen boarding the IL
linois Central train.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-03-10

to appear in the coming pageant
in E. st. Louis; III.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-05
Luther Webb


= APPOINTMENT OF CHARLES W. JONES &c tho
l MS Negro Judge IN Michigan by Governor G. M
Tlildns IS milestone in the annals of the state
however Attorney Jones' elevation To the hancb so
groesA ~ "'ousaiios OF Ne
Atty Jones appointment expires in December and
80 oiuer 20 retan his position he must be elected bv
he people OF Detroit for full term ~
Naucn talk, we have made during the mast feu Wow
su especially the last few months about Negro renre
In.dton IN our governmental departments can he o.
pioted at the polls in September W " ca
yoDSE JONES WILL BE candidate for a,ao.;
position. II is up to the citzenry of the civ 70
t; nm 10 the bench 1t is time today to make nren
'a 1 Tor victory at the polls in September pep
~; Juuge is not the only candidate currently nm
ing LOT oIiice IN the September primaries who desar,e
ne support Of all citizens Collins c George
Deuoit edton OF the Pittsburgh Courier is candidate
IN the 18th District ~ III congress
Mr George is well qualified for the nos;t;or TO-
|nIch ne seeks nomination and election He Garnet ba
eiecoeu however, on curbstone" talk nor tes goss.
only py registering and casting your vote will - p
Known tnat citizens of Detroit and especiaIlv yoIT
.l'eIes.eu IN obtaining representation in the
so.eIent tnat charts the destnies of our daily l;vo
1LSE TWO CANDIDATES are not the onjv can
aDie segroes VINO are seeking offices in the fan nri
~ time THIS column will carry information conce~n;r
.i sl ne most important effort on our part AZ this
ume IS 70 REGISTER get our friends IN reg;sta~ S
taHy the community for September e'e
speaking OF elections and politics bringe IN x;,s
.is nunoreds OF phony" leaders among our vro,,n
VINO Jump atop soap boxes slide in backdoors and tell
Ssnoloates that THEY have the Negro vote" in The
Osg and can deliver at election time 80 WIG
VI course some politicians are easily duped and