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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 194s Commander a
dr.; heater. overdrive, beaut. blue
sI,9as. Terms. HoYLE MoToR
SALES, l345 Que st. NV. pU. $500.
Land Cruiser; one owner 'SSss ear; supers
Transportation. with gas saving
overcrive and radio; ir-condition-
Win nS hssfsF e m heeiy aney ss1s sass oysl S
off ,ew car price: and drive away .
car Just nicely broken in, S1.795.
Save by low rate bank financing:
3-day driving trial, 30-day war-
good or we do. LEE D. BUTLER,
112l 21st st. NV. DI. o11o. open tin
STUDEBAKER AZ sedan; r. h., o.d.:,
$500 equip: $50 down. SOUTHERN
CAR CAR WHOLESALERS, $3.50 Bladens.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion" Sc.
S1.1s4, pp'd; $500 down why SSHasy pay meossei osi
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 5ia.
densburs I'd, Ii. 3-SSOO. -
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion club
coupe, This is an unusually clean
car tLroushout; original finish and
outstanding value at ST .1e5: r. and
CO., 9Th and Fla ave. ne. FRI
1882.
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion club
coupe. This Is an unusually clean
car throughout; original finish and
interior are excellent See this
outstanding value at $1,165: r. and
h.; guaranteed. TREW MOTOR
Co. 9Th and Fla. ave. Ne. Pr.
STUDE. 10 sdn.; EQUIP. S1,395, SOS
down. METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
n Y. ave, and Bladensburg I'd. So
D SIS down aS Me METRohoGfTAS Il p III n No: Mo::
TORS, N. Y. ave. and Bladensb'g I'd.
STUDIES. AZ 2-dr.. 4-dr.; equipped:
875. S15 down. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and Bladens-
sTUDE. 80 club cpe, r., h, cd.
SLIPS. sos down. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and Bladens-
burg rd. Sc
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MOTORCYCLES
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WIZZER MOTOR BIKE; excellent me
chanical condition, $50. Phone JET
ferson 3-937S after 4:30 p. m. =
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BRADLEY HILLS
CASH TALKS

25 large rambler lots in nearby
Fairfax County, built up community.
sewer, water, gas and paved streets
In; bus at property; owner must
cell. OK 1GR0 week daus
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

Az MISOELINNEVUS
PLYMOUTH 1949 station wagons.
We have 2 of these models on nand;
slightly used, brand new; orig.
cost, S2,502 65. You can make a
fine buy on one of these cars at
S2.195, plus any equip. you desire.
Your car might make the down
payment; "a mos. to pay the bal
ance. Act quicklyl Call Mr.. Bo-
dine, EX 4S0O, RANDALL MOTORS
INC, Chrysler. Plymouth Dealers,
18th and M sts. NV. 80
PIERCE ARROW motor in good
. condition. Ideal for boats, power
saw, etc. GIL. 1882. 81
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted .or sale or lease.
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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RESTRICTED

Rambler homesites. near Falls Church.
vic; Kirbys Corner. wonderful view,
water. electricity. telephone, streets,
S2.250 and up. For INSPECTION stou
IN or call RUDACILLE REALTY CO.
HOY N. irving ST., Arl., OK 4161
or ewes. CH. 2745. 80
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1948. Fords English built
economy Tudor; UP to 35 per gal:
car guar: S695. HILL g. TIB-
BITS, lila Vermont ave. NV. Ma.
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OLDSMOBILE l

good condition. ]
race. ne. FIR. 61t
OLDSMOBILE 1915
down; small weekl!
WHOLESALERS,
rd.. Ii. 3-SS00.
nUnC JOQE Adv {
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BUICK 1e41 2-tone green sedanette:
new, new seat a,,,sd covers; tires: Recently
value. $3.50. WI. S061. Il
BUICK 1941 Super club coupe; en-
gine Just overhauled. orig. black
finish. r. and h., needs l fender
straightened; guar: Only S345.
Washington's Oldest Packard deal
er. g Kennedy st. NV. TU. $500.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

High Government officials, in
dustrial leaders and educators
will participate in the fourth an
nual conference of the Harvard
Business School Club of Wash
ington to be held Saturday a,
the Wardman Park Hotel.
The conference, whose subject
will be Government and Business
in World leadership" will begin
with registration at 8 am. Dis
cussion forums will begin at 9,3C
am. with talk by. Harry r
Tosdal, professor of Business Ad-
ministration at Harvard Business
School. Mr.. Tosdal will speak or
Our Changing Role in World
Trade"
Other morning speeches will in
clude ones by Theodore v. Houser
merchandising vice president o1
Sears Roebuck and Co., on Sears
Tackles the Latin American
Market" and by Basil Livingston
United States manager of the
British Export Trade Research
Organization. on why Increase
Imports"
Willard L. Thorp, Assistant
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Conference Speakers Named
IBy Harvard Business Club Here

Secretary of State for economic
affairs, will address the luncheon
meeting at 1915. His subject will
be United States Objectives in
World Affairs"
Speakers In the afternoon ses-
sion which will deal with the
Point Four Program will be El-
bridge Haynes, president of the
National Management Council:
A. M. Lederer. partner on Morris
q Van Wormer Management En-
giners. and James Burke Knapp,
assistant director. economic de-
partment, International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development.
Stanley F. Teele, associate dean
Of the school, will address a din
ner meeting at GAS pm. and
Richard M. Bissell, jr., assistant
administrator for programs of the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration will speak after the dinner
at 8 pm. His subject will be Are
We Fulfilling Our Role Of World
Leadership"
Evening star., 1950-04-06

bright in short order! How?
Give them daily care with BLU
WHITE Flakes for these
new, thinner, Misunderstanding
flakes blue AND Udsh at the
same time :. yet are as kind to
your hands and pretty dainties
as pure, mild beauty soap! That's
why they wash silks, nylons and
laces to softer, brighter fresh
ness, hankies to dazzling white
ness and why they do a
better job than any bead. flake,
cube or liquid bluing! So use
BLU-WHITE Flakes daily i.
give bright new life to your
tired" washbowl tubbables.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

serve ROYAL Puddings be-
cause they're not only richer,
smoother, credmier-textured than
any, but provide more food en-
ergy than the sweet, fresh milk
you make them with! Which fla
vor do I recommend? Well, if
your family is like mine, they'll
love the delicious Udriety of nour-
= ishing ROYAL Puddings so
stock up on ROYAL Vanilla, But
terscotch, Chocolate and the new
Dark M Sweet Chocolate. And
don't forget the 3 scrumptious
ROYAL Tapiocas ROYAL Va
nilla Tapioca, Orange-Coconut
and Chocolate! Be sure to ask
for them all at your Grocer's.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Red Cross Drive Reaches
93% Of Quota Here

The Red Cross drive for the
Metropolitan Area reached SO per
cent of its 81 .039,O quota yes
terday, according to Daniel w
Bell. campaign chairman.
The total raised to date Is
1857 ,034. Randolph G. Bishop,
campaign director, said he hopes
the remaining $4,000 can be
raised by Tuesday when the next
report luncheon will be held.
c. H. Johnson, chairman of
the General Business Division,
asked business Arms to report rs
soon as they have contributions
ready to be picked up.
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ing, no draining. no steaming.
Still it always cooks up to per.
fection >. the whitest, lightest,
huffiest rice without one hint of
sticky gumminess. This same
unique process makes UNCLE
BEN'S more nutritious, too {.
for it seals into each polished
grain the important B vitamins
once practically all lost in pol
ished rice. So, if you want doubly
better rice fixed the doubly easy
way. get UNCLE BEN'S today!
Evening star., 1950-04-06

THE SPRING OF THE YEAR
is no time for fears so don't
be afraid of moths damaging your
woolen clothes, rugs and sofas.
How to be dbsOlntelysure they're
fully protected? Spray 'em with
LARVEX for this profess
sional mothproofing method, now
sold for home use, actually moth.
proofs the cloth itself! You see,
it penetrates each tiny fiber
treats the cloth so that moths are
positively stopped from feast.
ing. Just one spraying this easy,
proven way lasts a whole year,
too and there's no odor, no
wrapping, no storing away nee.
essary! LARVEX costs only 79e 4
pint, $1.19 a quart. At Drug, Dept.
and Housefurnishing Stores.
Evening star., 1950-04-06


member that the BinB brand are
the only freshly-picked hothouse
mushrooms that are Broiled in
pure creamery Butter and then
packed in their own delicious
broth. And because there's no
peeling, no trimming and NO
waste, they're truly economical.
Try this:
Top srilled tomatoes with
BHB Whole Crowns. Use BinB
Sliced Crowns to add excite.
ment to soups and sravies -.
and BinB Chopped Mu.h.
rooms to "slorify" IN ordinary
beef stew.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

there's nothing better at any
price for removing ugly grease
spots from the backs and arms Of
upholstered chairs, from drapes,
rugs and other household fur
nishings. Just follow the simple
directions and you'll see
even "deep-down" grease spots
go right before your eyes! And
EMERGING removes 'em jiffy-
quick, too. yet is absolutely safe
for such delicate fabrics as silk,
velvet and lace. Get the BIG econ
omy size ENERGINE at Drug,
Grocery, Variety Stores. Clean
up" thoroughly for Spring!
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Lord JelIicoe to Speuk

Lord Jellicoe, second secretary
of the British Embassy here. will
address a dinner meeting of the
Mems Club of the Church of the
Epiphany at 6:15 pm. Monday at
the parish hall, 1917 G street NV.
Lord Jellicoe will discuss The
Contemporary Englishman!'
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Possion PIoy ToIk Punned

DR.. Page NICK. Etchison, field
secretary of the American Bible
Society. will speak on the Passion
Play of Oberammergau at q 6 pm
dinner meeting today in National
Baptist Memorial Church. Six
teenth street and Columbia road
NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
FROM PRINCELY PALACES

TO cOZy cOt-
tages :. the
smartest house
W / yes m u s t
a & re e t h a t
Spring clean
ing time is
E N f r G. IN E.
G L f A N l N G.
FLUID time!
For experience
Evening star., 1950-04-06
GOT THE HOUSECLEANING
URGE: You

u hUE i Ou r
G E N E r A l.
ELECTRIClamp
dealer Is featur.
in & a Sprin n &
shower of lamp
values to
help you bright
en- up for Spring.
NOw'S a good
Evening star., 1950-04-06

Fricasse Chicken at Easter Dinner:
Cut stewing chicken and cook in saed roll in
weI.seaoned -four and brown in ALISWEET in heavy frying
pan Remove hot platter; cken IA stock with
Of tbs each ALLSWEET and four add u Bring
boiling chicken Serve with hot biscuits
"smothered" with ALLSWEET
You'll understand why everything
when make the revealing
taste n TELL Taste ALLSWEETs delicate NAT.
URAL and other margarine and tell the difference
Evening star., 1950-04-06

stretches clear across the range
with ample room for baking 6
big pies or 10 loaves Of bread! 1t
boasts new faster-cooking 5-Speed
Radiantube Units, a counter
balanced shelf-type door. High
Speed, Waist-High Broiler and
other BIG value features! Yet
it's small in size and price is
only 80 inches wide and costs
in most locations-only $16975!
See the biggest little range in
the world" - the "Thrifty-30"-
at your FRIGIDAIRE Dealers.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
MUSHROOMS ARE WON

DROUS when II
comes to giving a
party dress" taste
and looks to low
cost dishes and
leftovers to
soups, stews and
casseroles. But be
particular about
the kind you
oh ooco ord 70
Evening star., 1950-04-06
DOUBLE, DOUBLE TOLL AND
TROUBLE is no


way to prepare rice
just use UNCLE
BEN'S Converted d
Long Grain Rice
and "edsy does it,!
That's because
UNCLE BEN'S Is
made by an exclu-
sive new process.
ReouirpS mn rims.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

time to get the bulbs you need
one for every socket and some
spares. Prices are low, toO-a 60
watt bulb only IL cents-a 100.
watt bulb only Is cents (plus
taxi. But the best way to buy
G-E bulbs is in the handy four
lamp package -. that's SO easy
to buy, carry, and store.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

HEAVENLY MEALS be earthbound budget
with DIAMOND Walnuts for support! You
&nstT plump, DIAMOND Walnut kernels avishly
for they're much cheaper this and they
SZ0SA hnd that only pound gives full
}kFA halves and broken kernels plus hdUes for
lNC Grating enough for 3, walnut
t&SSNS3 Buy DIAMOND Wanuts in bulk celophane
for extra convenience, get them eady-shelled
tins packed keep fresh
year round
Evening star., 1950-04-06
PRETTY IS AS PRETTY DOES
a an apt phrase

Is an apt phrase
when applied to
Easter desserts
for h ey
should be just as
nutritious as
t h ey are d ELI
cious! And they
will he if yOu'll
Evening star., 1950-04-06
LENGTHEN THE LIFE" OF

all your lovely
lingerie, linens
and other wash
bowl washables
. Thife you
get white things
dazzling white,
colorc cnOrl,Jinu
Evening star., 1950-04-06
@}5DeMD
DINE IN HIGH STYLE ON EASTER and

by starring" the delicate NATURAL
flavor of ALLSWEET in all your
cooking. baking and on the table.
And l hope you're lucky enough to
live in the District of Columbia or
one of the 80 states that permits the
sale Of yellow margarine ;. for then
you can enjoy the convenience of
ALLSWEET in golden 4 lb. prints.
ALLSWEET is also sold solid white
everywhere +. so get it one way or
the other TODAY and taste itS flavor.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
A NEW STAR performer for

your kitchen is
here! The new
FRIGI D A 1 r E
" Thrifty 80"
Electric Range!
You can't match
this completely
new idea in elec-
trio ranges. for
it has a GIANT
Evening star., 1950-04-06
GWaDGMD
THE SECRET is IN THE NAME

IhE sEChET Is In THE NAME for the Walter BAKERS
in 1 Instant Sweet gives you
NA FOUR lusciously different types Of chocolate
(lvnxEkA Ill N treats! just package
I>&R<ST most "winktime" family and guests
'--------@ singing the praises of:
l Mouth melting Instant CoeOa that milk
shame End Scmptous fudgey Frostng makes
oae on mixes pale" comparison. 3d Smoother peedier
Fudge that's better than chocolate 4h Richer
Chocolate Sauce than any chocolate favored syrup
But best Of ALL each quckofx treat assfcaon brimful
that famous Walter BAKER flavor! Just Walter
Instant Sweet Cocoa Mix you'll Always yet
it costs far less than most instant milk
Evening star., 1950-04-06

And if you're looking for new
''Brighten-Up" ideas, l have
| a wonderful booklet, ''Your
Sunshine Home in Lights,
that I'll be glad to send you
FREE. Write Nancy Sasser,
! 27l Madison Avenue, New
York l6, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
BUELLNESt BY Nancy Sasser::
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New end Interesting

Advertising Of New In.rsAne -
NEW YORK. Y April 6'hThe Easter Parade cherished tradition
of sending of
the incest extend greetings compmentns friends with
OF will
appreciated they're extremely mild and they have SMOOTH mellow flavor
that's wonderful smoking experience! They light
Colonial wonderful
special pet of the smoke
other
Evening star., 1950-04-06

In s and 4 OF. tins vacuu
year round use.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Western Allies Decide
MOTTO End State ofWar
with Germany Now
By the Associofed Press

The Western allies have de-
cided to she1ye for the time being
a proposal to end the formal state
of war with Germany.
/ Diplomatic officials said today
that the United States. Great
Britain and France agreed that
termination action would threaten
tangle of legal complications
particularly for this country
which the three occupation powers
are unprepared to tackle now.
Accordingly. a meeting of legal
experts at London has been called
off. Further active consideration
of the idea has been postponed
until forthcoming spring meet
ing of the Big Three Western for
eign ministers.
The proposal has been under
STUDY since IL was advanced by
Britain at the Paris Big Three
meeting last Fall.
The decision to put off action
was reached in recent informal
exchange of views among the
three powers.
State and Justice Department
officials decided a declaration for
mally ending the war would mean
that Congress would have to con-
cur and also revise or re-enact a
mass of domestic legislation.
More than 200 statutes are still
based on the continued existence
of state of war and will be auto
matically repealed when Congress
votes the conflict legally ended.
Included are the Rent Control
Act. Trading with the Enemy Act,
and a wartime reorganization of
! the Army.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Camera Club Council
To Open Photo Salon

The Washington Council of
Camera Clubs will judge its
second international salon Of
photography at 10 am. tomor-
row at the Corcoran Gallery of
Art.
The salon, which includes color
slides as we'll as black and white
and color prints. will be open to
the public April through May 7.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
D. G. Man Gets Berlin Post

BERLIN. Mar. II (R.-Leon j.
Steck, of Washington. was ap-
pointed today chief of the trade
and program branch of the Ameri-
can high commission in Berlin.
Formerly he was chief of the Ber-
lin military government food and
agriculture branch. He is a ma
tive of Chicago. where his parents
still reside.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

All colors are seen as shades of
gray by person with congenital
color blindness,
Evening star., 1950-03-17

style imaginable
experty finished Innings
facngs these the suits this collection In black and Spring
shades including checks. Sizes 10
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-14

IN editorial Wednesday July Minneapolis
claim made that Senator Hubert Humphrey
North Carolina QuChA defeated Senator
Graham the u brand Of rotten dirty prejudice ap
pea 10 prejudice low those mOuhsd Adoph
appeals largely financed
pdScrat element obvious that such
ton Of liberals like Graham threat TO their sabotage
man Fair Deal program
ny money tribe able In q short space Of
Tina by appealing TO the lowest prejudice
bgoyl 10 turn the tide oahams opponent
toa writer's probably
outfits like Georgia poured into campaigns
that 10 keep the south free Of the liberal
m edtOs must have read that the of
against Graham or would admIaon quickly
grabbed thesis that Humphrey 10 blAms"H
We wonder the STAR would have
north keep silent while tho racial prejudice inequality
Negro oppression which poiSons thu u boodstream before the
world Humphrey continually prejudice north
politicians and northern daily newspapers have doing
these years 10 the dstdmsnt Of the nAdOnf
Most Of the relations
STAR editorial referred has general willing
Of those vino the
sndo pressure from without the south This pressure aided
e submerged and liberals Of that who have the
good recognise that the prescription vogue
section IN not pretty thing for the world
Wen take South Carolina Judge waOs Warnings word that
Tumans and the Humphreys aid Frank oahAms
south Tho south
feat not 10 halt thu progress which
SAOudnt keep Of from tho Of civil
ngh the south wants TO keep sending TO congress who
against the equality by the u
why the situation
look pretty The STAR also the three u Supreme
Graham defeat On
atnF Humphrey with Graham
attitude cvl rights has nationally July
There bound 70 Be Issues which the STAR viii
b IN honest Humphrey
expires However la
question 10 weak attempt blame Frank
tia junior from Minnesota repeat
fStchsd
eutSAA hddin' starr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-14

ago through courtesy Adolph
shein president pleasure
ing Highlander
Moneag Tenn Highlander Of which had read before meeting
its head and sparkpug of the unique institutions
America
agents sociology students and others of all all seek
live and work beside their neghbors without friction
schein,
Mr. schein and personnel manager of Boulevard Froc The firm
pioneer in nondscrmnatory employment policy The first
Negro employee occasoned small furry but Mr. schein firm
and his policy rapidly pereated other garment firms this
Scheins quiet the
many phases Of progress in the Southland
tWO spent IL. guest Of
opportunity to talk native white southern leader
who has the conduct school In the south which
Its scholars from all
Highlander School, Monteage given before
contributions continue build
newspaper help worthy by your
correspondent Highlander worthy support
One Of the volunteer Librarians at this years work Mime
apois girl, Lenore Sawyer.
summer duty may
the Minneapolis Mers Usually
baseball worthless
the and radio fraternity presents study in real color
One occupant Halsey holy Cow Hail. the interesting
local column circles Hasey sports
and radio commentator well liked He agile mind
wealth sports lore at his finger tips He the
old touch and keeps everybody around him happy
lark even when the Mners are losing
a pleasant though
Allen subscribers this paper years
to railroad together He waiter
small diner those days which between Staples
Suave good
couldn't qualify dining worked
waiter! OF he didn't get both checks!
railroads stn give their Negro employees the
what their ability Several hundred Ne
gro u who ought promoted
much ability poorest
waiter the line.
During 1 Negroes operated
and dining conductors Their
worked those capacities until retirement
While railroadng the Pullman Company
with theory while Negroes
Pullman
have operated charge porter for
hand said become conductor
capable handling the bwhe the
handle
Of conductor
We remember wildly experience serving porter
charge of Spokane
left All did take the
collect tickets and the other Pumans
do both conductors
commended Pullman conductor
caIbre, company would laughted at US! CEN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-14
Minnesota NAAcP Shows Signs Of Life

In the past three months the Minneapolis
Of the NAAP and the signs
Ngor First the state group moved Attomsyosnsra
BunqSt with offensive against Bowling Congress
and ts biased byiGwS This significance
ana practically broke the back Of opposition democratic
ACC
Entrance Of thu Minneapolis NAACP hounng dispute
based the Of Of the hgRnts
weekly and daily Tho court action
appeared friends Of tho pleasing
supporters and ample ammunition for membership
which u scheduled 70 begin
In g. Paul the NAACP through president Nathaniel
smith secured the arrest Of the operators Of the
steamer Avalon which had been refusing service
who had purchased ckss The Avalon
steamers have before the been violating Minnesota
This the first real attempt 10 obey
when operating IN this state NAACP
a last with Ramsey County Lnchs coopsat-
ing In enforcing thu law.
There many law vIOIatOs operating
Prom Ballroom g. Paul arch rights
The NAACP Minnesota business
average dtssn do II 10 immediately membership
This Newspaper has feeling that the organization keeps
pitching win not have 10 about securing
snip.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-07-14
10y MACKENZIE

the only which daugh-
There fASO that sounds all through picture
language high flown the Southern
filtered through the Early Hollywood
fASsnss Of language exceeded by the feness
nation The only good Ngger the picture the
slaves Of the ManSe who Dem Ngges
crazy All others shlflesa debauchsd rap
The only good Northener Lincoln and soldiers
the hight The rest carpebagEsr ncenaes
himself finally understands glory the Khan
daughter being raped by muAo whom he helped
The Of Negroes
liberation shOO torture Sesp
the masterpiece fidelity moving picture
art that asked TO admire q classic.
The South has been trying the Cv War
rid Of ts and liz humiliation picture
careaturs Of both dea doesn't help
paychoAnasts call proctonthe that
butng 70 their opponents the impulses and
Themselves but from which rcO The yet
deep wounds ouhVed garrison mentality
being sncrcled BY The
birth Of Nation" only reinforce the garrison mentality
against the camor suppress picture because
freedom Of understand the
kind OF picture h and organise minds boycott
Of Il and what h stands for