davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Coffee Offsets Alcohol

NEW YORK.-Tests show that
coffee, when taken after alcohol,
definitely abates the effects of
over -indulgence,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
- DEATHS -

Quincy HARRISON, 81, promin
ent Horny county farmer died in
the Community hospital, Loris
Is. C. Tuesday morning at
o'clock after brief illness. Fun
eral rites will be held from the
Pleasant Meadow Baptist church
this morning "wednesday at II
o'clock with the Rev. Roland Lee,
Rev. S. A. Hatley and Rev. L. L.
Johnson officiating. Interment
will follow in the church GENE
terry.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Minnie HARRISON of route 2,
Loris; three sons, Woodrow, Win
ston, and Doris, all of route 2,
Loris; five daughters, Minnette
and Peggy of the home, Mrs.
Edna Tyler, Mrs. Elsie Roberts,
Mrs. Evon Phipps, all of CALI
wants Ferry, S. c.; three sisters,
Mrs. Vida Williamson, Mrs. Lola
Graham of Loris, route 2, and
Mrs. Celia Anderson of Lakeland,
Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26

TERN
GOOD LEAF
SEASON HAD
AT LORIS

LORIS-At the end of the 1851
marketing season for the Loris
Tobacco Market a total of 8,457,,
$40 pounds have been sold for
S4,427, 1925, an average of S52.35
a hundred pounds, Sales Super
visor Fenton Miller stated today.
Producers themselves have sold
7,72O,476 pounds of tobacco in
Loris this year for $4,O81, 1913. SO
for an average of $52.87 a hun
dred pounds, Miller added.
The total on gross sales-8,.
457, $40 pounds - is the largest
amount of tobacco the Loris Mar
ket has sold in over ten years
with the exception of the 1916
season when 10 IL million
pounds were sold. The average
on gross sales - $52.35 - and on
producers sales $52.87 - is the
third highest average in the his,
tory of the market exceeded only
by the averages made in 1913 and
1850.
Everyone-farmer and ware
houseman alike - seem highly
pleased with the results of the
1851 marketing season, Supervis'
or Miller stated. The only com.
plant to be made is the fact that
the market had to close on Sep
TENDER 21st. Quite a few farmers
still have anywhere from two to
five barns of tobacco unsold, and
lit is still the opinion of all ware
housemen that their would have
been near capacity sales for an
other full week. if only full set
of buyers could have been 70
tanned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
y WIFE SLAYER GIVEN Is. YEAR

| Southport, Sept. % - n
CPat) O'Quinn, of Calabasb, was
sentenced ~ last night to Is wears
IN States Prison for shootino bi<
wife. Ruby Dell O'Quinn, to dea ai-
at their home last spring.
His attorneys immediately fiji
ed notice of appeal to the sn
preme Court.
Judge Walter J. Bone passed
the sentence in Brunswick sunpr
ior Court after the jury deliberat.
ing for an hour and a half return.
ed verdict of guilty of man
slaughter. O'Quinn originally
was charged with first degree
murder.
OQulnn was accused of shoot
ing his seven-month pregnant
wife shortly after he returned
home following service of a sen.
tenee in a federal penitentiarv
for counterfeiting. During the
trial, he testified his wife grabb.
ed a gun and screamed that she
was going to kill him second
Or two before she was fatally
wounded.
He said his wife shouted, I'm
going to have baby for Gus
Bland. and I'm going to kill YOU"
The name of Bland. a former
Brunswick County deputy sher
if. was mentioned by witness
several times during the trial
There were no witnesses to the
shooting and the defense con
tended the % caliber pistol was
discharged twice while O'Quinn
and his wife were struggling for
it. She was shot in the breast and
stomach.
The case attracted wide atten,
ton in Brunswick County. One
hundred and thirty men and wo,
men were examined befort the
Jury was selected.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
elder Men Eligible
CO.. Army Enlistments

,,ssr Ford C, Poumans, local
N ,,;-sr sor The U. S. Army and
tA''T.' : Ar Force. today an
m ..,,,,i ,ha, men who are 81
ao~.., iii and over but less than
yy,,., d age may now re-enlist
% ~, = :. Army or the U. S,
Az Force.
,,,,,ftng 20 NJ Sgt. Youmans.
,,,,, have at least three 90
'.'.> ,,r;o, active federal service
N,'' ~, Army Air Corps, Navy.
:, Corps. Air Force or Coast
& H,,r3 at least three months of
- 60 s,,v;1e must have been in
..'.' ,,.,,v or Army Air Corps for
-, ,plrv applicants and Army Air
1 t,,, a~ Air Force for AIR
Cc3peTE applicants. Their age at
' $3.50 - enlistment must not be
, -..,.,r than thir;y-five 1851 plus
:, .ns,h Of their prior active
.: 49, service in completed
,.,,~s Of service.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
EVELYN Warren Hardison
VS.
Willie Hardison, Jr.
The defendant, Willie Hardi'
son. Jr.. will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Columbus County, North Caro-
lima. for the following purposes:
To obtain a judgment dissolv.
ing the marriage existing be-
tween plaintiff Rnd defendant
and divorcing the parties thereto
from the bonds of matrimony
on the grounds of two years sep
aration. 49,,
And the said defendant will
further take notice that he is re.
ouired to appear at the office OF
the Clerk of said Superior Court
in the Courthouse in WhlteVllle.
N c., on the II day Of Oct. 1851
or within 81 days thereafter, and
answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
This the % day of Sept. 1851.
Lee J. Greer,
Clerk of Superior Court OF
Columbus County
Sept .26, Oct.3,10,17
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26

Antimalarial drugs can now
be derived in part from furfural,
a chemical obtained commercially
from corncobS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-09-26
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Six room block
house with porch on front and
back. Located just across South
Carolina line on Green Sea
Road. Approximately $50 feet
of road frontage. Plenty Of
room for small business. Pric-
ed for quick sale. See w. w.
Norris at house or inquire at
Pauls Grocery. Oct. 8. 3tp
LOST-75O x 16 ply Heavy Duty
Goodyear tire lost off of truck.
Return to Ross Clemmons, Rt.
2 Tabor City Green Sea Road
Oct. 10 pd.
DAFFYNITION
Small Town-A place where
everybody knows whose check is
good and whose husband isn't.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
LEISURE FASHIONS

$50 Happy Go Lucky Coolers in Waffle
Pique, striped chombroy, print per-
cole, to wear os jumper sun dress H.
Sizes II to 20 in the oroup---@- 39o 1888
LANSBURGH'S-LeSureF FaShionS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
RUG REDUCTIONS

ORG. NoW
9x49% "1"-r.~--H-----e--- ~" w., e8.e5 1925
Broodloom Runner Wilton weave,
bossed, rose, 2lo"xe'. Less than
holt price ------ ------------- oo.oo 1878
BroodIoom Rug, Administer weave
BEIGE tone on tone. 12x5'2"------- 54.o5 also
4'9"pT'o 99"@Tio" os' 0y-- ."'.' @ s-e" $3.50 $3.50
green oe0 ex4' 4'-Ns.-.lN---v---~e--7 wy - s5.35 1925
Administer Scotter Rug, foro,
27x52" Less thon hoif price------ l.95 $50
Reversible Fiber Summer Rug, pIod
design 9xl2 grey As is---------- 1895 1925
3 Heovy Weight Cotton Scotter Rugs,
soied from dspIoy. 27x48". Assorted
4 Heavy Weight Cotton Scotter Rugs,
24x42" assorted coIors. SoiIed from
dsploy f9o aSo
Heovy Weight Cotton Scotter Rugs,
soied 2x3, assorted colors-------- o95 4.S5
LANSBURGHS-RugS-F Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS
DRAPERIES

Custom mode Soto SIpcover With One
Long Seporote Cushion Fine green and
white provincial print cotton. As u.s. set 1870 1920
Pr. Custom Made Pinch -pleoted Drop
cry to Match Above SIipcover. co.
wide to poir. 8534" long, As is----- 53.46 1899
Custom made slipcoVer of Red Self
tone Cotton Domosk for Regular Soto,
with seporote cushions. AS is &c., 49.40 1899
Pr. Custom-mode Florol Glosheen
Droperies So" wide to poir, "a"
BorreI-bock SlipcoVer, separate
cushion to match above dropery---- 1898 1879
LANSBURGHS-Upho pholstering-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
BLOUSES AND NECKWEAR

Org Now
Ia Cotton Broo dcloth Skirts. Red,
moze, green. Broken sizesG----- 2.95 100
Cotton Botste Bouses loroe sizes.
White, pink, eyeet trim ------- 3.95 1877
IA Botiste Eyelet ond Loce-t trim Bouses IS TO
olso some broodcIoth Broken sizes 295 100
100 Pure Silk Seors, hand rolled 36-inch 1906 1864
squores. Beautiful solid colors---- SO for 40
40 Pure Silk Scorfs in gorgeous prints.
Hond-roed hens ------ LA 100
Observation-Disclosures, Neckwear-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
MEMS FURNISHINGS CLEARANCE

73 Belt Buckles, fomous-moke from
regular stock. Handsome 3.OOG
initols, broken assortment $50 zl9"
"A Leather Strops, fonous-nnoke, 2OOto
black and brown Broken sizes $50 l.49
5 Wallets, fomous-moke, fine quoity
Ieother --------------- 80 1000 ess'
Il Mems Leisure Jockets, fine royons,
solids and checks, royon lined. Sizes l4o5to
extra small to extro oree------- 1926 1929
43 jackets, woter-repelent royons. Zip
front, roomy pockets Sizes 40, AZ,
A, 48 and so included 7.o5 5.49
81 Sport Shirts fomous-rnoke, wosh-
obIe royons in solid coIors Long 3.95 to
sleeves. Sizes small to loroe------ 5.95 z.ss
Il Belts famous s-noke, suede. Broken
sizes 81 to 40 ------4- 500 3.49
l07 Summer Pojomos, airy skipdent cot
ton lowncoth Short sleeves 2.o5 to
knee-Ieneth. Size B only- $50 l69
2o Walking Shorts fomous- nnoke Cot
ton ond royon eobordines, solid
coIors ond white. Broken sizes SO 3.95 TO
to A in group 6.95 2se
At Shirts fomous-mokes, white and
foncy eottons. soft and fused collars 1885,
Broken sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 zss
Sport Coots fomous- -moke Royon
cord or butcher royon. Sizes 38 to
46 in group --------------- 2ze5 1888
LANSBURGHS-Men's Furnishincs-Street Tloor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
MATERNITY FASHIONS

Org, Now
20 Maternity Skirts and Pinofores
Chombroy broodcoth spun royon
Postels and dark shades. Misses
broken szes----------- - 4.95 z.ss
10 One and z pc. Summer Maternity
Dresses. Chombroy, tissue einghom,
Bennberg royon sheers tree. U. S. Pot
Off, Miss broken sizes--~------ 1895 799
LANSBURGRS-Budget Fashion Center
Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
HOSIERY

200 Pairs First Quoly, Full Fashioned LOO to soc 10
Nylons Dark shodes Broken sizes SO 75e
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
CLEARANCE OF DISHWASHERS,
REFRIGERATORS
Floor sompIes and Demonstrators

Floor Samples and Demonstrators
Orig. Now
3 james Automatic Mobile Dshwosh-
ers: Demonstrators 1880 1880
] 1850 General Electric 8-cu.-ft. de
luxe Refrigerator. Model NF8G. Floor
sompIe : ------------ 52ee5 z44.ss
! 1850 GeneroI Electric 8-cu-ft Re-
sfrieerotor. Model NCS8H. Floor
semple ------------------ 1895 1898
! 1851 KeVinotor 8-cu-tt. Refrioero-
tor: Model SIR Floor somple.- 25495 1898
| 1851 KeVinotor 8-cu-ft. Refrioero-
tor. Model HR-R. Floor sompIe-- 274e5 zo4.sS
! 1851 Kevinotor l2-cu.-ft Re-
froerotor. Model SMR. Floor sompIe 1895 z44.eS
1850 7.2-cu-ft. Refrigerator. Floor
sompIe ---------------- 1895 1888
1850 Fomous-noke 9-eu.-ft Re-
frigerotor. Floor somple- 1895 zI4ss
] 1881 Fomous-n1oke | cuff. Re-
frioerotor Floor sompe- 1885 244.e5
1851 Fomous-noke l-cu.-ft. Re-
frioerotors. Floor somple $685. 95 269.95
! 1851 Fomous-nnoke l3-cu-ft. Re-
froerotor. Floor sompIe- 1895 32e.oS
LANSBURGHS-Apph Store-41S Seventh st.
for through the Grch,Day in main bIdgJ
Evening star., 1951-09-06
MODERN FURNITURE CLEARANCE

Orlo. NoW
bopeie ei 'f'. frieze .-N----------- - 1890 $3.50
Occasional Open Arm Choirs, block
ocquer, green ----------------- 4L9o $Z9
Occasional Upholstered Choirs, brown
Occasional Upholstered Choirs, brown
boucle trim -------- -------- 499o SZ9
Nioht Tobles, cordovon mohoeony-- 42o5 S29
CocktoiI Toble, blonde ------44--- 1926 $34
Vonities and Mirrors, grey Wonut--- l24.75 SIS
Chest of Drawers Vodero sand ----- 1880 $79
Solid Birch Chest of Drawers, suede
Solid Birch Night Tobe, suedetone-- 1895 $2I
Buffet, French grey, red interior 1880 $50
Sliding Glass Door China Cabinet,
French grey, red interior s- ------- 1900 $s5
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
NOTIONS

Clearance Orig. $50 to 54S
GIRLS SUMMER SPORTSWEAR
Selection includes shorts, iockets, q q.
bouses SNORT summer sports 06
buys! Broken sizes.
LANSBURGHS-Grls' Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
JUNIOR-MISS DRESSES

Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
LAMPS REDUCED
CLEARANCE OF N

Floor samples, demonstrotors models All plus Fed
erol excise tox and waronty where applicable.
Orig Now
] 1881 Fomous-moke Console TeIe-
vision. n" rectangular tube. Plos-
tic cobinet. Dernonstrotor ------- 2o9.o5 224s5
1851 Syivonio TobIe Model TV IT"
rectangular tube Demonstration = 27o.o5 20ee5
! 1851 Fomous-rnoke Console TV II"
rectangular picture tube. Floor SON.
pie --------------------- 349.95 zss.ss
] 1851 Famous make Console TV.
II" rectangular picture tube. Floor
sompIe ------------------- 3s9e5 1895
z 1851 Emerson Console TV with W
tube; Demonstrators. Model esl--.- s79.e5 z4s.ss
] 1851 MotoroIo Console TV with ""
picture tube. Denonstrotor. Model
l7K5 ------------- s2e95 z44.ss
! 1851 MotoroIo Console TV. II" rec
ton9ulor picture tube. Denonstrotor.
Model i7k7 ---------------- 57e.e5 zs4.9s
! 1851 MotoroIo Combination TV,
AM-FM Rodio 3-Speed Record Poy-
er. 20" picture tube. Model 2oF2.
Floor sompIe ----,----- 10000 1895
1851 Fomous- s-nnoke Console TV. II"
rectangular tube. Demonstrotor = 29e.e5 zz4ss
1851 Fomous-no Console TV II"
rectoneuIor tube. Demonstrotor- 54ee5 z54ss
1851 Roytheon Console TV. II"
rectangular tube Model l7l4. DEM
onStrotor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 349 95 1855
! 1851 Royheon Console TV 20"
Rectangular tub e. Demonstration.
Model zoos 6----------------- 1926 s4s.ss
! 1850 Famous make combination.
] e" tube TV. AM rodio, 3-speed
record player. Floor sompIe ----- 48o so 35esS
Observation-Disclosures Store-4fS Seventh ST.
or through the arclt,Uay in main bldo.)
Evening star., 1951-09-06

Bock-to-Schoo Broodcoths. Dark
pIoids. Short and long sleeves.
TO IS included S.o5 $6
9 Block Moster Royon Sheers cop
sleeves, short sleeves, push-up l4.e5 6
sleeves 9 TO IS included d----- 1896 $40
Observation-Disclosures aEiss nreases-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
pIus savings o. special purchases
RECORDS AND ACCESSORIES

$50 Popular Records Singles, 78 rpm
Assorted lobes and titles Less than for
" price ------------------ see 100
Sing o-Sone ChiIdren's Albums
78 rpm records. Less thdn " price $50 90
5 RCA-Victor Heritooe Series Records
Selections by John Mccormick. Less
than rs price ---------- 257 soc
s Long -pIoyino Record Storage Coses.
Hold 10 records. Strong fiber con-
struction -------------------- $50 100
II Fidelitone Super Needles in record
brush cose. Less than " price $50 loo
LANSBURGHS-App Store-418 Seventh st.
Tor through the archi0ay in main bldg.)
Evening star., 1951-09-06
SILVERWARE REDUCTIONS

9 Polished Birch Solod Bowls with ster- Orio. Now
ling handled fork and spoon 1000 75oa
| White Simulated Leather Silver Chest
with Poetic cloth lining 7.o5 5.95
8 Silver Plotted Toll Compotes lacy de-
sign ---------------- SIS 5.s5'
] Heavy Cleor Gloss Solt-ond-Pepper
with sterling tops .---------- 500 $50
! pr. Cut Crystol SoIt and Pepper with
sterling tops -------1~----- r. 500 s.75
! Silver Plotted Covered Vegetable Dish l7o5 l345
] Mahogany Silver Chest. Anti-tornish
lining. Less thon Va priee sos 500
Glass sVneeor and Oil Cruets with
sterling toPs-.a. -..------ 4.s5 $40.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E100f
Evening star., 1951-09-06
RAYoN FABRIC CLEARANCE

$50 Yds. Colorvision Printed Royon Orig. Now
Jersey ---------------------- 2.o5 4se yd.
rs Yds Nylon Sheers, osst. coors--- so 79e yd.
rs Yds. Royon Oreonzo-- -------- 80 79e yd.
100 Yds. Roman Striped Royon Crepes- 80 49e yd
100 Yds Permanent Finish Flocked or
eondy s--------s'- - l5e sseyd.
$50 Yds Printed Royon Bembere and
s. Royon sheers, --5z-----..-- LIS, sssyd.
rs Yds.. Royon Butcher Weoye. Pink
only -----------.- LIS sseyd.
200 Yds Royon Howoiion Prints, wosh-
obiei --------.----- l.i9 4seyd.
l25 Yds. Royon Dress Shontuno -----. 90 3ee I'd.
Rernnont clearance. All less thon u price. Useful
lengths of silk royon and nyon fobcs including prints
solid shodes ond novelty Weoves
Observation-Disclosures Floor
sPt1s SOS Federal TaE.
Evening star., 1951-09-06

Floor samples, demonstrotos models. All plus Fed
erol excise tox and worronty where applicable.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

How about a delicious conti-
mental cheese platter for des-
sert these days? Harry Angeli-
CO has just the thing in this
line.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

Naehle, stand 541, has your
Norwegian specialties. They
are famous for salt roe herring
with red roe; real Finnan Had
die; imported herring from
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25
YAKIMA YOUTH
FOLLOWS HOBBIES

Serving in the Navy hasn't kept
1S-year-old James Henry Robin
son, Jr., from following his favor
lite pastimes-music and athletics,
He wrote his mother, Mrs. James
Robinson, ST., that he has been
boxing at the naval center at San
Diego, Calf, and has been prac-
ticing on his trumpet in addition
to carrying out his regular duties.
Jimmy played football and boxed
while attending school here. He
also had his own orchestra for
three years. A versatile musician,
Robinson played the trumpet. sax
ophone and piano expertly.
The young sailor was born in
Yakima and attended the public
schools here. He was graduated
from Yakima High school last
year and Joined the navy in
October.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25

Bullock, program registrar, an
nounced this week.
Among the regular popular
classes being offered are ceramics,
sewing, millinery, flower arrang-
ing, interior decorating, bridge,
swimming and dancing.
New classes being offered in the
evenings for both men and women
are photography. languages, crea-
tive writing and volleyball. Glasses
of especial interest to women are
beginning and advanced piano,
textile painting, leathercraft and
sight-singing. There will be two
workshops for young mothers
given on Wednesdays under the
supervision of DR.. Roberta Taylor
of the Seattle Public Schools Edu-
cation for Family Life Depart
ment. They are Life With Jun
Tor" and Modern Ways in Baby
Care"
Full information as to days
time and fees may be had by call
ing the WV, Eliot 1900.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25
THE YOUNGER SET
Rosemary Tatum

Hi all. We are very glad we got
here this week. We would have
been here last week, but the news
was so hot that my copy burned
up - joke. Edith Gibson is back
at long last, says she didn't like
California. No-o-o-o. Why did she
stay so long? ? ? For all who
don't know it yet, Leonella Lom-
bard is now working at Lewis and
Hath Drug One of the added
attactions at half time at the Gar
field-Ballard game was a chorus
line featuring: Dolores jackson,
Barbara Harris, Mable Mitchell,
Olivette Jones and Mary Alice
Humphrey .. 10 Ann Squires re-
Gently gave a birthday party for
Eliese Dixon, who was 10 on Janu-
ary Is. Those present were; Vern
WILSON,. Joyce Dean, DO weber,
Augie Brown, Bernice Dotson
and Chermaine Lombard. Others
were: Stanley Holifield, Leonelia
Lombard, Yvonne Flowers, Oscar
Holden, Wayne Sanford, Waymond
from Denver, and Lonnie Shields.
Also there were Beverly Washing
ton and FELTON, Eagles
The Gradels gave a dance last
Saturday and to use corny
phrase - a good time was had
by all Billy Tolles of Combo
Clash fame will be playing for a
dance on February 3 at the old
Savoy. So, don't forget to reserve
the date Speaking of fine
musicians, Bumps Blackwell is Sc
attle's best as far as we are con-
cerned Whoever said that
there is no place to go in Sc
attic? ?? +? Course there is
There is a wide range of places
to choose from if you don't
want to go to one theater you can
go to another . And l shall leave
you with that witty remark
Bye now.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25
THE MEEK INHERIT THE EARTH

Christ Jesus who called the meek happy, said re-
specting himself Come all We that labor and
are heavy laden and will give you rest Take my yoke
upon YOU and learn of me- for l meek and owly IN
heart and We shall find unto your souls for my yoke
is easy and my burden is light" (Matthew II :2sSO)
Christ Jesus is the great meek He did not let HIM
self be easily irrtated and excited but endured with
patience all the Affections that God permitted to come
upon him at the hands of the wicked for test of His
faithful nterity toward God One of Jesus apostles
wrote saying: "Now l Paul myself beseech you by the
meekness and gentleness of Christ end Corinthians
10) One of the prophets also foreod concern
ing Jesus saying: HE oppressed, and he was af
fcted vet he opened not his mouth - This prophecy
about Jesus meekness under the mighty hand of God
found its fulfillment at the time that he was nailed to
the tree and silently suffered to the DEATH For
such unbreakabe meeness and integrity of Jesus, God
raised him from the dead and gave him dominion over
all the EARTH and hence he is the first and chief in
whom his own saying be fulfilled, Blessed are the
meek: for they shall inherit the earth
In this twentieth century the domination of the
earth on gobal scale the issue that has to the
front and all nations have become embroiled therein
From the time of early antiquity the control OF the land
has been the grounds for bitter quarrel and bloody
fct Human history has witnessed land grab after
another by strong aggressos from the time of Nimrod
who worshipped for his prowess as the mighty
hunter - Genesis 10S-11)
The for territory, the coveting of the lands
of others has been merely for political domination
over wider field but also another dynamic reason for
fixing greedy eyes control Of of this earth is the
desire to extend spiritual domination and the domina
ton of certain religious leaders, but NEVER will the
political and religious dctators of the earth be able to
bar the rghfu heir Christ Jesus from his earthly in
heritance
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25
Government Pointed
AS Terror Rule By
Civil Rights Leader

William L. Patterson, national
executive secretary Of the Civil
Rights Congress, on a speech tour,
said in speaking Saturday, "Our
government today is one of terror
and violence in which each branch
conspires with the other to defeat
the Constitution and defy human
rights"
Patterson, under indictment for
contempt of Congress, was once
cursed out (by crude reference to
his color and ancestry by Hender-
son Lovelace Lanham, Congress
man from Georgia.
Patterson later was cited for con-
tempt, by a vote of 238 to 106, for
refusing to turn over the list of
members of and contributors to
the Civil Rights Congress, listed
as a SubverS1ve organization py
the Attorney General
He spoke before the Portland
chapter of the Congress Monday
night.
A graduate of the University of
California and the first Negro at
torney to represent a Wall Street
firm, Patterson said: Things are
getting worse instead of better in
the field of race relations in this
country"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1951-01-25
White Scores 29
As LIU Swdnps
Duquesne 82-52

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
migty Sherman White scored 20
pints last week as Long Island
universitys Blackbirds continued
their indicated basketball season
by whipping once-baten Duquesne
80 to 81 at Madison Square Gar
den.
A second Negro star, Leroy
Smith, tailed 20 poins to aid the
LIU cause very much. Ray Felix
also played a sharp game for LIu'
The Blackbirds, one of the ma
tons few remaining indicated
cage teams, are ranked tourth
best team in the nation. They are
considered the hottest five men
in college basketball at this time