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even particularly helpful to use argument
against the false judgment.
10 BE quiet and firm is best, think. One
need simply say. Il don't agree with your
judgment" Then. having simply put your
self on record. you can push on and talk
about other things.
Ofcourse it is possible that the other man
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insults IN decent company. But it
does happen.
EVEN the most enlightened people
allow themselves generalizations
about groups, usually based on in
sufficient evidence and prompted
by q single experience with a single
member Of the group. For some
reason, an individual in our own
group is merely an individual to
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engagements one accepts than to Be lIatly
honest.
TIPPING l. problem everyone sporries
about. Amy Vanderbilt sipes accepted
standards for u in nexf sceels's isssse.
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Cooler than any other
pressure shave!

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you enjoy oil the cool cool comfort Of Msniholced
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Just squirt sprs0d md shGve Quicker hm bruGhless closer
thm l0hs coolest Of pressure shuvssl Try MsnhotIcsd
Msnnen Fom Shave toddy. You don't agree H. tho most
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Morzissown NJ. Your 79t win b refunded
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35O5 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
Large 1:bedrm. apt, ample closet
grounds; S72.96 per mo.
HENRY B. THADEN
1929 Conn. Ave. MA. S-2O7b.
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RoCKvILLE=ons. tive nd na thEss
: :S I. sSd 1 ssSsSRsinG center: sos %
$500 ROANOKE AVE-, Takoma Park.
Nd. Apt. No. 2-1 bedrm., uv. rm.,
kit;: bath. pvt: entr; Avail. nov.
1 ndaS9ua dry ss0rs YARD
10. $500. fulton S-74Ss. Ii
SILVER SPRING AREA - New q
plus utiis. 4 lot for your rentals.
Featuring Seer rear Kitchen hen. sntra.nce.
auto washing machine connection
in kitchen: close to Grade schools.
express bus downtown. Immediate
and future OCCUPANCY. Call HE.
4-7733 or HE. 4-Sa09. lis
MT. RAINIER-3-room apt: bath:
all UTILITIES furnished. 3s41 oath
CHEVY CEASE. 1891 Nswdals e. rd..
Kit. and bath, Heat. hot wster and
fF er SIX turn mn ke 2oyn II Apt 6A 3 Rents
BETHESDA-.Liy rm.. dinette. kit.
shop. iaeils. 81. z-7loo. ga e,% I'M
APIS AVAILABLE AT cOBUR TER.
800 Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Nd.
Next to schools and shopping center.
bus stop ct door. WA. 7-276S. -21
TAKOMA PARK, Md -bedrm. apt.
in apt. house. close to transp. All
utils. furn. $40 per mo. 10. 9-374s.
P: G. CITY. Hvattsyille.-3-rm. apt.
all conv. SIS. TIA. a-70l0. 30
TAKOMA PARK. blk, to D. C; line
-lst-h. apt. 3 rms. kitchen, bath.
sscpd gSFSa and sa5nSe sec &c T Tn
Can MIR. GATES. RA. s:27iO, Rx,
SILVER SPRING, spacious e-bedrm.
units, newlv decorated. in Sligo
Park Picture windows. cross VEN
school and Blair Hieh School. Launc
or family With j child. so incind-
ing utilities. Call MRS. WHEELER.
$50 flower AVE.. Takoma Park.
Il block from shopping: Earb. dis.
s ssI EM 5 APT on 1st floor w With
PARK. s1O1 Flower ave
Beaut. 1-bedrm. apt, SS5 mo. See
MRS. RYAN at address or ST 3-0550
213-B Dawson ave
(Open.) 2 bedrms.. liv. .rm., dinette.
kit. and bath; tenant furnishes gas
and electricity. tn. 2-2O3n. 30
WEST HYATTSVILLE-2 min. to
downtown d. e., light. airy, a view
and modern design; 1-bedrm. apt.
avail. Aug. /. S64 80 plus utiIs. Apt.
21O 740l 18th ave. lat Riggs I'd.
and Univ lane1. HE. 1874. 30
MT. RAINIER, 1904 Perry st. - Q
rms, semipvt. bath, $50 mo. Call
RA. 3-13S3. go
bedrm.. cleo. kit. tile bath, pvt.
entr.: use of large back lawn; suit
able Young married couple or q
ladies. JU. 9-443S, any time Sat.
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GOOD, Sc. LOCATION

NOOOt 0sA8s AASS@e ~
35O5 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
LARGE 1;bedrm. epts ample closet ..
grounds; S72.96 per mo:
HENRY B. THADEN
1922 Conn. Ave. MA. e-zSS67o.
N.W.-Pvt. lge. bedrm. apt. w/bath.
extra lRe. closet: mr.. transp. $50.
cOTORED-HAVE QUIET neighbors,
on a nice quiet street in Randall
Community" carefully selected ten
ants only; separate entrance and
din.-kit. area. big bedrm. end bath;
auto. gas heat. hot water. cleo. re-
fgr.; clean asphalt. tile ths.; from
$3.50 up:- utils. added. So Eye st.
s.w. Open a-6 sat.-sun. Ma. S-9257
coLoRED-1ses 18th ST. Nv
2pd floor; rms. kit. bath; rental.
$40: available July /. Call pI
7-7740. lis
COLORED-S.E.-2 unfurnished rms.
and kit, utils. furn;; conven. tr9psp.
c SHist sRl Il; soS1 liz ST. N.WSsa
nice nsiihSOrhoeds. DE. s- z';
COLORED-1SO6 POTOMAC AVE.
S.E.-Liy; rm., bedrm;, kit. den,
PVT. bath utils; incl $76 mo.
z; S17o4 60, "ILLouoHSY Re ZEAL
CoLoREpES LARGE RMS. and bath;
any time. tn. 2-8757. z-22
COLORED--NEW APT. BLDG.-Lge.
liy; rm:: din; rm: area; Kit; bed ira
I plus-in VIZ Nv ATHENA. laundry rm.
s wlea "s ss75o aa and 0s $3.50 OPEN
for inspection week days, ga pm:
Sat; and sun; 1912 pm. 3O7 pi-
s75 e1 ns H rSs4 s ssRss 81
COLORED-5I6 YOU ST. N.W.-3
rms. kit. and bath; lge. apt; compl.
remod.. $75. HARRISON & ADAMS.
c OF Sia5Oo E ST. s.E.-Modern
ventilation: Oe c-s 'P bus; ssS 50. IN In:
spection By appointment; GEORGE
COLORED- RMS. AND KIT, partly
furn., Sss per mo. Mr.. 9TH and E
c 81 G;ED oo 1th ST. NW:!s
$755a HARRISON & ADAMS, on Ma,
CGSI100RRiE;D-BRooKLAND, End floor,
private. bedroom, living room.
kitchen, bath. For settled couple or
mature woman: S75, utilities in
cl1ded: Can be furnished also. v D.
COLOREDNi41S S ST. NV. Apt. 2
Il rm. and kitchen, semibath.
cleo. heat and hot water included
COLOREDwiOi9 v ST. N.W.-Large
liv.. rm.,- kit. semipvt. bath, utils.
incl. $4S per mo. HE. 4-3919;
CoLORED-11s7 9th ST. NE.-Giv.
r RIM; 6edrmS;i kit aso1 Tsils. t tyr
COLORED-I116 QUEEN ST. NE
2 rms. kit. and pvt. bath. $40 incl.
utils. HARRISON & ADAMS. Ma.
CoLORiED-4sOO BLK. eth NV
rm..- kit. and bath, screened porch,
lovely neighborhood. $50 incl. utils.
HARRISON g. ADAMS. MA. S-S30S.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.
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n. ARL.-2-bedrm, ant. avail. oL22:
redec.; mr.. church. stores. busline:
SSS.b0 mo. ia. S-664O. 80
ARL.-Close In. best neiehhorhood:
new and 2 bedrm. apis: S79.6O to
SEQ: utils. except cleo: 10 Minis. TO
pike. II
ARL.. 6Sl1 N. gath st.-5 rms, LIST
a., screened porch; very Ice. yard; all
utilS. incl. except cleo: cow. to
stores and bus; $S5. JE. 2-S243.
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MOVING, PACKING. sroRAcs
HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Vac. brk.,
2 bedrms., scr pch.: recr. rm.. gas;
steel constr. settled cple.. no pets.
Mr.. everything. SLY so. 10. 3-6Ss9.
n. ARL., Country Club Grove at
Walksr Chapel b.t Gebe and and P PIT 1
rm.. f1repl. scr. .pch. din. rm. kit.
rec rm.. firepI bsmt. garage. Well
shaded lot, conven transp. :S135 mo.
on lease. 1854 Dittmar I'd Owner
S on premises bs;o or call Annapolis. Co.
NICELY FURNISHED. 9 rms, large
door; Si25 per mo. HU. S-65sI.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 5 bedrms..
shady yard for children: June 81
WHITE COLONIAL, furn. de luxe:
ideal for ofacer, wife and 2 teenage
s snldF Sst KIT, eed Tfs bn iT T Sr. atp
fast nook. Must be seen to be ap-
Mr.. EcHoLs. CO. S-o4s2. az
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RID. NV
rms. inclosed porches. gar.
II; $50 or less to satisfactory
silver sPRING"S bedrms.. iiv.-
din. rm. comb. nicely. furn: $12B
per mo. Avail. immed. JAMES 9.
coNEddGGY q CO.. $40 Ga. 10.
SILVER SILVER SPRING 4 b.drms' .
baths baths 2-ear garage. scr. poreh'
EMBASSY SECTiON. $500 Fulton st.
NV Cnear Mass. ave.. Avail July 1.
4 bedrmS.. liv. rm.. din. rrn.. kit.
lge:. library garage. $275 mo. furn.
Call Mr.. Layery with JOHN II.
MILLER. ir. MA S-2557. 30
IDEAL FOR CHILDREN 3 bedrms,,
y baths; automatic Laundry cool
den psnt ed faSs fhTouRS seat
/. S11O mo Ell. 6-3795. 30
18th AND SPRING RD.--4 bedrms..
one bath; beaut. furn. 3 doors from
18th st. Reas rent Immed. occu.
paInecyya Call Mr.. LAWRENCE. "a.
CLEVELAND PIX, Van Ness St
Nicely furnished; 8 bedrooms; 1
year, S160 month. Phone Mr.. MIL
LER, DI. 1886; ewes. and week
ends. WO. 6-0112. lie
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

PERM. prof. cple des. lge. unfurn., l.
bedrm. apt good D. c. area. having
or parking space. DU. 1885. -21
OWNERS have the tenants, do
you have the place? Need furnished
S SaG uni apts With e pSt bat an0 ali
parts D c. Reas. fee for results. To
stop vacancy loss, Call MANDEL.
ME. S-6414. lis
COUPLE WANTS top floor 2-bedroom
UNFINISHED apt. with porch in Ar
hngton; allow small dog. Call ia.
2-6S92, after & pm. weekdays: any
time week ends 20s
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Capitol Plaza

Bordering the beautiful Capitol Plaza
grounds; offering the ultimate IN
apt. living to ouAlified applicants.
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ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick St. MAGNOLIA Gardens---Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
%ent parquet tfi eors veneaian S sHnR
9 exposures, utils. furn.; 500 a mo:
l. be siSSgn' ss@.6o For info, call
ARL.. NEW BLDG, mr.. Heeht's-1
beorm.. 3 expos. extra closet space;
v washer, dryer . II bsmt.. $3.50. inel.
AR1NGToN-cor. apt. Ice. rms:
BATE: BIZ bu. r stor einss'i minis Es k sas
and Memorial Bridges. Adults: S6s
and $73. IA. s-26S4 days: ia.
ARLINGTON-VOry attrac. 1-bedrm.
; apt; IN mCdesn o apt. BIDS BIDS; close in:
SS5. incl. utils.; vacant. walk right
In. Call KE. 8-4133. 80
very close to Washing
ton; modern 1-bedrm. apt. in fire.
prS9oofd BLDG; newly painted; s75; ia.
ARLANDRIA-1-bedrm. apt, S69.50.
incl, all utils.; 10 min; to Pentagon.
oNF BMEDRM si. H lEe. iiv. o ,Pm., kit. and
bath. modern ept.; "a blk. from
Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy; buses,
cow. to shopping. $40 per mo: plus
gas and light: avail. immed. BURN
Frs REALTY CO.. ia. 7-OO71;
VIENNA bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit,
per mo- Dunkirk 5-8565. -22
near Memorial Bridge
Nice l and 2 bedrm. apis, $50
$$s@; IS SN947d ITO N 18th St. , apt
10 MINIS. 70 D. C.-5 minis. to
Pentagon. On 3 buslines. Nice
shopping center, decentralization in
all apis, / and bedrms. WASH
1NGTON AND LEE APIS. 200 N.
.W HayHe.E st NAE}ington' V Va; M d.s
All. blvd. and #. Myer Or. Cali res.
mgr. for all details. IA. -7-5414.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, has . few
priced from S75 Sit. in conv. Alex,
q 5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
office in Adams Bldg, cor. Mt. YER
non ave and Russell I'd,
ARLINGTON VILLAGE AREA - De
dining area; cheerful . Kitchen, R R1k
gon. Rental reasonable to long term
lease. 2706 18th st. South. Airing
LANGLEY. vA.-cool. country apt
new. adj. Colonial home. mi
D. C. 3 lge.- rms. f1repl.. garage.
auto hit; all utils. auto. laundry
$50: will furnish if des. Ell. 6,a3537.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H ST. NV. Ma. $3.50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

We're getting people ought a
against them society opposition investigation
Of their ao-caIled
You know the kind people
realistic They don't stick their necs Outfor friend
ideal They who always drawing
cautious time anything different
say, BE careful"
great objection
idea Of looking before But getting with
word. sensible"
And the people hitting those who avoid taking
sides because they might want They
They have principles but they conceal them admirably
Someone might object,
know the
afflicted DO remember those who appuded the
Munich do remember those who let Hitler with murder
LITERALLY apcang because might boo obIected7
remember those turned gobbng
small natonaT could
walks like anna that movated them p
There sensible folk who object being
he Communist His feelings might hurt question
besides IL Just AZ though asked him he Democrat
Republican I'VE met who
Democrat q Republican your
You probably know sensible people your
acquaintance
thing that put forward No they aren't Mquetoas
just sensible" people Look themand
sensible yourself that refuse look ahead
the principles and tho people which you Colony
Snal (Piymouth. Ma@lJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

You to Uncle
and the face Of that mighty reading
But what It going to amount to in the
John Doe Joe BoaesT For guinea pig
always about-he children
$4,000 to
centsH How much actually win you
You will about $3.50.
But there January 1854 your employer
check That win be paying SIS this
social
Subtract the $3.50 reduction your
boost social security syou pay
$40 federal
Well suppose you stn that two
children but earning 5000 you
The 1915 income tax cut win you pay
$500 In social security
least enough to buy pair
shoes all
you the $4,000 you Sl65
income taxes $500 security
years end with $i3750 pocket saving
The trouble that wage in
country, the extra slice security will
saving
The saaed people making from $4,000 upwards
corporations being freed from
who win benefit from substantial AK savings
Republican administration promised bring
revised bill in the Congress
be actually average
anyhngor whether will something
the higher income tOlks-remainS to be
Another point remember
this Nothing has actually yet
about extend
its law, which expired July IO
duction income taxes automatically
written into the law short time stipulation
expire Jan l. 1854 And the
another automatic increase provided
security higher they are now IL pre-
previous automatic they County
Review.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Letters TO The Editor


EDITOR always to accept praise knowing
showing either "seled head mOdsey
date while enToue TO Seattle have decided that cannot remain
reading generous editorial
write not To boast Of the that
better than smiled
that these
be They belong
to courageous long
sehy against the odds inequality
public opinion country possible
metropolitan daythat possible
Jim Crow to be caedn l954ons the top 10
time.
your struggle
create talk Of a mutual admiration society"
What want readers this beneath
baon within at the announcement
deep sadness This sadness
lost along the thousands young
the initial break
above the OF bgoy discrimination
for these lost souls rests with the white majority country
who because OF and
unable supremacy
the blame also with Negroes
selfish little
country To challenge Jim Crow the organizations which
challenging H.
upon your served impress
this simple
but the final test shall liberty
tchdgger Rondo Street
Olson highway Minneapolis.
q TO b 10 our demo
cratic Even write this bothered persistent reports
Feddes cafe continues to violate
the law Of deeney Only vigorous action by the
educated and
numbers will halt this Haunting society
No people got freedom for nothing
oeption
your editorial because of your
kind words about effective
Of usand include myse-have
blessings pOHbeslncerely Carl So,
neaPols. Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Judge Bergin Takes Calculated Risk

Decision of the Minneapolis Municipal Court bench to
assign judge to the traffic in order make
forcemen effective may be an answer To more rigid
breakdown on vOlators
However Judge Tom Bergn who accepted the assignment
Is taking calculated rfor many citizens who face traffic
courts forget the judge who passes sentence upon them
be that there enough people who do not get into
traffic court to offset those who will remember the sentencing
judge election day. but is real risk for Judge 90 take
Under the old plan each municipal judge did n tour Of
duty the traffic bench Some tougher those accused
Of traffic SINS others leucnt according 10 the
temperament of the urs In this the the traffic
sinners distributed among the sitting judges and no
single urst had shoulder both the responsibility inherent in
such position the vengeance of the citizens who get the
tags, fines and jail sentences
We would like 10 believe that citizens will vote for tho
judge who calls the according law sees them
but doubt that fellows yet farmnicd that they
viii forget and forgive the Judge who gives them 10 DAYS In the
enk for driving ntacOusevcn II in the public interest the
sentence IL deserved
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Bricker Amendment
Weakens Presidency

Mnnesotans have formed Commttee Of 100" TO oppose
the Bricker Amendment We hope Is not late help
stop the passage Of Senator Brcker's proposal
The Bricker amendment heartily endorsed by most Of
those who against the civil rights proposals which would
extend equality to all American citizens regardless of their
color
Brieksr and his adherentn have carefully nurured the
idea that the President has the power sign which
would bind America the United States 10 policy Of racial
equality This gmmck used In the south 10 enlist the support
OF the white suprcmacSts This technique used despite
the fact that the IT, g. Constitution already guarantees all
Americans equality before the law Right now todAyf the
Constitution enforced TO the letter. would need any
civil rights laws
The BFcker folks know this hut they appear ready and
willing TO resort to any method pass the amendment which
would effectively ties the hands OF President elect The
founding fathers considered that since the people Of the
those powers that he would speak for this nation in its
relations with foreign nations The Bckor amendment would
place President at distinct disadvantage dealing with
the other nationaaand the United States consequence
would suffer .r, r.-s
This newspaper Its readers express their disaprov
oil OF the Brcker amendment by writing Senator Edward Thye
an original supporter Of the Bckcr proposal and Senator
Hubert H. Humphrey, is opposed the amendment IL
you don't have time 10 write letter. end q telegram
postal card
SO far the Rker adherens have made most of the noise
They have had President Eisenhower disadvantage because
he probably has sought boldly couneraack Brcer
for fear Of the political consequences his proposals
geSs However the die Il cast Brcke has said that Mr.
Eisenhower miSnformed II wrong In Ms opposition the
amendment and tho President do battle with him The
least we ordinary citizens do is get In aud back the Pes
dent and those who do not to back the clock
international DEALING with other nations
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

II they don't quit fooing HBomb the worlds
going to be fiat after al-The EIrOy (Arz) Enterprise
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

Purely spent with parents In Kan
grand IS old mother and en-
ergec 40 fed well that by the second day we
utilizing Settler few hours Hot biscuits as only
bake Baked chicken with oyster dressing
decses did plenty Of damage to
desire to reduce flowing wls and expanding waist line
December and who went back to work
retiring picture health and Sioux Falls
correspondent Kaye would talked breeze
Pop a good example oldsters who suddenly
tired pasture premaue Some Of them just sit down and fade
hobbies their interest in life II they
have enough usually they keep busy and alert spending It,
off the old pensions those
favor the Town
Plan which would old to spend
We first gympse grand niece and
grand nephew. talk childhood
plus another the test member Of the clan
Mother and sister Dorothy nveed into playing poeno
Mommas pennies but them
such fine parents We've
really been blessed!
by Of Pandealer newspaper
Kansas Kansas brothernaw Preston Evans
body shop kind enough chauffeur around
Saturday Milton Bedsoe
premises. Didn't get TO meet other stRffers
Former Kansas Cans and there host of them around
these Twin Cities be interested learning they building
highway
owned operated Douglass
operating and making excellent progress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

Feeling blue Feeling oderf There lot OF for
both One Of the best Keep busy
While would be willing to like
behalf OF this whose later have
worth lie Or BENJAMIN Mnge Duggar
wonder drugs lie years old Sept
his formula for longevity and satisfaction living;
Keep active, mentally and physically" L.
Upon hts forced retirement
Wisconsin He got
himself another job worked years development
aueomycn at the Ledsre Laboratories In I94S
put the market after
tured DR. Duggar 70 years more busy
praccng his philosophy Of physical
hoping make additional medical science
lie thinks such research offers splendid opportunity
Keeping busy the happiness
DR. DuRgars philosophy There's something Moderation
is wonderful thing Work
something else important for all Of II
to enjoy life Springs CCoop
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Need For More Police Apparent

Crime rises and ouriShes during periods of unemployment
With the factory ayo which have are in pros
pect expect robbercs and attempted hodupS
Monday Of this week gunner staged eight houps the
Twin Cities This symrtomate Of what be expected
Mayor Eric Hoyer of Minneapolis had this in mind
and time again he and Police Superintendent Tom Jones
pleaded the need Of moro police officers,
II Minneapolis wants proper police protection It is going
20 have 10 pay for It. You police modern city Of
100000 people with force designed 10 give minimum
forcement for n city Of 10000 people
The Minneapolis Negro community shocked when three
youths two Of them pulled armed daylight rob
he Friday II had no right be since the community
does very little TO discourage its youths from entering the
'primrose paths"
We remember how excited the community months
when a discovered that number Of teenagers Involved
An burglary and narcotic peddng Citizens formed
microscopic in the area chiefly affected formed parents
organization There was small Of interest generated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
Ne cGIIed A Spade A Spade

Minnesota editors saddened last
death Of of the foremost
long time publisher Of The Appleton PRESS.
He of the few editors the old remaining
Minnesota In the United in
Appleton and the whole Western type
who called spades spades all occasions and who
ming for the weeds when dsagreeabe
along tackled headon
It, and then left for the
chips fell Like Greeley and Dana and Watterson William
White Of earlier days editor
holds quaspubhc trust his community
duty therefore while presenting the facts conscvey
on them.-HennePIn County Review
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29

An important principle winch lightly
OF American life today S right
prove you right
living night government right worship
not determined by general acknowledgment
though that always
II feel - important
that right likely principles
action and the nature OF truth order
uas parties naonsof rghtnsss persuade
now while may enjoy acclaim and cooperation
Examples right thinking right acting
far eloquent and
always expedent-han
We need vigorous faith the irresistible power
and the righteous opposed to conformity and appreciation
TIE Cleveland (SAshy, n o. TINES
One advantage Of living a many people
troubles you've "-Archhola (oD Buckeye
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-29
COUNCIL APPRECIATES NEwspAprR covrRAoE

Editor want TO extend to appreciation
10th the coming Ralph
to speak TO that meeting.
should also like TO personal appreciation
editorial January 18th IL Of
worlds outstanding editorial recognition very fitting
The size Of the attendance
nouncement out otherwise TO all ought TO get
Again accept appreciaon-MOst sincerely
Myers Executive
e. 1854.
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