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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Lincoln Day xSuppertoD Draw
Eisenhower, Other Leaders

The Lincoln Day box supper,
scheduled for February S In
Uline Arena. signalizes three
"firsts."
1t will be the first major Lin
coin Day party of 1854.
It will be the first gathering
to celebrate the centennial Of
the Republican. Party--the kick
off of similar parties to be held
throughout the country.
1t will be the first Lincoln Day
party to be held here since Presi-
dent Eisenhower entered the
White House.
Attending the box supper will
be President Eisenhower and
Mrs. Eisenhower. the members
of the cabinet and their wives,
and Republican Senators and
Representatives and their wives.
not to mention several thousand
other Republicans and Eisen-
hover supporters. The Presi-
dent will addressNthe party, and
so will several other G. o. P.
/ leaders.
The first Lincoln Day box
supper-a buck box" in con-
trast to the Democratic 500
plate dinners given here-waS
put on five years ago. when the
Republican Party was suffering
| from the defeat of November,
1913. 1t was arranged then. as
now. by the Republican members
of Congress and the League of
Republican Women.
Dondero Chairman.
Representative George A. Dom
dero of Michigan is chairman
and Mrs. Helen Burke Sum-
mers is arrangements chair
man. The honorary chair
men include Speaker Mar
tin of the House. Republican Ma
tional Chairman Leonard w.
Hall, Miss Bertha Adkins, as
sistant to the chairman of the
Republican National Commit
tee: Mrs. Edmund Koschers-
perger, president of the League
of Republican Women; Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest, treasurer of the
United States; Mrs. Arthur E.
Summerfield, Mrs. Walter Will
liams and Mrs. Carroll D.
Kearns. president of the Ma
tional Federation of Republican
Women.
George Murphy will direct the
show on the night of the box
supper. Nationally known stage
and screen stars will participate.
| The party will be set up as are
the national conventions, with
sections of seats and boxes as
signed to each State and terri
tory.
The District Lincoln Day
Committee is composed of Joseph
c. McGarraghy, chairman of the
Districts State Committee: Mrs.
Howard A. Coffin, Republican
national committeewoman: Clyde
D. Garrett. Republican national
committeeman: Edmund E. Pen
dleton. jr.. chairman of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
MoIotov Unbends
Enough to Invite !.
Dulles to Caviar
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-De-
spite all his harsh words
about the United States, So
Wet Foreign Minister ". M.
Molotov isn't going to deny
Secretary Of State Dulles his
turn at the caviar and vodka.
American officials disclosed
today that Mr.. Molotov has
invited Mr.. Dulles to dine
with him Friday night at the
Russian Embassy in East
Berlin.
Mr.. Dulles will return the
courtesy next week, they
added.
French Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault was Mr..
Molotov's dinner guest last
night, while the American
Secretary was host to Brit
ish Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden. Mr.. Eden en-
tertains Mr.. Molotov tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
BIG Four
Continued From First Page.)

contrary to reports that he might
make a lengthy declaration.
Instead, when Chairman Eden
asked the Russian if he had any,
thing to say, Mr.. Molotov replied
simply that he had said yester-
day all he needed to say on the
subject. Thereupon. Secretary
Dulles got the floor to issue his
reStatement Of Washington's
views.
Mr.. Dulles declared he under
stood Mr.. Molotov's proposition
lis designed primarily to estab-
lish. and implement the princi-
pie that these five powers have
a special mandate to run the
affairs of the world"
The American denied any such
mandate existed, either through
the United Nations or through
the presidents established by the
four-power meeting here or SIM
liar meetings in the past.
The basis of the Berlin con-
ference, he said. is the fact that
the four nations in it are the
occupying powers in Germany
and Austria SO that 1.-The liberia
ton of Austria and the unifica-
ton of Germany depend upon
us and upon us alone"
The Secretary asserted the
situation would be different if
the problem here was the "liber-
alton of Korea from foreign
troops" That, he argued, lis
a proper issue for Red China
and also for the Republic of
Korea as well as for other
powers.
Speculation on Red Moves.
MI. Molotov's at least tempo
rary waving of his conceded
right to go into the ve-power
parley idea at length aroused
considerable speculation over the
next move in the Soviet tactical
plan.
In passing the ball to Mr..
Dulles, Mr.. Molotov was automa-
tically passing it to all three
Western ministers. An Amerl-
can spokesman said the Secre-
tary'S declaration against the
five-poWer conference plan was
made substantially in behalf
Of the three Western powers.
Speaking briefly after Mr..
Dulles, MIR. Bidault said, 1t
would serve no good to meet
next spring If war continues in
the Orient" He said it was the
policy of France never to refuse
any contact, but there neverthe-
less was a double problem in the
Orient since in Korea there was
an armistice and in Southeast
Asia CIndo-C China there was no
armistice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Bus Driver Found Dead
With Shotgun Beside Him

Harold j. May, 43, an A. B. &.
w. bus driver, was found shot to
death yesterday at his home,
1928 Portner road. Alexandria
A 16-gauge shot gun was found
at his side.
Police said Mr.. May apparent
~ shot himself. and ruled the
death a suicide.
Mr.. May was found by his
wife when she returned from a
Washington shopping trip be-
cause her husband did not
answer the telephone. police
said. She told police her hus-
band had been worried about his
health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Big Four's Talks
On Aiding Germans
Ruininq 20 of Them
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN. jan, 27.-Twenty
West Berlin businessmen
grumbled today that this Big
Four yack to help" Germany is
running them. They said if the
foreign ministers talk too long.
they'll ruin the 20-and con-
Siderably more like them.
The complainers have small
business establishments of all
sorts in the area of the Allied
Control Authority building,
where the American, British,
French and Soviet foreign min
listers are meeting daily.
Germans are barred from the
area Of the American sector for
hundreds of yards around. Thus
the little shops are empty. The
longer the minister talk about
improving the lot of the Ger
mans. the worse things get for
the businesses in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

| Young Republicans, and Col.
George L. Hart. jr., president of
the Republican Club of the
District.
The committee on arrange
ments is composed Of Mrs.
James T. Bergman, Mrs. Charles
w. o. Bunker, Mrs. Peter Cam
eron, Ralph Gordon. Mrs. Anna
Cote. Charles Day. Mrs. Davis
Elkins, Miss Louise Gore, Miss
Irene Juno. Fulton Lewis, jr.;
Mrs. Russell v. Mack, Willard j.
Marriott, Mrs. Karl Mundt, Mrs.
Joseph c. McGarraghy. Edward
Nellor. Mrs. Henry H. Norair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Bombay Textile Unrest
Again Erupts Violently

BOMBAY, Jan. 27.-Violence
flared again today in Bombay
industrial district, where police
already have killed one person
and wounded six others in put
ting down demonstrations by
textile workers.
The workers seek bonus pay
ments from their employers. On
Monday more than $4,000 work
ers took part in a one-day strike.
At one mill police replied with
gunf1re to stone throwing, caus-
ing some casualties. Today police
arrested six demonstrators and
strengthened their forces in the
area following more disturbances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Einsiein Medical College
Committee Will Meet

The Washington Committee
for the Albert Einstein College
of Medicine in New York City
will have a dinner at 7 pm. to-
morrow in the Hotel Statler.
Cical D. Kaufman Is chair
man of the Greater Washington
committee to raise funds for the
first medical college founded
under Jewish sponsorship in the
United States. Mrs. Kaufman
is notional vice chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27

Mrs. Floyd S. Rogers, Mrs. Roy
st. Lewis. Mrs. Robert Smith,
Mrs. Laura Waters and Mrs.
Parker w, West,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Club Calendar


s0o-Ladles Day Golf Tourna ment. Golf Club
900-Thrih Shop. Navy Commissary open until Il noon
645-Kwans Club. LaConcha Hotel
7soYouth for Christ Bible Study Fleming Methodist Church
sOO-Knights of Pyhas, Pythian Han. 7a Fleming ST.
soO.stoek Car Association Legion Home. Stock Island
1000 = xii Officers Wives Club at Aeropams
7sO-order DeMolay Scottish Rite Temple 5ss Eaton St
7:so-WscS, First Methodist Church at the churh
7:30 Truman School PTA at the school
7se-District Is FSNA at the Monroe Co. Health Clinic
S:O0-Sinawiks
s:oo-Poincana PTA at the school
8:00-HarrS PTA at the school
s:oo-Nayy Wives Club, Bldg. 266. Naval Station
S00VFW Ladies Auxiliary home, Elizabeth Street
s:Oo-Engineers Club, Armoy, White and Southland Streets
Surf1ss Development Officers Wives Club
sOoJunOr Chamber Of Commerce. Clubhouse Flagl.r Ave
WEDNESDAY oesober 70 80
soo-Gn Scout Leaders Club, Wesley House. varela Street
l 1oO Training Group Officers Wives Club
43o United Daughter of Confederacy
7so-Amaeur Radio Club, Ar-mory White and Southland
7:so-Junior Debs Womans Club, 3s Duval Street
SW-BPo Does, Elks Auditorium s1s Duyal Street
500 sacerodtisas Del Hogar No l. sls Elizabeth Street
Fleet Sonar Officers Wives Club N'''
EVERY THURSDAY
1215-Rotary Club at La Concha Hotel
s-Ions Club !. Lions Dem. 1907 Seminary un 's ST. 8"
7so-CAP Cadets, Ponciana Community House
7sG-Princes OF Syracuse Pythian Hall. 72S Fleming St
s:Oo-HOspa Aux. Sewing at the hospital
THURSDAY. October "A
io:OO-Gray Ladies Corps, Red Cross recreation hall
7:so-Nu Phi Mu Sorority San Carlos Hall
7:30-Moher's Club, CMISt JoSephs Convent Auditorium
S:00-FRA Ladies Auxiliary, FRA Home
S:Oo-Scottsh Rite Bodies, Temple, 500 Street
8:OO-RoOm representatives, HIS PTA at high school
8OAmercan Legion Auxiliary Legion Stock Island
80Dr F. Varea Cuban Masonic Lodge ss Elizabeth Street
SOO-Knghs of Columbus, Noes Hall 1921 Duyal Street
SOO-oiyI Air Patrol, Poinciana Community Center
EVERY FRIDAY ~
loe-Gyn Glasses for otces Wives. Bldg seap.n. Base
7:3O-Youth for Christ Poincana Baptist Church
- 6:m-gelerans OF W W. J. of Hail. 72s Fleming Street
EVERY FRIDAY PICKUP ~
FRIDAY. October IS
7:0-Rebekah Lodge, Pythian Hail. 72s Fleming Street
o-fern Chaper oES Scottish Rite Temple Street
EVERY SATURDAY
EVERY SUNDAY '' ~ ' W.
I'll 2:00-CAP Cadets, Ponciana Community House ~
~ a:soOrden Cabaleros de Ia Luz Amelia ST e. 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Up to-Ths Bookshop! Remem.
Der foo - books are specially
eoed to send long distances as
they don't breaks And fhey'll
please yevr friends-overseas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Nbunn
aasnm AP Newsfeoivres .-

SYDNEY, Nova Scotia-Operat-
ing telegraph key is as natural
as washing dinner dishes in the
household routine of 88-year-old
Mrs. Margaret Ross.
For the last IS years, Mrs. Ross
has been holding down the Job as
Dominion government telegraph
operator at nearby Northeast
Margaret and hasn't the slightest
intention of quitting.
The queen of the key" has stood
by her Morse set since before the
turn of the century and plans to
continue her job until get too
old to handle it." That, she says,
will not be for some time.
Back in the days before radio.
and when newspaper deliveries
were slow, the telegraph station
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

gorgeous prints are designed by
heRMAN'S and the seresninq
isn't even done in the US. So,
when you see the new HERMAN
ORIGINALS and The perfectly
beautiful color combinations you
will indeed have . dress made
Of fabric which can not be dup
Heated.
And 50. shall he telling you
more Of these stunning and diff
ferenf clothes. which soon you al
will be able 70 see. Meanwhile,
drop in Hermsn's. 5I2 DvyaI
Street and have . Iookses at this
beautifully decorated shop. and
the many. many lovely clothes.
= = - = :
My Red Shawl tells me that she
saw Ignatius Lester and his beau
tiful blonde wife, Mary Alice, hav.
ing piazza pie at that romantic
spaghetti patio in Our Town.
= . - = .
Az The foat Of Front Sirset-cn
the Gulf tdrivs all the way down
DvvsI and turn RIGHT at HE
Gulf Sfstien) you'll find an OUT
standing dining treat. At the A
and B Lobster House there is
the combination Of an ineompar.
able waterfront view lone you'll
never forsetD and . cooking
wizardy which brings TO your
table one Of the finest seafood
dinners yen will have ever had.
Truly, turtle, shrimp, lobster,
stone crab, etc. are turned info
On spievrsan dslight-st the a
and 3 Lobster Housed
. . - o .
Are you busy dsshins here
and there?
Then, yevIl need
DoNAlD'S" TO set your hairl
. 9 - = Z
There is indeed q brisk breeze and
think yours truly will now leave
until tomorrow-when again, it will
be my pleasure to tell you all oil
the buys and bargains found when
blown about the buying beat.
YOURS TRULY. Jeanette (Advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

was the district center for gossip
and general information Mrs.
Ross biggest thrill was receiving
word of the World War / armistice,
relayed from Sydney to Baddeck
and on to her station.
There's not too much tele-
graphic business during the winter
months, but the wires are busy
when the salmon fishermen hit the
area and message folks back home
about the big one they caught or
the bigger one that got away.
Many an angler has boosted of his
luck or poured out his woes to the
attentive ear of Grandma Ross.
Grandma Ross is the veteran
of a telegraph" family. A son
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

well ss being practical for any
other room in your home.
Don't overlook the unlimited
possibilities Of This ARMSTRONG
Iinoleum TO brighten your floors
inexPsnsivsIy. and which you can
put down all by yourself and
you'll find the latest patterns and
cclors ct prices you can sfford--
in this nationally known quality
brand Of INSTRUMENTATION
at the Key West Floor Covering
Co.
= : - : =
My Red Shawl tells me that Anne
George Stinchfield's sister, Yer
mette and her husband, Joe, will
leave New York on the 14th--to re
turn to Our Town via freighter tc
Havana! Can hardly wait to see
these swell people again and bel
there will be tales of the salt anC
the spray en- route!
= = - =
Went out 10 6iII's Svpermarkef
In Poineians Saturday morning
and although have told YOU al
Of The fine groceries this grand
store carries and that only tx.
cELLENT CHOICE meats are
sold there-wss . LITTLE taken
back when heard Sheils say -
there have been more mcps sold
Today" and sure enough, resliz.
cd that had not mentioned the
fulI and complete lire Of clean.
Ing needs st siIPs supsrmsrketl
In addition 10 passing out free
IolIipops and peppermint sticks
to the Riddles, silI's svpsrn,srkst
has made sure that they are well
stocked with HAeY FOODS and
even have those Evsn-Fio bot.
tlssl The elder children will love
those DONALD DUCK soft drinks
In five "yummy" Hsvors. So. you
see, no matter what items are
on your grocery Iist--yeU'll find
them sf Bili's svpermsrkst -
PoineiansI
= = - . Q
BASSINET BABIES: Beautiful
Patricia Diane Pierce who at the
age of three weeks was real good
whilst her mother. Carmen slipped
into a shon for a second. OF course,
her brother, Rieky was keeping sr
eve on her. Patricia's father Ii
stationed aboard the U.s.s. Chop
per.
Last Tuesday promised TO tell
YOU mere Of the lovely fabrics
from which HERMAN, sl2 pvvaI
Street has made his collection Of
IS ORIGINALS. You'll recall
that soss Of the materials carry
an "lneprt" label and The 70.
naming 1919 are domestic fsb.
RIGS which again ere sold only 10
The eevrtisr trade end cen not
be purchased from any fabric
shsp.
Ysy oil viii b ~ thrilled - |,
was when ysv see the sisosnt;
different, distinctive end utterly
lovely materials. Many Of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Charlie, lives next to her and is
the Margaree linesmaa. A daugh.
ter, Edna, once was an operator
with Western Union at North
Sydney and during the last war
went back to the Morse kew for
emergency duty.
Mrs. Ross also watches over six
Mutual Company and government
telephone lines which are connect.
ed with the government telegraph
service at her home. Shs does
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

her own cooking and housekeeping
and in hes spare time makes
patchwork quilts and hooked rugs
more than 200 so far.
Needless to say, her formula for
long life is ''lots of hard
work. "-AP) Newsfeatures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Hollywood Wedding
Planned For Sunday

HOLLYWOOD H-Aeter Byios
Palmer and movie starlet Ruth
Hampton, who obtained marriage
license yesterday, plan to be mar.
ried Sunday
They said the ceremony viii be
performed at the home of Palmer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G
Palmer. The elder Palmer is pub
Usher of the Hollywood Citizen
News.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Summer Lunch: Make cheese
sandwiches and then frill them in
pastsr>in skillet until golden
tTQSh, serve them with sliced to-
istoss that have been marinstsd
mixture Of brown sugar. cider
vinegar. salt and pepper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

I..Sst pass a.-.J 20 you me
ni.i!ssf Idea for Christmas pres.
ents--ser your friends and rsls.
,;ons who are ovsvssssl The
Bcokshop. lF!smins between
simen.on end Dvval--or phone
2.7css) will WRAP AND MAIL
Be KS OVERSEAS!
Bs.,sys November 18th Is the
mailing dssdIIns 70 insure sIsi-
val before Christmas = So why
nat drop ln--maks ysur selection
Ind books ere splendid sii'sl
80 shen let the ehors Of mailing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
letters % Ohe Editor
from PUBLICITY DIRECTOR COMMUNITY cHss1

Editor: Another successful goareahing campaign Com
muny Chest has ended
say how fine the total publicity effort
I'm inclined to with them point something
worthwhile the Community campaign
anything within reason to help
TO the public
For this the staff Of the Community Chest
Your willingness to cooperate political
made space In extremely calls
sire to do total ub Of informing public
carrying out civic responsibilities.
MY personal thanks help
porant factor the Foley,
Public Relations Director November
LADY SAYS We MUST PAY FOR STUPIDITY
Editor You voted at leisure repent
Maybe time
cratic Republican
that voted Lord stupidity
Sincerely, Edith Mage. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Editors Notes Edith Mage regular paper
would know that
based individual
tons Our 20year batting pretty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Northern Editor Observes Dixie

A. G. Erickson In the Springfield (Mnn) ADVANCE PRESS
The POSTMASTER the Old Point Comfort
of the bunch but he suffered Illustration when asked
chorus which performance sing
Me Back To Old Virginia just the chorus completed
The thirty coored walked
why until the words of the
and They weren't working for old
They didn't od' Virginia: they
end segregation and they wouldn't Uncle
curious about this incident before boarding
Baltimore day there Negro waiting
whether Negroes that Some do he said but
don't" told him couldn't blame them singing
said: we have ban it here"
While made effort to investigate racial relations
doing holding
Negro inspecting those freshly
the Bureau of Engraving handling
handled all life politicians
devise getting
but the forward looking outheers that
their fight equality opportunities
must be accepted reality
employment not only the south but
but he winning that battle FEPC
has helped lot and Minnesota should be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Happiness Within

Americans have always been known of the
dollar according
people beyond belief
Boston physician told the American
Advancement Science that emotional
and pains the ailments which
money sickness"
Anyone makes much study unhappness
tragedy with the tendency
themselves
pains
be avoable than those brought
with
Since the beginning recorded history
philosophers
asm Their significant than
before this
bring happiness Financial political bring
happiness Happiness from spiritual
RI minside
YOURSELF going YOU more good
going Journa.( Colorado)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26

nothing
Superintendent Corning Murray
authorities the nent dealing with
continued elimination
Mckinley
sfly diverted other
Indeed students induced anayze their
alleged cody and spassonaey those grievances
keep prejudice alive.
Superintendent Corning
today will penazd their Moreover
give possible max
they
today themselves ineligible hold
missions in the Cadet athletic musical
performances undoubtedly
penalty but considering dsptve nature the
STATIONS the absenteesm.
Equally that students ample opportunity
let the order Chief Murray
permit students "disordey
break the back school
they will be arrested We that the police will continue
their authority with restraint judgement but
undoubtedly order help enforce the
With fun school authorities police
the public the the week expected
subs
emotionasm stirred
against community which strongly
When Congress Juvenile delinquency
school,
sponsbe conduct
follow
for their trouble will fall Congressman Davis other
agaors who have taken themselves
Court Editorial In the Washington POST
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Newspaper "Touqhs II"

Sometimes too bad that don't operate newspaper
privilege" would probably be
that we'd rather tough than
o special group. individual advertiser.
advertisers
person position
granting privilege giving
few what they be choice a
Early journalistic life
policy
%
many persons believe
this standard the department
possible however impartial
persons many newsporthy
otherhence individuals
he Amery Cwis) FREE PRESS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
A Bill of Duties for Free Men

Guard all the freedoms OF democracy
that 10 abuse them destroy them.
Don't ask to do anything
bigger the government, the smaller the people
rely somebody else 10 do thinking
right be governed by
choosing that your friends
Protect your right TO be by decent
the opinions others
Strive spread the benefits and ownership
democracy every
participation and accomplishment
Remember classics the democracy
struggle mortal enemy.
Heed the rule of democracy that works best from the
bttor up When works Wei community level
ton smoothly az the top.
Remember change experiment
hrv~s But
Remember that the bargain democracy
and that democracy display questioning
u is Is custodian-The Brings
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
NotionoI Security Threatened

The dismissal Of diplomat John Patton Davies the
mssdvenures the loyalty
security program
II brings into disturbing focus letter the
January
effect
service they said:
M ha md recon
forth
work It ong before and initiative saCri
.
ambassadors predeted3
the
growing building
diplomats the
possibly
with reputation livelihood at stake
only deadenng foreign policy
which depends
diplomats They have what happened VIII
thing happen themr
security
stoc OF he world-Niunesoa
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-26
Houry's Still At II

Former President Harry Truman a fellow
Under the heading, This Believe"
believe on Mount
believe there ustiabe for discrimination
ancestry religion color
friendly vgan rights equaies
OF all Americans"
History remember Harry Truman
exploded the bomb
World War Nations aggression
The world that Humans
civilization his
fought on the tremendous issue civil rights
Without the waopng he handed the Decrats Supreme
Courts Interpretation
delayed - years
As Jackie Gleason would That Truman greatest
AFRO