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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Patients Admitted

Miss Edna Stewart. Kenbridge:
Mrs R NJ Thackson FarmVille
Charlie Bradshaw. Burkeville Miss
Bal bara Ensmann. Farmville. Mrs
j. ?. Lewis. Farmville; Mrs. Judson
r Dowdy. Farmville; Curtis Webb,
Prospect. Mrs W w. Bollinger.
Chase City: Mrs G H Nelson.
keysville. Mrs, R H King, Chase
City. Mrs. Nancy Guthrie, Cumber-
and
Also. Mrs. c. j Purvis. Dillwyn.
James Phaup, Jr Dillwyn. Miss
Linda Garrett. Farmville; Mrs. F.
B. Gresham. FarnVille: John c.
Garnet, FarmviIle Patrick Ryan.
FaTmville; Mrs j L. Crawley.
Rice: Franklin Rag!and Wingina ::
Mrs W w. johnson, Victoria: Will
liam f Brunette, Blackstone Au-
trey Hatcher, Chase City; Miss Lin
da Glassco Chase City Garland
Cabiness. Farmville
Also, Ms Martha Friend Farm
lille ElaAtha Carson, Covineton
! Miss Linda Weatherford. Cumber-
I land william McFadden. Prospect
/ John d Jones. Rice: B B Walker
Farmvllle: w. F. Watkins, Crewe
Howard Horton. Farmville MS. c
/ L. DickersOn. Keysville. Mrs H w
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Rice News Events
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Rice News Events
Rice Residents, Relatives Revisit
Richmond, Roanoke, Rappahannock

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Mulloy and
baby of Washington We're week cid
guests Of Mr. and Mrs W L.
Vaughan
Mr. and Is c H Beale Of
BurkeNille, were dinner guests Of
Mr. and MIS-. W D Mason Sunday.
Mrs J. {. WlkeTson and daueA-
Ter, Mrs P E Bomar. Of Lynch
burg Mere dinner guests of Mr. and
MIS-. J B Vaughan Thursday
Mr. and Mrs 7 L young Of
Charlotte c. H Mrs Graves Pow
ell, Of Eovkins Mrs O Mann. Of
Farmville. M and MIS- Herman
Gowcn Of Victoria. We're 7 cen%
guests cl MI and Mrs W S Far
ley and Mrs. } A. Young
NJ and Mrs Everett Psiddy OF
BUrEef.l,e. visited her mother Mrs.
S. NJ Hughes, Sunday
Laynes Go 10 Festival
Mr. and Mrs I. N Layne n
were week end guests Of Mr. ard
Mrs Fred Fair in Richmond and
attended the Tobacco Festival
Mr. and Mrs. James Mahan and
Donna OF Blackstone. visited Mr..
and Mrs H H Hubbard Sunday.
MIS- Frank Osborn Mrs Andel-
son Daniel and MI and NJ II B.
Walthall were dinner guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs Claude Farley Thmsd ~.
Miss Ethel Sims. Of Alexandria
spent the week end With Mr. and
Mrs. f B Sims Mr. and MIS-
Staley FELTON, and children Of Rich
mond were visitors III the same
home Sunday
Miss Matte Vaughan OF Wash
mgton is visiting her parents. NIL
and Mrs " L Vaughan
Mrs. Wal.halI Celebrates Birthday
MI and Mrs Jimmy Davis an5
family Mr. and Mrs Garland S-at-
ford and Gary OF Richmond NJ
and Mrs Bruce Gates and Mr. and
Mrs. X 2 Walthall were dinner
gIests q MI and Mrs Frank Os.
born Sunday honoling Mrs Wa
thall on her birthday
MI and Mrs. M G Hit and
daughters of Richmond. We're week
eno elests of Mr.. and Mrs. B G
Bass
Mr. and Ms + T Bendman.
and Mrs II p Bradshaw visited
relatives and friends in South HI
Sunday, Mr. and M S 6 eorg G
Banks, Of Norfolk, and jerry Jen-
klns. OF Farmville. were weeh end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs " S WeaY-
ef Ms Herman jenkins Tommy
and Jimmy were dinner guests
Sunday
Rev, and Mrs II N Soyars have
moved to their home III Fa1mville
Nj and Mrs. Alan Chcuery and
l-nu Gay, of Richmond spent the
week end with Mrs. c, J Bradshaw
MIR. and Mrs. r H Buchanan
and Ms Mickey Martin and chill
dFen. Of Clover. and Miss Nina Met
calf. Of Green Bay. visited Mr. and
Mrs. V W Buchanan Sunday
Mrs G. M Daniel. of Danville is
sending theis week with Mr. and
MIS-. S Nj McNutt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Negro Elementary
School at BurkeviIle
To Cost S3O1,O00

With an additional $4,000 an
proprlated by the NottoWav
county board of supervisors. the
new Butkeville Negro Elementary
School will now cost 1901 DOC.
The supervisors authorized the
use of 100000 for constructing
water lines and sanitary facilities
at the school. They said they ex-
pected another $4,000 would have
TO be appropriated before the
building is completed in order To
cover the balance Of architects
fees and the cost Of equipment.
The eight-classroom school is
noN going up on the Ingleside
property, once the site Of a board
4 ing school for Negro girls. c. M
BusSlnger, county school superin-
tendent, said he expected con-
struction work to be completed
next spring
A bid OF S281000 for building
the school was accepted this
summer by the supervisors after
they approved a $4,000 specia
appropriation to meet a cost
higher than anticipated The
$4,000 appropriation approved
now brings the total cost tc
1901 900
The money viii come from the
states Battle fund school Off
CIal said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Departing Member OF
Meherrin HID Club
Given Lovely Brooch

Meherrin Home Demonstration
Club held its October meeting in the
home of Mrs. Ruegg. There were
eleven members and two visitors
present
The main topic of discussion was
IN" Farmers Fair which will BE-
held in Blackstone October % to
November 3.
The club hopes to enter quite
few exhibits and an educational
booth
Mrs Ghelman will soon move To
Colonial Beach, She has been a
member since 1916 and all are very
sorry she is leaving The members
gave her a lovely brooch as token
of their love and esteem.
Mrs. Bernard gave the demon
stration on MIX A Soujcc of Vita
MINIS. She made sew nj d"nkS
with milk and fruit juices aHd a
frozen dessert
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

The Barn Owl Controversy still
RACES in our town. One group
claims owls should be protected
because they eat vermin. The
other faction holds that those
little howlers also eat chickens
:. and should be shot
Now Pops Parker claims both
parties are right All owls clean
up vermin. Some owls also clean
out an occasional hen yard.
The way to spot bad owl, &C
eording to Pops, is to put up a
10-foot pole in the chicken run
with No. 2 trap on it A ma
rauding bird generally perches to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Throck Community News Social Events

Revival services began Sunday
e:ening al Douglas Presbyterian
Church, with Dr.. w Twyman Will
liams. OF Appomattox, conducting
the nightly meetings.
M and Mrs. George Culpepper
and nephews. Billy and Butch Gull
pepper. of Hickory. Granville Wat
son ard Miss Verde Underwood. of
Portsmouth, and Miss Martha Ca
ter. OF Farmville spent Sunday
VITA the Walter Cartwright family
Mrs j B. Hughes attended the
wedding Of her granddaughter. Miss
Sylvia MGsher at Chester. Pa. dur
Ing the week end She went by way
of Roanoke and was accompanied
from there by her son. James Les
lie Hughes
MS Virginia Rice and Miss Aida
Balducci. of Richmond. visited Miss
Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nor
ton Rice Sunday afternoon.
Family Picnic Planned
Mss Lvnette Calhoun is planning
a family picnic to be held at her
home Saturday Oct %
M. and Ms. Thomas D,1sk;ll
and family, of Norfolk, spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Driskill
Visitors dtlrino the week end Of
Mr. and MS. Baudie Carter were
Nh and Mrs Horace Carter anC
family. Of brakes B~anch. Mr.. anC
Mrs Thomas D'iSkill. and son, o
Abilene, Mr. and Mrs George Bonn
and family Of Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Slayton
Ernest Treadwav. of Danville
spent the week end with his wife
The former Miss Anita Edwards. a
the home of her parents, M. AM
NJ Sam Edwards. They left Sun
day to make their home in Danville
where Mr.. TrcadWay is employed
with the Imperial Tobacco Com
pany
Slaytons Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Slayton ant
G. w CT PampIn visited hi
brother and family MI. and Mrs
Leonard Slayton Sunday afternoon
MIS-. Henry Slayton returne
home Saturday after spending tn
past week visiting in Roanoke. He
daughter and family. MIR. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Clyde Mac Mcconnell, accompan-
led her home for the week end
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs billiard Fowler on
the birth Of a son Sunday, Oct. IA
at the Southside Community Hos
pital
Mr. and Mrs Bert SWalley had
as tfelr dinner guests Tuesday
evening Dr.. W. Twyn1an Williams.
Of Appomattox, and the Reverend
A s. Gear.
Miss Mable Boyer, Of Farmville
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Slayton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
'i'uggssle

Rev Alvin Smith, of Hampden-
sydney, will preach at AppomattoX
z + Church Sunday morning at II
MIR and Mrs Odel Smith, of Rich
n,ond. were dinner guests Of Mr.
aud Mrs. W A. Daye Sunday Mr.
snrith preached at the AppomattoX
Pc. Church morning service.
Rev, Tommy Anderson, pastor Of
the Tuggle Community church, is
ILL.,
Mr., and Mrs. Gene Woodbridge
and son. of Petersburg, spent last
week end with his parents, Mir and
Mrs. L. A. Woclridge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Neherria eround Observers held
their exercise Sunday with all
members turned out. Ii was their
first Sunday exercise. A number of
7rcrafs were spotted New mem
beers women. men and children
over II wears Of are are welcomed
MS Frank Hollander and Mr S.
May Caller spent Wednesday in
Richmond
Mr. ana Ms Harvey spurlock
and family Of Petersburg. and Nh.
md NJ S Lewis Spulock. Of Farm
vile, spent Sunday with Mr. and
MS { L S9mlock
rr and MS II CLAY Smith Of
9aNkau's vstad Nr and Mrs F.
. lv SUNDAY V7rmon P1ddy.
% Portsmouth, spent the week end
n che same home
PFC G Fowlkes ana Johnny
Max, Of Camp Leilenc Marine
Corps. w7-c week end visitors of
MIS- ola Fowikes and Mrs. liza
Marks
Mi and Mrs L B Hart. Mrs.
Macon Vaughan and Charles Graf
ton visited Nh and Mrs. Berbley
Dayherry Wednesday and attended
the fair az Chase City
Mrs P L Fowler and family, of
Victoria, visited Nh and Mrs. Jul
ian Price Friday and Saturday of
last week
m Alaooa Vaughan. ,s u g
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Hunt Mrs Daisy Flowers and Miss
Bertha Nunnally visited Mr.. and
Mrs A. B Layne of Mt. Pleasant,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Beck, Of
Crewe, were recent visitors of MI
and Mrs F. O. Prlddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Jennings and
Nh and Mrs. l. L. Elliott attended
revival services at Ash Camp Bap-
fist church in Keysville Sunday
night Rev Booker, Of Brookneal
was the guest minister.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Mr. and Mrs. E. H Martin. Jet
Ell svIlle. girl. Oct a.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Daniel,
Blackstone, girl, Oct. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H, Fowler. Jr
Farmville, boy. Oct. "a
Colored Patients
Anthony Robertson, Farmville
Clarence Downs. Jennings Ordin
ary Louise Williams. keysville
Wiley Haskins, Burkeyille: Annie
Coleman, Cumberland, and Andus
Brown. Farmville.
C0lOred Births
James and Nellie Walker. Farm
vile. girl Oct TO-
Rurnell and Ruth Harris Rice
girl. Oct. Is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Bornyord "WHOOdonit"

look over the situation before he
strikes. giving you your evidence,
and the culpriti
From where sit. doubt il this
will end the owl argument. Peo-
pie have different opinions on the
subject just as they have diff
ferent opinions about whether
beer, tea or what -haye-you makes
the best thirst quencher. Examine
the facts and make up your own
mind. | say and be thankful " e
live where that's possible.
@s M~4<
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Query Goodyear salesman and U.
{. Carson sales manager at New
man Tire Company
The contest was designed to at
tract public attention to the ever
Increasing need for greater tire
safety on the nation S streets and
henways 1t was conducted for II
weeks In J9ne Jlly and August
4 total Fl 575 prizes. ranging from
ton Of 50 SEQ down was otiered
Carson also reported that a
PIc1mond man won a prize of
81 GOO
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19
Pamplin Man Wins
Two New Tires In
Goodyear Contest

Jack Swan Of Pamplm, was pre-
sented with two deluxe tubeless
Goodyear reversible tires today as
his prize in the nationwide Sl5o0o0
safety sweepstakes contest spon-
sored by Goodyear and repres ented
locally by Newman Tire Company
Presentation was made by T l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-19

Copyright 1850, Unted STATES Brc'ccrs Foundation
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
CAN THE RUSSIANS BE rRUsTrp3

Editor ourselves strange position of actually
agreeing with the Russian Communists They that Stain
and fully They that Stain Chief
Police until 1853,
and heartily They that Stain
Semitic
agree entirely
60 Khruschev Bugann Nnoyan
they
Stains guilt just Hmmer Goerng Goebbes wanted
they committed
Without shadow doubt those
served Hers mad scheme to conquer the world.
discred Stain
establish
popular liberal the world Twenty
similar popular
with Stains subsequent be-
futty
murerers speaking softly and asking for revival of
front but most of the free world not being taken
that when the Commu
speak their oest they looking for place to plunge
he knit
others they yet revealeds
virtually all the Jewish writers in the Soviet Union
eight the demanded reckoning
the International Confederation of Free Trade
the of these writers
inquired Russians
admit that the writers murdered
orders issued Stain and Ber They dates
thing carthese dead the victims
undsguised anti Semitism and tyranny
cul
ethnc mnoes threat to the state Relationships
other oyaeswhether religious cultural
personal.
turning
deeds instead mil
anglsh
and thoughts forbidden long free trade unions
there of democracy
Russia, their words empty and meaningless.
the labor know that they cannot
with hroats and anSems We hope
learned this
Jacob Pat, New York City
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
NAAcP obeys Law. Good or Bad

The NAACP law-abdng upon obey
ruling which obviously bad and unfair and which it
knows ultimately win be challenged successfully
National
Coord People earned the only the Negro
fought years white
citizens. government and court officials $ well
Every battle which the NAACP within
United Constitution has the
NAACP the esorted
ehcaner fought board
taking the legal procedures Therefore has
Bbos White
Councilsof subveve questionable activity.
of Louisiana all activities
NAACP within the state that the NAACP officials
failed file membership lists with state officials Had NCP Of
file lists
they NAAcP membership lists
open public inspection about them
under which NAACP oused the Pelican
activities the Kux 1t had long
the like the NAACP
membership
until the White Citizens
United Supreme
against that the old revived and
against the NAACP,
So NAACP IT by
suspend
until time permanent injunction lifted
higher when
federal where IL properly belongs
attempting curb the NAACP, the state Louisiana
hurting actually helping
While activities suspended louisiana the associations
membership VIII grow in other states
NAACP branches all the launching
membership drives More Negroes white citizens than
other than opposition
ruthless tactics pracced louisiana Alabama
regauon.
The NAACP may moment
only for the moment Right and justice viii triumph the end
In protest against the suspension the NAACP Louisiana
Of the South send membership the NAAcP
q
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18

tacng
anything case Montgomery boycott
deprive person liberty property
process deny any person within Jurisdiction
equal protection the
urged the stop gmshoeing pussy
footing long a wshbone
Republican party will maintain Of
quarter Of with the help Americas
GRITTY"
We imagine most Negroes do present
enthusiasm for 20 Of continued Republican because the
American Negro brought practically nothing History
periods which benefited the American Negro
period which ended 1870 when the COP
the the Democratic south the troops
left the Negroes the the Ku Fx Khan The other
the Roosevelt administration when enlightened administration
aided abetted by revolution by
World created opportunity the Negro
place a participating nrst-class citizen
strength that the may generate among Negroes
the Republican
himself the
liberal northern Republicans
do of American life
Eugene Tamage, Elender
greatest
the Negro Many northern Negroes
hold casting
ballots the ract the Decrat
will with Walter Reuthe the United
Auto Workers that characters Easand
the platforms Of the Democratic party the national level they
should leave the party.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
PUBLISHERS CORNER

along with the "oher half Crspus
the writer long time
Cspus a which supported
Community Chest interested citizens Residents
both cities
The monthly pay wouldn't
a present prices for two weeks.
Although Mothers Day" is kind of holiday for of the
the who live there just
happy the ladies'
place span Mrs Naomi Thomas who
different (she cooking
Sunday Off showed around
Thomas the home has friends who donate
money do other nice things for the home
Mrs Lawson, wife
University longtime Minnesota labor leader has
o
quite bit while there and heard
the folks live there They seemed happy
got a a bedridden odster.
Longevity increasing and bounds this nation
With the problem adequate for the aged much
necessarily institutions like Cspus Attacks
a give
help the with the
many
ages may find happiness and in such place.
The assistance like Cpus Attacks making
pleasant Golden others
building happiness persons
advanced and without such would
bleak, dreary future.-Ceci Newman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
Letters To The Editor

NO QUESTION ABOUT koeid SOperorHIJ ne Boys
Editor Is there some question mind as to the superiority
Of the white racer
Where have you been the last 5000 years?
responsible great advancement art,
all the
Of history yellow
Ond at that Their glory that the white They
paper silk
mention two
And the black riding
And they trying hard to mer those coat tails
a at owned
country fought badly
came over in eager waves to shed blood to win it.
any part country They
wanted to the they Africa
criminal white chained them dragged them USA
their will Lincoln should country
they keep country they fought
to themselves
Negro himself by whites the
superior by anously wanting go
schools the whites play
them be the white elbow every opportunity
ntermay with the whites thought whites
he'd stay aoof from the whites stick kind people
fusing blacks
likely their yellow again
the superior race.-KKK Chanute, Hans.
is typical of "hog
being through every day the No
Illogical ignorant bgoed people
who believe such rot as is expressed above.
a country, expression,
persons perfectly
proper the skin automatically
makes individual another
reprint just
ton wei other countries be combaed every
turn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
Encouraging Political Action

II encouraging participation
city Negro community precinct
Republican and DFT parties recently county
COP resolution civil rights approved
both Negro white Republicans.
The situation Ramsey county Republican
number delegates
ton Negroes long heavy OF the DFT beginning
at long last TO participate the roots political
the precinct
CARNATIONS Such participation perhaps
methods political representation political
party policies
This has oampagned day
Negro voters took active part local
politics not only election day but the
affected by politics the political
pontee the makes his birth day
his death certificate signed by another political plum
Also does good TO complain about the performances
mistakes of elected officials unless the people take little
participate at all levels political action Elected office
usually perform their duties the
evince political action
the polls
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
St. Paul Fire Department
Has Problem

st. Paurs Commissioner OF Safety ought
department discriminatory
practices against Negro-Amercan nremen
one OF the practices is the socaled ac bed system source
annoyance humiliation department
white department members who
believe the practice Of racial snobbery and bgotry
The other practice the Of assigning Negroes only to certain
stations preventing them learning the various
fighting and the districts thereby limiting their
on the job
Of sleeping Accommodations stemmed
the prejudoed actions captain Matt Remac,e
Leroy Coleman promoted
to fire captain he finally detailed to station 49,
All captains the quarters the stations including
sleeping a single
Remacke Immediately
moved into the captains quarters he didn't sleep
bed used by Negro He made bones about how he felt and
naturally his attitude influenced his inteaca
the black bed policy
petty except that
humilatng Negro
partment feeling which city
public safety unit where cooperation and teamwork is important
element
practices are not in the
department
ton belong the shoulders Of the Negro members
who should have made immediate protest their superior
cers discriminatory practices evidenced
they did relief officers Safety
officials they could carried their complaints
city disapproving any
nation based relief appeal
have made to the citizens of st Paul this
community rejected policies
been to embarrass and retArd Negro fighters
The St Paul FEP commission the complaint
discriminatory practices some weeks ago by Frank smith president
NAACP Investigation policy
station 10
This the which
quarters
fellow captain Coleman, occupied when he duty
Remackels original action unbecomng a
mandng officer he actually introduced the
which has resulted in cangs and racial
poisoned portion of the entire department II
fire station captain to take leadership
differences minimum Instead action
ed unrest and racial friction the
mans command
Similar black and white" beds among
file nremen actvated by Captain Rcnackers
Sunday the ST. Paul NAACP rightly resolution calling
city officials responsible
discriminatory policy Such things black beds supported
city services at first glance to be things
mentioning but the type Of mentality that fosters
tax supported institutions dangerous departmental
efficiency and should have 10 encouragement
Fire stations clubs where people
pacucng racial excuvcness their
public institutions stated
public for service to the public OF all cccds
Not single white employed in the St department
snobbery implied by present
policy without protests them Negroes
shouldn't feel the insult the typical
unthinng oncsided unfair attitudes many
fellow citizens.
This the overwhelming majority
the ST Paul department oist manifestations
the fact that small minority them actually
abuse Negro a
the whole department the officials
on down TO cant
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18
They Swung On Cole And
Cove South A Block Eye

The kind of people who attacked the Negro King
Cole Birmingham
South More representative the real South the white Bmng
police
buddies off to Jail.
cowardly any schooboys
intelligent civilized grownups
It's cowardy, regardless of
The kind gave the a black eye they
swung DULLES ready jump
anybody they thing with it, time like this
when the controversy the
the of that this fringe of
When think the and they
by with ndugng their natural bent toward violence
tally they they won't themselves they pitch
in-and aggravae already serious situation.
danger that actions hoodums rashy
applauded by their betters-and thus encouraged.
The the South take to let this fringe
this the leaders mobs
rotingand thing be avoided at all
working complicated problems of relations
isn't only the South that has bully fringe to contend with
Detroit against family
blood which into white neghborhood
Let's the nation that the South hold down its bules
problem spirit of good will
and fairness Memphis CTenn.) Press scinhar
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-05-18

discovered recently that worth net half mil
a hospital without All
had to do that would be hardship his
That all the time there shaxeup the
handling aren't
getting others getting
they coming people whether
who limbs health
incapactated adequately At the
living the rest Of
their life defense Of their country
themseves-Sleepy Herald Dispatch