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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27

A family supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest E. Sidener,
Columbia Avenue, concluded the
party planned in their honor by
their children, Prosecuting At
torney and Mrs. Forrest E. Side
ner, Jr., East High Street and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Louis Mel
zow, Jr of Birmingham, Michigan,
Saturday, August the seventeenth.
The Sidener home was deco
rated throughout with a number of
handsome floral arrangements all
of which were especially appropri-
ate for such an occasion. The table
was unusually lovely with its ex-
quisite five TERED cake in a gar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27
Harriet Rosnagle
Home From Camp

DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle,
have returned from Nashville,
Tenn, where they visited the lat
ter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Harrison and
daughters, Anne and Jane. They
were accompanied home by their
daughter Harriet Rosnagle who
has been a counselor at Camp
Woodhaven, Nashville Area Cir
Scout Camp for the summer.
Anne Harrison came as far as
Gatlinburg, Tenn, with the Lond
oners and was picked up there by
her parents and returned to Nash
vile with them.
At Rome, Georgia, the Ros
nagles stopped for a brief visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirb.
| martha Rosnagle) and thei
children.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27

Mrs. Harry H High, Washington
Avenue, on Wednesday joined her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Price to be the guest for
several weeks at their summer
home at Mt. Pocono in the Pocono
Mountains. Mr.. High expects to
join her the latter part of the
month and return home with her
the latter part of September.
~ ~
Misses Barbara and Betty Bur-
well are home from a vacation in
the east. They went by plane to
New York City for a several days
vacation and divided their time be-
tween seeing the sights of New
York and visiting their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Eaton of Newark,
New Jersey.
Mrs. Florence Kirkwood and her
sister, Miss Agnes Murphy, North
Madison Road, are home from a
three weeks vacation in Denver
Colorado where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Conway
and their sons. Mike, Pat and Mas
ter Wesley.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Brown
of Cambridge, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Beathard and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Beathard
| ~ ~
Mrs. Rebecca Mckenzie has re-
turned to her home in Ashland,
KY. after visit with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Parker, North Main Street.
~ ~
Mrs. Ercel Laymon, Lafayette
Road, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Harry Berkle at Vista,
California
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27
B-P.W. Members GO West After
Pay-OH "Cook-Out" At Benjanins

It was a "Skin of Your Teeth
Victory" for it took several count
ings to decide and then by mar
gin too close for comfort, that Mrs.
Lucille Boyd and her teammates
had come off the winners in the
annual Tax Stamp" contest of
the London Business and Profes-
sional Women's Club.
But it was a victory and by
previous arrangement for such an
eventuality, Mrs. Laura Keen and
Miss Gloria Brill with those who
shared in their defeat, paid their
debt at a most delightful cook
out" at the home of Miss Gather
inc Benjamin, Lilly Chapel Road
in West jefferson.
Vacations and previous engage
mentS cut the attendance some
what but it was a most delightful
evening for those who shared in
the delicious picnic supper and the
showing of colored slides of the
magnificent Colorado scenery near
the ranch which a summer or SO
, ago, Catherine Benjamin and Luz
cille Boyd purchased. Southwest of
Denver, quite some distance, near
the little town of Telluride, the
proud new owners go out each
summer and have collection of
very beautiful slides with which
they regale their friends when
ever the occasion arises. The show
ing and narration was given by
Catherine BENJAMIN.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27
iaI Events And News OF The Clubs
Emerys Delegates
To NALC Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Emery, Lot
spiech Avenue, spent last week in
Akron, where the former repre-
sented the Columbus Group,
Branch 78 of the National Associa-
tion of Letter Carriers. Mrs. En-
cry was the delegate from the As
sociation's Auxiliary at the con-
vention.
Home from there they went to
Dayton where Mr.. Emery repre-
sented the Columbus Branch of
the Association at a Labor con-
vention
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-08-27
Labor Day Dance
At Country Club

Sir Rollie Randolph of Colum-
bus, will play for the annual La
Dor Day Dance at the London
Country Club on Saturday, August
thirty-first.
Committee for the evening is
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Landes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Marx.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Ten Day Revival
To Murk 25fh
Yeur OF Church

A ten day revival and Bible
conference win mark the 25tt
anniversary Of the Rehoboth
Church Of Christ, s1l 18th Az. N
and also that Of the pastor and
founder. Mother G. r. Parker II
win begin May 20, and continue
through May 80.
The speaker WIN ne the famed
leader of the former "Steeple-
chascrs," well known dance and
comedy team, Elder Robert Nc
Murray, Of Canton, Ohio.
His testimony Of how God
reached into the glamour Of the
stage and screen 10 save this tai
entcd young man viii thrill your
soul Meals win be served and
rooms WIN be provided for our out
Of town guests
Bible classes and varied other
services viii begin at 2 p. m. daily.
The public Is cordially Invited
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Grand Masters
1857 Conference
Colendur Of Events
Monday. May 20. 1881

Monday, May 20, 1881
s a. IN. Registration, Pilgrim
Baptist Church, West Central at
Grotto, st. Paul
2 p. m. Sightseeing tour OF
Twin Cities
s p. m. Feast of lists. sponsor
ed by Fezzan Court No. 7, Daugh-
ters OF Isis, Observations must
be made in advance
Tuesday, May ~, 1887
1850 Registration, Pilgrim
Baptist church.
o.3O,12=- Opening session OF
conference.
12-l Lunch.
1880 Business session.
s p. Public program, 81
Peters AME church. 41st and
Fourth Av s.. Minneapolis, MINI
Wednesday, May 20, 1857
9-i2 a. Business session.
l2-l.3O p. m. ---Lunch
1880 p, m, Business session.
p. m. Banquet, Lowry Ho.
tel, st. Paul, Minnesota. (Reser
vations must be made in advance)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

be one of a group Of Governor
Orville L. Freeman's Committee
of 100" to go on a business de-
velopment mission to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, Calf,
leaving Minneapolis, Wednesday,
May %.
The committee, which was set
up by Governor Freeman In 1855
is pledged TO cooperate with eff
forts in a program to provide
greater economic opportunities
for citizens Of Minnesota
The present scheduled trip, one
of many such promotions by the
committee, is called the "Californ-
ia-Minnesota Expedition"
II viii include several dinner
meetings with California business
executives and representatives.
II promises to be one of the
groups biggest Enthusiastically
ment ventures since its formation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Senior Citizens To
Hold Annual Hobby
Show May 21-23

The Senior Activities Associa-
ton (S.AAD, will sponsor it's
seventh annual Over so Hobby
Show, May 81, % and %, at the
auditorium of the Citizens Aid
Building, 4O4 S. Eighth St, Mime
apolis.
Exhibits and demonstrations
will be held from 10 a. m. to 7 p.
m. May 81 and % and from 10 a
m. to p. m. May %. A program
and community singing viii be
presented daily beginning at 2
p. m.
The purpose Of the Hobby Show
is Ito publicize and develop crea-
tive abilities Of older people and
need for leisure time opportuni-
ties for them" Any person so
years or over, living in Mime
sofa and able to deliver exhibits,
is eligible to exhibit.
Members Of the U-Meet-Us Club
Of Phyllis Wheauey House will
have exhibits on display along
with hundreds Of other clubs. Mrs
Marguerite Combs, counsellor Of
the U-Meet-Us club is on the pro-
gram planning committee OF SAA.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Duluth June Grad
Offered Harvard
~" Scholarship

This newspaper has learned
through a local Harvard alumnus
that Richard A. Moore, Duluth
Dcnfield high school June grad
uate has been offered a Harvard
College scholarship.
II Moore accepts the scholar
ship, he will receive $500 per
year for the four year course.
Donald Peddie Of Minneapolis,
a Harvard alumnus told this
newspaper young Moore il an out
standing science and mathemat-
les student. II he accepts the
scholarship II will be the biggest
scholarship award ever granted q
Minnesota Negro as far as can
be ascertained
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

A mothers love apparently
won out Tuesday when a Min
neapoIis woman asked Ucnnc-
pin district court Judge IIar-
old Rogers TO dismiss civil
suit for damages and recovery
she had brought against her
son and daughtcr-inlaw.
The woman. Mrs. Gwan Cooper.
81. Of Southeast Minneapolis. had
filed suit against her son. James
L. lShernaetoD Robineau and his
wife Henrietta. 1922 Third Av S,
in which she charged she had been
fleeced of her property and forced
from the home in which she had
interest.
The complaint. signed by Mrs
Cooper also charged her daughter
in-Iaw. Henrietta. with assaulting
her. causing her pain and shock to
her nervous system resulting in
the necessity for medical care.
The complaint alleged the as
sault and beating occurred in
August. 1854.
The suit, began In 1854. was
scheduled to be heard Tuesday
After consultation with her attor-
ney, L Howard Bennett, and the
attorney for the couple and the
Judge, Mrs. Cooper was allowed
TO ask dismissal Of the case which
was granted.
The original complaint alleged
that property at 3345 Fourth Az
S. Minneapolis, which was pur-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
MOTHER LOVE WINS; WOMAN WHO
SUED SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
ASKS JUDGE TO DISMISS THE SUIT

chased on a contract for deed by
Mrs Cooper alone in 1851, was
taken from her by fraudulent
methods. She alleged that her son,
James. tucked her into signing
a paper, which she later learned
was the power and authority Of
attorney. She said In the com
plant that she could neither read
nor write and that she was coerc-
cd into giving her son the right
TO represent her
The plaintiffs complaint also
alleged that the defendant, James
l. RobIncau. in December, 1851,
demanded that she sign certain
papers which purported to be
authority and power 10 collect
rents and manage the property,
when in fact and by intention"
the defendant was persuadinR
and coercing her into signing in
struments which she later found
10 be conveyances transferring all
Of her interests in the property to
her son and his wife.
Mrs. Cooper claimed that
shortly after the Robineau's sold
the house to Houston Taylor. She
alleged she did not know Of the
sale until Mr.. Cooper came TO
collect rent When she demurred
that the house was her property,
she alleges Mr. Taylor told her the
house was his and that she was
only a tenant.
The complaint then alleged
that her son and daughter in
Law then negotiated 10 purchase
house at 1918 Portland Az.
with the money they had receiv-
ed from the sale Of her home.
Mrs. Coopers complaint alleged
the couple told her that the pro-
perty had been purchased in her
name and that all Of the instrI-
ments indicating ownership were
in her name. She claimed that
she discovered this was not true.
Mrs. Cooper alleged that the
couple not only used the money
they secured from selling her
home to purchase = home TO
meet their own residential re-
quiremsnts, but that they also
used II as income property,
none Of which she ever shared.
Mrs. Cooper claimed In the com
plant that her son and daughter
in-law demanded that she move
from the new home. When she re-
fused, she alleged her personal
property and belongings were put
out Of the house and the couple
caused her 10 move and
remain away from the premises.
The complaint asked that the
court return her interest In the
Continued on page ~
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Quote

For the good Of all the people.
all over the country. we think II
is urgent that we cut down on UNI
necessary government spending,
waste, make-work, subsidies, tax
loopholes and other things which
could make US DO what the Rus
slams want US TO do: spend our
selves into destruction Tom
Anderson, in Mississippi Farmer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
At Halle Annual Meeting;
Too Much Comforf
Endongers Progress
Joseph Boxer Suys


me people OF ~. raul live
in a city and state that those
in the East consider most noli-
tioou,. ,,,r,l ., l.,l.r,s L.
known pubIic relations execu-
,;.o 80 phnoa,l,L;o d, H.,
=, -,
''e """' eSSeu the -o'h annual
meeting OF the Halle Z. Brown
Community House on Sunday,
Nav - M 6 u m Mr. Baker
using two references to the
Dill ,,au,,.l .o,;,,.. a.. IL
"N''i VI Nv ''S III P"y SI'"' an"
intellectual comfort
He paraphrased the lives Of
Elijah and Job citing the effect
that prosperity and well being
had mad upon these two biblical
characters saying that in st.
Paul' as an Fastener, he found
that many residents are enjoying
comfortable lives ana good posi-
uoils.
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trump also CiiarIer members
MIS- George BROOKS sr" VINO Is IN
washington - = was ci'ed IN
aoSehtia' mrs' BROOKS Is Also
enarIer MEMBER
members OF 'he ooaru lot over
% years hohoreu were LOUIS W
mn 'r" anu Ioin' n myers II
teen year members given hoho'
were III marry D. %'i''ii'eiii'a"'
Johh M milton.
OOheF members C''eu LOT 10
years OF Ial'iliul service 10 'i'e
agency "e'e MI . iiaI'i 'u''e,
VINO vas 'i'o P'aiSeN io' "ei woiN
"l'n 'i'e s''' scout troop anu 'o,'n
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MANS, vice pi eS'uei''' NiS' ran
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Corai"' OoaIu nleiloe'' MI. -. T.
Newman, MI BAKER anu MfS.
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Keep OF Dofe
Sunday June End

Fezzan Temple No 20 and Fee
zan Patrol No. 20 are co-sponsor-
ing a Cocktail Party Exception
ale" on Sunday, June 2. from 5 p.
m. TO 1890 a. m. at the James
Balientine WV Post No. 246.
29l6 Lyndale Az s., Minneapolis.
Music viii be furnished by none
other than the Twin City's own
Auzie Dial at the piano.
A most enjoyable time awaits
you and yours BE sure and make
this a must" for Il shall be an
affair long remembered as a high
light in your social memoirs. -
Advt
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Chester Oden, proprietor OF
Road Buddys Barbecue, 7e9 Uni
versity Ave, said that arrange
ments have been made for his
restaurant to serve two uncheons
for the coming Grand Masters
Conference on May 21 and p,
The group, rs in number. win
be among several hundred dele
gates attending the national meet
here.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Mr.. Han presented successful
arguments to the Oklahoma
Courts for equal educational OPP
portunities for Negroes. foremost
among which were the Sipuel case
and the McLaurin case through
which Negroes secured admission
TO the University OF Oklahoma
and Oklahoma A q NJ College.
Astute and purposeful leader OF
the Grand Masters Conference OF
Prince Hail Masons. II was under
Mr. Hairs guidance that the
NAACP Prince Hall Masons Le-
gal Research Department was
established TO which Prince Hall
Masons have contributed more
than 100000.
Mr.. Hall win convene the Con-
ference in executive session at
Pilgrim Baptist Church in 81.
Paul May n and %.
ThurRood Marshalls activities
on a national level for the Ma
ACP, with special reference to the
Supreme Court Schools Desegre-
cation Decision, have made his
name a byword over the entire ma
ton Mr.. Marshall will deliver an
address at a dinner In the Grand
Ballroom OF the Hotel Lowry in
st. Paul Wednesday, May % at
s p. m. The dinner Is an associat-
ed activity TO the conference. The
general public is invited 10 the
affair
Among Those Expected
Among the grand masters ex-
pected TO attend the National
Conference Of Prince Hall Ma
sonic Grand Masters here May 20
thru the 22nd are Lawrence Sol
Richardson. Grand Master OF Ar
kansas; f. Al Fulcher, California;
George Farrar, Washington ID.
c.: John w. Dobbs, Georgia; o.
f. Vanderburg, Illinois; Cornelius
Richardson, Indiana; John @.
Lewis Jr., Louisiana; DR. James
Lesueur. Massachusetts,; John
Stevenson. Michigan; James Gil
liam. Mississippi; DR.. S. e Moore,
Missouri; James Sherman. New
Jersey; Henry Rhodes, sr. New
York: Rev George Carnes, North
Carolina: J. b. Simmons, Ohio.
Also Amos p. Hall, Oklahoma,
president OF the conference; VIII
liam Webster, Pennsylvania;
Prince Riley. South Carolina; ].
Maxey, Texas: Bishop II. z. Plum
mer. Virginia: James Wares, w.
Virginia. and w Scott, state Of
Washington
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
rSTC To Entertain
Wives q Sweetheorfs
A. Annual purty

The TsTC, the Twin City's old
est mems social club will entertain
its wives and sweethearts satur-
day night at an annual party.
The affair, under the chairman
ship Of Leroy Lazenberry viii be
held in the upstairs dining room
at Road Buddy's Cafe
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Mr.. Halls career, and that Of
his close personal friend OF many
years, Thurgood Marshall, famed
NAACP Attorney present an un-
usual parallel Both are Prince
Hall Masons, Attorney at law. ac-
tive with the NAACP, and both
have assumed major roles In maxi
ing higher institutions OF learn
ing available to qualified Negroes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Atomic Enegry Act, the Fair La
Dor Standards Act, the Securities
Act and others jury trial is not
involved
1T is increasingly clear" the
Washington newspaperman con-
tinued, that the foundation stone
Of all civil rights is the night to
vote. When this night Is secured
and practiced. other civil rights
can better be protected; when
this night Is violated and neglect
ed, the loss Of other civil rights
follows easily"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Women-2l7 million Of them
make up almost one-third Of
the u. s. working force OF the
total. $50 are in clerical, 23ct
in service and 1877 in skilled cate
gories Of employment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
TronsPorenfl
TFunspoTenW
NAACP's Wilkins Says
Jury Trial Demand Of
Rights Foes Spurious

New fork-The claim advanced by souherners seeking
to weaken the pending civil rights bill ground
deprves election officials who bar Negroes the polls
constitutional right trial by jury, is transparency
spurious Roy Wilkins NAACP executive secretary charged
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Tive older generation thought
nothing Of getting up at O'Clock
IN the morning and the younger
generation doesn't think so much
Of II either.
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ThUrgoOd MoTsh0h TO sPeukl
Grand Masters Leader
Is A Leading Citizen
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma

Amos r. Hall president of the Grand Masters Conference
Prince Hall MaSons Of American noted jurst and civic
worker of Tulsa oklahoma He selected by the Tulsa
Chamber OF Commerce the outstanding citizens of that
city lie leads the host Of Masonic grand masters who viii meet
here May 20 through May %
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
;. chivers Among
Committee Of 100
Going To California

Curtis c. Chivers, advertising
manager, Spokesman & Recorder
newspaper and civic leader, will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
Local Committees
For Grand Masters
Conference Here

hNbN INV AAfAAA VI fAAAA sNAHh'A y
Conference in ST. Paul and Mime
apolis, May 2O-22 Is headed by
Samuel l.. Ransom, general chair
man, Harvey A. Moss, vice-chair-
man and Charles ID. Doty secre-
tary
Committee Rosters
Registration: B. +. Henderson,
John VI. Patton, c. H. Roper.
James l.. Taylor l.. II Taylor and
Leonard T. Green.
Publicity: Pau l.. Wood, Jerry
Briscoo and Percy Greene.
Finance. w. Dan McAdams,
Jerry Robins. Daniel Coates and
l.. A. Gwynne.
Meeting Places: l.. r. Tarver,
Robert Williams. Hardy White,
LAMAR Roberts.
Housing: John l.. Nellie, Percy
Greene, James Rowland, Clarence
Duke and ", Hardy.
Distinguished Guests; Raymond
W Cannon, Harvey A, Moss
James r. Lynn, William sayles
ST., Jerry Robins and Hobart I.
Mitchell
Banquet: Percy Greene, James
Watson, Maurice Coakley, Samuel
d. Mitchell and julius Clemens.
Meals: Paul l.. Wood, William
CLANCY and w. B. Lewis.
Decorations: Benjamin F. Hen
derson, Eugene Tucker and Ell N.
Martin.
Souvenir Program: Eugene II
Lewis. Charles ID. Doty, Simon
Ref Jra N. l.. Hardy and John
r. Lawrence.
transportation: Clarence Smith
A. Arradondo, w. d. Brown, A.
Barksdale, Raymond Bledsoe and
Maurice Coakley.
Reception; W. Dan McAdams.
W. Il. Lewis, DAVID Q. Grissam
and Samuel L. Ransom.
Public Meeting: Charles ID.
Doty. Floyd Manson and ]. w.
Junnell.
Ladies' Affairs: William Sayles
ST.,
Social Events Chalmers Law
son, James Ephriam and Hobart
T Mitchell
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Dolly Nelson. go st. Anthony
Az, ST. Paul, is Gopher Lodge
No 1906. IBPEOW's candidate for
the Queen Of the Ell,s In the CON
test being sponsored by Past Ex-
allied Rulers Council No. 80.
A spirited race is being made
by five popular Twin city women
10 win the crown which viii be
awarded on June 7.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17

Minneapolis gained the title Of Mnneotas
Fisherman Minneapolis Tribune
he shows the biggest catch Of trout by in the state
The fish from 4l to ga pounds and caught at
fishing spots the Knife Duluth
Spokesman fere the first publications
to take note several Of Mr. Mer outstanding
"A fisherman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-17
by The People"

One of the most important things our
universities can teach is the vital neces-
sity Of men taking an interest in the gov
eminent and devoting part of their lives
TO that important work. Only in this way
can the people regain the reins Of govern
ment, become again the masters of their
government according to its original con-
stttuuonal ideals The people, by parting
with control over their own local affairs
in truth Sell their birthright for a mess
OF pottage HI. ii. Atkinson In Adver-
tiSers Digest
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The generous support this newspaper
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tinuous, uninterrupted publication In this
community has placed Il In debt 10 the
people Il serves This Is the reason Il con-
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offers It's readers and advertisers.
Part Of that service offered Is vigorous
editorial expression and exploration OF the
vital issues which confront the community
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sive, fair editorial policy in the public in
terest has been its aim. There is no real
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Not New Proposal

Earlier, on Aprl 20. Roscoe
Drlmmond. Washington CORES
pondent Of the New York Herald
Tribune, said that the Depart
ment Of Justice has used such pro-
oeedings tequity suitsl in anti
trust cases since 1890 and has
similar powers TO enforce the