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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

universities. These institutions do
not admit non-whites, but never
theless are intimately concerned
with the issue of interference in
university autonomy automatically
raised by segregation plans.
The Afrikaans universities are
generally strongly procurement
in character, and thus any such
representations made have been
secret and unattended by the con-
siderably publicity with which pro-
test from the racially mixed Eng
lish speaking universities were
launched.
However, the Government is I'M
derstood to be satisfied that it has
forced it's parliamentary opposi-
ton to go on record as opposing
the university debate on the meas
ure earlier this year. The Govern
ment will now be able to enter the
general election campaign next
year claiming that the official OPP
position United Party supports
racially mixed universities.
This is thought to be excellent
propaganda for the government
among its supporters, to whom
racial mixing is abhorrent and but
one of many tactics this parlia-
mentary session designed to show
that the United Party is too lib
eral on the color question and that
it is the ruling Nationalist Party
which will ensure the white vot-
ers' supremacy.
Meanwhile authorities at the uni
versities currently admitting non
whites fear the long-term effect
of Government determination to
segregation the universities will be
the soaring eff of overseas lee
turers and professors to fill vacant
teaching posts, an all around low
ering of the stature of South At
rican universities in international
circles. and a re ult"n- lowering in
status of South African university
degrees.
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that returned substantial profit
with room rents at ST. a week; he
became the biggest single lodg-
ing-house keeper in Harlem. Mean
while, other disciples were estab-
fishing Heavens" in Newark, Jer-
sey City, Bridgeport, Baltimore,
Montreal, Detroit, Chicago, and
Los Angeles.
The small Che stood only 4 feet
g., bald, impecably clad figure
of the flashing, memorable God
became a familiar one riding at
the head of his own street parades
with plenty of pretty girls) waving
with hope and cheer at the depres-
sion stricken side walk loungers.
(The depression as real in Har-
lem; at one time a large percent
of the population was on relief
His banquets became world fam
Gus: Open to all, and free, they
fered steaming platters of spereos,
roast duck, fricasseed chicken,
lamb stew, boiled beef, liver and
bacon, fried sausage, all sorts Of
vegetables and desserts.
A superb businessman Cat one
time he was operating at least 81
detail businesses in Harlem alone)
Father Divine always held to re-
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stories of his cream-colored autos
"a Rolls-Royce and a Duesenbery),
the $20,000-a-year income on which
he never filed a tax return, his
&c secretaries (both white and Ne
gro, with names like Bunch of
Love" and "Glodness Darling"),
his scores of missions (called
"Heavens"), and thousands of con
verts, all were almost daily fare
for every newspaper reader. For
a while his phrase "Peace-it's
wonderful" was almost national
slogan.
Despite his fame, facts about
him were hard to come by. His
real name was George Baker, but
even the place and date of his
birth were mysteries probably
around 1880 on rice plantation
on the Savannah River.)
He first began to get attention
in 1914, when he was evangeliz-
ing the town of Valdosta, Ca,
under the title of "The Messeng-
er." 81 be God" he told overflow
crowds of Negro workers, mostly
women. "You be God. Drop your
yoke of bondage" The women
quit their jobs as cooks in the
white peoples houses and refused
to cook dinner for their husbands
and children. The town was in an
uproar, and he was ordered out of
Georgia.
BY 1888, at the depths of the
depression, Father Divine had
moved to Harlem, and here his
career became nothing less than
sensational. He set up system of
boarding houses for his followers
(and financed by his rich converts
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PAGE FIVE

session of the Legislature and
vetoed by Governor Hartman.
The association gave It's first
special award to Patrick L. Ryan,
a member of the organization for
the last forty years. The plaque
cited Mr.. Ryan for Service to
others-the highest distinction
He had represented Macy's de-
partment store in the association
since 1917 until his retirement
from Macy's in 1915.
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segregation.
For the government appears to
have postponed passage through
Parliament this year of its con-
troversial legislation enforcing
university segregation and has held
it back for further investigation.
In doing so, it has stressed that
this investigation is purely into
administrative detail, that the
principle of university segregation
is mistaken and that the govern
ment is as determined as. ever to
eventually enforce university seq
regation.
Nevertheless, if, as seems GER
tain, the measure does not become
law during this now waning ses-
sion of Parliament it will be held
over until next year. With a gen.
eral election looming during the
first half of 1868 it would be I'M
likely to pass through Parliament
until the latter half of the year,
thus not becoming effective as far
as the universities are concerned
until 1859.
Further Delay Likely
Even then, it is thought that
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non-white students already en-
rolled for degree courses would
be allowed to finish their courses
rather than be transplanted to the
new government universities for
non-whites which are planned un-
der the governments legislation.
New non-white students would,
however, be barred from enrolling
in the hitherto "open" universities
and would have to attend the vet
to-be-established government insti-
tutions for non-whites.
1t is the administration of these
new non-white universities which
will largely occupy the delibera-
lions of the Parliamentary Select
Committee which the government
has appointed to investigate the
administrative details" of univers-
ity segregation. When Parliament
adjourns, probably later this month,
the committee will be turned into
an extraparliamentary commission
and will hear evidence until Par
Lament meets next year.
Government critics are concerned
lest the Government impose re-
strictiCns on academic freedom at
the new non-white universities and
attempt to channel higher educa-
ton for non-whites along certain
lines favorable to government
planning.
These critics also maintain that
the Government will be financially
unable to provide facilities for nom
whites equal to those at the Uni
versities of Cape Town and the
Witwatersrand in johannesburg
the two universities mainly per-
hitting admission of non-white
students currently.
In postponing its plan for uni.
versity segregation the Govern
ment is thought to be partly re-
acting to private representations
from staff members at Afrikaans
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Mississippi.
The students are attending an
annual regional leadership confer
ence which began June 6 and will
close Thursday.
The resolution said, eve as del
egates of this region feel that or
ganizational division in the church
based on racial distinction is un-
Christian and should be abolished"
The proposed constitutional a.
mendment would permit Negro
Methodist churches to transfer to
white annual conference and would
allow Negro annual conferences to
transfer to white jurisdiction.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

Officer, with the rank of LIST. It.;
Melvin J. Robinson, Columbia;
Lawrence Norris, DeRidder; Earl
Bush, New Orleans; Joseph Dallon,
New Orleans; Calvin D. Donate,
Opelousas; Benjamin Jones, Ba-
ton Rouge; Lawrence Jones, New
Orleans; Burnell King, New Or
leans; Thomas j. Long, Jackson,
Mississippi; Frederick McLain,
New Orleans; Rudolph Moch,
Shreveport; Stanley Schofield,
New Orleans; Aaron Smith, New
Orleans; Arnold Smith, Rayne;
Kenneth Sylvan, New Orleans;
Edward Taylor, Winfield; and
Vurnell Washington, New Orleans.
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nual conference of the church to
ratify proposed constitutional
amendment to do away with the
racial division in the church.
The resolution was presented by
Paul Gotten of McComb, Miss, a
student at Mississippi Southern
College. Gotten is president Of the
Methodist student movement in
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age director. He will continue his
heaquarters in Washington.
His appointment was announced
today by the Republican National
Chairman, Meade Alcorn.
During last weeks Republican
startegy conference, it was report
ed that Mr.. Potter's appointment as
Southern director has been ap-
proved by the party's executive
committee.
The G.. o. P. has eyed the normal
ly Democratic South with growing
interest since President Eisenhower
carried four Southern states in
1852 and five in 1856
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choice"
The thirty directors also felt
that the legislation would "dis-
courage private investment in
multiple-family residence build
ings."
The association also reiterated
it's support of workmen's compen-
sation and unemployment insur-
ance bills passed by the regular
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

During the past 25 years, the
available future supply of oil has
consistently been maintained in
the ratio of IL to Is times annu-
al production.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

The Best Way To Get Rid Of An
Enemy Is To Make A Friend Of
Him.
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ed Company A, 9th Regiment, was
installed by Representatives Of
Headquarters, 9th Regiment, Lou-
isiana State University. W
Pershing Rifles, National Hon.
orary Military Society, is consti-
tuted to encourage, preserve, and
develop the highest ideals of the
military profession, to promote
American citizenship, to create a
closer and more efficient relation,
and to provide appropriate recog-
milton of high degree of military
ability among the cadets of the
several senior Reserve Officers
Training Corps.
Charter members are: Donald l..
Mouton, Lafayette, Commander Of
the installed company, with the
Pershing Rifle rank of Captain;
Isiah Jones, Reserve, Executive
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ligious cultism as his main trade.
At the peak of his career he
claimed million converts (im-
partial observers said 100000.
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sEAsH0RE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

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$50 week. COLONIAL 3-9419.
SELBY ON THE-BAY, new 2-bed.
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Only $1,000 down and you can
become the proud owner OF this
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North Arlington, 3-bedrm home
with full bsmt. and many other
desirable features. Must be seen
to appreciate. First time onered
at the FHA-approved price. $l6,-
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

$4,000 SO. FIT. SHERIFF RD., cor
nsr ARD pl, ne; in, in D. e. Near
roa dfacilities Ideal location for
warehouse. Dl. 7.40S2,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

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double gar. 400 So. IT,; dry stor-
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featuring, 5000 So IT,, more II
desired; heat, toilet. ofices and
parking; MONTGOMERY County. Nd
9 .OOO-SQ.-FT. BLDG, under con-
struction,. VIII finish to suit ten
ant. Half block from Navy Yard
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Ju. 9-4375.
10000 SO. FIT. on 9 floors. with
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fronts on two streets; 80 New
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BRAND NEW, low operating cost,
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This building has every modern
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efficiency and comfort: 10000 It.
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CENTRAL SILVER SPRINGS. 200
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~. 5-iSo7 MR.. scuLL Ju. o-e4oO
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house plus offices. No extra
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building Immediate possession.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1728 H ST. NV MA. $4,000
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v ST. NE. MODERN FiREPRooF
warehouse lOOxl55 containing
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railroad siding. Ideal location
Reasonable terms TO responsible
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| Dl 7-1655 wkdyS
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1O12 18th st. NV. DI 7-l8b5
WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE.
80 600 So. feet. one block from
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ditioned offices. 3 loading bavs
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BERG. Sun. and ewes OIL. 4-3057.
Dreyfuss Brothers
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NEAR PENTAGON

Due to Generals transfer
lof1Cr ar immac. 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial within 3 Minis. of Penta-
gon.. Features Ice, liv. rm. with
R With iu dsbsas ss r% sres sa
space; y bath. LIST fir. I'd. fr.:
bedrmS.. full bath. stairway to
storage. Rec. rm. with firepl, in
bsmt. plus lge. utility area. Oct,
garage. Asking ST. 800:
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. NORTH

AILL11NO 1ON, NOL II
A 3-bedrm.. lls-bath. brick resi-
Fails Church I ne.shborhood Tea
turing very Ice, liv din. comb.
beau. equip. kit. with dishwasher
and disposal. breakfast nook, "a
bath. I'd fir.. 3 generous size bed
rms. fully tiled bath. Rec. area
in bSmt.. auto. a.-c. heat New
house cond. Priced to sell at Sl7,-
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HANDY
ITO Everything"
JUST $19.95O

Sparkling-new brick rancher, In
q handy and dandy" close in Ar
| Iington location. near new elemen-
tary and junior high and Just
short blocks to fast public trans
ortation-features a large Twins
room with fireplace, separate dining
rooE1. sunshine bright fully
equipped kitchen. 3 fine bedrooms
compartmented / "a baths. full light
basement with plenty of recreation
room; many other features. includ-
ing hot-water Dashboard heat.
PLEASE NOTE FINANCING: just
50 $50 down. balance in FIRST trust.
with PRINCIPAL and interest payable
at Sll695 per month It's as
good as It sounds. and you'd better
hurry.
CALL IA. $4,000
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0I0,95O; CT appEoved-Larse 4
level split. on aa-acre wooded lot.
offering bedrms.. . baths. .24-ft
liv rm.. din. rm., equipped kit;
bSmt. level, det gar. close-in
Falls Church location: top buy
with easy terms For further de-
tails. THE DARBY CO, Realtors.
ia. 5-9393. Once open 9 It'll 9.
sTOP.!! and consider this charm
ing brick home in the Country
Club area Of N. Arl. q stones
throw from jamestown Elem
school. 3 bedrms Ia baths, scr,
e Equipped kit kit. Incl dishwasher
and disposal: full bsmt: lovely
lot. Asking S20.950 For further
details. cell THE DARBY CO..
Realtors. ia. 5-9393. once open
. til O.
22-FT. REC. RM. is the center Of
activity in this 3-bedrm 2-hs n
split level Many extras include
drapes. cornices. and diShwasher
Modern built-in kitchen with 30
oven: an attractive buy a. SlH.-
$50. YEONAS REALTY, IA.
VERY SMARTEsT STYLED-New
4-bedrm.. 3-bath. plus family
room home in Va: situated on q
sweeping lS.000-sq 1T. corner lot
Foyer entrance way to charming
living room with attractive lat
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1Ox14 kit. hooded stove. dish
washer, disposal. Priced in middle
EOS. Call today for appointment TO
view. JE. 3-2093 VIM A. CHAP
MAN REALTY INC, 6s7s Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va.
ARL.-3-BEDRM. BRICK COLO
NAL. LEVEL FENCED YARD.
CONVENIENT LOCATION, FHA
FINANCING, Sl6950. J-W REAL
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C'EsT MAGNIFIoUE-It is really

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Country Club Golf course Offering
privacy supreme; Tyr. young an
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center hall 24-ft liv. rm.. big
formal din. rm.. . firepls.. screened
porch. push-button colored kit
with breakfast space. bedrms.
3 full baths. full ground-level
bSmt. with beaut paneled rec.
nm. Asking S35, $50 For further
details. call THE DARBY CO..
Realtors. ia. 5-a393. once open
q iii o
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GentIeman'S Estate
NEARBY FALLS CHURCH

NEARBY FALLS CHURCH
Situated on 20 acres of valuable,
close-in property within ! mile OF
the city Of Falls Church Is one OF
the finest country homes that ]
have ever had the pleasure TO
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lee. entr, hall, l6xlS din. rm. with
IS SAP "a O bath. ID fir: here are I
master bedrms. and . baths; q
car garage with apt. above, Numer-
Gus outbldgs. Paved parking for
several cars An excellent buy foI
home and investment. For details
WIN. w. JOHNSTON
RROKFR CIR. 3-9l5l
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LIKE A GLOVE Ats your hand wi

BIhE n ONONE IIto yUUI IIdIIU VII
this vear-old. 3-bedroom. 2-bath
rambler At your needs. Intercom
system: eye-level oven in eye
ca ore ,sn k idfE \, acre lot car
Priced right at So, $50. HOLLEY
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Walk TO The NEW DENNIS
o'CONNELL CATHOLIC HIG H
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T SntSufn reUaee nfInihe snS S,n Tm
Tm.. kitchen with eating space,
3 nice bedrms.. large bsmt.; the
yard you'll love. A miniature
farm. including all kinds of fruit
trees. Priced Just over $4,000
Quick occupancy JE. 3-2093.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

INVESTORS-Large discounts on
guar. 81 2nd trust notes. KAL.
MUS REALTY, WA. 7-4S79
end TRUST-S6.ll5 at SCI pays
$3.50 mo-, $50 discount will
yield 1870 yearly. Excellent white
makers. prime NV area. DI.
7-4445; ewes, JU S-949S.
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HOUSES FoR SALE VA.
CONTINUED

SLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR = I'M
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY ON SIX
BRAND-NEW LUXURY RAM
BLERS. located only few min
tues from Seven Corners and in
munities. These de luxe homes
rear liy, rm. with firepl,. family,
size din. .rm:, de luxe equipped
kits; 2 big bedrms. and ~ to
2ls baths: full out-of-sround day.
Hight. bsmt. with 24x27-ft: fin-
iSAed clqbrm. and picture window;
Priced from S22.95O to S24 300
complete. THOS. J.. FISHER &
CO, Realtors, ia. 5-?661; ewes,
ST. JAMES PARISH - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, with daylight
bsmt. 4: modern all-eleetric kitchen i:
full baths: asking only $21 $50:
Ql loan can be assumed, with
$1,000 down YEoNAs REALTY
ST. JAMES PARISH. Sl5.O0O-
This immaculate. all-brick, ex-
pandable Cape Cod is a terrific
buy: living room with fireplace.
2 bedrooms and bath on ist floor !:
permanent stairway to expandable
2nd floor; full basement with out
F fi5f 'V WcopEp AT LorAo 9SA A A
STEP 70 BOTH PuBEIc AND
PARocHIAL SCHOOLS. Owner
this one! Cali METzLER. Realtors,
IA E-SEHE tflH n
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Sacrifice Sale

Serious illness requires immedi-
ate disposition of this clean and
neat 3-BEDRM BRICK HOME
WITH SCREENED PORCH AND
FULL BASEMENT most conven :
lent N Arlington NeiRhborhood
PUBLIC AND PAROcHIAL SCHOOLS
ONLY SHORT WALK. Bus and shops
nearby; Ice. living rm with fire.
place, separate dining rm fenced.
level shaded lot with magnificent
landscapins OUTSTANDING BUY
AT si750O.
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chance to get good financing-3.
beautiful shade trees. on N-acrt
lot Only $15,750: $1,000 dowr
will handle. YEONAS REALTY
IA e.OlO0
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RT LANES PARISH 2.hedr

bsmt excel. cond; $4,000 Open
for inspection OWNER. ia
7-.sS2S; ewes. CT. 6-467s
EXCLUSIVE MCLEAN AREA-LRe.
estate ramb., brk. and st. 70' long,
1900 50. f. on one a. perfect for
entertaining. Features fiagstone
Florida rm. .-t20x30 ft.E nearly
acre beaut. Handicapped. Sale by
OWNER. EXCEPTIONAL financing
KE 2.h22h
Arkansas State press., 1957-08-30

p,oyee Of the company Hall many times drove Cadaes Tor
Sarah Vaughn crosseomx to meet her tour new Into
troubled onenisht stands ts'd With poutng
starr iron out manaeer-arst relatons With lila F
gerald Ersine Hawkins the Ink Spots Lucky Mnder and
many others he they could always rely on-for a.
anything the attraction booers from coast to
depended Hall for their advance material and al else
which went for making promotion successful great
kdr Van seemed his age did he slow up in work
until r. finally forced retire. Even then he could
forget the good ole days".
Since the attack Maureen OIian In Hollywood, the
pear "quaking In their boots. but II little
Miss Dorothy cambridge is completely unafrad Whether
they'll air her story Is not known but
tany hope nothing is said done backen her
fessonsy We few successful with the
assets Of Miss cambridge and feel 1t crying shame that
careers Of people who have struggled lifetime achieve
and win be down overnight whether malicious gos-
sip be true false II is sti shame that Hollywood be
presumed in this rsst
We should remember that many these idols
Of children and how dsheartenng for them read these
lurd stories Of their aedged onstage lives We shall build
not destroy and think Hollywood should in body
and ban such saboteurs from their industry takes BIZ
lions Of dollars and good win build real
1t Is not for to Judge them and bring They
have earned their success the hard way No matter how
these trials turn certain respect loyalty
to the stars viii definitely be lost Even they proven
completely innocent the thought the idea doubt
all stu deeply into the minds of the public 1t
win take another billion In publicity rebuild To
many. II win be the ruin Negro star, whom have
so few, Just afford It. :.