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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Girl Nonswimmer
Rescues Two Boys

FREMONT, Calf. Mar. up.
"A 12-year-old girl who
doesn't know how to swim"
jumped into a rain-swollen
drainage ditch and saved two
5-year-old boys from drowning.
Rita Ripe, who had roller
skated from block away to pull
James Devorak to safety. still
had on her skates when she
plunged into the water and held
plunged into the water Wednes-
day and held Dennis Stastny up
with the aid of some bankside
weeds until help arrived.
Its no more than we would
expect of her. said her father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

internment camp is not the COM
pulsion which translates other
wise voluntary repatriation into
departure under duress."
Under the law. persons who
live voluntarily in enemy terri
tory in wartime cannot sue to
regain seized property under the
Trading -With-the- Enemv A
Today's case involved Mrs.
Ami H. j. E. Oehmichen. widow
of an importer. The Oehmichens
were German citizens. They en-
tered the United States in 1884
and engaged in business. Faced
with internment, Mr.. Oehmichen
petitioned for repatriation for
himself and his wife in May,
1912. In December of that year.
: Mr., ,Oehmichen was informed in
Crystal City tTexD Alien In
terment Camp. and his wife
joined him voluntarily.
After further repatriation re-
quests, the couple were sent back
to Germany in l945, where Mr.
Oehmichen died in 1913. Later,
his wife returned to this country
and sued for recovery of the
property. She argued that they
had not returned voluntarily to
Germany but that the repatria-
ton actually was under the
duress of living in internment
The U. S. District Court fol-
the District of Columbia ruled ir
her favor. 1t found the couple
was we'll treated by authorize;
but that pro-Nazi groups, who
were in the majority at thu
camp, continually stirred the
emotions. fears and anxieties o.
the couple"
The District court found: THE
requests for repatriation
were made solely to escape in
terment and the emotiona
problems created thereby"
But today the appellate cour
declared: The Oehmichens wer'
In Germany by their own fret
choice. The explanation tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

because of difficulties with pro-
Nazis they were compelled to
return to Nazi Germany is sin
gularly unimpressive. :"
The majority opinion pointed
out that the camp contained
many recreational facilities and
that the food was good and
adequate in quantity.
The opinion was written by
Judge E. Barrett Prettyman and
it was concurred in by Judge
Walter M. Bastian.
In a dissent Chief Judge Henry
w. Edgerton found that the
couple always had intended to
return to the United States and
that the alternative to repatria-
ton was continued imprison-
Iment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01
Gernon Woman Loses
Suit to Regain Property

who chose return to Nazi Germany rather than
live American nternmen cannot regain $4,000 in
property the Government the u S. Court of
Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled yesterday.
a split 2-to-I opinion the declared %. We are
opinion that discomfort with conditions in wern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-01

Some Of the most fascinating
dresses on our fashion floor wear
this new label. They're shoped
to shape O beautiful fashion fu-
ture for you. Come, see.
Four from the show:
White envelope collar dromotizes
q black or navy silk shontun1
sheoth. Sizes 8-l6. 1905
eoster-poroderw with its brief
jacket cocktail sheoth without
the jacket Black or toost, silk
shontuno, SIG. 1905
Endorsing springs tiny checks,
cotton button button sheath and
swoeeer cope. Black or navy and
white. 1915. 1926
Double eopelet collar, white over
black or navy oil silk shan
tuno. Skirt floots wide over nyIon
toffeto. 8-l6. 3o.95
WGL--Msses' Dresses 5rd Floor
i. dresses also OF Chevy Chose.
Corners ond Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Foshion 5th
Coot Clearance
27.oo and 800
We're 1926 and more

W ere 3Y.95 and more
70 eoets in such styles os cape. shawl.
Puriton and petoi eollors. Clutch and
button models. some with hoods. Fob
RIGS include olI-wool tweeds. plushes.
Einiser woolens and Worumbo. Choose
blue, block. block -and-white tweed.
red. ootmeol, toupe end brown.
Misses and petite sizes 8 70 is.
10 Cor coots in double styles
with Ieother buttons. Galley and Lord
cotton oobordine with worm striped
Innings. Navy and oroy in sizes s TO
IA. Less than " price. Now 300
8 Reyon FIonneI Suits with fully lined
jackets. Cordioon neck Lined style in
qroy, brown. Size 10. Less than "
price. Nov - 49, $500 500
10 Fully Lined Suits Of royon pin
checks and royon-OrIon blends. Fitted
style in sizes 10 to Ia. Less thon "
price. Now 800
3 Orion -DyneI Mon-Made Fiber coets
especially designed for the petite
woman. Turn-bock cuffs, neck fosten-
ing style in beige, toost. Sizes 8 TO
10. Were $500. Now - $500
WGL-Foshion 5th Coots and Suits.
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Luggage Savings

lab pieces Of fomous-moke luggage.
in the sleek new topeSed look. Hos
tough virgin vinyl covering, with eoeh
eose beautifully lined. Choice Of blue.
ivory or ton.
Troin cose. Was l4.95. Now 1926
vonity cose. Wos l4.95. Now 1895
n" Weekend Cose. Wos 7.95. Nov
l2.95
rs" PulImon. Wos 1925. Now 1926
Wardrobe. Wos 2495. Now 1885
AZ Mems Fomous-kAoke Brief coses,
mode Of 5-ounee deep buff cowhide.
8" in size, with solid bross hardware.
Upper on outside for extra pocket.
Ginger color. Wos 2295. Now HAS
Add 1929 Federal Tox to prices.
WGL-Lueeoee, 7th Floor
olso Chevy Chase,
] Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
RemnantS-Friday Only
Junior Apparel and Sportsweor

40 in Group Of Sweaters including Orion wool and wool
blends Cardigan, v-neek and mock turtle neck styles
in sizes "a to 49, Good assortment of colors Were
1925 800
so in Group Of Skirts including WOOL oyon sotins
and dressy cotons Full and slim styles in good ossor
800 to 1900
IS Cotton Wool Cor coots with Orion, cotton quilted
and flonne Innings Beige. Ioden charcoal in sizes
10 VeIveteen coots with mondorin coIIors, push-up
sleeves; clutch style. Block only in sizes to 5. Were
1926 to 1900 to $500
IS Roineoots in group Of cotton tweed busters some
white and beige trench styles Sizes to IS. Were
22.o5. Now.
W6L-Junior coots. Suits ond sporsweor 4ih Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Women's ToiIored
Shirts
300
Regularly 500

so TaiIoEed Long Sleeve Shirts Of cot
ron oxford cloth or bFoodelosh. Some
with French cuffs. Blue. pink, white,
oque in broken sizes 10 TO Is.
IS Wool jackets with crest and broid
trim. Clossic style in charcoal, white,
oroy and red. Broken sizes 10 to g.
Were 1913. Now 100
IS Skirts in lightweight wool. Full
and stroioht styles in blue, pink, yell
low. Sizes 10 to 10. Were 22S5.
Now 100
IS Wool Skirts in stroioht ond full
styles. Blue, red, beige in broken
sizes Were 1875. Now 300
WGl-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Junior Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Regularly 1925 to S9.95
200 Cocktail and cosuoI Dresses in
group including woods, cotton Ioees.
Eoyon broeodes and pastel jerseys.
Block, noyy and posteIs in sizes 7
to IS.
WGl-Junior Miss Dresses, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Sove lEs on
Manufacturers
CIoseouts Fine JeweIry

AIS Pieces in group:
lax Gold overiay Bracelets. Nov.
AIS to 24.oo
lax Gold overIoy Neekiaees. Now,
500 TO $500
Ak Gold overIoy chorms. Now 100
Sterling Silver-Whit Necklaces. Nov,
500 to n. 90
Sterling SilveF-White BroeeIets. Nov,
300 TO 24.o0
Sterling SiIver-White Pins. Now,
400 to 1850
Sterling SiIver-White Eorrinss. Now,
$50 to HOO
Sterling Silver White chorms. Now,
500
Pleose odd 1920 Federal tox
WGL-Fine JeweIry. lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Food Shop Specials

80 one-Pound Tins Of Creole Fudge.
Were ! .05. Now 1850 ---- Use
80 one-Pound Tins Of Creole Brown
les. Were IS. Now ~ Csc
l25 Two-Pound Foil Boxes Of Hord
and Filled cendy. Were liz Now,
89e
. l9S Two-Pound Foil Boxes Of Hard
Filled condy. Were liz. Nov, S9e
WGL-Food Shop. st Floor.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Servings from Fashion
5th Dress Shop
Regularly 1925
to 22.95

to 22.95 ID"
lo4 sheoths. ensembles. porty dresses
and eosuols in 1902 woods, nylon
and wool, wool and Orion, oeetote with
jersey boleEos, DaeFon and cotton
drip-dry. loo90 nyIon. cotton and
silk, oeetote sotins. Sizes II to IS,
II TO 20. 1914 to 2oK, SO TO ~.
Not ell sizes in oil styles. Color es-
sortment: red, blue. green.
Mobilization 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Infonts' Furniture
Sovings

Set 1obIe and choirs, holt circle
toble with three matching choirs Wos
ll485. Now $500
Damaged High Choir by Edison,
white hardwood. Was 26.e5. Nov,
1895
WGL-The Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Remnanfs-Friday Only
Fashion 5th
Dresses GreotIy
Reduced
Regularly 1925 n m
TO 1925 1'SV

81 cosuoI, Perty, Dresses in
ensemble and sheath styles.
Fobrics include l0ooo wool ier-
seys, royon and ocetote COM
emotions, nnensweor. A won
derful color range which in
cludes oquo. beige. IiIoc. red.
grey and block. Choose these
dresses to weor now and lote,
seasons. Junior, misses, and
womens sizes.
IL Daytime and Porty Type
Dresses in misses and holt sizes.
0ood selection OF embroidered
tottetos 500
~ Deytime Royon crepes in
block, novy ond turquoise;
misses and half sizes. Were
Il.9o - 100
W6L-Foshion 5th Dress Shop.
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Mems Sports Shirts
Much less ~.
than Y, price 20
Much less

lS5 mems long sleeved sports shirts.
In Doeron- cotton, cotton broodelosh.
Oxford cloth, corduroy. cotton knits.
wool-eotton and snbordines. Broken
sizes in wide assortment Of eoIors.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Royon Velvet Evening
Goats Reduced

"a Beautiful Royon Velvet Evening
Goats in several styles. Some with Ioroe
shawl or nondorin-style collars, some
with push-up sleeves or full turn-bock
cuffs. Purple, block or red. Sizes IA
TO Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
CIeoronee of Dust
RuffIes and CoverIets
5.'s and Q.ss
tCere 7.95 and 1925

A discontinued style in quilted
washable cotton broodeIoth. White,
pink, turquoise, forest green or coral.
so covesiets, were l2.95. Now, 9.95
~ Dust RuffIes, were 7.e5. Now,
SOS
WGl-Upholstery, 7th Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chose
ond 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
RemnanfS-Frid0y Only
Sove on Art
NeedIework

z Model Hond Mode Quilts, OPP
pliqued poppy or hibiscus de-.
sign. Were 500. Nov $500
9 Stomped Linen Toble Cloths,
cross stitch design. 54x72. Were
1913 to 6.95. Now 2.85 to 4.95
z Model Hand Embroidered
Linen TobIe Cloths. Were 1900
and 27.50. Nov,
1850 and 1850
So Dritz Wool Rug Strips for
hooked rug making. Beck
ground colors only. Were Toe.
Now soc
7 Chenille and corde Bag Kits,
with frames. Block and gray.
Were 1000. Now .----5.95
WGL-An NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
RemnanfS-Friday Only
CoIlors and Hoods

~ White Royon Sotin colIors.
Were 2.9o. Now Las
"a White Orion Hoods. We're
2.9o. Now 100
81 Wool Jersey Hoods. Were
2.99. Nov 100
~ Sleeve Brown Royon Sotin
docket. Wos 22.o5. Nov 5.45
, G. WGl-Neckweor. lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Remnants-Friday 0
Savings on
Mattresses and
Box Springs

4 Twin Size Were Now
Lotex Rubber
Mattresses and
Box Springs, os
is, torn. Set 1895 1926
Twin Size 80"
Long Rubber
Mottress and
Box Spring, os
4 Twin Size
Inner Sprins
Mattresses 1895 $500
z Twin Size
Inner Sprins
Mattresses 1925 1880
I Twin Size
Mattress, os is. 1850 1850
3 Double Size
Inner Sprins
Mattresses 1895 $500
4 Twin Size
Box Springs 1895 $500
3 Double Size
Box Springs 1895 $500
! 80" Day Bed
with rubber
mottress, os is 1896 1926
WGl-The Sleep Shop,
9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Big Servings on Mems
Two-Trouser Suits

$50 mems two-trouses suits in oil wool
hard finish woFsteds, shorkskins and
flonneIs. Two and three button models
in fine selection Of spring eolors
and patterns. In FesuIors, shorts,
longs and stouts.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
-. also Chevy Chose,
7 Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
RemnantS-Fyiday Only
Clearance
Garden Shop
Accessories
7Qe to Gas

We're 75c to I2.15
$50 pieces Of imported wire
flower pot holders, toble pIont-
ers. flower stonds and vol
plonters. From England, France
and Germany.
WGl-Gorden Shop. End Floor,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Remnanfs-Friday Only
From the
Nursery Corner

20 Boys and Girls Snowsuits.
Nylon one-piece style with zip
per closure. Medium ond Iorqe
in blue and moize. Were l4.95.
Nov ------ 500
SO Boys and Girls Snowsuits Of
nylon in one-piece style. Sizes
medium and Ioroe. Were o.95
TO 1925. Nov -- 3.o9
81 Topper Sets for girls, cordu-
roy. Were 500 and 4.99. Now,
l.99
~ Boys Corduroy Robbie Suits.
Were 7.e9 and 500. Now 800
20 Poirs White Lessinss. Were
2.99. Now l.99
so Poirs Corduroy Shorts. Were
800. Now i.oo
81 Poirs Plaid Corduroy Shorts
with elostic wristbands. Were
$50 Now $50
lis Imported Toys, Beers and
Monkeys. Were 800. Now, l.99
l23 Wool Seorfs. Were LIS.
WV JUG
AZ Imported Wool coVdisons
for boys and girls. Were $50
TO 7.99. Now Las
lo9 Wool Knit Booties, import
ed. Were J 80 ond 2.29. Now,
$50
"a Poirs Wool Gloves. Were
S9c. Now Use
WGl--The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
RemnantS-Friday Only
Sove on Mems
Furnishings

II@VV wen DTeSS ShIFtS, N on
excellent selection of broodcloth
and oxford cloth. A large vo-
riety of collar styles. Plenty
OF whites. stripes ond solids.
Complete size range, but not in
every color or style. Were 1885,
SIS. Nov 2.9S, 3 for $50,
so leother-covered Stud or
Cigarette Boxes, imported from
ltoly. Attractive designs cover
ing sturdy box. Most ore
slightly soiled. Were 500 to
l7.50. Now los TO $50
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

as

We're so.ss to. 24ys las
ITO pairs Of mems fine shoes discontinued styles from our
regular stock includes smooth and grain eothe oeht tip
wing tip plain toe, and Blocks and browns
not oil sizes in style color shop eoy for best selection
Sizes 6hT 7-T7hT T8hT 9 79h1o1oh1 TIT
/ "A II ~ Ill lTIi
IA I 2 rs 81 81 Al nj
+ : : e ; ! 7 : 7 : FL +
W6l-The Mems Store, End
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

STOLEN; Hickman editor Of the Grand Rapids
Minnesota HERALD suped the item below from John
FIoene Producers BULLETIN It's 50 good
description Of stealing IL from Ken
who stole il from Hoene only where Eoene got It.
goes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

~tAiN Williams living Minnesota legend
FIRST messenger and later the
states 81 governors Williams service un Iuua
20 has been snnauevt bring MANY uieao
ties 20 hun and others the
which state chief vortex
Having state Opening q present state
capitol n ICES Williams memory thousands ~ in
denta which history the and ai
wdpal' who have l ne political life s0-,
century
While uny Williams always arent to ans away frar, the
spotlight theirs little daubg red ar Important pa
ia state governmental ciri both rgia
huve branches
The legislators dursnE tbe past Sc
have been proud Bity wtaaa rnd ani Il, IA ina
able 10 estimate 10 10 for athes
by hts close friendship with representatives Who
have SERVED legislature
ia ability friendship respect be has earned
an be by the fact that despite important uherpg m and
cal, the vsoas callers the governors SERVED Nb
where aide epud be charged quiet IN
nuencr evftsn types Of legislation any
public private criticism "B,ly Williams newspaper
has
In the 20 years Negro bcane noFv az
ercaHve and sruate there sagSrs,ans
Williams ha Ions place gOyrren, cud have been
more setSc IN behalf ~ the Minnesota
eogniEed that Williams while appearing che susr
sic aEna@ ob Discrimination discrimination public facilities etc
actually carried subtle campaign high to gain con-
verts for racial equality All
The fact Il inst Williams place executives
81 the state good example ABILITY persons n Ncro
ancestry given chance Tor responsibility Hundreds rural
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Youth Needs Wise Counsel Ar Crucial
Formative AGE

We talked with the other who
college the state institutions.
he's determination initiative
indicates that boys and with
and determination their graudds This boy also
college education days
But the significant thing parcu-
lar This told this whole
his college education had hung the balance and the beginning
only the slightest pressure would dssuaded
making the effort And he
missed the he would
bought himself married and short
emporium
ity
All Of which indicates the staggering Importance decisions
regard marriage wrong
wrong momenary
mtely disastrous results
Wise offered both school
sometime Tire church wecan
90 thar ether life
be tragic indeed The Fails Citizen
Psychologists Ferso Try keep him
ot opinion
sleepy Eye HrraId
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Diplomacy Or Ponic ?

disturbing elements the the
state Defense Departments turning Army Specialist Grar
trial for murder These ele
nothing whether Japanese give
and there every believe only that
they wn that he found guilty the sentence viii be
vnlent than that a court martial.
questions Grard being turned 70 tho
Japanese treaty spite
the treaties deprvpg American
OF their constitutional rights
In announcing they etng the Japanese government tako
Jurisdiction Secretaries Dulles and Wilson maintained Gari
the shooting occurred Tf ha them
uuder the with japan GuarJ should have been turned
question whether GrarA acted
property violated ORDERS question OF his Eul
bit whether he be tried ty American
. Japanese
And an the status treaties retain e. s Jurisdiction
duty member
Fradsui Tinted the 20 change ha
treaty q Japanese trial
appears Dunvs Wilson acted . rash Of Psne
another American soldier
acquitted a murder ~ wonld
h~nE sacrncial lamb by Dulles
wilson
brings lp
acknowledge foreign Jurisdiction ofuy
equality allied American troops
allies that troops
oeaupstoU above which
they operated
Particularly the orient where powers exercised
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

legislators question Williams through the
years by quiet way the
gained converts to his
high places gained other
Williams like American Indian than per
ancestry long before
government accomplished baseball player
played independent throughout
Ned tIauon Of the
big Baltimore sent him contract
only young refused the contract because
Insisted that would have masquerade Cuban Be
American Negro Williams turned down
early sports believed been OF
ThiH this newspaper
Williams Interested In the
advance progress II his people
All during period which younger leadership
Minnesota Negro population has been emerging Williams
advise His wide acquaut
throughout we'll and he used
opportunity that his people
progresn that entitled them and
sideratDn a ~ state life
newspaper hoped THE By Williams story" would
been written long II equal to the best talents Of the
available Williams intimate tho
which whn through statchouse and
governors provide wealth OF information about
century Minnesota pouca and The udvd
who played tho important rolos
esteem with when the state regards "Biy Williams
1858 when the state legislature unanimously and
dissenting granted for life Of
$500 per month
Buy" Williams walks acts like tn hts
This newspaper hopes plenty
friends
long service 10 the state and It's people
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
Civil Rights Will Help All

factor which generally overlooked controversy
federal eiyl legislation passage legislation IL
not designed basic the Negro
national house that may
proper rnie IN world affairs
just Tong the United states allows part ta population
10 be denied tho the ballot
talk about
tha Iron Curtain
just long nation pefttn Of a
10 be Disseminated 0ba education pahAc
housing Il viii appear
With clean hsnds
Most ~ states exception Deep states
trying 80 untcnsbie position
cleaning the auatiDn home country q
target abroad Only from
expect approach praeonE liberty
preach " abroad
u ought he reiterated that Of civil rights legislation ny
N" federal Congress win help
and child who calls tho uHA
~ the vicious color tase with Us oppression
restricts both the gv~f and the witch
tHtlonan nation could
example nf what democracy DO
ttt rights legislation " enacted will be blessing disguise
those believe peace ana
dom the Nord Such Legislation certainly OF
believer N humanity liberty justice equality
The large
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
North Has Some Views Also

Reading the Congressional regularly riek with
the fact that northern members Congress osensh
rvtl rights seldom utilise the medium
print articles ara editorials d this eaus
You D. that g8ustoaa utrc
a printed forum reprint he attacks rights legislation
WHISTLER Is long anti Negro utNhrth speech by
dnmaEogae neNsaorl supporting 1nore
Supreme
We have read numbers ~ coed editorials giving prueivl
rights viewpoint leading p"Rapappa hut
newer hhvu read where member dsera
hen 10 Congress Republican Democrat recognized
nesata this bs, worthy repnunE ia the CON
grrasaut Record
MANY the fields o. cnteavaur regularly
read tho Congressional Record II
m,'trl because ays leaders what Federal
Congress saying dong story
Record bat there plenty there utn Appeuds
y used chiefly by Tho aoetten Congressman good
publicity vehter they
our Congressional delegation especially the
heud keep trar what bcug Minnesota and
thst worthy IN print in the CON.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

USE THE WANT ADS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21
T ETTEPc To
THE EDITOR.
collfcFs GOULD learn VALUABLE LESSON

Editor tt that the fine art eau
this country wicked society
corruption: highest
any nation upon The earth.
great delinquency program
places upon
upon scholarship whatever
character constrcyey
day ma generation
When therefore John LEXIS honorary degree by
University Virginia attempt being
place emphasis upon scholarship
ieges a
educated a with robust
character by which he had led the Of country higher
living greatest Negroes
men modest learning o. learning a
going great country
S of
etacslgni Gordon Hancock, Richmond 1857
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

70 dncut % believe the story emanaung from London that
the dhana government plans "a close the British owned Daily
Graphic Published fha nations capital
Granting that the British owned we'll financed and
equipped that q has the competing native
the NEumahH paper tho Evening News fold
sul SAD commentary report that paper Published
newly freed nation must be closed IA Facst like
We hope the report not II is II viii 20 long
destroy the good l Ghann aad It's have built
the pfeaB ~ the world
Tho Things all fascist communist
80 uf independent opposition
unbelievable inst . fonbardy pursued
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-21

As this being written being put government
decision William Girard American
Japan the shooting
Japanese who picking she'll castings target
Americans naturally the soldier who
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