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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Urge Representative
Picture Treatment In
N. Y. C.. Text Books
Hy samuel Y, Ferry. ~,

New York NY tANpl The
nine member Board OF supcrin.
ieudcuts OF the New York city
Board of Education has formally
urged the school textbook pub
Uahrn 10 introduce 'reprcsenta
ton Of uon.whitc individuals In
Illustrations IN textbooks
The announcement ~ tho roaol-
uti0n was made by Or John J,
Thcobald superintendent
Tho Board OF Superintendent
praised the textbook publishing ~.
duauy for It's past efforts ia re-
moving incidents OF naHrcprr-
sensations from school textbooks "
The next logical stop concluded
the board. was the realistic nc
compartment Co the text Ia mus
rratlons
The board cited the admission
of Alaska and Hawaii Ia the Tn
ION ~ well a. the rinc of now
nations ia Asia and Africa. was
significant factors for giving "ad
cquatr attention 10 tho non white
people 81 the world
However. n spokesman for the
American Textbook Publishers IN.
stitutc, which has 40 member
companies. was somewhat "slep-
tiral"
Austin : MeCaffrey executive
secretary. explained" that any
decision TO alter the content ~
books themselves must remain
within the framework Of indivi
dual company policy" re noted
that the Institute would ask mem
her companies 10 give serious
consideration 90 The Boards rra
olutiun.
No mention was made Of The
writer's ~ the hooks. whose Views
result IN either more biased or
more tolerant readers
Tho editors 81 tho Nesp York
Herald Tribune aaid Negroes
have taken their place alongside
whites IN practically every field
~ ACTIVITY Tho sim Is merely 10
reflect America by rejecting the
facts"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
TWIN CRY
Pin PATTE
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital S-535l

rett placed 6o0-so at this time
the championship is not "cinehed p
Sign up your teams singles
and doubles for the May I5sh
and 18th tournament sponsored
by the Bowlers Guild.
The gallery bowlers on Tuesday
at the Laughing Lanes were
bidding farewell TO the bowlers
until another season among them
were, Opal Turner. Grace Walker.
Jessie Johnson, Carrie Norris
Dorothy Cozine. Dorothy Woods.
obedia Thomas, "Marge" slayton
keeping score for Sc Deal Iikuors
Dorothea Burner with daughter
vickie, Martha Cobb, score keeper
FOR woodard. little Joe Norris
French rs" team Of the VA
League composed OF Wanda oNv-
ems Mary Russell Ernie Wash
ington and Joe Adams won the
league championship The prizes
and awards were given at the
banquet held April 90 Congratula-
tons team, keep il up!
Mrs Washington mother Of
Marge slaytoa brought her young
grandson 10 see the bowling and
enjoyed himself Thursday Teddy
Russell came with his mother
Mary vclva Clark daughter OF
Pauline Spokesman team member
was pulling for mother" Dee Turn.
er HOWE Barrett. Jack Adams
Art Moore. Willie Pearson and
Lucky" Jones were other gal
leryites"
Good summer bowling This Is
49, FOR IS 80 season
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
FELLOWSHIP CULTURAL TO
MfII At HEADQUARTERS

The Minneapolis Fellowship Gu
frfai Organization VIII meet -
ficiaily on May ~, NJ tH new
headquarters gfs p as % IN the
rneRntiins AL members and proc
pootiye members are expected ~
help get the new chibrpom ready
Tor the grand opening
We want members 70 think ~
this place A. Temporary and in
septsmbfr we hope % break
ground for our ue,g hons. n bus
ineaa ard ofnos building stated
~ Robert Hanory. a. vice pres
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Negro Athlete Represents
Race, Pro Grid Sfur
Jim Brown Suys

New Orleans. Ia tANp) Jim
Brown star fullback Of the Cievc-
land Browns football team, was
tho featured speaker az Dilard
UniverMty's annual athletic ban
quct in honor of rs Blue Devil
teams recently
Brown, rated the 1883 "Profcs,
sional Player OF the Year" cred
tied the Negro athlete with a
major role in improving race re-
iations
Whether he likes e or not the
Negro athlete represents his race
in the public mind We have been
most fortunate generally IN the
kind OF representation we have
had. Brown told the Dinard audi
cnce
The Negro athlete particularly,
has great responsibility He
must be qualified 10 lead and IN
gpire TIe must be an educated
person" he cautioned
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
LIONEL HAMPTON, Billy
DANIELS ON THE Ed
SULLIVAN SHOW" MAY ,

New York amp Lionel
Hampton and his orchestra and
singer BHly Daniels will join a
group Of actors and entertainers
who viii headline The I'd SUN
van Show" Sunday. May q. over
the CHS Tclcviaion Network 800
900 pm, EDIT.
The appearance Of Hamp and
his big band" on the show win
provide jar fans a session o. top
musical entertainment
Daniels Is expected 70 aing some
uf his top song hits
Joining them On the show. VIII
be songstress Cog Grant, and the
comedy teams Of Wayne and shus-
ter and Ford and Hines
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Gordon Family Is
Back From Visit
To Ia Countries

Atlanta CAMP William Cor,
don. the former city editor of tho
Atlanta Daily World who received
a fellowship from the Reid Founda
ton. a supplement from the South
crn Nicman association and the
US state Department 10 study
and travel 20 Africa returned home
last week after years stay
Tho Journalist, who met African
leaders including Prime Minister
Kwame Nkrumah o, Ghana. Presi
dent Tibman Of Liberia Mboya %
Benya and Banda Of Nyanaland.
said be was especially struck by
the non violent attitude Of the
present day African leaders and
the strong affinity they held for
the us
Said Gordon we should worl,
20 hold this friendship. we should
try 10 broaden our views and in
terest IN this part ~ the world
while the people atil look 20 VS..
Africa II no longer ao-callcd
dark continent but an enlightened
continent emerging with a demo
cratic point ~ view and ready
70 Join the rost ~ the FREQ world
Gordon's trip took him 10 -
different African countries He
said the African leaders were o.
rccially interested ~ ne piiRh, Of
tho American Negro Thcy con
Htanlly asked why American Ne
gro Businessmen, tcchniCians and
specialists dld not show more Iu-
tercs' In Africa
The Gordon family. a wife and
three sons. first want ~ Europe
visiting England Belgium. France
and Switzerland before going 10
Africa ON the way home they
stopped IN Italy and Scotland
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
BOYS CLUB SPONSORS
CAR WASH SATURDAY

The Boys Ambassador club viii
sponsor car wash Baturdhy May
2 beginning ~ z 30 IN at $40
lT,h Az 8 Cars viii be picked 20
and delivered n more convenient
for the owners Price ~ rhs com
pists JOB f. 81 % Phone ~ o.
sef2 Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Almost About
~-~~~----~--~->~~--~---
thing
ny PERCY VILLA

Famcl last Monday night
The star and Tribune deserves
to take bow ON that one,
Now that champ Don Jordan
came through again with flying
colors over Virgil Atkins the other
night az ~ Louis, YOU can expect
aome local tights against Del
Flanagan this summer There are
only few places whore the draw
Ing power IN better
Odds a ENDS Why don't they
match the two top heavyweight
oontendrrs and then have Floyd
Patterson fight the ioaorg
nid YOU know that Minneapolis
haun't had a professional boxing
show in more than "a monthsr
A record vacation Sign
over bar we can make
thinking man falter We auos-
ton tho sc Paul boxing promoter
why he continues Go run boxing
shows SO often II he's always los.
ing money and answered. You
need volume In thia huaiucaa"
I'm not doing 40 badly this year
Now that ] have paid my taxes
all ! have loft il my Christmas
bills A group Of us were dis.
GUESSING the fight game "Do YOU
think onc asked. that Rocky Mar.
cIano VIII ever fight AGAIN."
don't know we eounteredi do you
think sugar Ray Robinson viii
oyer tight egainS Joe DaAE-
kiewius. one Of the better fight
handlers says his new Negru
heavyweight Ken Kelley Will
be the most TALKED about fighter
those parts has ever seen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
INV YORKER HEADS
NAYfER CAGF TEAM

Cincinnati Ohio amp Ducky
Castillo u Schenectady, ~ r
has been elected captain q the
Xavier University 1859 50 basket
ban team,
Castillo il the first colorsd
player % head an athletic squad
a. the university.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Series; Jack Pine
Acres 1896, So Deal Liquors 2237
Sally and Jays 2I76.
Team High Single Game: Jack
Pine Acres 1913, Ciccros' Bar-B-Q
1913, Varnado Cleaners S27.
individual High Series: Louise
Thomas 52t, Alice Jones 500, Mat
tie I'm 500.
Individual High Single Game
Alice Jones 1913, Louise Thomas
$50, Matte I'm lss.
All Pacosctters are "primed"
for the first annual banquet to be
held May It'll at the Andrews
Hotel Prizes and awards win be
given Quite a few bowiers will
receive 600" and 500 club pins
Mary Russell win be given a 600
club reorganization award as you
can see the last six places IN the
team standings are far from being
"cinchcd' 80 look out for up
sets
Up 10 the tenth shift in the
Bowlers Guild Scotch Doubles
tournament the duo OF Dee Turner
and Opal Turner were high with
COG Mary Russell and Howio Bar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Bombers In Rueiol
Incidents VIII Receive
Death Penalty In Florida

Tallahassee AMP The Flor
ida House Of Representatives voted
this week the death penalty for
anyone convicted Of terrorist
bombings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Pile 40 glE5G
ORDER ron NEARING PITT
TION IOH ADNtNIsTHATf
LIMITING TIME TO IIIE
CLAIMS AND ron NEARING
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HENNEPfN
~ PROBATE COURT
IN ne Estate % Henry Hanson.
order for HesriaR Petition for
Letter. oC Administration
1T is oRbEltEp that All persons
t1tefestef show cause. N any they
have, before this Court on MgudaY
May o.. 1858 AZ 10 o'clock An lu
the Court House IN Minneapolis
MinuHHnta why TIE petition Or
Christ Hanson. ~ HauDeplu County.
AMinnssots for the appoiuimeut 9f
himself A. adminfatrater, herein
filed should not bs granted
Order 90 Pile Ctatsa~ and for
Hearing Thereos
Ut fs FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from tho date
hereof al creditors ~ said DerrdeBt
Proofs win ~ heard ara claims ~
AHMED ard adjusted before This
Court on TUESDAY. September an
1863. AZ ~ o'clock An iu the Court
House in Minneapolis NrreE0ts.
There orders shall BE- pab'ishsd ir
TIRE Miuunap0lia Spokesman ans
copies msilsi according % law
COURT gEATA
wTTN.Fss re Hoy MELVIN J.
PETERSON Judge - Probate
Court thts sat day ~ April
1853
Han suifh. WeBiurH foster
F1rskrrg ana Merlin
1}i Produce Bank utfE
Attorneys
unFE rOgVEFN
CLERK ~ prrsate Ceufi
fspokserar AprN g. MAY q -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01
Plenty az Paragraphs Eor The
rrice Of Onc

Price az ouc
In recent months the boxing bus.
mess has had many scthaoks
tho latest when former wclter-
weight boxing champion Johnny
saNton, who had his brains dam.
aged and his pockets empty, was
committed 60 mental institution
FOR an indefinite period
Who Ia 60 blame for thiar Ia
say that the boxing commission
They allow fighters TO have that
last fight too often,
Al Hartford, Conn. a State SEN
ator tho other month urged adop.
ton Of his hin which outlawed tho
sport 81 hia state lie said re-
can that profcsAlonal boxing Is
the ''oniy business IN which M.
sauit. battery or killing can be
engaged In with legal lmpunity
The story also stated that u
study Of 300 BOXERS showed 200
suffered serious bodily injuries, so
went hind. 80 arr peralyscd. 1870
are insane, 40 arr IN aaylums and
90 committed suicide
Cali that a sportr
There are some states for a
boxing pension plan While the blg
majority of boxers would be
against & Thcn again most people
arc against paying income tax
too
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

sad AaSton nov two-time
loser and a failure az suicide, after
twice being champion ~ The woria
Johnny aaNtnn IL another example
IN favor ~ the pension plan hos
Ink 80 aoroly needs, aud II SO
aorcly without
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Farms operating In The United
States in 1868 numbered 47ss, 900
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

There have been many stories ati
why they moved the Patterson
London fight from Las Vegas NY
best guoss Is ~ u viii be closor 10
the typo writer's ~ The 400 sports
writer's covering tho Kentucky
Derby
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

The Ten Strike league held its
final bowling session Of the sea
son Tuesday When the final bah
was rolled the results were as
follows
Team High Series: U. s. UphoI-
steering 254s Observer 2544, Wood
ard 25Io.
Team High single Game: Wood
ard si5. u. s. Upholstering ISL.
Woodland SIS.
individual High Series: Larry
Walton 62i. Howie Barrett Sos,
Jim Cain 557.
individual High Single Game;
Jim Cain 220. Larry Walton 2i2
and 2Il
TEAM STANDINGS
1. Observer -- Champions
Woodland
3. Ted Bies
e. us, Upholstering
5. So Deal Liquors
s St Paul Recorder
Z Longs Bar
8. Jean and Rays Grocery
Monday evening at 7.30 pm the
Strikers held their annual banquet
at which time prizes and awards
were given 20 the lucky bowlers
Howie Gunnelrs high series $50.
Howie Barrett high single and high
average
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Every time they revive an old
Cinfl, Gable film Oh nv I think
that I'm watching a guy initiate
Clark Gable Why don't all
Singers just sing ile Lena Horne
ana then everybody win be- salts,
fed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

! shalt long remember the grand
affair Minnesota nporta iihl ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-05-01

Jackie Robinson starting today
signed a contract with Tho New
York Post to write nationally
syudloated column on aubisets o.
general interest he will write
thrice weekly Wouldn't ~ be
a treat for one ~ the Twin city
daillra 10 pick up his column
TFa Aldermen where there ls
large Negro population vote In
June Tiny favofiteaJ ARE George
" johnson and Walter r IIanor
an
! shall long remember The grand
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r. {. Knights Of Columbus
CONTINUED from Back Paqel

CONTINUED from Back Paqel
MYTHICAL, DEVlLISH, ANTI-cHRIST, PSYCHE
PATHc, ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS
KNAVES' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD - COLOSSAL
MYTHS J, BURLESoUES, ATTEMPTED REPUDiA-
TloNs OF REVEALED ETERNAL TRUTH
Genesis, lst ch, v. 81: land GOD SAW ALL THAT
HE HAD MADE. AND BEHOLD, 1T WAs[ --S-lvERY
GooD"!-coNFIRMED IN SECOND COMING
MY ONE, PURE, TRUE, HONEST COMPLETE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST SClENTIST-LIBERATOR OF ALL I
News 3 23)-"vice Pres and General MANAGER of Ex.
amro Inc, Mr.. Runehey returned recently from Ro-
mania, where he negotiated export-impor deal was
graduate Of Indiana w.. member Of Plum Hollow Golf
Club, American Legion K. of c., Detroit Old Timers
Baseball Assoc Services will be held in Saginaw"
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Tragic Death Of Mother

Continued from Back Page)
BECAUSE MATTER" AND ITS FATHER, THE
DEVIL ARE VOID OF TRUTH tJesus) AND A MYTH.
AS PER CHRIST. SECOND COMING" WHICH
THAT wicked AND ApULTERoUs GENERATION"
COULD NOT "BEART
HELL" AND ETERNITY OF" ARE MYTHS OF
SATAN BOUND N0N-CHRIsT SCIENTIST
CLERGY ].
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL, EVERY SINGLE
ONE mot IN OBVIOUS WicKEDNEss, BUT IN
INVOLUNTARY ERROR
WE HEARD ALMOST ALL OF THE LENTEN SER.
MONS OVER WWJ-FINE CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND
PHILosoPHY-BuT THOSE POOR BEARS ARE NOT
YET LIBERATED FROM THE DEVILS ADAMEvE
ILLUSIONS AND DELUsoNs
INVOLUNTARY, THEY LOVE THE PRAISE or
MEN MORE THAN GODS THEY CANNOT YET
ACCEPT GODS TWO HIGHEST REPRESENTATIVES
SINCE CHRIST JESUS-coD's ONE, PURE, TRUE
HONEST, COMPLETE CHURCH. THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST, AND GODS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
DAUcHTER.REVELAToR THEREOF HIS SECOND
AND GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN, THE REV.
MARY BAKER EDDY
WE REFER you TO OUR COMMENT ON CAT SETS
OFF $4,000 BLAZE"
WHO'S GOING TO TELL THEM?'
Mother OF Boys Killed Trying TO Help Puppy
free Press 3i2D
Mrs. Rosemary Macy 20, will be buried The day after
Easfer-fhe time she had awaited eagerly
The darkhaired attractive mother Of four vouno bovs
was killed early Thursday trying TO the life Of Sammy
puppy
Mrs. Macy raced out onto Plymouth Road less than a
block from her home al 1885 Vaughan TO hello Sammy
after fhe dog was struck by car
As she bent over ihe puppy who was already dead
another auto struck her.
Mrs. Macy was dead when she got 10 The hospital.
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U. S. Forces Ready
Continued from PAGE u

Continued from Page
MINUTES AT MOST" ACCORDING TO GEN EnwApn
TIMBERLAKE, VICE COMMANDMENT. cu,Ee or r,.r =,
s. AIR FORCE IN EUROPE. ~ TIE ~
certain number Of our pIanes-,be exae, r,r,h.r .s
.'ss military secrets already ready They are fvy
sa'seo and fuly armed. Their crews both p,Io,. nd
meensnes' sleep within sight Of Them A, specific ord.r
time indeed" " '" very SNORT
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100000 Blast


(Confinued from odek TosV
THE PRINCIPAL THING IS TO GET WISDOM
AND UNDERSTANDING THEY ARE MORE TO BE
DESIRED THAN GOLD. SILVER. AND RUB'Es
AND ALL THE THINGS ONE CAN DESIRE ARE MOI
TO be COMPARED UNTO THEM THEY BRING
HEALTH LONG LIFE HONOR. AND WEALTH.
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLy"l VIA The CHRIST.
BOTH FIRST AND SECOND coMNc"-THE LATTER
IMPERATIVE FOR THE HEALING OF The
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. iNTEll'-
cENcE OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvit'SH,
ANTI-cHRIsT PsYcHoPATHc ADAMEvE. MURDER
~oUs CAIN. JUDAS. kNAvES AND FOOLS !
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN
PARENTHooD 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF [so-esledl
MATERIAL ExIsTENcET-p. III, MY MASTER
PIECE, c.s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SATAN
FREE INTERPRETATION OF ALL BIBLES = KING
JAMES PROTESTANT, THE BASIC PASTOR OF MY
ONE, PURE, TRUE. HONEST. COMPLETE CHURCH,
THE CHRIST SCIENTIST I; "scIENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" INFALLiBLE
PASTOR OF MY CHURCH. DICTATED TO MY iNcoM-
PARABLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SECOND
AND GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN, MRS. EDDY!
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Campy Pension Plea

CONTINUED from Back Page)
HOW NATURAL! A SATAN BOUND" PARENT, A
SUCKER FOR THE DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE RAcKETs i-HoW CAN He PROTECT
CHILD FROM BECOMING DELINQUENT
WITH ALL THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOVIES.
Tv GIRLS AND WOMEN RUNNING AROUND HALF
NAKEDI
HOW CAN A PARENT, WHO IS ONLY A PSEUDO
CREATOR, ANYWAY PROTECT ITS OFFSPRING
AGAINST BECOMING A DELINQUENT. OUTSIDE
OF MY ONE. PURE. TRUE. COMPLETE CHURCH. THE
CHRIST, SCIENTIST?
Stanley Woodward Soys
Baseball Rules Justify Rejection Of compy
Pension Plea
my. Tribune 3I2e)
The action Of the baseball pension fund committee in
rejecting application total disability payments by
Roy campsnea less hardheafed than appears TO be
the surface The revealed in article signed
by the parsyzed former Dodger catcher in Jet Magazine
which the stands yesterday capy apparently didn't
like fhe ruling for while his current neIigby under pen
sion plan admissible he said he thought the rules should
be changed TO like his
He cruelty hurt in automobile accident Just
before the start of spring training 1853 He has reganed
mobility in his upper body and but his legs
paraIyzed and he is restricted to wheeIehair.
When he was hurt he had played 10 years the majors
and had contributed $500 TO fe pension fund His appi
cation for disability before committed which then
comprised Robin Roberts and Eddie Yosf players, John
cabreath, Pittsburgh and Joe cronn, then of
fetal Of the Boston club. president Of the American
League.
The request turned down because campy
considered eligible under The total and permanent dis
sbIity clause" This that eligible must be so
nespifaed that he Is prevented for the remainder of
his life from performing any work for substantial wage
profit"
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tConnUed from Page u
IAN ARMY OF MORE THAN THREE MILL ION HABITuAl
CRIMINALS THAT NOW INVESTS THE UNITED STATES
WILL, WE ARE TOLD. MORE THAN DOUBLE IN A REL.
ATIvELY SHORT TIME"
he told Mr. Meany that the Of prison ideness-
that most prisoners loaf away their time because no useful
skilIs are taught and real work is DONE
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Light On Truman-D Democrats
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CONTINUED from Page y
That, think, is putting il mildly
What is going TO happen, is that there will be
massive political revolt by the voting
And then watch out. II won't be good II won't be good
for the farmer It won't be good for the country will be
furious revolt against evil too long tolerated. :.
HOPE WE DON'T WASTE MUCH TIME TRYING TO
POINT THE FINGER AT WHO'S TO BLAME BOTH MAJOR
PARTIES HAVE A LARGE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
PLIGHT WE ARE IN AND THERE ARE STILL SOME
CYNICAL POLITICIANS WHO SUGGEST THAT THERE
is PERHAPS ONE MORE ELECTION TO BE WoN-AT
LEAST IN THEIR DSTRIcTS-BY PERPET.,.-l.t- ~:
PRESENT UNsAvoRY. UNe .-i-r,.ciC2l AND INsoL-
VENT MESS.
u IS we'll that Secretary Benson is beginning to speak
out more bunty he did Cornell University this week.
Obviously ne has been panied beyond endurance bv the
crack that ne has become the expensive Secretary of
Agriculture in history hurts because true and hurts
more because as some may realize he has been faith
fully administering set of laws price formulas which
This and other Congresses framed which neither the
President nor ne has ever had the power TO change
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School Dollars Wasted
CONTINUED from PAGE y

Speaking before the Economic Club Of Detroit, ves,sr
day Roger A. Freeman, vice president Of the Institute
Tor Social Science Research in Washington asked DO we
need more dollars for education more education for our
dolIars?" " WI
freeman last year wrote book, School Needs in the
Anead result of his research which is financed
by the Relm Foundation Ann Arbor
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CONTINUED from Back Psge)
IS NEGROES FREED AFTER a YRS. FIGHT
A MODERN POLITICAL. SOCIAL MIRACLE!
ARKANSAS, AN EARLY DEVILS VILLAIN
NEGRO MASS MEETING IN THEIR CHURCH WAS
RAIDED BY WHITE PossE-FiRED BULLETS
THROUGH THE DOORS AND WINDOWS. KILLING
SOME OF THE OCCUPANTS
BUT THE POSSE DID NOT COME OUT
UNScATHED! AND THE KEPT JuDcE-AND
JUDGES, AND CORRUPT ATToRNEYs-THE
DEVILS DUPEs AND DEPUTIEs,-iN KANGAROO
COURT FASHION, MANUFACTURED GUILT AND
ARRESTED 50 OF THE NEGROES SENTENCED
TO DEATH land MORE SOON AFTER.
(BUT THEY DID NOT DIE more LATER).
AN AMERICAN LEGION POST AND A ROTARY
CLUB PLAYED AN INCL oRIoUs RoLE-DEMANDE0
EARLY EXECUTIONS PRECEDING THE COURT
DATE BY ONE WEEK.
THE NAAcP FOUGHT VIGOROUSLY AND VAL
IANTLY DESPITE GREAT HANDIcAPS, AND THE
CHARGES PASSED FROM COURT TO COURT - TO
STATE SUPREME COURT, TO THE U.s. SUPREME
COURT; AGAIN TO THE STATE SUPREME COURT,
AND BACK TO THE U.s. SUPREME COURT. in 1928,
AND EVERY ONE OF THE So FREED -! AND THE
9th YEARS LATER-A MODERN MIRACLE
YOUR PUBLISHER LEFT THE MEETING INSPIRED
AND DETERMINED TO EXECUTE GODS JUSTICE,
MERCY. LOVE AS NEVER BEFORE. AND TO
DEMONSTRATE THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF
THE CHASTITY FARCE OF so-caIedl MATERIAL
ExIsTENcE"-p. 272, GODS INCOMPATIBLE MASTER
BooK-KINc JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE. THE BASIC
PASToR-OF HIS ONE, TRUE HONEST, COMPLETE
CHURCH, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST !-"DEsTiNED TO
BECOME THE ONE AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND
THERAPEUTICS :" OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES!-
THE ONE, PURE, TRUE. IMPERATIVE, BASIC
EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT.
RECREATION. CONTROL OF THE sovIETs 'puny'
God MINOR, PHYSICAL, NATURAL SCIENCE
NATURALLY. A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
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