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Evening star., 1961-02-27

am. to 3 pm. at the Ohev
Sholom Talmud Torah Con-
gregation.
National Council of Jewish
WOmen-Buffet luncheon of
the Montgomery County sec
ton at noon at the Mont
gomery County Jewish Cen
ter. Mrs. Ira Y. Copen,
chairman of the National
Overseas Committee of the
Council, will be speaker.
Our Flag Chapter. DC OAR
Meeting at noon at the
chapter house.
LivingstOn' Manor Chapter,
DC DAR-Birthday luncheon
at 1890 pm. in the library
of the. chapter house.
TakOma Park WOmen's
Club - Homemakers depart
ment luncheon at 1890 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Olga
B. Robb. Miss Sue Boteler of
JeIleff's will be guest speaker.
WOman's Club Of Lyon VII
Iage-Meeting of the home
life and garden department
at / pm. at the home OF Mrs.
Wilbur B. Tubbs. Mrs. Carla
williams, director Of consum-
er programming for the Food
and Drug Administration, will
be guest speaker. The evening
bridge group will meet at 8
pm: at the home of Mrs
Rodney H. Caldwell.
West Point Wives Of AZ
Luncheon meeting at | pm
at Evans Farm Inn to install
the newly elected president,
Mrs. Andrew Low.
7, Bryn Mawr Club Of Wash
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CLUB CALENDAR.

home Of Mrs. Royce Ladd.
Homemaking arts group viii
meet at 8 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Hugh Smith.
County Federation. Of
Montgomery County-Meet-
ing at 10 am. at the club
house of the Woman'S Club
of Bethesda. Luncheon fol-
lows.
Washington Chapter,
Women's Branch Of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations Of America--
Annual conference from 10
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Hundbugs

Orig S79s PIose snd Faks Fur Hondbass 81 II St. only
orie SSeS end S7sS Wool Brocdcoth BsSs block brown
Orig $S5 Party Boss royon peou de sole clutch style trimmed
with foke fur; black, brown, coffee. 81.
Orig $3e5 70 $2S Rsyon Velvet Hsndbsss foke tu lined
block Brown, So 70 $40.
Orig $ss5 kyoveI Hendbess, black brown, Coffee red
green S..
Prices plus Federal tex
Street and FoIs Church, ShirIineton Silver Spring
Evening star., 1961-02-27

WOman's Club Of Chevy
ase-Meeting Of the craft
class Of the art section at
$50 a. m. and Of the inter-
national relations section at
2 pm. Thai Ambassador
H. e. Visutr Arthayukti viii
be guest speaker.
Arlington Branch, AAUW
Meeting Of the elementary
and secondary education
group at 10 am. at the home
Of Mrs. A. T. Mace. French
conversation students will
meet at 10:30 am. at the
Evening star., 1961-02-27
JUNIORS
oric. Sll.ee to Sl4.ee Dresses-SS

Royon broeode coeo dress tiny strops Sleeveless peoed
Orion ocrvic ond WOOL Short-seeved wool flannel but
ton trim Wool Jersey sheoh. jewel neekine Embroidered
silk oroonzo dress RoYon tofteto krted dress
with iocket Wool flannel boteou neck, large pockets.
sleeved wool jersey sotin belt Foro print nylon
with full skirt Shorseeved cotton bouee knit Cotton
knit short sleeves, jewel neckIine.
Fourth Floor Street; selections OF oil Jeeff brench stores
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Student to Speak

MIR. Albert C. Annonye, q
Nigerian student, will ad-
dress the Northern Virginia
alumnae Of Alpha Phi at
7:45 pm. tomorrow. The
meeting at which he will
speak is to take place at the
home Of. Mrs. Robert j. Cor
ber, Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Women's Dresses-Month-End!

orie sI7ss TO $3.50 Dresses ST. One piece ond oeket
dresses no plum blue few novelty tweeds wool Jerseys
ond prints; many neofoknd in this group Broken Sizes
ors S25 TO 80 Dresses SIS Royon cepes in block be
oun-one piece and ocket styles OressY crepes with beod
trim IN block ond plum Pure silk prints coortu ond moro
tone IA VI to 221 ond few regular sizes. u
oro TO $50 Dresses $40 $ss. Dressy chon cce
trimmed pose coois Two piece wool knits noVy ond green
Jerseys in red oyo Roycn crePes in black oue purple
sef-trim. Broken sizes
ore S55 to $40 Dresses $40 and SAB Silk brocode blue
and toost Wool blue and wine Cotton eyeet IN
black Royon crepes in black and brown velvet ono
level button trim Broken sizes.
Second Floor Street and
FoIls Church, Shirngton, Silver Spring
ORIG. $500 to $l4e9 Maternity Foshions, s. to %
Two-pece dresses in cotton poid checks prints PRINT ops
with solid skirts in blue and pink Dressy royon oroeooe op
Sepoote block Corduroy VeVeteen socks IN oock
or green. Sizes to l6.
Second Floor, Street and Falls Church, ShirIineon'
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Cotton Shop Month-End Savings!
Neckweur Shop!

BIouses OF ST. ST. 3d. S4 (Ore So 80 $699) Cotton and
Doeron poyester o-Docon. moejersey loee
and nyon oce Prints, solid coIors
Jaekes Stoe, $500 to SIS (oro $799 to $4o) Cotton
corduroy, foke fur, voried obrcs in stoles
White hsekwssr, $l.2s. tora S5. CoIocuf sets pIoers
and dckies
Evening star., 1961-02-27
to Ckav-He-derb5M Spring
WOMEN'S and MISSES FUR-TRINAMED
COATS ------------$145

WoMEN'S and MISSES FUR-TRINAAED
COATS ------------------$l45
(COmb0rabIe values SI7O to 5000
The fashionable hodes OF notuo mink oso dyed block mink
blue fox dyed fox ouro beoVe dyed block dyed blond
beaver Block and coors sizes to 6 "a TO 40 ond propo
toned to g.
JUNIORS FURRED DCOATS------------$S9
Como volue $l8 Wrop ond button coos in blue, beige
purple grey block Furs-noturoI mink dyed musrot blue
fox, to IS.
DRESSY, CASUAL WINTER coATS------$69
lcono voIue $50 80 to Sloo Varied styles and colors
block blue GREY smoke beige brown purple Misses
s to l6 worens "a to 40 ond to 10, Juniors to IS
FUR-TRIMMED COATS----------$125
(COmb mb0rGbIe v0IMeS $40 to Sl7O)
Fus-noturo mink varied colors. dyed black mink dyed
block beaver dyed blond beaver Block beige red blue
oupe Sizes to IS, TO 6 "a to 40 and proportioned
to Is.
MISSES and JUNIORS COATS
(COmb0rabIe values 6099 to 1897
Dress eoos eospo-purpIe, gold bIus red brown beige
comel color, black. T-"'r#
MISSES BRIGHT FLEECE coATS-------$ss
tcomp voue Slls Our fomos Sycamore eoots in luxurious
Sfroock WOOL red green. ooId blue and block. white
JUNIOR COATS ---------------$44
Comp voue $50 90 ond Se99e sutton-u and wrop styles
CoIors we'll os black
Evening star., 1961-02-27

tor Of the Washington fash.
lon group:
Fashion group members
who have co-ordinated the
training course this year are
Miss Jessica Grice Of Hecht's
and Anne KisSal Of Harper's
Bazaar.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Little Sports Shop-Month-End!

ORIG S7so Wool SIscks-$3 Multi -spes in sizes 10 to L.
Orig $500 BIOusss-S3. Orion oenIe and wool Jersey in
block red beige. Sizes 81 to 3d.
os $3.50 to Ss 80 Sweetsrs-$4 S. 5onIon, wool ond
Orion ocye group puover ond ecrdeon escorted eoors
Sizes "a to 40.
Street Floor, Street Only
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Orig. 81 to SIS JeweIry-$l to $40

Necklaces broeeets, pins eorne-osy coIoed and stones
toaored metoI Prices plus Fed tox. Street only.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Juniors Month-End Buys!
orio. $3.50 to S2e.es Dresses-sl5

Orig. WY 70 WV UTesSeS-|I1
Dressy dresses wooIens and afternoon styles One piece
Wool kn wool ob5i. hoir in hot pnk-scoop neck dressy
block WOOL black or kelly green Royon foie silk ond
royon sotins in pink or blue and few coortu prints
Not every dress in every size. Sizes to -.
Orig. $5 to $50 Dresses-s2S
ur-trimed chffons embroidered white woos Peou de
sole jacket dress in beige shorseeVed beige WOOL
ersev and one piece Lurex white bouson STYLE Broken
sizes a
Short FormoIs! Block ond white sotn peou de sole,
and 3d. Side droped red toftetos size II; blue size ,
Scoop neck royon sotn ereen size T. blue l. Rhine
stone trimmed royon sotn peou de sole, blue, size T.
White royon sotin, beoded bodice, size ).
Deb Shop, Fourth Floor Street Only
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Furs Reduced!

Natural Blue Fox StoIe-$76.
Brown-dyed Squirrel Stole-$l25.
Brown-dyed Muskrot Jocket-$l25.
Brown-dyed Muskrot Coot-$l7e.
Brown-dyed Roceoon Jockets-$l76.
Brown-dyed Squirrel Cope-$l7e.
Natural Blue Fox Cope-$176.
Prices plus Federal tox
prodveis Iubssd 10 country Of orsn Of imported tv
JeIeffs F Street, Third Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Few-of-u-Kind Cout Finds!
For Women:

Tweed cOe. red. purple bIoek-w prop. to 10; orig
Impored Wool Twesds, brown, wine prop. sizes lo-io
orig $500 .I t..,.- -, 5icc1
HS nioI. oio Slis -------------$75 $75
Fomous-Nome coots with mink blue Prop S-l4-------$95
BIoek cooss, dyed black mink collar; orig. $!5
Womons Luxurious PuTpIs cOst with mink orig $780, $l45
Tweed, red or brown. blue fox coor orig. SZoo S!4S
cooss with mink grey blue; orig $500 --------$i7o
coss. Mint an onoethvst or block orio S225--$ SITS
Fusrsd Costs. block toupe with mink o[o
coots Of ribbed and plush oo9o wooen blue grey beige
wne block trimmed with roneh CeruIeon" mink 81 ond
"a, proporioned TO g ------------.---- - IdV nnV
Womem's Untrmmed coets Comp value 5000 TO $79e9
Button ~op Silhouette, fine polished or plush ~ooen or
eoorfu tweed Grey. blue black beige Proporoned sizes
10 to 20, toll size 4o------
Evening star., 1961-02-27
School, Career Shop Month-End!

Orig $7es TO 1899 BIouses-S4 Coons ond cotton vel
veteen oc shocking pink gold turquoise and white o-l9
PLUS-MATcHINe sHIRTSI-S6 snd $s Originally Sll 99
10 S22 49, Non wool and skirts coors NOTCH
ino obove bIouses. Broken sizes.
ORIG Sloeo to Sl4e9 FAKE FUR JAcKETS-$6 Mock
Ieopord jackets and ponchos SmolI medium, loree
ORIG $4ss TO $3.50 sHIRT-Sz. Bright eoored eotons
ond Docron poIyester- and cotton. Broken sizes
Orig ss.ss TO SI4sS SWEATERs-S5. Ss. ST. Soft blend
fiber; dressmokers cossics cordoon and pull
ons in vored colors. "a to 40.
o,;o sss. 80 TO S4s.se WINTER coATs-S25 AI-wooI
ooccosion coo wormy interned Voriousy styled, bright
and dark colors. 5 to IS.
orio $685. FAKE LEOPARD coATs-S7o. Beted back. 7s
length. Broken sizes
ois Sl7ss to $3.50 DREsSES-$s and $iI. Varied as
sortment Of styles and coor woos ond oceote 5l5
ORIG. $3.50 TO SIS ALL-PURPoSE coATS-Sl2 and Sls.
Voter repeent popin with Orion ocie lining. hood.
cuffs chestereds with zipout Innings Beige oreen i-lo
Fourth Floor Jees Street; selections at Silver Spring,
Falls Church, Conn. Ave-, Bethesda, Shrlinoton
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Oriq. S22.99 to SIS Robes-$15

Long fleece robes nyIen tcot quilted busters long wool
flannel robes long quilted styles and ouneine PoIomos
Half and extro sizes in the group.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
Fifth Floor Dresses-Misses! Women's!

NISSSSS 'S'"S" -
Odo. Sll9o to Sl4so Dresses S.
Voed group includes woo royon ond royon crepe
piece and twopece styles prints and solid coIors Sizes
II to 18 ond l4h to 2211.
Orq Sl499 and $l799 Dresses-some iocketed - So
Here the fobcs wool jersey wool crepe royon crepe
royon- -ond- -ocetoe dessy we'll couo types sizes ~
to 20. l4h to 24h.
Orq S1799 Dresses ---------.----- $40
Wonens and misses dresses include one-pece, twoplece
few ocke styles wool Jerseys brocod royon/ octote
crepe and novelty fobcs Sizes II TO l8, l4X to 24T2
Coos covering all eroups-noY, loe, blue, beige purple
coeoo, black.
Fifth Floor JeIIeffs F Street; oso Falls Church.
Silver Spring and ShrIin9ton
ORIG. $l7.e9 to $2eee Dresses-$s to $l2
AI-wooI o-sheoth stye-Ioe, blue. oquo, Broken
sizes to 8. 5th Floor
Oriq S35 to $6999 Knits --------------S2 $40 to $38
Group includes and styles and black red blue
oupe; to l8, broken sizes. 5th Floor. Above groups o
Street Only. 18th FIocr).
Cotton Shop Month-End Savings!
Orio Sl2eo to Sl4e9 Dresses --------------S $500
Slim and full skirts golfers striped cotons prints dork
cottons, wool couos. Prints dark pods solid coos
Sizes 8 to l8 plus sizes 10 to 10.
OriQ Sl899 to $3.50 Dresses sses--------4--------$l $ll
Aono find striped wool persey Arne tocetote jersey
and pod srtdesses Docron poyester and cot
sizes.
Fifth Floor Street. and JeIeffs Falls Church,
Silver Spring, ShrIineton, Bethesda
Evening star., 1961-02-27
French Room-Month-E End!

Day. cocktail evening dresses designer pieces ony
will be oddtioo to winter spring "ooro0e
Evening star., 1961-02-27
One-of-u-Kind Prizes!

oro e725 et,ooless silk Chiffon with Stole ---- SIS
oro SIPS EIored Back Wool Dress ----------- SIS
Oio Sl45 Navy Silk Peou de Sole Coot Dress s---- $Sa
Oio $500 TERED Loce Afternoon Sheoth, bue- SS9
az e3Is eIock Raven Creme sheoth. lace tooS Slz5
az S75o Green Wool Fitted coot S SIzS
o,o s7oo Green pIoid Wool Wokno Costume -- $l35
Orig S325 Brown Wool Costume print blouse se---$lSs
Ona S375 Brown Wool Costume print blouse -----Sz5o
JeIleffs Street, Second Floor
Where ouonte permit French Room oso ct branch stores
Evening star., 1961-02-27

sPus accessories ana
lots quantities. Atute shoppers won't won't mss e
gathering H and accessories at suen 09 O
No cod. orders, oil sales tnoL please;
Evening star., 1961-02-27
For Misses.

For Misses.
Cashmere cooss boek beige le. Comp. voue $s5. $s5
WooI Knit coats, grey beige; l2l6; orig. $500
Eaks Otter 4-BustoM cooss, beige; 8l4; orig. $95$55
Eoke Leopevd costs to IA, orig $s5-----------$65
Borsonu tWhite) with hood ZIG orig. $S5-- SOP
Borssns Toppe block oyster; II and "a; orig $3999 Sz5
coois of fur-woo blend black purple BEIGE orig $llSS79
Tweed Westhsr WhppeEs, Orion ocre pile lining S59
Blue Wool dyed match beaver colors; orig $lS$55
Block coot with dyed white platinum mink eolors; orig
Mink coots, black and purple; orig 5000
cooss with blue fox purple toupe red; orig $3.50 Sl8O
blue fox dyed beover eoors beige block purple
Wool Foe with removable lining Of sheoed dyed mrot
Brown, block orig. $245
Block Wool FsIs with dyed white mink orig $z4s
4 For JUNIORS:
Borssno Toppsrs black white; Sis; orig $685. SIS
Borsens Jsekss black. white; to 49, orig S35----$l5
Cashmere coots-$75. torio. $35D Nude black to IS.
BIeek coets with ronch mink HIS; orig $llS------$75
Petite cosss beige green. mink eoors to g. orig 81 $es
Block Wool coots. ranch mink collar lib orig $8999 SIS
Weather Whppe block blue wool tweed orlon ocre pile
lining to 9. Orig. $50
BIoek Polished Wool Dress coets; orig. 5000 ~ S35
Button end Wrap coets beige black 53 orig $685. $50
Foke Leope'd Goats. tored; and 9; orig $lo---- SIS
BorsonG coots white. beige; orig. $e9.99------$4s
JeIeFs Fomous Coot FIoor-the third, Street
selecons-FoIIs Church. ShrIinoon, Silver Spring
Fuf 'f00u'" "!f PM Mutation
Evening star., 1961-02-27
ToiIetries Suvinqs!

Orig 81. Cologne Atonizer r----------------------sse
Orig. 81. Moonifyno Mirrors -------------------7se
Orig. So. Chontiy Fragrance Set
Orig. 81. Four-Piece cooster sets--------------6oc
Orig. 81. Celeste Dustino Powder SSe
Orig $349. Reversible Makeup Mirror stond- 81"
NyIon Brsle Hair Brushes Sll9
Lucite Hand Mirror-speciol
3 Cokes Ninon Soop-2 boxes (6 eokes)
JeIeffs Street. stems also at FoIs Church,
ShirInoton, Silver Spring
Houboont and Busting Powder plus Fed. Tox
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(COntlnued from rage
tiny. General Palmer, who, in the
aliens (and quite few Americans,
too) back where they belonged.
If this proposal excites your
fancy l am prepared to give you
the franchise for the Magnolia
Jungle and environs. AS you can
readily imagine your area offers
l i m i t ! es possibilities. For ex-
ample: the uppity niggers and the
jew communist iberal-freedom
rider agitators who don't like the
way things are, could all be spon-
sored and financed by the White
Citizens Councils. Maybe the WWC
could get another state subsidy for
this admirable project. On the
other hand, if this doesn't work
out, those who don't like the way
things are going to be, that is,
ross barnett, robert patterson and
cohorts these people possibly
could be induced to emigrate to a
country which shares their ideals
South Africa, for example.
One thing have done to initiate
this enterprise is to send inquiries
to Messrs. McCarren, Walters, and
Eastland, asking for cir esti-
mates of the number Of exportees.
Also, I hope to achieve close liza
son with the Birch people because
understand the society has COM
piled rather extensive list of un-
desirables.
A very encouraging letter came
to me today fr m the National
Council For The American Indian
CGive- it-back- to-the-I Indians is
their motto, or war-cry, if you
prefer.) While admitting hey
don't have budget adequate for
such massive undertaking, they
would like to send everybody back.
Knowing how status conscious
people are l am attempting to per-
suade one of the steamship COM
panies to name one of their liners
the "Mayflower." This would en-
able those inclined to snobbery to
say, II went back on the May
flower"
Eternally Yours,
Dave Sonner
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Eternally Yours
Dave Sonner
Time To Enlist
For Peace!

For thousands of years men
- and women - have enlisted
for war. Through war they
have sought the things they
priced most-possessions, free
dom, security. And war has
grown constantly more de-
handing, more destructive,
more disappointing in its fail
ure to win what its supporters
sought.
Now war has come to its full
flower. Even the testing of
modern nuclear weapons takes
its toll, according to the gene
ticists, in the damaged lives of
children to unnumbered gen.
erations. War itself, if it comes,
threatens to destroy civiliZa-
ton as we know it, poison vast
areas of the earth, and perhaps
make the world itself unin-
habitable.
How much more do we
need to know that war will not
work?,
1t is time to enlist for peace,
and to work as though our
lives depend on it - as in
fact they may. Do these things
today:
Write the President urging
the immediate cessation of
testing Of nuclear weapons.
Write to the address below
for more information on how
to become a worker for peace.
FELLOWSHIP OF
RECONCILIATION
Box III Nyock. N. 7.
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the cleaned and educated native his mixed
What happens when mixes with another race?
Well the Hindu race became weak and the nation no
longer strong and beautiful.
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one another And is plan that the should
be mixed.
SEGREGATION CHRISTIAN
Our most Americans have believed in segrega-
ton you think they did not to heaven because the
Racexers had not made them ntegrate? The people OF
the United States always practced Segregation Ana
their preachers did not believe they sinful Why is 1t
suddenly sinful for Americans to want to keep Segeg
ton? Or should we believe the Communist Race-Mlxers?
They do not believe God at ALL The Communists be-
lieve the government is the tather OF man. Americans
believe God is our Father.
RACE-MIxERS DON'T WANT YOU
TO KNOW ANYTHING
Many of you have heard people say we should not alK
about the race problem Why you think these people
don't want you talk about this problem? OF course,
some of these people saying what they have heard
others say of them real reason for keep
ing you from talking about the problem You can
probably already guess what this reason is.
WE ALWAYS TALK OVER PROBLEMS
If you keep quiet about the main problem you nave
today you work it out When you need hep ana
want to know about something, do you keep quiet about
it? No. talk it with your friends You read all
YOU can about it. try hard to work out SO it won't
bother you anymore This is what should do with the
Race problem that we are all faced with today.
RACES HAVE MIXED BEFORE
Now that you know what Race Mixing is in our own
country let's happened in other countries where
races mixed BY knowing what happened to them we can
see what will happen to us if we mix our races
FIRST CIVILIZATION BUILT BY WHITE MEN
The first civilized nation in the world that we know
about Egypt The Egyptian people of that time were
pure white people, So you that the white people built
the first civilization earth These Egyptian white people
were careful to build strong nation they could be proud
Of Even today surprised at of the wonderful
things they did
RACE MIXERS MADE EGYPT WEAK
But about the time the Egyptians had built wonder
full country they brought Negro slaves among them 1t
was not long the Mixers of those days began
saying the slaves should be set free among the white
Egyptians And finally the Egyptians set the Negro free
cleaned him up, and taught him in their schools.
EGYPT is NO LONGER STRONG AND PURE
Now you already guess what happened to the
Egyptian nation Since the Mixed the people
began marrying another. Then the Egyptian race
longer pure and their nation longer strong
mixed is weak and all confused and this makes the
country weak as have already learned.
INDIA WAS BUILT BY WHITE PEOPLE
Let's another very great civilization in the early
world This civilization grew in India. But the people
white people just you and They were not the
Indians you in India today. They called Hndus
RACE MIXERS MADE INDIA WEAK
Hindus built very beautiful, high civilization and
strong nation They kept themselves segregated from the
negroid natives lived around them But just always
The Mixers got busy and said the negrod natives
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good for U.S. let's another great nation that fell
because it mixed it's people This civilization was Greece
Again the white built civilization that could not be
beaten Again the Mixers got busy And again the
white people set the slaves free among hem cleaned them
up, and educated them in their schools
AMERICA MUST NOT LISTEN TO RACE MIXERS
We do need to list other white civilizations that
fell in just the way But we should learn lesson
from the history of these white people who listened to the
Race-Mixers. And should not make the mistake
these people made
WASHINGTON PRINCIPAL SAYS
MIXED SCHOOLS MESS
One Washington school principal said the Negroes
went wild they the white schools He said
they obey the white children do He also
said that teachers always taking knives away from
the Negro children fights always going after
school.
SOUTHERNERS WON'T LET RACE-MIxERS
RUIN THEIR COUNTRY
You understand why the races should not mix
why Southerners want to keep Way OF Life
you your lessons well that can help
your and nation AS long as we are pure
keep strong nation which be proud Of We
enjoy the nation George Washington, Jefferson Mad
son and many Southerners helped to build for us
to live it, We do not want the Race Mixers and Com
munsts to take our country from u.s.
RACES CAN ONLY LIVE
PEACEFULLY WHEN SEPARATED
The Race-Mixers do not tell you these things. They
you to think you want Race Mixing in your schools
you know what really happens, do you want
to to school With different race? NO. we are mucn
happier living right The Southern Way of
the only way two share the land
in peace.
YOU CAN'T BELIEVE RACE MIXERS
When you read hear about schools that have mixed
races you hear that everyone lives it and everything
peaceful But remember that the Race Mixers most
of newspapers radio stations and TV stations And
they do not tell you the truth about Race Mixing They
only want to fool you and cause trouble
GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULDN'T
RACE-NIXERS
You probably wondering, "Well, what are these I
RaceMixers ike?" This question is good one The Race
Mixer is not like George Washington, Father of Our Coun
try" They are like Thomas Jefferson who wrote the
Declaration of Independence They not like Patrick
Henry would rather be dead than be slave to
man.
RACE MIXERS HELP COMMUNISTS
But let's what the Race Mixers like Have Il
heard about Communism and Russia? Russia is the
worst enemy of the United States today Russia is
worst enemy because she believes in Communism What
in the world is Communism" You may ask Communist i
Russia is just the opposite from American democracy In
Communist Russia everybody is slave to few who
the government In American democracy the people
the government. The government has to do what
want it to do We are the government
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1961-10-19
WHITE PEOPLE BUILT GREECE

If this is not enough to show that Race-Mxing is not
good for let's still another great nation that fell
because it mixed it's people This civilization was Greece
Again the white civilization that could not be
beaten Again the Mixers got busy And again the
white people the slaves free among them, cleaned them
up and educated them in their schools.