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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27
IDEAL

ARLINGTON, NORTH - wGverly
siS.Sso. s!Ssdr 100 i b1t. S SOs;
Sep. din. rm.. equipped kit. den
finished basement and rec. rm.,
RssS S SRa scb0S SSst Sp Ssar bus
be assumed.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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OAON HILL
Last few houses to be sold at 9
price and financing you cannot af-
ford to miss, lge. 3-5edrm., Ia
baths Split-level with rec. I'm,
garage and lge. storage rm. City
sewer, water and gas, lots com
pletely handicapped, houses fully
insulated.
DIR: Out Indian Head hwy. to
Oxon Hill I'd, right 2 nj. to 6712.
Call Mr.. REED. CHI $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ABOVE MT. VERNON ON PKwY.
Quality homes in select communi-
ties. Cony. to everything via this
beaut. drive. One immed. Avail;
PORTAL, SO. S.9598 or SO. S-6166
ADJACENT CIV PKWY. 10 min.
White Hse.. Pentagon - Beaut.
Georgian Colonial S.a Huge high h. eel
pstio for Outdoor entertaining.
JANET GREEN REALTY. 52s-7050
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HOLLYWOOD-Brick Colonial with
8 bedrms., sep. din. nm, huge fam.
lily kit, full bsmt. Cow. to schools
and shopping. Large playground
for the Riddles. No money down e
vets. Cali WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., Realtors.
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0XON HILL 4-bedrm. rambs-
good Sc. loc.. $4,000 to S16,500,
.SOUTHLAWN REALTY, 24S-5522
OXON HILL - Custom-built new
brk. rambler w/3 hedrms. and y
baths on lovely lot in q delightful
area. Has full bsmt., 2 fireplaeeS,
Dashboard hot-wster heat and
plastered walls. Only S22 800.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 7-0700 CHI. S-5050
5O25 LivinEston Rd., Forest HRhts.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

BEST BUY acre with large
house. in Spring Lake Park, Mont
gomery County. Ewes. JU. 9-9424.
Also 4 acres on Seven Locks I'd.
Evas HA rAER0
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BELLMEADE. M. st. Marys. shop
ping and bus-A spacious 4-bed-
I'm. 2-bath Cape Cod with large
Gin. rm-, finished rec. I'm. in full
osmt. FLA approved only $500
down. balance in 30-yr. loan.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LEWIsDALE, 664I 23rd place =
Attention nevlyweds. Why remit
No money down GI and Ss6.1C
per mo. buys this attractive hrk
rambler. sep. din rm-. uv. m
with firepl. and Level lot.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTNUEDl

BEAUTIFUL 3-bedrm. semidetaehed
hIick-and-frame rambler. IS b.
loft lot in 3-yr.-old develop
q ment between Hillcrest Heights
and D. c. line, NJ. suitland pkWy.
and Branch ave. Spacious Is BY
mstchi Se refriasr.td 9 .Ies r.n VIZ
oven and counters, garbage disp,
and walnut cabinets, liv. rm., 10
BY Is. Ice. bedrms., all tiled bsmt.
with fin. y bath and partially
fin 4th bedrm, and rec. I'm. Gas
heat. off-street parking. Priced
N middle teens.
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VIENNA
ELLA AppRAIaEr

FILA APPRAISED
S22.750 WITH S1,65Q On.
CENTRALLY AIR COND.
3-bedroom. 2-bath, fireplace in
rec. rm., beautifully Handicapped
lot. Call now Ell. 6-4161.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHL1N
REALToR MCLEAN, VA.
FoREsT-FALLS CHURCH
nice homes. Large, beautiful. tree
shaded lot, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
basement, recreation room, garage.
Ready to occupy. Shown By ap-
pointment only. Call JE. 2-2620
Exclusive with JOSEPH W. 6EAY
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PRICE S7.95O-Handyman special,
5-rm. bungalow. in convenient
Carmody Hills. Bsmt.. porch, $3.50
dn., and $50 per month. ROBERT
s, DAVIS CO.. INC. Call WA.
RIVERDALE AREA = Hot-water
heat in this large brick Colonial,
sep. din. rm., full bsmt.. Al cond.
Only SIP 500; FLA apgr1yeSi1 , Sac 6.l
REALTY CO., 474-3000. after 9
pm. WA. 7-4ss3.
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TALL SHADE TREES

And beautiful lawn. Centrally air
conditioned located in convenient
Sleepy Hollow area. Vaulted cell
tngs, 40-ft. liv. rm. with raised
hearth fireplace. separate dining
rm-. 3 bedrmS., 2 baths and q
powder I'm. Big kitchen with
dishwasher. Breakfast area with
q door to the carport. y -acre
beautifully handicapped lot. Fenced
in back. The large patio is COW
cred and completely private. The
passed. FLA appraisal. s2s,500.
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ARL., MOWER. 3-bedrm; CO;
H.ld ~ , sSeSi; if Sus i shOps
Pentagon, Assume CT loan: SIS
$50. Sic N. Greenbrier st. ia.
, 1962-06-23

first in Perfect Uniform and
Troop Presentation. Troop No. 237,
intermediate, was first in Arts
and Crafts. On the Senior level,
Troop No. 3I6 and 3o9 were first
in Arts and Crafts. Community
Service Awards were given in the
following order: Troops Nos. 287,
3l6, 1863 and $50.
Mrs. Claire Motta and Mrs.
Mary Pilot were awarded certif-
Gates for their interest and support
in Girl Scouting by the Board Of
Directors. Mrs. Pearl Larsen was
commended for having started the
first Troop in St. Croix.
The Scouts" sang many songs
and the Rally was enjoyed by all
who attended. The leaders enter
tanned the adult Scouts" with a
delicious dinner at the Girl Scout
Headquarters.
, 1962-06-23

Mrs. Yace's husband, John Bap-
tiste Yace, is the Ivory Coast am
bassador to Israel; Mrs. Sacoum's
husband is Supreme Court Chief
Justice.
The visitors met with Acting
Governor Cyril E. King; they
toured Government House, enjoy
ed a sightseeing tour Of St. Tho
mas. Among the ladies whom they
met were Mrs. Irene Ambrose,
President of the State Chapter of
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club, Mrs. Clarenback Pre-
sident of the st. Thomas Chapter;
Miss Huldah Joseph, President Of
the Women's League; Miss Jane
Tuitt, Assistant Commissioner of
Education; Sisters Gertrude Ag-
mes and Irene Francis of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, Mrs. John
de Jongh, of the Welfare Depart
ment and Attorney Edith Bornn.
Today they went sightleeing and
shopping; tomorrow they will go
to st. John and will fly to st,
Croix on Monday.
Arrangements are being made
by the Honorable Ron de Lugo,
Administrator for st. Croix to
have Mrs. Yace and Mrs. Sacoum
meet with social, civic and poll
teal leaders among st, Croix wo-
men during their visit here on
Monday.
, 1962-06-23
GILL FOR LIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate
ytil be received at the Depart
sent of Property and Procure
ment, Division Of Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix, US.
Virgin Islands until 100 AN.
June %, 1862.
Two ~ Pickups Trucks. G. v. w.
One az School Bus
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the DE-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands.
A r LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property <
Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
, 1962-06-23
CALL FoR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrup.icate
will be received at the De-
partment of Property and Pro-
curement, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands until 100 AM.
June 20, 1862.
, 1962-06-23
LUBRICANTS

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specifid by the Government or
by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, u. S. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
, 1962-06-23

0QtAA AQJ
Big Double Feature Day!
Columbia presents
Mad Dog Coll" !.
John Chandler. Kay Doubleday.
Brook Hayward
One Of gandom's most vicious kill
lers-his own raging story!
also:
international presents
"Teenage Zombies"
starring:
Don Sullivan. Katherine Victor
Steve Ccnte
Sunday afternoon and evening
Monday afternoon and evening
Tuesday afternoon
Metro Film presents
In Color
Wonders 81 Aladdin"
Starring:
Donald O'Connor. Noelle Adam
Vit4cyio De Siea
Thrills. Magic. Romance. fun,
in these latest adventures of
ALADDIN and HIS Magic LAMP!
Also the latest worldwide news.
Tuesday at $50 pm.
we present in Spanish
"El Vampire
, 1962-06-23
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property and Procure
ment, Division Of Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix, Us.
Virgin Islands until 100 AM.
%, 1862.
One ~ Automobile
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner of Property &
Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
12-13-14
, 1962-06-23
VIRGIN .

Health and Welfare Funds to pro-
vide substantial benefits to union
members. An employment center
win also be operated by the union.
Under most contracts employers
are required to recruit workers
through the union.
, 1962-06-23
MARIO LEWIS
Business

Business
Christiansted, Miss Sybil Barrow,
has requested each Committee to
hold its planning meeting in the
near future in order to report to
the July meeting Of the Club
which will be called for July 9Th
at 1890 at Richmond House.
, 1962-06-23
Wednesday

Double Feature Day!
1st feature: Columbia presents
The Underwater City"
Starring:
William Lundigan. Julie Adams.
Roy Roberts
Thrills and adventures in a city
built on the ocan floor.
End feature: international presents
Lost. lonely and vicious"
Starring:
Ken Clayton. Barbara Wilson
Lillian Chauvin
Thursday and Friday
Warner Bros presents
In Color
Sergeant Rutledge"
Starring:
JefferY Hunter, Woody Stroke.
Constance Tower. Billie Burke.
Juano Hernandez
John Ford's master hand spins a
tale Of deep drama and high adj
venture.
, 1962-06-23
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate
will be received at the De
partment Of Property and Pro-
curement, Division of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands until HOO AM.
June &c. 1862.
One ~ 4-Door Compact
Car with s Cylinder. Au-
tomato Transmission and
Radio
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specifid by the Government or
by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of P Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, u. S. Virgin
Islands.
A r LEWIS
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Per:
AlphOnso RomnsY
District Supervisor
Iune s, 1862. :
, 1962-06-23
NETTE'S

JEAN NETTE'S
Your representative for:
AVON, ORTHO-V WENT
SHOES AND OTHERS.
IN stock you find q fall line Of:
HAIR TOOLS, COSMETICS,
HAIRDRESSINGS, ETC.
Stop in and you'll be sure to
leave with something.
Hours: 8 am. = 6 pm.
Tel; C los w
10 Princes Street
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HE'S COMING BACK AS A SENATOR-ELEC

Thomas X. Fulwood, seeking
his right to practice his re.
ligion at the Reformatory
argued that the Muslin teach
ings are not any more shock
ing than white supremacy
teachings in the South and
that even If the Muslims die
teach hate, they would still be
a religion entitled to the pro-
lection Of the constitution.
Judge Matthews, in ruling fol-
the Muslims, said that it was
sufficient that the Muslims be-
lieved in the existence of a SUI
preme being (Allah) and that
the merits or fallacies" of the
religion had nothing to do with
the case, however excellent OF
fanatical or preposterous it may
be-"
While corrections officials
wrestle with the problem OF
maintaining order in the prison
but not interfering with Mus
linn rights, the city's legal staff
is fighting hundreds of suits by
the Muslims ranging from writs
Of habeas corpus Chiefly from
the Lorton rioters transferred
to the jaiD to demands for in
functions against prison off,
cials for allegedly discriminat-
ing against the Muslims or re-
straining their religious prac-
tees.
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oner suits in the 10 months
ending in October than were
received in the previous II
years, according to John A
Earnest, chief Of the civil pro.
ceedings division of the Corpor.
alton Counsel's office. The great
majority are from Muslims OF
persons who profess to be Mus
Inns, he said. In'September anc
october alone, 70 suits were
filed.
The prisoner suits are tyins
UP the equivalent of two full
time assistant corporation
counsels (the division only has
IL authorized, Mr.. Earnest
said. Because Of headlines fol
answering suits, other business
Of equal or greater importance
handled by the division is being
neglected, ne said.
The volume of complaints to
the Commissioners, from Mus
Inns has also mounted, causing
mounds of paperwork for in
vestigations and replies to each
complaint. Many of the prisoner
suits are termed frivolous" by
the city's legal staff; some, un-
ineligible. About two thirds
are thrown out of court without
a hearing, they estimate.
A sample Of the suits being
filed is one from Reformatory
inmate, Joseph x. Watson
which in connection with other
suits. is scheduled for a hearing
in the Eastern District Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
MUSLIMS
Ministers Of Sect
Deny Preaching Hate

vocate initiating violence, Mus
Inns have been involved in VOL
ence, both inside and outside
prison walls in about a dozen
cities across the country. If at
tackled, their philosophy, openly
stated, is IAN eye for an eye,
and a tooth for a tooth"
In April this year, Muslims
battled police outside their Los
Angeles headquarters. An Of
ficer had fired a warning shot
to halt one of their members
who fled to avoid questioning,
according to police. When the
riot was over, eight patrolmen
we're injured and one cultist lay
dead. Six others we're shot.
Last year a riot at Folsom
Prison, California, between
white and Negro prisoners left
10 convicts injured. The warden
blamed aggressive" tactics by
the Muslims for sparkling the
disturbance.
The local Muslin minister,
Lucius x. Brown, head of the
Muslin temple in the 1900 block
Of Fourth street NV, denied
that Muslin prisoners were re-
sponsible for the Lorton riots.
He said there were only two
prisoners at the Center who
had attended services at the
Mosque.
The minister conducts serv-
ices occasionally.at the Reform
atory and Jail, but Mr.. Glenn
mer absolved him of any re-
sponsibility for the riots at the
Youth Center.
Whether true believers or
just adherents or sympathizers.
the Muslims in the prison popu-
lation still pose a problem. All
an inmate has to do to attend
Muslin services is to request
a pass.
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Alexandria. December 10. In a
16-page typewriter complaint,
the inmate seeks So million in
damages and claims. in part.
that:
!. Prison authorities are
engaged In attempted "geno-
eide" against the Muslims.
2. There should be a Muslin
consultant stationed perma-
nently at the Reformatory.
8. The notary public should
be available every day of the
week, not just three days a
week, to notarize inmate legal
papers.
4. The inmate has been sub
mitted to cruel and unusual
punishment.
5. The Commissioners have
not lived up to their agreement
filed with the Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals.
The District has disputed the
claims in its answer and con-
tends that many of them have
been raised and settled in past
cases.
The Watson suit and others
tied in with it will give the
District its first opportunity to
argue the broad issues of Mus
lin religious practices behind
prison walls since the reaffirm-
alton of the Matthews order.
The case may provide some
clue to how the District plans
to handle the Muslin prisoner
problem in the future.
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Issue Summed Up

The basic legal issue in
volVed in the Muslin activities
behind prison walls is the
traditional administrative Ii
cense Of authorities to con-
troll prison populations versus
individual rights of religious
freedom guaranteed in the
constitution.
The Districts side of the
issue was summed up by AS
sistant Corporation Counsel
Judge Matthews, in part, as
appearing before Judge Mat
thews, in part, as follows:
Your honor, does Mr.. Glenn
mer have to wait for a riot?
Does he have to wait until
somebody is injured? Can he
not exercise his discretion to
prevent a riot. There must
be something that distinguishes
(the Muslims) from the peace
full practice Of other religions.
e. and it is. racial battered.
-. And in an overcrowded, po-
tentially dangerous with race
tension, prison. who Is to say
that the decision Ito ban the
serviceS) was arbitrary? !
think it was wisdom"
The court-appointed attor-
ney. E. Barrett Prettyman, jr.,
arguing for the Muslin inmate,
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Nothing Spookified

-. =. The nature of the reli-
gion Of Allah is to retaliate
against anything that is OPP
preston. The white man
has eliminated the life Of black
man. The God Allah must ell
inmate the white man. You
say he should live2 You've got
to be a fooll
&c. Islam deals In realities
There is nothing spookified
about the religion Of Islam
-. Permission is given to
fight. Allah expresses himself
through people. Allah says II
YOU hit my brother you hit me.
In battle we stick together
like a solid wall"
The minister throughout his
rambling, alternatingly high
and low pitched sermon. is fire.
quently interrupted by shouts
OF That's right" applause or
derisive laughter. One witness
described the atmosphere at
the services as electric"
While processing not TO ad-
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Souvenir Grenade
ExpIodes in Kitchen

NANCY. France, Dec. 8 AP
Since World War I, Mrs. Err
mantine Dury. 80, has used a
souvenir hand grenade weigh
ing exactly a kilogram (2.2
pounds) as a weight on her
Kitchen scale.
She absentmindedly put the
grenade on the kitchen stove
yesterday and II exploded. Mrs.
Dury was badly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
Court 10 Rule
On Minnesota
Vote Recount

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 6
(AP). - Minnesota elected a
Governor more than a month
ago but still isn't sure who he
is. And 1t may be weeks, pos
sibly months, before the an
swer comes. A court test is
scheduled. :.
Legally, at the moment, the
winner is the man now occupy
ing the Governors chair, Re-
publican Elmer L. Andersen, a
st. Paul businessman.
The Minnesota Canvassing
Board finally certified Gov. An
dersen the winner over Karl
Rolvaag, Democrat, currently
the Lieutenant Governor, by
142 votes.
This is 'about two one
hpndredths of l per cent Of
the / ,267 500 ballots cast.
Ordered by Court
The canvassing board named
Gov. Andersen the winner of
the States first four-year term
only after the State Supreme
Court had told 1t to, an I'M
lprecedented piece Of election
business.
The board originally had
split on whether to name Gov.
Andersen or Mr.. Rolvaag. At
issue were 10 counties in which
the original canvassed vote was
changed after errors we're dis
covered. Most of the changes
we're in Gov. Andersen's favor
If the 10 altered county to-
tails has not been accepted, Mr..
Rolvaag would have been the
winner by So votes. But the high
court told the board to accept
them.
ROIvaag Asks Recount
To no ones surprise, Mr..
Rolvaag Immediately launched
the legal preliminaries for a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
MUSLIkS
Continued From Page Al

lin adherents and sympathizers
blamed for the rioting (which
caused about $1,000 damage)
were transferred to the District
Jail. Acting under the power
to enforce prison rules and
regulations. Donald Clemmer,
director of the Corrections
Department, banned services at
the Center.
Services are still not being
held at the Center.
Meanwhile, the situation at
nearby Lorton Reformatory
continues tense" according to
Mr.. Clemmer. The Mus
Inns have their greatest
strength at this institution in
the Districts penal system, but
they also have services at the
District Jail for about IS to 40
inmates. No serious requests
for services at other institu-
tons have come forward, Mr..
Clemmer said.
Emboldened by their court
victories last summer, the Mus
Inns have been flooding the city
with legal and administrative
complaints.
They are demanding more
freedom to practice their rell-
gion. They complain for in
stance. Of having been stopped
from saying their prayers aloud
while other inmates are asleep,
and Of being restricted to three
services per week.
District authorities have been
faced with the fact, however
that the ministers Of the sect
have apparently been careful
not TO preach defiance of pris-
on authority openly. They even
deny that they preach hate.
Although outside observers
are rarely admitted to any
Muslin service, The Star has
been able to obtain an account,
from other than prison au-
thorities, of what was preached
to about 100 Reformatory in
mates several weeks ago by a
convicted felon, an acting Mus
linn minister. THE Muslims
are demanding. too, that the
government pay for the services
of ministers as it does for the
Protestant and Catholic faiths)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
Sermon Begins

Except for brief opening and
closing prayers and rituals
lasting about five minutes, the
rest of the approximately two
hour service was devoted to the
following sermon-like message
condensed here for the sake Of
brevity: !
THE Muslin is a wise man
He understands the conditions
of the black man. He has
been subject to the same condi-
tons for 400 years. He has
been taught that he is inferior
He has been taught nothing
but the white mans system
Aristotle, Alexander. Napoleon.
-. He has been completely
whitewashed.
". Our greatest mistake is
to take the Devil and say he
didn't exist -. White man
murdered God. He murdered
the prophet. He'll murder you
Is it hate we preach because
for 400 years white man has
spread destruction of the world?
And you sit and watch
sc. White man got you in
the penitentiary. He created
the conditions that put you in.
Why do you ignore it? Who is
the devil? The White man is
the devil!
-. The white man. he
owns everything. and you are
sitting right in the midst Of it.
Islam (the official name the
Muslims give their religion, but
which orthodox Moslems deny
has any connection with their
religion Of Islam. of Moham-
medanism) tells you the truth.
Islam tells you how to better
your condition of oppression.
e. You say all men are
created equal. It's a lie.
How can he (the white mani
equal us and still be on an
other tree. One man is the
original man. II black man is
the original man, and / prod
uce him. how can they be equal
to me.
Why is he (the white
NAM over all the world? What
do you think? I put him on
top Of the world. If I let this
man rule, I can take 1t UP
again.
The black man has
been raped, murdered and torn
-. II you collect all the evil
that is done. that is the white
man. He's the devil,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06

recount. He did so under Min
nesota law by filing a petition
in a district court. choosing a
county in heavily Republican
southern Minnesota for his pc
tition.
Gov. Andersen then moved
for a change of venue to the
home county of both men,
Ramsey, where the Capital is
located.
Now the Supreme Court has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06

set a hearing for next Mon
day on which district court
should take Jurisdiction of the
recount petition.
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BYRD STATI

BYRD STATION, Antarctica.
The Adele penguin can leap
as high as feet out of the
water to escape danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-06
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