Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 28]

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aturday, May 29, 1954
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~ THINK that immediate action
is needed and will join anyone
in forming, tre nucleus of an~ origanizatidn desicned to uvheld and
secure the male species in his traditional light
land and master of ithe world of
polities; dollars and doughnuts.

~uch: jan organization, once
clesred by the Senate Investigating) Committee and the F/B.L,
could. agcomplish wonders.
| If yeu! don't think there is need
forjsuch men, look
about you and see

The easing sales
peoks) as ~Cookery fpr
of nope
i being ~

an org2nization,

~of
Men.~~
ie. anew running for--an ~ated to-~all
types of state and n: siional political
offic eg,

The hundreds of new nerfed
for: men~~ appearing on the market.
The numbker

such careers as bull fighting,
now taming, truck driving, ete.
| ~she publicity photos) of promiinent athletes allowing themselves
ito be ~powdered, painted and
ismeared in order to best present
jtheir manly features.before TV
lea: meras. And politicians, too.
| The i-creasing spectacle of womieén in blu>-jeans, 65 ean and

iner

number

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paintless.
Men, these infiltrations and concessions are serious. And I~m

ready to join any.-constructive or
ganization dedicated to doing some~thing about vi-~-as Jong as I.can use

an alias and meetings are held on
Thursday nights after bowling. r m
sure my wife wouldn~ +:, approve: of
the movement. s

Nevro.non-farm
25 vears. of* age,
less than

Among male
workers over
~0'% of those earning

'$2,000 a year have had some high |}
school or

college education.

Or Our Lot aoe Nezro families have more
iworke:3, - more~ married Negro
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Mei: Hah ~elacs to thank the; ~>

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saipt,
sucna:; 7s

of women. engaged |

~Am crica hag ~been
its history by
det that whey! the voices of disunity and domagoguery; have
beem heard in the land, they have
i-beid rewned jout by-a/-chorus
ré~peating the fundamental prin-elples on whirh this natifn
= Cne of tht signs ~of. this |
c<ening is the type of speeches
E13 Dr. Rebcrt Bradby of

Mackay, retiring
cates General AssemPresbyterian Church,
R. Hoffman, chairman
Studebaker Corp., delivered) in sthe past:week, which ~are
snine with more free cueney from
responsible phople. r
Dr. Bradby~s speech is! reportqd) on elsewhere~ in this ~edition.
iu. Mackay,| speaking im
Mac onic Temple ~said: ~It now
-ins to be, taken for - granted
| {hat to make a change, if it. is

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mide often enough, is ré-echoed
loudly enough and receives pub
lidity enough, is the same as to

grove a ease? Principles are less|

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to| become.~ It is imperative
~nat the majesty of truth and
nuthsrity of law be restored?

versity: of Michigan that

fo speak
nsiderable jeopardy. j
~Never

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We
-hbut discus
heavier,
poliey here

moyes. were
ourht

ver the rainds of men,

irmone is

blessed |
the |

Was |

the |

influential in our country than]
iney onee were, while anarchic}
Scisonalities are more powerful

than they should ever be allowed |

~Faceless nameless, and inynune |

and | -&

informers reminiscent of. totali- |
| trerian vegimes have bee un to]
havnt the halls of Jearnine
rie ehambcrs of ~Governntent.
This type! 6f ~informer eon~|
~smear. the j~haracter and wreek|
wc carecrs | of men and women
iv whonr the remains jnvisible|
Pa a: Shneltergdtshadow.~ | 7
New-Pout R) Aoffman,told 700
hapor uncderbiraduates at the Uni-|

ring thitugh|a petiod in which]
yecdem to think, freedom to in-|
Wire and fhe: ge are |

ha: there been a time!
hen pressures on the presiding}
have no}

fipn, eritici4m and debate can be
I eiidad by fear as well as iforce:
~Of all tie forms: of |tyranny |

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By EDGAR HOLT

more terrible than~ fear ~ to be
'afraid to be one~s self among
one~s~ neighbors.~

The former Economic Coopera|tion Administrator urged the
students to ~speak freely, write
freely, worship freely,~ and to as
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~We are!

In. 1950
egrdé Ai
$1

the total

reridans in U,
billion larger than the
tional income of Canada.

Ss.

WEs
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~main the
home. of the brave.~

~from the

income of
dollars
en
community...

semble fcr discussion with any--~
one you think (can teach you
something worthwhile.~

He said that if enough people
did that, ~the. older people will
be doing the same thing before
long, and if enough of us show
something of the) courage of sur
forefathers -the next Half century will be~ America~s | greatest
and these United States) will reand of the free and

I quoted these specches this
week because | thought ail of us.
ought to. be aware~ of the thinking that will) act: a| counterbalance against the reaction that
has. caused much suffering.

Phofographer
Threatened

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live, |

The Washingtons stated, however, that on May, 6, they paid
Mr. Robinson $15 and on May 8,
they paid him an additional $35
in rent.. According to Mrs. Washington, Robinson~ demanded a
total of $75 for the month~s rent.
She stated that one of|the prescures Rebinson | used | to force
them te pay more was to discontinuz the electric service | that
was connected, to the garage
house) located, directly

as

in front of the garage.|He (Roblimson). refused |to give them a
-eeipt vn the money |paid, said.

Mrs. Washington.
Mrs. Washington,
~helter Zou ij hes seven. children,
admitted that it. was | ~fa jtough
problem~? in| that she didn~t
her chitdrén set out in the
streets, and| yet) she realized inat
her family |was! ~béing | victimized
tor high rent, and that the quar
anxious foi

te~s ave most undcsirable.

While there has been a ~ecline
in the.ocehpation cf domestic
workers their real incomes \companc. favorably with that of white,

roRar- and ] prkerss.

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