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The editorial policy of the Bronze Reporter is to
reflect the thought of the Negro, to expose those persohs and ~conditions which.prove contrary to the
Ainerican way. of life, to protest acts or policies which
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LETT LOTTE

HERE and THERE

By ROBBIE CRUMP

The Morehouse College and
' Cornell University graduate ~vas

Brotherhood Day was 0Ob-! introduced by Dr. Robert L.

served at the Greater King Solomon Baptist Church, 4th at W.
Forest on Sunday, March 3rd
(all day). At 11 a. m. the Rev.
Dr. Robert Roscoe Turpin, pastor of the Mt, Olive Baptist
Church in Flint, gave a dynemic and impressing sermon
on the subject, ~Men To ~
The Mountains.~

He made a comparison of the
m2n who were commissioned to
survey the land of Israel.~ He
stated that. ~Caleb;and: Joshua
stryeyed the. mountains and decijed that~ with God they could
tmratech the mountains.~

He warned the men of the
Brotherhoed that we have mountz ins, of doubt, indifference, etc.,
bit if we are willing to pay
tle pricé, we'll succeed.

Bradby, pastor.

I cannot close my column
Contest is now in full progress.

*s * @

Robert Moore of 5034 Seminole was honored with a birthday party on Saturday, March
2, from 7 to 10 p.m. The young
mister who just turned sixteen
is a sophomore at Eastern High
School and the son of Mr, and
Mrs. James. ocr *.

Those who brought gifts and
enjoyed sandwiches, eup cakes}
pop and other goodies, as well
as record playing, were Elaine
Gibson, Geraldine Martin, Bernice Fate,.Lawrence Natchett,
Curtis Gibson, Chester Crump,
Jr., Donnie LeRoach, James Lee,
Nancy Moore and Dorothy Ben
| intimidations, threats,

of Sharon Lodge Hall. Sitting.:
in the foreground, It. to ri. thews, Mrs. Bernard Robinson, -
Mrs. Louis Bradiey, Mrs: Katie - Mrs.- Johnson Buchanan, and ~Alfred Bradley of St. Joseph,
Quinn, Miss Mary. Bradley. Mrs. ~James Frye. Standing, lt. Louisiana, with their respec-~

we ba es 3 / Neely, ViTG. 0 -
Harris, Mrs. James -H. ~~Mat
group represents the sons and
daughters of the late and Mrs.

JENKINS, Minn,~~The time
to bring an end to the insults,
abuse and
other crimes perpetrated upon
colored people is now,~ Carl A.
Ryan, secretary-treasurer of the
World Peace Association, warns
in a letter to President Eisenhower and to the Justcés of the
United States Supreme Court.

The country, Mr. Ryan said,
should.not wait until ~an un_ bearable accumulation of diabolical incidents lead to another so-called civil war.~ It
took four years of war to
convince southern states that
~Negroes are free and equal
under the laws of this coun
try wwe

~Now, more than 90 years
after the end of the Civil War
we respectfully ask, when is this
country <4 going to* be. made safe

Publisher's Mail.

Dear Editor

Miss: Darcy DeMille is an
exhilirating person. The~ Social
Whirl is just what Flint needs,
Keep up the good work. Thank

Mrs. George Artis

ard.

1217 Lippincott Blvd.

GREETINGS:

you for your versatile paper.

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Deplores Talk

TAMPA, Fla~The NAACP)

should not be outlawed in),

Florida, the Tampa Morning)
nounces its 3rd Annual -Poten- a | Peibune has ' editorially. +
tate~s Ball, March 23, 1957. ~ "The NAACP im Florida cur-|'
Dinner Dance @ormal: end tently. is being investigated by
Flint Axmory, 4201 Lewis: St.,/a state ative committee,
Flint, Mchigan. Dinner is to bé|@nd the~ Tribune editorially
served at 8:00 FAM., and the points out that in, ie. geeORR, a

~of the first sessions, w
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j We have a in leader
'| that it almost, seems futile, Mativ |.

Fiat ee

Vt laughed because he was right.
| Flint is enjoying the reputation

of being a very progressive city,

é: In-our midst we have slum
conditions thaé are pitiful to:be-.
bold. These conditions are un-}
dermining the moral fiber of our

eta ieee, We seem: lazy
it

-~0 doing something consirac 4
ive. 2 phe

~Rome was not built in a eit
and neither can we correct con-.
| ditions over night, There must
}be a beginning. If we are to}
realize first class citizenship. Of |
course, we are so easily divided |}

but does that reputation extend -1
4 to us?

UD. including our children}
answer? won~t be solved untik!:
~the so-called little fellow isi~
fed Up, with his{ wes

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have nig toh a, pledse that |

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~dover; uport tl
A new car, a etter ~home, or
thood makes u
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ae eave we Bs -more
love - towards ~ ~each

yo is a crying need for

a ~ance for. our youth, Why can~t

and guidwé help develop an appreciation
for ~the. aes bai pace Wines
of life. | 2

* The Bette Signa Theta. So
~ stall

of our business. and professionals
have set themselves apart from
the ~rank and file.~ They are
enjoying. the fat of the land
ahd are in a state of a false~
~sense of security, But they are
~still Negroes,

There: is a tendency to, om

nuab ~Ja Rieneenk offer Sune
talented people an~ opportunity
\to-be geen: and heard: The Elks,
Masonic Lodges, the ZAGS offer
stimulating programs. as: well as
scholarships.

Let~s -get- behind: worthwhile
eae.

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