Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 33]

St. Antoine
Promotes Fellowship

Helping those who cannot help themselves it the! aim

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UnsolvedPre

Povety, Prejudice |,

Says Lt. Gov. Hart!

of YMCA~s around the world through the work of the
YMCA World Service program. Funds will be solicited
during the month of May in order to provide facilities

Lieutenant Governor Phil)
Hart, keynoting the state Young)
Democrats~

gang? -
We doubt it. But teenagers
convention Satur-/of a century and a half ago

and support: activities in such countries as Liberia,

J span, Ethiopia. and portions of South America.

Purpose of such a program is to build world fellowship and brotherhood.

total financial goal of
the YMCA~s of Metropolitan
Detroit is approximately $38,000,00. St. Antoine~s share is
$1,500,00. To obtain a part of
this amount Laymen of St.
Antoine are giving a Bridge
and Whist part at the Nacirema
~cn Saturday evening, May

All funds received from. this

\ by interested merchants. It is

day, called poverty and préjudice~~poverty in Asia and Africa and prejudice in America~
~the two leading unsolved
problems of the 20th Century.

project will be applied to the
World Service goal. Prizs for
the occasion will be donated

~would seem to Rave -been an
entirely different ead. judg
~ing from some of specimens found in ~The ~omplete
~Letter-writer,~ in the posses~sion of The University of Mich
He urged delegates to ~cohtribute your fresh ideas and en+~iusiastic hard work toward
their solution,~ saying that
~what we Americans do about
these two issues will largely

hoped that friends and other
interested persons will avail
themselves of this opportunity
to help others who cannot heip
themselves,

Tickets and further détails
about the Bridge and Whist

party can be obtained by con-| mocracy~s race with Sov:et Com
tacting Program Office, St. Antoine YMCA, WO. 3-1400.

munism.~

National Baptist President _
Speaks In Detroit

By ROBBIE CRUMP
and RUBY WILLIAMS

Dr. J. H. Jackson, president
of the National Baptist Convention of America, Inc., addressed
more than 1;000 persons at the
New Light Missionary Baptist
Church Friday in a program
sponsored by the Baptist Missionary and Educational and the
Wolverine Conventions of Mich
a s'ngle interést or a special

said.

~Two developments at last
received a tremendous ovation week~s Republican State Central
when he stated: ~Security is not Committee meeting would sugfound in manpower but in jus-; gest the Republicans are unable
tice.~ 3 to do so,~

In conclusion Dr. Johnson~ The Lieutenant Governor said
warned the American Baptists the GOP State Central Commitin particular that we must know, tee~s. grant of an ~honorary
that achievement and advance-} membership~ to the ~Michigan

determine the outcome of de-}

~We believe our party is not |

ifterest party, but rather the +
party which is free to put the |
genera] welfare first.~ Hari |

ment of the so-called minority, Federation of Republican Labor~

groups have come as a result
of God~s grace.~'The home of the
world lies in Him,

~is a ~tacit admission by the|
GOP high command that Michi-)
gan working people have no real

ligan Clements Library. Pub~lished in New York in-1793, the
~rare book is~ a do-it-yourself

| gested that he write in. this
\

es me that you are resolved
to spare no cost in any
branch of education. that is
necessary in the employment
| you propose I shall hereafier
follow~

~Though 1 am cerain you intend that dancing shall have
its share in my studies, revertheltss permit me to put you
in mind of it and also to desire you will no longer on account of the strength of my
limbs delay your orders to my
master. For I am _ persuaded,
from an instance I am witness
of in. our~ school, of a young
master, who is much weaker in

{to salute a friend, or acquain
igan. > a
Dr. Matthews, president of
B.._M. and E. State, presented
Dr. Jackson. He spoke on the
subject, ~Security of the Nation,~:

Making the program complete ~épresentation in the operating
various choirs of the city ren-|cifeles of the Republican Party.~
Ccred musical selections, He added that ~it~s worth not;

Other Chicago ministers pres-' ing that the new ~labor repreent were the Reverends Owen! sentative~ on the Republican
Phelp and. P.:F. Paton. Dr. Ben-| State Central Committee will
ton represented Ohio State Con-; have ne vote.~ i

The Olivet, Chicago, pastor vention. Hart said he could ~sympa+
thize~ with the GOP State Cen.
BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1957 5 | tral Committee member who last

| week reported to the Committee

nessmen who: ~said they thought
the GOP was doing a great job
Frotecting big business but not
so much for the little guy.~ |
Hart said Governor Williams~
proposéd corporation profits tax
would aid smaller corporatins
because it would ~tax only the
net profits of a corporation, and
not net worth
profit or loss, as the present; In Town corporation franchise tax does.~

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Williams and Hart advocate|

his limbs than ever I was, ~that

First Anniversary Dance
of the Liberterian Study
Club, held at The Northern Recreation Center,
Woodward and Holbrook.
Seated left, " Mesdames. Hall, Lorraine ~Beasley,

dancing will strengthen rather
ee weaken my joints.~

his ~pappa:~ ~It is not my emulation for dancing a minuet
that is the motive that induces me to be thus pressing. For
I presume there are other
things more necessary belonging to this qualification: such |
as to walk well, to make a bow,
how to come - y into a
room, and to go out of it; how

tance in the street, whether a
superior, equal, or inferior and
several~ other points of behavior-'which are more. essential
than dancing a minuet.~
Finally he may play.upon
the tender sensibilities of his
parent: ~Those points of behavior I often blush to be ignor
ant. of,:-and have several times):

been the. ridicule of those
young chaps who are advanced
in the knowledge of these accomplishments. As I ~am_ persuaded you would not choose
I should be made game of by
any of my -school-fellows. I
doubt but you wiii send your
immediate orders for my beginning, which favor will
greatly oblige, Dear Pappa,
your most dutiful son.~

a

Ida Perry,

Lape.oa
Griggs, and Rose Lamar.
Standing left, Mesdames

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Mary Henderson,

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The
Foreign
Desk!; - ~W. JOSEPH

Japanese Prime Minister Brings New

Factor into Deadlocked Japanese-Korean

- | Negotiations

Prime Minister Kishi-today introduced a new factor into
the deadlocked Japanese-Korean negotiations, The talks between these two nations have been déadlocked for months.. SE Replying to questions by Sen
ee SO Stns for peers SE es ~

SPEAR VICTIM ~ Dr. Joseph Di Fede of
an unusual weapon from the foot of pain-wrack >
The 13-year-old boy was set upon by three youths, and ~hooked
spear. used by fishermen. Police are tracking down the
dangerous spears their trademark. (Newspress Photo).

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d Edward Burger, while nurses hold the patient.

s | ator Shidzué:Kate-in the Foreign
~Affairs Committee of the House
|. off Councillors,~ Kishi declared,
~The most impertant point in

"our negotiations is not interpre}tation of laws and rights, but as
'Mrs. Kato has said it is to give
priority to the creation of a
right spirit between our coun| tries..

~We on our side must take
the initiative.~

end of 35 years of Japanese occupation, no peace -treaty is
signed, no prisoners repatriated,~
no diplomatic relations established and the fishing rights are
still an issue.

Dealing with the two issues
to which. Korea has most strongly objected, the Prime Minister
said,

~T have ~no hesitation in withdrawing the Kugota -statement.
I regret it has given Korea the
impression that our people have
a feeling of superiority. I have
no intention of holding to our
past legal interpretations.

" in the foot a @ four-pronged ~From now on as fat as J bina
gang. which bas the ugly and is concerned we should not hold

_~.|to our past assertions but try
fairly to solve these many practical issues on the basis of a

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zue Kato recalled the visit of
Dr, Frank Buchman, initiator of
Moral Re-Armament, to the Jap
4 when he met Kishi, former
Prime Minister Hatoyama and
leaders of both parties.

She told of her participation
in the recent Asian Assembly
for Moral Re-Armament at Baguio, the Philippines, and
showed a copy of the U. S. Congressional record ih which she
| said Senator Wiley reported the

2: roe ee =| success of a new way demona, clin ees a <= strated at Baguio which AmeriNONE WHATEVER! ELEPHANTS | ca must learn.

Mis. Kato said: |

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ileaders of ~other countries and;undertake not official, but people~s diplomacy of the spirit.

~In the conference~s atmosphere we and the Korean rep~aae, resentatives opened our hearts
~MZ to each other and established, feelings of trust without diplomatic tactics;

~We> Japanese learned how
much the Korean people suffered under Japanese rule for
-more than 30 years. Feelings in
the hearts of the Koreans will
not be-resolved over night. At
Baguio we Japanese deeply apol
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- too =) Crary ogized and admitted our wrong
me ~ doings and the Koreans opened

Since the end of the Second.
'| World War, which marked the~

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~At this conference we had

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