Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 10]

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~ The: aboot ~policy. of the. Bronte &.

| Reflect the thought of the Negro, to. expose.
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While: the <onduct of these. Some had. charged the Jack of moral fiber to

= EDITOR

fing ~the finals of the recent. Flint Walden Globes |

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ag Toliniey, some youths, seated in the aguéilet ~Little

Hatem~ sertian of the 1. M.-A./made.a spentacte~of them: eater police had to be engaged to maintaina degree.
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society..

dit Js the:
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bility.
~who meeds -bis parents~ Jove. ~and
s made to feel insecure ~and unwanted

~hildren
The end pred

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Py sorct public
blem child, he continues to fight society

y heen too: mich copy:
bgng o know ~that race,. ao ~or eco |~
J.can~ regarded asa yardstick: ch pedicels
eat re ~ef person who will become an-anti
vi shave cited breaking and e 2, shop
er thefts, larceny and sex crimes, as some | te ~yn
avgnile Stine crimes,. wits

would hazard the guess that if parents woul

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on the
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to.

Dut attention over-a long period of time Raping ~nalled
to. the- ena ~heh eur such as saageig ek test

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would be~at: 2 Tainimum,

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youths ~was: Peprehensible~

ntentioni of. some~ youn ~,. es ti
ter adolescent year's, pang peo is aly

neg render sence and the Sagabngriity when |
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amber trouble ~makers:

cfg adder a arger to seek
mrss in an or eet long to. et
peg Spinner C. ~ 01 asin ~

they are often robbed of thas elt sespect
uct can be lond, vulgar, meee. l, and
youth in ~no man's land~~not a. ~cha ~and not]

opinion either. too lax. 2 eee 2

episodes ~tke the IM ps

~~ Sunday Store k |

to. parents and.
y, don't: realize the

lave ~probleis~!
ets. for. pebt-up:.
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an; is many
are cast in the role of trouble-makers or'c

deceitful, and; % bsg is

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~, ew weapons.

ee Over: ~{400,000- ~Michigan ~men
and ~ degperately need the
ganhelp to provide
ricatr taxpayer needs
the. pred possible when missile
work is entrusted to experts:
Therefore, I ~am Jeaving no stone
nturned ~to sée. that. Michigan
ets her fair share of the busi~ness. [A skilled ~labor force and.
~genius. more than i.
Our. pogo og ite meet the chal_~. iatente: ew wea
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*| - GHAMNGRORO: N.C. = ~Six
a ~Bennett: ~College students and an

instructor wag ee Saturday for
Mt. Holyoke ColMege South Had-;
ley, Mass., where on Monday,~they'
begin a two-week se ac study
program.

At the same time, six Mt. Holy.
| oke students left for Bennett Col-/
ri next. two weeks.~ They were ac-'
| companied: ~by -Miss Marjorie~
| Kaufman, agsistant professor | of. | Bagligh;:

4 ing -lectiret ih 17th: century and:

y aoeroalg at |

Sata taped
m: olyo

were Misses: Peggy Coefield, Kin-| tie

Pele ee
Shoffner, ~Greenst Acad pausing them
Se C. McMillan,~ art in
\ cietbe,~ who Will ~serve. as -visiti ing: lecturer: in several art cours
Me,~ wae: foe! the. ne

save tre chan |
aa have Saeed thn as nt

to make: his
sae Pus

-/ their deaders s may Mieke Phe | erica!

it yay ~vote independently and accotding to their~ con-|'
~victions: and not as instructed by,~ a ean. of two bit: saad

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7 WAR Waals ev

e D ound~ ~Miashington,

reg tore Literature for the next.| South Caroli

~werikng man and}

sures ane
ducting aa Aull. dnvestigation of
the matter.

UNTIL ~THE. MATTER. is SET.
TLED, we> would do well to remember one~thing: QurState most
certainly deserves the ~positive
and. whalehearted support of the

egation: in our. continuing and
vigorous efforts io: obtain:a full
and fair share of this ~ ~defense,
work for Michigun. '

lin behalf of our:State, I am_ pre:
gently working with 4 ~gréup of

~lexpert. Detroit engineers on a

plan which.we.,haye every reason

'to believe..will channel fore de~fense contracts; into Michigan.
Best withes

had nd o":

eov., oo

By G. MENNEN~ Ait)
Governor of Peers iti

picture unemployment as an jisoJated phenomenon, resulting from
state taxes, got their angwer last
es De

week from the Prose

national Meare os
showing! that.
ious wapleeent ~
higher of, ihe. labor orce
states:. n {
as large~ab, greater
tatio of, dabiess. oe Michigan

ey.|tio =f unemployment compensa
"plaasee ~ claims cerned force
Michigan ~ponent, |

are fee ere it

cordi ng gh ae oly other: oa
seriously: hit:-by: the ~recession:
Oregon, 12.8; Montana, 12.3;

s} Washington, 14; ~idahe, 19.7;

| Maine, 10.7; Rhode Island,- 10.5;
North Daketa, 10.3; West Virginia, 9.9; Arkansas, 9.9; Kentucky,
9:8; Nevada, 9.8; Tennessee, -9.7;
New. Jersey, 9.3; Pennsylvania,
9.3; Mississippi, 88; Vermont, 8.4;
Minnesota, 7.7; North Carolina,
49.3; New Hampshire, ~T2. Ala
hama, 7.1; Massachusetts, 7.0; Ca:
lifornia, My ~Connecticut; 6.9
~New. York,~ 8; Indiana, 6.5:
ja, 64; ~Chie,. 6.2.

he. is. personally- san:

eee Michigan. Congressional ||

' In addition to various other|~
positive steps which I have taken~

The Pei oer POH hei aba~ te aA