Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 16]
SATURDAY, J ULY- 6, 1946 tions. Joe Louis, specialist, a nation~s idol. afterward. > the accused shall enjoy the | ete i inal we ted 923 | PAAR? UR THE FLINT SPORESDIAN eon ne Satna te 19) atanaenesT nC oo rH > oii ~The Frightened Little Man~ Is | W. H. BONDS.: THE FI. INT SPOKESMAN jy, Gevea Manae da My | AND VIEWS ~<2. i if N r.. F ank L Gillespi Ge Adee i Swaubiie ne seeesuscececconeucis Managing Editor | | ca (World News Briefly Told)! PHONES 9.5990 4.2525 | pinion in.: 4 CCESS; I THE A-BOMB TEST SUCCESS; THOMAS bg cag ee Editer By REUBEN SENSELEY 3 SHIPS SUNK, 33 DAMAGED i 7~... -. er ~ The destructive power cf the A-bomb has been clearly 2 ae eta GE he inte aa a! Ini PRAT ie demonstrated. The sinking of three shies and the ae. ih basbicactess Nia i Gladys Johnson....Commur.ity News and Views as SGN: 7 THIS STATE HAVE A - of.33, many) beyond repair, by the dropping of ae 7 > 7 1 aT CAN P wy i? Fe x Pe ~ izati on ~on the spot.~ WOGCUG Weed coe Feature Writer; i tv A ee RIGHT TO RESORT 10 A-bomb sige ee Lee civili ok. was dropeet a0 Boot NWiatTy O IS may |fyV Tnat ie g ex 7 7 > ditdy Y When this death-dealin Wayne Thomas 22.02 eee ete Sports Editor) q; ions in the south can not be! ra ae Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japanese industrial cities, peste vdieo E ~A 1 rant s sie ee ~ Ss 1 Suis fas iimae Safes (ae ceria 7a | ange d OU 4d believ Se le Can DE NEGROES FROM omnet/ ing out entire. areas, and des-| r render the A- bomb power ess sas ) | done if gone about in the rig _- thousand ~ upon ~thou-! and. when it is dropped on Us. Subsciiption. Mates. Pes Year:.....-0 0. ce.0..--ee-caceecleectie $3.50 | We cates i troying ~thousan ie We have suddenly become afraid - a w y Canta nops ) 4 - ET en} e. he gd of human | lives~wom OK Months a ag ile oa 2.00 plish very 1 by ' ae children ineuded~we wer al of our. own medicine. We are 7 | ~ i! of Sih he lo and re } spe ae ce 1p the ~ of ae busy dealing destruction to| now willing to forget ~ as Saucier ae ~~ a pontine a ~- i =: 4% i!: m ~ ou 1.;: 1 the sout 3 others until we failed to con-! bomb, since it ba se ies ie ~ ~ +5 oa i |. Member Atlas Power Newspaper Syndicate behind these c i sidgr ourselves, whether. or not|- purpose, Pes 2 iets bent: |;shcewn dnd let every sore hostile nation should drop | not in accord. They seem be oterfoatertortectes eeoeseetestootes! meononoooneneteleteetetetete fe tetetetetententntntneneetet Soefee Selects | 2e them for himself many ~ yu 4} th atonte bomb on our shores | on manufacturing, and dropping = escent Sica ee eee.: ly| a few for themselves, and their MOTORISTS, BE CAREFUL | fo ea ee ee ee ae det ae ay Sone Oh et ee eb working to { Horie. | Joriorgs | ~Y ef the change and feel free to| opulated areas. But now that| scientists are busy Phe Glorious Fourth should be kept as glories | ~~ | ae et Seite, por | 1.: ten je eee ee Col pelbentsy eta: ne qavic| Japan has been brought to her that en as the date implies, but past years of experience tel | sage sontherne e thal is grea ter of; liffe; pina oy ie ~aan nae knees by this great monster 0 The A-bomb, he Alpha, may, & different story. |; Hght tlre place caine Me death, we are beginning to real- yet prove the Omega for the: when he refuses to c~ ony h like the Japanese, we me: ara raap ", ore +}; th | ieee i | ize 1 Hc, entire world.: Year after vear ae inds of people lose thei ja Negro i: anvihing reg | aro aceuda~ sited intuerobld: 40d vl es during week-end celebri ations of the Glorious: ae it may pertain, Ti does | thar ~it can happen here.~ RATHER BE IN JAIL: Hourth.. Of the many nushap: Which have: prove, pon not Show that he is superior to| Like Cato, who foresaw the|. oypR IN CHICAGO: Last fatal to Party of July jov-seekers, automobile ace J-} the Negro but tends to fal! of Rome while viewing the] yoo Leo J, Pondelick, 71/ years 5 { ant ha ] oe o na) Area a on a dents is list C das takime a vreat toll. ate finan a er ean ae ruins of Carthage, the brutal de- | o~ age, who has been sentenced f lable to ss: ~th ~struction of human lives of Ja-| 1, 4 six-month jail term for his cue are asked to. drive carefuliv, in erdar | equal The, so panese at Hiroshima and pagel wefusal to pay alimony to his WL doc ~use to ~ C eairti~ ys shadow o ey to save their own lives, atid the lives of others. They | Ge~s Pet Petuse to eas | | ae pias * be = devin noe | wife and son, gape to =: satide | SCSPO CCoks the ~50) at is to befall our. 5 ~ i ease was Orare asked to use every precaution, and noi to be satis | go oo etuse to ene ing he aa.; pa ees: cc ian tr fied whet. they themselves are in the right. but also jap jeccuse a Neero bell hop | death-deali h Ae ee Ree:; j e a \; it- eath-dealin ~ ~; ~ to hel), avoid accidents Ly indulgence, if necessary, harpens to stay in a servant, fie copes paige ~her! gg uf you, will arth ~ page P roory in order for hi > ren-| Ca POHS, BES US $250 monthly alimony, we tow ard the road-hog. who is in the wrong, } roort in order for him to ren-|.; ne | dev service to him when ha ve-| otato.~ We want ied pers re let you go,~ said the judge. ini - ~ 1; F! a Saraemaieeen ~ - es eo fr om 4 ~ Motorists are asked:to ~~skimp~~~ a little; to viv le] quesis it. He do2s not. refuse | secret 7 the aati ae pene Fe ~No,~ said Pondelick, bon. pecs 3: 2,:, p * Teor SVS is lright pviubiie S al er great powers on:y as a mM S| rather stay.here in jain. a more roadway to the other fellow, who may not He} to Jet bis Negro-help siay in| < - | $ ian ', ee area life+ ' the. servant~s quarters, neith: me: Pamocrac ac CY juvors. To ~be informed. of th of protecting ourselves from treated better in jail, than out. SO conside ~rate. i>\ doine SO, vou may Save a $silre-+ eee refuse to dead sic hi | poe; ol } I 4 se having it~ dropped on- up. We Then too,~ Pondelick blurred 3 fe Cg po teee Es ~ aan ~ 5 reside 1s | ook = a Mey nt Tancoa e 4.:.:;; aoa a ae vour life~or the life of a child, or an mnocent by- Negro~ chauffeur when the can|. GY Elder Benne tt House of |; fae fea: the boomerang ~will com-| ou: ~we get meat in jail!~ stander; AUST eof eae eee David a: to io plete its circle and utterly des xt a bg ba HG Da are | L Sc newume |: SE a i %:;: ry 4: jal, f. eve Pot when there is no one but he| é Besiee eSEliptO Lent z } stroy the one who- made and CATHOLICS GRANT TWO Mhen too, remember, eve. Jalopy, 0 eee Won onic cna. nee] at fonstitutén of the Un condoned, and sanctioned it to be}. s~HQLARSHIPS TO NEGROES make, will be on the ighwa Vs ie ing the Gloriots; took at these. things [ éar: ee es "0 n his: dropped on the little brown) The Catlolie Interracial Coun- Fourth: soldiers and sailors, re presentatives from! see Why most of us get so anciy | 1 guarantees ev- | q people of the Orient. cil of Detroit, according to. ie i) I pe Heeb s SRST is vs eee aa? 7, ) ay atote c hav { i -; oC ee = 3:;. 2 foxholes, ad dey -dogs of the sea, will be celebraj- jwhen we Ber confronted, 4 Skanes The Bikini test left no doubt] Charles R. A. Smith, has an aes this Glorious Fourth! ~(| these things, instead of- gettin RES S ae oY vegto~ gf in the minds of the peoples of| nounced that two freshman tui1. i ~. 4 | ae ~: a x nant Sa) incdewidn } y * GC 2 Pe) Ps ~ ea r: _ 4 | angry I should think I ean An individual | thes S ~the worid as to the destructive| tion scholarships ~would be Let us all have a grand time, but let us all be la | see whyi-* te = eee i force of he atomic bomb. Are| awarded by the council to two little? a 1 ~ ad thers by. save our ewn lives nost of us get~, id. we fearful of what can happen | colored: Catholic ~young men. ( Hiore Care Lily c { 7 ~. 4 ia ay ie) i hae evens a ~ 5 y+ beeen fag. ~2 ithe ni prs: ar ~ ' angry when| ~%! ~ fan o4 to. our big cities in this atomic| who successfully pass the re-. 2 ] Sie Gast i repens 2ry wh sl g ] and. the lives of api are confron. |: Al age? Our scientists are busy,~ at| quired tests. This.will entitle with these | ~ ae = - this very moment, with test tube| these youths to entrance to any Dt WR ES | hings, -inste qe and Bunsen fiame, in an effort| Catholic college. of thair choice ye, Wy: 3 Serre SNS) Yai) eee to formulat2 a concoction to' in the United States,, p \ ao: i camera,:: cca seh Gd. A, wuld think!.:,, Y ~ 4 \: ae: 3 ' > is some-| Gt F By DEAN GORDON B. HANCCCK are: c cd; 4 oe ~e ake) th? seal } +- a N2O0 JCE LOUIS, IDOL. OF THE NATION: one: i OP Ox i Could re ( lenis 5.; a pe aie = edt ace (cite sce Upon his throné cf pugilistic So Jos Louis SiS | p-uben Sensley and 13 se ers tstice Inds a aS e. by ERIC. SS exalted and serene! Never a man boxed like this man. - He we are not treated~'in this way| warrda: AG oe W has talled 3a tho a:, ba ~~ HA boxed his way from the cotton fields of Alabama into a fare | yo ice we are infergor in aoe kan~t - invarios hg WEEKLY PEOPLE that has spread around the earth. bt ay hud peemuce of tne fear ai" ie nee eee een: Re a Even more Pp rowerkt al than Als devasiating fists, 1S his g4n- tne other YSviuv Ss 7 eo = -; - defiled A532 Biel OES "Released by Calvin's News S Service tleman ly eRXaIM yD le mcrrori ing the fine infu atic of hes Chri SAN | ower jack of iy yualiti ri ers with inequity. x mother. \V/hea Joe's mother ataczht him comely behavior! There are many ~ so n 3 ir castle ~spoken: lies.~ How often is just! Here is a cowunentady on capi- {ference as long as we won our coupled with a more or less silent toncue, she was starting him | who sce the sign that prajudic no fficial dealt out to the eommon pe talist society for you: point? There~s more than one: A ~ |: 7 i: a peal apes 2: ne on ihe road that has led te. fame and fortune. Ameiican mo fh: paints and.refuse any legal right to| ple yo time polities is usu | Interstate ear Vai inept way to skin a cat. cL take noie Tee's tarklessne p28 ~ i mg! judice. althouga may. | rour home and seare! * piaved } courts i er powers of magic than Merlin: ~4 ers, take noie. Joe's tale sness has been one of his strong: | ce. a as icae your home and search| "Bs iets sera Et titel cope dere ees rode: os Avkus cours. It has|. Righto! And one must rejoice poinis and here-is hoping that his present handlers do. not ht- mH MicC ince clue thout a warrant, with one} times Judg cattails ee ee nd Spacieted ~ (2 _ fl i Silt that this. tiny morsel was wrestpt Yak orator out 2 it ~ s be-| who Wil! deny to the iast: hat is if they know have known where judges and | ~*Mo-end gratiuted i ~| greater influence in effecting so- a ee ee et cot of bites 9 laitle By ter evne a5 2c i 5. 1 and at heads i ~ I ins ' onl IEemuuth OU hss 22 cal crane than the cor bined ~ ton eo;: id eed No~e epnyt 5 }. = an- LGM aaicu) x } Cl Atle. ova yoayharin 5 yIminog! re peanay 1bLOrns 5 i. Pacer ie a Ch: e 18 I ne: t: 3 ~ 2 ginning io talk th 3 dep: ctr irom his world piped cep i ee ae ve harbering a crimini te a cit Tes ~oat fewer df alf decent southern medievalism, even tho acm cir I glad J ae and another sucky pas ae Shak ge | ee a a ~4;: nd ee a 5 *. E nae n che: strategy) einpibuel aeniae e closer Joe sticks to these lit'le classics the safer his bas = poeos es. a oes eee he ~d rrocess of law~ of the bs hee a ae Segre pee pee les Fs g: hig; judiced, the di 70 8: | rh | rf ai ts an that of heirs,. thoy eThis jis in. ~eference i: the the ~ popularity. - His fights are not as nerve-racking to me as: fils 7 ~. ee it aes _ sins is ~ 2 ~| Fourteenth Amendment, Neverspeeches. I can trust him as a boxer but I cannot trust him/as, eee ee i Socled ignt iss peas =f Se ee Valted States... Supreme Coutts ices it is a social soci - grap me;; hous { Set DOV s OU Orem clues we th game church ~ cecisi yarrin:: ~row frc;:: a speaker~always afraid he is going lo say something wrong. a LO ~ i | | al 1e ~$a 5 7 decks = nae ng en Crow - Ml ta-vy and not a fiattering one. The country is Waiting mos: impatiently for hind to make his ~i ' 7 A | + > " a 2a - vo ea a al if eae et TT} e Suprem: Uncer this system, commerce first major mistake ard | do nct want it to be a mistake | ie; 7 + tu DLLCe re ~_ i acerca ancldeess Court did ie raee before it the and profit rule supreme, They, > m., wed, homveforo 7 ae 7 fr eae ) yurors shave oines & ea ve AF a; words. When Joe departs from | his two little classics he nesds ~i ~ oem ee - i 7 F a ani ase: = ite iy ae and not moral principle or huo~ ~. ter VeEtY mucn Wioa yU | 7 } ree - 4 Vv } 10n are Sa ju 1g] 3 maine 10 ve rit: i is a ~manuscript~ thet is Soak and double-checked. Joe is our ee ee a 1 ae ee sie eee. that is, not le = ty: 2~ man aspirations for freedom, j I ave 7 O7 te TNS Ge BSS ETA DIETS VELA | when an ic nanv p te. Br wried H proper poe Tosen Le é: > idol and we do not want to see him broken. even by a [iitle| As bene es war = set et a yea taee a: senia oh establish the criteria for. pro( 1a POUNiS agamMset | par cl i +h; Kangeroo Court vou can } M1: ~ @. Pan:: speech the srorismen try a. extract from him, hoping the eee eee eee yer eine ete vhi eae a ae ee = o bal ae a te; gress. And that, friends, is why while that they cannot. i. silence made him famous why dhol othe aa ld a ot tie taok the e to wt lic FO Der vue Case OF NC\ progress is so slow in coming. |: 0 coul be en} 1 DY every rie | ~Aor he re-they decide %); a an ~ 1 Morgan; a Negro woman- who 1 é 4: f ~ 3 Cc: DCE ee eT Aerie A ean ers | a iis Cl are far waj froma re: = 2 sn:::;: a: A.~ we would. stop and think a| 2 ators fees Fay deepsea yer cty a Peete a = iat.: re~ been arrested and fined $10 aS ee ee so s Joe Louis today ts ~the supreme St peor in uence} in Mitle opr the bet enuld. | Sait oe J: seta nocratic form of ~overnment, Cut Pasture in Meddlesex County Vp ini~ Negroes alone that this is true. this country. He is wershipped alike by whites and Negraes. Tiere is wae te ee -. Jega rg no r ~e (iod hasten.the~ day when the In the years since 1920 more than ae refusiig to ~senate é se ie It is also true in the foreign Theorctical interracialism can never compare with practical jin- Sho south thar could not be com * cea oy sh 1 Sather-hood of God and the | 50 million acres of erop land and ~cequest~ ofa bus dive: ~a ile| Telations of capitalist States, iN i fee 1 The CRG i b f i wi teh Va! taxei egelly.. i i f $ - sae: terracialism such 2s Joe Louis has brought to the scene. Wien}.. ede ith) Weoneaboat mine the! Sea eee. sontherhe Dod of aes is prac- | Many million acres of pasture land | |: es When, for example, the material i d id draws near the radio to hear from fhe| aort way nut an ee Pp 2 have known probation ou. 1 Amer And that soci | Bave been-teleased from production | * ~Veling from Gloucester Cou::- interests of the ruling class di TL: fa. ne $- if Soh ~ y 13+ or } 1 yt | zi J An Ce. =z ar ~ i a 2. = " igs the et a ee ates;, pi rignt way, but to go akcut a 10 search housés -withsut ae one of feed for horses and mules and | ty. Virginia, via the Districi of: g pine riagside, iis attention is centered on Joe Louis, Négro gentlesjan | in the wrong way is asking for] a ri, i rall ~begit an ~to practice real | mage available for production for | ( olienbla to Baltimore tate a policy of connivance with:. i | j ae ae % | trePh werrants anc PA aOR ACCOR Em Veen vor ie: mn: = ~ i j j i nd boxer extraordinary. It does something to the hearts anes | trouble. ii: the south not!. quae je ee yemocracy, the market. The land released from.,| fascists like Admiral Darlin and sae scsi::: | no.égal right | to do so. 7 The Supreme Court caceidcd ae minds of men everywhere. | -ricicized so.much and some.| ayy R Weare? ag; ' frien a es as the growing of feed for work ani- Miss M 4 re ex-King Victor Emmanuel, it ~is When the world stands fora! ef. 0 battering the face of & | thing done in the right wav v i | - ae, *: oe i hehe a é Pre-Salied Cclery mals in ihis period would be suffi- i ee ore ao ape: night [~ justified as ~expediency.~ The 7 5 * 4 une Woe va 3 Ving -975 7h \y isin truek farmer ie or WW cj y= av { Ky o if ~;. white man, it is getting ready to stand for some other things | > could see many changes mad | aa at 2 1B A Wi ruck farmer is croy- | cient te feed more than 18 milliog /t~ x + ee ee oe filled with unctuous claims ae::: of) Louisville, Kentucky ne pre-csite! éalery | bead of cattle ~nant who had complaine. tnai < ~ ~ which are ultimately more important. such as Negroes sharing | rll) lel nals s arrested by policemen.~ They | ~~ eS Metered eas ben senbehealion~ wad sat aus of piety. Only the other day, the democracy Negroes have fought to save. Joe Louis the!. a réd hia hore: and took res ~HL NEIGHBOR _ wie Tey ~éaual A i and pail je | 2emes Reston remarked in his ~practical interracialist has demonstrated too conclusively that Sul nc sae 225 | pistol which was Iving in nis oa ie ware Searle ve hatreds ban ie~ stadia dispatch to the New York Times economic well-being does not turn the Negro~s head as the Ne- | > | eindew ~ Fh y~ pla od ~Lien i as to Virginia shulate unpeees that Secretary Byrnes ~wants to ae ns. j H cue a3 p red Wn in.;: oe gro-phobes are wont to declare. Joe Louis is a fine influehce | YP p59 teh fn aay a He eae ae Ty ie Gudue hundieh on inant et Europe a chance to breathe 2 vd: ~ a | *& UB E: _ signer ies aa ee ks siete ied ~ (> ~ ~ i ) in this country because he attends tochis specialty, b-ak-bustine ~= CH Dh n jail. for ome might commerce, ~As there is no feder- a tes again, Hot only The career and fame of Louis is another outstanding proof! @ A ty av 1 id dial ele an ear ie ae dealin rl ioe 8 eats for the moral involved, but beb ecialist, he becomes~a power. 1}! | ep EP k he hee Gee So ee ia ha; ~! causé he feels our morals are in that if a man becomes a specialist, he bec p bt oe BCE ainst him. After he was re- tion of, races in iterstate. trans ~added with! SG" (tle eaepitatine raises the all-important question, Are we specialists at eur! RIVER ROUGE, Mich: Albert}, eased in the morning they in portation,~ the court continued, class's) best interests, i: oe ie o + > 1 H nes ~ Ag a 7: ~ specialty? Can teachers =..d preachers and doctors and law - | Gri~fin, 404 Palmerston Sireet | formed him he couldn~s get gun ~we must decide the validity of|.. por those who suffer discrim yers and business men say they are as efficient at their specialty | was really hot on tha fiest dav heid an interview with me this Virginia,statute en the chal- ination and exploitation, reli if as Joe is at his? Joe is the last word and as such is exerting 4) of July..He was so hot that he} in regard-to his gun. I wa; in lenge ~that. it interferes with OD capitaist pa es for as mighty influence for good in this nation and world. He is the pampered and patted Jessie] formed that ke couldn~t sat, commerce. ~As a matter of bal- ~i- like leargae on a telcnersen outstanding interracialist of this generation and has become Werman with a keick and with} back. A number of his friend ance between exercise of local ind.proken rey ~As the masuch merely by specializing in his specialty, just battering other almost the same ffertix 3| informed him that he c police and the need for national testa ~interests of the~ ~ruling me n~'s faces. for the amusement of men whose primitive instincts that: could come from ecover his gun, and.if he ms uniformity in the regulations of vroup may lead to a suddes ~can be unbtidled for a few moments. bomb. However, Mr. any attempt they would interstate travel,~ bout-f fore ff In sacred writ we are told that there was.aman sent frm the judge that~ he had n- 1 to prison Const hat thi; r 4 ode peg et ign aE i (as, God whose name was John. It could with equal truth be said tention of killing Werman of in- ban Ald yg what this ita! en ee Paso grew w ns we first fight. H ~1linét? waite te3uew ~8 eS PES on ~Oy vi ~ av egre z ~that-another man has been sent frora God whose nazae is Joe.| flicting bodily injury, Griffin) | * tos Sun oss oo States have segregation laws,} Dictator Peron, then try to woo Joe Louis with those God-given fists has done too much to lift was held for investigation of | 9 oS a j eighteen states have laws pro-| him), so may th-s~ interests ~ that if the gun wasn~ ~ae sees ~ "ee: mee. cst: a k belli f that} felonious assalt. but is out now; ~4! Hf the gun wasn~t: hibiting segregation, and twenty| ik:2: to an about-face in domes. the pride and feelings of a ract to make us believe for once tha | ee cana Nhs S sd BP d hi F early 10 vears this unsophisti-| U2Ger a $1,000 bond awaiting) ~~ states havent: done much im} fic reform, ea Ne ca o Meh he hens more to bolster the pride trial which has been set fo |@ Writ of delivery. The police either direction. On the basis on ~ om Alabama | inchs weds ware clad 4. au. ~ spy ss ad aa t in the eyes of the world than any other July Lt.: ees.~ eee ee which the court ruled, if the; The moral, it seems to me, is of a race rf ~ ~ATT AUS = tas ana ne eiant situation were reversed anc 2lain. The Suprem*~ Couri~s inon ee ~O prosecute them for i eighteen states insiead of ten | ~rs:ate comm rc? ~magic~ is ree Louis~ fists! When the vace He- Holly Sacred a ee a a Soe.: re sg - The site| a. of Jos r 3; itaned tne touts nontes ~The lezends regardin, the holly | vy of an er of cases had segregation laws, the Su.} duced tc poo~ ~magic~ in wiping WeEAYTS Cc str Hers RaaAyle'~- HHATyore<? ae iy comes dejected and weary an 1 et ~farcet kt date back to the Druids: who be ers =peopies property was preme Court in all its majesty,| Ut discrimina~o.y laws against? y e se a ret ceive kick cs om a *, along and for a few: moments at least makes a race Cie. S| lieved the evergreen leaves of the | confiscated illegally. Without could ruié that ~uniformity~ in} numan beings, The need controubles. {t is difficult io imagine ce Pir ara the*!e-| holly were yroct ts) ee yee ele ny.egal authority the under inteis.aie commerce required the| aucs. for the byuining ev a so. gro race map ai cpt eda be aan 4 ut ah t = stic prev sooo py istboreg ea pec i nit cates can sue.officials and upholding of segregation laws| Hety In which~ hugnan' beingn ouis. e does not specialize in trying to cuitivate. Leg cover damage.;: ~dati wil: be conroded aoe oa tac hites to counter the whites~ hatred of Negroes. _ Joe| Town of thorns was composed uf Te and the invalidation of laws a a. i ru. -aua ity as~ hatred for white *,| holly, and that before the crucifix- Article 6 of the Bill of Ri hte prohibiting segregation!. a matter of e emenial right, rejalizes in breaking noses and in being a gentleman. Let mt: Artic-e 6 of gi I i vapdines ad olay, specializes in ion the berries were white, but | intes in all Criminal Prose = can almost hear some read- | w of <helg, co monet or get back to our specialty and thus help the cause of race ~rela- turned crimson, like drops af blood, |~ ees Re: ers comment: ~What~s the dif- | ~ ~gin.
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