Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 16]

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SATURDAY, JULY 5," 194

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Swell here I am again you

nosey péople and believe me |

was really missed last week! what happened to me.

and I am ~told that there were! ) EXTRA: B. D. dusted P. H.~s

a: | back last Saturday nite at the
SR - | P. Cocktail Party and also was

barred from the ~house.

Here~s some hot news coming
straight from the creeper, who
knows all, sees all and tells all.
The K. sisters on Eeasy St.
really tore thernselves Wednesday, especially P. K: You didn~t
whip J. McD. so you ~know you
ain~t bad at all.

E. W. I notice. you are eating
those words you put in the
creeper last week, but don~t let
foolish pride and other peole~s
influence keep yh: ceven J. A.~s
side.

We saw i.. ~out with a
stranger from Detroit. and you
can bet your bottom dollar. that
he_ had. a--SAPs..
around in.

I see B. R: ha~ fa hair cut.
He sure needed it. You are naturadly sharp. now.

H. S. who do~ you love? I
hear that you naturally blowed
-your top Saturday nite. I wonder if it -registered: with the
chicks? we; ee

What 3.young boys came to
breakfast at. R.H.~s: home Tuesday morning.:and.' ate: 1% Ibs.
of bacon,:2: dozen:-eggs, 2
loaves of bread, 2 ~pots ~of coffee and 18 - waffles. ~We won~t
tell that it was, BR. D.R., and
E.R.

To the _K..: Bisiees on - Easy|
street, especially: D: K. and P.}
(babe) K. Red ~doesn~t go with.
your color and from what we~
see you have ~been wearing a
lot of it. lately;.,

S.J. why: can~t, you: me J.W.
get together? ~I: think - you two
make a~ nice touple.

It seems as-ifS.K. has ~taken
W.C. from: WSs. Keep cool.W

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man office inquiring as to just

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a Cy; SHRIMP To whom ae may concern:
me &. * % H.C. you and B.S.:should get
- together more. often. If B. S.

would stop: trying to be a-playboy - and: ~cheek Alp,. you | two
could do ~aitiot: paepoes tobe:
er,. I~m sures. yb ee

m Bey ote haa ~batter: leave
our boys alone and-.stick ~to ~L.
D. or else. You: know ~the: golden rule; Leave. our. ~boys alone.

C. 0, you really liked that

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MRS. GALE:. $1.00

~AMERICAN LIFE READER - - - ADVISER:: Special Readitig Daily and Sunday
Lataiel in Pullman Trailer,

F just past City limits on M-21
~ Corunna Rd, 4 blocks from

~Corunna Rd. Bus.
* Without any questions, this
remarkable woman reveals
}. your. entire. life. from ~infancy.to-old age, giving names, dates,
' facts and f gures, and guides
> you~ to~ siccess, health and
~ happiness; settles lovers quarrels, enables you to win the
b esteem. and affection of any o
one you.~ may desife, cause ~ # he: fa se
- speedy and: happy marriages; Dy rade
tells. you if the one you love is true; restores lost a ectzon, peace
and confidence to lovers ani discordant families; gives you the
full secret how to control the thoughts and actions ef any one you
~desire, First. appearance in your city. If your busines; is unsuceessful, if your health is. not good, if you are in TROUBLE of any
~kind, -you should see this TRULY GIFTED PSYCHIC. She has
helped thousands. Why not you? Everyone Welcome,

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a~. $13 éo.

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to. sport her

dark corner Saturday nite.- at
the Royal Gardens club, didn~t
you.
I see that J. S. and D. F.
are back ~ again. Good
deal!
J T. watch that jive about
your being in love with B. S.
I hope you don~t want H. C.
to send you one of those poems.
If she does I~m sure it will be
more than the ones she sent
to B. J.
To Old Miss: You know you
have to reap just what ~you
sow, so no better-for you, just
suffer. Someone may have your
husband-to-be after -you~re married to him, so suffer. Ha! Ha!
L.-W. and P. H. came in the
Grill Saturday nite; and neither B. D. or D. H.' was with
them! I wonder what.the score
is?
B. S. how~s about H. C. That
child is madly in love with
you, so I hear, but don~t worry.
T. S& check up on BJ.: or
else you may lose the chance
to check up my boy.
What is this I hear about
S. H. liking L. T.? ~ Better
watch that stuff. ~
~To whom it ~may~concern: J.
H..you really love your ~rines~
and lines, for instance, M. C.,
PLR, F. HH, but: what ~ can~t
understand is where did V. J.
come in? Her name _ doesn~t
rhyme.
S. J. just what are you putting down? Can~t you get a
steady. boy friend? Or is it that
you wan to have the name of
Play Girl?: -B. D..made a_ grandstand
| play for D. W. Saturday night

by giving up eleven charlies,
| them was too bashful to ask for

them back.

M. (Mercury) H. followed in!
1B. D.~s footsteps and dusted
| I. V;'8 back.) 9.

Famous host words heard last
j week were ~I should knock you
down but you are~ not worth
_it. To these words, Miss Fine
smiles. and -.says; ~Oh; I
wouldn~t do that if I were you.~

Two want to be hep chicks,
S. S., and G. T. Saw S. S. and
lL. ~. last Sunday, and they are
still that way about one another.

~We wonder whether A, S. is
still in town or not. It seems
that she is hiding and we don~t
blame her.

We wonder where was E. J.
Saturday nite when R. H. went
to sleep on L, B.~s shoulder at
the Pugh party,

Virginia Klan
Loses Charter

NORFOLK, Va.

charter

~(ANP)~
The Ku Klux Klan has lost its
in Virginia through

By Harry Levette

If there is such a psychological
phenomenon as a mammoth
thought-wave, and if its breakers can affect a distant object
towards which it is directed,
then labor organizations on the
west: coast will be an important
factor in bringing about repeal
of the Taft-Harley law.

One and all they freely expressed their dissatisfaction to
this ANP representative over
the outcome of the congressional action. They also in general declared themselves greatly surprised at the overriding
of the President~s veto, and that
the Democrats had failed him
in not solidly backing his veto
of what they call a blatant attack on labor.

Said Edward Bailey, for many
years president of Musicians

Klan~s cha:ter was revokdd the
charte,~ of 150 domestic organization:; and 21 out- -of- State cor| porations.

The* Klan~ has not given
much trouble in Virginia. The

LOS ANGELES ~(ANP)~/[

stae has a workable anti-lynch
law passea during. Senator
Byrd~s tenure 7~~ office as governor Clashes between the races are rare, and. conditions now
are not as bad as.in some other parts of the south

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failure to pay registration fees
amounting to $10 for two years.
The hate organization was
chartered in this state as a regular corpcration by the state
corporation commission which

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revoked the charter.

non-profit organization. and had
failed to pay iis fees for 1945
and 1946, the commission said.
The Klan had also failed to pay
the 1947 tax, it was reported.
Since the law is specific about
registration payments, spokesamen for the commission said
payment of the 1947 registraton
fee. would not change the status of the Klan since two years
previous had not been paid.

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fees and last week when the

The Klan was chartered as a

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assure you of courteous
all times. (Veteran own
West Coast Labor Circles Hit
Overriding of Pesident~s Veto

Local 7672

~The. Taft-Harley bill, in my
opinion, is similar to a _ ta'l
game: Two members of the organized labor team get a ~pass
on balls~; when the union steps
in to ~pinch hit~ for the collective interest of the worker, he
inevitably must hit into a ~double play~ when he ~strikes~ at
the slow, deceiving curves
thrown by our. congressicnal
pitchers, who drew the measure, and who overrode the better judgement of President
Truman.~ ~

-L.. B. ~Thompson,able presidént of the local branch of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, AFL, declared~ ~AID
the members of the brotherhood of, Sleeping Car Porters,
AFL, decla: ~ed: ~All the members of the brotherhood on the
west coast are up in arms over
the evolution of the measure
into ~a law, by riding roughshod over the veto. However,
its clauses can have no outwaré
effect on the locals, be~ause ci
the fact that the brotherhood,
unlike many of the others is an
international organization of
the American Federation of Labor, and the closed shop claus:
dees not pestain to it sine> the
brotherhood. has no closed shop.
Nevertheless, we all hope to see
the damaging law repealed.~

Both AFI, and CIO. chief.
here denied -any plans for a
general strike, pointiig to: in
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~WilLBERFORCE, O. ~(ANP)

The ~church supported college of
Liberal arts,
ported college of education and
industrial arts, which together
make up Wiiberforce, con~inued
to operate under separate administrations here last we2k 4s
eadh sid: expressed sonfiden 42;
in its president and gitded i tself
for a showdown fight.

church, meeting

the church board of trus~ees in
lismiscing Dr. Charles Wecl.y as
sresident of ih2 famous insti~uLeander Hill as his successor.
a ~hp theolog+cal
at Morris Brown college... ~

Shorter hall,
Ngo alae

a
asd. owned building.

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Wilberforce Feud As Bishop's
Council Support Wesley~s Firing

and the state-sup-}

The bishop~s council of AME})
in~ Louisville}
last week, upheld the action of

tion, and appointed Dr. ~Charles

Dr. Hill was at one time dean}
department:

The Bishops alloted $10,000. as
a kind of emergen,y fund to car-}
ry on functions of the college} _.
of liberal arts and gave Dr. Wes-|",
ley 24 hours in which to vacate, ~
-church-owned |.
Wesley moved ht {>
k2adquarters to Bundy - a

state board tock ach on |
immediately by withdrawing all |.
financial support. from the-church

school operation; a'sum of: approximately $78,000, -voted-- con-: fidence in Dr. Wesley~s administratisn, increased his salary
isubstantially overwhat h2 was
receiving as combined head of
the institution, and accepted his
| Program for a. summer school.

During the fight, the student
j

bk i DA? -
pe ~ered ii -
have gome down the line ~ Ww.
Dr. Wesley. The: latter.
tion, in a statement to Atty. Ra
Hughes, chairman:pf the; sta
board, wrote::~This is to assure
you and your.. board of
~whoh:hearted support:of;:the -
lumni-- association. ~-May..~}@ul
celiberaticns result in a grea
and harmonious Wilberforce.~ i

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