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EDITOR BARBADOES
BRIDGETOWN, Barbadoes
'ANP) -Charles Firdorick Col:;,
editor of the Barbadoes Recorder,
died Monday at the age of 77. A
native of Bridgetown he entered
the printing industry as a youth
and in addition to publishing the
Recorder, the largest publication
in the island conducted an im
portant printing establishment.
MAN LYNCHED BY S. C. MOB
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Bishop Davis To Grand Jury
Victim Accused
Os Robbing And
Shooting Man
VETS ACCUSED
OF BEING
COMMUNISTIC
CHICAGO <MNPA> The Unit
ed Negro and Allied Veterans of
America is not a Cc<irnmmist or
commander, declared last Monday
Kenneth C Kennedy, national
commando ,doi im ed las’ Monday 1
sit » statement authorized by she i
National Council of that organiza
tion
Mr Kennedy .aid "such as: a ecu- ,
S*tM>a is a clever means of creat- j
ifc?:- id-wilt am( ftemUmwi.- toward i
■Us by those who do not want Ne
gro veterans, organized and who
would destroy she unity created
during the war between Negro and
white si rv treat f-r. 1 adding.
“WNAVO has no in being
unworthy of the forthright -cuoport
of our honora-y commander. Joe
Lfuii:: Dr William K Jeraagin ot
the Fraternal Council of N» pro
Churches, and Grand Exalted
Ruler J Fin!, v Wilson of the firs-:
proved Benevolent and Protective j
order of Elks of the World, and m i
our efforts to beeorn** accredited
w.tii uie v(.'1.0; aie, Aitonnisteration. j
These Negro leaders understand ;
ttiv worth of UNAVA and the fight i
we arc waging in behalf of the |
rights of Negro veterans."
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Jesse O. Thomas has left Wash- ?
ingiott on a speaking tour wiv- i
ertag Mississippi, Louisiana. Ala
bama and North Carolina. i
C. I. O. MAKES RACE
RELATIONS AWARDS I
NEW YOkk The annual CIO
award to six citizens, making out
standing contributions ir. the field
of race relations in and outside the
CTO, was announced Friday by
©eurge I, P. Weaver, director of
the CIO Committee in Abolish Dis- i
crimination.
Meeting in Washington, D. C., j
last week, the committee designs;- ;
eri the following to receive the
awards:
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise; Dr.
Charles Johnson, president, Fisk j
University and member of the!
UNKSCO delegation to France and j
Japan; Michael Mann, secretary- j.
treasurer of the Chicago industrial:
Union Council. CIO: Emil Sieve,
president. CIO Textile Workers j
Union of America- Walter P.
Reutbei, president. CIO Automo- ;
Workers fasioa; a>t.d Jacob S, 1
THE
"VOLF-vIE XxVf, No Id ’ fc A LEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA ~ WTk.K V. Nf DIN fGS A T™? ,*]"> AV, KHmCARV 22, HM7 VIIU..L 7c J
PICKENS. S C. —A. mob of AC
white men—some wearing cab driv
ers caps—seized j man supected of
I'tUifK ;.I Pickens C jail
; here Monday and an hour later
; ths i w hi-, bullet-ripped body near
I a rur-! slaughterhouse
Willie Earle. vi:tim ol Uiv mob.
; as accused of robbing and wound
i :r?g T. W. Brown, white Greenville
cabbie, h* re .Saturday night, after
Blown died Monday afternoon.
Two mer carrying shotguns lea
.< lynch parly and forced Ed Gils
i trap, the jailer, to surrc-ndei Earle
j shortly before 5:00 a.m. A mysler
! iou& telephone call notified a Green
| villc mortuary of the death about
If> OO and the body was found in
| Greenville county, just across the
j Pickens county line
: Coroner J. T. Turner of Green*
{vDle said his body was slit! warm
i when he reached the scene, and
i that Earle’s head bore raping shot
; gun wounds on both sides and his
. torso was "mutilated by one or
more knives.”
Members of the Gilsirap family
: v,-j;o ii.'i on <hf -second fioor of
Che j,, ;l .-:«id they watched the mob
'Continued on back pagei
477TH TO STAY AT
"' |<|" ' | jp
Lockbourne Army An Base---
i Announcement was made this week
by Col. B. O. Davis Jr.. Base C 0..
that the 477th Como:isii / - G'r.up
will not go to Tusk ogee AAF as
e.jg't'.ally oi-umed The group will
ic.-main ..-t iVlyrtU- Beach. S C.. fw
' the thro mouth period Act ording
in Colonel Davis in-, last mimi'e
change in movement Older: vein
issued by Maj Ge F'.n.r! Williams
Commanding Gennra.l ••• NV.it ft Air
Force.
The A,i eehclnt; of ?o 6) iiij a"0
With Bomber :v Fit: • team
'no Group imparted :.ockooui’h
on the first, of Fobruut y as srhed
u led. to undergo a fifteen-day
training period in gunnery and
low level bombing. Upon comple
tion of this refresher training they
'Continued on page 8)
HoiAßFrewT
DIES IN Cf ASS
WASHINGTON (ANP> Vi
Samuel Morris, ■white j •ufc.ssoria!
lecturer in the department of zo
ology :i Howard Untv rsity. died
of a heart attack while conduct
ing b class Thursday evening
.According to the reporks of zo
ology students, the professor com
(F..inert of feeling ill whiii lectur
ing, and collapsed. Ht. was pro
ru uneef! dead at Freedman's hos
pital.
PotoXfiky. president. CIO Amalga-;
mated Clothing Workers of Ainer- i
ira.
The committee , approved of the j
action of the CIO Workers' execu
tive board in ret) westing all its lo- !
cal: to withdraw its teams from
tournaments conducted by the ]
American Bowling Congress, and j
tc commended that the CIO execu- j
tive board request its affiliates to I
take similar action The American !
Bowling Congress bars all team: ]
having any non-white players from i
participation in tournaments.
The committee reported that pro- j
i gme* was toeing made in its fight ■
to have Negroes admitted to the
Senate and House press galleries. I
A recomtnen da tier, was made by '
ihe committee to the executive of- !
liters that a contribution of Si.O'.'O j
iContinuod on back page! I
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ATTORNEY'S MAP DIVING
t ak srn
Attys. Sidney V .lours. ,fj of
Chirigo arid Beliowl \ Ijnwsftn
ol Washington, arc shown seal
ofi .ii V* mapping nut
ihrir fight on h<-?.. .1 inn- ft.
>-tamf»s 'left l , manager of for
Sowthsiitc branch oi th< SwcisJ
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DALLAS < ANP-i Perkins
! School of The oiogy Southern
; Mith'idisl Univcr.si 'y. boorn d
i t.t>.number of ‘-penial of
frriny, odvanred *. nininu • Negro
; ministers of li.r Dallas area from :
: tv-f. i.ft four. !i w j11>. ,; m . .-if bv
Dr E. B. Hawk. 'dan of >h,- school.
1 art fail, in,-' anhn'.i
i rh.’dcnls as a pan of o
,‘ i ii-u a recognized need and help
j .iavanco th- CLfi.is.o- of Christ tav
; b; im-int; < m -.pportunines foi
ftu-iii.., tp-intng io y •ministers
v-du, would otiierv. is' have j
; .oh-., npporl.unii ins." About 12 mm- j
i Hr. Vi olk-I in ihe tire •
Tb= .succors .uhonrbTK: the exper- !
dt hi -A r o.- such ohnt i\+-\ jirhooV.- ;
*cu!'-. dnn'p.d 11, acd two oibf..- !
•••ur-!-- d.i ring <hc present awoner. '
'•'thour.li Hoi admitted a-.- candi- !
I* -, for rl gttinenis at- ’
'--rirs (■! . . ' urine the day. take
. gui-ar Ci-feJenfund cotn-sf--. use the i
•"•me f;,--.:iijti--K as white students !
nd have the benefit of rhe same
■.deluge do other pupils
He it e twi Up prosrsrr a* f>e- .
• mg “in kr.epint with the . landing !
j-oiiey oi Perkins school and tlu>t 1
of KMXh"
m CREMATE
AS FLAMES
DESTROY HOME
RALEIGH Car Hollo'/, ay. Bit.
was burne-ci to death in bis three I
room house on the Rock Quarry
read early Thursday morning. Cor- I
o or Irving M Cheek has report
ed.
investigation tried to determine
cause fit the fire which was dis
covered by Thomas Wilson who
vras passing and v;hn broke open
the fiord door of the blazing build
ing anti found Holloway overcome
by flames and smoke near ’he c«-
f vvTir»cv,
He lived with Hugh K, Bunch a
nephew, who was at work when
the lire occurred and was almost
cremated hs the blaze winch had
practically destroyed the building
before tiretnea SPftvm,
.’-cturuv office in fhu-ago and d
i Tiiiis L. St. richij r.?a::a? rr l\
for West Virginia for the Sb-
M:'mc I.ihertv f.ife Insu-awr
f '(»mpan against ihr I .oulsviMe
itfiti \h ■t! i t iixitroiM! ' flop
r.J ihr * o:r.,v \ !•> v rvr Ilf
Si fnp', and M: Pori-Ii in *},! ir
CAR 01 :N A SHORTS
Vfrt.l Ps\ -i'» ..t!-,s
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j n i!i! ,j;!rirr svwlgi jilf
j norm ■i. t,r,-rnlfHt r I,:>pF■ 1 ,»l
I >fTtiversH.. is )!<<■ m it!:!
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I -1 c as
i- tnitTi'-aii UHemmg vs.
. Amcrii oi V. l.caiie.rsbip."
PRESIDENTIAL' ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
Him. Eugenic Eituur. Deputy
from Ou»da>oopi* to the Council
oj me KcpaMte shown arriving
with her daughter and son-in
law, Leonard Sedar Snigtior, for
(he Congr*** of Versailles. The
Ceng Ha*- which is compoesd of
the National Assembly and the
C'»US!CiI ffi the U.epublk at »f
uing ear on March !5, iS4B, he
<-cr, Nout'-vi'llr n»«i VmnhuvaL
Mr. -Tamps .md Mr. i'owHS
■ v th' had been attendinc
jii UI, ysflim as<H-o.lHi><i. *»1
"'’’ ‘- : ' • *!*“■ • 1 ' } t - ‘ - ■■'.i ■ t ; 7
: f \ %« t ,
V- *' !..v i.N; i. VI i ’.v?> i
t ! •' • ‘if »KO the •' If
.f"m »,1 Negro }*. <•.-% »Vr< k
ii % .•> ' 1 i i>‘ ■?. last
« • liighhg'liSrifl by the
)>r • >r> C I'.nmpiis ,»i thrr<
.. t.rnr , '. ,, r : f:v,'.iio-rfi'ing
' »ij- iln V ai.tl T rftilienf
i.t • • . « :-n- s‘<»*t Hughe*.
• ■ jMs ; and writer, l»r H- rin-
Ap;7‘ <;!•■ • minon* iiitborny on
'• i;ro I'.istory from ('i>lu«n*.ia
sa»lJir». ronvenej January ib to
eiret the first president of She
Fourth Republic, Vincent Aralol.
Mme, Eheuc' is the widow of
the late. Gov. Gen, Felix Efeone «f
Fresveh F.cnatoriat Africa. She
has j m«mber wi tnc soc
j cesßtte f onxuStativc Assemblies
since the Liberation, fATSHP)
y iir.SrJtfej I>M n
UKIKSPECTED
MEAT IN HOME
MAKxlOh r.. - - : '• XX f ’A; : :
V khl.p ?va<>f :or H o,.vi>. whi} WkS
i r : - : .;:-n of \fw Cor?- >
i- I■l1■ 1 • c-op ,: l'))orri. ;•• vOj.du?! un- ;
•n.r. tm. •• h;rhnp. *. .-. ordered
1 M !•■:••! T *>y M WtI- ‘
r •■■ 4 ■•J ■ • ! '-/■ ‘ •.Xi\j. : 4l i.' ■• •*• ,
• .„- !C/?I j 7,’B'i - H; ; ?»;• 'y of UiUH- 1
i : : ' • rr)Cv'i -d •, it? : >X*?o > >•' r- city '
! Ari of;
; , • _— \{ *|§o was i '
i H:.-.hep ioaviy; wax for I
! o jiu v action or) hi* own rt'-c- :
; , i, :y/-.'ie*i Hr- w%s Hrrf'iTtod lav! ’
: Thiirrdav -on ih r coriploint. of Dr. !
! V Ll.-rj D - nil of r, ,ny j
•vkvi-‘o. ;vho testified at a hearing j
, Thursday that fir-top .Davis had in ’
-ernent -of •Ms '.•■■’
j.lXiyiO H : l.l : ‘ '
; better Tfcridential eighhorhoods, |
■7 )0 oor-rds of meat which was
! - -Wityred and prrparea v.ii.hout
i>u'pc*;'v ? i: m. of the C omn e issi-on *
i,• r.f H- :■! • ,•; B<-; ttirrwji • un Feb- i
SH TRIAL li! SSE
SUSLSED BF BIAS
:-?<ij.auf;! phia p,. >\:<rA,
\> )w,i bi. - nor prejudice Aas
:.!;<, ■, by hBT. in thr !itigat»OT! in -
'i . . ••;>: *v’(; biphops of li:i Afri- \
j: • ~.
i’ V- dx-m. Dirt lii-f .Judge Geurgt A. |
j ; '•.*'• ;••!•. m•. bii-eyj here JaM Mcjiidav. j
>} itis petitk:;; filw! ii> he l
] i V ; :; -; e. ; :■' , Carreit C»n, ■ ■■■! Ap- !
I' ;•<- '. ;. -Kir;: illai tb< in removed ‘
j ■:•; ,ji .. . tb{ in ‘>;i
i VA'JI; *i iri iic rtevi i iiafi any i
|| j ' i-'ig» «if (.)• i' quaiti' .pet .eith
j ; .!■, : ■: i, ,ti :-.li(M ,7!.)!| |. GlT‘:n. I
1 ! •, 1 ,‘!.- itr,, - A rit .inciv ..j Tti'-.tmp |
]! o- V.- A Si :i .. of J'hil ifiprea, j
j j h. 'o ;-, sjjeciai s»nferneoe of the J
|; ":l'j Cfureii voted U> cupel.
-| M;.;. rr:or'’ T * .• re AJoxnndcr. nttor-
I ... y for £’i bo,, Green fifed the pc— i
, on ..I hn\ • Judge Welch remov
i .. M: Aicx.-.r.der e-ha.ged feat
i . tv,- irh hfs r d ntused ana :
•'C'»t{.:t>u'.'f; 07. berk p >ge>
"<..omplrlr. hcpialifo
t.pe*ToP;*' Ihghf. Savs
Pnol-Mifor !
j
j Wb! Bart i. Spr!»:!••■•. Inc l ‘Hpc- \
i t laj The' soiutio?. to Amei’ie-i's i
I race probl-'m lie- only in removng :
! ..T.mplctcly obligatory segregation |
jin d she theory of White supre* j
j nn.cy" Rev . John LnFaiee. S. J., ;
| .'ditoi of America Sind author of ■
• Cos.;:otied on buck page)
SECRETARY OF
STATE SHEETS
GEN. DAVIS
W ishis.gi.on <AHP» Among the j
| Edittc-riti” array of siivei ;:lars and !
! ;, ; ,Jd braid galhert'd h; the White j
• ' i a.-... 1 it-j e iat,i week fi.tt the Fre-i- |
i oentiui icreption was the' ionc No- i
i i-r» i‘r;icr;.l m the army, Rrid. Get.. ! •
i O. Dat/is. Sv
Standing, ignored at the fringe j
lof the iiHi’r group «f miJilariSts j
7-uiTouTiriing .‘he Vresidcnt and ;
J j .-.st Taidy. he was spied by Gen. !
' Gc-orgc Mar.- &M\ n»-v. secretary of j
Lesvir.t; the center of the
i group. Gen. Marsh nil c-t -passed nil!
’the admirals and generals. inc?t»rt- j 1
• i»->y Gen 'Risenhowe-’- and Adm.
I N-.mitr. and singled out Gen Davis
]f or greeting.
j FoTlcwinif his v r Jtioo. various .
tCoa.viu.iwL op bacS page)
Asks Governor
r»”« : /nr .
lo Commute
Se nten ce 1 o Li fe
niljij i (f TP nail
Dh;;:C.. v p. C‘ «in N i A>—Tm?
* Ai*' vV ; -DiJ i. i VC*} L v in: t
• *.v«i **• 4 ’ *-■ *a«» vV•*l. Ct>.?
■’ i.i p- Mi - ; pm;!.c pci
foM'iUini;.'ir til ii L.iyticv .i?rlii»;ni»jr^
i i-i'd commercidl
<.V. .110 lei! :■!:> W.,y OJHOI for
-ii'oupiN ic - ' \ 1 *n. ciuuilor*
•’ fi 1-1 i O'ick [r *.gc )
ivmuiuiu. mm p
VsEI-TS MARCH 15
KAU-lIGH- T !>• • E.,..;,;0 Annual
rrig I tic Noi’ln • aioimu
a:...-., will )::■•: h. id in I'ii'.i■:it??. fir:
E-riurd-.y, Ma?ch 2F The morning
>. r;.ip »wg:r: Hi IR.PO
coniir.in uutii i :d); the al’emoon
--ib rut; from !.-*:» until
4 i'll. A!,' „H-f: t*. Til hr m th>
SUiidsy Jvhoi)] Build u. ■■■! (he
Vi:licet Methodist Church.
Tre montiny sesskv- will Ifsilure.
■ '■ilk !. > Dr lfomid L. Trigfe. As
•:>! the Southern
Hi ::r:v:! f.Vimctl »i I!'<W :nd air
KING AND QUEEN OF
ENGLAND WONT SEE
REAL AFRICA ON VISIT
As-W V'MKti. - ;■ i - Point ini 1
•m iw-it . i the- o.uiip that King
■iq Q 1 -.-I : T.i vlcv ■ not :;et
7 rivii ihv; visa Africa .vhile wrft
rs on PM h >ve unit-bed a sore
spot:
'.-.1.7 1 ypieii-fi': 7olgiii to give
Pm a !.v/o day rei-epi ion in Johan
burg. Bui at the same session ot
iii city c.-uncii a SIBO,OOO housing
iiiau for 6.WD African families was
fi I r fi-f vifi jH-r.'.-.i
• WAal. f Vi- royalty won’t .-tee
Viwv its special train and a»to
itcbikv, as an African magazine
jiioted by N, v AP-ica pits it.
■"Th.- hardy towns in which the
i<*si>-.-ra?.e 111 rl-..d, ill housed, jll fed
a.ci ndo-white arc
compul; irjly bearded by tiheii at-lf
.ippoii:!.!-d trustees. The appalling
‘ ifislK's whirh rhov, that half'
A thr- irjii-vviiiH- iiif..■ tlii.- iii ita-i;
iip y-.’.-1 not the th< n> .- n>, where
:i'r*d reds of thousands of nou
ft'hite iri'iimnai l -> work out 1 h ( -i 1
ireadfitl off? n:-* that of being
.(in-wt-m- in tiicsi n loJid*”
Tin South Africa.'-. «ovcrnmfn
.Hide of laws de:-).a-c ’ p.> vp Afn
r;v >r: it staid! ot permanent sub
: rvience provides punishment for
ids recognized as criminal offenses
cri'ly v.-hr-n they arc committed by
i Continued on page 8)
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CAS Wl'iK«».S SUPPORI
THEIR OWK rOM-F.GES?
T-- -.ns I>r o*wt;» *» Fun
won. <lll iaaandang New VorH phf
-7 n who ha,'; fimWlwM gi-l*-
r; ,hk!j (ii (the 1/Swntn l ot* <-t si
ij'rt.i i T-lb*v nii-lif drive.
(AN P'
MAY MOVE SOLDIERS
FROM S. C. ARMY CAMP
i :.;il .UMBTA, S. C • ANPi- Sources |
which would not allow quoting in- |
rli: filed early this week that the
atm.v may shift colored soldiers
t-om For*. Jackson here the (result.
r>: npp;r--'i! dmconi-vtitmem with
many of the men end agencies j
>..-h.ich hwe condemned assigtUßent j
i Negro troops to a southern train- '
jog camp essrlusively.
I 1: known that delegation of'
high ronkine army officers arrived j
b the Fori his week to investigate i
;ee matter. Several soldiers now at j
the post were {joesfSonwT about :
condkttWis and several civilian 1
ae.’-ncies arid persons were ;«lso vis- ,
i-w. h> the coterie Final solution
viii dcyclic on tin rupari 0* inus 1
investigation
The issue of br.ving tw not h»v- i
OXFORD Judge 11. Hunt
i’.-.rki Thun-day yentenceit Thom*
. I.r-v.-ia- *0 death in the gas Cham*
ir on April if foi rape of Mrs. W.
A7.c- Jolmson, a white woman, here
-. .Inly 8 and then read an open
f! :• which be had addressed to
(! --vcrr.vr R Gregg Cherry reeom*
i: .inding executive clemency.
Ad; -in n;> iliai He might set aside
v-.-rdict Judge Parker wrote
>J governor: “The evidence It* this
7 e bus given me great concern..
1 :tn of !hc opinion that i should
’■oi -i cisf: tins di.HTc-tioi* and set
‘•Hie she verdict. I am ftrimly con
vinced that Thomas Lewis should
not suffer death in this case. I re*
-.pi-ctfiilly i-cqnest that you as gov
*. 1 *jr fsh<ill. in your descretioa
-rnniuti thi- death sentence to
im impris-xmm«*«!•.*'
Judg< Parke-: aid Solicitor W.
H Murdock would also write the
-. cstsoi 1 vuimucnCirg demerscy.
■ -X- i'7 crimio.-.l record -vos made
. pari . ! the letter.
Death srnieticcs for Negroes con*
■ us-, d of rape of white woman is
ndatoi'.v m the Southern states
urrier viack codes# i-nacted by rriosi
■ J the States of tb» Sovth at the
of the Civil War to deprive
N'-grots of citizenship accorded
tb-.ni hi the 14th amencm ut to the
Constitution.
RACIAL RELIGION
BIAS BARRED
IN N. Y. BILL
ALBANY Y OTHPA) - Race
• c 7 'he
bn?mrrh? m wcwud be
!■ trmi under the terms of a bill in
roduced in the New York State
i.egir, uurv last Monday night, by
- ’ii,-,*or Arthur Wachtel of the
it:- and Asserfibiymor.'. Hulan
■ .Ini i. oi Harietn. both Democrats.
T.-- bill w:-,s based on a study in
thi housing field by the American
•h wish Congress and contains both
■ itnj.i-.ai end avii penalties for vio
; 1-itions.
Th- sponsors said csnacl-meot of
trie measure was a “necessary first
step towards the elimination of ra
.,l uiii. in .New York 71 fy
•Negroes and Spanish-Speaking
;:;derjis," they said, "sstt forced
-1 in ov-'r.-rovreied. segregated
;: i; paying high rents foi infer
ic- bousing They cannot build
r: odorr; housing because of the dis
<Continued on back page)
NO iC ON SOUTH
BOUND TRAIN,
SAYS OFFICIAL
RALEIGH —Set:board Railroad
I of fit iab Trie-dai hi'anm-il i\f> fair;?’
| cum nt rumors that Mrs Fannie-,
j f t arson who died here aboard a
' S' Ewawd southbound train because
isip had an attack after she ’ had
; be; u w'-krd to move from “the white
j reach to a coach used exclusively
1 tv, colored passengers,
i According to railroad officials,
Mrs P'-arson bad been sitting in
j tin s-ame v‘j! in h smali coach with
white ;*nd cofonxl since
[ ;*:>■ train left Richmond, end was
: -<-aied in v double sesa at. th* time
of :ht- att-Tk. Tin- car in which she
v.-a.-, seated wss “ ‘way back in. the
j according to Seaboard of
ficials. because the cars “come
rnvxed-x up."
A <fif’d; in: >r. official report*.
- we-i nni;. two or three otfa
irnmituied on back page)
ling the men stationed here hinged
| i enlerlfliament for ♦•he men and
;h<* general attitude of the soldier?
The army loaders indicated th*-
■ '{-n, here for about eight weak*
| i-,y basic naming, needed more lo-
I cal activities which the community
1 is not offering. Contrary to geoer
■ ! assertions, the men believed, the
local while attitude was "indiffer
ent,’' of no concern left or right,
: nd that, this was in itself whole
fsrne. Civilian leaders held, how
ever, that the community would
tkovMc more entertainment 3/ it
had any contact with pc..,. auihwri*
?3Cf.