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Editorial Viewpoint
WORDS OF WORSHIP
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~As Raleigh approaches the Fall season, un-
Btartttdly « void will need filling in the leu
of three personalities (among others) in par
tjcular, AU three personalities art to be re
membered during the anxious moments of the
sttrtirt and demonstrations. Especially notably
us two, was the very short time they had been
ia Rftteiqh. and the outstanding contributions
tMy made. AU three were selected to sit on the
Mayor's bi-raeisl committee.
telddm in a city of Raleigh s site da indi
mduati me to the heights of respcmsibility as
4d Rev. J. Oscar McCloud and Dr, Charles A.
Lyons.- Working closely with Negro organifi
ttoftS and thl Student* who championed the
aauSS at freedom for Negroes in Raleigh these
two young men earned the respect of their el
dart as well at the admiration of the Students.
Their courage was undaunted, they were ob
jective, highly mature and determined in their
approach.to the problems facing Raleigh hOt
too many months past. They acquitted them
selves admirably.
Atlanta, Georgia has removed Rev. Mc-
Cloud from our midst; Howard University •#-
•Let Ue Continue" was eery apropos ftl A
>l6gan for the 19A4 Democratic ConverttHtll
which met in New Jersey leet week The fhftl*
lenge was set before President L. B. Johnson
end his running mate—the “resilient” and lib
eral Mr. Humphrey.
President Johnson pledged himself td efth
tinue the program of the late John F. Kenne
dy whoa* ttdminisli sLion connoted "tlif Nw
Frontier," a strong America, and she humani
tarian approach to the problems of civil
poverty and disease, and education. Wi bftngVC
J B J. “outdid" himself in these endftftVdrt.
His statesmanship regarding the iflW-POVefty
program led his opponent to label him the fflftn
With the “poor man’s syndrom#:" hut Whftt
they said shout Mr Johnson didn’t hflthet him
in the least.
The waters of the nation af# indeed v#fy
troubled. It has been evident id the ftetion* M
Alabama and Mississippi leader! both ftt and
away from the 1964 Democrat)! Convention.
It hat been visible in the racial ftofe Hi Mar
lym. Rochester, New York. Philadelphia, ag
well as in other placet far and wld#. It hai
been noticeable because of (he constant need to
• tfßmonstrate and Conduct "matfh#l M to puh
licixe the Negro’! resentment which hai not 11-
way* been disciplined.
It is high time that the American public,
white and black, tank time out fee ft tittle
"soul searching” in regards to plftClM the
*h)#me, or responsibility, for the deplorable ac
tions of the last few weeks.
Neither faction la solely to blame; the re-
Not For Intellectually Gifted Alone
When one mentions going into engineering,
phvsi ett chemistry, or mathematics as career!,
he thinxs immediately that these persons are
required to have "keen brains."
Statistic* report that this country will need
11.000 new physicist* by the end of 1970. The
question then is: "From where are we going tn
get these persons?"
Professor William J. Thaler, chairman of
Ocftfgetown University’s department of phys
ics, Km suggested an answer for “filling in the
•hoftfege gap ” "You don’t have to he ft genius
to bft a professionally and competent phytic
-Ist," Thaler declares. He believes that if this
Simple truth it drummed into students by high
srhkftl principals, guidance counselors, maybe
enough youths will be* encouraged to take
phytks to overcome the lag.
' Thaler, at 38. heads the physics department
ct an important university. He preferred this
tab helping SB tnfthe physicist* at H9.MO ft
year to • 140.000 Job ta industry, which he
Abraham Bolden - We Regret
... Abraham Boklcn. flret Negro Secret Service
; «u« »—tgwed to guard the president “let hie
race deem** recently DIM he vm ten teased te
etx jftet to tell t teem
iU Mcerftfre SreO" tfht fa Slink el them
eefvet at pllleie fee upholding the UdMt idee It
ot the Negrt rtca AU flntt mutt etrive to he
individuate el feteptty, honeety. good menk
end *li iff repreteh. M
.Judge Jeeeph Sen Ferry el U. S. Dietrtct
ssStacis
think he canid get rtenney titer being teo
vieted on three otteda—tttempted eele el de
ject Service doceneh. eheMetien of jaetke
athd conspiracy? By attempting te tell MM
Bolden «ea offering to expose the
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fXnrdMie dl rata, entar or creed. Mthume* end M|tt rights fteemi na man
Mhed no men—ffle Negro frees terfrat n non ea the hr* he-
Bdft Wishes Gdntlemtn
Let Us Continue!
Let Us Search Our Souls
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fHend. a unity Mdtdftent. m-tmini Patnar.
lected Dr. Lyons far an adflMfHiirative post
The third personality referred to. whojoes to
Fayetteville State College this Fill, is or Nel
son H. Hams.
Dr. Harris needs no introduction in North
Csmttns after a JO-year tenure hi edues«on
His contributions to edueahon at thaw Uni
versity, the Teachers Association and many
affiliates hi the field of education are wen
known end speak for thcmselvea. However, we
salute him, along with Dr. Lyons and Rev
McCloud for their contributions beyond the
can of duty in civic, religious, pelßaal. frater
nal and the social worlds.
That Raleigh has been made richer
because of their contributions has not been
without recognition as there have been occas
ions Where the high esteem in which they are
held was demonstrated. The CAROLINIAN
believes it speaks for die general public when
It here extends a hearty thanks to these gentle
men who have wrought well in our midst.
We Wish them God speed in their new respon
sibilities and of course, expect them "back
hOdle" when the occasion permits.
Hftw with some of the fences (battersd at
the Convention) repaired and patched, Johnson
ftfld Humphrey are ready "to continue’’ the
democratic program for making America pro
gressive. But in the words of the late Mr. Ken
nedy, every U. S. cititen must help the 1964
Democratic candidates “to continue” by not
WftltHif for our country to do something for
tit. bttf father what can we do for our country
If every citizen supports the anti-poverty
pfifiiili sis L.8.J., our economy will br di
fNted toward “preventing” our children from
WlAdtftl Up ftfl a human slag heap. If we seek
peaceful troys to abide honestly by the new
ClVIt rigfte laws, our citisenry will be assured
at human dignity.
Yes, Sftci ftne of us ‘"must work hard to
continue.'’
ftponsitHHty must be shared by both sides No
longer m the long sought-after rights of thr
Negro A question of legality.
AgnallMl. Whether inspired by the radical
left AT Mtfemr right, whether "black” inspir
ed M "while" inspired, is a poisonous cancer
that threatens to destroy the very soul of our
nstifttl ftlkd People. Each side black and
Whltl ■■ltlttit help calm the "troubled waters
at OUT emotions’’ and restore reason to its
fightfilt Mam in the scheme of things.
The wht II Man must learn to accept changes
ei i fundamental law of life and growth—and
he ebfttttd da this gracefully. Let the Negro—
alttaugh patient he has been press for his
rifMa When victory can be assured Nothing
can he gained by ‘Most causes."
turned down. When he was with the Dffice of
Naval ReaCifeh. hs figured out a why to detect
nuclear ekpfeetone and ballistic missiles 5.000
miles from wherever he happens tn be. His
ideas are basked by solid qualifications.
This physics point— and youths
would do well to listen—is that physicists are
indispensable to our way of life today, and
there are toa few as them tor the Jab the nation
needs to be done. A lot of students can qualify
without the eartnarh pt genius. They can make
the grade.
A possible salary as from $13,000 ta gis.ooo
per yCar as a college teacher of physif!, and a
salary of up to 140,000 a year in same Industry
should motivate many as our Negro youths to
expand their horizons and goals.
But remember that the physlefft is ft well
trained man in his profession. Youth, if you
would aspire to became a competent physicist,
then stop in school and profit* yourself.
nation to enqtoy pgrtl.
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vtee agants guarding the tats Froatdant Ken
nedy am ta* ta their duty
■ Who aan say Balden wm not selling the
truth! Yet sroMANW Wm tor allowing himself
to ha put ta a giHtfea as tuaplaton. Evident
ly. Bm arogfetaM sears carnet tor Baldsn was
canvtatai hy • Jury after three and a half hours
as deliberation
It may he a tang tune now before a second
is engaged by the Secret tender assigned to
guard tbt Ptotidant.
Boldin'S sanvtcttan "let the Negro race
dawn"!
Utter To Tho Editor
THE TRtrtrf
To The Editor:
God, who at sundry tunes m
divers manners spake m tune
peat unto the fathers By the
prophets, hath to these last
daps st^n^afttt^ta
world, and those Who listened
Mian to move.
It seette s trance tft the, world
that aft manylittte people will
band themaehre# together to
fight far What we knftf la truth
because all through hltMfy It
hta been what tre call the Mg
people, the^
In studying the herlptursis We
find that God always ages the
£sstu£ri«.^
tie people that Odd li now us
ing. A sound was sent out
through the world, and mty-
A, IW ..CuT. Lml s3uftf be
gin to mdv*. This la PM of
the reasona we mould f*el sor-
KsFrtfwm
didn’t get Hie ealii and their
cry it '"Wait. You’re going toe
fast." but the sound says ‘TOW.
Arise and take whatOed has
given you."
Satan la wlae too Re knows
whs received this ertl ao hs
plants hatted and aimer m the
hearts of thSff men both white
and Man, and It la their deter
mination to stop this fight
which to us tan’t a fight at all
but rather a command at
Christ, we find an inner peace
In doing what we know is right,
not becatM we hate anyone,
not becsifll W# Went 16 Outwit
anyone. bQt because we Believe
that "the earth te me Lord’s
and the fullnesi thereof’ and
everyone that dwells therein
and we too are his people. This
is why we are as bold as thn
nan and harmless as the dove
W# know that with God there
is no reepeet of persons.
Not like our ancestor*, we am
not afraid of a robe and a
name like the Ku Klu* Klin,
we re not ashamed of wnat we
do, so ws don’t mask our non
or wear ro*e« w# don’t try to
frighten anyone teeause we’re
really trying to teseh them to
love Love le our buslneee, sftd
this makes Ood our Business
beeauss Ood is love. Hatred is
like a eeneer. It eats away at a
man until ns becomes nothing,
with no ability to live among
friends or fees.
THIS Is why we’re willing to
present our Bodies a living sa
crifice—to teson s miked up.
confused world the first and
ind commandments of Christ,
to love Ood first with every
thing that you have and then
thy neighbor as thyself And
this severe the whole Ten Com
msndmenta Because if I love
you X will not kill you. nor win
t steal from you or lie about
you or any other thing mat is
in the Commandments
Many times we live in a com
munity and don’t realise what
is happening Because we don’t
have the love of Ood Love op
ens up the eyee of blinded men
and women and wilt teach
them to believe the impossible
—things such ss have happen
ed in me Bouth. Love gtvee one
courage to stand In the faee es
night sucks, fir# hoses, and the
hatred es mobs with a prayer
a*Jrth* "Wither forgive them
for they know not what they
da." Love gtvee one hope that
in the Bright light of tomorrow
the stony heart win Be mov
ed and a heart of km win re-
To 'love anyone no matter
what eotar. what rasa, or what
sraM. But to look at a man and
say This U on* that Ood has
made and everythin* made bar
Ood la «vs rote
of ms Mgr»— not only ta gam
equal rights but mat ths light
of Ood wtn shins so Bright that
must I da to he wired?"
Awake and follow Ate course
mat Ood has set Jesus said,
"Ye are th* light of the world.’*
ang if you aie a Christian and
Bib# vorid In tart
worry about what
say to you or what
• to you. It It Ood
you AumM B»«ftn-
Ml this sharps in
and fhs oarnmnitd
not ntm that can
MU MM Body. But rather fear
MM MM can k u the Body and
OlMrwufdS oast the sftal fete
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Richmond, England, recently a
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OISLY IN AMERICA
BY HARRY GOLDEN
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Bda Sk
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••its Mmetmaut man can
park m Hose to ypunmiftPM
Csti 4 yow oFn eof
tn€ ifivwuor said-
HOLT MACKE UAL!
Ih Lima, Peru, a mswjjaftis
The priest was about to ft*
tho bride-to-be if ahft Wmdd
U*s IM husband. AldfeSS fed
aom fhfS
walked Saldana’s wm Mi CRB
children yeillftg "Daddy. Dad
and ths groom fled, pursued By
Lgg ,1* <-
ItcT UI OWiti S,
"He left the hOUw Sdrty this
Ears
Wife, gold.
rack to school
1$ hai been ffint
long occupation. D ie sISO fes
first society not wdf tog> «-
juufjrirtuany evgryoili HI*S»
•SM to sghooL But virtually
everyone has ShlMTgn wftft gft
to school. Everyone gymferig
*l4 ftatumi Aiimi amius —— -* 4 tmftAa
wic ecnooi syiMMii ana • wp
PU WnVnRP Ol pwpif YOIUiIWPF
their serriees to aid the mstSm,
either a* pta members, sr ag
lMdping mothers, or ag oar pool
directors.
Certainly * gftftft prgpftrtion
of the central ISeues In our so
cloty revolve around . ths
dSSws^tafSSSS
tt tho folks didn't buy gMUft*
Parti to eftimnl clothes, th# in
. dUstry would bft millions of dol
lam power every year. JnrSfy
otte who sits before a Juihaftp
television program, ShSiflft*
hh professional football taaffl
knows that eOfth Os thbfte Asst
teamed their trade in ooUes*-
ln an age whfth a sfean ptr
s*ntaf* or the OOMhtry went to
sdhort, baseball Wa* the sole
national SportTThese days Whin
more and more are expected at
least to Me rudiment* of first
year composition, professional
football keeps gaining In popu
larity.
Teaching has Become 0M Os
the largest of American profes
sion*. School construction must
figure largely in what th* poU
tidans lute to *aU our grew na
tional prodiMt. Hot IS there any
end in eight. Sf the giant red
wood! were felled tomorrow
they wouldn't provide all the
hfthbsr we need for rtaokßom
Boys and (Iris besom# Re
pubUaans, or Oemoerata or In
dependents. or Single Takers at
hofll* but etttftenShip. such a*
it 14 IS taught in the selMole.
With the exeeptton of un
skilled labor, mast of which is
HOW Mng automated out of In
dustry, an training is entrusted
to tbit schools No one gets a
job arty more and learn* Its
routine by asking the man be
sMg Mm how it’s done; no one
goto a job unless he has had
speeffle training.
During th* next week or two
school again resumes. Hun
dreds of thousands of teafy
mothers win put lltue cissy on
tho sehool bus fer ths first
time and hundreds of thous
ands of young men and women
win be facing classes for the
first thus.
And the Question tsi is tt ail
worth l»f After all this expense
and effort, we are still * nation
that By and large has trouble
spelling; and millions upon mil
lions of us Mad lees then one
Book a year, while millions
more simply read the non
books, the sub*literature about
hew to pull off party gam. how
te get something for nothing
from Ood. or how to make
yourself glamorous.
Though school affect* every
nerve and fiber of our national
being, we aN still In the ex
perimental stage, still brides
and bridegroom*, not yet wive*
Despite all this, despite even
ttie severe enttMwn of our sys
tems. tbO American public
school proses* is one of the
hjjdgm aaftShahalA* —— - ■
TwOHRI |9f tnapiea tin tnUnCl
atod By a people No matter
where there are marginal peo
ple ta AfttariM, the unemploy
ed and Unemployable in Wast
Virginia teal towns, the Negro
shame repp we ta ths Souttt. the
first guMntton American* ta
our Big rtttso. all of them know
the one true route to the cen
ter of Ammicaa life h through
the eohoeh the eebool mttem
atay be a rtiaky and unbslanevd
arch. But tt h ettfl a gateway
wide enough fer moat, and per
haps one day it ann Be wide
enough for Ml.
Other
Editors Say
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The country M COtae M the
A, CBS
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The Party Os Burden
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tCUGIOtIA gAOHLAIH
sftaiv'aWtaS
threotenincly dAnttrdtU BMMfteh ft fifiiiottl
3j t SSSBtt
minaea FYimNwi, prwcnfrg ana racoo puijn
teen nr* trytt* to detteTO tarif listeners ItttoM-
the Mfregatlon at ta* rices tt th*
These “disciples of deesU," W they are called
By Gfetifl iritofOH, a waawnfkm, d. c , religi
ous neks CorKSfitocefit. lire also atttjftlrjr
church leaders SM UM MattOh*) Council of ftUr
ches far giving leaderstup to sue cause of facial
understanding and Mtagratten. Although milt of
these proponents or aisSofjed religion find the
seffSgftttidnttt-dttndM Scuta ft fertile field for
their venom, their braadeaets capture the ear and
allegtanae if many Northern listeners, as Mil as
many ta foreign lands.
TWe or these "evasiMtattfer ffl will" sM Dr.
Carl Mclntyre, a deposed aUAister at the United
Presbyterian church, whose daily SO-minute "20th
ffwwwJhSi
Dr. James Hargis sm6M Brondeoats are Mi ao
widely tarried and who Is not quits to vtruMbt as
-Mclntyfi.
Th* two eftn beat ha tlaanrlhad a* extreme tght
wint fundsmentaUtta. taartaglcafer. Mclntyre te
described bytvemtt u ana SMI Uieate la "that
taetoadar* es all major mtiaiant denominations
are, baaauee as tne tsaiiiiaMs toachings which
they absorbed ta eSMinariee, engaged in a Clan
destine 06nspir**y to tbril Amertta toward Com
ttuniam ana otaeum." ia tiro, you hear tae fa
miliar hue and art at qoutaero setregaitahtets
who attribute the racial revolt to communist
leaderstup and atreauan.
Iks fuasroi Gommuiueastona aommteaMn re
NEWS AND VIEWS
MI.R lAMDf
ROCKY MOUNT The Meutahte MSI Actml
tar last week ‘beat us to the draxr a* It SMtSTalteed
on "The Black Backlash" While SO MAdf 6t our
people have been reveling in thi MM "whit#
backlash” when applied to the afcttt Segregation
tets and their kind.
certainly we hAvs a* vtttou* a group *mang
us as the ’Whites’ fanning an Ugly Backlash wfctth
is tearing down many of our gain*, to muta M WS
regret it What DECENT Negro Will tell you tail
he rejoices In the recent rioting, bfattn Starting,
damaging personal property Os tboas WEB hftVi
befriended our Race: and the fenflNi laatlng at
stores and the aasautling of WQaMb and MS In
New York Stale and Philadelphia. N. rfltt Writer
and wife just ‘escaped’ ta* Qttthsr Oltg noting
by leaving leu that II hettn earlier).
When 120 authorised Colored Democrat* SM
legally-assigned delegate! or alternates li ta*
Atlantic City tonrimtloft, that’s someAMlg to be
mighty PROUD about. Mst when th* "Mack-tort)"
ss sushEl
tnen wt Eri Milne Mup <H in4 MPNp rut.
That’s Meauta these PttOOt afßatartoMMve
not been Trained in tae trueprinoxFum
op amervjaSmaii
oh. ye*, ws know th* Nsgreas ao thrtr ganags
for the ‘maatar taw An ana taa white* snasgs
Negroes ta start trosb other whites ta toaag ways.
And since the life of the average febtoimad' Ne
gro is one of scheming tvit wax through tub rath
er than working hi* way thruMfe. (to MMMHtSS to
try to live by his wits, whtehqeurtly lead Mta to
crime and disgrace and a LORA OR A Ataflh OF
DECENT VALUES.
That's why we need to DISMXSB HAIP at our
so-called PREACHERS and RETRAIN the other
HALF with, not only a shouting gospel, but a
LIVING. EVERYDAY LIFE GOSPEL u well.
ed T more"ltagto
of conduettna thrtr tMirro and iiana»aitr lead
ership than any man 'or wseton) In this century.
King has taught UNStaJftt everyday Chris
tianity anTtOgde tt a part sTaur religious Ufl to
against the unmfpnned proadtor Who said: "Pol
ities and) Civil flights htfrt no ptoee ta the
ijixirms 1 ?^??^ * mU9
Regrettable as tt te. the reason taj behind the
thinking of the young Negroes t* SM tt fttegust
revenge and hate, engendered in them by the now
generally-known facts at Use that hte sere-beam
SSirt JUSSi-"23
umiigmttvs Rsfeihllnsns, at
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iSTThaIM fthM-
HrlT IHi WBPIb*
"We are baPNtaad with the
reasarfcahto natnrttoiww as aft
ALTAR CALL
BY RMkf G. DAVIS. DA (Far Negro Pram tatarttattaMi)
many rtverakta
•TO a*h soft ba aiSt tarm slow
down ia Mto start tempo of
ssxrgv’gs
(Mfttif ASM A dMUfIMM M MN iM IMt redid
r*dk> and television
Mrwnp ftSfma mmmuX
and ftmifen group*. fart « the id—mpix’a di
rective orders station* Id Allow AftlAi -ft* to
thoM VhO Weftt to mis to tiMM Mtifffl*tts at
ta—a at the reiigidu* mn*—eta.
These backlash evangelist* pfHflt to MOtiOns Os
4kn old Tn—t-nmnl vhpM Oml’a nt—hit| ruWt m*
wxv vw t—n—nv niiviv wov i vim h
gainst Inter-marriage between Jews and "lieath
en*.” They don’t explain to their hearer* that this
sl ss «U£ra
the Jew* corrupted or dissipated by thee* "heath*
en” idol worshipper* who did not believ* in the
one Ood. JiWeh. TTlejr flared inter*«Arriaf •
would tMMI to gtfui* the dootrlne and befi«Vers cf
• ood’i Chfiteft people." TWiafr we regard the Jrv
a* e religious seal and not ft rase
The fee ha* aster titan *u*h e bold etand «-
satnM rtligious anispoMAl* brior* and il't doing
it now a# the rtiult, AA dotf* Os thMMnds cf
complaint* coming to it* attention about the ao i
s strxfssomg, Srjs;
chunk Ji gtaHAW* BOW • MM to register our
HiUpport the
riiie of re-
Id flenomi-
Vtfion time
fitherhoDd
radio and
ad to offer
" Agitators
rildkm that
is Increasingly realising that the ohurw MUST
imd —veTnia
were ROBBED of their Mom through —a MA
years off slavery and inwotantaiy servitude, ptoA
another oentury of aeml-slavery or peonage.
Rightly or wrongly, modern-day Blacks have
been made tA feel that they are now In position
to ‘ad? beak* or in a degree-mteheto upon—A
ieutSecn* JhttaF** * aadurad
ThAAA *ood>*en-*nindll itlllAA Ilka the soothe
m Negroes have migrated to aS AOrnMA of—•
Nation, earn —reading MA ri——f> brand of
NAACPaftey Wilkin* rightfully M*e*d re
cently that we moat AA every
Advenes of tM Civil ——Me front* we an* reel
sasagEsS--"*
We most remember thet we aw pAAMng from
Sli ®. j££?tS
gtw at* a —ana* to in-raw my —ths and a
FOR Wwo DIONITV.
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human aaTra^tol/JLXrT'fi'* M
the AUantie City Democratic convention last
week. We were orivUepad to —a— hAnds with
both of them and others, aa th*w fought to bring
degree, that mecaedid mem —an before* TTuur
effort# inspired our PMla. t* Aftffttte 01% drive to
see them in tenon. And don’t for pat —a group got
plenty at help from white* fwm mow states then
you heard about including the white female dele
gate from Oregon who gave Mb*. Hamer a seat
3s£hant£& , uaftK.*3
types of demonstrations for the dhretion of th*
ilemion wh— w# wort to pm an our people reg
mutt
NaAI COWTT Cltiaen* UDBT STWST HARD
to QOALXyy for the AUL-NEW registration
whjeh. Wn WDST PAM October 3rd to October
Mih. Ut nothing beep you away during the e*r>
days because you *ll can't get registered on th*
%at Baturdaf. And you just doitt count if
TOUTtE NOT REGISTERED and If you DON'T
VOTE every election day. *
and Company, and tfeie u the
answer yOuH eet -
“More loot, tone «ua and
salaries, the step-up in take
nane pay due to the reduction
in withholding tax. the etar *-
▼allaWlity of eat wflUngnsss to
nee inetenoent credit, itt men
continued ttgegaMß^tn^rehui
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