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pAiwhil as the flMiftsAtfcw K Americans w hm.
teat tho world'a wont diplomat* uU H ihm U. ft.
Mfniw bn llvod op u that |i4lUm mm ban dr if
per row* at the recent meotrnf of tho Amsrkna lit
Mk* Pr—idol* At FgJonn Omm.
ftApAVte from Mexko Cftf toll of ft nor* I nft
■*•** MtoMf mombor* Af ftA Mexican proa* becaum a/
iboir treatment on tha Unit ad St a to* aid* at the bordar
dttrtnt tho Moottaf of the twa rmldinto M mm that
Ua Mark am had provided U. ft. aowApopor map with
A vary eapifenable praa rooM and had apaippAd ll vfch
a bar and tha Aba* dtfturlAi. All af this tha fftifrinf
praridad la tha ttmirttip* fraa of chart*.
Iftpr *■■A* 1 -Tin ******** c * mt 10 *** Amarkaa aide.
aftad without typewriter*. Tha drink* furnished by tha
Atoarkapa, in what mu* be Untied a lulu of a diplomatic
MbPdar, vara la aoft drink machine*. Of count tha Maxi
appa had no nkkoto, unc* nickel* an surprisingly
Mat a Maakan coin.
Tba Mexican* aka WHMiI tha way U. 8. Sec rat
••Pill toM shoved than around whonovor PraaidaM
Itoonhswor ampm tola atow, Thk critkiam haa boon a
racurvanl aw* a#* to* tba lacrat Sank* for many yearn.
Mapjr fora*a nawapdpcv Man hara deacnbed American
ftaarat Sorvko stoat* pa fuerilla*, roufb-neaka and ao
favth, and taMplato that bodyguard* af laadavu af othar
aopptotoa aaa MVitod pad judgment to dapltoc with
TPhtta tha Maattop botwoon tha la* PraaidaaU an
tha Maxican-U. ft bardar vpa a ayaibaUc ffaaUre aad oat
vhtob should pvwvido a pataoaal bank for frtandakip bo-
Ivaap Pratodaat Itoaliaw aad Ptaaidant Adtofa ft.
Cartinaa, if tha Maxkaa pvaM npnaaatativaa wan pm
Ujraaiaad to tha aslant nparlad. tha apt raaalt af tha
aaant mlfhl ba nata oa tha aapatiaa than paahtoa *da.
Unfortunately, tba typical nporter M often toaltoad
la follow tha axampla af tha Hollywood vernion wko-fuy
vaporter, and to value brahnea* aad attroanivenem
Pun tha. tha more raftoad virtue*. 1. thTZZ of in
lamationai relations, Utk rala daa* m* mom to ppy
dividend* and Maxkaa newsmen certainly cam* out of
the short end of the deal at tha Falcon Dam cenmoay,
la tha detriment of tha U. S.-Moxkan relation*.
In tha talk about farm etibaidoa, da not overlook
tba fact that the fadaral favaramapt spend* Maya each
yanr Aubaktiimf buola*** than it data eobafcticinf farm-
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PEOPLE’S FORUM
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APPRECIATION
Editor. The Citizen
Your contribution to the success of our Batttr on
Norombor 14th is greatly appreciated. Wt
wNR to thank yon for the publicity you favi our project.
Vorjr truly your*
RUTH C. EVANS. Sec y of
Tho Church of Tht Rock
Women's Organization
Novombor 22, IMS.
ANSWER TO M fOOUSH STATEMENTS’*
Editor. Tko CRison
Plooso allow mo space to answer some of the very
foolish statements issued by Messrs. Barroeo and Duval.!
la the first place such **houses and tho characters
Umeta** are condemned by Holy Writ. Gel. ft:lf, I ThesJ
I : *d, 1 Cor. Chapters 7-10. That la itself is sufficient
reeses for their abolishment If Uet b not eneufh then
wo ron turn to tho history of eur own country. Msw, who
are far wiser end more experienced then the writers of
those letters, hors found that such pieces here no place
in the lift of any community. For the food of all con
cerned legal prostitution has long been a thing of the
peat in these United States and ell the ravings of self
centered persons finest change the fact.
May I ask these twe men if they would he willing
for their wtrts. sweethearts, mothers or sisters to bo
como inmate* of such a house? If they would then I am
sur# that none of us can disagree with tho stand that
they are taking. If they would not then how in the name
ef all that is decent can they be willing to see other
women lead such a life. If they deny the right of their
ewa wemeofeib to the taietence of a life of public pcoe
tfcetiou then their arguments are all false.
Par a anther thing* dots anyone realise what a house
nf this nature would root any city in law eaftfanment
aMuay. Da you think far ana moment that a thing af this
•oil nature could ho aontrutlad and kopt Mthia the
of what you would call doconry. frankly, I do
am balls* that either ef you have ever givoa the autur
any serious thought No straight thinking puma could
MmWly taka the aland which yaa aaam to hint proud
of taking. Afe you tofl haotf? Your vary actions spank
fas tk—metres. Ail docent persons hold idooe like yenrs
i* abhorrence.
ELUB FTNCH
The World
Today
If Jmmm Mart**
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tealdat hade * bm'sSn pre
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Iktor to pm is ruts* to a stair
This Is the background:
jfovenMM* jM jpp
by • panto * muiTwimi
aka have takaa e*aa* ktoi Me
Th* ■ mead■ eat wj* ae niiamo
li • criminal cam caa to cam
yetted to ak* wndeat* *a|aet
kmoetf that m. osymc *a>Mm
otock au*ht lead tom to kl Ae
•pended to committee geestaeas
tevnie Me PPM Amend we*
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refining to aasooe auntoma rea l
to jaded ha custom*.
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it ra t a kv>*ij iuuu imgnrn
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to pmesoutsd m lader* court Mr
•tot to any*
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b voed* eeideaee
aad m tou* Mm to Mai.
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to say* am*
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aad ratted Me Amui A*, wtotk
tot dmylf pmyto caa to
kjUMer adventist or coaeptHaf
me*. **
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tooa mccessfaliy pr osecuted by Pm
•overt)eient aader th* Smith A*.
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contempt for dom* M—that aee
to suits ttiAmg sbuat himself to
suy to UMm* timoetf betoad
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tot they could sever be tried Ml
te4rl court tor My federal rnato
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to tMo PCMM law under htci
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•to Mr mmm He to Uto itol
tto ringleader* and m Mart tton
m tto *r to trial, •toch to mm
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tto Supreme Court n tto |
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trary to tto FlftM Amendment
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to tto MigM enwt uitM tto* rga
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