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Saturday,
March
13,
1948
TODAY
'IT
HAPPENEd'in''.
SHOWS
AT
5:00..
.4":;
uy
freak,
when
yoif
find
"one,
1
will
dub
myself
"Bafnum"
reincarnated.
If
not
accepting
my
views,
discuss
this
with
your
academic
zoologist.
We
will
agree
together
to
offer
a
bounty
in
order
to
place
the
first
real
white
man
in
a
zoological
zoo.
HIRAM
ROTHWELL
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
AN
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
dubbed
white,
Is
a
misnomer.
The
only
whites
are
albinos.
Now
-we
could
quote
it
thus;
brunettes
have
40
per
.cent
mll-anos
or
more,
Africans
and
Asians
and
Americans
nave
40
per
cent
and
more.
Now
if
you
will
discuss
this
with
your
academic
teacher
who
studies,
zoology,
he
would
tell
you
what
I
am
trying
to
tell
you,
that
we
in
the
continent
of
America
should
cease
discussing
the
differences
about
man.
Man,
as
an
animal,
relatively
is
related.
Out
of
three
billions
less
75
millions
of
the
Inhabitants
of
the
earth,
three-quarter
posses
from
60
to
80
per
cent
melanis
up
to
100
per
cent,
and
this
exceptional
biological
freak
who
could
be
dubbed
white,
meaning
one
without
pigmentation,
would
be
exceedingly
a
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and
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Effective
April
1,
1948
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and
pressing
and
cteam
pressing
while
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wait
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and
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are
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to
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at
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9
A.M.
TO
5
P.M.
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9
A.M.
TO
12
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Commencing
March
15,
1948
If
you
already
have
an
Insurance
Book
and
an
Insurance
Number
you
need
not
register
again.
No
stevedoring
company
will
hire
you
after
Mar:h
31st
unless
you
are
registered
for
Unemployment
Insurance.
An
old
tar
in
better
than
none.
But
having
no
car
is
better
than
having
one
unsafe
on
the
road.
We
are
equipjxxl
and
staffed
to
check
your
car
ixjint
by
ixint,
and
ALD.
CASEY
AGAIN
Editor,
Daily
News:
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
says
we
stand
at
the
crossroads
in
this
mortal
life.
The
choices
we
make
are
real
choices
or
we
be
lieve
that
nothing
matters
very
much
and
that
human
life
is
totally
Illusory
and
back
of
what
we
know
is
neither
good
or
evu,
parn
or
pieasure,
reward
or
punishment.
Those
are
a
lot
of
words
bunched
together
that
require
a
little
examination
in
'
relation
to
facts.
To
be
convinced
of
what
is
not
true
is
like
taking
a
shot
of
mental
morphine.
It
does
not
alter
the
facts.
It
the
last
paragraph
Mr.
Prockter
and
myself
are
in
total
agreement.
Now
let
us
pursue
the
facts
about
being
at
the
crossroads.
A
little
honest
reasoning
Is
necessary.
First,
.man
Is
endowed
with
the
faculty
of
thought
and
reason
which
to
him
Is
a
chart
and
compass
the
only
means
he
can
rely
upon
Tor
direction.
The
question
arises:
What
are
we
in
search
of?
Mr.
Prockter's
purpose
Is
to
penetrate
the
unknown
world.
My
purpose
is
to
ascertain
the
facts
surrounding
us
in
this
world
something
within
the
reach
and
understanding
of
hu
man
man
that
can
be
applied
to
his
service
and
increase
his
knowledge
and
happiness
here
and
now.
This
being
the
only
world
we
have
a
true
tracing
of,
let
us
confine
ourselves
to
it
and
try
to
improve
it
with
all
the
ingenuity
we
can
devise.
As
the
unknown
is
sealed
by
an
iron
curtain
we
should
noX
try
and
make
it
appear
realistic
to
those
living
here,
offering
deeds
to
property
that
cannot
be
furnished.
Time
could
be
more
profitably
employed,
it
seems
to
me,
in
dispelling
fear
of
the
unknown
from
the
minds
of
man.
The
only
thing
I
can
see
to
fear
is
fear.
We
are
all
children
of
Mother
Nature
and
in
her
eternal
pos
session
we
must
remain.
Whether
to
us
she
appears
kind
or
cruel,
whether
we
believe
our
selves
to
be
her
favorite
child
or
condemned
convicts
it
matters
not.
She
neither
weeps
or
rejoices.
She
cannot
be
saddened
by
tears
or
persuaded
by
prayer.
Above
her
we
cannot
rise
and
beneath
her
we
cannot
fall.
Whether
we
like
her
doctoring
or
not,
it
is
a
fact
of
nature
dealing
with
time
and
eternity
and
on
her
sacred
treasury
of
knowledge
we
all
depend.
All
we
have
of
value
was
obtained
from
there
through
honest
labor
and
unfettered
investigation.
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at
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Friday
afternoon
to
land
4,000
cases
of
Alaska
salmon
for
ship
ment
to
Seattle.
The
vessel
sailed
for
the
south
last
night,
riding
light
after
unloading
a
cargo
in
the
Alaskan
ports.
At
the
same
time
the
Square
Sinnet
was
here,
another
American
vessel
was
also
in
the
harbor.
It
was
the
Arkansan,
which
loaded
four
tugs
for
shipment
to
Indochina.
The
Arkansan
sailed
for
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Editor,
Daily
News:
Let
us
cease
discussing
the
differences
in
relations
pertaining
to
and
about
shades,
religions
and
races;
In
view
of
the
fact
that
there
is
only
one
race.
There
is
no
such
race
as
Jewish.
It
is
a
religion.
There
are
no
such
peoples
as
Negroes,
as
Africa
is
a
continent.
There
is
no
such
man
as
an
Indian,
as
Columbus
never
saw
India.
Europe
is
not
inhabited
by
any
distinctive
peoples.
All
peoples
are
heterogeneously
constructed.
We
inhabitants
of
the
earth
are
not
homogeneous.
We
are
descendants
from
trillions
of
ancestors.
Now
let
us
discuss
It
from
the
analysis
of
science.
What
cycle
does
the
faculty
of
man
function
upon?
What
degree
does
the
adrenal
gland
vibrate
its
substance
of
melanis
through
the
skin?
Man"s
faculties
function
upon
certain
cycles.
Do
you
know
the
exact
frequency
of
vibration
that
man's
faculty
of
reasoning
functions
upon?
For
instance,
a
dog
(canine)
is
psychic.
He
has
the
faculty
of
a
vibrating
mind
to
read
your
thoughts
through
vibration.
For
instance,
suppose
when
we
discuss
the
differences
relatively
in
relation
to
man
we
understand
the
exact
elements
that
the
mind
and
body
consist
of.
Then
would
we
not
cease
to
discuss
the
differences?
Suppose
-we
discuss
it
from
this
angle.
The
dark
coloring
In
an
African's
skin
Is
"melanin,"
from
the
Greek
word
"melanos"
meaning
black.
The
pigmenta
tion
of
Asian
Is
yellowish
as
a
shade
or
the
natives
of
the
con-.Inent
of
America
Is
brownish
is
a
shade
and
the
European
has.
a
transparent
skin
reflecting
the
shade
of
red
(blood).
Now
these
elements
are
composed
of
carbon,
nitrogen,
hydrogen,
oxygen
and
a
little
Iron.
In
their
skin,
brunettes,
whom
are
rot
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