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¢ “ss - | . C: % ‘ . : all | q- 48789 * im 100-5943” _— the Crerd Bhisk. “Let betred be banished from al] netionsl® Satle- not ons fren the ewtience <- fgran,® f¥sar, Heart’ and *fhet s.* + sunrturted the Graad Thick!s address, 2, TUSNER<EL celinl “poo hue group to “grt out of this Nopro etetus and cell-poursclves Koore® . Yeo Agsleria thet "our mowerent 1s Yor pence on certh end good will to ali erk* ( wo, WEALEY-BEY told the eadtones thrt nertere of the organisation a Fepet 2 t the world know thes we ere mot eshemed ef whe we ere.? Mr. ~ PRE T-LEY pnd other peroors of the group opened their romerks with a wrgULS }] give honor te &ilaal® a gtoud the Americen flag? on the osher the Ot ons side of the gts, .3 Flee with grcen, potntud etor, af Moroeeo. Overhead pang e sign, . Rettiey Vos," which Grend Shick TURNER<EL szid meant “Koloune Koore.* ie Abo peperbly sehe the “Ster Qvragiod Banncr.* . SHEPARD ecid thet the colored rece hes Tan enoroous nucber of wermebor rhed frionds.” The wer, Dr. BEERAPD ecid, ie more then e olash betwoon notione: 1 ds e revolution to end Fthe subjection of the neng be the. fowl" “ Gread Bhiek TURSER-EL then erid he wiehed to assure the Liowiesant Governor end ell others thrt “this is by no neans & subversive orginite- tion, Bat one to meke better Arovican eftisens. We ere secking to teach our people to know themselves." "We pledge our eliegiance to the United Strtes," the Grand Shiek continucd. We ere going to Fight to make oat dAccrice @ better plece. The United Stetos ie the last hope of democracy inthe world. We mustorke it © better dnerica.? thet tn hia opinisn the Toosl orgrnisation wer girply attecpting to reep finencie) benedite ee results of this organt- séetign and he eoulsa Surnish no inform-tion tart this organization wes presongly engeged fn eny svbvirsive or un-amerfomn ectiviifes. Poptford times, ean re in’ orvlewed for gtditiong. anmferasticn concerning other inciieats <n certior. coneern- int eubveraive activites or eny lustences thet were creatine intel dis~ tuybences. Fe aévised that thera heve been two vecent anstences thet ceused disturbances and especially anong the Fegrocs in Bertfrrt, che firet being the atteck by a white man in Tennessee upon Reveruni J. 5. JACKSON, 76 yorrs of age of Hartford, Conn. end Reverend §. A. YOUNG of @: shington, DR. C., doth of whor were struck in the face by white ten as they made their way through the white day coech while treveling on the Southern ke Dlroad through the Stete of Tennesace. Ee pointed out thet ournercus articles hed eppcered in the loerl]l psepers poncern ing this etteck whith erticios were : ‘ ve 5 Ree eee oI PE