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-MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1952- (CALIF.) INDEPENDENT- PAGE 25 2 Coins and Stamps Stamps Sc Com Collections Bought ROYAL STAMP CO. 54 S. Raymond Pasadena The San Gabriel Valleys ou 3 a1 CLASSIFIED PHONE NUMBERS SY 3-6111 RYa'n 1-8188 Elliott 8-3293 ATlantic 7-1181 yVinchells TV rand Truman I (Continued from Page Two) would not be a party to bigotry. I As a result, the press office said, the KKK opposed Trumans Section as county judge. Winchell said: Heres the witness statement )f the Klan Cyclop, Lee M.

Al-en, the high commander at the of the KKK unit at Inde sendence. Mo. It is dated Oct L3, 1944. Here is the sworn affidavit jf Harry E. Hukill.

It is dated 3ct. 31, 1944. Harry E. Hukill swears that with his stepfather, Dave Carmack, he drove to Klan meeting with Harry S. Truman.

Hukill further swears that he saw Harry S. Truman put on his KKK robe and by the light of three fiery crosses deliver a speech urging- others to join the Klan. This eyewitness, Harry E. Hukill, swears that after the meeting Harry S. Truman personally asked him (Hukill) to ioin the Ku Klux Klan.

"The witness statement of tt H. Denton, dated Oct. 30, 944. Denton declares that he at-ended a meeting of the Klan in Crandall pasture, in 1922, near Independence, Mo. He states that the principal was Harry S.

Truman. "Fourth. A statement of O. L. Chrisman, head of the Hickman Hills unit of the Klan.

'that he saw Harry S. Truman, at a county Klan meeting open only to Klan members at Crandalls pas ture, near Independence, Mo. -Number five. The statement of L. H.

Goddard, of Grandview, that he was an officer of the Hickman Hill, unit of the KKK in attendance at the same Crandall pasture where Harry S. Truman was the principal speaker. GOP Predicts Smear Drive (Continued from Page Two) three or four states in the South. The statement reflected a growing optimism Eisenhowers top advisers, who have been careful up to now to avoid the over-confidence which marked the closing weeks of Thomas E. Deweys ill-fated 1948 campaign for the presidency.

Adams asserted the Democrats "will stop at nothing in a desperate attempt to prevent an Eisenhower sweep and to perpetuate themselves in power. He declared President Truman has "disgraced his office by injecting "religious intolerance into the campaign and- said more "below the belt tactics can be expected in the next week. Vie ts Thor IS Yesterdays Mercury The Pasadena Independent PUBLISHER LUES D. BATES EDITOR O. RUNYON Managing Editor.

T. G. WOOD AdverUa-g Mgr. R. P.

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C-1413, dated June 6, 1933, and is qualified to accept legal advertising. Pasadena Independent Subscribers $5000 Polio Insurance $2.50 A YEAR provides coverage for every family member including husband, wife all unmarried children under 18 for $5000 per person, fl A YEAR for individual policy. Maximum benefit, $5000. NO AGE LIMIT, NO WAITING NO EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS! This Is A Public Service Available To All Pasadena Independent Subscribers It Pays in This Manner $200 a month to the policy hold-' ing family for as long as 24 months while any family member or the policy holder is under a doctors care and confined in an authorized hospital or sanitarium with infantile paralysis. Also, an additional $200 is paid during the first month of hospital confinement for hospital expenses including medicines, blood transfusions, iron lung, laboratory fees, etc.

FOR APPLICATION A FOLDER Phone: SY. 3-6111 (Circulation Department) Easy Does It (Continued Irom Page Two) DOES have beautiful eyes) that she has worked out a neat counter-move. When the lad asks the question, she says, demurely, "Do you really like them? When the young man says yes, she clasps her hand over one eye, bends over a moment, then straightens up and holds out her hand, keeping the eye closed. "Here, she says, "have one. In her outstretched hand shd has a glass eye, carefully matched for color to her own.

For no apparent reason, J.W.K. writes in to raise the old issue of coffee-drinking versus tea-drinking. The letter doesnt attempt to raise an argument with anyone in particular, unless maybe the British for -both inconsistency and utter failu to make a decent cup of coffee, so Im not sure why this column was favored with the information. The letter's too long to run whole, but this part is particularly interesting: "Its pretty well known that the British drink more tea per capita than anyone but the Chinese. But many people have forgotten that before the 18th Century coffee was much more popular than tea.

Why, I'll never know, in view of the fact that the British appear to be constitutionally incapable of making a potable cup of coffee. Tea never has been a universal favorite in England. James Hanway, who invented the umbrella, knocked tea every chance he got, claiming that it caused women to have bad teeth and chambermaids to lose their Cowper (this guy seems to be a scholar. E.S.) who was a pretty fair- poet, called it the cup that cheers but not inebriates, but William Makepeace Thackeray once asked why does tea generally taste of boiled boots? Having spent some time in England, I agree that tea is not a universal favorite. Even Coca-Cola has a number of adherents, which alarms the purists who fear a gradual Americanization of the British culture.

"Frankly, I like English tea, but I wish theyd quit trying to brew coffee. I dont know what they do to it, but to me it tastes like tea did to old Bill Thackeray. Just like boiled boots. loathe the taste King Henry IV, Part 1, Acts 3, scene 2 School Report (Continued irom Page Twenty-three) able hours would also need to be required of junior high and junior college teachers, of course. According to the Survey, Pasadena pays its teachers salaries which are reasonably comparable with other similar school systems in Southern California.

Although some pay as much as $150 per year more for beginning teachers with a Masters degree and $140 more for those with a Bachelors degree. On page 791, is a proposed teachers salary schedule. The proposed schedule includes a starting salary of $3300 per year for a beginning teacher with a bachelors degree and a top sal-iary, after 10 years, of $4700. Teachers with a Masters degree, or its equivalent, would start at $3600 with a possible maximum, after 14 years, of $5600. Teachers with approximately one year beyond the Masters degree would receive $3800 as beginning salary and $5950 as a top salary after 15 years.

Teachers admitted to candidacy or having a doctors degree would begin at $4000, with a maximum of $6450 for those having their doctors degree after 17 years of service, and $6000 after 14 years of service for those not actually having the degree but having been admitted to candidacy for the doctors degree. (To Be Continued.) Documents Ktansman He continued: "Number six. This is the state ment of Harry Hoffman, the po litical organizer of the KKK. Hoffman declares that he was one of five who officiated when the oath of the Ku Klux Klan was administered to Harry Truman at the Baltimore Hotel Kansas City, in a room on the mezzanine floor in June, 1922. "Number seven.

Here is the sworn affidavit of Harold Bui lard, the King Kleagle of the Imperial Klan, the governing body of the secret order. It is dated Nov. 2, 1944. The King Kleagle swears that he attended a KKK meeting at Crandalls pasture and that the principal speaker was Harry S. Truman.

The King Kleagle swore that he saw Harry S. Trumans membership card, and, also his (Trumans) financial card listing his initiation fee and payment of Klan dues. OUR CITY (Continued from Page One) to be a boomerang on election day. There is still a bump on the noggin of the donkey from the recoil of the shot fired at Nixon. It is a strange thing, but the old political saying still goes: "I can take care of my enemies, but Heaven protect me from my friends! THE HISTORY of the boom erang is not exclusively Aus tralian; the peculiar weapon Jjas whizzed its way through many American political generations.

Two of the outstanding boomerangs of our past were "rum romanism and rebellion in 1884, and the Sackville-West letter of 1888. -The statement to the effect that the Democrats were the party of rum, romanism and rebellion was made by a clergyman supporting Blaine (R), for the presidency. The boomerang made a big sweeping loop, collecting on its way antagonized Catholic voters, ancK conked Blaine with sufficient force to knock him out of the victory. He lost New York State by a few votes. Had he carried it he would have been president.

THE Sackville West incident occurred when a fellow by the name of Murchison, as a put-up job, wrote the British Minister at Washington, Lord Sackville-West, that he was a naturalized citizen of British descent and would like some advice as to how to vote. Sackville-West replied that Cleveland was more friendly to the British than his opponent. Two weeks before election day the Republicans made the letter public. The ministers recall was immediately demanded by Cleveland. However, some voters were admjttedly persuaded by the Sackville-West letter that the Presidents low tariff program would help Great Britain and injure America.

As Blaine went down the drain four years before, so went Cleveland in 1888. In the 1884 campaign the Democrats found, or thought they found, a boomerang in GOP charges that Cleveland was the father of an illegitimate child. Although the actual effectiveness of this could not be other than clouded in doubt, the Democrats argued that Cleveland actually won support on the whole by his honest answer that he might have been the father of the child and had paid the mother a sum of money as a release. Another vicious dig at him probably boomeranged to his advantage when the campaign brought out that he had paid for a substitute in the draft during the Civil War his answer being that at the time he had to help support his mother, and that this support had allowed his two brothers to serve. XJOT ALT, bbomerangs boom- erang.

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1 (By U. B. Coast and Geodetie Borvey Monday, Oct. 27 Sun rises 6:08 a.m.; sets p.m. Moon rises 1:58 a.m.; sets 12:15 a.m.

Tuesday. Oct. 28 Sun rises 6:09 a.m.; sets 5:05 p.m. Moon rises 2:29 a.m.; sets 1:24 a.m. OCT.

HIGH LOW HIGH LOW 27 5:30 4.4 10:53 2.5 4:27 4.6 11:17 28 5:58 5.0 11:52 1.6 5:35 4.9 11:58 9.2 29 6:26 5.5 0.6 4:34 4.9 OCT. LOW HIGH LOW HIGH 30 0:35 0.5 6:56 6.0 10:26 0.0 1:27 4 31 1:10 0.0 7:26 6.4 0:18 4.t Tides are given In order of occurrence first column depicting time and seconc column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Light face type is a.m.; black face p.m. NOTE: 120th Meridian Pacific Standard Time after Sept 28. warning in 1932 that grass would grow in the streets, and Roosevelts demands in 1932 for Jess spending, and his promises of a balanced budget.

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