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10 Mattoon Journal Gazette Wednetday, May It, 1171 First black-owned brewery succeeding Lion hunt has ended Robin Hood would have liked method MORA, Minn. (AP) Robin Mack has broken Into the Mil By BOB GREENE ery, he said. OSHKOSH. Wis. (AP) waukee, Racine, Madison and TUCSON, Ark (AP) A two-day lion hunt has ended "If the black man Is going to survive In this country, be is Hanoi defector claims Reds exploit American prisoners Available In July INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.

(AP) Officials of the AmateurtAtb-letlc Union announced Wednesday that Klpchoge Keino qf Kenya, the Olympic 1,500 meter champion, will not be available; to run In the United States ti least until July. The Kenyan Amateur Athletic Kenosha areas. "When the going gets rough, I send me. Peoples Beer is now available Hood would have been pleased going to have to get into the corporate structure," said with the method but dis at the Milwaukee Arena, where That's the motto of Theodore F. Mack 41, president of appointed with the results.

with the return of two 400-pound statues to their pedestals at the San Xavicr Mission near here. The bronze lions had been undisturbed for 63 years until ear the National Basketball Association champion Milwaukee Mack. "While the white man will give you welfare, you can really believe he is not going to By ROBERT TUCKMAN Peoples Brewing the first A robber approached Zell lean POWs. This includes trying to take advantage of the families and friends of these black-owned brewery in the man i Market in Mora armed SAIGON (AP) A defector from North Vietnam tald Tues Bucks play; the Milwaukee County Stadium, borne of the give you industry, United States. with a bow and fishing-prong Oshkosh is located in the Fox Association notified Olin Cas-sell, AAU track and field i4, mlnistrator, of.Keino's status.

day that Hanoi subjects Amerl In a state that Includes Milwaukee Brewers baseball arrow. He drew a bead on POWs in the United States." Tan said Hanoi will not release all of the American pris River Valley area of Wisconsin, can prisoners of war to "brutal Schlitz, Pabst and Miller Brew ly Saturday when a group of unidentified youths removed them. They said they used a team; and student unions at the Joann Anderson, 25, ordered an area that went strongly for Interrogation" and exploits them They indicated Keino had pre-, ing companies, People's is con University of Wisconsin, Madi her to hand over the money oners "now or In the future Alabama Gov. George Wallace vious commitments for com sidered small. But that was be tow truck to accomplish the task.

in the 1964 presidential pri petition in Europe. fore Mack, a former Insurance son; Univeruity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; St. Norberts College at De Pere, and Whi because "the Communists believe the POWs are very competent and will be useful to mary. agent, took the helm. The pranksters called Broth and escaped with $80 Monday.

Rex Beehler, 18, Isle, Minn, was arrested later and charged with armed robbery. He's Jn Kanabec County Jail awaiting a Mack's first problem was dis In April, 1969, Mack headed a tewater, State University. tion that no charges would be Intensively for strategic and prspaganda purposes. Dr. Dang Tan, a former Communist party official In the North, said the Communists "usually put the prisoners on parade through the streets of Hanoi and other cities." er Kierran Bridcnthail, mission superintendent, and agreed to them in the future.

They are pelling a rumor that he would group that failed to acquire the Summer is the traditional filed and their Identities would, remain secret trying to use their talents now replace the white employes return the statues on the condi- 0 preliminary hearing Blatz division of the Pabst Brewing Co. Pabst had been or time for beer sales to jump. For Mack, this summer is espe Those POWs will not have! with blacks. The Arm employs a chance to go home." I about 30 persons. cially significant dered by the federal court to divest itself of Blatz as a result We don worry about the 'We were concerned about color of a man's skin," Mack surviving the winter," he said, said.

"We're looking for of an antitrust suit. "We decided we would keep on looking for a brewery and after looking at several, we de "but now we don have to worry about that Tan, who came to South Vietnam four years ago and defected 20 months ago, said in a prepared statement read to a news conference: "American POWs are subjected to all brutal interrogation methods which the Tan. a slight, bespectacled man of 42. defected in late September 1969 in Ploiku Province in South Vietnam's central highlands. He said he joined the Communist party" in 194 and, after holding a series of administrative posts In North Vietnam, he was sent to South little David' is fastest shrimper FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) "Little David." a 68-foot trawler with a green flowered hat pitched rakishly forward on its pilot house, "We haven lost any at all" in the takeover, he cided on Peoplea Brewery here in Oshkosh because the location was close to Milwaukee and the physical plant was in good shape," Mack said a year later. "Thl'j brewery has run into a lot of obstacles and the big brewers did not exactly say 'welcome to the But I am optimistic that we will succeed. "I don't ever sleep," said the naUve of Prattville, Ala. "This North Vietnamese skillfully em said, and have added some. "We have eight blacks in Milwaukee and 2Mr here," he said.

He listed his wife as the one-half employe since she workj only parttime. The Milwaukee chugged a mile Sunday to win ploye to extract information Vietnam in 1967. He said he set from them. This includes brain up a hospital in toe central highlands "where for two years I treated the wounded and trained 'medical cadres in the brewery is showing that there Organized in 1911, Peoples Brewery sold its beer primarily in the Oshkosh area. Peoples to listed in the Wisconsin Manufacturers Association directory as having a net worth of about (500.000.

I is a little bit of light in all of this gloom and I am going to personnel are salesmen and truck drivers. The blacks in the Oshkosh office include "one fellow who is its division of what touted as the world's only shrimp boat races. Thousands of spectators jammed the banks of the Amelia River in this small Atlantic Ocean fishing community of where shrimping is big washing and political indoctrination. It is the objective of the Central Committee policies to win over the minds of the American POWs. "The Central Committee of North Vietnam considers that American POWs must be intensively both for strategic, intelligence and for make it go.

"We are not making a black beer or a white beer," Mack said, emphatically. "We are going to (Oshkosh State University school here." he said. "The 4 FULL PLIES RUGGED HI-TEST NYLON CORD HIGH TRACTION WRAP-AROUND TREAD DESIGN TOUGH POLYBUTADIENE TREAD COMPOUNDS FOR EXCELLENT MILEAGE POTENTIAL Mack borrowed $390,000 from the Marshall Ilsley Bank in business. im- face of bombings and hardships." In an interview earlier with Associated Press correspondent Holger Jensen, Tan claimed that Soviet, Chinese, Cuban, North Korean and French "military strategists" were advising the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces fighting in South Milwaukee after raising anoth making what the name plies a people's beer." other person is me." Mack said he was interested in hiring any qualified person, and was especially interested in er $200,000 through a public stock sale. The bank loan propaganda purposes.

The Min Hilton Cook, 50. captained "Little David" to victory in the 250-horsepower class over cousin A. Cook's Golden Isle, with a winning speed of 14 miles per hour. finding a qualified black. The brewery opened under Mack's direction in September, agreement tiet purchase of the brewery assets at $365,000 plus an inventory estimated to be about $70,000.

The stock, which sold for $5 a share, was purchased by both Vietnam. He said he saw these foreign advisers at rest stations on the Ho Chi Minn trail when he traveled south in 1967 and in -the next two years in Pleiku he saw "four or five groups of for- istry of Public Security and the Ministry of National Defense of North Vietnam compete with each other for the exploitation of the American POWs. North Vietnam blatantly violates the International Geneva Convention of 1949 for the humane treatment of POWs by permitting other Communist bloc countries, including the Soviet Union, Communist China, Cuba 1970. A month later, the 5,000 barrel-a-month brewery turned out 2,686 barrels of beer, a 100 per cent increase over the first month. "What keeps me going is the knowledge that if this is suc Sell your Don't Wants-With a J-G Classified Ad blacks and whites in Wisconsin.

Mack said btudles showed that black people in this country are one of the largest groups of beer consumers. "When I learned that, I that somehow we were going to have to own a brew eign military strategists, each numbering three to five men." The French were soldiers cessful, all the minorities will be able to move in the same direction," Mack said. who had been captured in the and others, to exploit the Amer Sending "me," as he said, 194644 Indochina war, be said. Belleville man named Jaycee leader iffimDKffim AGIE Sensationa mMmmeaiiemimMtMiewMiiimmiMiiNMMHiwiaataMim kV BP 4W mym1 CHICAGO (AP) Stanley Sieron of Belleville was elected president of the Illinois Junior Chamber of Commerce at the group's 40th annual convention over the weekend. Sieron elected on the St sixth ballot after a close race with Thomas Hilligoss of Bloo- mington and Reggie Willis of Peoria.

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