Transcript-Telegram from Holyoke, Massachusetts • 7

1 07 Bohofce (Mass) Trtnscripi-Telfgrtm Monday March 29 7 I before entering the grocery busk with his father ia dead The Three Faces Of KKK: Terror Bigotry Hate plaque recognizing Mi work oh behalf of disabled veterans Tba chapter taeahred a national recognition citation for 'the enrolment of new members during the year having met the national and state quotas This wu toe seventh yew in a row toe chapter hu won ton citation -Mayor Daniel Dibble wu amongspeakers Officers installed were: Keith Dalhnan commander Arthur senior' vice-com- ton step of -the Holy Cron library with seniors dressed in academic gowns The spokesman uid toe demonstration wu called because of a breakdown in neotiatidtu between them and the college administration over the dispute The unidentified student was given a phis" the protest Odid not explain why it be-thq grade was undeserved and did not identify the professor involved Sen Donakuef Local DA Pot Honored 4 State Senate President Maurice A Donahue of Holyoke and Edward Drake Chapter 4L Disabled American Veterans were honored at toe DAVs annul installation meeting Sunday at American Legion Post 35L Sen Donahus received a bronze Holy Cross- Seniors Protest Grade WORCESTER Mass A group of Holy Cron seniors plan to hold a demonstration Tuesday against a professor who flunked a student in a philosophical psychology course A student spokesman said-toe demonstration will bo Held on mender Samuel' Breed junior rice-commander Walter Bonner treasurer Albert A Demers chaplain Michael Pope sergeant at arms John Brennan officer of the day Joseph Cl-vanese adjutant and Meyer Fekbnaiyjudge advocate Thomu Cooley Phelps $2 of Williams town Who' attended both Williams and Bowdoin Colleges SHOP TONIGHT TILL 1L TUESDAY SiSffi A If TO Sill cross on top of Lookout Mountain The new Ban was still for white supremacy and atilt against Negroes but now like some other organizations of too past it was against Catholics Jews and immigrants The hooded ones also- became moralists who flogged both men and women for conduct klans-men diaapproved A sample of the moralizing and tho intellect behind it is given in a new history of the Ban to be published next month by Dr David Chalmers He cites the case of a di voiced woman with two children who married a divorced farmer Both were taken to the woods and flogged by the Ban Then Chalmers says one of the floggerv i Klansman -minister toldthe woman: you were not punished in anger this evening you were punished in a spirit of kindness and correction to sot your feet aright and to show your children now good mother should The floggers then took up collection fhalmers says and gave the women $359 and bottle of vaseline for her wounds Grover Cleveland Hall editor of Alabama's Montgomery Advertiser is specially praised by Chalmers for his fight against the Ban Chalmers quotes i Hall editorial on the thii way: one time in the South i finger be lifted against woman but now (this was to the 1129) when then is bit of idle gossip agiinst a woman Southerner had a new approach: bend her over a barrel or a log or tie her to a tree and beat the hell out of her -r we new Southern gents" (Last week the President announced the arrest of four klansmen in the slaying of Detroit woman mother of five who was shot in the head from a pasting car in Alabama while on her way to give civil rights deonstrators a ride) That second Ban flourished nationwide controlled politics in some Maces was nig influence in Texas Oklahoma Indiana Oregon and Maine Many state officials were members It fell apart by 1928 from Internal bickering corruption and scandal At its peak it had perhaps I million members The first post-Civil War Ban had no more than about 559 0M An attempt to revive the Ban in 1945 failed It sprang into life again after the 1954 Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation Negroes then began to push for their long-denied civil rights 'Now too membership is haps no more than 150M Rut klansmen still burn crosses Besides hook another history of the Ban just hit the bookstores This is William Randel's Ku Klux Klan A Century of Infamy" These two books toll a gruesome story OH To Be A Little Girl On Easter Lovely Lace Communion Charmose styles a harlequin beauty in Dacron polyester organza' Tho white top has a tn-tiered overlay in pastel shades erf green end pinkmatching tri-toned skirt is sashed with lavender Sizes 2-3-4T 900 i Nannetfe embroidered the yoke of this dress with tiny flowerrend trimmed it in lace Dacron organza with a lace trimmed nylon petti Pink or mint green Sizes 2-3- 800 i Nennefte uses pefe pink Dacron organza for this bouffant party dress Attached white ruffled underskirt embroidered and lace-trimmed yoke A sweeping sash ties in back Sizes2-3-4T 1100 1500 About The City 7 Martin Zaager pen of Mr and Mrs Martin Zaager ef 49 Weodbridge Lane has been named to the academia boMr roll at WiUistoo Acad emy 'A member ef toe dau ef Zaager was named to toe seeend boner rail i AT and Leagmada 1 By JAMES MARLOW AimcIiM Bras Newi Aulyst WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnsoa denounced the Ku Bui Ban as a society of Ingots Bigotry in America has a long history but not in all Us forms as violent cruel and lawbreaking as the Baa There have been three seta of Bans: the which sinead across the South 'after the Civil War the Ban which spanned toe 'country North and South and from Maine to Oregon after World War I and the present Ban In the first tyo stages the Ban -used terror and violence ranging from beatings and floggings to lynching In the present sjpge klansmen have been implicated in murders connected with Negroes' civil rights drives The first Ban begun as prank in IMS to frighten newly freed Negroes with the hoods and white sheets of the mem' bers "developed into a South-wide society with sinister meth ods and a single purpose: white supremacy Membership was secret under the banner or "Chivalry humanity mercy and White supremacy was achieved by the 1171s meaning Negroes were cemented into sub- servienee and the Ban pretty much faded The Ban at toe time was not alone in its secrecy or its pur pose There were others like the knights of the White Camellia the White -League the Invisible Circle Pale Faces In IMS DW Griffith produced first spectacular movie Birth of a based on Thomas pro-Ban novel Clansman In Georgia that year the Ban was resurrected under a burning Area Educators Guggenheim Award Winners Six area educators were among SU scholar scientists and art-iata announced today as receiving Guggenheim Fellowship awarda for IMS The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation was established in 1925 by the late US Sen Simon Guggenheim and Mrs Guggenheim in memory of their son who died as a young man Ibis yfcar a total of $2115700 was awarded the largest sum ever granted in the 41-year history of the Foundation Fellowships are granted to per sons of the highest capacity for scholarly and scientific research as shown by their previous contributions to knowledge and to persons of outstanding and demonstrated creative ability in the fine arts The grants are made to assist the Fellows to carry out work they have proposed to the Foundation Award winners from this area and their works include: Richard Kim novelist assistant professor of English Univ of Mass: Creative writing in fiction Dr Robert Wilce assistant professor of botany Univ of Mass: Arctic benthic marine al- gae of the Canadian northeast and Greenland Dr John Rowley assistant professor of botany Univ of Mass: The formation and growth of pollen grains and spores Dr JWien Doubrovsky professor of French Smith College: Contemporary French literary criticism Dr Dudlev Bahlman as-aociateprqfessor of history Williams College: The relations of church and state in 19th Century England Dr Leo Marx professor of English and American studies Amherst College: Literary pasto-ralism in modern American writing Armory Group -To Meet With Consultant Firm The save the Springfield Armory group may meet Tuesday in Washington with the management consultant firm hired by the Pentagon to help review the Armory ease according to Springfield Mayor Charles Ryan The group was scheduled to meet with Boos Allen and Hamilton the consulting firm in Springfield last Friday but the meeting was cancelled because the Pentagon uid the eon-tract had emired The Tuesday meeting is only tentative Armory forces consider tho firm to ne an impartial element in the Pentagon's derision to review an order to close the Armory Ryan and a fact-gathering group of skilled Armory employes called the Springfield Armory Technical Committee also plan to meet in Washington today with MaiMchusatla congressmen to coordinate efforts in tho Armory fight CHARLU'S Specials AU Week Men's Mm $149 WmwuTi Spike Hock 14 Soles $149 Rubber Meek 74 Popafar Shot Rcpiilr 1ST MAIN STRUT (teem GiM aid lemOton OPEN f9 am to 7: pjn Trimmed Dresses 3X0 She'll cherish the memory of this importent day end how grown-up she felt in her 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hated if were to lose humane Lodge alii uid in a New York television appearance that new air atriku and other measures against North Viet Nam will bring ateady improvement Lodge uid on the NBC-TV "Sunday" program he thinks North Vietnamese aggression will end it becomes clear that it'a extremely unprofitable to continue Earl Clark of Broad Brook Conn is dead Ha was a retired employe of Hamilton Standard Walter Knudton Ahhoapk may hoof Km Mb Ml Woofer 4 the WM" iny Motor of tostyoWcoor acta ar official Imo My IK of to bore nhuf 9ts food to tot yoo eooV stop rfphf bare ood mow foor of to form Wooden of to Aorioot World Horo toy am Tbo CoWoooo of Rhadooj Tbo Pboroo of Aloooodriar Tbo Sto-too of Zooo Tbo Maonloon of HoMconoiiooj Tba Towplo of Dio iro Tbo Hoof lot of lobyloa ood Tbo Pyrooild of So yoo ooall mom Hi Woodor bat pood of bnorooto JUDO PAR SONS INC Saffolh St Notyobo om tailor proyor ood odopooro covoropo So yoor act oood Pttooo 5I9-990S THIS WIIK1 HOUSEHOLD HINT Nlcoriao itoloe 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