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Show nt Customs R moprivacy cent because your cg} leagues in the room were ¢ party el confidential telephone calls and dictation to 7 39. Labor M.P.@ secretary had to be made of' the G roup, elsewhere off free postage, Coe an MP. ot a road trips to his district. That famous bi the Palace of We built in all. meal ne build typewriters, manual typ exten- ters as required, seven round B dictating letters in a of some foung from the survey con- , quentities of free Parliame nt. Until ressing lately was essentially { M.P.’s to allow them get on with their main job tead of doing their own a pa upation carried on in filing b and The British M.P. is paid $7800 telephone come free dollars a year, can ask for a 1966, Parliament has postage andtelep! one calls. k, can make free telephone “Then come research, accomgot a large number of young who work here full- modation and me members House the from andonly area its gapeticence 10 11 quadra with ails only within the London the of Commons, gets $48 worth of time,” said Coe. “That's rst staircases, Big Ben, and 1.500\com got to his '@ason people who haven't RupTNEIENNS SHE for all CORED mannerane or purposes but’ Even with the promise of stationery, constituency, free and travel can ask the offices in the cit look to the M.P.'s office space. Queen getting an office apiece or House of Commons library to House of Commons to provide Elizabeth II has an enormous shared just between twoBritish do limited research for him. them — ng Room” solely usec’ for MP's could cast envious eyes Small wonder that a survey Coe said the chief problems ae a ane com on the facilities granted to of 281 M-P.’s by the Labor ofsharing anoffice was !ack of ties,” said Coe people working ament once a year. an M.P. M.P. who wants a desk, filing By United Press International would cold shoulder any peep- the sea to give children from cabinet and telephone extension WHAT'S IN A NAME? ing toms hoping to crash their poor homes a vacation can have them, though they will, ATLANTA (UPI)—The worst World Naturist Congress “It's the day of my not all necessarily be in the round in the first day of the Delegates will carry special life,” Aidis said as the first ey cloakroom. Attached to the eothanghte: were Wal tends Sieces of pink ribbon. When 1 inquireq about their purpose. | lucidrous when someone falls that you've got to short, ‘Is there 2 doctor the house?" During a recent debate on working conditions, David Steel, for thee years d Reemon towsOuirks In The News Of The Day sv:eee Susi took office in 1964, at least an base been in the hoe a same place and the desk may Atlanta golf classic a 12-over- nudist passports and no one contingent of 20 youngsters was told that they” wer be in an office shared with up par 84, was turned in by Doral else will be admitted to the 50 arrived at the house that coSt provided for each Member . B to 11 others M-P.'s. Open champion Tommy Shaw acre camp. him almost $20,000. he migh hang up his With room in Westminster for Who comes from Golf, Il. onlyy half of them, the rest have| |, pry PRIVACY PROTECTED to be content to waltz to an p regr pay ARPIRET DAY He said 200 children will have sword when he en’ered the ays at his new seaside building. ing. ThiThis is symboliccof of the 10 days t CALCTON, England (UPI)— home by the end of summer king which goes on about office across or up the road, ORPINGTON, England (UPI) |Fred Aldis, 67, saved all his life trust fund has been set up for the provision of facilities in the The walk became a run in the —British nudists said they to buy an 11-bedroom house on the future. House.” as Berkeley police run the flag back to the top of the pole after demonstrators lowered it to half mast during weekend of disturbances on the California campus, (Herald-UPI Telephoto) “BA Sunday Herald _ SUNDAY, MAY25, 169 SALE PRICED ovo, Utah | Negro Militant Demand For Half Million From Churches May Backfire By LOUIS CASSELS FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY Save to 40% |James Forman of the Student United Press International Non-Violent Coordinating Com- ‘The black militant manifesto'mittee, seems to have been| demanding $500 million injdeliberately worded to fan} “reparations” from U.S. white apprehensions. It calls} churches and synagogues mayfor “total disruption” of church} Yead to less rather than moreactivities, including worship} religious support for Negro,services—a tactic which Foreauses yman dramatized on May 4 by Major denominations which breaking up a service at hhave been providing funds for Riverside Church in New York community organization in City. It also urges black people| black ghettos are getting a to ‘seize the offices, iclephones severe backlash from white and printing apparatus of all church members who see the/church sponsored agencies and manifesto as evidence that hold these in trusteeship until ' "HURRY, SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 3st’ their money is being used to our demands are met.” encourage olence. revolutionary vi-! Giving full rein to revolutionlary rhetoric, the manifesto at The demand for reparations, another point declares that backed up by a threat, to seize “pressure by whatever means HOUSE rs pal eee religious activities, was adopted the white power structure” and recently ai a national black/adds that ‘we are not opposed PAINT excellent durability. For wood or masonry. White ence in write \to violence.” The conference was sponsuataly: j scred by the Interreligious 0!POUe? dori ae WALL RUBBER LATEX for inferior vol ie Scrubbabie, church property and “disrupt” necessary should be applied to economic development confer- to force and we are not opposed ose (ergyCmmunity white church leaders "have ( 1 AgeM sought publicly to play down set up in 1966 by tM the more inflammatory aspects Catholic, Protestant and Jewish 6+ the manifesto. bodies to coordinate religious PAINT ay support for development of ae National ao . ri : reparations demand as a Rampton Due At measures to obtain the ‘repara- D Meet emo i eer Denver, Colo. REG, 6.85 &8 a 29 with soap and water, White ond quolity Red Boel einepesos | Bracing against white back}lash in his own denomination, STAIN en $ 88 wood, enhance beauty. ao f 5: Kenneth G. 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