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La gaceta., 1942-12-10

iConsidera listed patri6tica
la actitud de la compahia Mont
gomery Ward que vive del pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos?
Posee veintenas o centenares
de miHones de d6lares, pero pu-
blica anuncios "desmoralizan-
ties" en- contra de la War Labor
Board.
Els uno de los "pulpos', como
dicen los tabaqueros, que Sc ME-
gan a "modernizarse," a COM
prender que ell mundo marcia
hacia una vida mejor.
iInvoca la Libertad para no
mantener relaciones directas
con una organization obrera.
La gaceta., 1942-12-10

lie dieron aver un banquete
en- Washington, al Presidente
que en- 1888 era sargento.
Nosotros visitamos a Batista
en- Ell Cfrculo Militar de Column
bia, ell ano 1898. Tenia Ia anna
bilidad de acompanarnos 81 cul.
O amigo DR.. RamirO Capablan-
ca, en- aquellos dias secretariC
lie la PreSidencia.
EntonceS era ''sargento-coro-
mel" ell Sr. Batista; pero tenia
una camisa de soldado, sin cor
bata, y en- su despacho apenas
81 cabian cuatro personals.
Hablamos con el..... pero nc
pudimos lograr que nos contes.
ara algunas preguntitaS relacio-
nadas con A gobierno del DR..
Grau San Martin.
Ell hombre de la carrera 'por
~entosa," ell sargento de la carre-
'ra mete6rica, es ahora mayor ge
neral, ciudadano rico, Presiden.
tie de la RepGblica de Cuba.
En- Washington, anteayer, ell
Presidente Roosevelt lie di6 la
bienvenida de igual a igual, de
Presidente a Presidente de pri
mer masgistrado a primer ma
! gistrado, de comandante en- je-
| fe a comandante en- jefe.
jCuantos sargentos sonaran
hoy en- ell mundo con los rapidos
aScensos de su excelencia ell ge-
neral Y presidente don Fulgen-
clio Batista?
iEnonctr6 la formula maravi
Iosa para "avanzar" en- la vida
Guiana!
iQue hizo con ella? ITuvo al
guna vez en- sus manos la Tampa
ra de Aladino?
La gaceta., 1942-12-10
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Intolerancia ~religiosa. Los Bonos de Guerra
y los obreros del tabaco. = Altos precios. = la
formula de Batista. - Montgomery Ward.

LA isla, sus queridos aliados, Ia
zafra de 1913?
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Helena, On The Mississippi

condition, He reported bringing
home "A applications for his com
pany and the President of his
company gave him for his good
work a beautiful grip, he will by
December | have in Crittendon
County alone 100 policy holders.
Dan as he is known by his friends
in Phillips County has been a
member of Bethlehem church for
80 years and has been u deacon
for thirty years a record he Is
proud Of, this as every one n
calls it Dams church. Mr.. Miles
is also president Of the st, Stew
ems United Deacon Council that
meets onee every month, this
Council has for its purpose char
ity IN the broad n and any
member Of this council or any
member of his family that needs
help the st. Stevens United Coun-
Gil is on the job,
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
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there will be tax on Photographs
and candy. All war talk. +.
Part Ct Joe Louis Army difficul
ties stem from the fact that he
missed by an hour an app intment
with the colonel . .. Joe was
bowling with a colored orchestra
leader and the date slipped his
mind. Paul NUM- will
do the life of Joe Stain. Some
fine actor ought to do the life df
Joe Louis, but then, it's no. quite
over yet.
OF LOCAL ORIGIN. The Cab
Galloway orchestra ballteam will
meet the "Best Foot Forward
nine at Central Park this Wednes
day in a Theatrical League con-
test. Cabs unbeatcn team has
won four. 81. incidentally, BEST
Foot Forward is an all youth mus
ical which starred Rosemary Lane
Staff Sergeant Era Some Of the
radio Aldich Family, makes a per-
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Lionel Hampton ssss sta a%Sai5st i"s!! M %$s, H Ps

board on Friday night. A large
bumber was present. inclnding
the pastor, Rev, w, C. Campbell
and the president OF the board,
Mrs. Rosa Wilson.
PERSONAL: Mrs. Rosa Belvery
is visiting her sister-in-law in
Chicago. Mrs. Arthur Cole
man is i'll at her home and a
friend, Mrs, Pansy Whitney is
al attending her, Visiting Little
Rock recently was Mrs. Surrilla
Garrison as guest of her daught-
er, Mrs. Viola Brown, a regular
reader Ct the State Press.
From South Bend, Indina is Mrs.
Lille Graham as guest of her
cousin, Mrs, Willie Parker and
also her sister Mrs. Leola Per-
kins, of Tiller -. Mrs. f. r.
Bates, mother of the prominent
DIR j. b Bates is visiting him and
other relatives and is i'll at this
writing Rev. G. N. Ship will
spend a few days with Rev. T..
c. Bryant at Wilmot. u.
ST, PETERS Baptist Church
pastor, Rev. G. N. Ship spoke
at the morning service on last
Sunday and brought a soul STIR
ring sermon to ar appreciative
and large audience. The evening
services were sponsored by the
Union Trustee Board, with Rev.
7. W. Crawford bringing the mes
sage. Revs. Campbell and R. G.
Grimes were present and $56.55
was reported.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
By E. r. Richardson

CHURCH: Rev. G. w. Blaekmon,
pastor of Carriers Chapel A. NJ.
+. church has just closed a two
weeks revival which was a sue
cess. He is now looking forward
to Mems Day program Sunday
July 5th. The choir will consist OF
so male voices for this day. Rev.
W. NJ. Eason former pastor will
preach at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
PERSONALS: Mr.. Jerry Bowling
Jr., and sisters Audrey and Cor
leen Of Champaign, ILL.,, spent a
very pleasant week as the guest
of their Father Mr.. Jerry BOWL
ing and Miss lola Moore of Ills
Beech St. Mr.. Warner Childs Of
East st. Louis is also a pleasant
visitor of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Childs of Helena.
Mr.. George A. Lakine of Men,
phis, Tenn, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart,
Mrs. Villa Mae Simmon is
spending her vacation with Mrs.
Jessie B. Thomas at Beattle,
Michigan.
Mrs. Willie Williams Of Omaha
Neb is spending her vacation in
the city with Mrs. Pearl D, Gym,
Mrs. Savaa(ah Defrance OF
Chicago, ILL.,, has been visiting her
sister relatives and friends for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Veatrice Clark a former
nurse at the Helena hospital has
now moved to ST. Louis, Mo-, :.
Mrs. Clark is missed by her many
friends. . Mrs. Mary Canada
and Mrs. Sofia Yates of Chicago,
ILL.,, are visiting relatives ant
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
GOSPEL CHORUS FETES
CHOIRSTER

The Gospel Chorus of Bullock
Temple CINE Church gathered at
the home of Mrs. j. l.. Rumph,
$40 w, 17th ST., to bid forewell
to Messrs. Glover, choirster OF
the chorus and his friend Clyde
Sumter, who answered the call to
colors last week.
After the social hour a brief
ceremony was held and a gift
presented to the faithful worker.
The guest list included Mesdames
Maude Wilson, j. f. Bennette, e.,
A. Boddie, E. II. Austin, Ada
Gregg, Elizabeth Bell, C. II. Lee,
Rosa M. Mosley, l. T. Tidwell,
Rosetta Everett, B. c. Williams
and men present were Messrs. A..
+. Aston, Henry Mosley and Dan
iel w. Kendrick.
The inductees left for camp ON
Friday, June &c.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
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of colored people, writer and
specialist on social and economic
problems. . These protective
boggars play safe, they general
ly are connected with some reli-
gious activities or some news
paper where they can carry on
their nefarious way of begging
and steer clear Of the law. A
good racket, hut it must go. The
beggars must be exposed and
taken off the public.
BRIEFS:
Wendell Willkie was branded
a Communist last week by Con-
gresham "Ranting" Rankins Of
Mississippi because he wants to
see democracy displayed in
America.
Sam Caldwell, mayor
Shreveport, louisiana, would
rather his city's progress be re-
tarded than to see the Negroes
progress.
A monkey was praised and
credited last week for saving
the lives Of a s~hip-crew, while it
took all "hell-an-tar" to get the
name Of a messman hero reveal
ed.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
McGehee News
BY Tom Jones

RETURNS To Hospital; Your
columnist, Tom Jones Is confined
to the M. o. p. hospital at Little
Rock, suffering with a bronchial
ailment. Recently injured in an
accident at the railroad yards
here, another part of his hand
will be amputated to avoid in
lection. Friends here wish him a
speedy recovery.
USHER BOARD MEETS Mrs.
Alberta Washington, secretary OF
the Usher Board at Evening Star
Baptist church made her report on
the annual congress that met at
Little Rock at a meeting OF the
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

God give you the strength to
fight through to the end, Mr.,
Pierre. Congenial and atfable, you
should not doubt that you will
get the support of Pine Bluffs Ne
gro citizenry, as we'll as the con-
tinued patronage of those patrons
Of both races who you have cult
waited through efficient and honest
service through the years. Mr..
Pierre, and his wife, Mrs. Katie
B. Pierre, A. NJ. and N. College
teacher. are the parents Of a son,
Jose Pierre, Jr., teen age lad.
They 7 members Of st. Peters
Catholic Church. ,
OWL CAFE, under the guild
anee of the owner, Mrs. Ida Holl-
.ingsworth, will offer added space
facilities to its patrons at an early
date with construction progress
ing rapidly to give way for the
crowd that overflows . . Uncle
Bill says, he is just the hired
man about the house, hardly able
to get a meal, but nevertheless
we give you Mr.. and Mrs. Ida
Hollingsworth, who epitomizc the
meaning Of what was told them at
the altar until death US do part"
Teamwork and cooperation are
responsible, plus the bust.
ness acumen of Mrs. Hollings-
worth, whose experience dates
way back, for the success of the
Owl Cafe, which offers fine bar
b-q, coolest beer in town, and
when winter comes, the best of
The chitterlings'
TRIVIA: Harold Flowers goes
TO Dark Corner, near Cotton Plant
Sunday for a Victory Day speech
which may be one of his last
speeches before induction into the
U. s. Army. . Edward O'Bryant
took even his family by surprise.
upon the announcement that he
was volunteering for service in
Uncle Sans army. He said good
bye, and That is the story. Good
luck, and May God Bless you my
friend. c. p. Coleman was re-
leeted for the third time. There's
a job here c. p. that you and all
Americans can do :. invest your
money in War Saving Stamps and
Bonds. Is It true that Mr..
Martin vas named farm manager
at the A. NJ. and N. College farm
over DR., John B, Watson's pro-
est, Calling Commissioner
Ralph b. Jones. Incidentally, Nh
Martin, what part did DR.. Wat
o play if any in the matter of
The Phillips County draft board
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

sonal appearance on Dorothy Xii,
g~allen's "Voice of Broadway ra-
dio show, Kilgallen is one of the
New York Posts best columnists
Sgt Stone will tell all about the
new army show written by Irving
Berlin, "This Is The Army" which
stars some colored soldiers. 1t is
due to open at the Broadway
Theatre July 4th instead of the
LIST, And "This is the Army"
may be brought to the screen,
with Hollywood playing the lead
ing roles and all proceeds going
to the Army Emergency Fun. +.
Paramount Pictures is being sued
for $4,000 over the rights to
memphis Blues" =. Aside to
Joe Louis. Goodbye and good
luck, we're on your side.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Wooster :
PILGRIM REST
BAPTIST CHURCH

On last Sunday, the church and
community were entertained by a
group of members and singers
from the Morning Star Baptist
Church, North Lite Rock. At II
o'clock, Rev, S. Wilkerson, brother
Of the pastor, Rev. Paul Wilker-
son, preached a masterful SER
mon, "The Blind Beggar.'
Featured on the afternoon pre-
gram were the Five Gospel Sing
ers of the visiting church and the
Tfue-Tone Quartet Saint
Stephen Church, Little Rock, end
ing with solos by Mr.. George Civ
ems and Rev. S. Wilkerson. Prin-
cipal speaker was Prof. L. c. Cox
of Mt. Grove Baptist church,
Greenbrier. The president Of the
group here, Mrs. Arthur Brandon
exposed appreciation to the visit
ing choiristers and ministers and
invited them to return soon.
COMMUNITY Notes; Mrs. Mar
tina Hopkins is the proud mother
Of a bouncing baby girl. We are
sorry to report that she is still
very i'll. :. Recently married were
Miss Willie Garrett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett and Jona-
than Warren. This community
is taking an active part in the
sale of scrap rubber and more
than 800 lbs were sold this week.
Miss Mary Gault is Asst. reporter
for the church and community.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

friends here. We sincerely hope
their say will be a pleasant one,
Mrs. Lille Crawford and family
of st. Louis, Mo-, are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Dixon and Hudson Grocery
Store corner of O'Connor and st.
Francis streets invite their
friends to come in and see them,
Mrs. Mary b. Manning i. spend
ing her vacation in Shelby, Mss,
with friends.
Mrs. Matte Watkins well known
church woman and mother of Mr..
George Watkins passed recently
Her many friends extend to the
family their deepest sympathy. +.
Mrs. Penny Nicely wife of the late
Jordan Nicely passed in Chicago
She is a former resident here.
Mrs. Elmer Rranner and Mrs.
Robert Leonard spent several days
visiting and attending the Green
vile Baptist Convention Mrs.
Robert Williams is in Little Rock
attending the funeral of her aunt
Friday was a sad day and at the
some time a happy day for "a of
our boys whro went to Camp Rob
inson, they had two bus loads and
all were happy except the sweet
hearts, sisters mothers and wives
theye were given a rousing fare
well by a large crowd who were
to see them off.
Dan H. Miles, general agent
for the Old Safety National Life
ms, Co., made a special trip
through Arkansas for two weeks
and when he returned he reported
that the Negroes where he work.
ed lor his company were in goo
spirits as their crops Were in fin
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

hind the lines strive to keep these
logs ight-hearted. There is a
part for each Of US, by putting
the very hest we have in us and
by the help of God We will win.
We are locking forward to "A
grand Fourth of July in and a.
round the city and Citizens
in this and surrounding towns
are invited to come and join US
II Il celebration.
Mr., Richard Smith of Kansas
City, Mo, is visiting relatives and
friends here, Mrs, Marcella
Hood Taylor is planning to
leave Don to spend the summer
with her sister in Chicago, III.
CHURCH,; The past Sunday was
a high day with s.. Mark Bapt.
Church. After a model Sunday
School IN when twenty-five dol
lars was raised, pastor Roberts
preached a soul stirring sermon,
"A mar wanted" The evening
services We're conducted by visit
ing churches, Pastors Jones of the
Methodist church preached an in
spring message, walking with
God" Rev. White of New Hope,
being indisposed asked Rev. Pea
cock to speak and a large crowd
was in attendance. Philadelphia
was represented by special group
who brought a substantial contri-
hutton and the total collection was
$113.10. nssass.sa
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
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father, Mrs. Rubic Taylor and Mr..
Dave McFadden, Camp RUBY,
Texas. Miss Mary Wilmar
league, junior at Yerger High is
visi ing in Texarkana F.. Miss
Dorothy Mae Davenport, also a
junior at Yerger is visiting in
Chicago. Messrs. A. j. Piggee
and Trenton Cooper, graduates OF
Yerger Hi left recently for the
Windy City and classmates and
friends are wishing them much
success :. PARTY: A whist
party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of
Chicago, with many friends at
tending CLUB. The Bicycl-
list Club packed their baskets and
rode to Dixie Spring and over a
camp fire prepared a delicious
lunch for the "bunch.' Attend
ing were Mesdames Olivia Will
son, Zelma Rogers and Misses u!a
Nelson, Daisy Wilson, Lyphivia
Smith, Robbie Moore, Matte
Charles and Dorothy Mae Dixon.
Friends are happy to know that
Mrs. Zelma Rogers is much i'm
proved from a recent injury while
cycling.
Mrs. J.. w. Williams left Mon
day, June 90 to visit her mother
and father of Tyler, Texas and
she will also visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Of Austin.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

ALLY'S ESQ Servicenter, fol
lowing the poiicy announced last
week Of presenting weekly, a Pine
Bluff Negro business enterprise
which warrents the support of all
of Pine Bluffs Negro citizenry,
we present ALLEYS ESQ Ser
siceater. The institution was
established nine years ago, when
two ambitious young men opened
up jus. another service station.
The two who started out together
were Troy c. Alley and Otis Will
burn, both students of the A. M.
and N. College. Mr.. Wilburn lat
er sold our his interest, leaving
Mr.. Alley as sole owner, who has
charted the progress of the insti-
tuition ever since Today, the
station is easily valued at $4,000,
giving employment to OTIS Will
burn, Eddie Meekins, Luther
Green, Charley Brown, and Mrs.
Gladys Alley, bookkeeper. The
service is full and complete and
available for twenty-fo -four hours of
each day, with MI. Wilburn, act
ing as night service attendant.
Mr.. Alley was married to the for
mer Miss Gladys Gray, graduate
Of Philandcr Smith College, and
the University Of Kansas, some
years ago. They are the parents
of one daughter, Janis Faye, who
will be a year old on July 20. :. -.
They are members of st. James
Methodist Church, and bid fair to
play a very important part in the
business, civic and social life of
the Pine Bluff we all are working
for. We believe that nine years
of experience, evidencing salts
factory progress in developing a
business that compares with any
Pine Bluff has to offer, certainly
ought to command the patronage
OF every Negro citizen in Pine
Bluff. We give the ALLEY ESQ
Servicenter our unconditional and
unqualified endorsement for your
automobile needs!
Lost a pocketbook with twenty
or more dollars, and that precious
sugar rationing car, on State
Street, near Branton's Taxi office.
The owner is Mrs. Laura Chanay.
She probably doesn't expect the
money, but the card provided SUI
gar for the family. Now come
on and BE SWEET
DAN YOUNG'S civilian clothes
have been returned to his mother
and ladies and gentlemen we pres
ent for the armed forces Of the
United States a prospect for feats
comparable to Charles Young and
Douglas Macarthur Keep 'em fly
ing. =. but don't you Mr.. and Mrs.
John Q. Negro forget to buy War
Saving Stamps and Bonds. Talk
ing about the United States Army
here's rews. . My boss, Harold
Flowers, the lanky radical lawyer,
was examined for United States
Army service on June "a, Incl
dentally the seventh anniversary
Of his Arkansas Bar examination,
which he passed. and certainly it
is very probable that he not only
passed his physical Wednesday
but will be called into service
soon. Considering for some
time the question of volunteering
for armed service, he has been
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
all about pine bluff with frances sampson

halted by a wife and mother, but
now, the road is clear, . and soon
he will be an enlisted man in the
u. s. Army. I'd hate to think
of him being present when a Ser
geans Foster loses his life at the
hands of a civilian policemen. ~.
the man is just that crazy
Target Practice. That is the past
time of Wendell Shelton and Thee
dore Jones, attorney, on early
mornings and they should be very
adept at the art Of shooting their
guns by this time. natural seen
cry for the pastime make it, we
r positive, most pleasant and
exhilarating -. On the GO and
no rest for the Weary. when
Mrs. Ruth c. Flowers. left Tues
day morning for the bedside of an
ailing sister, Mrs. Dorothy Grov-
es, Of Colorado Springs, Colorado
Mrs. Flowers, wife our local at
torney, recently returned from
Washington. She is expected to
be in Colorado two weeks. Mar
rage . Miss Florence Taylor
md Matthew Gum were united
in matrimony by the Rev. j. G..
Gillins, May 30, at the home of
Mrs. Mary Sledge, 1915 Scull ST.
A New Clinician at the office of
the dean Of Pine Bluff physicians
and surgeons, DR.. w. +. Watson,
is the attractive office secretary,
Miss frankie Mae Thompson, of
West Fourth Avenue. She is hav
ing a lots of fun with the clergy
who maintain unofficial headquar-
tiers at the office Of DR.. Watson.
Hershell Clark where are you my
youIlr friend? We missed you
last week. hurry back to tho
staff !
LIONEL HAMPTON and his
orchestra will play a dance en-
gagement at the American Legion
Stadium Tuesday evening, July 7,
Hampton, reported to be the
worlds greatest vibraharpist, was
formerly with The Benny Coed
man orchestra, and critics ac-
claim his musical aggregation as
enc Of the best in the entertain
ment field. Adequate prepare
| tons have been made to take
care of She overlooking crowd
which is indicated by the fast sale
Il advance tickets. Southeast
Arkansas patrons will have thu
rare privilege Of enjoying the
music ty Lionel and his orchestra
in a stadium with ample space
facilities for dancing, with air.
conditioning for the comfort Of al
Promoters Jack Taylor and Eddi,
Johnson cancelled an advertising
contract with Pine Bluffs lon,
daily paper, when the newspaper
tdver ising m}nager insisted vi
on payment Of ad copy in advance
We take pride in this ~forthrigh.
declaration which would tend t
offend the credit standing Of thes,
gentlemen in this community. Mr.
Taylor is the owner and pro.
prietor Of the Varsity Tavern al
400 North Cedar Street, witt
established tusintts dNteup Uses
at McGehec as well as in Pint
Bluff. Mr.. Johnson is the co.
owner Of Eddie's Pool hall, :
wholesome recreation spot in PINE
Bluffs Third Aver ue. . We joir
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03

with them in helping make this
dance a success, despite the would
be a~utocratic position taken by
the agent of a daily newspaper,
so, IIepCats. Jitterbugs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Society. let's be seeing
YOU at the seasons greatest at
traction. Mr.. Hampton and his
boys! SLASHING OF Heads
yes, it has happened again, and
your columnist had the ARE pri-
vilege of watching skillful Dr.
Clyde Lawlah run catgut through
the skin of manager Willie Barsll,
Of the Varsity Tavern, who was
allegedly struck by one attempt
ing to assist him in quelling dis
order. Later on in the night, DR..
lawlah had to leave to sew up
wounds on another, who had been
injured leaving the Tavern .
A New Dentist in the Lytes'
dental clinic. from st. Louis,
Mo, is DR.. Thomas A. Giles DR..
Giles is a graduate of the Howard
University Dental School, and has
practiced since 1926 in st. Louis.
Recently recovering from an ex-
tended illness himself, pr. Giles,
is holding forth pending the re-
eovery eff DR.. F. P. Lytes. In
cidentally, in town considering re
location of an office is DR.. Hazel
Moore, Of North Little Rock. DR..
Moore is the sister of Drs, Edwin
and Alvin Moore, all graduates Of
Meharry Medical College.
Going to Chicago Theodore
X. Jones, attorney at law, Tues
day right left for a brief vaca
ton. Mr.. Jones. one of Pine
Bluffs successful . attorneys,
spends his annual vacations visit
ing friends and relatives in the
North and East . Wherever he
goes, Counsellor Jones ranks with
the best and enjoys the association
Of a host Of friends. . IN Town
from st. Louis, Springfield, and
Chicago is Miss Claudine Franklin
of East 18th Street. Miss Frank
lin was formerly cashier at the
Nes.er Theatre, but states that
she must go and work where
there is money" But, we do ap-
preciate your coming hack home
for that's being a nice grille
Claudine ! Josephine Pierre, ST..
Tor many years an employee al
the List Laundry, is reported tC
be making plans FOR the opening
Of his own cleaning and pressing
establishment ncar his home a
10th and Alabama Streets. =. 1t /,
said that when the boss found OF
Joe was leaving or about to oper
a place of his own, his route wa,
cancelled and he was asked /,
clear the house. That is graft
tude for a man who had give
years of faithful and loyal ser
vice, all because he wants to G,
out Now upon his OWN Ii
other words that is down RICH
mean just a bit of Nat racia
prejudice in America which certail
ly is stalling this mighty wa,
machine which sensible American
r trying to got going. A con
centration camp seems to be tn,
best place ! can think of for thest
rebels who would deny economic
political and social equality t,
American Negro citizens . Ma!
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-03
Menifee News
BY II. W. Jamison

COMMUNITY: We see many
young men here registering for
draft and their faces are bright
and seemingly their hearts are
light. Let MS who remain be-