Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
''m0rniin'
Jedge''
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The best way for man ia
ostracise himself from his race il
TO advocate the rights of all men,
"m. j."
"Mornin' ledge" gets an anony
nous letter asking that he dis.
continue this column, for there is
a lot of church people who are
good people and they don't like
the way people are being exposed,
and If it could be discontinued. l
feel that the sale of the paper
would Increase! The writer of
this letter failed to identify him
self, for reasons everybody can
plainly understand. He states
that there are lots of good people
who are obiecting to people being
exposed, wonder is that really
the motive for wanting the dis
continuation Of this column or is
it that they could he afraid that
they might be exposed? The
writer expresses his belief that
the sale Of the paper would in
crease, if this column was stopped.
But, the writer forget that if this
column was stopped | may have
to stop eating. After all, what
IN the hell are they bellyaching
about? "Mornin' ledge" doesn't
make news he just writes it af
ter somebody else makes it. And
if the good church people are so
good they have nothing to worry
about, but if they are inclined to
be on the hypocritical side, they
have lots to worry them, for
"Mornin' Jedge" gives it as he
gets it, and that's that.
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A friend of mine who visited in
town last month, and while hero
made survey Of the works of IT,
new police officers, and after
thorough checkup, remarked to I'm
j." that some Of them are doing
nice job, that is creditablc t.
the community, and seine Of them
need to go right back to school.
Not being aware "a the school
these officers attended other than
the special training that was Civ
en- them by one of the veterans on
the police force, ] inquired did he
mean that special training? He
Immediately replied that he did not
he meant kindergarten where they
could get something in their heads
that they may be able to conceive
the special training. These officers
have done nice job, eventho, one
or two have made some damnable
hlunders, but who hasn't? And
after all, they are doing the best
they can at the present, as they
grow older in experience, better
job can be expected. But my
friend did say a mouth full when
he said some need 20 go back to
school. The experience I'm. j.
had with one, makes him feel that
some need to 20 to school. not
tack. Almighty Judge after
this is published, my next appeal
is to you to he lenient with me.
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The Talleys make the news this
week. Herbert and Nerneva of l50S
Bishop. ACCORDING to all reports
Herbert of the Tallev team was a
little unruly and disregarded all
terms Of peace and Nerneva was
equally as reticent on peace terms
but was not as outstanding on the
negative as Herbert, and when
Williams and johnson discovered
them at 9th and Arch, things did
not change but when they were
presented to II. II. Oils Honor)
On tine magic carpet they were
seen in a different light, especially
Verneva who was given the APP
proval Of being ok, but Herbert
was gwen the time to pay Sl5.
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Smith and Burgy of the Blue
coat boys have gone in the de-
mcnstration business, and Robert
Williams of 1918 Gaines was one
Of their customers during the last
week. and after the demonstration
Mr.. Williams YVES taken before II.
II. for the final examination, ana
he passed the test all right, and
hereafter Robert will be apprecia-
tive for the lesson he learned ana
it only cost him $16,40 and $il.4o'
~ $40 ~
One gets tired Of going thu the
same old routine day after day.
and Hattie Gray or Green (Wmcr
name she prefers) Of GOA Wash
ioaton or A2l w. 4th Street, ~ h.
r. (what ever address she pre-
fers) at any rate she is reported
working in cafe over hero, she
as any other person gets tired OF
the same thing and decided to
come over on this side and sling
something other than hash, but
the hotel she visited didn't have
cafe department, but even at