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ed on her thighs. He stood look
ing at her for a moment; she ra4s-
cd her eyes and looked AZ him,
She laughed. Help me, Bigger.
I'm stuck"
He helped her and his hands
felt the softness of her body as
she stepped to the ground. Her
dark eyes looked at him feverishly
from deep sockets. Her hair was
in his face, filling him with its
scent. He gritted his teeth, feel
ing a little DIZZY. "Where's my
hat? | dropped it some where y
She swayed as she spoke and he
frightened his arms about her,
holding her up. He locked round
her hat was lying on the running
board. "Here it is he said.
As he picked it up he wondered
what n white man would thlnF
seeing him here with her | Ike this.
Suppose old man Dalton saw HIM
now? Apprehensively, he looket
I'D at the big house. 1t was dark
and silent. "Well,' Mary sighed
~ suppose better go to bed
He turned her loose, hut had te
cs,ch her again to keep her oil
the pavement, He led her to the
steps. "Can you make it?'
She looked at him as though she
CONTINUED on Back Page)
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Noble SissIe Celebrates
With silly Rose 1,

'mond Is FIR continuous luxury and
the Horseshoe for luck.
But In these days Of war, Sis
sic is reminded Of the time when
he too served Uncle Sam, That
was on March II, 1918. Sissle was
in d fferent scene, he was along
with Col. William Hayward's eele-
brated 18th New York Infantry
Regiment across the seas 1t Reimi
court, France, fighting with the
French Army. The French design
ated 1t as Trois Cen Soixante Men
viene Regiment d'Infantrie, u. 3.
when our best boys from Harlem
moved up into their billets to
French General who gree4sd -
said mockingly IN Maurice Che
Waller infections: welcome lsasle
black bab-bees.' But 307 colored
soldiers sleep in French cemeteries
today and 1.-THE leetle black hAb-
bees" won every decoration for
gallantry before 1t wan over.
SO On every March the 18th
in memory Of them, Noble plays
all Of the tunes which Lieut.. Jim
Europe's 18th Infantry band play
"a rs Hayward's bronze charges
moved up to the front. 8 sale jnsk
can't forget those days.
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BY Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK (C)---It was a
grand night, Tuesday, March II, in
that beautiful room under the
Paramount Hotel far bandleader
Noble Sissle, who celebrated with
it's owner, Billy Rose, the first
birthday of the Diamond Horse
shoe, New York downtown mite
spot for snobs and snythetics. 1t
was the end Of Iher first year,
which was proven success and
the end Of Sissle's first u months
with his boys as the main supply
of music which was the drawing
card for the club
Short md stncky 42-year-old
Billy Rose. a millionaire who looks
like he would ask you for a cup
Of coffee, not only Owns the Hose
shoe, but during the Worlds Fair,
he was sole boss Of the Acqua-
cade. Billy Rose Is extremely fond
of Noble Sissle and had him play
ing at another mite club here,
which he owned before opening the
Horseshoe last March. The Dia-
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The return engagement between
the two fighters is expected to
draw a capacity crowd and at
tract gate o. approximately
$4,000. Staged for the tenef t
of tie Army Emergency Relief
Fund, the entire purse Of Joe
Louis will be donated to the fund
as will the profits CLEANED by
Promoter Mike Jacobs. Simon is
also tossing in a percentage Of his
returns.
Last March, Simon, weighing
255 pounds, stood up with Joe for
13 rounds, persistently lettering
the champion with left jabs. Al
though Simon witkstood the cham
ions Sunday punches, he did hi
the canvas couple Of times that
night and was still on his feet
when the bout was stopped.
Arrangements have been made
to short-wave the Louis Simon
championship fiaseo, broadca4.
via Mutual on Friday, March n at
1000 p. M, EWT, to American
soldiers stationed in distant areas
Ct both hemispheres. The blow-by-
blow description of the match will
reach AEF contingents everywhere
on the globe, except Australia,
through The short wave facilities
Of WGEO and VEGA, Science
tady.
The bout will be carried by 176
stations Of the Mutual network in
the United States and by rs out
lets in Canada. simultaneously, 1t
will be hnamed to rhe Caribbean
area and South America, where it
may be picked up by American
forces in Car bbean centers and
Panama. Fighting men in Hawaii
and Bataan will be served by
short-wave transmissions to KG-
NIB, Honolulu, and kHBC, Hilo.
Men in far-of Alaskan bases will
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-27

Jones High L.R.'s
Best Contender

Eighteen teams, comprising the
Arkansas Colored Athletic Assoc
citation. will participate in the
state basketball tournament, girls
which will be held on the Dream
land Ballroom court Saturday, in
what promises to be one Of the
best basketball classics held here
since the season began.
First round wdl be held from II
a. m. to 2:30 p. M; second rounds
from 3 to 7, and finals and semi
finals will be played at TAO p. M.
The Dunbar High School girls
team and the highly rated Jones
High School Dragonettes, will h
Little Rock entrans in the field OF
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ID. However, Jones High has the
best season record, and will prob
ably play either In the sem .finals
or finals.
Teams entered for tho tourna-
laent are; Augusta High, Bleslns
Training School, Camden High,
Childress High, Corbin High, Cot
ton Plant Academy, Dupbsr High
e.. r., Fargo Aggies, Jones High
tNLR), Langston High, McRae
II gh, Merrill High, Miller High,
Morrilton High, Motion High
Washington Hi, ElDorado, Wash
ington High, Texarkana, and Yer
ger High, Hope.
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Member teams include the en-
cinnati Clowns, formerly the Mia
mi Ethiopian Clowns who hold the
national semipro championship by
virtue of winning the Denver
Posts tournament last August, and
will play their home games in en-
cinnati's Crosley field, home of
the Reds,
The others are the Chicago
Brown Bombers, Boston Royal
Giants, Detroit Black Sox, Bal
timore Black Orioles, and Mime
apolis-St. Paul Gophcts. Several
other clubs have asked for fran
chises and in all probability VII
be made associate members.
All Of these teams are readying
great plans for the season. The
Clowns, owned by Hunter Camp
bell and sgd Pollock, have engag-
cd the veteran pilot, Bunny Downs.
as field manager. Boston is own
ed by a syndicate Of prominent
baseball folk and will have Bru-
lin White managing.
L. L. Gamble owns the Chicago
Brown Bombers, who will have the
peerless Bngo De Moss as pilot.
Louis r. Taylor and Ben Linto
are the owners and Charley Henry
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manager Of the new Detroit en-
try, DIR. Joseph H. Thomas, own
er Of the Bait more Black ORR
oles, will announce an outstand-
ing parsonage as field leader soon
Jim Brown will manage the Min
peapolis st. Paul Gophers for the
Twin Cities Boosters syndicate,
The Negro Major Baseball lea
que of America VII start its sch
edule on Sunday, May II. All
teams will train in the south and
play a number of exhibition games.
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DEMOCRACY became mock
~ cry for real (to coin a oft
used phrasel last week when Two
sepia athletes, Jackie Robinson,
of uCLA football and basketball
fame, and Nate Moreland, late of
the Baltimore Elite Giants, APP
piled to Jimmy Dykes, manager
Of the Chicago White Sox, for
pos tons on the Pale Hose team.
Dykes frankly admits that Rob
inson and Moreland have what it
takes to make the grade in the
big league, but passed the buck
to the front office staff for the con-
tinued refusal of big league
teams to allow Negroes to enter
the big time. Robinson and More
land have an enviable reputation
out on the West Coast, both hav-
ing been mainstays OF the Fasa-
dena Sox team (Wh tie, stel and
Robinson was nominated all-Cali-
fornia shortstop last season.
80 sss -
Prairie View College of Texas,
after being given a commcndabls
rating by the daily papers, lived
up to their reputation and broke
the spring relay at the Butler U.
Relays last week IN 3.i5.5. The
~TcxanSrv, after this win, wins
tual cineh to cop the sprint relays
in tie Negro Intercollegiate meets
which are impending soon.
~ sA* ~
Cho1ac re JoaE nay,snaay and
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aggiin
En- Out
BY Emory o. Jackson


Big tent Negro baseball q now
divided into three leagues with
the advent Of the announcement
of tie newly-formed six-club Ne
gro Major Baseball League OF
America.
Major r. r. Jackson, formerly
with the Negro American League,
has been elected president. Fran
chises have been given to Cinein-
nS.i, Chicago, Detroit, Boston,
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Boston.
Their release on the new, or
third major league cleverly said
that the 'league has been organic
ed specifically to increase Negro
baseball's part in President Frank.
lin D. Roosevelt's request for more
baseball as a morale builder
That is a catchy presentation OF
what is hardly the reason for
their organizing at all.
Both the NAL and the NNL have
quarrelled with each other inces-
sanity. Both recently agreed to
have no business with the Ethiop-
ian Clowns who currently are
training at Miami, Fla. Too, they
said that they would have no deal
ings with Cuban-labled teams, ex-
cept the N. Y. Cuban Stars.
The Clowns will play under the
trademark Of the Cincinnati
Clowns in the new league.
In my frequent dispatches.
warn both leagues Of their mis-
takes and time and again limited
that they were invited COMPETE
ton with their selfishness and
Ilsunity practices.
a nv own notice shows that foi
more than three years now the in
dependent teams have been bet
ter drawing cards than many
clubs in the two Negro majors.
Their publicity and business, in
general, was better handled. l
will have to leave this subject.
~ *ts ~
Joe Louis who lays his million
dollar title on the line again to-
night for nothing, is the first
amateur ever to held the heavy
weight title. Or rather he is the
only heavyweight champion ever
to turn amateur, fighting for the
love of il, or his country. Louis
meets Abe Simon tonight in Ma
d son Square Garden.
~ **+ ~
Twice in consecutive years Ne
gro teams have faded in the Chi
cago pro cage tourney. The Rens
were 1889 kings, the Globe Trot-
tiers, ho4o; the Detroit Eagles
1941 and the Oshkosh (Wis.) team
capturing it this year. The Renss,
who recently defeated the Globe
Trotters, copied the Cleveland
/ $4,000 tournament.
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tie Rocks more patent representa-
tive in the tournament, and are
plenty good when they're hot.
Here's hoping that there will be
an EXTRA large crowd out for
this tournament. Need more be
be saidl
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DUBISSON TIGERS HOLD iS1
PRACTICE

The Dubissor Tigers held the 1st
practice session of the season Sun
day, Mar. %. All players reported
and n real hot session was held.
The manager, Charles Rouse, re-
ports several new faces and ex-
poets to have a championship
team this year. Address all COM
munieations concerning dases for
games to Dutisson Undertaking
Co., 905 Gaines st. Little Rock.
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the sporting
&: pot (:
purri

BY s. l.. BROWN

Harry Wills! Will Red Coehrane
ever get up the necessary impetus
to fight the terrific Ray (Sugar
Robinson for the welterweight tit
lie? Rob nson annexed another VIC
tory (his27th) to his long string
when he gave Norman Ruhio the
works in Z rounds last Friday night
in Madison Square Garden.
- a+* -
Tonight Joe Louis meets Abe
Simon in an Army Relief title
match for the second time. This
bout WI mark the second time
that Joe has put his title on the
line and donates tie proceeds to
the armed services. Louis faces the
chance Of fighting without his old
standby, Jack Blackburn, in his
corner, and, If Blackburn is not
in Louis corner, will be conclusive
proof that Blackburn is not rum
ming Louis fights entirely, I'll s
corner looks for an early Louis
victory before ten rounds.
so *t* ~
The Arkansas Negro Athletic
Association will hold their girls
basketball tournament in Little
Rock on the Greenland Ballroom
court, Saturday heginn ng at 10 a.
m. There will be- II teams sehedul-
ed to play in the tournament
Jones High School Dragonettes
are holding a prominent spot in
the tournament as favorite and
seeded. The Dragonettes arc Lit
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BEATING the
GUN
(Ry Alvin Moses for AMP
Does the Opirion Still Hold?

Joes the Optri0n Still Hold?
NEW YORK CITY. Mar.--New
Hampshire State college provides
US with the subject matter of this
columns opening. A tall, blondish
viking has performed outstanding
high inks at track meets for her
during the recent indoor track sea-
son. His name is NORCRUM, and
like {. great Negro track perform
err of recent years, HUBBARD. of
Geneva college, Butler, Penn, he
accomplishes his feats with his
right foot completely free of a
shoe!
In Hubbard's case, prominent
New York sports editor who draws
$500 CHATS no pun) monthly
from powerful newspaper SYM
dicate, dedicated an epistle that
set forth Hubbard as a sort of
aboriginal" virtually in the class
sABU, famed elephant-hoy! Now
dame nature, who always repeats
herself In the matter Of turning
out molds, gives us in 1912 this
modern VIII te youngster who
PERFORMS BAREFoOTED AL
so. We wonder if this brilliant
scrivener who lampooned a shy,
personable bronzed lad because of
the odd style he employed, thinks
in like terms of being a monstro-
sity about New Hampshire's fabl-
ed Norcrum
When Bill (Bojangles) Robinson
was humbling the worlds premier
sprinters from Paddock to Tolan
in HIS speciality backwards
spr rting of a Is yard handicap;
writers around the snooty and
(more often than not) biased white
wheel, characterized Bill as nm
animal, not exactly human!
Barefooted anythings always
feld q strange sort of fascination
for us. Coming to New York's
10th street at the age Of six
months, we never enjoyed the pr
vilege Of unshod hiking and swim
min hole histrionics country bum
pkins enjoyed. It becomes even
more mysterious when a barefoot
ed (one leg) athlete like Hubbard
hits 6 feet Ia inches virtually
every time out as he did dur ng
his four years at Geneva. Now
comes Norcrum with a better than
IA feet in the pole vault and 6
feet A inches or better in the high
jump.
Wonder what this sports editor
will say when he picks up our let
ter reminding him Of the days
when he poked fun ait Negro track
freaks las he called them)? The
sport writing fraternity Of the ma
ton during these tense war days
has taken out enough time to ac-
claim NEW HAMPSH1RE'S NOR
CRUM,-the wonder athlete" of
the age. guess it's all largely
matter Of opinion--yeah--white
opinion.
STROLLING M THINKING
w sh the lads wouldn't get
so het up over such things as.
BROOKLYN (them beautiful
bums) DODGERS, running sec
ond to a lot of hrown-toned ball.
tossers from Cuba precious
pearl Of the Anilleas" From
our high school days in this cty
we've read how Negro ballplayers
who should have been doing their
stuff in the big leagues, labeled as
sandlotters, humbled the like
Of Eddie Plank, Albert Chief
Bender, Walter (the great) John
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WANTED TO SELL: Drafted
man wants to sell entire ward
robe, consisting Of IA suits, size
3s reg. overcoats, hats, z liz
boots, shoes, s d, shirts, size Is
formals and etc. Ask for Mr.
Heard, 12l Booker St., or phone
a-o7a7. ..
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Champ Favored 10
Knockout Simon

NEW YORK, March. &c (ANP)-The first time man
in uniform has defended his heavyweight boxing til
tie and the second time champion rsked it for moth
ing the story behind Pvt Joe Lous bout Friday night
against Abe Simon white New Yorker, here at Madison
Square Garden Simon will be remembered the fighter
who stood I'D for Is rounds under Louis pounding year
ago In addition this other heavyweight king has
trained for defense Of his title IL army camp Joe
10 niy I
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ATTENTION.! Schools
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son, etc--ad infinitum---so why
raise a temperature p let's save
that energy for postwar days,
when we'll get Negro lads in there,
after we've won an honorable
peace eh boys?
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near the fight through signals
beamed for KGBU, Kotchikan
Alaska.
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Die ibmeiaeriiAen @eididtsfor.

Die ibpeiaeriiAen @elhidtsfor.
i6er ftimmeH barin therein, oag Die
ibipei5eriide 8eoolferllng Elm @e.
mild bon &elten, RdterH, &oMern
Mns Nlentannen lit. Die Germiltbltng
nit Der ltrbeoolfernns SelDeiiens
cling in ollmablidem, iabrbunoefte.
tangent Nohst,m Dor fd. ssie Die
Sdueiseralpen bie oberIte @ailer.
iheioe @uropas biloen, 10 itebt Der
Shpeiaer ais Menid oer Mittc gleib.
iam rittlinss iiber ben berIhieoenen
Spraben, Stanlmen nno &ulturen.
SIM 8lute bes Shlpeiaers bIieb nibt
mir Der 0rane nod 1reibeit 1,no I'm.
abbaneiefeit lebenbig, ionoern burd
ltriprnng nno Geridmelanna Der.
hdrfte iib aub Der Sinn fir sen
auseleih Der @eeeniGte. Die Nniaabe
Der Sdpeis als Gultnrbermitflerin
ift Elm hatiirIid) @eiporeenes.
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9as MmiiberminDlidc 8clgicm

nelie 6riltlihe 8aiis eelett. sSsn il.
rent Merger o6 bieIes nnperboiffen
&ioeritonoes bnben ole be,liihen
3pingberren nit beltGnbig lt1rfern
Mabnabmen sic &atboliibe Aftion
enlightenment geilldt. BUR 3eit, ba
i'd Belgien (im Mai) perlicB, mnr-
zen alle Gerianrnlllnaeu nuteriaet.
Sin aaeemeiner lln,pile eing iiber
bas gan5e 2onh, ais ser aononifer
@arbiin, Ser Setter ber sSSociltcn, per.
baftet p,,rbc. uMber", 10 fubr Mr.
Delfoiie fort, uoie belgiicbe SSneeno
miro unentUeat pciter fir @lanben
nno Moral fanlpien. Sic 5dblt Sei-
liee in ibren Heiben. SSsn 8elgien al.
Icin 5ablt oie Soeil =Gereinignng
iiber cine 0tillion entihlonencr, inn-
ger 2eute, oeren religiolc lteber5en-
al,ng ebenio itarf llno l,nerldiitteriib
iit, ols ibr ln5erItorbarer Eatriotis-
mus. Bobl lit Die Sitiefeit Scr SO.
ciiten alnm 9roBen Cell ouf Seim nnb
Jamilie beibrdnft, allein ser @eiit
lebt fort lno 5eitiat .@rfolee.'
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fraete ser &orrelponoent. u9erlelbe
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ipobrt. 9ie aa,l5e belsiibe Station
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&eiie iib on elmer 3ulamllel,arbeit
nit bem Geinoe beteiliet. Seine gSiir.
De nno ieiu anIeben lit beOeutenb ae,
Itie9en ,tno GROCER ais ie aupnr.' -
u8eleien f6mpft uno leioct, blu.
tig, aber uneebeugt. gs ihaut nit
ieltem Gertranen im sic 3ufinft. Die
eil,aige @efabr, Welde oas beleiibe
goGlt beorcbt lit Die tpabienoe pbD.
'ilbe inoipibnele @ntfrdftiaun9 in-
iolge oes Mangels on Nabrungsnit.
teln mno aaes sllm 2eben 9tohuenSi.
gen. 9ie Sterbli6feit lit, beIonoers
inter ben &inoern, in raiher 3unab.
me, ooab ipenn Der &rieg nod lanee
oauerm iollte, cine ernitlihc @cfabr
fir eas 8eIteben Ser ganaen beleiiben
Station eatitebem ,piiroe. gta1 ser
Mniid)t Wr. Delfoiie's 1T 8eleien Elm
nnfru6tbarer 8ooen fit Nuislinee,
eenn Sas belgiihe Self 1T iu ieiner
reli9ioIea nno patriotiiAem Starfe
nniiberminSliA.
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Hninen 8lnmen ieiner @laoc reiien.
Bir leben in elmer 3eit, 100 Surbel
ee3Qgen iperoen, blutige @rGbem bnreb
ole Golfer. Aber, aufeeDen mnB
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aus MmklanO

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So mcroc 1b oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D'cnlt Doifeh?
Gier &irben iibcrraaen hos StGbtz
ben. Soh allen bat ber 8olIhemiS>
mn's lhon longc bas FL. @c,pano ent-
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binoms at arbcitcn, bis Ser lctte
Shmus entiernt lit. 2eer aber iau-
Der atrnct sic Stride iu ibrer Greil5es=
form nit ibrcn @epGlben, nit ibrer
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freitaasleiben pcrbei iein? Soa ,pirf-
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