Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-03-13


two lads. THOMAS DUKES ha
been handicapped because III
mother refuses to permit him t
sell papers all day Saturday.
NOTE; beginning soon the PRES.
will bye available to Pine Blui
newsboys ON Friday morning. W,
are therefore urging all of on
aewsboys to return to their posts
NEWS ABOUT People, JAMES
HOLLAND, popular eligible bac
helor, who has not been persuad
cd to consider entering the fiold
Of mntlimony again, was weel
end visitor in Little Rock, where
he attended the annual dance given
by the Elks and Daughter Elks
THEODORE MCDONALD, o
Washington, d. c., formerly Of
Pine Bluff has been in the city
visiting friends during the week
On Sunday morning, Mr.. Melon
aid went to Hope where he will
spend a few days with his father
before leaving for Washington.
His father is Methodist minister
Rev. Silas Mcdonald .. JACK
TAYLOR, MeGehee and Pine Bluff
business man makes frequent
trips to Pine Bluff, and it s event
TALLY hoped that Mr.. Taylor will
establish a home in this ever
thriving bomb arsenal DIR S. c,
COLEMAN, Arkansas City Ply
stefan was a business Wis tor here
Monday. To THE RACES Tues
Gay went Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie C.
Johnson"..tha horses were alright
with them, so they report but
the end was something like ttpsc
income tax returns that are 60
ing out from Pine Bluff NO
TAX WILEY BRANTON. A.
NJ. and n. student is giving some
thought to law school, let's have
some lawyers for Pine Bluff
MRS. D. c. JEFFERSON, of the
Jefferson Collingsworth Beauty
School, was a business visitor in
Little Rock Tuesday MISS
AMELIA FIELDER of Wilmot,
but now a resident here, is an ar
dent supporter Of the PRESS
Well have our newsboys serve you
weekly, Miss Fielder TEACH
Frs GET NO Checks at A. NJ.
and n. they are complaining about
no checks That's usual and or
binary, and we see no reason for
the teachers to complain, as we
are sure that DR.. Watson is run
ming the school as he sees fit, and
such knowledge was available to
all who accepted jobs there. They
say that teachers salaries are not
considered bills out there. May
be, you will have a new president
and let us hope kinda soon A
Change would be the thing, for the
man has grown too old Incl
dentally, the college president
went on one of his usual parol
Trades at a recent chapel exer-
Csc Comenting on editorial
scatAing given him by Negro
newspapers, he is reported to have
said that he gave no attention to
such trivial matters. The good
president might we'll remember
that a little drop Of water will
wear the rock away.
NAACP is moving off toward
Les Angeles, they have begun
holding mass meetings. Last Sun
days scheduled meeting was not
held because Of inclement weather.
1t appears THAT aside from in
clement weather there will hr dis
interested persons who avow no
loyalty to the John Kahn admin
istration, VIII Oh as has been pre-
dictcd, will soon launch q eampai-
gn to raise the quota and send
the Family delegation" to the
bomb threatened Pacific coast. =.
There are frontiers that need to
be crossed here without wasting
money to send delegates to the
annual oonfab, who do Nothing
when they return We certain
ly would like to know what Of
fetal of tie library (white) told
Pine Bluff Negro leaders about
the half mill tax which is likely
to be placed on the ballot and
voted for the maintenance and
operation Of tie whhe library. &.
Calling Neighhor John c. Kahn. 8.
Put the matter before the people,
long as you deliver the mail to
and you will keep your job as
there's no political activity there,
the ad lress placed on the parcels.
ono ANNIVERSARY a t
Stamps was attended by French
J. Hicks, Universal Life Manager
md Theodore Mcdonald, Of Wash
ington, d. c. also there as the
guest speaker was Earl W. How
ard, Apex Beauty Company pub
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