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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
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Theatre News

Tseater during ire eonins week
e ptetures scheduled Tor TIE Ritz
attractions comprises the program
A usi balanced program of 81
pzrss1r5 10 u1zoI an u ausmufut1sa
TneH pictures are the type wntEh
wlll appeal 70 the tastes Of almost
every type o. sudience and they are
weH aorth seeing.
IRE new policy Of IRE Rita Thea-
~. u1af q starting Tire shvxs dailf
- 2 O'Clock and running eonttnu-
onsiy. with TIE exceV3sn q Wed
nesazys ard Saturdays. when the
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mw n effect and b proving pp
uag.
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arana Among the Living wiz BE-
presented n IN. psdneslon a.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-23
S5.s26,736 DONATED TO WAR
FUND IN 10 DAYS; STIMS0N,
KNOX URGE PUBLIC SUPPORT

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na c9aasrmAn M0ssnan II Davis en-
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m2nftsH n wkeH separated paris
e EAs euzntgx reported mai Eaeaf
eaesax had been tiiie6 snd Aruas
wsrx eearNzsNrrke
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merits 81 the heads oE TIE waE
and NAY Departments Secretary
81 Wmr Henxy 1. Eskulmea urged nse
puhair 10 contribute generously 70
uak Rnd ceon
To-Day. IN the face o. actual
peril e ceK ahsre une Army has
ASKED me Re6 Cross 20 Haaxe
ENEtly To % uxhk Il must have
the nattunk wftaelsenraed suppoTt
I feei confident thk Suppog4 wla
nuszse prcvnptly and overwhelming
~ in typscAi Anexirzn sAslliun
suppert Cor the RFu Cross a .
tsrgtnie way III which xe cen en-
pres cur hye sor AnHerAra and
cur determarmtton fer victory over
Cur enrraie& he declared
Eeeretsry az the Navy. Colonel
Efnnk Knox also appealed fer sup
rxx4 IN the Red croEs war Fund
drive.
Ffe AnaericAn Red Cross has
60 800 war find A Secretary
mfEenfca 10 the nation fer q Sse.-
IF the Navy. and sur every man
ri ase serytce. ! wnnt 70 stress the
sweeney q this appeai he de-
kiMrRd.
Es q TIE Navy knew use ned
CSn&k II would be hard 10 COM
prelsen1 q wnr witnout the Red
Cross fighting ~ Cur Slae. I say
skxzhttng BY our side advtsedly. III
every Pacific and Atlantic outpost
81 sour Navy. tfas Red Cross Is On
tff tub
A. IN The past, the RED Cross
RS Hoved With traditional swift
mrs. IN mcetEng tse emereencx. In
tf* dnys ahead ire Navy mnst look
% the Red Cross fu far greater
SERVER TO you who beifese m
America. ! say give your suppors
20 the Red Cross ne said.
CllaiEz1an DAVIS announced Ia
waSnlnEten that 50 representative
EuEn and wozacn have accepted IN
stlashznk 10 SERVE on the National
Advisry Cnmmistee 70 speed the
campaign 20 ik goal Thomas W
Lament i chairman ct the commit
fee and q sloan Coli. Fire chair
mar. Mr. Davis kzid
nlg contributions came ffosn many
large Industrial conczrns. They
fnclEaed General Motors $500 600.
American Telephone and Telegrauh
Company. taa000o. United states
&feeG Corporation. xa50. 900. stan
GARD Od Of Mes Jersey. $3.50 0Do.
ard Bethlehem Steel Corporation
and rs Subsidiary companies. s1Bo-
COO
Ceunsy Drive Opens
jackson Countsss quota for The
War F1nd Drive has been set af
1900 The drive vas opened ii the
various districts Of the county Mon
DAY Of this week and those In charge
are anxious to have this drive COM
pleted As quickly rs possible.
X w Burnhana. Is county CHAIR
man Tor the Red Cross Fund Drive
End The district chairuzen are Homer
Gregory. Moss Point. Districts ii
and ?. z H. Bacot. chairman. pas
eseoula; and GeoEge Youna. Ocean
springs. chairman Of DISTRICTS Il
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Do you respect YOURSELF


You can't expect others to respect you, unless you
respect Yourself -. You must be willing to stand up
and be counted as an individual not hide behind group
You must accept rating your own merits and be ready
TO stand or fall your actions. Respect must be
earned by the individual 1t cannot be acquired by him as
part Of group.
If you respect yourself you be self confident but
never cock sure You will have faith in your ability to do
your own task well because you know that you are too
proud to let yourself down by inferior shoddy careless
work.
II you respect yourself you won't be continually on
the defensive looking for sights, ready to resent where
no ocnse was intended. If you respect yourself, you
won't give way to wrath You viii not be "tempery You
will respect yourself too much to stoop to the manifesto
tons of wilsappng anger. If you respect Yourself you
can serve at the mental task with dignity did you
read recently of the in Brooklyn who worked his
through college to Phi D. street ceaner) You must
be free from the false pride which is afraid of service
If you respect yourself, you will not have to con
santly assert your right to do this that. You
will re sefcontained and wait those rights upon the
fulfinent of your duties If respect yourself, you
will be poised webalanced capable to calm and orderly
thought and speech No menacing of nferoty will
lead you into unbeeomng speech or action.
II YOU respect yourself you will so live that you will
be worthy of honor and esteem Only as you lift yonr
self up to place of respect you achieve the respect
Of others.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
What Others Saw:

Much is being said in the public press with regard to
japanese propaganda among Negroes in this country The
occasion for recent ouburst of publicity in which
Of the daily paper tranucally endeavOrng to show
that the Negroes have been being lusiOned with
the false hope that the Japanese friends the
arrest by the FB of Mmo c. Guzman, who is said to
be rhe same Dr. A. Talks who worked among Negroes in
St. Louis and other sections of the country.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal in a recent editorial
claimed that not infrequently few misguided Negroes
used the expression, This is white mans war-not
ours"
This paper attempts to connect the above statement
with the assertion OF the Japanese, which SAYS 1--WE IN
tend to berae the darker Of the EARTH Therefore,
the Commercial Appeal attempts to the two state
ments and make rrima faae show that the Ne
groes and Japanese working hand and glove to oevr
throw the socaled white supremacy in this country
and in the word
We wish to state here and now that the Negroes of
America are not being misguided ilusioned by any
gllt!eflnG statements which might come from Japanese
propagandlss and would suggest those concerned
not to give too much attention to the superficial friend
ship as the Negro views it, but rather look at the real sit
uation at DOORS
II these newspapers concerned about the Negroes
loyalty let them take up the eudges against the evils
which are imposed upon the Negroes in America and which
are tar more dangerous to the peace comfort and welfare
OF the Negroes than all the japanese in Asia
Then, too, think it far more important that the
FBl and the power of this Government be used to assure
the American Negro of his rights citizen than all the
expenditure of time and money used to run down lone
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Editorials =: Views =: Reviews

Japanese who is said to be influencing few Negroes to be
dsloyal to this, Government
Whoever heard of the Negro being dsloyal to this
Government? All want is that the Government be loyal
We properly classify ourselves hundred
per cent American but do ask in return that America
give hundred per cent citizenship rights.
Yes. the Negro is loyal equal to to greater de-
gree than any other racial group which makes up the vast
population of America Among you find saboteurs;
yor find Benedict Arnolds not s.ackers but.
rather ask for an opportunity to country
other races and groups do We have foreign ties
of kndship which naturally would divide interest be-
tween the mother tongue and an adopted country.
We have given the best have for more than three
hundred years but ask citizens than those
who naturalized yesterday However, contend
that entitled to much consideration in America
the unnaturaized citizens those who became citi.
zes just yesterday
OF course, understand to a certain degree the
for many Of the newspapers taking advantage Of
every opportunity to question the Negroes loyalty because
the truth of the matter is they understand how
remain loyal to government which denies the
common rights of citizenship despite tested loyalty
Ere another issue of this the fate of the foreign
spies and saboteurs who were trial will have been
nOunced by the President of the United States We are
Pleased to report that Negroes among the Inflated
eight
Finally we may state that we have no fear of Japan
invasion possible Our fear is for the lynchers rope
and the mobs torch in America Our fear being cuffed
from the sidewalk in the cities of the South when we
protest the jimcrow We fear the kangaroo court
which sacrifices rights citizens on the altar Of
racial prejudice. These of the things we fear
St. Louis Argus
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

etc, families in the community
need.
Forty families in the Corinth
community are hauling beans CO.
operatively to a cannery 16 miles
away They usually arrange to
pick beans the same day so that
everybody is ready TO send them
to the canning plant at the same
time. In this way five wagons,
instead of 40 make one trip and
the job is done.
A record in cooperative hauling
was set by 80 families at Farm
Security's Lake View, Arkansas
project. One truck hauls all the
h'ans to the cannery. There are
l29 Negro families on the project
but only so are growing beans for
marketing.
Mr.. Reese piints out that CO.
operative hauling Is necessary
wartime conservation measure.
steps are being taken to encour-
age all farmers to form trans
portation co-ops.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Club Beautifying
Odd Fellows
Cemetery
Vv Rev w I. Yates

Ivy keV. W. l.. Iates, a. u.
This historic fraternal spot, sa-
eret to the hearts of those who
have sacrificed to provide place
to bury their dead, has almost
been forgotten In the onrush Of
changing social order. But to
those who have friends and loved
ones there has been an awakening
In an effort to build a better com
munlty, The cemetery he'd al
most become a wilderness and a
breeding place for vice and i'm
morality, but knowing the dangers
Of such outlets in this tensed age
of the world and to offer a remedy
for this Ill and reproduce a re-
spectful place to bury the dead, a
Community Club has been organ
ICED TO raised funds each week
and eliminate these conditions pre-
viously mentioned, with Mrs. Anna
Ford as founder, who is a member
of Bullocks Temple, and Rev. Jno
Sanders, pastor of King Solomon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

Church, president; Rev. Moore Of
the Christian Church, vice presi-
dent; secretary, Miss Vernice De-
loney and Treasurer, Mrs. Nola
Wade of Lee Chapel. North Little
Rock. The organization meets
each Monday night. with Mes
danes Williams, Jones, Jr. Wright
Anna Ford, Pearl James. Mamie
Wesson, Mollie Campbell, Nola
Wade, Heddie Flowers and Mr..
Gray as Zone workers reporting
whatever donations received to be
applied to the work ard beauti-
cation Of the cemetery. Rev. Rob.
inson has done fine job Of clean
ing the sacred spot and more than
$4,000 has been raised in less than
sixty days. If you are a friend to
such a cause, give or send a do
nation to some one Of the leaders.