Arkansas State press., 1943-01-15

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against four Of Rankin's kins TO
lynehing Negro. If a Crane
Jury in eur own city had not don,
the same thing involving a RAPE
case where a Negro girl was con
cerned, "Mornin' ledge" woule
believe in Santa Claus. But as the
old song says. off II Amt Go'
That Swing, 1t Don't Mean A
Thing"
The Office had some very inter
esting visitors this week, wanting
to know why their names appeared
in the news. They thought it was
all wrong for yours truly to pub
lish what they had been doing.
but they thought it was alright for
them to do it a. long as it was
kept secret from tho public.
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Dora Jones, 500 Gaines Street
entertained An idea that peace on
the home front was not in keep
ing with the trend Of General Mac
Arthur's forces and started to do
something about it. hut Messrs.
Sharp and NcFarlin didn't think
Ninth and Arch was the place for
the demonstration. Now Sister
Jones will have plenty time to re-
new her activities and map out
another program, at least she will
have fifty dollars worth of time.
Mr.. Henry Beal of 801 Thayer
and Odessa Tate, s15 Pulaski
couldn't make Officers H. Smith
and J. Williams understand their
mission on 9th and State, and &C.
cording to the officers. it didn't
seem reasonable at all, and they
decided that H. H. Ills Honor)
could interpret their meaning. He
did. SO and l day; $3.50 and one
day. That's clear a plenty.
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Mr.. Burgy of the 7 blues had to
escort Cellus Parker, the country
boy from r. who came to town
and didn't know what it was all
about, along with Ozzella Burlov
and James Burnley, the city people
who reside at SIT r. Washington.
MIR and TIC w. 9th respectively
who knew little too much, down
to see H. III. for their demonstra-
ticn ~ t1l fsAines. fs.xA ea6h
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the boy who came to town to
learn.
Ed Jones and Rosetta Miles, 619
w. 32nd just couldn't resist the
temptation of Ninth Street, and
left the quiet section of Sand to
encounter Messrs. Sharp and Nc
Farlin at 1871 on the thorofare,
and these two gentlemen of the
7 blues could not resist introduc-
ing this couple to II. H. $40 each.
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Miss Edna Mae Famous, 1905
La. makes the news again. This
girl is always where she should
not be at a time that she should
not, but when Messrs. Smith and
Williams encountered her at Ninth
and Springs they made sure that
she will he where she should be
for the next thirty days with the
assistance of II. II.
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The local girls are still doing
their part for soldier moral and
the boys of blue are still during
their part toward keeping the city
a fit place to live. The tax payers
get a break this week nobody
was sent away for free vacationing
over the weekend The girls are
smart now a days, for your proof
| offer you Annie Smith, 90S Arch
only 81 and one day, 1zello AL
bright, iii Broadway, 81 and one
day, Verde Davis, GIG 12 West
Ninth, "a and one day.
Mathews, Ledden, Smith and
Williams,
Ninth and State Streets don't
offer any charms to those from
the North side according to Ber-
nice Watson of Rixie. II Bernce
had stayed on the Northside, she
wouldn't have met Mr.. Pitcocks
boys and what she was doing
would not have been called to the
attention Of II. II. and she would
have saved $25.. "Cyclone" and
Williams again.
Ninth and State proved bad ion
another peaceful and "soher
couple these love birds came all
the way from 1900 Spring to this
spot. speaking of Eugene and
Corine Bursey" $40 and $50 re-
spectively "Cyclone" and Will
liams.
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This will sign me off this week
I will be back next week II ! car
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