Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-06-11
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The past week end has found
"mornin' Jedge" busy as nine
cats on tin roof trying to ex
plain the unwarranted raid Fri
day evening that caused a lot
of innocent working girls to suf
fer untold embarrassment thru
an experience contributed entire
ly to police stupidity This
column is il. pos ton to assure
you that if you are innocent of
any wrong conduct that you will
have nothing like that to worry
about in the future Fri
days incident was one of those
things that we had to undergo to
accomplish a purpose.
1t seems that the Blue Coats
were dispatched to 18th and Wood
row Monday evening to quell
what seemed to have been a dis
agreement between the black and
tan element After the Blue
Coats arrival, it was found to be
nothing but difference in opin-
ron between a lot of juvenile
material The Juvenile auth
critics took charge,
S16.40 piece seems to be a
very stiff price to bring people
to agreeing terms And, it
wouldn't at that, for the United
Nations have spent billions, and
still no agreement has been reach
ed with anybody But S16.40
did bring Pearley Chester and
Mary Murry of GIT E. End St.
to an agreement.
Colors or no Colors Olivia
Johnson, 623 w. 10th don't think
that the members of the female
auxiliary Of the morale division
should lose any time in keeping
the organization alive, at least
one can keep in practice, and
that is what was done with the
aid Of Jessie Johnson and Lester
Jones Of the same above address.
now Lester has been awarded q
vacation to the Spa while Olivia
and Jessie are left to keep things
mp by paying the usual fee of
$40.
The ladies of leisure who in
dulgc in their daily pasttime in
the very popular game, one step
higher than craps, where a nat
ural doesn't necessarily win,
neither does crap necessarily
means loss, suffered loss
Thursday afternoon in the shift
ing of "Pokena Boards when
the Blue Coats from headquart-
ers visited 1907 West goth where
all available boards were in pro-
gress. Just who was presiding,
| am not sure, but these are
the people who took part: (Should
you fail to recognize these names
just say they arc fictitious, for
most of us have some way of
conccaling our escapades, some
will 90 to church for cover-up
and others will parade around in
cognito, but at any rate the City
Treasury is 500 richer at IS
apiece Mollie Ross, 4o8 Cedar;
Jake Gibbs, 1918 Center; Eloise
Jackson, 1901 Pine; Bill Jones,
1914 Locust, MIR; Ruby Skin
ner, 712 Walnut; Frank Rubin,
712 IL Walnut, Ethel Jones, 1912
Cross Rosie Williams, 1901 w.
Goth; Mary Scott, 1906 Pulaski;
Walter Allen, 9l5 w 10th; Alberta
Willis, 1876 I and Mary White,
1923 S. Monroe. Thus, a good
evening Of leisured housewives
fun was broken.
The George Washington Carver
Branch "Y' kicked off this week
with more enthusiasm than any
thing this column has ever watch
ed started here. Why shouldn't
it? It is one of the best move
ments that has ever been start
ed in any community. And from
all indications Little Rock is 60
ing to have a place for the young
men and boys TO spend their leis-
ure hours. This, is something to
be thankful for in June! Don't
think that this movement will