Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
First Negro To Become Acting Head Of Hampton
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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"Just another lucky week that
l am here, Things around this
office ere still frozen, so my good
readers will have to be patient
with me until | a find a way
to do something about the wealth
er that is impeding my progress
In bringing You the things that
you want to hear.
In looking over the police blot
ter this week, | was reminded of
the time | say the manuscript for
the Folks City directory, by see-
ing so many names of DRINKS and
crapshooters Speaking of the
crapshooting group, new has just
reached me that one of the deans
of the profession had his wife to
present him with a bouncing boy,
and at this writing daddy is doing
nicely, only a little nervous from
excitement.
l guess everybody is wondering
what has happened to the female
local of the Auxiliary of Soldier
Morale Club for the past two
weeks. No one way tickets have
been sold for Hot Springs lately,
Well the locals patriotism isn't
so feverish this time of the month.
Their patriotism runs with pay
days and it has been a long time
.sTsse the first of last month. Tie
Teal is standing ready for action
for the "crow is suppose to fly the
first Of the week, and then I'm,
j." and Hot Springs will do some
business.
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Building soldier morale is a
fine thing, but Mary Watson, 1877
West 10th Street is looking to the
future and is sticking to civilian
work and is doing a nice job ac-
cording to Officers Wargoner and
Williams when they discovered
her tactics at Wright Avenue and
Cross Street and she and Columbus
Webb, jr., the boy from the north
side from 1000 +. Tenth had to
do some explaining about the
methods used. $4 and l day.
The Little Rock Sportsman and
Promoter has succeeded in getting
the Robinson Auditorium opened
again t. the dance lovers. Thanks
Mr.. Tucker for your efforts. And
since it has been re-opened to Us
again, let us learn how to- act ard
respect each other. Let's not go
down there to get drunk and see
how much hell we can raise. -.
Raising hell is all right at certain
times, but we can come back down
in our own section and raise all
the hell we want and get by with
it, If We can stay out the way OF
eStoney' Mathews, "Cyclone'
Smith and "Cool" Burgy. So let's
do u best to disapprove the state
ment that Hitler is purposely max
ing about us. "That a Negro is a
dressed up Ape"
Off The Record
If it we're impossible for irate
husbands to obtain divorces and
stiff fines were placed On mates
who believe in %darkening "lens"
of their better halves. and if a
"tattler' wasn't too severely
criticised, I'm. j." would reveal
the names of those he saw jump
ing fences near 9th and Victory
Tuesday when Squad Car No CD
answered n call that a group OF
matrons were engaged in a board
game, a brief form of poker. just
when one matron said, 81 have
a full housed" the blue coat sur
prisingly answered, eyes, ! have
a Full-45. don't move
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Advice 70 Coppers
Someone explained to Leslie
Sharpe. the Youngest member Oh
the seven Blue coats, that good Oh
ficers use their heads more and
their mouths less, and I'm. j."
would like to see him make a good
officer, if he can survive his try
cut.
To Joe Williams, honesty is the
best policy, take care Of your obi
cations before Chief Pitcock hand
YOU a bill for a little debt you
owe. To Cyclone" Smith (as
if he needs it, do your riding a
round and business in Arkansas
and not Louisiana, unless you
swing a bride across your back.
You arc doing q nice job here and
an. j." would like to see you con
tinue.
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Patriotism