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AoTo1CYdH

SPECIAL SALE-MotoBecane motorcycles
limited amount on hand; reduced to $295.
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. 7th
MOTOR SCOOTER. never @ used: sacrifice
ass so5s 'ts ssot teeH o tess
MOTOR SCOOTER, cushman, model 81.
perfect condition, like new. 60ox6 tires
saGaa sAIsBURY M 0sTi sTpEa Ss scooFER, ga h.p.,
completely automatic transmission and
easy sS Spifst
seat. rear bumper. spare wheel and tire.
Terms. u cash, bal; y mos. immediate
open Nous. See every IT sund Rds it. Ry % J. t lns
ses5 fSs0ffEs sArEs asr sER7fcr ~ 'P
hsy hs1s tGsHM8s AGRSsG8n SCOOTER super de luxe
cendition. ce% Pa' a Best 'e otter Giebs 7isa See
efSHF sHnsay ycENEs 4hs IS 9Th
complete Com Ans eh.ctover, ] including tishten ali
chains ehsek ignition oh change s OIL aS
overs. save large repair bills and road
is4e et indian CHIEF; 1900 miles; in per
feet condition: telephone TIE. 1464 after
4:3o pm. weekdays; any time sunday.
cUsHMAN's MOTOR SCOOTER 1915.
model "a; gear shift: side car for pas
senRer or packages, with attachments in
Guiding battery. Just passed D. C., in
spection. DU. 1850. -13
HARLEY-DAViDsON 1e40 81 overhead,
good condition with extras. Reasonable
4511 Riverdale rd.. Riverdale, Md. -13
HARLEY-DAyIDSON '3s "A s. VI, re-
Gently overhauled. new wiring. includes
many extras; $4O0 or best offer under.
SH. 779S. Ia
THE CYCLE CENTER, 912 9th st. NV:
Has new models arriving. Must clear all
used motorcycles. These prices are low!
1910 Ariel 500 &C. Redhunter.
spring frame and all acces-
sories ---------- S4a5 cash
1e46 BSA $50 &C., with all ex-
tras including new large
streamlined saddle bags $40 cash
1p46 BSA. $50 &C, special paint
lob " 4a6 cash
lp46 AIS $50 cc- 4S5 cash
These are typical new 800 &C. twins and
singles in JulF ! 8. See the super Salisbury
scooter now in stock. la
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An advertisements Offering auts-
mabiles fer sale must include actual
selling prSee q ear.
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(cont.l J.

Waterfrent PropsHy-SaIs tcont.l J.
POTOMAC RIvER-Modern broom bum
galow, electricity. bath, bottled gas, range,
fireplace, 2 porches. waterfront privileges,
excellent swimming. boating. fishing: near
Marshall Hall Phone Indian Head 3141.
S6,5 c. H. GARRETT, Fenwick. Md.
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rRAIlEns fc..a y

LOvELY, cool NOlD on Whseis. rms,
as r. oah fnsh fI11 Ssf pHRk CABIN
IA; sAa;a on Lee hwy. Falls church. Va. OK
EAT y FRHb pAEfrh hst aods aos s.ul, Fl s
SeIase Hs6 AauINS M nSns msds EASY and
thrifty when you rent one Of our lussage-
day, week or month AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO.. INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. nw
RENT "A TRAILER-Miscellan hauling
5 it., z 1T. and IT. trailers by the hour,
Open Sundays. RENT-A-TRAn.ER CO.
ises ss IN sFy A!aeeSn aoc2 tandem Ha e ssas
GLIDER; late model, breakfast nook, We
TRAILER, Al Plymouth; sleeps A; inclosed
porch, h. and c. water; fenced, barbecue.
shrubbery, 2 storage sheds. See after s
VILLAGE. V1I si Alex, O' Va. "a A"f 4 Is.
WANTED TO RENT-Sleeping trailer, any
slss fGT 5Sssk tsiR Ssll RA s5a4
ribs and exterior, making it Americas best
towing trailer coach tonly one nanufac-
floors thoroughly insulated. Eee. refg.,
apt, she bottled gas stove. BOULEVARD
Ma s sLEs Tdxs5 q g Re1te n,z
dealer bet. Baltimore n'I and s Riehmond. Gfl1eo
= APPLETON. Cherry Hill Park. Berwyn,
WITH HOUSING SHORTAGE and threat
ened rent rise, Maryland's largest trailer
coach dealer invites your inspection of
in sluminum and masonite constructed BY
America's leading manufacturers (new,
Sss5 .na up sizes Also Us good used models
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. u 8. Route /,
TsAYER EsIMy1; Md doAeH eh1ne T9 5Gss s1s5n, o,d
fSnditioa; f';5ait l. Sss @ Mr. PARKER. Lot AIS, M
SPECIAL L,,s SALE On Palace wolverine. Platt
chairs water tanks. awnings, complete
pqrotherm ,pe stoves and blowers chrome
minnm nun. now On \, display. Also new and used
CENTER, 5th and Florida ave. ne. n.
1-TON CARGO TRAILERs, ss5: Mt. Yer
non auto trailers. $3.50.
e. :sS' $500 Lee sFSsy. sS Atas
serving, washington for over 10 yrs; our
trailer home coaches built by ,world-famous
will please the most dis
buyer.
Used trailers. late models, from 81 900
20-tt. Maynower ------- 1878
25-ft. American Home Crest -- 2,195
gift. American 2-dr. Tandem 2725
2S-1t. Howard Aluminium - 1850
26-ft. Schult Luxury Liner 2,795
21-ft. Schult Commodore --- 2,l95
22l2-f. Travelo ------- 1880
21-ft. Travelo Tandem - 1900
21-1t. thinner. 4-passenger - 2,495
s7-ft thinner 6-passenser ~ 2,59b
Il 1T. Howard steel ---- 2,239
We will gladly finance any trailer you
purchase from our selection. easy terms,
small down payment. balance like rent
EQUIP, your coach with our factory -ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories. Open
daily and Sunday, 8 am, to 9 pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC. 1880
wis ave. NV. Phone WO. 1921.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COTTAGES, small lower Patuxent: private
estate. quiet; rowboat. AT. O400.
COTTAGE, Sylvan Shores, for rent for 2
weeks beginning July 13. FIR 1882. -12
RENT FURN. COTTAGE, ~ mi Wash ;
salt water, cleo, 2 bedrooms, running
water, screened porch, $40 wk MI. 5240
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Word Game
Find 48 or more common English
words in
HI URRIC ANE

meaning "a cyclone Of large extent.
Average mark is A words. Time
limit 80 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be
Of four or more letters. e. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF 3
such as bats" cats" are not used, 3
Only one form Of a word Is used 4
Proper names are not used. A list Will
be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

centages was presented to the de-
clarer in today's hand. The final
contract of four spades was a proper
one and the "stagger" system of
getting there happens to be about
the only proper one. North is able
to offer only a single raise after
opening the bidding, and Souths
bid of three spades says In effect,
partner, I am unable to 60 to
game myself lest you have a close
raise. If, however, you have good
raise, I hope you will take a
chance"
The king of clubs was opened and
West shifted to the jack of hearts,
This was permitted to go to South's
queen. East signaling with the nine,
Apparently everything depends upon
the spade finesse, inasmuch as one
trick must be surrendered in each
of the side suits. Holding 10 spades.
percentages favor the flnesse over
the play for the drop, and If there
we're no other considerations. that
would be the proper procedure.
11oWCfCl, Vic d@lN Ia 1oFoA Va
the finesse is only slight and the
chance of dropping the single king
is not at all remote.
There is another plan of attack.
If the king Of spades fails to drop
there is a chance to make the hand
if the player holding that card has
no more than two diamonds. De-
clarer, therefore. prepared for such
a case by returning the hearts at
once. East won with the eight, and
played the ace, which South ruffed.
He then ruffed the remaining club.
completely eliminating hearts and
clubs. Then followed the ace Of
trumps, and when nothing sensa-
tional took place. the ace and king
of diamonds were cashed and then
q trump was led. West won the trick
and was helpless. Either heart or
a club would permit South to ruff
In dummy and discard the losing
diamond from his hand.
(Copyright lQ4T BY Charles H. Qoren)
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VACATION PLACES.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SECLUDED CABIN with 10 acres. about 35
Lee hwy, Arlington, va. CH, $500 -l2
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

SHADY SIDE, MD.-4-room and bath fur
nished house for rent, FIR. 7424: Ill
ave-, Atlantic City, N. j.; two Groom
apartments facing ocean and Boardwalk,
newly decorated and refurnished, includ
ing piano. CO. 5027. 12s
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ALTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PfCK-UP TRUCK wanted; under $500.
MhTTEkSATioNAL 1e41 ton and hall by
draulic dump. VIII sell for unpaid bal
col, 1928 GeoEgia ave, Silver Spring. Ill
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REAI EyTATE LOANS. (cont J.

MONEY on hrst and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby MARYLAND.
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO.. .s07 18th, MA. S032.
lst, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Md,
Va. and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
1912, RE 1913 III
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Fl. 3st? Sto
ss eonatoams sHmn:s Etc. .ts sss ssds hssEsr @ sr
oLDsMoB1LE 1s41 "7e" streamlin. sedan;
attr. 2-tone. finish; immsculate interior
as$ S5iS 'iss 18th and St.. S3 a"
oHDsMoBILE 1e47 sedanette; sunmetal;
's,d. ssS than sa9@ 1o99 miles, r. and HI $4,000
;;s;
oLDsMoBILE 1912 "7s' 4-door sedan; in
:s :fs5 ef cash. g sssd es ssndoR IT, os4r ar s
p Sfsa 8 s6 sl1s sss 81 4oor sedan radio
ton heatsr 756 fp s2xsrs Ex sssss tires good
sansd.l t.rms 1ss7 # sos Sas 'sfss so taf
fxGKARD fxs; 1e47 brand-n.w s-e,linder su;
per Custom Clipper 4-dr. sedan: black and
as ssn w. f: ss' dHSss s"S;i
ackAsB .as CLUB p.rs: ersa as T. s
RaHos ssH slatf 'zsSs IS 's5 s5H
p FAekAkp 4 Ri ha is4s sh eas. seCs 500 Cali "a
PA!CKAReDIo 3D. 1889 . 4,d1er SEDAN SSood con
fAeRARS fs'sR sSsGs ls4S % sedan: radio and heater:
sss5 ssssp'9RaRzs sf1a zbo RSs Rsfs
1910 n2G sdosr int in Ds55sss ss.
under; p s csn ssal b ioss sssn p from . 4so
trim; excel. cond.: $1,000. BY OWNER
T. ssis s95s q s4o Ree Sis sas
= lA}3hsSo'y1H .s41 Al \; = condition ee.St!- IL
TPIIlYaMourH i 1910 coupe; / and h., low
mai gray. Duco factory finish; genuine
si5's Kb f. 's sseS ssis
PPiSYMo6TH 1911 Special de luxe 4-deor;
new factory motor Jus. instsiied' ms nd pfeIior eer
sf1, sssn fns r. siss aCst,
M9T45SS sTYMaSra aSfs s4i 14h spss. St =. lux.
en sion: pave Very I'd dependsb. ear At rssson
.ss n1s: s o.nss Td1s sfts asa
flfffhMouTE II 8 rIr 1910 4.aeor: nsa. and clean,
siih snnMEs ERodM MoTok '!res &C. So s11e Hamilton st.
Hyattsviile, Nd, WA. O9OO. -13
PLYMOUTH 1910 Special de luxe 4-door:
radio and heater; l owner; no dealers;
PLYMOUTH Ie48 4-dr spsc. de luxe Sc
dan, $1,000: Chevrolet 1946 4-dr. de luxe
sedan. Sl,S50; both Al cond.; terms. NO
PIYMoUrH 1884 2-dr. sedan. $3.50 cash.
WA. 35S5 after 6 pm. only. -12
PLYMOUTH 1886 2-door sedan. radio
s9ss. s9S MRS MRS. H1sBARD. SssaD WV 1s:
PLYMOUTH 1941 Special de luxe door;
perfect mechanical condition; $1,000. 81.
fIYMoUTBs 1912 ssdans tex-taxisl: $500
each; cash or terms, No trade; good con;
aNDR1s sisSR hs.e aARacr las xpa ssss care q
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe z-door
sedan: new, 100 miles; $2,17o. Box
5OO-M. Star. la
PLYMOUTH 1888 2-door sedan: excel, mo
tor, very good body. runs fns: upholstery
14th st. NV, AID. 1868.
PLYMOUTH 1e46 Special dc luxe 4-door
sedan; radio, heater. seat covers; one
owner: 5000 mi; immaculate. just Ike
new In every respect; 81 .975 cash or SS75
down, or your car as down paymt. STONE,
1917 14th st. NV, AD. 1853.
PLYMOUTH 1e47 Special de luxe 4-dr.;
4477 Conn. ave. Wo. 1899. -1s
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AuroMoBlLEs FOR sAlf

DODGE 1912. Custom 4-door sedan; '46
motor; radio, heater, new tires, seat covers;
q 500. MRS. BROWN. IA. Falls church,
FORD 1880 roadster; recond.: completely
new tires, muf1er, top, gen; free dem.
$500 WI. 1852.
FORD 1941 Super de luxe convertible club
coupe: excel. cond. throughout: original
and heater real buy at S1.295. WILL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. Goth st. at r. i.
ave. ne. Open 8 am. to pm. -13
fine shape: best offer up to ST. 1.025. .TR.
1910. 49,
FORD 1941 convertible; new engine, body
low mileage; excellent mechanical con-
under. Phone Du. 1857 after 8 pm. ia
FORD 1e46 eo Fordo,: 9 mos old. original
offer under. MR.. THEODORE, RE. 7102.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1910 panel delivery, real bar
gain: S625. ROPER 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
CHEVROLET 1s41 panel; good condition
1874 L st. ne, MA. S3O7. III
CHEVROLET A-ton panel truck: 1st-class
cond.; all new tires; $3.50. Call RIA. 6136.
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Take Ny Word for 1t

(Copyripht lQ4T, By Charles r. Qoren
Evening star., 1947-07-11

CHEVROLET 1885 Master 4-dr. sedan;
GHfVa5IEf & f1f 81 fsoo coSSh Sx s'ss sss..nt
beach and around town. Priced 70 sell to To-
day at $275. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES,
goth St: at r. I. ave. ne. Open am
e oak4sGER ! gG 1910 windsor 4-deer sedan,
aSse psaS snd nsatss sssh rR sss ~
GhHRYsfER q K 1s4e 4-door blu. sedan: ra-
%. H s.:. exec. t'stsht s5 stss5 s5s' vs.
cHRYsLER 1887 Imperial 8: good eondi-
ton; $3.50. MR.. PENDLEToN, IA.
SAsXsi1sk H.. .,;: ;:a;s ,s;: DnsS sSpS
baaS E 1872 ass Royal Rs 4dr sedan black
II hs sss Williams VII "a Ssia A6o 5Sss' sAnEs 10Th
st. at r. I. ave. ne. Open am to
cHRRiYsLER { 1s4e eonver. coupe ttown and
country-New Yorker typel: in per-.
sond. throushout, Just like new, ,ox l owner: cs;
in town: 1000 miles: win accept trade
AuTo SALES CO.. 1927 r st. NV, ,Ho. ].
ne Smh arsy s fnish sAi runs s perfect good tires;
S4s5; 1873 ,da da.h St NV .:.d.n. ov:rdI;y.. mE
ssss s as sis IS. cAP1ToL MOTOR CO.. Pask:
ss15ss sIs sss!sa' Sd s. ssSss aana,,,an sEso
'ss II .sss sssn ius5:i s5:E 9ses ss5
ek eekossEY SLY 1912 sedan; $500: can ;. seen
s;m. to :, Pm; after Z p.m'' call RE
fMs9; ~ SoTn % 1a41 convertible club coupe; r
aaa nex uia dsVe sE1se' psiee sGnae $3.50 sss
1866 1885, Hat Haaef 5s4 e;sh a9 or to se5ns Can
Condition: this car will appeal to . dis.
ass .rm. nu,sF eF1fsf isfSt T91
SALES. 6312 Georgia ave. NV. dE. 1858
Sfite sidswali s i0 tires. sea- seat covers, extras
1900 miles: s2,ss6. Ho. s167 afte5 8.
PoDoE E,s ast1 ... .eer q: luxe ns
passed July inspection; private, owner:
ssss ,nS Wssaays sas e-aS aSSas pm Sat- .!sr-
eond. throughout. Priced to sell today Z.s Ct
$495: terms II desired. WILLIAMS AViO
SALES. goth st. at r. !. ave. ne. Gpen
ne. % motor si ios, ss' .fse. vindssi.ld xipsrx
and h.: new brakes; 81 .295. THOMAS
MOTOR CO.. colesville. Nd. 81. 1704:
DODGE 1896 black sedan. $3.50. Cali HY.
5326 after Pm. Thurs, Fri. and Sat.
DODGE 1a41 convert nuid drive; Al 900
MI rseently painted r . and i6S h.; 81 .35t or
DODGE 1885 2-dr sedan: good running
cond.: $3.50. Call WI. s34e after pm.
DODGE lss7 de luxe coach: 1855; con-
slider terms. ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

oLDs 1e47 Cruiser "9s" sedan; fully
equipped; $4,000 or best offer below. NE.
$3.50. -12
OLDS 1912 convertible hydromatic: this
owner rated csr. in new condition; excel
lent mechanically: original paint, tires,
81, ,ss5. LOGAN MoToRs, $40 18th st.
OLDsMOBLE 1e47 Hydra Matte convert.
ible coupe "86,'' approximately 1000
miles. complete with radio heater, air
conditioning, etc. cash, So, 900. OR. ISL.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22

MRS L. GRlSBY Of i4is Is attending
no 'nticns Convention In Baltimore Maryland 6r!gsb
the owner Of GriGsby Beauty
the convention Mrs Ggby will
on new ha styles and beauty will
her customers with the latest treatments
She was accompanied by Mrs eh
street Inc TWO viii visit friends Buffalo,
Press photo Crce
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
NAACP To Defend
Vet Shot By Cop

NEW YORK - The National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People demanded, the
immediate suspension Of rookie
patrolman Francis LeMairie, who
shot and critically wounded Lloyd
Curtis Jones, 29-year-old disabled
veterans, In New York's busy
Columbus Circle week ago. At
the same time II was learned that
NAACP attorney Amos c. Bow
man Of the Harlem branch had
been retained TO represent the
young voice student who Is be-
ing held under arrest at Roosevelt
Hospitals prison ward where he
Is still on the critical list.
A statement by the NAACP de-
manded the immediate removal
of quick triggered troopers who
ask questions later was issued
by Walter White, secretary.
Officials and members Of the
NAACP are shocked /. and horri-
fled over the cold-blooded shoot
ing of a defenseless, peaceful ci-
tizen by man who was sworn
to protect the lives and safety
of al our citizens" IN, said.
From all the evidence thus
far presented there was absolu.
tely no provocation for Patrolinan
LaMaire even to have beaten
Lloyd Jones with his nightstick
When he drew his revolver and
pumped bullets into the dazed
veteran he became a maddened
menace to every single person in
our city
We are Immediately demand.
ing that this man be suspended
from our police department and
that he be prosecuted Quick trig.
gered troopers who ask questions
later can no more be tolerated in
New York City than they can In
Batesburg, South Carolina"
Jones, a music student who had
hopes of securing a Gusgenheim
Fellowship, was shot down By the
patrolman at the Columbus Cir.
Gle entrance 10 Central Park.
whese discu.ion groups and park
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22

today by Ferdinand c. Smith, Sec.
rotary Of the Union as shocking
fruits Of the Truman Doctrine
The three seaman, including
Thomas Groves. Ships Chairman,
and two other crew members of
the SIS Marine Carp, Brothers
Love and Marina. we're arrested
on July 9th and sentenced to
four months in prison on a charge
of striking Kings soldier.
Mr.. Smith said the Union has
taken the following steps In the
situation:
] Cabled the American Consul
In Piraeus. Greece to intercede
Immediately on behalf of the
three men.
2. Protested to the U. S. Coast
Guard in Washington and re-
quested an Investigation of a
Coast Guard officer in Piraeus
who is charged with having made
derogatory remarks regard n Z
Groves being a Negro and a Union
representative on the ship.
3. Requested Intervention by the
Department of State TO secure
their release.
THE American people will be
outraged to learn that Fascist
Greek police, using American
guns, dared to attack American
citizens without provocation and
impose unprecedented Jail sen.
fences upon them" Smith said,
We will take this fight for jus-
tice and democracy to the Ameri.
can people. This affair indicates
clearly how the Truman Doctrine
y supporting Greek rascium-
Zee NAaU HITS pass slgAt
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22

bench sitters have long been a
feature of Manhattan life. Ac-
cording to eyewitnesses produced
by the newspaper PM, Jones had
been singing for one OF these
small groups on the night Of Au-
gust 9. leaving at II p. m. to wait
for q bus.
LeMaire. who had become q re-
gular member Of the police force
only twenty five minutes earlier,
approached Jones with another
policeman, ordering him to move
on and jabbing him with his
nightstick. When Jones objected
to some Of LeMarie's language.
the policeman is alleged to have
attacked him with his nightstick,
breaking II on the Negro veter-
ans head. With blood streaming
down his face. eyewitnesses claim
that Jones lifted his arm dazedly
to protect himself LeMaire Is then
alleged to have stepped back,
whipped out his revolver and
pumped three bullets into the dis
abled veterans stomach.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
nsHI I'D I'd :! BIZEH =

DENVER, Colorado - VIII en-
does race prejudice develop in a
child. and why, and what can
the teacher do to prevent III This
Is one of the many problems care
fully examined by the University
of Denvers College in Inter-
group Relations. The study, de-
signed to train teachers in the
technique Of promoting better
social relations in their classes
was set up last year at the Univ
ersity by the American Council
in Education with funds from the
National Conference Of Christians
and Jews.
II is not exactly a new field but
one where factual data Is sparse
A child Is placed at a table with
a set of dolls representing differ
ent races. The child Is too young
20 communicate his preferences
directly, but through his choice
or rejection OF the dolls he can in
dictate them II turns out that rae
ial prejudice manifcsts itself in
child anywhere from two 10 five
years old, and increases thereaf.
sr. II a white child Is playing
with q white doll and q colored
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
Press Labor
Institute Held
In New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS - The second
Workers Education Institute spon-
sored by the New Orleans Cen
trail Trade and Labor Council, A.
F. L.. and dealing with "Techni-
uqes for Improving Relations Be-
tween Organized Labor and the
Press" was held In the Dryades
Street YMCA last week.
Bringing conflicting views out
In the open, labor charged the
press with being subsidized In the
interests of the employer and the
press countercharged that labor
keeps an iron curtain around its
affairs.
The concensus Of opinion was
that while labor Is a dynamic force
In our nation today. It's public re-
lations office has been either non.
existent or atrscious. and that
such a need would have to be
filled. Labor needs 70 help the
Bee Fnsss-LASoR -pass sasAs
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22

doll and balloon, and the in
structor discreetly punctures the
balloon and asks the child which
doll burst the balloon. the child
invariably blames IL on the color
ed doll.
This prejudice Is found in most
cases to be the results Of a feeling
Of insecurity in the child. The
teacher learns, then. to give the
child emotional support and un-
Outstanding, and 50 begins TO re-
medy the problem. There are some
$50 student teachers of many
races studying the system. The
training for these student teach.
ers extends far beyound the class
room. They 60 out into the COM
munity and observe at first hand
unequal housing conditions and
unpaved streets in Negro sections
as well as in the poor whites
sections. and Mexican and Jap
communities. They study mortali-
~ rates In different sections Of the
city and determine why some Sec
tons have q higher mortality
rate than others. They study en-
ploymens opportunities and VII,
Bee HHRn asd TaKRE-Sase .
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
American Legion Challenged On
A.P. Story Linking NAACP With
Communists In Peoria, Illinois

NEW YORK-The Illinois State
Department Of the American Le-
gion was asked If the letter re-
voking the charter Of the Roy B.
Tisdell post in Peroia, Ill, con-
tanned any mention Of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People. or any
intimation whatsoever that the
NAACP is communistic.
Reason for the inquiry, sent by
Roy Wilkins, NAACP assistant
secretary, to State Commander
Walter p. Kleuskens of Chicago,
was an Associated Press dispatch
of August Is which stated that
the Peoria post commander, c. A.
Hardwood, had participated in
activities demonstrating his as
ISOLATION with those engaged in"
dissemination of communistic ide-
ologies.
Immediately after this quota.
ton, the Associated Press placed
n paragraph in Its news story
saying. "Hazelwood is leader in
Peoria activities OF the National
Association for the Advancement
OF Colored People"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
WIDOW SUES la. SHERIFF
NEW TECHNIQUE SEEN IN LYNCFIING!

NEW ORLEANS, La, - Dixie S
"self4defense murders" in which
white men shoot Negroes in the
back and all-white grand juries
or coroners term the killings as
'justifiable homicides committed
in self defense are steadily in
creasing and have totaled four
during the past four weeks, ac-
cording to Daniel E. Byrd, presi-
dent OF the Louisiana State As
ISOLATION of NAACP Branches,
during an interview Thursday
Mr.. Byrd's files reveal that the
raost recently uncovered murder
IVES the wanton Staying of William
Brown, an 83-year-old Negro, on
July 10 at LettsWorth, La. by a
game warden.
Other slayings recorded were
those of Wesley Thomas, 31-year-
old woodcutter, at Calhoun. La.
by W. d. Thompson, a 2l-year-
old white man, on July 80; the
fatal shooting of Versie Johnson,
S4-year-old prisoner, by law Of
fieers at Prentiss, Miss. on Au-
gust |; and the shooting of Eli
See NEW TECHNIQUE-page 4
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-08-22
CREDIT TO WHOM
CREDIT IS DUE,,

SHREVEPORT, La. - The First
National Bank paid 81 cents a
pound last week for the first bale
Of cotton grown in the Shrevc-
port area. The bale was grown
ON the plantation Of L. S. Frier-
soon, Jr. Mr.. Frierson. Jr. was
featured on the front page of the
Shreveport Times for bringing in
the first bale Of cotton. Virgil
Williams. a eolored tenant on Mr..
Frierson's plantation planted the
cotton and Mr.. Williams and fam
lily with other colored tenants
picked the cotton" and Mr.. Frier-
son got the honor when he did
not pick one lock or plant one
seed. So II Ii, some work others
get the credit