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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

Hauling Cattle
When using truck to haul cat.
tie to market, bed down the floor
with four inches of sand TO provide
safe footing for the animals.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Gre Head Says. Tom Dewey's Peekski|I
Statement Will Produce Khan Violence

William L. Patterson national executive sec1 of the
Civil Rights Congress- characterized Gov.
on Peekskl Indictment Klan His statement fol-
lows
The victims of the Peekskl terror have suffered a new
outrage Gov Deweys statement Peeksk notice that
he will the perpetrators of violence will persecute
and prosecute its victims
Gov Dewey's statement proves the contention of the
Civil Rights Congress that he part the conspiracy to de-
prve by force and violence the Negro people and others of
their constitutional rights.
His statement absole the guilty public officials who par
epated in this outrage it absoes the Klan completely in
the conspiracy by denying that the Kan exists the face of
the statement Kan that their campaign in New yr
State has been fruitful it absoes the socaed veterans lead
es VINO led the stormroop attacks by ignoring public re-
cora OIL their threats and acts nctes police brutality against
eoes ana Jews and other by paisng the police for their
conduct when the public shows that the police con-
quoted themselves as part of the attacking Klan
Gov Deweys statement will in provoking new acts
OF sooop Violence attacks on peaceful citizens
S IS borne out by the posPeekskl stoning former Con-
Leo isaesons car and tie of ALP members
@ naaea ponce protection s~ins violence. He seeking
10 Tx policy of force and violence on organizations whose re-
cord Is one of peaceful pursuit of the democratic
WINE ne eonceas the fact that the policy force and violence
mas determined the conduct of in its relations with
he Negro people, with labor with other progressive, forces
Tor more than half a century,
The thousands of Americans made it possible for
Paul Robson to sing Peeks in spite fascist threats will
be joined by millions of Americans eondemnng Gov DeVevs
completely IN this crime against the liberties Negro and white
Americans They make their sentiments known to Gov
Dewey regardless OF the states in which they reside Peek
IL menace TO the liberties all
They must call upon President Truman to order an nves
ugaon oil the Peekskl terror that would no stone
uurned IN exposing and Prosecuting the guilty parties without
regard for the offices positions they hold.
I'VE hail the announcement of the Committee Protect the
Peekskll Riots that will lead delegation thousand
indignant citizens many of them injured victims the Peek
skill outrage to Gov Dewey Albany, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 21
THE Civil Rights Congress calls upon people to re-
pudae the star chamber grand Jury proceedings ordered by
Gov Dewey nothing less than ques innocent
victims
THE people must demand establishment of peoples grand
jury on which Negro people, labor and other progessves viii
be represented that ustie civil liberties will he upheld
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
DOWN ON THE Line
Gerald Dotson

Well. Well. Grip Hunter is
creeping closer and know what
that means. You go, TO get up
and find It. But the scallawagS
don't seem TO worry about IL.
Sporty cut back to the smokey
ana that means times are 40 bet
ter in MIR. She must be doing o.
*. Tyree says 1t doesn't worry him
at all. but that's one nuns open.
ion It's getting cool and tina,
means all the youngies win take
TO the house for heat and so far.
they are staying mighty Close w.
y, wisham is down al Arkansas
State Della Ingram must be out
Of town. because Foxy just nat
urally got the blues Ben Thomas
has reputation with The fIliys .
! caught glance OF Books"
Swanson with q fine filiy Since
Peggy Is back. John Davis can't
m 20 realize that she Is only
here for a short stay.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

boys OF the G. w. Carver YMCA.
This was the sixth annual Hi-Y
Rocket Revue and it was given be-
fore { packed and well pleased
house. This is an annual project
OF the boys work department of
the YWCA, and is given as a ma
ior project of the Y The show was
nehhehted by the many tricks of
magic performed to the complete
dedgh; of the audience by Coke
Cecil world famous magician and
entertainer. His tricks were am
azing. A personal charm contest
was won by Miss Euniee Richard
son one OF the contestants in the
CoYer Girl contest her prize was
one year scholarship to Philander
Smith College. There were such
interesting and entertaining num-
bers as the musical dialogue. who
Me-, by Brittle Bennett and Chester
Lane Charles Jackson lone OF
punbar's own football herosl and
James Virgins were superb in
thsir skits as "Butlermilk and
Lightning. and Chocolate Drop"
The Cover Girl gave the audience
a real treat in their intcrprcia-
ton OF the Hollywood square
dance Then there were BERTHE
Bennett dressed as a woman and
Bernard Martin doing the eurrcn,
luke box hit number. Baby It's
Cold Outside. There were solos
by Misses Ora Lee jackson. Gloria
Halliburton. James Parker. Alfred
l.. Tcnnyson. and Bernard Martin
closed the show with Miss Sidney
Jones in their special number.
Some Enchanted Evening A
short boxing exhibition was given
by Willie Daley. Willie Tuggle and
Oakland King These boys are reg
ular boxing team members Of the
YMCA The program was under
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Riddles Radio
Show Starts Sat.

A city wide kiddie talent pro-
gram including Little Rock and
North Little Rock and vicinity viii
be presented each Saturday over
radio station KVtC q; HOO A. NJ
beginning Saturday September "a
Rev J NJ Watkins, pastor Of
Ward Chapel A. NJ. = church and
director Of the Community Boys
club rs the promo,Ional director.
Mrs. v NJ. Townsend IL the music.
al director. Mrs. Mable Watkins
Is general secretary Any child with
talent may become o member Of
the kiCslic club. Call i.ig3i or 2.
i7es
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
MIR Branch Library

The North Little Rock branch
library has received the following
books. Mrs Daisy Smith. librarian,
announced today "Kinfolk" by
Pearl S Buck; Shy Little Horse"
Therese Scott. The Magic Bus"
Maurice Dolbicr; Famous Fairy
Tales, Eleanor Graham: "A Won
der Book and Tanglcwood Tales"
Nathaniel Hawthorne; Lamar
Speaking" Wallace Spcers: The
Green Roller" Roark Bradford.
Wonder Book Of Bible Stories"
Logan Marshall. When the lamp
Flickors." Leslie Wca,hcrhcad.
BY the Shores Of the Silvcry
Lake" by L. I Wilder: Merry
Songs" by Locrch winnifrcd Go.
meg: Tales From Shakespeare"
Charles Lamb. jerome Anthony"
Eva Knox Evans
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Phyllis Wheailey

The Y-Teen Department of the
Phyllis Wheatley Branch YWCA
is looking forward with high hopes
of good year ahead for its Y
Teens.
Old Clubs are being recruited
and new ones organized. The Fun
Lovers" met Friday and elected
the followingofficers: President
Leola Mae Ball, Vice President
Florida Blanchard, secretary Kat
hryne jean Waller, assistant Sec
rotary Lenora McJimpson, trea-
surer Joyce Mckee, Chaplin
Doris Newton, reporter Theodore
Jackson.
The Debutant Club will meet at
the YWCA Saturday at four p. m.
for the purpose of recognizing.
We are still having our Jive-Inn
socif Is each Friday evening 8 to
1890.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Local Pastor Gets
Appointment To
important Comm.

National Baptist Convention
president names important The
illogical Educational Research
Committee to make a survey of
Negro Baptist Theological educa-
ton.
Combining forces are the North
ern Baptist Convention, Southern
Baptist Convention (whitel and
the National Baptist Convention
that will alloi $4,000 for the ed
ueational survey.
Named on the committee are
DIR. B E. Mays president. More
house college. Atlanta. Georgia;
Dir. Gorden c. Taylor. pastor,
Concord Baptist church, Brooklyn,
New York & DR. Roland Smith,
pastor of the historical First Bap-
list church. Seventh & Gaines St
This committee will meet in ST.
Louis. November 0 Il 0.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Do We Get Nothing?
- SAMUEL =. TAYLOR. Associate Editor

Stun clearance advisory committee has been appointed In
which may result In search for park site AS has
becn pointed out In this column heretofore the Negro child
10 be crucfed the Of Stun clearance The whole
project Of recreation although voted by the people and made
deftne by city council decision must wait till money
be made Of for Stun clearance The lives oppor
tunes Of Negro children apparently Of little importance
compared with the opportunity the money aside
them 10 obtain other results
However Is TO be hoped that the III wind will blow good
IN drecton AS matter of fact the South End school
should have been moved from present location After
long labor to get the locality improved and the bus line extended
the people succeeded only TO the school
another and less favorable location Now the South End
grader be served only by crossing the dangerous
boulevard In the cyRooseve avenue South End serves
pcrphera and The Of Negroes pcrphcra dwell
lers There will be and south of South the city
continues TO grow.
The new school 9th Main will thus infc hard
ship Negro elementary chldfen-Negro primary children
Al the same time will most probably eliminate Bush without
bringing any decisive benefit If recreation not to be
placed at South End then most decidedly school should be
retained there.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Business Men Of
Fl Dorado Launch
Big FLA Project

o q. Smith. 4 G. r. Van Hook
young III Dorado business men.
have taken I, upon themselves 10
try and provide adequate hous.
ing facilities for the overcrowdcd
Negro populaec OF III Dorado.
Several months ago they acquired
more than eight acres Of land
surrounding the New Washington
high school for Negroes. which has
recently been finished. and will
be used this term. smith. 4 Van
Hook thought that II was q won.
dcrful opportunity to assist ,hei-
people in the acquisition Of nee.
homes After much work. and sew
cfol trips 10 the FLA offices they
wcie able TO secure approval Of
thclr project
ms promises 60 be the most
beautiful home site for Negroes
In the entire state Smith & Van
Hook said they were not sparins
any expense in seeing that II
measured up to the new beautiful
high school which is one If tb,
most modern and most beautiful
schools in the entire southwest
for Negroes
These promoters said they hope
to build fifty or more houses for
their people in the vicinity Of this
rice school Already they have TAX.
en- applications for their fun quota
approved 10 date Construction is
@ start within the next fifteen
days
Al interested persons in the vi.
c.niiy Of Fl Dorado are urged to
see them at once il they desire to
locate in this new area.
All homes will be easily accessa.
81 No homes will be over 3
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
listen Hexe. H.. <Ater!

NETT. found that | had TO be a
white man to dirk water from
the fountains in building that is
supported by taxpayers money.
There is Q S sn over each fountain
that saw which reads For
White Only".----I wonder il this
Is absolutely necessary? One only
has to cross the streets TO the
Municipal Water Works TO see
both eolored and white take a
drink from the remote controlled
fountain and nobody falls dead
from poisoning after committing
such an act.
From an old reader and wondcrer.
Henry f. Carter
Little Rock. Ark.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

school location and building for the size of the junior high
school population makes possible for the high
be moved out without any financial school board or
the city,
Now is possible to wipe the disgrace of the present
crowded location and present better elsewhere Even
the zh Main location its repued size of around 10
is correct is much better location than the present
This is one of the most critical moments in the history of
Little Rock which have for years Let us
not be found wanting in this crisis Now the the race
TO move forward to obtain senior high with an adequate
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

the direction of F, T. Muldrew,
Boys Work Secretary. Master of
Ceremonies was Eugene Lexicon
and f. Muldrew Richard Sales a
newcomer to Little Rock fell right
in the groove and gave an excellent
plane solo, he is student of Dun
bar Jr, College.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Now Is The Time
~ SAMUEL 3. yAyIoR. Associate Edith,

Even worse than the moving South End is the decision
to try to Use Gibbs for junior high school, Dunbar is now lust
age enough to accommodate its junior high school pupils
Gibbs should be RACED to The grond all Dunbar should be turn
ed over to the juniors and all the campus given to them We
nave Just room enough for junior high school program there
But the Dunbar campus will be large enough for
senior nigh school program Look white high school CAM
and the equipment IL Now for the first time since the m
cation was made deploraby limiting the educational and
ecreational opportunities Of the Negro senior high school child
we have The one opportunity press suitable senior hr
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
September IA, 1919

To the Editor:
Being taxpaying citizen of this
city and County of Pulaski. and
above that a Veteran Of World War
II with six years voluntary ser.
vice and the holder OF six ribbons
and medals awarded me by the
mos, Powerful Navy in the world.
which is none other than the Unit.
cd States Navy. | am a member Of
Post 1916 Veterans OF Foreign
Wars
] wonder II ann eligible TO
complain lii,le7 had an occas.
sion TO be in the court house
few days ago ana to my astonish.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
Beef Raising or Boy Rearing, Which?
~ SAMUEL S. TAYLOR. Associate Editor

;
Discussing recommendations of the Arkansas Council
Children and Youth resulted in the board recommendation Of
Negro director training rehabilitation and the raising
of dairy cattle beef and poultry according TO reports in the
daily press.
thought the function of the institution rearing boys
probably raising beef will have its points II raising crops
much of the boys time that they could have
training program how raising beef in addition give
time? enough have Negro director the Negro d.
rector favorable conditions he accomplish lit
tie more than director.
Anyone visiting the institution and noting the time
nut farming program will realize that the farm
ing activities obstacle training program and that ad
dton of livestock will make the difficulty greater.
Moreover. the Negro population almost solid in its
for Negro superintendent at the institution. II only Ne
be inmates. then Is that placing
prepared men the head?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
..EDIT0RI AL 5 -.
New Registration Law Has Fatal Weakness
- SAMUEL s. TAYLOR. Associate Editor


Geogias registration law passed in 949 requires
the applicant registration read ntegenty any
of the constitution and write any section legby The
registrar complete power grade the examination The
law passed supreme court but will eventually
be outawed by the Court for it has the appear
suberfuge reduce the size of the electorate Soon
will apparent the courts that the power
Of the registrar gives unlimited opportunity to make racial
determinations. Moreover the unreasonable, for there
Phi DIS who cannot write their legbly much
less section of the constitution.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

blocks from said highways. These
highways are the main arteries Of
travel in getting In and out OF Fl
Dorado.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

Bragg. general director OF the p.
TIA. reported q good meeting las
week Please have your news
ready when the news boy come
bv
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
College Station
Celia Iladiey

Mrs, Ollie Terry visited her
mother and sister in Chicago re-.
GENTLY. Mrs Terrys mother. Mrs
Sarah Hicks is spending 2 weeks
with her Mrs Hattie Smith Wis.
tied her daughter. Mrs. Allen Hall
Of Kansas City. Kansas The rally
for the junior usher board was
well attended. Rev William Guy.
preached Of hoo o'clock Leo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

The pnochle club met with Mrs. Lillian Talley Winners
for t. seek Mrs. Esele Ruedge and Mrs Billie Jean
' Next meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Fsee Rutcdge. Mrs Estec Ruedge President Mrs. Billie
Thomas. reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

Mrs Vema Jones wishes TO announce the presentation
of Fashion and Music Friday September 30 at $50 NJ to be
given at First Baptist church. 9TH Gaines This affair is
sponsored by the Vema Jones sewing shop 1919 Cumberland
Mrs Gastey Howard President Mrs Ganieta Robinson Or
gainist, Rev. Roland Smith, pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23
AROUND TOWN.

Tennessee State college.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

Miss Evangaine Murchrson of Detroit former resident Of
s city recently visited her parents Mr. Mrs Howard Muir
crson 1928 Rngo While here Mrs Celeste Thompson gave
WHIST party in her honor Person present Mesdames
D. Thomas F. Ruledge Walton G. WILSON, Miss Hutchinson
also received many other eoureses by friends relatives while
in the city,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

The Girls of Wisdom club met Wednesday night at 500
o'clock shower was given in honor Of George Raymond
Mr. Mrs George Williams delicious repas was served by
the hostess Mrs Ruby Harris The meeting will be Thurs
day at the residence Of Mrs Martha sorer 1904 Chester street
Mrs Pearl C. Warren president Mrs Mae Ceola Carter re-
porter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-09-23

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