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SMART TOWN HOUSE
BEAUTIFULLY PLANNED

English bsmt. with foyer,
powder Pow 9.n,r1 Tm. cloak EadS,nr rm s,,sl. kit
rm.; very large liv. rm, 8 mas
Ter bedrms. each with bath: 2
servants rms. with bath; ex-
ceptional closet space; $500
per mo-: or 2 year lease.
Call Mr. Eikius.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE. 0730, Ewes. OIL. 564l.
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c,SL0REpwoFT ,oL!'I 5e1. ISth 81: NV
ranged into . complete apts.; oil
Gall WOODS = uPsHAW CO.. CO
COLORED--i5i6 CHURCH ST. NV
rms. bath. h.-w;h;. large real
cSEoREDs s9Eo Gsll u 4sso Ha 44sa III ST. NV wv
Don't miss this row brick. arranged
as 2 apis. II has front and rear
porches,, 2 detached garage and
auto. oil heat. S15. 5.250; terms ar
!Iaannged. OLIVER T. CARR. Ma.
coIoRED-44o4 7th ST. NV
Open for inspection, / to Z, Sat. anc
changing neishborhood, arranged in
2 apts.; full Dsmt.. Oil h.-w. heat;
vacant; redsserated thEoughoyt; sale
eSSa4ay S94s: syesl, WOODS a. q 5s6saH 5Sse6ssHAw CO. GO
bedrms.. incl. porch. liv.. din. kit,
fun bsnt.. lh baths. gas heat; viii
repaint or. repaper house. finish
Rsss; sof aRsss' psY Really s'ia = :s'
cohosEp-1sss oaao MERIDIAN pI, NV,
6-rm. and bath, newly renovated
house; sas h.-w.h.; vacant row
brick; small down payment; easy
terms. RE. 2144; ME. O095. DE.
coIoRED. 1919 18th ST. NV
row brick; Is rooms. ) baths. plus
1st.fioor store; priced to sell on
today's market. Call Ma. SO36, Of
nee OF A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L
COL0RED--LARGE, detached house,
on lge. lot; "a rooms, 4h baths, q
car garage, tool house; suitable fra
ternitys nursery or rooning house
$4,000. suitable down payment.
coLoREb-@iSsis bS CLIFTON ST. NV.
Opposite Cardozo High School. we'll
constructed brick, 81 It.. wide. 8
bedrooms, 3 baths. tiled kitchen,
pantry, gas hot-water heat and a
4-car brick garage; vacant. Can be
seen BY appointment. r. v. MAR
CERoN, 613 18th st. NV, Ma.
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5525 18th St.

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF
81 i 18th i11S; AND EoMarEEIoW. hMh Al SNcal Cen.
ter hall, lse. liv. and din. rms, 1st.
q. powder rm., den,. sunroom ant
porch; End f.. 6 bedrms.. 2 baths
ample closets; rm.. bath and twc
knotty pine recr. rm.. 20x45; iaun.
dry rm.,. storage rrn., servants stair.
way: oil heat; 2-car det. brick ga.
rage; Low. grounds, Priced to sell
Well financed. ALBEE REALTY, RE
7104, RA. 1926.
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Be Comfortable

This. fine home Is cool in the summer
and warm in the winter; located in
upper nv. section. on q quiet resi-
sSnnnins sSsn1,a, street, eony;; n; to transp. and
throughout. With 4 bedrms., mod
1T. real firepl. in lv. rm., den,
plenty OF closet space, oil h.-w.h.,
fuil bsmt;. det. gar; moderately
Rsicea with rsas. DOWN payment
lasts. For appt., call Mr.. WEES
ewes. and Sum-, GE. 94d6.
METROPOLIS REALTY
AND INVESTMENT co
I715 NO. Capitol st. DE. 314&,
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

NETHERLANDS ARMY OFFICER de-
sires 3 bedrm. house; lac. liv. rn,..
ARMY fd oTF1ckR a;R With t OasS adni. -n1S family
house with bsmt. in N. Arlington,
ma mraximum $135. Call IL 5-87Oo.
sbTourb a1t; 5bses7 o. before 5 pm. Mon.
SMALL house or garden az apt,
or II; 5000. Ext. 56965. is
WANTED TO RENT-2 or 8 bedrm,
house IN Silver Spring: yard and
'rees' good care; adults. Lo. 5-oe54.
CLEVELAND PARK or vic.-4-bedpm
mouse, furn. or unfurn care Tuar-
sntesd; Reliable adult - -mily. MRS,
USfuRN2sNMGFinW USTfAuHRlRsNGi We AoqIs 9qnIse or dE. 3s1l
large nation living land and dinIny la1riy
room desirable; also fenced in back
yard. Prefer Chevy Chase, Bethesda
or North Arlington. Excel care guar
aanasseead. aasad. Se give address and rent. BOX
vIsfTfNG FAMILY wants to rent
house. for one or two months; ex.
Sseilent recommendations. Phone OF.
CAREFUL TENANTS, British, rsan,r. 10.
aa4 suzn' hssrr, dst: house zone one year end Aus; !;
Arlington pref, Immed. OCCUPANCY ney
ApDfTIoSazL AfpHDDfids5sa az aoMHHs GH SS4RsH2brn.w. NEE
have many flne tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV, d. c.; free ap-
praisal, no delay. For complete
rental service. phone us today. PER-
kY HAY CO. ST.. 6242. -l5
VIRGINIA OWNERS
We need rentals desperately for in.
coming service personnel Please
call XII. S-7100 any time.
ROY N. LICARI
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION
pm; q lovely house. Consisting o.
8 rme, iza baths. hardwood doors,
gas h.-w.h.. 2 inclosed porches'
very lge. deep yard. See this lovely
PRICE RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE.
6s1l Gss11l,W WOODS 4 UPsdHLAW CO.. GO.
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CHEVY CHASE
Attrae.,. 3-beilrm. pvt. home. Recr
I'm, nicely 4urn.. cool, wooded area;
mos bet% Aug. 1 at $500 mo.
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Marshall ]. Wapie Co.
Realtor. pI. 3346. lis
5110 JAMESTOWN COURT
YORKTOWN VILLAGE, MD.
Owner leaving city, must be sold. 2
rooms, 2h baths, recreation room.
lAll rooms unusually large). garage,
large tree-shaded lot.
Open Sat.-Sun., / to 6 pm.
A. 8. GARDINER & CO.
1881 L st NV. MA. 1884
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SHEPHERD PARK
A HONEY HOME
1341 JONQUIL ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
2 TO z PM.
VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION
Det. brick house; living rm. with
SSpenk Sppeak,. nrep1asre =, pnor ,l ilarge din din. Tm
kitchen that Is a delight. Large
screened porch-den adjoining liv. rrn
SECOND FLOOR
Three bedrooms. sun porch OF master
bedroom. large closets. cedar lined
2 complete tile baths. stairway to
finished attic.
BASEMENT
Large clubroom with bar fittinss
laundry. storage, toilet. outside
entrance. Beautiful grounds to wide
CALI, MR.. SEGAL. RA. 4139
EXCLUSIVE WITH
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
This custom-built corner home Of
nnest brick and stone construction
has 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. LIST floor
powder room, recreation room and
2-car garage. Well financed ana in
phone, Mr.. Whitehead. Ma. $500:
eyes. MI. 1850.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14lT K ct NV ia
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

EMPLOYED WIDOW wishes to share
4-6edrm.. 2-bath home, N. Arlington,
! nK from bus and shopping. IA.
LARGE DELE. BEDRM. with home
privilege; accept infant; saraqe,
Near Adams Mill I'd. and 10th st.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E-

HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 8
SLY Perry st. n.e.-Four betfrus.
lge. corner lot; owner leaving kQWn
mas greatly reduced price th sell
quick. Make me an offer traiay.
TODAYS REALTY, EN-. O9G3 or
"a. A.o206:.=----Lt15 o206: Ills
1 BLOCK FROM new
FATHER JOHN CARRGHL
1Q6 Urell pl. ne. This Ii q 6ne semi.
detached brick house In lie Pleas
ant Hills section where asli houses
are new and pretty. II hazybeen lived
10 By the owner FOR Just lcns VI. n
has been taken care of]as 4 nice
home should be. This house "a Of
modern design. large WiildoW areas
for light and ventilatieh; lie doors
are carpeted over q s1,onge-rubber
base; beautiful draperdfs and some
recr. room furniture Wifi also be IN
cluded In this sale. T5Ais house IN
cludes many OF the nice features You
have often wished f0r. So see It
today. Inspection hy hppt, only.
al ~ aAs;sH. a; 4. ARKEIk IA; 2569 OR
14s kENNE ST. TH.W. is
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COT.ORED

COLORED
PETWoRTH-SlS Allison st. NV;
semidet. brk.; 6-rooms and bath;
gas h.-w. heat; one-car garage. Caij
Mr, zirkle. Ma. $500; ewes, NO
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14i7 X st. NV. Ia
18th AND VARNUM SITS
8-RM. DET. BRICK
A marvellous home In the very best
location. Colonial fr. porch. det.
hrk. gar, lge.. level lot. Spacious
2 compl baths on 2nd 4. Rec. rrn.
with firepl. and has bath. Beauti-
fuliy equip. kit. For this truly gra-
sssiiss.a a1Hfl 2fhls FL REALTY. Mis 81 81. zsSs.
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HOUSES foR sAlE-N.w.

NEAR BUREAU or STANDARDS J
4 BEDROOMS WITH BATH
One Of the cleanest homes you have
ever seen. Nice grounds, garage, near
all schools and .transp. Semidet.
take your house In trade. Now don't
miss seeing this at once for 1t vdIl
OPEN / TILL DARK DAILY
3419 QUEBEC ST. NV.
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CORNER BRICK
No. Capitol and T sts.--A desirable
location for home. ofiices or Income.
floors above bsmt. with gas h.-w.h.
front entrance; s baths and >
porches, Call Mr.. Wigs, ewes. and
SUM-. GE. 9466.
METROPOLIS REALTY
AND INVESTMENT CO.
171s No. Capitol st. De. s142.
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FOR COLORED
$15,250-TERMS
1928 7th ST. NV.
3.bedroom. 2-story shingle: modern
kit. refsr.. lge. liv. rm.. nrepl. I;
full bsmt., recreation room. h.-w.h.
front porch; screens and awnings
lot 40x120. extra space for gar,
w. w, LEWIS. REALTOR
SH. 0440; Ewes. Mr. Kibbey. GE. 6476
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
LUXURY RAMBLERS
Sales proved We have the scapcest.
most desirable luxury ramblers ON
the market Located in the heart OF
Chevy Chase. D. c.. adjoining Sc
ciuded section of Rock Greek Park
Although less than 5o% complete
These S37 500 to $4,000 ramblers
have all the luxurious. carefully
planned details that make them
models Of convenience for all ages
See Q similar rambler now. By ap-
pointment. ST 1888: Sat. Sun.
ewes EN- 63R1
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@253 18th ST. N.E.-Brand-new, B.
Rs,dIrEn TNE bsiss ss so r,o Eauipged s
eves.s IA. 1880. oE. B716. IL
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
DUPONT CIRCLE

UUfON i OIHOLE
Corner Of IA rms. and s baths. ideal
]. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2100
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
Punishment Without Crime

The Civilized world is periodically treated to gruesoae
spectacle which the henchmen of the Kemn and an innocent
sapegoa the performers The high point these speeta
fabricated confession that violates only the truth bu
the imagination.
No has the ink dried the protest of the Amen-
people against the eXtoron of such confessions from
L. citizens by sooges of Stain Hungary and Czechos-
oveka then the guardians of law and order in Indanoa Mis-
sissippi L. S. A. come the Kremins
This Mississippi story is very simple man disappeared
and the worried mother notified the police The wheels of justice
began shortly thereafter three Negroes ar
rested In matter of hours brave and industrious deputy
sheriff emerged with confession of murder 1t happened
that by then Of the arrested had to be put under
doctors Crime will out, It's wonderful
The day the mother received letter from the muir
dered" with his whereabouts in Illinois.
Revolving, you say? This is only the half of it.
AS citizens of free country expect that such traves
traditions of law and human rights would prompt
those in authority express their protest and indignation
Such blatant premeditaed crime against innocent beings
But here is the real point of the disgrace The sheriff
shrugged his shoulders The governor kept The
heard FROM And the great crusader from Mississippi
the Honorable John Rankin who is loss for words
made speech the foo of the House. American democracy
moral leadership honor and traditions dragged
in the midland not voice came to the rescue.
The people of Mississippi surely entitled to worhier
spokesman and servants-and they them
they wake up The moral leadership of the L. stand
many such Indanoa frame-ups before its back broken
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
Has Cicero Seceded?-

Cicero, a suburb on the west side OF
Chicago, achieved notoriety overnight, II
made the front page of newspapers through
out the country. But no one got jealous a
bout the publicity. For the 70,0Oo people
living in the town proved theTselves un-
worthy of their country and its traditions.
They live. think and feel In manner which
makes it possible for many o. them to turn
into mob in matter of hours Recently
they displayed this ability to prevent Ne
gro veteran, union member, from moving
into an apartment house.
The problem in Cicero is not that two
or three thousand human beings can sud
denly turn into sadists and maniacs. There
are ways of handling such mob. grave
indictment stands against the other $4,000
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
Red Scare Frights Liberals

The extent of the current phobia a.
gainst liberal doctrines is illustrated by the
experience of two newspapers which at
tempted to get people to sign petition, con-
tanning extracts from the Declaration of In
dependence end the Bill of Rights that form
the first amendments to the Constitution of
the United States.
There has been so much loose talk a
bout communists" and the trend toward
socialism" that many Americans are afraid
to sign their names to any document lest
they be hauled before an investigating COM
mittee under accsation of being a Commu-
mist sympathizer. 1t is silly, of course but
It tends to prove that too many citizens are
letting somebody else do their thinking for
them.
There has been an astonishing let down
in the defense of the rights of individuals in
''i
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
Life At A Glance
BY Ray Lawrence

heard two fellows discussing the short
comings of their friend. Said one "when no
uies his brains will b. as good as new. be-.
cause ne never used them during his natural
life" ''' i''' VI at
In speaking of brains, nobody puts his
oraln to greater use than the modern scion.
tlstS' trying to devise means TO raise tho
standard of mankinl. But at The Same tiroo
these same scientists are rackjnp ,heir
Drains trying to discover Quick vav 70
snuff out the lives Of the same mon u,hoso
80 STANDARDS they are trying to raise. II
i &c me OF broadway production was
e., .o,'e years ago The star had the role of
satan and in one scene, he tries to prove 70
SAINT refer mat his plans must work. he.
cause he mad brains! brains If you don't
believe man has brains, just take a ride
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31

Racial and religious discrimination in
industry is costing the nations economy
close to $50 billion year, according TO
Elmo Roper, noted public opinion analyst.
In addition to the loss q purchasing
power brought about by low wages and linn
tied job opportunities Mr.. Roper cites the
wasteful expens, of maintaining segregated
schools, HOUSING hospitals and other public
facilities. He also points 10 the high cost Of
crime, delinquency sickness and social
maladjustment which can be tr2ced 10 pre-
JUDGE and discrimination.
Other high costs of prejudice, Mr.. Roper
states, are born by industry where increased
operating costs quick turnover wildcat
strikes and stoppages are often result Of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31

who lost or never had the courage to stand
up for what is right and Just, though they
benefit daily from the frs of a democracy
which was won on the battlefield. Until the
citizens of Cicero demonstrate d sense Of re-
sponsibility and resolve that this shall not
happen again, they must be considered be-
You'd the pale of freedom loving Americans
AT the same time, the federal government
the state of Illinois, Cook county and Cicero
authorities must be watched as to their next
steps They can and should tell us whether
the constitution applies te Cicero, or wheth-
err this community will be permitted to con-
tinue under the jungle law of violence and
arson For his speedy action, the Illinois
governor, Adlai Stevenson, deserves every
ones commentator.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
Price Of Prejudice $50 Billion A Year.

open conflict between workers Of varying
backgrounds races, ard religions "Etel
the rank.and-file is divided and pFaaglng
constantly in 4 maze OF personality CLASHES,
the state of disagreeableness pefueales a.
most every phase Of work, he noted. Ten
sions mount. Morale sag, Productivity will
probably fall off
Offsetting this drain on ctr nation
economy calls for irm ard intelligent hand
ling of racial and religious tensions in in
hHstry on the part Of both management and
union representatives Such a program in
conjunction with federal and state FEPC
laws, would wipe out the high cost Of dis
elimination.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
SIS. taylor
Half The Force At Twice The EXPENSE

a plan Tor getting half tha force at
twice the expense is statement attributed
to General Eisenhower erticizing a plan 10
spread foreign and military expenditures
over longer time without increase in a.
mount. The statement is an excellent an.
praisal of the expenditures for public schools
and recreation. By building separate institu.
lions for white and Negro pupils, TIE tradi-
uonal practice in our public schools. money
Is made to go about half as far as it would
go otherwise.
The practice produces less educational
benefit Tor both races, but grea. deal less
benefit for the Negro. An approximately
adequate provision is made for white chill.
dren and what is left is then apnronriatod
LOT negro children. Suits for equal educa.
ton facilities have awakened many white
communities and authorities to the potential
Danger OF this policy, but the equal facilities
ana salaries are not travelling far in advance
OF the suits. 1t is significant fact that while
salaries and facilities in education have beer
materially advanced subsequent TO tho he.
ginning of the suit" movement nrac,io,II,
10 ADVANCE mas been made in other lines
"here suits for equal facilities are not vet
a practice.
what happens in the field of recreation
mas been amply illustrated in Little Rock
Despite the hurried passing of $50 tbo,,.
sdnu collar bond issue, there is still mn nro.
VISION Tor Negro recreation within tho ci+v
units OF Little Rock When the city council
was rash enough to place a part of the pro-
gram within the city somebody had power
enough TO cause it to reverse itself. DELAYS
LOT government funds, Stun clearance. and
~ Oh linally lowered into an outskirts of
the CITY program for Negroes. Even tho
OUTSKIRTS program has been meager ard
totally inadequate.
we passed one of the inadequate struc
lures Tor Negro school children a fev d,,.
ago ana saw standing near by fat. well. fed
ana probably we-saaried individual uhoea
leadership is exerted in behalf of nrosont
conditions. Somehow the phrase "sIaep ,,ro.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31

the United States. Because Of the oyer-em-
phasis placed upon few Communists most
of them concentrated in few states, the
average American has been almost convinced
that the only way to protect the freedom Il
this country is to abandon our ideals Of IN
dvidual liberty.
II should not be overlooked that the
Communist has been used extensively
by conservative propagandists in this coun-
try to create suspicion of all liberal legisla-
ton. 1t has been used as sort of smear
campaign against anybody VINO suggests
that improvements can be made =" our
economic and social orders. 1t has been a
whip to belabor almost any proposal to take
care of laboring people and to feel the peo-
pie into supporting reactionary legislation.
st. Loui; News
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
observatory
BY EARL

THE CASE OF THE HOT POTATo-The
proposal for the construction of play
ground for Negroes in the East sixth street
area, near Abeles street, was reversed back
to the lap of the city council.
The parks and recreation committee de-
cided after hearing that it could not rec
ommend the combining of its recreation
facilities with those of any other organza-
ton
The so called east end protective com
mittee voiced its resentment against the pro-
posed location because it is an all white sec
ton and that II was trying to protect it.
self. We question the seriousness and the
amount of integrity in the thinking of the
committee in this matter for we believe that
its need for protection is far more greater
now than it would be with a neighborhood
playground or recreation center.
A Salvation Army spokesman has gone
on record as being in favor of such center
He states that it viii provide meeting
place for all age groups in the area. AS far
as know Negro organizations have reacted
neither pro or con IN tfiS matter. AT the
time of this writing the issue is still a hot
potato and is in the lap of the city council
A Observation-Disclosures Of our last edi-
ton told the story of Oklahoma City's first
Negro firemen to be hired which we believe
is another mark of progress not only for
Oklahoma City but for the south. The prece-
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ne opinions expressed on this
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comments
LEE DAVY

dent has been set and we are confident in
our belief that the city of Little Rock is
capable as well as willing to follow suit The
task is OURS.
On travelling through the northeast
section of this land of opportunity, which it
is so often called, there was enough evil
denee showing to prove that there are better
race relations in small towns than there
was just five years ago. Also economic
security for Negroes is increasing. Well take
Jonesboro, for example, town with less
than $500 Negroes, has made remarkable
progress. II is college town.
The Wonder City is awaiting the dedi-
cation of one of the finest if not the finest,
high school in the south for Negroes AL
though jim crow still exist, even at its
worse il is not as bad as the old fashion
privy of the w. p. A.. variety that now
stands in some of the larger towns.
-
James P. Rumble a New York business
man, is seeking to crop the wings of segre-
cation from all angles when he filed a suit
to throw out all types of segregation laws
in schools, on train sleeping cars, street cars
and buses The suit was filed in Atlanta and
Talmadge has made il clear that he will en-
force the segregation laws Of his state.
Someday the mighty forces of evil shall not
prevail.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31

through the Lincoln tunnel ie'une ..
New Jersey to New York. You w" w., :
the very peak of mans br'uhS III Tai
ficent architectural Of TINS 'ul""N
airplane tons of destructive oon, ,rou
capable of destroying entire la'" nno
areas. Brains Brains mixture u
evil. -. nr4
Why there is medical eSea,. ,or,b
Parks, who told the BriIisn l as eel
Gently, that he predicts una' 'l. OI,o yed
be frozen and kept for tei''u'l'd aisnrtN
has been irving for centuries 10 , %,y i
creation by Moses Ny guess ' aill q
many more centuries, and u'', mo cld
trying to disprove the story u
of man. ... 10 foresIf
But with all tie abilities " ,ored
the future. man has not IT, .o and
point where he can predict re'''
ness.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-08-31
ays:

datory leadership" popped into our !
The individual probably is not predator
very likely is totally sincere in his md
and reactions. But the total effect Of M
terances and acts Of the individual a
butte to segregation, unequal provisim
outskirts of the city for Negroes Coed
tentions and sincere motives do not aGa
predatory policies. Half the folee at 1
the expense" regardless of motives an
tentions.
But the total expense of these poicd
inequality and discrimination is not md
the dollar expense. There is the expena
unfavorable public opinion of other set
OF the nation against ours. There is The
of federal influence and federal mones
sulting from these policies. There is tn
OF world prestige accruing to the NJ
through these policies.
We do not mean by these salen(
that the Negro should place racial w
above national welfare. What we are n
to show is that racial and national w
in these matters 60 hand in hand D
the Negro is loss to the section Loss o
Negro is loss to the nation. No demo-
practicing racial determinations aM
equalities and outskirt policies agalnsl
groups can hope to command the supp
national majorities or of world groups
safety of the section, the safety OIL R
ton, the future of democracy--depeno
serious aggressive leadership agars
ordinations and inequalities. 1t is cOS
ton of such leadership exerted BY hS
Truman which has caused current pew
al to raise the question If he is mol enuu
rank with our greatest presidents lh'
feeling that he is loyal to his rar
somewhat questionable phrase since
the interests Of the races in opp"'
every Negro should feel that he owes
American democracy to place the W's
his efforts against public and legall@u
of discrimination and inequality Any
else is predatory bringing half Inc iVi''
twice the expense and contributing
failure of democracy.