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FILE CABINETS

New 4-drawer steel. letter size, 500 .95;
wood transfer files. $3.50; all types
of ONCE furniture avail; free de-
livery. N. FRANK q SON. Ala Bird
st. NV, Elk. 1914.
FILING CABINET. steel, $3.50 per
drawer; also 4-drawer letter-size,
full suspension. $40. See Monday
202S 14th st. NV.
FILING CABINETS. legal, letter met
al. wood, com. files; reas. Today.
CO. 1928. 1112 18th NV. DI. 1879.
FILM DEVELOPING, printing in z
hours. Color service; cameras on
credit. RE. 2434. BRENNER. 9S3
Penna. ave. NV.
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DEHUMIDIFIERS
Famous makes. 3Oet discount.
THE DISCOUNT HOUSE

DESKS, kneehole. NAH. maple, beau
tiful; barg today. CO. 1925. .Wk.,
CIRCLE. 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
DESK. child's. all-metal, with ad-
Unstable blackboard, chair to me- tch.
DESKS t31. S35 ca. also double size
walnut. $50: 3 chairs, SIS ca. CITY
TRADING. 202S 14th NV. Monday
chairs. filing cabinets. Today. CO.
1925: wk.. DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol. "a Ct. 800;
mans Ct, 5000; lady's sol. IL
total cts. $500; lady's ga. cts.
ga cts. S3.75o. Ali prices include
mountings. Trades accepted. LIV-
INGSTON q CO., 1923 H st. NV.
NE: 3a40. =, - 40
appraised 1915: sacrifice 1855 cash
Call III S-3OS0, Id
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FREEZERS

Save I'D to 4oes on famous brands.
Food plan avail. ct no extra cost.
Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., All, Va, OW. 7722.
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FANS FOR RENT
$1.50 PER WK. UP
WITH OPTION TO BUY
ALSO FOR SALE
rASH Np TTRMS

CASH OR TERMS
10 in. to 80 in, counter and floor
models. for restaurants. stores, Of
fices, etc. Free demonstration
without obligation. WA. 5000. 30
FENCE POSTS-Locust. 6-ft. lengths,
$3.50 each. Oak AKA. any length,
25c per running IT. MILL-TO-YOU
COMPANY. $3.50 Marlboro pike Sc,
10 S-2qI0 10 S-SRk6
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MANTEL, OLD PINE
VERY ATTRACTIVE, SIS

MATTRESS. innersprlng. double size,
Weil-known make. clean, good cond
Reas. ia: S-l97l.
MEAT CASE. Hill Dry-Cold. IL IT.
Also Toledo scale; $l25 for both.
RIA. 0676.
METAL sHEETs-New sexss inches.
Only ST. 9s and SIG per sheet.
Copper bearing COPY-O-LOY al
ready painted both sides olive drab
Also black iron sheets. GICHNER,
1900 Kendall ST. ne LA. $4,000.
Mff esd sGd Pm elsetFie; aas9matic
Eui9 l4th st. NV, Monday.
MIRROR: 36-in. wide. gold frame
SIS. Vacuum cleaner, like new
latest model, Electrolux, all attach
ments. $45. Call RA. 5247.
MOTORS. l/10U to 100 h.p.. and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts; rewound
exch, Carly 1908 14th. NO. O224
MOTOR, johnson Ship: used 3
times; -S140 or best offer. No Job
bers. MR.. BLICK, Mon, NO. $3.50
MOTORS, fans; attic fans, blowers,
fan blades, bearings. shafts and
parts. Large stock. all sizes. new
and used. Lowest prices. Repairs.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. Para
sherman ave. NV.
MOVIE CAMERA, 6mm. Ansco: PRO.
JECTOR, excel. for l6mm. film, film
reminding and splicer set; leather
CARVING case for all; S55. Cal
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DINING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT us.
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 2Oce TO 50ee ON NEW SAMPLE
CLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS:
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and chairs. was 500 so. now
$3.50: finest quality genuine gray
walnut table and 2 leaves. 4 chairs
and credenza buffet. was $325, now
Sl99.75: genuine mahog, drop-leaf
table, Duncan Phyfe style. was
$3.50, now S37 .25; mahog. or maple
4 chairs, was S69.50, now S47.50;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday till Q
pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT It'll st. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargatr. Store Of Wash.
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LIv. RIM. SUITE, rose shade. rec. up-
hoist, chrome and porcelain ext.
dinette set, both $S5. 81. $3.50
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-pc custom
made. mohair freiZe, pearl gray
18th century mahogany; like new;
$3.50. XII. S-3604.
LOVE SEAT, Charles of London, brown
upholstery; Lawson sofa, Valentine
Siever. green upholstery. Otis 9375 =
LUMBER. black walnut. 20-yr. sea-
Soned any dimensions, 60c board
It.; some cherry. r. J. VICKERS,
LUMBER, 95 pcs. 2x1Ox15 #. WI
1927. 4905 Del Ray, Beth.
LUMBER. African mahogany, beauti-
Jul grains. 6Uc bed. IT. Sun. So
Emerson st. NV
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PIANOS
JUNE SPECIALS

49, ~ AOAAAASO
lasting gift for graduation or
wedding. Complete selection or
splnets, consoles and grands. New.
floor samples and used everything
reduced tor this special sale. Prices
starting at S}a5. AS low as S25
down VIII deliver. Balance 80
months. Your old piano taken in
on trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC 1900
G. st. NV. Id
PICTURE FRAMES. walnut, SILT, gold
leaf, large, small big selection iHc-
$3.50. BELL KINDS, COS 9TH st. NV.
PIPE, ,galv:, black: copper, cast iron,
cut thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56
IA st. NV. NO. 1903. WA. 5501.
damaged. For use in bitches. drains.
culverts. etc. Sizes 10 in. up. &. B.
DONALDSON & BROS. 18th and
Brentwood I'd ne. DU. 1850.
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BRICK AND LUMBER

Now save SIS. New and used. Full
line-Hard brick, steel beams, ra-
diators, doors. sash. flooring. studs.
framing, sheathing. comp. boards
steel sash. boilers. joists, plumbing,
pipe fittings, galv. corrugated iron,
plywood. shutters, oil tank. Timken
automatic oil furnace Sakrete.
Hundreds of bargains; priced to sell;
Tree S asFyeVy' W 1Rfa SsSSra cos
100 South Capitol. Ii. $4,000
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BEDSPREADS, .. twin size. dusty rose
and white; orig. SIS each; best Of
fer. IA. a-4070
BEDRM. FURN.-2 painted beds,
sfbRoo% e. on
brushed birch, Maytag square-tub
BEDRM. FURN.. incl. SPRINGS and
o %nttreS FA Dt 64as e0nd $40 or BEST
BEDRM. SET. 3 pes. and bench;
springs incl. Price. $40, ov. slo5.
BEDROOM SET, antique; white ma
vanity, bench. nightstand; S195.
sG PDRM MS SUITE, 5-pc. lined oak;
son chair, both boucle: like new
1902 q 5 5Srd ST. Bladensburg' Nd
sEE Si Soo SUITE. 5-pc. walnut; rea-
BEDRM. SUITE. solid mahogany,
bed. dresser, night stand good
cond., sos; 1851 Admiral refrig.'
B ttSsi EAs su III; 5-pc.. like new,
$3.50 hutch cabinet: ANTIQUE re-
production. S125: child's chitforobe.
$25: hi-chalr; 81. OR. G463. ,.,
OEDhM. SU11E, COLlplctC Win Twin
chests and mirrors, chair, night Ia
Bile, lamp, twin beds. Grapes, spreads;
excellent condition; originally ST.
300, now $500. ia. 91S1. -21
BEDROOM SUITE, ANTIQUE hant
carved: 3 pieces, OIL. 1904. -.
BEDROOM SUITE, Z PC, single bee
and mattress. plus custom covers
curtains, beautiful; S295; Can be-
tween 10 and =; OR. 1857.
cial, custom made. antique green
gold leaf decoration. pcs; excel
cond. OF. 9375. 15s
BEDROOM SUITE, Ape. walnut with
spring and mattress. CHI. 9346.
BEDRM. FURN., platform chairs
cocktail end tables. chest OF drawers
desk. studio couch. RIA. 1854:
BEDRM. SUITE. chairs, tables; lawn
mower. vacuum cleaner, rugs. lamps
wardrobe AID. 4S31.
BEDROOM SUITE. bed, mattress
springs. chifferobe dresser, dressing
table; 500. Call TIE. 7735:
child's room OR. 4S0S.
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PLANTS

SURPLUS AT 3OEs SAVINGS.
A.C.. DC, $50 WATTS TO so XIV
1918 MIST NV. Elk 1927.
LINOTYPE-Model IA. serial No.
23963. One auxiliary magazine.
cleo. pot. now in operation. go
Jobn Marshall nj NV
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FURNITURE SALE

Modern liv. rm. suite. good cond..
$50; coffee table. $3.50; end table.
81 80: easy chairs. $3.50; beds So;
chests. $40: dressers.. SIS: wash
stands. $50: wardrobes. $1,000;
dressing tables $3.50: breakfast
sets. $1,000; brkfst. table. 81. 50;
dining, table. $3.50: odd chairs. ST.:
kit. cabs. So. Open Suns. Ewes till
z. BELL KINDS. sos 18th ST. NV
FURNITURE BARGAINS
Reg. $399.95 2-pc. liv. rm. set, sale
price S199; reg. $3.50 foldaway
bed and mattress, S1905: reg
$50 so inner spring mattress, S19.95.
ANSONIA FURN. co.
501 H st. NE.
Ii 3-3354-Open Nights. III
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GRAPHOTYPE ET,EC

GRAPHOTYPE ELEC.
Excel. cond.; must sell. RE. 1921.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blue Boy,
Best o o3ePef Pate s.4G re gold frame,
GROCERY STORE EQujIPMENT-
wa Walk-in box, meat display case.
meat meat slicer. meat blocks. King
f E9. 4l4s5 Spanish good Tone $50.
=, day. Ia,, after ii am. G sH. ga. @1 n
UONS-New and used. bought and
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
sMye 81 g W T IF pins POST. 1890
HAND d Lift II fkG ySso' 1000 lb. sci,
as is. or will overhaul as directed
by purchaser; truck now in operat-
ing cond: DE. ALA, Sun. or ewes.
HlDE-A-BED LOVE SEAT, GOOD con.
dltion' S75. DU. $500. Ext. 62l.
LOBBYISTS, tools, lumber and SUD-
pie. Tuesday to Friday, lO-2' Rear
3iS 3rd ne, OR. 1854.
HOLLYWOOD alphabetically new,
e eSIe vide VIZ e1 remove July l. reason
HOSPITAL BED, adjustable, excel
l len csondition; $35. 25L3 NJ st. NV.
HOT WATER HEATER, cleo. GE Hot
point. 55-gal.; S35. CHI. 3IS6'
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Including
a9lnetts set; reasonable. Leaving
Tor California. Call GIL. 9O43. l5s
HOUSEHOLD EFFE C It Personal
household effects in an estate must
pc sold. Many attractive pieces in
VOWED. To be sold on Monday,
June IS, commencing 2 pm, at
34l7 Brown street NV. Call NC
DONNELL, RE 1856.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, incl.
carpeting, prac. new, excel. cond !;
,saGrltice. RA. 1902. Phone Sun.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: din. rm. suite;
dlshes; liv. rm. chair: cleo rooster
GE. 016O. MIS
IBM TYPEWRITERS (2), with IBM
service contract: excel condition
S15O apiece. DI. 1851, Monday. Il &
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1920 7th ST. NV.

FROZEN CUsTARD EQUTP.. Electro
Freeze 20. holding cabinets, excel.
cond. OK. .3s40 or OW. 2424.
FURNACE, pipeless, hot-air, now in
FUR COAT-Lady's grey, used twice,
$500; size IS; going to the tropics.
Bargain; 342S Brown st. NV.
FUR COAT, gray caracul paw, size
IA; sell for $40. 1901 Kenyon st.
NV, Apt. 1. MI. $685..
FUR COAT, southern dyed muskrat.
border bottom. 7/S length, size IA,
worn a few times. cleaned and
glazed. Owner moving to Florida !;
$3.50, MA. 9070 Ext. 704. Sats.
and evenings. If
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FURNITURE-By owner. Cabinet
fine wool gray carpeting, window
exhaust fan. table lamp, like-neW
cheap mattress. Sunday, GE. 1872
Week days, RE. 1888.
Furniture-NeW, Unclaimed
Freight. Drastic reductions. Bedrm
sets. dinetteS, liv. RIM. sets, etc. Oper
ewes. till D. AMERICAN. 1923 18th
st. NV RE 1898
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FURNITURE. USED

Gas ranges. washing machines, re-
frigerators, beds. springs and
mattresses, floor lamps, sofas, kit
chen sets. chairs, tables, radios, l
large dble. wardrobe. solid walnut,
size Sx5 It, at least 70 yrs. old.
Al condition, price 500. THE
WONDER PALACE. 20 H st. ne,
MA. 1896 10
Git D A I'M
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LUMBER BARGAINS

LUMBER BARGAINS
A-inch fir plywood. AXIS, S4.4S each.
! 4 cents so it.: plywood cuttings,
u price; odd stock doors. mould
tngs. hardwood white pine cuttings :;
3-ft.. redwood picket. 15c. Open
all day Sun, Wed. Thurs, ewes.
GEN. MILLWORK CO.
1900 Kensington I'd. lend of Conn.
ave, turn Left. LO. 5-23l1.
MACHINERY. lathes. milling ma
chimes, grinders, ETC.; other small
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FRFEZERS

Save salesman'S commits
sion, buy at Alperstein's.
Save as much as $4,000.
Food freezer plan also
available. Cash or terms.
ALPERSTEIN'S
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FUR GARMENT

OAt N1AAC4AG4N
Repaired or remodeled to cape. stole,
Jacket or any fur piece; finest
workmanship at lowest price; cold
storage So per garment.
A. PETIT FURS. 1402 Monroe st.
NV. Corner 14th ST.
AID 3C41
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Also used bathtubs, sinks. radiators,
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG a. BAG CO,
10 l. st. Sw. Phone DI. SOU7.
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MOTORS
OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. wood steel, all sizes, $40 and
$40 and up; chairs, tables, book
cases, lockers. steel shelving; large
purchase RFC; savings Up to 500.
Free delivery. Free parking. MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. Co. 639
New York ave. NV.
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All makes; GE Hot Point. westing-
house, Waste King, etc Your choice,
THE DISCOUNT HOUSE
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Discount to service Govt employees.
Ape. bedroom suites. S79.95 up.
Modern, traditional. ali woods.
Ape. Maple din. nm. suite. S160
/ red modern love seat. S59.95.
Nationally advertised bedding
Bedrm.. din. rm., liv. rm. suites.
TERMS. OPEN 10 AND PM.
KING, 5000 GA. AVE, SH. 1891
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GARAGE DOOR, iron roller. wooden
marble top table; extension ladder
GARAGE DOORS. pair. new: 7'e~x
4xl94; 6 light over three panels; fir
Cal: after ! p.m.. AP. 0733.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL. new. still in
crate, retails for $1,000; will sell
G EsaisaSSle' pAkAP i SEES ,,mou.
q RSKss e 09F fsnPlss 2ay sS2
1909 1st st. Sc. Call ST. 6100.
GARDEN sET-Table. round, ae";
I chairs, reclining umbrella; reg
S S5t 90; special TO-DAY, complete:
GARDEN 70? ToMaS1TSo; STAKES TAI iEsti Is. oak
blvd. FUCKER LUMBER.
GARDEN TRACTOR. Gravely. peri
cond.. with sickle bar and lawn
mower with sulky; $3.50. Garden
GASN RANGE; 80 in. Hardwick, oven
heat control; peri. cond. S25. LII
GAS RANGE. e-burner, . ovens. all
controls: about, 8 yrs: old but in
type e., gas jas; Can Tsn be seen any time Al
MRS. TERRY ~ Ii. e 81 a;e' or call
GAS RANGE. S35; liv. rm. chairs
req; green or gray: double bed
GAS AVS RANGE AZ E. i RS Se liable table
white Oriole, 4-bnrnrr, fnil size
GAS RANGE. Montgomery Ward
GAS RANGE, Roper, automatic ga.
Fba nniier. burners separate oven and
ss53; will sell for $3.50. 718 SI
Allentown I'd. Sc. LO. 1880. Ii
GAS RANGE, Beautyranee whit.
saam Mo oven Sasa regulator; good c9nd.
GAS Range MSi Ss'p practically new; tim timer
GAS RANGE toS' aardW WICK Tx IKE g neW
excel excl. ! buy; no dealers. Elk. $3.50
GAS RANGE. apt. size, excel. cond
s Tnite co p9rcea in. insulated thermo
iInstallation; PEERL Ess SALES 2S3i
GAS RANGES, new, used: also coal
veg TSdr s sTd,1 oil , GGaanses; new. used
Gas R Ss5YE 1s sFFe tn double sA ssSa
G anees1 tee ot isso. household s ag1li
GAS STOVE, good condition; reas.
cnnsb'y priced. Gil. ,2003.
T az, 81 stow. excellent condition
GENERATORS STARTERS, $3.50 up
lge. assert; cleo. motor repairs; 3firi
year Carly. 1908 14th. NO. O224
GLIDER, three-seat, metal, brand
new; reg. S33.95, we will offer ;
at S"3:95. 10. S-1l51.
COLE CLUBS-Irons, Spalding Jones
I through 8; 4. woods with bag
Can after pm. NO Poll.
COLE CLUBS, matched steel fang,
set and bag. S23; surplus irons a
III III; WOODS; 81 80. ME. 1916.
GOLF CLUBS AND BAG woods I
irons, hickory shaft; $40. FIR, 40 /
GOLF CLUBS, s irons. and putter. /:
woods woods golf bag; Wilson top-notcf
CUPS. Rsgistered: S75. XII. S-446:}
GOLF IRONS, Petersen, Nos.
through s; grooved leather grip,
very reas; Call KE. 10000. ia
GKAPHOTYPE, Model 6340. electri
cally operated. for zinc plates
Perfect condition. Reasonable. In.
qulre Dol Massachusetts, ave, NV.
Room 301. Phone MA. 1855. II.
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MEN AND WOMEN
Build career with excellent income
selling our NON CANCELABLE and
GUARANTEED RENEWABLE sick
ness. accident and disqualification
policies; also life insurance,
LEADS, liberal commissions and f.
nanclng, group protection, pension
ana Social Security for AGENTS
Reply Box 2O7-Z. Star.
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Reg. $3.50 gal. now 1928. All colors
THAI. 1880 7th st. NV. HUI. 5000.
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GIBBS for your twins; $40 ca.
CUPBoARD tcorner). ? IT. ? in.
high, 3 #. 5 in. wide: glass door,
4 IT. high. 9 IT. 4 in. wide; 2 doors
below, 14x25: Is separate glasses in
large door with circular top, 12 in.
lovely corner cupboard for some one
See 1t today. 10. 9-9031.
DEEP FREEZE, 1a.3 GU. it.. Model
Gig; perfect cond.; $225. White
hall O27S.
DEEP FREEZE, 10 Gu. IT,; 1 year
old; 1915. JU 1854.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22

sible to the party. This politician tries to
live as though he earns twice as much as
he does. He is always heavily in debt Be
Sides he has no trade or profession to fall
back on if he were to lose out politically.
He might have to take a job as a janitor or
porter if his political fortunes failed.
This man will put party above race,
principle, or family. He is SO interested in
living comfortably that he will stoop to any
thing to keep up appearances.
There are other politicians {of all races)
who are responsible only to the people These
fortunate individuals are in a position to
look after the interest of the people. They
can put principal above race or party. They
usually do
There is another man who holds an cleo
tive position in a large eastern city. This is
a man of principle and integrity. His par
ents before him were blessed with the same
traits He lives simply though he could af
ford to live lavshly. He is financially indie
pendent and has several ways he could
maintain himself if necessity were to de-
mand it.
This man is in politics in order to be of
service to society. Party bosses, financial
profit and prestige are of little concern to
him He Is motivated by what he feels is
right. He has risen above the ranks. of a
politician. He has achieved the stature of a
statesman.
All Negroes engaged in the science of
government Cor politics. should try to rise
above being mere politicians. They should
strive to be statesmen and put principle
above party and race It is only when they
4, 81, ,,rin ,bo IF
bove second-class citizenship.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
Tying The Broken String

How much does this black race long for
the unity of spirit which did combine it
solidly during the time when its members
laid sight upon this newly inhabited land
of America in 1919?
We can recall the immense torture, suf-
fering our native forefathers were willing
to bear rather than betray another of their
kind. Some from the less submissive tribes
of Africa would run off and die in solitude
rather than bear the yoke of oppression. We
can recall the community spirit of the ma
rooms, some of whom found friendlier rela-
tionships with the Indian than they could
with the white man. In the primitive COM
munity of Palmares, located in central Brazil
Negroes lived under one of the strictest moral
codes. Their economic system was founded
out OF the cooperative spirit. They braved
their natural enemies with so;A and unit
ed front
Over a course of years 7 see nv roo~1-
becoming less confident and trustful
Of one another Sayings / know all of us
have come in contact with are such as these:
Man, a NJ lust can't be trusted Man,
A NJ just amt worth two cents" These
sayings are not just common among the
lowest in our ranks but 7 have sat in the
midst of the so called social elites, the "Well
to do" and notice these expressions prevail
ing.
Last summer while working in a hotel in
a leading southern city, I started move
ment to get better food better working
conditions for the over worked, and more
money for the under paid workers. The sell
fish, untrusting spirit of most Of the work.
ers for one another made it nearly imp0ssi-
BILE to unite them. This spirit makes a hotel
job or Jobs like it insecure If you have ever
worked in a hotel you know just what I
was up against.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22

Further proof, if anybody needs any,
that heroism and the concern Of one human
being for another have no color line came
last week with the act of two young Negroes
who risked their own lives to save other pas
sengers from a burning death following the
Waco, Texas, bus collision.
The two heroes, one a waiter and the
other soldier, acted on an impulse
warm human impulse to save another hui
man being in danger, A detail like the color
of ones skin becomes 50 insignificant in a
time Of crisis! Isn't it strange that it looms
so important in the ordinary course Of a day
when everybody is safe and sound? If the
fermentation in a persons skin were really
important, il would remain so in tragic
hours as well as in ordinary times. The fact
that it does not proves how little ones race
or color really matters.
Every day we read or hear Of examples
which prove that people are just people.
When left alone to react naturally, they
work and play together in the greatest Of
harmony. 1t is only when artificial barriers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22
Cherry's Nomination Proves Two Things

the one that resulted in Cherry's $4,000 and
then some plurality of voters.
Many attribute the third term" jinX as
as a cause for defeat. But from where we
stand, it was the do nothing for public bene-
fit administration that doomed before the
voters eyes that appeared more of JinN
than a third tenn
To sum the whole thing up the Ark
ansas people We're just plain tired, and
wanted new administration. and the Jones'
boro chancellor talked his way into their
hearts.
The people have proved that Lum Ed
wards and Abner Peabody the two Pine
Ridge characters, and that truth stretcHer
from Van Buren,, Bob Burns do not portray
an exact picture of Arkansas people.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-22

When the voters of Arkansas gave the
Jonesboro chancellor an overwhelming vote
in Tuesdays primary 1t proved several
things. But two things need special mention
ing. One is that you can't play all the peo-
pie for fools all the time, and the other is,
the majority of Arkansas people are decent
However, there are many factors that
can be brought TO surface that would at
tribute to Judge Francis Cherry's nominal
ton over Governor Sid McMath Judge
Cherry was new conner to the states polti-
cal set up, therefore, he had no record TO be
furnished. On the other hand the incumbent
had two records, one good and one very, very
poor His good record was one that the peo-
pie only heard about during election time
His poor record was the one that the voters
were very much familiar with, and 1t was