davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

zloglaseni Pavelit, a Tito "a
stupnik ideje slavenske soil
danosti, jer je nasao podrzku
medju swim narodima Jugo-
slavic. Nakon difamatorske
protuhrvatske kampanje 3D.
'jednom je ispalo, da je Tito
Hrvatima spasio obraz. I Sta
je bilo prirodnije, nego da mu
Sc ii stari emigranti priklone
"a novih emigranata jos nj
je nj bio. Nisu mu se priklo-
Mill cato, sto je on komunist,
niti oni o komunizmu Ito INA
du, nego zato, jer je slomio
onu staru srbijansku tirani-
ju, dokinuo onaj stari oblik
centralizacije i ma kraju us
krsnula je / stara Trojedna
Kraljevina, Hrvatska-Slavoni-
ja-Dalmacija, u obliku repub-
like Hrvatske. Ia je republi-
ka i geografska / politicka ci-
njenica, pa je / to, prema ono
mu sto je bio, prihcan napre-
dak.
Medjutim poceli su stiza-
vati novi emigranti. Mnogi
medju NINA bill su u jednom
iii drugom obliku povezani S
Pavelicevom Nezavisnom Hr-
vatskom Drzavom "a koju
znamo kakva je bila. Svaki je
Sc Hrvat u dubini duse stidio,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
J0SIP RENk0

Proslog cetvrtka, %. augu-
sta u $50 Ii jutro preminuo
je vrijedni clan Zajodnice i
sve do nekoliko godina nazad,
80 godisnji tajnik odsjeka
broi sos u Kansas City, Kans.
Josip Renko. Pogreb je obav-
lien subotu 80. augusta.
Brat Renko rodjen je godi-
ne 1882. u Ravnoj Gori, ko-
tar Vrbovsko. Stigao u Ame-
riku jos u ranim godinama.
LA sebe ostavlja rastuzenu
suprugu Barbara, dvije kceri,
diva sina i wise unucadi, tako-
djer zeta Mato Zvonar il Den
vera, clana Glavne Porote.
Josip Renko bio je posto-
van clan kansaske kolonije.
Bio je u odboru kod ujedinje-
MIA Zajednica u svojstvu "a
stupnika drustva Sveti Josip.
Takodjer bio je wise puta de-
legat ma konvencijama zaied-
nice a poslijedni puta godine
1947. u Pittsburgh-u.
1zvrsni Odbor Zajednice Ia.
Ii mad gubitkom brata Josipa
Renko i MENU u pocast po-
slao je vijenac da okiti njegov
odar. Budi mu vje6na slava.
Rastuzenoj suprugi Barba-
ri, djeci, rodjacima prijatc-
lima izrazuje iskreno sauce
see. IzvrSni Odbor HBZ.
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PredstavniStvo

DOkRECE Sc pitanje predstavnistvu ma
sega clanstva Il kanadi da bude zastu-
pano glavnoj upravi Zajednice. I mi smo
tome pisali, govorili i rdili, da bismo zbilja
trebali imati u upravi predstavnike il Ka-
made. Prosle konvencije nismo uspjel,
nlsmo zato, sto kanadski delegati nisu u to-
me bill slozni niti su to pitanje ozbljno uzeli
Mogli SUI imati svoga prestavnika, a moguce
dvojicu, jednog "a gl podpredsjednika
drugog "a 81. porotnika. Apelirali smo ma
narodne kanadske delegate, da pomognu bra
tu Subatu u izboru "a porotnika Radio sc
obratno. Tako smo imali ma listi "a kandi-
data "a gl podpredsjednika brata Grbelju
IL Toronto, ali ma drugoj listi protiv MEGA
je dosao IL Hamiltona brat Stanovich. On ie
uspio toliko sa svojim glasovima sto je do
bo da je brata Grbelju srusio
Ovo nam kazuje, da sc nie uzelo pita-
ME, kod samih kanadskih delegate, da bi
imali svoje prestavnike upravi, vec lcno,
tko ce biti bran, pa - ako nisam ia neces
nj ii.
Sada sc dolezi promienom pravila to
odmah ma konvenciji, da ia pravila stupe u
krlJepost vec owe konvencije. TIL Sc misli "a
promjenu pravila "a vodstvo konvencije, vec
ma ovoj konvenciji. To je drasticna promje-
ma, kakove nsmo imali 81 godine opstan-
ka Zajednice. Uvijek je blo tako &c 81
gurno ostati, da pravila koja Sc prime ma
konvenciji stupaju u krijepost nakon kon-
vencije vrijede "a dojducu konvenciju Ne
kom je valjda interesu da sc sada ucine
takove promjene vec "a ovu konvenciju sto
n ! Sfn 10
cemu stvarati problem gdje ga nema
netreba ga inati sto je prot zakona drzave
Svi nasi clanovi imadu jednaka prava
jednake duznosti. To sc odnosi ma sve Clan
stvo u Sjedinjenim Drzavama Amerike Ka-
nadi. Ako Sc dale posebna povlastica kanad-
slSon cianstvl, time ~se stvaraM dvije klase-
clanova u Zajednici, da jedni imadu posebno
pravo, sto drugi nemaju. Drugo, ako Sc u
pravila stavi da diva delegate ma konvenciji
IL Kanade mogu bit birani jedan u nadzorni
odbor, drugi u porotu, time Sc kanadske de-
legate ogranicuje, da mogu biti birani samo
dvojica ova diva odbora. Mama to izgleda
smijesno. cemu ogranicenje?
Mi vjerujemo da svaki deegat imade
jednako pravo, ako je sposoban, da kandi-
dira da je biran "a 81. predsjednika, koga
cd urednika Zajednicara iii bilo "a koju Cast
iii polozaj bez otzira da Ii je on IL Kanade
iii odavle. Zasto ne bi smio glavni predsjed-
mix biti Kanadijanac mi bi mogli ponuditi
svako mjesto Kanadi samo ne "a hrvatskog
urednika. Je Ii to pravo logicno? Svakako
nije
Neki nasi progresivci Kanadi zagrizli
SUI owl udicu. Ali nj NINA nije svejedno ko-
ia dvojica &c zastupati kanadsko clanstvo
posto su u Kanadi nasi clanovi podjeljeni
u diva tabora Ako dodju oba il jednoga, dru-
gi &c opravdano reel da njihova grupa nije
reprezentirana. / eto opet belaja.
Nego uzmimo ovo pitanje ozbiljno. Slo-
limo Sc, da ma konvenciji nasa grupa metne
ma listu svoga covieka il Kanade, narodna
grupa svoga i budimo gentlemen, pax mi
cemo poduprijeti njihovoga, a oni nasega
- mirna Bosnia! U tom slucaju netreba
prckati pravilima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

JAZZ skrlvll novi emlgranti, jer
sc nisu znali starima pribli-
ziti, a on sam je novi emf
grant.
Razlozi takvog stanja su
mnogostruki, a diva su CLAW
ma. Start emigranti su otisli
il domovine kad su tamo jos
pasovali Madzari Nijemci,
kad je ideja slavenske soli-
darnosti Il otporu prema Nj
jemcima i Marzarima cvala,
i kad su svi zeljno cekali, da
Sc madzarskog i njemackog
pasovanja oslobode. I oslobo-
djenje je doslo. Nije sve bilo
kako je trebalo, ali svakomu
je vec po snazi samog svog
imena bila bliza Jugoslavija,
nego bivsa Austro-Ugarska.
"a vrijeme rata, jugoslo-
venske kraljevske vlasti vodi-
le su paklensku propaganda
proti Hrvata po cijelom svije-
tn / ma swim kontinentima.
Nedjela, koja je saka ljudi u
Hrvatskoj pocinila, pripisiva-
Ia su swim Hrvatima - sve
Sc proglasilo koljacinAa tu-
zakalo ma sve strane i kraje,
a mnogi su imali i svakakvih
neprilika. Onda Sc odjednom
ispostavilo, da je razglaseni
Mihajlovit bio 4isto tako IL
dajnik Jugoslavije, kao ! o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

raske j folklorne grupe, pie
vacke zborove i drugo. TO &c
zblizavati stare i move emf
granite, a djeci i mladosti dati
prilike "a razonodu zabavu,
a ujedno, kod ovdje rodjenih,
drzati zivu svijest, da 81 po-
tomci jednog vrijednog naro-
da.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

mo kulturan rad podesan, da
u inostranstvu rodjenoj djeci
sacuva xiv kulturan interes
"a staru domovinu njihovih O.
taca. I cato kulturnom radu
treba posvecivati prvenstvenu
paznju. Treba osnivati kul-
turne klubove, ogranke, gdje-
god ina Hrvata, ts tambu-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03
STARA ! NOVA EMIGRACIJA
Pavle ID. OstOvic

Nekdan videsmo jednog znanca Hrvata, IL Chile Pri-
povijedao nam je, da e tamo kao Argentina pukao du
box JAZZ izmedu starh novh emgranata Start Jugo-
slavju, novi Hrvatsku Kao America stare
optuzuje da zato komunsti pa tako komunizam
postovjecuje Jugoslavjom zato jer casu ko-
munisd tamo vasti. Oval rece, da tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-03

jer su ustaska djela upisana
ma njen teret. I mjesto, da
ocjene situaciju, da bar su-
te, mnogi SUI ma saw glas bra
Mill, a ina in, koji jos brane
i Pavelica i onu j onakvu ME
govu drzavu, koja nije bila
hrvatska, jer u Moi osim Sake
ustasa niko nije imao rijeci.
Razumije Sc, da Sc start
emigranti nisu 5 time mogli
sloziti, nego su osudjivali i
ustase i njihovu drzavu. Tako
je raskol izmedju starih no.
viii postao neizbjezan. sto su
novi wise slavili 10. travanj
(apriD, kad je osnovana usta-
Ska drzava, to su start ,neiz-
bjezno sve jace bill u. prilog
Jugoslavije. To niti je imalo,
niti ina, bilo kakve veze 8 ko-
munizmom. Ali novi su, da
sa sebe operu ljagu fasizma
$ kojim su saradjivali, a mno-
81 i bill organizovani kao ta-
xvi, sami su sebe proglasili
najvecim borcima proti ko-
munizma svakoga ko je bio
"a Jugoslaviju jednostavno
proglasili komunistom. Kod
toga su Sc, razumije sc, slu-
zili nedostojnim sredstvima,
da napakoste i organizacija-
ma i ljudima, koji Sc NINA
nisu slagali. To i'm je, kako
znamo, privremeno bilo U.s.
pjelo, pa SUI Hrvatskoj Brat
skoj Zajednici gadno bill ma
pakostili, a danas pakoste.
Ogovaraju | tuzakaju ljude
samo zato, sto 5 NINA ne du-
vaiu u isti politicki rog.
Nj Hrvatska S Seljack a
Stranka nije sc u novoj situ-
aciji snasla i nije uhvatila
pravi kontakt "a starim emf
grantima, pa je u sukobu s
ustasama prihvatila i mnogo
toga il ustaskog programa,
da i'm izbije oruzje IL ruku,
bar u pogledu novih emigra-
nata, da iii tako k sebi pri-
vuee, kao da domovinske stra-
nacke organizacije ma ovom
kontinentu imaju bio kakvo
znacenje "a buducnost Hrva-
Ia j Hrvatske.
Ova razroznost izmedju sta
rih i novih, i sukobi, koji su
tomu slijedili, doveli su do to-
ga, da Sc je najveca hrvatska
organizacija dezinteresir a | a
"a sudbinu izbjeglica po logo
rima u Evropi da nije nista
poduzimala, da i'm stanje O.
laksa. Mi mislimo, da je mo-
gla, da je htjela, ali nije nj
mogla nj htjela zbog optuza.
ba, kojima je stalno / ne
opravdano bila izlozena. Ali,
sto nije ucinjeno moze Sc jos
uvijek uciniti, jer 81 logori
puni emigranata, a ii emf
grant,, kakvi bill, su nasa bra.
ca.
Emigranti, koji dodju u.
i korijene Sc u svojim novim
domovinama, sacuvaju jos ziv
interes "a prilike u starom
kraju. Ali njihova djeca, U
ogromnoj vecini, tog interesa
wise nemaju. Min ne intere.
sira, niti i'll moze interesirati
starokrajska politika, niti on
0 Moi sto znadu, ali iii inte.
resira, ako ina sto 3 cine se
mogu ponositi. I cato je sa'
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clanovi osgurani po starom panu imaju pravo
IS teze narav operacie svot cd $4,000 iii II opera
CHA mamie naravi koe aednca plaza $4,000 svaku
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odstee kao PRIMER gubitak vida svako oko
S4OOOO amputaca ruke iii noge $4,000 svako udo
gubitak prstiju, t. d. (vid tocku 1861.
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TKO MOzE POsTATI CLANOM

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venskog poeta dob cd 16 godna staros do so godna,
moze zatraAt prisup odraslo canstvo.F. IL. $685.
Moltelj clanstvo dobi cd 16 godna do 40 mogu
se osigurat do $4,000.
Lijecnicka pregedba potrebna je sve svote preko
$1,000.
Cd 16 godina do 40 mogu osgurat do $1,000 bez
ljecnicke pregledbe
godnama zmedju 40 60 potrebna je Hjecnicka pre-
gledba bez obzira ma limos osiguracije b ~
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Motel iii clanovi godinamaod 16 do 40 mogu osi-
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pregedbe ali trebau podvrt jecnckoj pregedb dvo
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Hrvati cesi Rusi
Slovenci Slovaci Ukranci
Srbi Poljaci Bugari
Macedonci (Jugosaveni)
(Nastavak ma 8 strani)
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NOW PLAN ODsTETA l OPERACIJA

Motelj godnama cd 16 do 40 moze sc osgurat ma
zasttu bez ecnicke pregledbe ali treba podvrc IL
ecnicko pregedb ako e proao 40 godna sarost Canov
sada osiguran po starom panu mogu preci nov plan
bez ecnicke pregedbe Kada clan osgura oval plan
prmi certifikat koem navedene odstete ope
race Ovo smanva rad nasm tanicima er nece trebati
posebnog objasnena clanstvu koje odstee Zaed
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povraku vasm sjedncama povedete raspravu po p
tanu savetuete vase clansvo da preaz starog
plan Bolje danas, nego sura da bude prekasno
oval je fond danas mijunerskoj klasi sto, kao i
fond Pomatka Danas amo 38 26O clanova osguranih
bolesnicku potporu, 46,974 ma odstete.
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"ZAJEDN7CAR"
UP0zNAJM0 SV0JU zAJEDNICU
Martin Krasich, glavni blaga jnik
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-21
Massive Retaliation

by James L. Hicks in The Amsterdam News
One of the penalties imposed the Negro simply be-
he Negro the penalty of being able to whoop
and cheer his whenever that
When group of Poles in Europe take Rus
sian tanks barehanded the Poles in the u take the
United Nations Plaza and raise Merry He'll while the of the
nation sits by and applauds.
And when handful of Irismen the English border
the tail of the English bulldog the Irish the us
get drunk Time Square and generally turn out the joint
But when Daisy Bates and nine Negro children take
Orval FaubuS and the entire of Arkansas and beat them
down fare thee well" Negroes warned not to woop
up the because t will hurt our cause" if
"show off,"
I'm beginning to wonder about this.
AS matter Of fact I'm beginning think that we've got
this thing all wrong
Why can't whoop and hoer and let the world know that
I'm glad that Daisy Bates and her nine Rockets have Governor
Faubus the ropes?
I've been going along with the program of showing
how feel - but frankly I'm fed with just plain keeping
quiet that I'm about explode
You it's like this-they won't let cheer for my
team when winning and they tell not to boo the
other side when they winning.
No matter how the ball game is going, a Negro I'm
Continued page Sxteen)
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Governor Faubus Does Not
Believe What He breaches

When you stop to think, it becomes clear
Faubuh of Arkansas has something else in mind other than
preaching what he believes the Little
ton situation The fact that he is of
the states of this modern nation evidence enough show
that he is intelligent He is educated and has
all the latest facts studies concerning finger
tips He knows within himself that times have changed the
forward march of suppressed groups all the world
not be stopped Being intelligent he knows that the
large majority of citizens in his wholeheart
eddy support the stand he has taken Governor Faubus
that he cannot hope to win the fight he wagng And
don't believe he is in the fight to win
One of the most piul aspects of modern day education
is that it reaches mans mind and his hands, but it does
reach his SOUL The basic character individual
necessarily changed though he holds the highest degree that
modern education offers If he liar, cheat and
after his education he is still liar, cheat and
with Ph. D. If he is the type of who will climb
the bodies of his eoWmen reach his selfish
education will change that There offered
universities that teach be better They
only give him the tools to travel in the direction he is
already headed
Yes Governor Faubus is an educated man. He is ntell
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Opposition to Authority
Dispatch
Continued from page tourl

November 3d. Why Men Oppose Jesus tradition clashes with
spiritual revolution: Jesus beginning to face the really
serious opposition the scbes Pharses ready
to defend their precious Institutions and traditions to the
DEATH Their allegiance is to something reaching back for
into the Mosaic and Deueronomc law AS long truth
and right did not the plans of the scrbe and Pharsees
they conented but when did, they began
sition
The is true today of those who would oppose
thory especially when the law is against particular de-
sire wishes The worlds ills today could be readily cured
the respect for authority pracced in deeds
of truth tolerance justice and fair play The Sous massive
resistance is in direct opposition authority and is
therefore example of lesson Sunday because
opposes right with oumoded institutions and traditions
meet and suit their desires.
The of Christ and right has been popular
Many forces against Christ and His examples and
teachings The Christian life has to be heroic life subject to
discipline All Christians ksow that be disciple of Christ
implies effort struggle renuncaton and constant discipline
But they also know that the heights of glory reached
through Christ and that God gives victory through
Christ.
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by ORAL ROBERT

knock on her door. A woman,
complete stranger, was there. She
said, L have something for you.
viii you accept it?"
Dazedly she agreed. The woman
went out to her car and, with an
other woman, began to carry
things into the house-Smoked and
fresh meats, pork and beef, all
kinds of vegetables, all varieties of
canned foods, potatoes, flour, eggs,
milk, and even cake and candy.
1t was like a dream. The food
had been sent from a church
about 80 miles away. The widow
knew that the provision came from
God, and she remembered that
God had said, Before they call, |
will answer; and while they are
yet speaking, | will hear" isaiah
1924.
The widows heart was filled to
overlooking with gratitude and
joy, for this incident marked only
the beginning of Gods providence
for her and for her children.
She had learned the sweetest
lesson of all life-to trust the Lord.
She learned that it was not neces-
Sary to ask Cod more than once
for a need, for Cod knew the need
even before the asking. She
learned also that Cod meets more
than bare need. He provides album
dainty, super-abundantly.
Cod watches over his Word to
perform it, and the very moment
faith is revived in the human heart,
Gods Word begins to come to
pass.
IF you have any problem which
is more than you can manage
alone, place your complete trust
in Cod, for "he careth for you.
He will save your soul, heal your
body and provide for your every
need.
How muck do you need2
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ABUNDANT LIFE
HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED?

To become a widow suddenly is
a dismaying experience, especially
when there are young children to
provide for. Few conditions of
life appear 10 be so desperate.
Yet, God has said that he is a
father of the fatherlesS and a Judge
of the widows.
One woman, suddenly faced
with this diSheartening situation,
noticed also that it is written in
Isaiah 54:5, For thy Maker is
.hine husband; the Lord of hosts
S his name"
She gathered her children
around her and cried, 20 Father,
you said YOU would be a father
70 the fatherless, and you said you
would be a husband and Judge
Of the widows. Now, Lord, a
father provides and brings in food
for his children, and he provides
The needs of his wife to prepare
The food. / am depending solely
on you to keep your Word. You
said you would provide all of our
needs according to your riches in
glory by Christ Jesus"
When she prayed this prayer
her funds were exhausted. At the
moment the food supply was get
ting very low, so low that there
were only some stewed tomatoes
remaining. 1t was a cold February
night. She rose from her knees
and thanked Cod for his promise
to provide and began to prepare
her children for bed.
A widow, with four small chill
dren, one only a few months old,
without a means of earning live
lihood, facing the lonely prospect
of struggle, suddenly abandoned
her fear and turned to Cod. 1t was
wonderfully comforting for her to
know hat Cod had promised to
be a father to the fatherlegs, hus-
band to the widow.
Shortly thereafter, she heard q
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United Nations
Continued from page -four

Continued from page four
the Prime Minister of Togoland.
We hope that when such a reso-
luton is put toward the largest
possible humanity will mark this
event for what it is. one of the
most important accomplishments
of the United Nations to this day.
These words coming from the
United States Delegate meant
much to the Prime Minister of
Togoland and his Delegation, be-
cause it meant that the Govern
ment of the United States was
cooperative in the matter of Togo
lese Independence But to the
vast audience listening, they
seemed to feel, that it wasn't
what she said but the way she
said it, 1T could jossibly have
been the same if she had been
reading from telephone book.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-21
FORCES THAT MAKE FOR
AFRICAN INDEPENDENCE

Since Ghana attained Indepen-
dence in 1857, six new countries
have either attained indepen-
dence or have a target date OF
no later than 1860. They are
Guinea, Togoland, Nigeria Samo-
liza British Cameroons and French
Cameroons. These Countries SOM
prise a population Of more than
AZ million people This surpasses
the half way mark of the predic-
ton of a veteran African Diplo-
mat that within five years 10000,
600 people in Africa will gain
their independence.
1t is worth checking as to
what forces are making this pos
sible. One undoubtedly is the
Trusteeship System Of the United
Nations which by its very con-
struction and system of reports
contemplates preparation for in
dependence, but the system
will not work automatical-
ly. Four contributing factors are
high on the list. First, an ever
present and rising world public
opinion, that colonialism is moral
ly and otherwise wrong. 1t is
no more right for one country
to own another country than it
is for one man to own another
man. Second, the increase. of
power and prestige of the Asian
African Bloc. They are no longer
begging, they are demanding. Be
ing former victims of colonialism
they know it and ae throwing their
full force against it. A third fac
tor is the fact that the Soviet
bloc are relentlessly putting on
the pressure. On every possible
occasion they turn the glaring
spotlight on the cruelties of colon
ialism, they equate colonialisn
with democracy. They make Little
Rock and South Africa one and
Continued ga page Twelve
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-21
WORTH REPEATING:-
An Air Force Goof

Inc o. s Air Force is trying duck responsibility for
the operation Oh new obase Federay financed elementary
schoo Tor aImen children from which Negro armens child
rem are barred placing the blame Office of Education
which directly operates it.
since deegregaed schooling the law Of the land
ing Arkansas and the personnel the Little Rock Air Base
under Federal jurisdiction criminal for the base COM
mander to permit the operation segregated school in the
name OF the u Air Force and this operation should be
stopped at once.
Ii the University of Arkansas operate racay
desegregated basis Arkansas can (and shoud the Z S
Air Forces elementary school,
The Department of Defense should stop this racst opera
ton IMMEDIATELY! -pittsburob Courier
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-11-21

gent and he knows what he trying do But he is the
type of willing sacrifice his people his
end Governor Faubus what price the other
fellow pays long it is for his selfish benefit.
Black Dispatch