Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-09-06

by the composition of the gathering which consisted of
publishers educators, politicians Judges ministers, labor
and government leaders.
Why this gathering called Summit Confer
ence by the sponsoring National Publishers Association
is hard to understand The itself has to be
associated in the public mind meeting of the heads
of those states representing the Free World the
hand and the "Slave World" the other. Moreover
such conferences called the insistence of the
reds because they have found them to be good and eff
fective sounding board for red propaganda.
The selection of the name to say the least reflects
lack of originality and bad taste And too, one may
easily conclude in view of the NAME that the prime
objective to embarrass the government and pro-
vide propaganda material for the of the Communists
in Asia and Africa
Since the main theme of the conference was inter-
grafton there general agreement with few excep-
tons Maybe that explains why the Negro community
and its services were bypassed. guess "integra
ZIONIST is not ION the BEAM unless he takes his
ferences and conventions to hotel owned and operated
by white persons and in white neighborhood. AS
Negro businessman said, eff it left to the integra
zionist Negroes would be forced to close up and that
goes for everything including Negro schools colleges
and churches
Ironically, the only head of State attending the
Summit Conference" President Eisenhower. In his
message, he counseed patience and forbearance and
warned that claws themselves will solve problems
that have their roots in the human heart and human
emotions. 1t would have been far better for the Pres
dent to have stood in bed than to advocate such pol
icy to rabid and dedicated gathering of integraton
lists.
to this Summit Conference came only because they
dissatisfied with the tempo of trace mixing The
basic problems of the Negro be damned Is there any
wonder then that the Presidents advice dsappoin
ing" to Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary of the MA
ACP? His view swelled into chorus as Thurgood Mar
shall NAACP chief counsel, Federal Judge Hastle Rev
erend Martin Luther King and others joined in sharp
denuncation of the Presidents patience and forbear
ance' message.
Roy Wilkins Thurgood Marshal and the other
NAACP leaders set up the situation which precipated
the violence at Little Rock AS result the NAACP had
the greatest financial year its history according to
Roy Wilkins. These gentlemen came to this Summit
Conference either to put the President the spot to
get from him package that they could sell to the
ple Above ALL they needed the Presidents assurance
that he would continue to Federal troops as he had
at Little Rock and that he would the FBl the JUS
tce Department and the courts to arrest jail and prose-
cute all opponents of ntegration This would mean more
Little Rocks The failure of the President to make such
commitments lost for him the hero status Since the
NAACP does not have basic and realistic policy for
Negro Americans needs package deal from the Pres
dent c+he" authority to Justify it's existence
Reverend Martin Luther King is amateur when
it to setting up situations which erupt in vio
ence bomtngs, boycotts racial bitterness, hostility and
reprsal One has only to recall his heinously wicked
advice when he made the following appeal
'If they bomb of homes, let them know
they will have to bomb hundred thousand"
Any fool knows the stark tragedy that such a
showdown would bring to Negro Americans Is there
wonder that the reds everywhere prasing and
supporting Reverend King?
Many Negroes privately describe Little Rock as a
Pyrhc Victory They feel that relations have been
set back 40 SO years. The rapidly deterorating
cial situation is deemed positive proof
The NAACP and the reds follow the policy of
demanding forthwith solutions of problems that have
their roots in the shades of antiquity All the combined
efforts of the great religions still have to reckon with
the will of man. Those persons who begged in the
of eftis theology oathe to admit this fact
Evidently, those who gathered at the Summit
Conference" in the main sold NAACP leader
ship that any program contrary "Uncle Tomism"
The tragedy of the socaed leadership of the Negroes
iC that fhQ of 20
stroy all those who disagree The logical end of such
is the terrorism of Stan should these Negroes
get into power
The Statement of Policies" adopted by the dele
gates to the Summit Conference" reflects the utter
bankruptcy of the present leadership of Negro Amer
icans read it three times, twice silently and once out
loud. | wanted to make certain of what l read It
sounded like the plantve wall of frustrated group of
beggar looking for sympathy at home and support from
the Red Bloc abroad.
Moreover, in my opinion, the statement was an at