Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 34]

Page Six

THE BRONZE REPORTER

Saturday, July 10, 1954

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~1 In the beginning, when Dad had

/:road and been instantly killed by

1} her mother.

*she and Roger, gether

~last Lise heard ithe music leading |

~be on stage in five minutes. Ris- |

"Swan Lake~

(Continued from page 4).

She paid for her lessons by wark-|
ing in the afternoons after school.

been. alive there had been no
problems.. ~Nothing~s too good
for my little girl,~ he would
always say. Smiling, Lila would
dream of the day when she would
be>a great ballerina. Then came
the awful day when Dad had
~stepped out of the car on the

an oneoming motorist. After that
it was tough going for Lila and.
Now however, ~all of
that was over; the years of struggle had ~at last: paid off.

Then there was Roger~Roger

Blake. Roger had: made her life]

complete. ~ Tall, dark, handsome
and lithe as a deer. Strong Roger
who held her above his head with
strong powerful arms. Tonight
would. dance to
beé the perfect marriage. Together
they would dance ~til eternity. At|)

up to her cue.
came to tell her

The stage boy]
~that, she must]

ing with a gay pirouette, Lise]
touched the little child ballerina!
figurine that she always has on
her dressing table.

(To be eontinued next week)

in triumph, Theirs would]

~| acti of a single person; it requires,

\A Reply To The Ediforial

In The Weekly Review

| (Continued from Page 2)
figst Negro woman matron to
thit agency. These incidents have

heen given extensive coverage by).

Kegro newspapers, and are subject to verification.
I confess a lack, of detailed
kniowledge about the ~Loeal 599
FEP Committee~, but I am familiar with the ~REP program of
the International UAW - CIO,
which, among other things, stresses CO-OPERATION with agencies such as the NAACP towards
~ithe objectives desired. |
I hazard the opinion that Dr.
Leach is an astute and able protagonie t for race progress and it
is possible that his strategy in the
particular situation may not have
been understood. I don~t know.
I do know that he can~t be
joey PERSONALLY ~ he isn~t
n|~Uncle Tom~ ~ simply becalles ~Senate Bill No. 1163~ did
~not pass, or because families are
being charged higher rent ~~chained |by restrictive covenants.~~~ The
battle for adequate Fair Employment legislation is not one that
wilt-be won or lost by a single

as you will agree, I~m sure, an un
mi

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The Grand Opening

Of The

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Bronze Reporter
-Props.~

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~per legal action to- protect
rights..if he so desires~ (Sipes vs}

Ike Stein

To The. Supper bs

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Congratula tions: Supper Club |

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Fountain Head

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Wallpaper r Store:

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ceasing, intelligently conducted

effort on the pert of all fair-| 7g

minded individuals and groups.
As for restrictive covenants, I
have only this to) say:

by the courts-and any Negro who
chooses to -do so| may bring prohis

McGee) It is conceded: that it is
not easy or pleasant to have~ to
do so,

Leach
Presi
The allegation! that Dr.
hais used his pogitioin as

dent of the local branch of the}

NAACP to ~sell Negroes down

the river,~ is without foundation |

in fact, and is indicative of intellectual dishonesty and _ irresponsibility on the~ part of ~the
writer.
is it POSSIBLE for such a de
ception to be perpetrated within |

the framework of the NAACP for

long. Officers ate ELECTED and |

are subject to removal or. im-|
peachment, if warranted.
~Dr. Leach~s NAACP record

is well-known butt let me state it}

briefly: Member for over 30 years;

State President | for ten years;/
presently serving his ~fifth term}

as President. of the local branch;
nominated and ELECTED by the
National membership to the Board
of Directors for six consecutive
terms. Incidentally, members
meet once a month in New York
City, and they must PAY THEIR
OWN EXPENSES.

It is easy to eriticize; much

to rectify injustices. Certainly

there is nothing: to be gained by}
indulging in personal Villification |
and attempted character assasin- bf

ation.

Thank you fdr
to express
fine paper.

per rmitting me
my jopinion jin your
Mr::Boor, I

Leach has seen ithe article or if
he intends ~to bespond. I only

know that he is being attacked |:

unfairly iby one who is afraid, apparently, to even reveal his iden
tity. It seems only fair that one
of his friends be permitted to reply. A copy of this letter is naturally going to him.

For your infdrmation, a am @
member of the American Federation of Government Employees.
I am a: Negro.

Very truly yours, |
Hondo B. Hargrove

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Restrictive;;
Covenants CANNOT be enforced

but ONE) man cannot be}
blamed for the situation.;

It simply is not true, nor},

i; POCKETBOOK
more difficult to get. out and try |~

don~t |
know myself whether ox not Dr.}

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