Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 40]

How To Solve Little Rock Problem

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~: EDITORIAL +,POLICY |
-~ * The editorial policy of the Bronze edlites 1 is tc
~veflect the thought of the Nezro, to'expose those per' $ons ~and cenditions which prove contrary to. the
Ainerican way of life, to protest acts or policies which
deny the Negro his full ~e rights as a true
American.
The Bronze Reparter is a non-partisan newspaper
- Its main. objective is to render a public service through
goed journalism and to this end, The Bronze Reporter
is Aidccrstrsd dedicated. i

(As Suggested By Northern School Boards)

As we go to préss the Supreme Court is hearing arguments pro and con as to: whether integration should proceed
in Little Rock, Ark., or should be: suspended. The entire
world is watching this decision.

Will the Federal Government bow to the mob? Or):

will the constitution of the United States be upheld? Much
is at stake here. If the threat of violence can stop the
wheels of justice in Little Rock, why not in Nashville,
Jackson, or anywhere in Dixie. |

This ~threat. of violence~ theme can logically spread
to other areas. If the people of Flint object to the Armed
Services Law, the Federal Income Tax, or even a new oneway street, could they not just as logically gather together
in mobs, throw stones, spit, and jeer until they are given
a ~waiting period~ to adjust? Clearly this would smack of
Sedition and any such program. would be met with swift
incarceration in the newest federal prison.

This sort of thing is frowned upon by northern school

new answers. Amid all the furor of court battlés, delayed
school opening, ~and high feeling, children in countless
northern communities quietly filed into their separate
(but equal) schools with hardly a murmur, apparently unaware of the fact of their segregation.

Northern school boards must smile to themselves at
the naivete of the Little Rock school board. Haven~t they
heard of the old American custom of gerry-mandering?

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his vehicle in motion, the driver signals the) motorists to proceed, or the visual stop signals

on the. bus are no longer actuated.; one of the

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EDITOR~S
MAIL

To the Editor, The ~Bronze Re
It might be of interest for
your readers to Jearn that one
of the motives~ in the smear
campaign. to ruin - Teamster
president James R. Hoffa, is the
fact that he insists i ph triick

Bs white drivers throu
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~When~ ~Teamstéy!~ igbnthants are
made ift any seétidn of the.nation, or in Canada, it provities

|for the same wages be paid to

all members under the jurisdiction cf that area where the

| what the: people of
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| School in Little Rock,

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of Arkansas,

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in F dccanillehibedta: a Wiehe an ledesior. status.

Negro~ parents in ~Little~ Rock. and elsewhere are not
particularly: anxious ree ee sons and daughters ~sitting next ~to white e Best ees tan which he warit their
children to have the ich their ae funds
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wise of teachers. ih the ~ghitte~~ schools.

The truth is~and Carigressman Hays knows, se ~that
the majority of his wents in Little Rock would have
gone alon ~peacefully, even if reluctantly, with the School
Board~s. plans for gradual integration of the Central High
it-not been ~for Governor Fau
bus~ inciting Arkansas r siderts from other communities
to join with the die-hard minority in Little Rock ~to. defy
the Supreme Court when he called out the National Guard
ostensibly to keep a peace that was in no danger of being
broken, but act to keep the nine children chosen by
the School Board enrolling at the school. ~

~Philadelphia Tribune

Brg 1958 Variety

of a year 4go~ promises to repeat itself with the principal characters of the drama at Little 1% assuming the same roles and
striking the same postures, ae

There is no sign that anything hos habnkncd: to change or
ameliorate a situation that for Americans at. home. and America~s
position in the world is a stark tragedy.

In this situation the burden that has been put on the
Federal Courts is orte that they were meant to carry. And
in the strain imposed on the Supreme Court we are seeing history. repeat itself in a deeper and graver sense.

In the welter of varying court opinions, it is hoped that the
High Court will come threugh, convincingly and unalterably, with

Integration is inevitable and America~s future in world leadership depends on it.

As Thurgood Marshall; chief epuneel for the National Agsociation for the Adyantement of Colored People, put it; ~When
a bank is robbed, they don~t close up the bank. ~They put: the

bank. robbers in jail. When - hoodll ums - spread violence at oo
to~, block: integration,. a. el séglawn the abut put.
~nopilluis, dn jail.~ ror eat = ig ie Ategdem
- ~That's trenchant,~ ip ~ith ~ane. MA dias
Hate is 4 cdnetrous Force.~ You ~can't t turn it off like a spigot.
You doh~t fight hate with: platitudes rt

appeasement.
And ence it deginis io How it eventually engulfs those who give
birth to it.

It is ~nit: being liealiatie ~to -predicti uch a fate for the tate.

~Naturaly, some truck owners,
lwho had been able to hire Neigro labor at low wages. through~out the South, looked with hor~ror. and shock at a union lead
~being treated alike in this in~sance. 7
| An investigation of some of
~Senator McClellan~s lawyer
friends, who represent truck
~owners, would be revealing, according to a member of the
~Congress of the United States.
Senator. McClellan, who has

~suffered grief because of losses
in his family, for which he: de~serves
~some of his Little Rock, ArkanLsas, associates to find out why
~the South is-so viciously anti~Hoffa, and also what Walter
~Reuther~s
~Teamster president amounts to.

sympathy, might ask

grip, against the

Is it because Hoffa is a Re~publican, and gets better wages
for his Teamster members than
~Reuther can get for his UAW

R. C. Foster,
(UAW ~ former
supporter)

Reuther

~er who insisted cn every man |

~}mong~rs who infest out world: cf today...

|: Hate déstroys reason: ~and jogic. A good example is Goy. Fau-.

bus. It is possible that the Governor,. at the outset and even now,
i has no real hatréd for ~Negrues., It is ~possible that he embarked on
his abortive crusade against. intagrataiun of the schools.as a politi~al~ devite~ to fierpetuate ~his tenure in office and to advance
his political abe alta yh che ignorance of his constituents.

But as the. days ~rolled sato~, weeks, hate, jor at least acts of

lature operataes in an emation- chatged atmosphere that bespeaks
~reason and anarchy in virtually every turn.

Yes, the seeds of hatred ~teap~a harvest of retribution. And
here is much that awaits Fauhus and others of his ilk.

Their sole deferise is state~s rights. But state~s rights pitted
against human.rights of Negro school children, loses. caste and
~tature in. comparison. ~
a clear-cut caurge for integration,

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6605 TaouaHTs TO REMEMBER

~Unto 6 all things are pure: but unta them that.
are defile unbeliev is nothing: pure; but even their

~contaienss is pe,
~They profess that pass?, God; but in works they
deny bith, ~bein apeeniine le, a isobedient, and unto
every good wor repens ter Titus 1;15-16,

Things You Sh ould Know
TAR IK-BIN ZIA

= A SLAVE-BORN. LEADER,

MOORISH ARMY IN THEIR: INVASION

OF SPAIN/ JN: ISLAM, THE ROOK

U-TARIK ~WAS. NAMED AFTER

HM Ae 18 GREATLY GLORIFIED BY
TURKISH HISTORIANS: /

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As columnist. Sarwule Ohilds. observes, the unhappy history.

hate, took, over and now..the Goyernor and his Arkansas legis-.

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