Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 8]

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Well, the Creeper has made
ahother round for the week.
What have you done?. |

"E. G. seems to be okay to me,
afd as long as L. S. and A. S.
don~t seem to mind having her
around, why should anyone else?

~From A Friend to L. a: Why
don~t you go with E. L.~H? She
is: crazy about you but it looks
like you love M. B.

-To whom it may concern:

_ What~s the matter? Jealous be
cause you can~t get one to your!
house? I. P. wasn~t my brother.
You should have been here that

_Friday nite you~d have more to

talk about~B. J.
~Dear Playboy L. C: Who is it

you love A.B. Mi B, E. L. iH;

i: HH. or B: W.; or do you play
them all?~

-M. L. B., why don~t you give
up? You know L. J. doesn~t love
you! Get hipped and give up.

M. L. J., please make up your
mind, one minute you love M.
L. B. and. the next you don~t.
Please make up your mind. |

Dear Friend H. T., why don~t
you let N. J. alone, you -are
making a fool out of yourself?

I wonder who D. F. S. is -ir

love with, L. J: or B. W., or H
A. Most likely L. J. Babs doesn~t
mind the boys putting her dowr
as long as she can pick up or
another. What you bet?-~~Babs~

B. J.~s favorite slogan seems
to be ~A boy is like a bus, miss

~one you can catch another. B. J

Bae

~If you are wondering about
DD. M. S. and J. H., I'd like you
to. know it~s love.

B. J.. what do you call you
self doing? Making a fool of
yourself, you know Hi. S. doesn~t
love you.

D. T.~S., I see it~s a new one
this week. Her old Faithful must
~be back home. Could it -be-.H:
A?

never expected that to happen.

B. N.,: the. way. V.-A.. talks,
you are his one and only love, |
but what is going to happen to
R..D?

L. R. B., why don~t you stop
being a fool? _ You ain't no
where.

T. A., what has happened to
you and B. K?

Why do M. L. B. and B. A. go

It couldn~t be that one of you

are picking up on W. D., could
it?:
Cc. L. what were you and B.

B.. doing on the corner Sunday

over across the tracks so often?

doesn~t mean you any good.

Seems like L. B. isn~t making
his creeps lately. What~s wrong,
are you love lost?

H. S., I'see you have finally
fallen in love, but I wasn~t expecting it to be S. F.

E. K., why it is you are over
to Picketts so much?

S. F.,. why. don~t you. let. that
little chick explain? H. S., I am
sure you wani ~to.

W. D., why don~t you make
your creeps lately, seems like P.
K. is still making hers.

C. L., are you and B. B. going |.
back togeher or is P. E. still |
burning in your heart??
-C. S,. you and A. M. looked
very nice together Sunday.

Seems like E. K, is P. K.~s one
and only love.

M. B.; I hear that you are go- |
ing to play. P. K. because she.
tried to play you.

F. D., you were looking much
fine at the party, sorry M. L. H.

night? P. E. must hear about
this.
Does L. J. really think. she:

has taken V..A..from. B. N?
Check up, L. J., cause you ain~t
no where.

Is R. G._ playing Second base
for J. H. with L. J? Go. ahead
kid: 4A

R. M. R., why are you picking
up on W. P. Is it. because of his
car?

Pe Sy, WY
up?

Ise P: S. still in love,with W.
D., or has she finally found out
that she is no where?

W. P., you are a fool for letting R. M. R. get in your car.

Miss A. W. of Saginaw, the

don~t -you check

wasn~t there.

H. S.,. why don~t you tell L.|
B..that S.-F. is your heart. so!
M.. D. will stop: making plans!
for. getting him by force.

Flash! be on the lookout for|
A. J., M. D., and S. M. C., they!
are very dangerous, beware.. No they didn~t, yes they did.
P.. K.. and W. D. had.a swell
time at Pickett~s, a no
day or time.

Important! P.-K. has run out
with boys.

L. C., how many chicks have

tral? I see you. with a different
one every day.

D. M., how can you find fault
with J. W. and C. E.; when you

Creeper wants to know just why
do you play so hard ~to. get?
Tsn~t there no one in Flint eligible?

I see -that J. J. and D. S. are
getting along fine. I wonder will
they ever go back together. They
are such a nice couple.:

To whom it may concern:
Don~t worry about*B. W.. mak~ng a fool of G. W. because it
souldn~t possibly happen. While
minding othér people~s business,
you are letting your own go undone.

Flash! H. S., I hear that you
are deeply in love. with 5S. F. 1:

she ain~t no where, and

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couabey 31,. 1945; ana the
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President can give (February 3,
1947),

In July, 1946, his Alma Mater.
Dartmouth College, awarded him
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He has b2en similarly cited for
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field of race relations~? by such

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to posts in the American Asso.
ciation of Sccial Workers and the
National Conference of Social
Work, serving as Vice President
of the form2r in 1941. He is a: Vice President of ihe Welfare
Council of New York City and, hes served on a chamber of federal and New York State. governing bodies and advisory committees,

During his stay in Flint, Mr
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Kiwanis Club, Social Work Luncheon mectine,;ond Congregation
of Tzmple Beth El.

The public is invited to attend
the membership meeting, Reservations for the Friday, May 16.

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By George Anthony Moore

CLEVELAND ~ AN ae i

es and counter-charges that the
Cleveland School.system segreégates Negro teachers and Negro
pupils flared into the open here
this week resulting in a widerange of opinions on the controversial subject.

Spark that touched the charade
was a statement made by School
Boar? Member Alfred A. Benesch ~hat ~there is intellectual
gerrymandering going on at Central Senior High. school. ~

~Students shouldn~t be permitted to leave Central and go else
where to study German and
Sp2nish,~ said. Benesch.
In the Central High district

live 10,000 people 75 per cent of
whom are Negro,. This makes
Central essentially an all-Negro
school. One white pupil attends
Céntral.

~Scores of white and Negro pupils from the district, it was
learned, originally choose technical, commercial and
training which takes them to
Tohn Hay, East Tech or Cleveland trade.

ver cent are Negro.

~ollment include

Patrick Henry.
Severesi critics

dents and Negro teachers.
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school board is ~~going in

ward interracial integration.~

noon,

the Urban League,

trade |)

-A survey of other schools in
the city -revealed that at John
Hay enrollment of 1350 about 25
students.
Other schools with increasing enGlenville and

condemn the
city system as being ~~gerrymandered~ ~aginst both Negro stu
critics allege that the
_the
tight -direction~~~ but charge that
that it is ~moving too slowly to
luncheon méeting can be
secured by calling the ~office of

School officials and their defenders point to Cleveland as being -~~far ahead~ of such cities
as Chicago and Detroit in classroom equality.

Negro teacners are employed
in 44 of the city~s 150 schools and
teach white as well, as colored
students.

Chicago Teacher.
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Civil Rights Law
CHICAGO.~For the first time,
the attorney general of the state
of Illinois has taken up a case

involving the violation of the
state~s civil rights statutes. Plain
O. Shands, a Chicago school
teacher who resides at 4637 Wabash Ave., together with Robert; English and- Mrs. Bertha Waller.
This action against Jonnie~s Rexall Drugs, Inc., of Springfield,
Tll., was made known in Chi+
cago last ~week.

Mrs. Shands reports that she
was denied.her civil. rights on
two counts while attending a
convention of the Illinois Educational Association in the state
capital at pesenee -last Dee,
26.:

As the only colored~: member
in a group of 27 delegates, Mrs.
Shands was denied the right to

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Lincoln hetel there.
this, she went to Jonnie~s Rexall Drug store to get something
to eat and was refused service.

Spurred by the NAACP, Senator C. C. Wimbish, and labor
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George Barrett filed a criminal
information against the drug
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Albany in refusing to allow the) only 2 distinguished artist dt

NEW<YORK ~ ANP=The ~ac~'i attempting to cenigor

use ~6f the high school auditoriumjone of America~s outstandigtg

for a concert by Paul Robeson | public cones: ee
on May 9, in spite of the han on}: "> e
Robeson~s appearance there by|" ss
the Albany.Board of Education, It: T a
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ment branded the action a ~ser-) was~ surprised fo~ e people

ious infringement of constitutional rights.~

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around her kneel, suddenly
when she asked what the reason
was, her mother replied: Hush,
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own prejudices for the laws and

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use of the public school. We nefd) about two-thirds b the.
not comment on the outrageous| produced in the Uni tes

and even ludicrous presumption

ington, according to the Eneycloy
dia Britannica. Total produttion

from the plaintiffs. the country averages 30: bush

At a later date, a civil suit ~~ ie
for $20,000 will be brought, ~: -~
against the Abraham Lincoln ak

hotel by the law firm of Temple, Wimbish and Leighton. ~ -

Mrs. Shands is the wife of. the
former Chicago NAACP executive secretary, Eugene O.
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