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EDITORIALS
The views expressed in these columns
are those of the writer and not
necessarily a reflection of the* policy
of The Voice.—Pub.
Make Your Vote Felt April 1
Now that we have an increased
number of persons registered for
the April 1, primary the import
ant thing is to get out and vote.
Each of you have a responsibilty
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ceive your vote should be men of
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Remember that there are people
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are not given the privilege to vote.
Enjoy your privilege and help to
make a good government better.
We urge every citizen to ex
ercise his right to vote April 1.
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Interracial Art
Center Holds Show
PRINCETON, N. J. (ANP) —
Princeton Group Arts, and inter
•acial art center, held its fifth
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
f°p president /
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Equality For
All Citizens
Robert S. Kerr, U.S. Senator
from Oklahoma states his record
as governor of Oklahoma on
equality for all citizens as follows:
He appointed Negroes to high
positions in the Educational,
Medical and Welfare Departments.
When he was elected to the
United States Senate he had the
aggressive support of Negro
leaders. In the Senate election,
Kerr carried precincts in Negro
districts by majorities of 3 to 1
and 4 to 1.
He used the full power of his
office to give equal rights and
opportunities to all citizens, re
gardless of race, creed or color.
He materially increased the
number of Negroes holding execu
tive positions in Oklahoma’s State
Government.
annual show here recently.
The art center attracts some
250 adults and children each term
,to its 23 workshops in paintings,
photography, ceramics and danc
ing.
I This year’s exhibit featured
some 88 paintings, drawings,
water-colors and ceramic pieces.
A young Negro teacher, Miss
Gwendolyn Lennen, was among
the exhibitors.
Colored persons who have
studied at the art center include |
maids, chauffeurs and day labor
ers and their children. The direc
tor of Groups Arts, Rex Gore-!
leigh, is a Negro artist. He said
that Negroes participated in the!
activities of the center in about;
the proportion which they are of
the population. There are 3,000
colored persons out of 12,000 citi
zens in Princeton.
Group Arts was started in 1946
by a handful of Princeton busi
ness and professional friends who
they wanted to find a cen
ter where all races and economic
levels could work together.
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For
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in State Government
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Victor E.
ANDERSONj
Republican Businessman
1 far GOVERNOR I
Mrs. Oscar Brown Sr., was co
chairman of the tea; and Mrs.
Leon McCray, chairman of the
Souvenir Program committee. Mrs.
Beatrice Hughes Steele is presi
dent of the Women’s Auxiliary.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Your Employees Work FULL Time
... So Should Your Senator
ELECT
VAL PETERSON
f o r
Full-Time Representation
• Peterson will get rid
of part-time represen
tation. (The record
shows that Nebraska’s
senior senator missed
one-fourth of the roll
call votes in 1949 and
1951.)
• Peterson will get rid
of the “let-John-do-it”
attitude. (Nebraska’s
senior senator failed to
lift his hand or his
voice to assist Sen.
John Williams, a fresh
man senator, dig out
corruption in the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau.)
• Peterson will WORK
FULL TIME to cut
spending and reduce
the tax load. (Nebraska s senior senator missed 10 of
the 20 roll call votes that determined the position In
1951 of the U. S. Senate on economy vs. spending.)
• Peterson will command respect—he means what he
says. (While Nebraska’s senior senator, on one oc
casion, was issuing a public statement calling for econ
omy, he was at the same time sponsoring bills for spe
cial interest spending.)
Peterson will fight FOR:
Parity for Agriculture
Resource anti Power Development
A Foreign Policy BY and FOR America
Peterson will fight AGAINST:
Reckless “Give-Away” Spending
Universal Military Training
Irresponsible Government
Peterson Is An Overseas Veteran o# World W'ar II
Vote for
VAL PETERSON
Republican For
UNITED STATES SENATOR
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