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By John Pittman _: The staged wreloomes for General "Doudis Reckoner occurred too late. lines of the majority of Negro newspapers dated April'21, "1951, but President ‘Trum dismissal of MacArthur occassioned. some comment in several big weeklies . ‘Th alty -more Afro-American scoo Mee oS ee ; _the Negro press as a whole in ~ - fied Personnel ' ‘Only. In “Mac- = recognition of the news value Arthur's own headquarters. one s MacArthur's retum, and greet-. finds. such signs. Every drink- ae e imperialists Asian pro- ing fountain, every toilet, oy, . -° public facility bears a a sign.” - _ IN ADDITION to Hicks’ CE * “pose; the Afro editorialized on. . “MacArthur's. dismissal, starting | _ its editorial on Page one.” “We d .. Shed No- Tears,” it declared. - “1. “We refuse to go along with the - *.” idelizing of a military man, who - to! ela te concede that history” -£ > cémbat without adequate and... has passed him by. General Mac- © F. modern - 2 Te Rigihnided “the Arthur unquestionably is one ‘of e<Army was so handed jin ity. the few remaining disciples of “refusal to givé.them -what was. (the white imperialist domination - led that some of the men’. se hool | ‘slorified by Rodyard Kip- * actually spent their own. money -- ling.” 2.52 : ‘get their ‘equipment, fix fixed by apanese men og. f00 1 "In the: Tokyo Ouastermaster " Depot, right under the General’ pose, a white officer was permit er some -colored +5