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D. C. Decides On (i":NTKV' ns OF THEE"
? -J-?- ??? By June I/Rhue
- . Gradual Scliooi NKw vokk, (globai.>?-me
IntPOT^tinn 1 linail'""ul!i decision which banished
(segregation from the public schools
WASHINGTON, I) .C.__(CNS) _ _ the other day, was a "booster shot"
The nation s capital which has f?r aH i'i this good old country
set itself as a "model" for the rest "f There's no denying it. So
of the vstates about to desegregate who cau Sfainsay tht increased
its schools. . has decided not to pn,k> an<1 jo>' "'spired by the ly-J
abolish jim , crow schools in one 1 ivsof My Country. Tis of I bee.
sweeping, step for this fall. Instead, I Whether sung by c hildven'sj
Washington will take the cautioust
program of a "gradual" change. | voices in the schoolroom, or the
| old folk in the meeting house, by
2This policy was fought bitterly ur poor> |,y Jew. or Gentile, I
b\ the three Negro School Bcfard white or colored that song is
members who wanted ttle merger hound to inject more esprit de;
to take place this fall. JTowever. ,:ps now than |.lst y<.nr at .y,js
the School Board defeated the time, especially the lino "Sweet
move. Then it went into a closed ]nn(| 0f Hbertv."
door pow -wow at which was voted I
unanimously to accept the plan of have heard it said so
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning ,. . ' ... .... , ,, '
, ,, , , times about this: "If only those
which calls for a gradual dcscgra- , ... , ,..wi
I words were true, it only thee had
lion. . 1
any moaning. Well, the words
The Corning plan --permits all wcr^ true and they did have nioancbildren,
regardless of race, thejing. As a matter of fact, it is the
option to remain in their present spirit of those words that hluoschools-until
they finish elementary printed American freedom. With- j
junior high or senior grades. Since j out those words and their stirring I
Washington suffers from over-j connotations, jdie cause of freedom j
crowding jn the Negro schools for (to tb:s day might have remaiin ! !
Negro childrerr outnumber' t+ie' imehanvpioned. Since it is common
whites nearly 2 to 1, 2400 children j knowledge that the spoke.n word j
will be transferred immediately to j has power to become, then we as
the white schools to relieve their | sume 'the sung song has even a!
situation in time for September, j greater power of becoming. AmT. j
Meanwhile, new boundary lines j pursuing this reasoning a little!
for the 108 schools of Washington , further, the converse is also likely. I
will be announced as soon as they
are .established. Once this is done, j An<1' unUvss to? mU('h tm'<
overcrowded schools will be ad- ?ukt*ti for the new law to become i
justed as soon as possible. | .. . . _
active in one or two Southern
*' ro-ilinc to Supt. Corning, thisjstatos; wo are convinced that Com-j
arrangement will prevent schools nuinistic propaganda machines ran j
f. .: < poning in "confusion" in . .. ... ... .. I
i ,, , ,, . . out ot ammunition with this
l ,v < ' ."i ber. "In mv opinion the
slight delay involved is essential b^ious becoming of the. words to
1 for the order working out of this !ollr beautiful song, "My Country.
i complicated program. ' I i is of Thee!"
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wive* Dynamic HIK LiuHTHOVSE AND 1
Zenith Conducts Highly, success J ftCkSOIl N6V
-fuMTeJtl" Tfst of Phonevislon in pOUr Platoons Get Ov^r*eas
' V's I
New York Area Duty
Zenith Radio Corporation last FORT JACKSON Four jj
Friday completed a hignly sue- : toon p?ig.k* is ku i i,a Juck;
cessful technical test 'ol Phone ' .... , .. , . . . , .
loi oveiseas Uuty? June b.
vision m the New York area it
>his announced today by Dr o'?e piatoons, from c Ct
Alexander KUeM. vice-president par,v. i JO!st .i nori.i
in charge l)f researcn, wlio per- Kcg.niUH, a.h oe slulioneu
sonally directed the operation ; Lufupc, .ua.sKa i
The test was conducted n o- the r ai Fast.
operut-km with WOK-TV, ami! Ah n in tin piutooiis nave in
covered more than IbO loc.itions training together foi the p
I tkroi\;hout tin slat.oil's vo.er- eight weeks undei- tin. oti.i
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age area. Its?-purpose?was .. who wni n-au them over si
make sure that Zenitlfs Phone - Euch platoon has worked to
^ vision systems of <th Ac: ij. pen the. o.j laid problems, and
, television, .v ch weik '.? tiie langes and tlius has oecu
j ed bv 23 years of laboratory man) organized'and wo?l
search and tested .on a iov. tegiated organization.
I powered transmitter in the X hm
ago areo, woql'd luiicton efiu?- Ambulance I oiup.ni., I,eaves
! cut 1 v under the rigid condit.C'Tis ;
that wou'd be required i.a ?'or "int
I commercial nni'rinn,, , ...
| KUKT J Al'KSOiN - '1 he 92;
high powered trarwmiuer. Kl, .d Ambulance Company 1
Using a team of 15 win. vi. Fol, Jat.kso? OQ Junc. 3 for
from Zeniths Phoneviswi. re-1 Unltw, stale. Military Acadc
search lahorator.es. Dr. Klle(tjat Wcst N,,w York
had test receivers spotted ti ro,,- , Thu ^ 2U enlisted ?
I ghout an area ol 10,000 .p laio i , ?
v m nine ambulances and t
miles served by WOR-TV. In- . . , . , t
I trucks, coirunandte bv Sect
eluded were such diverse le .a- I T . . y . a n, , ,
} Lieutenant George A Nickl
tions as Snath Hampton L. I." .. * . .. ,, .r ,
ol Nertr Billerica, MassaeJ
Trenton. N .1.; Kaston and Pn 1- . ... .
... ! setts, will arrive at West Po
adelphia, Pa.: Kingston, iSi ? .
T, , . ' , ' . Junt. b. i he advance party
Hartford. ( onrp; and ul! othei
? , v, ,, , seven men in three ambulan
sections of the New York metre- , , r, . T .
i left Fort Jackson May 29.
politan area. t .... ., ,
. i 1 hj, p.atoun will be the oi
"Wc. \wi c particularly plea - j medical ambulance support
i d," Dr. Elett said, ' Jo find that j thc> military academy for i
throughout this vast area, . . summer training program of 1
eluding many fringe locatiui-s 'cadets. Wlule there tlie plate
<>ui 'jittered' picture was t r;.:is- j wilj .functiblLjas it- does at a
mitted dependably and -decoded other army installation, stai
reliably by our test receivers." : mg by at firing ranges and
Dr. Klfett said that the New 1 bivouac and maneuver art
I York est had been sperua aiij i -Army regulations requitx.iuthorr/.ed
by the Federal aidman and an ambulance to
"lunication- Commission. ?t vre stationed at every point wh
ot a test in which th0 public was )ive ammumtiion is being fir
.nvolved. he added, but w as dots hi.w .\piud unnn <uy
-trctlv for technicaal puivost s. the National Guard Armo
i'stalled reports on the opera- Haleigh, N. C., Camp A. P. H
t ori will bt. made available to Virginia; and Carlisle Baxrac
Commission when and if it eon- Pennsylvania, on the three-c
siders authorization of subscrip- trip to West Point
I iin tcIt vif-:(> .. '.alfd. The ambulance platoon v
"In the limited comma rt 'ai remain at West Point until Si
. . , TV, . ... . *
I u-si oi imonevision wc conduct- temper 4 wnon a wuj ieu
in. hiiett '.on- t<> Fort Jackson.
< nv.-'eyd t.-lt phono# ? ? ?
. n't- ami clear u:j i In* ;ivtu;o. 1'OlM \N.\WNS Ol I WhSSIVM*
In this Now York t'-st no teio- 1N( l..\N\
| phone circuits were employed - F<>i;T ' V k><'N L
I both the television putu'v a.irl I'1 :?*;?' tt? i .o|
the special codes were cr.rr;ocl military iocr\ari<ii. ! . i ,
!>: the WOII trnnsmiss:on. 4 We ant hm it ies has e warred,
were pleased to f:n'c5 that the ' ^ 111
lirlv.M'tte coding method used in
el.'l tV.St vN (V'kcd ' iU
... .* ! i > > I iKiti a rail
-W ' 1 I I'M- 'ha. wo .. .
i.' t, ( '. ' J;il oratory
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' o. to 1 i)i) Mi
' ' .:. ci.ief ei'i.' n.<:"T of
W? >.I uii'f M il '1 c lid low. up
\ a'aation: . "
"The equipment which 7-cnith
in ? :- ( :.t the V.V/]\ h arsr.iit - '
tn was excellently oncin( on <i.
aiv i could mma-dini 'iv used
( o.,T,?.;vi:.!!y Tlv 'n4a!i;it-or. int" hp a- f:r
a! i urn-rat ion of *h^s equipment
r>: >vc(l both effect>\'o and s'm- ' "
!>_]< It has horn dcdciiod. in -;.rh ' 3 _
n av that the possibility of :n- ...
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rference with regular leie.i- . . ...
: in i.i'A a fan.- tie-. a-- 1
-.-on broadcasts ? nt*re < In'.ii- -f '}? ? . , .. , 1 .
: iti-1 Although the -wsVj p ,tn- : .. ...
. ides hily complex codine. I I i ; (Ulj.;u . :.,.n
| was impressed with th* ovral1 |'ru;,?b alKi nlatn.-- . : a :itsimplicity
of the equipment piisi.nrul -tatnnti in. I - ?
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NFOIOlER. C( \ VVTil A. C "South Carolina'* L?
vs Briefs I STRAIGHT AHE
'f,! By (Hive A. Adam, s
t? f vr'-' ' < rsonncl tat toned
hen .? ucilities include the NF.W YORK, (GLOBAL- The *
>],'! ' ratiev. t h r t riat.t.- savin;- "If* you're g'Oing to dish
''J>?i-e. - it f,ut? \ou'u better be ar.ie to
f?ur r t" expresses a sort of
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.i t a,id ready code. I*. means j
,In. .<i'111 ii n l. t'.i - er;. i learjy that when you
Iiici)it ic-> (i? i. i i "jump" somebody, you liav; to [
Ul special event ponsored foi same kind of action I(
lllU 'i.tei tail him" . jn refllrn_ it's all in line with the '
< '..lot,el Wil-or . 'li.s . , , , - ? S
pr:nc:nle of fair plav, on? nugpt
in: iiii- I Mi i 11 i pi re rl.ii inn World . c
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aal'' " ' U""': "',:i 1)111 V Mil OK- TH F. WKF.K 1
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' Vl.t r. . in |. ;?iit.iM I 111- '"0|;T J A("KSn\ y. f., June 1 i.iei
.onsideration for .
t?c'" . : ' : . ' :. .1 r .. ' n !' '1 i* **>r: -f have won for Cpl. .
oo . m-'iith . i M H? it<>n of Route 1. Hi?j
tn'-' C ' I'lne ! i? m;i>- y ?ttrni-'J <- < (Jap. Ya.. Fort Jackson's
in- ;i, . . i . K\< > mi . e of- "111 r. < i of tffe Week" award for
. lice.- a' I :f i.v ;j.r ... Mnv 23 throujrh 28.' ... _C
. ha: :>a ' i ' i- m-c?-it a Melt. n. -on of Mr. and Mr^ (1.
ijrnment. Melton, re.-oivod a letterof.com- 1
I i' < .I. i fto'ii Mom- n tndatioM from Maj. Gen. R. F. 1
mo - .iiitn iii 'to and has at- Knnis. Fort Jackson and 101st Air- *
, lelliii . All Vllliced ( )f f ii't'l'S' linrnn Illvlsirm rnninvin.l.... .,.,,1 I
aru ,t *r *
lei' ( ' * rem, will have his name placer! on safety (
j>.r .it '! :!.< < "ii.ii'i'M'l ari'l (h i m a! billboards at two entrances to the e
Stal l (ili L'e at Koi t I,cnvcnwoilh. i"-; v
my .. . '
Kansas. ^ !i. II Hunt. Fort. Jackson Safety }
' "iom ! \\ ;: on resides a 21 * liinetor. in announcing the award (
l>a, i.;dlg I >i ive ( lumiiia, S. with sairl the 23-year-old driver "showed
M I >n.- v. ite, t ' hi:i ' I tlia I courtesy and consideration for other ^
i Ham on., ol .Mon11h N? ? T*i Caroline automobiles ... by. giving correct (j
S i ienals ami 'waiting until a
hu- h()LI r<) HOLD > AC ATION safe time to cross intersections." 1
1TKf' KKIJOIOI'S SCHOOL w,,s ?b?c'rv<',J at ^:50 P?M. nt i
ul .f.ackson Moulevaro and Imhodon
vers' FORT JACKSON"? A daily vu- Street which is located in the cen-m
.. 1 cation school will bo held at J,r <>f man/ training areas.
Fort Jaekso{1 this summer for ' '1t- "l)river of the Week" award i
al cnildren of personnel stationed !> !ini t f a continuing campaign | s
lhc at tin. post of the Prostestant. at F<>/1 Jacks?n to reduce traffic j c
^ '-Catholic and Jewish faiths. accidents amonu soldier-drivers of J
K>n The school will begin .opera- rT^x,>tc whales on Tost.
l?S tion on June 14 and continue
in every morning, Monday through
Children of Fort Jackson y<raged
four to fourteen flHHHI HH I
attend thc.
which is being conducted by' H
Section. Bus \
be provided
lor on post
outpost No. \ to classrooms HH Bi HI
on the post lor thosc who live
program DOH f ItllSJ
iicious studies, hand ana craft
' worts connected with religious
supervised |
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ad in? SATURDAY. JUNE 12, 1964
Aipi |SU;MMA CAMMA chi:
. Grecjkdom Comes ?
mppose, because it is perhaps _
inly right that you give a fei |q HftrtSVillC
ow as good as he sends. Bu" ? . _TCV
, ? . . . , HAKTSvILLE?Mr*. Elizabeth . >
iomchow that is never enough . ^ .. . ,
, A ' l.uckie, national representative for
md when the light; gets to go- (jamtpa Chi. was the guett~
,lK real good. the punches tfet of ? as|)irinK ,t tb(, homt ,
ower and lower. ,,f J|i^ Albert Bacute.
The much-talked-of spectacle The pledgees were greatly inm
TV right now i* an example. spired by Mis. Luckie equally as
[tnv C'obn, the merciless, th2 much as they were with what
el f righteous, put his "victims'' awaits them as Sorors of Sigma
?n , the witness stand and tore Gamma ("hi. As Mrs. Luckie unhem
apart with his pointed folded the history, aims and pur,.
.p.estions, and wore them down po?ei? of Sigma Gamma Chi, the
. Mi his' voluminous'attacks. Or I'"*"*** were able to see evidence"
, .east, he tried to. The Sena- ^ h ftimenee of Sigma Gamma
or from Wisconsin poured it on Chl' Mr* ,I;U?ie is as brilliant an ,
. . . exponent of Sigma Gamma Chi as
mv he can do, asking long ,, . , , *
j th<?. evidence she gave of its aciji'.i
invo vc ques ions, an en i yomplishments aims and purposes.
lefnanding yes or no ans- | Officers elected - were: Mrsrvers,
and brow-beating the wit- Albert Bacote, President. Miss
less if he did not answer in th&t ^ f^thcl Mack, vice president. Mrs.
nanncr. If the witness protested Georgia Young, treasurer. Miss
hat the question could no,t be ^ Kosa Pearson,, reporter and Miss
i ns we red ?n that manner, there | Lydia Elmore, corresponding sec vere
maiH- times aspersions M'tary.
ast upon his reputation, his | The hostess. Mrs. Albert Bacate,
lonesty, his character, or per- j serveil a delightfully refreshing rei.aps
his mental capacity. No T'ast> .
.olds barmd-anything goes. | now M ncver before tha, th~e
It is interesting now to watch are some questions that can't be
he > Mine operators squirm un- | answered with a "yes" or a "no"
e? the same kind of question- i }f(> must know now if never ben
(f V* r?? L ? ?- ? -
'h- nave ucvii pouring on t fore, that anyone can make a
i!! this time. Perhaps it was a witness look small and seem
lightly sadistic reaction, but ridiculous by taking a chance
here was, we blushingly admit remark, or a slip-of-the tongue
tiny bit of satisfaction in see- and harping on it and blowing
ng the cocky Mr. Cohn stutter, it up all out of proportion.
;tammer, and evade under the The show is getting good,
questioning of Army Counsel But we "ain't seen nothing'
roseph H. Welch. , vet " Wait until tho good SenaPerhaps
Mr. Cohn understands tor gets on the stand'
MUNE
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