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^5fJkrf!'hi?fnber nine jrtthe precinct. r^P
At B:<T7, Jam? M, ?mton, state hoi
; NAACP president, presented hie *ur
'* V" certificate at ward nine's polling tm
,i . place, followed in order by J. C.
Artemus, state Pop, treasurer and spe
*- "Pete" Ingram, state supervisor tor 1
3: ihe Pilgrim imurapce Company. ?n
*j v Mr. Hlnton's ballot numbetr"34," sec
J- with "35" and .being tFe re-.
i spectlve numbers of/fcleasreV Arte*.'.Ha!
\ mus grid Ingram. Oheicther NCgro a"f
liad voted at the ward'but shortly chl
after noon reporttfbegan coming 8aJ
; v m of Increasing mn^rs of race wai
voters. One woman' wlmobeegvcd? -?*J
i- ... at*<ard nine reported she had
counted 10 persona who had voted *l
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' Soh^f 'MKk Negroes had qualified ocr
for the MOT U election, In which
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Ward 3 Attwipts |
Only reported instance of ?n'
irregularity,. du**tnj primary; : voy J*01
? mz^atjiBgxs&L cxmissm. Ward
Three where four ^fomtn tve
nart^lSd* vrr , H en, and ^cas^
Reed- ?
* ty vMwi ittjtifet* Peaiaonr ' Mri.' Al- t^11
be'rta A^tXll and Mr,. Margaret' *
Ifcrria oil* of. whhm appeirel short ?fffl
?V' . Oy<$bqfc in A party ?K
of fmm Who were" accompanying B
.r to respective voting
' !l|BDTTl '.'I' I said" the man In #**
1 7 . $x Vheeloy thai the votrt would *?r<
be counted, that the prJlpct *&
wotlfcr M4 violated resrultthmr -wot
olfwe* an apology ior the m* Ig"
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A and, President Warren. Repentatiy.es.
were present from 58 But
leges and universities and from
?en educational societies. Ta
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> council members are to be early 1
weri andfbr whom nominations WO 3 <
re. being voted Tiiesday. ." J __fi5LllES
IbV^Ver. the Court ruling canght Meed
lumber of persons like the *U>iW atyes **
vaceounti of* the "Foolish Vitv rorlWs,M
?*ey Jhad Just delayed
I oft qualifying for'the munlci-" ipr.tfu
election as'they had bee nurgv Wvto
do ahd spent moat of the day p? ""e
hlng to the. Rfeti}ahd county r C?JJ/
nihouse to?qualify and?then
e ip the I
th* high court's ruling, frfo *** <C#B
afcMLMC Jhat efcwe to, i^poo were _
aWed to vow Ih the city elec- II \
Q. The only dxaarbacfc ww for " T
ne mien who hadn't'^even paid ?
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V. ADAMS CAXJGHT
imong those naught nrtr ready- *. Becii
tlfe decision* was reported the Dj~yZL?
r. E. A. Adams who, according on?er
this report qualified only TUW- w " <
7 KfSrning. -Rev. Adams is pres- ?hd "Ec
at of the citizensCommittee T
ich Was associated in the court
he : against the primary" and, health
ich had urged citizens to rSgis- th, ,?]
for the city municipal election. mateiv
STORY OF CASE
rhe court: fight against the pri- . Pa*llt1
ry actually started in 1943. whejg. Ttemul<
ne $3,500 was raised for this lng jp|
rpose and the Citizens Commit- Arrril J
created. The south Carolina
>eal of primary statute.- in 1844, mr'thi
vever, stymied ia.wyer$ until laat. n0clatli
nmw Iaw st.nrf?nti r?tiwwW? ..
?? ??w wiuiimi* addrefc
tversity came urt with an an- iejativ?
sr which the NAAOP used, as edueati
arhead of its court attack. , i - lodge,
he case, brought by George A. au pe0
aore, then Richland country period
retary of Progressive Democrats, fceefc 0,
l. handled in court by attorney as thev
rold R. Boultoare of. Columbia cap Gf
1 attorney Thurgoda Marshall,
a/ of the NAACP'snational }pstaff.
Arrayed against them liflft
I a nine-man battery of South
mllna's bwrf. oorm^^itional law*' Vf'jy.
Sling not yet clear ?l
'he, exact extent .gf the decision :oHX
I being closeiy^ahidled by Dent-. to Sou
attc- leaders the first part of the. and h<
ik. It wa$ not clear whether or pie of <
, the decree "ordered Negroes, in- ntnd fa
party clubs, conventions, etc., or .. "if tfc
iviy gave them the right, when R. Hlgi
egistered and qualified voter, to be a*Ai
e in party primaries. Opinion at the
this matter was almost, evenly AMI t
tded and stattf. chairman Baskin city, &
1 the detail# would have to be cbtr
iced out by the state conven- and bf
1 which meets here May 19. gins' i
his much; appeared clear, how- m** f
Uttcates ar)d Qfibat papers reBd
for mtng, could not J* eh, OaOlar
ded from primary elections. This son, ty
t indicated .the Importance of Greene
1st ration papers, whieh impor- ?h$?L
cf.jpa been constantly stressed Meet'a
leaders In the voting battle for ..at "1
to time. Mr. Hi
t; IS ion SALUTED flee."
loth Messrs. Hinton and McCray r "Firs
ded the high court's action. Mr. men, i
iton said, "We certainly are a 'Her
tefulri to Judge Waring cf the say, "t
trict Court, Judges Parker, Do- The til
and Soper of the tj. s. Circuit .in Sou
irt of Appeals and the ihamtv?rn " Mm "
the Supreme Court Jar their ; v.
tags." He expressed the hope *
I white perij* membeis wouht
rmnfcjhe new 1Ti|n laniftses *~?
dnesday, April ? .. .r .* .... JJJ*d
rfl McCray declared that any lor<*'- *
iher attempts tftdeny Negroes ?
full meaning ofpfte decision ruling.
iid be resisted as rigorously a* be mat
i the case prosecuted. He and mar*.
Hlnton, p*4t to the Badkln ad-this
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3AOO*-'<AN?) ? Racial tea-, 1
ii?? ana* mane mi the Moat ?
district area on Wenxworth-.. 9
^tweeh 26th ind aist 3^ -9
i^^roaMln^mth^> strata 1
0 the mornings betweon^ U ' 9
i. m. smashed windows, start 9
^ and fitrterwlly committed ~-M
p-many three Wftta of ter^ X?|
r*? reasoiis helng given
M? acts pt/intolerance. The
uning last G^inThvy the Im- biai
Benevolent ah'd Protective vers
<tf ElM ot the Work* Has' antl
>teervtng its : annual health U. i
location Weelt^rhis observ- , T1
celebrated* throughout all chal
l, is 'ialculated to-' improve who
conditions jtmong , Negroes pros
1,^,1*' tu* ...UJ Ul.J iw - ? "A-"
iiuuy wunu bhu ip mil-, uwa
. g*adleftte' functional* tlllte- grai
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ietto Lodge 342 -and Primrose ..
* 611, Columbia, are conduct- II
^ai programs. Friday night, W
Herbert:W. Baumg&rd- V>W
Mrector of Public Relations
s South Carolina State As- -'.Jm
mofthe Elks ami make an f
> over radi^ station WKIX I
: to the week's program. As w
loom ^rector-for, the local
Or? Baumgardner Is asking ,'jf]
pie who because of their su- >dv]
edUcationafe fldvantag?rr;to
kit and aid as many people blen
canto overcome the handt- the
Illiteracy. Adv
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rlestonians Back ?ur
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tttJSTON, 8, OrT-to?ij*T
th Carolina if you cwfeln wxp*
>ld the backing of the peo- ; M
Charleston, you. can go places in ti
St. Mor
lis' is true then president 6. HAA
gins '%f Alien University <pn pose
ired of being elected bishop for
general conference of tile any
shurch,. meethlg-In- Kansas nrrthi
to. next month. - does
ififltnnian* have organised segn
en foniellonlng in thfe "Hlg- , M
toosters Club/ headed ' by Seni
^offtasts Tntjudti pr*8ldent' lH,r '
^^^^vice-presider^v Mrs.
d, Secretary, P. W. "ftobih-. & w.
assurer and Mrs. Mabel L. IJ
* jbusineitf manager, s^fr% "W,
AoMSb Oerotina-B time to., r-f
Wshop/'.club members aver, 4
Ve feel that th# Reverend M
seuis is th# *ian for the of
Ihey glyp these reasons:
t, he to a Christian gentle- rh
drd reason |f%b? church' TJJJj
th Carolina ^as endorsed
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b 8. Wise warns U. 8. and dailfl
acfllne.
K , * land
rent boards to h*Ve
enants. public mwtAmXl&d
urged that no attempts fUisl
i Si vote lii Tuesday's pri- Pebr
The ruling, hOW*?fr.. Chang* $Mt
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^9T PI pjftt!' PAlXOTg^fliowq ,, grini" itei
to ngnt ifaoye are itttu- UQltUft-'1 t'^iiWiiiy:
M believed to l? among the treasurer
> first to -vote under Monday's and Jam<
['White prima)-ywruling: ot the present
J. Supreme Court* ;*.? shortly si:
ley are, John_H. McCray, state where" oh
Irm&n of Progressive Democrat** ahead Of
' voted in ward three at ap- Cojumb
umately 8:06 a. m., -fivtf mift- that Mr,
i after potts opened, Pete tn- rbe iftyf 'fl
h, state- supervisor, for the PlKj to VOte .ii
Jivil Disobedi
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il disobedience as .an effective
ftlque for soivtnr tfte racepro- ^ v
\" Walter White. secr6tary of IN ARC J
National Agsodatlon_fot ihe
ancement of Colored People, ex- ftlof** '
sed the hope Jn a letter to SenaWayne
Moree "that sufficient
age can behitlstered by the go- White wo
ment to do the Simple thing associate
Jh xvfll make unnecessary and dolph'irpi
linkable any campaign of civil, other oflli
bedience. That simple act la tol 8<#*?# to
out degrefatton forthwith". ';r.
WhiteVletter of April 14 was
psponse to a wlro from Senator self from
se deplprtng what he deemedj ^at fciso
^?(,Vf.aeppragii|ent" of th% pro1
(hade by A. Pblllih Randolph *?pC**iati<
Complete non-partlcipatlotj In AsEertli
selective service or universal seled Kfei
l;axy'?training program ~ which their" cost
not specifically prohibit racial edt "We
jgaiton. . ^?-v.1 fijd gfo&s
sanwhlle on ' the flobr of the ship of tl
kte^Ap^lj^hMorse,mem- ?
' 'i*!**1. V' ' 'i^i 4'y*-. ' > ?).">; i>r
VomenSueUnde\
*20,066In Burki
HCACMa-v L(A1#P> ? Because i body, '
wrong bod* was placed in the K Cole hi
t coffin and burled In the rleht I -
A- Qtegysig-Ig.the
v ^"8. PrisctUa Cleve- eya -^y.
A ^'1' ^ *?
! fcW?A brought suit thru Th? two
ir??i PS?* McGwire- prokelled
f ?Jh*2Lrft&r9' 2?ntal ?K ln ?* 061
l? emj^rra^Stewnt ?'li^ .rfgtlSW^1
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fclth and Life Insurance f tSfiT
; J. C.?Aitenms, alaU'-fotor
for Progressive Democrats fifth
;s M. Hintoh, state NAACP Ht
. fflie latter, thrfee voted.'in v
fter 9 i. m., to ward nine "Et
ie* other person had. votod^ togyi
thenv brou
Wl '^ews'papers reported Dem
. McCray ' was Jielftvftq: to* Vtet<
tirst -South'Carolina -Ne^ro the
ihder the ruling; Mr. Htn- cast
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M JPo?ition Of US
> Iii Clarifying I?
r-'ltr'. f "* """*: * OU#'"
To Sen.' Morie *g}j
Uld-go, as1 secretary of, that the
n? In supporting Mr. Ran- This
ftslUon;. because if-he or the ofl
dais at that association are Unit
support , to. an? degree throi
ir Mr: Randolph's civil 1 amoj
see program. I serve no. Of ti
that l -shall dissociate my^ I. Ncj
the b^ard of directors of tjD' <
dMion." Von
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u - r out i
rg that^ "we have not coun- est <
would be less than honest the
1 ? derelict t? the member- Uttle
m N*AOP ftnd to America right
tt-JlU not say bluntly that
?is totally fed up with se- |^vo,
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>d b^p^vise# fw.the
** o idq oi^riai
S day* later. On the d**r " 14
urial. CWe Informed the 1 _;1
.< relatives that "a tar- lVf#
akehad been made." La- - ;
body of Mc?. Katie Pleree gi
removed trom Mrs. Book "?
r?and' correct byirlal glv- JJJ"
jyiirtf ,?2 '
?y Miljjy* -ftesrr
women were said t?Tti?VP chur
at the Wake that tha. body Kam
ffln wae' not that of their La
but that the. undertaker fnfo
explained he used a Ofi? the
Kr. proems which had Ma'
ed's appearap^jpM
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;aviest Negro voting was done
/ard nine. / V ? . J
lis picture Was taken by jshoiphep
Oedrge A. Elmore who
IftH the ?utt agftihst Richland
ioctats .'which resulted liy the
?ry. It was taken just.-alter
three- men at the Tight had
I&KUlballots itt-,ward nine.
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ecessary
h cited "galling Injustices" and
lmlnaiions endured by- Negro
is in the lastrwar add changed
"the unnecessary and dangers
emphasis on racial separation
ri*r\* thft fhaanri nf antagonism
een Negro aricTwTnte Americans
use the Army and. Navy lack
courage to abolish segregation.
t> practice has caused the
t-elptt . ette bgkqj cmfwyh
ed States. to be ridiculed
ughout the wc.-'A, particularly
dg.the two-thhiis of the people
le earth who are"colored."
it only has Congress failed ta
atae effective steps towards
tnating -Aegregaton in the armeWlcea.
Mr. White maintained,
das' also engaged in "the cheap*
)f politics" with regrad to a
jenly reported," he said, "that
Republicans 'are debating how
they can do on the civil
? program .and still attract Nesupport.,
"ftiey are reported to
r an emiwculated anti-lynchlng'
overlooking We deand fair abo
i_of th? poll tax and freedom to
re Jobs on merit through a fedfalr
"employment practice law,
vlhg that the Negro vote can be
based by passage of one aniasul
bill. On the other aide the
there is little , difference of at*
fe.,ir '
edict Higgins
>ve To Bench
uth Carolina AME leaders this
: predicted bishopric honors cm ]
fl. R. lUggleS)?during?4hdH
eh& quadrennial conference in
?as Citff starting May
aders considered- lightly 'and
1 tun ate i^at, minutes efforts .of
Rev E. A Adams of Columto
project himself In the race ,
raving ^iminatdfl mty*
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NAA6P Repc
NEW V.-Th<5 Na-.,N/
tional Association for the Advance-" wll
meitf Qf Colored People Saturday Qe
announced receipt ot a - total of for
$15,853.50 for the defense of Mrs. Co
Ro$a Lee Ingram and her two Is-]
teen-age sons convicted of a self- Un
defense slaying by1 an all-white Ju- ne<
ry in Amerlcus, Georgia. Mr
The suiv? represents' the total cus
amount, received by the-- national ^he
offlofe arid rtnea not inplnrtp fnnda Jhsenjt
to the Americus, Georgia,
branch. ' The bulk of the money 5111
came Irom 117 NAACP ^branches wo'
which- contributed Thlr- <1??
tit-two organisations, civic, social,
labor, religious^ and. political?con tfi
tnbuted #1,083.78; From churches ^
all over-Ahe louhtry earner' *800*18. V
The regaining *875.29 Was' contri"
Although1 the death sentences
first imposed on the In&rams have Oi
been vacated, they - stUl face life . ..
'imprisonment. Edward R. Dudley^
assistant special counsel ? lot;th*> .ihtp
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Maybank QuietOn
Primary Ruling -r ^
Mo* word by Tuesday night had
* come from X#. 8L Senator Burnet 5t.
[Maybank on the supreme -court's in
ruling Monday which killed the; [?hi
|in s?uai ^
ell ' that when tie recommended /h?1
Judge Warlns for the- position he'1 talc
had ao idea the Jurist would come afca
the^llfffr^is tie\
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Officials Ponder |
City Voting Su
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'> Whether or. not persons obtain- day
ing city registration certificates
after Tuesday, ApMD 30. could use
these In a second primary for a -*&
councilman, which would * be held &?*1
May 4, If necessary ' Was being Or- A
dered by party leaders late foe*- hav
day,-. 1
* Attorney'Sidney Dunean,. a city "T
official, of the party, told The Light wn
nause ana xnrormer some, doubt wni
as io eligibility at persons qitfdlfy- of \
tng after- April 20-'tp vot^ Jn the -Qi
run-off primary was being express - ben
ed. Hdwever, he emphasized fpat We*
it was "not an offioial" opinion. T
The May. 4 seqop4 jprimary would Th<
-be held in the event one-or more Mtt
of >. tRe~~two- then>to be nominated its
failed to get a majority in Tues- IV
day's balloting. the
' The advice to Negroes was bfa
qualify for the tB& Primary "a* e<h
early aspossible and to watch ?at;
daily newspapers for what ever de- dur
eiskm- may be reached on the..tMUC> '
Persons holding city certificate* "Tli
and who voted Tuesday would be D
able to vote also May 4, howevrr. jg..
Hanberry's" Ballot fl
Draws First Dare a
To T.' J.' Hanberry, member of
the faculty at Benedict College, . ?
goes, the record for dravfteg the Th<
primaries in . South Carolina.
Late Tuesday afternoon, as he xefy
was about. to oast his ballot* a ri?l
winie man wanted up ana raised,
a' challenge. Ask^ed his complaint,
the than la quoted as saying, "I *r
Just don't think it's sight." pgr
The ballot was.jdaced In an en- to' i
velope and held aside, The names 0lsi
1 and addresses of both the voter mcH
asm challenger were taken and the tan
Mm* will presumably be diH>9?ed whl
of by-the canvassing compaittee. mei
K Ho speculation could be asoer- j
tained as reason for the challenge. (n
JkWt believed it may be an at- ' _
"tempt to take the issue back to acr*
eourtl while 0|hcr?said v lt , may W*
have been made to try to in flu- pre
em? the1 Negro Vfctca lri dihj ttjh*.
heaviest tot the entire city. v .
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primary, to #hich hg pledged obs- Hff
dience. Practically ftll of the state's an
votee will go to President Higgins, cil
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orgia attorneys In
an appeal to the. % I
urt for a new that. V* NAAQF 4 ; 1
prepared to carry the paeeto the H
ited States auprtW*efJ<3^t, It t
:essary,.to gain the freedom of I
sTTngram ahd--*iicr*lWW?';
attorney Wuidenwa# 'flWidi
Saturday, completing details for " .' -M
this week. His offioe~ would nq*
mise exactly when the appeal
aid be filed, but noted that the
.dilne w?* Thu^ay^ifiggtt 22;
ilamed Well' 1
ocked"
KACP Sunday Set
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-n .ijria 4?J|# paatoife are rawest- i
either to > tw^
aif.ot the Importance of the N,
A. O. P.'ff work, or arraote to
e some other person speak to
membership on. thf JnWBit.
he bnvftcfr "seeM iff*-**#: and
awed, memberships by May. 30th
m the membership Campaign,
which Predkpic Robinson.*
tirrrtnr. iflMl About "JHXk mem-,
ships werey?eported^ during the
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htf'YpUth Council, Of whlofc I
>mas freeman ijl^prealdent -And v / *?
i. O.'E. Nelson, advUipr, clpses
membership driV^Aprjj I
hSfa^sii^Jh&ire^m to v J
smded campaign? yftRUrs . Wttb /J
her 60 or more TOcanberahtps
lng the campaign.
Tiber ship.
** iTa Circuit Oourt of Appeals f