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SUNDAY, OCTOBER J1/T9W I I TTT-- ~ For Whom Sha BY REV. J A UYER cte! _ ' .* : JJC| flection day 'draws, riearer rec t tttay. the contusion seems to pr < ; v3i,0*'? greater. Our people seem tp be? be finding It more and more dif- thf to decide how to cast their1, Bil vote. I trust these remarks will On .pftlp, to. -Clarity the situation, i c_0 shall endeavor to state all faa:* Pr< . i I know them, and will be pleased son ,'if, you will draw your own conelu- Ta , aUJns hdto the tacts, rather than Uis adVQCUCV ln u> There are four political parties f Th J?wenttng candidates: The States | try , Rlghtcrs, Republicans, Democrats! ?e ;."lheir re.snpcf've ivuitioi-n. m> nr, . i <ux .know which of these merits qui ' s_b;1 I aUpportr. t tim frftb States Rightm nihy u<? dis- ] mljfeftd without discussion. The.\ oryanized tor the purpose of perpetuating discrimination, against the -Ne? f --ipw. 1 They?kit pledged to oppose ahytiung-and^fcvtryihiny t^f ^?,.^|ord ~ ~Ub ut tenenrTo"the Negro. No Nr- :ri -gro can or will support that party. !ntl REPUBLICANS DISCUSSED The Republicans have long held tHb alleyi,\nrt- a larg^--poAimr of the Negro population. That al- wa! leglahce is based chiefly on the fact 'se* that Lincoln was: a Republican. In recent years, however. Republican l)Ul legislation has not been beneficial slv< to Negro. The record of the iicans, furnishes a good Illustration j cra of this fart?__ j-ittf* - trecufeauy eVei'y bin trntt?was *nv:,passed In that Congress was for sta the benefit of the rich and to the "Xt MAN1GAUI/TS lij^ - ' FtTNEHAL HOME. INC. j1 Columbia, S. C. | JJ8 . . Preienh -U-^. The "Gospel Airs" ? PTof. Laftpy Johnson?mid -pun = rMteia Piaii1! Gladniatr-''^ ydt Egry-Swday 7 to 7;30' - fjjj Station WCOS j I GROCERY ? MMVl' E. W. CROMARTIE, Mar. | I JIMMY AhAMC A..i Jul ?Wv Iti* AliANTICCC n*' INSURANCE C F: >MF . THE GOLDEN RULE ' h ' ' fill IIIIl T OFI gray gtAWPBT, boutb <:0) r~' A OttANQEBtJRG, South Caroliua HAi 7 Q^KNYII.I?y. Sonth<j?foHnn SI*.' ^ CLAIMS HAID WITH "Tl HOME OFFICE: SMITH & fFKNTW B .in I I Plf flll |WA K ' m > .V ' , .. - \ '*#ti ' V ?-? ?-??-' * T I' *' ^ 5 :--A :: ?3 - ' "v ' \ '? ?: _ . r?: " " II We Vote iruoem the poor. The Roptth- j aus have never taken a stand ch- : tly against the Negro, but i?s: . -wealthy. anti-labor policies have ;n more disastrous to our people in all the vituperations 01 tin bos and Rnukins from the South. ie of the first acts'of the 80 h tile abolition of OP.i.' nit that date prices have ^beeo uiiig with unbridled, velocity*. The ft-Hartley Act' is )>roving hie., a^trous to Negtm workers. ini. : ; any-ether-group. " T humgh about. Hit ey will be governing this court for the next four years whethet 1 like it or u<3. At- the end of i U?period we shad have had 1 m?h?of?Rmnibiicon Rule?Wr? ill not want mare, of It for n \rrnTi rc.n; nii.MOdtA'tn mil' 'he Democratic Party with Tru- i n?as its candidate has proposed t very at tract ive -civil rightsr tttt- i til However, air. Ti utnan s rev- ; king promises that he does ii'-t 2nd to fulfill. But the Dtinocratparty and its candidate are aldy defeated; The departure o?j. 5 a- ^everp Plow, but. that wu off- j hi a measure by the large nurn- ; s that broke away from the He- j llipflh ?Y*? ffl* Irtirt Ka Dsrv.,-?./?.. VJ IV JVili VUV t iVKiO" | 5.s" But now the Dtxiecrars ire destroyed beyomf lvipc rtrv j' Ls might hnve had at the com- \ olootion:?Willi Hit; entire South j rcvoft?th? / lPn niacin tu: party nds defeated as is. Yes. that's j v the matter .stands now. and 1 stand after November 2. """ * ' i IF. PHOGBKHH1VK ? f ["he' Progressive Parti is n new.-.; ner in the field. It stands for' 1 ,citizenship for all Americans, ardlcss of color, creed or nation- f origin. It is determined to end i iciua ami all oi her" f ATMs oi dlr-- . tydnation. Andrthat is' not'mere f k. Tnc leaders M the party re- [ e to condone rio-^ nKcrirniiViiti'on, der any circumstance Thev have i isfwlemly-refused to speak to Sfi;- . a.ted?audietHcs, and -have ded in _s.,holding unscgrexatrd j e tings in every slate. Th' party] ads lour-square in support of or- , lized labor. It ls determined to [ that the infamous Taft-Hartley"' L does not remain on the statute ; >ks of this country. It advocates I iiinimum wage of $1.00 per ixmr ' l seeks in pruiui'i iturkm ?e in every]capacity. It holds full les possible, and proposes to work rards that etid. Health insurance i s, adequate old age pension, con- I nance of a farm afd prosrvum, i ;?nortK mimjr -other needed-plat* [ lift can tlhs party win the LOrtJ^dl i ejection? .Well, a Repfiblicin lory has already been predicted "" e Progressives will be defeated ng with the Democrats and tile tiecrais. nowever, tnere are dlfjnces which arc worth noting. >AST LIFE IOMPANY COMPANY _ ? h FICES: ; LtTMBTA, H""lh :? r-t 5RGETOWN, South Carolina HTSVUiI,F, South-Carolina _ ft Ikii.'Ntti Kti, South Carolina { , IN 24 HOURS ORTH STS., Charleston, S. C. j I' f IV..-. M pale golden A in so smooth 'fm you can /'Jj, nenjoy it ip [ |y That's the teHt ? j ip granTa Ancient H Wfo See how its aatum ntVv sin. Taste it at rail IV/rf u tolly nmooUier q k gi?- it's an t ? ~nrtt ^ir. tmpWT Ml ^R3tK)vrarh. ^ J'W/ ttsk /</l) i ill A IN, VO iPKOOF. SEAUftAMD IP ANY In c Inn ' 1 ? % , ' if.ii ' - ?? Clifton Housewife Falsely Arrested CIJFTON. S U - the Charge that his wife. Mrs: Evelyn Smith was falsely a lies ted by GafYney pnlire, was filed this week by Odell S. Smith, who placect hU claim with state headquarters of the N. A A C P Mr. Simth s;uti Mi's. anuur~was Jailed at the bus terminal on a fic^ tional charge by a white attendant and was later released when a white professional entered the case. Loch! poliee-atithorities thciT7~Tu?" tha; it wa.v all a mistake. Beginnink with the candidates, We all Ktiou ttiat 11.um.t11 s sun is . -tUmg. "Whew he shall have lost i hi-, ele.-t ion, tie shrill revftr nrain be nominated by the Democratic party. Wall,ice',- -t ir is rising. He WlH be Prpq-rrssivo nominee in 15)52. !>Te vsi^e -' hi!!'1 Tlb^dee'lloii tlie party will continue to stand for full freedom and absolute justice until they f.ri. attained throuphoui the nation. At <1 wliat mav wr expect, fl 'jlll Hill i Jrmoci uuc. jjun y 'in cr ct i mn defeat in November ? The strength or that party has always been ItT the South. In iheir effurLs .la rerain jxiwer, the Dixiecrats"will hieto t?- terms on which they will return to tfir Pomocratic pirty. ? The paitj W llLaiirpi-Piom.' tenm; the- whole party will then be govT'l .H'il bv Mo niifuu-rnttc pri tiripics, It has happened before.' President Hays gave-the South Lis desires in 187(3. when he left ;lyc Negroes at the mercy of their former masters. It can and will happen again unless we take a stand now with the group that stands for unqualified democracy and help to build it and s ijre 11 g t ticn^ rt To : - purpose- of ?tnfpguardihR ou~ rights => For whom: then, shall we vote? Reporters Beat The Oanriy-Oriffin Post 42G4 VFW is selling poppies this Thursday . ami ."Friday in Columbia. This is ah annual feature and citizens are urged .to purchase a Buddy Poppy, "en thf'se days from the sales force. * ESPffiD in Columbia Saturday for the AliKn*Benedict game were,.Mr. and Mrs 1. 1. LUl'lg, JllQ Ml and Mrs. John bong, all of Charleston. The t^rty, Mr. T.~T. said, will always Wf/on hand for a good game hrrt\,,,-?i we Columbians always enfeVgiKmg up au^f fine folk. |5iII one oruinary loosing r;enMonday, night on conclusion HB IMpd broadcast or "the "DemBravujpjxiecratic debute.- _,"WhoogoinLr out to vote for Truman>'^sdayi" Fist8 1: wfast between two little girls Til a certain place the other night. ^TI\ey accidentally knocked over, a box in a corner and out scaip ?erod a teeny-weeny mouse. Juif/ivg catfish. Botn girls let go 9* the other and. tied m saieiy After the fliey realized sOddedlv theyTB5k?-a lot in common and forgot to resume .the biutle. ONE unhappy gent lti AnusdeJ Bign reading, "Benedict, .beat hell -om-dT?Sllen.' WhcTT the latici scored,, the sign moved rather un???hy nnri when thg^ fhu*l aimiii blew, it was seen resting by Itself Th a lonely spot on ihe ground. Tin owner, hud become io.sa m mi throng. i^SI AIGHT! fin* I 11 u* proof ! iui t Sea rrttlr Gin is a brtter gin. < t//>' coliieii color ilfvilfh a ^ ?hl lo Inm ?l? niuualitv it a better \ American Original...Ilie ? vmHirln-gin-making i.t i ~ - . . V tme Who s lasted It! f ? ISTILLKHS COltP., \ fe)Vl YOltK tibia, S.C. ? pr;^?: ~ : ' ? trf*7"? \ - | E LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORMER, CC . AT ARCHER INFIRMARY?Dl i z-AVbczt M. Duv is.?dirtTtpr:?Trrnf; ! Nurse S M. -Neal attend nil nilin? ' ! 10,000 See Allen Down Benedict, 7-0 ^ I1Y GARNBLL HALL? ~T"TRv Allen University Ycliowjackels won their third postwar classic lioin the Bnu'tln 1 Tm' ers in Antisdel Uqwl here Saturday afternoon, before linuin . niminiuM I: aruihol iet'iiiy fans The score was 1 Benedict^ who entered the atrray underdogs, was jtubbo'.n -fo<- for1 -Coach W. W. Law.son': eleven but ' the. U-t; "in r-rn>d stinger *u ?,hp first quartet and the : JTigtas were unabl to remove'it the re'st of rhc game _j il was a ,hnrd foughicontest, up1 tfar fast hinmenr oT piny. lite : kind of if flame the 10,000 people ; paid.-Tcr -ee. fhe^onty scores enrrrr1 when Allen's Johnny Davts passed i to William Murrav h. the end zone ( Sn the iirst quarter and ohn Hunj ter converted-the point t DAVIS. MEANS, GILMOKi: i AtfO BACOATS -- As spi'CtjUOl'.s IPlt ho Buu 1 'hev -.were talking .ihont the bull? handling of Davis, Alien's 340pound quarterback who. tmtih Sarurday. was unknown among the university's rooiers. They talked too about Evans Gil'more, Benedict's fullback, who with a broken finger { r?- , i ^ , i f t -4? p t I i i ! "i I cmnlrpif fW between ster making my h | JOHNNY BEL! - they're MILD It's MY cigareti n i - * *'A h *% h w / ( V \ make Yo U : R. w: <?WiiaMto.s ( i I f **' U?i?y A <.. >tUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA Ar<TTFr- MenToriaL Intnmary* j and hi.s left haml_ in . playey | a perfect mime. Ellis Moans of Al' it'ti. Archie Hue oats, t'ju t.ne U<i 1 i, Utters. ?rot lht-ii sharp of Klorv too j, lt'oni both chtt'i iiiK .sections. J' 111 this holly fought thrilling contest. rootetV vi\t two victories. "For Benedict, a niorai one. while Allen's >Vii> i roainy. ; TJI.. i...j i. ,i....tt^ with both leu ins featuring vicious attacks ;oti the other's . line. Both running attacks were .stopped, how ever. The brilliant punting of Alan's bowman -:nd the uriving_ of Kllts Hoi i.c ' " ALe-am?hulpud- TTTc Yellow-jackets to stay in the Tigers' teiritory most of .the. first half: But , Belll'dicr had pl.oi.v - (>t lif?> -iit.-t that. She came back m the. second hit If wifh (.iiliuon , ^aci^ ahd'Spoii cer spearheading the team on a sustallied drtve-4-ron-i- the 28-to-Ahen'' 34, where it bogged down and Allen took over. BI ST CliVNtK I HWARTIO Uen?HUct-+, best chance to scor< came w hen Means fumbled-on hiown 13 and Benedict rn'iivi-iv.l im. i the, break" couldn't be turned .mv i pay tcrntm-y In ' 1 ic !Unil quJiU'i | Allen drove uii y at lis to Beh edict" I 28, anu a lew minutes later Bow ; man had to kick back to Isaac at" i tcr Benedict pas.-t s didn't click an< I she was*forced to kick out. Hem; ' Isaac caught the final kick am IESTERFIELDS = 3l les while ?-j iew picture, i h,i \ <. in t H I-I.INDA ? "|l K r I < Mi I | H I . j^jr I j ?? 'i < mmmmm t Coulter Academy Downs Marlboro CHKKAW. C.--The CouUor Aci unity Dragons downed the Marlboro County Training SehotrL of Bennetts ' villi- Li-7 111 a hard Jought buttle Friday. This was the Dragons' first Thome game of the season."and their i third played. Codltor?hrtd?previously?' bra ten ; Lincoln of Sumter 9 to 6 and had I lost, to Harbison Jr, College 7 to 0 i Walter Southall and Charlie Ford ^Uobl^-AiV' till ijr"*-; - f nr - tlTP"" Victors'; hThormrv Wrlchl scored for the losi is alter a 55 yard streak. ; ' was smeared oil his 45 by Captain r Love of the Yellovcjackcts, and that - v. a* all. : ?? j STAUTINti LINEUPS - . ... .Pott, Allen Benedtci LI". Murray Stallwortli J.T May . ClaMe; 1 ('. Kobfrson Hursi - ..C liomtneck ...... Bran T t'T Love J one' KE IlarjH-r "Webl t>B D.wIk Beasho L41 Bowman . "Spehcel It II Means , . . . . . I>avi I B Nilva . . ". . . . . fillmori Substitutions: t Allen) Burred McCoy. Taylor, B. Moss. Thomas * E. Moss Hicks; Robinson. llisc her Hunter and Stacy. iKcnedic.tr Hartmoii, Webb, Fant ( Kacoats, Lightner. Weslover, Isaac t Officials: Referee, Wt simoreiatm umpire. Walker; headlinesman Hawkins, and field judge, (iross. vmmmmmmmmm?mmmmmmm learn Pha i orrfRiNfe Dark-Roorr ^Portraiture r^Xoloring Commerck MORNING AND A l *- \ _ For Complete I Jtk ^7 gfc P , ; SCHOOL OF I iOOl's Washington Street y I ?? r loke Chesterfields beta of tobacco that's m t lltino tnhflftn 111 mellow,! I V - . ..? . TOBACCO PAR iPROM A ifRIH OP STATtMfMTS B ? ?; ? ?~| ' "" - -,J. I ~ l? ' ^ . Coulter Academy Having Big Year CHERAW. S. C.?With an enrol-, incut of approximately 400 students Coulter Memorial Academy here , looks to one of its finest years, H. 1 Marshall, principal, said Tuesday. * ; * . *'' ' ' Tiie Department, of Religious Fctucatton, headed by Miss Turner, : promises to be one of the finest i .i'iih's of t.hw ypar Ttnfrh Mr Marsnail?and Miss Turner attended" 1i~ Laymen's Institute in Charleston ?f'nM Saturday and Sunday.' ** The Coulter Memoriaf Chorus has , '-tji-en organized for the year, with lhe following officers: Alhort Hinrkax^ii prn-:1fU?ivr-UurTc?~ Martha Sumter. Secretary; Miss, f* Clara How. treasurer,. Miss Lovey , Davis and Lee Vance Robinson, 114 brarians, Booker T. Vereen. chapt lain and Jambs Dorsey, sergeant, " at-arms. The chorus has glrpnrlv Hpr-gtm nriicnce for several recitala < * (luring The school year. . > Also organized is the .dramatic j , club. The Garnet Masque, and has', r ':v> following officers: Whiltc-r Godfrey, pre8tdetilj_Ll?ej] r . ,inee Robinson. Vice president; ] , Miss Portia White, secretary: Miss! i, Lovcv Davit*, assistant secretary; ! , Albert-Blackwell.- treasurer. WalterI Southall, business meurager; Paul Str'eater. stage manager; Miss! >. I Claudia Smoot, reporter and Miss i, uimnittee of program. The Hftth i, Across the Hill" will be the first presentation of the Garnet Masque. H? tography COURSES^- ?i Technique : - " i iT Photography iFTERNOON CLASSES nformation Write: ? . 40UNT PHOTOGRAPHY Coliantolm. S. C. Tel. 5044 J- -f rr*S *+>>''+ y, ? %: ? . ? Hkv&& - -' ' *>.- x. ,.v^miBBB|^B^ *- ' * N : -?.r. { V * - vW, use I know the hem. It's goodripe and MllP/7 {6.0*1-- || IMCR, RA?tt, KY. Y HtOMINCNT TOOACCO IAIMIU.1 ? - J FAOt fHMI I Buy U.S. Bonds fl W I I .-jH H^fl j fl ^5 I Mj v!^v X J V f f 1 Jf A "' ' * ' JL k- #* MgF ^yT- .^"T^M iyith & IBFP frv H H a V af ^ M A t ^' "-4^1 ttitHPtO WmiS^EY?8TT~PROOF 1 F2S * GRAIN isifUTRAl S Pt ?<1& I 6A14A3MCR 4 BORTOH. Hk , BKLTIMORI 3. MO. 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