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T~r' ? We Stand By Truman
?:~ This comiAg :$utticIti^E^j3E$i6#?Sey^2r^werof Sou th "Carolina
WjiU go,?o .the polls with millions ot other Americans
~ ta^otciipur preference among- four candidates for the presi
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-jr?- Uya JhcWi is little? point in discussing here?which?candi,
- date thas the appreciation of most of us. It is not a matter
pf deciding which man we.are going to vote for; rather,
it^ia to decide how many votes we can give him and how
, } . ipight we get around any attempts to limit our votes, or
^: -"**wSVe them counted for the wrong person,
i vWe of South Carolina are sending with President Truman
^ind with the Democratic party and, with the millions
- of white South Carolinians, Southerners and Americans
elsewhere who, as we, believe 'America cannot he anv
~~ ?tronger ;than- its .weakest linkY nor "-effect abroad any more"
_"V 'decency thrm it can ef fect^athome. ?
H. of South Carolina know also that millions of people
| *k?Vife watching the Tuesday election to decide whether there's
| any struth in -the - oft-repeated advice to officeholders. "It
? suicide to fight tor tile i-Kfhts of Nfgrtmtt
Uial^i? we don t stand with the man who has stood by us
j; nihu-hasn't been content, as hi.s opponents, to talk and pro'jooije^vagnely,
but has done all he could, almost singlef-r?
haiidedly and, has elected to sink or swim on his convictions
i nobody, will dare again to stand bv our side for a long, long
i \ T**. ?JEvery loyal and faithful one of us is'going to tile polls
i and vote bri November 2. Nothing is going to keep us at
C home, or on the Tub That day- November 2 is the day of thr
r- r-second emancipation for our people, the day we sTibw^cur
TitrJe,p8upport. And we'll stand by President Truman. ,
fcfo' Needs Tolecirn Sometliiny ---4-*-+==
Governor J^<Strom THurmond. of .South Carolina. DixW
- cratic candidate for the presidency, w^o apt'"himself up as
tbeing an authority ton the race question, his shock and trade,
z ''explained the other day that when he sent invitations to
\ all governors to join him at a certain meeting, he didn't
f -know that .Governor William TP/Has tie of the Virgin Is?
lands was cdiored,
f 1 -!V-. -This pvasion may stick with whites, most of whom don't
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f? SELECT THE KIND OF TECHNICAL
t - - ~ TRAINING YOU WANT ... EARN
| Good pay while you km
'4 ' . Technical Schools are rated among the finest rnmnlot^ h??
!* ^WOr!d\Al.ld noW y?u Can choof* tht* course vouLl^
1 c f*ffhnwftl lrain<MfT yr?M lauft^r? T"
you enlist. 1 <- ? If yau've gr;v
J . Hert1! how it works. You select two of the rtre ^ to 1
several fields of interest. Then you name two here's the gre
) _-- yeitlty couraea in each of these fieHn. The Tonxoutd hop
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ifruiW tho fact, pith^t; *"?* CV>
or hasn't looked at the big pic
room tp his.office. iThis picUi
the governors, Governor Has^i
But if perchance Govorno
pressing his ignorance*Of the
needs .to learn considerably
presidency. Maybe, too, if he \
at leading ttTTne business of p
the'walls oi his office a bit mc
r
Progressive Par^
At first We suspected, ith
the howling heard about tlj?w!
affair is being made by the ri
Bojn b(5$ftir-ottt*~-of their back tar
i Committee" in another of m
i thc NAACP which hum <.nrrif
ing facts. , . . .
t Practically every signer i
fhi? miKi wiiLL known are - lis
l Ga? World, a partj^ candid
| Moines, Iowa, party vice cl
i H. Haine.v of Philadelphia, ;>a
Willard B. Kansom, India nap
5 The Progressive Party, th
ing in subversive activity ag
THE NEED FOI
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By JOHN
! DON'T BE A SUCKJJlt
i Dlxiecrnts Arid whoinntK- ureri'r
, missing h single trick to Seat Pre.
I sklent Truman on November 2 in
; this .scctloiy
Several Negroes report tnev have
j been told by unknown persons, 'Y^tT
j might as well vote for Dewey be.
cause they aren't going to count
j any votes you cast for Truman."
The "knowits" theorize-That these
| citizens aren't going to vote for
; TTujmiibmL-aiia.. mc-Jikcly-m?vote.
I for the Dig enemy of Thurmond and
his Dixiecrats, President Truman.
1 Hence, if they can mislead Negroes
i into casting their votes for some
' other ticket than that backing the
! President, or not vote at all, they
i will not only have gained one vote
on their side, but?two, <
There are several other little tale!
we've picked up, all directed to'muds
keeping Negroes our of the
I Truman rnlitrmi nr nut Of all CQlumns./To
old time voters suc^i pop^jjy-cock
makes no iiiipression. Tc
and cUiifUSlll^. it has long beer
customary for the political skunk;
to circulate fabulous and wild talet
on the eve of an Important election
8uch a campaign Is so timed as t<
make it impossible to aright ft:
negative effects in time for tht
election.
But any?Negro; who pays tffi
slightest) attention to these or an\
other tales and advice offered bj
Johnny XJome Latclys, is being the
e? 1
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I
-rmrww you Kftve soleeted.and
rved fpr you. Then you enlist,
uc training and attend the
na ealpctad. ?- ~~~ ~
cluatefl from high sc hool and
(17 with parents' permission),
atest educational opportunity
e'fco find! See ypur Recruiting
KSES AVAILABLE!
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gfapK '?? ' G*n?rpf?r Man ??
non T#%?ypa Repairman
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Martkal AM Man
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VMaliii Hiaal'iai' L_
H>a <^?Wf ul fcf**Tu?n*nt
Jtapoiman
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Court*
LUMBIA, S. C. _
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lflMTHOUSl AND INPOKMEE, COiU
vornort Thurmond cither ftbJrj"
ture hanging the reception
carries photographs of ail ! t
ie'p amqpg them -.
r Thunj^id A* honest in ex-1<
raoe ofnOovernor Hasttie, he J
more before aspiring to the t,
VpUld apetid a Jittle more timejt
W Htafo^ie could looV around <
re. \\ \ v
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/ Subversiveness ^
d ho**.'\v#*i*>w, ihtet most ^lV
tfAACP and W. E BrDuBojsp
^JP^aiv4Barty people,?Dh-ji
I^era of the "W. K. B. DuBbist
weral rolfases, .subversive to }
nto ds, vvU;iiote some interest
t >- ' >
s a Wallace backer* some oft
nrkin Mnptihail. editor Maconr~
P. Jbipvvanlr- Des
toirman;r J Magistrate Joseph '
JTfty congressional candidate, j
?Ksl hid.tii party candidate,
e WidlaCT people. are engag i
ainst the NAAC1\
R CHANGING
A s:
McCRAY
sucker these' figure him to be. All
- he needs to dramatize his caliber i.s I
j a-proper size*'lush meat ball on" ;
I which to suck as the Dlxiecrats and
.his (itlWr enemies sit on the bank
j_JLXUL dangle the line befoYe him
' under aouth Carolina law. every
vote cast must be counted, unless
certain-polling: workers enn steal the
j Vote out of the box and destroy it ,
I before, the eyes of a witness c:\n j
i disccYn. And the stealing has to be
; dbn*- dUftjig. vhe. eoiuiLUigr mid af
tet- the boxes have been opened.
1 'Hie only thing we need remember
to do Is to nut our ballots for Mr.
Tiuman in the box on November 2.
They will be counted for the offlj-clnl
Democratic party. And. there Ls
j only .one.?The DixU'crab?are a
brand new outfit, not a part of the
} : Democratic .party and not recog
j nlzed. If they ever bnrlr intn
'< 1 the party, there'll be many Negroes
i trvirur In rln unto them what thev
' ' have long done to Negroes..
* '" We can be big suckers by not
, vatUig fui Tfunulll. Wl' Cim tW IMi,'
-t-fiuckers by staying home and not
' voting at all. We caii be big suck'
ens by not getting other qualified
Negroes to the polls and voting November
2. And if we mark up a
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specific part of your ear
.according; to a lubricutio
is the kiiui ot socialize
you ^;el at y<'Mi I'.sso Doj
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~f " - } 1 (t-Mr-^y w nttrq
ear investment of your3
your Esso Dealer for a i
change an<l cheek-up.
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31?S5 0 CHASSIS GDMH I ." .,
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MBIA, SOUTH CAROIINA
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sucker' mBf cn any count we rrai
" ill be giving aid and comfort to
L hunnoiul and the DlxiecraU, and gi
he Itlan .and the domugogues. M
Every Negro voter! ought to stay u
>tl his job Tuesday until he has 1 o
.'oted. If all of the 60,000 or more \
juaiified Negroes vote, together]
vith other Truman voters they can I at
^hase the Dixiecrats out of exist- Cl
3nee. - - - -? I e<
And we shouldn't pay attention t A
X) preference polls which'have been j ?
jlecuhg Detfey for. sonie time. j 0
There same pol 1 s reported against "
President Roosevelt iu 1940 and j o\
again in 1944. In Xact for the past |
eight jiears, the polEj have been 100 r
percent wrong; thqjy can be'again. 1
Ttjity may be wrong, oven, now. H1
Let us then swim around all ad- j ?
vice and bait dangled before us. So I
long as our leadership >mt s"y i
to USMhac there is need for con-'
corn, don't worry about it. Just pet i11
out and vote and get out the vote !
in your house, community and town j tl
President Truman?nor any other ~f
candidate can win if the people . \
dorTf go out and vote. So get our v
and votf. Forgot about the?mwh fed
you with a little sugar.
Charleston hlews v
CHARLESTON. S. O. ? An educational
program will be sponsored
by the Missionary Society of Central
Baptist Church Sunday, Octo-j
ber 31 at 11:15 a. m. A special~ser- |
moiv will be delivered by the pastor,
the Rev. O. S. PrarikLin. Le-f "
roy Anderson, instructor at Burke j
High school will speak oil the sub- |
ject "Life in Foreign Countries.",
Mrs. A. H. Clarke, wile of the Rev |
A. H. Clarke, pastor of Memorial}
Bantist church?alll speak on?the |
' Need for OrCattfr Service uv Home j
invited to .KU'nd. Mrs A?Mur
ray is president and Mrs. I. J ?
Chapman is secretary. 2.',
_ Anna Edwards passed Saturday
at her residence on Rosemont
St. tier remains were interred
C ~
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Dr. C McCottry of Charlott.
\ C,, and Mrs. J. McKee and baby)
( wore?viistors in the city recently.}
. Mrs. McKee returned by plane to
Charlotte, October 21. She is a roj
gistored nurse at the Good Saniarii
tan Hospital.
The Criterion Social and Art Club*
wishes to thank its many friends
for the patronage?given the easl>and
carry supper -sponsored by it at
: the homo of Mrs S~. Ernest.
! The Sunday School and Usher
| Board of Central -Baptist Church
cordially invite the public to attend
the world, November 8. Passengers
will leave 68 Ashe Street at & p. m.
Visits will be made to Pensacolu.j
Florida to Brazil by ship, then a
i plane will fly passengers to China
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SONS TO SEE
THOROUGH W
oh eh -mic in ink'-for- some-"
--each one expertly applied
m sjuide for your ear . . . that
i<J winter lubrication service
bar's.
m^^iVefTpn tor that important
. Make that date-today- with
roniplete Fall service job. oil
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4 ISSO BODING OKI A SI W\?lv
.li'\ **N>1???.J %vlu'H h?'arinc'lubricant
tor ?111 (11 r irs ;nut -1 ni<?lc
< provides reiki l>le lubrication 111
imt'ii cold anil hot vvca thnr,
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1- B (StO CUP OftlASf ? A at able.
1 ~ACAItfr-Tt'Sliitniit yqujsu tut Kpwbct^application
Whetv hrpvior urca^
it in rotluH-cd
IVINT. NIIDS -
, rv^/K I
?moatii-worn tires
p-Safe Atlas Tires. j IN TH
t\ in the XT. S. and
* ithwj ,i? I, ^ i, .1
Lor that helps keep ' o.cA^rnp
vis from eorfoslun. piba?i uk
i
TAN D * R~
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id1 France. Refreshments will be C-...-rved.
games and music will be roun
ven at various stations. Mrs - E. irr?n'
Washington, chairman; J D. .
[ayne?, superintendent; the Rev.
s ?*?*?>. P~<?r, , SK
Arthur J. Clemnet, Jr., executive ditoriu
dietary of the Progressive De^no- 516111 0
rats will be principal spaker in a Alcorn
junty rally November 1 ut Bethel pfhicip
ME Chureh at OeorgeUiwn. O. 8;
orcher is hoping for an attendance
f not loss than 2000 person.. The - ?
leeting will deal with the problems .
t voting. ^
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H. A. IX'Costa/ noted contractor,
is added fire &nd casualty insur- .
llite.iojiis business He is pmiid to -
nnounce that his son, H A Deflsia.
jr., has been added to the ~
n m. Ho ji j' g I'll(11 ti I a ??t Am n y n?ri "W"
as a degree in Architectural- Eng_i^
eerlng from Iowa State College. .
After three years 3}t service with
he National Advisory Committee
or Aeronautics ni Langly Field,
rp , hp i?e signed to enter business
/1th his father.
a. ? % ' -
Ambulance-service i
BOWMAN & 1
FUNERAL
Dover Bow
Embalmer^-Notai
">( 2 Tnnyard St rret T
HEAR
HENRY A. W
..... PROGRF.SSIVE CAN
ii
__ preside:
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ATLANTIC CO,
INSURANCE C(
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DISTRICT OFFI
BK'Al!FORT. Huuth Camlina CPU
FLORENCE, South Carolina " GEOl
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GREENVILLE, Soutn Carolina SIM I
CLAIMS PAID WITHI1
HOME OFFICE; 8?, ITH & WENTWO
TOUR ESSO DIt
(INTER PROTECT
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it I".' i ] > l??r ivisy pose
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v preific spring appiiiatjon jjuru?
w?*4<; lony-i.ilMill\iiMJperauun. .
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Will nut injurs natural or .svn- <lnor
thetii rubbsr, instills, or/cur Hslj
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HE RIGHT LUBRICANTS, IN THE
E RIGHT PLACES ..
IVJ CAREFULLY;. .The Life You Save I
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T VALLEY, Georgia ? The
Founder's v Day Exercises
eld at the Fort Valley,ASM* m
Friday, in the college au- M.
m. Dr. W. H. Pipes, Prtsl- "
1 -Alcorh A. and M. College,
Mississippi ' will be the JP
lal speaker. , ~ -Hag
I Th
, OYSTERS )N SEASON
/e Excell In Fine Foods ,
Each Meol A Special
Urder , jf
.STEAKS O CHOPS '
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4DAY, OCTOBER 31, 1*4*
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parity and Ngheemend*
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ruins of the Republican cJ
bagger and Scalaway dayjB
This Is The
(Clfp it out a* your goidb On jl.'J.
Nwwilifr 2, and be wif t* pjT'
SUSAN FITZSIMMONS AUlWN ^~
THOMAS R. GARETY
JOHN V. MURRAY . _ r
JOHN M: ROSS
CAl H. STRICKLAND :15 '
WHiftUN .
This is the' ticket of electors
RECOGNIZED >y the National
Democratic Party and pledged [ v>
to o(continv?H?(| of the liberal
policies thgt v^p put mere
dollars into the pockets of Farmers,
Business M*p, labor and
AU e# our^ people than atw^fc./
administration ip pur nations
history^; - .r: ,u ' ' ..r<?
There Are .1M
' iHOrjft' ftf! I
ond Repu^Ucons
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