Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 05, 1949, Image 1
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Police" Hunt
Oi' Fomstn
f'i'iict grilled iht Reverend ??1 '
^ Laiy Mi K?ht>kn* ahmf -*t\h ?< Ml !LVrri/k
cr*J othi;r? during the week as ' la MM lv\ * Vg* ' liol 1U
~ ? ?Thrv pTtrS.>a ihfve^oftr hunt ~-,T7^ ~ .
_L tui Hit liuuiiiiLj. id Pranklio .I\I VJ \ t , llk^U W
.si,.,.. jtodv is.,. *0 |^alTlt7\,'IV?;
1- t? ilrnT: la IT' T^iTur J-Vv.-lT)' >hmi{> . 11
' tb? la>MburK rvad . >r ... I hv AthtntiTTtjr,
court* and federal of. ~tt' the "Hennkrats" uh
. * f'teer* nrrc still wurkint on the ftier could "win assuntner Hi
fw Tuesday, wRte.oUier drier Hide-tracked. and if the reel
, tions likely *.* the> moved to leader* WrrO of the |y y
solve the mystery. In- pit and pat and love belt*
f ederal men were reported in ntocnttic fachiorw.
forested- In oeterrointnf wnrt
" :?= ?? . j?.. 7T a ? -? 1?* .ink. ill many UYir Hull
her I urrmtrr ?** Uain awl his _?n ? , ..... ..
, , _ , . .. Vfiy Uixi.-er.ilTrTavTTTTi TFl k
hotly aumneil jm the govern .. y
mJl nronlrrls ?,r w L!i* nnnv'ttnri nu nt nf O-gf
' . s ,k ; IHmII) . . vs. Ittvt
- slain there - - o... r. t^t by thi nffrnal par
KMVLOTRD VICTIM tripe Th? Dent
. Kl -?Mi lb ''^h -?-vh" "I" s v; . , y',maiil'li . U.i aaid th,
. . . thi t,i KUi ? '* 0 trl nit htu 'ip>. ,vl rt?e?tirt| km an ex'ag
the " blork ot. Washington gyration
atro^f,... IJSl another' slii.s.t Rite -Rut . :i r> iHiittKiQlys knowi
- -. .huttftjewe e?n. ,thp HKViI ;t|}ot'k of l?..th-. iti Si'?Ctth tWrnluia and - it
: ' >trtr.t.'--t mph-ytsj f'o.trioter Washington ' fluyl .jljr. .Du.icri.ti.
Jiisd hECTJtirs*lxmm|t KZ.tfiChtiv&t: w>?if \ww?tk to-Set ??.. * >n'?rn>
T.~ ;: to nnvo o?)tr> along with tin; qU. gr.,** ; a :tt> .the part) ? and bai* V#
; ~ ' ^ ?"*tiou?hg <>f nil?oth?r person* rir.u.tty made ovrnurci. ~llut thi
who u'uM -shcsl s??LH?'" light. un rnrrcinj; fit "th.r t\vu '|iroitj>> ha:
< ; - tlir dfml ni.n> im iivitu'*' tha been hrW off 4*cau*e both. th?
night preceding nix death. fptt JVmocratii N.nt ona! r?>iT?ant*w
Tt*te.r hli 'NtA shot . to tlcajh, \,;v t t>io- dftfti*) South Camjini
and .numotivt wyi .pear dale ? Pf rt y have instated that the Nr
. Mwdly - , ' . y~ '. ' jjj \?. 4|u?v'sVi<>t> l?c- forgotten. tha'
im:Khlw K, . Knrrcfclen- .. was j-n wli/rnUh?. wal?'v t<> \?<U*h
gcOcriil.lv Known- in thu to .-the party. be permitted to d?
iniflAn ttrrct hlts'k, but . Was con- M, ,,, ,n plain ?nd i^'trtcr wnr Is
sidcred quirt and without any Uvr ju,tgc Wiring ruling tt
Ctw rnn-s He had been employ fctmorv Hice be regarded ai
CL ardhe Htub ishmfciil iiii. a- -fmot ?md nbsnhmv taw tn SiiUtt
bout two years Slight ofbuild,^Carolina ?
he was seld? m >.*n not wearing' -phr Dtaiecrgts are reluctant ut
a .mkUt w?k?i coat.- customary t),|i .?*Uc -Mnreovei, they als<
irr^'i imi ^|iiiI*' unu'-'i'lU0" ' Uu' n *' " '-K p'hipl" "
mcnt i outinurd oq page 4 aaL I
. ISUKPIIIHUDOWN SCHOOL
? n WALHAI.U ? (ANSI
disclosed Friday tie ?n holding Salardty that wimati
two 14-year o^l youtlu for ques- 1 rhar|iai Joha Archie
tiomng in connection with' the Hmvis. It, Roy Darti, 14,
hurnu.i; of the Walhalla school ii.H a?y ^lpian tfl
'luring the week ^? ? wlib burning dowa Q?e
* No charges had been filed UalhaJla 1 school here '
-gainst-the lads, who, Wcuthi rs n rdnryisT night. The
sind. admitted taking part in the |wo i>aVk youths were
horning and. who implicated in out on bond' but Chap2.
"idiT. ynuth. ??- m aa ha4d In Jail. ?
Fireman found the building Weathers .aid the
? ' hopelessly illame when they an } ypang couple said
rived at the scene Supennten chapman had promised
rli-nt l.inrulii lnnM ioiH lr?c?
approximates " ^.OoT'No thorn . dolus lor M,
for term, th, 135 enrolls po ??
p?l<s have been adopted. Jones ..
. ... i. i.. wfne when they were
rnm?++tt-v probablv 3*rrh b< p- ?-*? .
unable to explain their
pjiiced in churches . ... . . . |?ow*l<m
of a txwUae
Willkie Awards PERSONALITY
Made To Three THE WREK ?
rhcc newspapers father of na a<^ The south
- . . ? _ van.hna NAAt'P t'nnfrrervce is
' J SfiT"?**^ " a01 ^ of th" W? influential
*Wrndell L W.llk.e arKl .orhfort* of Ne
Negro journalise * gr.V-, Many thousands la long to
b* Mrs Agn*a.E M*rrrw~Wa*h- ,ft<, n a a CP .n the state but only
ngOQ IM - wbr.,announced W?d A. u-^,m fh0y g?Jn*
neiday by the Ntonan Found* r< , Vf ,h.. ,
ko t.on at Harvard University. , . ** f -v
^ J* ', ****"*, pi ? P in ( heMerfle.d eoonty.
y..: The award for fhe bestnublo (hr ,|M|f |ow n of cheraw.
Tvice by ? Negro ?Ves the father of the state
went to the.Norfolk Jounral.and ^ organisation. He Is
Outdo- "tor the equality of its - *-~ _Ti_ .
overall perfoTmancc. bsifd *on a
rj?-t\ of entries sombittrd for
a. ? I ? *- ? A
ular tot the oonsutteotfy hifh cal.. jM WL
it* rdti?>r)3i paee." urxier
IV Bernard Youn*. .
?ht-.T" flj
The iward f<<r obj? tlv? np<>r? W~
R Laulirr, H|
Washington correspondent" of the
Atlanta Daily .Vf'.fld.."for dutm _4
member nev^jij*fcperV,of thrNNPA
1 'f'-ar 1 .tmorrheny've ?r>d "^51. lil_i
' . ?V? ra|f?- ..( events ??<nificani ^?
r<idir>
( alt-aftd
1 Th* aw>ird ' > artrle*
ru ja ent to Sinton Booker.
ft-- - Port tar a ?4 arching ?n? ol
articles exposing diwrim- ,
inatorv condition* Cleveland / ' V Vj
puhlicfichool*"
,1 Judges were four Nieman Fel- '
I k?w? Alan.Barth. editorial writer , 1>*V' <? Byrd
Oh the Washington Porf; Grady E 4 Byrd who by trade
C ay. Jr . reporter on U a plumber the father of
ville Courier Journal. David B fw cWMrM| lw# lhe|||
. Druman. science writer on - the
fi Cuilwii oo page ft oal. 4 Caatlaaai oa page f eol ft
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; 3 ifi s. :?-!
: A vm% The Seu'spaper With
nlet V t I
% H uTnc fjA
\ ; | l'g> " Columbia* S
% I ? 1,1..*A.r.
N ISlBONK' || ^ / Vf |
vim simjt i; I \T~T
c. NONV* Service * ^
i? tiiTned Dl \ iecrnTfT Tiuif huiii- 7? " ~ "
rat Negro Democrat* would be f. ,. . . .
?^niy?'d and official IVmix-rnMr ^ V\,OVttl MOVt |
onlimm the ..tutu. ?|M?. all uouM r?????; tt?tt
ffn the two South t arolina IK';
TRUMAN SALUTES PRESS
ANDLOOKSTOFUTURE
* W ASIIlS?t?Tt?N?*-( NNl'.\) r -t?~t?;??r-^??~
? Pfwitklti Truman t h ?* Tht>tti W
i yw)t hailed the st-M-iilh an
? nual observance Of "National "!,<i w* vur-jnuj
:W? KewipNWE W?w.
11?r! , . -- ; hnffi the. j\?octiittnn- - ? cemt
?h.. I. opened sunda> and ntmn u \N ,-t-;
i cwnUitUHt through March a .tuny in i: ,.?.i i?
t Recalling the founding <?t the S|U nrdmUMl
find Negro newspaper in m v.mnK >rwt H .M NbK?|
, 1X27. the rhief . eaecutive w,. v pretruh-iit* t*i th. Aowhar
, noted that "we are just an of ' paper .-diton
murh concerned with the li- 'l Wj
L ft 'he hnmuw spirit 'lk ^U! -*>JV?-ir4U) 4in 'h?
t as the pioneers of thr"past * J!,
> p-niy..." public affair* program Katurdtf
.... ?? * i , , ? .' afternoon, oti which the rote <>|
j Tiie struggle for hun?ii n,,, Nrgrt); |ir|)|f/i# ,irr()
j fnwloni has matiy forma, and A final t>r<>.?<t? ast will im,
it never rndr", he willed. luafOvVI Mutual station* TFT
"Ahea bof us lies the goal of day night. Man h 4. at 19 p. m
i full arid equal participation, when IU>ui* t.aijtier. Whtft H?u*
> by all Amertrims-tii both the v"rri'*>M,n<<''nt WanhinfUir
fc r? -s;win ilulitics" and 'the re- >,UTt'&" i!'"1 b" HNPA. wdi ap
wards of our national life" vr7ir "* ?n< "r ,v" '1 '? ?*>?ter>
*-*"rv i'iii v* RAi Kisn . Who will .interview Senator 8 pea
Omi m*S? BA? KINO ,.f H..rid. on th.
Anquumwl ?.mun.?..t?ly wu T,?. p, .. m n
the passage of a resolution by .... J
th. cocuttv hoartl of th. Negro 1J ,1,
Nt'ttfapopct Poblljto. ' , " '
- a-ar :a..1b
Truman's "forthrighf fight foe . UCMI^CD C AIU
-nvil ruhti PHI M4m4 !>? JEJKi jlsWI
gaR3M"??|UMOaUWi
Thu. X*^. ;;.u.l'n<-<f Lht: . WASHINflTflN i AN1M' ' T>*?
^ 1 f ; I ? Pit? ' ?
_ _ __ _ _ ( ?in -biuiei iiMiurt*on
- leachets-Ta Hold t^r,X*"u5'
31st Convention "1^. Thi^KuTt' Hti?hack in 11M2
: ' : *"*"*' when Henderson, then an em
Uprp Mar '?A - ployee for the President* Fair
| ntrrt? ITIdl. ?*3 Employment- Practices comraltThe
program committee of .the ^vas 'i**01'"*! service on the
Palmetto State " 'achers Associ- 'Pn<-r while traveling?between
I.Tn.m anhoum^^Tui i?dir~that AHiinto. and. Washington
I plftns had bacn completed for , Henderson claims that the two
,) ;hi>?3Ut annual iitfiv?ntinii, to Ubltri nearest the kitchen. which
t he held here March 24 - 25 are normally scfaside for colored
J .-Croup chairmen, consultants passenger# were occupied by
land speaker# for general sea- white passengers when he went
}sions have bs?en carefully select- into fhe diner for service He waa
\tiL\These will he hybi ?n the i?ld that he could not be served
Columbia Township- ?lutnnr...m then as the ? fiend section way
to which the public i? invited already occupied Although there
POTTS TO SPF.AK vj .ml Uihlw *'?? tha other
Highlights of-first gen- P**t ?*f the dining car. Hender -
rrai -oagir-n, srhivfuled for 1 f*. [ ?urt . Wit? not permiTfed To use
M March 24. will la* an address ' them. ,
J >'. Pott PSTA pr. . I II l lilMM. CAR
. dc-.t It is expscted that "' Mr. Following instruction of the
Potts will include in his. address person in t-hargr, Hrndemrm left
. t- only'the program of the or- the dining car for awhile and re'
pa.-oration, hut" future plans of . turned later, expecting to find
asMMiatiun?,?_??T ? Liu.?uii ithw tahlcs vacant hy
A symposium ??n some imphc- , that time.. but on- the contrary
At/on* of the convention's theme, .'they were still occupied ami were
'Education for the Improving of riot vacated duairg" the entiar
Community Life," wifl be the dinner hour
"+-f?-nture'1..??f the second Thursday X'onVequcnrUy. The" Negro pas
seaauVriu srhedulFd for 7 P M j senger received no food at all.
Participants will- incjude Wil- j following his refusing to be
iwm Cwprr. Director 'of Sum- served in the coach
mer 'Study of Adult Education. A romp land was filed with the
i H >mpton Institute. Dr George "'Interstate, ("onmwri't~^mmiM>oir
( ontinued on page 4 eol. S in (* Ifrfrf ' ICC held
. ? that the railways- regulation was
i^iiuiniiuc I ntr # violation oL the ICC prt
DUtjlllvaO 1 #Hg a/vl dismissed the* Complaint on
[ mmjg ' : ''ml:; ' '"'p/' ' ?' Sapt. 5. IfM?
gilt f inir The case was appealed ]U> the
1 ~t> S" brstrirr eram~ot Maryland:
#i ?m in October. 1948,-..which upheld1
Uranger Oliys 'ht dismissal of the complaint
* (OIKT 1TBOLDH
New Yorlt - (ANP) Lester 'B .Tbe Maryland Federal court
Granger, cxrurtive director'of the held that the -regulations of the
Natidn^l Urban league, said here TPllrbad < yrnmny did not set up
last wf#Ht that Negroes through- Ahy iht-qUAhl> or unjust dlscri. 1
out the .cAun'ry are already feel- minatiou and that segregation of
injj the effects of a depreasion intenrtatr passengers t|. not for
m-n?? ie*gU? ?t 1 bidden -pfWVMlUg there Wits
annual meeting in the Russell equality of treatment of
Sage foundation, he said that the ger* . increasing
drop off in business is The'appeal was made to the
being heralded by the leas of jobs U. S. Supreme court last week.
- among Negroes He cited the bur- However. has not yet
eau of labor statistics which poin- decided whether ?t will hear*the
ted out that nation-wide unem- case
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i i Conniriictive foficu Charleston Plans
^ ^ College Suit Yet
^vi'ronitti vtu-uKt- a,if
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c' fuod
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flU* ft ft ??. tMftft ft ftN5f _i_?rtvk ^rh, : had L>
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rv . ' - 1 * s''' tWditwUop
Entemmger Quits
L 7 lijln.ia* yopiciv -f WhichMerit
J Olft. I OMIMIH . .M? . ;? 11 :? . i r?v,n.
~ ' j.'.' ; "< ' ; Y- ' -.Xt'.? rv?toluu<^r?*: mcliidwt- i ..
M.i-i' A .> t.!.;mmgr r f? the f.i ' .oM , n t . uttinR oft. fund
' I' ' ' ' ni.i .an. i i.f On tj - , i..i. , ;..n,. ''.i r-il
A lr r? lie m-i^vl (>urt. npeiVtlKi 1rV- .! lin'- i.rvU r that Nt <n)tII
th< ( lu??xi i.i Homing Auih.o -tt?f># lum-.i .ti.iii -fee tn*t? .16' M
l|r>' Krj ; n *?.? 66ilwi> arifyurityYi..thg
p liVv.-. L IlA- **< & i?t> *nfrf -Mnndnv j'TTT '.'iils -iit- -Burtc -high m itiwi
1 ' r. .. ?>t} th*. un?<*poi*t?it fipplh'PtUvng' htftjhtriUi fo
r< w?> gtvdh. ' (> n ? ' t??- Hif \ nlli|| wixt 4
-.4?ic iit.ii. ;! -VOA. rultitiv-vulun- j th.il ri+f- t.'lwd>ytiW hrnwh .mnk'
fjiry l>iit ti* ilhtM Mi Knt/.minger *u! t" firvf ir. rrvort!
i i.thri kt-'v jmtmoivs citimcctiwi wJ)' <Jirr -or fx it any public fund
v w;*h. the auth.<ritv 'rpuht. ' be w'* rfitm ???l al Uiti c4iif.
? r.cV.c})*'*!. iiV. tf|p|>^x?f?r> fur n state ' ' ']"
< .T.d Mufvt.iv thnr PR^DK^ TH
' -y.-T- u plm i iin nt had n< ? n Tnadr ' . - *
hut ? ,i nominatiun short BATTLE WI*
Th?- office kant thftt the latter! - . " t
matter wan tn the hflrxtx of C A> L~,
u~.. r-i-11.. -
?.. ...? jiiviTO j nrjif r t?i <<??f/ -?~
. ty committee. and that -theac | _ * ?
?.< tv c\p?. tci to report during. I r/lir/lfw III r ire
Mr Et.laimngcf- Malted with ,,lff w,|r 'fttilan!! a?
i the University Terrace project UuU> burned Saturday nigh
j little- i v. i ten year* ago WMgl when lilr le?t|??*d To hi# < JothllV
the city of Columbia took over whlll. h,. 4jcpt ^ u rtMNU.de rtoa
' <hi? and the Allen Itencdict f,andrum
Court, he waa moved to the lat* , ,, .
_*!. . . _ ,, Karl II Stoke*. white, wlui wa
tcr ap'.l tuu served ii It* rnana , . , . . . . . .
mriia-infft- awakened a/uurul mid night bj
Kqr?i. , ? th. w.r? am< tif the yobth. sait
___ v the lad wa* running along th.
'I' A A C|j4 nwl env?-lot>od in flame*. whicl
' A mrnAT^MmmtJ ^^.anajta he believed to trave rolled int?
IJIyiiw y%VtLB iRThPg* lull li.[inuf In nrli a flrr hi
llfl^ I Ka.l to huilt to keep him warm
* jn trying to put out the fire
? Sb'ket?httm<*4f??*?? - painfully
?ai a. burned hut waa In good condtj
1 wo Langston Jtjon Monday
I Students Test KdHor Ha* Babyg\i
i ? t -tPublinher Pleads
Oklahoma Law ! gary. mo <ans> ? l?i
I Maoli'r ? -I TV- "
i -- r% m . ui ?nr uiiry
Stlllwitrr, Ok la? (AN!1) The Amcrlra.i carried ft front pace
first attempt to bl?It lilt uiy-j plea, under thic caption. ForM.
college wo made here last publisher of the newspaper
Wednesday when two Lungston The publisher xplainod that
university 'tudenta applied for ei rne of Ole r|? wk copy specially
tran?;e to the arts and science wonted had to t?e omitted beschool
and school of home ecun cause the editor was In the ho*pi
moic*s t?il and, had just given birth to
Henry FJoyd, 21, of Eufaula, * bouncing boy
aeeHs rouraes in political srien<e The editor happens lo'beTRe
He is a junior at lungston Jane wife of the publisher, being the
Ellison. 19, Okahoma City, vrantK former Migs Kdwrna Harfeston of
to take textiles courses i.. ; Charleston.?* C, -rTheir
transcripts were accepted y.**< rj"cw arrival ha*
by Dean Herbert Pkttcrson- the named Henry O. Whitlock.
' ojlegc'1'; registrar who said they **r P?P<? Wbltlock. promise*
would t?e checked In the usual no re a*wt betV*c news in the fumanner
He added that Uieenroll j*,rr. additional hand in
mcnt of Nrgr?H*? would t^ib-fer- :n^
red to t)r Henry O Rennet, pfVs,- ^ ^ yw ^ Univenity~o(
V Oklahoma must admit a Negro
Statute! forbid the mixing ^K^tudent if none of the Negro
races In sc hool However.-a spec
ial-three judge federal court rul- ts^ntlnued uti.pagr 5 col. I ,
TO ADDRESS TEACH
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I fo^G?N?RAb^!s^mLY
Touched off by bundled* of circular letteisfrom an At
?JatltlL (ifOfgiit ihlit nomad, and a bltotcrlnK denunciation
from th? stulr NAACI* Conference. SouthCntntininns N(ettied
down to heaping verbal Hbuwm on the legislature o v e r
the week-end for tinvln^ apptatkted** GTptPd Dragon Cftdtt \ ;
of the Ku K4o\ hIan. who- spoke in the state IhmI Wedn*ad?>'
night * (irven
had been "intr?^ureil"to meiwhers of the hgiHtiF"
lure by Itep. 1.'. I. heenau til Aiken f?unl> an, "one of our
t?- kinnsman was Houndly applauded. ?----- - -- - - i
Ity week-end wevcrnl hundred citizen* reported having
I received a mimeographed fettei from Mrs. M, K. Tilly of At'
lanta. \Tbi<4yrein ted thai tireenw asnt eon*l- i-r~
it? n d quite "good tLCTQSft ^v?hiljlhr:ittT:gT''.Mrw. Tilly V
irrrn. hi wmrn wn> ryct't* t*il. l>> the cdtim of *1 ft*# : .?i
/x Informer, huHT r ': ". .?
T,-. ^T. v tfrmt44" vrt^r^rttatessfcabad# UU.V-, ,ihi* v
i. -V ? S^BTCTHi BwwnM !,r"' h'" ''"V w'!' ??!&?& M
ttvr !? gUtatu to*t>#n tht ptib
ONw 1 t ?^??hiI <\f i hufth \u, u jj , : iitMMilidl/cur hbc^l by tn
^ \\\ t:?? ,1 ??* with tliM-p i on r&Htftf* uroupnV! *
.~ Tftm ??i i
i^^JTfahiT"tTr*g?>1> Samuel tirrrn rjf Mnminy- mm mny.j" Rrp Kwn- , -'
lh? H? K|u v Klun >:* AU h?tt- rt Ir-'trr -frnrn >nntf*fl M" "
[ - - ed- by mrhibt-r nt fhr* South Cit . thoWo*- NA ACP1 PWIMiHf, .
i' qfgdiiHTTfc/ ' A*.m-i?>1?1\ A. J,T)i(. ' NV|;ni('j ;?iul i lgh|
ri >;((i ittn, t?> tTir? t? |m>h>. A.ir.?n?i Jhfrnkwm whites in South Carol)
llragori Ajrren #?> hv ,,? ;4?,t. .?it<?niKhi%<l '.And protest
>' R??|? I. lj Ke? njin ol Aik?-.n < < tm ..m |m? <? )ind inlnxiut * s
# (y tut *oh# of -M'ln of CSrund Dragon ~Qrun."
Ml. SrtVHimuh Askmj hr h-gmlMttoh whifh? ?*
n> g>??. th? ri*lWrt*t . trottld ,fni?? . klahmncn to "cofinv "
bit pf<)|)tv;'ot th?* iilf'A'- j masks".-ap .every clj.
* ffyffr^PPMilKWlij 'flkdi nn'ttii urhfl they Arc, Uio
l,; ih? iin ChftHiltoni.Of|far??ratum NAAt'!''lettoi ' pointed'to the or
r< ntfrjtH- ty ttttndtfttr ;..'te.r kst?Mi>vchnvr fe^'iiMiw'toi (?.' '
L ' It \| -iitif hop* that -. .T>?of tjoth rarca.
t1k?v "yi'tinseit" who wfr wOfkniS lU'porii wci't' iiuimoious ilf th* -'-"- ? ' . .
.. hard J..t piogreiw th South t'aro -nifar indignation early In the
tiiiA tvill >w?t only protest Unyour v,Ak. largely front whlto ritt_ '
>* *??. on?? it roup (>f wh(>tn had irrURMGND?
TH KLAN IOUIS QUITS
By Thr Allanllr Nr*? Hfrvlrf) ! AS CHAMPION
OklVirnui J Strom Thurmond, |
lauded for hi political vjewi on
by th<- order, |
^' offeniuv'r inamw't- the Ku Kuljt j
^ KUn wilhin afew days. politirafH
kowtow* were aayiny in Colunv <
r bia the f?r?t of th'r week
The governor, thrae source* aay.
believe* firmly in "elate* right K>
rule," .In*
I hnrnnghly. r nibra?^d lit iMppil
f ""full support" from th* hoodedjl ^HV
A infer, which support, they aay, f I
Thfrrnnnnl haa n?vi r?bersetWRtr-^ ?:
^r. .? j ...:-tM & ' '" ~~
Cirand Dragon Samuel Gwn of B
Atlanta lauded Thurmond'* un
uBScelul presidential bid laat
>n speeches at h<WB?H |Wo
week* ago and laat Wednesday !
nlffbt in Went ( olumhia. The ' fl
klan. tireen said, la willing In ". '-- ",
*Hed Ita "laat drop of blood" In up u
hold states right* and white ?up- . . V^f.WT* "* m p I o n
remacy [ Jp* ljOUi*'ia th mUUt ' hnliberal
white* are reported an offera In defend Ida
having brought considerable proa- .* ,h hm*- ?*P^tedly vasure
against the governor. Among ehamplonaklp Monthsm
are aeYeral lafhwnHal mln dl1*' Just before leaving Ml. :
later* and ehurch leader*. More- , Pj? Fl" . r?r Naaaau in Ifrc
over. Tbnriinind I* rgparted as Bahama* to continue his erf*
being deeply Impressed over anil- HlWtlon tour. ,
klan stand* taken recently by the } Ahe Cireen, National Boxgovernor*
of Florida and of Al- ' 'nk Aaaoeiatlon commission
abama. .. . er> ,fc making the announcement,
said the champion h*?i
AM A CP Regional , ?f*e? ttie action under a plan
which would pit Bmanfct
Set For Rtiletph Charles of Ctndnnattl. nr*
. H?!?gh. N V _K?. NAACP ".t"" V"T
If,.-Vn a', s-,u.h win .nkiiww L?,ii Es.r'r- '?
. moot..,, Of tho IWuHwwdorn Ho. el^*f "I" h..?tionol
C.mforonoo (.( Iho NAACP Jitif ? , P " ..V?*"*'
hore Ma rob 20 27 ?lcb *r ?.?.M wllhlo N
K hrdulrd to deliver iddrruct ' ? ? .
*tr: Dr. William M. Boyd, prr*- , hU Bot
drnl of thr Georgia Htatc NAACP ' nf th' tM11' lhr "amr way
ronferrnce: Harrr T, MMW aur-?, ^ thr
?.?( id urrrn* Raid.'
7.*"'* I' J IH Cireene dlwlwd that the
Alexander. president of North J(|nr ^ s#pte]||ber
f ontinued on page 5 eol. P'??? ??<* **?? approval of the
.. . . NBC and that Charles and
f,,D_ J Walcott had already signed
hKS .' V contracts for the June match.
Bince Company
$100232,136
NTA, ISA TntiLife InCompany,
which hna - ""^yi
iff ices in ISO cities in 11
stales, made a recordfeain-'rjf'$'100,232,136
in
fiance in force during
itle increasing assets 23
to |3U,<)43.fl&if. J, N. Mc^ s???
chairmen of the Board, ( ;
d vV:.----?
cEachem said the coronni>?tfl
report showefl ^
425 total life insurance
-the aroml-mf \ttrr<mmmm ^
the company's year history. .
A total of $6,907,006 was paid
_ , to policyholders and beneficiaries , .
of the Southern Regional Council; during the year, which was an
^^C^nIu^"rnr,!fnHo?,<S<* ]nrr?*** of $372,302 over 1047.
" "" Committee on c,vil Rights, ml. ?lM. ,4m ?vl
i Carolina achool taachara. mow In, Tho company ralaad Ha nolky ronight1
and Dr. Tobias delivers the ***? *> P** ? "< *? t23.660.265
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