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^ ' - ' ; " -. ? "i-'c'. v: * I'AUE FOUII , > r "V 1 |WKH?k?>? mi Thn ^blutwii* f'mnwm . ^ JiW lUr lrrTStT-rt. t'olui/ibia 4. S C ? inrriiosr t itfi Entered u second ctuu matter m the Pent Offtce it Cfilumbti, i C . under the Art uf Mar h 1, 1179, 'J BDHHt KIPIION KAII'S. rA% AHI.?. IW A?IVAW< ?-?"? f? mw., 9S.M; 1 mo*. 91 59 tin*!* copy 19c i-<-V . > Ai3\TEltTU9lJMS turn.?KVd orf" rr.^ur.i Make TTi> \i peyeb' ??- t<* the l.t9htbou?- Publi*tisr>f C^tni(P?ny ?n4 not it* tttftv>9tii ; representing It-- >' . ' '"/ John H Mct rar RIMTOK I t lil.tjUU - natk>nai. awnt??*t*nvfc* intku it^r? ? w?w?i?Arfca*. '-wh : - ' Ml &iriH A vfc'Wtt'i h*.?? Vo* K' IT. Hi MLAIiL1,Vt; ffKWft ?T '<iw? AOVX*fU?tX?? t I'M. TO Mil AT '> . . '.mo m *? "*?.< *.id?l? WJTWmrr rtr* lijt.Ml to ll?n rnwyAXAiK. AWHHA'IKI* Nil' .H" i )(! .'' T. (*l V IN f? * A * H |C N . 41 > < ?>N TiXlU , . : - TAL .. . -= ' fe LET'S EET IT l iiM A, rk naa? r .The Hu.ff / M I } " v'.'trnirn itdxtf . ' wrpurtd nome -South Carolina hIi'IoIh. i? C ' ' . ;' ?-tnlal lull 'II l.ntl. - - ' v., -federul and state stipulation*. but it did not 555 Welh ^ TTUHlKh WLlkaiim^piuiAu dixrlnnnte uiif might to note well. i nte ?l?* Certain ??f the authorities. connected %% itli the involved ^C; - ; " . whwl illy admitted the prartirr nf u?nng vHrrmtn labor to connlruct permanent building* wan illegal,. t>ut aiigge*fed Hint they in* allowed to got llie Joh done, ., pointing in din tract Ion to tin* great need ?<m u m-vy plant _ v nt jttw phoil ? . Tht NAACl' wu* lxx)dttMd? nil ill. ciiiwnl jiimvld W; Had Tohg ago refused lb~comj?rpmtiie with ille:m I't.K-tiron mmiy nii the rd.w.ational differetjce^ wi?t> .i ing ikim in the state would have long been removed And the fact in plain to* all who Would see _ Wherever and whenever Negnwa conspire with school iHiaidn to obtain a m'ssl for jr Negro school incumbent' up-"v^ ?r : - on thrtimtrd tn ftirojsh. the cause id|aQ|t fiu Hit ten and IliicIM^'of present differimce* is delayed r 'And besides^ how tan.a Negro seriously anil. honorably stoo'p to any scheme which admittedly exploits the labor -df'hin, own janipk*? How ran any real Ivwler and ' trainer of little children set such an example? It would, of con run, requ ir? several volumes to. relate account* of.thin and other exploitation'in behalf of the "separate but equal" or states' rights theory of doing things. Hut there in but one way to go almut getting find class. status nrd ending the rare inurs aiul that _ in by following the rigirt roume, kruK king over wrong . to make room for the right. 4-U Club* AND s"",h? .""'V., :,f _ the National 4-H t.lubn ? f hetr WOTK are joining^ m the natioo? witla obnervaqce of~4-H. Club wwk the week o/ March ;:* 6 to March 13. .'s " . Although there are 44? clubn in the ntate, with 17,86'J ' _ enrollod m?mbern opemting in 33 count lea. 8outh t arb- ^ lina an a whole known jittle atiout the very valuable contribution to the wealth anil productivity of the ntate young people mpreaent. ^ ? . The clubn have operated nince 1914 under their prenllAU il -l A- ? - * triii. iniv, mougn oeiore mat lime there wore aorne cluba imi/iigrd m essentially the' same typo of farm improvement work. here Htm* approximately: membera, almoat doubled now, With approximately-WH) adult volunteer leader* working about the atate. , Thia year, the cluba have ua their theme, "A letter home and a world community".Holding ita celebration at pianMng time, tfratmx'to inspire ita membership. eonaiating of young |MM>pfo between the agea of lOaarf 21, - to mako 1049 a banner year in farm production, and in : ^. learning tp do on the farm. The "H's" aland for Head, Heart. Hands and Health. The objective la more useful?. citizens, beginning with the young. . Laat year, i?H Clubs completed projects valued at ? ? -r- U7H,000.00, which imbratea their "-worth in the state. It ia weil that all eitixena learn more about thia important phase of atate life and lend to it fnlleat support and encouragement. -v- . imaatsu umtn , *" - McG. Morrison of ( hurleaORRORTIJTV!TY ton dactifle&fo attend an NAACI* meeting on Sunday in that city he juuised up a good opportunity to learn fin*t hand how Negroes in, ? (iharteston fee I about discriminatory and illegal practices * againat. thorn. . . * Mayor Morrison would not have found a "bunch of . radicaJa heating their cheats about foreignly-imported <pro pugattda. - Instead, he would have Iwii able to net in facta and ftfcUTW'nnmcrous nctjyitiea tinder hi* govern?xf?t y. which have yet to consider the Negro anything but a eitiaen. HAD BETTER i > ) u|u'!_i a _ | fm . . ,r., .,A(rf, himbia Record and The f ARE NOTE t (irwnvilW News, would do well to take note that their editorial objection to Dr. ^-i G?Nana!fl_perverte<i version of the original Ku Klux Khue t> causing the order of bed sheet "wearers to put them in the same category as Negroes ?? that is on the despicable list Right and juat though the journal* In? when they bravely chaatiae the hate-apewing order, they must not hope to enhance their poatition among the. "white tientile-Pro tea tant* hy diaagreeing with the theory that the time is ngRTTor another "white aupremary" eruaada. ' NEW EMANCIPATION MMMMnPHMMMHi QfEUEANCE COMPANY Our hiatory mpt broaden OaMaiai fna Page 1 For we have ihuoh to aay WPEMHBHMMHMMHHMMBMi Of men to brave and bold Who*r? living in this day. " p.w ?m par com to III.JM, ?X For each dollar of tUi37,?St, i ' First la, Jimn M. Hlntoa. 410 babllltios tho company hai , Who stands^ for truth sod I14* ?* ssssta. right; ~ \ Life of Qoorgla has i full Ho always wins his batUoai timo ftaid loroo of XOtO oorsoas Ho puts Odd tn tho fight S* ~ .. Thoro sroro M&XltO poUrlos 4f Then com* Thorgood Mar tm at tho and of tho yssr, ? Our lawyor bnh iM bote fMa of llMli oror 1MT, Who flinchoo not nor ML UntST tho truth la told. l*?or f*4 ww www. io ?M?. To tho nm oi our notion . And n.? U John McCrajr WO <*? ?<?? to * * Who novor bonds or shirks; V > . .. Ho dooon't havo so much to Now fenapctoatioo. uy (Mrs.) Ktta L. Waaton Ho'a busy dottig his work. Gharftasfen . :1- . m. . I i ' ; " ' t ??_ ?. ?s??. . ^ ?"v ..1 1.?*?1 :?: ' - ' , ^ __ AMI MM v ? rhu tttoi o THE ROAl) TO IIKAI/l'll illy t.? 11am 11 tit it frjnri* sucl.-a*vara illnr^o ? In M l? t hiiiinin ' < > ilurn/i. briinrhlllv pur.. Puhli. Ill-.111. Sr. 11..II ??nla or taborcoloaia. National Mrdlnl Aaaprlatlon C?W. <?ua?l by a vlTUa. Norfolk, Virginia! ..... ipraail a,J"1!ht ANOTttnt coi.d" vsJ.";- *' "ii!' <fc?S? Sally Irwl. w.a In lean V^#h .VT''if a* aha ej.tr rad mr off Ira; liar ^Vr <uhU ?b?'uUl^arrfuUy high school play 'wo to go : .'^.W .LU,U^' "n<J, oa iha 'following evanJng /g W?- '.i . . ? " avr.Ki g?vit?5 tnr .. aiaf *hr an l? hava ban a , - , ... ,, > , , ... t?> people ..round them Cold* trailing rola. Hut aha had ' , * . ,. ?r?* catching,?iini.1 oven * eauKt?t auch a cold that hor hawtthv twtv ?. voir r ao k? and wmr othei~glrl m7uld ' .nd adcquMv chcl, can h4Vf to take hrr part. ilw'?' V '^r-.?v'-^up Hal . r L healthful Irving does build Sslhr * mother had sent her resistance t? harmful genua to~ my, office because the girl andlaaaens the chances ..f ,..ld after an- thg individual dcvelnnl,.o 1)1*4 111 Aerh.u-. ...inpliratun^ the fall Mr* t.ewjs inflrttd \ should never he thai her daughter visit me neglected. It may lead to a for a rho k up -- i more serious _l|lnm Then. I gave Sally a complete too, sometime* the early phyalral examination. Inrlud aymptoma .-of serious rom Ing a chest X ray. to find out munlcahle diseases raaem If Her tunas arff snlinit lit til* those of the SO C?ll?d her tests convinced ma that.?- com mow?cold."?Tliffffuw' (he girl was "not seriously III. neglrctlng a "cold" may ..but that she was In a run * 'mean neglecting a grave III down condition and an easy new and giving It a chance victim of colds. to do serious damage. Ut*?>n questioning?-I- found ? '*?l*T*"p?xyhv?' ;>h 1" ? that she was netting much -cold, or feels u cold Com ~ Too TlHlr ' sire pond, "fesl" She rm?1 xhuuld *hrr~at? wa* a senior in high school home if i>? * ??trot easily^ and iwM active in ilhlatlfi digc<',.d fo< "|s ?>tnf drink ~ Tmd ntrnTmrttce-rmb^ of the Juiuidv including whwl hour* When she hud .. hulk J*hd fru,t juices If thr free i vvninitjj she admitted, patient ho* a fever. hiohp^ uraottv went .donctni/- hoaM coll hi* doctor nn ' mi trliiom, u.H to ?>ed ho mediately to get proper ad - foil . > inTi^ JfAsy. 11' "Li'Jir *>''t-,iM morning - > ' th?l '^Ul ?* noT"rTne~ - start .if }? no nous illnrs. . V! ".which- if-' neglected. m?y enSatly* rating habits were b<, hrj|,|h 0ff #y,n none* tiH> ffooo. (jjlhrr Sn%? hi * life iitti'f. in??? ?.: ? , > ??t~7=? thr morning to rat break^ J QflVS Chopt'l Ift fast and fhsiurntly.uippni f _ ttuit meat, lunch was usual- rr &CK Of I r(Ij/<T ly a "hot dog" or a hambur > sud nl |in?ver. services will afternoon following sport* \jx* /. . '?t/n h. t>o gaining or rrhr?r*at> spoiled her up Monday night March 7, RfT~f psditc for Uir evening mrfji _ J. Henry, -pastor, announced C'olsU, no matter Wow Monday See vice ? will beg^n at trivial they might seem, 7 p m The church t# located at weaken thr tMnly. Farh time it|oaa<>in and SiMnter streets Sally -Taught a rold. thore Beginning March tit Dr W lore. -?l?e "weakened her ro S l>.? n of Charlotte.' N C.. diilttAncr to the point where rector <<f the state department she rould he an eaajr prey wr evangelism of.the church, will to more *rrinu* disease* iiihclu t ,? two week revival set whw tlh*ry vice Junes . Chapdl. to * hu h re netlectesT can lead to the public u trivtWd:-HmrU HEIEI HE | yBwyiF t . VksSv ^ Vf mt no transiTM ywuk *icr vto "it nooMAi. *: ncol - " ~?hv VA W??m.^h^H' .. Afmr MmMTWm jfci M^fll/il ^VMlwBtel VWaiapM ? ... ; -;- ;-.v:r* - 'jV-.^-^^'v>-; -tt-'---1 ls_ '- * -i? ' ' M > . . ' .V 1 -*T : " ' " : ' '? \HMVH < fll I MIII A, S I . 1 " ' 7 '" ' aSH We've Traveled Far ' . We .if mli. aid,.w , 'c^j ~~ wb?> <fuT^3i-r Tpr the ri*hl? win > a v.- U>>r?"d J >/ r t h e rigid f1 dud f.,r u|> 'h* fiu?l *r tuv>' tr? M .. ^K> nihamrrt 11 n. . flHppP^r^ ' ... wtiat: h,M fji CI^J "?-i-i. u~-f .. .?t-thn (**at, ' * t?-ut- > * ?'i.tia- minicfttum * " ?v^i3 ""' I-.^*l ?uinn?fr *rtd f*ll. *1u'rt ." .. ' > 'jB tFir" L). xii-< taU bunt hed .v ^ . - HE^Y*tc ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I" " % r lt\,- i.|.| ..f ^ th-r !>t >rvluc.t, it .lpjM'urtHl ^s. - n- x > ni inougn unintcfiiioruilly,' rftakA hq. I r it. tu . ontrtbutkiB dk V H^B \ ' that cause afoul \f> stick their-: _ _rro*;k.s tt> W i H though itriyirut tp put '. - gCM?i-4h?>vr?. prt.vattriy cO(v,i<di BHHHMHBB* .m?t >vhat. _ * .. " ' 'ii I'-infritM up nnit n The Nation^ Capitol - ' civil rtghti. ' " ." ' . ' / . . . . propilMll !' ' ..' '" .. uy**' seen-; the III** I ? L?r Vifliv /.stairs# *fcf Alabama-Bird Florida nit i,a?oi > ie.\\ .... ,akt. (,r,tl s(,,o t tuny George f Mrrtav ' ,*?' Kul* K,a"' }: ... :yhilc- srvrral Di'Aipmrrx. In .MllNKY ANU "; South Carolina :. constantly l*Ol.tTI('AI.' I'UWKK * hammer .?t t|ir order South . - . : . _f'ar*n|pi.'? miniilyn lutkllyl **t ...? 5?9 _v># imu'jr rgndU n-nr- ctenomfrnrtion " have .V" Z Florida, \FL I'rwitl^nt Wn? greed to oust .from each of tirecrv. announced 4 few Jays their rongregaUuns unjc[j*nem , . ^ !Ut>, pV.lifkil action Nu wU. belong# to^c klan . -sc". . and only last^ Wednesday ^U-paThncrit at uit iedi-ration younir^whitirrntVpjfr J?udcntl ^1 iuhtv jnuki; .regular < ash came to a klarv tnorWhjt to +ucvuoi?n1*. to st.itr hx\glg.douse t with stench bumh# rr,T ^*ho~vuUi ^'?ght- - Che ? ??*! heckle It viciously At federation , Ireuv and quite onc noting. Negroes, who. mghtlv. * that the wiiaric* ace expected to flee to* the vvhp'h the varum* states - Woods at mere mention of the pay to the member* of their k,an- *t<HHi m "tKltfnce IrjfiilutiVe bodies are ho small an<i ?nickered . ... > -.-.-that tfrc?akfrTagr; pum: limn , uh't afford tp" go into poll- * HpV|i|FP|| BET WEEN Mr tlrecn. hail he IWn more blunt. might have By Dean tiordan B. Ilinrork l>ointed out that inc. long ? failure of working men and Trumanliliyf the Guillen to ii.nirihntr ti> ti.? Nation's laxltnhlp mthpamn and mmntoifcm?^ I .J 4iTt.j. ea|t?.?w^ Of >mr" pohtKi laty.ns day. In many ways nns tut. h. s ,r tn.f en, an I this ,5 the most Important vLrlmrriuls i ertsmlv under uf '?da>s" observed throuflhany such divided loyalty, out year jrcr jt must these poor .politic laru .can be obvious to even a casual rtlJ *?,?? .s> V |,|. .minted in t., ; observer -that the future, not -.Can-I Up-and ft^yt la- - - ^ ,7rTf^TTr/(T?rT>ul of the nation, depends upon the If the Af'l fiat this rmtrnme of Nngro.white re I'-ium l? .sopptpmeriT'-ttse in- luteins If Christianity and 'in ^ oT deserving** <XaX?r' ihmiTjcTacy wTll nk?t work te&islators. the ("It) is certain > across rac* lines in the U S., to- do the same thing.* For thry~n?nnot work across the rhe K.VS In1 the CIO Will nther -r 'u v<r P^fhVTl fl I" Ik' said ~ It is safe to say that the ; *" xr *'1V i"' rntnr?question ts?the?aend to in- friendly with the AM, of both Christianity and than with the ( IO. , democracy. The hope iff the r irpm 'he point of view of pro,m*e is "that there are thy interests af the Negro Uult ^ dykas of pre^ worker.: this plan bji.subsume *hcc ami ru<-u,, hatredll arc needy; but pro-labor polttlci- ......... - ... ...K ..<. < m-imr IIIP I'n . us i.n especially important . .. . , . ... rushaijj tides of 4 liberalism It x .mother indication that > ... . . _ .. , . u that stems from Christianity. the area .>f common ajfrre? "'"''I't- Aiiiiti. in i.i. This writer had the honor hof . and vapiLat: has- Unn?w . ut acUUwmit a t*r?e audiso nartpw a* to iViakr it cfarie " * *eru??- .Uoanuke a best Ht:? iiffh:tilt- f'jj .1 fipi'l.' i.. *' J?ro afltl white ' iturns and ^ to >.pf.V^<^.iK -4nl (ir.Kc.ifii ... SSpfisar;r?r 5o terests uncertain tbrrns his current The division .between la- ?;Pt'niism concerning the en-tw.r on ,nc band and bus. l/? ,udd ,of race retati.ms in nets br property Interests on thls untry In spite of the the other in the U. S is cer- ~ re?ur?e?cr of the Ku Klu* tain t.? become so sharp ,md Ma^ i^si^te of the return r..-w.ie that~The avrraiie of The' souThern dema?o?ue .u^.y.i. will- >?> fnrc-sl la m spite of the rise of the .taklCa tiositmri Hill. ??* th^ oi^r" "side" This~Ts return in very definite fash; pretty much the situation in lon Judge Lynch, .and in . France ?n?t Great Dritian to- spite of' the impending cohday In any such line up, in gresaional abortion that will the U S all evidence -|ndi- ^ the impending filhbust ' >i.^ 'K.ii Negro worker <*r> the reasons for hope are ?lind fiance the ^rrear'majortty many and there has not ? of the Negro people will sup ' t* wtthin -the survey of port what Mr Truman calls - ??ious study a Ume the social welfare-ilate. Sur> .u when I was more optimis: vey after surVey has reveal- tic. --jLiiihe Negro the.. H if journalistically dangmost progressive in the coun- erous for .southern Negroes u*?We went serial leglsla to stress too definitely the tion. i progress being made in eace On the basis of long range relations of the south. Extrends in American politics. Uemiata do oet hesitate to It is extrerrlo)v unltkelv that call such Mnnhuu th? Republican* will never Tomism" and "Handkerchief recapture the Negro vote, heedism" oa the part of And to long as the Demo- southern . Negroes although crats believe in a strong can- these Negroes see the signs tral federal government In of a great break for Negroes order to develop the aortal la the south. wrtfara state, the party wl|l This writer has long coohold the Negao vote. j, tended that there is enough Hut paly during Truman's of goodwill and oosnmso apparently hopeless campaign sense and Christianity in the have Negroea organised a south and nation to am the campaign to pay- the as- situation, if wa could find peneea of a favored candi- jnen and woman of courage - date This fndependenee al- to stand up and be counted, so spalls' trouble for the Re- Thwtime-is-not-rlpera.M the pubheana "it mn-net-bs dene now-ors". i I*'- *' C'1rr< ; . - // .y*j ? , 1 r? 8ATU HP AY, HABCH &, %9i? Id CHII6IRG- ^WNDIMON TAKES # . " .fMOStlNrED nU)M PAGE ** Alk huw '' m * *'h * v ' ~ thihged' Not long ago. , <( thc y ? Supreme coOrt 1 :V k I an ? man wouM have been Jr, thut case. the deciakMi Witt ' ; 1 marched into moat. commun- b? * *>|n^K'ant one u tt wtU twd Y' itica a.th all the pomp the . u, ?>...... ^hl tl?r ?r nrlt ' I comniunivy couldmuster. Ana tJon u iiJ#<riminaUon per' to or l " - the '?nt*r probably thought whether winfatiun u discriau- M. iuch Htlcwtiinjp Hill c*tited? nation because inequality inva- 1 It und-i : estimated the chajige antninxnm. '*<'ligation ' . ? m .thinking y A1U KI.K SEAT . 1 ' In N'-rth Carolina a Negro further imm thr qnretinn '? o .-n appu^pte^_ to^ yhe ,wtol>?r ir varrtt <nt m?v ^ ^ 1 ?i?ie biaftl of -pdueatiori. Not .1 niixf any paaicugcr tkoeause of -w*1* y*-ty long iK?. Georgia hirwl rave The (kcukm on this ease I ' . Negro pol.o- pffifCet* juit bee Will oi^ve wheihW- Uw iflj^ 14 hind Virginta.. in hniuMMi " ??? ?---? mem pi' iciu according to, (fcQf T t . a iiu- Alabama gad b&aiUngJ?.(Mgd .i?n- ? m.'pt1!ativV Vo luring ttr . :,~w up th?-tail th?- Stale Tpf- Miis- v.fiV cifforcb-. equality of trial- / ] 1 : 5? . M.rn' individual passenger g? ' ? \ hmg-r ru-ed we have fear Thia-yaa- wili; ? 1.?> t?nt Un; dqw- " I. . if 'V?h> irv South The { rtic federal cbutta and '& V s.iuih rw>i on(y?ha?ut>?gi it j N-,. - pititmm ' '"* ?>***/ changed, and ,j ( v . ,.;?p:.>vi>' < 'gulatuxva T ' *" niuch ttin* it - j ^Ti^Tjr^g: i:g*?v reminding *-? T M , 'l rr- r. C, HI i! ill I, hm.iL. tiLUtS 1 ti- ..f I ..M, ^ ; . .- - n-:' r.niorrwf srircgatlofi Tn . I And wtnttai. bajja respon ..? national pulley against racial : *ibh? tin tFii* change? The an- ' diagrpt&lgatkMai:\\^- iZ ._ -v v- j|| ?**rrr^T-imnrTt?mn+t?r-rt?#-??--JL2 anyone RroUp *.?i factor but " H(SINKS?* a<i Within 11 ..re "'feral thing* ( ONTINI FI) FROM FAUI 1 nl spi-r-iai- *"igrrifi' mcf , ,Mt '' ' " VV^* 5! t,r?*s ') ploymcnt may come rtuae to S,OMi th,. gradual hU.alu.ng of ,w bv th ^ y?T uthe. thinking by *uch a, In 7, pf ?U . ?;-,H " ..fg*nu*d IjiUr, by ,u.? ^ ^rr Xc*n** while m W ,1!? Snag one or. every four Negro em? XMMjl ?N? duck their ?.,(klflk |s outk-olViob. . ~ nl kt Wit* arh. gu 11 ftlMl . In grert - dthw d and. .;. . If thc?n hgurw w<yp|CireT T ~ *?.;h *,umF..?r*am*?ttotU .a* Uu. c uUutrv ^ a wboU;( ,mr N#gro V >r?u?hern Heguinal I nun IHJ|>ljlal|on ,s alr^y in th<f SZ -_1_ , ,|. tu> i..,utl,y. ( ,UK.IU1, . u(. a |e even though i?I Muni.in A elfar*-.. vornpon- < -r;, . . ^ .v.i . _ , >, . . the nation ?ut a whole has not felt - . rnfe ' ( ! ? < ..th.,u-/yd:fJo. ,h.K k/- he .ant; : **hL. i*?-but.- v^g^gq igt*oiigI Hi.'" 1, ':'\j .. ?? tn MA _ Wovuroups to coiitinue improve- (i advnn.' ? nir v . in,.(vj, rarc . relation* in thoit * ' Kaelr of thc*r a'nntrinutors. . .. . .. ( . . . - , ' * , ' ' work with rclit>(. employment and - I ,ifx. jif pour*.' inanv other* , * . . . ,,-r , ..... .. . . aoctal security official*, a* well a* hot luted have nroURht n< , . , . , ' i . .. . ' . , , , among uni<jp imtnbors arvi loadfore the South hftdn t know n . . of beforp Then. hkr. iinr' -"**??- ~ 7 T7 ~^' ~ .people. Uh?c in the. South bf dWWW^dWMWWHWWBBWHBIBc? ... j Ran to think, to tluuk instead TRACHWUf TO UOlaOof tiavniR their thinking done t wnltnued From Page 1 ... t for them demagogue* a.yl h/Tle mind* in publu officga S Mitrhel.- executive director of ~ Ami thinking'is a lahgeniu* the Soutiiern Hegional C'ounrd. thing f<ir dt*tributom of evtl and Nelaon (' Jackaun. South ' .md of hatred ? on Field tittttctor of . the Nation And looking bark luvt five i.l UrK?^ i years, or even ten years, we TOHIAS TO KEYNOTE of the minority groups can Dr Channing II . Tobtas. a take "comfort in the fact-no member of President Truman's matter the future we have . j Committee on Civil Rights and ^ already com* a long way president of the Phelps-Stokes Vggp I |ya|| and Tlnal address, scheduled for | [_|P|qN 8^*. Friday night, in the Aud itumun. among professed interracial fits are today some of the NEGRO QUESTION greatest hindrances, to inter- OONTINUED FROM FAQS 1 ~rat i.ii i.TvarTTiL inter ^ * .?>.! Pontius Pil.t*. du n"w to ths recognised party, moved down parged Harry Truman as and out, which official party president, they disparged and .leaders, snort at. But the twobelittled him as candidate principal factors which are ~ lof thv nomination m Phila-?}?* Dtslrgr?Uc_ wing ?vL ?Wiui. th.y oppo?d hlro , ' ' and hu civil rights stand .as party circles last year when they i "candidate and" .together ~~ t bchma ~3". Strom Thur--? ? With the various polls and mond They find t?ow that others proas Counted' him a politi- are c\njthe door, among them Necal dead bird gmes Who-are not saying nary a ' The people of?Christian'?jword. but' who have to lx>reclty and democracy were with koned with before there is any Truman then and they are getting back with flint rowr and they are??The- si-cnnd n thak_confronted with anv in a a or Woman with the loss of South Carolina with the* esscntfcil backbone and the pressure of Negn>es also.' who has the moral courage the National party decided last H say with his words what year to begin a hberaj party re feels in his heart. If race from the ground up in South Carelations Sundav did some- rolma Fact i*. it wrotp t,H<? a?t? t ling to advance the Tru- *>ff to the Dixie rats even before mslTi&Ation of Negro and the national convention, it u how white leadership in the coiin . content to go on with a liberal try. it served nobly the cause party, holding\that unless its state of human it membership is willing to accept helped most . definitely the fuTT" "national party program; advaner of- nghteousne? m ? can stay with thh Dixicratsi or the world any other group it prefers. . j Since the opening of the pr?sI 1*1 Ik Tfl \1 Whlf ent session of congress, much of a?ii\ 1 tl j the effort to end warring be By William Henry Huff" twlH>n thc ?wo groups has come When talking to myself., I J 5t*tc in knovwv Washington, who for the most ' , talking t~ ? ??nrtjunmn '! arc finding they, have to Tw.-f,,-., .. ^TTl.y _ j ^r? -' I'-Hf through thr nftirial nertv and fro |m order to get appointments ac* I need no' halter and no ban "ptr<? *n4 Pr*te^d. it least. te Against mv talking to the ^ lo ?*"2? ,Umpy > onp . and placidly humbled DixiecraU whom I have ' MHBHHHHHBBHHHHBB dence lN mKMUKIAM For talking to myself is Tun. T owaiMMHBMHHMiMBHHHB That why I speak in its in ud but luvinf memoty, of defense oar dear husband and father, W. r, told ,h.? mon In ,?ry "' DmkU," P"""1 ? . f - i^awajr February 2?. 1*48 Who rme above the common *** * ?*? de*r <*? y?u hard. . J Ml ?. ; :. . .s Before they left life's brUli- -To enter that Celestial City. ^ / ant ?! > - -- ? ... n unu cauoir^tu im sorrows Were often. eery often, heard ^nce you i?#t ua. In conversations with them But Wr your ^rt<l ni L ev(.r Th?~, b? found in boolB ^"?"dld ?" . w? 1 galore* * ** wtth ua. Upon a thousand dusty Sadly missed by . helve*. I Mr* Jackson, wife Or buried deep in ancient Mrs, FTeda J. June to? ! : J. Ba^by utirw oiuimm >00cno000?000000000d06ftb " Mefvln JaflEMPi ? rom wan EKSULTB P H Jackson AT?\T*TW* IN Tm Miss Carmen It June UOmVOUSI and DfrOUB 3"" Mrs. Lola t Webber and VOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCK imn * . . ^ ' " . . i . <. ;. 'v p