Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, April 23, 1949, Image 1
Federal^ C
. RICHMOND. Va.?\A;NS?1
Sterling Hutch?*??n onrierud rrjei
county board, anjil the <
Walter K?rnn?*y. to apttaar Ua.fo.rt
cirrg following failure of ajchool.
tiooal facillti??r-*ittiin a time a)
month* ago" . , ...
r JCXKiK TO UN Ht'HOOL OF
Ttw *< trttfi. IpUcwrd *sv n:v V JB
| * dcfdt . of a $300,000 borvi i?suf
I j ff.' VrfO tr.?-t tt K |<]
through m /rder w tV^myTTac7t7ftf
thtf federal .court ruhnjf . lt it the A
fsr>t raw ? urtntly in which .
Y h<<oI o(;ic;atr htvc w.'und??z:
in the dugnouse with federal *r
CQMrti on iucK iiiiMK'Md i? kern' ^
ly watched for possible renewalf ^
Tn rla -r part* of the South
Jti ijjr Huteheaon. en Friday.
' issued fflt order and. notihpd v*
Gaorg* Dr Hardit and Charles
Ford, school board attorn?sys. *vho. '
were irttitu ted to have tjwir cit- *>*i
er\ta m Court on ..Map-.*.?J Judf c **+
Hutrhraon had origtpally ifttlma- hg
ted that the r.n.ng (cor conjemr; Pr<
7 would take place during April. Cvl
but because of a heavy docket l? 'hi
believed to have pushed the. finu] 1
date down. The defeat of the bond M
iaaue ia. aLep belleved ^o have ???
moved the jurist to pre** for rec ?
ognition o( hit earlier ruling in ;
the cage. ^ . th?
Copies of the notification ware m
tent to. attorney* Oliver W Hill) Hi
M Martin A. Markn and Sport*wood r.,i
I W Robmton. llL ssho represent
cd N ( r>? parent* and children in lu
the a.tion against tiie Gloucester
Iviluol board??: d^i
l U..nu.l?lt. Jhu-Xlnit.l ...I
*i [,. reported crying to obtain ? nij
k*an from the literary fund of the
State It' ?r.d of Kducatson. with ?V
which to end the differential* in
the county. There was also the
report th>4 Governor Tuck and
kjat- super intervl?rit G. Tyler Mil1*
j . lcr favored state axi to the county
m its dilemma
| ObMfryers here said the case
v. a* uf gri-at s.gni.fli an< e . special'
? * ? n, .. I .* NAAfp (? W Of Win J
on a 71 umber of caaca in sevfrki
southern states, a m-xl at full
cqtt*}ttRVion V-f fcU C.."A *' ;nai
t.pi :>rt'un;B.-.-t -Of.l.^rt. ?
rt| a h rt > termed ' batted out
?ai: * The first of t>e?e case.
' tr.ed and w?>n tn Kinw
t'.em t* county of t;i.s state
There is speculation on othrr,
Ten'en.es by courts t on a larger
scale should NAACP actions win
u :tn?any degree .reasonable- .
~~ i. gulariiy.' '7"? ' ?
Just now, one of the ground*
breakers in the Virginia actions '*
I is ,n South Carolina conferring jS
ft w.t i leaders m several cmcv
Up here it u rumored that the
I n? x' action along the "clean
f ' ut suits line ts i kely Ui.blfti."
nate within South Carolina
MRS. STEWARD I
10U l'EUERATED
ORANGEBURG ? The ?ta?* T?
federation of women* club* will U\
hear Mr* HI. a P Steward, n?* "Tr
tirnal pres.dent of Fedr rated CI
Clubs, of Toledo, Ohio deliver u!
the keynote address when the w.
clubs conv.ne here May 6 -7.
"Mrs Steward will Speak ml the public
meetinf, scheduled to be a
held in the Trinity Methodist '
Church thr night of May 6 She
w fr..rrs the subjec
"Serv.ce The Master Key *.
Thy' prog.am th.s : <ar ;s dedicated
to. the youth of South Caro
hna Ottwr national officers are ;al*.>
expected-to tie present
Host to the convention whli b<the
Sunlight Club, here, of wbich
>dT><? jrr.uch beloved Mrs. Mana.V
B;rn c Wilkinson is both founder
ana pfesadntT 1t wtH be the ?
metjbng-. of the o*gahiration
Mrs WilkiKson founded to fur
thee organizational work among
V- w-men
Mr* Dora Daniel* of S C. i
State College, chairman of the '
committee on houxing. said Mou- |
dav thai Ik- * ?
w ..... H.v iMUim ul urn"(?icj
i from various clubs should be tent
I to her in advance dt_rhe meetiug
Th.j was nec?*a?ry. aha said, so
that housing arrangements coilld"
I be ma.ie before th* visitors arI
lived.
: Expected to hold key -interest
K during the two-day meeting is e.
panel discussion led bjr Mrs. Bertha
D Nelson of Columbia. Mrs
B^NeUon is chairman of the cow
"Imitte* on Pbbtte Affairs.
fj ^ The annual address of the
V "tale pr? dent Mrs Robert 1.. I
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IE T<
To Get
urt Fines
l\ S I)i strict' Court Judge
rubers of the Gloucester
division superintendent, .1.
Hint for cpnlejnpt aqntgnofficiaf*
to equalize dUuya?eeiffclia
by the court seme
lock Hill Church
[olds *JLijjht house*
itfht April 28
Rf >t' IC 1111.1. Th. firs* ptv. j
am of tribute to SO . I,JgV
um> and nlormer fur the Mt.ino i
a it hA? done in South Cam <
A. Will -hr h^M hnf- T>ni?a 1-" *
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fht. Apn) 18. un the First C*l- j
ry Baptist church. pastured---by ;
v F. ;? Svnis. V
Rc'v B T. N Bur*on of t* ilurn
i. nationally known visual aid
ucator,?wail icvi-ial ri;.ou?
picture* on the spatial
>gram. and John H McCrgy.
Itor of the newspaper. will bo ,
f apccifi guc*t' speaker.
Rev. C H Simon, who lias been
lilting Rev. Sims during the
V?r"? ulnesa. a ... j .1 r t?cipat I
.the program. .. '
No admission .s hinged sni
t church is expected to be
led with citizen's ?r < *n RtxSt
ii. York. Chester and thr iur
undipg terntofy |
The iiu-cluf; was anutigvl he? c t
\ > ! appro minm i'?r is hat- ib?ite's
i? ailing new?.papor lias
nc fur the people NUnv r?4>
ic sUpNsrr?i>ti??n?- Thinng lk
|ht
/omen's Council
leets Monday
An important mrcitnf oi j
the Women's Council will bo
held Monday evening in the ?41
drowning Room of the Allen
tlmveraiiy Library.
Because of several other ac >
tivtlie* that night. Mrv Horati
a IT Nelson preMdmli
maid the meet uja will begin
at 7 p. m. sharp and end at
i.15. -V V.
A discussion of lhe forth- r
t .. -tig?voting?cm?the?t ity?~
Manager Pi in will be ili?
t U'^ed. Methods of register
Ing properly and quality>ng h
will be distttwrd, Mrs. Nelson
said. VII members and
Uie public arte urged to be
III I UPt ~* ~T
arber Scotia
cliolarfihip Fund
ffcred Students~
NEW YOIWC CITY ve
Scow-t chapter her* t>.n i>ee?.
Continued on I'&cr 8 Col. A
02YN0TER
^fctfBS z4
el<li of Chartrstrm. will vbe <1-? trr-<l
Saturday n^ofmng (M?> j
Mrs Hilda O 'Finn y, c f j
aflin UntversUy ;? alio ached- j
tn nM/it'mcr ? K/? Vvv>l.. cv
ill apeak g.n "Urt for v. ari [
>ok." ' . .. t
Jo, He's White |
For more than a week
The Lighfhoose and Informer
has bein asked by telephone
and callers in person
several times a day io I
* jial rare does South Caro- '
lina'a singing sensation.
Ralph Sigwald of Charles- I
ton belong.
Th* questioners, apparently
proud over his accomplishments
with the Horace
Heidt NBC talent show, and
the recognition he has brought
South Carolina, seemed
ready to jump for joy if tbry ,
could say he was colored.
They seemed so dtsap
but was a hard working man
pointed when told he waan-t.
to whom has Come a well de- j
vrrra nrra? /trouna
CtalltatM he wu aiwaye
well liked by the colored
people whn kn?-?. h.nv Anil
they arc (lad he ? (oiien a
break. ' "j"
Not all the caller* were J
artariil. however. Amonc
the nan colored nlkn warn j_
a (enlleman who wanted a j
pMurt of the baritone tln(
er.
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TKAt'HKKS^-H+Hnijl AI.'TKRS ()V
I I. aft to right are Henry (Jack,) Wtil.imv % :r tary ft hi) VtCt-r)
HeniiJ>g '.he cancelled mortgage on , lartcra i f t t FaJnvet^ State
<1 Hu i t.ng" at 1719 Taylor street t .! hft F 1' t; T'sT.V president.
?? ? ?>' urr / ?* ' r' 1 " -H-.l'.i"i. J ?S 1 A
4-,? - -Y-?). .(m! iC It '1. .?i fl?jii 1 S,i / , ' ' ' j Vt?<v? 1
A. T Butler (not ihown), "i'STA ?-xc. utjW rc1*rv, *ai.l ihc att
ly 15..000 lor the headquarter . . i iVucvh* ?ur-w.-: lungs An 1 fi
pail !<>r out of membership '?>n;f the proje ' a
istratKin of U.-W Gallman. H.-va- . .?:it<ue 1 Mi: i i. ? >ie v
first tucli building S >ut.h -Car* ?na . > I ?%
Witness Discloses ^
Rttrt Flaii''
NEW YORK -CITY?(ANSI - Vl! ?1 * y^/V-"?;~'U~ j\*
William O'Drli Nosvel!. an in AH . ' *'hMl.
j'l' f U ?1 i* iXi i 1?4 ' I * '* l * (7"* ? ' * V 1 . * ' '
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,'-"1 "r "*r7'f r:v-fIf'.Vr HnoL U;. ?
I j I .V O ' * ' Mlftlll-.. ' 14 * r
.. * r y 4 I.O I l." - ' -,f *' ? ?"i
,y. I,M , .,uw. ?>.d ' r, , a 4
rtuMU",-id"-u ^
t".T. Mnnrtay ti'iiil frg t?*l ?* r*-3?.- # . , ... j l^c
ifj29 Russia had. planned to uae v ' / ' - ' *' ' uf
-' | ' - ' -*? ?t -j-?, . it 1 .1 .
v. Nr gr" i. XI ?J<. . = y... 7*ail
in overthrow of this"io'vtrbufu!r''* " *&..y ' - * - ' %>:,
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fcchtmo. I - t- r?- - WUJ
"Lowell" told federal ju Igc Hi-r! " ' :' ulfi
. w- j i x x' *** * i. i i i s. n'i. lja :?
>-r44?U .v.c.i.r.,1 ;hat?he Q4* , .. i_ l. 'tn<i
joined the party while wo: kin# *' "'' ? . " "*' *' f..'.Set
for the Ford rcmpany m Do-] Dy: ; ~~ j<ni
i.w.VV, th^year he J <*? * '^:; v J; j"
went to Moscow a* an. official.} ? ' . ' 5." ' % ! Tj>
repreaenutive -pf-vh.;- Amru-'t'
party to participate .n an a. .. .1 jt
V'-riary celebration ut the H^h? '' u - ? - 1
1 " ' 1 ' ; ,'11 "WCj
an i.volution . * . .1 v
T!. i.dui-he.i-h :: - ' .,
-> J. Kr. is 1.1 mi- 1
? . , > .N ?-? M ju. j/t .^>U ' Willie III I Jl 1
S'otv yv tineas- if. <4 ?>.?tti irwelv*;:.: 1 ?1? r'' &: - ?f,r Raj
K-. American Com.Tiu.iuti unla*!- >*' .- ' ' *' '*"th ?n'*jin
charges of conspiracy to ove'- ""' ' r athrow
this government, and' ?". Thurs.Uy Af>rtl 21, wh
tended Lenin Institute, dfscrvb'ej-'Charlie a... : mana-'-Da
si an inst:ruti.on lor denermnu i"r " P;" w \. M .". ".e jJ
ting revolution tactics. He . i . -m Vei
he was schooled in method ?J( Vonu (> . ; . hsl
t ;vil warfare by red army in^~ ' '< A'1- ^ .j'. *- H irv F.ui J?ut
Istructors. ~ *- - ? ^
focal point - ; Ta;l;= Parana
Declaring that the revelation
among southern 'United l^'a* Sl4j?lo?
was first ur. t a-- Q-.-v. ' ' w?7, .
mumst list, Noweli said. The r - ft : " . 1 M . ' .' " a ^
volution in the South would a ' ! *
the Northern industr ial work err* jraTO"' : ' *"
i,i bringing about rev.jiut, a t ' i
the North and hence, throughout . Vr:
the country" o : iSf..,
NowelK who said, hr nCnt the '''-teWL'ifr*'
) hu *
~i Defense?rmtnaJ t^id th!>' t I ^ITTT^i "' t ' 11 . ?
Nowell's testimony covered p* w? ' " ~V*0~ i:itl?- - mj-.ii Y-'ltridd
earlier than IMS. which .Is ** ' * * 'V4n* r ^ ?ii. a;' ><
th# year the Indictment starts" ** * '' vw'.V>1^ :>v:
wilh ? i f *ri ? '"i J'?fc?d?d A.fiH'. 19 With[0. f.
j.hf tl . . . ": > & . '. '' Jt -which '>9r-"d
"''.f'"" -^rr if" ! ? '>? f r**t***'i ^ - ' - a T?u...: a
ing. Relif >oq is living GOD'S III* p?h? 9 Kock?: te- TV>
(Ph 4 17.11) j **!*?? rr:y*t* - ->. failed-"Kegr? roll*
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ii sill Tit rXHOI I V V S VH 1DAV. APRIL 23. M4
IWpm SRC REPORTS
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ATLANTIC VCWS rn\ir'
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P "^B iv>J t>l< . -mj'trd to di?mi.'r
l* 1 ?y Ku Kltf* Kl*:-. 1 n
/ ;.:onc?. you ift apt t
J . i * J :hang? your mind whin ;
w\ ' ^ ^8 a partial diary of kfrir. art-* <3
J f ifl rioicflNi, ml^Uid by ih<
' trn Regional Couiv..? a:.
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' official (rtibiKiUu.
B South
SRt" U?ta a total wf C'
itNr .v .>ltOCM >1,
. italrt Ktwfii Jinutr) ? IH
HB ' ?n<J March 0 I'.HU, or ov, p?
' - . _ . . ,riol 'if (txactiv ia ?iv>n\n?
Saving* Bank, -it tho**n pro.- , li..,w: ., ...... .
... 1 . .^r ..l 1 *->f. in :'?c, .tiroraia t*t?r? .11 c
Teacher* Aaaociation. ,
I 'ill, iltiki tllMl, ittfll l'l, lit! "Ill
' ? * ' 1 Tf'*-*tand way out in froin'. of th"
coun'*?-iOi ah .; Ct on .veil M?'l I .
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A?? Vai rtiUfl. Wtih an evei. doten
CKiatl '. ! ' *.man-1 . ??-?
. vi i ??.., ]i? ?econd and Honda. with*t?fl
}u..mvnt * ' building *-?.* ! .....
VUun. hrU ,ti r thr admin- j
J.tmr* T Mv ; ?.r? -?n<i U'tb'j" Tpon??-f, had five citation
9 j. a?ih< SRC report and South C?
, ?jjtljhlU Uirrc, A' aurprite hltin,
f?? I puts- and Virginia a
I'K 1 ()(!S f 41 lthc bottom* of thr Int. with tw<
;rve Ah vi^ ''wrj'" *+ *
u\e Official h ' "* KK^mf om.v sammi:
; V?u?i.ANP); SHC in a ptratuble to a tow
^Icrtnral b:>>rd ahrnmn.; the incident. wore U*?
' frorn report* appearing in South
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i rn newspaper* uunhg thr paj
i r ttfiii "? . Ail ltrmil ar,. from whin
tl\f io? al Jilt j-papejm No attempt has Ixroi
.. -he \ i 1>- '- tat?' |mjitie lb v? nfy the fa?tji a>. givni
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. . Tin* ft?t V* not in I elided'
i!> t a> |d a- ..?? . . , !'V
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V-Uf ei 'X f 1 Jaherty. hoaiil
,Ct>-? Na.?! this .1 being <?one ?? : n-u ""<"1 **?' u,{"
au~ '?.f the u'jfrr t'wii numbrr^'^ ,n ** interest of sp.c*
N, ,Vo Voter, id the rUy. A'*r* *h?<-l
;H / |.riti?.M v?.ul,| have *'. *" ..llu-Mratr b?l a pat
-r- , , ,^- t*,rr- ^wWtsi " ' .avic-wrifv.- m which m
*1^- -rljbal.lv i ' t.AO Nrf.Cf A ' : -imrTTTr^r-ukuai_Jii
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EYNOLDS AM) RANDOLPH
RGE DAWSON PROBE
i,-sl:'N<. 1'"JN- r -"ANP) r- my., to determuv if segregate
1.".'. Jj V'l ' I'.'i A I!biLp : I Uj<! xaty !acllitie? and dthc
nloij, , I .a.I.J [>! tin. llt] ^j^upm.tionj by the ml
M;.Utrry S'-rvAi: and Training, , ' . , . .
..mtv const it ut? a wasteful ??*
? *e*? . tnaxlt*- Mimic a letter
sch. ti v sent t fong. William I 4 ",1 "?* < '* v * ^xpayv,
w$r;n Jrt Kjafcb request.rig. ''y.
n to juruh an . u?i;nc<ii.ate in- (^hgrep\mari Uawv/t5 who j
1*41*6 n hi the *H(+h*Q- istab ? . ; -rihc Hr.utc Coqmn
imtfit A.lft yar'.icui#; i*mp!.a i4.c ofl Expenditures in the Ex
t , V: department of the *r -prqtTV* Di-p'irtitM-m, was remind
c i by Randolph and Reynold
Ifffl Over ' ' ' r - ni official brcl
' enures his committee hugJ th<
"3 authority to invift;gate ineffi
sfcuMlkS iucn^y . Jtd irregjlanties in th
1 i a i xpe'n litiif ? by any crretHiv
. . Jrr-'t 1 | | iepartmcnt
Al ir
: mi La J <3 'n virw ol this information th
BLeSa.-off h tals of *h? coiiuiuttce sgaini
AH ji'mcrow in the army urged Mi
Dawson to also have his commit
tr- investigate the Veterans
rmhi'-trfction which they nay "t
i A 1 iu^ fa! distinc
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The anti-Jim Cro-v committe
t-e?ibl;?hpH a
inquiry into the wartime tfe*'i
ment of Negro Gls It has hclt
two oper) hearings it the 12t!
I S;recti YMCA, here, w4t>> Arthu
Garfield Hayes sers mg as it
t .unset Through th< ?e hearing
fw-' hun h ulata has been arrumula
, (? 0nitr?t} Ncg^iTT7ntt?tv Tted whVti the com mi iter offeree
bj H?yn .. Filed ?M?. to turn over to rf,n?rM.m.i
u>v. 1 nrv mbtr, and Vice Pre*. - Dawwn should his' coThmJUre
?'*th annual nation cied to launch such an mveft^fa
B--at the Rainbow ltoom tion ' "
hj A'avnor sang and Herald i ?>-* ? ? '
. nal.a Otis Skinin*r ar??r *-*Tfr*anl*ed labor and religioi
. ia a.*! mJuUd.WQ M M<p leading the wuy u. Utarhinj
g? t d urliVf n itiiT meat it. - t interracial )u*ti< c todr-y.
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ts Of Violence
t -rr~Tr*iEr =
l o IV K IV \
F W, ah Nixon at Mount 'frnon, OTftFI* R <?. TNCIBFNT?. I
liaUrd at Lyons. G*, Iwj Numorw ^h-r klan np,^i \ ajj^
_ ",. j ? w . *:" <** or i.? n/iorta in South. C.v -.
On last September, and Robert 4^j 4 , .4 t
j Una our.if th.e period Include!
.? moat hi later Several parade last June.' J u? fo
There were 10 whippings l>y ly and Adgu t fr. m tho ncighbo-* . m.
* ;klamm?-n. or suspected kian? hood cf Athr. to West Columbia;
t Imen and afTniitei. It I* interest- several moUrccdes through the ^ ,
* ing to observe that these wero towns of Eii q W\liiston. Black *
iloh mob man - nandlcd three vi'.ie, North Orangeburg anu
jnot confined to Neftpe*. A Mh'- Chaplri
Y white newspapermen on Mar a During thr boat of last sum12
I9g8 while- covering a klan tner's-^i>oiiti<:i.i campaign, a Sa- I
i. meeting. Nineteen days later, a man nf jvSd a warning \
1 white veteran in Atlanta was card ' sft#r h? enrolled for the ' \
a I Bogged by "Brack Raiders . con- Democratic p imary, instructing' \
- aidercd of the name stripe as the ,not t<j vot?-. I a*t AukUst. kluns- * 1
klan. if out an auxiliary. And |n(<n struck f ro lo two crosses ?
r l?i> February of this year, masked m Aiken cbu ?ty 0* James M.
. rmen beat a wh.te man si Lyer Hlnton inokc Tout *?..(??? . ? ?
Jla, n- ' - "
7, v??. lor uuintiK I'" mother |p?ry. And tin Augud JO a group i |
j and two other white war veic of unmaakcd nun brutally beat ' \ f
; fane, on* of them disabled, were Ke-v Aiyhtr Ware at Calhoun ' \ i
t, : Hogged by kianamen ?t railing ?? AUbuv?lle county after ~ - I I
Water, Tr/in. wa* well around town at the \ 1
KANtiE IS WIDE time^ though unknown to thr , V fc^j
. ( There were AO instance* of minuter, that any Negro who vo- V
^ ( r?>?? burning*-m the report, one te<l would J>e \ uited. V> ^
?f Mhtch luted live ?u< h bur.i *A ' Saluda < .un;y- men who v S?
j thfs to ongBlire. Typical of w?n< to Ugr *****
- re^re'2Vt* * wuabdr Of ? *- tn 1JU una* rW im*rw4* . *"'
lorcade*. aome led by autpected Mcro<t the h.rgi, but fhd the '
, pdlue Officer*, wluch appeared pjai.? without bothering to vote
, to, be aimetis at N.fcro teCUan* al ftjt
largely for the reaaon of Seep-, CrotaeT* were nurnea on .the,
t~ '"* down vote* Bum N?.gry? gr.?undt .d l.ak.^ieW high Uhli'll
[. The report, howivrr, make* tn W*it Columbia during the pe v
t clear, loo, that thie-klan awingi rtod. and alio near the Hooker T
i both way*. Numcroun cro<uc? Wa?hin*t<>n elementary School in
-1 were?burned -sub--- warning* . t??_ ^ Qionitl Height*.. ' ' ' '
it i.i'.fcn?Snfnr whitri isr1? giV'i It .tt, : mi-,i - . m.-d t<. -h<
t j warning*. threatened with guru >rf,jnd < -*>' EtcdWiuil. ilultici and. ... v
. 'and other wcapwOi, but none * portion W th?third. \
> K.lled. . SHC,-111 an accompanying artiTwo
of the three South Ca- cW. said the; laWk-uneM war due
. roline initancc* originated n inor* t3 tndiffein?a among ofAnderion.
one being a threat on ficchol Icr* and law- enforcement
j the life oT"Amlcfr ganl mayor nr nrera ie? H -e md. however, ? -
j r cui uary i:j IVia and Me Other t.,ut "rir, :inii, < /nrnunity an 1
~'l'ir hiT'ntm if > I r-<? ; ^ thl^NC- '? /?-nij v. .. preMUic
j >; 1 o p~tron injt Augtt-t TL- Ti r m " - ' mm, vyji'ich .
! Ll bird wm u r?j> irt o( : a tto'*;i ij.drial> v -lay for th<? .
j i urntnt, i'i or near COllXinlim: ^*r?t-nrn : J- ? r-^?
MRS. INGRAM MOVED
TO GEORGIA PEN
i TOO MANY CALLERS *
f CITED AS REASON . ????
!. BY MARION JACKSON lo lUrdwilkw?* being oi^
near her Iwo aoiu Walllce at'1
I- AUOUr.TA. Ca. (S\T?) \ 1 Sairvhy U*.who or- also *crv
(continuous' ilrtkm of viftlhWi ting ;,r, b< rit? n< connection
| long diatunce t< lepnonv cull*. ?'? !'With t)4l, '.scU -riclcrtic ?laylhg of _ :l-.~
- Jbefi ?>f lettn and telegram* | \\ StratfoW, .. 66 yeafr old
IprciteCt.ng imprisbnment of Mr*j,Ahllc t,.na?ii farmer Ift Schloy ?
jjltooa L** Ingram hn* caused the County, Georgia.
I I wtruBo. wt uh" icirnmonat_oui?ty 4-??- ... . ,n
. . . ' Ttrr vt*U i>r IN* "vr.mmtttaeto
, farm to request ? her transfe. , . , .. .
lu_ l. . ' m< ' t . with Mrs. rniba.k
U> th slate penitentiary .it' . . ' ,
' Keidsvdle ?n?io h.?t wa*. yw? b.-gln|i|nf_ of . ..y
'* 0 ,i t , , a campaign to secure n petition
Since Mrs, Ingram was vlslte I ? - ...
* . ... . . . . .... w<th .a rn:)tion signature* which
several weeks ago bv the "Nnt
~r-~*? , ; ... will he T*fc%ented to Governor
Kin a I fTofrrmTttre Ui _lu?o- thr In.
_i.j "i j t11'"1"1" ^""ulae and the Georgr.iuyv
a growing flood of vis.- . . , ??"r 5?~t?- ____
. . . ... g'a Harden and Parole Board
tors has almost broken up prison , ... . ,' , . ? 1?
"?"-?? n^rdin, to VMtim" M"' 1
' John M.Murr.y ... ... ^
. Ilenpwed interest in the niMte
wat becoming so famous .. ,. . , >, . . _
Ihnt ?v?.W, her horn ''"""'r
' ..el 1 L>e? the nu,rJ ol Cor-?*!*t&2?*?3?*
,, ' ~T^~i?. ? sw JfiiJ -to the peace, harmony
Von* Jb lake "her away. , - . . .. .
, .. . m il- stclUKion Mrs. Ingram hai I !
The warden *aid' the. main
-* ? . tujoyrd hitr ip tho trancjuit lt?*
? purpose of thf farm whi to work ?f (h.. wttile-wnahed fam
4 women pria/mer, and wHH to houS(.H whKh wus her prison.
~X|>|J!IV rallcr*- ami long distanceL_?_ ? ' "Jl
i telephone, r?h?in? It wa> m TIC/lVtl I H* ~r- 4
* pokaible to rr..nt?in jinv rhari. .Thtiv *-IWW ^pt^r t? beina
r pbne * v nttco tn Mi'!* Ingram'a lif'?
* Mm* Itfjram had the ,<atu? of *.r.re the death of Srafford i, '.- - M
a. tru*ty at the Richmond County Mj W havbeen im;>hadneri
- farm ami was only >t K11 iV h Amerieua, Albany.
1 light < horea. However, after ttfcl -1 t,..,r,nii
it vuut of a group of representative* Macon ; <n- ^
? of Nattofval Women'sOrgan!- county-. * ' - ' -
zationa, the apotjlght of the nat- Lach Ul^t poblicity and public " /. >^|
ion ha, bean centered oh the lnd|gn#tw'n ^ her jal| wntan- , [ M
nmuH honor farm aboui two] . . ' j- Jc, '-^"V ~
cet have caused wardena of the r - iaB
s mile, from Augusta *
, HONK AT FKliON , various priaon, to roQU^ Wbaa? . -J
1 In returning Mrs. Ingram back | transfer Uev.Tu-rc ?-r