Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, June 04, 1949, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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NMMkad wdrtj by Tha UghikouM Publishing ( apany,
1MT Hardao Straat. Columbia 4. S C
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toad M Moood clam mattar In tha Fact Offkcv at Columbia. A
C, undar tha Ad of March 1. 1179.
nmCIOrnON MTU. PAYABuTIn AOVANCI: Om yaar.
ATI; I mac. ?> ** *??> ?W9
??SVWI'lSUio'ltATES furnuhad ?o rwjiiwVltokr c barks itmyUSo
to tha LighUunaa Publuniog Company aad not to individual*
Mta . IMfcW "TIDVfOft . fVliJU
NATKMIAL UTUHnt attvm > IMTEUTATI "*IT? KIVVUU4 BNw
tt nm ATBtua m? vuu n, t __
raw ws^s?v^T+^3?5V^ rstn
?f UHUI ajmucuiibmMHM rUH CAI.TTK w*w? ?>nt anflrwrw
Should Be Investigated
The charge in made, and confirmed to part, thai hiUmm
Saul Johneon, principal of Lho Palmetto high ?ch<?ol al
Mullina , or the nt hool board, or both, have refunod toshir?
Miivriuur /mi iwo icwnem wno nsve momoernnipe tit me
National AMot-iAlioit for the Advancement of Colored
-People. The teacher* have maintained an excellent record
during four yeam of nervire, were of great help to the
community in church and aoeial work, and for their en-. <
tire period of service never had any fault found of them
under other admin litt ationa,".
The hoard gave no reafton in notifying them of their
removal hot Mr Johtlibn, who manager to. *(.?> tn.t
water quite wyH thun fnr jdncc corning in from (h-rgta
lant fait, let it tie known moveraI month* ago that h- did
. .. approve of their rne.tnh? r*hij"*. in the NAAt T, n? ' for
. anything they had done; rather IrocauMv the *tic organization
had Mpuiikod him verbally.for ranting ovuiey
to impioye a* pijhlir m*i?iH?l an 1 for allegedly mi? <ing
h the lrU??r of veteran* at tlii' ib hooL Id which lie eoiif? ?e<i
under fire.
Whether Johmtoji < rdvred the firing, or the..hoard
undertook the action on ituidf*. and the reason wir (hat
;"! ? th" pair belonged to the NAACI', tiini wa* going t<?.? lar.
delvmv into the hit l?f thought Control. Maine mm Into
' ??-hrin.M ?nl * tried"'inii'-vt n .*k?*4 hi'd Tvirvy.<inrr tmd 1 hunt?
MRS, " ; .
; legal HOX bfiAtl'n from tll'TlV.
^hw matter ought to tinvoniigitled fully, and if it
ahould l>' found that tin* i hnrgoa are correct. then setv\"
ion nhould be taken by NVgrue* to gat Julinikm. out at
Mull inn. and out ?f South Carolina Negro acluHil* until
W' -the emi of lime,,an?i an appropriate nilion- against?the"
ImmimI pffii ml* mhoulil tm brought
r The NAACI' is air honorable organisation- one which
* ha* been tin unh id ion of our |h?o|?|o. It in, in fai t, to the
NAAl'.I' that Johhaon in indebted for much of hnt'nalary
and. for other l?eneQtn he can enjoy while hi the ntate
We havo not the nlighte.nl intention ot tolerating a Negro's
living off our work*, and trying to kill the very
' gooae that laid the golden egg If Johnnon doe* n't Want
v.r \ 1 in tnln lk? KlAAi'l' i -L' --1 ?
..... ....... . , nr wuKHi wn want i?? tfttvo it ,sn
V kjrfrwn, yet, this is his privilege. although it is up to u
to let him Ihmhoii the minds of our children, or to keep .
them away from his brand of thinkiug. At any rate. ho
, nor anyone else who trice to intimidate teachers end <>ther
citi/etis dffip!) be? nuxe they hold mctnhenihip in
an Organization working.?n their interests, n* to be tubntad
in South Carolina lie can leave that in (.icorgiu.ot
in whatever place he learned it. __4
Florida Youths Affaiirst Segregation
- ldu?l Week. ii Mturh'iit puhln iitmn op the > Umpns of the?
i Univeraity of Florida took a W?ll of '>00 students to
loarn how these felt a I suit admitting N'egroe* ?s itudents
the iaaue being a momentous one in that state,
t The paper. aifhounced that 'JSi tuvored admitting No
groofl, and 1m were bp|h>*ed, Hut this \nus in the deep of
the.**Deep South" and not in a bbrdjer or not then state.
~ 7 ft was the voice of native white citizen* on the foUchy
subject or segregation or the race*. It should I >e'no ted.
Needed Penal Reforms
A legal battle la linnet way in New York tu prevent extradition
to South Carolina of James WUsun of Sumter
? county, said to have escaped from the rhnweang while
under a life sentence for murder,
?If recent pattern net hy several northern elates is
followed In his case, he stands a good chance to win his
AS a- A a ft ? -
itgni, largely Ior ine reaaon that Negro prisoner* are
abused, beaten, and often killed on South Carolina penal
gangs, n tact about which, there it hardly wofrt aaid by
man in public office
v The pattern in South Carolina ia cut by the etate, iton
Ita own penal farina. On theae men are brutally
beaten in contravention of public law. the p&cuae being
given that punitive proviaiona are lacking.
The only thing needed to treet one human being with
HB nyinpaiay m ? gnmtiiB heart and a know
C""*r'.!W|rrf the OoMm Rule Thla reform ia. sorely needed
jpitha South Carolina penal lyttma.
r OtMtteTo Recister
Ragiatration book* will be open at county courthoueaa
Oft Monday Juno 6. throughout South Carolina. Let ua
that have not mwiatMud aince January 1, ISO* take
^ttma off to gat thane papers, which wont interfere with
OUT Individual schedules until 1958. A cittnan who is
jfftt qualified, la tike a train with no engine.
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>? IWlGHHEl ?H THAIAMAUD At I. 3
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THE N ED FOR C ARCING
YoU Feel Badly Work you all day and stick
to hnthin* hut work. And:
Thera UMd to b? a time therc arc many of them who
thai we could hide awny the arc underKuinf a renatsMnfa
w Nag rut a ft*? WP ca in hitman rctai>l>n*. wKum
every now am) then to op- , hflV). ^,.n h f#.
,H.ae proirea. anyortg thcr t cnUy m f.,. t? ?3 future.
J.r.iple We u*cd tOL-P? able . ?? - > _
- iiwt im(| iivvrr ormrr Kliovvn
tfi "fool ? goodly raiftibor of Tho numh,-r uf them Which
the whit*4 poople ?htl ' wiy i? anxtou* to improve thfc
We nre uniting an'! they t ;'tf Ncgr.t>r* grows
u t.uhl show cnncrrn ovcf the >tkU'*Mil.y. ;Iti?.*it ea?;h.. ,t_;ry*?*
of united n?n *)iitrt -they ram? together ami t?xItut
that day is K<mr rliniiKP data Ihey pick up,
I'lie other iif . , arvj aJxo liiwier pressure of'
Veropon ?' critic ixmfrym oUUutrrWxnd
(iVifi x Lhii.Ntiun ., i?c K hoofs,
-vh?t?i citiirn & ' they
f telephcilMHi to 1 *" ** '*? nf *** ,n
in ~ M) . htm. All ulonj(. they have
.?.K what wrre M?"<**? h\U tlu? ha^
' |t I e " %e V? ! i hi w ' .m
; if th?v? ui-.w i-^ ruits ?n the
( nut ? ?eirtstn ' jwi side'.of im iiri vv wj\ h he
t,ni ^ tft t1. I a _i'HI)|M ftt Ne
his hometowj *'" ,,n' , u hoie lo ih -h*r .
i>ceii *well -inVcd in ft if'**!. tit*
who w-?? hoink .Mr, Mc(,'r*y1 stitutmn. taking hi place 11\ ,
.everything he . ' a Community nn.t uirmng u
could to browbeat his oW* h;4 ,,wn . pi*,?fr Why"
j.?^ple lor the jH-nehj ,.f hi* ^ #h<Hi?d a wHUv> pyrson
. White bow. .who this culler . tl) ht:ht (or us. W#"*
Aid. wtf? sick ol the Negro; ... i..^
. hut who tiki find an inter tot. "vv- J .
in* bit of inhumation W it f*r *MVtV *h*
all about Negrtwa that tie Tit.--^4 Vyhitr n.
never bad iK'furr .. ? he'ie in tb V-mth, wTiTi. to."
Whether Negroes know it gi<"- tin- Nrgto more than.1
or riot, the rjci of mora wiota . tbi-* want* for lumaidf*
pcopfe are on them than Am 1 whv nboiihl the wb-te
they imagine, White .people fitl/en have t" light hi*
' who Walk hy Voir on the own people tut U?. aiwt then.
?Teel (util vay nothing; who fight us rtjwally its hard, tor
BETWEEN THE LINES
Straight Talking Henry Ford* II
The World 1? about ready thi c ?tened with' <r?atn'?.n*ti<Mt..
for a atin'tng - rrtvuuum'p of M'ttp >>f thfytuayi' and
common ?<mm>v The theotiat* worthy effort iv'.w .bi'tnif cm
and scholar* and rmarrhm . titled in the >i.ytion.?l. Ne
hiiVr trtu old world groggy H**-* t'ullegr fund The gi e*t
Pet theories break out m? . ' 'd ekrepliun to thi* ? the
rn?h to trritntr mm and *'? AME Negro collegemen
who otherwise might which hi?? been built upon
lend eo^uluitable and* m>r N<*r.? mtergn'y ruthet thgn
mal ekutencr There is no wjv>n tbe wb?w man > i h*r-?.
flrld ni human intercut more Mv *
abused than the field -of rd It ha* rvmsind for Henry
mutton where theorists *rem Ford H to make the fmcat
<i lipnt?uu?i ""'"i"1 -a-ltd f.et tcfeQ-w .if f?w prWato college
ting children dothey n nll? Imm'Ji ?>ui (?i to
plfkse under the high sound' Teadf. "And what n>ak,cs rt.
tng title' of ' progressive ed- <*U the mofy striking H his
uratlon" . ?? an aHoundtng ri'iifewwit at the tregining
, . i ' _ ' i V. .1 I... . v?l>< ".i-olh...'. ..a
fJMmrr. in AvAyinc n % !? ?? *(Mil
mm* be freed from r?> *n educator rw.t n hcUr Ho
trait^tvand iihTcioh, eitccpt )U'? th<? pli?ih .< >*m
fnaof jir a* h(< *rlf?*h trnpul "V'h m-ivv that the nit fid* \><
hm mav i he tot*' i* to Illy-in---- ??uf theor* craned cm ruimin
^_lQ_lhv fa? ?* of, thr rrnVttri of air iravin* In ?umn\in.
f{fp. . ? ? h'? = 1 '* ? *? before the
n.,v , . * i , Yftle AtUVnnl fund awe^X"
{tjj^ '" m 4 ^ V\ "tton. tW nut.lr x?n Ufa noMmnut.
. hb nvx-n 41rr k? ^. . MIqw, .
'?? nd "chnat , ", 1 -> I hrlrivp th/ lb,
wJ fm Tl?r growth and <ufvtv.l of our
, . fAffiv W?v of life depend# in part
h V T" ,W upon expanding and -m
o?*h denoting and _ipd?eat ! ' .*,.? ,? ni huh?n*
Inhibitions, which hr U 7 ^Tt wr hlv,
b , ,.u?h, apurn- O,.. V Z?V?h Z
of the finest illustrations of. ^ Jw
frustration in thr field of ,!if , . ,.. . ,
education can bp found ,n (2> I brlr.vp vrry Mron*?y
the ?tt,dled attempt on the 'hat the exutaoc. of a targe
part of head, and fr^nda of numb*r of. vigorous, dyn
private co||e?ea \o $tate the *m,c' Pfvaie.y enaowco ro,
ruo for tuch rotleMt. With - *t9t univeralhet * the
, financial atarvation threat beat poealble Ineurenre that
en.r* mod of theae private nu' *l?h*r *y,tem
colleffa, earuaea and defer Lv t 1**?1 fw .
tea for them have within re ' ' ^ rI]L!l^bihtv 4 to
cent year* broken out like. 1 * a. responsibility t
?* r"? nf nrnnkn iw?t?w JJ2CSL?!JC!5T.L. .11!:
Oreat dlaa^rtaUona ' naee iJ/rimia?Jd tUT wVehould
been written by aome of our do ao not .Imply out of unlnoat
scholarly men who are |menl< ^ |or lh# good of
really and truly aertous In our country and tor our
their attempts to Joptlfy the
private caUefe Almoet every (4) J belalve w. must not
Conen of Harvard in nia en- only live money but must
nual report to the trustees give tW and attention and
of that venerable Instltuion become involved personally
take* special peine in special in the tmprotant problems of
ways to set forth the Its- .JpMtu?on? lihe Talk" >7
ction of the private college." . What araa not made so
Ther* is a vary rash of these clear in the summary was
apologies The poor llnio Ford's commitment to the be'
college officials are ever on lief that there jNd be a
the vara# of profumlUtv whan healthy competition between
they begin to defend the privately ^uppurW .nstftu
' functions Of the private col- lions and state instttutleeu
lege, for moat of the private which would serve as a
colleges of Negroes are check on< on tha other, much
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Ett. COLUMBIA, g. C A
17 17 II FT* II Ijt is to the whiskey-buttle and '[
U ' Fi IV A II Ej whott oo? love U the urge
^ ^ bout Anything including him
U (y P | 7llN * !' *M has little ambition
U U It I li V 11 to ndvancA tax ?beyond the
B, JOHN 8. M^RAY
The Second Front
Negroes can generally be trtbutiona he find* possible y
divided into ktrcriil diller* ' the. l>ad name of Nrgro
MU group#. There la first
the latheadrd loudmouth ' Pnrem >it It the indifferent
'r who crtea to all heaven a- Negro who, throueh ignorIxiul
the way he ?s treated anr<!, and superbiti^n. cares **
by the white in- swcaTs^ Utile hoar things go So'long
lb tne Aunghty that, he Will as he meets lh? bare essenj<An
the uiganna lions that ttelg of Lite. This group k
right fur the rights of Nc- , hsrarterlred by tV high
? Kim ami that *nc will buy a"phwcrSd shouting sisters- and
Negro paper*. but he ne the "mad" money ' o Meeting?
ver seems to get around to brothers of the church Here
doing any of these things. ar<t ??
^ mllkarwl honey Religion ?i?
^ ?iJHB^mp-thcUc to them the only w.J the
and cooperative while, ^~tfgo^WT1lildhl? eqwtttr
cry white face uto him a atvd p^are of mlnd ^
blood enemy of the first de- M
. grcc to be "buiel" out and * u ^ ou* 4a the
loudulk Negro Intellectual who feels
.... .. .... th*t hia education places him
Then there is the liquor above iuaurtatlng with the
whose a??le allegiance common man. He mobes of
' ? flcioualy and ceremoniously
lly JOHN II. McCRATf *!>out hi* h*ndpii'ked circle _
of associates with pomp and
?:?dignity in an aloof rn<j iso*
our own tie^eflt lated world Here ace found
i .-i_i TT-..._ ,k... .eociai-statu, and color
. ' chooser, who reason that the
ler that the (?? in point # social position and lightneae
was an eaceptwin, rather or darkness ol another Ne-than
the rule but I f?-lt him grp's skin are more isnporwith
the feeling within thst tant than the common
- maybe I hadn't ifuito von thought of. a'complete whole
vtncwl him 1li? paii.ng tug . He criUcfttes .every move of
g'estion wav 'If you have the leaders, yet he offers no
got to keep a Jackass in youi constructive substitute of "
stall at thU crucial moment, which he is most capable
for -G<m1'.s ..vaka. stiitf a gag ' (i ... ,.
in hi, mouth so the en.fmy . Wn*Uy,-Aher*-is. tho Iftvd,
: . w?mt hegr h?? braving ^ overworked Uny .minority of.
, I mUch-discusscd, falsely
That * tt pretty big . job. accused. and unappreciated
Hut wevc^got tu I Wiif v,<lUi, of--- people who con
thing; to tlhuouaJy i>Vc of ,he.r time
Ki "Ug o t, w i I . or ?u and money to advanced the
own people, as tcsuitn as we
. -* - t .kiiA?? <?f In#* riif-g* r ipv iin*
jwtvo ueen on some u uif ~ . y *
int61tr4nt"whitf> peup';e/Tht>re the vanguards who . fought
shouldn't Tip any rTTUwn tion for teachers' lAlurics and
anyway lived lot see thru efforts clts
- , - fcraced hy. greyly uftd n?r
Wo certainly tfinn d ?p- ruw onllWi<H| v?u..i? Th, v
paud. my thcwhli.. dudent,. . tf(lht ,1!w fiilMllU who
Jl Hit' U'"*""""'!- if M,.r?la
w ho I.,St wt-TT ^T. ,M .--.it--?- 1^' t'H-1 't _hn? .i '' "f iu;t
Neg.ro** to thc.l Vain un?es to sevur^lli* few pu.li put,
or the various tithrr ',f' facilities available to th?n\
groups now taking firm and and lived to sec.the ungrate
; progressive *Uud* for our fulpean nf thr prrsnru who
people, and-at th? vnnr tune enjoy them
, gsve.riiinfoit, imtm-y pre..- Wr ttro ,wrfmy b?H ?ming
?\u'f ?w' . 1 * '* 'v, ',n ? complacent, self-satisfied i
,? ven hit funerals to Negro i i ? . . _
yat kicvt. H W ho didn't know . j^plc Our . lead, rs vWento
bray, nor on trV flt ?*teruut,.b.tt|e-s4uit
cause fbr liberty and Jrccdony f?r _ '
.f~ ^ - disunited and unhimrrn
Some. N"gi'.es may you |4,,{ disreputes and lagfeel
michtv tick if vow rsn . . . ..... . .
evvr'."irt"away " from want" ' V. "J ,nu" r" ? n."
or* l<* burn thorn tp k1> ' U 1'/ '-qual rights.
, yfr* Hut ol^anf initelv moTo
I importatity is a *eooin<C,front
Hv txirdon U. Hancock the divi.i .n , nvy.
narrow mlndednev. and uncouthncu
of thh people for
wluwwvi'A fight The attaih.
iner t r.f 4,0*!* ho* in the a
.after the manner Hut -the mta.ui.* amd-fighta ? ' a u
branches of Congress do or- nlted people
that-the Kv?v party tj^?htKa!
systoip- docs in thi? country TIIK IIIKMK I CMOOSIt
Thus we. have stated bv a hai,. ? ' < .??
,headed blUlftFSr 'niiil tvhat ?* Hllllam llenry Huff
our at ademtciana and schul- 1 aiway* trV to choose a ,
ar* have hn?*n Livinit to Htat?- "
for >?.s?rs . ford's approach That will nmkr -counties*
13 R^voninum sense out- and ' people' thii.K J
it register* utvwcly.J May And 1h*. .md rwd. .alone to
tin* not h<> a * gnal for moat .eettv <
of u.i to hurk bark to font 11 do Cite to waste tny
'mon sense and rul ourselves .
..f the unfounded belief that Upon a thoughtless, dullard t
~ nioofUti i'an w?t uj7 . rvw; , \
^ , <1 rather HUI if:??e? b? J
<>, for a rennsaa-nc* "f t orn*. . .. _ j
nvm ?rn*e a' la Henry K<>rd .
,,, K*i>j t when moving for the
1 . few
Say Press To "Die .Who have the courage and I
I *T??_ W? A th<\ <
In I lie I' Uiure Tv think and act and Counted
be
. ! the Ni-K. > For thinf* that vv-ill Airlift the
here to. live or die? Three ^ ? *
-nt- drrp dejdmg-Ntuuo. j.>?r c^Vbdtkyoir and me - !
. nnhsta said it will d.e. as they. h J^nga ^
1 v.. ?# K7m . _ - '
Uir tutu ir V'l rsm*rac?. * I
gro newspaper in a panel lilt
Monday evening in Pape au- ~~~?? ? * \
ditonum * fruri "integrally Ihc fie- (
part nrHeodllner Pf*' gro newspape r will die" He <
wnted by the Schs > I of Jour farther stated. Amenra u
nallam ( ?beginnlngtojiKlgf wen on i
Howard Davi>. General merit rather than on color |
Manager Kansas . Cdy Call and though civil right* are i
;?mi Fletcher P Martin. City increasing until all right* are <
Editor l.ouaivtlle Defender won
diaaent^ fr?m general opin Tborr.ai W Young. held \
run slating that Negro new*- that the ptper today inspire*
papers will WgUttilt to Uve. member* of the group by re- i
^Charle* H. - Loeb. News porting new* unreported or <
Editor. Cleveland C all. and di-toreu ?n white pieri.
Po?t. William G- Sunn. Man, where, he aaeerted the <
;?ing editor. Pittsburgh Pre* uuUor? of the Negro newv- i
ident. Norfolk Journal^ and paper wiU last only an long 1
Courier and Thomas W. Young. as the Negro can cite miusvGunie
felt that wher the Ne- tice to hia group- Whan
iro new*paper hasserved Its *uch is no longer true there !
purpose that of instltulihg lit- will he fW> NHW B1BCT. '
SET*- " "" "*? ?>" P M-rUr ?pr~. !
vrifWm
W^wh 01 lnte^*"?n "? not see how the whole ma
cded the many barrier* to cm he wiped out , It wAl be
the progreaa of the Negro _ ur.fortunate If tfce Negro 1
praaa wen aa labor uiuooa newapapar dwa. " Martin ad
and tha Nawvpapar Guild. dad, ha did fael tha dally
According to Load thara la praaa would absorb Niirnw
Ubarml traatmant of rteM1 " as raartllj at ?oma might
nsw* In Whita papan and think. It was hia opinion
an inrrdbautf una of Nafro that aakf tntaragt w01 hflp *
raportcaa by thoaa papan. tha Macro praaa to lhra. Tha
Thua aa rml right* inrraaaa Nagro praaa according to
ihrrc will bo if-w n -ad tor Martin la a unifying powar
Macro nawapapar*. f and ph ilag.W U lag'.?
William O. Nunn said , tlflad in a double standard
"Whan America abaorba Ma- society
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^ATI KD^Y, JUNK 4, lMf
THOSE WHO WOULJ> HIDE THEIK HANDS
An Editor's Diary
THE SCUP BOOK
Running a newipopor on >?ur level is an mteresWng thing You
not only get the chanr,* t? .lo many good deed* and help in many
worthy cause* for the msr. oleasure derived, but you are also confronted
with people of every ihade and devripUon. who would ^
use your resources and reading -family to get over . purely o?lfi*h
project* and ,often ap teful undertaking* which plague you like a
Neat of \i
?Tf-" -tthtv d^y ** f. ..-. ?"'igt I ;o?l K-itn.-d audience and . ftpppv-d
your whole, business to wind up sarying after gvung through
considerable, wordage,. *'I ^ -IkI ou to burn them up for me" lie
wants*J it done oh juot h.i word, by hi* measure, without there bting
any contact with the enemy at all, and he wanted His name left out
of it altogether, and a* usual, he wanted you to take your little pa>?
per the project on which you've spent much o| your life, and to-a It
over to him for the me >. asking and, of course, he said that if we
would do the task of word beating, he wanted us to send to Him five
or Bis copies of the particular edition. We
forgot about him of course as soon as he went his way with
ou: ft%t ~O0" but befor .* anybody laughs and say* "Aw; that man
was just crazy sod a n,body." I hasten to say that t* shocking
t? note the number ut intelligent man and Woman who pester you_to
toss out bricks for them ?nd ask that you hide thatir hand' There
,,r ui nmrir many instances when the issues and circumstance*
demand that personalities bc.lrft out and the issue receive all the'
attention But there are other tunes when the people involved take
t; i t Hides ?f the line and do their own work ,
1 am very much alarmed over thi* prartico among my people It
?- impossible to create an independent pcoplerwho have not learned
to utand on their own feet, or to stand u{> until they are counted
What is said often across my desk is usually the innate nature of
week, and worthless people And whilo on the subject, there la adother
specie in the category. He is like the giiy who the other day
it-alt at length on a certain incident. After it appeared in print and
he saw his num.- mentioned as incidental in the story, and the ihlcd
m to tell me l.e had told me he did not want .hia name mentioned
n anyway, which of course was not true Hut he drew the a*suranc?
that so long as we ran tho paper, hi# name, nor anythinig he did. evj-ii
if he passed and had the biggest funvtiil. would rver again get
Hpac'e. He Couldn't even buy It
Mdmc. Pandit To Bunche Says UN
Hand I)r. Bunche Can Stifle Warfare
Spingarn Medal. ?up*am>. .an* *ri*
message front Dr Ralph J Hun
\MRABHAl>OK TANIHT TO 11 ?M*forr the JfilM CJrnt r.
NL-w v.i?K- (AMP1 vt.? aJ A**rmb>>' tb?* Presbyterian
NKW ^ HK .^^7, ,*' ?'hurch here last week. declared
\uav4 f.akahmt Pandit newly t,u|| ? l;N
Appointed amhn*sa<lnr from In - . . M< - t, .
Ji,. h. |.,L. I' s wll^preseht the. '*y\' '"** ul,> "''"ft a war and
Rl?ngarn modfl to Dr. Ralph J & ?*"? *;? of tn^Uallor*.
Hunche'. ?t the closing session of M?k?* ?*pu*,n? b> ,h"
the 40th Annual continue orhwf ,n<1 load ?Ik-i? along 1h- ..
the N A ACT* in the Itollvwo.v1 Peaceful and n intcahk
llowl -{ Los Angelea tin July 17. settlement of their differences "
Roy Wilkn*. NAAt I' asaistar ? The acti 4> mediator of the
?e< retaTy. nnnouced !? *< week Palestine commission was arh?* "
Ntrne Pan.Lt. sister of the great tiuled to giv? an address' at an
Indian leader. Jawaharlal Nehru. international followship meeting
wa? formerly her country s am- as*rmbly However/ ur
havsador . to' Soviet Russia an I offu business prevented
kn Iit of Indian delegation h" t alIen<jm|j Instead, he sent
UN As a delegate to the U? s e m,.5aaj.0 (0 the assembly which
rioied the issue of the treatm?P. w(|> rcac( bv thc ?tev 0 Lak(.
nf Indian, in the Union of Soutn lf>f HaltimnrAfrica
uod nea?d *-?r ur. !" ?'
national investigation of the of thi, UN- sUC^ ,n hait,ng
South African policies and pre- dispute* between nations Dr
"ticeg. % Dune he. said "It has 'persaudrd
K"*t the first time. presentation hittrr enemies? Arabs and Jews
>f th*" Spmgarn medal. awarded to still their gun* to alt down
annually t? a Negro American together and reach an agreement
[or distinguished arhievemcn?. .......
Aid be made by an intemstlona' The purpose of the U N
ly famous foreigner The award achf,v* a wofld In which
a x?ing tiisda to Dr. Uunchc for a? Pwples practice tolerance
Ms notable contribution to t.i arv' ,,v* together in peace with
-stabtihment at peaop in Palee- cne wither as good neighbors,?
toe * >l* continued. "The UN is work
fng intensively and incessantly
Native or South Sea ward ,h"?"
Arrivba Tn P rnooK k lL? i\?* ^ ?
lu.,,Vi:f av m. uavii winn v/r<tlfiriCA!
mew york - canp) He Contest Now Mixed
j?rt Salau. 42-year-old son of I
e'ormed Solomon Islands head- w A^UTNr-rnw , .
spirit ot inters
ipur conlrtbut.cS. for miss.onary l&jjjgg ^7^te 2Sn.iam
Jo k on the South Sea islands ? ? ?"? wnpmbdnar- *
Hi. tour if. bring sponsored by ? th" 1 * * ? ot
,he Seventh-Day Adventist ?* Elks of the World, has an hurch.
* ' nounc?l V at the National ora
. . . . , terieal contest thi? rear will per
Salau. wearing a blu# wool haps be composed of both Ne>k?rt,
a Gl haircut and rarryin" Rro and whlJ ^
in tfM - ? - - -
-T
,? ?wv . )? r ? UfOWI^t '
si from the liner. Mauretarila ? "This annowwmrm was ma^e 1
'trr n V[?t to F.ngland. France after thr commissioners ret'urnirvl
SwiUrrlaiyl W?en he left ed from Denver. CMo., where
ns home island of Manus. . Sa- John Dornberg. a 17-ycar-old
au l ad a .fire -rap of bushy Ma white boy w6n the state oratori
K hair, hut enroute he pulled Cal <ontest Thw u the first time
i fast one on his' chaperons and ,n the history of the Elk's Edu ame
up with a C1T haircut rational Department that a white
Some -0 years ago, ? Salau's contestant has won In the state
ribcj, was Permxltd hv miasm- finals. according to Judge Hues
varies to stop chopptnK off the ton
leads of enemies and saving skills
of decease! member, of fa- ,,?! rT'f' T \? ?*
rmlies During the last war. ?' * ,W>U F"V
ialau srvl thousand# of his fellov, in regional contest
tribesmen gave vital in format- " he wine this contest he will
on to the Marines He won a he eligible for the national which
station for his work W"1 he held in San Francisco.
- . Aug 21 to 1*/.. t
Court Continues ' t The Denver contest was held
Burton, Boswell Row
mtirAflO ? i AMPi ou. Ham Jenkins, state director of
A z^jsr-sxsrsxn ;
heated court clash between Wei- "* ***
terweight Oeoe Burton and hia The winning orstloo was enmanager
Sonny BoewslL h?i?h "tk- ?' **?
Bomrell, formerly of th? lUr- clSIsiS.
I em Globetrotter* bosket boll teem taking- port la felt coneet. three
he* requeued a temporary In- ^Tcolorod apd twoe^te. The
portion to restrain Burton from' other four wer. Charles Jenk ns
fighting under the direction of a Lcnoard Carlin. Vernon Slaughnew
manager. . ? lar tad Idnr Rlfdtdh?
noeweU m further ashing U* Before at'ending the Denver
Ty?X.i u n.wtt forth oratorical contest. Judge Hues
T>owdal H. Patna forth- ton, visited the state oratorical
* w^wfJ0 contest In Cedar Rapid* La- on
pram will liv* Nothing May S from there he visited Itan
crtetive or worthwhile ectu- ^ City St Louta
* ally dies . . Reasons pesoto
inly stated for the death
of the Negro newspaper are 000 in damagm from Burtot, the,
really reasons forttalife." Near Yorkar Who fights out of
?from The Lincoln Clarion fhicags.
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