Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, July 09, 1949, Page FOUR, Image 4
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1 J l? <|l UHrtlwiM fwMlifclnj Ceapany" and aot to ladvtd
latoa l. Hadrar IBRoa -1ro?ja
4MUL araMDCTATTTBa. intbwt*t? uvrrao w?w??*raea
f^Kt jSvi AT NOON TV^OAT, AOVtmwao, r.M-. ruaac
/ fftaf rnp Aocarrvo wrraour raa kmht to bdct roa talo
SbuSji AeauOATta aaomo raaaa. cai.vim aawa onurica. ootm
XKT n mi ii ? i ? - ,
The Barkeley Dinner
Thanka to their better; judgment, m> far a* wt kn<??
no Negroaa attended or attempted to a^*nd the rall>
dinner here Friday niifhl, at ?HVhV^jre PrcaldentA
ban W. Barkeley v%a* the -ifueat *\#<nirr
jg, > Thla doeit not mean that Nearoc*/ wartrft t InLereate
jUiKl did not want to In* pi .eaent-. It meihw mth-r that 4-b*J
had Weighed the and decided that it would havl
v* b??tl wlwr to ahuent thtmtMlvM. I
K'' ihf HtainnM i .'Ht known tn thern-M K?? l>i?te,nh<I
leadera were (rantimlly endeavoring to'puah NeK""*" p
, to tho Jefferaon -hotel nh act which akkena the aiorpael
Phere la to t>?* nothing hut contempt for a man group ?I
MWft.tthiU 01 black who foi pural) reaaona tryt
yet the Negro th climb out on a limb *o they run takl
pot ahota at him. lidituttjilf fdight and Itttktl it m?i
difficult for white people' wlm ere idruygling to brea
with the traditional treatment and conaideration of thl
r nuiuied pkuyto. ? { , *?? ... ; I
? . A? fwr nil Hiv llarkeley dinner la concerned; re rial I
Dlxlocmt* have^efbonatratod a very tew gradeof ?it I
f sannhip and'community*Intereat .
I tut Mr. Karkeley'a mmMitge, waa farming* and pkn/
"t Ing, Ho of fern 1 no hougdet^ nor prcgnwda t<> the t.yn kel
ing Htatea KighUira^Jne mude it clear, and by- aoun
| reason my. that thef liemmratlcjmrty la standing pn
OP Ita lfMH nlntform in t ff?* r^declarine that those wh
wiah to oelgftg to the party may join but the platforr
and objective* atund, take A or leave it.
The Forgotten Men
!' Cornea, now a letter to The Lighthouse and Inform?
from a freed man "who ,did time "?i the Sumter -count
chaingang aaking that it Investigate the welfare an
life of men on the gang.
The writer numea people ami times and places. an
iHlliillH III!111"? a hrftnil of Lhis-tuli^iui-i.
|k- - South Carolina would think an invention.
Thy ^menT^holonxl, or. state chaingangs and prlao
3 * -i farm* are the forgotten men lit the community. Insteu
of finding penitence while doing their perioda .?
punishment. they develop un intense ha.tr?*l f"i Sou t
M;CfjffftHni and diadain for ft* symbol of justice; an
9 . those who have Men the mart on their i?odie* and tli
miaery in their eyes cannot but agree with r them tiwi
it la better t?? die and goto hell than lb" live end get i
& Jail in South Carolina.
And Alabama Fights Back
The entire nation ia heartened by the wilhngoesa.nn
determination of Alabama to show that it wiH. not tub
rate uaurpatton of it* police |aiwor by the Kn Kulx KCut
any other source, aiul a?* the* bat tie rage* now to dcslro
the-hooded organisation, which in fact Una been on tl
move for nearly a dwiuic though outbreak# h-iv? .com
r < in the pa at year, the rest of America c,liecr* for d<
c?n<\v and the internnt bucking necessary to win.
. 'The oddity la that the state of Alabama ?ii? only mild
ly concerned ao long ?<uCthe victim* were Negroes. 11u
Whatever may have provided the , stimulus. the atatc i
fighting back, and appeal* to be winning. And it i* in
I ' . .Wresting to note that,, a* in other southern states. th
Ifovernor, having declared a lack of of interest in fur
ther political pwers, ia slushing right and left to clfcii!
out the source of trouble..
?Wherein Lies The Danger ?rr;_
Having afUda day over The appearance of Vlci
President Itnrkeley in the State r* the editorial depart
ment of The New* and Courier of Charleston, which i
now/jumping with delight that here's another chancy t?
dig into the old. oal .race ijueat on i.mi w 'at* Wi tne'po Ms
getting away from it by South Carolinian*.
. 80 long as Negroes are not complaining about no
attending the affair, no one else should be worried.Th
Negroes could have been present had they so wished. 1
was not a matter kept away from them. They arid thm
alorie made their decision, which was not at the sug
gsation of anybody elae. ;
One of the trouble* in South Carolina i* that then
are ||tncii^ who ahow utter contempt for the tnith. ant
for honesty ami integrity. Theme car v., not of facta if th?
>. trffrcumatancea can be twisted to suit the w him* nml fan
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The Game They Play
among white teacher*? If net .v.h^. didn t they ? \ml i
they |.'! eked Up throe list* whv were- t On too <rnt t<
the New S'ork grading office?
At leest ape Negjro teacher has ys (>rn thn! hi-* I vi w.
purchased from a white man.Ilaa this rte.xinert beCn nr
mtted and jailed for perjury? tiia statement mcreh uug
i menta what la generally ki mn to hdQfcu-t. which is, ut!]
\ (op people in the depart men I. all white of cOurnv. receiv
the examination*. They could never get into *c?lorn
L _ hphd? Jnteen they were given to them freely or were *to
| Ian from thelf renting phrrr. 'rhye^h"" h?w nn ""'rn n
L tills type of stealing.
; We make the charge that, contrary to the charge In
1 n? whhe l- 'i h" ?? j *
I , week that the department can afford it* action nine
II there Is no ahortaiTC of roktreri teachersj that the Whrol
\ lavMtiffition wan launrhetl n?t In pnrr?u.i ii...
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\ hot tola*" a politirql ?.<ropaiun. It *#* rf,v?>n?| th?
) \ a* rinventliration" of ahite teacher* would alienalr h
ifT \ W1J thiir lm|rrr'v^''" nc\t *car. I'he Negro *?>te
fa- counted out l?ecau*c thev aren'i r\pectr<i4tt vol* fo
It, '^4 ""MNWit of ei.vM rl*hl< thls ln Ihr refctovf why il l
\ll be'Of done without the hounded duty? of the publi
V-H. it eon dmx along one. too or mdVe \w?w. It rm
11 1 V' il Ktifm over d.OtH) teacher* hv n sort of Implle
Lr* Villon. E*ch teacher now i* a niiNnrrt before th
11 Wnry> and the latent tale about the N AAOP, being a\
11 _ % white people la a atlfcma on the whole rare. Of count
NAACP buTt a stealing orfiitlntlmii It Get* whet I
\ it* In the ?t en. and In daylight. tret tint: thl* not for
11anal pain; mther.fo*- humility. ?n ' in the court a
V >?* with the ahertff-^M-iue and Jury on hand.
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Ljii ' JHr leM(ii) *,r ?f 'C\|lor rin'
n li-iitn Irnm t.h?. I ' 'liih.nMi. I
0/ .?t> > I thm wjthoUl rnlg uvintf
tKr C"omr'rmiii?l pirty nn jim*.
. t'i* i, . nri<l w?.
,v'?: "iu 1 .i fr..n
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much to mv.
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7 - and tmwl- -irvg
h our n?*'W?
ll The other dav a wrll mean
c lri?*n*l brought uv? iho
j t of tin; Kltui vkur lit
Alabama llr Wu? intrjawtrel
in the fttatV'n trtmn um) gave
full errdit for the aott-klun
movement to the white folk
x "What at>out tin- yol?>rr<l
' i*<n>lf'* role*" I askrrl llr
' . Ihm.I <0 MUippY kftH i|iiirk ic"f
' jiKi\(|pr.i w hlt h left little to
y doubt hi* jtttaplrioh that our
,? Jff/1 K over there had kept tip
t, 1 a uto.v'V Willi until- th?:v itt
ti ? te<l. -to inm-h i-t'ti-nluin that
khtoMiten ilrtitk u)it at the
. ' while eitiv n.- .who' oofm-l
robo* Mil ' Mt those
I ' " Who- o'tiifi.ttluitel with the
* initial. y'Jt ? . Ml i of vo-leneeJitrJiviii
tVimnl 1*
t' , Several - % ewrr ago. nt the
. pul?h*1??-tt?i'cUnt: <n New
il ttrleah*. 1 Virafil Kmof\ <>
'TH-'-fTftttlTiiT .
of-<FW?-. flit rnmgbnm . Worlil,
explain ?h<; lame >if th?- .
' "T r'T~r'_ rrT" AIwIMWH ?
I took :1 milter li^htiy then- ?
?fvl for a Ikinc
BETWEEN
t Our American Frijrh
ir
ThU? vj{rrat nat'lofi .of ( urr
.1'% hviwrrti'al, ji'trjv a*)1'
ft iKhJenod And thi* 'm unto
of nor viturdod HetmvjacV
ami our fnbulnu* wealth in
? mrm nn,\ fe<our?e? of tmture
tltat IwRRar de?eripti<>n
l* Sr'r ou; * udrnu ?. < :?*"?.**? -
ftnno.t Ih* mipefvioUH l<> the
Implicittt>n? lh- our lark of
national pn?*e NVe wem not'
to "!?< *urr. ttf ourwlvr*
It ts ryvt enough to wonder
why- bty we owe It to outf
rrlvr* to *rek out and rett\ixly
t? Xhr "whv Our < virrrnt
RiviopHohia .mTrn> to this
J* 1 writer .'.<v ?w utterly uhlnunH- .
?-H Pc*?ph' who understand
w ttif superiority "f Drmo
? ? (?i-y "r: CV?hjmi<> mm. why
thvn do v* v> not >
^ 1 ??n h?vin| tHr mMtw ni'lir
* stai ii ridher jhan ;* erupt t?
f?.fi.rr.. it..... <?! .lining
faithful afhrrent* to t>wvf
-fi? v. The ff??on I prefer Hps
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(t , j T. .
I h*vr tatted democrat \ ahd
m! tuMv1. thereof h?t iT^^do me
' democratic ?n my heart for*
?Vff I do not iwxtl PUT and u
super-police f?tre* to Iwrp mf
h Dc0iiyr^)ir I understand lh<r
. dreiltfth arHK" wraknoa* of
h dh n?rfHV.r*( V and Conwnu
* iTim amt wfth'du*.
* vnndinjt 1 believes in Democ;
n racy and what w true of melt
will be trut of the m . ** :? of
e the natiui. v;h"^ th*v und?*ri
stand wmit la behind ?u'rrenl
^ ideologies.
l? DrMorrorv Kit nniKin? '?
(car* but Its own wriiiiwM m'
" dealing with Ita problem#. But
' propaganda will no more prr
srrvf democracy than it did
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ireatH And Je??r8 Hav
t CHANGING
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on Ami Often
?* I r?i(l twhihd twit t V M'ctk
Ail hu Ui-wtt-hly-" Torjtay. wr
Ntllll'iri . ryality vv h'.#t a.
might- i- tyg-Dittuita bKtta
wimple ?*p?ljcnt o( hring^.<
Icrt )in<I alived to what wa?
then iut>mrt|<Ki terror.
My fji'MHl and 1 got into a
tit* u^O'iti wnwiitngi
licit. tn; " redit Alabama Nt*?jj?Tr'
with u)U? h more tiring
on the in civinii rnd of klitn :
brutality, hut hr titt<l what ro
me i* >mmd reaaon>ng and to
myaeir 1 -rdnut Trr<ivT that Itta
worth putting down in (Hir
Wf'-t not _
vdo*
W> Hirp A whir
tFor otin thing, hr Mild, wr
will atari :? battle-for aome of
our J tut right*. get the other
jHPOjilf interrated,' get them to
lint- up on our yde and .Join
in thi battle Th\ nVmnMit wr
have ;h??m in. wr drop . uiu
rm) of the wrlght, run to the.
aide line and from '.hat Apot
whno'. an*l holhr nlmut what
a Uhff.i|, and fin ijian Mr
Charlie v, or. how wplcrvhd a
J-n !y Mr* Sunir In. tf w<> dn
t?<>? dt this, ihe n wr hollor f->r
:< White if'-t. >iired. nhiit-tin
ti t 't I'i'Jt :?tv>ir ,?t' with isifr
1 ' i A . >
\ m.U t> ,?.? sv i .llshki. lut
ni/unu it vhv travelers
don't lot up . The miift' movorU
tbry get. the tinnier they
toll to uproot till* ?l? in?K i nt i>
form of gt'VerntYiou' if w < .
<?oulil mqmt< thai. trait- n .ill
nlir numerou* group*. ^util .
a (Itsllh-'t tr.tji of the fin e Wt
? Wfluid ..gid JLheri- fftstir .ml
-AU^ranilrr Hty lr\V
ItHVe- veTTl some of rTTTT?
T1 ,r T ?NES
it Complex
Nurlsnt find Fancum If't >k
_rt)?>ri- propaganda t.? p?*c?twv"
gate the fundamentals .</ .
t<^UUht tdr<t|(>gy like Drmi*';
racy and ri>miiii|n"m \n
ounce of pracfii'fll ilrwix'tv
la wArth a ion of pr?,"vifi-w> I
?hd police fo.reo Thr 'h ;
.that gives Christianity tts put
ting power is not it. tenets.
n<>? rvnn the teaeh. ng? of Jr
*us. but ihf life that Hr lived
nnn nii men Our current hys
tertR nnd Commun'ist ivr'ch
hunt.ng vvtll not bring the a-*
asurance we are seeking Th
current debacle itliprUyirhl
;\v is,n.it"i Robert Ht?ken?
looper is becoming pa'.'ho tie
and'the end is not yc? Smearing
and near-smearing is h;J
(getting this nation of out-.:
anywhere We* are being Ifwt "
in a labyrinth <bf mvu ?.*tu?S
iihi h)??t!rr*?cu' ' \ .
WRTtl .tO httVi I'll !' J '
When ji tmcU u, the la?* .1
naly'su,. our current situ.ti; ft?
atoms from our'nylniri's know
injf that it U i>.-Ja. Km# Lhmocrary
abroad Whllw fur re-?>'ii*
'.I spedienVv. *ve arc
n<*t practicing it hi bono 1 f: -
leave* n feeling at guilt thitt
wp arc trying to hide through
a ?tudU*,t ettnrt a' fngh?-futnt*s
Knght will noi long becl'dud
the.(right i'?
?lch'tly hnrited ini divrrt-ncthc
attepHnn of foreign rt.v
ion* To the fundamental ctea(
between the ' principle* and
practices of Democracy here
in America
Th? fact remain*, lynching,
are .atill promoible tn this
country with the ?i!ent ssoct.on
n( the dUly constituted
authorities of the law Thu
country is still a havrn for the
kit klua klan and kindred ore
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Turned To Cheers.
TtT joliN n Mc( it w
'''(m t>pi? go on i?cord a* oppoi
itr; I'Ariil.il^'rittUtiitiuni. ah
r'yv'ii mat their pennies atnn
w tli our# to txu-a up ihv an
A "short time Inter, end eftr
they'y* talked with one whit
who certainly lit putijn
* . nlrivnX fir*t, thiry atr n
bt. ul. t_e?dy to atop thi figh
t<? take half a loaf and |??>i)i'
km at thtir. dlyr tn tn
' role-of a n?? pedigreed do
trained to wag hi a Ull^imtl CH
>ort on hf?-htn?l l?it* f?>t an
_j.dd hetje ?
At t'harleMon
And while my friend rwn
in the aubjiect 111/ mmd keji
' "oravloir tn tonic >f ntv rfi?*
7?friend* nt <'ha r !* *<? ?\h
hontp of Judge Wating. wbvr
H small group Ha.* turned it
Imck on '*v< ryff||jM? for wl?n I
we have foiight^rn e*tnhln
? qua I ' t?dpe at lona! oppoftipu
tie* oTY t)V| graduate IrVe'
We juk*! In court . for .one o
their own young tnen Oor ?
their finer rttlxrn* Mil a* th
court and jury laiter, In
. public nddre*.*. he liilil ihei'
of tto- il;n>tf.T upd the i V:1 i
accenting .* f?-v "rtrr||'ir?
hlinfloub, while the' citv ? < !
I cel.a and *Oe.n<' < ttviMA/fMrt.*
i 'I'll UlMt*
Thev shook their hr;n)> .ii
ait"' i riiir'm. with .the jurist, th
'i "lit t i ' i{ip*><T ' for ' th
NAAtT anrt \y< m right oil
a (id not Otilv drie.rte.t flip I'V
tlo, hut lirw-'l up .iga'tw- ,il
who li.ifjl to't-'h' f*?r th- r?v
In truth, wdrop lit of ti"
fiKht too. MMiti and ()ttK'k!v
And some of u* .i fi -Co }!
n',f.v of tli.. if
turn hr <>ur ba<k ;?n<1 t>
~r?f-t- rj" in 'lea-l ;
Hv <;oki>os it ii \n< n< h
k::mi7ij(ion? Our Cnnjfre?
has formed a eoalttivi
luiwiTji Krouehv lti-nui)!i,-;?n
and rhstfruntl .i Dcm r.??, <1
Di*;w r.it-ir.. f?or#?r-<i on irt- .
flagrant and Httrfossfu' *f r
U? defeat any a net .>'1 1?:ui?]afl
mn l h.it pr>iini#i'*'tmmrdu?!v
Iv or ulttmrttrjv the nvi
rights of Nt'isw* Thy- Taft
1 Ihrtlry Ai"t was (iniKlinl 1
break the back of la.t>or art'
the seettvm*: viinpt^JMlnhty
it* repeal shi>ws how <-l
pravini; are the forces v\ >r'<
ii\$ to. thware the legiumat
efforts of labor ?<> share equ
!.?bly i nTho wraith of the ?a?
ton ..
If tit. Wagner Act wr.' t
i xt rente .he Taf f - ll;? rt J?
* . ";b' hi the.i tSe.r There is n
good ti'KiVn ;vh.y a just ;):i
spii'tahlr law cannot l>r He
vt I whereby tmth, labor an
?> * ,r.,m l?e nr^lMi'il. f,i
- .* ; ;ii. ? m*v H
. ' % f ^ vV \?
'capital go up ??r down logeth
?>f To rrvri l. .-.inital is t- Wj,
the ?>i >..>*? 1h,1 ! <iv < the jJoltV"
rgii, ?o t v.!
thr goose that hatches the go]
den i"g$. either. eye
ho.% Vt r. ; u.:v
We are w >nl to say th,
great w.lgi's ?>f labor rxp-lnii
our cxturoongtely higl
"? price*, But we never mi
that high jirices are ^hr- rail*
?e'nf h%rh~w - Th??
phenomenon of inflation i
tn h jth *3*"-whr
With equal truth H is atirlbu
table to high pr>ces which t
turn are explained by hi*
profits
It i n law of economic
that rising wages follow- rum
price* and tailing wages prx
cerfir falling prices When tpi
. We gerafter the t <cti >nstea
Of trying to fnfchten people
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J HEALTH
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SAT* SWIMMING
Of all th# fatal accident 1
have ever heard. 1 think the
drowtnf of l^-orear-old Bobby
Marshall last1 summer was
nenhahlv the moat tfatic
Perhaps K la because I knew
and liked thr youngster so
murh
Bobby and his parents were
fairly food iwimnwn and all .
three thoroughly enjoyed the
wa'Ur They frequently went
to the beach together when
- k;-; ever they had a chance during
the warm weatlvjr.
One Sunday, when h?* pa/
1. . enyi had to stay st honw
. ___i B?ipf>> was"ci J ?ogo ?wim TT
h-smog '.with a f.i/i^hlior'? ioiii
. vho wh a fewyeart didfrr ;
t He ..finally retfe v??d perthlsalow
like -most
mothers, Air* Marthail warned
him about "going out too
far" and going ihto thf water
??-?alone
Hie boys took a substantial
J'uich, 'hv'tn fhbot'* boy
- wud -afterward hat Bobby
had eaV'b h*?ir'tl.l ' us ?ijon~as?
they wVf> on thp 6<|i<h) Then
P.< '-hy iHSarhe ./npalient to
t " Hi?*1 Uye"w^ ut. but tux .
J. r'ufnttti hi (old h m to wait a*
while IwcaUAr h<" might o- .
term*. g?t stomach -r ramps
?? Bobby wrad -atvsfied for
the"mom nt. the older hoy*
>uutL ' _ !
lure of -.the'
wat??r must have hoe-n too
much tor Ibvhby. ib ftr <w?m
? ? dl I 'V .iftcmatdi when
hi* fiteryci lef? hlln on th?
d beach to go to thr o*ln *' ?nr<',
C When the -older bov s return
r*l, he heard Booby. now f.?r~
I . In deep water, trying'for help
_ 'Several people tin the t?eaeh .>
plunged ;rft ? the water, by'
wher ?h?.s r? a* bed llobbv
1! Wav "ion- dale
^ Alth<>Cffiti Mobb^ hi?d txen
, able to sw;hi. i han? i> ;n ?' |h.?t
j. all the Undigested food he had"
eaten caused. stomach <
which mad. hini helpless <"><
be might have liecome exhausted
after the long lwmi ....
to which he was not ae? u;
tomcd and then bbnnir p.'.
rulyred with fright.
Most swtfilming act >dent
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lo, N Y ., vm * president of lh?
National Medical Association
.. aidhprs thii .wwk'ii, it(M(1 To
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.owl (?? 1 it>it;i Tit'"' 'UVitl'l. 1
* tJ.) hv utia-r\iric a fi ,\ pn!
cautions ThV's?< v.'htt *t?? no/:
avini 11 should nt.\'T twk
chances m water hey on 1 the " 5
depth One should- ,st?iv <>'u:
of the water for,at leant two
hours after ratuiK. since swtn
nunV t<HI *?*?n afier a; heavv
Mifiti- uiu II^UH :n n
,, cramp* which may paralyze
^ the swimmer.
Nu title should evi-r swim a.
lone Accidents t an happen
I to even the host swimmers
and *irhf one else should always
be along to help out in
* Ul^caae he is needed The
. r swimmer' wht) *lny% sn the
watrf-tttw?tie become* exhausted"
or chilled is invinng
trouble ' .c'anie. brnuKht on
by. chills, tramps, or fatigue,
t an overtaken ev? n expert
swtmmt-r* and result itt tragc
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1'eople .w ho swim i dir v
water, or in unkn >\vn wateis
, which might he polluted. tak<
Jexiiusri , !:,m r} they
Lj ,r> viler in harmful
r :*v~Tr* 1 i-auis <rrmus tU
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N1 . ( us, adults as w?ll .
aj children. orif?*y swimrprnt
11 t'l'irnuifl sense an<l inodprav
?'" 1 'U ' '' >,,%?lthful.
i fn >H'rl iuv ?,? > .. '.i.
b- hazardous rxpenrner that
sorpr makr. it through ca.rv ;
ssru'ss ahd takifu: f?H>h?h
i hanif'V .
n .
h THK INtiRATEFIl.
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BY WII.I.IAM HENRY HVFF
Not ttHx>r who oneir haTe~TNl~
n TM.
w nwm j <mvr ir?
Are thou* who will behead
* y?m~
They are the ones to dread.
The taw yea hare befriended
When they ware.down .end
ii ~ ^?
ii Will rooae with flail attended
Their erstwhile friend ta dent.
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THE SCI
Letters From Ft
An editor's mat lis always int
people he never |rt< around to I
are letter* from people w?nUo| I
and o nthat. some of them very <
frequently :tt tt a re letters front
reason or another, holds in great
I*'is cur ptn'on it^tr rctrly 1
f< III fail tu Ii al ?e that editors an
artd mo>t importantly, that the'y
go fishing. hunting, lu a** ?,gooC
and then, and ewn spend an even
.hi ,on!.ni 3\ :ii U printing *out-.i
a vis?.<n than a reality^ They art
pinned to a diss uasion they have 1
now they seek escape
A lot of their mad'cuttves from
an editor.!* bounding duty, and ca
never.decided question of how to
many devils c*n dance on :? needl
; TMHttrVni winch m wi Hit' are
oiter ml rivi !K -.r insian ? .hi*
J: Dad", with- wham vyc h*vct?rrli
years, r *'t\oiftu.?!/nk Imhstiti'll>p
question of p<nwbit leuctHni of fi
tic SUAda>'. SchcKtl. r hildrph he ru
by. apparent serious kidding abou
.t J p '. ?' af.'V. Uit.li .a i -Jo
today a* witnt- others.think "Di
n? K.t ^ ? % r Sunday .
ihn ;r !r :'tn ,-i.' ut. j ??'. u'.tle c'.illdl
get i.) Su .ai J? Y .11. a", ail We'll
gq vi ak nji ''f.irwgr
And in r< * a U'.'.ei i- oftjt rtotitrt
ji, ; -1 modi A; anI
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:?1?r r r ??.1 1.1. . ? i '
But- ill; i ? e lette
i* u t j ,-th'ji' ,.fcA i#j w.h ir!ii I 4>?r
-TJ-- jwi
.?. i-h
then Muiilrmnl' yon -*. as.-the URt\
veil;u \ iu kr'?. w Ih^it-J
One voi 'ian uVy pu I away at un
heat 1.jjr- V 4 f thy rfet v
.c11?? .1 ii11. . n.'.l U.y>h h'.")d, 1
a uui . 'h't i.y- > . nipiiytitc
A ?-gH .' e i? ;t - ni.- ' 7""
A.n 1 h !i?"Ut n 's,h? ;.'.il' place on
; ? t .. t \,fr . a" i -tit o
.1! U.'T I ...I - . PI . . II:i I
TVfiv pVisOJV xv rrtiy^tiow
Ini' Wg<<kl\ M 'ti ni'Wip!*]>M wi
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Despite Ihf N.WCI'V anno
the College of Charleston lssu<
its repudiation of content plat*
to xoung color in! men and xxoni
"conscience" fund against th
the college annuallx, alsuit hill
accepted the "conscience" mor
Leaders in this "unholx arid
conspiracy* against f ne cause o
ing around like the traitors th
beams of one or two'top men
on the h u!. for having produi
ir U-... --? - ?
i ii*?i- -;? poiniiMl "H'U
clearly t? ('m n? .til .1 Ionu.
hnce; l>ut they knew better
Th?'\'> U' ir r The voire nt Jt
aifti it V h tr ' J' nr denounce 1
imI""' 11 < .ii> posit it:
the ra- of W ri':h(enr ?
on I ho s me issue, :m?l Judi
Charlestonian. whose welfare
suffered considerably because
justice without deference to r
..'the .t'f.'ur is regrettable. J
savin tr "I tret si\ little handou
he dono;n<? of v rocus sacks ai
( j, ,r?. ? *i |?\ the rink and til
er>" have v*f'.thorn ''own the
"le.rtec* .?>e stood 'toy which
and inert.
Frank Iv. we are shocked
astounded that there are such
us. We thought that louts atJ<
state where all of us stood ai
all of us placed our problems h
and not only applauded for It
and Hr <?? r *.?*. l?oth fro
irointr to work with it. Char
her own program, one o
promising on a serious-issue,
pudiatinvr white people who s
the constitution and the rijrht
pmiKKil
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SATUfcPAY. JULY % gg
IP BOOK
lends '
rrcitmi In it are let-era from
nesting during a lifetime, in it*
um to launch a <ru*ade on (Mi
worthwhile- undertaking*. And
people he know* and for one
I 'appreciation.
15 year* at the' d*?k. that most
? f..?t .m* u?a human being*
ar. human beings, who like to
I baseball game, J<?af a bit now
ing at Some social affair, Jr?e of
!ie; but for them this is ipprr of
c pushed off into Ctirner* anel
itk) eviry tU> and fruiti which
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crpfiUr debaters who think it
u*r for living, to engage in rhe'
solve the rats* problem* or-.how *
te's point on a hot day m June . '
<t?( pleasure are ;hp*c. Which
e* a .letter from my old frtertd .?
rd on m little ifun for about liVic- ;
cXperith.ee Dad" raiaea the
ns influence with the many iftunas
up each Sunday morning
t the fiah ho caught Well. he'? "~"7
*"' 1 .V1" * ?-i r . ...-| id"
.? really doing an unusual .'\;1
ml t *lk?g-lot and .returhihg to
ren who. otherwise. might not
I go .fishing tog.-trtMe.r. and d we
Ignt,- if *.h' O Wr Will
d lo iht next -trip '.,
Cia'.laden.ir^vh?rlo*to?v,a*k?ng
fddr* is i:\ tlikl < ' > ti tftg earliTTtAi
*ri. aU?*> t * after w &
. U.v.. I,' ?.? : ''
rs .*r?in> vr?:*?i<T? on a certain
a-s.s'.iiiie in Vihia r-.'ng relief
. . -?r-7." ittrtd
'tti r 't.^'ln, v>u tVivt Vt^n and '
picture of brutality unfolds it- . ? '
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til th- I -ght 1 t. -t h i Ug'lt to
cish that all 'th^ mch.tshd get ,
efcrng'-Mv- l.-ivt- ?; ? ..-thr>
a toripty: 1:t ttw\y"< u. 1 ..there..' ~
tbc desk la thi* letter from a .
( Hii<?th< r paper. w :v. h \ont it j
at. j h.,ctK J .ithrr
phrased ther-hav, been to f- \
th wti.thw, an* uat ted
1;; ni:ii
unrd intention of having
r aftlld hy federal courts,
-d out-of-cltv scholarship*
len hji the city . ns a sort of
e appropriated to
f dozen young people hate
iey.
I unwarranted alliance nnd
f simple justice" art-walklet
are, lutsking under the
who now pot themoehreo
red a "split" in our force*,
ders" hadn't the situations. "
there miir'Ki t>?. ~i~
what ww hcint! plannedid
ire \\ arinir a few months,
ihr plan.
in of-tlii' fe trral court;*'an
i ('harleslonian, >vhn sued
?e Wnrtnif himself is a
with his own people ha*
he ha* dared to order
ace and color.
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Instead of walking around
Us for you." there ought to
nd wallowing in ashes in
le. for seme of their "'lead
river, and the rest of the
folded hanrN. or in silence *
and humiliated. Wo
mind* and w ill* \ nr>*,rr
)?e hav?* drvrloM to the
nd fought togrther. where
n the hands of our NAACI'
as was done in the Duvall
>m 4'harlcst-nf* h-M were
lost on seems; to h? nut o~
f selling out. of com
of driving nrav. aji-t retand
with ??. in urhoiding
to of all citizens.
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