Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, September 17, 1949, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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WWW YORK - pynlaiaestre
* Lucky Mtlltnder. currently tour.
km the touch and southwest wtth
Ms much jHacu?d "Lucky Mil
tinder's Mighty Modem Minstrel",
hit 61tk| tuft In M. Y Svprem*
Court, against his former arranger,
Andly Otbeon. oust authorship
of The Huckleburk", sensational
wash hk song recorded by Paul
WUMoma. Prank Sinatra. Tommy
Doraey and other famous vocalists
and name bands. Action asks
$100.000 00 damages, arrounting
of profits and that MUbodera
name be placed on tun# aa writer.
"Huckleburk" and MUltrwlers
IICA-Victor record. "D Natural
Bhmh have the same music
Mllllndet's veriton Is instrument?
_ and Qlhaon'a with lyrics .d?t
ad, ! vocal Quaation In bo a:-|
tifd by tho: court u whether Mil l
; | Under or Olbaon dmloprd the
bnte riff on which both melo^eal
vr are land Tho dywimb lanlyj
"*~T etadtlM ho wrotn ihe origin*! nwl
I ody in 1Mb. giving It to Qlbaon
i 1 who wa< hi* rmployr*. for a' I
1 ;jLfanglng under tho titlo **D N?tu
ral Blue*." Millindor do#a notl
claim authorship of tho lyrical
which wrrr written after tho re-1
laaar of Paul William*' record.]
which aubaoqucnily heramr a top
1aalllng hlt dtac.?gpatlf- otherI
band* and aingera to record thel
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st|j|^ k v t , t > , l rf. t n n i > > i i | g a i r i
I" Y O U It * Y l's
Moat Practoua In the world
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Dr. M. A. IVStatu
iO Yt?n aurraaafu! prarttrt
in praacrtbing and Ottta|
glaaaaa.
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mm SPECIALTIES
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Founder Of Noted
'Sweethearts'Dies
WAfOTTWOTON - Mrs. 1Ua
Le? Jonee. founder, Itadw and
co-owner of the International
Sweethearts of Rhythm.' famous
ell-glrl orchestra. succumbed after
lingering illness on September
2. at her home . In Denver. .
Colorado, it was announced by
Daniel M Gary, her long-time
aaeortete and partner thia week.
Mrs Janes, herself a musician
and teacher of music wai responsible
fyr the 'discovery* of the original
Sweethearts of Rhythm
band, then an obscure, unknown
alt giry group in Plney Wood,
Miss Under her brilliant leadership,
and the co-management of
Mr. Gary, th# Sweethearts are today
recognised as on. of the top
'name' bands in the music industry.
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. (Htrrenlly c?n their annual
T-ettmr. the famed ell-girl <Urue
orchestra la aahadnled Ucspawa ,
" re IT? regular fait tour tnr mid- October..
'Race Pride* Angle
Interests Writer
a? i?k*,i r,? -
nrntorr 'anin -wh?-n
W 11 Aiken. president of the National
buildct* (HiicliiUon. told
vent ion that If Negroea acttftf
. complete,! integration thry would
probably have to give up 'race ,
pride II started ? lot of |w?t>lr to ,
IMbK.ng ' H
Itr said. "With integration. thr
bid cruUh of *rar? pride' upon whirl)
miiny of us h?vr leaned
rhr ?> many rears wtH-hirrf-to-b?
discarded Wr edn nchlevr- sue
craa only through training and
preparation, arm diligent application
of our personal capacities .
"Many Nrgm enlorpriaea have ,
been instituted, developed and txpsnded
to great iun<M leaning
kOlcy upon race pride"
What many people are w<md?^ *
Ing* l?--If we rvn uimr Into the '
full realisation of derma racy at
wolrk. whlrh menna complete ?n- *
trgration, then where data race '
pride 90? Mr Aiken ?et*. u* 1* ?
: wondering I
Numrruui foreign group* au? n ?
a? the Irish. Italians, Germany
and others haw come to Anven- v
ra and integrated themselves Inio ;
ihe culture, yet have maintained ,
parts of their own native ?ul f
tufes. too Mow thr Negro will t
fare' In in initegrnted society, .
only time and the futuye will determine
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Car en For Hird That
Cranked In Her Yard
HT LOUIS ( ANI' I ?L_blrd
that rarely visits the city, a bit;
tefn, is now r* special pet to Mrs |
Kiln Scott luaat week, evidently
off its courw. the rrtiall bird craali
landed in Mra. S? oit's backyard.
I A Wading bird v.ith 10 long
fall t#athert. rhr xvtnged annual
Injured lis beak Thy local *(>0
i [refused Mra. Scott's offer ,pf the
bird because of it*rbeak So f?r
she refusedtfi turn it over, to th
Missouri Humane society.
*8 DIRECTORY
' JACKSON BEAUTY
SCHOOL
- All klBfilii of Beaut?
Culture Taught
Mf>. A. t Mm*, fiilii
IU NASSAU ITtm
CKEHeBNT !liEANfiR81 t
i Suit*. Cleaned A Preyed WW
Dratoaa Ma up
Alt*ration and Prautni
While You Walt
1 Jf# Rohrruon. Man***?
1 C. A. Rabertron, Proprietor
. I?1 IfriM M. PkMt .t ilH
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I J WEST Sin. RAKKR\
I - R- Wtgfaii. Jr Prop
114 President Strrrt
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Kr?i# !> Kitiilil'i di?hr?. lt?-?
i?r uf < >? ??hi* b?Mil
?l?>Vy C\n?|?rr left KCUI j nn<l,ti
Ijf Kin^t i .if tin l*i Hw Ithyttm
*>" <?/ tho m-<* KlMtny
-(ioorffia-TiRbtM
Laws To Halt Di
ATLANTA (ANF) ? It w
* much more difficult to E
nsrrt#it iti Georgia tinw th?h
Ian Iwfn in thr put Imhuumhe
recently tUlr ma
luge law*. N
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i'if ? ? ?? w vutwn
will have to pat* medical e
ipunatiom before they will* I
twurd u license The ?im uf *? 1
ifW'U* la to rut ilown on tl
prr ad of ?ypTijTT7*
Hm- ia * fiat w couple of luvr
nil have t?> do before they M
1 do" in Georgia., First take
hvjioufh physical < sammatic
rom a physician. Take the
ilmvi samples to the health di
Famed Pullman
Car Porter Retires
By .J a me* H. l.a>'o?rrhe
NF.W ORLEANS. LA. -(AN1
? After 39 ccwv?ecutivr years as
I'ul I in mi Porter. Cornelius Stdm
Hill. 7l?. reiugncd here last wei
t<> .%peOd the remainder of to* li
hi a <'Jt/V Tittle home built wi
rtie ta Sings of "tips"
... Hill.* orgtnally a' -native
Mobile, Ala was drarnbed by
former lammtanu governor
"(he world's glrate?t pullnii
potter" Throughout hi* ntai
year* of service lw never rivci
?da demerit In later year*
his age. he was given the sh?
run between here ami Monri
La
Happy wo Hill l**t week wh
h. received from ?he Pultm
C?v. a i crtifU'Stepd *ervw e and
personal letter froirr-^-' -jlC Har
o g. president of the com par
'h uiktna him for hi* vhm
"fa.thlul end outstanding wrvji
and wishing him many years
Jirgllh. axul happiness A gold a
platinum button was likew
presented ihr honored guest
When Louisiana industrials
karned of the company's plan
retire llill numerous prote
w . .the Pullman i
I we, riNfUvgitng that he be cc
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:jnu<Hi <*n or run ttui coanpa
rUct\ art ?>rder* and Hill w
jblig.J to U/ rrkrvrdijrvm I
long and ai.tu<>u? f?rvtct*? to
apiwntiv gtittytui tn?h
public.
Should he eVe'r t;rv from bei
die. he'll never a ?n? for a )<
fcr already he ? flw<drii with <
(vr? from many of the riding
dual rial Ut who are eager to ha
fthe world* greateet'*1 torn
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\ FRIENDL1
I In III* dark hour of k
In often too ilmf ro?|
not bo nttondod to. Ii
offor friendly goldnnre
terpret.wtnhe* aid to
""' Fielding's H<
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THE LIGHTHOUSE mm4
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idP
i U<a?d ta- what any housewife wt.ll d?
ottniled a* (inf of t \u> - ation's top foo
k. A Dan- With a L) tah.' and food #<111
[*>d ?<litof ^ A r|i?ru u v i'w of Mr* IV
i H' v?. n in tlnr i?p )i?- t).%??-i o>
testing which Mr*. I),. Knig+
is Marriage ?isease
ill i partmrnt laboratory where they
t a ill he tntrd If the -urnplea trc
I njtty fhr health department phvtlf
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1 j*.?.d wtll mgn a premarital err- ,
- 4-Utw-^t* UIM> gtVr ' I* ?Q thy tt|l I
pi; jut* At this point thr couple
nriiv *erk this marriage license, 1
th: itself j
ir IVrs?>n* objri'tinit to the results
lr of thr test* may appeal to the f
r| rvnt afford' their owu pyurian? | t
ty nmy Im tested by a local iicaitn |
a officer without charge,
in. lioirptiu who wish to cir* um |
it v. nt thr law.may U> stu< k if they t
r . decide to rrturn to the slaty In i
? lc?.'s than 60 days If they return
! within thr fl<> days Ihry must! 1
undergo the procedursep^q Hired J .
! by law " i I
i Violation nf itie iiututp will tv 1 I
<hurgcd with a misdemeanor. ami <
1 (tfcr tr i* I in city counts.
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;* Tuskegee Fund i
?h MONTGOMERY.' V (AND - \
~f hc Atahami Seiiiti- facing the ;
of /' *
Iast hours of the current session;
^ abandoned its light over the conan
troVersial voting qualification*
'?>* bill and led t?y Sen John H- I'm?
x son took up the appropriation for
^JjPuskcgec Institute which, had
s I been caught w|?.h many othejr
inen>urcs in a legislative jam
| They 'passed tin?lull uiithpi nt.ing
j II.c payim iV. of $3i5.0t)0 'f?.?r this
annum Tin* is in addition tu the
* I ?fill (mn vnlMl for ?h.. fejKrw.l ,.f
1 Veterinary Medicine.
^*| President F D Patterson w.?*
u? j on haiiil during the final rsaitul
I and had the support of aome off
j the iiH?' substantial forcea in the
n I state during the effort to cxtr. i
%< fate the appropriation from the >
, . debacle m which the legislature
fcta ,'t ,, ...
(ourtn 10* H I h??l.v . newspapers'
{Criticising the legislature for ita
! lafk of accomplishment said it
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1WM one s>f .he n?os' f rut tie** ?*.<:
>n* sions yet held
ny
i Millions are needed to help
polk) patients Send a contribu*n^u.h
to*fay to. POUO. cere* of
\our local peat office
..{ jj?? . ' 1 >
ng Pullman Porter irt their emplov
po, Bui front hok^on say* Htllk ?t?
of "Mrs Hill, the chickens and
In- flowers that 1 will get hia attenive
tion in the home built with
icr "tipa".
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11 GUIDANCE
mvIUMi Imm huauut aindr
>r? hoad tht any dtUlk Uiaf
nt pnfwlwl captdty w?
U wrttn that ahxh to to*
take tM final trttoftto a parfact
n ' '
mie For Funerals :
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d eapcrt*. Mr*. Or Knight, author
of Ebony rnagaain*-. ia ?howit
Km*M Who in 1h,- wJ.- .,f K.-itTt
iiwiiiiuted "" - .CANPV
FamedDentintl n
Battle With Bias
It* June* H. l-?Fourche
' NEW ORLEANS -(AND -Dr
Andrew j' McDonald! N<*w
Orleans dcntiat, nationally fa-,
imxm for hi. blnodlean ratractMiri
if troth and demon*'ration* on
St-grix-* and whrtin utikr in
iu?ny metropolitan oil ten, last
* rek filed ?uit in the. Civil Disrict
court here, alleging that ?n
>ff>cr? of (iw New Orlmns Den
?il society arc conspiring to mist
iT7n from hi* T**t a* rcrr^ary of;
he ortfanixntuin Ihtmujm- he 'reriLuit
to nun * '"Jim crow r?-?oukmxi'*
which iliwrimin*t?d r
(arnat Nrfrt*? long engaged In
hr practice of dentistry without
? license In Louisiana
Names aa defendant* were Drs
Karl I. IVtuili*. IViCy P Crryr
tot .and L)r C. T M J)evo.-e,
president of thi' 1'elican State
Dental association. who have t>ern
ukH to appear ? v court and
.him cause why an injunction
should not be iwued t<? rretrain
thrm from turtylht out thrlr in?
imliona.
The re*olutM>n was alleged to,
riuvr ieqiw*f?ti dentists to repoi~t
itien engaged to practicing decitiv j
try without ? license Dr.. Mr - r
Donald |pl?tiil that the principle
involved, wia* fur more import-^
ant thrtii the witninc of the reso
lutton, Me *?id th.it hi- wa? n. t '
oppo?4\1 to signing the resolution j
a* regards to the ethics of dent.5- 1
try, but that he was fully cog'ni- >
rant of thc^daot that 'he State
lloard of I Jen
white nifn who ruk! practiced
dor\U?try over u long period cd.
time and he saw no reason why,
the board should not extend to.
Negroes a similar crediV * }
Prisoner McDonald avers!
that he was urumiously elected
to serve as secretary of the N. O
Dental society last May Folio wing
his refusal to sign the resolu
tioh tn questwn, a meeting was
called without his knowledge, by
ihe corresponding secretary purpoSedly
for dtscu^ng the annual
picnic"..
The July mepXr'ti .eiordng to
Dr McDonald, did not .llsi.1
the "annual pic rue" a, supposed ly
planned but . tn 001. and a
ktMriid were .? d< t h? 1 . ailing
for his rcjiigna-?.ii the rf.btion
was tabled
Josephine Bat e
Pays Tribute To
Adopted France
PARIS ?f ANPl ?.
Baker recently pa.d tribute to
Franc* in an interview before th*
famoua ^icycle race, tour de
Timtm whtofc Maria oaar Bar
La Baker presented beautiful
bouquets of" flowrri from her
garden to each entrant i tn tne
race Then she saluted her home
country. MYou know well that or*
cf my two loves after Parts U
rinct the has
ifr* MM la iftawHjf appaa lift
fcj revile - at Fol.ee
i Barge to wker? sh? wwiially* became
the least of Part*
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Slushy Mother Is
Put Ih Prison For
Neglecting Tots
.CHICAGO ?(ANP) ? A
ftKilfVcc who >p|Or??(y pfWftk (>?
taverna to taking car* Ot hoc
fiv* children *11 wntmad to
00 day* and fined 1106 by Judge
"Du**"' Siai*r at the Wabash
Ave. Police court tail weelu
Mrs Dorothy Wood*. 24. was
?ccuaed of leaving her children
fur three week* at the home of
her landlady. Mr* Isaac Andrew*,
without food and care Her children
range in age from nine
month* to *ix year*.
: Mi Wood* ia separated from
her husband, Victor. Money to
car* for her rtuktrar was bemg
provided by veteran* relief eer
vice of the Chicago Welfare dapartmaat
fT-rr: i ttl?fit re ?
ivnoxviue i??ena tt
Nursing Students
To Meharry
KNOXVILLX. Tenn ?(ANP)
The ctty of Knoxvtlle will u*i-.
)j*e the Southern Regional plan
for eiuriil6n to provide nurtr
train mg for Negro women without
M-rxbntf them to the city's
? Under the ngKinu] (Wan Knoxville
will pay for 20. colored student*
to kttend the hurting school
At?Meharry?Molic.d epilog*. 200
tntlea away:? ;? ?=
Negro*** for Uuj p;?*t lew V?**r?
?<>nttnuttlly h?<| complained aguirwt
the city hospital which refU*?-7I
to train (tilnrcc STudcm* "
in the fk-kt of nursing The current
plan ia~ the re*uit of an
agreement between the hospital
authorities on one hand and tr?>
Negro side led by the Rev /W T
(.'rut* her and Dr J II. Clark on
the ythei
Nab Mao Who
(irew Own Dope
f fciinoni^r.m, IM J -t-IAN'I* )
? Jon Elroy Sanford. known m
Ikr rnTortainmrnx worttt^flR "Hedil
KoX.s". and his wt(r. Evelyn,
*et?> arrested hrtr last wrrk restate
narcotic* officer* and chart
rtt wrtfr tnr iwjCTt prnmrnKiOn una
the sdlirvt of reefer ngaret*
Poxx wm in the middle of h's
act as master of ceremonies when
the officers moved in and placid
him und^r arrest. Both Sanfori
and hi* wife were jailed later l>e
cause they could not rheet the
$5,000 bail places! on them by
Municipal Court Jud|{e Clesirre E
Vet
The <t>up!r was tapprd when I
fVdrral agents. working with I
Agents, purthrsrd renters I
from For* > I
proved]
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Otf "Mor? lounc
Prom America's Proven'
Yem, ounc* foe ounrt, P?|*
moer qatck food ?Mm . .
ben?l-to-guodn?i vtnit Um
other Mtiaaofly known cola, i
tog to Mots condoctod by tW
iSte TWting Cnipaay, Toe
asc'jrtPMSr.rr.E
f big 11 iMtiWUol Boy a
today!
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KUNCE A]
DRAW AT
PALAPYE, BECHUANALANt)
S r-~(AM?)-Probably the mor
wn?at?ntl rvmli in South Afn
ca thnr day* is the appearenre o
'Prince Serciae Khama of the Bi
wile, the former Kuth Willitn:
of London
Laat Sunday, foe instance, Uu j
went to are a movie?Lon Chanej
in "Frankstefn Meets the Wolf
man." one of the better horroi
picture* White persona view*
the film spellbound until wort!
was pa*sod iruurtd that SertU,
and his wife were there
la Jimcrow Qsarter*
The movies were being shuwr
at the Palapue hotel, where Afri'
can -natives are not allowed tft ic
Cordanre with local segregated
laws Seretse, himself, would stc*
there only for a brief lemurESt!*
served to him through the wi^'
low. ITii wife. Ruth, as the whit'
v all her. however, 1* entitled t*J
go where she pTmiw ~
On muVM- night fro wore, a dark
suit and white shir^ and his wife
donned * saxe-blue pullover an J
a black two piece outfit. They sail
at the tide of the table with the
projectionist Describing the ait*
tuition, John fledfrrn in the" London
Daily Eprcss, one of the
world'* largest veiling -newspapv
.era, wrote .
HILl. NEVER ADMIT
"From tlu!. point onwards the
proceedings of Mr . Chaney (f.mirushcd
in importance, lie lee'id
.itkl hr peered HaT~m.i(1r fa n
but it waa no use y- '
"This little group of traders an* 1
their 1 ?<lles nudged each other
Tlie whisper ww. flashed Toun.J
till' Ituth v. as m tlie rutmt^
"The chief designate of the lie
.rh.uarWilund tribe of 100.000 11.*
I). C. Festival Gives
final Program
WASHINGTON ? ( A N P)
T>n- Wio.huurhn.The.itre Vewwva4
presented it'< final play of the
season lust Wwk with Llbby
dolman" Marring in "O Miatreaa
Mine" With the conclusion 0# the
11th product'on for tire season,
the sponsors y<*port that the open
air vorture hos been a financially
?> well a* generally vuccr?.if111.*
oW
This thru it e series which got
both Bergner blavtnc in "Amnhi.
tryon", wn launched as sonic wh?t
of an experiment with
Production*. Inr., m osaotaljnn
with David Polland as the producer,
and with some 60 odd in,*
vestots financing rt.
Sim> W;i?hinj!l(K) has been.devoid
of legitimate attractions for
more than a year, the new festival
scries with its audicoce policy
of "theatre for everyone**
has made a decided place fbt itself
in this city.
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- Norfol
paper;
projfra
i 800 ar
reaponi
lookini
Elks.
m hour 1
prat dot
at Mm
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and th
I W^m ' SL. it
I *?. K v/w
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4 to ?h? Ownc?"
* Highait Quality Colo I
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?KPAV. SEPTEMBte 17, I?
ND WtfE
TENTION
. mangwato* and hi* wife cmmm
t this kind of sensation eiMf
- where they go. Even the risirs?
mi; teemg her to anyone else _]
In the tribe's i spilal city, Sefowe,
something big u ?xpec%ed
i to happen ?oon Mrs. Seretoa to
r 1 entitled to apply for adnuatoos ..
. I to the Serowe Recreation rtoto
r which features ten?i?. cncto^ ?
I; and goif on weekends, occatoar
I she ti whlt^ The big question to
?'if she does apply, how loOg oriB
i it take the committee of eight ?
devidt^ yes or no
i This marriage has even reacto
ed the #(? of Dr. Malan. prtoaa
... mausier of South Afrcs He'-??
k' uWJ it to juatify~~hft practice ?f
,; strict segregation He says. mw**
t\ you surprised that thesubjects at v
Scretae of any Africans bus
sky, -If Semis Khaihoadito
>1 a whnr wife, why not I?"
1 Headauarte~s for Ci ftp to to I
ONE uxor 8EKVICK
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