Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, May 05, 1951, Image 4
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for a
Growing Race
VOLUME 14, NjJjiilBER jf
Atmprsifi
SET " ' ? . , ' ." >?
W\- ' <
School !*
BYRNES Of
KY. ATTOf
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r.jt; By \irglnia E. Pry or ,c<
[ ^ ;' SPARTANBU.R<- ? ^nn i"rr [\
5F! James f. Byrnes' attempt to halt f
: elimination pf. segregation. in ,
South Cnrplijia public schools in .
dicatef that he is'on his last "n-;.a
v. cialsfegT^a Missouri District art-1.^
ip trriicy- toki-an -enthusiast ie audi-!
Pp^7' ence here Sunday afternoon.
|- The Honorable Charles W.*An- "
|. ... dersoiu Jr. of Louisville. ' Ivy..,
scored:South Carolina's stand on ,*!
I*,. m'JLgallon at- a. ma*'* nv.olmg of
the Spartanburg NAACP,.
. hi a ?vT., r >v-.u. in p: r-'iiet.-d. '
> VKeg i ^fej^udents will sovn return ..
mL: to of the University ij.
l", of South A... -ina. 'despite thCw
L- Byrnes'" position^
wLThe pac ked .audience cheered:-0
Pr' 4 lustily when he said: ' ' '
f "Governor Byrnes has gerved
in high gevrrnment uffiu i., liln'j
r : gone abroad during World \V:u .
II and tried to tell people in
MS. foreign countries* ^ nuiricroU
+ : conferences how '^-liye. Butr
M4- he comes bae^ tp Jovith .,Caro-j
ff,y fitia as govffltoir'*nd practices,}
1:.; - segr^gaiioii?ithe 4o6trine
IB v*?i inferiority and exploitation
Sy f ?and chides the NA ACfr for fi'h:
ayrgpirry Rut n,%t>gT*Ar .tWp**.,
irtevQn hjs last leg, bet^u*..
_says' ytjta hav-.: j
|?.. - University and the Howard l!av^r
*S tlie se"'or ' memhrr nf t
the firm of Anderson and Me- 1
AJpin. He was elected to t ft t
Kentucky legislature in 1935 ;md 1
was re-elected to six conse. utive *
terms without Democratic or lit 1
:? puhliti'.n?iippoM1 ~~
?He-resigned m 194G to mv.mio N
A-s ista n t Common w calth"s At1
torney .for the -:10th judicial ,i;v
trict of Kentucky, f.rst attorney '
L of ^'s ra e to >< >\j -mci. a
ffy: within a southern st.,to .In 1949 \
ho was nominated . ;a >--c. \
K &h:p in the jjiunicipn! ; uTt* of k
m- the. 3rd di-C'n-t. * 1
kL 1- falls, ir.it- Ui I.: >
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?v'.- ...? ?Arricr^.-.r.?rr.IT' 1?r^:
a sinclo Anv rice.. -\Ve want v
govummon) . whor; wo
havp nn.-> type f (11*t.fn
South. Car< Iir.u
typ? in N- av York "
fie told hu i. :*_c. \v.
P,T- gro hsr* to fight' f..y : ? . ;i .'
most of. th cm ...
km
$1 Funeral Directors
Meet A ft on? a v
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i..\\ ' ~.^e 'South Carol:n:. Fu; -.d
. T^irectofs and. Etnbaljm-rs \
p ciation will hold its nnnu .1 j^^'Vention
in.Conway-* MC.v 13-1 (i, h
was announced here Monday
__ The Sessional] I'o'aiu.. ' v .
S> y/jjPt:a*(*'I'-i' ^tftnonBtratiorrr. tt-r- ?
mWlZ Td ontcrtalnment i\ II
* ' ' Camden is the >! ,to
president. The Latimer-Robinson
. ' MO0ral home at'Conway will li
oosU to the meeting. *
gambling and viee comtitiens-tTr the
community from the Charleston
Ministers* Union has been'
Committee of the* Charleston
Welfare- Counoib - .,^r ". .. r.
The letter to the IriihistcrS,
? over the signature of ftakJL Mc-fav
fer Ipiy Branham, Jr., chfrir?iah of te
the committee, expi?essed the se
r ! hope that more, groups will rally
to the challenge put befor.e the C<
community by the ministers, and th
praised the body fc/r 1t?i
in this most Import a nt civic urt- At
delinking. ~ " B?
Tho original letter from the pa
ministers wias signed by Rev. W
J. C. Dunbar, president and Re ^
B. J. Glover, secretary. ?j?i
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Stand 1
j LAST LEG -
INEY SEES
uye. We vote, became the ;,
allot -moan::- i-xft- . > . rv?>?w?nt' (
r.st class citi/' fl*hi:y and the %ght
for th'epe nn^ gd on 3GC< ,,
hv? fev^ry year- to>t the. ;cv-eragc j n
Str^jcfnT \Vhttr" itiWi"Tsf~ITfrriTking,
in'c#t thu Ni'.gt^J* !f
Ht foresaw an aw;i of Negroes
V limriv p tibiae of(i;efx. m -South;*
'arolina, -"-wIuv-t:,t|,ey shall. have.;*
.come full i/e^vn and vise ijuE
n ie M-ornj .p. ' -. tin' ? . |i,'Tiliic.T=r?:
Rey T. Sears, Spartanburg J
JAACPj president. presided.'
Hhefs on the program in mdeo: I
leVm^hdsJtX L. Gamble,. Joel. 1'
.. King ;W* Ij. Wilson, J. J. -fos-:
v.r Attorney " Jamfr* A. CfiuinVii)
f Louisville, Ky. introduced the g
pealter:- 'fz j .> <
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Brand New Meaning:
AiKiiNES HEA]
DARKEYS' iS I
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KBW XO.RK . ? of i
iteA* of?the yffcmivc tcrivi "> :
darl<ice,< in referring toW\C0 N
?roeais in lils.. -employ was a. 4;
^mjpted^jUpS week .by' Captaintj
"77^ r Linesym a letter to Walt&CjWhitu,'
executive secretary- off
>ression was originally quoted in
i?N.Y.?Hci'nTd?Trtbifn,?col un.m,'
L'ox Me Cmry -and Jinx .Fnlkeri
>urg and protested by Allicrson
il. Menders..n, secretary nf \h,.
Tt. Ven-.on N'.AACP bran -h. \h
.tender'0^ forwarded hi^ Piter
' "r1 ( 1'ickenbaeker's is ply.
vh'.c.b t th p: '\.tn
enip* :>!e ,.n l "in-ultirp* t!><
o. v .; pcolc of .of this countrv."
mT'\v)\,r.
I'l his letter to Capt. Rio'.:
> ck. r. \r.v VVk.t wrot -y
n c onsider the u.-i m"4
r? u rni . : a::.' 1 .
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Mr-,. Marie fa. Squire passed TV
Miy- Saturday, ApriT 28, in Tat- |t
rson, N. J. after an iUnesg of ^
iveral months. -? ' j*
Mrs. Squire was >a native of ^
Jlnmibia and was a member of
e St, Lukes' Hph r opa 1- C h u reft. -d*
rs6n,?N.Jit ?he?connected?tTFff
fter making her home :n Pat- I*'
li Witt the St. .Aldras- Kptsrfy- -di
1 Church. Funeral was held or
dne-dav May 2, in Patterson, r,<
SifPVivms include her mother,] so
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fork Nativi
Direct Pitts
. ... Bv Johh II. McCray
YORK -- For ^oincUme, ^Uk
i#nj' other folk, 1 had heard a
out the fhio w <rk b ,ni>, clovi
O-J3s 1|^ ,jygua?ii pOoph;
ttemsolvcs at Hill City in Tilt:
u*g, Pa. * .
Like liiany other?, too, I J,a
card of one Airs. Eurun- \yi-i?;
,00K. U Lk! I Ve rr- Y-rk S I.
rho .as a' very important han
u. <hc; Hill City project, whit
viy n -dtrpii.cate
lirrt of cVery progressive- Amct
afl-eity. 1?- . ?
So?Learning a week ago t'h
Irs. Cook was In the state win
ng up x month's visit at. horn
,.8ua:i)bled up here to talk wil
lor, and am t:_la<j that I did h
auso 1 arn more ]iY\prbs>ed-\vl'
Li.ll City lid what it QKn mor
every community for .unc,<*
>rivileged children*
v ; How It Operates
Briefly, and in layman'.- la
:uage. Hill City is a sort
ir&ijfroads, whore youth mee
' .9
i> SAYS THAT
i>VING TERM
?.t , r.dr 6 official insisted that t
<"MI1 .Wjts -or\PJ)! StViotivifi a
. eoornmohcted "thrd you ha
^otruliisie chock t&c colored ei
ployces of Easter*, Air Lines, i
dtvidually : or rcoliectiVeTy fithf!
refute or uhgtantiat^ :
rrr/jjs for?
THE L \ l)iES
< IHJII KSTON ? I otlovvin
tcmiesU?t-n?c'.iil v?;:v u s|i.i|icf
from organizations !?ci"e, re
rentlv the t i11 <*?-> of '"Miss" an
"Mrs," have a ppe.ired_.betor
tlw names <> f colored wnme
in the * newspaper^ a.nothr
indication ol progress.
The jjru papers had been ji
formed ?!; it siidi titles are le
ia'| di-tin. tmdi ;><-rso:is i
'l?eiji'4 sine!,. , r <-t 5r
UKtl.
>" If! ?'aj
rrs. Marv jianc ?nf -f?o
imbia, three sons. I.evi A'zo
quire, Jr., Humphries Squire
illiam Leon Sq^-e, one daugh
V, Mrs.^Adell Smart one gran
mght >r uff ol full. I'^on.TT T
-ret*?brothers,' IJrlas"T;?>n"k7A7.0
)ur. of New York City; Thad
;oij^ I -unk' of phil ,, p..
--?- ?~-w I ;u? *
if -ist^r, "Mrs. Julia A; Humph
:s- of Columbia. '
STiu iuaii^ h*r home in T^ttor
n for many .voars.
J+xr * '
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HTM HI A, SOI I JI (AUOI.IN
e Helping T(
burgh Youtl
"to decide \vh:ch l oad-hr,
jit will [ullow*Supported by t
City of- ?ii?rrnXTHT1
l' to?put?v>iui.it?v'. i i'.u'it?ft?r
'-.light track. or to put their p
? - Tents- jWid s?lard.ian th- rr
\ track to. a.A'vj'te^i cornniiini
^ }ivlog and p^'id' ' i it ii~ mn
Jr JtSTTts gaining ,*' -in u<- . .it
it now ha$ requests from ma
d -othcr cities-. for chap1 r''i
authorities <!n?pic can i>*? .....|
hi !.u-e long.,
i- i
. > 1 : .. KW-K '}>
'' Mirmv . n. ;?r:.i _
at-4u safety (police)' H-frf-"*
h HTshc <6 buys and - ,;;i i
(V?Wv ifav nn ntou: TT 1.
^titukfv (r:.t I;. ;n. "boa.;-. -Wi?-!''
" 1?rr v '
Ixu .1 l!u. ' u t:o. ' \v
ri.nto It. -tfir, in\cn p.
: of probation, or daily ivu'i
. < at 1T;11 City whci^sfhey c p
' j tic'ijvatc in a nuriVber .of a, jiyii
L"v oii\i Irad s. Which male lii
QfTBettcr itizeny One ,uL thwi?i.
** ' etudes a T.Vpdey, band. Tb
arc also carpentry and ? t
, trades pins phrt icipat i->- Tj
simulated democratic ,i\
mc-nt.' operated by His. .C
?-youtli. who mu-t rnmpni n ,
ibp plected for offw- in , m
. ?elec.tion,
j Hill City \v.a>; founded in 1!
?i-bocatgd. in a predominate'^ <
j ored -section, it rend, rs intoi
lie' vial service. It i. nunno ~
nu^stH4r-^--e(Hmsetlor:so ^Ir-, c
ve* being foremost among tht.
npn and believe it or not. t<
^which gi\fes her the authority
arrests. , ^
yr .i. i*'ivV ^ ? "W' !% ?.' '
in nt. And by the w .
young people ar0 housed nt
project They live at home
r l>'?rt daily.*- after school,
eu'da-nce:
g
^? Parents .M'i;-U'cHi5^
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whih- the <usp> A . ; . , , ''.. j
? , 111 j. ?;.
pa.:' Shop nr. UYo' ;u, u \
IjVJlah hfl(! h?-l f, \( A- y r
< *?!y ftrr H u' Vt ;"n
i cd li l jMVj of'll.W
an aitidavit >uhmitti*d with
wardori warrant" signed bv m
M. Uui/v, a OwUvUin d^t.
tlVO.
Mrs. Al?hn> Smith Lyna?
J. "_dAti....l'eLaiii?.d? tin1- ^ rvicr.j
auorney Cnrti T. Walker. \v,l
r ii? seeking t'.e writ, took ;.dva
tag s bf these which t
T
wt tht way Charleston refused
jj-correct on request a---1-1'
I DlstricT^Attorney Canip, anj_iL_
phrrt"-trc' high'r'ou r1 jnstire to:
-j 1. Declare tht. warrant inVal
;: since it listed the suspeit
- j llcnrv I<yn.ih". TrisT^TT ,"r^' j^rrrr
JjUynalg
-T 2 F><1 ar.. [,yn;t!i freed s,r..
j he had not been charged rv r ^
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^INFORI
' :> \V. MAY,.",, pi."
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Mils II NIC E V . COOK,
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' rt .. 1 a v. ;n iv\ - \vj.s ! ro
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\ *a a P:; t but K:. Hill de-tricC
dr-tr-V t \\ v;.; patrujl-d by
:tv .Vit,, T- .:- t . '-| Ml ! i 'I C'A>
1 I !' t H J I I > ' , . * ? U " s ' i . * . - . .
, 4 J * ' *\ ?i:i! j*. ' 'tvi IM'II I L*c
?c* ('Von a!' j>'' :.! ? Upyirfmio
Fi'.rhapa one . a>.<?n f<>r the j
533. CSv t,f niij City is the sin
PUt" ~o>n--s u) thai.-.. tl.rna.nir il. j
:*a." : i I,.!?My., i: tv ;r
y- ' ! -muiji'i I. f ; 1 II'MS". 1!K I
ook sidcred.
- She;, one ol -ltv\ir Vhiii
\r*Ll>'2?ii--?^ JjUL_iaIe._Isa^ - Wn
'Jr. and Sirs. Kanr.=:e C. Wri
lV\tr. Wriy.ht, a funeral dire*
".y c^l> a*Ieaj
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th- v-',? tJu i,vt. neZv
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tTIry ;. it w ith"Ui tm-ir TiTTs- i
A that "This is th. fir-t tun- ut
:k < v.t'T ? iMic fie art J t ?ST li i
Mir man."
TO Uf? MAKT'A
c Pol.ll' .stllihmt , iil(
-M." "-f r.TTy T-ntit. to1 t
. ; : -r thi- spri
iiuai ti-r .it Hi'nuiiii't i -.iii
or ^ "'"sr'
. t ? 111??l i:. ^" i 1 Tj'uc (i;iy.
n Haskell Mnrrav, u fresh in.
)V ;ini"' ' " tally blin.J, jnptinu.d .
tu i"': !< ( ' ; 'I'd 'I a l aight
lt ' ? '' .a'o 'li I (|H.i i I r hy dUt itC
it <tnr;m; 1 Tv ':)J> tern
h ; t'^-l t:;? TTTnar"a p|
more. als.. tn;i4r "A" fur t
1 ' quarter, the only woman st
'V* n' ''' atta.n J he honor /iui.,
f'fi, ntirr TeTTr' *
"Sf'Wntv olffkf sfw |.-r,fs ni.if
' th hon >r r-.|| for the 1 q.-.i
x^tuartcr.
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*2T.L t- *outh
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N. C.
Stirrii
r Lkullh i'.ta-ims
I*nil. Doii aw
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^ or s. c. siaii'
. v< i and uxerr.pktry f.vl"
. " bey .1 f; !u'-. v. "I'k at St.
(" IdLkv- At tile ?11?
; ;It vi ! r tj'1' IScTU.to ?c- le
k A'reci'T " 'n v "be {iitio i
ken of tt:o i.. j,e.-t rate-.!- f?: c' mi t-:\
ted- t?a-?an=?an MS l.-v. 1 (>r
The Col:t^'.
'FuueTMl i'V.i e-t wit'
-ruh -t -2-St) t>.M. .Thursday, M iv
'or'J-j >in White Hall .udi.tofium
nt. .-the earrtpus at State Col'Io^e.
sue-' tcrnient will be in Aslievi
v2North Carolina.
Xjh' Professor D.?n;r.a was. a N fiat
^TTTiV" Monrovia. 'Liwrai?trt?W
?-*??Ateiofe on I i-e:iu tn?A;t'."-: n J
."d "early youth. He attenc
\tt. Hlefman Academy ir. M
T'1 sa< l use^i. and . Fc asviva
g1 S t a te College where he K.ra
?ht... nted in 1923; He taught at T
.'tor. ..?
jai?uiu.ie mom. laz-i.
In ^gsfcgyj- u" i"
" v? * <T^-- ,>
~ Jt SgfTciHture" nii
; vacs dxm German- T^- ^
1} o' '^ofcssoj- Donma- was a mf
" !'f ' :" "J ' Kpf-<v .pal church ;
?? ' > ?. ??f- PT~?fj-'itc
Uv i. survive! hv his wio
:ii : M'.-- V ' ]... Mm::; D
XA \( [) Propose
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v Succesf ul Rally
11.
At Majority Church
'q ^>1 lA K'l'A lil: K( i . Sij-r^r
^ ;T;> fi'i d,'iy cit'M.ijoril
tsaptist Church. Rev. R. A D;
^,^-ViS. po^toi delivered the rr.ori
ni, :ne. and cv. ronR sermons. ?
,1 u~rd rhr> frdmvmtf?ntbjceti ~ F
spiv lively, "A Victorious chu'"cl
'" and "A Victorious RaftTe "
i11*'" tjuit a number of out
bejs of Bethlehem Baptist i
10-1 Rev Da'is, worshipped. , ia jt)
lie .ervircs.
u After three niuaths work. II
r^lljj'^tciiviinateel ,.n Uns day
yc, Tdm-highest .inv'.Ujit of dTTvic
w:?s ra:> <1 by t ie pasT^r Tot.
ic 11svtii?$1.688.95?'?
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To Ch
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Mir ^ip.
t ^^fT7":=R
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50Ciolo$
ng Ra?
*- ; ' :V! J . ANTA, Ga, ? (AXS) S*..*ih
ti> thixav away .scyri'gati
11' W,r-l i?tii.i,[i.t. iii [i( titv; iiitcriaA >
a ..1 >1 fir i'layi> i was laid L^'fore tl
it. i i;< ! \\ . i HI mil. unv <>i
^esco^Siromons,
x-Veteran Leader, j
't is Dead '<
? CHT(;.\C.h . -f.-WSil ' Roscoe ^
)C_ (Yoklm'Simmon-. an almost lvgi?
r.?julary. i-o.torful figure in politics. ;
c ur.-.alism ar.d on the' speaker's H
platform. died, here Fridav night 1
r 1 . .. . . |
^7-TTffrf a .snort illness.
d- Hi;- '.e-> wa? estimated at be-'..
i.it twoon H3 and 75 and he had '
tired a hospital Thursday after
r: -i' i. turnon? frnrp.' Waighjteg*^ 43,
Born in Green view, Miss., forji
on a number of years-he edited and
In- published The Memphis Sun, a ,
He, personal organ. Sinci_ that time i
^ he had /continued to write . va-1
ive | riVusly for large newspapers and j
' s' .aiul wftirTMrtaidcrcd. one nt the-i,
mjnnesi nnquist> ot tnis era. ;
*0<1, High in ranks of the Republi-l,
<1s",ian Party, he seconded the non&r;
matron of Herbert Hoover in
11932 and conferred often, with!
Uf>" i Presidents Harding and Hooveri
| on matters affecting^ his race. ^
j ?<& ' '\y - ' ' ' ''- -j*.-?-f
;n-|- '"We'Have but on,. coQhtry and!
I- i (,!le n-in Mm Mm. H n.f.u frrn^
ity.jjts language is our only tdngue,
"v and no hvpen bridges or qualifies',
our loyalty." '.
< Investigation Of ..
Florida Elections
Renew-lfosnikil
Orjve
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.. iiKdin:' -.vert Rev. Mot:'.
IV ^E !>. Ellis, Rev I
J " R v -1 C. Dun- !
Avc;-y. .Biu-4h B -mta-Wii - ; T
no i -; Mijs Edwinr
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The first( session of the exeeu- j n
tve board of the newly-formed i *i
Tri-State Negro and Allied!
TVidp Union Couni.il wag held,?1
in this city last Saturday, April"!
!y 14 . ?i
l> Meeting at the CIO Transport n
' Worker.-* Hall, the board unani-jtl
J" mously adopted ^ program call-i?
^_lng for the abolition of all forms'* "
... Kiniiiiiinaimn against Nogr5^7<
workers in industry ! 1
Plana wei> made to set up It
n. tncrrj chapters Tif the council" in^1
f major cities of the tri-state area,h
~TT)VrHrThp Nortrv. anil-South
! roTTria and Virginia, in order tofw
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? ?A challenge to the white
on and othad* forjris of racial
A democracy mid worldwidfl .. v Je
ie South here Friday hlght ?
tlie nation's top sociologists.
Speaking before the 14th annual
meeting of th0 Southern A
Sociological Society at the Bilth
re hotel, Dr. Odum asked the ?.
[outh to remember and correct *
,,r r. x!'us able" brutalities andnju-.trH'..
of discrimination'n-aap ri
i?n the Negro, praising cc?r
tin improvements- in vane re
aticins ^ r.ce the Reconstruct5JU
-ar, . \
H . fMlef! for immediate augur.ni'
rv of?^?uon-segregated ?
university ie\ e.' of} ed'ication, ; V '
iiul nv?v;ment towards a specific- ^
)i<'gram for dissolving .all forms/.'
jf racial segregation in educa*
lion .as quickly as poss'ble. - A" " ?!
The retiring, quiet-spokA Universify
of' North Carolina ?prp
fessor told the South it needi j
progams which will ftfUke k '-i
balance hot ween th voluntary . .1
efforts of soutnernerg to doXUJtice
to Negroes, and th* coe>-i
Dr Oriiiti' propped tfr?? be.?
return to the mainstream o!
American democracy "a< w'al *
conceived and as it has prevailed ^
from the beginning in spite- of . '
roadblocks."
I propose that we underwrite
and c-ohvenant together, *in unity .
and integrity, with courage and
ra:th and without fear and favpr
to injure the conversion of our :w
Southern ni racial "civilization into
' jnuitipie-cjitiired
:u v." T^r n turn.
want - the.
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mployment ||or gro *workiuc . v.
len and wotonen in heretofora
ly-White .plants, stores, ntf\:H ' T*
nd ot?)( r places of business
Special emphatj^ was placed !
a Staining jobs' tor Negro wo\?j
who are presently feeling
ic full brunt* of unemploy.oent
nd discrimination.- ~
Th{ waj, ' cr1giiuuly?
ifiKed rt a cobTezsenc* Beltf in T
3urh?m 'last. Fabmary 17 ?U f
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? and Iijrtc^ if?unions.
Rjgt tr*<i?i ah?oO~ "
wfciuan H,m ftoL^
**>?8 m e* k Kfuwbftikl a vttcrjLn"
?)Ionbt and ttiemiw^f 1<k*; 3S8, F%
SVtoacco Worths Upton. / ,;:4
The board unadilou 4? adopted *
ie proposal W the cHau tprt that
" ^'Wll .go ot^W-d
ompleto lixp^rt W vhe OsXu 4
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