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8-tLIGHTHOUSE and INFOl
Race Finds No Pre
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Catholic Churchim
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By Iinnaid I, Bakwtt?>?
MAZXRtD ? ThfcVfc.Jk a small
_ oolony of American Negtoesrttv-;
ing here whctnavo found thatjtn
Spain color is r.o barrier to ae
oeptancrc in society end bustees*
"In Spain it Is not a question
o? tolerance for the Negro but a(
complete lack pt distinction be ween
white and Negro. The
? eolur of your .jsltin just doscn't
i* make any difference to a Span
iTr sard," John Hale, a Negro music
composer formerly of Atlanta,,
s?*? iMrid.: ' , ' ' . ' j
Mr. Hale said* he has been liv-j
mg in Spain since 1945. He if
ntttied to a pretty senorita and
they have two children. - ? - "From
Washington south," he
said, '^Negroes, as you know,
must eat in separate restaurants,
?-?. travel?ht?aeparstjb?swliunn?at
trains and busses," he said speakas
you gait see I can enter any hotel
or travel in any train witneut
ni>uuc ;UOje4."nng. -
jf ' The conversation took place in
the dining-room of a fashionable
Madrid hotel. The writer had
Jap Scientists
Visit Schools
'BERKELEY, Call -r Yosichi
Asami, professor of horticulture,
University of Tokyo College of
Agi^culture, will confer with
University of California College
the Los Angeles, Berkeley and
Davis Campuses in the latter
part of April and early in May
concerning the science of fruit
; *. culture.
, Asami is with a team of Japa-^
T ri^se" sci^nr* sts visiting several
American Universities. The
group is known as the - Joint
?: Scientific M-ssion on Education
, and Research, a project of the
Army Department.
- - Objectives of the visit to this
country^ is to consult- outstanding
American Eduoators and Re
learch. workers on recent ?developments
in fields of mutual
.... Interest y
Information collected is to be
used to-help rationalize teaching
and research in Japanese
Universities and promote better
unification of social and
>,. sticutes in jap?n.
Funches Gets
Gage Trophy
College, was recently awarded
the outstanding players trophy
in the Charleston Gazette Basketball
Tournament.
Although the Crofton All-Stars
y ' were eliminated in the semi-finals
it marked the first time a
Negro team had participated in
the heretofore all white tournament.
Funches is the son of
Mr. and Mre. H.H. Williams of
448 W. 163rd Street. i
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iudice 2a Spain,
in Tells Writer _
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noticed Mi. Hale and tils Wife
a nearby table and something
-botrt dlbthes, and his carri:
seeme^ to say_ that here was
American. A question brough
smiltng^jaffirmative reply and
invitation to join the Hales
coffee.
, "Of course," Mr. Hale i>H.d,
get lonesome for the Uni
home soon with my famll/ 1
I don't know yet whether we v
live? in the United States perm:
entl-y... I don't want my child
LTc5~"isUffer from the -same?sort
1 discrimination to whteft I hi
so often been subjected in'1
I United States."
There are a number <>t ot
American Negroes who h:
I found Spain a haven of non-c
1 rrimmfeilinn??loUnafric* i
Hale expalined. "He believed I
: about.25 were living in thr ji
j vinces. While those in Mad
Bee?each?other frequently tl
i a re qi tightly-knit group becai
each has hjs nr her own cir
I of Spanish friends who acc
'them without ouostin^ il-?
ts no necessity to live in a p
ticular quarter of town, a? in
United States, since they are w
come everywhere,
j Mr. Hale was horn and rai
i as a Baptist, but has been e
'.verted to Catholicism since cc
' ing to Spain.
He said that thp Church
traded him even in the Un:
States, because of its content
'that all men, -no mailer w
their rTTTT ST nationality, w
brothers an^ of equal merit
; fore God. Soon after- hie- ar.v
' in Madrid he met " Spar
I priest with whom he beca
t friendly and eventually Mr. H
; learned that his" own spirit!
!<and religious convictions ;
those~of- the Churc^ coinedec
| "From there it was only a sh
|step to ask my. good friend
ipadre for instruction," ho wi
on. "Now that I arrr in the Chu
j I feel much more content ?
; happier in mind and spirit."
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CAMP TORTUGERO. P.
tATIh* Mmo than -33
Puerto Ricans are in training
Camp Tortugero to become s
diers in the United States Am
Inspired by Puerto Rico's fa
ous 65th Regiment,. which 1
distinguished itself in Kor
whijh has been speeinUyprah
by General MacAjrtbur for
valor, the young recruits m5
first-rate fighting men--a?T
contribution to the U.S nath
al defense.
X-RAVS Klgt, CANCER CF.L
Rays from ^high vpltago x-i
machines or from radium desti
cancer cells. This is one m
ihod of curing early cancer, i
American Cancier Society poi
out. Help to fight cancer
'giving to the 1951 Cancer Ci
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-second Annual Ses
(4th through Augi
RMS TWEL
rat Term (S:x Week*
une 4th . .July 7th
econd Term <Six We
July 9 . . . .August 1
For information, write
S. H. Higrina, Presiden
AUon Univeraity
or
W. V.. Johnson, fflrretoT
Benedict College
?Columbia, South Carolina
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Saturday, May 5, 1951 I ]
Two Columbia Men 1
End Leaders' ?
^Training Course
Two Columbia men have sue- ^
a8e ccssfully completed an eightan
week TeadenT" Course conducted
* a by the Specialist Training KegC
ar* ment of the famed 8th Infantry J?
for Division at Fort Jackson. . - m
. They are Private Melvin S Qi
"I Able, son of Mrs. J. T. Abel, 3908 ??
ted Fallow Road, and Private Paul
irxL Adams. sun of Mi'- and Mrs.,
Ernest W. Cromartie. 2C.7 Ger- tr
eill vais'Street. ! f?
an- Prior to his"'induction into the i"1
ren Army last November, Private'
-of- Adam-, attended Alltm ITniver- a3vc
sitv in Cohrmbia^Te is ngradujP1
the a*c ?f Booker Washington 'n
"High School there. i
her AIs<r a graduate of Boo"key T. ^
avc Washington High School, Private .
Abe] attended Hampton Tnsti- nr
\\v tlitc.?Ym xud?Allen?University
hat before entering the service." , ''
I Students enrolled in the Lead'
fid " Course arc selected from th P1
^ I enlisted ranks of the Third Army
Jure for tin puipose of dotcrmin- 111
j. ing their potentialities for com- Vf
J missioned anj non -commissioned ;
" I ofTic rs.
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HFour Beaufort c
, Men Fu U Week
* - Infantrv Course
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| Four in -n from Beaufort and, j
at-1 vicinity w ill complete their 14.
ted week> of training with Company r
ionj'K" 28th Regiment of tlie famed i.r
haL!?Hi Infantry Division at Forf|_
be- They are Private William Hen-|'
ved i'v - Middleton. son of Mr. W TT.i.,
tish Middleton of "Bcaiffor'i;'' Private".
irpo James Earl Smith, son of Mr. and
ale Mi's. W. E. Smith of Beaufort;'
LfaT -Private Jamrr BrCooler, "stmr ofj^
ind Mrs. C. A. Cooler of BlufTton; and
j .-Private Bastnr Smalls, son of
Mr._and Mrs. Wesley Falls ?f ^
Frogmore. I1
ont Both Privates Middleton and1 ^
rcjiiSmith attended Robert Smalls
md b'Kb S(,h??l in Beaufort. Prior u<
to their induction last January, to
theyL_were?employed -in?Beau-fort.
PriMate Cooler attended.-.
BlufTton high school and was S1
employed in BlufTton when in-H*
ducted. Private Smith is a grad-i~i
uate of St. Helena high '-school; ^
? in Frogmore. He was inducted sc
- 'Tinrrr~tlYo Armv last .Tartiinfy _|2
" tfprm?completion?rrf^?his 14
?4?Infantry-?graining..
?^" men will have fired most of the '?
light in.'-m try weapons, engaged "j
m" in practical squad "and pTaTbbrTTT1
ia? problems, and undergone inten- ta
ea. srve physical training in prepar-m
its servk*? type replace' Iio
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^ Homecoming Day ^
5n' At Mt. Zion ti,
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winnsbuku ? nometomng co
I>:iy waas held at the Mt. 7ion jo;
ay Baptist Church Sunday.
*ov Speaker- for the occasions \v< rejeg
iet- Rev. West Brooks. Rev. MeBur-.-p,
;he t ell and Rev. H.D. Washington.;^
nts Total amount raised wis $1,001 ^
b>'j50- b,
l"u- | Rev. McBurrell pastv.*<J. 'he'
I church.
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Employers Praise
D.O. Program Here
Employers are high in praise
ir the work of Diversified Oeupotioh
students Booker 3L
Washington high school, William
G-Hlmmr eoordinatoF, reported
lis week as he made his regular
>unds.
^e shtdwfce^tre thong ontheb
learning at various establishents
in Colpnjbia. under a coperative
program with the
hool, which has been in cxpera>n
^ior~ many years! The stu
>nt gets largely experience and
aining the school does not at^rd,
though the fundamentals in
,ost cases are taught them first.
Mr. Gilliam said the employers
Ssurecl them all students so
aeo<T~nTr pi ugnimng nnci ptov'
ig assets.
lie listed advantages of the D.
. program as: ? - *?
Helps employers discover suitjle
personnel.
-Allows employois tTv~trath~aiid'
evelop personnel.
Improve training school can
"ovide.
Allows business people t?> share
i?h?crtimnunity deVt 1 ipni^il of
>utlv project.
fey. Reeder Urges
lupport To Church
?fly Rev. .T. P. Reeder
We hope that everyone will
?nlize the importance of givirm
/cry aid to our educational and
lissionary effort that will he
\or\crsrml hv-tho Kntifivf nhiii- Ua*
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F Ci duinbia and its v:cinilv.
evcral Associations will be in
ssioiv from Friday to Sund;. .
groat aid to the succe.-s of our
Torts ar>d raising funds for our
ariou* ualleges/ namely Morr:s,
cnodict. and Friendship.
Our crowning elTort wiil be
iado at Zion Baptist Chur"h :J
. M. Sunday the 29th- When cvr\r_chUr<?h
union and association
igether with the friends ..{ ed-"1
ration and mission arc > \pcvted
he present in u mammoth mass
looting. We w 111 he f -.cored at
lat time ff- ~omc of tire greatest
nging, that Columbia has had
r offer, rendered by Benedict
olle^e, and a special gmup of
>0 voices trained by Mis. Gcr.e>r
Smith, from St. Louis/ MK-:
uri, representing .-Oechtl. c--ci ...
uru various?churches "ol the;
tv. You will aho hear a select-.
I group of tTTe youth, .among
glr si hool and college boys and
rls. that?arc amazing m?tiu-i:'.
lent from the various churches'
the rity At thi< mooting til,
icers* of the Baptist citwreh un-j
n. of r. lnmbia anrf its^fYntwvJ
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the preconventiona] service;
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u; open, at r;ju t . ivi. tti wiucii t
lie the welcome program will
made, and following the welme
there will be special solectns
by the chorus, and a sermon
Rev. W.IvT. Downs. Every delate
i- expected to .be i>n hand
jesday evening, so that the:
>using 'committee niav1 arrang - j
eir home, and they in t-urp eanl
;> prepared to enter the full
hning of the services >n Weclesday
morning. All delegates
lay contact the committee at
ic church office. H0T> Washington
treet, C'olunTTna* S c'
rjeflibdisls Send
Missionaries To^
'osts In Borneo
SAN FHAN< 'ISCO r.
v?p Donald H Tippet; > thi
an Francis'. << A: en of T ic Mei_
od'.si Church. h .uinmm e l
iat his area will send Mr ami
Irs. Thomas A Harri tc . fxc i
11 Ir.?1 >o rn. . i.??;i c : a 11.'i!; :, 1 . 1; i
msical nyssi-marie.,
The Harrises wen- 'h tfi t
Jegroes to serve :n Chini where
hen _ work at the Me'.', .chs'
school in Nanking wa.-, int"rupte.i
by the Korean war He
aught agrculture and: M r I Tat
is, taught music
A former counts a:; - ult uv a
lern farming mctaods ;n K.;pi
unong the Iban. when
uoorstitie.ns h a v e hinderec
arming for generations an:
uined much of thc. arahlo land
"Mr. Harri*. in working w U
he Sea Dayaks," snid
f.ppctt, "will also be a living
c.futation to Communist pr >pa
fan da which accuses American
being unkind to all people
?j color. Mr 'and Mrs. H:.rr
vill be a living test.monial to thi
act that at least som0 American!
In not draw the color line, anc
lonor men for what they an
md not for their pigmental ion '
A $6,000 home will be built foi
Harrises. of which Rhhop Tip
>ett Tiavo already eontributec
1600 Five hundred dollars mori
will be needed for travel anc
'irst year's salary for the couple.
_In.sending .ouL Uie^nppoal U._
h^, support of this woric.
Tippott's letter said, "1 am hop
?~ ... 14L -it ?* -
iik wini nil my nearr mai ou
irca will be able to provide liv.
ng quarters for'those unusualh
capable and consec,rated mission
irio* ... In. all South and .East Asi
I yaw no work that impress
me more than that to which w
arc sending the Harrises to th
so-called "wild men of Borneo
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Places For to
Qualified Medics ?c
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?-OpporUmitte-.?ex tat?foe?quuli- ^
fied Medical^ personnel to re- <al
ceive direct commissions in the P
United states Air Force, ntcnrd- _ai
ing to First Lieutenant Norman in
Bcllury of the U.S. Army and tire
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1 Our LOW PRICES
PANTRY
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ill PINEAPPLE .1 I K
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CRUSHED PINEA1
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i FRUIT COCKTAIL
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RIPE OLIVES
}' '-I)I\IIv HOME
^ T E A 11 lb. one
12 lb. 2 >?la
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ORANGE JUK E
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5 A L M 0 N
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.a: Air Foroa. Ifrecruiting Sta:>n
in Columbia.
These opportunities are open
such professional men and woen
as doctors, nurses, or medal
technicians. Pharmacy,
fedical ^"Research " and ailied
rserice?SpcieiaUst?*, QccupationL
Therapists, Optometrists,
hysiccl Therapists, Veterinary
id Dietitians are also included
this program:' Dental Surcw;ana
Tortors" of Dehtalj
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VALUES
E can 40c
IMM.K 27c
' can 23c
can 30c
?:lass free ~ 28c
isses free 53c _
4 07,. can 10c
57c
4 rolls 35c
lb- jar ??-35c'
! gal Jug 23c
1 lb. cary 49c
PATTIES 27c
. 18c
TSH jar 24c
- qt. jar 47c
2oz. can?41c
12 a/. can 44c
2 cans 31c
~ lb. 55c i
ST -Hi. 55' |
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lb. 69? |
lb. 73c |
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this criteria. v v ^ , T
Only female applicants nuyii
be a pointed as specialists in the
fields of nursing, dietitics, phy- j
sical therapy and occupational therapy,
however. A
All applkAantj for this type of appointment
must be qualified 1
by professional traini ng and experience
in colleges or univeriuttesi
and medical IftStltUtlCfriS i
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FRESH SWEET GOLDEN I
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tender yellow cr(K)>
squash ^
SWEET GARDEN LRESH E
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WASHINGTON STATE REI
apples ....
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acceptable to^ the Surgeon Geaeral
of the United State* Air
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"Appointments will be made ~M
in all grades commensurate wttb fl
the individuals expedience add
training," he stated. Anyone deaiitrig
information relative?tr??
this program are invited to ad- dregs
their Inquiries to the recruiting
Cgfice at 1703 Main
street, Cotemt>ia0r oall 3-IUM,
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salads J
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8 ox. cup 35c ) ~~
16 oz. cup 35c ) j
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! oz. cup 29c) 1
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lb. 59c 11
lb. 29c I 1
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3 lbs. 13c I
$ANTAM . I
ears . 33c I
l NKC'K ... _ 1 J
INGUSH I
! lbs. 25c T 3
CIST I "
dozefr? 27c |
TiST . 31c |~
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P sizeTO's 23c |
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