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" ?LIGHTHOUSE and INFO
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^ rftcc j^6i3s no pro
Catholic Churchma
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; By Leonard I. Schweitrer
* MADRID ? Thtrc i6 ,a small
oolony American Negroes liv77?
ing here who have found that tn
v Spain color is 110 harrier to
oeptsnoe ? wwlety anrt'lVtsTheaA
J **ln Spain it la not a question
oi tolerance fof ^be-Negro but a,
complete lack of distinction be preen
white and Negro. / The]
color of your skin ju*t dosen't
( make any difference to a Spaniard,"
John Kale, a Negro, music
composer formerly of Atlanta,
*aid. .:
Mr. Kale said he has been liv-;
ing in_Spain sincq 1945. Ho i?
married to a pretty senorita and
they have two children. *"From
Washington south," he
. r laid, ''Negroes, as you know,
must eat tn separate restaurant?, |
travel fn separate sections of
trains ^nd busses," he said speak |
mg of th^ United States. "Herej
?o ywu see* i can eru?r any hotel
or trhvel in any train witnout
itjpj^djs^objecting?
^ The conversation took place in
the-dining-room of a fashionable
Madrid hotel. The whiter had
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.. Jap Scientists
Visit Schools
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BERKELEY, Cali. ?. Yosichij
Anftmi. professor -HorHctifHirr-r:
fTni^t?c?~fy n^'TeiVir;, riii^? <"
Agriculture, will confer with
University of California College!
of Agriculture staff members onj
ibe Los Angeles, Berkeley and;
Davis C ampuses in the latter
p.Oft of April and early, in M?y
concoivuing -4-he science-*<?f -fruit*;
culture. ..
Asami is with a team of Japamese
scientists visiting several;
-?" * American Universities. The!
group is known as the Joint
Scientific Mission on Education
and Research, a project of the
Army Department.
Objectives of -the -Ausit to this
country^ is to consult outstanding
American Educators and Rev
. search workers on recent developments.
in fields of mutual
* 'InfumiaUoh collected is to be
used to help rationalize teaching*
and research in Japanese
Universities and promote better
unification of social and natural 1
.;.aqMepcaa--;m Japan. ' J
HSinnhoo
m. UIIVH^D vjrci/O
Cage Trophy
w^a
ftudent at West Virginia State (
College, wfs recently awarded .
the outstanding pftayers tirophy
in thei jCharteston^Gazette Bas- ,
ketball Tournament.
'Although the r^ftnn All <Str.r,i were
eliminated in the semi-fin* i
als it marked the first time a i
tfegro team had participated in 1
the heretofore all white tourna- .
rrvent. Funches is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Williams of i
448 0%. 163rd Street. i
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indicek Spain, 1
in Tells Writer J
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noticed Mr. Hale and his wife at
at nearby table and. something about
his clothes and his carriage|77~<
seemed tesay that here was an We
American. A question brought, a j>y
smiling Bfftrrpfltivo rtvpTvL^wi an n^
invitation to join the1 Hales for Dr
coffee.- : I
"Of course," Mr. Hale "I Afc
get lonesome for the United Fa
?ta?es, and I expect to return Ad
home soon with my famil/ But Fr
I don't know "yet whether we will va
live in the United States pefinan- 1
ently. I don't "Want1 my children Ai
to suffer from the .<5?me sort of Ac
Ldi.scriinination to which I have sit
lso often been subjected in the ah
United State; s. '? ?41 i|
I There are a number of other 1
American Negroes who have Wi
found -Spain a haven of non-dis- Ab
crimirihtion and toleraVioe Mr. tu1
Hale expalined. He believed that kc-1
about n25 were living in the pro - *
vinces. Wlhile those in Madrid or~
see each other frequently they
-au?v?t tightly-knit groups becauseJu4^
.eaelv ha?; Hi.*. dig
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of Spanish friends "who accept J'j|"
them without question and there
is no necessity to live in a particular
quarter of town, as-in the
United States, since they are welcome
everywhere. *
'Mr. Hale-was born and raised
as a Baptist, but has been cor- ||"
verted fo Catholicism since comTnt*
trx Spain . 1
?He?srrrri?ttrrrt Hv Church o I- vie
tracked him even in the1 United wo
States because of its contention "K
that all men, no matter what 18th
their--racJ^ or nationality, were Jac
brothers an^ of equal merit be- ^
fore God. Soon after he arrived vs\
i??Madrid ?he met?- Spanish
priest with whdm he became
friendly and eventually Mr. Hale ^
learned that his own spiritual ^ri
and religious convictions- and
those of the. Church coinc ded.
Mr
"Fronv-there it v/a?only 3 shOTt prc
step to ask my good friend the
padre for instruction," he went c
oh. "Now that I am in the Church r
I feel much more content and .
happier in mind and spirit."
Euerte-Riefr??
Trains 3,000 . ^tc
r* a ?n mrtT.r?.*
wmw IVMVUJtiJKKO, ' P. R.
??(Atlas ?h More than 3,000 t
Puerto Ititans aiu 111 tratflThg^T ,m>)
Camp Tortugcroto become sol- TT) !r
diers in the United States Army. 2igh
Inspired by Puerto Rico's?fam- jn
oils '65th Regiment, which has pt<>|
distinguished itself in Korea, siV>.
first-rate " fighting men?a real
contribution to the U.S. nation
il defense. At
X-RAYS KILL CANCER CELLS r
Day
Rays?from high voltage x-ray' iVij
machines or from radium destroy) Sf
cancer cells. "This is one met- Rev
hod of curing early cancer, the roll
American Cancier Society points Toti
out. Help to fight canc?r by 50.
jiving to the 1951 Canter Cru- R
sade. . chu
DHT-Al
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Second Annual Session
4th through August 1
*MS TWELVE.
st Term (S'x Weeks)
me 4th ... .July 7th
cond Term (Six Weeks)
July 9. August 11th
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For inform* tiori, write S.
R HI** ins, President
Allen University
W. R. Johnson, Director
Benedict College
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itarday, May 5, 1951 V;
W Columbia Met
!nd Leaders'
'raining Course
Two Columbia men have sin
ssfully ;. completed an eighl
-ek Leaders' Course eonducte
the Specialist Training Regi
lnt of the famed 8th Infantr;
vision at Port Ja^kson.
They are Private Melvin S
>le, son of Mrs. J. T. Abel, 390
How Road. an<j Private?Eau
lams.' son of Mr. and Mrnest
W. Cromartie. 2\?7 Ger
is Street, v
3rior to his induction into th
my- last November, Privat
lams attended Allein Uhiv<?r
y in Columbia. He is a gradu
: of Hooker T. Washingto
gh- School- there.
\l.so a graduate of Hooker rI
ishington High School, Privat
e] attended Hampton Insti
<?, Va. -and AllcfT Universit
pore entering the service,
students enrolled ip the. Lead
Course are selected from th
listed ranks of the Third Arm
.for JhyJ)urpo^c/ of tie Vermin
- thcu:. potentialities tor com
rsionbd anj n?n-commissionc?
uif rs.
our Beaufort
[en In 14 Week
ifantry Course
r/M_ir in mi fi dill V, thill oi l an,
inity will complete their !
ek-, of training with Company
28th Regiment of the famoc
Infantry Diyisk)nJ__at For
'ksOn on May 5.
They are Private William Hen
Middleton, son of Mr. W. 11
ddleton . of?Beaufort;?PrlVaf
nes Earl Smith, son of Mr. anc
s. W. E. Smilh of Beaufort
vatc James B. .Cooler,' son o
s. C. A. Cooler of BlufTton; anc
ivate Bnstor Smalls, son o
. and- Mrs. Wesley- *Falls. o
)gmore.
loth Privates Middleton an<
lith attended Robert "Small,
h school in Beaufort, PFioi
their induction last January
?y were employed in Beau
t. Privlate Cpnlpr "ttnnHrw
iffton high "school and iWSi
ployed in BlufTton when in
ted. Private Smith is a_grad
6 of 45t. Helena high school
Frogmore. .He was inducted
> the Army last January."
Ipon?completion?of hts H
ekls ?of 'jlnfantry ttraining,
l will have fired most of the
t inf"'.itry weapons, engaged
ptacticaT squad and platoon
frlemr, and undergone inten'
'physiinal training in preparjj
for dutjo %.a combat or
tmecotnlng Day
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HNNSBOriO ? Homecoming
r waas held at the Mt. Zion
itist CTfufch Sunday. *~
teakcrs for the occasions were
. West Brooks', Rev." Mt-Burand
Rev. H.D. Washington,
si amount raised wis ,$1,001
ev. MeBurrell is pastor < { 'h.e
reh.
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_ Employers Praise
Employers are htgK in praise
far the work of Diversified Occupation
students at Booker T.
Washington high school, William
J. Gilliam, cpordinator, rjported
this week as he made his regular
j rounds. ~
r The students .are doing on-the
y Job learning at various establuh.ments
in Columbia, under <a co-|
. operative. program with the
q school, which has been in, opera,1
tion for many years. The stu
. dent gets largely experience and
training the school- does not afford.
though the fundamentals in
e most cases are taught them first.
e Mr. Gilliam said the"employersu
assured, them all students so
!_ placed arc progressing ant| provn
Jng assets.
1 Ite 1 isted advantages of the D.
, O. program as:
Helps employers discover suitJj
able ' personnel. I
v Allows employers to train and
! develop "personnel.
Improve training school can*
provide.
v Allows business ncorvle to share
-^yvnith project. - . ?j
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Rev. Reeder Urges
Support To Church
-By Rev.* J. P. Reeder
. Wo hope ?evei ymio \vTTT
' realize fife importance of giving
5 every aid to our educational.and.
' missionary effort that will be
j sponsored by the baptist rhurrhrj
'of Columbia 5B3HB& vicinity.
- Several Associations will bo in
T session from Friday to Sund;tin
29th which we hope will lend
, a great aid to the success- of our
efforts and raising funds for our
j various colleges, namely Morris,
j Benedict, and Friendship,
f Our - crowning effort will be ]
f. made at Zior -Baptist -Church" 3'
P. M. Sunday, the 29th. When cvjj
cry church union and association
I together with the friends <>f <<d-!
p] ucation_ and mission are- < xpevted
j to be present in a mammoth mass]
meeting. We will be favored at
j'thnt tinto to nun uf tiu gl'e.tTesH
sinaiflg fhat CTHmfTbla h'a^ had'
. to offer, rendered by Benedict
I College, and a special -group of[100
voices trained by Mrs. Ger.es-;
|!ser Smith, from St. Louis, Mi*-f
gouri, representing spvciaUgTvmos;
P from?-various - -churches of, the:
city. You will also hear select-{
ij cd group of the youth, among I
(high school and college boys and
UgrrlST'TtlM arc amazing in their1
italent frcrm the various chureocv
in the city. At this meeting ttrrf
1, the preconventn
wiii open at 7:30 P. M. at which
i time -the welcome program will
i be made, and following the welcome
there will be special selections
by* the chorus, end a sermon
by Rev. W.M. Downs. Every deljegate
n expected to be on hand
Tuesday evening, so that the
; housing committee may arrange
' their home, atid they in turn can
I be prepared to enter the full
^opening of the services on Wed1
nesday morning. All delegates
'may contact, the committee at
the church office, 805 Washington
jStreet, Colxmibia. S. (\
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Missionaries To
Posts In Borneo
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. LJ- I
shop Donald II Tippett. of the
i San Francisco Area o( The Met-}
* hofhst Church, has announced!
i that his area will send Mr and
-Mrs. Thomas A.. Harris to fiari-_i
wuk. .Borneo. _a&..u?ri?M_Utr.i?l -a: 1,
1 musical missionaries.
The Harrises wor" the ffr t
...Negroes ty serve in C'lini. where
their work at the Melhodist
> Srhci ,! i rl \':mk : n" \v , n t"V1
nipt"o,j by the. Korean war He
laugm agr< UltUTV aTi"! Mr?HrrT7
> ris ta-?ght" music.
A former c?unl> a:: niltir.' agent,
Mr Harris will teach m<?/
cltrn farmirvg .nctnods in K .pit
I'! among the Ibrin whee
! superstitions h a v.c hindered
i farming for generations and
i ruined much of tht. arable laud|tfnTrnr;
tn working wTTf
_rthe._ Sea Davaks " saTrl Hiihnp
I Tiivinrt.t, "will also be a indagfj
refutation to Communist pr >pni
ganda which accuses American*
of being unkind to all peoples
of color. Mr and Mrs. Harris
, will be a living test.monial to the
* fact that at least som(. Americans
! do not draw the color line, and
honor moH for what they arc
> and not for their pigmentation."
* A $6,000 home will he built for
I HarriflOi of vuhirh Tin.
pett have already contributed
$600 Five hundred dollars more
will be needed for travel and
1 first year's salary for the couple.
In sending out the appeal for
\ th<> support of this work, Bi<*h->p
j Tippett's letter said, "I am hop
l area.will be able to provide living
quarters for these unusually
\ capable an<t consecrated misiion|
arte?. In all South and East Asia
^ T saw no work that impressed
me more than that to which we
L are sending the liar me* to the
2! <*>-called "wild men of Borneo
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Air Force Had
PlacesFor
Qualified Medics
Opportunities exist for qualified
Medical, personnel to rereive
direct conuiilssiang^tn tTie~
United States Air Force,_ accord--,
to First Lieutenant Norman |
aj. Bejjurv of the U.S Army aad-|
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men asjdoj^ors, nurses, or med- fields
ical techhicians. Pharmacy, sical
Medical Research and eddied theraj
Science Specialists, Occupational
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their inquiries to the wt& '
ruiting Office at 1703 Main __v *
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