Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, July 14, 1951, Page 2, Image 3
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- -*-? LfGHTHOUSIS "and INFOR
Community Supporl
Pjrf J *
(Fx A By John H. McCray
tAWB ? ]-|l( |,, i' W'1
"f". Cjfcohnians knoV''"any t'hlnV aboul uuil\
?the. JitU* township orTiiim-.?Thr ?b
r r region mnv irnH-hr TTTiT llr "') /11' "H
; citizens C1194n .%,.?{>
h-".-* ' cgnsUlu-rable .distance- from a] you
['* . .fairly large commumty, Sumter! lJen
x'jyf"- being neeYest *. about 40 miles'.- a-' fal'
!?v; in a rural Willmnisour^] and
county, leaves it lime space .a- in
, tdftjzside. iarger .etwm-ttiTiTiOs. . g
5 v- - But if Lane is small in Statute, j
- *hap the b'ggejrt South Carolina e
tunes, one wnu h * has room, for tl(f
V those helping it to live and'ehjov
*? ^eif., . .. . ; j
Take for. example --Bennett y
- Playhouse, cr> ika ..nrfaee ju.;t a
%s:s *- night spot for the denizens of ^P?
3wo Jima Vet %tIVfakmg
Dp For ;;
'fl.i T:
lusi nine 1^;
\ , : By"Koving Editor ^
?SUMTEIT^- Remember the j
tough fighting, on Iwa Jim a. in|
. '-"the hectice days of World War
... v II? . . U1*
We ran across one young bust-!(:<)r
aessman about two miles south-! <''t
wes>t of Sumter -early Saturday !C t>l:
evening who vows he'll never..tn
forget that fighting. He was im,- *
t> . tt, arid you can't get hitn to say[
my.e than "It was realty roughj^01
Yoifig." - !Thl
? > , .*
.. He means it was rough for the)
Army,-Marines and Navy, which 1>v
and y^vl-n-1 11 i |. In im i,; blast ,iU~
out Japanese forces.
Today, far away from the dini^'
Of battle, he is a successful busi- ^-c
nessman. His name - P. M. Wil- j
liams, Jr. (His real name is Paulj ?;
but everybody has taken to calf- A.f
ing him just P .M. He hkas i<V-'cd
Three_years ago, -Miv W-illiarrn; tni
opened the Arch Grill on LJ S.f
Highway 15-A (Siimmerton Ugh-1 ^
way), and his effort is. paying,.di-1 [U)1
. . vidends.' He has a very find. ^
business .Xvhich begins at 6 P ] or,
M., an excellent staff of employ-] wo
. ees and room for private, clubs.:-va
, meetings and tdangmg. 1 roc
; . T . ' He was reluct an# at firsc tuj (
Providp thn rnniiim.?fcrrrt TtT
coyly bow that he was wrong i to
.Eyeiybocly arourtd Sumter taking i "k
f; .'?neverting qjitf_for ."relaxation,'-'tRe
.. Or ill, where .fog food t.rd service 1?,
' fl"LJ fmrnd-^iag:^
^t^other's Care For kit
r The Things You Wear** t
H. T. BRYANT 1 ~~
*??" ~ Cleaners and Dyers
: 713 Main street
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?Learniny, Lo
The City Of (
The following degrees
A.B., B.S., B.Th
?Pre-Medical and Pre
Splendid opportunities for ir
character- de-vchtptrrrTTt:
Co-Educational - CI
MODERATE E
' : For further triform
??- J. A. Bacoats,
___ Benedict College
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And Junior
DENMARK, SOUTI
An Episcopal School fi
A Junior Uollqge
Both Division Rated Class A "by
; ,* - ?* * T of Colleges and $eco
?y
THE JUNIOR COLLEGE 1
, ?T^aohof Training T
Secretarial Science 11
Home Economics ^
Pre-Professlonaj
* SkilledJ^adcs
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Solendid location and Facilitn
;j ' Reasonable F
Individualized Instruction and
Activities Pr<
Christian Influences
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* . Fall Registration September 10.
AiUMHi.
THE REGIS'
* By special arrangement wUJi
?-y Trade School, Denmark Branch,.
skilled trades Is available to Vw
rf v.
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MEH, COLUMBn|
e Proves
ts Good Seml^|
dnniSUfa'lg I UUOtyl but Underth
an agency of# community I
- icc,^ ~ 3
u^ntcd ^Uiul P ml 1
gstree, on-h;nhwav 1477.-u ?'^|?|
nod: Jiiic c * -ytttt trs?rrgn ~~bT a* "7~~B
J)g army veteran, VV. W. (Bill) fl
pott, _o.ne. of. the ion, oi N'.r- I
Bennett, a , successful former - .1
a sort.of country gonthvn,m I
tiiesu..parts-.-?ill
Bennett, who. ran ?upl'he ||
-UiU?mal'li;.-HI tn lav.' *"3?TTr?77T| "^
Statq College last term, twlci. if
huwvhe had worked the bet ' P!
part ot several years bofnrv
jpleting t'ne ypa< ieus buiiJumj 9
ut, as soon as the place w1 jp
nod,. it\^ccarnc the big s;? >t inl ?
county'(TSsoirie 11G, 000 Negro-; flj
You can Jiardly get in' Sat- 11
ay night, as we witnessed on' L
\vi'p[<-"?.l?kioini1 Ol _ib. 1- ?
is come from : .CharIt- O n.!
irgotovMix,?^
1 even Columbia. Ope fea '
c of the Saturday night ofTei | ,
? i.s the -drawing, made" after ]
rv patron.has drooped m - / ? :
name in a i,ago/ The winner!*
?o.s .home?n?bra!id?new t, :. i ~
lar bill. And the people b;ve|...
" ' I
?U't wnal ha?; really endeared
PlTtyhouse"' lias beon seviwd 1
umunity propjects, One ir-| *
ide* "sending a dozen v.mug.
mtv people tn the annual < n-' ^1
moment at Camp Harry Da:i-[ ?.'J
in Orangeburg county.ung
folk are picked by the:,;
lnty farm and home agents. I
?y have"n real big time. j1 u.
\nother project cv uyb-dy ((.tr
i's is the nomil-o-dv .-M-m-* ,
tig veterans, wound up on T-n-'j
Day. The winner gets mpj,.,1
zes and proceeds are turned LV..
or to charitable undertaking. |
found everybody busy gettingj .
s year's contest lined up. Ap-w,!i
cants are steadily entering
;ir names, or are being enter-j
by friends^_Thjs yeaV'c is the
rd . one. " ;
"Almost Perfect Order" '
)ne indication that the "Dlay-jV'
i-ses"- is appreciated is that
' enjoyed" "almost perfo' t good'jV
lc;% though sometime= *yout 1
nder where ' ano.tb.or person j..
1 stand in the spacious main,.'
>m" . ' ye
-hi" gentleman told no thm, .
; success of this place is fia->|'^
the fart ' that -cvervbydy |11
nows^ good platm? and u
r Bennetts have always wmk- J?
-for community.vdevdapmewt " \.c
\nd'>hat'n about fhe nt^ry. ttttr
?mterc sting, and maybe a ''s TT
i many other business people
i learn.
3y tlie way. that. Playhoussc '
cbcn i 3 ifroaTlv - a piper, -it's. ;
id is on the ball," as "Junior" u.
uid say. ? ,
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mlary Schools
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HE HIGH SCHOOL f*r
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ITS l).\.V( l>(, TIME
U hi perin* Pines, ( hai lie l it
, ruhf's 1*1 act' on Happy Hill
V?\ rtle Reach, as the scene
liuvc sluuv*^ -The picture W
*81'A (ommitteei
\nd Will Hold M<
\>nt;mi'iij' a preeedcnt t,/ a
?int riunnnU'- anr.no !y,
Parlor, President, Painut
ate Teachers Assoeiation h
nulrnced enmmitteos fcV t
rrent fiscui year.a- follows:
Constitution; Jamos 1. .M?**rt
a rin-m. _11li ni'jj A I. lliU-kt-'"
Trenton, Miss M;p*jorio
rtcr, Maycsvillo; L. II. Da1
is. Denmark; J. K. Blanb
ti'dovu.
Program C\ W. Fk.vJs, Cmui
a amP Mrs. Alberta Grim
eonvjlie. i.o-< hairmnn; Hoi
Green, Columbia; Mis. B.
jekett, CJrt enwood; John
iwon. Sumter * Re-olutim
uvard. 1 Jordan, Orangobu
aiiman; Dr. S. H. Higgins. (J
m.bia; Mrs.. Delia Bindl
ken;' "Zool Taylor, Cmvpoi
V. Z. A. Mattheus, Ilartsv i
TDSoareh; Dr. Lewis' K. \
..llan. t)rangebtirg^xiiaLuawb
"K. Dowdy, Wmnsif ro. H.
lishali, Che raw; M:.^ I,<
.lair.isay, Mo neks Corner Fi
tlngy. Miev. C. H. Brown. v
nb;a. chairman; Dr. O. H.
ns, Sumter; Mr-. Klise Jerki:
lumbin; huge no ^ehuirp.
L'.V.Wrf,T- LryrrluUv^
'jn 1""'i". V'm.i ;,
. Lobby. Willisten; \V.
lompson, PendoJvun; Dr. A.
K'oats, Columbia; - Mrs. L*/.
nch._ Jcnkinsville. ..,
I\\SrWcr vEcjUtfafioii: y t ,
aodrrrm. ffjpmvtanbm g ..-hiI
tstLne W ,n.?Adfn
rchalnncn; Mis> Sadie Greer
iiarleston; Mrs. Madge Per
irpcr, OrangeburgMrs Jov,
alkor, Columbia; J. Wdb
alkcr, Grew iv.lie. Bui di
mi mitt eo-: Rev. M. D Bo-;
ilumbia, chairman;"^ J;.-.
irpc r, Camden; I! II MnrPo;
tin la; John D;trm ui, Or.r.
rg; Rev. I.. B. t^n-'g* . s, D?r;.nun.
e: I. N. P. 11 u-,> lira;./
i: g , P'.;) iiTii . ? Mi rr?r~
git-r. Greenwood; Janu bjeetives
Of
fanned Parents
,vi^i i> rv
>Rram I I
and Training
F6r_furthe? inform*t4on,? :: ?
TRAR _ "
training in any one ?/ 15
>rhee# students.
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fl"i X I:". \ ti;i*';11 '
" * - .f l\t:Vnts an ! - T.a *
M;?*. rd. o: N^v yJ
TTT'T7 ' Fur I'iv.i v ChiUl An
vd C:;:inc;' " The . then li?::
nhn-e Cnliver. U. S OlTu.o
iuVaf.'..ii; WiTl am Henry Shi
S i ' : : \ ] I '
ltaehel Dubois. dneet
n'km.'.nop litr Millural Drrr
icy .an^ Louu L. lU-ddmg. a
ncy. and member of !hf-<'i'
Hits Committee of Delaware
f'he Tnur^olijeHives" of Plann
rent hood are, as stated by* Mi
rvfiford; (li ft> eivournge. ma
Re and family life educati.
young people; (11) to promo
Id ynneing information _. 1
>los who., want to -plan the
oiliest 'f31 to eneournge tl
Don't Be Misled
Look instead
OOMS & SOFT DRINKS
OLD BEER AND WINE
Ctgai? and Cigarette*
Fried Chicken and
Sea Food Dally
TAXI - SERVICE
nAY or NIGHT
WRIGHT
HOTEL CAFE
PHONE 9106 '*
iisKRis
j^y;.^|^^01&^^^jl
' < ^szfflBKuEBEj^^
;?t taken jr?,m pat:<., (>i ,
two adjoining sect ions ?i the ,m
?T"";1 "vri building whirh T7
^',s i?3 night inarau? lar
last August. * ,
> In Full Announced C
eeting In September I
p-' / i
,j M -Cum. MuIJins: Phillip "I" s " 1
| brook, Yemas.ce, WiirTahi Settv
as-' -^ndieWs.
he'l u^Vlil^:V ii,ni Hrogiam; II. I*.'*.*
j Hal skdalc, Hpar lanbiii jj.. V
r,l man, Mr, M .Mi,, L LaS;,ne,'' "
.v-iv. iuuiesten; Mis. Susan F. Bailov
L | Uiortcr: Mr*, Helen II. Flad*^^
,v- Dillon; John IT Wo t-man (V p0
).r. jumbra;. Rev, J W. skau, Coium- '
Jr.:> Membership; j. j?. pjekett L;t
n-.r^.nra'Ur unc! Mrs- Henrietta B.;-'1
r ia.t.er, Monek. Curner, o-eh i r- ,n:
j.n nun: Miss I.nij? A!theal Coleman 1
I.-I?e Spi.ng; Ho'.'iv HarW-U
R. ' V' Qoilla Hudson. Clinton-;
i;;.; 1 ] Sini'th.' Society 1 {.!] ; '.
rg, MAuh of ! ;t11i( ;; 1J; p ( .
-ner. Orangeburg. ehfuiinvm'; V
Hra;Vj\Ad..J-- i- st'";
'is; Oe'ctfgetVu i,; Mrs. j \ Guar-"
le. ane. < ion; I .. v. r . ] ft-A 1
le- -l':- l<' Khrhiinlt rv^.
^rmenP-rv W Uhishington, Colum-'
i..' ore, rr.7 1 \T.\ P. A. ;r~''
.- U- PhL. niA~:..
o. Matlio. B. Thorn a . Cliwiviiip
chairman , ' '
U-: \\ e.1; ... a:,:. .;rv , .
IS -Bvc :o .1 irv .' S. .-t ii.i v ;-'
*f- Vf n!f cbmm'in-t e> \\ :?T be Ytl.ep-i f,'i1
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rrs 11I iiivjitiii;,,,, lann
M\iinln? inr Yrtrr.uiv,
. ( Miprrvi^m-N i,i<i ,,j:\ prrvni u
fci ?'>ted! i,, irnpr;.\ in- Ui
"Ml humr iiv:iii, .< t.- p, , u (t
to a He nil.
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I'lfSeafararer's linion f
Ends Jim (Vow I
[O N'KW YOHK T! , N .\.\(.'P 'I
ij-j won a . t.r.M empi > mailt
dis< i ;min 'tinn tht> . lYk'S
"j Union AH"jv a ; <?'! to vnd ' ft is- g
? i" r 1111; ic; t; 1/1; a -1 Negroes- :'n j I
?itht? ttini.'.i 'iV11,!.'"),?"
_L 1' our vc.-i. -y, ,.f>M
I complaints <.!'v;1.- > ..mation ami jj
aegregatior, again-: NV^i.. n^'m'j
j (ho Now York State Commission
Against Diserimination. hut the'J
Soarfareis Unon nuiilc no move j ^
"~tn end ihc Jim Un>w uatil thcI j
NAACP steppe^ in -shortly over,!
a month ago. The assot iation m 1
formed the union and the SCAD f
that- it intended to f -apl on J
I oeiHm__jiLri-?-p*>vei?Barnes. _a sea
t man whrrlvad romp] dined to the! J
I NAACP that he was assigned t<> a'f
I segregated uiit by the union andjl"
I tk?nie4 free employment oppor-'f
I tu-nity. -| :F
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. .* m -^da--^
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ft S^blr IBli ibi
;; <?
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liulii ?.?Hl)i>nft have luen rc>'l(,M''i
-*"d ar-e?1??Hrft? n>r. 1 ,;"
<?\; i|'s Hie' jiourin^ in even j yf
Ki-r mmitvor> and thr mmnl j
nli.isanl. ^
n" ; a " ' " in
\ l?lt?"* * S0 4 ; .? *>
Itv iianmis Vfluci !(
<> Hungary By hv
ov, Earl Long
Lr.U Vuiik, N. V,. a cabie' \'
n ;?v linverilor Earl K. Long) ,u
i:;;L. rb-n-.r.,; i , ?L_
' I lUJiya: :..n Unions ,jnIUi
|t< >t, Hungary. in \Chuh Long''^
i.a-.O'.t trial "liu
it * agamst tiic *.\vg:o',
'pie of his .state ha--been
rnned I>v tht C':\;l iLgh'a Con-'
- .> ?. "vkumus wh: V-supie-; *.l
r ast he-which rs tliKlifo'veii "by!'
u.-.ana. own record.. (.t tirc'R
ir.ber o! Negr.jo.s who, have'
l rt \ ,. t.iiv-i -f iia uh'(ju.ii rape if*
Lite , wlv.oh Long newiy 3
J'' '':,vta new.spapors^u
'V : :K,t" -... u a.> sent J th
"!: " '<? ' Iiung.ir an
/ t p 5 ti.. ?txcJnr>
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u.?. - Ci -cropper. I \,'t
~ r ! ^';"g v,
-^-o I . 'i?.s.;.n:i tn' y
. : i- i- loo? for; fjr
*s ' ' 'd.; :; *1 !i / ..n-ijj;
of -ihat crime v-n the ' it-,
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Wines. Clarets ?
Cordials.. Liquors I a
Whiskeys
E. W. ( romartie I
Liquor Store
2201 (Jervais Street
-Columbia, S. C.
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CHARLESTON,
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GFKENVILLE '
Our Tweoty-fi/th y?
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BfRANCISCO, Calif. ?
K criticism was tiirown at
^HRftnized foes ot public edu
BR-by John W. T)ayL, prcsh
^t. West Virfliniq fttate (!-?'
^ who told the 39th jinny a)
imnrri'un riticf fjfkd ruprus'-hitaassembly
of the National
lucation Association here 'ast
TTfby . the nation's publa
hoolg.
Speaking for the- NKV dense
commission .of who o he is
"litiihlM, ur. Davis, list ; I iTn
gani/.ations atid gruuoii, which
c-Association and iO cominis->r>
consider subervise t, the
use of public education, TcrmLK__^ueU
grouns pii ^?thar
r'orse enemies" of the Annvi
n pattern of domocraiic tdu.a
?n. the?Luvaitutf-r-W:?V?r"7 '(Tutor
listed the following.
The American Education' .-Vsciatien,
American i' i r c n I s
: mm it tec for Education. Conr?
nee for American. Sinall
imiioss* Organizations. Institute
r Public Service, Guardians of
Public son;,:?of Ann",,.;
_lL_L1u_?National t'etinrr*?for A' rieajj
Edu >ation/_'all of . Ncw
rrk~ City. " "
(.'hti/ch League of America'and
npluVc.rs Association, J^ >t1 > o{
rr'icr; Friends of the Pubilc.
i ' .'Vncri. :e \Y\ -'V.?;t n,
> 'no iniv- 1 'i assoc.a
n i!' Pro Aim i i n, Spattle,
nsh. Dr Davis oil.- vi r. ->c:!
rcft-rcncc t , ?/*? > Nat:'/!-!,-,!
*utit.*:I f--r American Education,
ueh .with tiic other nine groups
j.j been listed earlier in the
" i "T',. V-|'i I,r- 11; '
hi' termed ncae possibly 1
aarst of the enemies," and
;.ntod^/>ul the organization's
ief func tion- t<> be- that of raismoney.
Allen a. Zoll wr,'
feds' Foment
Lace Strife,
risis Asserts
MEW YORK ? "jc Communists
-nod influence among Negroes
e f.vwpuJ.i not hesitate for a
nvant to foment racial strife
i djsscndnfv, anri all for the
forest? r>f the Soviet Union,"
it.w Herbert Hill in his article,
' f-.r::11n:s-1 Furlv-? enemy:?nt
Kfiu.mty. ' ^ the Juno?V
is no c.r the crisis, ofa!
organ of the NAACP. -Mr
II is an assistant field -eerr\-_of
the naacp
*
.*di Kdl 11 aei1 - the waver n"
" h ^ . !' Hie vl.u.minunist pa. tv
ward tin- problem of Negiu
Jhts. minting out that during
i* period wtKn Russia re eivcJ
id-lcaso cuci after Hitler's atk
on the ^y.ir-t Union?tlm
unnamed:?-turned coat wltn a
rMju attack upon all fighter*
" Ncgrn rights*:" '
T lay, the party i.s 'Vonr?:i?!
?;g rn its so-called Negm*
>rk." tho. author spates, am
t the present- time the entire
naratus <>f the Party is directIowa
rd infyltrat'nt. >nx2?eafr;
?rr groups." It was !n
sjv mv ' > this situation. Mr.
1! ru that the NAACF at
j ! * annual convention in
3'.) -V: rv.belminglv 'adopted an
vuivuinisd resolution,, g;v:
'he boar 1 r f dire tors author'
' < : id : ,.t? >ueh infiltrate ?rs
tronize our ADVERTISERS?
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identified as executive vice presi- (
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-ot-thr-hiirTTe, and they all H
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Re: McKenzie Column
f - S. . NAACP
COURIERS
_L - ? ~~ " >
? '* f'a: *
; *s In The Pittsburgh (our
jorie McKenzie, a coTumnis
dertook to question the \vi
segregation at this time.
James M. II in ton prepared
in behalf of the State Confi
es, which herewith publish
space," in order that rea
?rrnrfT nfor nTerinn v have th
purposes behind the Sourt
'Time Ain't Ripe' Fo
SPECIAL TO THE C0UR1
liy John H. McCray a
COLUMBIA, S. C. ?- Oui
1 j/UWM Jiow ill nil nil out find
are so disturbed and-anger
Slut of Democracy'" by M
4ht Cuurler, andso many t
front"! his' and nearby state
lejiis background of the CI
- basis of, Miss McKenzie's cc
The Courier will publish it f
common battle against se^
. further.
Ifere, in the thick of fh<
I ounce of white supremacy t
tiie status quo, and here \v
ty plaintilfs have suffered
of atrocities, including Ku
ai least one death, it is diff
tail to put first u-doubtful ai
white the real purpose is to
ize this nation: . _ '
In a nutshell, Miss McKei
of .a^i'eUJrrTorTT)
rtrr^'uTTi l^^S^aith rug its mi
nor its direction. We could
one Clarendon comity part
the bush for 80 years and th
are bra ting' the deiil QCIT
?Urui-try?rtr?Hio .same as that
and "auntjemima" - "The ri
Answer, enough to her\l
whole case, ar.e the poignar.
I hidjre J. Waties Wruang,
i- ??saffl^-f*ffttinTT7^wTR> himself
it bafrasr.Qd by Miss McKemi
v r rd dfifseiitmg opinion in
the Courier, he doesn't say
either for attacking Flossy 1
ating segregation. Tn deflni
is "XQW." We th'"k tVlr> ^
- Like Miss AlcKenzie, w
lower court, and are least ct
are just as aware of politi
be a bit closer on them than
to our own slate. We were,
o.f the j lupoidante of an att
reason, and are the ones w
to raise the issue through
fact that the 8H,0<K> Negr
are standing behind that ac
record.
- | "t "-fl ' "''I ' ) 1 i 1 I ' H
nu t jrt una! eact. of the Su|
in that it-tended to reduce t
and 1-lth Amendments. W
feeling railroad travel, the
cover every phase of -south
tit-.,...- K-.t ? >..? ' r-"
? I x i iv l Kl> V V 1 u I 1 I ^ V I | , ' i"? V UII
in if. in J-XU4-;, there ]>* ]iitl(
IICSS is that it r:mnct im .av
rh>m rt doesn't upheld sog
facilities and opportiinitic
Sij'iiel, McLaurin and Cii
cases TPuke.it clear that ps
much apart of..the .physical
tip; provisions' themselve. i
_ u-eak iif-'vi'V iiiiniu. '..Inllk r
products of a system, is it
courts will see these same
of younger people under thi
Hilt the highest rhrrrgm^
is that nobody has. had th
it head-on before. Maybe
now. We don't think so.
lineLNegroes aro-eontent-ti
| t.ord and the white folks:"
we are tired of the white
| Negroes whose horizon is si
f ? to fight! on all fronts, and f
There were a lot of pec
j "time was ripe" for free in
+1?ettrrtx tttt iime was ripe tor
the white primary arid the
the answers to them. Ther<
- iorth-ofrmn Jo suyTheTTTme1
tion. If It isn't, then let ns
Armed Forces: let_us_recal
-MtFtitivlhT etc. What's eve
! vet rn>e to wipe tf out of 1
j tend it into the 31 other Sti
no different from the 10 rr
.
_ (Signed;) J
" _ S. CJ
Editor,
(Signed): It
~ ^S, C. Confer
l. ^ 1 r : - .~T"~
.
' f ".. ' r
i great participation ort the part "n
>J leadership from Negro ettchnr
troups that hTresprded, from any
>r^yious meeting of the assoeiaion
which waa organized at PITilidelphla
in 1857. Negroes from v
ertain of the southern statevheld
ioata in atate delegations1 for tfe ' ~
kA time
permitting two_gtajtfi.jalfjyUalus. -in
Patronize our ADVKKTISKRS- >HUNKS
tor ytfur Coopcntto*
f *' !"; ? ? ! ? * ** M ?! ? <11 I .11^^ '
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ANSWERS
I WRITER ?
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r
ier ut Jjuly: - 7 -Miso Mar-?" ?"%-f
;t for the newspaper,* un- ~ 'c
sdom of a legal attack on
John Hx McCray and
the reply to that article . T
srence of NAACP branch- : *
es the reply in "paid for "
.dem of -The Lighthouse
lc fuR benefit of the real ~~~^T
h Carolina fight.
* i ' "*'* A'
^ v I
r Mivss McKenzie
ER ' *"
nd James M. Hinton
' ' ' . .*.? * '. ?7t|
: people in South Carolina,, '
it to wipe out segregation, */-.*ed
over last Week's "Pur- _
Murjuiie McKenzie in
ji them have contacted us
s, that .we are submitting .
arendon County .suit, the
ilumn, with the hope that
orthwith, in orde^r that our
'rogation may x not suffer
i light, here where every
mergy is against changing
here tlie Claryndon counand
endured all manners
Klux Klan visitations and
icult how the writer coulu^ * ' h
id repudiated legal theory,
consolidate andTJemocrattizie
questions the wisdom ^ j
nTnght, piLl'jLii'iiig to let '
ii-.se, no matter how long," .. j
give her this answer from i
-lit: "We've beat around 1
le devil stayed in it Nr>wf
OT The hush. InidTad, her?" i
01 the white supermacist
pe ain't ripe yet."
egal dissenting from the
it words of U.. S. District
nnhliaY-i nrT in < liu1 -I??"
r r*** j
muut be shocked and em- J
:e. In His noble and iF77
the case, and his storyiif^T
the "time ain't ripe yet, 'tH
/. Ferguson, or for eHmin- fS
ite words, he says the time . ^
iuie is pa:1! TtueT , -|jH
e figured to lose in the 1
mrerned over it! We, too, ;
cal implications, and may _
she as they^ are applicable
and are, just as conscious :.'v Jjl
ack on Plessy v. Ferguson
ho asked NAACP lawyers
us, anti-arc proud of the
oes - to the last person - -''i
tioii, as a matter of public ' v
. "
te Died r>cott ruling, is an
preme Court, unfortunate
he safeguards of the T4th
liile actually a riding af- ;
South has expanded it to ^
lern life. The people and
' f i 1. ?? * ' - ~
u mere were fxpniiiciicv?|_{?^
r~today7 Its basic wrong-? ?1ft?r
<. t'tl 'without discrimina- , . ;;
rogation when equality of -.J
s exist, hut the Sweatt, ^
trmichaol graduate school _
tychological factors,are as
I provisions of equality, as
\nd if the courts sce_tlu2se?
n hnnds ot people who are
not logical that the-same-- ^
weaknesses in the minds v ; :%'4
c same system? ??? x
UTTcler Plessy, v. Ferguson
e nerve or will .to attack
we are wrong in doing it 3
Maybe, farther up the
j accept and "wait on the
T ?ou -- -- J
X 1?C UU1U IS Willi UJS una _ --rs
folks' foolishness; als(K_af? -4
[Trhf, "Whunn Jn*ni IplnHltbH
ipht ifcell, is also doubtful
pie 'who didn't think the
S Jthe -slaves-? they didn't
' the legah&tta^ks on both
white cmfegta. We have -t '
b are those noW who fume-? /, .
"ain't ripe" to end aegregftrepeal
the ban of it in the
1-tho-decisions TTf~~Sweait, *r~
n better^ if^tho-time tnh*tr^ ~~
the South, then let us exites.
Negroes ip them are .
lillion of us in the South.
,
ohn H. MeCray, Chairman gr*r Progressive
Democrats x nd ?
Lighthouse and Informer
-and- *
imes M. Hinton, President : "
ence oif NAACP Branches U