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r^v;V " " Se jj*r: *' "x i * '*'il^ *.' * r* ~'"?' '"?" """ 4' ' ''jT37~''i : '* V ~ ~ * "r'-~ J The Fourth of. July, was ? .. grand day of fun and relaxatior 7 from the ardors and respbnsibih ;" r it?es of the reguTar worlv-day, it was celebrated at Seegaf: Swimming Fool. In the course o: the. day, ther^ _wcre. soi.ne 3.Q.01 " " "tfr . more' persons^ who -were.-"it t|\9^ pciol area. Of that number "r Yet, at no time wa<s the poo ? crowded?f***?(hi- awtmiwrs?rmt bathers tb have, funy for as some -? left the pool, others entered Throughout the day, the conduct was the best this writer has eve] Oi center acccyjaodating as man> people as could be observed" here on the Fourth. The splendid be havior exhibited by the men ol Fort Jackson was no exception t that they have, shown on theii many visits to the pool during the summer. TTTe- management is putting to good use the money contributed by individuals and organizations for the purpose of ^purchasing admission ti i;ets to the pool for Children who wish to go in ,-the pool but do : not' have the price of admission. Up to this time, forty-three children have been provided with nine cents tickets. 'Ther e is sufficient money on hand to purchase from this fund many additional tickets for children who might not be able to- use the nool 'for wholesome recreation without such provision .V Persons who have contributed to this lund to date are: (1) The Graduate Chapter of AKA sorority through'the Public Service Committee of which Mrs. Maud V Pride Is chair man." (2) Itr.lL?Kr Jenkins: (3) Mrs. Willis Johnson; (4) Miss Louise Reese: (5) Willie Johnson; (6) J. P. Whiteman. Second Annual Cit-\Virie Swimming Meet And Water Show The Seegars Swimming Pool ? is-offering a real afternoon and evening of swimming .skills and water stunts. Saturday, July 14. Many bronze medals w<ll bo ' presented to the fir-t." second, uild third plnce winner,;. in each J.event of three divisions into which groups will swim, .according, to age levels. Two cups \vi!l _ be presented, also, one to the -?Little Rock News .. LITTLE HOCK Eddie Deihe ft of Wen YimK?is visilu.".! hi.. * parents, Mr. an.d 'Mrs. Henry W. friends recently, lite.... Mrs. LcHoy Campbell was a Hi?recent visitor of Mrrpnd "Mrs. TI "B. Blackwell." Visiting Mr. and Mrsv C. B Breeden are: Mrs. Flora McMillan, Mrs. Doshia . Murj^nv and **- ' Miss Alice Murphy. Mrs. Henrietta All'ord of Wil4.-. son, N;C. is visiting her brother and Sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs ' James Alford. Mrs. Marie Allen left the city this week to visit her daughtei Miss Lcnna J. Allen. Miss Allci resides in New York rTTy, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Alforr announced the marriage of thcii daughter Pennie' to I.go Smith. ' CAPITOL THE AT lUv? i " Smm?Mon ?? July Ta?16 Hex Allen in 1 "Under Mexieali Skies'' Chap. 1*2 "Invisibly Monster" K Comedy ' ~~j7iTy 17?18 Jonn Wayne in "OPERATION PACIFIC'] ."Chap. 9 "Desperadoes of the! ^? Went"? ? ' fiiurs, , , . ' July 13 Humphrey lingurt in "SAN QUENTIN" Short Subject - Comedy Fri?Sat. JiTZMi (Double Feature) Charle^ Starrett in "Streets Of (ih<xsi Town" Also Jane Frazee in "Tt "INCIDENT" ; Chap. 6 "Pirates ?f the Hi?h a > J Comedy ; I CAPITA I . SANDWIi V V , '. - *'}ood Food At 1 V -! " Ozle Jacksd P" I 1607 Harden St. v.. ; v N ' *V 7 _-X_.?. ? ?-? v . ~V : ' S^. '-t * * - ' / "* gs At 2 egars Pool i outstanding man swimmer of the > meet, and the other to the out handing woman swimmer. Many 7 Teafuve attraction.-. yyTTI add to the > color oi the.evening in the"form { of a water show displaying the ) taltats .oi_members-of-th? -hfu t guard staff, outstanding . swwiv L nifr.-i and. divers from Kort J tick son tamf?a- fovy-ioca 1' showmen as. 1 (J la re nee Roberts, known as the 1 "Fat Man," cinj uUU'l'S. ' If you are a resident of Colum, bia, and can swim at least the t leng"t}r~c>T lhcrpooI, coine out and -.fill m .in entry hkmk yrm run f fompoto "tor i.dihc nf_tiic?attrnc ' tive awards we hajve to-present. ; If you .do not swim, come out on' Saturday and enjoy an ^aftcrasou j [ and evening of real cntrru n- J incut, . We have been writing t!ij< I ; eoiunm ha- scen.u \veC-k< a* je.hnting vou with what L rj prrmigni the pool. Any suggestions you may have for improving the attendance or of making the pool serve the corn- . frtunity mo.rc effectively. please ~ aeiul tiicin in. to the Management.! Scegars Park Pool, Bex 1292.1 | ('oiumbia. S. C. DILLON NEWS 1 DfLLjpN -? Mrs. Roselta S\vin-j ik-y t>i /Bridgeport, uorin. ts visit- i ing Iter father,. Gi ant Wilson, " sister- rrrn?brothers?tttth?other relatives and friends of this c.itv.I Walter J. Pe torso n of New York City, and little son Lava), spoilt?last,?week ?vte+tmg- -their I mother and granclmothar. Mis. Annie Peterson of West Hampton Tstreet. . , Mr. and Mrs. James Page (,fj Detroit, Mich., are yisiting Mr, Page's mother :n Lafta. James is the brother of Howard Pag-v of this city, well known chef, ; Mrs. Raster. Bethea of Jacksonville is "visiting her' daughter inr Philadelphia. Mis- Daisy Salmon of Now York is at home on vacation with ,( Relatives, she is 'ne daughter r.fi Mrs. Iona Salmon^ of tins city . - 'Din lamil v spent la,H?S:.;111.i < 11 Atlantic Beach. 1' MVs .Ethel Owens and Miss Irene Jobn-oiv of Balitmove re-j 1 turned home last Tuesday after! spending several weeks with liner ailing, mother. Mrs. Dora Johnson of 704 Dargin street. " Mrs. francos I'anersoM o! Sopp-; Fourth avenue' Is n't home- .after " spending several weeks in Bnltimoro withrelatives. ~ In the home of Mrs. Carrie Wheeler is her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Norwhod Reaves. 11and two 1 ittle sons. Joseph and Allan, of Philadelphia; also .Mrs. Early Reave.*, mojher of Mr. ' Reaves and sister of Mrs. Who er. Ml*. Reaves is a member of the Philadelphia police department. Mi'ii. D.niu'l RiiluflHf Xaw.4*> vtvhad a> house guests fdr a Week her daughter and son-in-law, Mr." [and Mrs. Albert Johnson, nrd r ? ii . ?\l?: l c *~r*? v. i I k rr*ii w inner <j: u'uimmi, a. 'I j. *4 . Others y;.-iters seen in the c tv i wrej*? A}.exanu-.n- Davis- and V, oodrow Wit..-. ? c.f New Y? rk. ! Alexander -pent much time in l!-i home uf hi- aunt. Mrsr Beuian Croaker while Wood row vis itc'tl his mother. Mrs. i.e.-. Wiljsoh. M and Mrs. A Cad.-. hr, of! Y ' ' - - - 1 i ' J.. .c i.-vl*.?m-devr.?M:v?1: h.n: N.ch.oh.s ,.?( Sixth avenue M. " STRAIGH' ? 1 ??HV -Ji l.Hh f Ni-;w YORK crj-V This as t .sav thad Harlem t(>..]? the n-v. Yn N" An>iy Teh vi.-io.. . !;n .-1i-.de a- the opus maii; hut } 'iu- c'!-;:x:a: cnl>!e> iasl . Thur.- la\ nrpd.it. Your Ni w York i observer s not say,rip that ap; ni'v'va1 was u.oaninn us. -nor that J'.Mai acceptance was exprc.,. ' The ('('instil us, hnweyer, '-a..- ' Ithe wntial slow stoo.j up. On-.' i "Cm ' a aid 1! riaiut. "T -V,e li itl.m .r J w ' ('fija with it" to- "it was a darn ft{nod show" sfMt "H d?- rr bmnk" jfor Nfcj*roes :ri Television." Then, of Cotir-- there v.i a.- wh>; felt they would rather withh ,! ! judgement until later ' on. takinih I T ^~ VMMVMV W V VV/ ^VVVVVy 6 Sun. thru Satg1 !"SHOVV BOAT" Bv -XWImtm j nf? Starring _2_ Katherine Grayson. Ho\var(j Keel - Ava CJarder A Joe E. Brown ^ ^r^ AAWAAn-CMeWCHCHOHOHQHBHeMWCHt J^CTTY } CH SHOP < Reasonable Prices" Y t\y Proprietor J T Phone 9162 fi a ^ sSM Herbert Wrighlfl You t trOfficer=^B NEW YOTIK ^-the J -ment nf Herbert I.. Wri^B national youth secretary NAACP was anounced MjOi? by . Walter Wlhite. NAACf^ retary: ' ^ - Mr. Wright was graduate^ this year from the University of New Mexico '\vith a B. S, degree . bfology and political science and hbs Studied ptrb+rc?administration at the University of . Chicago. 'He hns* been nctiverfor some time in the NAACP ynnth rircie as former president of the Houston, ..Texas youth council and - provident of the University of New Mexico NAACP chapter. The pew youth secretary re-" places Mrs. Ruby Hurley, who has boon promoted to the field staff and is presently serving as regional coordinator of NAACP program in the"Southeast. :Mra. Hurley served .n,v youth -ecretaly from 1943 to. the present time. McKenzie CONTINUED FROM P.AfiK 3 of Waitcczoro, ihtr im>H~cinhr Ileal I y Fresh Seafood Mrs. Ken?.ir tolrf us that trio Sailor's Choice fish wi had ca'? e.a ("Ole Jut;:or" ate only a ham burner- the* la.i i 'uhbor) wa> caught just a iew minutes before. 'Ao arrived. That, prompted, us ta say. "Well, you- don't need refl ig&ratioii here, for your seafiluiis?:?All you nit>; do .s drop a hook or net overboard and catch 'em on order." We thought it w a - a joke, .hut Mr. .MVKom'ic pi'"Vi d to u:-~that" it could bo done, pointing out that a man who had passed through rm?his way to the- water some 15 minutes before .was already back with a fine catch, which was being frozen for Sunday, use. The fish was still wiggling. We found here. find .elsewhere along Jhe coast on our week-end jaunt that McKcnzie Beach is soon to become foremost South Carolina resorts. Many people go fo.r'.if* quietness wholcsomcriess an(j the McKe-nzies, who may r. ,f r - i ai?in... I.*-.. ?... ? ? V , j (Hill .%./?* CAM' I .MK, MoKonzie, it was agreed, :s the "bos* of the bos-." Ho adds, "And I like it." T Summer School Almost-Dees 4f SUMTER ? (Special.* Abntrt two weeks age, summer school students, the faeulU and ? t:?IT members, decided thev \vTdVeiT~tu jnskeA". o?iiTriI)*uTT>ti .to ad completion of a new gymnasium being built at Morris College. They dcOi-icd they would 61 AAA I iUM' I ,UUU. 'During .v hapol service* Friday mm'n.1iv !l: ! in .va ' ULii^ in arte. They eountod $930 00 of the amount and immediately, pledges were given-* for the hnlanee promptly-: Full ,>f expressions of apnroerit.a.n ;uul gratitude., President < del}- R. H culvert ann-''utHvd tint present plans are altera 1 the new gymnasium \v.il he ready far u.-e when I he fall* term begins. Che: - i.-n is the fs rim~r laoiie Ne iiols of gi,>s ,ntv. Shu! ns : re; Mrs. Kh./a A h. 1 1 1 ! | . n. :>i.-- n.:a NVI-'.r :,n i Johnnie Bryan!. r AHEAD " * ADAPTS ' ' " J': o' t ' -a. "Th: .' ad : ,Hone, natural;-. u. ?.wanted ? p,j V, 1/ . .u.f.ircu.,,;',! And let a hasten (?? sav there u is n small hodv u( dUscnt<rs. There didn't seem to "he ai.ytlnhg those protesting eonld put their fingers un lin the dnru hut .they just didn't like 11. .Moat uf them prestimhhalv were ni'iiiiT.. i >. i... i... " iQ' '! ? V V HOI J'kul Uu; Amhk Andy concept and have all along been against the show as produced <?n radio- over the past 20 odd years. For one . thing, imwevt r. mo-.t people adiiv't a difference in the effect of radio and television as a nu'dmm H unniun:ra:a, "There is a greater impact in Uilcvlrwrrrg^TTian there t- in radio.'' one oldtinier rcmarkdd. adding that, "what might not'Hi tod ' objcctional coining ^ from words spoken by an unspen individual, might be just the opposite if the speaker is visible." This would seem to he in line with the Chinese proverb that. "One picture is worth a thousands words." If flie story Jx a pretty one and is told by picture, it is a thousand tine prlettier; if an ugly one, it's a thousand times uglier. Taken altogether and if the attitude of Harlem?generally conceded to be the barometer < Negro feeling throughout the ountry?may be accepted a0 the Temper bT TTefro communities, the Amos N* Andy show ~Tuh Ji good chance of escaping serious oriticism. ?If future show$ ure no, worse than the initial one nnt| gel better time goes on, the series mav become a decided hit. . ' ' ' -I 'C w ' V ^ |B i ijiHHU Jsi MLotia 'H$^KMBlfl 1 MH?? t'lrfWHT ' :-. -- lilUll A \ IMIUIMUI1 j SuRiir K;i.v Kobinsou, wlni hadn't known defeat since he beat ! Frit/.ie Zivic Feb.. 1!?13, was [ imddlcweight chapion Kandolt but knocked out by Kuropcan. 1 ph Turpin before, some IK.(KM) ] delirious Londoners in r.trle ' [ Court Tuesday night. the cagey, hard-hitting 23 year ol(| Turpin took .Sugar i ; ..Jkty's title,~whi? h kf h.i+ ed from .Jake La.Motla in Feb-. J ruary, but promised a'return hout in September, either in 1 New York or l.ondon. llobinson, called "pound for j pound, the' fightingest man in - - - v. . ! Meharry Medical C Three Scholarships | NASIiVU.LK. Tenn. Mec.urrv ' CV'Vmv S h-, ,1 _s;n' ; , Li:.,:; in N'j-::v;!!i c:t ?..1 j 11 . 1 i \ > , i.'is ''?'.\> 1.: -.:i jslv.ps tn ,,nt< I'm* S.c I-', man t*!.'.>> >,? th?' ' '"li r>2 ?. '.i j ve..s", M- A!:n;\ K. C*. uJ. D.r c j {t'??i: < ! Nl;. aiu K'iU- ati.'.m jMot.r.ci A l.e'sv- ; . ' woek; 1/ i . The scholarships, . valued at, , 1?fr'JolMMt?each,?h-W?nppiic ihle?Hi j?tuition?Uui*?ya+d?w? -n!1t<-i .nt? t"r tt'.em mr tin toil ire u .js,. V | man year, .Miss Gault said. The i ( award's will ho math' to i!n; j ; three applicants who rank^ ] [ highest 'in- -colli g'e tjrade?=t m | [ the nursing- aptitude tests anil j in character relerences. I lie ' Admissions toittnutlce ot the ' I School ot Nursing 'will delcr- i mine the eligibility for awards jl from the raiihgs ot the various | applicants. . XL V\ ,1 ..iM? .? '? I pA-at; ii.-", {f? iv It :v . . a ' I hv rumple 1 *! ;i:ul cy !i .n _ vlla e of t':iv ? .'v'...'i .? r.'.o. v> Mr:.,. : .' S . :*? |.Yu. :r> ' j . i :-T: r ? ?. I / ' '" C ' ' i T . , : ' Schonley Funis Available For Croup Sikowings I'.l! IF.M >!'.!, I IT: I \ ;\.? : l;.t. . ! :: f ; " S ' , . | picfI,A i I ? ** 11 I 1 I > . ' i h T? >?...... ' ii ; I rrw!o'\ .t -pj. ;*Si . > ni' * Fa: r T*Tnv " TTTo TTiTi V "" . . . i i 1 Jill ff.sa i ' industrial rare relation: i i ! . Thes**- t+Fo-. *00 -a- movd ??f | ! r,t])crr .arc . It iv.m!..1 A t.ornal and vVterans* orirui ! Hons through- .ut t'lii ""' > i* J ndmKsion-frc-esh* -wingsTH T>T Hhrrmvrc tf? jTTTvi sound' films'." "West Indies Day Parade" i - in mhHo?showirn:?n fu"' '; t The oemsinn is aft' .annua' pv? a* which takes place in Harlem fea luring colorful floats and pi ;r.h "rs in native e^stum*-*. A:v>.her S henley pi* tor;al fcfature is ontitled "Highl.p4 . of Joe I <u J Fight-," a .-ports film that runs for 40 nvnutes. chnndising manager of SchenV/ Distributors, says "More 'h.ui a year ago wo decided t<> go to the "onsumrr in a. manner that \n ' both entertaining and education al. Our film program has uun hllilt Raniznttoj^fl have are ] ? 4^^nsi b ? ft ' W ^Im^SBL I the world." suffered a srvrre I gash under thcrlrft?eye in the I sr-vcndi round and was never I able to ^ t going the rest ol the i,' -. i n round distance, Turpin. 1 I us'iij; ,i vh u p straight, fast left, Kt-pi iiookiMg and whizzing in fight'.. " v. Iltfil lay Lilt: Ml It?j. round. had Robinson on the j v111;<? of a knockout. II was -Robinson's second dc~fcnt in-ttT Ugh Is. TuFpIn has had about 5. in the above scene Robinson tags Robert \ illemain so bard that his liaiil does the flip-upf i during one of his scintilating (inhis as a welterweight. olloege Is-Offering For Nurse Study :! d \' r. T'v pivscnt e.-dimat-.d boo el fug ruifs-v 11!.};;:*?. : i * j :.:iu are only about 222.-">0.) ;n! ?vv\ h r -Hy?i'M4. ,-vr. 1?' . ~ 1 lo.l wit! rise to 404,500. The ,reasons for ibis 'Short- J age" in-' spite of lite growing j number of nurses, it was point- J etl- cut, have their origin in the l now consciousness oh the part ' Of government and community \ cm ic.s toward cammynilv ii- { ne?s and tTm possibilitv of aItonit?wi>it.nr lull .ttr'lli:1 llf'tl " ieinc. I'.lsif all v thrv an? foul" W?: In.-.: mi.. *ry j '1' m.'iv.'? Ji.. rft*? * ! 1 ;-t! :-t f t-rn-n rtflr'C't' \ .ir ?;;?< :it ;v t: n rluubleu-- j from 7,000,000 in 1934 to 10,000000 in 1049. ;'i :s 1 'r inih!V mrdth-; nu:j,c;s i.nvi .a:-..\vii fiorv, 4,338' . ?rrrr rr-rr-?rrf a i . ;; :ii! Wi.ri,. W'ij: 1 f r . v . . y . ? . ,. ; -VjuvM ^ % I ' , ' Mi: ;r- ( * . ' N..:. Xur ' . A v . : ^ Tin1 (iooiL Citi/en Heads - "* *?L\ 1.1 U'n it*, content^. and compares all n tt h h is m\ n \ iew s. KF \T> it "v'in t ;js.k;>;:Itv .si r readers ??-4 i'he 1 ,>i;htliuu^e_lha.n of m uihi'!' simitar paper in the ( andinas. How stands \ our snfxvript ion to it ? ~ I K c ^RScmbi^hlp in the ^lc wffr , u N \ \- ,1( PB^Wary Wi::/-. White ex""1^' pn&svng his.."faith unrT Confidcn- 1 cc" in the .Association. ~ . ,s?t> "My faith is with the great I.-niQcratir woik hemi2/ dnm?-hv 1 'he NAA( 'P Hi*.- ;n:?n&- A meriea a 11101 hott.01 place to live," Mtj^Jprdan ^dS said. _ "I have honestly, thanked, tIf'r m-v God that I have .been able't-tr Loan nany?<ntwy rr-..11 to. ooo?*lbiM- >?-u.t ship rn th'e organization," tbi Mr. Jordan, \Vhgr is former scr- Wl geant of the Kan-as City Police *or Department ,b with the govern- m( nu nt of Liberia for the purpose fol of <>:gan;/.;ng a police onstabu- 13 aily for that g< o'crhhTehl. Tfe Ly Vbok out his $.~)00 lite membership ! -iiugh \lie Kansas ('i,y v;(il bran cm of the NAACP. ;n'M: _ and 35,300,000 Collected coa< For Heart Program "lgn N.KW. YOKK ? Approximately Slty r.>,.J0fl,6(k) was raised in the 19b! u .vi'j ! df the American Heart Asocuiticm to extend iV* ^1Ca br-'gitfm f"r assistant'.' to twr *on s>n- a It tic t ( , | with various heart ra^' (!: ease- .it was annoiuv od by ' fThiais of lh*(> Arm rioan Heart V i: 11 " t i. * TTrTi The Associatiojn is well em- NA. harUed on a national program to *? 1 TrrrfTt cardie |JiiTTchTs Tp "Holdir.g " their jobs or obtaining suitaole nnploymont. Dr. Louis N? Katz. newlv elected pre-ident, said in ' stressing t!*e importance ~rrf reSearch with the funds now a- rpw* callable. s Supreme Court Spurns Zoning Ordinance Plea WASHINGTON* ? (Atlas) ? I T'-s. Riipuc-m..' rn;i"l refined to'11^ r-'vh v a dt i'sion .< if the New Or-J '^| loans C'in uit Courf of Appeals'-? yrh-ch. Held htluVt municipal ning ti/'l:n:>n e of Birmingham, \ whh b. forbids Negroes from oc"]C iinvh.e property tn white sec - . % ?4s??/ ? ?n ??or. i I'liinr. ?To" i 1? T^TT wbke ironi living! C " *-' i ' - > ? < .n-- j Th ' O'rhanS Circuit4Courf|-C ->-4?ApptwU?uoU?t,h neb :> ;() } J mng oPdlnanoe is a violation of % 'no 1 -11:; amendment. ~ " M XAAC'R FIGHTS ( R ACISM OX ILL. ^ RAILROAD F CHICAGO Another legal J "fif-t" < cm! hv the Chicago I hi snt-v. ef the N A A CP when the) J ^ A "hiation apnea red as a party jC n < proceeding before the Hi- '.9 ' v.'-ek. seeking an end to .Tim C Cm! nv'in C'oimnksion this.1'J Cr w praeti e.- . ^ the Illinois iin-, honkv imn'Ri i, / STATE PARK |1 Uiu'fp ihf. ?iitc Meet - C-'.iud tjre?*t" \ I'flOXI- 3-486!) ff urn mil ! " hi ii i i n iwiiiBim in - p 17 1 EEP PLENTY C QUICK REFR <>"ty fi E P RESH Vi T P PPSl-COLA HOTT1 UOAD PHON ? " *** * * * V If . . - ". . V 4 ^jcolum BLATS.'" c. ?__a S^viy Rivero Retu .incoln U. Gridders >XPORD,-pa. 0, Director of Physical Edu- C< ion at Linco]n University -Fd., *1 ; beun n&med head footballl l> I basketball' coach there for ~ 1951-52 season. f?i ?? ra7vC Marin Bond has announ-( | ? r ?-r^r?l .'he foriher Columbia Univer- j athlete and assistant "xcnch J lridc "herd over the, Li^^oln ' ns hi the, abseneff^ofc ^eVfl.i itor Irving Mongl.Vch^n^ JTio \ been given a ' years leave t n the University to coach the s Olympic.' "team. ' . &-?all at Lincoln, the job er II not be an unfamjlar one tli Kivero. In fact, it will p] rely be a resuntption of the I Ji le he previously played for (H years at the Chester Conn- , tb school. ~ ' ch .-voi'",?ek?ixrl'ti-spcaking?nidi mil, is a firm disciplinarian cd > 1 c*i" as the physi'^al condition irr . character of -athletes are CI corned- lie became head lei :h at Lincoln in 1934 follow- ar the year that he had been riember of Columbia Univer's victorious Hose Bowl team. :l airing the period between I 4-4U in which he reigned as -f d coach, Limvdn enjoyed ve of its greatest gridiron and e Seasons." His 1940 football m beat Howntrd ; University D, the highest score ever recant .a lew month- ago. The ACP filed and was permitted ntervene in_thc matter. Go<2V-_ IN.' chairrtiah 01 the neh's legal redress committee, i.>tccj Attorney Meyer Goldn in. amending the petition. ronize our ADVERTISERS? " ANKS for your Cooperation. "Sav It With Flowers" I ALLISON'S I ; Flower Shop i t 1103 Gervais Ph. 9298 I * v Columbia, S. C.. , | IT'S CHEAPER V V To Have Your Watch f y -- R<p>lwd Ai y \ roofs n WORK GUARANTEED / ( RYSTAI ,S ? " _ ? _ M T ?j . ? Enjoy Your sell MIDWAY BILLL m Soft Drinks ^ Ci; o Cigars MIDWAY BILLI. Willis !.. Hal 1 Washington SU nk IS-1 ilTHANDTOi LESHMENT - r- J" - I a*. *"i INCLUDING TAX T H P E P S 1 ! LING COMPANY E 4-a Ilk COLUMBIA. 8. C > " . . : "a $ ftiurday^^'y 14. 19SI7 rns As Coach Of And Cage Stars ^ rdcd in the traditional Thanksving Day Classic between the -tPSM vo school* *4 Records show that the l.ln- -Jfl win eleven in 1080 and 111 It' r i|B paced by the brilliant quarter- __j sticIt of James "Baker, now an ~ V 4rmy otTicer, ended both sea* ~" son with a seven won - <me ' tosrf record. The offly^tietter v ^ leasou racked up by the T,ftma, li "iimt was In 1921 when they walked >?f with the CIA A champion-, a hip. * , In 1943 his basketball quintet on 13 of their gamou in qonfbr?? ice play. This was the year ^ ^1 iat Lincoln, star-studded- with??*-~ layers like Wild Bill Hunter, imes Usry. James Law, Billy > J all, and John Armstead. won ,e CIAA Conference basketball ' laun-JiuiiM up. Aga>ri in 1945, Lincoift captur-?tS I the conference title after hav- _'jj dropped only o>e . gume. .) Tftrlic Chamberlain, 'E-Ui HofT- ' JM r, Rudy Johnson, Ralprr Accoo, id Claude Johnson. \ ^ gBSIBfl IFYOURE RETURNINGTO^ 1 ACTIVE SERVICE WITH Gl INSURANCE IN FQRCEAOUR MILITARY INSURANCE OFFICER OR V-A WILL RE SLAP TO TELL YOU HOW TO KEEP YOUR FOUCY IN PORCE ATA SAVING UNDER THE - . ..- * . . ;. - .-.-ja "Athletes Foot, \ Tetter, RingwormTy Don't suffer the discomfort/ caused by them. Uan T0W-1 ICH for results. Sold on u m otter hack guarantor. /Yccept J 1 Ilo substitute- insist on TOW f ? ICH. 50c at all dro* stores. J WHACO V-0. ... PRODUCTS 1 3206 Duncan Street \ la 1 Columbia ,S. C. \RD PARLOR/J 3 curettes e Beer (~7| V >> i n L # \U1) PARLOR ) tes. Prop. 1 -rl~l . x"'. 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