Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HHHLv/ ,4u . |?? rf. . : i ?: ' , ' t ? IJGHtHftVSK and 1NfOR? Baptist Youth _ The Yuung Baptists of South Heg< Carolina closed' one of the raost Son successful rmeetings ever held in ed Yhe. history of the convention Rev ? herefftts-\veek, .? soo . Wednesday morning the youths Mjr from all ^ecCiohs of South Caro- jng Una gathered <>n Benedict Col- $up ^Enrollments To Mod Be Large On . Fall Campuses NEW YORK ?. PisK, Lincoln, by' Tuskegee and the other 29 col- bur leges and universities of the U- adc ^ nited Negi^i_CoUege Fund are an- I*? ticipating an unusually large joi :. numoer of campus visitor- this aftt year,?according to W. J. Trent Jr., Executive Director of the n;? Fund. ~ r A public service .listing of the ~ ""'UNCF member institutions which I . / appears" iir~tbre lDS1?Tf'eVetfUTeTe* ^ is expected to bring many "first ",tH time visitors" to the colleges, Mr, /;n /v/ Trent explained. fHL The detailed listing of the col- \y, leges, published by 'Travel- u'o] guide' in the interest of the tor Fund's current nution-Hvide x campaign.?highlights?nimii?nf v>; to travelers offered by these in- ch of the Items of special interest lh> rtItuttons,"MrsTrent said. pc , Among those mentioned arc :.! '< the Hal^ Woodruff , murals in the c's Savery Library of Talladega Col- tar lege, Ala.; the Susan K. Under-'/" hill collection of."Afvic an art at '/ Lincoln University/Pa.; the Gt\- 1 '^4r^ orf?e Washington Carver Muse- 1 !i: >. um at Tuskcgec Institute. Ala.. ra: an tdhc Stieglit/. Art _C.->1 lection "lo at Fisk University, Nirshvillc. ; . Tenn. . : The presidents and other administrative officers arc happy to ^ % 'welcome Visitor's t6 their institutfons, Mr. Trent said as .it offers in* an opportunity to "acquaint a an at? _ ', \z j COLLEGE INN } RESTAURANT ) IH ( Excellent. Meals ( j |^j Reasonable Prices "j ~ C Henry Brooks, Prop. \ p<> # Phones 9115; 3-9132 I; f ? r BENEDICT A Pioneer Institui Learning, L( The City Of < The" following degrees Pre IWi'd'icnl jiikI I'ri" I c, . ~ Jui'iciiuiu ujjjnii I llllll ICS I or I character development. Co-Educational - C MODERATE I For further inforn J. A. Bacoats, r? ? Benedict ? VOORHEES And Junior - DRNM ARK, SOUT1 : f . An Episcopal School f A Junior C6Uqg6~~. - - - Both Division Rateri cias* A hv of Colleges and Sec< TH^ JUNIOR COLLEGE 1 Teacup- Training ( Secretarial Science ~ -?I Home Economics Pre-Professionai * Skilled Trades Reasonable 1 ^ ^ Individualized Instruction and Activities Pr * s__??ciiiistian mfiiu'inr, Fall Registration September 10. ... Address min nuntD I 11 Vj IVT/UI r * By apodal arrangement with M fnde School, Denmark' Branch, I skilled trades is available to Vo * ; 11 KET^-.tt"-- . . I ilER, COLUMBIA, 8 C. J^W is Close 3 Bi( har 1 I If - Phlladi hool Here Visit ; campus and registered. Bethea ie of the leaders that appear- tor-in-1 on that day'^ program were Bethea B. J. Lewis, Charleston, whj Mrs. / ko~ on the " "The Teaching Stackh nstry of. Jesus," P. M. Bowl- Stnckh of Columbia who ied the Mrs. >erintendent Forum. Deal J. lly hi Biniltrir, of tha Srhi.ioJ,,g{ Me'- N. J. . Wednesday evening.""?* ~T*7 with > the tconventlor? witnessed a law At gkurv drama Imd candle light phy. vice directed by Mrs, SaqtT X,Itt! .Ruckor, Thursday the- visttini ss periods , the convention j. lid the introductory "sermon On Rev. L. IV. Payton of Orange- are A g and the president's annual Henri* lress by vice president Clauut ; Rob< Bowen. The convention ad-! Broth* irncd for a social Thui day Nl J. jrnoon at Secgar's Pai c andiGraha feature address Wednesday. Air. ht Wit.," delist red by President i iels v TC Keiit t-j, vit ftiorrij Oo"cft? I Alary in the subject "The Tu-V;,i.l'| .Airs ung Baptist" Friday among tcent v _.uabi.d..upeal;ij:ii_.\yeiy Qr?. _dof. Mr Bacoavs of Benedict r > hi*',v. Shu i Rev. V.. M Parker A Mail-1 Mrs. ! g. File closing sermon 'u si son, , ached H'idav night b; llcy.1! Wilsoi lliam . AjeK'.nlcy Bowman \ AIis> lumbia . from the suiije ' ' M-jfjonini i cuiii jl,, v>iuii. j jvlr." roe looted f<u- \\\J \ cr. j son ai I'll: j l! K'! ( [ .!,.,] V. v DltliOn . i-Yo'.K . udo-inn,- vice-prt^idcn . C. I weeks w'on. Dx. bngtoh; -e<ov:.'i \;V. - friend isivlent, Mw*- Mumyo J.\itr Mis: in.Mivil.iL-; sevretar\. S. f': >- brotln . Sr,..'C-.tjsIm ; assixtant . - v-. 1" Ti y, Mrs. W?- L. -P. Mo.irr. JLivt n- j .-pndii ocl; Hov.. J. D, Hunker." cor-' rejativ ponding - secretary and Dean, Wa the Sc hool. ' jyounjj five- thousand dollars v;h ,D. neci sod for Educu tonal "and Mbr-1 Mrs.n. . 1 Kow. I tod v. ? . i it tie Rock News dlTTt'E HOCK ? Mrs. Jannicy^lll Nair of Trenton, N. J. isvisvt-j 5 her parents', other relatives\ dMMen,ds'? p- Me Mr-. Loath a .page is visiting! r narents. Mr "nnd \fr.s Tito- j Hfr: is J. Bethea, Mrs. Page resides. Sovei Jersey Cltv, N. J. * of the Hie shut-ins are Mrs .Henrietta j and P forth?John?Henry - MoJiae._.... i this ' Vhv -Methodist?Men?iv:i 1?eelo i Sint-b ate tlieir anniversary July- 29J Hov. i tM-iK) 1 it? i n v nel t/\ of fluMrl I I Bl'P jni.Mii in \ avu in uuviiu. [.^ i - e rmnmunity choir will fur, h'trt h music. v- - ? Mrs. Alberta I lines is visiting ^a,\ atives ana friends in New rkr? ? SSSSL .. ., sons ( ger public?with the edueat'- tdrn. 5 lal programs offered, and to]ut Ct irit up the contribution that isi ?n ing made bv the^e colleges tH^-- U1 ; nation.'"^ [J*** Nearly 25,000 sstudents are be-i! ^ i served Ibo &2-member in- j w'*il" c COLLEGE !?'; lion of Hif;her l\ icated in j 1 Columbia . > arc conferred:^ w ... Denial r?:< I m i 111; ~ intellectual growth and f4 Q. J J ui; lass '/V Rating rxPENSK v nation, write: . f in : >..: 11. President _ Columbia. S. C. if?nii -J? i ni ti _? . j ^ r> SCHOOL itS CollegeI CAROLINA ' ! SSS'-t or Negro Youth basis his ca A High School are $f ?the Sniillirrn rUvnciiation? ?Liyu ?ndary Schools _____ land li rHE HI(iH SCHOOL College Preparatory wx .IC fr>we?ICconomii'S 111 it ti ' Skilled Trades ' Jjy.t (r euunn Hwgi never cs Excellent Eaentty ? ' mrrnbt ftates social Guidance - Wholesome P'V R ogram mil training' _ < n^ ^ For further information. 1TRAR I the South Carolina Area tiaining In any one of 15 B orhees students. LON ? MJr. artSPlSr^ d Mallet and' farriily of jlphla, Pa:r visited their. MJ*s. Samtqpl Jones and datives and friends. are their son and" daughlaw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas , Mrs. MaTy Ella Rttcker, llberta ! Banks, Mrs. Sallie ouse, Mf. and Mrs. Paui ?little son. Doshia Murphy and fam?ve returned to Trenton, a ftp.- t,-p?>n/-Urtfl p fo.y ApyJ her son and. daughter-la^ X. and Mirs. James N. MurkT Little" Anfi: Murphy Is ? relatives in Trentofi, N; vacaton in. New York City Irs. Willie B. Page, Mrs. ;tta Davis. ?rt Graham Is visiting his *r and sister in Trenton, Theodore, and Miss Sarah m. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dandsited their ^ mother. Mrs A.- Daniels recently. . Daisy Manning was a reisitnr.^ she is the dahghtei s. Iona Salmon, t-ins are Mis. "King Be then ^ain Howard, George NelJohnnio Bryant, Monrot a and Rev. Leroy Jackson i Helen Manning i* vaeag In Conn. Annie Leo Manning anc ad daughter-in-law of New t'lty arc Mviulliht?^rrrm ; here visiting-relatives.an< Is. s Sarah Graham and hen cr Theodore?fmve?rot u met "entom New Jersey afte ig a week here visit in? ,'es and friends recently, de Hampton Smith, populji i veteran, has recently ob I a divorce from his wife Helen Townse.nd Smith o Jersey. He was given eus of .their children. i. School, BTL lets At Blairs MBS???(Spociid ), T4+ ity .Fourth annual se-sioi '.Young Peoples Convontioi iTU Conference \Vill be hol< sycek July_ 20-22 at Hop >n Baptist?ClhiirTi." ""BTatr? A. B. Bailey of Columbia sident and Rev. W. S.^look is the secretary. oonvontinty will open J?ii morning arid some' of th INS ^scheduled on- the .pro lfTldav i.- Rev. J. N. Par af Chester, Rev. 11. K. liar mtnltr <md~Rev.- W. H. Neu >1 umbra. Saturday, the program w i 1 icier the direction of IVlis Shumport. ivjul the \\>ut' e clvurchec will ooiv.luct' program- The convent iv> lose Sunday with the Mode a-v-?School bohc?; 1 nidii- to TT~ On"! em.. 51 nrrri?W. ?^ ; -if. t'nU-n Ba'p'.-wd i'hun . r.biri, and the clovhuj .i v :i! he preached bv. Ro\ - W. Rhodes* o! ''fV-hiav-;: gonfej on. e i.s ontp' -se 1 > churches in the (\ lun-b: ha.rfield area. finers To File i v ism .I'm tor !;<.". !< s regular *ui- .? hr'p" i st urity tax rtf?y.fc3 fr> i or 1. Ma. , an i dun c,u . vi( ui-Mia/xi." 'i 5'. nl on Soeral S. . inay Ad ' fa!. m- oiTuv %??;.1 M < uv f.ui-ar hired hvlo difhte v. orkr ' on .i farm or in household vvi.a moots hot rnnditjon-M. He must have been eir 1 by the farmer cpidTnou.. lull calendar (martwr-N : due for agricultura; lubci >nnc(l in this qurulifyiii, cr. In the next quarter he we'd by the same farmer ii dtural labor on a full tim for at least (10 day- am sh wages for these service >0 ,or more M *' M/lliei'M?H+trf tt have regular hired lielj; liivi: imt yet . rrgistri" I i ,i quarterly social seeurit; turns should do so imj^c I said Mr. Nixon, in ordc1 (joy maji get on the mailing >r receiving the tax forn>. atieally every quarter. i/lar farm handsrwho hav had social security aecoun ?t'fi or "trtwy-have toot -44?ei> security uards should up >r new ones or duplicate case m".y be, said Mr. Nix nm:in who does housework "Get Mother's Cere Per The Things You Wear" ? At ? H. T. BRYANT - Cleaners and Dyers 719 Main Street g I? <nLi31mvU J i-^vn SAN FRANCISCO, ..Calif. ? The National Ejduca^on Assoeiat.on, the world's 1-irgest organ* ization of teacher? and educators, l*Iudleng5d^ttr v program off uh" integration in an address delivered before tht final session of its 89th annual convention on Friday, / ; Speaking on behalf of the joint committee between the NEA and the American Teach* ? Aw-nrttlttfvn, ? Williams, Charleston, \Vest Virginia announced that "there - ?l>nM br~ no ordei^to cease 1J6 "~arTli?qualliltr^ir oiif pioteiii; I sional organizations until we have complete Integration on the local, statr ami- national levels." Miss, Williams'' statement was considered the ATA response to a recent order permitting the af! filiation of a second state ?teaeh, ers organization to the NE^> torn i certain states where Neg!'^4 -a Iters are .not afforded mC/ooersh^ j in state associations already atfiliated with the N Is A She , a | past president of ATA and chair j man of the NKA-ATA joint c >m -i m it tee. * ? -?-? i In an earlier session, of tin; ;jj<rmt committee, Mo>s K. Ken > drix, NEA public relations convjsultunt, reported that thirteen o the fifteen states affected had II* filiated with the NEA under tlu provisions of the new NEA in 1 terpretafion. The NEA represen r tative also announced that th< 1; >' -tivvTUinn had it> large.-t,Negri J: attendance. At least three state | hod Negro representation for thi r first tijmc.' 1 The-^A.TA had contended fur * years that the NEA should * provide policy interpretation ! that would insure Negro partiv eipatiofi in the Association's -j representative assembly, the , i legislative body. Negroes in f ' / . " Allen Early rCJetg Positimlr 'r > rU ? WASHINGTON - Michael V ' ! DiSalle, Director of the Office o : Price Stabilization aminunai i this week tiie appointment of S |Allen Earl? ixs an attorney in ":a j Office of the Chief Counsel. Ear t.iiy is a n;.l:v nl W.v _Lu Ll njC. -md n graduate of Dun', ai n! school. He is a urikiua.tr -j! College and Yale Un:vej\s'it: ej School of Law,. where' he w'a- ?u a Follow iiig his graduation liv.n J Yale University. Mr. nr}\ . t v.C(j as Bo{nit.y Assistant t - Fran? - J. j\iOf;an. Distgct ,d New V~ ej Mi. .Early has "UTCr'Tp-- -1 with the* New York lay - Lo rn a - j Early and MrCLmc. 4 ' - ' mt | 1 kx slam:, ui yi:aus si OLD. SLOW ltOVi N p.; DKNN'LIt," Colo. ? K NS) _ -7 ?trH-f III I ' ! y ' I f .1 ! I l i' I . ^?hi ate In.. birthday -this \r weoll with an o\pi ('^.a-tj desire to "slow down." Air. Hall, a white bearded gon.tb"meu, who spent jhe ( ivij V> ar years in .MisMiuii ami went to Denver lib years ago, -a\s lie > "pretty lit ami spry." Social Security Tax v j 1 ' ' ' U' p . ' > ! - < l!M v ; i'.i 1 1 . . . I Mi f 11 , 'k t -.111. r..- ; :v^u.lar.V i tl' for '...( ( !i.:c k! i. \\ a; '.v!m. nvi't t:ir . v(|.k rolV.i-.'Ms : h M r l.iv, ti; (I vi [ mjurunac pr<-v' ir ; n'i.lv p.i. 1 - "" i'm.' m~ h frrfr- -rltv* - mj'w* -?r ?1.m Trti ;i r< . I rl .r o'-"'1 1 :1 '< ' > ;7aH I-' mk t - tn ih-r whr. U t:.i dir. \l)oiYt Undersell c; Yourself Says I Kay Vauc/hn NKW -Y-OKK (CMS Frature t?l?'.,.,11 u.ail?lh?i i., u^li ~ ' the nicri folks .. n n .what ga . (doesn't ? nev< r NKV / p onder . i sell vhurself A1 ." ay kt,1 vTiul _ I he.st font forwar*| an?! ;oavi y?>ui J bud points far behind ir r What you <-!, ? well, remind you: j guy of it now and then Anc what you ilo not .s() nut, forget ll at least while you're out with your man. Yrntr?gtty?likr.^ you frr?ynu: Isolri him on you. It's the way yoi; ' wfcj>. >r the way you talk, per {ha?*, that'- tgot him seeing only .' y '. So why spoil it? Why ' conn out with such trifles u.< "Honey, I never could eook toast wloth out burnin it." That will romo back to you in more way? than one, When ypu are oul with friends, you will hear many 0 time even before von have pro, ven whether it'strue or not. So be smart. ?Wofk on .your i bad points, but don't go nround 1 broadcasting them, I V - i . . f^^nnual . qPE?y the south had sat in the assembly from their own NEA local associations and oq a courtesy basis from certain southern aft filiated state organizations, -par. H. Den(ndiLl ATA executive secretary/ and member of the NEA-ATA ' joint committee, outlined the background of the development of the new NEA policy at the sectional conference participated in by Mr. Xendgix, V. Dunald Gluvcr, Ban Francisco Urban Leauge, Dr. watt L.ong, associate sufcerinten pf- the host city's pufoile schbois sand Phares Reeder, executiVe secretary West Virginia Further developing the position of the ATA and Negro teachers, iMs? William>, who is a class I room teacher, urged that the NEA's interpretation not be considered a medium for maintaining separate teacher orgamizar tions. She said that the ATA gnd the NEA-ATA joint' committee | Hie: ; ! etc the new policy -as v temporary -.ancL. transitional expedieijt for such areas and foi suoil time a- necessary." 1 By the close of registration it was estimated that almost jiinrtv of the convention's almost 3.800 delegates were representing the Negro teachers of the largest record Negro participation in the history of the association.' Tv. ' lie- II new air.liatcd. Negro .state .teacher r fi-ganivrati'.'iis woj'e rbpresentc .... %?. . * . . i?". hi vius'u^ had the.' large;t mtmbe.r' of sue] ~~ hi 'e.i.do^?fri'tM?a- - n>< w??'tiito?aX filiate' and local association"*. Th large.*. >tato delegation was fron Alabama, which had Negroes a n NKA oonveniton for flic firs tmo. ... Young Sumter Mc *n Foot Steps 0 By John II. McCray . SUMXKR ? One of the charac hristios of our society is tin passing. down to children fror wiri-nt.*' enterprises and service r trie (Vf. which seem to go on anc -^*T! : i Ex amnios of young?tci\s pick y mg up thv reins when the eHer ) fall by the v.ay's.de iif'olcund 11 . v'V _ oariimly, ;;iui in<?v:ha ar und Si>utn firnli.i - ' - a'wr r.aven! iound a hotter ex > .i-mpie -.f* -r.tsnV.y- instif utinhs o ' 1 u ih , [ .!i the Palmer1 . FuA ~Tirr\ JI..H;' a I .{114 S-"llTn TTm ?*-?tre*4 >H'Wy -Uiiilor the guiclanci lh. b?'it.. J.. (He prefers. Tt. J, Palnier, why took ovt;r mo/l,o, . ''-'-rk in HMa; and cumple.te \ ?*Uor tiv passing of r his" dis ] '.'r. mashed, and well-known *ath' K. ,P. Palmer lJovembei?' f ! 15# If ' Vr. Palmer, The Father H e i 'del' Mr. Palmer, a-hi"*.' - - > - i. 1.: shim'' r .-nvl ? . unty beg..n h:.> professional en ~ | re or?w+Ur-4.'?.iL ruiicilkl rn'mi:: ~ TTTTr a . r. nrr rr^rrm?tv \? d-:.hi\ ant type il;gnil}? d so? a the nmmun.ty -nerd j i. r:i .May < !' IDld'he "opened 'r: | ''?\ n tune rat i-u wilt.h , rated v.it.; eon-.iiertible .-;;u , |v>untii !ti? i 15 ve.a : V. .*.? i?. t.nvm , tlx tT,..' , :.:a V. .ate Mx. .Palm-?: t !..> . *' . ? a; :>.< y?: -T?-? ^ - sorno'yr::;* ' u.??r? ' . ' - ' ' !'- . ;); . \'v: n v \ a. in nje:/. >J arLre. for i.ir.V t ^a *. ' t' <. ?>e.<;a>:,; 4 I ikl . I '.it, ' '< ;> the yumnitl i.'ivc Vnmv * . proLjr.ims, ai! of wide!: seemed t 1 .succeed. His i>n>sm,ur was a t.ra ' 1> in Hie comrauith.y und r-\ i !' . ".iay folk speak kindly and y f; vt rontly of him. i Tims, wm.n young H. J. too -jaiiipir t > t : i? lie nad firad e>; n itr ! Jr<"i. Matla:i' Academy | -'- li, ;,)tni \l'v-? Virj'.inin'fitnf njCuili.-Uc;. lie UlH. m^U'llch in th Fine Wines, Clarets Corduils. Liquors JI Whiskeys W. ( romai tie -I Liquor Store 2201 (iervais Street (^^ATf A NTIG # 1NSURANC1 1 J "Till: GOIDEN I ?_ HOME OFFICE: ? 149 r 1 CHARLESTON, 8 L j District I % nr,AiH)RT # CHARLESTON t \ COLUMBIA / FLORFNCK A GREEN,VILLg .?? . \ Our Tw< "Xy ntn [ ^ to the ol ? ^ * - * * | ' ; " m * >' ? ' >' Council Speaker - nmi i I^^MRHI^^HHl su 1;:: i to Ire - ; us the I we Wi I w I. U* StC Br^" j oi ^ ta) HH^MKn~Kn CHARLESTON ? Attorney j* James A. Crumlin of Louisvnle, gt( Ky. was .guest speaker for the Interdenominational U?~heis j0 Council, July 4, as they held their mi annual meeting in Beard Chapel rej [ A ME Church which is pastored en > by Rev. L. A. Crumlin, brother;an r ni tho lawyw. " " r~1 A native of South Carolina, 1 taj Attorney Crumlin is president "of-|pe the Kentucky State Conference!tio of -NAACP branches, of the Falls CI Cit^Bar Association, is a Deputy ha of the Regional Directors. Na-:^a - \ ~ .4 ;?, lional Bflr Association, served in the U. S. Army Detachment ob f* tyvJRed ICqoss during World <1 n War IT and was program director* for the American Red Cross in 4k > '(~o rmtinv after the?war. ? Attorney Crumlin. was,.a driving forcu behind the fight "for ll admission of Negro students toj_ 1 'the University o? Kentucky. Subscribe To The Lighthousej * and Informer! You'll Save in* time and money! irdician Follows >f Late Father | Armed Forces during World War -1 II, and after his college cxper i ience, enrolled in the 'Renouard 11: School of Training for Embal- . ? mers ip 'New York <Jity, gract1 . ii.iti ng in 1948. Hp leads a busy 'J life. Ho is^hairman of theJFin~j ance committee of'the Pee Dee -jCoUhcil of Boy Se-ous. a.member 1 the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, Emmanuel Methodist Church, the j Filks. a Shriner, to name ? few of j!hi> connections ^ n?Two others o- his three broth\ mj plan entering the business as ? 8; .soon as they . complete their ) training. ;i - : < :. . ' ? j 1 Expanding Facilities * Mr. Palmer was most apolog-. ; fctfcr for what he osillec* the '/dis- ? * arrangement" of the. funeral '? homo on our visit. The entire plant is being enlarged and, re! modeled, with a view to the mindern in funeral I establish-. ! ments. . I ...! Otic, of the spots being altered" j'** thn ohanel in the home, which I s t v be enlarged and to have ~~ , j installed n -l a Hammond organ, v jJus.T now. s -ft sympathetic - diri at;.- heard 'n both th^ slum - j 1? v roottt and chapel, the source - j1 f the music being invisible. The vision arid the' sacrifices .. of Mr. Palmer, the father, scorn . i'. today justified in the vision and .eonfices.c.f Mr. Palmei, the l 1 . J'. gga;? -1 PTNE ST oet ( z ) KO 0 D STO R E ( m | Variety of Meats, Poultry and( / Complete Lines nf Fancy ^ 1.J : GrKUt'KKlES : ^ / Free Delivery Service | S 1013 PINE STREET ^ \ J. E. BARNES, Prop . k / < 4 r l o o u ? = F IX R N A C E S K Oil or Gas IB ATTIC li FANS o I ? All Sizes IT I ? Free Estimates g jtg 10' i> down, 3 t30 mo8. to pay Ht A N D T' S ~ 1707 Two Notch Hoad Phone 3-5113 COASTIJ^ 3 COMPANY ) UJLE COMPANY" I TV FN'1'WORTH STREET / OCTH CAROLINA J Offlcoe: \ HABT8V1IXK?. ORANGEBURG 1 11 ROCK HILL f *" SPARTANBURG I SUMTER I h year of errloe ?J ^ f Sooth Carolina 1 h; ??.?? I .I. Ill I ,11 -? . t -?t JAACP Again A?, ielp End Binning *BW YORK -? A rejection o suggestion by the United State; ?el Company"tharwXACP tun officials of the Tennessee Coal >n, and Railroad Company, i iS subsidiary, for assistance iir fight agaihpt the police rei of .terror against Negro citi ns of Birmingham, Alabama ig made - today by White me, NAACP-secretary. Th( LACP had aaked U. S. Stepl t> e its economic influence to hel] >p {fife terror. nr~repljCT6 a suggestion b; hfl A. 5tel?^nB, vice-pi enldim U.S., Steel, that the "construe approach" for the NAACP t >e would~f>F"t*Fn?ggk a confer ce"with A ."VsSWlebel, presiden th T. C. I. Co., NAACP Sec taiy Walter White told Mi ephens that Mr. Wiebel Mha ide it perfectly clear that- h< es not possess an open mind 01 nd on this issue." Mr. Whit< iewed his request for a confer ce between NAACP official d U.S. Steel officials. ?> -> TTie NAACP executive sec re :y cited Birmingham newspa r stones carrying a denuncia n by Mr. Wiebel of the NAA 5's charge that. tho. compan; s influence with the Birming m police department and stat g that "it is a false statemen )m every point of view to sa: at it has any control over o jr i v^viigi?/Ai?V^ vlii Vr ; _ ' . .1 ' : Mr *" 3T m ^ i YMQUlui^-looking at an n\ Mown, maybe, or the yoi --unspoiled Still young er dtvk in his arms and luve i Nyo\v look closer. At the the duille bag aiul the fs your own, is now a man as ? out of his tocos but will) ' fire of combat, if need be, 1 When he's doing so ?nucl Remember, defense is yo very important way to do Defense* Honda. For it's by bond saving, that p economy behin<| our fight ?Help yourfcountry" and yoi through the Payroll Savii Bbnd-A-"Month Plan who * The U. S. Defenst you personal fit Remember that wlien you'i you're building a personal.n will some day buy you a 1 support you when you reti - office now - and sign up t Payroll Savings 1'lan Don't forget that bonds an naiiao nnvc m<*>ry Srru>* F. II earning interest every year' instead of 10 as before! Thi for $18.75 can return you n< A $37.50 bond pays $66.6f _ *U. S. Savings 601 Buy the - T7U v. s. o?*m J Th4 Treasury KLINE IRON 22$ flttgyr St, --rrrrrr=^ CAROLINA U is better la Aayi and w Mr* IT v i 'I ; '.'.V'.. C. " ' . ks U.S. Steel To I foam Terrorisma^, f tion of the police department." J i Mr. W|hite told Mr. Stephen M \ that, although neither the TCI nor U. S. Steel is legally respoa % sible for the <*? of Birmingham police^ ''no^ corporation as powe r - for the reason pf the taxes paid l, and the property owned." 'DeBw^o?r? ' OPS Offices \[ WASHINGTON Michael V. ^ |. OiSalle, Director of the Office 0 of Price Stabilization, announ| ed Monday that his assistant, >v t Rui^U Rr-DeBow,?iett wasli* " I. ington July 13 oh a tour of mid west and west coast OPS offices, |s to confer .with regional disEl trict directors regarding the par1 tieipatlon of minority .groups in I the price stabilization program. , I. Mr. DiSalle said, "If we are .to T s defeat the forces of inflation, every group in America rr",gt' W ' UT given &h apportunity to partici- ^ I. pate and make their contribution. ? I I. It is with this essential element r J I.- o our program that Mr. DeBow m f \ is working at the present time." | . j Mr. DeBow will visit Regional ^ I. and District Offices in Chicago* t Denver, Seattle, Portland, San L Framiso, Oakland and Los An[r geles and -return to Washington - August 1. : ? R?Iju ' "TT . . 1^ I ^ < j I H . H V? &J4.. 1 I A : ! .S . ^ f l^iSflBrvT* :ti?wlf ' ac : ?Ml. , > :;-- ., '.H I '' /Vr-$j3K r.-r;>m' Amoriran hoy?lilco your '"-^ ingatcr down the block. Happy. lough to hold a mongrel puppy t with a~U-his beartzn^^ ? pistol bolt and the field jacket, tdod fatigues. This boy, so like 1: ^-4 well ?an American G.I. Hardly - r i-ng and- -ready to -walk into tlva :o defend your country. And you. i, won't you do something, too? . r'-T ur job, as well as his. And one 4 your job is to buy United States your financial solidity, built up J uts tlie strength of America's .. ing power. - * nrself! Sign up for bonds today? igs Plan where yoc work or the y,\ iv yoi^bank. ' I r m 3 Bonds you buy give lancial independence 6 buying Defense Bonds regularly eserve of cash savings. Money that ' muse or educate your children, or ire. So go to your company's pay o buy Defense Bonds through ths b now a better buy'than over. Bs- . jnd you own automatically goes on ?? for-'20 years from date of purchase , s means that the bond "you bought it just $25?hut as much as $33,331 I. Buy.U. S. pefense Bonds now! ids are Defense Bonds m regularly! Swiil Am hoipmy fbr tKtw wftertta r%. ' r !"*" & METAL CO. 1 ? Phw <.?>l / 1 LIFE INS. OO. . >t need it than to i v *?' ' ..." ' -f, , ? *j4JH I -rTn