Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, August 04, 1951, Image 3
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Mitchell Denoum
To Curb The Poi
WASHINGTON?Approval b>
the House Judiciary Committed
of the anti-Negro and anti-Sem
: t itic Gossett Resolution to curl
the power oI minority grwup vo
ters through abolition o?_the E
t tectorial ""College was fnottvate<
by the snob appeal ot private
;; ohXb^ThrnIctTjg*iiTirtef^-o{^Ua_pub
lie interest, Clarence Mitchell
' 'director of the Washington-Bur
eau' of the NAACP, Monday.
The resolution, which would
abolish the eleotorial college
in national elections, was originally
introduced /in the 81st
Congress, at which time Representative
Ed Gossett openly
announced Jts purpose to restrict
the effectiveness of the
Negro, Jewish and labor votes.
The Texas congressman, wh<
is-resigning his office on July 31
was able to persuade corpmittei
msraoers 10 report nut nis re so
< lution ?$ a kind of "going away'
>> presents...Mr. .Mitchell assorted
According to the NAACP Bur
eau director, some friendly com
mittee members, were absen
, front t>\n TliP^tiy ni.irnii) .?
lug because they were tricket
< Into benevmg that The re-olu
_ t.ton- - wtivdtf not" hd~ Taken Tin?tr
time. The? resolution was ther
snqaked through.
Although the Gossett proposal
is described by its author
as a means of changing and
modernizing election machin'
ery, actually it does not in any
way penalize Southern states
that bar colored?people?fromT
the polls.
The NAACP actively ppposec
the Resolution in the 81st ;Con
?Cicero Victims'
4
Support Grows
"NEW YORK?Aroused by th<
inhumanity of the Cicero mob
decent Americans of both race:
are rallying to: the support o
/j" Harvey E. Clark, Jr., in his de
termination to return to the a
partment he rented in the Chi
oago suburb, the NAACP an
nounced Monday.
Tn? response to a rodio appc.t
made by Walter White. NAACT
exueative secretary, on the Bar
ry Gray. program originating 01
i , Station WMAC in New York, j
drive has been launched to rais<
$1,000 for replacement of a piano
for Mr. Clark'^ eight-yea^
?-? old?daughter.?The?Cicero moh
?:??wrecked her piano?along . will.
2 - the rest of the family^g .fur niturc
-?~ 1p ro m WttmlnjtaA, Ohio
v' Mr. White received a call from
of Wilmington College, bemoaning
the Cicero outbreak
v - and volunteering to work in
/M.1^ ii. . e m
unio ior me raising 01 iunas
. to aid in the legal fight and
-- - restoration of the Clark's destroyed
property. .
Walter Winchelj?m?a?Sunday
night coast-te-coiist broadcir
berated the "bigoted idiots ou
there" whd "did as. mufh foi
Stalin as though thev ha^ cn
listed in the Red Army or Navy.
Cicei'o, he called "the city Ln America
with the worst reputa
. 1 tion."
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fl&rr' \
:v pace boy
This most usoful )?air piccr Meruit.
?? an %?>th yotrr owr"hair and "KTT-p^
the'rough crujs fvon." ... ..$3.00
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THE'HALK GMMOIJR
* fastens at the crown'of the head anci
hang? naturally down the back. (It is
I& to 20 inches Jong}. .$ 10.00
J V-ltoHj . . . $3. 50 Smotf CtuiUr <
. v I ftroidi . . . $5.00 Chign
. Write
? HAIR-DO FASHIC
312 St. Nicholas Ai
' Niw YORKTh. T.
I''."'"1--/' ' '..
ces Dixie P-iaa
ver of Minority
E gress and it was defeated by a
2 j vote of"21C to 134._At that dime.
- i Congressman Go.-sett appealed
d j fbr? support of the measure on
- the ground that major parties
" I would _not^ have^ included FEPC
ijiPtn votes if his proposal becam
b 1 law. .
:Fla. NAACP Meet
On Defense.
j JACKSONVILLE ? Leaded
jof Florida branches of the NAACP
will meet here on August
j fourth to formf4'at? plan.-" for
j-pu?hing -the defense of tire twrr~
, Groveland youths who face rea
j trial in the notorious Lake
^j-County "rape" case, it wuK ans
nounccd this week by Daniel K.
-, Byrd, NAACP <ici(j secretary.
hi.i.nucl fehepard and Walter
' Irvin, whose 'onvktions by an
*! all-white jury iii a trial charac"ilerized
by Associate' Supreme
Court f') ' i. buhevl H T- in m- >
t. as "onr of the best e\ imnl.us' AC
"in?of Ike V. 0! St menace- f.? A- ~
^mfcrkyrr -tnstTrrd'- -face To" fenTTTn1 '
Novcimbor fl die wing 1h<W in.
| dietnVent by a second Lake
i County grand jury.
Their fir-t conviction on!
death sentence were unanimous
*ly reversed by .the United StateSupreme
Court on Aprirv-tf ^ _
this year, after NAACP at tor?neys
-hnv.'Od TTTTTT Ti sysTTTn ~
racial proportional. represental
tion had been used in the jury
jselection. Such n sv-lnni was rip
clared unconstitutional by the
high court in n previous ease.
DILLON NEWS
, DILLON?griyate William S,
-i Campbell, son of MrsT Arethea
S. Campbell. was presented the
s Combat Infantryman's badge for
1 his excellent performance of du"
| ty. Pvt. Campbell b with the 7th 1
r ] Infantry Division in Korea.- 1
j The locaj branch of NAACP i
- will meet-at Bethel AME church ;
j Sunday, Aug. 5. at 3:30 p. m. The i
1'jpuipuse of. the mceTing is to o- i
J lect .new officers, the public is t
. invited to attend,
i Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Stew j
j art and Freddie Smalls pf Co- {
; lumbia and Florence were reovnt
. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Crawford.
> Friend^ are wishing fnr T.iik^_
r .Rhipmatt a -speedy?recovery,?J
, is home afterspeeding ..a! week 1
" In" St. Eugene Hospital. .
=ViiittiflfHtrclMlives all J fTnJnds 1
during the week-end Were: Mrs, 1
H. A-.D>aw*?n of Rocky Mount,
~ North Carolina and her sbtev
Mrs. J. D.. Dollar of Detroit. F
Michigan. Mrs. Dawson is the I
former Alice Bethea. * g
Mrs. Sarah Legctte of Wash- /
ington, D. C. has' returned home v
after visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr:* t
^Dave Mitchell: " a
t Mrs. Elenor Bethea of Greens- S
t boro, North Carolina is spending
' several weeks in this city vi-.it- 1
- >ng relatives and friends. s
Mis. -Lillie Brooks of Trenton., r
- New Jersey was- funerali/ed t
- Sunday afternoo,, at Manmng
Baptist church. i
ook your best
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> ItAGK OF Ifc
THE HEAD CLUSTER L
_ This item isomatic?tot
of our Glamour Page Boys, and
you ran ra>ilv rnukc it yourself.
I if you rare to g 700
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THK AI.L-AROIM) ROM.
fhis attachment is> a time nftcl money
I saver. Wear it and eliminate the nee
essity for constantly. Lurhufeymir ovt ?
ha Ir. This will gi\e it time to grow.
f Curl, $3.50 | <9 50
tfn, . . . $3.50 I
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Fritos Stuffed I
Eye Appeal, Fk
Food enthusiasts frequently clrtlni
tluif, to yet the most enjoyment out
of our meals wo not only need dishFritos
Tamale T,oaf
1 Can eronr.>-o?y'" 1
(1 lh.. 1 o7>. can)
1 4-o::. bag Coi n china
il tsp. Salt ~
~~lU.Tgp.poj ipur
1 clove, (lailie, mi need,
2 tbsp. Shortening
V> in. (iron ml li^pf o T* 1 r?nn
(tightly packed)
ground left over moat.
IV4 cups Canned tomatoes
1 tbsp. Chili powder
2 Benton eggtv. 2.1
Ripe olives
Combine fif-!. four ingredients
lugntly saute garlic and meat in
fat, add chili po\vd5r and tomatoes.
Simmer for 5 minutes and combine
with first mixture. Add beaten eggs
and olivds. Bake in greased loaf pan
at 350' for 1 hour. Serviea six genorouslv
and is good warmed over.
Mrs. N.apper To
Work In N. C. ~\
NEW YORK. July 20 ? Mrs.
Berenice N. Napper, assistant
tield secretary of the NAACP,
>vilL -pend the remainder of this
month and all of August in
North Carolina organizing memH'Txlvp
lIl'M'i'r finite.. T) fM|_
ent, director of branches, aniounce<t
this week.
Starting in Durham, Mrs. Nap3er
will also visit aryd - assi-t
tranches of the Association In
NAACP Mourns
Death Of Mrs
Francis Spencer
NEW YORK" ? The death of
'raneis M. Spencer, Kansas City
>usinessmart and frequent and!
;enerous contributor to the NA I
^CP, "shot kg and grieves all <>f ,
is hore at the national ofllce,",
WalKer White, NAACP execu-j
ive ^ecrrtarv, iiiLi t'i'_ vi r mr
telegram of condolence to Mrs.'
jpencer.
"He was a tower of -strength',
n the struggle for full citizen-,
hip rights for all Americans
ind we shall mis? him sorely.",
he NAACP officer assured tV.c;
IT A *
(NAALP Protest B
\rmy Radio Rac
NLW TTThk Following proests
by the NAACP. the Ariutont
t.incr;i;\ Office. uf . the
L>epartnitni of tin-. Ainiy t
foek yavo assurance that there'
fill be no recurrence of the muittng(
and den>gat<S:-y refer-'
noes to Negroes wh;c!i have:
narr.?rt "Raseba'i Talk," "an.
limy radio program h< ar<l .n
Corea.
"The-MAACr "iTfJayiTiT to" 'in".
Defense Depiirtment the cone
ilatnts ot fifteen Cb who mart
be program, all of whom were
leeply ofTonded l>y the be-roya-j
"i'v i *'f1'' ' ?Mi'iin ' . ??t;. :i
>y George Barr, national league,
impiro.
?Gt-mrtrl W i 1 h n:. 7~ ^
fcrgin. acting Adjutant Cienei\?T*
vrote .the N.vACP that the u-i
. -y. (mmandec- i.n-Ch. . ..! ?'.*?
F. fhoM.M,. : '
*?rrr-t?rm?7*?i 777 ~~v~
>Tv- "Mr. TV.:, v . n.r
"w*. miwwiiwMii I'IHW^
f>nn t He Misled
I.ook Instead
ROOMS SOFT DRINKS
COLD KEER AND WIN I !
Cigars and Cigarettes ^
Fried 4 WrtkfTi and
Sea Fond Dallj
f < 11 r vi.
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.'09 E. Hflmrton St. J^^Ec^Vri^lW^Prop^^JI
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Uppers Have
ivor and Aroma
| es that arc good looking and good
tasting but tlisliest' whose tantalizing
an ma st imulates the imagina.
lion c en before we take the fh'st
taste. There's extra pleasure ir an{
1 ii iji i inn, Mini i-'Mf lu fin i ueviUinu1
Lyour .family will receive an aro;
?>a< te nnev-agr-erf-delight furcating
{ when yrm?pTTrrnrrr~ tht'.'g?FrtToJT
} Stuffed Peppers. They're as good
looking and good testing as they
' -.11 * .. r. ... *t.. /* . i t * . %
.-IIIV.II, I KOMJ IHI< 11! SI DUO OI
their corn-chip crown down to the
I las I tasty morsel.
! ritrros sh'itr!) pkppkrs
j 6 (J recti peppers
1 cup (irouiul 1-rVf t 11?.>
% (Up Wpuiu gmiij...o>rn
1 cup Corn chips Liu hod)
Vi cup Onions (chopped)
1 Egg
| ^ cup Milk
| % tsp. Salt
| '/h tsp. Pepper ?_
? tsp. ChiTI powder
Directions:
Remove tops and centers -from
peppers. Mix beef, corn, crushed!
corn cliips, onions, egg, milk and
seasonings. Fill peppers.. M-ako
crown of corn chips around top of
peppers. Place it) pan with one inch
of water. Bake at 350 degrees for
one hour. Six servings.
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FRITOS SQUASH A^LA PATO
Summer crookneck squash is at
its host: Ihrun homematT-"
I ers everywhere are serving this nutritious
vegetable often. The trouble
is thnt squash gets on the menu so
frequently during the summer
we've had many requests for new
Ways to serve it. Look far and wide
and vou'll nrohahlv r>nt ^
.
inviting dish than Fritos Sip.ash a
la Pato. Try it once and you'll
servo it often as long v*"**" p??="^Tuco'Heak'r
has yellnw sniiii h n'-"' - able;
? '
"l^i 'Th". "6 yellow summer squash
minced
'4, tsp. Salt Vfe
tsp. Pepper ?
><-* 2 thsp. Onions, .minced, arid
' .squteed in bacon fat
*, 1 lt>sp. Bacon fat
1 Egg, hard cooked, and put
through sieve
cup Corn chipg( crushed)
Boil whole squash in salty water
until tender. Remove centers, mash
and add aboyp inpn-..i>iim?r r.f.'inmliislde
of squash with salt and melted
butter. Fill with mixture and
fiake in oiled pan at 35U -degrees for
20-30 minutes. -* "u
widow. Mr. Spencer died in Kansas
Crty. Mo., ot; Sunday. July
22. Funeral services wen .- tied
uled for July 26
'rings Ban On
'f Slurs
^ ort 1. ^{ #*5*. - * . i * -, i , .,
11,1 1,11,1 n> appiop:\itr
authorities." Tin K A AC
P wa.; I in {!,? ' |tu't!
"all \>vn\iiv.u v;4;!.iigj!?. Kar K;.st
Connnand m rcruioctain with
Sl?^.al StrvK-e, 'oct.vt i-.N are
now g:vcn a tfcnrr.iijnrTjntTTiu-'"
ill Willi ;s t i 1 < V Jit . . I u ; :., 1 it*.; ] J.
Et !!.( li e < ! \ uli'.ii !y
Wf-il ,j.s Je;-, g.^ory i'eie c to
n 1! _
Hawiaan Natives
Wiped Uut
HuxAumX : lA:!,., in,:
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contents, ?
with his owfl
a^ff' ' ' ' ' '
<"; y ffi
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both ot^H
a.-1 weq!^ho victory t)
_ fct >ey JOQ Waleott OVI r 'i.TniC
Heavyweight < ivrinipjon F,//.;u\
C'hoi tf s. t*.
K aK\2?&w'" '-.''v h;invj
! was '. f jj| nJfini; *<"h"rrotcr of ex
; onipiaif' iM the finest America)
tradition. t
(iRAiiam ij:ai?s r.rtowvs
HOWLING tJIUiri.V. i.)'ii< - O!
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TOU"l)ii'iV.-n JXl.- ,? l- ; 1 ' ;. C'li'VO
}!anrf--hr-.tr:,.c-7n rn 2'
Tt'\ r the I.,. A:ig> :< : l; i n
| gU'> champion.*'"..p.. w !! i;(- ;tj ,;1,
; I" (ill! i !".( :'( th: w >-k ! < - > j..
August iV T.. ov, ns-< oiic;;i- .\!
s' ? on. "
]Lampy bays,
'Use Snake Oil'
C UK ACiO - (c\?s) wiiei
I)'?n NV'wgiiiihi- camV duwn, vuUJ
~r,T mli i TTi i of tH? " hingles"?
thai is a rash "ii !!)> side. C'ampa
neiia jokingly told marpgo
i Coai lie I")rev-son sumo "'snake nil
would semi the disease away in ,
jiffyr?~
"Doctor" Campy claimed h
used said snake oil for his sor
finder and bingo?nil pain \va
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L - NECrRO HISTORY
V. fOR
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j is now > Sporty Editor Mor
you. friend Joe . An
. Is.. .-> p m r ' -_ Announcer many
a <hl wi.cn thoso "M":ih Vir><
v.-crc ffp iv.re in NYC. and i
. Cha ntto, as well Always ni.c
, to Rive . prai a_> _ t > the ? wr,
have made thr wade."
i North. ('.ivnlin.t ,i , ip-d ;;h:uit
welcoming hack to Srotknul
N'i ck its lilllo Sup rvisor el
School VV. <. ic .',\ iidt r?v.'i a
had ln'"ii up Now York way
I rvt'.isin:; lu-r 1, Pun.?^
Columbia Vnivcrrity The
_ ^ Mic t:<>cs Tor siiuup,
?>fh? is in ttn* field of Education,
frrr*- f fi^|ya f<> b(
:? little dost*?as pals aivl Sor
i. ors loo
T ' ! of h A
1 i f: S: L a:! \\ .1
s :; ing in ,1 ''MY
r. f .r>; , <ujts!;:!;c\ nr..1 OY *i
v ! i ioubt a ii! mw }* I
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f.'. :: o-lo.'Spr;a ua-y is ?w ;
?ho ?av city
T.ucViU W, Harrison of Houstn
in.i. yiiig .herself on the Wo
-j ' C- ii>t \',!n rr fhc- rc.'oa'ly at ten:
_'i Dr. Nancy B. Wooki.'lgr, Gran
. | Liasilous of the* Zc a.; js inj ;mh
r' Zola ho.-pifa'.ity 'j1 i.? I... Ar
- I c-.es where' iny ^-.wa
.j-i'Gto t G?p*"rrr t? dofrn: ^T:Tf
- ydirf Comments" on the Sentffte
(. i Sis Pearl is taking her vacaelion
up in Michigan where the
s| Lake breeze? make you sleep
JPGGY
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ATZELJGtR \ HISTORY WAS /
OR LASTING" \ 4AAIDLN, Q
ARVER UMTV" NEPHRITI? 66
mOSFRTM IT WAS 10NA HC
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t-! i r?U t.he utfM
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Scales to Detro^M
r, a?, arrjj nuw NY^j
. : ' '*s_a" main aaaisflQ
n -0'ng5 "go"3~^^B
o S ut}j America i)ec]<Qii^^B
ICAO {.International Civil AvU
. * j"r- Organization) 1o hold tw
v['T important mectmgs there i
November * and December
S .wthing for good relations},
Wonder if the regime \vi
cut!:no {..he v.r.jy the meeting
-?;? if vr>p h;v\
i, i-O Hog tv* papers, vc
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ITl/tt ivOC'K?The shrut-ir
.1 Piatt, K'vijj Mannir
1 ': ids. v.".vh 'or them a speed
M; > Kuth M< DufVte and sistt
:tie ir snathe:- jj;
: .'her relatives and friends.
Miss Hattie Manning of Nc
n York is visiting her ill fathc
it Filvn Manning. ?
Mr^....Pinni.a- M?'Naii visile^ l'i<
d parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mitehe
"1 ; M Neil'of Trenton. Ne%v Jersey
" Mrs. Alma MeNeil has retun
< ed to Jersev Citv, Now Jers'e-v-a
I * " f *
!> ; visit'ng.Jier -parents Mr -an
V 1 Mrs. Thomas J. Bcthea.
James Peterking of Winrstn
Salem, North Carolina, was a r<
; cent visitor of his sister Mr
? Chadmon Carmiehael.
an'. PUPPY
' \f YOU _SUKE THAT A?M AP IN ^
_ t vout?jTifvf<iPft ptr GETS Jn ^QUtCK
fiESULtg
OAT FAAOJ5 OF "1 - \ClH I67C
N ACTORS WA9 A a REEVE
Lwuuac-ib"1 m <senatc
iTOPPOET WAS \ -W5UCEV
LL'RjOODEP AFRICAN, y 34YEAJ
1>R f HARI FfirftPW/j ,^bp'i
vcuf FmiriESOfy? ( ?R?
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TO GE T ] TiUM
- -'GUESS Ljm
MUCH NEO-I^afl
^ZHI6TjM
0 SI
M-aude^^H
1 Also, B. P. TotB
':', Marsh nil. Potergfirv^^
'' M.'ss Watson, MieCullers otI
In/Sophie JaLlTsun,
Mitehel, , William Goode and j
sic Robin on. Rev. Richie
tear hers, Walter Davis, Amon
G fa ha m. Zonnie Holloway, Majy
ic Also Ernest Colenjan, Sam
!y bromth. Jr., MJattie Wigfali,
A. Wilds, David Barns, OlasccL *
>1 Ernest Townsend, Curtis J often, JJ
Mablc Butler. T. J. Kinard.i?^^W
sey Padgett, Dorothy ^Logar
w Raleigh, Fayetteville, Hamlet.. />?
,<] THE HONEY nWIPPKifc^ ?
n "Whft* the ^ Elite Meet
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LS TO WAS HI N6TON AO A ;
)R.. IN 1875, BLANCHE KELSO <
A/AS ELECTED SENATOR.7HIS
JOLD POLITICIAN SERVED ,1
BARS... BOTH REVELS AND '
BRUCE WERE NEGROES... <5
S.GARFIELD APVaNTT>BOXE
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