Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, August 04, 1951, Image 8
^Was
PWre mov
P^mot weather
P^t" had something
l^^verybody was glad ti
I^Pead Newsboys and stands kep
selling out, and selling out.
WONDER if Freddie Oriffir
saw tlie. spy who was spying or
him at -Haxden tmd Caihour
*, street 'intersections <fthc othei
evening? -Across from the?BUu
Ribbon taxi ofllee?
WELL SIR! Brother Doghous<
Junior couldn't take it the othe:
night. Went home and woke uj
with his blood pressure so higl
* that he had to stay close to bee
Z all day Tuesday. He says tha
LI happens every once in a while
| says it was the heat?the Weath
~ ca Twvf "Poor hnv1 ( Wi
?V >V CI ? vv# - ~ "
know somebody not around who
\vhen they foad tlii.-. i* going t?
"calT W ir "louse"). -r ?
ll. WONDER if the lost-shape om
who was bragging about vvha
. colpj* ajid style bathing suit -hi
| 1 LET US SERVICE |
1 YOUR CAR
, ) Quality Brands of OiR
I and Gasoline
y # Courteous, Efficient J
-?1 , Service ? "j
J Bumper to Bumper Service i
J SIMKINS'
I Service Station ]
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?Better
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I 1949 Pontine Chieftain 4<!
radio and heater
t . -H 1949 Plymouth t door se
-?-H extra clean ?
H 1948 Pontine Station \V;
fof< /innflW inn
,J | 1 i-Vl VTTTTTlTTTrril
1948 Pontine 1 door seek
heater, white side w
We keep from 50 to (if
I mm KING F
I 1925 MAI
SHB
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hjjlllV ?L1
Motor
^foc I
an C(T:
BP??^ j
Li?mr? Sel
why Tom mo
I the other af- nn
^^euding something 'tj)(
^^consternation "Well ^ir
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PR^TTER from Levov Aiken
(PPho left The Lighthouse last A
week for if ?rehouse College and .. 1
i The Atlanta Daily World. saySfY
. that Atlaritan* really love The!
" Llghtlmusp over there, -and tiding
its makeup and- contents are tops si
\ in fho field. ' u
r ""PASSING through Tuesday, ?
1 ? I P1
enrqute to a Methodist meeting n
in Orangeburg was Dig Julius E. | a
1 Williams of Spartanburg, insur-' 11
| ftnee" executive. and civic leader, j
WE KNOW that the former |ail
^ Mis--?Pay Paul vs going "To read i'l-ei
this co]umn first when the paper
^ reaches her up in Washington, j na
" D. C. So ye sleuth'passes on aj]yi
j question all of her ex-associates.;
v are ask ng .every day: "Wonder in,^
why she doesn't droD us a card? at
t Maybe she can't raise the pri oij;j,
of it with household budgets to In,]
meet, especially -once she*??rri
, new t>i Kle." v yrrr,
WONDER if J. /L- -Roarnrfp1
prinlOr hf Benedict, ever found,''1'
his-bilifold Saturday? Me reach-' 5
ecj for it after purchasing simtc I
t packages at the grocer, to find
e it had disapjleared siomcwherc i
between then and the time lie
Slcft his home. | w
Find IJodv Of ! <'
i Continued from Page 1
I | 01
[ death of the man. who was aj li
| City lawyer on a contemn vs
^ charge. J_ w
r" Circuit 'Judge John 1*\ Cook f sf
| said lie was putting* the grand 1 (
" jury on the case immediately, wc
i Meanwhile, the Crime Com- J clo
mission of the city offered* a sip
| SI0,000 reward for information ni<
leading to the arrest anjl con- phi
} viction of the slayers. the
The 48 year old man disappear- tor
| ed Sunday night, just 12 hours.
before he-was solveduledI
rvct'ir in cqllt4 aga*nst" attorney - Us<
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. n.inc:u 11. w>uui iif, imiiifkcu* avuii
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tSIT cll
[Eli
JTO SALES - at
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irvais Street -Dr.
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nbia, S. C. lsor
Used Lars
! the
ion - Our Livelihood" i?d
J rig
mmmmmmmmr j }*
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)NTIAC FIRST! . \ \
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R" 1 door sedan, hydramatic,
,. SI51)5 |r",v
dan, black, radio and healer, ((
;
itfon, radio and healer, per- ^
ship.") L?t
in, Jiydramatic, radio and -Lrn
all tires, two-tone ^recn tttih") C'h;
? itics
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> good used cars on our lot (hod
II times , |siv<
'ONTIAC
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company
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Am hers* and Harvarc^H
iool graduate, Judge Hast^B
re than qualified t0 hohj^^B
exaultod
' author feels, wou-,mH
for the S'upre?#?^|HH
uh than?sonte of
iiigusta Hate !
Continued from Page 1
T'Jte tittle j
leet expropriate,] a two col- f
nfri , picture from The Pitts- i
urgh Courier of dancing cou- r
Les,?hut while the?paper lead
o photographer on the scene, 1
ttaeks the Atlanta dailies for <
ot making -and publishing
hotographs. T
In a bitter "white-supremacy" (
d blood-rising editorial. Harris t
ates of speeches made "by two t
b) known Negroes. \\,J,hose t
me> he couldn't print correct- J
nor the positions they held.
F\?r example, he refers to i>. '
n.janiin F. Mays, president of
oreheCise College, as "Dr. Benmin
May . . . president of At- T
nta University."
Dr. ITalnh J. Bunche. Amcrir^TTN"
il rTfrhrfl i 711 *" Hi11 [iIT; *
jnee," who ls credited with b'ex
"A world famou- Negro* i
ma!! "'n*') President Truman1
s.-unpointed "as some Vend of[)
delegate t(? the United Na-i
ns." v j<
Harris says that when he j
arncd five years ago that the ;
'AACP was out to break down
'.(.'rotation, everybody in
ie.orgia, including tlie Atlanta .
apcrs called him a race-bait- j
r. Now,, he says, his ofiservaon
has been verified and he j
ants all white people to join
ith him in stopping the pre- >
Tit jtntr-.pmerow move.
i)n" metho^ he would use|
iul.d be that of starving to
ath newspapers whidh don't |
jnort them. Another more om-'
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IllrtV U' V71.CI 1 III- 1
ed in a front .pnpc headline ;nf |
? issue, which in big red let-!
s rcad.s:
'Trutrw.1,1 Mn-I T>r- Tin Co m < il In'
RTT^cgnrr+1e>?~Of- Tho "MoTtiocTsT"
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i
epcroes Fight?-?Continued
from Page 1
ib- leader: Preston Robinson,
jah Poinsctto, Benjamin Sanson,
Rev. B. .1. Jennings, Goo.
rman, Albert MiddTeton. .T.
thur Brown, Rev. J. T. Cohen,"
Irvin J. Pickering. Rev. T.
Morris and Robert E- Mofrii.
Say Fought "Dixieorats"
Jeero nnpnsit inn to mayor?
irrison stemmed mainly from
charge that he harf supnortthc
Dixiecrat, and had led the
ht against admitting Negroes to
College of Charleston: W?le
hackers charged that Rrvr iwn
supported the mayor in
latter position, saving he had
dished in The Charleston
rung Post in February of
!> "I've already had mv shv.
vou'd rather see the r -Hog
ollege, of Charleston 1 elo < <!
i?^
fhiehever side v.?u to. k.
a show for yopr mn< y,. and
rndi cot I'..!* of eo-.v hea'nd
irlestonians ean got miT .;o'
note-mot of onirt ruling. The
ly was fomid- in 1 lie. M-s.uon i
?r near \V av> rly. Mo. s.ene P.O
fmm Kansas O t\\ An >p.-|
s*. n? (! .t ; c.uiii- 11 ' in
head '.v.'Uivl:. ;u.d
i\V
J >J '> ? rati. Hi. t.1 IKS
killed In* .'vise h-- ''know *on|
al -id' nii.u.h; -v.; an.; . " r I
iiK-s in K.m.e.K < "'1 v .m I be- |
iso he 'Mind a: a. ! t" in l>
irts recently. p
YYlij. yhiighbcfiA |
By Bill Pallson
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j.,V_y.j ,4*
When the bmH|
[> the mountain Hone /!vnvjH
fr hare most of the artilM
trandju^^l^P^Widav, for"
egedly participating in the dy- 1
tamiting of the home of a Ne- U
;ro family last ^arch 24 N
Charles 14' ^^?in. Klan imperat?Iflipropp'
' (si-Vi;.Uvrv >. stead- '
astly denied he h^i&^iJrtieipatod
n the dynamiting along with a
neehanie. James Kpight. jofned
n?the inriirtmrnt?with Kl(/ln. r
"h ?t h v.-rvr > r, I f 'T i' i! h i - M -j t
>f $5,000. pending court action. ,j
\lein posted bond immediately, t
The pair is charged- bv two *
dhor former klnnsmen before
he grand jury with having w
ou lied ofT "The " dynamite under ,ri
he newly acquired home of the ^
scott Brooks family, newlv ac- 1'
udgos including- Jimmy Byrnes, <(i
idvoeatc of white supremacy,
vho's now Gov. of South Caroll- ,
VJ X 1
With Negro voters threatening .
o holt the Democrat! camp; an
t-"j'nHmi'Mt?rrf?1 lasth'''" to t+rr?r
ligh .tribunal would increase imneasurably
their chances of re
.aining Negro voter*. And it _
,vould"greatly restore the faith of qi
Wgro voters, the article conclu- h(
les, . cr
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s Y^y^%|f|||gi|T
S 'VCf.
one ol lour A^^3ritish
and French
BRes whose plane -crashed
P^Rne Japan Sea on July 2t>,
950, while enroute t^'the fightlg
in Korea.. He \va.s the first
egiu war correspondent ever to
>se his life in the x'our-e of an
-signment.
'I'lic ! ' u: i < f: :i ". .im'I.I; 1.1 !(: .01?
mnccmenft has three aims:*
"To perpf tuate the mrnxory
m' a goon reporter, a good edior,
and a good fellow who en-*
o.vetj the respect and high re-,
jard of. those in the craft who ,
cnew -him. ?
"To create a svinbol uYrouuh
hi all members of the craft'
ipht ri.li'0frn*7c. th:.' in the porrmance
of their respective du- j
e- iji getting out a paper, they!
Kire a'common interest aval j
t'vi'" a common cause."
"To provide the w o r k i n u
liress in particular, of which At
Itintoh was so much a part, j
\ itli a vehicle in which they J
nay take personal pride hv heIVK
the backbone for this brief
Hid intensive appeal." '
The job of the national emaired,
and located in what had
*rn recaj"de(} n-\ an all-white!
immunity.
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Mbr-orient
"Don't'Forget That Thank You ]
bored You, You Remember The]
mil tec wli be l<> solicit the tunUs, tii
anil to determine how best to; he
employ them in accordance with Yc
UK- siaicu purpose. it was en>- j in.
p!ui.^./t'd 1'iKit _lhc s.diotaliun CI
would ho eondnoted oxirlusivclv ru
nmony those who work lp pro- nt<
dure tho m<mb^r papers of the Hi
,-o-callod Negro Press. <hm
The annoiftu-cinont comes on pf
tno anniversary of Ilinton's un- mi
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Note. Your Friends Remerti
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m. _
meiy passing, and was made
retby the Press Club of New
jrk. Shortly after news of the
^ident had been received, the
uh informally suggested to vaiu
newspaper men and wo. n
the idea of memorializing
nton's death. They saw in the
rasjon also" an opportunity to
ovide tangible point of com-.
->n interest and reflection for
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It's just as true to<
when Grampa was a
want to dance, you^
rhe fiddler!" '
And the smartest,
the brightest futu:
So?plan the th
and start thinking
going to pay for ti
most foolproof, so
was ever invented
regular saving for
. 'Under either c
work, or the Bond
^ hank, you can buy
"With either phi
; pui\ based for you
% v ings?automat icall
A ' forget to save! It's
V ; N
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t
Automatic
sure ma
U.S. Savirx
iLUMBIA BEAUT
SUPPLY C<
>7 Gervai? Street
GUIGNARD BP
ixnnder Itoad
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the Negro working pre&s. The
favorable response* received led \ 1
to the formation of the group which
will undertake tKe^vbrE "
i The rhairmaa of the naMonal ?-S
I.committee la Ernest E. John- V
I aon of New York, Mr. JohniM
was until recently a public re- , . J
latians counsel, and before that
I Washington bureau chief fo> . J
the Associated Negro Press. He
4s at present a raditf* news wri- 1
ter' with the State Depgrt- jfduflfl
ment's "Voice of America"
program. Mr,
Johnson stated that . the
committee wouldf soon be consulted
about developing?an?*'inex ??
pensive and practical" method, of
fulfilling its mission, and for-setting
a date to. begin the solicitation.
He doubted that the campaign
itself would start before-;-;.
the fall.'
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I Columbia, s. C. |
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CTetter, Ringworm9*j
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re got to pay
happiest people, those with ,
res, learn this, early. . > ' i
nigs you want out of life,
right now about how you're
lom. .jM
A.. you have access to the 1
unci system of saving that * ; *
? a system that can make
you an absolute certainty!
)f two entirely automatic ~ *
L Savings Plan where you
-A-Month Plan where you
U. 8. SAVINGS jBONDS!
in, Savings Bonds can be v.
out of your income or savy?every
month.You can't
done for you! ' - *10
onds pay von 1 dolT.-n-s fnr ?
i invest, in ten years.
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