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^ 1^ .7 .~1n, .,;' 4? (Section Two) Lighthouse a Civil Rights Congres ' ' Genocide In Three JV1 *< ..$ ?? Jackson, Miss. ? Mississippi ai Court decision in three cases involving Negroes hhve been cited A r- by the Civil Rights Congress as ri .examples of the "growing num- D her of legalized genocid^l acts m against Negroess in Mississippi and all over, the United States.", gi In Simpson County, MississIppi, James Brent Durr, tenant j "1 farmer, has been sentenced to; tc die in the state's portable ele<S ei trie chair on January 4. 1052. tl 5 Durr was convicted of "murder" e< ?-?by an all-white jury for his self-'^ai -defense slaying of a local con- w stable. The .constable had tired shots at him, his pregnant wife, TI i?^? ~-M r- , mm W'~7 " . We're hopii pV'" trill enjoy a Err.- of healthy ness and pr j, ^ * v ity this Chr Ekf**- which will e L for always* The Honej WE WILL BE CLOSEE ?<:' -State Park, Sot: m > .. .. ' n.. . L.? A1, ^ ^ ^J j lil 1k!1i r S u ^Of H AMERICA^ MOST FA w The new Cccktail Shal Blended whiskey, brandy, rum, fresh dairy products "all mellow blended" into Overbrook's by experts! Even nutmeg is under the rnn I v?p ; IT'S MAGIC / All you do is chill, shake and serve. The party's in the bottle I Guests pop in ... and prest^>... you're ready I Af all licensed liquor dealers OVERBI PfmSum OW Ftuhion+d | OOVIIMOOK KOO MOO C 1 Ek,' t<j>i'r?! i ' BHt/W.v. ff1'. ? - V i'.^v * i ' nd Informer, Columbia, S. C.S is Charges Race's ; iss. Cases At Hand ' id his young son. The shooting took place last j pril 13th when Constable Her- 1 ngton and his brother invaded urr allegedly owed a local ^ lerchant. A Mrs. t>urr, who has since c von birth tfj a second child, is ;heduled to go on trial for 1 nurder" during the Marcb r rm of the Simpson County Cir- ' jit Court. The constable's broker has charged that she "leap- * j on my back'' at the time ho s rfd his Brother ""were firing a- *ay. - * A racist mob. under State ' ighway Patrol officer's leader i c t ig you 1 wealth happi. * os per* is t mas > / ndure j/ . 6 ^dripper DECEMBER 25TH it h Carolina , # "* I MOUS CHRISTMAS $j mswiDB x ^/ tOOK'l EGG NOG 0?V.# IA ITI M O 11 1. MD. W < irtn. : ! ATDRDAY, DECEMKEH 22, 1! ship, terrorized Negroes through- Ol >ut Simpson County following ;he shooting in the search for , T* Durr. The commanding officer O' publicly asserted that his aim _ .vas to terrorize Mississippi Ne ?rofes then struggling to S?ve; (Villie MCGee. - I Is McGee was electrocuted on !cv May 8 in an act of genocide v'y vhicH brought protests from ev- -jlou ry corner Of the globe. I the Dun's court-appointed defense Tall itto'rney* have, made ho on-'S()I11 louncement about an appeal of.-the lis death sentence., I contrast to the sentencing of five Durr. the CRC, was a Mississippi life tll-whitp jury's freeing on Nov and TfTtTUT" 80th of Jack Sides, a Col- M imbgs white man, who shot and ? tilled Tom Porter, a Negro, ln-t ps July 28, in a cafe. * Sides, wtp, has been a figure ^ n numerous. Columbus criminal ases during thc^pa-t few years; d Iv-mp'"d?to?i+hrrrt^rlu'ngT* foror. The Negro begun to protest ma was immediately- shot an'd cilldd. Jn the third Mississippi case, lug'. L. Morrow, a 48-year old | vhitc carpenter who raped a 14- * 1 /ear old Negro girl in Jackson *g ast Spring, was given a mis- J .rial by an all-white jury on December 5th. He is scheduled ij o face trial again in a few 1 nonths. r\ :n -trial was ordered even hough Morrow admitted that lie IS ad a rcait.onship with th?e " :hild and that lie held his hands Si ?ver her mouth when she began creaming. Ho* t roatened .in lim: her into a lake unless she Lubmitled to his assault. \ Ti?a I'iegio 'Womanhood De- .... cpse Committee of Jackson,'.; , vcuii was loim.d ,-h ?rt1y alter (jui ;,e I. at.,; nvt ie^.uo- ? ic, has announced that it Will. i-:.i:?vuo il |,.rj iis.iig.it v:r ibe miii l.melit of Morrow and for ? in end to racist attacks on HoK ;l > wviDjii. In ,puh'.Uing the foots as live .. three cases, the Civil I\ignt.-. -.ongrej^mlcr'arcd that "all three* ?a,s?s Have either been ignored/ >.uppiea .eJ .or. bar-kvt- by-tiie-sorailed 'free press' of the Unit.ee'. States. Rather than look myth v'f yiolfeiloss .of .freedom aought to pierce the 'Iron Cur /' tain' which is hiding the gneo- (\ \ VvORLD WAR II VETERANS! ( A RtCENT LAW PROVIDES IOWEG. MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENTS FOR PUYING HOMES PRICED UP TO $12,000 - H 1 WlTU G1 LOAMS t-. . -^| 1 L *** Cx I It's SMART to loc - V PACE BO> .}.? Thii nio^t useful hair pirre blends I T in with >ngr o?rj hair and keep* o 'hr rough end* even. , . , , S3.00 "7 >( i WL 1 fa'lrri* at the crown of the head and si hung* oatwrjli) down the back. (It ia ei IS to ?0 incfira loop) $10.00 V-loll: .. . S3. 30 imall Clwstof *f Cvr raids... $j,00 Chignans. Writ# HAIR-DO FASHION 312 St. Nicholas Av$. HIW YORK, N. Y. i ^. D51 ' . dney Wells, f?r echet Named In hi? ankhead Case en Tew York (CNS) ? The >pi- Al forgery-larceny trial of Mrs. th leen Crotiln, former maid, rm isekeeper and confidante, to da glamorous, unpredictabNo Ta ulah BanklTend. brought out Wi e more tnud-slin.ging against j Ln prosecuting actress, when j La nsel for the defense named fiv dashing men in Tallulah's lh ti> include Sidney Bechet ' sit Dickie We i la. /_ ' Pn Irs. Cronin, white, is being mt ... . . L. ? .vlfl.oU. Xi#t Vni. II. Brown, above maila, ; . . V. iVs liHifc? ' i ; Ti red brsl of Its I.in ! in 11 it city. 'i C GIA^OR GLCVJ ;; ; jl c HICAGO?The French have a | e for it, whatever the occasion, r party gloves from Paris go ; i Teat lengths to achieve glamor feature large, glitter pins for iy, holiday look. These shown, t i Marshall Field & Company's j irt collection, were designed by ! lues Fath and are above-theilder length, in suede. tvr:vr ' i-1 the Negro J| pie in the United State's.'* he CItC urged letters anrt ! es to G'iv -El? ! V vir.hji.e .t t y ... execution ! a i'? mmuVita n r the death j tf tiee f. .r James Durr. >k your best J it u h ot TtlK It! \I> CLl s I K R hi * if em ik in a tie {r r> m ont I our Glamour Page Hcys, and [ 211 ?, r.,d^ilb u41 ? ( you tare to % 1 ?0C ^ - a r - , J ' THE Al.K AUOLLND lUH.t b?* ttarhmrnt t>> a timr ? >>t iriitf i\f? Wrar it and rlimtnaitr thr nr ?Mty for constantly i?i' ??ft \oui i?vn laii Thi* ?i)l g'Vf it I'tnr to grow w S3 501 . - W* \ T**^. C - dot* **^1?- J i ?no money dun., /pay postman on mmvt. I! % eu^ed of raising checks of Tal- playboy, h's to the tune of $15,000 in Tallu ed D. Moritt, has kept his word Nadel, > tal. Her counsel, State Senator was i at th*> trial would be most re- which 1 aling in trying to prove that head in i client, motherly doQking Mrs. inatipn, onin only acted under the ex- a savin e-ised wishes of her former name o ipl<>yer, Talluah Bankread. but Na< Iter bringing forth the limit?I at the actress bought cocaine, j arihuana, gigoloes?the third ' ys cross examination charged Ilu with friends. vBec.het. and." along with actor William ngford and Blake Johnson and rrv Washburn. None of the e were further identified, r.vrvcr.' Bechet, the jazz ' mu:inn was recently married in , )u- Harlem restaurant and I } lixed Marriage S>n Coast For ?otcd Newsman .c r-.'.\r <rNS).._ ' T,. H a v n a r d '' J ?n \ ^ - / i.,r,j- *rl:f("nh'r>n<* " .^1 rf t>" C nrr-'V of Fol'ov !> /\]] Pr? ti'r)? '7 "ward "jw.an, ni:ri.;t"r, oT'oKtfjrCq. ' , . ?-?.. "T" ... . ; - r : *?! ?'. . {!;> r> -.H-ir"' 1 <1*! remony 'f Jv? mvri oreation'.f, : rri-w -Mrs. W.Y-tnev is u long fCephpne operator and' ; f<*;\ v~ars work pi.for better ** rH--tierjF Mr. Whitiiey is g ? >; ? - ^rr ?~r " neperter | i. < "urnr.ist t r Calvin News i Vht -4f i g \ L . r<? , 9 < CL A Dr. J. J. Seabrook, Presii 6r l's accountant, Benjamin A was -on the stand when he ec i-sked about $13,689.09, gj ie handled for Miss Bank- ^ 1949. In tbe cross examit was brought out that .gs account was in the t the actor Bill Langford, M del did not know wheth- w f*T*. J.H COLLEC > T. J. HUU ine 96S0 n p A Pniijet ft or \ 'od bless yoU nt rout Mis divine/une, l/rd bring wnten "Jus Christmas Day ^FLIN UN dent -A - I ? T" I . * - ? ** ? . " 1 tl\e money waa Tallu's or not. s lor the other lour men nami, Nad el -aid that he did not low them. Moritt tried to proJed further on the men in Tali's life by asking whether Langrd had been^tbe recipient of iss Bnnkhead's favors, but th* as ruled out as being inima'-.M V. ... i our good heatth9 good rf look ahead ng you through ti *r . V ; * ' : , v , ' * . ,4 - t" \ ' . ' ^ ' * " " ^ II ^ ^ IE FLOWEI . Ifropo. ? EJ. 001 ' ' " v' _ * : < . * K--. ... r, our Jiappittcss *w happiness tiding store it to your heart /it/t/4 fitsrunn** / UriH i- Vk l MVi v 4 T? IIVERSITY ?'# > %$. - V~ * Orangebut I ' ' * ' . I * : !? r ? teriftl i/i the asserted check reining by Mrs. Cronin. I SHOE HOSPITAL I _ PROMPT 8ERV1CB |M Spring St Pheae H? "We Core Sick Shoee" I | CHAR14ISTON, g. Q. | ; I V A w/ .Offr friends, ?ib ; v - . / *W, I cheer, h pleasure he f/04^ ! " ?4 ?- ?4t SHOP ^ .EMAN ? 1509 Harden Street < x "Si -: ' -1 ' ,'' : ; -? *' [ " . -H , '^; # ? . fir. South Carolina