Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 15, 1952, Image 2

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urged by a nation^ gain for election next fall. The; f championship of the cause of < for defending the free world a* tx The Joint statement- was re- ~ leased here by Elijah L. Crump, ] N. V. State assembly. Among the prominent singers were Dr. Mary MJcLeod Halthune, 'Wash llanta, Ga.^ktelsZd^Shepk^^l Kan^^^18' D?Wdal H- Davtl,? j Br*'j?vj&:' & . 5 , C.; TiSmory Jackson, Birming- * P?. ham, Ala.; Augustus Hawkins, Los Angeles, Qal.; Allan Wood-: I ard, Los Angeles, Cal.; Dr. God- 1 fr?y Nurse, NYC; William H. J Detroit, Mich.; and H. <1 r The full sstatemen*. noted thatj J HShe nation today is confronted fl Jflth tt series of critical prob-! B HKtttf, world-wide and domestic, ^^fciarractcr, which affect all A-ifl Kerieans. It pointed out that in >1 Kgain, Negro interest has em- V Hg||i {'because it has tftpg ?P~ 11 -:o. t'c the-- vj^Hti6iapdjig6y" I who wouldi suppress even the J B^^gadee^g^^eipatlop we have ttgpn able to achieve through the (democratic 'processow of our form iL goverrvmffYit " II The statement went on to -v^it hshame" the continuM nd prevajpnee of racial hatred and bigotry in the United States try and its impact upon American ' W'- prestige abroad, but added: v ^jVere that circumstance (of A- { r ^^^bheric^fc prestige) not there, we * ^ - would I be no lens appalled and f outraged that some Americans i; still refuse to live in accordance with JLnChristian principle and a g&r-- democratic ideal." The declaration observed that v ^ "more than any other Chief of , Tpiimon Vin? ^ rVlkpTl ' ,y WVCf.; WU> "UJ.H"' .J Suv . , and acted-with "greater eonsis. tency" against the continuance i . of tpra trttockery, with sincerity, , vigor "and determination." As a j g*V' result, the document continued, there has been a greater awak-1 . ening among the Amerirarr peo^ pie to this injustice, and "progress has been made." It con-: wjfi eluded: t' ^ believe that tlie mainteny aiui# of the momentum which you have given to the correction ;.vof this national infamy depends: upOu the leadership you are still j . ' "" i Dies After Legs Lost In Train Crushing *. - r*' CHARLESTON ? Mitchell kr'V North, IS, died here last Sunday alter both lefa had been ampui tated at Befh hospital follow. tmg as accident raider a fretfht . turn *7??miiw ii>? r. iwNg~ aid North had attempted to raawl under a alow marring train near the wht end of "E** street, eat the walftdnv station. The Beetle? Railway train enuflesd his lata ao that Mmxrtstionwae 1< neihwary. randtliir aheefc ii and loss of blood presented his W srarlrat C P-T' fei vi- ' S4f< .. v ' -Mys"'" ^ v- ... 1 [5f mPr BLm#. : %v p-* g /~_--..?__? ?? rmnan \ Bp*, '' ? ^Choice c S52 Slate wry S. Truman Monday was -known leaders to stand ajr based their plea upon his dvil rights and his program j rainst Communism. villing to give. For these rea ions we implore you to stand gain for election. The voters of >ur country should have the op-, >ortunity to show their gratiude for the leadership you have given us tjhrough these pest even years.* I. J. THOMAS PASSES AWAY FLORENCE ? Last fttap for ohn J. Thomas who dsedTWedlesday of last week were held Junday afternoon from the Trility Baptist Church here, with he R?ev. J. J. Abney, pastor, of-' Iciating. Mr. Thomas had given the! community and the post office, fepartment (railway) a long record of faithful <*?rvi^Q| and -emained active until forced to ned by illness; He had been one of tha moat effective NAACP branch presidents this city has rver had, and was prominent_in lumerous other community acivities. Hundreds of friends from vaFBITipOn* . Blonde's Killer 1 NEW -YORK (CNS) ? It took an informer?a dopo? diet himself?to break the case of the missing blonde, 10 year old Joanne Barbara Scott, who vas discovered within 16 hours Rfter the tip in a trunk on a Greenwich, Conn, estate. Federal narcotics agents had oeen looking fcrr the young wife's body for two weeks when the in oanip frnni r?rtr> to?r tKr. girl die in the Harlem apartment of flashily dressed, Barry Robinson, a Negio seaman. The informant, whom. F.B.I, will only say \va? a man, told low Robinson had go'ten panicky jfter the girl was dead, plead?d vvith the others in the-roon> m remove-tKe body' and offered i half-ounce of heroin as part payment. y - iiiiii i ill. ji ~ BiP?w vi?' 'MM * >> Wm^. v V-' ' > p.^ v.-' 7 f MEN'S WEEK Committee ? sge: Discussing the theme 4<Th i a Changing World" or the len's Week, March 17-23 at Irangefbiir??, are: (left to i _ ' i ? ' IPI^ V^"1/^ vr I Forum On WM3C Program Sunday lrtte stallou WMSC wirfj jS| ^ -T^ broadcast ? forum dlaeindon 'J on racial segregation 4:09 to | 4:45 Sunday afternoon, March II. Members to be beard in I this special broadcast are I Thurgood Marshall,, Chief of | NAACP counsel, Marlon A. Wright, president of Southern I Regional Council, and A. G. Ivey, journalist. The broadcast win be from tape recordings of a recent Harvard Law School Forum, . originally broadcast by- radio mmir dm*., mm.. OMMVU TVlLt/11, UVJIIVU^ ITIUffO. South Carolina's Clarendon county school segregation case will be discussed at length dpring the course of the broadThurmond Speaks | At Anniversary Of Trade School fie _ sti DENMARK - Former governor J. Strom Thurmond, * speak" {n, lng to more than 1,000 persons ^at the fourth anniversary bbeerv- ^ ance of the Area Trade School here last week, lauded the work j\ being done at the instituting, -? and expressed the wish^that be- u i fore long the enrollment St the cc -school will exceed 1,000 sttr^ dents. ? ?1 ' ? ^ V ^ [ Mr,. Thurmond, during the 7V[ t course of his speech, urged his js j audience to stick to American i- er deals and, spurn those thing# or which attack these idaals. tw I cnt and busines^nr&nnger of the) Ci Area Trade Schools, introduced|.ar the speaker. B. R. Turner, state m director of Vocational Educat- j w ion and President Halliburton of, h Vorhees Junior College, aKo ih spoke briefly. . j in Following the program, Mr. j Tlmrmond and other guests visited the campus, inspecting; mthe various shops, classrooms or 1 and departments. ?er CHIPPY CHICKS CHOP* COP ^ A city policeman Is nursing t a tcn-sstitch knee and leg slash inflicted by one of two women . lie finally arrested.- "IX""" ! M The OfTlnpr hnri nmvorl in in ! halt the twq.from slicing: each I a other with switchblades. Dur- n> ing the swinging, one chopped 1 ; him. Neither of the chippinf (*r I chicks sustained so much as a ^ ; scratch, however. ^ | I it Claflin Col- Green, Madison te College Man Counselor of Men * first annual Smith and Revo laflin College, Jam en Gadsden. Julius ? 1 . U ' . ? * V y-# \ 1 Sf'IT i*' 'vrj** ' X3HP ' /pf'?,% f^r ^?we?2^?^ H ~~- i~. , I \ tiNFORM ' . * A 70 YEAR OLD blind i d as Mrs. Annie Smith of reet, was fatally injured al y afternoon when flames f g spread to consume the bu pen House At ~ lien Nursery Formal opening of the Allei niversity Nursery School wil *nmence with an open house mday, March 16, from 4:00-5:(X .m. The public is cordially in ted to visit the Nursery, whicl located in the Mance Teach* 's Residence Hali and Laboffee y school On Taylor street be;een Heidt and Oak streets. t Greenville GREENVILLE ? John II. Mc ay, editor of The Lighthouse id Informer, and state chairan of Progvessive Democrats ill be the feuturcd speak ei c-re Sunday afternoon, Marrl , 3 p. m., during a mass meetg in Bruton Temple church. \V. I. Jones and tMhcrs of th1; >onsoring committee . said thf eeting is called 1 op lace more nphasis on voting this year, a,nc ilightenrient on methods awe ehniques which may be used. >eAli To Speak a Greeleyville GREELEY VULLK ? Rev. E ohammod DeAli, news editoi the Lighthouse and Informer native of British Africa whe centlv joined the newspaper'? iff. will deliver the main ad ess here Sunday afternoon arch 16, 3 p. m.r on the anni. rsarv meeting of the local \ACP branch. S*?iUi, William C. Evans; George H. Greene, Chester rends Charles Smith and (Itrvbert Howard photo/ M IIS -< M B- M ?; ?'* , '^T.T^ .. > : : " ? ~ , -v* 'itaSF^tilte -; , ;' * . kJ^I' '? to'-;;'-^ : * : _ _ V* SMMg. woman, identi- above. Mrs. i??1* P'ta' Tuesda> >out 4:30 Sun- ^ rom her cloth- herself afire jlding pictured sto\e in her NewspapersStud) , South Carolina's? 4Voting Technique What Negro South Carotin -, proposes to do this ywaf to coun t ten Dixiecratic moves to defea A P^fesident Truman and dlvi . | rights was the Interest of Mia . | oral outstanding. h^wsflaperml who visited Cblumbi|^MB^vve^ * M ? arrto-i.t ?r \ ?^i^utlfro Am erican newspapers, who confer s1 red with John H. McCray. edi - tor of The Lighthouse and Infor , mer and state chairman of Pro Revive Democrats, and Jame \ M.\ Hinton, -tate NA-ACP ptari demt. ( Mr. irich^' mission here, anc k a few other places South is t< ; learn first hand which way Ne . niqur's they may employ. H( \ groe? will vote and what tech 1 said that general opinion rbou the country was that "Soutl Carolina has the most tc-fTpf*ti\jr if* no4, the most honest and pow ' erful leadership in the countr among Negroes," and that thi \ state is expected to set the pao r for the rest of the south fron the Negro side. >! On Sunday, editor Louis E ? Burnjiam, oi/.^ "Freedom," i monflit&P^vrtSpftper published ii , New York City, accompanied b: . Mr. Chapman, visited the Light I house and Informer editor an< rnnfprrpH nn plann tht s*.aie might use this year. Mi Burnham said he had made th trip because several state con ventions of Progressive Do,no crats he had attended som years ago btill convinced lull that "Hero in Soi,4h Carolina t ' the perfect ansver and machine ry for the ileluctant v*, it( south." , MdNdu> , edHor~M. J. Whit aker of the Weekly Review u ,J Augu>ta visited with the Light house and Infnrmar '*" >UAbU?. AW i two discu#?t.d several* matters among them possible ^olitlca ( actkm *.hK year in the two ad ,i joining sates. ' . Mote Than PjOOO Tented In Sjjphttfi# Drive ?AWL*arfow~ Em*i war* an Increasing aumbar of persons hare been taarftld fall been the toeneti ef stations I for the blood testing programs, ^ Pj/t ~ * : 'Vv W .1 ' V v'; ' ' fj J ^ v . >. n I gy HH|I p E & E s Hi v E * B * I u p Smith jlied in Colombia Hon- a night. Police think while making a fire in yie coal 0 room. ?(Photo by Elmore) I ^leetcnArcal^ TTo Get New High j School Soon * ^ work ^ " 'ch - \v ; ? : designated a "critical d^l 1 3 fcnse" area-by the government. * 1 The new building is *o have ^ ' IS classrooms.. It will supple rfc' I ment the present Bond-Wils<^tlfl > elementary and "high sclj??$ifw . built'four years ago. ie jj 5 had H9 student^ whet, r*Vit opeh-^lj . ed. Today it has mou- 900.' ^ Benedict Choir f| ' f2il1?>a ^ 111 y' CHARI.ES"X)N Alumni Club' g of R ncdi>4 College presented the j 2 g choir of 40 voice# <rf the cohort lege in recital at Central Bap- 4 j tist Church * last Wednesday v ^ night. ... * Among those .appearing on the program tvere: Rev. A. H. Clark, s< Rev. E. E. Riley, dean of Bone-1 E diet College, Rev. J. C. Dunbar ' g , Eanmott I. Wroten was pianist' si and ? " Greenville Di 'Against Jaile g| GUKEjjyiLXX ^AHr-chams|^ i naginst Cpl. EaTl Warren of Donaldson Air Force Base^if^ve ii *! been Anally dropped, hirattor- *i "j ney told a reportexymis ^Wtok. 01 Donaldson had been booked ' by local police ?n charge* of re-' i ( sisting arrcat and driving while l under influence of an intox- t leant A six-man police coart 11 jury had/found him guilty on 1 the flrst charge In 4 six hour 1 trial Tuesday night Tnit had ,1 - Bfilit on m iU&h* ~ ?ow*var, attorney John MT t CalbertM, who mjp^lwium fh W.rrr?, aliUIII ekw 4 , mm nave own atop- ii chew al M argued again* the c?ee, Are* on ? '. the ground* that no Negroes were i ec ! Included in the #anel. Recorder ti I ';*' * .' ' ' ' > * i e i i i n? > i * . y . . . h ' .. > > V . *vi .v] "' i; ~~ p! *"*' I . 'J rt flf y# ^ 4k' ?T"*' I If ^ Wmj 'rogressives '^Candidates an, outstanding wast coast pro-essive attorney end prominent lender of civil liberties, ami Era. Charlotte Bess, of New 'or*. leading Weero ran Friday unanimously nec-j mmended by the Candidates Tommtttee m the Progressive altar's candidates ?o* President nd Vice President, respectively to carry forward the Peace anryalgft of the Progressive arty in ike 1952 election*." The Candidates Committee tated, that the candidacies of Dr. Hhlltnan and Mrs. Bass as4%|AJ S nl,.,,, n'tf -11 irea Amencen peopw vi aii Oth Republican and Democratic arties." Nothing that "mfllions e mmmi4 a g%eaimnti [ ATntnwns wim ? ronwiyv 10 xnt jwnrapiiiv Id parties^ Jha^Spi^N? arty's Candidates Committee ^ 25S QgVQQ rrojn ' -j ai W. Johnson," president o? [oward University, Washington, . ., will ba the feettired speakr here, Monday night, March 4, at a banquet tendered by the, iusine?a Men's League and -the jdvifcery Qommittee of the Dleitifled Occupations, the Burke igh school r' V Proceeds will b egiveTT to ihe ?holarship omd Iiandlcd by tht* diversified Occupations pro-: ra*n, available to students de 1 lllg 10 UIFJClHiAC ICV'UIUUU 'niniild. / ...? .'j ops Case_ d Sojdfcr 3 V. Jeateiv however, dented more to quash the jury, stetxg that he could determine no screening" of prospective jurw la the panel's drawing. Hie recorder alee denied a meVe ay counsel to -gm kuto* charges of rase discrimination In the Jury's selection .wherewar. Cnlhertsen entssed a in u>hd and ndleatton that the dm* might be moved to o higher iQUt -' WaiTigv wan-a.rrestcd by offiSatj|?lay_jflsnjonK foIiW? an accident htte?. Witneasts ifPered as to his conduct at the me;' while officers testjlied that the* witnesses testified that the I along, and had even request* ( that police bo called to 1* one when the aecNkpt occur-; ! L ' Vf; . ' - - ?m ** "... .,/ . v.'I 7 r i ; " . * . ftfc BBflBMBBJ^^p^.' ; IB^I^HSB^^B ^"^ql^^wtb^f^BEjBW^^ylBI^^I^ZSBB i^^a^ -'W^y"' ' ^ ';"' mur' & -<Jt jgjQgy - m l^g^l j^n 4ged v " q|?; 0S|nP^^ jfciPWNp ;> ^ ? Aivtfl'll' *tt% Vi^Javerly residents said the fine was discovered around 4:30, tear* rolling down, their i ^iifc SAcfltaii fcttjhr I ^ 9 . ^ 4 XT Im ilit x n S^orc Students At^: women wishing "to enter j^j I Cursing Schol at the I Hospital are Available tor jjble . persons. Superintend^^ I*James M. Daniels, said Tueadv I All applications ijriust be appr led the time the_j?ext^cigS^9 I begins pri March 31, he jjjfSfet Applicants up to 111 years of | I age, with a high school edtflH I tion are eligible for admbi^^H I into the Nursing Scheoo&^HH I vttted they past eertain te 1 I so required of every entering" I students. * m student "imir- 1 iMiefoi~TM the nurses' home and fullnj^^H attention. uolftflHi flninarv mtH ISZ. M- ' * AnnlipfldlAn <fT->niitst' lio u*? J .. IIIWI m 4< ^Mj vtciGpnow, ^'op in person to tw I or by mailing the coupon priat J ed >n pape five of fhfaf edition^' .... il Camden Mail |8 Shoots Wife I Ati Intruder j CAMDEN ? tan NnmJcS I hearing a note outside his win- 1 Iter around t oYdoA Sunday l morning, raised the window and 1 fired at whet he thM0* was an 4 Itorther, l\e told Jnwrstigatihf Ol- ' > m ? *?, Newman discovered that hit Wills, Un. Rosa = * gf wvs at a lost WI to whywU i22 man wat outside at that