Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

PAGE FOUR TELEPHONE ' }J| ft 1 (the gjgl Published by The Lighthouse Publishing Cc MRS. A. W. SIMKINS _ Subscription Rates, must be paid in ndvan ce Price Per Copy?Ten Cents Advertising Rates on request: Represented ers. Inc., 545 Fifth Avenue, New York City DEADLINES: News and stories by noonor Entered as 2nd class matter in the Post Off Note: Checks, orders, etc. should be made Legally Enforced School Segi Proponents of the lying mot beaten, "separate but equal" chicanery reeled on a 17-Stat(. front, topped off by the District of Columbia- on Monday as the United States Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision against color segregation in all tax-supported educational faei14 t ?AO 11 m;o The array of lawyers including: the tul>ulously-priced, blubbering: John W l>avis. who represented ?South Carolina.-ar ?ma; unable to produce for itself a lawyer or ail array of legal talent it would dare trust to face NAACP lawyers, was no match for the legal prowess of competent counsel, the sense of American justice and fair play, and the ultimate triumph of right. Those who persisted in the perennial stealing from Negro children under the - so-called "separate but equal" provision oJ educational facilities still contend the utterly disregarded doctrine had beer fully respected by them- Despite their contention thousands of school situations throughJohnston Lays The Grounds Olin I) Johnston sire of the 11M1 extra session of the General Assembly railed for the definite purpose of removing from the O KCVAI-' fl C! All+U P I^*?A1I>>0 ' A . A'V nuuui-c uuua^ vi UUUIII ai uiiiui scintilla of expression upon which NAA counsel mi^hi base a easv against the infamous 'white primary ' has placed directly upon Chief Justice Earl Warren oY t.h UT S Supreme court the blame for the unanimous decision on Monday against school segregation Johnston- now l lie .jur. iov Senator from Spilth Carolina ' v.acdo have tWf'Ubiir belidVf lhat Mr Chief Ju.Tk'e VV-flrren Ts so r ; ': Tnlf.n'iii iat That "iTf"' his short ! iime on the *ribuital- ho can t pull the . * t >*j n . 1 ]\ K moho l?Up]'ot> <> {lie other eight gentlemen of the < In !!H 1. Johnston said relative ij.e work of the extra session. "After thee statnu> iii'r repealod in my pinion vc i 11 have done everything w ithin our now* or b> guarantee white supremacy hi o.n primaries of our State in-so-far a> tvg!.--Iat ion is concerned. Shortld 1 his prove iv. Mflpcnmte. wo South ('arolinians v.'!. the necessary methods to retain white supremacy in our primaries and to >;d<guard the homes' and happiness of our people- White'supremacy w ill he maintained in our primaries. Let the chips fall where they may " In 1950. the pood Senator was re-elected by a slender squeaking" 25.000 majority made possible, ironically, by the votes of the rery Negroes he had derided and maligned only six years earlier. It must he kept definitely in mind in this connection, that these Negro voters were not pro Johnston They wore jml i-Thnnnon.t <i- i ? ?+ *- w t ? .. . of this world. PFS Staff Writer f . . .... I nerefore, wnt N(t I,()N(iKR is the colehra.ion 1 W It '1 l '1 ! i t'i i)c t of Memorial Day confined to the . ... ,, f or n< lot - t boundaries of the I nifed States. Alaska, An/io, Africa. France, F< > l; I! V < >S I' '?l small Pacific islands, and Korea iced- i tic m.-find irroops of Americans who lis- finh m ,t free ten quietly to an add res.-, stand i>a-t, >a < think o at attention while plaintive bugle 1 ri:i?ir. a.-, well as notes die away, and thoughtfully f.iiii'' !; i,r . True. return home. < . . r .v , do n t v emorial Day m, Tridned. a test i- ^-rrTf vpnimimmonv of the past. All over the Hut rmu'e it trortd tie A IIIP1 u nn dead unaolfi lie ful Hud. ish barriers to the spread of mili- , ? <>< I*.> ? ? <! toot barbarism. Yet tlie final pur- . -c ,]. v?'h>p <e.ir pose of this day is not to glorify cording t<> (iod's the past, but to sanctify the pre* everyday artivitie ' ' ent. lat e?ns- wit h ot he Kl.OtilJKNT WORHS .if eu- ?v r. pent I'ltnd logy, flags an<l flowers, the dis- Will be done, on play of military splendor benefit heaven" We are only the living"; for the ears of the mm render ourseH ?it ?<' "'i ,-iVI.I11" vyt ! ' 1 ' " V I uf>otith Carolina's leading We?kly" TELEI>HO> HJhottse, , INrORMCF* Inc., at 1507 Harden St., Columbia. S. .. * v Acting Edit' : 1 yr., $3.75: R mos., $2.50; 3 mos.. $1. nationally by Interstate Cnited Ne\T?pa i Tuesav. Display ads, 10 A.M. Tuesday ice, Columbia, S. C. under Act, Mar. 3.1 < payable to 1'be Lighthouse I'nhlLtiin" < rogation Dealt Lethal BIim out tile South itseit called tile time the jig it has been dancing.. Tor the ?. seventy-two hours. Thousand- of miles of n?-\ss copy hoi of radio and. TV' time, have carrnd i news of the decision to the lit term part# of our small world, and in11? hu: reds of millions of homes where men er; freedom and dignity for all men. It is i necessary, therefore- lor-the Lighthouse to enlarge upon the good joh already do \iiw? vi?m*?\'il>h- c'put Umum ,?>, fl>.. V-, I est tribunal have spoken as one man. ' mouthings* howlings, and squirmings one hundred million dissidents can neit woaken nor destroy the force of the h struck for human dignity and freedor: the honorable court. All of their vitupi tions are now only whistling in the ' r. yards of the dead pasts of rbemselyos ; their disoriented hidebound contU-m raries. ork had realized a> soira-oia ? ?: v that "of the two devils take the ?. ,? v the shortest tail" iviitionaL intelligent Soim.h ("arCi.i>>i know that it would have Ikhu ui.-a-lv for America at this point in world hist for the U. S Supreme Court to have : del ed . I!Vt ?tecision c! is ;' - Wit:ii ' a - a. segivgat ion. It is because 01 its i\u e rein; < ;>: ; is no i ?;?11 \ as ?-x< t;. U segregation aim discriininat ;mi, i i. 'a has lo-'t ! the leadership ' .. i )j c.ila' .".'I t iat t .s a.' !'* : . m. 1 si i h nun-white Y: >'..,;; . k ' > *: 1 L1 "* > 111 * i > * eki ' ' t.' k , t ?. .?,!: \ ! 111' i"it" i . 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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