The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 15, 1932, Page Page 4, Image 4
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COLUMBIA,-. S. Or.SATURDAY. OUT. 1"?.
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NECHOES AMI POLITICS
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- -The Negro who gazes upon the political sg<?no
from the Nside> lines during president fal .election
ydlrs must -experience a number *??;'-: e--htlictinft
c-motions?asit were "}iarudo.\es. He sltrely must
feel amused, y- he have a sense; oi huinor. ' Ho cannot
Help being nauseated, if. his sense. otydeeency
and candor has not? been .warpwl atuK distorted.
He niiiriit ?-n rrnu, t^>.p<- .1 ^ f 1 1 ' =
group decl-Ue that 'hey are- g< 1 i 1 igM(> break away
from the lie ary tradition., of RkptfoJicailisni' and. join
forces, with the Democrat s? Socialists or Communists.
Crave concern could et'.-liroml 1'im hr an u.
TfTTie working at cross purposes, on the part of.'
1?several ?!' our leuiopi/ed- national leaders.Doctor
Hot hcrt C lark Hoover President of the
United States of AniericiL-. must .lWtvjJI. lhade ;t
special study of Negro psychology, or had 'lie. advice
of a ^specialist in Negro psychology; for after
rtTo Democratic Party and the- llcp'ublican Party is
?T . 'he label. As yet .jhyrc are but lew N\o;;tocs whit.
, . have sense enotrjrh and are brave enough t??- ully
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themselves with w'lvd are termed- radical paHies,
As education increases and a better knowledge of
political eeoniriny is' ae<|uired these conditions will
gradually be changed, buf nintil 'then? it's ?sad!
ON SKI r-KlH ( \TU)N.
. Or : Even
in''lie realm .of formal education there is
i\ maxim that has-it.: "The Only r* d edti. at ion -is
self education." This, of course, means that the
school and all its a eou'renients?teachers, labora:-'
tories, class robins. libraries, gY.mimsHJ, .-llplia and
the rest, are placed there for the students, to. use.
and lie who utilizes them Ivesf is host eiua a'ed. -Wo
I . ?* Avoidd suggest to those of our .youth who-are Messed
with the privilege of attending:-school in these
perilous economic times. -'hat. the;, take full advan-'
tiige of ail the equipment tluMr schools afford, l'emembering
11 ^ 11? it is they why are to he "imp roved
and that impetus must . come' from wi'ftin before
A improvement may ensue.
We thputrh' it not amiss to pass.on some ohscrvat
Ions made 'in a -State editorial la-', ySgturday
niorninsr. -dEhe--State eoinraonTUd ju length on tl letter
sent to the New Vurl; Times in, which t.i policeman
admitted tlmf they major portion of liis odticatiori
had been 'received -because 'of his being an
, omnivorous reader, of newspapers and periodicals.
He gave these agencies credit .for nrei'artwtr nim
? to.?pass?sue essivp .ex.,iniinal out- I'm: promotions.
The value of the newspaper in contributing tq one's
mental storehouse is hardly estimated for in'olligent
readers. It is a souiee, however, jhjtt is sadly
neglected.
. - We. have -calleil a41 cut: ion in t lie-e columns previously
to Eriies'*Diinnet's observations about reading
the' news j< j per. Abbe* I .Minuet is.'he author of
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honlil, know about fcegro life.?There. aiv~?nrrm~
hjngs^ people "TITli 'M to improve JhtMiisttdves - rroirl
hough tlu'y -"flTFe-r denied the ^iritiloge of attending
hool. A-l 1 life is-* a- school-,- and Ww'ft1 is nfi bp'^r-r1
took in the school of life than the newspaper.
riKvnksJjft?tHlr press there is no- - longer any need |
ftrr~-flhyhoily to- remain ignorant.
srorrsHoiio and tiik si pukmi: toi im.
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That angdst and learned body of'men who comprise
tho-I '-niied States Sup'ieine Colli [ TTT-! .Men
day 1h1 'rd -the argument of C'nunsVl who plcadi d
lie fore, them thy caustTof justii-6'Tn. tinomsc"of. tin"
~Xogro bm.s wlnj wcic sentenced m death rrrr rf!leged
assaults iir Alabama. The case lias ln-conv
faliio.us as the Scottshoro Caseand -has a.tliv-cted
the attention of the entire civilized world. 1'p <
the- time of" the hearing before the Vnitcd. s ii.iva.
Supreme Court the procedure purs.lled in the matte
has done nothing .more than reduce the world opinion
Wf'.American justice where nfueu ity g:oi?p's* are
11 inerned tu tfTTt lowest possible minim i.e.. -i. F~
.our belief that the Stiprume Court w'ill by it-; .in.lien
us . opinions restore America to a pod ion?-ob
|in".p- j :ti . I n'li'ui1 '
The facts in 'he Sco'tsboro Case- urc- too .we!!
^said about the Intornational,- Labor I>efen.-v. >i< can
not be said that they ipiit before eveiy ves'ige'ef
hope had fled, All that ufts asked ,of- t-he Cubed
States-Supreme Court was that 'he hffys who w'ep
von vie'cil. according to 'Alabama standards. ! < '
granted a new trial where at least tln v mi " r< ! :i
r>. fijrhMnu' chance. A change of venue i- miuvIi:
in order that duress and intimidation nun hon'.-m-in'ate
'lie.trial sought .as they did the trial a: wi'm'i
convict ion ensued^?7- t
For a. concise- resume of the facts hp jhi< -> a <
we would suggest that one should read ."The Negro
and. the Communists" Uy Walter White. o.e.iVh<
secietary of 'he N.A.A.C.r. in fke Dovci her. 1 i1".I
numher of H|irpcr's ma'ga/.ine. /\
With their emancipated legal nfind's 'i '> i-ui
opiniop that .otir Supremo Court will see .:Vv1 T.i>tieo
ultimately triumphs I'crf iliey are the guardian.-,
of their eountiy'.i e.ood naiSi'e. The Suin-or;-... i'.mT.
personnel is t harles Kvnns Hughes. N. V., (ire;
Justice: .Justices Janve^ Clark MeReyiioids. i -n.'.:
Heujauiin Coidoza. N. V.. sm:u,>s>or. to Oliver W-.-u-'j
-Fi. no -But-ler. . .Unm.: l.onF IT liram! t~t"gWr?"rr~
'TImi lpa ?iLu+ne-;??Vrt?HrrrrtTe >;l; v : ihi.c.
1'iah.- and Owen Ubherts. Penn^ylvan-a. Ti
world awaits their opinion.
j BETWEEN"THE "LIXES "
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Mlb PAI.MK1TO LEADER
wotnleiitd "liuli1 sonnahin^" that it should niultiv'i'ii:-;
on n should be our earnest prayor. "Thai
III! lo .?oiuetliinjf!"
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LlTEHAllY IXJHtMiS
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brack vkra postlks
robert brow nino.
Oiiy ol llii' most interesting i hnraeiers in Kn.uli.-h
l.i I'i.i'.iiti', was bo- n. oih> iium'i v i.. aod twenty \v;ir.-.auo.
- He w a<; the soli'oT~a nraii who was :A. hapk -i '
'lid a 1 - - i -i > i'! lor' or ol ..:i i I ii. ,1, ?onil?p<n n y, 1i t ~
nto" hei^w as a-juusieian. This son, RoUot Brown-]
: n : n\ v,.-, t;,s i';pner,- -"Ite s'. uT.vd for me't very:j,11? "
a si frary titan needs to do good .work.'*. *
Brttwttutir tells us in one of his poenvs thai his
made the .wonts of the Trojan Wjjr vi_v]d
to~him 1-y iinprovisintr a drama in tvhtih'The tat.
i '(.'ii.i .}, ii.o pony",aid a s. re an- v.ei\.'a.lorAs.
i younp.-Ur..Robert Briny ninu; was a lo\c-r of pictitr*
s. lie visited the. Dnlwieh (falloty lone; tiefor-.-i
'"-i-d ' "I1 " 1 ''i aye1.?i I a w a.- a Inn1* mu lciau. T!i so
arts are all re Heeled in his poetry and dramas. In
H*. Ii<?*;V'A Lijjpo Lipid". at>'Italian artrsr Tk the
' r ,im i-.'i-tmtv-----tir "ytv,tir"tv.'vin ol - v
lioi p ho: 11: u i In.- Kin.rr. Ta "A-1'it You'ler"-ho" present
i tude of a musician.
I'i'?\viiaj;; oiten ua.vo the- impression of-not catinv;
wluiluM- or hoi his readers understood, - Mis verso
wns.roi polished. Il: Monies were chosen fro sr.
ih, of the way places.' IJe dealt with remote tin-,
-heard oi people, lie. Was-deeply and truly educated
in mane- V. lys, -lie was familiar with hi<tio-i<.<
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Church of l.ivin;r God, l'fltow and
ttjiouiid ?.f ?'| riitii lb C of. T. LaaL._
Wodnes'try" irip.ht Ave"* a.i"" soldiers
jlitrh-lin^r hu* .lostis Christ, jrot totfe'h-| i
er . ami . raised' $.">.00 for Hro. II ore.
and. Coaler and family through tlu* I
Cii.irily Club' No. 1 on Oct. .'{ Sister
""A Mi lie llorkeit, i I elan Fojfjsie j*ave a!
hiri.liilay pi o^i am'in the dining room j
of i luii v.h. TO Jiyople wCrc' s a ved. |
: Sister llit kel I " it' k ?... ? ?y? ?11 ?" fy'C
the elect rie, elo.ck Deae'on- Henry i
(J; i .'i! and wife nave. also Sister (!.
!-*o?ririe ;r:>V|. m*t of trlap ps. Helen
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ivaiiy do:>>..>- mission woi k all- we
!.i i u v'e e. la ly report. "The" Math ?
bench oaaCoi suna sweetl.v also the j 1
W'o .i.'K.ratir- I'.oy -a I 1
Su'nday sVhnol is p'oin.ur on nieely. 1
Qoito ^a fe\v .nt;\y. seholars. . Tit? spir
it or ihe I.ord w:fs really re with 3-,
its las*. ni;:ht. The Lord is. blessing
1 i A . ,ii i ! i s' i?in cdia' ft'e' of?1
rh-; ? h vk<colorfully. ...... '.....
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TIIK VICTORY S/
Rotated at Columbia. S. C\, at the
19:12. '.* *
KKSOURC
b<a:vs -111(1 Discounts ____
'en! rafts
Rends and Stocks owned by Ihtnl:,'tu.
i d mc a.nd Fixtures.
Jktnkimr liouse
t Real I'M ate Owned, ?
a-h on hand and due-front Rank:
Checks and Fash I terns
N'*li?;n<'( < lop.?lu'i '! ';?rinj.r House
Other Re.-ouivos 1 ^
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UAIJIl.ITIES
lanital Stork raid-in
-hirp'us FhikI. Interest and Disc
I - ]if 1 v>c1t <I Profits, less Current Kxi
, 1o P..li:!vs and P?a 1dan's ___
1 d'Xidends 1 rpaid " '
1 I'd:\ l?!na! I osits" Suhjeet to C
^.MYiiijgs !) ,;.( ,?i{s
'IV'<. AO ideates of l)en.osit
M'V'i ( (>; { ij'u.'at es of I)e|VOM(
"o'cill-'d Cheeks :
CtNhier's Clnvks Tl_r
p'li '"n: l '' '':"s Ue-iliseounled _
.:1 . 1> ! 'a val)le,: jhi-l.u<'ihtf Tert ifical e
rowed
Pe erve I-'mid Carried on (ieneial
Savings Ledger
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Cou'iby of Richland.
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\\ 11luine; Vlnly sworn, says that
, m'i'I ' a i ''iii- 11 ijidit ion el' said h
re 1 nil)V
Sworn to and subst ribed boforf
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Not
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W 11. Harvey. G- I.oo Rat
I ANNOUNi
COLLEGE |
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IfCaroliTia ^ -?
II A GREAT MISSION ft
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Stronger, better equipped, ?
than ever before.. a
? Christian Influence >*
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irricula Activities: X
Football, Tennis, Debating \
UESDA/Y, SEPT. 20, 1932 ?
rersi/ies on our Faculty.
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