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,v_ ... .. _ r??t Eigiif ' LK<;AL EFFORTS Ml'ST C( ON Continued from-page 1 liglit" way of correcting wrong imbedded in the social and ecou oniic fabric. No American win uses these courts or.supports of forts to luJe them can rightfully he regarded as otht'r than' ; friend to the democratic process Those who?havo guided Uw .J Legal Defense Fund have per ? formed with tuet and vigor. Sent ing the timelines of their can a , in view of the world ferment fot human rights, they hy.ee challeuy cd our nation, in view of its position of \yorld leadership, to ;i ~ r fill 1 faring of the?issues?and?Lu take those"" stens which- would touil tlie American ' lteonle bold V in -the dycction <ff the full 'm" plemcntatiion of .t)it> nation's ideals of freedom and .equality among its citizens; In so doing the Legal Defense Fund has fun ctioued as a practical instrument of American Democracy and as such it is fully 'worthy of the ouppoi't it rooks. Your support is needed. ,Send your contributions today to NAACP Lepai Defense an<l Kducntional Fund, 107 West -13rd t Si,. New York 36, 'N. Y. For the Home . i ~* I ?? Use Pre-Primed Board j^"0W that a factory-primed hardboard is available at lumber yards, making a home chalkboard becomes easier than ever. Major paint companies sell chalk green. - , | The factory-primed boardt_ known as Masonite Primecote! Tempered Presdwood, has an , ideal surface for the slate-like material. One coat covers. When I it's dry, rnh it rinum with a rlo.n J cloth and the chalkboard is ready ( for use. -J Note, in the illustration, howl \ the do-it-yourselfHten has rounded | \ tile top comers ofSjie board and drilled holes for hatting it. He ' also has beveled the edges all ! around and cut a piece of mold-; i ing which he'll fasten to the bot- j torn as a chalk trough. ; Excellent locations for home! ^^ ^chalkboards are the kitchen, rec-1 rBeation roomTchildren's room and : : basement or utility room. Boards made as suggested are profes- J : sional in quality, as good as those i found in schoolrooms. I 1 If the primecoated Tempered { ;Presdvrjod isn't available, obtain i some imprinted board arid give it a cor,t of clear sealer before [applying the chalkboard surfacing mAt?riiil -J ( Frimeccte Presdwood, of course,] may be used for many otherj ^things aroond the home, Subscribe For The Palmetto LEADER Johnson Paint Store PISTRtBCTOBS " Fabrics Stag Paints Waltpapc Five Points Columbia, S. < 711 HARDEN ST. Phone 3-64; i ' .# tmjJ. . - l JACK EVANS QUALITY FOOD and MEATS "The Krus wo noil To-morrow ar on the Farm Today." R27 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 4-0848 Phone 2-7239 :" r rl ;r L *- ! C>? ' -r- M. *TfHE OLDEST KNOWN ELE.'TRiC .^i * MAfP/5 /A SANDSTONE tua; l.*&: iv.v A i vs. ' / f < BOWL ZO. CCD YEARS " 5 F- r"'JU?' H " 1 *' I OLD AND WAS FOUND - '. . j W PEKARNA MORAV/A, CALMED J 8th ANNUAL REGIONAL 1-H Architecture Building. rwr iunxipvi' t/? i>u m.<i n I < .- a?i...n?i.. |.11V/\KII 1 iv/ DCi H r.1.1/ ! * ,-vi r.aiwun, i/cimvare, AT HOWARD UNIVKRS1TY j h'ltn-hia, (ieoi-^ia, Kentucky; Louis^l-"" Continued from page 1 . i iu"n'. Mali>'laml. Mississippi, Mis-; I souri-, North Carolina, Oklahoma, i States expected to sena dele- ! South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, ' Kates to the encampment are: I ^ it'ginia, and West Virginia. TtHE RHYMING ROM ? VOU PROMOTE MY BROTHER?! FROM NOW ON.VC THE RHYMiM G RQfi f NOW FOR A. REST.... I'M "\!J=1 jf^SORRy GIRLS... i vf"51* m MOOD I JL ME*N TO INTRi u?itn>HM iPtea i is ;>m~ : . THE RHYMING ROMFrK THAT D\5H GOOD'.W^i [g AFTER ALU,..VC " f mv U?/ W1 1 W/E."-'H ?o< THE * RH YMING' ROW 'INSTCflO OF "THE MOVIES y\ I f VES.MV DEi "I siBglll 1 - * _______ ' ? ' the palmetto leader " CHUCKLE . CORNER PRlVAtJ ; | ? 154^-?~ V.' ? ! \'l TOLD vou lrst month hejwas out.to lunch k DID you SAY THERE WAS < ! . A* FLY. ItgLYQUI? SQUPP" EOS )U'Kc 1 I^V/HKr DO VOU WANT ^ JEOS .DVDN-r^I K?,D I INTERRl.TT AM A ?r if e ?I Ilk _mmm. pJIMY >u X |f i hear a burglrr ? IE OS m 9?.-^ as I y MV HUSBAND IS SO -\ I y/V "T? V CHUCKLE CORNER | MmM cf3TX-|yi: aBAG? x suppose you1 WAMT ME TO CARP.V THEM FOR YOU.TOO J * CORNER^ I VOUR BANANA Pie WAS 3PHAT.BUT..yOLJ SHOULD HAVE REMOVED THE SKINS f%%- s , r--.rr"T'yrr> 1 By HORACE ELMO | ;if \'CU T'JST MftNftSE 1|? I TO KEEP OUT'A r"fg , . 'vuL ^ ShIP ^ f' Ry KG??AC5: ElMO' Wgf courtsE MGTDEAR^j t\ WE WERE GNiLV . 1 ySsJDiSClBSSl&G VOlJ/?? \'s/, cwfe y / / j /> / - ?j? ? ///''' // l S''" ' ^ I ' By HORACE ELMO"7' IE VJHV SHOULD X ? VOU jpj S MARRIED NO COP\J%0% i /EACH TIME I CHANGE MV} ! (, MIND HE ALWftVS AGREESi \WZg$m$W* r ^ Saturday, July 9, I'll [ WASHINGTON II Let Us j Carver Village II i Columbia's * most economist! IMv-ROOI' OR (i ; I jwo bedroom apartments . fol - ^ < ?l K IIDCSb lllh I coi?rtHl. $:jy.O0 and $13.33 f|I KKPA1KS moiitV or $'J and $10 peBB7 Small Monthly Terms j >V(H,k CmU S-1531 for dctailiVl No Down-Payment ! . . _ J Central Hoofing and . ; , , .? ~M Supply Co. * * * * wvvy*f? J Carolina Parts Col Seaboard Park Phone 2-109-) ',GanratHeed Hecon i i 1i 'Cv'.i.idel I Meads wilh Valves IJ naileries, Siarlers & Ceneratol^H_ Phones <i-0r?2S?(i-0529 |1 WWCAIlT Camden Jhvy. Columbia, 75, S./^| A & 1' AUTO SALES* flood-Used Cars j ^ 1VI7 Cuml/tr Qi ~r~ - \ - gM. .ui I kHiiinv L kM? n|uawMHnMvn| WE BUY SEI L &. TRADE SAFETY SCOPED Pff L._: " ? ? USED CARS . V * ' ' ' ' 51 Ruick Super $259! ? ED BROCK MOTORS!?., Wy. en, c,.c. .... is*- J A Good Place To Buy .n:i Ruick special 1391 f Clean Used Cars isa Chcv. cib. cpe. ... 1091 ' '2516 MAIN "ST ~ '!r>? iH'Seto 5 59! PH. 3-8045 - l:^k *?' 59! .?' . ....... j Hancock-Buick Company See Us for your requirtments in * * replacement .parts equipment, sup- LAUltEL at BARNWELL i plies and automotive machine . , simp work. __ Jl_ PHONE 3-7545 JENKINS AUTOMOTIVE i' ' PARTS SERVICE. INC. ' TfflllTOffllMWTO Springs 'N' Things ' : ^ W^iTiWi ^| Senate StreetM;w & used CARS | Grocery Store ; 1 !'->l Chc.v. .1 I). Extra clean $7l'!> ' _ ' , . - , : GROCERIES : &- - .!*!i l end 1 Dr. New motor * Extra clean _ ItdS ' A full Line of Groceries ' Or.EN ALL DAY SUNDAY i> ' 1 una I'owl 1 Dr. Extra clean 1 (V.>."? ? ., . _ : Mrs. James LeDcaux, Manager , V 10 CARS EXTRA CLEAN , 23G0 Senate St. Columbia, S. C. f?l 10 through 50 Models At A Real Phone 4-9457 liarKuin . *V A ftr v (^llCCfl Motors 1 *oooooao&&<ttry&^^ Vjs Harden 1st. Cora., S. C. ; * "~5"' I DIXIE MEAT & u ' LL.L1 f1Sji MARKET CgS&a^Ea&gSSWl l ull Line Ot U5 Burner?Cabinet Fresh Meats, Fish [Style?Oil Cook Stove ^ and Groceries 1 f * ' * fl.o^ rrr' I OPEN 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. i was EVERYDAY N 0 YV $23.75 2137 READ street j! . H ? N D RIX oO; HARDWARE CO. yj 1331 Assi-iiiblv St.. Phone 'l-t>939 * . COLO""A'"c" City Auto Sales tsjBmHSsmsamjm . _ _j . JSH8HMBMHBBB Qur Selection of EVANS BROS. dcttfp GROCERY " 7 Dt 1 ILK * A Full line of Qunlity For^ls mo! iiSED CARS 2330 Laurel St. Ph. 3-2120 jia r!prvro;o QfrHPf Wavorly Section We Deliver i l*eT ValS OlTeei Open I ntil' 9 I'. M. each Kveninf?' ^ ^ 8 to 12 Sunday^ A. M. LOlUinblftt b. V I WE SEI-E THE REST USED CARS IN TOWN , BUY FROM KING PONTIAC 1P..H Ranch Wair'nn. '-?-r0 < hcvrolot 1-Door. ScIDcli'i ami $1395 <!an" ,{a<lio an'' $495 I: ."(? Ford 2-D-.mii- Sedan. H> RMIldsmcMIe "8R"> Club"" a'"1- $395 Sedan. Radio $495 H Vic Kcc]) From 50 to GO Good Used Cars on I Our Lot at all times KING PONTIAC I 1925 MAIN ST. I