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fjj:>t >?**r1 .< v TV* "* PLAT f ER PREP RECORDS, Capital haave unices in New Yoi;k Ci .Mil KEY AND SYLVIAS I; jsi "Thee Oujrhta Be A Law" I for Atlantic Record to. It i " Titled "ivory AlUsic"....'l 11 K ( Relalo'V-e ??n RCA Yctor, lia? ART RLAKKY AND HIS J. iv otR.n.'V KiaiiyX Recoi'd ..FRANK!!-; I AM ON AND I s'lnrjii! h'Th';:s tour. JAC-K ! 1?' i!1 'i' ") i ijin i r.i'1' ! i:d< l\ Bore I * d A'. Dad'ons; w ill !'* . ? or iT.'i <ii*i tvii1 *:( i'or-Slni w..t: i:'i i. \ .T::t:i:FALDrs-' V, t wdi. he ,-v |, a ai i-. ;Y ' 5 Russell Carciu.... >i \'-j.! : a;i iUisun t ii S^:' ii ' . A :. i > u i I i?*i'X . i i iV/ t >. > >.i:t!. : i fov. ),c\irr I!!! l.Y ( i.AHK and h's ao'in _ ? IWVS in i.MINO'S -|'.\i W hasTnaidiad 'till* million ma I.ford l'i i-o on AIW?Parana . tlu1 ru-onl charts; Tho tuna \ "'companv in .Washington, ! . ,1'KT" .MoTLKY AM) HIS ( \\ asiljlH't1 I! 1). ' altar ! I m ('ivav uv<nil's for (.Quality lla< l'>Hi ArA-VrtilhLK.-nl "('an lain ic Id , in-iU. At f ( >>1 X 71XK. "America's Voice of tan 1 ;> i ,n!"a '?f today, arc / "Too Mil"',' by "THY is !Tv--l 1' '11 ' r ... AjLV Crush'.'.. ?\ Aimiy \\ niianis. "\ounir i.'?v !?y T. i.i'ik'y'o.'ii. " Hound and r.;. l>oat -1 Ca> -())" by KtTnf i i:iin>i'pr:>.....? m\:<\ tit*s ion ! :<;ki> IK \\ M.KUS hot xn IN HOOK rrrr > ?\ nuiki, mii.t - 1 N\V \ i..\. N. The Nati" .? ? ifi i IIH .. i it- Aa'io.uiI rrujrra ? . uxaU: fu]i yw jhi; i.v.ii>li,<iv inir T a i'iiS to Travel. lie : k wiii i ilo the Ne^c trr.vi'V-r .? ! >i lakes I o .no roads *! t'inj >hc host iivaiia'.la iuconuuitr*. hois im o luhout U'.o l'nite<! Stat-']k i iik,i?i an ilt'-n* Y'l.^in Island. L?ykv's. A. 1 >r.iH) Ljj publisher tl.v nir itory, in mefc'nj* >li?- an ) ?nm i n'vnt, pointed out that f ' the fir t time, a nu.'ium which i f!i sitffM'ii p.nt for ??; >f:t, l>nt to IL" t i a orach net"!.1 ! , nhlic servtc, ?s?\ai!:i'?lo to the pu i'iv. Toe t'aiJe will t it only consist of a u- by state ("rectory of a!. N H A. nu'vvihers, IMiry the best available hotels, mote's, tourist .hemes ami resorts, hut will, also ine'acie m proved restaurants como'l'ai f,otr. the recount nJations of 1 unlng citizens t'n t.hout t h o .ii rdlition to th"*: listings and ivam^ f*riures to enhance the comf n't .' j.! pleasure of t:traveler, th*. guide will point out places of interest and give facts and statistics that will be of value to tourists. Included also, will be human interest stories which will make for interesting persons in the hotel fjcfil, a full length story?on motel ?r const i action and operation tugethor with pictures of dozens of motels throughout the country and information and picture?; of leading resort areas will be among o u r featured articles. Onp'?nf tVip hiwcpct ifpm* of in k,,v terest in the new issue will be a pictorial story of the~iee'eftt goodwill tour of southern states by M iss X. H. A. and other Beauty Cbntest winners. Information and pictures of contestants for the 1957 Miss X; H. A. beauty pageant to be held in Ho Sprigs, Ark. along with dired chatter! Records new subsidiary, yill tv and 11<>11 ywoixI,, C'a 1 ifor nia... dest. release, on Vik l{ot?ords, Kicked with "Dearest"...'.. "TMnntor. ;>ly)till(i be a top! s.oUfifr s' published by Hunter's i'irm AIARSO ALBUM. by Harry > solid over a million copies \7.Z MKSSKNCiKRS are now ('(i lis 'I KKNAUURS recently be: ARCI1KR, who hos Leon with . a Kmt iilit in. rnriii 'liL?mrr v alter twenty two years*with t\v to take over tbe one biyht'! lotta t'l!( ('()! ()T'iL\". on sMiti. His arrairreniouts are .! iliNNV IIAliTM AN'S latest ' .\dl Of Me ' 1?v the UeLonrrn\'v~M.\f-t AAV ARB ld.il>' a: id' his co:r.bo, have a reee.rd '*Ti'M!i.:..;Ki-:ruKinN(; ARTIST ari' i>i) lour with-Autos Mi!A i.'vIN'V <m Imperial ReeonC. i-k.....-.irST liKrA.rsK". *1? y mm. U rapidly mm iny' up ml Aa- first i i'tt lir I <.>\ <j < V" -or ! >. C..;FRANK "DI AL TRCMin-AV open ai tia ilayloi?" r m.m'.hs in Canada. .Motley's i-onls of Canada... <r 'Anlam -V. <1 \- ' A: ' i P,11.1 R'AA'C) \l A- ; A. the Record Industry". The to; "Vourij- Tuvd; 1?\; Tad ILiuiter, oy. "IVoli't ToTT)TT~.\U>' by I'at Tofr.my. Sands". ,T>iitteiTly" b\ " j. y Scum .lames. ."'Mm aftno' Round' In IVrry ( lhi'i.t1 iiA' and "Mmdm'Ti'T"' by - Tire i?.*i:s ii?r I'Mlorwiy i:u* i* >n1i'1 wil iiuTiuU'il. There will In' "a com pet* storj of X~! FT A~i its purpo.se and <7T uanization together with picture: of Micers, pictures of reriiona meet inji's. and yobs of pictures ol 1 hotels, motel's and guest homes fhr - ,.>,..1 * ;.u. "lignum uiv uutuu \ llli; IIUV modern facilities Unit are k>oinj. v made available to" .the public. -This pul>lioaii|)i)-.j ihhv in itsecond year is known as "N'.Il.A -.1Hrectory and Guide to Travel' and will open a new door in travel " ing mediums. It is a-Took to paek ed full of infnrmation . that vol > will cherish it and keep it foi r many years. For further informal ion, write Nationwide Hotel As? sociation, t?02 High Street. New'ark.N. J. f Woman Dead And Six Others Hurt in Wreck I KASLKY?A Negro woman was killed and six other Negroes injured when the . Oldsmobile i n which they were riding went out of control and hit a tree three miles south of here tonight. Mrs. Gladys Austin. 44, of 104 Wilbur St., apparently died instantly about 7:55 p. in. as the ear : skidded on Highway 8 as it was traveling toward Kasley and crashed between a tree and a fence, Highway Cpl. Joe Fickliiig report1 ed. Pallie Heeks IUackwell, 30, of Xalley Apartments, driver of the car, was admitted to Greenville " .General Hospital. | tliven treatment at the hospital were Mrs. Janie Hunt, 48; Torni my-Stevenson, 4; Mrs. Loree Kirksey, 88; and her children, John and ' Casper/ > I According' rs Cpt. FTekiinJ, the highway wejt .from a recent ram. He said the accident occur"V "1 it red on a straight level stretch ap' * ft 1 t-proac'iing a carTe. THE PALMETTO LEADER? ' Book ~ of the 00k . r V- V ^ I While many Americans assume J .1 what they consider a "moderate" 1 viewpoint cm desegregation, white j supremacy advocates ."arc hattliuc ' the J'.?5i Siinome Court decision f f5r intcirration in the Nation's ' i* ^^""" 11 , I As a result, no*! tier t.ho; Xcai <> . ' l ur nil- w:inc )V.:n) l< lute >n t he t jDoep South. <:iy Carl T. Rowan j:. ;?> SOlTti I ) r'l 11; I; * IVV, lull.lis:: 1 . < ! i.y Ih .! ?? }i' iv, i ,.a \jir.il I T. ! I" Vhi 'r. lin- the x' j .ii'i^'Hr* . 'Vi! . | "MHlt I' ?|t'i i- t t. t ' i i S; ;l,c : S l . j , H .iv ' n i." .. i - "lion] -I?> :<<rai i<?A. Km 'rovonls ' the ' "!'HM(!!nai: 11<i a!:.\Ui;:.- (whin ^ imposed thi-ii ' ;r. uf tarial lorl or." 1' 'This uaCw: :i! Mijiaii'lor. ai.d ' it w!l <lf.~ i'l.'. III : liiKll-r. SO lnll'J' ' _ -. .. . \'l aHh i' <>ur .tdist ressmy; a>sl .tii-Miorali/.i"lii'iui'-M i - prnliIi-iVi with iialn. i !m!i :? -1 ; iinidij.y." 11 writi 1!('W:'.!.. ria; ..si?y riexyspapejr( Vri' Lii- ?V. . .:?1-: ua-*?>"* ?H VVt??~ . 1 11 :?:i -?1 '?yC' at I >. 'ft?' . * i i. i!u a;-' i ~ jin'iM -iniiu; 71 j?<;:n'ia!is;n .-? < i'-'y. ' A?j4-aiY I-..; i^. ! ;:?!'..r i ]> > * . ??1 Mill'aj'i.!i< ,1 ?'i :,' y iliunu. Km. ' " aim. also i' : ' !? a I'.i-.Mf i.f S0\."Til ! -OK l-'KKI-!I >( >M a: ! THK TI T 1 - 1 |. IX"I. AND TDK I'KoCD. Tn I'.'ol ' l i' a a- lmti'erod _ I.y thA State- .luniiLi- (;hamV>or of Com- * ? < i 11.no as -one or .America's ten oui.-tu'.<!injy young men." r 111 li(> S(?l 111 TO-SORROW. 1 r-ntown;: r.ai rat - in -talk Set ail the ' ; sn?'it's of the rise of the White ' ] ('kb'.oiis Council movement; the ' f muna r of Kinmctt nil; t h e . sheeting of (ins ('outs, aVho want ?*ii ' i vote in M ississippi; ,the niu'i r foiliny Miss Authentic Lucy out of 'he Lniversity of Alabama; the ' < h.otirt-tlin>lii>in<f, victorious str?ug. trie against hit's segregation hy the N ' "new Neyroes" or Montgomery, . Alaliam7T.~ . " Rut through > crisis after crisis. i wiiu's liowiin. "a nirpe portion o i humane, just ice-lovinp America i -1 sits idle, assuminp natively that o time solves all proMc-ms, while the a e.il ami the ill attempt to mentally j rape a section of the country and -to piurpre all the nations into world < wide disrepute." '.1 Tlie ,'t-year-old, Tennessee-horn <! newspaperman, * who .has filed w 'prlze-winninp dispatches from the ti Fa East, the Handling Confer- ?1 once, Africa and the United Nations. places the hulk of hlame .for N the nation's emharrassinp .racial c, crisis on timid men "who seejj-re- u fipe in "moderation." 1 "* tl In a chapter on "The Wail o f w the Moderates," Rowan writes: ]j l"Every patriotic impulse inside me m asks?have we become a coward'y nation, always searchinp' for 'middie pround' between ripht- nr.! p, wronp. between justice and injus- j lice, between morality and immcr- w, aji'y. pj -|?"How is it that?n nation?That n rommlssionod?ron?million?of'its ;.i finest younp men to po abroad w and, if necessary, to die in behalf u ,of the ideal of man's equality un- f;i der God, the ideal that man w. a s ct born to lie free, can now be fright et ened into meaningless, cowardly w double-talk because a few hood- a lums and demagogues are threat- v.* .ening riots and bloodshed if any gi [effort is made to enforce a .u-",;s- u I j ? f fi^.i by the nation s highest e utrt . \ IN GO SOUTH TO S-'HPOW er |Howan reports that, while he saw U jrcasons f >r oprtimism when he g< I wrote SOUTH OF FREEDOM i n : i Benedict 1 -- The following .students have made the Dean's list for the winter juarti-r at lieoediit < ' olletre, a< or<i:d;-?. ' to the lepoit, of Dean T. t. 1! :ifi!leri y; . iv ITU lll'illKST I' 11 \ I SI!. V!i/t.i!?|i -lohn.-ou \i!TI I i?i? ill I'HAI.SK; LM: < hai ie.- iSootie, Marjrn* i11 Saliie Ann ('haptnau. r? j? . 1 '! '*. ' .'! ! I I" 111.11. I, ?r? V..o; <? \ l.askvr Wat so: . A ,./ ,ii , Aia'ila* 1 o'U.l;'. I ai-?.i? : i i .\r,>:in. r~~ '< y. I?< ) tuii il < \imi: -\i ... el.i:.i ! < ' Kvjih^i Marjoiio Ma-; oi. i il I II: I * i: i 1.-??11. i'i.-iyr; llaiulolph, . lvl.!Vmn:a 1 -i.''; Pa.;! \\>Mu;i. A'!'i W:;!:< c l!yv?l. Paul 1 M'umnionti, Ma V i. F.-i-ra,Uavitl ;N*. aii !ey M'O i i<, I !<'?? < ? : F. !v;- : : I'.vcu lloliiri.-on, Mam i;'i' .V a'll. i ai-c; K. I ai l am. Wiii'ur 1! . Mna .'oh:y~<'n, Hiiuoiu* Fi!l> . o- i.. lava M?-.M i!lai\ Fiiula ilTlli'l: AISK L'.c A'a if \Ia<- i'?:uT.? Muiia . t! /?r.S' >'.? y Hi" .1 . r 'i.i ili:1 .. ir iV.; l?i 1??U??.?ill ; 11 . ?La? ?i?? i i I? ti.i11?. K!l.?*?ta ?? U ' : a .Unreal'. A!ex Ma' a , i.-H-T-r-w- \ifi77yn: A1TH tonTrTi'Tr:'"; ~ li I * i i i:?i i - < : l. Hi'ivin'c Si . ! S. K\ a:i>. IIa 'V \ :V. "r-la .I.-lvt'* l'.i-.y.y. la-hard. I'm 11'!;, 1 ?n\ i? i I'mifi'.-i V.r.'.a : 1 ' " ' v. '11I' V. < or ilia l-'ai-if--. .Ianu*< K. llaiiii:. aiolyn Mwirhi'S, .'t-Un .loinisoii. fames Johnson. Pleasant la'wis. iimci i .i .'liunua iii, i >ei 11ai ii a !\ ?. Saliio?(-F-Xeal. .1 i'.ilift11'?I'ai'iley. Roland I'errin, Kdwa.rd I'iaow, ith d'ryor, Kdw'ard Robinnii, Dorothy Rush., Mary Frances Sharp; .John II. Weldon. l.ennio I.. William's, Oliver K. I'oimtr, Mary R. Allison. Wilbur1 Cpps. Daniel Fullard. Maty F.lizaiftli Green. Marion T.. Hart. Greer .Jenkins. .Tames Jones. Fannie .canard, Ma Ruth Morapne. I ic .T. Moultrie, Charles MeC'.oU in, lara d'eterson, l.eRov.. Tlvonips'im. today racists "are offering ply bloodshed. hatred, and iambince to aa already distraught cople." He asks the nation-?and Nei(it's particularly?to understand at, while * Mack men anpoar t o e -the ch ct victims! of this new ave of ' tyranny and fear," r r. urn' it is "the white man who enures himself." " . 1 "There is no paradise fur^iivy epro i.i the Peep South." Rowan needed, ' hut Americans must nderstand that the white man, 10 In not whitg nian of good wi'l ith a !;.u<r sens; of defno-ra v ( ves. in a "iiriratory that :- all his ( vn." 1 Rowan eantinues. 'These vhite) men know whht a. he'li-a risop it is for a white ma? ; o ce in H'hr that if he relax.^ iu.-t ic day t "fhir-skinned jbi'ut-,. ,'Vd l':'. i it lev" will elope wit. the',. r7! ..pit v Negro" F3 cov.o a-' IpT; w1 at imptvgnr.Me :vt r.t , Mls must surround the sou hern ' hite man who feais that he tils to jneserve the eigh.e*.nth ntury and his cotton-planntion onomy, I-iegroes will wrest aay all the jobs an i money; what deep, ciecp dunger.i fo the r.ic.n ho fears that the 'isferior' Xeroe's will seize pciitiral po.'et .'f \y are allowed to vote." Rowan says the crisis will deept ar.d do inestimable harm to the n'ed States unless the fe.L ?'i : jvernmci'* enforce.- the decisions >f the fK.eral courts. I 1 =?==? l*age 9 Dean's list James \\ ;ii< : * Jollll it ilCl \\ oofi.t, Nii 'ji'ua Ai '-li, Atltiic '' ill,1..?v; "".1?.'./I'.?;?, ; y I . I ?a\ ill I.. I' . / Mario J> ! :< ' I!., : * ? .A. ' . . , k! V-.t i ( 'i*.I'll. < t'il ! . I > I - I u? ? ; i a- Ht-: . < A,;,:'. II ,?!>: i. i ! -.lis. . J:i".i' . Jo- .? ?'? - , !. . >; ?V: . f * UutM-na Al.i) air. " I . . , Ir.r.'-or- 15 - ... y \[ . \;. \;tn,|ia- A ..... : ; ' \V- : .: < . ' . I I" llj'd ( V>JV,W?;' 'if-.. !?. *795.00 < 'lean ' ' >, ADAMS MOTORS- ; t?2l M \1\ .-"IjiKI'.i ?' ! i'hniic !-r{;? 11 1 rarolinn 1'nrls Co. fiends and \1alves itaiteries, STartCr's .<? (ionrratorrt f'hones 6-0.j2s Gt}52S " mden Hwy. Colo ~ifca, 7."), S. C# **< +* : - ^??L Electi icial Contractors * Nelson Brothers JIADIO. TV St KI.KCT1UC ^ <I-KV-Li.il _1M 1 210;i Rend St. oC'a.. 4. S. G. Calvin Corley. Manager PHONE 'Nile 3-IWS9 ASST. MANACEKS Shedorick Hanivn, 2-27<39 Jiinu.j A. Aui.i:.,' <>?O.OCHXC&rO0a*^ . ^Q OO.O.OCO830I Professional Card j ". . . r TELEPHONE"! 4-115f - TJ DR. D. R. DIXSON ! Dental Surgeon: . r Office Hours: *J[ 9 A. M. To 1 P. M. and \ 3 P. M. To 7 P. M. ' and by 220$ Lady Street Appomtment Columbia, S. 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