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? <i?in?,nuu??H uy tving J
=?? Qlu Year 1942 K&s nacl
good riddance to him. Little
ter what he, brings to us, 1<
- cheerfll, full of ginger, on-4
Oil this tiav a woman's!
inventry, ask herself if, d
obev'et health' rules, been fa
With r world chaotic and <
? Trtornp She must %gep stronj
spect, and her loved ones, s
We neve lesc> Mme fu.r dal!>!n
nt jfajdressInK tab]9. Have tn nil
talt.iong serous at the beaut
wor 1 bui we cannot dispense wit]
th"l altogether. They offer us re
jTto close our eyes, get i)ettc
ncmtintpd wfM, miv
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Rl't OT7T WORRIES ' ' ,
l.? is surprising 1 how a facia
trcifnent will put a woman on he
toes how a good old scrap frictioi
w iU* rub .out Worries of / he
mwi. What" a new, becoming hr
Will do ' for an unsteady "nervou
. cannot te told In words. I
-~jr^|-revliaUy.er of the spirit. Let u
wM kto beauty h'esSihgs when we can
Hjfevti though it must be on tli6 rur
B Ihettafre of the irortrt isn't gelrii
tomake any of us look any young
B^hNor wiLl the extra - work w-e an
B tW~tp It It- iiti tr? i.ftii tiiln. *?
Br c?ent care of yourself.
HaRTRaTTever mllSl ydll put.yuu
Bid on nutrition. You can't-*ui
Br engine -without fuel, but ttv
I Bfnan who lives on a; lettuce loa
Bl a cup of coffeb a day seems tr
Bole ap. Begin with t* breakfasi
i'tnlcTn Inclijffi
BpnBaior an e?g, wiifiLlFl<fe' '\n/ua
Hit, coffee MVd toast. You havi
B appetite in the morning? t?
Birclscs and you'll feel like eating
Bion't cht down your sleoplnj
Bars. There never was a time !i
Brent years-anyway when so imrr
Hrien, were piling into bed enrl.v
Bev have to. in order to. atteni
Bthelr. own activities and the exB
ones they have taken for them
Mves 10 netp win tne war.
^MEEP. FAOK Llfllll'lC.\TPn
^ OTTt" UgULllSl w.l'l.l
B*' by keeping your complexici
Hirlcated. Use cream freely nftc
Hshing the face at bedtime. Follrv
Hth a brisk slapping and pattlnj
I HjBttengtlien underlyintr tibersrti
Hftekrblood streams into* nctlon.
H&ush your.hair. TJie hair sym
Hhetic. Anything wrrtng with iht
Bodrajw^rk?; :mrl On ill-. 'Inffi
fc-go dull (/r grey, or fiy tht
^gllt? cuUt;l<a fream?rrrr vmn' Tin
nails, Apply u. Iihiu? lotioi
Ht'lv and often if you .arc
^fc^rTAndkeep well!.
B. AN AC N E ,s
kspeclu 11 y when
Hncss and itching AjMHks
present. Relieve
Hfte t rouhlcHoine A
I Hpfoms of externally
Hbed-pimple*, w ith \ ^ /J
HftipTU- lU.'Wl ?fill
Blulntnfeiit. fbou< - -'
I His of satisfied titters have fount
Black'and White. Oiulrnen
'*
IkUs germicidal' action kill:
rCHCHL-gi.rim (.(ii ^r4rrrrt
uati^re io. healing. It alt^re
pehmg ami bunting suitmfl
m* externally caused, 4ac
nujpvorm.;Try it! Iu lgrg<
ical sizes, f?0^, 2Sfl ami [Ojf
j ksdirecied. ^T
hly recommcudcdTor dailj
igafWay surface dirt?is mill
itted'.BUck-and,. W hite Skii
Of! and 25^, sold everywhere
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up nis bags ana got out,
boy 1943 is here, and no main's
resolve to keep brave and
he job. -? ? - h
hould look in the mirror,"take -!
uring- the past year, she has_j
itht'ul to her good looks creed. T1
listraughi, this is no time to \{
r. and for the sake of self-re- '
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5 MRS. ROV S. LATIMER " 1
J .NFWPQRT NEWS? Va.? (SNS) ?
Thj marriage of her daughter, Em
ccinbcr 25. was announced this. <
week by Mrs. Viola Elliott of Ma- j
riett:i, Ga. The bride is well known jr
= l? l\Mrrn^ ^rmt-Martrtta tmmr f-1
=?s|n*nt?reverul iiimnnupi?with her ; i
1 brother, T. R. E!lintt_ of Atlanta. s
* She was a 1942 senior at Spehnau
j College aril is now . teaching1* at ?i
5 RydaT/ (Ga.1 ^ County Training j
School. She Is at so the sister of.
Airs. Iblj Elliott Leary of Thotnas-*
__ villi?tioorgin- 'Air:?l.'itiMICt iH.tnr" 1
* mui of Mr. and Mrs. .fobn fC Lat- '
liner ami the- ^rJiixlxnir ot> Airs. Al- |y ,
Icr Norfleet. prominent* Wurventon, j
i Oa., reagents. -.At -presbiil he is j i
*- wnrking~aT1^rwport fijeWv Va.'.The l
l.atiniers will make theft* lionit*^ in . ]
Warrmton, Gu. ' 1
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" Greetings In ";
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I Fi/?tfr T:ady |
HAMPTON -IN8TJTUTK. ~Va.
(SNS) ? . Gixjctings from Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt preface the Gar.den
Handbook now being published j
by the Hampton Institute press for }
?the Virginia State" Garden Club, a
federation of local garden groups
in this state. The First I*wly has"
[ sent a personal" greeting from the
i White House to tlu- Club, whtfch is
I headed by Mrs. LilllalY Savage of
f Norfolk. '
SPMII.M)H'(1 U,V III!1 MaHii.muii Dm- ?
hion and the department of brnaI
mental horticulture at Hanipton,
. the handbook wi(T soon b.e ready
lor distribution among Hie garden
t Club affiliates^ Its contents luelnrle '_
iZ articles' py famous horticulturists __
. sijch as Richardson Wright, editorr
tn-rhlpf eit nnri aardcPr" ?
. David BurP6<?, president of tme of I
1 the tVorld's largest seed companies.
5 Alfred HoUees. technical garden
. adviser for "Better * Homes and _
I Gardens," and B. Y. Morrison, of
1 the U. S. Bureau of Plant IndusJ
try, * j
Contributions linve also been
Wrlttan by Dr. T. W. Turner, Dr "
' Karla Longree, William Moses,
_ DamoaU T s 1 * - " ? * ^ I
(I II lifinii 11 WHI,1,1111 iUlU t/USEEUl is, j
Higginbotham of the Hampton Institute
faculty, and by students of
ornamental horticulture at the college,
under he supervision of H.
Hamilton Williams, head of this "
fleparuaent. . ^TT
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tongue; tesg impulse-buying-:
these are some of the <tff
from * "Point "Rationing" which
issuance of War Ttation - Book Is
A little revolution in the nation"?*
buying practices is Inevitable when | \t
"points" must be budgeted as care- a
fiijiv dollars: And budgeted the> p
must, he If the fumirv Is to come I
to the month's end as well supplied i,
with life's necessities as they have Si
been in the pastl * tl
Yet once the country gets into u
the stvtny-of?t-Hbrf?t?w-kiwi-rh-buy- j-ft
ing. it will find th'at many of our i ti
present problems of supply have p
been automatically solved, e
NO SUBSTITUTE a
Point Rationing differs front tin^ p
present system of Straight. Coupon f<
Rationing in that comoditiees will | v
be rationed .as groups of related'I ti
or similar items Instead of in-?i
t i Ii tolll >,"< 1 ? 1 '?
the present straight coupon system j q
for sug.tir, Qt)fiee and gasoline [ ij.
These., wih rontumr* tT> h'V s,Old as*i q
Individual itenis for these reasons: n
hey are all -things almost eVery- | si
)ne uses, there is enough of them it
to give everyone slum* large'< q
?npugli to be-uscful, and there 'is J'ti
110 widely used substitute for them t v
ivhich could'be exlfuusted by a rush jo
>t buying, thus?working?a luird - * "1 >
ship on those who commonly use | b
tnai substitute. -p**1
But this would not be true of I 11
nariy otiicr commodities. Take I
ireakfast rercal* for a purely 1
?vpntbfttieni PYiiiiplr (Ratlonhv;
>f breakfast cereals is NOT con- . J
emplated.v
Suppose a shqitage. of bran- ?
flakes were expected. (No shortage
is expected. * however.) If bran- ?
flakes were ration eiT15y~TFTe present |
(Yraleht coupon system, thev would
oc allotted to many people whu-j~
ion't cat. them; whiTc those who i /
io eat them regularly- would lind j
heir allotment far too small, This
fould easily cause a buying rush j. V?
an Some other cereal which would ; ,Vi
io?as- a snbstitutry- tti'lTS crea tlg
i shortage UTtlrts second cereal '
ind making it impossible for lis ^
regular eaters coobtaln it. .
WOULD BK C.KUtPKD i(
Under Point Rationing all tlie h
various cereals would be grouped i n
and" division of total supply of all | K
)f them would give everyone a j n
share large enough to be of use, |p
Each cereal in the,group would be 01
given ? certain mynber of points* dl
dependingoon its plenitude or scar- 'point.
ThuS Jthe hypoth'etlcally ' n
scarce branflakes "llglit be given I p
a point-rvalue of 11, while plenti-! ^
ful cornflakes receive a point-value i
of 1, and oatmeal, neitiier plenti- j
ful nor scarce, might receive, a j
point-value of 4. . .
Should a purchaser wan4- a pound i (
3f 1 would be surrendered. If a "
pound of oatmeal were 01 tiered, a 1
t- >yli)t poupon would be given up. j I
l\i .'secure a punntl of sciriti-britn- 1 *
from Wa*"r Ration Hook 'two. i I
It's upv to each individual pur- j *
ihafcer to decide how to spend the j
'points" in ""the' book. may buy j /
algh-poipt coininodjties and receive . *
less lor rus' Fjatfon "be low-point j
items trnxi receiveniort-.
WILL TIILJS'K TWICE
- Qhviotisly 'purchasers < -.it ?i
commodities 'are going- to think :
twice he'toce spei\dtng lh?jr iat,ijii.,b
points. Iviss unpulf^tbuy-ttig will he s
m unprirtant mailt. *" i Vi
Instead PomT Hattoning. uteatw- T
nuii- purcnuscs careiuuy pianino ^
beforehand lest tin- approach hu; ?.
month's end find Hat ion Book | 0
aolder witli no points to spend for*
ibsolute necessities. Less waste ts'jT
iound tn- result, for impulse buy- i
iiig, pleasant as' it may be to the *
juyer.' oHfn results?m?pure ha.-a .
vhlch prove, unsuitable and un- ~
useable. t ' * " '
Applied to'food puj-chasOM "Point' ^
Hatinnlnti? indicates- mure 'menu:. _S
planned ^ lor- a week hf advance so t
that every bit'or rationed.-l.Ood can C
Im- .jtsfd Up and full, valuer of the 1
lUillll-i Iihlilllll'fi?Anrl_;)rs ;i hannvl^
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Postage on Delivery, i
' ' SATISFACTION Q|
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LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORM
'ill Be Re
Worth !g
i Money
SNS)?New tasted .oh The I
TT myrn^ +Vir "B
'ects which can be expected
will start'Hoon with tj*e|
suit of this planning. meals may j W
fen prove To Be niore hitercsting 1 B
s more varied uses of the rationed '
urchases are devistd.. J |
~Mi and Mrs * American riti/.cn j B
re certainly going to find them- i B
elves bu.ving and using some i S
lungs- they never used before. I fl
lien Point Rationing gets working j B
r lull?extent.?For-"WTOfi TTiTm.-s ! &
iiey are used to cost too many
oints for advantageous buying, : fl
ther less familiar commodities !
jll have ^ to .Jtie^rhosen in their j
3od can this work to excellent ad- )
antuge as unfamiliar dishes are i 9
ried and liked. v '' B
Above point Rationing . is ]-fl
onnci trt develop'a high TOgaTH >f<>T i fl
uality and lory getting lull value i fl
jr _ JiiomiX- ajoenU Limited in" the .. fl
uahtity of tiny one item which"1 ^
lay la- purchased and, lyreed to ira
uric'iider precious points -for that
cm. it is natural' to insist on a / H
uality which will"" gnc satislac
jly jsrivirr (iiidmc the period in!
hich it miist be "Tfsed. Many w?j,nv-;j .?
i.i wlW hitherlir have houglf^ blind- i 'A
VCtil UUW be induced 111- 1'eiui l-.i- *|*
els and learn exactly- what.-they ^
te?p-itting?trre?(+hhi -money and 1
reir ration-points,. - -m
Careful- accdunt must br kept , M,
f point-stamps "s0 .that they will i W
iM. fui ttTT entire ration period? j **
erlori nre ug'"i up no mow rf the 1?-j
vfTohed iteins "can .ho purchased i M
ntll the next stamps hrc good. | tt
tfew Negro Books j
Vre Added To Campi
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Uewart Collection. ; m
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CAMP tiTEWART. Oil Uainp
iewart 4*'ryice "Club No. J library j tort,
as rec?-ntl.y added three lp >ks to j that
a urriwin mllwiitin of volumes oay:
y and about the Nrirro. The- three j *'at<
cw be ks :;V ; "Ahucl Mo' and Her I crstl
on. -rfo'a.xl Hay' hv. Ma -Kltu'ey I prof
[run "iii s a and au'.onioura- t<. s
bv by Langi-ton Tfnghf^ -' Wn-t-tnt-l
f Triumph." cy J Sauncl:rs Red- ! ' ^
teM};--. ? " . " j
Tn addition fo these, the library pieat
a?; recently -ieca_n.c;cL_"Our llcarta j'VVlLl
tr.V"*-o.iiTfe JtrtU v*a>'\ bf'-''Cor-AlfAlO
elia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim -1 a
rotlKh: "We Ton If 'In The Wiinrls " , IIM'1
v-Louise Dickenson Rich.
Mrs. Alma Bell, librarian. reixmts nrat
Vat this library lor colored, troorsjtake
ow lias approximately 2.400
oaks. 1.000 of them" owned by the ; pcc.
overnmont.. and the others being * uti]i
ift volumes'. - _ to "tl
^ ?r? ects
Jishop King Feted
iy Fellow Clergy
U New Year Dinner ?
kl-UAKH A. "Fl
The' cabinet urjcl city p.cstorr ?ot
+p At hti t i Cili.lMrliif VTT I h^ t
lrttuMir-t (Muuch {rave :.utri ts;. :
irMiday /htuu-r Jrtrmur; a* Mr
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Ml/a M Kill' ' (
In nrtrttttri'i TTr T~ I- I tin 1 ?u?pyrr
hull IV)? ludcd tut key, and all the ,.
rtnihitn^s the program ronMsb-c' ru.jr
l' impr(Au{Ttvi i-pM'rht-s i:iv??i? bv
r^vs. Orcpnc. Nrwton. 'Fwm.us, .
Jrcllcy and III-.1 ic?> in responsr U ,y-\ij
!cv. Jt A. Baxter. t-b*> toast jr.a.s- pur!
fr. To tills UVc- fei.xhdp "Tn his tin*
lnirac teristfc way rexjio.uii d. . ' ^
ThOxp prr^nf 'wrrr BlsftiVi Ktn.*: :rn*t
Jrs. Dicki-rson . hi: icciriiii \;
upt; Hwrle.N. Baxter and New-..:1"''1
on; Dt:;. Tho:nif. MrMiU. anot, 11!' 1
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ER, CHARLESTON, S. <
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rings Bioioy
HAMPTON * INSTITUTF.
.Alcthia Orfcni'' of Savanna
tanl in 11??;' biology dcp.artm
lute, make a bacterial aTiaft
JfAmei
? Hampton Studei
Value of Science
iM L'i'f jn" t N\"rTrifTi'" 7 v7 "-T
nee of l5i'>luuy ran make "itp.p?
contribution to the victory ?
Hampton Institute students
science art- lcisrnini; thr
>. then; instruction at live lul
t Virginia college'includes r.e
projects dealrnp with' jvaitr
hems wricii bi'j?>'sy iivipii
rrrr -
Ve. sire e.spccfaIly/concert led
time,", says D?'? *T. W. Tumi
rl of the tyo/b gy depart me
i__dirt c t iiru ' >if insii-n? tro n
7uA<-r? pVf.cMee of bur-slutles
h tu prepare them lor maximu
illness, in a mold at war.
dthough tiif -Granby Island 1?
ory near Norfolk has1- be
n over by the armed fore
Is no longer available for prn
Work by our .students,. ..we-a
zing our own campus fuTTTFn
he utmost iit working out pi"
directly related to ihc war."
lommer
Vomanl
' ASH IN Ct'I'ON' > r i AN
t .1 f.a.i'ti: Toy? v
i hi I iMicii 1 >ri ii I'tnii
l'ornue t y Wben.Oiu
-f ri i 1 i1 ' r 'v^'-ndntr'n +~(i'
pa: l nii.'iif head,1. for an ;
' wil'tcti no "DomfsMc C*>i
cv" the c!( par-iirient s -publir
The article, "Ammonia ? i'rt
and Watel," 11 \ ealeCl the t:
;:'Uicr i i hnu.-rliokl iiinmoi!:;i
Will' f f I < if t
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uiia (Jir rtirmiuil *T:t!i
bui'vnil "I ! ' i1'.!. oJitl tannr
:un.:r. l.'r vtc?l .Si.ius IVpa
In-. |.i'? if J--.U M.lv K?. I!> t'J. ;w
i!t. ?>t In.'ti :j.ii it ; mii a n
- i ,111i -< 11.111 \f.-r-firftirrtt
i> n..?iwii?fcnim u hn?in.r.i'W'
ciiihp* ahlj. ill a-truths how. I>
Meet Debc
Unsung Bl
lb \v II I ! VM l'l( Ki ns
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vj i mi: i i r :m i\v- wnuK?
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T rrrrrt tfirrtTy.Trrrtr. nf nthrFrlN
nvTt fo-,R ,v?rt in cull Rrv*Ifi
aiv wHi, i.?ir flip Negro" worn
-.?rfd a;i wf.n'pn nn;i it^iv
h> 'iosinvril.il' fl?< f pi it n
the f ;?:P nl I>(;bot\in f'ui'iii'tl
rrr.'A.i, Mir IMtrhr.r
N.r::r . Ifar- " '
t'linlnh ftrtUilcM tottyfht. for
il ii.s :i . tin I 01111 h M o irh
. jf.inirnf fT the continent
v; v.;i.v .';';rv rewarded with
rmrTT?,.",d t nr-n-n?'rr?r*
of \lasMK hu.sells.
Ilorn of vcfv portr |rnfcnts
MnimoOlfl county, Mussh
iiH'ttH, Deborah Sampson
fe 'ipir If j j rf.
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Va. -(SNS > ? Mits j CJinlpi', comm,
n, (ja., teaching av I t ..
. . ..a . 1 function# Ihc
i*nl at Hampton In|rsi?
of Tnitk for tkf ! lli? Virgini
Is Brough
4 c an Victi
nts Are Tanft.ht _
? to the Nation
9,
^ ^"'Arenrtitlik- .Ly f>"i' TuljHT l^flTp:
' pomes, or lit.* liMsing or \egataoie
't- [without soil. ic. nnp-ol the mnjo
ol. .cuiitr:bullous of blologv to thr \v:i
sp {p'ffort in -Ahlch h amnion 1
p- ^IucIpius Jw i' bct'jmr part icularl;
v- ! Interested.
no ' F<fr * nourishing _ vegetable 'plants
v; | wale: to which suitable elvf-mlcnl
ll.it t' bl'i'li 1 ill'1!' li 'l' li ' li IHtilMttil 0
?. M-hia method has.. been. - t-rrw
p- ! expert menially in the Hamptoi
pr- Inst jute greenhouses, "with noiablt
n1- [success ip- the growth of tomatoes
>r\ .* "\Vhr.v. Uife.?l^uiey Tsb'nd Healtl
^^fcabornVot-y- V&* Vaasryear
!n"! sji,v;, Dr Turra r, "several of ou
lucU'iita worn nbU to profit by ttv
b- ' teaching unci supervision of sktlle'
en \ scientists learning the practica
o-: i and theoretical aspects of medico
c- ' technology.
cv , "Oni: ol these students. Miss R
I Aletkia Greene is ot Savannah, Gu
j- iitiihting this training its a icaCh
j itu? assistant um our department
iciFedorah
Economist
P.- ? it! ' ?"> iim\ - be integrated -into 'u??v
tv?' ^ . ,r}r./>o't ti?- *r? :s
ur. : - '
V -rre Mi: :< .... | )V>| IJ
la ni.M't npiii of rom.m?-rce. Mrs. F.iy>
"tn ; mc:rrriii'.'r . rrprrrruunLj rJt^t_;rcrr'
b - < .our.it nes* h>r critical TTTTpTuTT*!
n- fii?in ihc L'iiited States "ta-ceisar
a- inaint un the eco;iOrn> of jh
of pi .tin try.
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ft only i?f .a. i.anmrr no 111 the
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XVtth hm STT she purchased .t
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T | it lit a ( i! i. ol hax^
errj. pthr ?ta!p nrvay from the hou&
' on* t?h> dr. .s.Sfri hCrsclf J
'-than, and presented herself C"k;
lobev. lTTft. ny i voting man anxtmt
nl ; ;o loin bis rftons to tnoe of th?
countrymen in the Common cause
1 * ; she wan enrolled in the army un
' ' dei the name of Robert Shirtcliffe
nl j
a She was one of the first soldier?
v 1 ! t tie (* vr|vi'l1?"! C'lUt., FTHTflitT
J forms were nssi#ht?d l>v lottery
hefs didn't fit; but she fook i
needle nnd scissors mui i|tucklj
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unity. Tlti? is just onf of the many
biology department "is performing
a school. (Parsons* Photo")
t To Aid
ory Effort
[She makes . bacterial analyses ofv
?| milk ?nnd nthei fond a?for the I
campus. as weH as conducting va- |
j rious other tests,- in cooperation ,
* ! vith the cooperation with the col- !
. Uv4th 4he eo!lege?heapfry ^Uvision^ She-i"1
i;i aI:?T trainine ytudo'ntn m the ele
[merits uf': pha^c of laboratory tech- r
j.nology," . /\ \ '
?-j?Inrrpaittd production withoufr in* y
creased- labor -hardly sounds like
biology.. yet." the science makes an |
i important contribution in thlt, j
s ! urea a'u.o- according hi nr Turner. I
1 i fur >utwt yt'iM lit lms lictu cm
perlmcnting- with . the problem of |producing
a five*lock stralrypf
cotton irour strains that produce a
high?per .certt pf three- and fourlock
boll;;. The\^/uh.ie 1 <hj v nioro
JHTuttivc Strom 61 couoh k) the
| war ;tCfor? is odious.
0[ " . ? ?
! Jumper Or Skirt.
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. . Her host love.?the juniper outfit
it) a smarter than-evcr stylo
t.y ?.T.n,an Martin, Pattern 1>2(>7!
'In tj-out iiierc or? jaunty sl^irt
. * pleats; ht buck there's h simple
4 buttrmngv. jjiousc uuj skirt ver-'
?^sioti, tOo! . ~.
! only in children's sizes 2, 4. 6. 8. J
"*~on*l in. St?,; (I, Jumper, rcqnlraa "
~~P 1-H yards!bJ-lfffh faliiie; Ion*--*
plopve hlriTT?cri " 1*-S yhTdT 8g |'
p , inch. ' *'. ,> i,
i. Send SIXTEEN CENTS in _
- coins for this Marian Martin pats
torn. Write plainly SIZE. NAME,
, AlpPESS and STYLE NUMBER.
vmier rouncration Jrattern i)6H6
- t>y Marian Martin NOW! Hiis
i permanent pattern of your exact
measurements 1* easy to mrfko "
\ n muslin. It eliminates tiresome
' T.rVKfr*, i'Attern. ^xieen erntts.
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Pfcrtnient, Scotf Newspaper SynAuburn
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Ammonia Has
Gone To War;
By HAZEL L70RIGQ8
WAbHIWOTOW, D C. tANJW
I- Decrease of household ammaiia ^
l?n- grocers' shelves. throughout the ---' I
I ration means- ?l>at this products as-liociated
by houseWivfcs with spark- 3|
I ling windows, hj^ gpne jtft war^' Thai
? has assumed top-notch fayportunce
in the war efforf, and
I will be equally essential to postwar
rehabilitation was revealed re- .
Olivia Frost, Negro Woman ecoInomlc
analyst with the United
State# - Depprtmcnt of -Qommwfre ?
I fur -Do>ivk!c fon i meiee,'* puhhca^=
Itlon of the"department .J
Mrs. Frost's article, "America out
of Air and Water" indicates Dot "
ammonia has catapulted to a new
high" in industrial importance^ since': :
the war began, as a speed-up agent
fo.r the production of synthetic rubber,
as a source of pure hydrogen
for the use in weldings and as an
aid to increased resistance ofafeael
Co abrasion and corrosion, lor OS"
in the manufacture of aircraft and
naval vessels- .
Besides these uses, &wmonl&-aLso
is neco^sary to the manufacturer. of
pharmaceuticals and plastics, wide- .
iy used ror photographic films aad~
other vital war materials, and in
laoguor used?for??finishing
planes,, guns and tanks, Mrs. Frost
points out. . J
In post war plans, ammonia-wiuBB
be valuable as a source of nitrogen,fB
ft restorative agent for the soil,
Mrs. Frost says, commenting; n
Paradoxically. whUe production
of ammonia is being expanded tremendously
to provide "bombs and
more bombs to destroy our enemies,
its value as a fertilizer supplying
nitrogen processes
is counted' *.'7.Oh 04 *
post-war outlet for our greatly ex-^|
panded porduction." ||
?Mrs. Frost. 27. wrote
"Ammonia out qI Air and Water,** yl
in connection with her duUea at
economic analyst with the chemicals
staff of the bureau of fardtai ;**nnri
riameotio oummeree. U. O. pgii
partmeut of Commerce. Appointed'T~
to this position in May, IMS, ^
through civil service, her record
shows that she illustrates how ca- .1
pably a Job. may he executed- when J
filled -g
perlcnce rather than on the basoH
of color considerations. 16-Year
Old Harlem 1
Girl ToTace Trial
For Teacher Assault
HE I*- lANPi ? A
U>,yi ar old girl was paiuletl hi
her qwn custody th?s week by j
Magistrate Richard McKiniry 6 HarTem
court- for a trial in
rial session on charge*eiheaa-?
soUIted her"school teachfr at tjba
Warileitrh High ?rhor>l Th??girl
is Pdnolo Johnson, a student at
the public school.
The girl was arrested on "com- .
p'aiiit of Miss Mathilda '* Enhrefehl,
white, the Bronx, who al-^
kged she was beaten .in- a- dispute"" in
the Riurfont'a l*w>b???> ?
^ M "wvirnvt UUI illg Ml
inspection tour, ' . 7' 'i
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On Top Drnuii /jk
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fk \\k II fj
Vt hll?< dNtmi i?re hot oiwttya fhtfy W*
allied, whne one sroka the ImpoWkMe
weh dream do rnmn llj-at yoOjhtUok m :ti
lot idiout ynUraJufir. If y?P rc*T? hPT ?;
that behave*, a iiTSfmany healihy a?H>.
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pi* ol Mwiilwf WH> jr?r??. Mi?l^ -.. .
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frr?lno QA. Ml direction* da|ifH
wniplct. o? MwWU Wmt* l>?w?l?r M#
ivtf?W? ud Mm MoMoio Booklet.
llii ipiwi? ii IIU HiBi K>r kw mwhm ' |
p<yMw<re. jnje^M^dtroe^l j
jw?R<?e commo with kit |?W pit*".
Wrtto now.
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