Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, October 24, 1948, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 8

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R> rf-531 I?-? pf. "'' r-vcr r.*' :.M it' 'VQBB ' t ^ ' SJX GENERATION'S? -Mis. Hmi--p 5- - -rietta Bar urns. 10&-year-old Me-j , Donough. Ga., citizen, has lived to J , .^ee the birth of a great-great-Rreat- | 1 V" 2to>an<iaaugfitet, the sixth generation, i Z : ?? In thls-~dmjsual photograph. Mrs. I r afclfUIHs..'Center, is surrounded by | i l-l ppresentatlves of her offspring. To j ? I her left is ft daughter, Mrs. Emma j I > Sessions, 77, with whonV she lives j in McDonough. Her granddaughter,, 1 Mrs. Rosa Welch, 55. or 369 Chapel i I 8t., S. W., holds great-great-great i < ^ granddaughter Beverly Dianne [< Jfairies,' ^ontiis o I d.*Mrs. Bessie ( James, daughter ,of Mrs. Welch, i stands, directly Uehihd her mother, j 0 '<i Jau, iJ j.p: Indianapolis |' Employs Women i j h In Postal Dept. j INDIANAPOLIS?' ANP > ? Three j Negro women, "Mrs, Kat.bereen Pal- ' i? ' ?'* mpr Mr<; OHerrv Fmrx-k nnrf Mrs' ' Hjl ' ' Faye Rodman, were appointed reg- ' "W-" - ' ular substitute-postal clerks qa^rfr. 11 and became the first Negro worn-. K en postal clerks in the history of the ( Qjour HAHf r . ( ^ Perfectly ^Y, V. j mm ;; m Bi| ? * " this half clamourJH trnaih ,6u want. thajfll Half Glamour fita your Jh r\#4 JS**""?1 do^B ~ ' on wear ii ; u tjLP ^ W-ugVT! . e . r~^B E':' - ;.' . I i, , m; I c i u Ft*1 } Pi Ib i al id vlute Lt-side her is her son, Raleigtr^-fi rames, 16, father of Beverly Dlrtm./* ? incidentally* Airs. Barums lias 7 q ivlng children. 28 grandchildren. N 19 great-grandchildren, 22 great--I treat-great-grandchild She had e lever worn glasses, crochets and has ?j. nade seven quilts this year. In the!* ibsenee-of a hospitalized daughter,, j. Mrs. Barums cooks and only last . Saturday cut o u t two shirts f ot ; ine of?her great-great^ A member; if the Locust Grove comfmmhy-^ ihut.ch; Mrs. Barums looks forward } o more living and pleasant work- : ^ ng. ; - - r U Indianapolis onstofftm: ' ' ^ These women came In from the j t separate female register set up at-:i?r tlu> last civil service exam. They j , lave all Joined ,. the Indianapolis if atanch oi the postal alliance feeling [} hot tKip orgnnlaat km cypre^cd the- ^ forward moving spirit of American- ! sm at .its best . George Ress is the j J icting postmaster of the Tndirtnaixo- i lis office. | I Carol Brice { Stricken While On Alaskan Tour NEW YORK ? <SNS> ? Sotuc-J hing new has' occurred to Carol ! 3rice, the world famous contralto.! Phis time not an-'award. The young inger for the first time in her oreer was unable to fulfill her con ' ert schedule. Earlier this week, .if- ti er a cross?cmwtry^ Slight to~-~Alft?ka - p or a tour of six concerts. Miss n hice was smitten with grlppe.-tWHl- ^ latf to cancel iter Alaska Lour un- ol il such time its she recuperates h * . ?. : : ttl M.ss Bi ice is confined to her mom u t the' BantixoIL Hotel iu auV-rr daska. It is felt that the siion or.-. i her Alaska lour ore going to lersuade the .yoflftg contralto to ir eniam in Alaska 'until she gets u. X? .. -i. 1- ? .1 ? M 3 nr refunds' on Yds "tic kets for the" nold out tour for it is hoped that liss Brice will perform .the cun> ..yt ert.v at it later date. ^ It is felt that Miss Briee eonractetl the illness because she v.as orccd to si: in the lobby of a hotel? tj o Seattle, Washington which re- ,"(l ustjd to give her the ucconnnoda- t). ions for which they had contract- p *d. Miss B rice's personal rep re- ()] entative.' Neil Scott: and-her at or- |(ley, Mr. Harry Bragg, aYe'studying ' he case, eontemplat ing legal ae-' tf ton against the hotel in the e\enl j, hat Miss Brice {s unable to fulfill ,j icr contracts because of illness JT ontracte# while being denied hotel (? ecumnmduLiuns ? ?7 NAACP Youth 'f Fo Honor Miss " [; Alice Qpachmqn . i! I A11 re H^udnner of the s< Ww In : A B Award i ^lll III ^1! Hcert ^Kenship Thru* pderstanding wa(s pncipal Theme WASHINGTON ? Representaves of some to fort-.km countries utu> ipntcu. mi ,i Oiic Wi.nu-Gmr-1L, ?by the?National ouncii of Negro Women m the In~ ir-uAjtoitraenuh Aiuian'limi r.t n?' aibor Department The Colorltii rogram, featuring native music id folk dances, was one of the ?h spots in Hie council's Uiitenth annual conference. Tlnoughout tli.; lour^day-oonclave World Citizen-inii Through Huun IJudersiran.ui-g ha.- been spottiiteo by l.ooo tie uuatc he music.d !i ui:.m y n- keepd witli tite o-;:or.izat<j6>u% theme. Opening music for the concert as furnished by the Unfted States avy Band. Mrr Mnrton rr "n*in..n introduced the , guests from the Iplomalio Corp*. and Dr~ Mar. IcLeod Bethune, lounder and pi -, deutt NQNMV presided. ^ PIKIXUALl. I'llESENTKIJ "SPVerol American Negro spirituals fere presented by Ha ward Uiuverty A'Cupeila choir imder the iction of Warner B. Law.son. ther music depicting the \v?ri i illowship theme was. given by Miss [earlier Bowyer, Engliish .soloist: /acclon Betlejewski. Polish* organ iL Miss?1 si ins?I.oBlanoh.?Cuin* iah pianist: Frantz Cassous. Haian guifrttHisi- Anna Koor 'CTuncrr tanist;"" "Mrs. Anno Chresoho.*, heek soloist, accompanied by_ Mis. Hcolos Aip van Is Numbers wer't given by Cristobal iar/.a. Mexican "soloist, aecompanid by Mrs. Ethel Ramos Harris, a *eisuin Tove song and danee. l? liss Parveen Bakhliw -of 4mn and lastern,folk dances by Miss Kalina Kowshtk. A tea at the White House was the ocial highlight of the convention n the iiVisencE bT Mrs. Trinntnv rttr eleuates were received by Mrs. ulius Ktug. wile ol the Secretarj f i he Ituerluit^ Mf- Tfihi daily llc-Ul the Attorney Gimrnrh-ftfgi Irs. Jesse Donald<-011, wife of tiu *ostma!>ter General. ' Cab* A mI** vi Minaiduii in Creative Writing Open Competition For Plays, Songs, Stories, Scripts new york. n. y' - the n;ioiial five ar' av.url iiw -i i.,ntrofil ili'mkiird to ,-liiuiuu' creative writing 'in the nitetl bintrr and -assist writers- m ouuttmp tetttgmtiorr forrrnt-ir u rwk as announced a series of nr.r.c:. t:d~ t r uowsiit'tt" rot pi a y w r u h u. v<iivt_ny. screen hoi t and. sip>i'i t)1 v w i lt or P< HiI'.vish'.p.-?:.iift >':i-h pro:-- TTTT t- awarded on merit alone. Acadelic deRiee.- and other educational < clip round mi: in" J"- j ? jv?sulueliou <>T" prize winninu ianu>eiipt.s unci'Fellowship plants. Sponsored by Norman GersJeuiuk~ 'Inc.* n: n manufacturers. Thr ational Five Arts Award has bt .111 to contact cdllo'pe.s universities nd Writers' Clubs for entne.- *iu le first of it.s annual national c-.n;sfs in Which up to $100,000 will be warded as follows $30,000 in easli rizes and $70,000 ni 140 fellowships 1 $500 each. EIJ.OYVSH1PS AVArLABLE Accordinp to its national uiiet>r. Nat Sherman, the structure of he. Arts was designed to avoid ie shortcomings . ehai^ictei ista.' -el to t wri'inp contest's and ol The 5:1 _v> ntiitK fellowship^ Air filiexian dialed .tfmL^hy attempt n> di?ivrv and ft id writing Tnjein ' o beyond .the mere naming of wipers iuTd pm inentT of prizes, , 'nin leans." hf said, "that after tijii\st winners are named and?t*4iwships awarded on merit, pro1T. TlOIT uTUl publication of the best L-iipts should be provided for." J'or example, The National Five ,rt.< proposes fo arrange for the imr play. Under this plan, in addimi i.. i. mi? .iM.va ..f latioiia.1: Five Arts Award will tintM'/'tke T o .o'range the prod net ion I: l^n ?on against restrictive cuven ls in housing, incqiialr iw, in ocl fctTonal opportunity, and denial 1-the rtRht'to vote. the detente 1 re-dedicate themselves to tlic fctlmnng struggle against diarrfrr Ktton in employment, education BUll|i Mill III I In armed force,s Bunted Stated Ki40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Lull JON l??ni? M 7*V Try < Nn.talw fonlo for w??k. f ?n>f fo body ? Nek r.r iron ten and ?<>tneu nmi -oi.i fry ^KyTlNgiiNr II.6(1 .n. Wr ; M ?r?r??(,rr? ^ I . X. . THE LIGHTHOUSE AND MISS 1.ISK I'MK 1 J MISg MARY . .LOU USH.EH, s1- ; '. .I't'liil. C-i-i-?U4+-??>Hr1 p , e.l I II. U M : Fi^H. October 11, ii: '.in lrnprcssno | c.Tnrtt^hght service. - i - / -* ? f the play by a reputable. ju'cifiM- j ; .'-.onal producer. The playw liuR. 'i i would then ruawe a Dramatist:, j--'0 pCfUiid contract \thh the rrpuin! ^ j toyalti'-i 1 >r- a - v -pr.".lc"- j ^ i Hon. and standard io nh.e,, )- j !. ."i'fJUu? JAlid iclt-r??rr ;> "'nnr.i'; , " \ liir.h it. etl-t f jll. .. tip . vould also receive pro. ccilv- ?7; f ; "lu ;he of Dentin;; ;ie r:a';'e 1. ' ' hi? work. , t?11 "IX ( ASH \\\ AI!|K ' ' * T?HI (V. h ,(V...r<;s >1-, :>< 1, rii t y A?! i ' | _ . rn ' T~i second d: :/!' of ? l',?')!:().. aA?d lirrn. ' ioyrUi. Llili-iixwl _JX! h?1.?- h T? w ' ?t ?? -Mi ftlQO.'OOu will lj.-? II- il t > ? , !,)]; . i t:i ..Ncuuuiiuii.* - Pr*? ?PrMrw'mp. f. *".tr i. fellow11 s re < i .1 he nrr.?.r : ."ill be ln'C to .v- the money it) j ^ .'any way hi 'f.Vt m y iJ! s> -lurtlw. ' ?. . ">1. \\ r: ;ia;. taiwi. I'l ' : h 'he pi;. i |U' ' h.Ik .i I \i Ar' I:':.' -l i iK<?JU'| );).' pi lii,. i^l.nr |-ro-iT.er;rrri ~r ' -fpubVr;it:c!i (if 'he fa--; m-i .;- ' p' ' -torus and song.-. Aruf-t-it each ra<?r ; { the author wtll in i I > c 1;:!! rov .!f; ' fit conformity with the Ivghc-L! ^ j -fnndnrd- >ei by all r'.u WrrcrV ' ,, Guilds ' ?-- -* J-i-S* I XTKV I I I! :?? l_L..._The cont-o 4.- w huh a.4i?n?:.n 1 all writer-, require a.tv.-I do.l.n- n:- j -j ! try fro on the first mhnu--'npt nth- * 1 milted, and a one ilo'l.>.r -*fer 1 ! '! each afld'l'ioml. ntn. The ?-! L>-j' . >0 \1 date of flip coiHe^i is 'January lil.-V - 1949." AnfiiiutieejneiVR'-nf -he Nor- of ' mnndy Pen Av., ids and F. How li.y- It. ' will be nuido Ann! 1. t*? nr-^-'-rr 1 Etch category will he 'judged bv Jt u panel of three." all writers; critics pt for producers of iintioiva) rcpiration C: .in the field in whan" they act as w' - - ihd'rc^. *?' "I*! >i National Five Arts "Board of Gov- ID ;epnnr. |. mad' up of?X-nvi?t'n?-1? I visver. attornev. Profe.s-or .lamb : Wfisc-f, instructor of writing. .CM . 111'. j College of New York. Richard SU:- 1 > erson. public reiat-iftns c-uisuhunt. :n 1 and Dr. George Pi'u-Mii. flxccuau' to ( Secretary of the Marine Corpsa! Father's Association. I m I West's right in Berlin so' out in tr* . British Whl'e Paper. I? 162 percent of "those cxarr. * od :p, draft rejected for mental ills. . ' ' - ' ' ^ * ''..-i^Stoaaas | BB?BHHK99SKBHSHHHBHKir !' MIS^ F1SK AMI linr rnt'HT ) ;it i it : coiviiial .'Vi jt; ?-.-K M 11 j ?: : _* I i Chijnoi ^Sunday. OC'vk)> i JO, ;.i-u; ^ t.O i> !H ' > M From let! ''.i :: ?hr ,\tT V voi. .r ' Pul 11 ?' id A? i.?l ' ?. C ?? uv i;- ?\l - ,!; i^A#^i^f niuwt You ran nvuke your dull. . i ~dry^ h*r<l to mnn.iiH1 hah?f,,,;-sparkle like .diamonds ? I se * f PFuko IInir Dressing ami see | hmv it firings out highlights.. ? With I'juko your hair looks softer, longer, Milkier becomes so easy to arrange.. * ; 1 ... I ? ... - ^ 1NFDS.WCR, COLUMBIA, SOUTH Talent* ' ' Crowned By ^Soterf Allele ! ?has. Brasfield NAyUVTLLK. Tcntx. fSNHi -i ?( tuniul una Limited Mis.-, Vhirr ju Usher from Atimu, Geuieia. us crowueU_Miss Fist on the n.^lv. ._Pv.iQb.Ci 11 in an iinpre.SMvc md !c;mn qandlellght sen ;ce at Fi.sk rnjorial' Chapel. Miss Usher wasby ljf'ni a ret lire-on T.f A r\- ~ n::a. Ijouistonn. out.st adding back v the F: V. football teativ. . Afj.ci no v, n an able cv? ed by white curpetry, Miss IJ-he.- j bit on a white* pillow at llie p 'tis.; if palm-ueeked altar whMe lit tiarlf-s .1 ilnisan. vlr> <?ff:t;iatc\l at ir1' cci'crtajiiy.- aiki.' ?the s.a-.:ii tiar at i)ic lour . raa.ii'v qititi.'tattoll cd won/.mi Hid. nmv.clv i.1 imv11 r. ?sihi 1 i: ?be.iuhv?ami i.r^m-?ifs?*t>ak.' j.i eharni. in- u.i the pi in- , p.il requisite for all people. I3r. i hr.'-niT'"also mentioned that. the rnxr.mz of M'.Ss !':?K \vas one - T 10 mo it. yrarrtiii mi l beautiful editions of the University. OKI KXQJ'ISltE ilriK omvN , ; ' M-, . 1 ' . wi -.1 .- .. . ..-A ! M: . isk of 1918-1!) " hv Clnrln. : la. ( ..plain >1 mo finnan u.-un ollouinq this part of '.He ceremony, i ?lu*4<r?wTi - led?oo-lrer?iftmnp ' Lore'her attendants nsvHited her rr^ert-in- -nnTxqtrr?TW'"wh.ire gtr.nr1 .lu of f-the'-shbulcier neckline .ai d itn contrast ma. band- ni lace a:.rt atquisette on tho l'uii_h_L''?p( cl s ml. j s . ULOr '-Vt-FTI?rr;?,-i .r n .* i mini and beauty thai is America. Her attendants made a fntnit, tting for ,\I;ss Fisk. They "a r e s" J-'Atr'.r* ' ' i Denver. Colo., in h strrtpT?"- wi-. 1 V fl'ettt town; Mis'S Ma ire f-hr.i .*'i r aqUH-hiarioe taltera Kovvn M:>.; >in Banks. "Columbus?ui_. wo prill; taffeta; Miss Bet-ty J car. J i-ens'naW. Ft. Worth. To\ i -, in j tiitc marquisette: .md M'.ss YCtmre j irtWj Atlanta, Ca . hi "pale pltijc i arquiseu<\ * . J ?-?X ? Atnnut! Miss'.Usher's other achieve en la are: the presidency of .he' sk University Choir; membershipthe Women's Solvate and Doriui- ; ny Conned, .aid numiber&hia^tn ! Ipha Kappa Alpha" Sorority. A1 usic major who has featured any times as piano soloist at uivcr>u> .recitals and..yls j an Iv.uist'udcnt. Miss Usher plans to c i; adtvite work in music at ht> Unir.-ity of Iowa. Ai.r. o.l LViivcr. ( . lor.: to lie'' m.-.U Cl ?\:,W Ol 1 ' : it. I. ,m.-r irt?u- IIhi-i It*.? I . ; . ! At iaii' a ( ii j; . .loon Bank- <f C'olumuu .. Ivo and M.- M tih.e Ct.rr.t nl ti.e. . Florida " BBSS ? . 4 . t , C % i ' a <4 ^ CAROLINA " ^. At Is d Title. *" ' rf'S&j PLAY PARTICIPANTS -Pictured : >bo\:e are mcmbprs <A-Mte Dennett ? Collar- Pteshmali Cittrkl, who win i 'participate :n- rh.p three.' one-act t plays Oct. 22i5?5 They are, left t'a.Vc Bliumlt Tife&l / To Present Tl ~~(;KKkNsboro, X 7\?fh .^cntcu h.y-tiu' Jiuiuiutt L'oliej?U-i dramatic season at Ih Collect'.. ' '"this Property Is Condemned." J ' The Baor." and "The Woman in ! i the F'-eighl Car." are the three j 1 plays which:-axe uncle;- the director! of Mi ks. ftniKi.1 nff Johruonjin- I ? (Jinc'luf in npiimh mid di'H'Hi.cU ' ' v 7fTthi' College. ' 1 _c-This Property Is Condemned," a t play concerning a delinquent girl,; i taken from the- lanted play collect- 1 ion, "Twcnty-Severt Wagons Pull of [ < Cotton" by Tennessee Williams, is: <, a dell bate drama ot a delinquent "irl Tie olav slurs. MRs Lucy Ar-?i ring ton, Rocky Mount). N. C., Miss < Laverne Chavis, Afioskld, N. C., and ' i Mr Ezra Skelton. Greensboro, N. C. \ ATLANTAN IN CAST < Cast in "The Boor." Anton Chekhov's lamrrua comedy are* Mto Lilian Goode, Asheville, N. C., wSr.vj College Heads ji At inauguration Of Eisenhower ? Hv CI.AHYS r. GRAHAM NEW YORK ? > AMP' - College f ' i'm -xlents of America's lcadinu No- 1' i ., ( ahof-e?.'.n o pro a nt nt the in - i. ;omiration of Gan. Dwiuht D. El;-- ( nil- uvr as president of Columbia i!;7c-?-rr^rv brirpm tjzr A'a fin Audi ul" f < .. !? <J> ;u '. Al'-mitiu.'irle llcl&ltt . vyc'k ' { Co'ioo.iio^ from 3To Amorh an niii-' r ?rr'Vtr^yy, roreftii i;. I'tuTT ru aid . i a arr.p I snefWv-. pat'iioljratud in A < ' uv in. . Tip .u .rirl.-o At p.m. ( . .(.hod - > Vui'>ni; NejVo due. pi ? -~Da-, iVl-r-rov jrr**Md'iwL^_; I ?In university -Pa ?. Or. Rufus i f o. . . Clement. Atlanta univor uy. < . '! Adair- u.'tnifci BcillcL Taliade :a ( -** 'i<i o. Dr. Marttrr Jo:.kins. pro. i- "" i.l :*f Moiyan state enUcue: l>r: M r.acaj Wyatt .Johnson." Howard u . i\afy;and Dr Charles Spur-.;-.] John oh. Fl.sk university. ' > i luit. -i i'i?> flrvt Nfi i ;sl-c..- : i> ;U < i Lii*t JlU\, lit- w IV, : ! ;}:t>-d an htm rary doctor if U ii*Tce < h??norts cui&a> fi'. rn ! Co", uibi.i . . 1 . i . fiiiir. but .sindciiUs; Marvin ?'".t' h 'rnc. Toledo." 0.. and Ki nni i. linkm- wvre members of t ?? -ciiair. ?dun Lud by Jji ?. . ! iV-i'.r.i'?i 'iM'U'.dqi?r?r? -Leu,... rrn^r dftikins, a sehyl n- j 1' : ' irw-T?- mHinrug, iu. E; isl; - ?? ?; r f<->: (! i rop forecast i.-, approach";ny ienhzntion in U. H _ +~ Here's The Simple Ea^y Way ibo .COLORS HMR IET BWC.. uoveiv b:t0WN s:>r.r>LS) *T >,UI 1"*% in t || UI II mn mhhr .. i ?i<? waiting Arte (>'<? fT> y for results . only OU .??* A*rr >' J cO.i OR" Ra:r thai ' "fjh y' 1 c.rav dull. faded. burnt a-0 f / ufeuss t he very first a;iyl?_ v..'\ calrun of BLACK STRAND or V /A HROWMSTRANB Hair Colo. ,n* AT/' ^ imparts nituraJ-Tifcr', hixrrtW" J jCj M.uk wr I tow n lx*.~iuty"to hur '"Jy CT.Tf ii xirrnkcd. ieray. faded. * Jpuirrt and off-color. And oijMU^. your h.i.r is nliSoHJoth :it.d rvoiffy ?s2lo???tr?f5u u ?i InIW r?e-y it ?M<? keep " your Coir always lonkini; its inost colorfu1 Ix-st y .Mi a Black Strand <t Brown Strand applies t tan or touch up as ncrcssary Full direct' ni ' ?rmrrrtrrhe * UuY I'dc i>lu?u*. faua , >'"? i (T7 uT1 JTsr Krimv ?>?? nsyoT iiuuuin. CYTrJXl roTTvrt-hTafk or Irt n h"lr- "fry lonignt. b-?' sf;>t.iioA or josncy Im. k guaranteed. ( Mt'l'ION ?I'ac onl v as dirtx-tcd Gal ru Now Double Slto Block SlroacF-" Twico At Ati/ck. Only $1 00. i BLA C.K S T R A N D, . Black or Jot Black Hair Coloring BROWN STRANO 1 . tight Broom?Modliim Brown-?Oarh Brown I Bl ACK S IRAMO CO.. 1 LB S. CUfi too. Cktcago A. A v7".. ,x . ; ' 1 ' - . . . .--Sf. ' -? , >--r?^ intan | "Miss -* _ ?- ,777 ' ' ' " " Jm ^1 . v ' " ?;-""v ' ; '; ' ' ': ' ^ 1 " " '; , ,/T1 'jj*?1'' ,m ut Jki Jght, Misses Lucy Arrihgton. Rock^ VIount, N, C.;. Lillian Ooode, Ash" rllle; N. Cr; Thclma Allison, Allan a, Georgia; Ruth Bullard. Way noss, Georgia.; Barbara iXrrsey unan Gutfd-iree Plays vee one-act pliivs,-to be xeshman players, Friday. anc t^2o. mark the opting of tht ifonry Smith, Atlanta, da., and Mr -Villiam Skelton," Instruct or-, at Dudey High School; Greensrtro, N p Leading roles in The Woman Ii -He?Freight Car," ii stirring . wai Trrrm?tiunjumum lW'kk4ns --h lives - of two?army nurses an jlaycd by^Misses Barbara?Borsey 'aaadena, Calif., * Maude Thomas Lihuisburg, N. C., Elizabeth Walls Jha-rlotte, N. C.. and Ruth Bull jcks, Waycross, Ga. The. production suit lor the play, net 11 do* Miwt K-.uh?rinp- TC?-ai Uastalia, N. C., Addle Williams, Mpi oe. N.. C.. Irma Weathers, Colum alai S. C.,?and Maggi Ricks, Eln City, N. C., assistant to'the directoi Biased Passport Form Banned By U. S. Bureau WASHINGTON ? After, pi'otes jy Leslie Perry. Washington Bureai MAACP. the U. S. Bureau of Im migration and NatOT3tt7i\tlon tia <hollshed the practice of reservini an" for white citizens alone whili squiring Negro Americans to desig Vntr themselves "as' 'black /' The Bureau had sent out the 'o'lmvirrg instructions fur forms re [Hired ST im "Americans _sei-klhi reign travel: Native-born citizens of the Unit d fittae- of i '1 Caucasian'or uhia .1 ccs. depaitmg for permanent v? acienue. in a foreign country, shout jo recorded by race as American :;lift?iuiiim' liui'n et th United ^&Httes7 viz: -cAfrrrut?^blcrd IT nit el' States, viz: African black I'hrn'ese, Japanese . . should b TlufSfid under their respective civ gna lions." ~ TTY a recent letter fo Mr. Perr\ he Deputy Commissioner of th Bui c .iu of Immigration. John Bpyc 1 IT'S AND ALL THE 7^ [CHOCOLA For Woman Who Prefer of ^ E f I Vary Dark Bronze Powder, V " I ' ' , . ' -I. . , '' , ~ ' | wins * fisk" ! : -iw ..?. I .1 - jr - Is ^ ^ -! - I .Jr jHH " - T- I . Pasadena, Calif.; Maude TliOma*, fl -1 Louisville. N, C.; Elizabeth Walls, - Charlotte, N. c.; Thelms Battle, - SB - ! Battleboro, "N. C.; and Laverne Cha- -J Ahoskle, N. C> _. . ^ ' 1 Mrs. Washington - VM Of Apex Jells- - rS-Story Building iT7; j NEW YORK ? (NNPA). ? Mrs. . . * : Sara Spencer Washington-of At-k_ j lantic City, head of the Apex Brauj ty Corporation, has 'sold the five-, story building at 2348 Seventh Ave-\ . mie, which house*d a servicemen'* . ^center during the war,, to a group ** lV-f t-c nortnirta - u iht sHW. iniue w?? lyputlW to bu 1 I uUSiS^OO. The building will be con- J J 'center by o neyvlv formed cjerporai, tion and will be known as "Milady!* -1 - Health ahd Beauty Center," M T^PfTTimTi'f piri lihnl lif ' nff -i-ugw oerporation. said the new w I j * i ganizaiion will take title to the pro* ' I -1 perty cm November 30 and will be- j j 1 gin operations in the building far i I Other officers of the corpoMM^^^J ^Smythe. chairman of -the b^aad-ief | directors; Mrs. Bertha Stroud, 8*9Rft|fl retary and Mrs. Idena Washington^ fij ; treasurer. I , Letter Carriers Down Jim Crow . j ^ MTAMTt? ?ANP>--Delegates "to the | i? 3Cth biennial convention of the Ha- J k )...ti^npl Asooeiation-bf Letter carriers- 1 e* ' defeated an attempt t > c 1 lmlnate~J- j -' .separate -branches- for - Negro apd white -postmen duuing a business .-cssinn' here last' week. Sponsored -1 - In- the New York delegnHrfr* 't.MT proposal wunld-hftVe ordered a Constitutional change to provide far - the eimnnntipn of steparat* branches c . which. have been in effect Kfnrtfc> ?nrrc ? -( The Association is scheduled toact upon another proposal soon ,* ? ,T' lni h wnuld --farp Uw mO-tonal ' " ^ ..nr-jup ftm holding conventions -in. ities which have segregation Irws. ^ e . ' . .,% v -.. wrote: "... ; , . . j j "You aro advised that this form* i together with the above-mentioned e !'instruct ion appearing thereon liaa I,:j been abolished." r ?-? -aTE BROWN I JSATIONAL STYLE SHADE 1 * ?. BLACK"? WHITE ? m n*** <**?/?'*hoSy** m H 1 i i | ' " Vj1"1' M mm frtrSZm Hi ( edient .. s$Lrct fc. H+m* ? ra^ ihh M*K ^ liiiiGsaraa i AHPWHIIEch'iuoiit^ ' BUT iimicK sass.