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L~ , , singer Dinah Washington and bandleader Earl Bosti
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Schenley Distributors) Ted Yates, nationally syndl
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Interest Women J
By Bessie F. Bell .. -f
LOW DO YOU LOOK?
The bareback Brigade will
oon be on -the rru?rch. Each sumler
because the weather is hot,
:*ost of us proceed to, as we
laim, make ourselves ooir.forible
as far as dfess js concerned,
lul froin past indications it is
tore fitting to say how most of
s undressed ourselves
To walk along the streets on
hot day, one camiot help but
render if It ts possible that anyhing
is left to the imagination,
litis, do rememb^ that bra-tops
n^ bareback dresses are far
lore suitably for the beach and
andlelight. ^ ? ?; ??-And
if you must wear slacks
trough the streets, see that they
re a proper fit. Don't wear them
aggy. They must be right. In
tead of becoming a vulgar bare
ict, in a word* let's remember
lat always woman is supposed;
5 remain one of "Life's Sweet
lysteries."
Are You Over 40? ? 1 am not;
lying you are. Of course not.
fhv, no woman is that ancient,
ut just in case you happen to,
e and since not an earthly soul
aware of this but vou, then,
eed these timely tips.
Check on your waistline. Don't
e lazy, do your daily dozens
oors. Do a lot of walking. Cut'
own of rich desserts. - Get a
oundation garment that fit.
evelop new friends for now.
iterest. Banish hate and worry
nes from the-far or bv seeking a
lore fun filled and carefree life..
J, o u S w a r z'?
Jottings
NEW YORK CITY ? So the,
drus" bug seems right here'at | ,
y door, but old man will .power
fys "keep going" , and that's
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COMING. A few Annuals..
ne MoDDy Show lor the Aged
hich will take up much of the
me of those over 65 here ' in
YC from May 4 on for a few
eeks _And really such creative rt
as will be on display is well (
orth anyone's coming miles to (
?e Then there's that 10th An- t
ual Song Festival down in
reensboro, N. C., sponsored by ,
. R. Russell Such an Activity
ves?entcitaimiumi fof"thou- "
jnds a44 through North Carpna
Hats off to Mr. Russell
BCL is preparing for the an- j
ual Convention which thi< vt-ar |
ill take hundreds of Beauticians ;
.Houston, twq,.- ;n i
Hhi Beta Sigma here are aP""
lady making way for their ;
Lotherls Day honors and no
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ANSWER
BY NEAL ENGLISH
?Ts it possible that t)ie Biblici
ideal of a Brotherhood of Man
about to be realized? Are w
at last to find the solution 1
the universal unrest and fear c
crisis that is overshadowing th
world? Will that answer fc
"Brotherhood?" Many thinkin
people today, unchristian as we
as Christian, believe it will.
Indications of this world tren
toward Brotherhood are bein
di^prrryetl e\*trry' day^ond evrr>
where. For example, trr Lawtoi
Oklahoma, N tins Eastertime,
young Jewish soldier, Joe Blun
of Brooklyn. N. Y., was selecte
to play the role of Christ in th
annual Life of Christ Pagean
held near Lawton at the Hoi
C.ty of the Wichita Mountain.'
For the first tune in the histor
of _tlus- ?2C-yc?ar old world ?fa
mous American Obc i ammergat
various roles were portrayed b;
negroes. It must be remein
Lured that. Lawton. Okla., is lo
cated far south of the Masbi
and Dixon line.
Yminf 0. I. from BroeVlyn, Joiopl
Blum, ployed Christ refe this your
In fact, as a truly represents
tive demonstration of brother
hood in full expression, it ii
doubtful whether any finer ~ex
ample could be ahown anywhere
This Life of Christ pageant, actec
out by 3000 pereo. / had perform
iny on its outdoor stages peopW
from virtually ev ry race, color
and creed. Jews, Negroes, In
dians, Hindus, Mexicans, and
AnAtrUani from aTT Walks of life
worked aide by aide to enact iU
tiTta roitw.
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home laundry 4* filling the ma.
chine, adding the soap, inserting
the clothes and starting the
machine. Machine washes and
spins clothes dry and stops automatically.
(Fig. A on plan)
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This planned laundry occuplei
x 84", including sorting and i
can Te installed with AEC, n
ing kitchen, or m any corner
or utility room.
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5Udiri ?) tlt'Mf) nI Holpolnl Int.
Washer to dryer to ironei
laundry. Her automatic equipnrfe
? mcthodsr and she can keep mr
ofT" at setting of dials. In first
volume and temperature so she
that' "firij neside washer. Dryer h
kcepm* steam and lint out of
ironing. Then she sits down to
designed by specialists at Hotp
Note arrangement of centers e<
, quipment shown here operates
ioubt similar, programs will be
carried on throughout the haion
Something to be proud
of because 'MOTHERS means
everything, so in case yours has
answered that "last?rial-?then
just select another on* tu honcr.
St. Louis, Missouri spared Lillif
Vaughn for a few weeks, so her
NYC friends tried to make things
pleasant for her while slip spent
i few weeks here at Hotel Theresa
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Hub of Nit.'
Morris Brown College celeMOOD
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1 A significant outcome of thi:
V dramatic display of Broiherhooc
5 in action, was that it was wit
V nessed by an audience cstimatec
irt ibu.uou persons! They hac
1 journeyed to Lawton from al
V parts of the globe to view thi:
* yearly pageant. Days before the
* pageant was staged, thousand:
1 flooded into the small southwestern
city of Lawton. Early on the
morning of the religious masterk
piece, those who had made the
I pilgrimage climbed to tpeir place:
t-Trri?ttrc SlhJV's of the Wichita
> Mountains.; The majority had
? blankets, and many took their
jj lunches; then waited patiently for
v hours until the Christ story be|
gan to unfold before their eyes.
| The Law/ton Wichita Mountain
pageant was started in 1926. It
was founded by Rev. Mark Wallock,
who acted in and directed
thg^Trergeanf unUT ~fm death near
X TT11 I'.tmn.'d itm- nf?He did,
however, live long enough to see
the^ acromplishment nf his cherished
dreem; a motion picture
filmed of his beloved pageant.
Now, the millions of people
who are unable to see the
famed pageant itself, can view it
k in motion picture form. This
full length film. titled "The
Prince of Peace," air entirely in
color and depicts the complete
53 new testament tableaux of the
j Bible.
The motion picture was produced
by an independent film
j company, Hallmark Productions,
inv., nviara py rvroger dtDO.
, Through the Hallmark worldwide
facilities, it is being shown
| in cities and towns all over the
I globe. It is noteworthy that
jakAiais? AIJIAMIA*. aaAai^^^aA
; wnwiiy "ivswiij prrivna TTIIII narc
. never attended the showing of a
fHVPt IQIl ni tw Ik^i a lif x t irm
iiivasvit?jM^tawew ?WWiV IIIC Vlllftw
have gone to their local theatre
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nt. Utility Roomer !
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removed damp dried clothes iU
from washer and places them.in ?r
adjacent dtyer without taking a _fo
single step, Nine pound"washer ca
load makes one dryer load. ( Fig. sU
B on plan) nc
9 wall space 96 & \?y
lOlding areas. It y\~ I W
peninsula divid- ?j/ia
of a basement jff I
ifmNO CtNTt* "" /j \ gK
t ORAfrt AReA * T|p7 If
is modora "jproductioh line" way this
nt g<jts QQge in fraction of time
step. ?tt~?wO~auiiw] clothes in?wash
w#tit Wtisls water, soap. Then damp
>as higeniouB mechanism that drainage
room. Clothes came from machine flufl
flat work, shirts, using rotary ironer.
ioint, newest leader, in production and
with cabinets for storing sup
at a fcw cents a day.
brates its Founders Day program h
here April 19, and 22 . with
"Biir*HWright, the President of
! the Club doing a good job of j
l planning ? _ _ Two
Parisian Lovlics graced
? the Hotel Theresa during the '
month La Tanya, the Dancer and
[ Josephine Baker, the id "d of both
1 Pai is and t)ie USA, shall we say? "
And here's knowing that ti.o
"Local Press Club Dinner will!;
- bring a "Gang" of Lovelie*
again;.. It's just Lou. - (Hotel
Therieish) Swtatrz saying "Adihs
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from the Wichita Mountain*.
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People of oil race*, color*, ond creed* ]
hove acting roles in the pageant.
to see this picture. Recently.
"The Prince of Peace" broke all
attendance records at the Criterion
Theater on Times Square in
New York City. Persons of
stood in line fnr hours during
the PyylW holidays to view thie story
of the life, of Christ. In
India,?Malaya, Bangkok, and
other Far Eastern countries'
where Christians are a 'minority,
the film is still heavily attended.
Now that this year's "Qreatest
Story Ever Told" has been reenacted,
little Lawton, Okla., is
gradually settling back into quiet
routine after the mass pilgrimage
it has helped to house and leed.
But the fine people of Lawton,
despite the swollen population
of_ their city once a year, are
ntvtr resentful of the Inconveniences
to which they ere put. a
They ere Joyful to obeerve thet
such a vest representation of
people ere interested in their Life
of Christ pageant, end thet they themselves
ere instrumental in
furthering thr iiut*?5T msi
Brotherhood. Brotherhood isn't
jU*t Ulkeo aoout in the Holy
City ? . . it's e living, pulsating
thine. , ?
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Towels and several other 1
?ma in avenge family wash ?
v fluffed by tumbler dryer and
Ided for storage. Overhead -1 .11
birieta ;u planned laundry Kive
Draffe apace for items used ? . "' I
:arby. ('Fig. C on plan)
Here one hour after starting,
at - toe-touch she operates the
rotary ironer. (Fig. E on plan)
young housewife does her family
required by old-fashioned hand
washer and dryer operate "hands
ling machine, and selects water
i-dry clothes go into new dryviff
moisture and lint into drain,
f-dried; she folds towels without
L-shaped home laundry plan was
planning of automatic-laundrya.
plies where they ar? used. All,-.'
m , ~ r ^ -r
in a wsipering tone." sinc^ some
thing is wrong with the voice,
result of "virus"i {?lOHCHCHCH&<H3HlH>CH>0HOHCH6HCHOHOHCHDHSfiHCbCl
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By Lou Bwars
Have you ever heard that ex- jjljl
reaaion "The Truth will aet*"you 4?'.--i
ree?" If-so, it'f something to
link about, and if not it's still .
omething for thinking;. .. And
urely telling the truth or knowbug
TRUTH give, you that W "
om of spirit and the inner feel
ig to be able to look the whole
krorld in the face, as the Village f:
>iaciumifh 9mtXt mat is vnarm.
D0 not make yourself disliked
^doing those thing* which give
ou that feeling that you-can not
ac? others or, I might say,
til persona with same feeing of
reedom, love, sincerety That is
mowing the value o? truths It
s not always saying that which
a true, but acting the truth,
mowing the truth, and surely
practicing the truth ,
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nrmrniuci . iu WIIW ywa wpii /
?e tfue, and then thou canst not
se false to any man" *
Why not weigh your actions
pour decisions, your plans, your
changes, your demandc, your
w-hims, and say to yourself,
"Have I been true to my fellowman,
to myself, -and surely to ZJod?"
In that way there Will
will surely be atye to exhibit
CHARM from within.
As always, it is the Charm I
which is developed from within
that shines and lives forever and
TRUTH surely ploys an important
part in its development....
Civil Rights
Confab To
Meet InD.C.
NEW YORK ? The NAACP
this week sent out a call to 50
national church, laboi, fraternal, ...
lzations to attend a civil riyhts
conference in Washington, 'May
22-23.
In identical letters to the or- "
ganizations, Walter White, executive
secretary of the NAACP,
expressed the hope that each
group would able to Join us
in this conference so that we
may together develop an effective
prograjji And the better' coordinate
our efforts."
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