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" I ? LIGHTHOUSE H>d ISR
' SEEING Tl
jZu??^ with DOLOI
^NEvA'ORK CITY ? (CNS) ?
Louie Jordan <;ot back in town
. ^fec^day- before his "Brooklyn Fnr;
amount date - checked "*inlo a
. * quiet downtown hotel and fell
ashpep He said the heavy'jump^
ing and bouncing arming hn ri<.a*.
? . ."".on< stage has been talooed pcv===
"er*l times Jb-V"o,nvs:ciat:^ ---but he
~ > fftdy Kip fnreed to rnf it out .
Por Louie, young as he may
* look, is past forty but he'll celei
brate like a kid on his birthday
* Jyjy 8. - . - ?
_V : WeTl never know how th^t
vivacious Gladys Hampton
v* ' gets so much done in a day
She claims she can't sleep later
than 8:00 a.m. as she's just
used to waking up early .. Then
she begins a day packed with
appointments.?X u-U??h *> w
shrewed when it comes to
shipping the band out; making
up payrolls, problems and every
day headaches. She wears
*4hese unsophisticated casual
dresses and flat on the ground
?iit_ -?? ??I.
vanci uiaK wim suvn aignuy.
Bttt ehock foH
schedule, Gladys found timers
to have ia minor -operation this
week r and kept right On goto*.
Spied trim Hazel Moreland.
ex-wife of comedy sta-r Mantan,
oil a Fifth Avenue dus Haze'
>,. . has a very important accountant
job dr>wPtOWn
the only Negro girl working
She says Joe Glascr, the booking
? n front tniifrht her nH -ho Unnu-v
about it the rost she picked up
in admiration of her friend.
?-Gladys llamptofk- and throngtt
> " . experience traveling with Man
tan Ha-zel can stahd at the o >.\
"office and tell you in a tew mi,>?
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IES CAIVI^B
utes how well vH
;g, plus how mu<WB
taking tm?
daughter,' Marcella^^H
(who- wear-, many of
clothes) "are In N?w York for
- wwcndctl visit Mafcella has "'1
muv rr -wo rk 1 n movres?rli'arl
II v nian Ifm Kanitcm
. f i di i *s y fit n* i ni" lit* ittiM/f
actor.joL. "Anna Lueasta'.' fan
goes to Howard U. (Washin
ton) to fulfill n lifelong drea
"Ifamlet" Hill Greaves laug
that even hl< friends can
vision show he did recenl
Shout a prizefighter Bill,
"Lost Boundaries," has be
' doing many bit roles On TV
Grapevine repopfco are th
those stars recording for Di
. r.a aren't Inn pleased with
Negro musical?dim tot*; J
Oltvpr, who has his own w
of putting tunes oVer
Back "merely on business
fashion consultant Elaiine G
ham, ,who. claims there's notv
Like California s&ys "the
quite a few?Nuw Yorker^
-there hut there's no forget
New York She liked our' qi
that she- had just returned.
re-fuel
_ St. Phillips Community C
ter is rounding up personal
lungings of stars to auction '?fl
aid kids to get to camp this sr
met?They'll?have ~n block-el
bration June 22 with items rr
such famous personalities as
zarcf Charle^, Jimmy Edwai
Sidney Poitier, Louis Jordan"!
Thelma Carpenter.
I'VE BEER
AROUND
NEW YOfcl
By Ted Yates
It's six o'clock on a work
v-?uiiujg . . .wun ipjcar i>pi
weather a bright sun sinking
tiie'W^st. rill a poetic aensc,- -i
must be considered .as one
: ttmae days tlic.it words jingles
you, too. become LongfellowYes,
-when the day is done?,
a beautiful night to do it (c?
Uig up,-that Is): you ponder.'
At ten past six that vc
sartio day standing on a eerta
corner on West 125th Strei
there are things thpt attra
the eye Other things are fl
so easy on the eyes but, ii
life in The Hub of the Ci
Within A City .and the day
done.
Worn weary >ales girls f 1 ut 1
ns^ V1CI iva, I-UUIIUTMIUII, 0
businessman ah old woman s
vye-ing' a bargain new-b
hawk in' "Read all 'bout it!" .
a wagon laden with covered
Itables and fruits had great-n
Jspoo(| moving south on Sevc
j Avenue taxix, btt^rs "Vat*another
for position as the, lit
4urn green.
A driver of privately owed
station wagon is the ta
get of verbal outlawry tv
i blind men, arm in arm, st
at the eurb. by natural instill
-?unless??^?
j The juke box from a cafoiaurant
across the street gives
'with the recording. "Time >,
iehes On" and the marque*
the theatre down the street
by magic?at that very in
as our eyes rnet it. flicko
--"Tim RAVRNS" it Hticsn't-1
""us long to realize that wri
what has iust taken place wr
iokt??
YOUR IHVICit
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er one pieyland?truly the wonr?d
when in New York arrange .
finest in hotel eeryioe catering
mart new bar, cocktail lounge
>ped. Convenient coffee sHoppe.
ttive food. 300 outaide rootaa ?
service because you're always
;ulars.
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R^ Young^maid," said -Hetida." "Ai
^e? impeessario hear^} her-sing ah<
l?~ paid her expenses to Europ
n,? where she studied. She ha<
P^^qU'te a >uceess?m- concerts a
k * broad. Before h<?g?benefaAo
ifi could?arrange??he* oppear
^-v anco in this country, he passes
?i away. Virginia had^-to have
pn job, and is now working for Hat
tie Carneige (the fashion design
er.>"
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ay
?? - CHKRAW ? Recent praderate
>ra^ Brown, Hampton Institute; An
. ? . nie Robinson. Morri< College
ung
, Franklin Johnson, Johnson C
re s> _ ' ?
TT^Jf -SrrnttT 5"nd Lavanuc Robmsoi
tm,. Irdni Harbison Jtmror Co liege a
jip: ,rnl0'
_ t_Q Attending sumrner_jac.hooL _a
Allen-Benedict in Columbia arc
en_ Mt'-dames Lucile Davis, Stewhr
no. are Vera Pearl Poe, WilbTt Dor
?and. Wiltir M^o JefTersor
im. from Johqson C. Smith Univer.
u_>. nK-Auimi-i i. oviu, virgin.orr,
ia Union University; Joyce
fr./. Funderburk. Chnnnie McKay
:ch:, ^.nnie Hudson. Ida Fundorburh
J7vT"nnd CImrlot Da-v Uv Atkins .
Pvt. Isaiah Green of Chernw
??land New. York City, no v.- st.it-on
cd at Camp Stewart, Gn.. war
here (>n the weekend visiting himother.
Mrs. Julia Green.
Pvt. Wilson L. HyrcJ Turn
stationed in Korea'. His aitdres?j
Tim Moore, The T
V 'n'" Andy TV Show.
day NEW YORK ? Tim Moore
"ing the Kingfish of CBS-TV's new
r, in "Amo- 'n' Andy" series, touro.
of Iwas star of a medicine show a
aod rj^ n_Jpc?ey at Ifrr et -boxer at l'r
lslm -He -ubeequentiy [returned 4i
and show business and has been ai
jm- actor ever since.
He was born hi Rock Island.
JT fit, the fifth of 13 children.
** He ifeft giliohl u'hen ne wm
41, having, as he puts it, "exct
celled in nothing but recess.*
t Moore -tartej in show bur
S_Jness one year later when b?
^ became part of an act billed aj"Cora
Miskol and her Gold Dusi
| Twins." arid immediately too ;r"jofT
on r tour of continental En
>ar,"I rope. Nine months later he r*?
rCt* turned to the United States one
till became the star of Dr. Mick'
rvvrc > ... - - -
medicine snow, at $8 a weefc
- Two years later he was lured a
vn" way by the bigger money * h<
0<'^ Utnuld make as a jockey. How
nt -1 i ever, he had already?-tt>?r;uirc
one j 't^e habit of citing too much,
and soon' wa- too heavv .f<?r th
| job
He derided t() go home and
i settle down at a steady, respectable
Job.. He. worked In.
and was fired from, every far
' tory in town, including the
plow works. sawmill** sash
company, oilcloth factory, butoU
' ter tub works and a few oth*ar
ops if,? say., lie "liked to wros *'
tie the otlier fellows, and it
l': slowed the work." A job as a
dint waiter at the Rock Island Club
rrfk lasted one day. He spilled
" ?Minn on?n member,
ting he became n box-T. A
!i,IfLi'.:?V^ur.g KUimhker- hr-tnok on a'
'rnmorc ...ithir\ tr..-. ..r .
w ,fc " 1? v *- ?? pwnima v/1 Hi
'make a gooff column one '<j
thoso?day-?whin? . ?11 ?> r s^?r.' ;
' weather would almost make i
; niDossiblc to get out. soni copy
if only O, well
Jimmy Ec
(hi Secret
NEW YORK CITY ? (CNS) By
the time you read this, Jame,
Edward >. famous stage an<
screen star, will he well on hi
, way hack to Hollywood. He i
1 going for one reason and that'
:not to appear in film. Rather
-it ;s a personal pdason to whici
! he has given coVisidenabi
| thought. Jimmy Edwards . i
marrying with him a script - ;
irather so scrip^^|j|^J
N h ipi's'tii r>ut on
"*v"V* - V0H
f?$?? n
1 1 w^iil
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For its final production of
Ihe season, The Little Theatre
of Talladega i'oiiege gave aiT
"in the round" presentation of
?- Thornton Wilder's American
classic "Our Town". The ideal
play for "arena production."
The audience liked thr i^trv
_ macy ?of effect achieved
?thnragTTTIiTs method and the
actors responded by giving a
remarkable performance of
Wilder's poignant stor^ of
(felly living, lovie and inar
is: Pvt. E-2 Wilson Byrd, UfL
riaoaftfiflfl, Service Co.. APO 7
-31st Inf. t'ji'0~post h'M 5an Fran
cisoo, Calif.
Levi Byrf} spent Monday nn.
Tuesday of last week in Rule
' rrond. Va.. attending the comTrrrrree-n?e-H+'aL
VImini:
" Union t.Tn:versi'.v.
: "Thr?thrrd*-Snudav?Mas*- M .Ot.
_ ing of thy XAACP wdl bo luM
at the MR Chjjr h on- CR-err
r.stiTet. Rev. A. JA SoioptM" pTT
| tor.
Hngfish' On Vmbs
Has Varied Career
. tweight and managed to stay r.r
atop must of the .time. After cev
j J oral years in and out of bolt
fine ?and--*!,-! anj out' ot ShTm
t bu-iness. too ? he finally dead
-?Rthnt- footlights won* t'jsim' (V
.r the eves than buxing- gloves.
i He started his vaudeville ea
reer in a musical entitled "R
rin'-tp Grn". He realtred his hm
bition to be a comic on Broaci
~ wny with n imnfl yole ju I,ou Ltn
slie's "Blackbirds,'' the fourt!
musical ever to do more than JO
~ shows ott^Broadway.
"Blackbirds*' w.ent into tlie
\f a!
I iUMlULII *VUU|i f III AT <1115 >11111
r .Moore went with it. After a
long run Jhere. the show was
brought back t<> ttio United
States. During two seasons in
quest performances for the
I Duke of Windsor. Duke of
Kent and the King of Siam.
i I Returnfng tn the United Sta'e.
. ;Mn-.rf fciniu-d a .vj'u! vtlle te.c
?V-i?rrr+i?Usi" is They?rri
ed :u featut' i n\ a? t v t
r name band . >ue.h a- Char!;
Mari.i t* Krskme H.i\? k.e.? .I.ir
my Lurn i !"! 1 a:v! Lr ui> I'lina
jn ret ; : h ;
btu.nr < :.v hnf? i h. n
"ji.TOTl fr?r trshtfig "Vi -hunting. II
i 11;': i ' ; ;>i?* .11"n*i*"t*. ?
FT! Su!!i'.-.i.i ? rny~7T ' T .i d 7
the Town." I ut h; p. >itt!r,ii
a life i<f !<"? Ui'f lie i; vi- ! i'< . >
a tf'f's'ram f o?>> CHS asksni\
.la to-' J * r i* the tt'le of Kmi'.firh i
i"Amo- 'n' Andy" te'rvi?ion 'xi 1
; :? - . )!- in.ale his vna'e test
1 vria. *i i n w keek, to
1 ! I..: Ifr ' > ^77 auh t,.T
group .n Chie;rg ?. 'At.r. but 1; t
.fishing. He. wa-nt?h? W+4ky
. wood for film went bn>
*
to h:.. fwhine. Now he's ~*hi
,f there to -t;iv. e\eei>t for occa.
p, io.T.1 11 ps hack to - K<Vk % Is inn
t for \vu gue-sod it fishim
He's happily, ntnrri'cd ' **TVi' " h"
childhood sweetheart. Ren/onia
iwartfc ?*
*
Mission
! to success.
s It has been James Edward'
belief that there are not enougl
s
finis fr.i Negroes to shov
sjthrji; talents hr.cpuse few hyv
"iheen written. And he believe
1 the scrlnt hr> is mTr?r'tin It. r?.
% * I <11
r I answer to the problem. For i
.
? * :. _'l i'..^ . : '.* - . ' i.
f"riage, ami death.
Outstanding in ,tlie large cast
were?Jamrs Mat bur v nfBridgeport,
Conn.; Evelyn Toilette
of Little Rock, Ark.;
I James Williams of Columbus,
j Ga.; Ella Law of Savannah,
fia.t Ctarice wills of Birming
T ham, Ala,; Aaron Harris aT
Birmingham, Ala.; and Joseph
Williams of Columbus, M5sk..
j Dr. James O. Hopson is director
of the group.
Tips Of The
T R A DTT
Bv Kav Vauen
NEW YORK CITY ? (CNS)
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Hero's a tip about mmmcr's ~wjT~
. I si dread: poison ivy Nearly c <
, rynric who touches-poison ivy iaffected
to some degree^ Aft_:i
pypo urc. sponge.. off the vk;o
with alcohol and then wash "with
soap and water Clothing wili\ of
course, give protection ag&ins' it
hut* clothing which has been :n
extensive contact with the plant
should he dry cleaned. Rcvau-e
the irritating substance, n "the
plant is an oily liquid, it fre>
i quontly soaks, into the hKi'v of
- clothing and is not removed by
~ -ample soap - a n d - water?washingr
roit thi: cMtrrrc oiiu ?
- If your hair is dull, dry, lifer
- yTr?7fI lTFt? Tt f?r hethy
looking, give it regular
x. brushing care as No. 1 step
IS you are fcourtded by the^
three .bugaboos I? dullness,
^ dryness, dandruff.? or If von
h shampoo your hair, ma&sage
o your scalp vigorously with a
pleasant fragrant emollient
and see what happens. It'll
solve your problem of possessj
lng "dream girl" hair in hot
! weather
' FOR THE TEENAGER - D.rn'l
j iu?t* wear sunglasses'' ? weai
puhuoids the first sun glasses t<
I receive the Fashion Academy A
j ,
wnro. Tnov glamourize* you
'vo.< nnd are kind to them at *
'samo time. Curved shatterproo:
i> irn^c prov.oe eye proiector
rjtion
( for Tin: vol nc wife?
i The dimmer season calls for
! rum; : t nights - a continuation
of your honeymoon - and you
must ink your romantic best
"on evenings such as these
t? f;ohion wise is the strapless
" "town and flared "bolero~~Tfic
bodice being honed and moulded
and has a flattering cuff at
oj the decollelie, Inverted pie ds
pi g:-? r bounce to"" the full and
' narrtS vikirt. The little holer i
vl?ort and straight In the front
"arc.i in the liack - Is so com
it" tc voir''; v anT several ;ii~
d fferent lots to wear over
'?? *enr Mirniir. oin dresses.
I:; l'Ol\ THE LWINTV G11U,
it ; 1' esc she.- n . it i., gloves, whict
j i rime in ma i tt_li.iv, ;tJ c. 1 ti ! \
ijANl) cool - just the thing U
' 'dompl'Miienl t very " ^ijnum-r cTTs
; jtume Some arc sheer n"ylon wit)
I polka dots -umo plain in boa
|-H4-4+^ -tn+-t+4 s-hariesr with ehamru
jing J'ufTly cuffs and the ~bcs1
thing of all, you caM wash them
ird wear again in minutes!
FOR THE MATRON ? Don't
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Dates
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Recitals Given
NEY YORK ? The Sunmai
schedule has been released fo'
- In* >...n. [u Jiontpr! .hj
- lim A in" r w^i n 1 'rOad'MSt ! Mg * MP
piiMV. in i iinpi I'll 11' in?With ~TlJ!
United Negro College Fund. Fh<
Iseries is heard f in?.New?York
jSunduv mornings at 10:30 EDT
jiuul coast- to roast crvoi^na+re-ihar
one hundred and sevcnty-f'vi
{network stations.
i ,
j The following ehoirg will b?
fliea-rd, through September 30,'
4 June 3. Talladega C.dirge
{June lt>r Eincoln University; Juni
1 17, Shaw University; Jue
Bennett College; Juiy l, Dilterc
University; July 3, St. Augus
jtine's College; Ju'ly 15. KnoxvIUi
(College; July 22. Xavier Univrr
sity;- July 29, Bethune-Cookni3r
Ci.illt.gti; Augur.t 5, 0>modi"'j C.tl
lego; August 12, Paine College
August IU] Hampton Insilcuxe
August 26. Dillard University
Kckstinp May Top
Ellington
HOLLYWOOOD ? (ANSI
Bill Eekstine, being boomed fo1
a two-week run at the Oas.
Nite spot here starting July ?
mav outdo Hulrr> TTtli ,ntnn c * >u.
for the same place
' fo~?a Si OJ a voek
salaiy. with tb^ alternate of $2.
500 and n lilty .percent split 57
the gate thc^ highest figures
ever allowed any performer, and
chances arc the latter will be
the one..worked.
? In ID49. Eckstine drew $10.
1200 ,ior two weeks at the Uas:'When
Duke RtliP'/tun?appear-d
here his flat salary wa? l>5*.00A ?
week.
just talk about reducing do
something about it! Get ready for
your sumnuT bathing suit by los
>ing tho-e extra pounds If dietling
bores you. think b'ow |t must
[bore all of your friends and re
datives when you diet - and mislst
Op talking about it Bu1
idon'f kicj yourselves: men love
(the .results of dieting but hat?
;to TTp;tt~~'Tlreir wives- talk rrbmr
-fft?rrh?thrr?time.?They?Hke?tht
beautiful results pf v.m.ity? ,
I and figure control , but the re
[suit- 'lose some of their punel
; if men know all of the tr'eki
[which make you scT lovely,
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porarv card or dining table, illus- ?y^'-.?f :|T :*MfP%?j^^B"
1 trated, is an ideal choice for the
?Hving??Hning room be emajj din- Bagfer';' "' !
ette. Made by The Hekmsn Furniture
Company, it4?-a distinctive c
fr*me table wltn a double top which? nips
over to provide a dining table.
for six. There is a handy storage compartment under one-half of the tea.1
Made of mahogany, the piece is available in a bleached finish or tha
_ antique mahogany shown. Chairs are all mahogany with the special
fingertip" top rail, so they may be moved without soiling the Isbns "
coverings.-- ~~~ ...... - :' * .. '^-\*
September Id, Dcthune^Couhn.an Institute; September 30. Shanr
College; September 23. Hampton University.
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Do you have
?U.S. Scries E Defense
Bonds maturing
this year?? r?s
Good news? A new law says now 2
those bonds can ?eep on earning
you interest up to [0 '.
? without your lifting a finger I
| J^E ^ou 0n 1?f thoee^wis^and patri
late yourself! Because the new Bond Law, just passed
, by Congress, now makes them pay off even better than,
s you had expected! . y"Yfes,
now the bond which cost you $18.75 will pay you ?~
not $25.00 but $33.33! Your $37.50 bond will pay not
$50, but $66.66. Your $75 bond will pay $133.83. y|
To get this extra rponey, there's absolutely nothing you '
'have to do. Just hold ydur bonds and let them go on
earning interest for you. - * y
If you wish, you may still redeem any Series E Bond
at any time after you've owned it for 60 days. But
you'll he better off to hold your bonds, just as you're
better off to hold saving^ in any form.
Cash in the pocket melts away fast ?often with little ' . T
, >
or nothing to show for it. But cash in bond savings
! is always there growing steadily toward the big wim
which can buy something really worth while.
[ So if you have bonds coming due, why not take the wise
course? Just sit back and let them go on making money.
And meanwhile keep adding to your cash savings by
buying more U. S. Defense Bonds regularly?through,
the Payroll Savings Plan where you work or the BondA-Month
Plan where you bank.
* _ ... * V?
4? . . .... . " . t*
U you wont to be paid your interest as current income ? ?
The new law also allows you to exchange your Series E - > ;
Bonds, in blocks of $500 or more, for Special Series G Bonds
which pay interest semiannually at the rate of 2H % per
year. For full details, ask at any Federal Reserve Bank.
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look how your maturing bands ga on oarning undar tha now law!
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