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PAGE SIXTEEN
NAVAL HEAD AT
HAMPTON WIPES
OUT RACE OIAS
By FRAVF T HOI.DFN
WPA ( orrfN|Mindfnl
HAMPTON Va - Th* Ka
T'ainng school nt Hun pto* - ■»•«-* ;
that democracy can v■>; •. ' it thi
M»h of the command l apt T N
Hownes believe- 11 .! r. 1. «-•> jhi
t-or.nel was meant :-e u pan « *
the learn and not a»*.r: Pun • .» d
a result the navy ;> gelt n.. - i.<
,
help man t> g &:r o a ~ r
fleet He ha.* not j*< •••• ;».r .«
to be the arc;.a i i l < r» u un.
of the Ci% IW T
it •he fcx iok ant
ac'tled
I ppent an c\ot i: . •*, • • nt
his home »,nd '.earned tt.. t#• 8 •■ej
• •
• ' <i
r xpcnei .■>* In tru * t : , . or
those things vum :i l: t...k« *.»e
i training
He bel.tno that a . . \ i,,n
v ork with tht Nog.-. > .
know and under*i,.mi l. d th..-t
€«*•-• not tr.t ai . .. 1 1.11 ), •■ t
n aj. Rep! 'i .iiuis ci , ~ •<
he meted eu: or .« • « b..-,-
ri d the > a: Hard >' f j . !..• *. . an
mu-t and should . that e ne
«on petet * ti. o iij ’ it b
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J uM the c \ii
In Poland a p.« r of nu n -j. .
c. n.inio /u»n. in vino
Beniecn* it roofs LOWISOMI than you
Join TAYLOR'S
LETTER WRITING SERVICE
tor matron rom tend r.ame a til addre** to
» < TAYLOR o 7 AIT OR* UTTIR
WRIT.’ITO HIRVICL StlOi . Indiana Aw
Chii afo 111. lor rumple'# iiifotnia*n<n and
epeedy reply sin ioas Jft. in coin.
BOWELS SLUGGISH?
• reeling nks vou oat vout >s*l Insnu
f'sad* hy dull all iisauis at aliifgiah lx>»
•la? Why put up xnut ounatipatiun tiiaerv?
Che« modamFEKN A MINT, the plea-#r>t
taatiai .aiativa Chew KEEN
A MINT tonight at owdtime. taking only tr
•reorder- « with |«a. kags dira. tinn« Ns»«
morning - thorough. gratis -eltef nslpmg you
Isa! awall again Militant -siv ar KEEN A
MINT. Chewr liks your fasonta gum Tails*
good Try FEEN-A MINT a aholt tanul>
Are You Bothered By
ITCHING
BURNING
MISERY OF
COMMON SKIN
IRRITATIONS
Skin So Marred Is
Annoying— Embarrassing
Life is dreary when externally
caused acne-pimples. humps
(blackhead-) cau-c vou to itch
and hum and scratch and makn
vourvelf feel miserable. all la
cause vou mav l»o scratching
and rubbing vour skin when
jy>u reallv hliould t*‘ using med
ication on it that s made to
help relieve the symptom- of
auch skin conditions I'hat a
why so manv thousands of
itackagea of famous Black and
White Ointment have l«en sold
and used with such suc<*e-« lor
*o many years. This comfort
ing, antiseptic ointment also
gives vou real help in relieving
such miseries in ca-e* of Tetter,
Lczema.and simple Ringworm,
all due to external cause.
HERE’S WHAT
BLACK AND WHITE
OINTMENT DOES:
1. Being antiseptic, help* guard
against infection due to
scratching.
2. Helps nature in healing
through antiseptic-germicidal
action and stimulates granu
lation. often lessening tht
site of scars.
3. Helps relieve itching and
burning sensation a hen ap
plied as comforting dressing.
Read complete direct ion* folder
in each package—and u-c l'»lack
and White Ointment onk as
directed. I4e sure that vou g»-t
the original and genuine lilack
and White Ointment in the
• Black and White package, fa
mous from coa-t t<* eo;t*t.
The /joe size of lilack and
White < hutment contains more
than twice as much a- the -'V
pise. Large bar lilack and
White t'kin S»ap, 2*< Trial
pises of laith products sold for
-|<# at all dealers.
When u.-ing soap for cleans
ing <l° not use harsh soap,
liely on mild Black and White
fjrin Boap. Always insist on
V'j
BUCK-WHITE
OINTMENT i
.mil SKIN soap
SSImI' Hi
WttßmM w B^ jr IB
• a ————■BBBg—— —■ —— • ~ »•. ■■■■ ... ~.. i
Mi** Ruth Brown (third from left). 16 year-old
Northern high *chool graduate, is shown here
with the trophy she won in the Elks' oratorical
contest held here last week. Also in the pic
Members of the Delsprites shown above are:
back row. left to right. Betty Givens. Mrs. T.
M. While. Ann Gregory. Norma Whitby, Lor
raine Nutt. Barbara Johnson, Janice Whitby,
Dori* Jean Mulcher, Gertrude Simms, Arethea
Negro Insurance
Group ToExceed
War Bond Quota
\\ VSHINCTON - Th»* N.tl.onal
Nt .ni ln.-;ir;tnc*“ A>st»< i.uion i- iiil
tn nr.provt <>n ali rectuds for War
Bond p rihiL-t's by ts iiteinbiM t >ni
panit.i. C 1* Tovi nes, of ninhuioiid,
Va . chairman of the NNIA War
Finance committee, informed Treas
ury Department the* week. The as
soc. ation coal fii the Fifth War
Loan is SfOOOOOO The quota ex
ceeds by $1,000,000 tfie nmonnl that
w;o< pledged and raisifd bv la mem
ber companies during ihe Fourth
War lA>an campaign.
The NNlA's annua’ War Bond
rally will be held June 20 in l<<»uis
\ .lie. Kv. as ■ feature of their an
nual convention.
"This rally.” Chairman T'>.vnes
said, ‘Will he carried out strictly
on a cash basis. We are asking mem
ber t companies to step up on the
stage and make their bond pur
chases on the s|K»t. c;csh in hand.”
Writing to member companies.
Mr Townes reminded them that the
invasion of France has been ear
ned out with weapons that were
partially paid for with the proceeds
nf previous War Bond drives. He
warned that: • •• „
‘Our men still face many diffi
t'U t days and we must therefore
continue to send them the tanks,
pi. .ht-s. d. ns and food that they need
in oidei that they might keep up
the march to Berlin and end this
war as quickly as possible.”
MY BAD SKIN
CHANCED OVERNIGHT
*’“3| Only a woman who na*
•*<j h* : inn
« 1 n.i «'..<* » at ju.v
' TJr ovm n » •* ii-r,
• * •" ’o s»«* hit !»rt
anu
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1 ' VOU nav. jumpl#*
t<ia< mi#»<la, tug pore*
oily akin eruption* and uitly apota in
tan.any canard). don't (00l around »i':
great?, meaty makr-alufta. Let NATURI
help you. Us# niy potato teer#' akin torn
uU S«e ita .. n:a/.n* rlteits atart ovrrtutt u
l rail it NATURE 8 BAI.M OF BAI.SA*
Try it tor *#v#n mgli't. It 1 it dooan’t linn
anything you over tri#<l. »#tnl hark and s* *
your motley. Tina may ae»*m too good to t
triii* but tlie t#tt will tell. Mr NOME'.
BACK guamnt## pro’ecta yoti. MEND 2
MONEY. nniet* yon wtaii. When pottni'
deiirera, pay only 13 plua ciiaigrt tor B'<
DOUBLE SIZE, i Order* vsitii 12 CA:>
mailed ctiargea prepaid.J fir# :t you dot.
hi#,. the dav run loiind NATUBE 8 BAI.!
Of BAISA* Write today NOW! MISK
AINA 103 Bark Avenue. Dept. 33 P New
York IT. NY.
10 DRESSES S 3«
CI.CAN I'll AN D PRESSED
_ fihgutly Uaed—R'adr to Weat
*\p . Cuthp.eto ato kof LOVELY »ii
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ajEtff w » en new. A.l <o.ora aiaea. We
. tan oliet you tan wondertu! bar
kU*S in
•Ja DRESSES ONLY Dent delay
Hm
pg betid tl depoail. Balance C O D..
HA i. it
a MU| M.,nfi i.|. « rjar.otee
STYLE BILL MAIL ORDER CO
kow Weat Bmeilway Dept. CD
* New Yoik 13. N. Y
FREEST
VI I It'll •- by Mail. ri#tur#a teoeh yno St-*
Li - . ji. I -#el\itir et litpl'iPifc ReOulrtand*
lik Nul ativw.. inif. 11l UK Y Write t-«da» I
MODERN GROUPS. Dept. D-ll
i;..x Tin. t ini >rn, Illinois
1C *•«
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GREY. OLD-LOOKING HAIR
OK
DARK. EXOTIC CHARM?
Doe* grey hair make you look old )
If you yearn to be the mysterious,
exotic type ... to have the dark.
fi.sKt.siiv charm of midnight black hair u*e Madame Lillian a
Venetian Type Hair Dyel
| -t y t„ apply Doe* not waih out. Grey, brown, drab or blond hair
i* turned black aa |#t instantly »n one application. II you re tired
ol your old personality, change your appearanre with youthful look
ing black haul Do it NOW I Send only $1 (Plus 20c for federal
taa) for large bottle of Venetian Typa Hair Dye today! We ship at
once in plain wrapper, postage prepaid
MONEY BACK
IF YOU
ASK FOR IT
WINS ORATORICAL CONTEST
DELSPRITES POSE PRETTILY
Urban League Has
Added 3 To Staff
John C Dancy, director of the
Delro.t Urban league, announced
the addition of three workers to his
stall ast week. The new workers
are Miss Naomi W. Slade, recep
tionist; Mrs. Eleanor Y. Sutler,
group work secretary; and Francis
A. Kornegay, vocational secretary.
Miss Slade is a native of Atlanta.
Cla , holds an A.B. degree from Mor
ris Brown college anti has had sev
eral years of office experience at
Morehouse college. Tuskegee Air
Ba-e and W« shington Business col
lege.
Native of Evanston
Mrs. Sutler is* ;i native of Evans
tun. 111., a graduate of Howard unT
vcrsi.y and has done graduate work
m personnel adm.ni.-tration and vo
cational guidance at Not". Inv esUrrn
an;\ er.-ity.
She eoii.es to the league *rom
Phyllis Wheat!e'- YWCA of Wash
ington. D. C.. where slie ha-* been
the girls' w c*rk secretary tor the
past two year-. Sin was formerly
employed as a-vistant director of
the junior activit.e- department of
the Phyl'Ls Wheatley YWCA of
Indianapolis. Ind Mr.- Sutler will
process registrations for Green Pas
tures camp and supervise the v\»M*k
i f the league s two comnumity een-
TO ENLIVEN KALIA
One of the Navy's crack Negro
buids. direct from t.ie Great Lakes
Naval Station, will lie sent to en
liven pi ■ iceedings at a series of War
Bond i allies on ti e lake front in
the city of Milwaukee on June It!
and 17. A number of Negro speakers
wifi -hire the program with the
band. Thousands of War Rond buy
ers are expected to turn out to see
the Ni\>'s display of P-T boats.
Plan todaij For a
/sfu#kte* FUTURE
complexion. In just a few davs Black
and White Bleaching Cream U gins to
help you have a brighter, softer,
smoother skin. It works 6 ways to
giv e ymi a complexion others will envv
you will thrill td. blackheads loosen
and that dull darker outer >kin
seenin t<* actually rolloff. Caution: Use
only us directed. At all toilet counters
economy sizes 2.V and »i<¥. Always get
BLACK« d WH ite
BLEACHING CREAM
Free for Asthma
During Summer
If Mir. r ■ in 1 ti*rr.'>.« aMie.fc*' «*i/
V*' in. \< I. mi • i* ti.ii Hi.l - »lt: > , 'f li*f«l,
~ i itPii**.al luiiK.'lni''* ii •
■ in] h 1 r ' rratb
»a* th* airy la»*; if rat'tul *l**p la irn
).•>*>.Sla In*. ,o: - of tl.a alruiTKl# (o biaatli*;
il vou ty-l tii# itUrni# l* alovtly «cnill|
Utr I't I**l to a#mt at "...I
to tl.# I routirr Aitlima Co., tut A 1 REE
TRIAL et a remarkable method. No ni*u#t
»:iere y.>u lit* or vrh#*het von have any
fattb tn any remedy nnffer th» Hun. rend
t..f thie free 'rial. If y#tl bay# .nfleied
lor a lite-tinie and tried everything you
ri.iild learn ..t aitheut reliel ; even it yoo
aie utterly diavouraged, do n.t aHanuon
bojH* b’ * aend 'oday lor thia free 'rial. It
Will Ci Bet I n* Addles* l KOKTIER
ASTHMA CO 4ri? Niagara R'r«-at. 3TT M.
I - I Buffalo I, N Y.
MADAME LILLIAN caution.
Dept. 6D-33 Box 88 according
Station J. New York 27 to directions.
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
ture. are. left to right: Mrs. Grace Bryant, stata
president of State association; Mr*. Lexie
Brown, Ruth’s mothar, and Lloyd Cofaf. acting
stata diractor of State Association of Elks.
Johnston, Corliss Hunter, and front row, left to
right: Gwendolyn Oliver, Jerry Carter, Betty
Bennett, Marjorie Porter, Louise Loomis, Peggy
Burris, Evelyn James, Clara Freemon, LaDonna
Fields, Velma May and Betty Ann Mixelle.—
Photo by Edwards.
ler> in uddihon to promoting group
work und community organisation
projects in the community
' Mr. Korncgny is a native of Mount
(Live, N. C.. and a graduate of
North Carolina State college at
i Durham; he holds a M.A. degree
,in personnel administration und
.guidance front the University of
; Michigan. Mr. Kornegay’s job’ will
j entail placement, counselling, and
vocational guidance.
DREAMING OF
LONGER
Jji HAIR?
Ti v Konola Method
of H,i r c'.e e tor 1 week,
find see tiie enjoy
ent of lea Iv attractive
cal in
lv hair that of'en
mean# I.aive and Ro
mance
1< in.iny case-, short hair may he
due to splitting and breakmg-oft
of the hn:r, and to dryness ol the
hair and scalp.
Often in Many Instances
HAIR MAY CET LONCER
when the ha;r and scalp are in a
I’orniai, healthy condition, and the
diy, hilttle. Ineaking-off i.air can
Is* retarded to give the hair a
chance to grow
Just trv tlie Ronola Method for 7
dav and see for yourself w hat it
may do so: you. Your ft w.d* and
vour mirror vv !1 tei! you Orrlei a
J.ir today l.onger. more beautiful
a r may tie your foad to Love.
Romance and Suecess Money hack
7 day- t not delighted. A Jar of
dor.oia cost* only 91.20. including
.x O'de: now.
THE RONALD CO.
liept 5. hiiiiT lounge (iruvr We..
Cbtcago 3Ti 111.
PEOPLE WITH EPIDERMOPHYTOSIS
ATHLETE’S FOOT
<Eczematoid. Ringworm of the Skin,
Trench-foot, Cym-foot; Common foot
Itch, etc., etc.>
TRY NEW! EFFECTIVE
PROMPT ACTINC
A combination treatment sold on a
Money Back Cuarantee that you are
Completely Satisfied.
Don t delay with this aggravating and
often disabling foot condition.
Just mail this coupon today. Pay
your postman if you prefer.
(Not Sold In Stores)
IIIEt h W lilt 'll NOl PKIiFKR l
• >l*l tII It I % non \TOBIES
• Toil llninett Ave.. (hn .ign 49. Illinois *
•
• _ Fin, »>e.2 fia-.d 91 00 for \vn ch send me or.e it) J
• FORMU LA "77 ' Comb nation Tiejtment. *
. . a
• Pie.me -a*i dme FORMI’LA 'V Combination j
1 Treat T.ent. I wi.l pay postman $1 00 plus •
2 pot 2 age. *
a a
l If not completely >at -f ed. return unusuad por- •
J t:h ; of FORMULA "77” and we w.il jefua.d your I
• money' ai tu I
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Jim Crow Plan
Has Attention
Of NAACP Group
NEW YORK After a month’s
tour of the Pacific Northwest, with
intensive work in Washington and
Oregon, Edward Dudley, member of
the legal aUiff of the NAACP said
last week plans were under way
in Seattle, Portland, Tacoma, and
Spokane to combat the wave of jim
crowism which Is sweeping the
or.ce-liberal section on the heels of
the great migration of southern
Negroes and whites.
Dudley conferred with Governor
of Washington, with Attor
ney General Neuner of Oregon.
Mayor Riley of Portland. Mayor
Johnson and City Prosecutor Grimm
of Pasco, Wash., also with State
Senator Henehan of Washington. In
Portland Mr. Dudley met with
F.dgar J. Kaiser at his huge ship
vards and report* that although
there is no Jim crow in the Kaiser
■.corks, or cafeterias for workers, or
housing project.-, the boilermakers
union is forcing Negroes into a
jim crow auxiliary as a price for
working. Those who refuse to join
the auxiliary are fired under the
closed shop contract.
GROWING LARGER GARDENS
. N«|ro families throughout the
South are growing larger gardens
this year, according to official ob
servers of the U S. Department of
Agriculture.
YOUCANT
BUY ASPIRIN
—that can do more for you than genuine,
pure St. Joseph Aspirin. First choice of
millions for simple headache. Ttorld’s
largest seller st JOr. 36 tablets, 20c; 100
for 35f. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
PAGE BOY WIGS
Improve your appesratu*. For at.vle.
slanior. attra. tiv-nesa west Pa** Boy
At'aihmant. Prii * til 89. 50r **tra tor
Hi ay h»lr. If C O.D poataK* *xtra.
W* atipplv Wi*«i, Braida. SwitiLea,
Boi>* Curb. Write NATIONAL HAIK
CO . 254 W*st 185th St., New Yoik, 30
Tln TISTNONYtf TBNISANDS:
V lt*S Of
|gg||f II THERESA
p M|f ' ««"«
7tb kn, at 125th St
...in Hit Hmartof Harlem
300 apactoua, all out aide room a.
luxurious auitea. The beautiful
Orrhid Room for dinmt: cockteil
lounge end bnr; the lovely Mer
cantile for relaxation. Ideal atmot
phere for teat, study, and comfort.
Large roam* with pn*mt» B*lß
*2.o# Sis|h—*2.so MR «rs »
Wit hew# private Batß
*1.50 l*#s—*2.oo MMs aN #
WALTER W. SCOTT. Manager
HOTEL THERESA
7* kn. at 125* St, Hmi Y«h Oty
Do Your KIDNEYS,
BLADDER Need Help?
IY.ou-uiuU who sulieied
SvSjSB ’ ' f* I>-| nf ;
k
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M
K>4 -JH T !
NATI'RAI. HF.RR edi
i «\ Red Dragon Hetbs.
I you sutler *>«*t l lmu up night 4: Pdnfut.
burning pa-sages; aching back and
leg'; • civoiu weakne ■> or sore, aching
loint 4 . why don't you see v la' this
famous old tm-d cine can do tor you ’
You. like thousands, mas find it is just
what you need to In-lp you feel better,
stronger and younger.
Ten powerful herbs f on India Chinn.
Africa go into tins wonderful medicine.
Oftol help to surprising relief in non
s\-t» nic-iuorganic kidney u id bladder
irritations becau-* ' .ey help y our bode
* xpcl acids aiid poison* which may
cause your ttoub.es.
You nay hare raa-r to ble 4 « the day
\ou beard <>t Red Dt agon Herb*. Try
tnem right away ' Send no money—Just
pay the postman si l*H plus f« w cents
postage w nen he brings your medicine
•m pant box' Sati-facti«< a-suied or
.-very penny of your *1 f*B refunded
\Vi te todav: Vita Botanical (<> I>ept
I) MO »>t.h Aye.. New Yoik. N. Y.
WANTED!
Check Yourself for
these Fool Symptoms
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SKIN HI HI I I N
TOES
IMPORTANT
GUARANTEE
You must be com
plete I V satisfied
with the benefit*
secured by Formu
la ••77” or you may
return the unused
portion of Formula
”77” and we will
Immediately refund
sour purchase
price.
N. Y. Bill To Bar
Jim Crow In Ta?;
Exempt Housing
NEW YORK. A discrimination
bill, providing that no tax exemp
tion shall be granted on housing
and redevelopment projects in New
York City in the event of discrimi
nation because of “race, creed or
color,” was sent to the mayor
week for his signature after being
passed by the City Council and ap
proved by the B .ard of Estimate.
The Administrative Code amend
ment is not retroactive, and there
fore will not effect the Jim Crow
Stuyvesant Town housing project
as the city has already signed the
contract with the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, its owner.
Onions add flavor to a meal. They're
mwt popular when fried with Irish
potatoes; add salt and chopped grer*i
prpper and. when ready to »erve. dash
in a few drops of hot pepper sauce.
Men! Straighten
I'XKILY HAIR
PERMANENTLY IN ONT TREATMENT
WITH HAIH STRATE. Anmlng ro.ult.
last sis months on most stubborn hair. Doss
not discolor hair. RoguUr sirs SI.OO. Thrift.?
Jumbo sirs 11. 00. Honor back ffusrsntss.
P?nt C.O.D, plus nostscs. Aganti wanted.
Rush your order today!
HAIR STRATE CO.. Dept. GH
SS Flatbusb Ave., Brooklyn 17. X. Y.
HtMt**omro\
9* % 00PM*
p n( fS*S*PM
If roof hak la doll, faded,
\ t/rh burnt, gray, arartna or di*.
. 1 f S/A eolorod. one «0e bottle of
\tl / y BLACfc STRAND will
\ll / / sole* poor entire heed of haw
ill / Xt* a smooth, area, lostrooa, |«t
W / f blark shade. All roo need te keep
V / /your hair alwaya looking blark and
// / lor alp ia Black Strand. Whether
y / It’e all your hair, or just ta awb-ig
r / four hair at rout*, parting, templar
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