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Evening star., 1945-05-27
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Would you like to give your face
and neck 4 thrilling beauty.lift?
Then EDNA WALLACE HOP.
PER'S Homoeenized Facial Cream
is just the help you need-a super.
lubricating cream with which you
can give yourself a facial right at
home! Pat HOPPER'S Facial
Cream on face and throat with up.
ward and outward strokes wipe
off after s minutes. Faithful use of
HOPPER'S cream every night will
help you maintain exquisitely lovely
face and throat beauty throughout
the years because it is HO.
MOGENIZED for the sxra lu.
brication which dry skins mast have
if they're to look soft and smooth!
Cost is low at Cosmetic Counters
ask for it!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Of GORDON Hosiery,-have you
tried their quality knit underwear
Slips and panties come in a variety
Of dependable sizes beautiful in
workmanship and superior in styl-
ing. GORDON Knit Lingerie
LOVES Tubing and dries in
such fine shape that you can take a
vacation from ironinsl Be sure you
insist on the label GORDON {.
your "cue" to beautiful hosiery and
cool summer underwear that's both
economical and smart! Just specify
GORDON" at your Department
Store!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Straight, lovely toes are q MUST
for summer! So if you spy rough.
calloused places or an ugly corn,
all you have to do is apply the thin,
cushionine and protective Zinc. pads,
made by DR.. SCHOLL, on chafed
places or wherever shoe friction or
pressure is causing trouble. Separate
wonder working medications are in
cluded for quickly removing painful
corns and callouses. You'll be de.
lighted at how quickly DR..
SCHOLL'S Zino.p pads can improve
the appearance Of your feet I.
and even more pleased at what com.
fortins relief you set from painful
shoe pressure, corns, eallouses or
bunions! AK for themi
Evening star., 1945-05-27
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Don't sit at home and pout :. join
in the merry whirl of early summer
activities EVERY day! You'll find
that TAMPAX can make those
days" seem like any other Civ.
ing you internal protection that 10
both invisible and non.hamperins!
This method of sanitary protection
was perfected by a doctor,-based
on the principle of internal absorp-
ton. TAMPAX is made of surgical
cotton compressed in dainty easy.
to-use applicators. You wear it in
ternally -. eliminating chances of
revealment, banishins annoyances of
pin, belt and chafe. Ask for it at
Drug and Notions Counters {.
learn what Naturalization can
mean!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

10 native Of the District of Column
bia, was graduated from the Uni
versity of Maryland.
The Post Chapel at the Army War
College was the scene of the we'd
ding yesterday Of Miss Doris Ethel
Sampson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Sampson of Vancouver, Wash,
and 1t. Rudolph L. Walter, A. U. S.,
son Of Mrs. Agnes c. Walter of this
city and the late DR.. Charles S.
Walter. Maj Austin B. Hanna,
chaplain, ofnciated at the l o'clock
ceremony, and a reception in the
home of the bridegroom mother
in Bethesda followed.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by Mr.. John H. Heister, BROTH
er-in-law of the bridegroom, was
attended by Mrs. Ted Kinsman as
Evening star., 1945-05-27
GaithersbMrg

UNtENETyONT
GAITHERSBURd, May 26.-
Cadet Midshipman Marion Martin
of Kingsport, Long Island, is spend
ing this week end with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schroeder.
Mrs. George Engles of New
Rochelle, N. Y, is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Ensign and
Mrs. Robert Engles, in Washington
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Ware of
Washington have opened their cot
tage in Washington Grove for the
summer.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
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II you've an oily skin that's given
to eruptions and blackheads, here's
cleansing routine that will help
tremendously! Wash the skin with q
mild soap and q complexion brush
and then slather with YARDLEY
Liquefyine Cleansing Cfeam. It's
simply heavenly to use -. pink and
satiny.smooth and sweet scented! 1t
goes to work on cleansing the pores
-. but does NOT leave . greasy
residue which oily skins most Ger.
tainly should avoid. Cost Of YARD.
LEY Liquefyins Cleansing Cream
is 81 jar :. ask for this special
lied cleansing cream that is so very
efficient for cleansing oily skinl
Evening star., 1945-05-27

If you insist on COR.
DON full.fashioned
or No-Seam Stock.
inss, you'll win both
les-flattery and
Nv ear lontsvity!"
Just remember to
cherish them tender.
ly :. guard asainst
snaes and rips! And
while we're speakink 1
Evening star., 1945-05-27
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If you haven't already written for
that FREE gift of SPRED colors
-. act NOW! All you do is write
your name and address and the word
S.P-R-E-D on the back of a penny
postcard and mail to Nancy Sasser,
271 Madison Ave. New York 16,
N. Y. Shortly, you'll receive an en-
velope containing 8" 4" samples
of the II colors which Americas
leading decorators preferred 3.to-l
in 4 recent national poll. In add.
tion, there's q Color Harmony Chart
which will guide you to the most
eye-pleasins combinations of color
in your home. Write today for this
FREE gift Of beautiful SPRED col.
ors, the new Glidden water.paint.
Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

the doctor ordered" And, in addi.
ton to the cooling comfort'it brings
to tired, hot feet, it aids the healing
of minor cuts and abrasions, helps
take the sting out of mosquito bites,
and alleviates and isolates poison
ivy and poison oak. 1t softens corns
and callouses, and it relieves the
itching, scaling and cracking Of Ath.
lete's Foot. GOURIELLI Active
Ozone Foot.Stick is both antiseptis
and deodorizins. Get one before
hot weather sets in. Cost 81 :. at
Woodward & Lothrop's.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Eat it With a Sroon!

Want to give the youngsters a spe.
cial treat that's GOOD for them,
too? Then make sure you keep a jar
of WEIGHS Crapelade handy! It's
made from all the juice and fruity
parts of those fine table quality
grapes used in WEIGHS Grape
Juice.-so you know it's high in en-
ersy value! Even small children can
make their own sandwiches and
snacks from Grapelade for it's
smooth.spreadins as jelly, yet has
the stick-to-the. bread quality of
jam! Don't forget to serve it for
erown-ups, too,-for Grapelade is
delicious when served as a condi.
ment with meats and fowl, makes a
delicious spread for BUTTERFLIES
bread! Ask your Grocer for
WEIGHS Grapelade the es.
sence Of fresh Concord grapes!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

There's nothing quite
like this little Active
Ozone Foot.Stick as an
all around comfort
companion" For nag.
sing body itching and
chatting, it's "just what
Evening star., 1945-05-27
III. Early Bird
G.A .Ne.,ex.! !

Wings MIGHT help her for if
she becomes an early bird and is
one of the first to say, "Any VICE.
ROYS today, she may be in luck!
Truly this clean, mild smoke that's
blended from Domestic and Turkish
tobacco is worth your while for
its firm filter tip strains of resins,
tars and other throat irritants for
greater smoking enjoyment. The FL
ter also serves to restrain tobacco
crumbs from escaping onto your
teeth and lips particles don't
scatter out into your purse. So Just
keep on asking for VICEROY Gig
arettes. Some of them are around if
you happen to be Miss Early Bird!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

. -. sprinkle the sachet powder into sachet pillows
no bags tor drawers
the haunting fraerance of DJERKSS 4 difference how
you feel dner and Cost Of DJERKISS Sschet is
69c and 81 at Cosmetic Drug and Dept ask for it!
Evening star., 1945-05-27

If you value the indefnable charm Of your own fem.
yourself bottle of DJER.KISS Sachet by Kerkoff
and let the worlds most romantic SCENT subtly per.
fume all your summer wearables Swish bit Of this
deicatelyillusve fragrance amonf your sports TOYS
Evening star., 1945-05-27
BUY-LINES BY Many 5aexr
INN Of Things Advertised and Interesting.

4 Weekly Sponsored Interesting.
NEW YORK N. Y, May 27hThe other day heard
why do another War Bond Drive?
They've already had six of them and that winning
where why should this 9TH appeal?" You'll that this
black and white stupid
for glance a shows flung o
supplied for battle glance tells thousands will
still their bright blood So
Evening star., 1945-05-27
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Evening star., 1945-05-27

PLASTICLEER Baby Pants odoess heat
proof and the material strong light
leather and " soft and finest silk! There's absolutely
diaper made and
Guaranteed by GOODYEAR RUBBER SIDRIES Inc New Haven
Conn. ' ~ ~'
Evening star., 1945-05-27

the 9th War
9TH War Bond SANIFLUS andM
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Here's muhn can't svns for the combination Of
BEST FOODS Mustard with Forsersdh BEST FOODS He'll
msnn REAL M.onnase gives slightly moist and decidedly zppy
that makes them ideal to houtb butter!
cups ssI.risiss Cake Flour
sA VI eat Moyos"aiss (BEST FOODS 0, Helra~ns
:, kTI REAL Mayor.ass)
3f5t u cup MM
TSP BEST FOODS Mastayd. .uits. T. Ho,seodish
and
aoa, wh Be slightly RI hohtyoasd
muffin
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Remember how eager you were to get your fingers on
pair Of nylons when you first heard about this new
development? Well, that's the same feeling YOU will
have about PLASTI-CLEER, a sensational new
product OF plastic chemistry! Today, the GOOD.
YEAR RUBBER SUNDRIES, Inc. is putting th,
wonderful new material into one of their products
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Check the dinner below and dnoet that
II w. RY.KRISP, the bread made Of lO0ee natural
- Wv Grain and rich in Vamin B and resuains
~ MY "bukase," is suited serving with EACH
@ @zsrEJlzR5YE u ~ teT p,sdnn., @ esestqaThe
SOUP or SEAFooD COCKTAIL-The rpe-he tarora
encouraging to the fgureUse! " wow
of this Scondinap
bread makes perfect d crisp salad!
CHEESE CRACKERS-An ideal tasted uhen Y-KRIsP
for &c cheese M atnesH @ @ a'e' Hf-AHiSP
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-03
Shipping In Empire
Now Negligible
Continued From Pace ONcl

Continued From Pace ONCl
Russia haze been mined, and ship
ping reduced to a mere shadow.
The Japanese are SO desperate that
they have been forced to resort 10
still another suicide method-send-
ing small craft through mined WU-
tiers to clear the way for larger
ships.
The 10th estimated that many
hundreds Of thousands of tons
of critical Japan sc shipping
have been destroyed by mines.
naval vessels ii riaaeS-Nith
loss of sOrely needed carPaca-
i'm the four months blockade.
Other oflicia! reports told Of fiery
d|cs5lutius of the big aAipbuildin&
center at N~agasaki. unchallengcd
strikes around Naeoya and Kobe at
factories and airtieldS, and the air
blows that hit 81 enemy vessels,
including at least five Warshlps.
From an American carrier. an
Associated Press dispatch told
of Marine tliers in training for
their assigned mission, sky sup
port for tIocrs landing on JAi,.A
.s"lf.
In a censor-delayed account, the
dispatch from an American escort
diselo. ed that a new Marine air
group. the beach busters,' already
have used Japancsc-held Pagan III
thc northern Narianas, boring reals
.:..1. ,L,,.,ob Ni,Dnp 6pfcpSnS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualified
as EXccutriX of the Estate of
Augusta May, late of Vance County,
North Carolina, this is notice 10 all
persons having claims against the
said estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 3rd
day Of August, 1916, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of any re
covery. All persons indebted to SAID
Estate will pleaes make prompt set
tlement.
This Bird day Of August, l945.
MRS. EMMA MAY DUKE,
EXecutriX Of the Estate Of
Augusta May, Deceased.
3-l0-l7-24-3l-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-03
Cotton Is Mixed
In Marrow Trade
During Forenoon

New York, Aug. 3.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened five cents a bale
higher to five cents lower. Noon
prices were ten cents a bale higher
10 fey cents lower. October 22."8,
December 22.89. March 22.89.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
About The Common Man
BY
! L D A II D R 0 y

That Is what we mean when we say that civil
liberties must apply TO ALL no matter how evil
and unwhoesome they may he.
Does this mean, then. that We can't do anything
about sheets like the REDFORD RECORD or hate
mongers like Gerald Smithg
Most emphaucaily II does not Blu, It does mean
that must fight them With the weapons OF de-
mocracy. in tho spirit OF democracy. and in the
firm conviction that II they knew all the facts the
people would do the correct thing
In that spirit I'd like 10 suggest few things we
can do right now
GIVE THE FACTS
Nowhere have seen a study OF who profits from
the segregation OF Negroes in housing know
from experience that the same real estate shark
who panics the white owner into selling his home
at a loss, reses the home 10 Negro at a pre-
MUM
II white home owners knew what swinde was
being Put over on them by the allegation that Ne
groes reduce the value OF their homes. it would
help change their attitudes.
Point number one therefore must be survey
by reputable agency OF the whole problem, and
real work in publcizng its findings
To combat the filth that Il printed by neighbour
hood papers like the BEDFORD RECORD we
need IA progressive newspaper that can circulate
In the same areas and put across Ahe argument
for n democratic attitude on race.
Detroit has no daily newspaper that expresses
'ne ueCehi ana democratic View or race or of hous-
Ing The best democratic papers in town are the
weeklies that circulate in the Negro community
but In the very nature OF things they influence al
most no people whose minds need changing They
go TO the folks who are already on the right side
and thoroly convinced
A truly progressive paper. with wide circulation
is a must IL people TO be sold on the demo-
cratic attitude. Probably the best way TO get one
Is for the UAW-ClO 10 set up cooperative pub
and sail
friends and local unions. until enough capital has
been accumulated 20 start publishing.
Here are two democratic suggestions. Is any,
body interested?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Dixie Goes Hog Hunting
Copyright, 1916, by New South Features)
BY Harold Preece

weeks column.
HOGGING Up THE LAND
Those two-legged poll tax hogs won't let the
people have the land that the land stands Idle six
months In the year aud that makes the people idle
The poll tax hogs don't want factories In the south
because then the idle people would get Jobs Then
those human hogs wouldn't be able TO get cheap
labor fed scraps that would make Tom Virgins
hungry hogs 20 strike for better rations.
There's overproduction in Dixies poor families
because the poll tax hogs want lots OF people born
that therell be lots OF labor to select from. So
they refuse TO appropriate money for birth con-
troll clinics. But they hired preachers TO stand M
in pulpits and tell the people that It's sin for
not to herself out bearing children
who can't be fed
And all Of this means Interpretation ut the
polls because the poll tax hogs price the ballot like
they price a pound Of good beef-so high that folks
can't aiford H.
The South is changing and the south's people
waking up In this dawning new day OF the
South. should be producing full-sze Iincolns
and not pint-sze Biboes at the polls-iust as we
should be producing crops you can sell instead OF
scrubby cotton IN our fields and finished goods
instead OF unfinished material in our indus
trial plants.
We're getting ready 70 some new crops down
here but we need our neiehbors in the rest OF the
country 10 help IA get the seed In the ground Of
Dixie. We need for thom 10 help make the
ground ready for something else besides Bilbo by
helping as to make the United States Senate 10
take HR. 1.-THE anh-poll tax b-out Of the ice
box and pass II before Bnbo comes up for re-elec-
ton IN Mississippi next year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
Get Out And Vote

Mr. and Mrs. Detroit let us ask you question. What
would you think or do, if person organized eff
fort should try deprive you Of right to vote We
know what you would do You would oppose the effort
with all your power You would also to the polls on
election day and vote You would exercise your franchise
and would not leave others to decide which cand
date to put into office
Well, an important election is fast approaching. On
Tuesday November g. the voters Of Detroit will elect
mayor and nine counclmen and other public officials Be
sure to your You can't afford to stay away from
the polls, if you are qualified voter.
Unfortunately however, many thousands Of coored
Detroers have already been deprived Of their right to
vote on November g. They allowed their procrastnaton
indifference disQualify them by their failure to re-
gister in time. If you veteran and have not yet
registered you still have the opportunity to register at
City Hall from until election day Pass this infor
nation on to your soldier friends who may Wish to regis
ter and vote in this election
Remember when you go to cast your ballot, We have
deserving candidate running for council He is
Rev. Charles A. Hill and he merits your support.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
.Barthe Wins
Catholic Award

NEW YORK-(ANPl-The 1915
winners OF the James J Hoey
awards are Paul y. Williams, a
white virginian. and Richmond
narthe. noted sculptor, accord
ing 10 an announcement here last
week by the Catholic Interracial
council Presentation OF the
awards will take place on Oct.
Is at the Carroll club here.
Established in 1912 by the fam
ily Of the late James J Hoey'
former collector OF internal re-
venue and first president OF the
Catholic Interracial council. the
two medals are conferred each
year on the feast OF Christ the
King on white and Negro lay
man who in the judgement OF
the committee. have contributed
prominently during the year TO
the cause OF interracial Justice.
Williams. native OF Richmond,
Va. was one Of the organizers
and secretary Of the Catholic
Committee OF the South which
has made substantial conrtibu-
tons TO improve race relations
He received his education AT
Georgetown and Boston universi-
ties.
Barthe. a sculptor, lives here.
His work has been exhibited in
tho whitney, Metropolitan. Phila-
delphia and Brooklyn museums
and at the New York Worlds
fair He was awarded the julius
Rosenwald fellowship in 1922
and the Guggenheim fellowship
in 1904.
Richmond Barthe. who has
been consistent winner Of
awards and medals, apparently
got greater sense OF satisfac-
ton out u this new honor than
n he had won blue ribbon in
an art show as sculptor OF
painter eNcelling as he does In
both mediums
Il am thrilled by this award
as have never been thrilled
before he said Always have
hoped that my work had some
definite social significance, that
IL carried some social import.
This award indicates that our
efforts have been having some
effect. not on Negroes alone. but
on people. and It makes me
happy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

foul and filthy bit OF hate propaganda has been
coming to my home weekly. 1t is edition
another Of the BEDFORD RECORD, distributed
free during the municipal election campaign TO
further the candidacy OF Mayor Jefres and some
OF his friends the Common Council
Expect for the tremendous number OF ads and
the few small items OF neighborhood news, the
paper Is filled with sensational articles which
be summed up in one OF the scare headlines
WHITE NEIGH BORHOODS THREATENED
AGAIN
Checking around among my friends discover
that the paper Is being delivered 10 every home
In the area, probably In the whole 2snd Ward.
What can We do about this vile stuff?
The totalitarian liberal or radical. Of has
ready answer. Suppress the paper, Make 1t IL
legal to say such things" is his reply
That is simple response. and perfectly natur-
al one for anybody in the heat Of his anger Yet
il solves nothing The people in the 22nd Ward.
and almost everywhere else in the city where white
folks live thoroly convinced that II they have
Negro neighbors they will lose financially and
, socially
The only solution that means anything is the one
that uproots these unfounded convictions Sup
pressing the paper that repeats the yiciousness
each other from finding different ways OF printing
n; from acting tho II were true.
LIBERTIES AT STAkE
The American Civil Liberties union. foremost
guardian OF our precious heritage OF democratic
rights. has repeatedly opposed any solution to the
problem OF hate propaganda that involves sup
preston OF free speech, free press free as
semby.
In modern-dsy America It is easy to see how
LEGISLATION TO make u crime TO spread race con-
flict hate might be enforced 10 achieve Just the
opposite OF what the original sponsors intend.
After listening to the way Jenries and his stoog-
90 in the Negro community have talked about the
wit efh Nv
riot for exampIe) II is easy to imagine prosecutor
Ike Bowling hauling US into court and saying that
melting hatred against white people and
stirring up conflict.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27

Harold Preece Texas. And don't mind teinnK
my friend, Brother Prmus 4. King, down In COLI
unibuS. Georgia. that thank the Lord for II.
guess that mean sire ak started acting up when
Brother King his suit before Georgia federal
Judge. last week The judge held that he and all
other Negro Georglans like him had the right to
vote
All over Dixie. today. there Negro politlcal
movements Ike the one backing Brother hing
which are helping 20 run the hogs out Of this big
patch Of America called Dixie when you hear
the old hogs granting hard mp In the capitol NJ
Washington or In the city hall down II Atlanta you
know its because they're being chased pretty hard
by lot Of Negroes and whites who think that cleo
ton time Is fine time 10 20 hog hunting.
Now ~ I wrote last week quoting fine edi-
toria from the Progressive Farmer 20 that effect
the main problem Of the South is underproduolion
IN the souihs farms and the south's factories
said that going 10 DO a little more testifylns
on that whoIs question Of underprodueton In this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-10-27
SENTENCE
SERMONS
II, RFy. FRANK CLARENCE
LOWRY for AMP

/. II takes more courage TO
saw mo to WRONG when all the
rest are saying yes
Those who say mo al the
right time won't have to feel
sorry at any time.
3. II must be true that some
men who are now serving time
conyicts didn't take time TO
defend their honest convictions
4. An inveterate drinker has
his convictions. but he washes
Them down without any dis'inc-
,ions
5. A constant liar has his
too. but he soes on lying until
he's almost through.
5. Many folks are under CON
,iciion Of sin when they hear
lie story Of the cross but 70
Stop PLAYING policy. they would
rather stand an eternal loss.
:. Tile heart Of man Is con-
stantly convicted and has him
an the pan. but he still goes on
proving TO SATAN that he is his
best man.
S. Folks think they can fool
God with their mode OF ostrich
Mead living. by hurying their con-
victions and going on sinning
3. 4 certain rich man when
IN hell asked Father Abraham
10 send Lazarus. that he may
dip the tip Of his ginder in water
and cool my tongue for | am
,ormerted in this flame But
Abraham as much as told him
that he had plenty OF time be-
sorehand 10 keep cool tongue
and head without now taking
up his time 10 wake up someone
from the dead
10 Stney people and those
with hot tempers and passions
ought 10 get together With God
and learn how 10 conquer all
az these or be convinced in he'll
NAT any one OF them is dead
Is disease
ii. The very best advice any
young person can be given from
the start is-to put his or her
trust in God and develop a
strong character and pure
heart
X The people in this. God s
beautiful world will some day
learn that Gods divine order
they cannot spurn and for indi-
,iduals aSd nations TO succeed,
they must Gods laws most earn
estly heed.