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WHITE ON LEAVE; WILKINS HEADS NAACP.
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QUOTES OF
THE WEEK
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Rr *il Hu* («m>iitiian!
! A" BEAUTIFUL*I
| COMPLEXION
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A beautiful complexion is
your most precious charm. You
know there is something shorn
a lovely skin that attracts at
tention and admiration.
People «ith sallow colorless
faces, who look pale and drawn 1
nia\ find their red blood cells
are weak, puny ami faded
caused by the lack of Calcium.
Vitamins B and iron; thrn too.
a loss of blood may cause your
color to fade, These conditions
see observed very often in
young girls and middle-aged
women.
«*i course, continued pallor
may, come from other causes—
• your doctor regularly—Bat
don't wait! Start taking 11AD-
As OL now—and as vigorous
blood c.irr. ing the 3 B Vitamins 1
and .Minerals (Iron, Calcium.
Phosphorous and Manganese)
surges throughout your whole
b-.rdv. bringing these nourishing
elements to your vital organs,
digestive system, heart, lungs,
kidneys, and to your skin, to
repair or to replace the cells
j and tissues that have been j
sickly Then greater freshness j
| and new pep should make yon j
i sleep sounder, feci younger, •
look better, and have a healths
looking mm pie? ton with firm
flesh filling out hollow places
No mat;er where you Hv . f
no m.ittt-r who you are, and it I
| you havi tried all the modi j
lines under the sun, give this j
wonder!mi preparation a trial. (
’ Ist to take, pleasant to taste.
• '•! a bottle tedav from your
iic-jg »» ■.—l! \I>A( 01., Take
HAIIACOI, to reclaim vowr
hcaltir color, vour enjoyment
of life. Yes. to look your level
best, take HAD At OL Trial
Size only hi 25—Large Family
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Roy Wilkins Named
Acting NAACP Head
NEW YORK Roy Wilkins, an
i taut secretary if the NAACP.
v\ is today named acting secretary
•by th< A 1 <r u;.ialir-si's board of riiri c
tors at its rcgulai monthly nieet
-17) g.
Mr Wtlk ns will be executive
Ira: il :>f the NAACP during; the ab
st co of Waits, r While, secret try.
who was granted a year's leave
following the board's refusal to \ie
"■|it his resignation.
As assistant i-tcretnry sine" 1931.
.'.lr. Willi n h. s been ccond in com
manl of the NAACP taff and has
cgul.ii-ty served as acting secte
ai-.v 1 : the ah.-encc of Mr While.
Prior to j ininy the NAACP staff,
he v:r. managing editoi of The
n. u‘:i ( its 'Mo. * C :i| from 1923
nnld m:t) Wtien id W id H Du
Bots fiat left the A socmtion in
d v H :v|r W ilk ms -ai; vis'dffi tljin
i- editor of Tim Crisis serving the
NAACP in .1 dual enpnciiv.
In addition to hi ;; administrative
• nuns, oilitie-. Mr. Wilkins has
' iv-led cxt'.ui.svely. taking be
i'.ic clubs. In■l u) 11 , eel lege groups',
isfucK tions and conventions on
v«l ilHi; aspect of ; o relations. As
nail 111:01 of lii- executive 's.n>-
mitten »f the Nn’ion:)! Council for
■ P im.mpnt FKI-’C. ha- has bei n in
‘he fort iron! of ih«- fight for
- fpiaiity J jot) oppoi r,unities.
In 19/J2. Mr W tikins and George
.Schuyler di pursed .i--- dev la
oiw modi’ an investigation "J
audit 01;., in contractors '.snips on
he flood eo I trot pit in Missis
• t 'Pi Following il-.eir 1 eport, wages
H Negro W'-m'kci on the projei't
were substantially increased
During fh-. s u.m wcplv y\ livt* ’ !
Philadelphia transit workers
' {iramo'ion of Negroes to
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HAYES-JACKSON
ELECTRIC CO.
133 EAST HARGETT ST..
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jobs os mutormen in 194;), he w
a chat e,c of NAACP activities
t city. In 1945, he served alo
iv ith PV Dußoiis and Mr. White
an NAACP consultant to t
Am k; n delegation at the four
Mi,, -iilorence of the Uciitod h
tior. in San Francisco.
Born August 30, 1 901, in St. I,or
Mr Wilkins ivas reared and ec
Ted in St. Paul, Minn., and a
gi initiated from the University
ilmne -ctu in 1923. He lives in Nt
fork with Mrs. Wilkins, the font
' Mi.-s Minnie Badeau of St. Lot
to a hunt lie was married in 192
HU! l IE UR OUT
L( >S ANGELES (ANP) -
Ah it happened to make thf
fit-year-old white bride of Al-
Itn Lee Woods change h*M
mind and not will her $50,000
fortune to him?
Phe discovery of a codicil to
the April, 1945, will of Mrs.
Ardriannu Eugenie Woods real
ly lias excited much discussion.
The April will gave her estate
to Words. 28, her trusted chauf
feur and personal attendant.
The eodirii gives the estate to
Stanford University and the
I diversity of California In equal
• turns, A sum of Sso(i went to
U ssie Barnette, one of her two
colored maids.
When she married Woods in
January she said this was to
make '•wre that her money mid
' tale went to him as a reward
for his wonderful treatment to I
her.