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The Melting Pot j
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tv-onuti. has a h*"?*! ‘"Hrn ssh
vsajk hkltf-ry" to his email H
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V:. :■ t <"'■ ais !<•./■ Up seif.so;; 8-\-n ♦-■
|ivr \ u<i\ he s- r>, : nui.F»'
An*i !.;* Think. I i»*ed 'w: F- •
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BJI.) VFKCK. stM-vs in Mt ;•*
hisrh chord w-'b ?••.♦
il-r >.vay h <-m v irjf’ors «!* s*- to: s -
i<- ‘T! i: a1 i ? ■f>f.t»- n■? i u < r1 ■ ; r ;:.. I!' •
i' i a n R ,U?ftf l- f * b.'t f k vs »• h inn tr>
Thn ssi'i; |h* !>J *» •jrh- Iv£n»y
(Hfif.ch s up. h i..<ivcn
-'i-* ‘ • • jackpot hit for :'ne ti«ii
twirl--. !artf- ihf t-'-m!ant a «m:-
i'< v ijWS#! Vt-c-T. NV>w Wit i; iv-s club
ircarf for a ;fn't<h drive. who
• u,p Incurring a hal Iba:
Pack' thunder but jrigitttic Li'Ki'
I 'TKR. who led the 1’ i. icvtin
wit! a baiting mark of 3 fill <
of thofcf hits w er<" bo-tsirrs.i until
his f: "■< injury !'tn not savins:
r fp.iur to work out this wav
‘ :tf ; mild ho now .1 ack■ an. it
I • ,:I ’' ' ■»
f * nn'd i > pit r h y )tt f: . * o
hit «>t> with whaV hf-:
l ‘ , ;:,/■• S-J j ! T«v ar t,
Avf KB KVA NS. tlia vs*., at-s:
' < ,*r flu- tf-imc. won sor t'
oiio V 'Vr going Champ, it
n't hapT'H.u a id* r fellow.
h;u. ' ■OUihf'il H CU C -nr U '< ' ’ •<" f'
PA t "■] t i Den r 0 i; sn ni » : •-i Ai | M.
r; -is Nivir re n with tho m
' ! :i• -a- white stars at. Ado* Poo ; .-P'
this V urmrH-v a! the loim- S?<ju;o
-- f:: •: i ard u*•* v? • *e- y . 1 oca ted :i, M; ci
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NATiONA! PSESS eUiICiNO
Washington o e
By A<wi» Os»A^*
* Summer% on the w-a ne and how m ;st
of us anxiously look forward to coo!
■ <ll .f ;v>' Meantime, there ;s alw.v s the
exciting talk about Autumn fashion*, to
pacify us Biggest news to date seems
to b; advance Paris styles which feature
straight and shorter skirts.
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Crapes are on the plentiful food list
for September Serve as a fruit for
breakfast «>r make a big luncheon »r
supper seU d bowl beginning with crisp
greens, then grapefruit and orange sew
fions mixed with apple and banana
stwe ■ fop wish small bunches of grape*.
Sene with side bond of dressing made
of two parts French dres. ng blended
v .tti one part tea! mayonnaise.
* * *■
r Add to fie! poison ivy cures this one
tec urn mended by the l)ept. of Agnu.d
lure Bathe affected areas with hi t
‘-"atet as hut ,e the skin can stand.
Manx who have tried this remedy have
had -die 1 for several !,. ur
<r * *
r V»:T.. .1 stuffing fe.t chi; ii: .<
1 vim rtratsihi this ease rule Allow
f ft:o' of fresh bread crumb- Hi a4-
m Ufid sow I 4 jp. for a S pound bud
* * *
t When *h«. cu.ta.n
and . nk)t wears near summer. end.
s<slet ut itb.i c»m->r with while -•
ntftvc-f and <lv*> wuh ,il? purport .i t
B-isrtis are fresh and putts ami a nice
change .f ’sou ss h.,d wb.te ...... -t
ones up
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f PreiH latte m.'j.n is ,- ,4
roanut. iu*t fill glass iar about tvaif full
«>f shredded rocoanut, add a few drop
«f food coloring Cover ia< ano shake
Sprinkle i«‘ take frosting
- 'Hat ti 'rtay SrpterHxir Ti, 1949
. ipsddkwf.ighf »taf tin !
! iotii-Mog of Harry M j
~i “Per Woo 1 Bea :; j
i a j h handlers He i 1 - •
■vc toin 'vou ts- kkft
, vfn , wo saw hi Hi in
mo Kid OaviJarc-Rbbir.
. .... ;; . ,i is ARTSK TOW S’E
• : n< that former Middle
u. .. i hamnion Mnropi Her.l '■ r
■ T-iV'To Roaoiir was ra.
<.,! Am iai pjoat printisfog ffgh*
, ■ ........ , of World War TI i
T i.. . Konoht; and lo* wiiip- ;
pod . ■ w o-f:s!on punohmg fool in j
ts F: fit f- ’iioosi.i TATTM. wl c!
i r .fitis with the dazzling Say
ing I arii,!mipelis Clowns, baseball > j
.supmue •.. h producers, should
lip. the minors o- major'
'2 ii’o! i!; igo hill the wily {ll i>
POl.r-Ol'K owner of the Clowos. J
.-: ■..... .md'.v 'A’H to' “S>‘" 'O
(i t> ;a-ding w. lie scouts” into a<-
.! oil-..- "m.fl'ee 3nd ca-ke"’ iiough
f> : ~ pot nil icily great, a perfor
~ is Tat.nm.
N’.c 1. ~ ■ li.m three former «’IA \ i
j.. ■■ ii ■ t iiasgrtball and 100
hall •’. ith draw down sizeable pav
;i. o l>asketbali and i!,o
f.-oidaU :in ! Pit i-' 1 seasoo and wa
'old you their names two week 1 -
ngo .his; waU’ii the. e 'Ai.■ press
. ....(J ..pieirioi r you saw ,
this •••olunsn or “Bnating
The Cun'
t liisik (,!VKS \NM \i.
HII IFt.l STATISTK.S
.Vt-.-'V Yf f.’K The of
Ei- ■ ■ r i -adnates each year
i... si.;,e increased from the
:r. • -•< : . in 1912 hr 7.944 in
h ;;i r , j„. ; .. 7 > : r Crisis, official
ional A‘r?.*nit ion
r, :in adc on eiuent of Colored
; ■ i... . n annual report
■ i ’h, a. . •:.N. gro in Col
m.i ■:■.■■■■ ■ in tb< Augttst
;i i. :. v - N ro students *i>
• o n|. .ei, • IMS 1949, the Cris's
■ - 7.*i44 srraduated
■ • i .. i ,i- i i deg.-eftii. 1! d
1C '.Vi: |; Hl.n.N. 7
- ’ i:c. : <<■■ of doctor of vote--
i;.-h with the
NATlOti.«l f«SS tiitlDlNO
WASHINGTON. O. C
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H u long I>r your make-up tc. i-'H.k
-nn :h r iTice. ie queen *., here \
Hovi Aypiy p vder base sparingly and
xm.-Kuh - n a* i, (hen with finger tips
»•••') "• vterr.e n.uge. Lastly, with a
p eer J cotton press on powder. V\ ::h
.. . hi ■ , mim.m square carefully remove
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Inti tew - bother; Not the latest
»>nd A readv sweetened. a!! you have
to i!.< i mix a spoonful of the prepared
lea syrup; with water and ice, stir and
sip.
St Sr it
A band;- i *t for ar.y boy or girl ge.ng
•8 a'ir ge thn Fat! can be easily
naii*. ;r ■> several colors of shoe polish,
brushes ,; f . hs. Come- in so handy
i the vie -hine of success.
♦ * *
? "•I.f.'itua figures indicate that val
n r. , t )0 be scarcer this vrar.
I ana though is more plentiful and
should von be cheaper at your grocery.
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Viakr ; r •- otatc.es thi- wav Mash
i- : ’ an, s, son well with vitamin
m m, jit, pepper arid a little
onj. n . : in acid mashed pirnien
duffv. Delicious and
-at■■, m. -,ner pJate, too.
* v it
e s pastry blender
' needed, jus; use two
kiMV - I 1 ;m rt in each hand, cut
: * and floui will form
small particles
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A stiggtsii' ~ fpt tonight’s dessert. !
k; n i, . custard pivured ovts j
fresh peaches pean -
r" "■ •;'•. 7 V T'iaat- ;
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N i t. KADI. HS Among
North t .ooiiiM Negro leaders
,re Ihise two outstanding nsen.
Fred .! Carnage. Hut. and John
Collett McLaughlin, right, Mr.
Carnage a lawyer and memiirr of
the Rairigh. N. f . hoard of educa
tion. i> a member of the Wake
County R t rosy Chapter's
Collins Laughs As
T T I i~' . I
He is Executed
TRENTON* N .! (ANPi - ,M
fred Collins, f Philadelphia,
went to his death in the electro*
chair almost, laughingly Ttiesda
night tor the staying of white Ai
berta ShHrj.Hf. 16 las-t Sttpt. •>
He sp’.ii-.md the prayer offered
)1;... t>y tiie K’ v. !{ • Van i’l l ''.
nnd nsked him '■<■ confer th m or
his wit- and bat*y in-.-:-a-’ He show
if] no signs \ ; woitv as he walked
the last nr.ii- Ho f<*ld the guards
not to talk shout hi'.; after he was
dead or ' C:i come ;..ui end itautr.
you."
The deal It ritliai was Cm r'lit-o -
'he-Piili lecfrocut:<*n Coi'iMs eyed
Jlcferti'e John MeCrorv the off
cr who .'.TiMi him in I’hiladel
l<hia. and said ' i . ,ui still gtrrile. .
•'Mac.' ’’ The switch turned on.
A few ruinati-s iaiec Albert Col
jins was dead.
Tice muled one of the most mix
. d up and controversial cases I*:
the bistort of this area. It was th *
.fail of last year v.hen three staffs.
. Pennsylvania. Delaware and New
Jersey started the hunt for an ai
liegcd Negro *.vho Was "shrewd,
cunning, and brutal" lielleved to he
the niprit ii. a s<*ric> of ioadsidr
r.tTackf on coup: ~ and women rid
1 11, g alone.
The climax of • Nt-- series of I
.crimes came Sept 7 1945. when the ,
lifeless liody hi ‘he Piiinau N. J
high school girl was found in a
rave! pit A week later William
h-'.; on : I • d !■> H‘
f'hil.idelphta r-oltci* I'cople pom ' .
f fl M from Delaware N**,v lersey. an.:
IVmisylvanla town- “positively"
identity Jackson .is t!ie man who j
had iiU.ycked th: m.
While .tack, on 'va c stiii in sas
tody. Collins was arrested, and i:;
i w-ek had cotiic: sed.” Despite
work tie ties it 'one Ahra’ci-ii
N'eetllemati it was several weeks '
liefoi * Jackson was fn d by imlSee.
The trial „t Woodbury. N*. J..
reaelted the fever point as the
county solicitor and Collins' at tor.
ney Argun.) conlinttousiy whun
is second, with J.xJ: tin- Cniversitv
of Kansas third, with J—l. and tin-.
Cf.ivcsity pt Dcn'cr fourth, with
.152.
Th-- arCc-ic also offered detaile 1
Tnformafion, photographs, and st •
tis!.;:-s M N■ > honor graduates-, of
ithe various toltegotj
S I
Firestone Tires and Tubes, Refrigerators, Electric
Ranges, Washing Machines- Radios, Radio catteries, I
Faint and Hardware. Many other items for Auto & Home j
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Giiferar.teed Ra.dk> Repair
Biiard of directors He is also ae
five in the city's civic activlues
Mr. MrLiujhlin is dean of the
j School of Agriculture and pro
fessor of Agriculture Economics
j and Rarai Sociology at A. and T.
College in Gieensi oro as vvr-11 as
! a member of the Red Cross chap
-1 ter board of directors. (ANx'i
Collins shouted "Why don't they
let me tell the truth?"
As Collins told it. the "truth"
was that he and Alberta Sharp
were in love snd had agreed to ■
suicide pad' because of her condi
tion "which would have brought
shame and disgrace to her parents
ind hers;. If. Then* was no Tape."
he said, lb- shm her through th
skull with a .22 caliber bullet but
iosr his nerve to shoot hiuniel! he
said. Then he left her 'vine in tb
eravei pit.
When the jur> prooeunced him
guilty, and the judge .enten'-eii him
to death, his wife s voice chilled
'he courtroom as she scream; l
'My iioiiy has lost a cod father
All efforts to have his sentem
reduced or to hold a retrial failed
Turkeys art :retiy cTitam to Is
o good deal more plentiful on the
holiday markets th’s year than last,
accoidins ‘ DSD A esnir.ates
Carrots actu- ..v build up their
supply of the . -lued foot! eiern:nt.
caroUre doling winter -ton.c
s.ys the V -S Dept-rtme*!t of Ag.
ct-Tturc. Cart tene js food factor
much v'anted in the diet because
it is thr. basi : materia! from wfc eh
cjtamin -A ;s formed.
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Secretary of Agriculture Charles
B;tri.tr 1 has proclaimed a 1856
sational marketing quota tor flue
urea tobacco cf T. 027.800.000 tbs.
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ir A- ★
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