Dffslliea Towles Toie Star Altracfion A! fasKon
WASHINGTON, D. C.
IJorotHeli TowWs will be .the
IktrotKiti Ttiwels wiU be the
feature artist at a fashion show
and luncheon presented by
>Mpha Kappa Alpha Sorortty
the t^oup holds its SOth
i^nlversary' boule in the Na
tion's Capital next month.
The fas^iion show-luncheon is
scheduled Cor Tuesday, August
Mth Bt the Sheraton Park Hotel,
(invention headquarters for the
Sordrity. Borne 1,400 of the 2^00
delegates to the boi^e are ex
pected to view Miss Towles’
vardrpbe, which' is said to be.
vJdued «t more than $40,000. In
addition to Miss Towles, some
one dozen models, eeveral of
wh^m WtW UHtlonally famous,
^Jwilj perform for the sorors.
a A nfetlve of Texas where she
'attndbd - Wiley CSoUege, Miss
■ Towles’ rise to fame in the
highly-conjpetltive field of
moCeling has been meteoric.
Moving to Los Angeles follow-
,ing, graduation from Wiley, Miss
■Towles w* appointed to the
lacfilty of Jefferson High School
as ft biolq^ teacher and dra
matic cofch. Simultaneously she
enit>lled'M the IJniversity of
Southern California to study for
the’ Master of Arts degree in
fdr^natics. It was at USC that
^the idea of modeling as a pro
' fesiion struck Miss Towles. She
[ennolled at the Dorothy Farrier
; Scliaol of Modeling, the first Ne-
> gro to .be accepted at the noted
inilitutiOQ, and. in less than a
year she had more requests for
f{^ion and photographic as-
sii^iments than she could fill.
It was during a 1649 tour of
Ei;itwpe ''thiit the.famed Christian
Dior “discovwed” Miss Towles,
and in a matter of weeks she was
t^ “star" of Dior’s Paris Salon.
On leaving Dior “to broaden my
background,” she modeled for a
h»lf-dozen of France's top con-
to^riers before signing a one-
year contract as Piquet’s featur-
COOKING
HINTS
Cvnitkm Honu S«rvK« Dmcior
a «nd har staff
Q
My friends
are always
asking lor
new cooking
Ideas.
Carnation Roaaiia Scoit
Evaik>raled
'Milk i3 my accrct to all kinds of
new recipcs. Doublo-rich Carna
tion brings out the best flavors
In all cooking and baking. Be
aura to always keep several red
and white 'cans of Carnation
handy on the shelf. You’ll find
so many uses for it. For in
stance, here’s a woiMwfMl new
way'ta serve cream-styl* com.
^ it so«n.
SCAUOPW CORN ^
■ ‘ (Mtaccsiservinga)
ton) cream^*
2 lobl«if|>eoni flntly chopped
onion
2 loblaipoeni fliwly chopped
greon popper
1 cup cearMly broken crockor*
% cup (smalt can) undiluted
CARNATION EVAPORATED
MILK
Vt leotpoon (alt ^
y« taatpeen pappor
i lablo*poon* bultar
Mix com, onion and green pep
per in bowl. Place has the mix
ture in bottom bMttered 1*
quart casserolii jKprtnkle half
the crackets over com. Add re
maining com and top with re
maining crackera. Mix Carna
tion, salt and pepper. Pour over
com mixture. Place {deoesof but
ter on top. Bake in moderate
oven (3S0°F.) about 30 minutea.
Serve at once.
Camel Pawn
Shop
MID-SUMMER
'^?ECIAL«
FISHING ROD, REEI.,
HOOK AND WEIGHT
$8.95 value
SHObT SLEEVE SPORT
SHIRT
$2.15 value
Now $1.19
SUMMER CAPS
$1.99 value
Now $1.19
SUMMER CApS
69c values—Now 48c
ed model.
Miss Towles toured Europe
and North Africa as the star of
Italian impressario Paone’s pro
duction of “The Black and White
Revue” before returning to the
United States for a triumphant
15-city fashion tour.
Today, as during the past de-
oade, the chic, willowy model is
booked “solid.” This has not pre
vented her from pasatng on the
fruits of her experience to the
young women who «wuld follow
in her footsteps, however. She
is a frequent lecturer at sc^|ools
and colleges and has Authored
several articles for national cir
culation. Miss Towles is a mem
ber of Alpha Kappa Alpha So--
rority.
Famous Berlin Film Critics Boost
Sidney Potier's Acting Career
HOLLYWOOD
Sidney Poitier—the taU, Jitoe
New Yorker via Miami and'
Nassau—was firmly established
last week as the world’s No. 1
Negro actor. —
Moreover, given a big push by
Berlin Film Festival judges, he
took a giant step toward ful
fillment of his ambitidn—tc^
rating as an untyped star of
stars, period.
Already widely accepted as a
great talent by h{s contempora
ries, Poitier, received rare, criti
cal acclaim when he was voted
“best actor” by Judges «f the in
ternational Benlin Filin Festival
for his portrayal df ^e South
ern fugitive “Cifllen’’^n Stanley
Kramer’s so o n-^-be-releasea
movie, “The Defiant Ones."
This was one oi onlV three
American motion 'pictures ac
cepted as entries jn jthe Berlin
Film Festival. Ahn|t Magnani
won the “best actress? iaward for
her role in “Wild Is'The Wind-”
In “The Defiant Ones,” W|Wch
will*^ be world-iiremiered in
Chicagd in mid-Augult, Poitiot
s co-starred with Tomy Curtis.
Chained together, 4hey cscape
in a blinding rain when a truck
carrying a load of prisoners
wrecked. But as they flee for
freedom, the white fugitive
(“Jacitson”). reveals a vicious,
hatred of Negroes, and Cullen
displays a matching, seething
dislike of* white people.
Yet despite their hatred of
each other, if Cullen and Jack
son are to make good their es
cape, they must help each other,
for the 29-inch chains attached
to iron bracelets won’t allow
them to go their separate wayj|.
In what must be the most
physically-demanding roles ever
auigned by a Hollywood pro
ducer, Poitier and Curtis
savagely fight, trudge, wade and
■beat their 'way through swamps,
forest, and other rugged terrain
as they head for a freight line
that "runs up North.”
OHiciai-
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Huriem, having bfcii wppo..Uec
he first Negro ox*»cutive on th-
^(anhattan Council of the Boy
Scouts of America at- the com
pletion of his graduate work at
the New York School. He or
ganized Boy Scout Troops in
Harlem and directed a scout
camp at Bear Mountain.
This new step by Carver Fede
ral Savings is part of a general
program of expansion that will
shortly take on a more concrete
manifestation in the enlarge
ment and beautifications of the
present location at 75 West 125th
Street. All of which has been
made possible by the phenome
nal response of the community
to the Institution’s services.
Mr. Goodman's chief responsi
bilities will be to more widely
THE CMtQUNA TUiES ^ Iktmilmj.
•ntvrprct tl»e iniiny scrvice* o.
he Bank. Uiat arc available to
he citizens ot the tvinjnunity:
nd to popularize the Carve.'
.•ed^ral Saving* and LAan As9K>
.'iation in the minds of thousand*
it potential, additional cus
tomers.
Spends Vacation
Visiting Friends
Miss Annie *M. Dunigan
spending her vacation visiting |
friends and relatives in Phila-j
delphia, Atlantic City and New!
York.
While to Philadelphia Mi»j
Dunigan will be ^e guest of
Mrs. Mary ^wis Linch. Mi^
Elizabeth Lewis is already in
Philadelphia and will join Miss
Dunigan for the rest of the trip.
Mrokenline
New Styie For
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NEW YOrfK
The unbroken line led to
dazzling array of leather foot-i
wear for fall as Leather Indus
tries of America this week un
veiled the nation’s most exten
sive collection of shoe fashions
for fall and winter ‘58-‘59.
On view was a varied collec
itlen at irtwcs for men
and cliildren Irooi virtually
eWry major shoe iminulactiircr |
in the counlrir. Ttwae are tbej
ahoea that you will be finding |
in your favorite whew tlie,
Ml buying acMon be«iBs nextj
inontb.
Over-all theme far Ike ahowl
waa ’*nie Unbroken Liae Leads
to Leather Shoea.” with apecial
tmplMaia «*i the mawy i»rw
leather shoe stylea to ewnple-
ment the imbroken line in falll
apparel. Slim “chemlae” rtioea'
and striking trapeioid aflhtni-j
ettes in T-strapa and hi«h-«utf
tongues were Aown in more;
th\n 28 vibrant eolor* iw fall i*t
a huge variety e leather le*-*!
tures.
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