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^ v Missionaries Are Taken By Japanese Three Catholic missionaries on tli Soluinon . Islands were taken awn bj* Japanese forces, the Berlin tji dlo revealed. In an attempt to explain the Jar aneae adtlon to the Christian world <\ \ Radio Berlin said. "The event la w panled as the normal. If not agrc< able consequence ??f wur. "The present whereabout* of th afore-mentloned missionaries Is nc known s<> fnr. hut it Is believed tlia tliey were taken to Japan. There ar about 2S.OOO Catholics on tlip Island! which have 22 churches and MO char els, as well ns hospitals, orphanage and homes for the aped." .; * , . The missionaries were Identified a "tlie Apostolic Vivar and two mis ;v"vV' ' slonartes. both Vnlted States clt! . .'r,/ V* zens." :! Wife Preservers i ' I &'^==i ytr _ power of sufar in cooked food*. j Modern Redingote ;;* ' *: ' ' - . v ' Figure flattening outfit By VERA WINSTON THE REDINGOTE, with its trim, dean-cut lines and silhouette is always a delight -and a harbinger of spring. . This one la of pale bluish gray light'weight woolen and is made with . a bolero-like line accentuated by a wide fold. The midriff is slim, dosing with a button at the waist Another fold at the ?hlpllnA conceals two pock eta. ', * Tbe frock is of brown crepe with a blue floral print It has * Jabot that is worn outside the redlngota. A bomber plane mxl a torpeij . boat cost tbe same?$2T.Q.mjQ. . 1 THE May Queen At Mac MPjggaii& ? '. i ^ ',: si In the midst of an Indoor flower garden, Miss Louise' Charts, of Skier City, 1942 May queen of the Maco Beauty College, was entertained with a semi-formal dance, last Wednesday night. May 20. During intermission. Miss Cbavis was presented her crown and magic wand by Mrs. Horteiise Shoffner, May queen of 1912, who was introduced by Mrs. T. O. Whitfield, matron of the aMco Beauty, college.. Ice cream, cake, peanuts and mints were served to the guests and members of the student by members of the fac1 s . ' v , olty. _ ..... .. The runner-up for May queen was. Miss Lucy YUllnes, of Hurdle Mills. May queen's'attendants Tfrere: Mrs. Julia pee.' dreenahoro; Miss. Van Lee- Reddlck, " Wllliatnston; . Miss - Eula Love, Yancfeyviile;' Mrs. Myrtle ' Bennett, : Reldsville; ? Mrs. Edna Swindell. Greensboro; -Miss Elizabeth Lee, Lexington. ; ?*: ^ f. * *. ' ''; ' ' '. - ' NOT THROUGH Yi !' "V v?n Sills ii/jLif I PICA KCefVJ&-TMe YArtM *r ie -top of> -Slg AaKecu LMfc FUTL'KE OUTLOqlc GREENSBORO 0 Beauty Clollege >v ' \ v * v 11 May queen Is an annual nffalr among the extra currlculnr activities of the beauty college. It la held'each year on May 20, which la the birth* 6ap of the deceased president of the institution. Each member of the student body sells votes for the crown, and the one selling the highest amount of votes Is crowned May queen. 0 Alumni President Speaks, *i?. Mrs. Prlscilla names spoke to the, student body of Maco Beauty college during their ''shop, technique period Tuesday. May 20. Mrs! Barnes spoke of her experiences. since finishing and stated that "I received the basic j principals of shop technique while In school hut did not really appreciate j Its worth; but now since facing these principals dally, I now appreciate the sl/op teebidque period 'offered rue In school. There ls;"hoi better way of learning than through experience." HT - By Jack Sords ;|'' J# Av?S<V^y HIflil K Pjckf y Bp flew -fce< Va*lKee- ;* /:.. p^tPS.;. c A-ftneft; ccwsi dcmo 5 n , WAateo UP fwo yeacs r^.; AS? rs A6AW ATrtaftd uI SIPCOF AueeicAw %: t**eoe mtunt* ' - j . N. C. Board of Trustees Of A. arid T. In Session r Charles A. Hines ' Vice Chairman The iKiard of trustees of A. and T. College had Its annual meeting at the college on Tuesday, May 19. In the absence of Dr. M. C. S. Noble, Charles A. Mines served as vice chnlr- , man. / I?r. Noble. I*vuuse of Illness.-was absent for the first, time In his 43 venrs as meiiilier of the board. The Iwmrd .took note i>f his itlness and 1 passed a resolution .wishing for him j a speedy recovery. . j The enrollment of the year was given as 1,020 students, the largest In the history of the. Institution, In the report of President F.v D., Bluford. The president mentioned the accelerated program which enables a student to complete the regular fiveyear course In three years. He also told the board of the progress that the college Is making In aviation:' The board was also told that of so institutions applying for the four It. O. T. C. units which were recently established in Negro colleges, A. and t. whs successful In obtalnlug one of then). The president emphasized the fact that the establishment of the It. O. T- C- In Negro colleges was not an emergency mcamiio. but a part of the permanent tralnln gprogratn of the army, which will train Negro of- ; ficere for service In various branches 1 of the armed forces. In peace time as well as in. war time, r ' V U* The following members of-the board were present: Charles A.' Hines,.of Greensboro; Julian Price, of 'Greensboro; MaJ. L. P. Mcl^endon,'GrWhaboro;. Dr. J. ,N, SicAnally. 'ot High Point; W. . B. Taughan." Henderson ; S. P. Collier, Winston-Salem; 0. F. Crowson. Burlington G. Foster HankIns, Lexington .aiid L. S. Covington, Itocklngham. . ' . i r One-Minute Test. ' '* 1. Which, planet has ' the moot moons? 2. Were Morgan's raiders Confederate or Cnlon sohiiers? X Which American President was nlrkno""^ ,K" "f I"1"' ' * ~ ?v- iue inline jUNKiciaor* One-Minute Test Answers. ^ 1. Jupiter. It had 11. \ . , wa SATURDAY. JUNE 6. 1942 I 2. Confederate. 3. Martin Vau Huren. 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