THE CAROLINIAN
HArElGH" N. C.. SATURDAY. JANUARY 13. 1973
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Capital < ily
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tirasiirn'. Carl Crrws. ciiairinaii t»l sh U unmnillfr: Charlrs
Kri^einuii. assl..s«‘i‘i<‘tarN; S. .1. Macnti. past pt fNiilt ul aiitl I'.tlwai it
KriMlie. .\hsent \\rn> S>l\<‘s((>r Wliitr. .iiid Kiifns \Vliitli‘\. piiltlir
ri'lations.
Veterans Corner
KDITOK’S NOTE: Veterans
and their families are asking
thousands of cpiestions concern
ing the benefits their (lovern*
inent provi/los for them through
tin* Veterans Actminislralion.
aie .some represtaitaiive
(jiuTirs. Additonai iniormatiou
may tie ohiained at any VA
otfici*
Q ■ Inning the Clinstmas
season. I realized that as a
World War 11 veteran tamily we
.-should be dtiiiig something to
help the voting veterans return
ing Iroin \ lelnam especially
the ones who are injured and
sick. What can my wife and I do
to help '
A • Telephone or visit the clne'^
ol vuhintary services at .he
nearest V.\ hospital. Tin e are
manv voUmtarv serv- es that
persons Irom the Iderly to
teenagers can do o make life
better for linspit. .i.'.ed veterans.
g Mv hro'.uT is a Vietnam
1 :ra velerai and our doetor says
he is me itallv ill and needs
treatme .1 We want to put him
in a \ \ ho.spilul, hut there is
sonn (piestion ahout whether
Ins .lekness is service connect
I . li It isn't will VA help him*’
A Ves Hihabiiilation at V.\
hospitals and through use ot the
(il Ihll is part of V.\ care for
lion service-connected psychia
tric patients.
li Is there a special dividend
on World War II GI liU*
msuranee that still hasn't been
paid to some veterans, or to
itieir widows like me?
A No 'I’liere is no special
tlivideiul Unly those who still
have policies m force are
tligible lor the annual divid
ends.
INST;\I.I. OFKK'ERS— Picture left to right: Shelby Tavlor, James Rvers. Ilaroid lligl
.lames Faiilcoii, Hay Chance. George Coburn, George Jones. Lawrence Williams, and NjIsoh
liaiiis congrululaling llie hasileus.
Carver Wk.
In Observed
■ I'HT.SBlmill. Pa. ■ George
Wii.-.hniglon Carver Week got
iinilcr way in I'iltsburgh last
I'ucsii.iy will) observances in
nuinv iiijblie and parochial
SI boob and a photographic
display al Selma Burke Art
I'l'iii.M- .lanuary 2 through tl was
(Icinge Washington (iarver
Week III commemoration of the
111.' (il the great black scienlisl.
.lanuary .i was declared
National Carver Day by the
(iingi'c.s.s of the L'nited States in
P.ii... through the efforts of the
laic Dr .\lmu lllery of
Piilslmrgh. Pa This year a
iiiii(|ue lealiire of the Carver
W.'ck avtivilies was a photo
graphic display of the last six
year.s ol the life of Dr lllery.
who died in July of 1972
.Mrs. l.uis Weissflog. an
award winning photographer
lor the Gulf Oil Corporation, is
I he featured photographer in
I he exhibit which shows scenes
cif Dr. lllery at previous Carver
Week activities and at the site of
Camp Achievement, a camp for
underprivileged boys and girls
'vhich she founded
The photographic display was
lield at tlie Selma Burke Art
Center at 6118 Penn Circle
South The public was invited to
attend
Monsignor Paul Bassom-
pierre. who in past years has
■vorked with Dr. lllery on
George Washington Carver
Week, was among those who
spoke to children in Pittsburgh
INSIDE HOLLYWOOD
5% OF THE
MONEY GETS
YOU 100%
OF THE
HOUSE.
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ga\ I .b I ry il:- o|.j);<i luhdy In be
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( hdilK'i) ef that
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.,11 'ings and
li ivconled by
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and hi; I
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Ollnr a; 1'
n . O! ii s till .Mi'l
pinili- * hi. own it Cords tcji*
bi:n cb -m I ler Pe.ii lies. the
h.u-k U}> j I ■■u(, A ho ar*> with him
; t ■.he <■(.{.,••.• th;; ..
A .!;• I..’ '. .1 'll' Peaches is
bivuda I.ee Eager, who sings
with .Ie|T> 'un Gold
“Ain’t Understand Meili'iw.
Uremia will also ilo some
iiumhers at the ('opa as part of
the revue. Also a member of
Peaches is Jerry’s sisler,
Mattie..Vi\ ian Heed starring in
"Dijiri Ihilher Me. I Oan’l
Ciipe” in Chicago al the Happy
Medium starred in the same
role on iCway with rave
reviews. Vivian is lo.ided with
hdent and told us at luaeh in tin*
Playlioy Clu!-. “Nothing ever
|japp*-r.s h; lin’k " lu.vpiti'of Hie
l.iel ih.d i)e Id 4,ae ul ihc stars
'll the r.iu.'ic.d, Vivian lohi me.
■•If :aill a ^tnlggl^^ I've done
top mghi' tuh> but I'll love lo do
a iiU'.le.
Si;t' Il .ipp.'.itid on .ill tite
h))i t.d!. h.'us If »l her fie.onle
hii .l IS Mihe Ooiu'las. K«Mson;
lu ■ mar.agei h.id been u . i*ig t.)
I'.. I In I on Mike's show ..»lh no
sueees:i. A faiml.s friend, the
late .laekie Kobm-.'<ii. .said lo
Mike, •lleie’s a singer yon
ought t.i hear. ‘ llesidt; Viv wa.s
on the show and was the intro
act whin Mike starred in I«»s
Vveas. \i. said. 'Tm inviti'd
b.itk to Mike'.s .show an>time
I ni able to eoirie I .'u^k and
th.Tl’s a lot of times." Experts
pn-diel a big tuture for X'ivian
llevd She reeentl> gitted her
manager with the ne'w mag-
ii.'ivox t.dvasey game set for him
t-. tise at Ins Iree time . .Muddy
Vv.iti'r.s is .1 ‘ (‘l y giioil eifok and
iiin maki's cakes and bread,
y.randmolher taught him
rlie know how. The general aud-
Na'.ional Black News Service
lences have been banned from
seeing "Tlu* Godfather’’ in
South vMrica. Maybe the
govermneiU isalraidil will give
the oppressed majority ideas...
.la/z trumpeter Miles Davis
resuming Ids career after
months of reeuperaling from an
iiiito craekiip . Latest celebrity
to he plagued by drug
possession laws is a one time
lop fashion model ..Kedd Foxx.
star of ‘Sanford & Son," said he
■u)uld like lo make an overseas
trip with Bob Hope sumelime.
I ain’t never been out of the
c-iuniry ’ he told me, which is
amazing for such a veteran
ntghclub pel lornier.Hedd just
presentefl his producer with a
case ol TKAUHEK’S HKHI
LAM) CUEAM SCOTCH for his
past kindness and cooperation
on this very successful series..A
young TV star and his gorgeous
wife are the subjects of West
Coast gossip because of their
i)i2arre sexual practices. Seems
the couple like to drive around
picking up handsome young
men, whom they take back to
their plush pad. What happens
there is anybody’s guess.
Flip Wilson just gave his best
g.al-pal CHADBOURN’S new
Budyshirt made specifically for
evening wear. I bet .she looks
.stunning in it. An airline lost
three trunks beloinging to
singer James Brown, who
estimates that Ihe wardrobe of
handmade duds which they
contained were worth about
$25,000.. ..Cl‘M Programs. Inc ,
is placing in production in Ixis
Angeles a weekly one-hour
program foi' synidicalion titled
IMack Omnibus, with noted
actor James Earl Junes as host.
The series will explore the
involvement of Blacks in many
phases of American life..Mu
sical super star Isaac Hayes,
who won an Academy Award
for his score of “Shaft,” was
ordered to pay $50,000 annual
child support and $20,000
alimony to his wife, Emily,
w hen she was granted a divorce
in Memphis. Tennessee, recent
ly. Isaac’s hitter-half charged in
lier divorce suit that Hayes had
beaten her. tried lo choke her.
had engaged in adultery and
had fathered a child by another
w oinan.. Songstress Sarah
\’aughn is the latest star to join
ihe di«iineiii«hpa company of
music personalities who will
salute Duke Ellington in a 00
minute tribute to the world-re-
nowed jazz musician and
composer, “Duke Ellinglon -Wc
Love You Madly,” to be aired
on February llth at 9 p.m.;
CBS-TV
Toothpastes Don’t
Just Clean Teeth
.\ '•lh^l(lry ol Duiilislry’
Mi'ilii'ii in 1726 I'ocoinmeiuli'd
"w.l sponufs as well as
iii.'ilir.iU'rt IktIi rools" for
cli'aninp Ihc iccih llanilcr-
iliicls. rags, and sponges
(lipped in wet salt were al.so
used before tootidnnshes and
loothpasfes as we now know
fhcni came into fieing.
Tod.iy, in adifition to vast
changes in toothbrush designs
since the original one - a twig -
there is also a wide choice of
dentifrices lo choose from -
many of them developed to
meet specific situations.
Tlierc aie creams, powders
and liquids to cleanse teeth,
some of them containing
fluoride and other ingredients to
tielp prevent cavities, others
with “special tooth whiteners,"
and one containing a harmless
strontium chloride iScnsodyne)
lu desensitize "tnlichy teeth."
't he toothpaste is also reported
lo remove plaque and polish
leelh etteclively when used
correctly In this jet age, there
.Tie many toothpastes lliat do
diuilrleduly. One cleans and
polishes teeth ■ and acts as a
mouthwash at tlie same time.
Toothpastes also come in a
variety of flavors. Stores that
sell 'novelty'' items have been
known to offer toothpastes
flavored witli a choice of scotch
liourbon or other liquor, as t
spirited way lo start the day.
A dentist is the best person to
consult uIkuiI Ihc kind of
dentifrice Ih.'d is best for you
Toothpastes have become
more sophisticated and so have
many of the persons who use
llieni According to an article in
Drug & Gosmelic Industry,
dentifrice sales in 1955 amount'
I'd lo $150 million. In 1971, they
rose lo almost $106 million, il
was learned from a recent
clii'ck with the research editor
ol .American Druggist, another
pharmaceutical journal
United Federal offers 95%
conventional financing on
single-family residences. If
you've got 5% of the money,
we ve got the rest. For mort
gage loans up to thirty years,
visit a United Federal office for
prompt attention and closing.
UNITED
FEDERAL
SAVINGSAOD (CAN A'.'.OCIAI i.
116 South Franklin Street, Rocky Mounl
202 Nortn Mam Street. Louisburg
4020 Wake Forest Road in Raleigh
across Irom Easigate Shopping Center
Member Feaerai Savings ar-j Loan msii'anre C uri>i'<a
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Hi:VIFU Ll.Viins riU RKADIN(i PU0<.K.'\M — Fducaiois Irom wasningion. I). ( . school system
rc-xirw a Mi allh Miami l.iiigiiistic Reading Rrogr.im dining Iwo-day seminar at I). C. Health and
t iriiiii.niN iieadijuailciN in Lexington. Mass. Stanley Staikman. vice president of the educational
'vuitsiUi.irv «)f Itaxlheon Coiiipanv. holds a classroom visual aid used in the reading
1*1 Dgi am is;.\ ill use ill Ihe District of Columbia school sxstem. .Among those attending the nrieotation
VA. le Icil lo l i'.ht: .Mrs. .Iodine B. Johnson. Title I project cmirdliialor tsluiidiiigi; Airs
I lib- M Lisliii. a parent ul 2UI7 Fartiu r Place, N. W.. Washington; Mrs. Anne W. Pitts, executive
dii. i<u i«>i iillr 1 piograms; and Mrs. Lillian J.Seville, of Ihe 'I'itle i siaif.
Catholic Schools about the U' ■
of Drs lllery and Geoi,
Washington Carver, the famon
scientist, who diseovored
oral hundred u.ses lor the peaii;
and the sweet |)oiaio. revolu
lionizing the economy of it.>‘
South There were also asstrni."
lies and exhibits scheduled f‘»i ,
most of the city’s C’alb-
schools.
The public .sehuukv
scheduled special activities
Carver Week Opening ex(.
cises each morning included . ‘
tribute lo Dr Carver throiu ii
out the school sysH’in .Sp<’akei •
an<l film pre.senialions wot*'
scheduled, as welt ..s spcci.d
social studies .Ufi scu’iiee
projects
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SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE
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LADIES' SHOES
Door Busters!
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Broken sizes and colors, odds 'n ends.
LADlEy SHOES—!
VALLEY AND LADY
fLORSHEIM
Values to $30.00
NATURALIZER
Values to $24.00
JOYCE
Values to $24.00
LIFESTRIDE
Values to $22.00
GRAN SOL
Values to $22.00
S.R.O
Values to $19.00
ZODIAC
Values to $21.00
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FASHION BOOTS
Values to $36.00
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GOING ON AT ALL ROSCOE GRIFFIN
LOCATIONS: Cameron Village
• North Hills • Uptown Raleigh
Also in Durham and Rocky l\At.