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PALE SIGHT
PRAISES LUCKY STRIKE EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
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Dr. C. C. Spaulding, trustee of Howard Unlvsnity, North Carolina College and Shaw University,
over two of the Strike advertisements in newspapers.
/CALLING the "Famous Firsts” advertising of
W Lucky Strike Cigarettes an outstanding edu-
rw*i tonal campaign, Dr. C. C. Spaulding, noted
ed ucational and business leader, said that the
material in this series made worthwhile reading
for everyone. The series is currently running in
the Negro press.
Dr. Spaulding, who is a trustee of Howard
University, North Carolina College and Shaw
University, and who is also President of the
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pstiy, is shown above looking at some of
the advertisements of the "Famous Firsts”
series. This series not only brings to light sig¬
ViTH THE ARMY
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nificant achievements of such well-known figures
as Booker T. Washington and George Washing¬
ton Carver, but it also delves into such lesser-
known but equally great achievements as that
of Dr. Daniel Hale Williams; a Negro, who
was the first surgeon ever to perform a successful
operation on the human heart. And also the
achievement of Matthew Henson, a Negro, who
was the first explorer to reach the North Pole;
and many others. ,
Dr. Spaulding said thatThe American Tobacco
Company should be congratulated for making
such excellent educational use of its Lucky Strike
Cigarette advertising.
street, Savannah, is a member
of the 24th Infantry Regiment
now stationed at Gifu, Japan.
Before entering the s rvice,
Fvt. Simmons attended Beach
(high school.
£OW
BIRTH
TO TWINS
A Guernsey cow at
college gave birth to
twins Wednesday, September
15, between 11 a. m. and 12 a.
m.
The twins, male and female,
were reported to be
ing normally.” The dam (mo-
llier) is Maxims Leonia and
| the sire (father) is Riegeldal '
Emory’s Chester Both are reg¬
istered in the Guernsey herd
book. „
According to animal hus¬
bandry authorities, thf probab¬
ility of a cow giving birth to
twins has been approximated
to be “one-half of one per cent
of all calves born yearly.”
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September 2(i. 27. 28
2—mi; hits —2
X Hit No. 1
'X Dusty Fletdher
Lucky Millinder Band
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’HOARDING HOUSE
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Hit No. 1
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RABIES”
Hit No. 2
“OUTLAWS RIO
GRANDE” $
Added Serial - Comedy i
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Paint.s Glass, Budding Materials
Millwork and Hardware
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90 YEARS OF SERVICE
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
W. Va. State College Dis¬
closes 20,000 Negroes Are
Employed In Coal Mines
The Mining Extension Ser-
vice of West Virginia State
college climaxed its two-day
encampment at the Washing-
ton-Carver 4-'H camp, Clifftop,
"• Vo With a conference aryl
oanquet. During th- confer-
ence, I. J K- Wells, state sup¬
ervisor of Negro schools and
discussion leader, menUoneu
tb >,t miners more than any
other workers, have the best
op air (.unity to contribute to the
greatness of America. He lur-
t.her pointed out that ;.ith-ugh
rrmnv bv-prnduets are row h e-
ing obtained from coal, they
represent only the “A, B, C’s”
of the industry. No one, in
n 1 v 1 11
many things which coal is still
to produce.
Si,ui.e ivune Chief Arch T. Al- _
exander, in dtscusslne ‘"'bn v ■
as a Vocation, emphasized that
the field of mining offer d
such principles as satisfactory
earnings, reasonable "-nirb
for continuous employment, op-
portunity for advancement,
S52 piuon! Ur.n
ployment and others which he
discussed in detail- He also
mention i that nomm > >u;.< /
,h ° h ’^ h 7' ^ 3Kl ^ aslc
dustry m the world rish , g
from a low of 75c an hour in
1928 to the present average
monthly miner’s pay of $400.00
R presenting the Trade and
Industrial Education Division,
Okey M. McCourt expressed a
desire to see mere young men
enter the field of mining. He
cleplorcd the fact that men are
brought from other states to j
dig coal in West Virginia, when
thorp are so mariv able West !
Virginians K who are untrained , '
"J^rsole „ r the field
Gaines, president
of the National Coal Associa-
Hon. encouraged Negroes to i
continue in the mining Indus- !
Lent, try According to his state- ,
20,000 Negroes in mining
1 earned $70,000,000 inf pay dur-
UhFL He staled taht he
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Wild Bill Elliott in
“CONQUEST CHEYNNE”
Hit No. 2
Charles Starrett
“HEADING WEST"
Added Comedy—Serial
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
September 26, 27, 28
2—BIG HITS—2
Hit No. 2
TIM HOLT in
WILD HORSE MESA’
Added Serial, Comedy
WED. SEPT. 29 I
ON OUR STAGE
SAMMY GREEN
“HOT HARLEM
REVUE”
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ADULTS 30c KIDS 10c
AFTER 1 P. M. 20c—40c
ALSO BIG MIDNITE
RAMBLE
Regular Feature Program
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“HAPPENED IN
NEW ORLEANS”
Hit No. 2
WESTWARD BOUND”
Serial - Comedy - News
would lik.^ to see more genuine,
normal American leadership in
the ccal industry,
L A Toney, state , , , leader , of
Nef ’ ro e Y ension work - encour-
a§ed the miners to preparn for
mine jobs through training He
urged them to be a part of
th “ community hi which they
!iV, ‘ ci ir i a opacity other than
a wa 8 e -earner.
After several miners express-
, ( j themselves regarding the
conference, the group retired
a banquet which was ad-
dressed by Earl C. Smith, as-
distant superint adent of Fay-
tte County Schools. During
the banquet, President John W.
DaV j s 0 f West Virginia State
college and H. C Higgins, sec-
cf the Logan Coal Opera-
tors Association, pledged them-
selves to *iid in obtaining more
funds for the Miners’ encamp-
ment and mining program in
or(ler tha t both might rralch
larger groups next year,
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RETIRES AFTER
YEARS
SOLDIER RETIRES
SAN ANTCNIO, Tex. <ANPi—
Tlle VJ[eal , <p , rfect -. soldier, T-
gRt wmiam Harris,, of Squad-
ron II, ^e^forces Base unit, was retired
atKeUy Air
basp recentl after 30 years ir ,
y '
During his 30 years cf service
ggt. Harris never missed a for-
mation and never took a sick
leave, something rarely seen in
the services,
S S L Hams originally enlist-
cd in the infantry in August
air forces In,
1 ? 18 - was transferred to
He^ served in both world m
Among the awards he has
earned are the bronze star
American campaign, army of
occupation, army commenda¬
tion, American defense, good
conduct, American theatre and
World War I and II victory
medals.
LCTS Patrol
The school patrols of the
County Training school
held its first meeting Tuesday
.for the term of 1948-19 at the
Officers elected are:
Washington, captain;
Jackson, lieutenant; Wal¬
Kennedy, secretary; Leroy
reporter; C- L.
adviser.
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"THE CHALLENGE 7” X
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Burt Lancaster and Lizabeth
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Hodiak in Paramount’s Tech¬
nicolor drama, “Desert Fuiy.
26, 27, 28.
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