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WOMEN AND YOUTH SHARE SPOTLIGHT
IN FALL ISSUE OF OPPORTUNITY
NEW YORK- With a
coverage of the nation’s
and town#, the fail Issue
Opportunity, official
non of trie National
,League, features the
iStcries of men, women
[youths engaged in an
»sive range of interests and
Jcupations.
• Monica J^lais, brilliant
year-old coiorature British soprano,
[native of Jamaica, cbt/er
Indies, is the 1 girl for
scheduled to reach
nation’s newsstands
’^ek. In addition, the
of Miss Mals’ rise to New
York’s Town Hall fame
-tre managfmerift of S.
is fully illustrated with photo-
graphs in the regular pages
Opportunity.
The magazine's new feature
“Youth on the Way Up," is
shared by Mary Elizabeth
of Erie, Pa., and Robert Hern
don, Jr., of Portland, Oregon
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Miss Lee’s career story is told
by W A Collins of the Penn¬
sylvania city. The 17-year-old
Robert Herndon tells in his
own words what he is doing
to become a civil engineer—a
decision he reached at the age
; of fourteen.
! Other career articles in the
new issue of Opportunity are
centered about W. Bhokesnld-
er, owner of an ice cream
vending firm in Washington,
j D. C., who writes “How I Got
My Start;” James a Holtry
y esident of the four Good ;Ci-
tin ns firms in New Orleans,
La.; Mrs. Almita S. Robinson,
civic leader of Fort Worth,
Texas, and Mrs. Rhoza Walk¬
er Bulloch, creative artist of
Cleveland, Ohio
Urban League Conference
Photos Featured
The magazine’s nationally-
acclaimed feature, “How I Be¬
came Interested in Racial
Justice,” comes up with sur-
pnsing “contessions” from H
F. Willkie, noted industrialist
of Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Eliza¬
beth T. Meijer, native of Rot¬
terdam, Holland, who now lives
in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev.
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REVUE”
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Coming Soon on our Stage
DON “RED” BARRY
In Person
THE SAVANNAH 'TRIBUNE
‘Gentlemen’, Do Help Your Young Lady When Alighting
From A Vehicle.
Charles Keegan, S. J., manag¬
ing editor of America, national
Catholic weekly.
Additional features in Op¬
portunity arc pnotographs of
speakijr,s land National Urban
League leaders who attended
he 1948 annual conference of
the National Urban League
September 6-10, at Richmond,
Va. Meanwhile, a full page is
devoted to the three youthful
winners of the league’s Ross
Thalheimer Awards for the
best essays on “What the Vo¬
cational Opportunity Campaign
of the Urban League Means to
Me ” A candid photograph of
f the Lilt; winners WHlIiCl.3 receiving ICLClVJIl^ *7 ,f303 OX) J HI in
prizes from Lloyd K. Garrison,
president of the National Ur-
j oan League, at th'j agency’s
annual conference is part of
this vocational feature,
i Lester B. Granger, executive
of the National Ur-
ban League, gives an evalua-
lion of the annual conference
in a brief, pointed editorial in
(he current issue of his orga-
nization’s publication. Claire
T. Williams, vocational oppor-
| tunity assistant of the league,
fires an editorial opening gun
the agency’s back-to-
school program, a twin activi¬
ty of the annual vocational op-
port.unity campaign. Other ed-
itoriais are: A tribute to the
late IClaude McKay, by Philip
Butcher, and “What Next on
the Labor Extension Bill,” by
Hilda Worthington Smith.
WITH THE ARMY
in JAPAN
The following Savannah
area men are serving with the
i'.rmy in Japan:
Pfc. Leroy Williams, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eziel Shjipe, of,
323 Yamacraw Village, Savan¬
nah, a former student of the
Robert Smalls high school of
Riaufort, S. C.; Pfc. Robert
Fraley of 1907 Ggeechee road,
a former student of St. Bene¬
dict high school, Savannah,
and Pfc. Junius A. Porter, the
son of Mrs. Birdie Porter ot
G1 nnville.
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T-PA Program
The PTA of Springfield Ter¬
race school will render a pro¬
gram at the school ort Friday
night, October 8, at 8 o'clock
The Lily of the Valley Quartet
will be heard and other musi¬
cians will be on the program.
Refrehsments will be on hand.
Mrs. L. Brinson is president of
the PTA; Mrs. R. L. Chinn,
chairman of the entertainmen
committee, and Mrs. M. M.
Harrison, principal.
STAR
THEATRE
FRI—SAT. OCT. 8—9
Double Feature
Charles Starrett
“Terror Trail ”
• AND®
“Dangerous Years’
Sea-Honud—Cartoon
‘ton—Mon. Oct. 1C—11
2- BIG DAYS' ONLY -2
Sweethearts Of
Rhythm
“That Man of Mine”
® AND •
“Lew and Order”
- TUES. ONLY, OCT. 12
DOUBLE FEATURE
Claude Rains
“Strange Holiday”
fg AND ®
“Jewels of Branden-
berg”
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FRI—SAT. OCT. 8—9
2 BIG FEATURES
Don Red Barry in
“THE TULSA KID”
Hit No. 2
Zane Greys
“NEVADO”
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Oct. 10, 11, 12
2—BIG HITS—2
Hit No. 1
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Wed.—Thurs. Oct. 13—14
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WOMEN shows 32
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NEW BOY FRIEND
Bob Lowell stars In the role
of the young “wolf” who wins
the love of June Carison In
j the new hygienic film, "Mom
and Dad.” at_ Dunbar,. Wed.-
Thur-, Oct. 13—13.
restern Stanza Time RADIO PROGRAMS
SUNDAY
MORNING MORNING MORNING}
WSAV 630 KC NBC WFRP 1230 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCOP 14 SO KC MBS
Sunshine Express 1 '.ill
8:00 News Summary Presby Laymen Sunday Sch Les News News < Hoj
Songs for Sunday Tyson Gos Singers Sunshine Express «:l] s ui
8:15 News Summary Holy Ch of God Mormon Program Coffee Concert 8:3]
8:30 String Quartet Free Holy Ckr Rellg. Conference 0:4|
Sports Resume Peo. Ch. 0:d]
9:00 WorLd News Rndp. News and Spts News C-to-C on a Bus Young »:l]
9:15 Story to Order Good News Hr Renfro Valley Folk Young Peo. Ch.
9:30 Church An’mts. Israel Chapel Tapestries In the Sky o| S 3]
9:45 Salon Concert Assembly of God Chris. Set. Pro. Messages of Tone
10:00 Radio Pulpit Catholic Mission Church of the Air Radio pible Class lO.Ofl
10:15 Mas of Rhythm Southernalre8 of Prophecy I0:l| 10:3*
10:30 Circle Arrow Show Voice 10 41
10:45 To be Annou ced
11:00 Negro Ch. Choirs News Warren Eweeney Wesley Hour Back tq Qod 11:001
11:15 Voice of Army Bav. Catholic Prog Pres. Ch. 11:30
11:30 News from NBC Bull St. Bap. Ch. Salt lake City Tab. Ind
11:45 First Bapt. Church 11:45:
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AFTERNOON AFTERNOON
12:00 Church Services Hour of Faith
12:15 12:15
Old Fash. Rev. Hr. Plano Playhouse Lutheran Hour 12:30
12:30 The Eternal Light Uncle Johnny 12:45
12:45 Columbus Day
American Almanac World Se|(es Game 1:00
1 :U0 Echoes & Encores Sacred Heart Prog at home Mutual Music Box 1:15
1:15 Wings of Song manor
1:30 Longlnes Symp. Concert Hall News National Vespers Ted Lewis Show 1 30
1:45 Remem 1:45
Music to
2:00 1st Piano Concert News Fest. of Song rvAf lose* nuur uw
2:15 Cole FeatttfeB Musical Uema 2.U
2:30 NBC Unlv. Theatre Proudly We Hall Favorite Story Bill Cunningham 2:3u
4 2:45 Dugoui intert&ew Mr. President What Vet Want Knw 2:45
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4 3:00 NBC Unlv. Theatre Matinee Ballroom | Elmo noper uuuaay auiTiirttUc* J uu
3:15 Symphony Orch. Changing World 3:15
3:30 One Man’s Family The Almanac Juvenile Jury 3:30
3:45 Band 3 45
4 :U0 Quiz Kids uiiiiuj 'Thompson iitofc. ui i#fytaLc||r *.iH)
4.15 Thinking Allowed 4:1*
4:30 Music of Manhat'n Skyway to Stars Johnny Thompson True Det. Mystery 4:30
4:45 Eyes on the Future Milton Cross 4:45
5:00 Ozzle and Harriet News Robt. Q. Lewis 1 Under Arrest s ue
5:15 Guest Star Holsum Choir 5 15
5:30 RCA Victor Show Concert Favorite Philip Marlowe ‘ Wh. Mtakes You Tick a 30
Counterspy 141
EVKNiNtr EVENING EVENING
C OO Catholic Hour Marine Story i Al Capp Those Websters 6:00
G:30 6:15 Decision Now The Family Hour | Monday Headlines Wirld Nick Carter 6:1*
A. P, News Gospel Haimon’tts Pause That Ref. .State of the t 3u
p Candlelet & Sliver l Concert Music 6:4*
t :OU Jack licuuy Songs 01 South Gene Autry Go For the House Mystery Playhouse 7 Do
7:15 Deep River Boys , * 7:1*
7:30 P. Harrls-A. Faye Sunset Quartet Amos ‘N* Andy Carnegie Hall Gabriel Heatter 7:30
7:45 7:45
8:00 Charlie McCarthy ind. Pres, enurch Adv. of Sam Spaue Stop the Music Mediation Bpard S:0d
8:15 8 IS
3:30 Fred Alien Cabin B-13 It's A Llvlqg 8:30
8:45 D'Artega Presents Twin Views of News 8 4*
9:00 Manhattan M-U-K News Electric Theatre Waiter wincnei Meet Me at Parky» w .w)
9:15 Sermons In Song Lxmella Parsons
9.30 Am. Al. Fam. M. Radio Revival Our Miss Brooks Superstition It’s a Living a.30
9:45 9:59
10:00 Take It Or Lv. It. Church Oi God Lum ‘N’ Abner Comedy Writers Voices of String* 10:0n
10:15 10:1*
10:30 Horace Heldt Tune Time Strike It Rtcn FAB Church Clary'■ Gazette 10:30
10:45 10:41
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11:C0 News irom NBC CBS News News News 11:00
11:15 Clifton Utley The Newsmakers Vera Massey Dance Orch. 11:19
11:30 Dave Garroway Music You Know Dance Orchestra 11:30
11:45 11:45
12:00 News Summary Sign Off News Sign Off 12:00
13:05 Sign Off CBS News
MONDAY
MORNING MORNING ■ MORNING
WSAV 630 KC NBC WFRP 1230 KC WTOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCOP 1410 ICC MBS
0:00 Sign On Sign On Mng. Merrygoround Jamboree
6:00 News Summary Sunrise Serenade News
0:15 Country Cousin Revival
6:30 Radio Windy Herrin Show 6:30
6:45 BOtithl'd Echoes 6:43
7’:00 A. P. News News UP News Morning Varieties News 7 00
7:05 Musical Coffee Cup Sports Summary Mng. Merrvgoround Bulletin Board windy Herrin Show 7 0 *
7:30 A. P. News Howdy Neighbor Weather Rep*rt Morning Varieties
7:45 UP News 7:4*
8:00 World News Rdup CBS Mng. News News 8:oi
8:15 The Strand Stand Martin Agronsky ! Windy Herrin Show 8:0*
8:30 Tops of the Mrng. UP News Chapel In the Sky Top of the Morning 8:30
8:45 Market Basket Blngstlme Breakfast 1 Melodies. * 4#
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&:00 Honeymoon In N.Y. News of America News News * 9:00
9:15 By Request Breakfast Club Faith In Our Ttn>e 9:i5
9 30 Cliff Edwards Shoppers Bpeclal Ozark Valley Folks 9:30
9:45 Music With Msge. Tello-Test 9:4*
10:00 Fred Waring News UP News My True Story News M»:00
10:15 Flicker City GOsslp Rich's Radio Sch to IS
10:30 Road of Life Wax It Needle Clr. Arthur Godfrey Betty Crocker Say It with Music JO .30
10:45 The Brighter Day Listening Post 16 «
11:00 Nora Dhake News Ray Klper's College News s it iiuj 86
11:15 We love & Learn Jim Wilder’s Show Guy Lombardo
11:30 Jack Berch Show R. C. News Flashes Ted Malone Gabriel Heatter H 30
11:45 So.' Hayrlders News Music For Monday Music by Martin tUpute Quiz U.^tS
12:00 Eddie Arnold News Rrendy Warren Welcome Travelers Kate Smith Speaks 13 00
12:15 A. P. News Jim Wilder's Show' Hymns of People Ch'rkboard Jani'ree 12:00
12:30 Juniper Junction So. Hayrlders Helen Trent News Hillbilly Spotlight 1?:3&
12:45 Farmers Digest Our Gal Sunday Musical Mill
~ 1:00 Naval Quotations Bing Sings Holsum Ranger | Jimmy Deer Cedric Foster 1:00
1:15 Corn levers Hour UP News 1 Police Court 1:16
1:30 Community Call Double In Melody Young Dr. Malone 1:30
1:45 Jack Kilty Woman's World I Chain of Oold 1:45
2:00 Double or Nothing Corn Lovers Hour Views of the News Brk’fast in H’wood Queen for a Day 2:00
2:15 Perry Mason 1:19
2:30 Today's Children Nora Drake Bride and Groom Talk of the Town 2:30
2:45 Claudia # Evelyn Winters Martin Block 2:45
3:15 Ma Perkins Hilltop House |:15
3:30 Pepper Young House Party 1 Oalen Drake Hearts Desire 3:30
3:45 Right to Happiness News Music
4:30 4:00 4:15 Irorenzo Backstage Stella Dallas Jones Wife 1 Hint UP Comfortable News Hunt Home Atomic Boogie Al's W»K Works 4:15 4:00 4:30
4:45 Wldder Brown Variety Discs 4:4 5
5:00 Callin’ on N’hors. News Winner Take All Music *<1 venture ^ __ Parade 5 :00
5:15 Portia Faces Life Spin-Chin Superman 5:15
5:30 Music Masterpieces So. Pioneers Harmony Lane Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight 5:30
5:45 Strictly Dixie So. Pioneers Alka Seltzer Time Tom Ml* 5:45
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6:00 Sports Montage | Music Box News Feature 1 | 4oorts ! New* 6:00
6:15 Tex & Music Cor. The Bandstand 8:15
6:30 A. P. News ! Sundown Serenade 1 j Requestfully Your* 6:30
6:45 Peter Donald Show Eric Sevaretd Royal Crown 4:4S
7:00 Ches'fld. Sup. ’ Club News ABC Program Edwin C. Hill 7:63
Radio Bports Page The Old Salt F.lmer Davis Fulton Lewi*, Jr.
7:15 News of World Alvin Helper, ITewa. 7:15
7:30 Album of Memories Deems Taylor Club Fifteen Sa. Lln.-Mer. Quiz Henry Taylor k 7:30
7:45. Kaltenbom. News Ed, Murrow, News Passing Parade -7 45
8:J0 Cavalcade of Am Music Lovers Hour Inner Sanctum R. R. Hour Advers. ol Falcon 8:09
8:15 8:19
8.30 Voice of Firestone Arthur Godlrey C-bk qf Oreg Hood 1:30
8 45 Billy Rose 8 *5
9:00 Telephone Hour Tops In Pops Lux Radio Thatre Music & Mr. Blaine
9:15 Mutual Newsreel 9:1*
9:30 Dr. I. Q. Sapphire Room Get Rich Quick Atomic Energy Her f:30
9:45 This Is My Job 9 41
10:00 Carnation Program Ten P U Pinal My Friend Irma [Sapphire Rm. Orch (Governor Dewey 10:00
10:15 Of Public Interest Earl Godwin 10.lt
10:30 Henry Wallace 1-2-3 Club Bob Hawk Show Music Lovers Hour Hunting ft risking 10:30
10:45 Apt. with Music 10:45
OB3 News News All the News TT5S
11:15 11:15
11:30 Russ Morton Prch Dance Orchestra Gems For Thought Dance Orchestra iii;
11:45 News Music You Want Dance Orchestra
12 :QO News Summary Sign O tt CBS News News .*£3!---- -255
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 194SI
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TO PRESENT
fOLSTOY DRAMA
NEW YORK (ANP) — The
American Negro theatre play¬
ers group wiil present an
American adaptation of the
great drama by Tolstoy, “The
Power of Darkness," for eight
performances, beginning Oct.
SAVANNAH
DIAL 2-2114
“Substantial Dividends to all Policyholders”
FIRE—WINDSTORM—EXTENDED COVERAGE
PLATE GLASS
This play will be presented
at the Master Institute play¬
house for the benefit of the|
110th street community,
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