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THt tVJV- Many itte nd Alfred TO jt~»* Beach Continue^ from Page i speaker. President William K. Payne of Pavennah Stale college a n d President Cornelius B. Troup of Fort Valley State coll¬ ege, were guests. Representing the Board of Ed¬ ucation and school administra¬ tion staff were Jack J. Cook, president of the Board of Educa¬ tion; Alfred T. Vick, superin¬ tendent of schools: Frank C Underwood, Jr., and W. W. Me- Cutio, assistant superintendent ' the 3 MOST POPULAR HAIR DO’S hm4T / A I Page boy • , This most useful hah- piece blends in with your own hair and keeps the rough ends even. Fitting from ear to ear and shoulder length, the, rage Boy makes your new hair length look so natural that no one ean toil the difference............$3.00 -.M Ptte GLAMOUR PAGE HOY*. •CLUSTER' .§8.50 This back of the bead cluster can Je worn >n eight other styles as al cluster the or plain. You do away with! use of hot irons, thereby giv-’ ing your hair time to regain it* 1 strength. <*y A E&St eJi THK HALF GLAMOUR. When it] is length you want, the Half Gla¬ mour fits your taste. As you seej it fastens at the crown of the head: ..and back. hangs You naturally it down the] can wear as an up¬ isj sweep or any style you like. (It 15 to 20 inches long). $10.00 SEND NO MONEY- —pay postman on delivery. Send sample of your hair or stale co'or. ORDfR TODAY! HaSR DO fashions 312 ST. NICHOLAS AVE. NEW YORK, N. Y. For Your Pleasure ?’ay 1—11—Great Revival at St. Luke Bap- G t Church. { si in; Revue with Johnny Oates Ork. Redd * vit- and Mel Farrell. Advance S1.35; al door, f or -31.65. Dave’s, Grnton and West Broad street. , jt 14 —Picnic at the New Derricks Inn by tii GaJollies Social Club. Admission adults t' 'Idien 25c. g—i-—Installation services of the pas- B.-th-:kien Baptist Church. / 21 —Fourth Anniversary of the Inde-. • , Cbri-itian Union at Thankful Baptist Church. i V;. s_Wrmanless Wedding at Beautiful 7 i ii-.li Church. Admission Adults 25c; Chili rt n 15e. -; iv teal Recital at Asburv Methodist ( t'-aloriog Mr. Arthur S. Roberts, ten¬ or .'it"mission 5Ce. ;ring Dance at IJncoIn Inn by the r s So .1 Club. Admission 50c; At Door 65. HardeeviKe, S. C., hr ■t% i?_.ff t-oreade at ; ■ Vew Moon Baptist Choir and Deacon 1‘tnrd. Fare S1.00. * 1,17 j Variety Supper al 417 W. 48th St., l, v * • al: i Soc’alites Club. Tickets 4fl<-. v 15_Motorcade to Spann’s P ace by tBie Claus sen’s Baker Boys. Fare 50c. ?___'Bth Annual Thanksgiving of the I. o. G. and D. of S. in U. S. A. at First Friend- skin Eiintist Church. 25 —(Motorcade to Daddy’s Place by St. I :k • Choir No. 1. Tickets 56-. ■ ; y I"—Tlie Daunted Tea Room at Kecrea- U Center presented by Cuyler Dramatic Pi ivi ,i < e. Admission 15c and 25c. Mav —IlDonligbt Boatride by the A. C. L. Social Club. Fare S1.09. June 2—Mo torcade to HardeeviHe, S. C. by St. James Baptist Church. Fare S1.00. \Tiv _Encldv Johnson and Orchestra at Mu- ; i-aI Auditorium. Advance SI..56; At door S* 85 HardeeviHe. S. C. by June 9—Round Trio to the Friendly Social Club. Fare SI.00. : iiaa coniar. Frank W. spenCei, member of the board. They were introduced and made short talks. The school band and mixed chorus rendered several num¬ bers. The exercises, which were held in the school’s auditorium, were attended by an over-capacity crowd and were presided over by otha L. Douglas, principal. After the program open house was held, and the visitors were given a chance to inspect the building which is located at Hopkins and Forty-sixth streets and is one of the finest Negro high school buildings in the ! South ' M | TOPS SHOOT DICE, I MAKE ARRESTS Continued from Page 1 gal sale of whiskey, the officers, presing to get a gambling charge, asked to play dice with someone. Brarton told Magistrate Jules Forstein at City Hall Monday morning, that the woman went out and came back with Harvey McCoy and that they shot dice for an hour and a half. Eoth McCoy and Mrs. Holmes, along with a man identilied as Norman Griffin, <'7, were held i:i $500 bail each for court. No stactment waa made as to | Dan Dailey, Hollywood’s sm'l- ir-.T hoofer, sings and dances his wily through “You’re My Ei rything,” Twentieth Century i Fox’s new technicolor musical Sunday Monday, Tuesday at Star Theatre. With his co-star, Anne Baxter, he brings bag's the good old days of the flam¬ boyant twenties when the movies were changing from silent to talkies. The picture, which was produced Ly Lamar Trotti and directed by Walter Lang, boasts 10 songs, seven dance numbers and a sentimental love story. FREE LUCK A Powerful Egyptian Hick charrr allegedly having brought luck 10 millions for centuries Is YOURF FREE by ordering OUR FAMOUS ASTROUOOTCAL t OP EC AST Wliicl' fs chuck-full about what is in ntojv for you. Tt, tells all, hides nothing nno.'i ~*i; nd bad days. This ruguia esco v-Uir* for limited time ONI.Y ONE DOT T AR. S~nd your birth date (day-month-year) and $100 im¬ mediately. Don’t delay. For “Good Luck's” sake act at once. No COD'3. AVRIL PUB. CO. !557 N. Galvez St., Dept. 5 New Orlea is, La. f ./Y, Mission Inspect tfrican Colonies |*H ! W* pm Member: of a United ration .n West Africa. U. N. now exer- Visiting Mission to Wes; A ric ci es cverail supervision over me set out to inspect conditions i | administration of 11 colonial a plantation labor in tin j territories which have been camp placed under the U. N. Trustee British-administered Cam n n I Svstem. iANP) whether the officers won cti.ru: the crap game. Or atoricals, Musical Fes¬ tival (Continue from Page J i Music Festival presented two clinics for al! directors and offi¬ cials as a service to music edu¬ cators. Other features were a social for the visiting stude :t: in Wilcox Gymnasium, ana oT - door band demonstration, and a concert.by the Fnva mV: Stat : College choir under the direct¬ ion of L. A len P ke. H. R. Hatchett, Chairman, Fine Arts Department, released the following names of partiei- pating schools which presented :horal groups, women and men .- glee clubs, and soloists. The class AA schools wore: Howard High, Atlanta and ens High, Athen;;; class A. trie High, Moth tire; H. A. Halt High, Fort Valley; Ris’ey High, Brunswick; Dasher High, Val- dosta; Center High, Waycross: Douglas High, Thomasville; to High, Bainbridge; C a T. J. Elder High, EandersVUle; McBuffy Training S r hoot Thomson; Summer Hill Cartersville; Marietta High, rietta; Washington Street Dublin; Washington St. Covington; Class C: Hill LaFayette; Greensboro Greensgoro; Cedar Hill Cedartown; Todd-Grant Humphrey Bogart in “CASA¬ BLANCA’’ at EASTSIDE THEA¬ TRE, Sunday, Monday, Tues- -day, May 14, 15, 16. Also on same program Rod Cameron in ‘Brimstone.” c ..... ........... -r - DANCE DANCE ‘ v CITY AUDITORIUM Buddv X| •j*j X! *•*! Johnson Xi •I* ; And His Orchestra XI WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 17, 9 P. M. FEATURING ELLA JOHNSON, (Buddy’s Sister) AND ARTHUR PHYSOCK, (tienlleman Of Songs) Yoir”)'! : FEATURE SONGS—(“As L Love You”) (“I’m Tired Crying Over X (“laivelv In Her Evening Gown”) •f | ADVANCE TICKETS $1.50 CAT DOOR $1 S5) ¥ 11 Tickets On Sale at Mclver’s Barber Shop, Gast>n and W. Broad; Marine’s Cli-L, 117 W. Gaston; Charlie Johnson’s Barber Shop, 7 C5 W. I’road St.; Veterans Center, 416 W. Hall St.; Chick’s Shoe Shine Parlor, 803 W est Broad St.; Books’ Pool Hoorn (Willie Baker), 507 W. Broad St.; Savannah Phar nrncy (Drug Store) Henry and W. Broad St.; Ernest Fleming Post (VFIV), 37lh and Ogeechee Road; Porter’s Plate, 416 E. Broad; Don’s Whito-C White’s r.un-h Confectionery, r-nnTorfi.mprv Room, 803 Anderson Anflerson East Broad; nn.l and Lewis East Barber B K road. r,»,1 and Beauty Shop, 816 Fast Broad SI.; *j | .. ! X J , Darien. i' h e participating soloists I were, Marion Wiley, Na.omi Tur¬ ner and Mildred Johnson, San- ! dersville; Johnnie Jones, Thom- | son; Katheieen Williams and j Demis An lagrgham, Williams, Dublin, Cartersville; Martha i j Wheeler, LaFayette; Johnnie L. | Mitchell, Oia M. Francis and ; James Bacon, also E. J. Wilson, ‘ Darier; James Watson, Elmo ! Polite, Brunswick; Rosa L. Ball- -ey, Wiley Moran, and Aquilla [ Fell, Valdosta; James Glenn, Lula T>. lie,'. Samuel B.ai'ey, and Jimmie Bailey, Thomasville; Lucille Johnson, and Joe Ann Brown, Bainbridge. In tire Annual Spelling Con¬ test Willie Roberts, Beach high, Savannah, captured- first placd; I Delores Lamb, Riley high, Brunswick, seconl; Geraldine , La ic, Immaculate Conception, ; Augusta, third, and Freddie j Mays, Staley high, Americas, fourth. i Winners fa the order listed fo-- | the oratorical contest were Eu- la Mae Francis, Todd-Grant high, Darien; Mattie By net j Brook; high, Curtis Cooper, v/ood-ille high, and Vovas D Williams, Jenkins County Train- . chool. ( The judges were Prof. John Camper, J. Randolph Fisher | Rr. Luther Thompson. Martha i V' Don a id B. J. James. Thq programs were under the auspice; of the Fine Arts De¬ , | partment and the English De¬ partment of Savannah State . college. Hosea J. Lofton and Charles J. Smith III, also Wilton C. Scott directed the publicity and public relations program. Prizes for the oratorical and ADV. DIRECTOR CHATS WITH JACKIE— Nate- Perlstein, Direc¬ tor of Advertising for Pabst Blue Ribbon, chats with Jackie Robinson in Hollywood. TRF SWA WAR TRIBUNE spelling contests wer .ate.i by the Savannah A For :!>:•> News. and savannah E ening Pro s. j. : J. Cabbage, circulation manager and treasurer of the News-Pres awaiueo l ie prizes -nr the ora torieal contest winners and Wi’ liam J. Fielder, nmnenvin-', editor j of the News, awarded the spell- ing prizes. President W. K. Payne, incuity, laif, and stud ■ i it body of 8 vannah Elate j college cooperated to make festivity the heat of its kind to be sponsored at, the oral college. Ma^v iiv Attend New Horae Makers Continued frorr Page One ------------- or of heme economics at Fort! Valley coliege, perhaps the most impressive service of the con-1 ventiou was the banquet o ) j Friday night attended by than 530 persons. The organ!- i zation each year confers degree j of achievement an i honorary membership upon tlio - e '.ndi - viduals whose .services to the New Homemakers have been outstanding. Beauty and simplicity marked lire ritual this year. Mattie ven-! president of the NHA Geogia, presented gold emblems to Dr. Aaron Brow a, president o' Albany State college. Albany ‘ Mrs. Dorothv R l.amnkin. sen¬ ior adviser of Alfred reach high school, and to Principal R. J. Martin of Ba'lard Hudson high school, Macon. Dr. H. A. registrar of Fort Valiev college, 1 was the 'ranker o‘ ! the hour District advisers assisting with this service were Me dames Mar- guerite I aw. Lillie Screen and Mabel Thoma-. i Jaunita Mil shell of Atho as wa | elected president o ' the NI1A fur the 1850-51 term. District offi¬ cers and their advisers elected from Chatham county were Miss Janie Slrobcrt, so ig leader for the second dl trict; Miss Ethel Armstrong of Beach high school, district historian. At¬ tending the convention from the local chapters were; Mrs. Mi’d- red Miiiedge and Marjorie Jen¬ kins of Haven Home, Mrs. Made Lavender end Anett Judson, Gladys Holme ■ and Rose Marie Manigault of the Woodville school, Mr«. Jessie Gibbs and Mrs. Nellie MrKi oney with Bar¬ bara M-Glockton. Dorris Smith Alzada Kirkland, Hattie Mae Erwin, and Thelma Brown o’ the Cuyler Junior high and Mrs. Janie B’akc, Dorothv R- Lamp- Now with tiie Brooklyn Dx! gers, Robinson is shown in his Montreal uniform, where he got his start in organized baseball. AIR CONDITIONED ! EAST SI El It THEATRE DIAL 3-G0B2 x K* •’.* • !* •!* 4* 4* •X , *X"!* , V , I* , 5 DOUBLE FEATURE I Rt.—SAT. MAY 12—liJ A1 AN LANE in, I “NAVJO TRAIL KADEIiSl 5:, “PAROLE NC. t $S PLAY WIN-O $$ X FRIDAY NIGHT ‘t Serial and Comedy ?! Sunday, Monday, Tuesday X i May 14, 15, 16 2—BIG HITS—2 ROD CAMERON in x “BRIMSTONE” ” ’ . *•*»“*■»«***•• . g $ I Vf-V fy] Academy Award jy Winner! Serial - Cartoon BARGAIN DAY WEDNESDAY ONLY ’ MAY 17 2—BIG HITS—2 GENE KELLY in X ! TECHNICOLOR THIULL 1 “3 MUSKETEERS” ---- 2 —— LASH LARUE in I “GRAND CANYON TRAIL” .£ ADULTS Pius 20e KIDS ftOe'X | Serial , Comedy TIM ID, ONLY, MAY lXth X 1 .j. ON OIJR STAGE !) P. M. $$| •!• t$ v $ $ $ X X on our Screen 1 X “PERILOUS WATERS” X kin and Marguerite Law with Janie Strobert, Ethel Armstrong and Mildred Williams of the Beach high .'-chool. Nineteen To Receive Cer¬ tificates Continued 'wim Page 1 work clone it lire various de- pari mentis bv the tuclents. Instructors are: Practical Nursing, Mrs. Gertrude W. Holmes; Interior Decoration, Mr-. Erma W. Williams; Voca¬ tional Mathematics, John Lyons; Cosmotology, Madam J. M. Wal¬ ker; Clothing Construction and Alterations, Mrs. Alma Whitt- . and Mrs. Hazel Polite; Sew¬ ing, Mrs. Janie Blake and M--s. Nellie McKinney; Advance Dressmaking, Mr;. Mamie Ly¬ ons. For the past several years the department of tailoring has been under the direction of the late Eugene Edwards. Those to he awarded certifi¬ cates this term are: nre smak- mg, Annie Bell Bostic, Catherine Dougias, Mariha Hart, Eiois? Johnson, Mary Matthew, Sallir Mew, Katie Moffett, Katherine Newton, Andry Mae Sanders and Laura Bell Smith; Tailoring, Anne E. Bennett, Salathiel Bow¬ en, Eddie J. Brown,* Gu sie I Mercer, Arthur Russell, Ine-/1 Stevens, and Laura Washing¬ ton; Interior Decoration, Mild¬ red Hutchins. The program will be as foll¬ ows; Organ airs. Peter Smalls; prc-cedoi6l, Graduate; invo¬ cation, Rev. J P. Limpkins; welcome, Rev. J. S. Bryan; se- lection, 'When Thou Contest.” Cuyler Junior high school; solo Miss Willie Branch; introduct- ion of speaker, Mrs. Dorothy R Lumpkin, ' Upervjsor Cuyler Vo- cntional fr-hoo’; address, Eugene Stanley, dean of Bnvannah Bi ate rollenp; selection, “Wasn't That A Wide River”, Beach senior hiah ensemble; awarding of prizes. John LyUen, director o' vocational education; solo. Nat¬ alie Williams; presentation of class, Mrs. Mamie Lyons; award- ° r certificates, Alfred T. Vick, superintendarvt of schools; | recessional, benedic- ' class song, tion, Rev. J. G. Adams. NON-ORGANIZED VETS MAKE OFFER (Continue from Page 1) zatlon 7a ,j on IS is tO to lend lend US its memberThTp memoer-njp strength in support of legisla- *>t*-t*-> AIK CONDITIONED £ ;U IS DIAL 2-23Itt ; * -STAR THEATRE IRI SAT. MAY 12—13 DOUBLE feature FIRST SLOWING CHARLES STAR RETT “LARAMIE” HIT ! i 2ND MICHAEL SHAYNF “TOG MANY WIN NERS” £ •I* ___________ SERIAL — COMEDY ..... Monday, Tuestfcr\f May 14, 15, 10 X 2—BIG HITS—2 X ' ; T T t I X 1 MM \ I X ® AND • X DONALD O’CONNOR t :j.“AR£ X YOU WITH IT”X NEWS — CARTOON T Attv.— ,,-nliMj l'illJK. \t MAY * xr 1 17— if I'. 1 I .*. IKIURI.E FEATURE HURT LANGASTER “KISS BLOOD OFF f X I MY HANDS” t “BIG * AND FIX” »6 i JR. G-MEN NO. 7 1 Fi*I.—SAT. WAY 12—13 2—DIG FEATURES—2 FIRST TIME SHOWN DON REI) BARRY in “RED DESERT” 2____ “LAND OF SIX GUNS" Added Serial Comedy Monday, Tuesday X May 11. 15, 16 t DO I BLE FEATURE v FIRST SHOWING JOHNNY (WEISSMULLER in “JUNGLE JIM” ___2—~__ JOHN WAYNE in “CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD” Added Serial --Comedy f MKO. ONLY. MAY 17 2—BIG FEATURES—2 S ON STAGE ') I*. M. S (MATH vy TRIPPr in “TRHfLE THREAT” ‘SILENT (’ONFLIFT” ADDED COMEDY TIMTifi. ONLY. MAY FIRST TIME SHOWN FRANf’H'OT TONE “JIGSAW” SFR T AL CARTOON 30c Kids .09c ' I ___________ ** . ANSWERS TO CANCER QUIZ Questions are on page 3 Cancer can be diagnos¬ ed accurately a pa¬ thologist by exnmma- * on of a small piece of the suspected tissue an¬ tler a mieVo-iCope. Ex¬ cept in advanced cr:«s, wfieri- (here is a litlle hope of cure, it usually is not possible for a doctor t:> make a final dragnos’s of cancer bv physical examinatioi*. a 5 «nc. 2. Yes. Cancer may develon in lioth animal'; and Plants. 3, There is no evident:* that germs cause hii- man cancer. 4. Yes. Contrary to corn- mnn belief, cancer is second on the list of diseases that kill eliil- tlren between the age;) of five and 19. < im- oer k 1 Is more children in lhat age group than polio, Mijithrrfa, scar¬ let fever and wh,'.oping cough combined. More titan three-and-a- ouarter ini lion dollars. Twenty-five cents of ev¬ ery dollar given to the. Amen an ( .nicer boeic- i<- went into research. But last year the sum tne society had avail¬ able was |e«s fh"** tiie amount scientists souglA i„. l> ...._______ research projects. sponsored by the older leaning national organizations that have carried the burden of veterans’! welfare for many years with only ! a mall percentage of eligible i veterans as active membra. Full details of operating plan:; will be .rent, without obligation, I upon request to Veterans of J America, Inc., National Head-; quarters, 11729 Detroit Ave.l Lakewood, Ohio. Local indepen- j dent veterans’ clubs may secure | national and natation through individual membership in the Veterans of America. FOR PARENT WHOSE CHILDREN Continued from Fage 1 ty. Tire Whi .es through tx.eir attorney, Sidney Lyon, charged that their negligence u*hs a con¬ tributing cause of the fire whicn was o' undetermined origin. The inferno routed 75 Negro families and caused an estima¬ $20,000 damage. ‘ ted PROTECT YOUR ROOF AND YOU SAVE TUB ENTIRE HOUSE FOR ROOF MATERIALS NO ASPHALT - NO TAB Cottoni»«d Gum HARMON, Inc. Charlton and West Broad Streets Phones 2-2195 — 2-2 196 DON’T FAIL TO SEE MADAM NORRIS American Palmist I tell your past, present and future, give names of enemies and friends. I never fail to unite the separated, cause speedy and happy rnarriages, overcome enemies, rivals and lovers’ quarrels, evil influence and stumbling blocks and bad luck of all kinds. I give advice on all affairs of life. I lift you out of your sorrow and "trouble and start you on the road to happiness and prosperity. If discouraged in business or love, this message is for you. I can and will help you. Madam Norris is not to be classed with gypsies or common fortune tellers. Ail readings confidential. Satisfaction guaranteed. For both white and colored. Also gives you your lucky days, and your lucky numbers. Hours: 9 A M. to 9 P. M. Da ly and Sunilav. Office Located in Trailer Coach on U. S. Highway 17, In Trailer Park Opposite Wood’s Restaurant, In HardeeviHe, S. C. Look For Hand Sign. f AO* SEVEN ' 88PL» - Service That Pleases 3 Day Cleaning At 20' Discount SAME HAY CLEANING In by 11 a. m. Hack at fi p. m. OPEN TILL 1! P. M. OPEN SUNDAYS Lamas Bros. Cleaners—Hatters Broughton & Drayton