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Beauty and Personality Prob
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DEZBE HILLIARD-KNIGHT
BOTTOMS UP!
Clothes cover a multitude of i
sin! But what’s the use of trying!
to kid yours:If? You know what’s
; wrong underneath, and the know
ledge has a bad psychological
effect. It makes you feel “ungla
morous."
You’re probaibly are well ac
quainted with your face—know
all the hills and valleys, blotches
and blights, but how about the
rest of you?
In this gusiness of being “a
joy forever” you have to start
from the bottom up—and out!
Why not face the naked truth?
How can you be a ‘‘glamour gal”
if you’ve got lumps in the wrong
place? A hump in your back?
Legs and arms that look like
they belong to somebody else?
(Joe Louis, f’rinstance.)
While intensifying my “tan"
on the sandy shores one day last
summer, I overheard some gen
tlemen discussing the pros and
cons of the bathing beauties who
passed them, lhsy all seemed to
agree on the following figure
faults:
1. The bulging abdomen.
(Why is it that girls with
this blight on the body
will pull belts as tight as
possible, and simply refuse
to wear girdles?)
2. Th: hunk below the hip.
(Girls with this figure
* fault seem to dote upon
standing with one 1 e g
thrown out of joint, so
that the bulge i« even more
noticeable.)
3. Shapelessness at the
waistline. (Nothing be
tween the breast and the
hips—or too much )
If it’s a protruding tummy that
you’re nursing, wear a girdle
with some stiffening in the front.
Don’t let that stiffening change
from a straight line to an obnox
ious curve; sit, as well as stand, j
straight.
Go easy on the liquids. They
bloat a sensitive stomach. |
For figure fault No. 2, simply
lie down on the floor and roll it
away. Meanw'hile, wear a long [
girdle (the reducing kind.) You
can fool some of the people some j
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of the time about this malady if
you’ll do this: When stand ng.
tighten the muscles of thighs. It
will pull in that hump like any
tll*ng* Never stand on one foot
with the other “at ease,” and
don’t flex the knee nearest the
b holder in the accep.ed manner
of the movie star nosing for
fashion pictures. Stand straight
and ke.'»p the thighs tense.
Stretching will put on or take
off, whichever is needed, ths
nondescript waistline. Stetch
down until you reach the floor
and stretch up at something that
you cannot quite reach. Do this
five minutes daily, upon arising
and retiring. It will put the
right “lumps” in the right places
—a panacea!
Believe it or not, swinging your
hips in the well-known hula-hula
motion is grand for muscular
suppleness. Even if you do ty*, 1
silly, go ahead and do it. You’ll
“slay ’em” when you walk!
Now that you've courageously
faced the sins which your clothes
have hypocritically covered, you
con r.pent in haste by disguising
them until you’ve had time to
correct them.
Proper use of line and color
will work wonders during the
transformation!
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Tan (yellow) . .. Light biWon.
Medium brown Tea brown
Ginger brown. Seal brown.
Chocolate.
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| “Cab’s in town”
CAB CALLOWAY. TKn POOR*
BOY WHO MADE GOOD,
TO APPEAR IN OMAHA
NEXT WEEK
Cab Calloway and his Hi-De
Ko orchestra and “Cotton Club
Revue of 1939” which co-stars
the sensational Sister Tharpe,
colored swinger of Spirituals,
take hold of the Paramount thea
tre stage in Omaha for a six day
engagement beginning Friday,
December 1st.
The sensational Calloway’s be
ginning was humble. Born of a
poor family in Rochester in 1908
Cab’s family moved to Baltimore
where his father, Cabel Calloway
hung out his shingle to practice
law.
For a brief period, the Callo
way fortunes managed to hold
it’s own with the butcher and
the baker. Cab Jr. managed to
! graduate from High school but
any thoughts he haa of follow
ing his father’s footsteps, were
dispelled by a sudden falling of
the family fortunes.
While attending school, Gab
sang in the choir of the local
church. Faced wieh the dismal
prospects of having to go out
and not only earn his own living
but also for his parents, Cab ob
tained occasional jobs as a sing; r
in smlall night clubs.
A letter from h ijs sister,
Blanche, brought him post haste
to Chicago where he obtained a
singing spot in a tab show in
which she was appearing. When
the show folded, and no singing
jobs were in sight, he signed on
as a drummer with a local five
pieco band. Soon after he began
singing with the band.
A driving ambition to lead his
own band soon resulted in an
eight piece combination called
“Cab Calloway and His Missou
rians.”
The combination achieved a fair
measure of success in Chicago so
the boys jumped at the chance to
open in New York’s famous
“Connie’s Inn.’ Unlike the aver
age success story, the band was
a flop from the start. Irving
Mills, an enterprising New York
theatrical manager, heard Callo
way and with keen foresight,
placed him in front of a n
organized orchestra and presto,
o v e r night, Calloway’s stock
mounted in the theatrical firma
ment. The rest is Broadway his
tory.
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Calvin’s
Digest
By L. Baynard Whitney
The Mound Bayou Murders
A vivid, symbolical oil painting
of contentious Negroes, in the
nude, hung in the American Con
temporary Aits Building at the
New York World’s Fair. It arous
ed a strange, morbid fascination
but the truth of it was more
sickening than all. It made one
feel like slashing it or tearing it
from the wall. It was too true!
Briefly, it was a story of self
ishness, greed and murder.
The slaying of Eugene P. Booze
the famed Republican politician
of Mississippi, made me think of
that picture at the World’s Fair.
The slaying of Booze’s sister-in
law by white peace officers al
legedly summoned by Booze, only
a month prior to Booze’s murder
appears to have been an anti-cli
max to what came later. Booze
said before that “political jeal
ousy” caused hig assassination.
Both tragic incidents seem to
have been the shameful outcome
of protracted, fierce hatreds
which finally liquidated two of
the chief participants. The rami
fications and significance of these
acaths roach deeply into the Ne
gro character.
On the other hand, fifty-two
years of exemplary all-Negro
Government of a Mississippi town
remains a record of which our
race can be proud.
Negro Women Score Highly
Jane Bolin, America’s first Ne
gro woman judge, gave supreme
lustre to the brilliant meeting of
the National Council of Negro
Women, Inc., held recently in
New York City. Its membership
of outstanding feminine lights in
many professions revealed the
very flower of our accomplished
womanhood.
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Traditional male dominance of
the female h largely responsible
for the “career woman,” she who
»eeks thru every channel of
human expression to demonstrate
woman's equality. The early
| Christ an Chuich at one time
denied that woman had a Soul
(her Spirit was declared to be
a dependent segment of the male
Soul), and all angeli were strict
ly male. Today we recognize God
as Father, Mother, and women
and men as negative and positiva
expressions of Divinity, co-equal
I and mutually dependent.
Thu year u hered in more than
merj “*ocialist”-<politic«. Regard
less of political party ,the time
was ripe for a great expansion
of woman’s place in vflorld af
fairs; this, regardless of race,
creed, color or geography. Negro
womm today recognize no un
conquerable harrier to equality
of opportunity.
A I’lca for College Culture
Rowdyism, according to news
repoits, broke out among rival
factions of the A. and T. Col logo
football team in a mm’s dormi
tory following a recent game
with Hampton Institute. During
the flree-for-all, one player was
dangerously slashed with a razor
blade and required 27 stitches.
We are accustomed to think of
college men a® “gentlemen” (a
word of elastic definition these
days). No matter how tough,
college football players are ex
podted to act like gentlemen,
ccdleg e gentleman. Jnvtir.ably
they do.
This unhappy exception sug
gests a “harmless” method of
allowing young hotheads to fight
it out —like gentlemen. I.et the
two fellows who harbor the major
grievance put on hexing gloves
and go m many rounds to a de
cision or a knockout. In the went
one of the contestants is uneven
ly matched, a more suitable op
ponent shall be selected by mu
tual agreement. May the best
man win, and the losing side take
their licking lik/»—ge^.lem n!
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Mme. C. J. Walker’s Glossine.
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