The Ohio daily-express

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without any discrimination on

basis of race, color, ciee^* or na

tional origin.

Only one assemblyman in

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From Africa

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YORK, March 9. (ANP)

The feminine projected Afro

Arts Bazaar Inc., an establish

ment here will import items from

Africa, the West Indies, Haiti,

and South America, was an

nounced this week. Backers of

Afro-Arts Bazaar are Etta Moten,

the singer, and Estelle Massey Os

borne, national nursing official

and a lecturer on the faculty of

New York university.

Afro-Arts will be located in the

salon of the new Rose-Meta build

ing in 125th street, east of Fifth

avenue. Besides curios and useful

articles from the areas peopled

by folk of African descent, the

firm will sell unusual costume

jewelry and. carr ya full line of

greeting card accessories and an

niversary novelties. '"r-

According to Etta Moten whose

interest began with a tour of

West Africa last year, the ven

ture is a cultural as well as a

business one. Despite their diversi

fied professional interest both

Springfield, Rep. James W. Gray

(D. East St. Louis) defended the

colleges.

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How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Ohio daily-express. (1949). Dayton, Ohio, 1949-03-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88077226/1949-03-09/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Ohio daily-express, 1949-03-09.