PAGE EIGHT
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Continued from page 1
Talks To Pearl
Rand, blti«s singer. Lonnie Hen
detsen with the entire cast, toppeu
offb y ••Red" Saunders land and
the “DeLisa" Chrine:-', a fair to
middlin singing and dancing eu
sf-mble
Tor sortie unaccountable reason,
•Tie usher had seat'd us at at
''ringside' table, nothing between
us and the imvab'e slygt: hut air
Caine a break in the r.iuw wncc;
fcmcee Drew was introducing tu«
celebrities; of the evening alter
running down the its;, which i sp
urned to include us. tie said, h.nd
k> addition to all the others met.
named we hat e tonight,. Pearl Hat
ley arid her drummer cay hus
band, Louis Bod-on just back
fiorn London.
Weil you know alt the comma
tion t/hat has been in the papers
la Up about Pearl ma’TVing Butt
son in London recently and papa
Bei'.v'n having several tits about
it, so when Drew said, ‘'Come on
up Pearl, you and Louis," so fat
a.s we were concerned, htetoty
v. as bemg made because we kw*
before that ninth or morning wr,„
over, in wrr e going so interview
both Pearl and Louis, before any
ethei newspaper man could K*-’t
tc them.
There ire t” " thing. ur want
to ,ay about Pearl, sis she is
much belter looking than any pH
tin you have seen of her in He
newspapers end second, she is
« most, gracious person. She came
up on the stupe and after a short
session of ad libbing with Drew,
sang a little ditty entitled. “A
Woman’s Work is Never 1 tone."
Don't be confused by the titlp, the
Sung isn't half as iruu'CTif, as the
name might imply. When the club
guests insisted on another mutt
bn from Pearl, he told them that
when she married Louis Bellson
she made up her mind that he was
going to do all her hears work
so at the snap of Pearl's linen
Louis- jumped into the drummer’s
seat and actually made those
''skins" talk.
Listening to Louis Re 1!son really
get music from drums we could
readily understand why hr was
one o r tiie star attraction.; of Di ke
Ellington's band
After Pearl and Louis had re
turned to their seats, we hurried
rr. »»• to their table for an inter
Vew and ,< dographs They bad
arrived in New York front London
on Sunday, hid away until Tues
day when they came on to (.'Pi
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When that date i- completed.
Pearl and Louis plan to jout ney
up to i tlifomia f• >i their belated;
noneyrn ijon
in di’-cu -.sing the international
rmliabatu created By their wed
ding, Pearl threw up her handy,
tone of those hands has a s;tubb
diamond sparkler) and said, "On
j Honey, Pm telling you. it was just
awtui, just awful. YVho do they
jt.hinn they are anyway, telling ns
’wt 'wnidri’t marry."
We asked, "Pearl, do you lovflj
Louis" Pearl looked at me wit-.a
half closed eyes arid replied, "As
to all the hell I've gone through
are you kidding when you a.a.
jfki 1" love."
W'e were sitting in a t hair be
I .veen them and almost go l kis -ed
. vvhen Peail made a slab at Lotus
lip- and I outs shoved his i i *•
to: ward In ;.i t the kiss.
Louis told us lie expected Ins
dad t<> come abound all right and
said a' long as he had Pearl he
had absolutely nothing !o worry
■ about. A 38
diet' usin' beamed Louis, "l tv .
got i f;Onb job will the best ran id
in the laud. > Duke LI hem e i I v<
go’ Pearl what *>Jse could a folio
wa.pt, huh?"
We looked at Pearl and said.
"Well papa Moil on . dough might
: come in handy for a rainy day
Pear] put both hands oil <>ur .-hoi “*»
! der and (he ay he looked at us 1
with half closed ryes a., kind of
. glad that Lour pi' er;( "Look:
' bonev." said Pearl, -After we get
our California break. Jt e got an
. engagement in Las Vega: lasting •
I unul spline, after whi'-h i go back
to London a hete ! ant to u.;u in I
Jose Einer >. production of '( t
bin In The Sky' then on to the j
Continent for more engagemords. h
Do you ee any reason why i, i
should worry about old man B ,v l!
son's dough?"
We couldn't think of a single
reason, so after getting ' tcit auto
i graphs on the bark of a Club;
"PtpPi-a ' book niatche, up wished
them all Hi*’ lurk in the world
and our thank for their kindness
- ami gs aeiou.snf
We left V’H, ;.,S, lf s..-t
that (hi; Carolinian' • ace pho* ?
granber. Shirley, wasn't there to
make a picture. Any wav, no oth
< a newspaperman wa - m on the
affair and ("Inn >' do' tune
! newspapers, one of the e paws:-.
. calls itsi If I in- s i >rld *1 * ■
' weekly and in tw week's :. u:-e ii
■ had Pearl and Loup Mi! in lon
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South Defiant
trouble started after two At
lanta policemen permitted him
to remain midway in the hits,
a*, an interstate passenger.
‘Foliowng that the bus driver:
; gave me h tungue lasbuig." hi-1
t-aid, and that two men then!
.-darted beating him and no one
u/fered any Help
Two ruffian while men stomp- !
ed and beat me until blood pour- i
Jed in the aisle," said Hev. Car
| •■( g!" ' ! ci ied, murder! murder!
1 hejp! -help! but the driver drove 1
hit and offered no help."
T. W Boeder, rep • ol
: Southeastern Greyhound Lines in.
Atlanta, said how ever the driver
."promptly stopped the bus ;ino
• order was immediately restored.
Baarier said police investigated
’lit- cast in A<worth, f.a . whert
Hev. Carnegie was offered medical
aid, but the minister refused.
Hev. Carnegie said the police J
I who boarded the bus at Arworth •
! threatened him with al tisjvc Jan- •
guage and said if he didn't move
• • the back of the bus they would •
put him in jail. He finally moved
to the rear.
BFC
Hear Peril
■ i.nfjy and sentenced to 83 days
in jail for being on the street.-- In
Cape Province after 9 p.tn cur
.few.
’J’!::- ..off spoken -■.man told
; of the rights w hich Lie. maintained
Itci people have heon deprived
; D*. including the right to vote and
own pi'-pcrty ofhei than land s.R :
i aside by the v. lute government
"And you have to carry a
bout II iccal papers with you
id Uir time." stir stated. "The
polite are constantly asking l»
see them. If you don't produce
the papers, you go to jail."
Asked about her reaction to
treatment of minorities In tb*
t'nited States, >lr« Matthews said:
' IVe are watching every !itt!»
movement in thK country. As far
is i am concerned, there is hope
; here "
Mam natives of Africa tiave elt-
Itres-ed similar sentiments aftout
(he I SA Thee support (heir state
mentis hy saving that in America,
(he laws ,! 'e for tin- most part on
the sitle e.f the Negroes; in ar in
Africa they are tiof
BFC- --
Arpinirnls I ntL r\vav
h( 'rings hr '.‘an (fir Bli,;h Itl
buna! was urged by Negro bar
risers to meet (in problem
head on to determine whe
sher :i!‘ not tin l srgrega I ion of
children in puhllc - supported
si hook simply ( ecau .t ofi’V'i »
riener ol rare was In kec-dns
with the tenets *»f the Consti
tution.
fii aor-.en! un ifii' Kansas situ
aimn jn wh'mh a sui< had been •
filed by Negro parent for the
admission of thru children to ail
schools from the elementary level •
upward. Robot t Carter, N AACP
lawyer, noted the coni notion that
the 14th amendment to the Con
stitution is being violated when
Negro students are discriminated
; .••gainst through segregation. Be-
I cause opportunities are deprived
[.segregation must be e/.n.-uieied in
violat’oi; of thi ametidiTieut, the
j lawyer argued.
Opposing assistant attorney grn
ie'ai Paul Is. Wilson <if Kan a., dtn
i claicd, however, that if facilities j
I arc. equal there can tie no viola
| Hop of the amendment bes au.-c
| they are separate.
Clashing in arguments before
; the tribunal Wedne lay morning
I were two titans of the row (room
! -Thur,good Marshall, chief counsel
j for thf NL ACI\ and John W. I’a
! v*s Democratic pr< -icloii(ii
•andidate in lIV-1. eaK: holding op-
J posing vie ■ points on 80-.itlv r 'a
| rolitia'a segiegated education pn ■
i bev
The o’H grew tii es ihr ecjei.iia'r-d
Clarendon County < s l > ease, the'
'two are arguing whcfhei 3"";'
gated, public .‘.’.’bools in net only ■
J South C irobna but also the JJi
[trad ol Columbia. Did aware and,
, Virginia an to remain intact
i No decision I . < xpa cterl in an;,
I'd the aruDi.ent’. until early in
If); I, but tile battle 11 mv.’ brio:
fought on the flooi ot the !'.upreii.e
Court is pn o’ dent makin: v. ’’n
I \ vrtue of il., in< kH nee in t-.i.ii
one of the slroncest uiuler-pin
t.uigs "f !he South' mailin'"!,)'
| strutbure of white supremacy is
i being ruthb sslv attacked,
BFC- -
Mother (ionvictcd
and the children were being sup
i port' d by the welfare depart
incut. t’nclei examination
! shes said .he was putting JIG
j monthly Into postal savings from
; her SSH monthly welfare ( be r k
Tyson, die said had been paying
'the rent.
Mrs. Tin tier pleaded gwHy to
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