WF.F.K ENDING SATURDAY. JUNE 22. 1957
Happy Khmer New Year.
STATUE DEDICATED—United
Nations Mediator Frank Porter
Graham, right, former President
of the greater University of
North Carolina, Is shown here
during recent ceremonies dedi
cating life size bronze statue to
the late Dr. James Pi. Shepard,
founder and first president of
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NEW YORK —(ANP» ln the
hospital gardens off Fifth Avenue j
at. Ninety-ninth Street, Mount Si- i
oat Hospital on Monday dedicated
and unveiled » life size statue.
■' "Meter and Child**, which was ex
ecuted and presented to the hos
pital by a former colored patient.
Inge Hardison, Brooklyn.
In November, 1953. during a per
iodic visit to the Prenatal Clinic
for treatment and checkup, a doc
tor found her to be in poor physi
cal condition and recommended
that she br> hospitalized as a
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I i NOG. At left Is Dr. Alfonso El
i her, President of SVC. Dr. Gra
• ham in his dedicatory speech
i said “Existence of North Caro
• | lina College as the nation’s state
• i supported liberal arts college for
> : Negroes is evidence of the faith
! and confidence which North
’ • Carolinians had in the program
•safeguard to herself and to her , 1
j expected child.
| She was admitted to the ward ■
and remained there for two j
months until January 105-1 by ;
which time she had given birth to
a daughter, Yolande Riley.
TEELS HOSPITAL OF STATUE j
More than two years later—in i
April 1956 —the hospital received a i
letter from Inge Hardison, She j
had been working on a sculpture ;
that she wanted to give to the hos j
pital, she wrote, and wanted to
know how to go shout making
J of l»r„ James E. Shepard.” The
j statue, costing some $30,080. was
' sponsored by Prince Hall Grand
j Lodge of Free and Accepted Ma- !
| sons in cooperation with the j
i Janies E. Shepard Memorial j
i Foundation. William Zorach, j
' noted Brooklyn, N. T , sculptor, I
cast the memorial.
the presentation.
A hospital community scr- \
vice worker visited the Hardi
son home and found her in \
the kitchen, spatola in hand,
applying plaster to her sculp
ture.
Subsequently, Nancy Drv
fees, the sculptor, and James
Johnson Sweeney, director
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j gressman William L, Dawson of
I Illinois and Charles C. Diggs of
! Michigan were among the 83
i Democratic House members who
; issued a formal statement Wed
-1 nesday pledging all-out support
; for civil rights. This group also i
; announced a “determination to re- j
sist crippling amendments” to the
pending measure.
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crats cannot pass civil rights |
legislation alone, the signers j
of the statement invited Re
publicans to work with them
to insure a bl-particisan pro- I
gram.
The group was questioned or.;
| how it could issue a public par-1
! t.isan statement and expect Re-j
1 publican support. James Roose-;
: veil, spokesman for the s cup.,
! replied that they had rip* only,
1 invited Republican support but i
had also invited Republican lead- j
ovship• “How can we be .more bi-j
. partisan than to invite the oppo ;
si! ton to fake the leadership?*’ he j
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Muesum— both friends of the j
hospital— also visited the kit
chen studio io see the statue
in making.
( OMPLETED AFTER 3 YEARS j
Last summer, after working on |
it off and on for nearly three
.•ears, Inge completed her statue.
In September, it was delivered
to Roman Bronze Works Inc, to
r e cast in bronze A group of
Mount Sinai trustees underwrote
the cost,
Inge Hardison's only formal j
..it training was four months of j
; study at the Art Students League j
under sculptor William Zorach in j
1939. A gi uduate of Girls’ High j
m Brooklyn, she has worked in j
a vari-; ty of jobs, including acting j
• According to Actors Equity, she j
; appeared in a minor role in the j
’ road company of ‘Anna Lucasta.' ,
I Her apartment is studded with |
| busts and figurines she ha* mod- j
j clod in clay.
“Mother and Child” is her first
i full-size figure It shows a strong
? limbed woman clutching a new-
I horn child as she strides deter
minedly forward The sculptor j
says she intended the statue to j
depict woman’s eternal aspiration |
for a betier life for her offspring
159 ATTEND DEDICATION
About 150 friends of the hos
pital and of Inge Hardison at
; tended the dedication. James John
son Sweeney, director of the Sol-
I omen R. Guggenheim Museum,
f was the guest speaker, Robert K.
! Haas. 8 Mount Sinai trustee, for
mally accepted the gift. Dr. Mar
i t i n r Steinberg, director of the j
; hospital, was chairman of the e- j
i vent.
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