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Navy Musician From Raleigh Jerving With Band In Calif. C. S. E\ ans, Musician First Class, U. S. Navy, son of Mrs. Alla E, Lawrence of 1011 S. Person St., Ra leigh is serving aboard the U s. Naval Amphibious Base in Corona do. California. He is a member of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force Band. He reported from duty at the U S. Naval School of Music in Wash ington, D. C. He is married to the former tvliss Clara Lovelace of Waukegan, Illinois. Enlisting in the Navy in Decem ber, 1646, he had previously at tended the Agricultural and Tech nical College In Greensboro for Weekly Television Listings Complete From Thursday, April 14, Through Wednesday, April 20. < THURSDAY, APRIL 14—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 firm Show 2:30 Thro Man 4:00 Cannonball Today 3:90 Dr. Malone- 7 30 Lockup 9:w Romper Room 3:30 These Roots 8:90 B. Masterson ' 10:96 Bough S* Mi 4:00 High S' 8:30 J. Staccato ’.0:30 Your Hunch 4.30 Personality 9:00 Father 11 M Bight Price 8.00 Cspl $ 930 Term Srnts ■UM Ceneentretton 3:30 Hound .0:00 Groucho 13:90 Eisenhower 6-00 Capt 5 10:30 Lawless Years 13:30 Could Bo You 6:10 Statelm* 11:00 Dateline, Wea. 1450 Amoe & Andy 6-25 Wea., Sport* UTS Jack Past 3,4)6 Queen *» Bay 6:45 News WTVD-TV, Channel II J.'OO Mutnca l Clock 1 00 Peggy Mann .i 30 Rockv *AO News i :30 World Turns 6:W) Fun House J ; 10 C, Kangaroo 2:00 Better, Worse S3O Wea.. News OAO Cartoons 2:30 Houseparty 8:45 Doug Edward* 10.00 Bed How* 3:00 Millionaire 7.00 Paradise !o'3o On The Go 3:30 Your Verdict 8 Ofc Goldie 11:00 Lucy 4:0O Little Show 8-30 J Ringo 11 AO D*e. Slid* 4-15 Secret -Storm 9 00 Zanc Grey 13:00 President 4:30 Edge of Night 9-30 "Mrs. Miniver" 13:30 Eisenhower 4:fX) Bandstand 11 00 News 1115 Movie FRIDAY, APRIL 15—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 #:3O Vine. Show 1:00 Amos A Andv 6:10 State line. Wea 7:06 Today 2 :<X) Queen for a Day 6.30 Reeve 9:60 Romper Boom 2:36 Thin Man 7:45 News WOO Doug Re Mi 3:00 Dr Malone 7:00 Movie 10:® Your Hunca 3:30 These Roots 8:00 Art Carnet B:W Right Price 4:00 High St. 9:30 Amos ‘N’ And* 11:30 Concentration 4.30 Personality 10:00 Sports 12:00 T or C 3:00 Superman 10:45 Bowling .18:30 Could B» You 8.00 Capt. » 11:00 Dateline, Weather 11:J5 Jack Paai * WTVD-TV, Channel 11 ?.SSs. Muracil Clack 1.30 World Turns 6.30 News. Weather 8:00 New* 2:00 Better. Worse fi.tr. Done Edwards #:» C. Kangaroo 3:30 Houseparty T OO U. S Marshal 9:90 Cartoons 3:00 Millionaire lit) Rawhide 104)0 Red Row* 3.30 Your Verdict B.l* Hotel De Past* I0:$9 On The Go 4:00 Ladie* Only 9 <>o Playnouse 11:00 Lucy 4:15 Secret SSorm 10.00 Twilight 11:80 Dec. Bride 4:30 Edge of Night 10:30 Black Saddle 12:00 Love of Life 5:00 Bandstand 11:00 News 12:30 Bums and Allen 5:30 Rui Tin Tin 11:15 Movie 1:00 Peggy Mann «.0O Fun House SATURDAY, APRIL 16—WRAL-TV. C hannel 5 9:80 Big Picture 12 30 Detective 7.33 Bonanza 9:® Performance 1:00 Basketbal’ 8:30 The Challenge 10:00 Howdy Moody .3:00 Football 9 (<0 Deputv 10-J0 Ruff, Reddy 5:00 Susie 9 30 Bourbon St 11:09 Fun Time 5:30 Wrestling 10:30 Death Valley 11:80 Circus Boy 6:30 Oszie and Hat riel 11:00 Nightmare 12:00 True Story 7 : oo Fibber McGee WTVD-TV, Channel 11 7AS Porthole 12:30 Industry J 30 Perry Mason 8:00 C. Kangaroo 12:45 Vic Bubas 8:30 Dead or Alive 9:00 Roy Rogers 1:00 Basketball 9.00 Mr. Lucky JB.OO Heckle, Jeekle 2:30 Movie 9:30 Have Gun 30:30 M Mouse 4:00 Dick Clark 10 00 Gunsmoke 11:00 Lucy 5:00 Golf 10:30 Markham 31:® Paul Vinchei? 6 00 Dance Party 11:00 Country Style 32:00 Sky Kin* 7:o* Detective 12:00 Charlie Chan SUNDAY, APRIL. 17—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 46.# Jr.durtry aw Parade 2:00 Circuit Rider 5:30 Coach Cast ttl:TO Church Service 2:30 It Is Written 6:00 Walt Disney 33:00 Christophers 3 :<>o Susie 7:00 Maverick 32:30 Oral Roberta 3.30 Saber of London 8:00 Sunday Showcase j 1:00 Church 4* Flb’r* 4:i*i Facts of the Matter 9:00 Chevy Show 4 1:30 Strac 4.15 Carolina Nows 10:00 Loretta Young .l» Ideas 4:30 Championship Golf 10:30 Million $ Movie WTVD-TV. Channel 1) 30:15 Christian Science 1:30 Tills I? The Answer 7.0 - Alaskan* 30:® Look Up and Live 2-00 Champion Bowling 8:00 Ed Sullivan -11:00 For Your Infom’n 3:00 Sports 9:00 GE Theatre 15:30 Harry Reasonc-r 4:® Conquest 9:30 Dupont Show 12:00 Ranch Party 5:00 lineup 11-00 Sunday News Spec 42:30 Big Picture 6:00 Broken Arrow 11:15 Sun. Star Theatre I:® 'Shi* H The Life 6:30 Sfiuh Century 1.13 Sign Off MONDAY. APRIL 18—WRAL-TV. Channei 5 8:30 Farm Shew 2:00 Queen for a Day 6.25 Weal iter 7:w Today 2:3C The Thin Man d:3v Reeve S:00 Romper Room 300 Young Dr Malone 5.45 NBC New* 10:00 Dough Be Mt 3:30 From These Roots 7:o*.* Flight “Dei leiors {0:30 Play Your Huncn 4:30 House on High St. 7:30 Untouchable* 1:00 Price is Right 4 30 Split Personality 8:30 Tales Wells Fargo ii :30 Concentration ,4:00 Tam. Five 9:00 Peter Gunn 12:90 Truth or Con. 5.30 Abbott. Costello 10:0 Steve Allen Vs:3t> It Could 9e You 8 00 Capt. 5 11:C9 Dateline t.-OO Asom ’B Andy 0.10 Stateline Ii h> Sportsline 11.15 Jack Paa: . WTVD-TV, Channel II 1 -- 4:00 Reading Program l :00 Peggy Mann Show 6 » Weather Beading Program 1:30 As The World Turns «43 Doug Edwards Ifct.ia} 7:00 TVp Musical Clock 2:00 For Better Or Worse 7:00 Bordet Patrol 8:00 News 2:30 House Party 7:30 Cheyenne Bilo Carolina News 3:00 Millionaire B:3?> Father Knows Best! 8:13 Captain Kangaroo 3:30 Verdict Is Your* 9:00 Danny Thomas 9319 Cartoon Shop 4:00 For Ladies, Only 10:00 Hennesy 10:09 Red Rowe Show 4:13 Secret Storm 10:20 June Allvson Show 19:30 On The Go 4:30 Edge of Night 11:00 Phillips (ib New* 11:00 I Love Lucy S:00 American Bandstand ii:ls Star Theatre U :39 December Bride *5:30 My Friend Flicks Twenty Mule Team, '35:96 Love of Life 6:00 Lassie 1.15 Sign Ott 12:$) Burn* and Allen 6:30 Your Esso Reporter TUESDAY. APRIL 19—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 > *:80 Farm Show 2:30 The Thin Mart 645 NBC New* T.? 6 Today 3 'tO Young Dr. Malone 7:00 The Lone Ranger •tft.- Romper Room 3:30 From These Roots 7:30 The Real McCoys 18:03 Dough R* Ml 4.00 House on High St. 6:1)0 Donna Used 10:30 Play YCur Hunch 4:30 Split Personality 8-30 Dobie Giliis U:W Price is Right 5:00 Capt. Five 9:00 Rifleman H :30 Concentration 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 9:30 Ford Star tune 12:00 Truth or Coo. 6:00 Capt. Five 10:3.: Lawman 12:30 It Could Be You 6 10 Statehne 11:00 Dateline 1:® Amos & Andy 6.25 Weather 11:10 Weather 2:00 Queen for a Day 8:30 Reeve 11:15 Jack Paar WTVD-TV, Channel 11 BJOO Reading Program t .00 Peggy Mann Show 8:41 Weather 4:95 Reading Program 1.30 As Tiio World Turns 8:46 Doug Edwards, News T:00 TV Musical Clock 2:00 For Better or Worse 1:00 To Tell The Truth 8:00 New 2:30 House Party *7M Sugarfoot 8:10 Carolina News 3:K> Millionaire 8:30 Many Love#—Giliis 8:15 Captain Kangaroo 3:30 Verdict. I* Yours 9:00 Tightrope 9:01) Cartoon Shop 4:00 For Ladies Only 9:30 Red Skelton 10.-t® Red Howe Show 415 Secret Sturm 10.00 Gary Moore Show 10:30 On The Go 4:31 Edge of Night. 11:00 Phillips 08 New# W:C® l Love Lucy 3:09 American Bandstand 11:15 Star Theatre 11:30 December Bride *5.3) Bin Tin Tin "Her Husband's M;00 Love of Life 6:00 Dennis the Menace Affairs” 12:80 Burns end Allen 6.30 Your Esso News 1:15 Sign Off WEDNESDAY - , APRIL 26—WRAL-TV, Channel 5 «;*> Farm Show 2.30 ‘The Thin Man 6:45 NBC News tm Today 3:00 Young Dr, Malone 7:00 Sea Hunt 9:W Romper Room 3:30 From These Hoots 7:30 Wagou Train 16:W Dougli Re Mi 4:00 House on High St, 8:30 Price Is Bight 16:J9 Play Your Hunch 4 30 Split Personality 9:00 Bob Hope 11;®S Price is Right 3:90 Captain Five 10:00 This Is Your Life ! ll:$0 Concentration 8:30 Abbott & Costcll® 10:30 Wichita Town 15:95 Truth or Con. 6:00 Captain Fiv# 11:00 Datetinc 1*:36 It Could 3e You jj jo Statcliri* il;10 Weather 1:90 Amo* & Andy 6:28 Weather 11:15 Jack Fasr 3:00 Queen For A Day 8:30 Reeva t WTVD-TV, Channel li 4 J l ® R*adla# Program 1:00 Peggy Mann Show 8:49 Weather f’3? Reading Program 1:30 As The World Turns S.4S Doug Edwards, Mew* TV Musical Clock 8 :(X> For Better or Worse 7:00 The Rebel §:00 News 2:30 House Party 7:30 77 Sunset Strip |:10 Carolina News 3:09 Millionaire 8:30 Men Into Space *:ls Captain Kangaroo 3:30 Verdict Is Yours 9:09 Millionaire 0:0ft Cartoon Shop 4:00 For Ladles Only 9:30 I've Go, A Secret 10:08 Red Bow* Show 4:15 Secret Storm 10-00 Armstrong Gird* 10:30 On The Go 4:39 Kdge of Night 11:06 Phillips 68 News ILW? £ la*v« |4M» 5:o« American Bandstand 11:18 Star Theatre U:» p*cem«r 5.® My Friend Vttcka «Oo West Young 13:® Love Life 6:66 Fun House Lady ” 13:90 Saras and All®s «:*0 Y«ur Ftesc Sew* 1:18 Rigtt 06f I a year. He is a graduate of Dudley j I High School in Greensboro, i t j Fed China produced an estimat- | I ed 648 million pounds of flue-cured j tobacco in 1958. 1 Canada produced about 156 mtl ! lion pounds of Hue-cured tobacco ! in 1959. I Marketing costs of food products i increased from $8.5 billion in 1940 J to $33.4 billion m 1957. When the bell rings for inch, j even the best worker will st his j labor. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS | ! RAISIN IN THE SUN —‘V the member s of the cast of Raisin in The Sun.” the | Broadway hit show by Lorraine Han-bt rry, which was given a reading by Bennett College stu ! dents and faculty last week, are shown in rehearsal in the college Little Theatre. Left to right : j Miss Ollie Johnson. Roy Lee. Jr., Mr s. Gertrude K. Pryor, of the faculty; Misses Esther Alexan } der and Sandra Downing and Larry Henderson of A&T College. Sudden Death Os Club’s Founder Brings! Sad End To “Wives’ Association” Dance | NEW YORK ' ANP The sixth 1 annual dance of the Wive; asso ciation at. the Tei race ballroom here Friday came to a sudden and tragic end when Mrs Louise Vo gelsangs, founder of the a roup dropped dead during the nuer tainment phase of the brilliant social affair. A police emergencj squat! -ulti mo tied to the ballroom fa:i< to | revive her. A physi nan attending ! DATA M’ CHATTER DATA X CHATTER IBY DARCY DIHI.U; IOR VNP FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HAR | LEM Net and hi- Mm . tnaci' a London ri.it. they as m xinus to kc p Our Km.-. to ’ - -i for his supper and meet the Qnt • n irt Buckingham Palace caiiy :.,\t month. Capitols Cole will I'S.-ne his tonsils in 15 key cities ab:. .:• during a four we> k tom Another .singer on :i , ■ > n - l fr.nte by '.an < has armtie i movie deal cooking. He recentp I bought the movie rights 1o "S and the Sergeant.' ant: unde' - | Har-Bel baimer this me-non p: ‘ ■ | production company!. Hair'. d j produce hi.-, film in the vcr. 1 n ... future He's angling for tno e tm. i comedians <Dtek» and Mai! j < Dick' for his flick. Speaking of iht i.,!kies. spnt'<d this amusing trio or. a Detroit • at re marquee. "Ncv< r So !•' • "Houseboat". On tin Beach Hue's a prediction. .<■ -sO-. n me Olympic champ in neci ai.-e --jockey. will sever his conn. < tn.its ■ with Chicago's radio station VVAH Popular with youngs'")s ;e.d oid sitrs alike. Owens will write fi: to this lucrative de.d been - ' j the station's change in music ; o! • icy Seems Owen.- received Mr.- mail when he wa: order. -1 to , u ! oui rock and roll ..ml bhre make the change to Iht class W; ; strictly longhni' -miff < Tn spite of protests fn.tn im->- sponsors, the radio bigwigs insist j ed that Owens heed their ph a. e«-h I sequently ipnonng demands ir.;.d« ! by his public. Owens doesn't exactlv • •’< j money, so watch for the waiko • j Nipsey Russell, a glib n 'to say t'e.e least, is Hn- only ■ • About To Quit, Singer Gets Hit NEW YORK - W , • i, I Dai row lurt the Drifters quart-! I tws» T< ;,r; Hni • be was in a mooti t [ quit show business. But forum.v.. - ' i.v for him hr met Hrip-y Mu. ia;. ! owner of the buddtnf Sue : , u' : | label, who had faith a : ■ a ; ability and signed him to a rot i tract. Now that bis firs! release. “Hand In Hand”, is o») th< rec ord shelves across the nation things are looking un for him and eouid he the start of a new career. Murry, known as .fun gv to his friends, is hanking all his hopes on Harrow and says he's found the disc jockey re ception to his song more than favorable WINNERS OF OMEGA TALENT HUNT—Miss Frozena Reece, left, who won first prize with a vocal solo of "Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion," from Handel's "Messiah"; Miss Brenda Kee, right, who won second prize with a piano solo of Brahams ’ “Rhapsody in G Minor"; and Charles Yokley, who won third prize with a piano solo of Lecuona's “ Maloguena ”, in tlw recently staged Talent Hunt by the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity her*. the affair pronounced her dead: and -aid she had been the victim] of a heart attack. The Wives association is made up of the wives of police officers and women members of the force. Mrs. Vogelsangs was the wife of a retired pa- \ trnlman and supervisor of the social service department of M etropolit art llospitai. When id of her death was 1 ;• oto tests. Mrs. Cyril Hunt,! bnrer I know who can go on stage, tid -,cl< ogution a net get away with Sammy Davis. ,!r , seems to be quickly forgetting Canadian iw.t'it' Joan stuart since the nuptials have been cancelled by mutual consent Friend— sun has been making the rounds with another blonde (Ids one has a bigger name) and 1 don't mean Kim Novak' sit- s a SwotM-di a- tress who not long ago divorced her vc.thliy American husband. My oh My! Della Rec.-t may Do on the out: 1 :: S ; i\ Kaslcti. lull she is i'cal- I. making a lot of coin for him at ■ii. CUusU-i chit) iChicago nite V ,t,-h '• Ha 7-3 Scott's New Verk si| .iMtio. She will tcon- !■ i- y 1 .- "portsi sing and play for ■ ••! ■ hi' i" in a swank upper New Y bell i Mary thought At Scott nek* :, quick return to her ?’.•!• be:: c following her smashing out Chicago-way. Tit- • that Adam's frau will :: ■ > . t: k til I.as Vegas before sdil:.'i; »i.wvn m g.'.y Paree again I . •>'. i.-.mit 1 wsc. disappointed ■ Li- Ac . i.v of Motion Pic uui Arts i: d Sciences failed (a to give that Oscar to Eliza bet'. T.vici. Fur thit-e years ' ••.lieht L' i- -.c has delivered top ,n.-.-< m d'fficuß roles. H:,\ rig "at both Juanita Moore ai..l • -or; K ■liner iboth are de liebtful to know, darn good ac ’i • ■- 1 ! watched them try for top honors with mixed emotions. S >;•! nj like the Sidney Potter- Tony C -!o • - tart y. ar Well let'? .v veil.' wdl i :v<- both dot 1 r b.ig.-e: and belt.; parts in the real !' i accl: -i filin'- planned for pro duct on during '(>o ' fi 'in in B,;: a - u:ham but rais'd . i ( .<-V' tin- 23 y. .ir-oid Dai row first came U> prominence as ' - ■ ith tin I) iflers from 34 to '57 During the last three yi urs he's worked arottr.d small .ilc- ns a -mu;’, Now that his .. w ii c ii! is catching on he' "Oku •: foi bigg f job- and hopes he van n ally c-uvr a niche for himself a; a headline attraction it Pays To ADVERTISE I a policewoman and presient of the ; i organization, called for a silent : prayer and the guest silently lef t 1 the hall. j Though Mrs. Vogelsangs had j founded the club and had served ! i as its president, site was parlia- j | mentanan at the time of her sud-} den death. At the time of her death she j was serving as the first Negro I president of the Catholic War Vet : erans Womens association. Bennett Choir Returns From A Long Tour GREENSBORO The Bennett College choir returned last week j from a tour which took the group to Atlanta. Albany and Ashburn, Georgia; Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. Florida, and Sumter, South i Carolina. The 40-voice group, directed bv Mr.-. Mary J. Crawford, will sing a special program of Easter music here. Sunday. April 24. at 4 p m. in Pfeiffer Chapel. Older Youth Confab To Hear Dr. S. E. Duncan Dr S E Durtean, president of Livingstone College, Salisbury, will d< liver the keynote address at the 30th Annual North Carolina YMCA Older Youth Conference to con vene at the Carl Chavis YMCA and i ; the William Penn High School, In I High Point. April 22. 23, 24. He will j speak at the opening session Tri- j day. April 22 and will be present ed by S. E Burford, principal of i the William Perm High School, j Around 300 delegates represent ] ir.g Hi-Y, Junior Hi-Y and Gra-Y j Youth YMCA clubs of North and South Carolina are expected to at tend the three-day meet. The con ference theme is 'Today’s Youths Tomorrow's Leaders.” Program features will include ihe opening session with the official welcome by leading dignitaries and the key-note address by Or. Duncan; group discussions; business session; normon, banquet, prom, cily tour, and a championship bas ketball game. The banquet address will be de livered Saturday, April 23 at 7:00 r> rrt by J. E. Whitley, supervisor of County Schools and the confer one sermon on Sunday morning bv the Rev. L. L. Mason, pastor of the First Baptist Churlh. Reading professional resource Personnel to serve with the vari oos discussion groups include: C. K Yok'-ly. Mrs Lula S. Moore, O. v Hudson. W E. Stanton, Freder ick O. Buss Mrs Mvtrolene I. Grave. The coordinator for the dis us- ion groups is L. D. McClennon. YMCA executive of Winston-Sa leTTl. Ti e local sponsoring committee 'or the conference includes the fob lowing: O A, Whitaker N S. More head. David Armstrong, S E. Bur ford. W T. Amakcr, J. W Ballen i g«r, Faye Davis. Dr. J. J. Wilson and Hi-Y and Gra-Y Clubs. The officers of the conference ' i are: Charles Bell, president. New ; Bern; Virgil Spaulding, vice-presi dent. Greensboro; Thenia Fuller i recording secretary. New Bern; ! Pre.ston Williamson, corresponding secretary Winston - Salem; Fern Dixon, financial secretary. New Bern: James Brown, chaplain, Wil mington. The executive committee is com posed of: E. L. Raiford, Raleigh, director; G. L. Crews, Zebulon, treasurer; E C. Goodwin, Char lotte; Leonidas Haywood, Raleigh; H M Johnson, Clinton; G. A Har rison, New Bern; J. M. Hsnn, Greensboro; W. G. Lowe, Wilming ton: H. A. Keaton, Albemarle; A. D. Smith. Dover; O. W. Robinson, Charlotte; L. D. McClennon, Win ston-Salem; Mrs. S. C. Hill. Kin ston; B. H. Walker, Fayetteville; C. A. Whitaker, High Point; W. M. Wooten, Cherryville; E. S. Hous ton, Kinston: J. F, Lessane, Lum herton; E K. Curry, Lumberton; C. E. Richardson, Goldsboro; C. L. Anderson. Raleigh; 3. W. Nichol , son, Salisbury; 3. L Humphrey, Winston-Salem; H. P. Hutchinson. ’ Charleston, S. C.; Miss B. B. Leon- F ard. Wilmington; D. W. Morehead, 1 1 Greensboro; H. E. Staplefoot, Win t ! ston-Salem. j For further information write ] the conference director, E. L. Ral -1 ford. YMCA. Raleigh, N. C, ★ Theatricals ★ Loray Was Bight, Sammy Won’t Marry Joan Stuart After All BY CHARLES S. LIVINGSTON j FOR ANP | i CHICAGO Some weeks ago, I Lorry White, the former Mr,- . Sammy Davis, Jr., sent out mi meographed statements to the press on the Sammy Davis Joan Stuart romance, in which she predicted that her ex-husband would not go through with his ru mored marriage to the blonde Can adian singer. Loray. whose marriage to the : multi-talented Davis at Las Veg as, Nev., lasted only a few months, felt that unless they had had a j great deal in common, Sammy wai : too wrapped up in his career to marry Joan, whose patents hac ; protested the interracial romance KNEW HER MAN ! Miss White had given her views ! voluntarily, and the tenor of her | s tatement gave this reporter the impression that she still carries a smoldering torch for the famed tan entertainer. She described Sammy as a wonderful person' • and said she was proud to have ! shared with him the title o f'Mr.s | DELTAS CHAT WITH HUGHES '-Five Deltas smile broadly as they greet Langston ; Hughes at a reception following his lecture-recital ffven in his honor. His appearance marked one of j the cultural highlights of the school year at the Fayetteville State Teachers Collegt April 3. Del j tas here (left to right) are: Lorraine Manley: Langston Hughes-. Shirley Langston; Constance Anderson (shaking hands), force Jeter, and Doris Go. ss. President of the local Delta Xi Chapter. WEEK IN RECORDS | 1 BY ABERT ANDERSON FOR l\T ••THE UNFORGETTABLE •LADY DAY " Os all the various forms of 1 bules paid the late Billie Holiday jazzdom’s initimable “Lady Da.-, the most meaningful, in this t< viewer's estimation, are tho. <• on record This is so because, m lie piusical sense, Billies warm uul ; soulful voice helps to make 1 ai r <■'. these memorial albums a ii"m ■ | bc*forgotten performance that fa: outrivals any tribute that can \> sibly flow from any am - pea , lips One of the most ambitious tri butes in this category e. pi ■ • t, on a new two-record X..P br V> ■. , Records, titled "The Unfuivett.. J ‘Lady Day’," which has i» t b- r, ! released and which wc have mad I the subject of this column AT SOULFUL BEST i Here is Billie at her soulful Iv ■ and in company of the ouVt:.::;!.- instrumentalists of he : day, H*. r< she pours forth once more the joy.- sorrows, gnyetus pathos, Mtspeu. and loneliness that was so much; part of her personality in 23 of hr | “greatest performances'' that ■> sure to warm the hearts of army of admirers and record f.v in general. The material Is taken from two of her concerts, given in |<M9 and '52. And while the songs were carefully selected and expertly reproduced, the i discs are packaged In an attrae | live album cover highlighted ! by a striking action picture of the artists in color and black i and white. Liner notes by Leo nard Feather, the jazz • • re,-', add to the overall quality of the work. TRULY UNFORGETTABLE Beyond all this, and more im mediately, is the high entertain ment value of the disc. Opening the set, Biiiie rings the immortal evergreen, “Body and Soul:” streams off to a rendition of ‘‘Strange Fruit,” which alleged ly touches on her stormy back ground; moves on with "Trav’lm Light,” and then taperc off with the two haunting melodics for which she was long famous, "The Man 1 Love” and “All of Me," all on Side 1. She is heady and nostalgic on Side 2, with “You Go to my Head,” “Solitude" arid "Moonglovv,” end ing with the meaningful appeal. "Please Don't Talk About Me When I’m Gone.” Side 3, white highlighted by the sentimental tune, "What A Little Moonlgiht Can Do.” is a variation of Sides 1 and 2, but just as mean ingful. THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1960 Wonderful.” Sammy had acquir- : ed the title, “Mr. Wonderful” as! a result of a hit tune he recorded some time ago. In general, the Socal press took Miss White’s statement lightly, and one columnist in quired if someone might not have been “spoofing” her a bout Sammy, because of the belated statement. But this writer felt that readers might, want to hear Loray’s views on the impending marriage, and released a condensed article on the subject. As it turned out. Loray was iit. On Tuesday. April 5, ANP mod that the Davis-Stuart en icinent was broken. Sammy, it as reported, had sent word to nan that their much-publicized engagement was . . all over.” I.ORAY S SURPRISED Upon receiving word of the de velopment. this reporter immedi ately contacted Miss White, who | had just completed a successful [ stand a! the ' Mist Club" on Chi ’ ca.r.o'R n'ii Uiside. She the Hoi performance closes on Sic!. ' ■) with a tun*- winch Feath* t sav 'tc-lis a story that was all too often a part of Billie's own: “When Your Lover Has Com And with l.adv Day ' creating tK*■ nmoil. til: words take on eve*: .■.lean r meaning , . . She sings: , “What lonely hours the evening h clew- bi-im; . . like faded flow -1 its iife can't mean anything . , . ' When Your * Man> Has Cone A Iwai: performam-: Bi t ne d< •: iptinn can match • - ucl-aal experu tv *af this recorded i ses. ion You vo got to heal it to , : ap, re,-late it. Hie i enti r amim nf at its ft»»- * ! c*si by itn artist who w ill so dnw* in histiuy a !'ie most unique ot • ; voices in jazz. If Neighbors ijm&i “Let’s play ‘diplomacy'. You be the United States and | we'll talk you out of every - ; cookie in your kitchen I” 1 I I—7,a JOSHUA \ *•'* thste»flege I helplafiri «rt§® .°f 1 j ,^^a XBBL 'H ff 9 I 'Mw ikM? anthony Perkins**Jane fends 5 ! mummmm | news of the broken engagement in j stride, as if she knew ail along j that it would happen, but was : surprised to learn of rumors that | Sammy was dating Swedish ac j tress May Britt. | I reminded her of her predic ! tion that the Davis-Stuart mar j riage would not occur, and she re i plied gingerly: “Yes, 1 felt that ! way, but I am surprised to hear | about this other girl." She hadn’t, i time to read the papers closely be cause of her work, she said. T am surprised—really surpris ed,” she added. YOU NEVER KNOW Why was she so surprised' ’ “Well, you never know about tammy.” she explained. “It’s like he book: “What Makes Sammy > | Run.” i She said she had not. talked to : Sammy recently. She was busy 1 with her own career. However, unlike in the. case of ■ the Davis-Stuart romance, Miss ) White a comely Negro girl with a 1 1 plaintive, down-to-earth person ■ j ality. did not. wish Miss Britt well. ’ i She simply was surprised. DRIVE SAFELY! ~ * f v i Lywwers ilji'j NTO 1 IfW ON i hM**si.To«Po*Ano« 'if BEEFEATER GIN ci# <l# FIFTH <1 ENGLAND BY KOBRANO COUP. NEW FORK 1. NY. 9f PtOOf *IOO% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 15