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OWN H.ANC Os K It LITRES—
Dean Gordon C. Hancock, pro
fessor am! founder of t!«e De
partment of Social Science it
Virginia Union university. lasi
veek announced th.u h- has re
tired from the field of educa
tion. This announcement climax
es a career of more than SO
years of teaching
Recipient of numerous educa
tional honors and awards. Dean
Hancock received his latest on
May hi was awarded an honor
ary LJ..O. from Benedict ccyicee.
On May 2 he delivered the
commencement address at Shaw
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PIANIST RtITIINS FROM
I I flirt: Georg •' Walker,
i n:ilit til concert pianist, recent-
Jv returned to the United States
loilowim. a tour of live Euro
pean nations. He plavcd in Swe
den, Denmark. Germany, Italy
and France. While in Rome
Walker silent an afternoon with
composer Ulysses Kay and his
wife.—; AN Pi
university where he also recelv
d anothr f I D He is also wide
ly known as a columnist, pro
iuiiily the most widely read of
all Negro writers with Be
ta ceil the I inis' for the Associ
ated Negro Press,
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tion on North Carolina farms in
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T.R ‘I.VOH BAILEY’ STARS
I ROI K N HAITI The Re
public of Haiti Song will re
member the motion picture.
Lydia Bailey.’ produced by ;Hlth
| Century. Fox. for many reasons
First, this motion picture was
the first to he g|\ on a world
i premiere in Haiti. Second, it
touches upon a vital period in
ihe history of the island re.
public its revolutionary days
when it freed itscli from the
rule of Napoleon of France.
Third, it brought world ittots
iinn to tin nation through at
trading 60 foreign newspaper
men uid women T<> vovrr the
premiere, Fourth. and possibly
litpsl important, it brought the
glamor of iioitvvvood. pyriifiG
I riv in tile pi rsoii of fViitiym
Marshall, to Haiti, In, (hi* gala
occasion. President Paul !. M<
loire of Haiti played the per
fcct host to the nations many
visitors. Haitian hospitality was
at its best. The above scenes fell
better than words some of the
highlights of the festive pre- I
iniere. UPPER HI T: William
Marshall, who gained fame on
the New York stage in the ill
fated revival of •Green Pastures.'
and stars as King Did. in 'Lydia
Bailey,’ and Miss Ann Francis,
feminine lead in Hie movie, :ir
rive in Haiti on a special air
plane, UPPFK CENTER: These !
were sonic of the .0 newsmen
and women of all races, creeds
and colors from various parts of
the world who came to sec the
?oth Century 1 tt\ production
t Priß RGin Haiti dirt min h
if help its visitors enjoy them
selves. Here, a group of native
folk dancers are doing their hit
to entertain the foreigners. MU)-
DIE LEFT: President Magloire
personally greeted various stars
of the picture attending the
Haitian premiere. The president
shook hands with Miss Francis
as Marshall and an unidentified
bystander look on. MIDDLE
i CENTER • This is an informal
shot of tlie audience at the pre- \
iniere. Holding the spotlight are
Marshall and Miss Francis, both
attired in white, and sitting next
to one another. .MIDDLE RIGHT:
The .wo motion picture stars at
tending the premiere were hon
ored with beautiful bouquets of
colorful native tropical flowers.
Marshall is accepting them in
behalf of Miss Francis and the j
producers and stars of the pic- i
lure, LOWER LEFT: One of the j
moments of great reflection 1
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Haiti, H u If. In this picture
President and Mrs. Migloire
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DURING TFSTIMONTAJ FOR
GONE MEN IN MTV or.I.LAN"-*
Audrey Patterson, mmeber «f
Ihe if'fS V S. Olyanpic team tod
tfi-M Olympic hopeful, is seen
a hove last Monday evening’s tes
timonial - hanqu-i tendered
'loss U Kendriv and Marcus
Neustadter, national and local
public relations representatives
| so rt.'oca-Ola hy The Louisiana
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Bl.tNF* (JOI.t’KCS . . • Although Hal Neal (left), Okbhwn* City, and. Clarence C »*’!*«» (pntthifl
.-ire avi(i no!ter«, the-, don't keep their eyes on the hall—because they are blind, Thor arc aid'd by
Cecil Miller, instructor in blkwl therapy. Hives VelerunV hospital, Gtulragn. 0 j
THK, C AROLINIAN
toast to »lir future of Haiti.
TOMER CENTER Flaying the
perfect host, President Magioire
glided to the strains of hcinti
.ii! mitsi< with Mi - FraneK hi
the famed >tj'e I'all a* the gov
i era (,o| i Bottling Go . 1,(d.. at
N< t Orleans, in ibe above pho
to, 51 r KrndriY, left, passes his
personal check to < . U. nrjoie,
Jr.. editor TUT LOCLSJANA
AVEEKLT as a contribution to
local campaign to send Mis*
Patterson to try-outs for a berth
on U. S. 11*52 train. At .Miss Fat
ti i • on's right is Mr. Neustadter.
newly appointed P. R. man for
tic New Orleans Coca-Cola
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eminent palace. I. O H F ft
RIGHT: '!! the festivities and
Imspitality of »I iiti did not take
place indoors. Here, a group «*'
hardy journalists reached the
tamed Citadel
bottler. He is ajso promotion di
rector for the Key -tone I jfe In
inane. Go of New Orleans.
Arciind 150 trading cWrens were
present nH Haves Chicken Shack
for the Coca-Cola sponsored af
fair staged to present Mr. Neu
stadter to (he New Orleans pub
lic. The event was toast-master
ed hv IV. H- Mitchell, Jr. local
15?< \ executive, who is seen at
extreme, right, back to camera, j
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY JUNE 21. 13a
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aod minerals have hem found in p; rod .’ ifh p-roductio nos 987.474,*
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