South s Employment Patterns Said Holding Race Back
What H H concerned. »n eminent white. j I'niversltr rennnmlst Bnnalrf »•»«*•>' J'krty •<» Dir r * t “ " ‘
referred lo ao thr- 'South's vn- economist has pointed out. Heyvri notes that the upgrt»d- ** o .' ,
iuntat) Fair Employment In a remit article, "Negro ins of »*r® worker* In th Tho aettuil pattern of '
Vtact ic<* s arrangement" is Employment in Southern In has bmi Mfidf<Jy er [ ) emp oymo . <
keeping the Negro worker far riiistry" published in the dour- •■low. a**d ,; >at any Increase in >nis. exp ..ills, > ' . ' j
behind os far as advancement nal of Political Economy Dube the pace of this upgrading is *' ;
JOE WALCOTT LOSES TITLE
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MARCIANO
the Victor
MC LEAN NAMED
NAACP FIELD
WORKER IN NC
N£*V YORK A}. ..ointment os',
two ’.ten- field set: etai'it r we- •>»•
r.ourceri the. ••• eel* by Gioster 8 ;
Caneiit. rli > eftnf at bysnehes of
the National A-.-inflation for Hie
Advancement of Colored People
Robert W. Saunders «*f Tampo has
been employed to replace the mar
's red Ha >y T. Moore in Florida
Charge; McLean of Winston-Salem
•has been issr'.ned to work in'
Wr
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l&i&gifjgt
. jJKx SasSBESK
st It MC LEAN
North Carolina
_ A veteran of World Wr IT. M.
Saunder.s <•. is .graduated Com ’bo
Detroit Institute of Technology •*(.
ter having -darted bis college
training a* Bethune-Cookitian Col
lege in Florida He also studied at
the University of Cincinnati He
has- been employed ;■? 3 newspa
perman «n Oinetm; *t* and as a
On Pane 5!
ANNUAL CONFAB
OF NC NAACP
OCTOBER 17-19
BV I K, JfAKKEN
GREENSBORO Final plana
were made re Saturday -it an
fexetutii'e board meeting; tor hold*
ira r-.- *>ti annual N C NAACP
Confc'ence in High Point Octo
ber mh-ldth.
The three-day session, which
will close w th i huge mass meet
ing on S ! nc!'.‘i afternoon, is expo,
taa to be attended by several
hundred people, many of whom
have not heretofore attended N A
A C. P. confab.-. The Sundav
meeting affords many more an op
portunity to attend.
KFV WOKKEKS
ON PROGRAM
Top NAACP officials, imlwd
inf Clarence Mitchell, labor
analyst and ‘watch - fine' of
Congress for NAACP; Herbert
Wright. Youth department
Secretary; and Miss Loellle
Black, national office member
ship secretary, will appear on
thr program to conduct semi
nar* ir. branch activity, ;«*•
rwedanr lo Kelly M. Alexander, I
sftab- \ l.*f P head and oatliva
lOvnitljniucfi «n 5)
Marciano First White Boxer To
Hold Top Crown In 15 Years
PHILADELPHIA— Tim most hal
i' w»d diadem of the boxing world,
the world heavyweight ehampion
j >!,•, was, after 15 years, tmcei,
From the Negro met here Tuesday
oieht when yuan : Kooky Marciano;
.ending contender for the designa-
Lion, scored a 13th round knock-!
out v. r defending champion .ier
vj Joe Walcott he fore 30.000 fans '
In •••. inning over Walcott. HB-- ‘
ear-old Marciano becomes the*
;iv. ' in. uiber of tlic white race te* i
Mold The champions 1 1 ip oner June
22. 1 ft.t7 v.hen Joe Louis then til!
■r. h fioin the cotton-fields of At?*-'
o;:nue wiest-’d the crown from the
hi or. <jf James J. ' Finirnie) Brad-
Raleigh Citizens Endorse
Proposed General Hospital
BV .IAMFS V SHF.FARD
RALFJGH The Raleigh Citi
zens Assriciation. v.hich act-, a- a
■ leaping hoi sc, for the 'ho l shts,
. opinions and discussions >f forty
■ , mor ■ Negro o cani/atiou in Ra
| igti and Wake County in addi
tion to representing many indivi
i rivals >3 hU’irhov. of the organ
ization. ha i gone on record as giv
i? full -itppon to the pro*
t foi < new gene id lv»«pital
■|.|.-. Raleigh old Wake
■ V lit./
NEWT
Gubernatorial Nominee To Speak
DL’iIUAM Three dairy shows and a banquet for Ne*
i r M» farmers are scheduled for rhursday and triday of
.this week. ,T. C- Hubbard, Negro County farm agent has
announced here.
The first dairy show will be for farm people in the
Men iek-Moore School community and will be held Thurs
day The banquet will take place that night with guberna
torial nominee William B. i’mstead as the main speaker.
A ( ounty dairy show will be held Friday and will be
followed bv a* district dairy show These shows will be
h id at the County Home, while the community show
: will be held a* Merrick-Moore School,
The banquet and reception will begin at 7 p. m Thurs
day. The dinner will he sponsored by N. f Mutual In
surance Company and will take place in the firm s rale
to via
The banquet, guests will honor the late Dr. ( . C Spaul
ding, Durham civic and business leader, for assistance to
the agricultural program of the State
House Site of Beating, Shooting
DC ILHAM Adi-year-old man who sustained a
•shotgun wound in the stomach Sunday night remained in
critical condition at Duke Hospital Tuesday.
Willie White, the victim, told detectives that he was
at the real of his residence at 801 Dover St., when the
! shotgun charge tore through his screen door and entered
his body. He named as his assailant, Junius Shaw, 80-, year
old resident of Fay Street.
About two hours earlier at the same house Miss Cathe
rine Thomas. Ml. of this address was beaten severly and
stomped about the head.
Daniel Worley of the same address, was arrested and
charged with assault and battery resulting in serious
bodily injury.
Robber-Assailant Faces Charges
GREENSBORO A 36-year-old man was jailed in
default of $1,200 bond Monday tor allegedly striking a
woman and robbing her of $7 50.
Edward Powers of 209 Bennett Street was charged
with assault on a female and larceny from the person.
His alleged victim was listed by police as Mrs. Lucille
Padgett of 217 West Bragg Street-
Elder!v Man Dies In Fire
CONCORD An lderl\ man perished in a fire that I
dcstio.vcd two Dame dwellings in the Black Bottom sec- i
Don of the citv her- early Sunday morning.
Cabarrus County Coroner Clifford H. Brown of Kannap- ;
olis said Hampton M Whitby, ( '<7{ owner of the two
small dwellings, died in the 2 :M*» a. m. blaze which had j
unknown origin- No one else was in either of the two ;
houses.
Man Faces 3 Burtriary Raps j
ASHEBORO Robert Lyles M 2, was being held in ,
jail here without bail on two counts of first degree burg
larlv and one attempted burgularly charge on Tuesday. *
Lyles was arrested at a home on Loach street in *he
Baptist Hill section fit the city- Officers said Lyles was 1
in bed with Mrs. White’s three small children when they
arrived.
Following his arrest, Lyles was identified at a po
lice lineup by two other women as the intruder in their
homes
.4vs. Wilmer Chriscoe said that she was awakened by
a prowler in the early hours Monday morning and called
her husband. As Chriscoe called out. the man fled through
; the kitchen and out the back door of the house The
Chriscoes said that they got a good look at him and
i pointed Lyles out as the prowler,
I Mrs. Wilbur Franklin of 929 Cedar Falls Road identi
fied Lyles as the man who attempted to enter her front
floos Monday morning
After holding the title for %
record thirteen >ears. Louis
lost It, In IJifl to tward
Charles, Cincinnati colored
clotder .who in turn wii de
frated !>> Walcott in July. 13.’>l
to put the rrown atop the head
of another Negro aspirant
The end ;>f i 22-year-lont; lijht
in;- career for Walcott came 32 se
conds after the bell announced the!
-tart of the 131 h frame of the
tight which, before that time, had
been a Pier Six brawl.
Marciano, -on of a Brock on.
■Mass., shoemaker who suffered -his
f,i-J knockdown in the first round
(Continued On Page 6)
Thi-. action .'.as tak''n last
Thursday evening, after Dr. flo
ra _e Hamilton, head of the depart
ment of rural sociology at State
College here and one of t-.u
--chief exponents: of tic general
hospital idea, bad presented a de
tailed plan for ;.uch a hospital
According to Dr Hamilton the
f.doption of the plan presented by
him, world not only furnish ad- 3
quite hospital facilities lor sick of
Wake County, but would result in
(Continued On Page ol
flypc; WQ&ZBSr: ' ••• Cw
v mSI
t JMpBP4i
| 1 • BLj
iv \i.( o r r
. . . (he Vanquished
POLICE LAUDED
IN CASE MANY
TERMED SETUP
j HALLJOti The 'I •».-,« of I,*-x- 1
j >nglun s Police D- p.i; Uncnt has
! been couinieiKh'd oj - ‘cTy'i
f fence pci fornumi n ‘ In cAsc
‘ which m.iiiy jforth Cnriiiiitianii
I consider the roilvoaiiin : of un in
■ noccnt man to th. . a,. • haroiier.
| Richard A. My •on !h lic-titu- j
|tc of Government at Chapel Hill i
| has written t*> Lexington Police!
(Chief V G. Price praisine t-be Lex
j ir.gton Police Department n»t it.!
j action in the case in which John.
: Homan, '2B-y< ai -old Negro laoor -i
j f nci father of four children was'
I sentenced to death in tin- ..UegCdl
: rnpe-murdcr of m elderly bite
i woman.
A series ,»f articles, r.ueii
by Carolinian Managing Editor
Lin Hcllow.n and published in
, ‘his nenspaper d)<■« ;» series
ot comments from readers
throughout the date and the
South contending that Roman
*»> a '‘scapegoat" in the tele- I
bra ted case
■ R'cr. u died in the pas chamber \
. ; n Centra! Prison here st lll pro-!
i testing his innocence of the chav- 1
' . in doji day be-fc,., his exo
cut.ion tearfully tol l his wife a.d
three of kieir children that he
pi:.,'■ a! no ; , t in the murder
T.e iTv-tiKitc '•(' Govs riiment
•pokesman ha.-, labeled the man
jt er in which tin- Lexington police
:J- pa 1 1 iiir: J \) .idb'd the case an
! excellent ’'Leachon:: tool" for ia.v:
enforcement oops throughout the
j state.
Mvrou, in his letter to the
t.evincton police chief, con
tended that the case ‘mirrored
the progress of North Carolina
ff on’.inued On Page 8)
New Police Chief Will
Uphold Crime Crackdown
lAMES A SHKPARO
; RALEIGH ~~
j . Ji !,u> new Ri.k-Uh Chief of }>o
> ;j -*' i; as hi- w.i.v ,n the matter Ka
i lebjh c;.n look forward to a much i
!• f icier i:w enforcement policy j
j f oaii ha- lerefo.fore been the case. J
| -A. Pen i tin. aijpj bSSiot; i
i\v notated by the man. Thomas 1
,-*G\ is. :ri.’o if, c'!t>■ Mnnny.ef
William i'-kificr te be the next
j‘ f of -i-liee here.
, Mi" I)avi--.. i youuij non of 33
j'■ ara. talk', with an air of assur
i bnce .mi firmness and expresses
''imsi If a.- one who s.-. confident
j iie c-11 ... e. hat Kn' job -f Chief
j . eta mm of him
j A native of Hi-.-.h i'emi, he vHlj
assom*. ins (botv's here on or be. ;
! far ■ October !3 after having;
i 'Oi ved as chief of police m Lau-j
i rinbui N. C. for little over a,
Price- to hiss work at Latiriti
bp>Mr. Davis v- as u member of
; ; h. police force jo Winston-Salem
I where ivs attained the rank of g«r*j
■ e ant in tne traffic division there !
i His law enforcement training was.
obtained at the F. B. I. law En- 1
lorcement Academy in Washinu- j
ton. D. C and at the police school :
conducted 1- Northwestern Uni
versity in Evanston Illinois
Mr. Career, who as City Man- J
[aifer. had the sole responsibility!
•in the selection of r. new chief, i
. ixpresiiee haoifif ... very weli
. f lensed with his selction. We feel j
[that a point of special interest j
■h> ;.ii the citizens oi Raleigh be
1 Oc 10c
VOLUMN XI RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 27. HRV2 NUMBER 45
SHAW UNEV. PRESIDENT
TELLS OFFICIAL STAND
I Rec. Dept. Worker Quits |
N. C. Native
Pioneer In
Education
lb t \M«S \, ■> Hr. PAR I)
i’ ALKfGH M is.-; Mary Rh/ ; ,-
i-bli Brill, i It.ilei.-h native is
raw, ran in the roil of , piOii-.er
.11 ceil aabon ia (he Did rift of Co- :
! h nr. in by virtue * abavin.; been
i l '■ > n one of t 1 ,• ■ Lour ;;ro !
b ■■■b'ler ■ -i lei iei! Linau ■ ..irate a >
(a. interracial ediu-aTiorial polii-y ;
' in the nation .• « .•yJi.i.
i Gal I;. rfi! tVa Ji ui: ■ ori, I
i j ) . t.. the only i. ■."•■•rilled eoii* g.< '
' for til • deal ;il " li. eoUnti v, has !
■ t aver! the way for the future ut- I
1 tl-l . 101 lof IVe i(» <Je . f nnit.-.s,
1 file •ehicveiri, aj ,\ ill come '.fn'u
Lie ari.lii;.,- Jon : - b,s y of (‘.-enty.
if-'- ■ A'egro drat children to Ken
r ail Green School, the urimarv and |
. i knlylTnciliati■ jr. ; i .nn , - a:hool j
. operated ’by Gallurilt c'nlle.n
• Mtlioin-b Galludit .. a Federal'
tnstitui ion. .\e;:.'n-s i : ;Ve be-e, .fe j
, ni*‘d admittance simply bee,! -••>>
I TlayV el < N' ;rae, and no piac*
'*>*■ th naming of ’in Nes.ro deaf j
b* b ■ District of e oliunbia has,
"e) been provided Tiuongh ais
! a ailKetnei,; with the stale of
! Maryland, th- District send.- its'
No i o do if t- in institution in
■Lit state when- all the teachers'
j'-e’e white. ,
For many y, ,r- the ;ro nsi '
■ tus of the District liave been '
; D--.lttile- ' • li.iee Kii-ii a'c T e nit
' <i to Kt-noall Green and Galh.tdit. '
! ! ast vear for the first time, rt
i ■"o. jiition of the merits of the Kc
| b'oes prntesi .vert- realisa- to the
!■ lent of Kern;; 1 1 me twenty-five
: A,l ;n Iliele- ro!,;|' ; o, e.,,
) Di-'riet to enter th: ivrnytjjty depart
itoeiif of Kendall Gia n.
1 The i t’o dit' at G ■ dq ,
* tiiis lie . dec eloiiio-wd .ut exnori
ment. but i is rirtf d.-.ined likely
that tiie • experiment" will be al
h-Wed to .. 'alleai a f.idllia and it.
, expected that next veto- provi
•'■''e '•*.*!ll he nia-t.- to care for all.
thi Negro deaf in the Di b ict
Th- four Neueo teacher.- cm
feov-’d »)ii: year a* K-ndall Green,
will have 0... same statu. a- 'he
1 other teachers Because of Del: of
■ • • •. esc new
will h hoos.-.-d »*his year in 1
hlowe Hail on the Campus of
Howard Utiive; sit • . but v: 11 liave
ii meal: at Galieoif Colh y. i
\ now do'Witorv j- ™« being !
(< on'tlnucd On Page Si
..'no.so althoi.i;;li wc s<-e no reason'
why Mr Davis should not. make- a
. very good police head, it is well to
‘Continued On Page 7j
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CHIEF 1 DAVIS
“Sr i
I
m ***r
jB jwte.
vnss BK$ n
SHAW PRESIDENT
CITES ACTION
Os TRUSTEES
SrholiHshm Edict
Os Trustees fUamed
I’or Dropping Sport
EDITOR S NOTH: The iol- j
Tow in? summation of Shaw
1 diversity "s football outlook
:or t!ie f '*/»? season is to be
, nii-iil. ;i .I the stand taken fry
President \\ 11. Strassner in
ti"t( it nas fntwarded to this
in wsoapw from !>r Mrassners
nliie after ibis publication ?'*••
ciues'tert tlie university heart to
-t.it.■ tiix -t.iml on tin* current
muddled football situation at
the Rii'igh Kaptist institutinn.
The . hit' nil. lit from President;
S'trassniicT ol’fic. follows:
‘ln it; dtifiua! la-. tini! on April'.
th- ?lo;. -d nf Trusters of Shatv j
Uni VO >ltv '. aU'.i Hint the provision I
of athletic scholarships as such. j
in cti scon tin me end that if the.
alumni of l.he Unit. it;, desired to J
raise funds ftp s r olarshins such j
funds would in- administered by I
a joint alumni-faruity committee j
Tiie trustn • also a c-nt on record 1
is fav'.i inc th.- conit-nn.'mcc of an |
■thlcti ■ ft Ofu'r.u'i ..t the University j
Ti is a ion m-c.-ssitated by the ;
fact that Ire Isirtitule had nccumu-1
iaed a !at,v.e athletic deficit over
a period of--. win! years which |
increas-xti: lv be-'orr..n: a heavy j
burden, espe.daily since enroll- i
reients ar. nut vliut Kiev were j
when veterans formed * large per
. i-rt us i)i<- indent body; and
fiitiCc if is m*cefs.'iry no" to str*nß«
tut-n other vihases ol the University
so a.- to rcainhiin the nt’Vi etand
ard* of rating agencies.
“A few days after the trustee ac
tion a meeting of the joint alumni
faculty athletic committee whs call
ed by the President of the Univer
sity to discuss the matter and to
i urvey ways and means to raise j
funds for a sood athletic program,
revivifies •">!' hi Vir.apch of the re-
ICwtftlnnril On Page 8}
NUTSHELL CILLS
IT DOITS i SETUP
TOO SONFUSINS
R tkc-shiil Pi ounirn
V
l or Bare PnHeslcii
n .mn.s \ sjiLrutn
R.M .! !• i!i G'■ oi;Ii Mit■
(lull who foe I in- ; ast ; 01,11. years,
has 1) ell 1 ,-..j.:in. iL.'ie lol" Ue, IT
• i a 1 inn:, i . . . be ill. -n ■ \b
. joe- iii’ii' th- v* ■ ■ k —nniit.-d ii
-• i: -pv. of JJe .w.
reel cation
la .in eveiusive interview,
given this re pm ter. Mr. .Mit
chell marie il clear that he has
no quarrel with itiy one and
is particularly grateful for the
loyal '-;i.r:'iiit given him by the
be.,. , <|! iiei:- t) f ■ til >v j si
ft};.;.' years. HD Sod t"«t '
type of work tins lexss.-eri
but In the main, it has grown
and he an ever hie. osing
need to supervised recreation
to help heal the mental and
J>by-ieal disorders ea used by
the pres- ire of these tumnit
ous iinies
Mi bltteheli •oitu.-ri net naive- 1
\ei. tinit to hi- present rapacity,
■ r.e h.t» .-vl-.■■.tisted e\cr\ rneiins at
h .-. rniTitiosnd to ,!'. • the N>-gt:oe
Raj. igh „ ■atisfaetory ec eu
;i..-n:d ; n o a a,r • i hi ... a,
I; tiitfitioM of .y.'tivi!,\ .'ilh
e in,Ji a.- is ' ir«. ■ ill.-vi il'-' d the re
t re.uie. :,i| peed*- of ft,.. Nevro ■' I;-
? •■>... are o.ii boina met .1 can
not be met he or some one
j. • i |. aiuthorn e and the
fb '.os ■ • r 1 ’•»»> "h- (.! ■■: •• • a to
f I;. tie- I li ■ to >e
4 >v:l‘V« U
. ij. I.e • ■- .ie
o: •* ■< , ■■ ■ j .iric .nn
■iu r,e. o iini-i with. ■: ••eOnuriC'iujß
. tious. front tin Rom-mton Acivis
| i<ry f'oitvr; •-ion od The i'.'.Je* ■
1 i *i:> Cm >w o tat n J.ei tied he
, iii in five to --isn the pr.'>.'.rsm
I.J| r e »•;(, io llecorderei.' .. ,tV,
.1: IV cts nilli Mol bvr nil* ■c ly «
token .>ui’in. n ee. rentn e, to the
i -f Tinea.m. M> Mtti i:-dl
*."|t •■< a it lie- a- t to
. .in. ■ r,: he, • n.-.ji i «-n .in .id be
j ; .'ll ■ auie. ny t- ,ri! the ills
ei- !'• a l '' I. e: .lie ! liar ..'l.iyvieri
■ "a■." i if >: ts
Ad;,..a.. 1: M Mits-hcii h- s onlv :
i *,»,[. . . :.t.nn super
l % a-ui iid •eeeiv.e- a . .kn\ on '
j level that p.,irl the white
p.o-ls arid -In." official itfl
jy - Otnie. Ml' M|t
he;:. M; iviiiehel! he- 1-eCn called
1 -I on to as moe a!1 ol the i .spon
. jha .■ V i•. *: di''eetioi•. aitniinis
te.il ori the tape: vision of the
Ve, . foal! and U'n here
Uu-'i* r '-:q h $* *"p. vwtuMnn '*ftd
. .n ....... ~L
injsH';«tiOJs > *. * i
v,oj .'Ji ' ■ Mitch'-li !,as (iut rv
t:.: ..f ca i ii.-t i itio'.; fh**
fir% v .„ w?-. ' 'w*
N. C. BUSINESSWOMAN IN
IKRMI'H'KV) —. Noted Durham
businesswoman, Madam J. De-
Slra isot Jackson, was recently in
terviewed by radio program di
rector Lou LuTour over the fa- :
eHities of Radio Station WWHL.
New York City. Madam Jackson !
I ‘ '* -m-yi,"- ;n|
MR. MITCHEIJL,
<:i ca!i.>;i;. i i :si ‘■ ml. ho ».-• nor
psrnuied in exceed th •■•autboiiv of
an ara -ups-c visor.
The ra.-m: myili-'i of last sum
jo •a a twelve year old Ne
,... .1 bu> (ti.iv? dr.vwnad in Chavis
1 iii . tuning pool, is a case eo
l-oirt! er'iou..;) Mi Mitrheli had
iCpiaieh;;.- I. poned the cOndhion
•>i tie one.! to his .superior, he h; i
no -eouority tn have the situation
;f i.- dRn
Whir, it .... remembered that 9
hi-inan nft was lost as a reset:;
j f x iiu.s p i.icy, there is small won
der Umt Mi. Mitchell vest'd ra
: trier ti ji: :: thnn be ti-.e target for
• ••I'itlcism !; r. tragedy lie war
. o \VC ii■■’ : to 1 1! ever t.
In oi'li • u> ci ,ir Mr Chambers,
uiiv. "I pack.-- and recreation,
for sh; Ciiy et an;, blame for iho
109 mn... Mr. 1 '.a per. the City
Manager. implied that the blame
-ISH'C ;•••:. M Mitchell. v.’hO,
■laid. :.l not haw employed
!*4 ].>»*!>'<*h in nrnh»iut* tine? pool aft
. . licit person knew ‘lit’ mechntv
I'u. o tin HHenn.; system.
Tiue , miiey ri ’natter of
: i ■ . an. . be buck because Mr Car
i : kev. inat thi Ci'y .f Raleigh
out . et. r r ..a-. a N- gro park,
ar he sahuy i required to
: tfnei « uam trnuied in t-he ma
chamcs "ka water purification sys-
Di: ;n gtl-tiiO. a! the insistence of
s'i. Nelson Harris, th eßecrfeatfon
Advisor.' Comimsison for the City
i ; Rail 1 jii rceoreimeptfctf that Mr.
Mitchell be certified by the Civil
Service Commission -re’ assistant
•tecreamin director. The Civil Ser
\ tee Commission gav cthc nei-’*-
;i v erfific.'djon to the Raleigh
i City Ceuucii >.vhi.-b in turn issued
a r.c •u>randu:ii to Mr. Edwards.
City Clerk, designating Mr Mit
chell a. islant recreation- di
i vein: Whru has become of thsf
directive i; anybody’s guess, -hut
,i can hi '-suiiicd that I hat direc
tive saiely pigeon holed in the
City Mana ter desk
Mr. Mitchell has remained on the
a b. tryiiv; to function under tbs
press.'re occ i-'oned by suoit k
vvui pifi . o!;c>. hoping that on*
i ay, ri :’c would assort itself and
iContinned On Page 7)
; was one »f the last eetetoritSfist
| Interviewed by Miss LuTour be
fore the weli-kuown stage aad
radio artist moved her daily two.
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