Gospel Queen Mahalia Jackson Blames
Illness On Overwork, Trying To Please
CHICAGO (NM>— Convalescing
in Little Company of Mary Hospi
tal here. Goepel Queen Mahalia
Jackson confided that her current
ailment la due to overwork brought
on by her eagerness to help other
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pNal aa “satisfactory," and she
la expected te be n'tsasd soon.
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ed ta bad in her home to get the
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ALL ABOUT BALLET Misses Susan F rater and Mar do Travers, both at center, ant
members of the American Choreographer's Company, a ballet dance troupe of New York C/fj
wto appeared in concert at A&T College last weak, talk with AST students about ballet. Tbs stu
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Fayetteville.
Lorraine Hansberry Tells
‘How’, ‘Why’, Os New Play
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Miss Hansberry, author of
*A Raisin in the Sun,” was .
explaining "how* ’and “why”
she wrote her new play, "The
Sign in Sidney Brustein's Win
dow,” which opened last
Thursday at the Longacre the
atre.
Noting that by 1950, few Amer
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the discovery that Castro's “be
trayal of the Cuban revolution
happened to coincide with the
"change of heart” of U. S. Gov.
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! required rest lor her complete re
■ covery.
Mahailia. a native of New Dr
: leans but a resident of Chicago, re
: lated her current ailment to over
' work, at the hospital last week
where she was interviewed in her
room while watching the World
Series between the St Leads Cardi
nals and the New York Yankees.
She said she had no preference in
the Series.
The wrong thing happened this
time," Mahalia said ta reference to :
her ailment Than she added: “But :
I feel a lot better. TO take earn of
myself and be as good as I ever
was.”
She indicated that her health
was flrat threateaed after she
emment policy, she said that the
climate and mood of such Intel
lectuals constitute the core of the
play.
“It is a play about a ner
vous, ulcerated, banjo-making
young man in whom I see an
embodiment of a certain kind
of Greenwich Village Intellec
tual . . rarely peopled (on)
our stage in his full dimension,
said the 3-year-old authoress.
"It is my belief that ‘The Btgn
In Sidney Brustein's Window’ fills
In something of a genuine por
trait of the milieu.”
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fal f tew.
"I was stek when I returned."
she said, bet explained that she
femanee la and
Ceaveatlen M Atamtle City.
“That might give people a hint
not to call me to do everything."
Mahalia raid. “You can Ml people
you're ttok. but they don't believe
you’re sick until a doctor say* aa
“That's what broke me down—
trying to planet people."
toffee Mifli Jackson fcn
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hardies ta the MM and MM
Olympian
Walker, who also coached the
Ethiopian Abebe Bektle, who won
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finish either second or third—that
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