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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20

Last week before leaving New
York, Lee. who recently was en-
barraSsed when notes of his gift
car came due received notice that
his salary was raised to four.
hundred and fifty dollars per week,
which indicates that the much
publicized B'way play of sex in
that Snter-racial manner is now
out of the well-known red that
caused it to come to a sudden stop
in New York.
On last Sunday Lee was heard
over WINS New York; 1905 pm.
in an adaptior of "Uncle Toms
Cabin the same radio script that
recently found nanny singer AL
Jolson in over MBC in the Star
Sp7ngled Theatre. Lees perform
ance topped that of Jolson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
Girls Orchestra
Is Hit In Harlem

NEW YORK (TYP)- Mem
bers of the "Sweethearts of Rhy-
thm' orchestra, the all-girl aggre-
cation, doniciled at the Hotel
Theresa, completed a popular en-
gagement here this week at the
Harlem famous Apollo Theatre.
The girls are Sadie Palsy; Cor
rine Palsy; Johnnie Rice; Bernice
Rothchild; Iva Bell; Evelyn
Thompson, Mae Wang Williams,
Edna Williams; Evelyn McGhee,
Helen Jones, Pauline Cortez, Lora
McGhee; Annie Garrison and Reece
Mae Jones.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
Cab Rips Record
On Clipping Front

NEW YORK CITY-(S N 81
Another testimonial attesting to
the popularity of Cab Galloway
Was received this week when the
Burrelle Press Clipping Bureau, one
of the largest services in the world.
wrote Cab and stated that his &C
count was the most active one on
their lists.
The letter stated in part:
"In going over Or records, I
thought you would be interest
ed in knowing that one of our
accounts on which we were able
to- produce the most number of
clippings is that of yours, for
whom we have been furnishing
press clippings from all papers
throughout the country for the
past ten years"
I'm all of our experience in
the press clipping business, this
is one of the most active
theatrical accounts that we
have ever handled"
Galloway recently celebrated his
tenth anniversary as a band lead
er. The Burrelle Bureau represents
about 70 percent Of the nations
outstanding stars and band lead
erS.
Galloway completed an engage
ment at the Stated AXE Theatre in
Chicago last week and despite the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Word
seeping out of the Hays Office, OF
the Association of Motion Picture
Producers. Inc. indicate the seri-
BUSINESS of the charges made by
Senator Nye. John j. Flynn and
others, that the great film indus
try with the connivance of the
Roosevelt administration is buSily
engaged in the making of propa-
ganda pictures designed to get the
U. S. into the present world war.
Wendell T.. Willkie, former Re-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
RATING THE RECORDS
Bv FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS

commercial success is just about as
sured. Other side is A NEW SHADE
OF BLUE, a smooth tune boasting
fancy intro and rather intri-
cate scoring behind Eberles vocal
Benny Goodman's Columbia is
strictly soft lights music. He pairs
two pop tunes in a slow and mel
low manner with Tommy TAYLOR.
his new vocalist, heard on both
They are FROM ONE LOVE TO
ANOTHER and ANYTHING
Boosting guilty, rhythmic accom-
panlment by piano and harmonica
Peetle Wheatstraw comes up with
a sparkling blues double, SEEING
Is BELIEVING and I'M A LITTLE
PIECE OF LEATHER, the latter
gentle boogie woogie.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
Negro Artists
Booked For Air
Show Sept. Il
Freedoms People
To Be Aired Over
Natl Networks
By HAROLD JOVIEN

CHICAGO lamp joshua
White, famous singer of spirltuals
w. C. Handy, composer OF 81.
Louis Blues; Paul Robson, the
great baritone who was just signed
by Columbia records; the De Paur
Chorus and either Noble Sissle's or
Jimmy LuncefordS orchestra, Will
highlight the program, Freedoms
People, Sunday, September Il, at
1920 D. m. New York time over the
NBC Network.
The program, depicting the Ne
gro's contribution to American mu-
sic, will present dramatizations OF
the origin of spiritualS and OF the
blues: and interview with w. G.
Handy, who will tell how he came
to write the est Louis Blues;
demonstrations OF spirituals and the
blues by White, Robson and the
orchestra, with the De Paur chorus
finishing a choral background.
Fight coverage of the NBC Blue
network now includes bouts staged
by the Chicago Stadium, the
worlds largest indoor boxing arena.
Addition of Chicago now gives ex-
elusive fight rights in four fiStic
top arenas, the others being Shibe
Park, Philadelphia; Griffith Sta
dunn, Washington, d. c.; and Eb-
bets Field, Brooklyn.
Another important boxing bout
a 10 round lightweight match be-
tween the sensational Ray Robin
son and Maxine Shapiro, white, has
been added to the Mutual networks
impressive roster of pugiliStic
events.
The RobinSon-S Shapiro contest
will be aired Friday, September 10,
from New York'S Madison Square
Garden.
Two other bouts will be heard
over Mutual this month. On Friday,
September IL, Sailor George Alb
rams faces Tony Yale, N. B. A.
mlddleweight champion in ten
round contest from the Garden.
Monday. September 30, is the time
set Tor the eagerly anticipated bat
tie for the worlds heavyweight
championship fray between Joe
Louis and Lou Nova. The broad
cast, scheduled to reach listeners all
over the globe, will come from New
Forks Polo Grounds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
Pinkard Lays Plans
For New ReuusicdL
Miller Will Be
In Lead OF New
Army Musical
Private Biscuit
Jones' To Be
Farce On Army
BY BERNICE and DOLORES
CALVIN

Exclusive for Calvin Seryice)
NEW YORK -Maceo
Pinkard. ace composer Of such hit
tunes as sweet Georgia Brown, :"
Sweet Girl the famous Here
Comes ShoWboat" and etc, reveal
ed to us his plan to do musical
farce on Broadway this season
when We visited his comfortable
studio at 767 st. Nicholas Avenue
this week. Cleverly titled Private
Biscuit JONES' this satire of Army
Life was originally intended for an
all-white cast. but it was later
thought Negro cast could do it
better justice
Mr.. Pinkard plans to have
Flournov Miller in the lead This
show will give new talent chance
to appear before the public and
new faces for the auditorium to
see." Mr.. Pinkard went Tn TO
explain. relaxing on soft red leath-
er chair. but ''plans are yet prema-
ture.
Then the conversation drifted to
the filming of Pinkard's SYM
phonic Fantasy, extravaganza on
the 18th 10Th and Goth century
composers. There's been much talk
on several major studios dickerlng
to put the masterpiece III the
movies and it's all true.
1.-THE only thing, there are sew
eral difficulties" put in this I'M
assuming and most calm gentle
man, First. the company we want
doesn't have very good studio
here. You know the studios are IN
HOLLYWOOD where climate and all
are suitable. I'd rather not take
the rs members OF the cast out
there. And what's more, it's tech
nicolor equipment is on the coast
and we do hope to have the picture
in color, it would look so swell"
We added that the $40, 900 cos
tunes would look grand in techni-
color. Nonetheless contract sign
ing ought to commence in about
two weeks, as soon as all difficult
ties are ironed out. Once shooting
starts, it'll only take about month
before you'll be seeing right in
your nighborhood theatre Plnkards
Symphonic Fantasy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
Hattie NoeIs In
New Film Role
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. To
Hattie Noels, buxom sepia cine
ma actress, goes the largest
femme screen role handed out TO
a sepia screen actor since the
memorable nanny role in
Gone With The Wind" played
by Academy Award winner Hat
tie Mcdaniel. Miss Noels will es-
say the role of Dora, a lovable
governessmaid in Republie, stu
dos current production, Lady
For A Night" starring Joan
Blondell and Ray Middleton.
Miss Noels since her arrival
here nearly four years ago for
film roles after sensational
success as the sweepstakes win
ing laundress of Eddie Cantor's
radio broadcast, has consistently
risen to newer and loftier heights
via the celluloid screen.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20

HOLLYWOOD, CaEf.-in a NOV
ing drama depicting the changes in
the ordnance and motive power OF
the armed forces of the U. s. Army,
Ernest Whitman, famed actor
singer has been cast as Carteret. a
faithful friend Sergeant Hap"
Dean wallace Berry, in the cur
rent Metro Goldwyn- Mayer studio
production "Steel Calvary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
KILLED IN CRASH

NEW YORK-(ANP) - Funeral
services were held Friday for David
L. Clendenin, "a, white. founder of
Workers Defense league. who was
killed in an auto accident near
Phillipsburg. Kan, while enroute
from Hawthorne, Nev., to New
York. Among those present at the
rites was Walter White, NAACP
secretary,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20

fact that it marked the fourth time
within "a months that he has play
ed the Loop playhouse, Cab who
holds the theatres attendance rec
ord, smashed his own mark.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
DANCE FOR SOLDIERS

RALEIGH, N. Ga N P)-The
state recreation department of
North Carolina. through its Negro
director, M G. Buackus, gave
colorful formal dance for 400 sol
der from Fort Bragg, September
is. The department picked 400
girls with chap9rones to attend the
affair. Soldiers We're IN complete
khaki uniforms ana the girls dress
ed formally.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
10000 LEARN ARC'S

WASHINGTON CAMP Ac-
co,ding to a report made public last
week by the educational section of
WPA, there have been 10000
adult Negroes taking training III
their various projects.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
|Mutiue" Moves
Out OF The Red.

Observation-Disclosures in stad Boston indi-
cate that Native Son., which opened here Majestic
Theatre on Monday. will do big business The advance
sale terrific Plans indicate that Son' will be
held over.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
RODRIGUEZ JOINS FACULTY

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.-(ANP)
Edward r. Rodriguez, former
state director of the NYA of Flori-
da and recently the area director
of Negro affairs of the NYA in
Chicago, has Joined the faculty at
Bethune- Goodman college to serve
in the capacity of college minister
and instructor in the field of social
science,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-09-20
DELAY SCHOOL OPENING

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-(ANP)
The opening of school was de-
layed here until September Is, due
to prevalence of infantile paralysis
in the community.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Cast in Purchase

With Bob Hope, Zorina, Victor
Moore and Irene Bordoni set for the
star roles in the technicolor film
version of Louisiana Purchase"
Buddy De Sylvia, Paramount produc-
ton chief, has busted himself with
the casting of minor characters for
his musical comedy about the men
and the ladies-who make politics
pay in mythical" American state.
First on the list is Charley La
Tore, who as the New Orleans
waiter in the stage version served
a total Of 682 meals to Victor Moore,
the crusading New Hampshire SEN
ator. La Tore arrived in Hollywood
from New York today to take up
the same role in the picture. Frank
Albertson was signed to portray the
corruptible son of Col. Davis. an
expert CRATER played by Raymond
Walburn. Others in the nefarious
political ring will be Donald Mcbride.
as the chief of police, and Andrew
Tombes, as the college dean with
peculiar faculty for money-making.
Manton Moreland, colored character
actor, was given the role of Joe,
waiter at the favorite resort of the
politicos.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Studio on Wheels

A mobile. mechanical army has
nothing on a movie caravan setting
out for location.
In the procession of mechanical
equipment dispatched by a studio
for location shooting can be found
complete. self sustaining unit from
machine shop to chuckwagon
Inventory of the rolling stock at
the Northridge. Calf, location site
where complete army camp has
been erected for the Hal Roach COM
edy Tanks a Million" disclosed the
following equipment: A sound truck
powered by huge battery trailer.
A generator truck capable Of light
ing a small community. An elec-
trical lighting paraphernaha.
A property wagon containing any
item that complex script of in
ventive-minded director might call
for, from pin to trench mortar.
A portable machine shop for re-
pairs to all equipment. A paint
wagon loaded with pigments Of all
descriptions and high compression
Evening star., 1941-07-17

via those encyclopedia programs, to
one of which movie audiences owe
Oscar Levant. How much that is in
dollars and cents Is something for q
better mathematician to figure out.
Y y
Another chance note: "She Stoops
to Conquer" which Oliver Goldsmith
wrote In 1773 and which has been re-
vived more than almost any comedy
you can think of, was revived at
Catholic University last night. Lag
CARDS are advised to see it II they
want to discover what Mr.. G. had
on most modern comedy playwrights
when it came to writing bright dia-
logue and inventing permanently
laughable situations.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

how nice it would be to go walk.
ing through the rye. The correla
tive, which transforms the wish int
action, is a part in something dra-
matte or musical which is being in
cubated for Broadway in the sol
of New England. Because they rec
ognize her skill and her popularity
the people who run such enterprises
are as anxious to crafty Miss Bar
fetts whim as she is herself
Every year, accordingly, they give
her jobs. And each Job always
leaves her with the feeling that here
Is something new for which it would
be worth while to desert the solo
drama.
So far, everything has turned out
all right for those who are content
with Miss Barrett as she is, who
don't want to see her change.
The explanation for that is that
none of her summer theater authors
or producers ever has been able to
find a vehicle as good as Miss Bar
rett. The critics write how wonder
Iu1 ollc 10, CIV civ Ill oU-dIlU-Su
She goes back to Broadway (and
comes here for a week. maybe, and
"So-and-So' just stays in New
England.
That sort of thing can't be ex-
pected to 80 on forever. The law
OF averages, if not the skill of au-
thors per Sc, will take care of the
situation and some day Miss Bar
rett will have a hit on her hands
worthy of her abilities. She al
most did last summer in the form
OF a musical which made many
q meadow merry before it was con-
cluded it was not quite ripe enough
Tor New York. The conclusion
was modified later, but Miss Bar
rett had gone on to her old job
before the item appeared to achieve
modest success, an extremely
modest success.
Now there is another musical star
ring Shella Barrett on the horizon.
Sometime in August it will be try
ing out under the broiling moon in
New England, traipsing from barn
to barn, and maybe getting better
and. better until it proves the one
that she's been waiting for.
II 1t Is. well. she deserves a sab
batical year. But some one ought
to get 1t in writing that she'll come
back to the old business of satirizing
nisfits out Of the lives of, say, other
misi1ts
Sign here, Miss Barrett.
Candor in a press agent Is q rare
and wonderful thing. We think it
has been neatly achieved-without
knowing too much about it-by the
Eagles Mere tPa) summer theater
man who writes of a member of
next weeks cast:
Miss Love played the lead In
Railroads on Parade during the New
York Worlds Fair
Disciple of Demosthenes, no doubt.
Comedians, tenors. sopranos, char
acter actors, tragedians and other
entertainers who have survived the
arid period during which radio has
pummeled information into our thick
heads via the quiz program, have
cause for hope.
According to Variety, show busi-
ness news weekly-the big league
one, to use carefree idiom in a
serious way-quizzes will give way in
l. o. 49, e. NJ
emphasis, 1t says, will be on comedy.
Smart comedy, We hope, as BELTS
q people which has learned so much
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"They Met in Bombay"
Rosalind Russell and Gable in a
lusty and comic adventure yarn:
II am, los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
Capitol-'Moon Over Miami"
technicolor musical with Betty Gra-
BILE II am, 1:40, 4:25, 7:10 and
e:55 pm. Stage shows: /, $40,
625 and e:10 pm.
Earle-"Out of the Fog" film
version of the stages "The Gentle
People: IL a.m.s 1875, 4:25, 7:10
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1910,
$50, $40 and .9:lo pm.
Metropolitan Underground, !"
secret radio VS.. the Gestapo: II 20
am, 1:2o, 3;25, $50, 7:35 and
o40 pm. -,
Keith's-"In the Navy" Abbott
and Costello aid ca the defense
effort: 11:15 am, l:20, 1925, 5:35,
TAO and $50 pm.
Little-"Mutiny of the Elsinore. y
Jack London excitement on three
master: 1880 am, ITO, 2;55, ABS,
$40, 8 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Billy the Kid" Rob-
ert Taylor makes the wild West
wilder: 11:25 am, 1:25, $50, $50,
7:30 and 9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Roadside-"Insured at Lloyd's."
melodrama on the high seas:
$50 pm. ...
Cross R0ads-"Room Service,
that farce. you know: $40 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-17

Along about this time every year,
Evening star., 1941-07-17

gani5ation, operation and integra-
tion a mechanical army division,
this streamlined equipment fur
nishes a complete studio on wheels,
Tanks Million. a comedy of
Uncle Sans draft army, stars
Jimmy Gleason. William Tracy,
Noah Beery, jr.; Elyse Knox and
Norman Kerry. 1t is directed by
Fred Guiel for United Artists release
Evening star., 1941-07-17

however, there
comes an uneasy
feeling that Miss
Barrett won't al
ways be avail
able for exorcis-
ing bores, etc.
The reason is
the summer the
ater. Like so
m a ny 9th e r
ent e r t a i n e r S
bounded on the
north, south, east
and west by Fiji
ty-Second street
for 10 months a
.,1a rl, 4l,,~t--
Evening star., 1941-07-17

spraying machinery. A water tank,
. gas tank, and . chuckwagon for
providing hot lunches.
The camera car with its delicate
equipment. four handsomely fur
nished trailers for the principals in
the cast, five buses for extras and
six passenger cars for fast trans
portation of technical crews COM
pleted the caravan.
Rivaling in thoroughness of Or
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Comedy Relief

Reginald Gardiner and Gilbert
Roland provide much of the fun in
MY Life With Caroline" Ronald
Colman's new starring vehicle for
R-K-O Radio. The two actors are
seen as rivals of Colman's for the
affections Of his lovely wife, Anna
Lee.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Another Summer Musical
Beckons Sheila Barrett
And Some Day One Will Be So Good
1t Will Steal Her Present Act;
Comedians May Get Old Jobs
BY JAY CARMODy.

This department. which argument thinks
Miss Shea Barrett wonderful When
saical type demolished so far as
No matter times
always has comforting unaty nuisance
which perpetuav favor
person many less
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Second Largest
Class io.Fate
US. Examiners
Judge Spisr to
Preside over
Citizenship AppsoIs

DECENTRALIZATION hearings will
be conducted before Judge
James E. Spier in Circuit Court
Monday and Tuesday of next
week by Harry Addison, United
States naturalization examiner.
A total of 100 persons, second
largest group in Macomb county
history, are seeking citizenship
status.
County Clerk Guy L. Brown
said this morning that groups OF
fifty applicants, each with their
two witnesses, will appear Mon
day morning and afternoon, and
Tuesday morning with the re-
mainder Tuesday afternoon.
Sessions will be held in Judge
Neil E. Reds courtroom as i'm
provements in Judge Spier's
chambers will not be completed
before Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Aluminium
Caravan
Leaves

= Escorted by . radio squad
car furnished by Sheriff Jacob
r. Theut, seven trucks Of the
Road Commission today deliver
ed to the main depot 1t Detroit
3,208 pounds Of aluminium
collected In the countrywide
drive that ended Saturday.
While the l470 pounds dom
ated by Mount Clemens resid-
ents topped the list, officials
were Kratided by the showing
made by the surrounding towns.
East Detroit won the county
crown with $50 pounds. while
Utica and New Baltimore stag
ed Z clooe tight for second
place with $50 and $50 pounds
respectively.
Richmond contributed 100
pounds. and Romeo %.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Peace and Liberty
CANADA CAN LOOK FOR PEACE,
LIBERTY 70 STAY IN ).
NEW YORK

. WASHINGTON, Aug. 0--(A1
Canada can look Tor peace
this summer. but liberty viii
stay In New York. ~
Peace and liberty, by the WY,
are Two a the eight trandfy-
named daughters Of former he-
sident CommisBioner Santiago
Iglesias d Puerto Rico.
The two girls Disclosed today
that they he'd decided % devote
their vacations this year 70
spreading the spirit q peaee
and liberty In ths hsmiAphsre
peoce fostering the spirit 6
peace, and liberty doing tbe ss6ne
for liberty.
The idea seemed % good tlat
their six SISTERS Equality, Itat-
ernity, Justiee, Light, Amefieo
end victory Gained n VIM tDse
snneuaeement that they. 80,
Ws~lf sl1er(ello 49, -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
|l||||l|s Nouns
l ! Of Son
M ltely Bsws
CO esuno's Bier

oPt6A, Italy, Aug, Str
Premier Mussolini sent the body,
Of hn con Bruno to Predappio,
II Duce's home town., for burial
after 4 war heeo's funeral pro.
cessidn toAnye Trough the flow
et-stypwn st14G(s Of this ancient
Arfivine atkhe darkened room
OF Ne 1Oc Tascist headquar-
ters whe16 Bruno lay in state
with two npnnions who died
in an ar Ash yesterday, Mus,
sollhi pqu Z long beside the OPP
IHil9INsk SORROW
These II the room said after.
ward h"his sewers face expressed
the emotional pride Of his i'm
mense sorrow"
Drano's mother, Donna Rae
'hele; his 23-year-old widow, and
his sister, Countess Edda Ciano,
heavily yelled, stood aside when
the coffin was taken out on the
shoulders of officers Of the air
See DuCuRaGe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

sions, on their vacations and
seek 10 spread the ideals which
inspired heir names.
Npoce h going to Canada, slno
sofd, with the hope Of bringing
peace 10 the British Empire.
Liberty ID going TO New York
70 climb the Statue Of Liberty
among other things. She said
5he had not seen the Statue sinqa
slse came here from Puerto RE
fifteen years ago.
Equality and Justice have
choeen Salt Lake City. utah
America may BE found
lne IA California.
Light aid sbe YVES going -
~ soune sunshine on 4 booch
n Ncgth Carolina.
Fraternity end Victory, both
rou6oents of Puorto Rico have
written their sisters that they
!, - 2Dn91 xz31os .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Mystery!
~ MARRIAGE
LICE N SES
UNUSED

= The best laid plans Of mice
and men, and would-be newly
WEEDS 90 Oft awry, It seems.
Checking over the marriage
licenses Issued by the county
clerks office this morning, It
was noted that IL blushinx
youngsters who secured permits
last year never got to the altar
rail.
It is not known just why the
couples failed to 90 throuEh
with the ceremony after getting
the license, but sociologists
might advance q dozen or 80
reasons without difficulty.
In 1893 there were . who
reniged, and IL in 1893.
County Clerk Guy L. Brown
doesn't lose faith. however, ss
last week, . couple married
whose license was issued in
1927!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Mayor Cl,oiEIl,sn
e. pcliee Group

0The special sapervisors' cCuA-
mitfOe inve1tigoting propo0ed
slte1 Tor = new South Mncomb
STATE Police post = headed ~
Mayor Donald r. Westendoc1A q
Mount C1emenS, Who q cholr-
man Of the Industrial and Public
Relations COMMITTEES q tlhe
board. I.
Other memhere ~ the speclal
COMMITTEES m: l5sro3o I Lines
AGayur n. J. nlll1r q pt1eo
md GApervfsUk Arl 111lmnn a.
WARREN townshlo &