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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Alabama Editors Present
Program 10 Governor

MONTGOMERY. Ala. (NNPA)
Governor James y. Folsom Is
studying legislative proposals sub
mitted by Representatives Of the
Alabama Newspaper Association.
Emory o. Jackson, editor Of the
Birmingham World. discloseS.
The proposals call for the out
having Of the Ku Klux Khan and
similar organizations in Alabama,
the establishment Of a state fair
employment practice commission.
and authorizing women 10 perform
jury service.
Members Of the conference com
mittee Of the Alabama Newspaper
Association. who submitted the
proposals TO Governor Folsom a.
the result Of a conference held in
Montgomery last January, included
Robert DUR. editor Of the BirminR.
ham Weekly Review; the Rev. ".
b. Gibson, Birmingham Golden
House Digest: W. c. MeCollum,
Admission Weekly Review; J. J.
sneed, Mobile American; v. G.
Jackson. Montgomery Tribune: c,
s. Culver. Montgomery Weekly
Review: L. c. lamar, Huntsville
Weekly Review; Frank r. Thomas
the Alabama Citizen; Miss Tommis
Lucille johnson, and Miss Edna
Fausch. Of the Selma Citizen.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Richard Davis. Former
U. s. Navy Man. Now q
Resident OF 81. Paul

Richard Davis. former Chief
Petty Officer Of the U. q. Navy,
and native Of baltimore, Md, was
released from active duty, after 2s
years service, on March ], In 81.
Paul
Mr., Davis, who served on sub.
marines for nine years. was In nc
tive duty IN both the Pacific and
Atlantic theatres ~ operation dur.
ing World War II.
The 81 countries at which Mr..
Davis locked, during his travels,
Included China. Japan, Russia,
Sweden, Norway. Holland, North
and South Africa, Greece. Turkey.
South America. England. France,
Australia, Germany and India.
The former seaman plans 10 he.
com" a permanent resident u ~.
Paul and will live Rt the home of
his sister, Mamie Frazier. $50 W.
Central Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Credjafawns Hold
Annual Parents
Banquet Mar. 20

Parents Of the members Of the
Credjafawn Social club will DO tha
honorsd guests at the goth annual
parents banquet. The time honored
affair will be held at the Pilgrim
Baptist church. West Central and
Grotto stS,, on Saturday evening,
March 20, at z o'clock.
Parents and older friends Of
members are fsted at this annual
event which has become traditional
In Twin City social annals. The
first banquet was held around
cRndle-lit tables In Pioneer hall In
1923, just Ave months after tho
'Gr~diafawn club wak OFRaniaed in
October. 1927. Since that time the
guest list has grown from 30 guests
30 over 200.
After the dinner lively and en-
tsrtainInR program will be offered
with Mrs, Frances Moore ~ the
mistress 81 ceremonies. The chair
man u arrangements IL Mrs. Helen
Lawrence, The president Of the
CrsdJafaWn club IL Byron y. Rife.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

last week. She left for her new
post Tuesday.
Miss Clardy is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Clardy, 2437
9th Ave. s., Minneapolis. She
graduated from South High in
1886, has attended the American
Business College, University Of
Minnesota, and in February Rradu-
ated from the Villa Saint Scholas-
tea in Duluth.
For a young woman, Miss Clardy
has had a varied work experience.
While attending school, her en-
ployment ranged from domestic
work after school to playground
instructor in the summer season in
1914, 1915 and 1916.
She has served ut various times
as a part time worker for the Min
neapolis Urban League. She served
as president Of the Minneapolis
Working Girls council for two
terms.
Miss Clardy is a member of
Border Methodist church, the Bust
ness and Professional Girls club at
the Y.W.C.A. and many other or
CARNATIONS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Fred Jones Rewarded
For Foithful Service
To Coli Association

Frederic y. jones, 3G32 Fourth
Ave. s.. Minneapolis, Was surprised
last Friday. March II, when an
oak kbes-h0ls desk and desk set, In
GLIDING bl0ttsT. Ink we'll letter
opener and calendar, was delivered
20 his home.
The desk and set was . gift from
the Twin City Golf Association for
his faithful service as secretary for
nearly eight years. lie was elected
10 this Office In 1889. One tnsmbsr
u the association said that II was
not only the duties Of his Office.
performed well BY Mr.. Jones that
IL 40 greatly appreciated, but the
many "sKtTas," out of the line u
duty, 70 necessary 70 the progress
u any organization. To these, he
said, the secretary gave many hours
Of valuable and untIrinR service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
National News
At
A Glance

The NAACP suit against the
University Of Texas for refusing
o accept enrolment Of Hemsn
'Weatt in its Law school got under
Eay March 20 at Austin. Texas.
The NStisAal Negro BusiRsas
League b planning . nation wide
series Of Booker 7. washinRton
Memorial DiRRsrs during the
week u April 9.
Kappa Alpha Pal Fraternity has
announced plans for its national
rnnuAI Guide Right Week" April
% TO 20. The campaign IL designed
o encourage youths 70 obtain high
'ehOol and college sducations.
Perry Howard. Rsp0bIIeaa M.
tiOaal eommittssman from Mis-
GisGippi appeared before the
HSuss Judiciary CSamittss In
WAahinRiSn last wesk 10 urge
sRaetmeni 81 . ~Nati0aaI Free.
dS@ Day" IN ssmmsasSatISa
u the promslEatiSn % the I3th
AmsnAmsut 20 the CSnstitgiiOa.
Big" James PsmbertOn. Negro
TRmmany diEtrirt leader. died
march n from . heart sttsek. Re
weighed 300 pounds. PembsTtOn
had been . distric, leader fg SiH
lsArS.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

Freedmen's hospital, IL that true !"
That il absolutely accurate. In
the District Of Columbia" replied
Dr.. Drew
Then Fresdmsn's hospital. from
the standpoint Of eolOred prac-
titiOnsrs, becomes q very important
place, does il notf" asked Mr..
Kssfe.
at is not only very important
locally. IL IL important nationally
because in the last 90 years over
half Of the Negro physieians nov
prActicinR in the United States. IN
the whole country. have received
their clinical training IN whole or
in part IN that hospital" replied
Dr.. Drew.
DR.. Drew orphaned that Ne
harry Medical College Was the only
eol0rsd medical school other than
the School II Msdieins q, Howard
Ne testified that MsharTy has only
Ia bsds for clinical training.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Citizens Seek Public Support
For Playground for ROndO
District; Meeting April |

The H0ndO community of 81, Paul
will have u public playground and
swimming pool on the block he
tween Kent, Maekubin, Central and
g. Anthony ~ enough people take
action" said Paul HssEsT u the
Mayors Recreation COMMITTEES last
week. lie made the statement dur.
ing his report on st. Paul play
areas before the Rondo Community
Playground committee al the Hal.
lie q. Brown House.
I'VE welcome Mr.. HsassT'I Sug.
Restion on the swimming pool, and
We are sure enough people will
take action 10 make this need for
our children a reality" said Hugh
Behuck. chairman 81 the Play
ground committee. The committee
IL composed Of representatives
from ~ organizations, and sncour.
aRss utilization by all RfOupa,
Mass Meeting In April
A. an immediate folloW-up, Mr..
Bchuck Issued q call this week
for q general mass nesting at the
Halle q Brown House. bb3 Aurora
Ave, s. Paul. on Tuesday, April
I, 50. m. 70 make plans for send.
Ing q delegation 10 the Mayors
Recreation committee meeting on
April 10. 1919 .. m. Al the Park
and Playground department. 4th
noor u ths City Hall Vie urged
community vide sttshdAnes "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Mpls. Churches
Join for Holy
Week Services

Holy week services Of the Mime.
apohs lnterdenominational Min
isters' Alliance, with eight PARTED.
patinR churches, will begin Mon
day. March 81, at Wayman A. NJ, y.
church. 6i0 Fremont Ave. No, nj
7:4b y. m, Rev. J. J. Clayburn,
pastor Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church. will deliver the sermon.
The Pilgrim Rest choir will sing.
Rev. J. c. Virgins. pastor Of the
Church Of God IN Christ will pre-
side. Services each evening through
Thursday will begin at TAB.
On Tuesday, April !, services will
be held at the Church Of God In
Christ, 243I Fourth Ave. so. Rev,
II. c, Boyd. st. Peter A. NJ. T..
speaker, 81. James A. NJ r. choir
singing, Rev. II. r. Hawkins, Hos
ley Memorial G. NJ. r.. presiding.
Wednesday. April 2. At Border
Methodist, 4Oi Aldrich Ave. No,
Rev A. y. Martin. Bethesda hap
list, will be the speaker HolSey
Memorial choir will sing. Rev II.
W. Bolts. Zion Baptist, will pre-.
side. Thursday. April 3. at be
thesda Baptist, IIis Eighth ~. 50,
Rev. J. 6. Virgins, Church Of God
In Christ. will speak. ~. Peter
A. NJ. u. choir will sing Rev.
Charles T. Parker Sr. will preside
Good Friday services from ~
noon TO three .. m. Friday, April
I. will be held at Zion Baptist
church. LyndaIe Ave. No. and Iith
Ave. Rev. ". G. Boyd will preside,
All ch0irs Of participating churches
are being asked 20 sing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

chairman Of models, will he the
exhibition Of the seasons newest
bridal gown.
I'VE are fortunate in having sew
eral young men models this year. "
says Mrs. Sessions. The models.
residents Of Minneapolis and ST.
Paul, are being specially trained
to assure a successful and salts
flying show"
Headlining the special attrac-
tions will he the celebrated Auxie
Dial, professional pianist. known
throughout the midwest.
According 10 Mrs. W. d. Brown.
program chairman, Miss Dial will
make several appearances during
the performance. Josephine Pear
son, professional dancer. will exc
cute a novelty dance number, THE
Easter Chicks" Featured with
Miss Pearson in this routine are the
SyncopRtors. a rhythm dance group.
Other attractions on the pro-
gram include Yvonne and BeIoz,
dance team; The Merry testers,
vOcalistE, and Richard Mayes, song
artist. Following the talented
Easter style review Percy Hughes
and his ex-Navy band, featuring
Judy Perkins. accomplished vocal.
list, will furnish syncopated swing
music for dancing.
THE Mems Club and Women's
Auxiliary Of 81. Thomas church
have sponsored the Easter Monday
Style Review since its initial per-
Torrance II years ago" said one
Of the members. THE hall will
accommodate 1900 people, but we
suggest you come early for the best
seats. Curtain at s:i5 p. m"
Admission prices include tar. Ad-
vance ticket sale, 75c: door admis-
sion. 800. Tickets on sale at
Phyllis Wheatley House, Dream
land Cafe, Downtown Caasius Cafe
and Pield's Drug Store In 81. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

IN lgiS "a, recently took leave 81
absence 60 conduct u study ~ the
Negro In Uruguay for tho State
Department
Discussing her South American
observations with other NAACP
officials In the book lined office she
shares with Dr. W. T.. n Dubois,
Dr Diggs said that our laviShly
financed good nciRhhor policy In
practically all ~ the countries she
visited. was being seriously ham
pcrcd by the United States III
treatment II Negroes. Every
lynchinR and act ~ violence
against Negroes In tho United
States II heRdlined In the South
American press" said Dr. Digs
Continuing, she said, "These coun.
tries have all solved the race qucH.
ton In the only way q real de.
mocfacy can solve II and they
will resist every effort from their
powerful neiRhbor 10 the north "a
create racial tensions among their
ple."---NAACp Photo.
Dir. Digs Ia n former resident
af 81. Paul aud attended the Uni.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

show the city fathers that ths
people are deeply concerned about
the lack ~ this basic community
need"
Delinquency in Area
Mr.. HeEser, In his report, focused
sharp attention on the relation Of
no public play arSaA In the COM
munity and the fact that II IL frst
in the number Of child delinquency
cases. II II included In the eity's
recreation area No. 4" which has
but two small public playground
on the other side u University ave-
nue., just within the areas boun-
dArlsS, quite useless 10 the children
Of the ROndo community.
During the discussion following
his report, II was pointed out that
the fine public swimming pool To-
Gated at Highland Park was too
far away for use by children from
the Hohdo community who had the
greatest need for II. There II no
reason for the people Of this COM
munity 10 be leGs concerned about
their children than those from the
Highland park district" said Mr..
Schuek. "and am sure that We
love our children AZ much ~ ether
parents. and that We will take thu
action needed 10 give them the Rd-
vantagen enjoyed by other ehildTsn.
by working together, We can full
hll our responsibilities 10 them"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Labor Movement Popular
In Japan. Townsend Says

TOKYO (NNPA) Never before
In the history Of Japan has there
been such n wholesome and re-
eeptive acceptance Of the labor
movement Rs can DO observed today,
declared Willard 4. Townsend.
American member Of the Intsrna-
tiohRl Committee Of the World
Federation of Trade Unions. In an
interview here last Thursday.
Mr.. Townsend arrived In Yoko.
hama aboard tho United States
Army Transport Frederick Pun
ston March H. lie conferred with
General Douglas Macarthur. su-
prems commander ~ the Allied
Forces In the Pacific. here March IN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Ethel Willioms
Nomed F.E.P.C.
General Chairman

Mrs. Ethel NJ. Williams, 1859
Roblyn Avenue. st. Paul, has been
named general chairman Of the
reorganiEed Minnesota Council for
"a Permanent Fair Employment
Practices commission.
TalmAdge Carey, executive sec
rotary Of the governors inter.
racial committee and chairman Of
a reorganization committee for
the Minnesota council, said the
Rev. Kyle Hsselden. Minneapolis,
will he vice chairman; the Rev.
Clarence T, X. Nelson. st. Paul,
secretary; o. e. Hall, Jr.. 81. Paul.
assistant secretary. and Jonas
Schwartz, Minneapolis, treasurer.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Augie's Bur Sued
BY Vet and Wife
For Service Refused

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Owens. BI9
Irving Avenue. Minneapolis couple,
have instituted n civil suit for dam.
ages against Augie's Theatre
Lounge and bar, aga ncnncpin
Avenue.
The couple alIege that on Feb.
ruRry 10 they were refused service
IN the bar On account ~ their race,
Mr. Owens il n bus company en-.
ployee and an exc. |. lie served
II months overseas. He could not
ho reached for a statement. His
attorney, Miss l.. q. Smith, said
Mr. Owens and his wife have Sow.
erai witnesses To the incident.
AuRie Rather, owner Of the bar,
was In Florida when the Incident
occurred. He told this newspaper
that the couple were not served he.
canS" the bartender said they had
had enough 10 drink. Ratncr'a at
torneys have filed an answer 60 the
Owens action.
The Last civil rights case tried
In Minneapolis resulted In damages
being awarded war veteran
against the Anglescy Cafe at 1881
Hennepin.
Three months ago n Minneapolis
business man was refused service
at the same bar. The case was 70.
ported Ia the Minnesota jewish
Council. After n conference be.
tween Mr.. Rather, the aggricved
man and Samuel Schciner. execu.
tive secretary. the matter was
Strengthened out.
Mr.. Rather said the bartender
was from the South.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Lyle Jackson Found
Not Guilty on Drunk
Driving Charge

Lyle Jackson. 90 years old. 1909
Carroll Ave, who was charged with
drunken driving Wednesday, Mar.
10. A. Kent and Central Ave, WRS
found innocent Friday, March II.
4 motion was made "a dismiss
charges BY JAskSon's attorney,
Hammond Turner. on the ground
that there was no evidence that
JarkEon had driven his ear.
Police had reported that they
found him bshind thu wheel IN .
drunken condition. trying N start
bic CsT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
MAN DROPS DEAD

Penny Ford, 42s Aldrich Ave. ~,
dropped dead In front d the Key
stone Bar, cal Olson Blvd, Thurs.
day evening. March 20. Cause Of
death was attributed 70 . heart
Attack.
Funeral services were hsId Wed
nssAay. March %. at the Woodland
Funeral Hons chapel Father Wal.
YER Thomas OaIciAtsd 81 the Ssrv,
zee. There Wsrs no known survivors.
Woodland Funeral Home In charge
~ GrTanEsmsntA. IntsFmsHt Crystal
Lake esmStEry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
University Press
Celebrates 10th
Year of Service

The University Of Minnesota
rroHs Is observing It's goth ami
vcrsary at n dinner Friday evening,
March ~, at 6IS0 y. W., at the
Campus club At Coffman Memorial.
Margaret Harding Ia director Of
the press and has been with this
publishing unit since liz founding.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Judge Waite
Digests State
FEPC Bill

Judge Edward +. Waite, retired
district court Judge, has prepared
n digest Of the proposed Mime
sofa Fair Employment Practices
bill tSenatc File No. GU and House
File No. S0GD.
Copies Of tho digest, which tells
conctsely what the hill proposes 10
do, are available nj the FEPC Vol.
untcor Committee, $40 Newton
Bldg. ST, Paul. and the Mime
Rpohs Urban League. 202 Times
Annex, Fourth 81. at Marquette.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Two Recent Divorces
In Sdintly Civ

A divorce decree was granted
this month 10 JsrOlyn Doty. SSS
ROndO. from LaVernS DOty. Mrs.
DOty h an elevator operator at
Maesy's Department Store.
Leon =. and Juanita Hampton,
232 ROndo, were also divorced
this month.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Allen AME Mission
Quarterly Meeting
On Sunday, March 30

The second quarterly communion
meeting Of Allen A. NJ. y. Mission,
bO24 Irving Ave. No. will be held
Sunday, March 80, at three p. m.
Rev. l.. =. Ashford, pastor Of Way.
man A. NJ. y. Church. will speak
The WaymAn Church Senior and
Junior choirs will sing.
Rev. VIM. Y. Guy Ia the prssid-
ing elder Of the Northwest confer.
ence. Rev. s. =. Coleman il pastor
al Alien.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Club 100 Plans
Mass Meeting
Sunday at Elks

A mass meeting called by pro.
motors ~ summer and lake resort
il set for the ~. Paul EikR Rest
Gopher LodRe), Sunday. March
30, At bss Rondo Ave. At 3 p. m.
The Club 100 plans to form n cor.
porRtlon 10 acquire lake front prop
erty for y summer resort.
All interested parties are invited
10 attend the meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Tiny Beverly Lain
llndergOcs Operation

Little Beverly Lain. six year old
daughter Of Mrs. Gwondolyn Lain,
b0S Fremont Ave. ~, underwent
an operation ut Minneapolis Gen
Cral hospital. Friday, March n
Beverly il getting along nicely.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
VOL. XIII, NO. "a.
COP. Congressman Amazed
At Bans Against Negro
Doctors By DC. Hospitals

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Mar. "a (NNPA)-Durng hear
Ings on Howard University and Freedmens Hospital APP
preparations Representative Frank r. Keefe Republican of
Wisconsin, expressed amazemen the barring of Negro
physicians from practicng in hospitals in the District
Columbia other than Freedmen's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Erma Clardy
Named to Post
In Milwaukee

Erma ClRrdy, well known young
Minneapolis social worker, was
named neighborhood secretary Of
the Milwaukee, Wis, Urban League
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
Fifty-fve Models to Appear
In Fourteenth Annual Saint
Thomas Easter Style Review

Fifty-hVe models VteenaRers young men and women,
and young matrons) will display the latest spring fashions
in neggees sportswear afternoon and street garments
fashions and formal attire Easter Monday evening April z.
at C. l. o. Hail. 9Th St and 4th Ave. So
The high point in the review, Mrs Richard Session
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
AYD Supporters Of
FEPC Legislation

The American Youth for DE.
mocracy. Minneapolis chapter. has
presented n list u 800 signatures
TO the House Labor Committee In
support Of Minnesota State En-
ployment Practice Committee leRia-
lRtion now being considered by ths
committee.
A meeting Of the AYD, open 10
the public, will be- held Friday,
March IN. at 1880 p. M. at Pills
bury House, 800 18th Ave. g.. Min
neapolis, FEPC legislation will DO
discussed.
Keep On Friday. April IN. Alms
Freeman presented In recital
adVi.
Watch for Lee Harris, IT,, con
cert 81 Bsnt0n hall. Minneapolis,
Wednesday. May 7.--AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

Keep ~ the Halle q. Brown
18th anniversary April 30>-AAvt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

ans and
ateS said
'ernnnent
each in
nd some
lting ju-
uld help
ity solve
!; also to
tiles, to
increase
md TO in
er envir-
Negro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28
FINAL
I FOR

Hennepin
on
Decedent
IecOunt and
Of and for
I'd on Mon
,lOck A. NJ.
e in Mime
psrNOns in
hjectiOns II
Id not be
he'd In the
pies thereof
shoe, Judge
4 February,
)RENZ,
tie Court
lsya,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-03-28

I'M. Man
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-06-06
Duel In The Sun" Is An
Impressive Film Production

Long anticipated by the rgong public the
important film events of 1947 David Seznicks
Sun than lived to expectations in
made its debut at the Valentine Theatre Techni
color of the Texas Panhandle during
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-06-06
Mcleod To Direct
Hope In 'Paleface'

HOLLYWOOD - Norman z.
Mcleod, who is currently super
vising the editing of Paramount S
reecntly-completed "Ros to
Rio" the Bing Crosby-Bob Hope
Dorothy Lamour comedy, re-
Gently was signed by the studio
to direct Hopes next starring
vehicle, "Paleface," scheduled
to start in July.
At the same time the studio
announced that "Paleface" will
be filmed in Technicolor. Robert
Welch is the producer.
"Paleface" will mark Hopes
first venture into the western"
field, and will picture the
comedy star in a gag-filled,
n a g-riding, "cowboy-Injun'
laughfest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-06-06
News, Radiomen
See Inside OF
Big Film Studio

HOLLYWOOD - twenty-five
newspaper, magazine and radio
representatives, with Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker heading the group
as their host on a western air
trip, were shown through Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer S II dios last
week.
They had two famous guides
Katharine Hepburn, currently
seen with Spencer Tracy, Robert
Walker and Melvyn Douglas in
"The Sea of Grass; and Clar-
ence Brown, who directed Miss
Hepburn recently in "Song of
Love-"
The group included William
Abbott, Tampa Tribune; Selig
Adler, New York Mirror; Ned
Aitcheson, Miami Herald; Don
uncle Don" Carney - radio;
John Dempsey, Boston Herald;
Arthur Detita, Fox NeWSreel;
Joseph Dineen, Boston Globe;
Edward Easton, New York
World Telegram; bert L.
Frey, United Press, New York;
Fred Gaertner, Detroit News;
Arthur Godfrey, CHS; ]. Seegar
Heavilin.
Al Hughes, Christian Science
Monitor; Jim Kilgallen, Inter
national News Service; e; Dick
Kirschbaum, Newark Evening
News; William Lampe, Detroit
Times; Boyd Lewis NEA; Daniel
Lionel, Brooklyn Eagle; Glen
Mccarthy, EAL, Housto o n
Robert Mounsier, New York
Sun; Carl Norcross, March of
Time; Wayne Parrish, American
Aviation; Marc Rose, Readers
Paul Sea lera, Time
Magazine; Ansel Talbert, New
York Herald-Tribune; H k e
Miami News.