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but :: ? read d. please be bear. y, with e,. is; wsire ~ WaH tS 3 "a s.s+e o%!,
let. take a look t what the res of the country is saying and doing
" AccoRDiNc 10 THE MORNING MAIL, the Little Old Town
Many nyf pay Sen;'sns thr i t. sMs sa'i "a y yesans s5tistS Voice ;, When
81 ssns eeRs"' snda last ti year sp1 ON %sdsPs' OF 5h s''R mi q %SaasI li S2&cf IN M;
A Aisxand Masia 5u' aaders stSly AND S' oth sam sre aty American %asa Ne Negroes coneet
singers Who won fame abroad befoIsr gaining respect and pro RTSm in
S SaS5,ss e s p ! al oyer eSs5 4 America T.. but t Va Vas in r. canada : : Ss1d hstin a. 4
H Hs!'e5 york aao RECITAL aatSp marked srfs : his first major program IN Il this e country a4a3;.a
and ands shf Bs sF's!s; y Taylo %,ls 81 t t s: 5sHjssd 8 ss5 SS%y IF NJ M ss as nd 4t was
e Srsan 1s sy ss> Gai d. the hs'E gsy s5an sha s'ss s91 The s.I I!H VS. Delta s@SS; is%s
i $ Sorority s . q or ns 5ome %; Of o the c otheg gH0ue eeu jate de tsem in sege pf1na
A y. sR R2as Ragt5 Broeks n AIsxan sd b in "a aec Tbs eenser SPONSORED ln H NJ. 4 H1ez
5%; $fisjsss s Sss Spiritually II # you're Interested Contact this column
az fA 7 FROM COAST T, TO- .. coAsT; !s.1 asny~ s;;1 , ;ssY i;:x r ;,sxi
and : Shifting lin walk, stsphin Fste5t. Many remember him as the
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. the s;sss:; money ; deal. I n ss's !: r. Il 1 his a;,,t ass cs ssa;
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wa: Just dirt Of the bedroom variety" Up in Harlem, they're
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fist Conventions Booker l. washington Night, an tn
additionally went to late educator Booker 7. Washington before hi
death. And they're saying, the Baptist have, fortunately, gone from
on D ;1'Ffos $ M :5ss5ii, MORNING GRAPEVINE: wep1ays give,
anything to have been in Dayton Sunday for the LINKS Gar
den Party and Hobby Show, and the Democratic Women's League
R 2jiafi ns is hs by anf ff s ssse S SssRt; to T sFne E' Rs ~ i s4B Bs%s' The f 9aS'
er Olympic champ drove his Cadillac. Not too surprised over the
news that a group Of West sders will ask a prominent minister t.
head up a committee to go to bat for them in their fight agans
"Jim Crow at radio station WoNE. They say the station has IRE
stricted" all artists who sound "Negrod" and that only Ace Ds
Jockey Frank Polaek a real great guy, Utilities popular Negro talent
yerised by the station, and threaten to take their case to the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Too bad Congressman
Ed Breen is ill Publisher Paige Strickland, Legion Commando
Joe Larkin, Judge Emmett Jackson, Attorney Albert scharrer, Daily
News Managing Editor Herb Koehl, Police Chief Col. M. C. Kirk
patrick, Assistant Prosecutor Russell Carter among many promnen
Dayton citizens enjoying the Oldtime Newsboys picnic at McCrabb'
Grove :. It was the first time in years that c. J. McIin ST.
missed the Oldtime Newsies event. He's in Michigan; gone fishing.