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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26

$500
2-story semidet.; rms. bsmt.;
oil h..a. heat: alum. storm dTs..
windows; remodeled k. and D.;
cow. transp. shopping; low taxes:
$500 On. RIA. 3-6637.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
EMBASSY APIS.
1913 Harvard ct. .n.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. Pullman kit, bath.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE
38th and Alabama Ave. Sc,

| washlnRton's most beautiful ans
ments, So tcres 81 beautifully Ana ana
scaped ground. vet only Is min.
utes from downtown washington b
public transportation or attOmO.
bile; ! and 2 bedrm. apartments
reasonably priced. furnished or un'
furnished Wired for cir ccndi'
Rental once. 2OOl 3sth stree
sc. Phone LU 3-S2S5, SIS: 80. Mon.
day through Saturday, 1880 Sun
COLORED - 40s2 BENNNG RD
6.E.-Liv,. Im.. bedrm., kit... d.
and trssnsSp,: S00.50, incl. all utils
10. s-Sb00.
COLORED, ar. N. Capitol and N
NV rms, kit. and bath: auto
heat: nice yard. JE. 2-1S6e.
cQL0RED-lale llth ST. NV
s ssaSS'' SIS 49, "a. DsI-S7slt. ' Ii'' 'n'
COLORED--bOO 18th N.E.-TVt
rms. kit. and bath. Key Ant q
DUVALL, DI, 7-640O. 2ss
CoLORED-l2ss FLORIDA AVE
SS6.50. Can NEWsoME, i1io i
eet. ne, Ii. 3-2070 for further IN.
formation about this and Other
desirable locations.
COLORED-HIGH, DRY. nice base
ment apt; 2 bedrooms. bath anS
Kitchen; sos . month; on l4th ct
carline: utlls. furn. RA. 0-1305.
cOLoRED
1908 Eyart 81. me-: efielene!
and 1-bedrm. apis. s52.7b Il
500 so. Resident mgr. will show.
1888 e2nd 81. NV. $40: liv
nm, bedrm.. kit. bath; newli
dec.
1915 Belmont ct. NV. nm. kit
and bath. 500. Jsnitor will show
WALKER a DUNLOP. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
ROOMS FuRMlsHED-M.E.

COLORED--3aI D ST. N.R.--Nice
large front room on earline; cou-
pie. blocks from Union station.
Call after 5 pm. Ii. ESTES.
COLORED-LOVRLY RM.-Relined
lady; PRIVILEGES; cow. transp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

UOOOeO sOu "Wb
BRIGHTwOOD--Handy to all
schs.; 9 rms. Save $1,000 & sold
1907 sth ct, nv. TU. 2-5s05.
CHEVY CHASE. d, C..WAKEFIELD
--Center-hall red brick Colonial
featuring huge liv. rm. with hre-
Sized PV SsSrms sm b q U0f Eng SooS.
stairs 70 attic with additional
room. Pull bsmt.; gas h.-w. heat;
2-car detached garage. Walking
distance 70 Murch Elem. School.
Price, S31 $50. Ewes. call EN- %
1850; THOMAS J. FISHER d CO.,
CHEVY CHASE, d. Gully air-
conditioned split-level brick RAM
bier. 3 bedrms., 90 baths. den or
clubrm., maids rm. and bath,
R2Hsos6 6M pssiS eE aRssa1aAks E 4 'S ssS es
Oh. CHAsE--Modernized. 30-tt. liv.
rm elee. Kit: 4 bedrnss:. baths tbs
re 3-I776, Pc. $3.50. %.
GEOROEToWN-Desirable home.
nns condition; din. I'm. has
imported in 100. opsnins onto onto
patio with awning and deep gar
places. SAMUEL Z. BooLEY.
d. c. once, AID. 4-0290i ewes.
AID. 4-4613.
GEORGETOWN-See our listinEs
from SSi,0O0 up. SAMUEL 3.
BO0LEY. D. G. once, AID. 4.
0s90; ewes, AD. 4-40iS.
Observation-Disclosures c-unit
apt; $4,000; also shop. and Q
apis. on Wis. ave. S32. 500.
house; S23.b00. others. Sf3. 500
to $4,000. STEVENS. Pc. S5o4g9.47.
33RD PL. AND CLEVELAND AVE.
--$2l 900 semidet.. 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, 2 liv. rms. din. rm.; encl.
yard; EaTage. ,Agent haAspRA H tAls
Ian Ian. 4 GO NA s a. Amt Or u se he,
spect
POTOMAC PALISADES; S15,95O-
Big 4-bedrm,. frame Colonial IN
s ssselens u s0n ana 81: sSsds p0 Ss sS sT
minutes TO town BY streetcaf or
bus. FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. INC,
DI. 7.1411; ewes. WO. 6-3300.
STA. 05O-Si 900 down buys this
clean. comfortable bungalow. lust
z blks from from W I r., Rs s:,sh sy bed
din. rm., kit. and porch. on one
level. 4th bedrm. upstairs; full
bsmt.: OIL h n; ear. Inspect to-
EAwRENcE Y. LUTEs co.
3-BEDRM., 2lt.BATH painted brick.
Full bsmt. and attic. att. garage;
mr.. schools, churches; storess'
1881 Hurst teri. NV. Call OWN
ER. EN- 10000. for appointment.
OPEN a643 10th : Best buy in
town, excel. .neighbors. cor. eet.
brk.. q r. 8 b. gar. RIA. 6-4422.
iend AND HARRISON NV. -
Spacious. 4 bedrms... mod. kit. (:
sunpch.: lge cor. lot with big trees,
fenced in; close to schools, trans,
shop: $24,9b0. Wo. $685..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
"old Cope Cod"

Thot's the nome OF the current
recording. but we do have like.
new Cope Cod bungalow to offer
you. Located in Euclid just south
of the Blvd. nem transportation.
shopping and schools. Large living
room with fireplace. jr. dining room.
getting space in the kitchen. full
basement. rear porch: $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
TIMBERLAKE
Sl9,90O Attached Guruqe

Knotty pine livin groom with wood
burning fireplace and knottY pine
poneled dining room and kitchen.
One large bedroom Q6xl8) on lst
floor with End bedroom or den.
Space on End floor for 2 large bed
rooms. Aluminium storm and screen
windows. Large porch. attached
one-cor garage. On beautifully
lundscoped l23x200 #. lot.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
Are You Looking

For home within walking distance
to Euclid's largest shopping center?
Have you been looking for ON extra
large lot? Here is the perfect starter
for you. Lorge living room, cozY
kitchen with plenty of eoting oreo;
2 bedrooms down and room for 2
more on the End: gorcge. solid
drive: completely londscoped. Own
er is transferred. Priced to sell at
Sl5.50o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

NSn - O& 64VSs
Spacious . bedroom rdnch. built-in
extras. l0rge closets. dishwosher.
disposed; privdte beach club; only
$l7.4oo.
EUCLID-Sl4,S00
lst Offering. immaculate 2 bedroom
bungalow. expansion up. newly dec
oroted. only years old.
SI3.5oo
yeor old ronch. 2 bedrooms. ex-
pension up: kitchen with eating
spoce; large lot.
$4,000
Lurqe room colonial, basement,
garage. clay tile bath; conveniently
located.
$I7.9o0
S yeor old custom built ranch. wood
burning fireplace. dining room.
corport plus garage. deep lot; neor
oil conveniences.
SI9,s0o
Brick ranch, large rooms. plus
fumilY room. Anoched garage. 2
boths; excellent buy.
BRICK-SI9.900
4 bedroom semi-ronch. dining room.
enclosed breezewoY. double at
toched garage.
EUCLID DUPLEX
SIS, divided basement. fenced-in
yard. Competing: garage; neor all
conveniences.
LARGE BUNGALOW
2 years old. bedrooms. expansion
up; full basement; double garage;
beautifully decorated; owner trons'
ferred.
HAROLD
TRATTNER
REALTOR NILS
RE. 2-72o0. 766 E. 222 RE. 2-8668
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
lash STREET BUNGALOW

#4l4. Brick and frome custom built
Vestibule entrance, living room fea-
tvres open stoirwoy. Lovely kitchen
and dinette combination; bedrooms,
2 baths; mony extros. Recreation
room and 2-eor sorose. Beech ptiviI-
eyes. Only years old. Coll now.
~. 6-l600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
EUCLID BRICK BUNGALOW

#44o. A very neot and clean 3-bsd-
room brick home in very nice sec
tion of Euclid. Divided basement with
recreation room. Quick possession as
owner wos transferred. For appoint.
ment TO see, coll ~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
RANCH
$500 Down FHA
Sl3.500

Extensively londscoped 5oxl5o #.
lot, Garage. storm and screen win.
dows. venetian blinds. Must be sold
this weekend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

#459. Ioeoied Just off Eost ls5th,
north of Blvd. lorss living and dining
rooms; cory kitchen with nook; eIoy-
tile bath and z bedrooms down, also
z more bedrooms and both up. Rec
reotion room and 2-eor eorose.
cIosed-in porch, oIUminvm storms and
screens. Beech privileges. und Ter
$4,000, minimum down. Call now.
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

St. Williom's Perish. This 3-bed-
room brick ranch. just 4 years old.
lectures 2-cor ottoched garage.
reur potio. dream kitchen and 2
full baths. Home is vacant and
immediate possession is ovoiloble.
Priced to sell for $24.5o0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
KIRKLAND

Cape Cod $l6.990
8 bedrooms. tile bath. unusually
nice kitchen with dinette. hardwood
floors. noturol woodwork. large
closets. full divided basement. Lot
size is 80xl80. This home is only
8 YsuIs old and must be seen to
be appreciated.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

UTOPIA BEACH COLONIAL
Vast. Lovely topestry brick eenter-holl
colonial. Conventional first floor plus
lovotory and elossdin sunroom. 3
bedrooms on second floor. Finished
reereotion room, 2-cor garage, cor
petinq, olvminvm storms and screens,
z open firepIoees. 41a9o financing
ovaiIobIe. Only years old. Call now.
w. 6-lo0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
NEW STONE-FRAME RANCH
Sl5,o0o

#l72. z bedrooms; raised stone
heorth, wood burning fireplace; tsle-
phone and ~ outlet; lot 72xlSo in O
new community. Hos go, furnace.
Close TO good schools. A de luxe
built home in nicely wooded oreo.
Coll ". o-l600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
z IN |
says

Fences like the one behind me) are only q
decoration out here in West Lake County
where living is SO nice :. Stop in or call
Lofferty's and let them show you whot
mean
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

WILLOUGHBY HILLS RANCH
#447. 6 houses North of White, ]
oere of we'll londseoped lot overlook
ing Metropolitan Park. ga rooms con-
sistina Of 3 bedrooms, Va clay tile
boths; large kitchen with eating
.poee; large living room with wood
burning fireplace; II" dinette; 2-eor
aoraae. This Enelish.style ranch is on
ideoI suburbon home. Call ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

Spacious . bedroom ronch. built-in
extras. lorge closets. dishwosher.
disposal; privdte beach club; only
$l7.400.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

Yes - we have q home for you
under 100000 - just listen and
you will see - bedrooms - liv
inq room - kitchen and beautiful
new bathroom situoted on
spacious lot and hos q large ga
rage - beautifully londscuped and
situoted in wonderful Willowick.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
BUNGALOW $1,000

1875. Worth seeing. Nice lot-lorge
one-eor sorose; circulating oil heof;
large living room and eood-sized cot
inc creo in kitchen. Coll ". $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
Duplex

Located in beautiful Euclid-S room
suites - 2 bedrooms and double
qcroqe - each suite is equipped
with Competing and rear porches-
completely screened in and includes
storm windows for some. Amozing
low price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

ENST ~L6V6HNIN1 SHNIE
#l33. bedrooms; large living room
oeross front of house; Youngstown
sink in kitchen; moke this on ideoI
home for the larger family or for
income; ottoehed soroee. Close to
good transportation and schools. Coll
~. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01
SI7,500

512 room bungalow with large
bedroom on 1st; nice sized bed
rooms on End; kitchen with large
dinette; tile both; full basement;
ll2-cGr gorGge; on q lot 50xl42. In
excellent condition.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-01

#275. Ioeoted off Bobbitt Rood, Just
south Of the shopping center is this
3.bedroom colonial. Less than five
yeors old, hos living room, dining
room and Kitchen down, 3 niee-sized
bedrooms up. Home is in excellent
condition. Hos oIUminum storms and
screens. Owner leaving town. Coll
todov 70 see. W. o-lo00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

36x48-inch posteop TobIe opens to so" long, &AA q
will scot Up to 10 persons Arm Choir and Side ~AO ~
chors have plostie scots and books Two-tcne O0
eolots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Modern S-Pe. Sectional Sofa Outfit
With Genuine FOAM RUBBER Cushions

So SNORT lovely and yet owpced when you buy The
HUB This lovely Sectional Soto decorator coors
epert upholstered with interesting heform detailing Cushions
mode Of genuine Foam Rubber for that depdown comfort Two
beautifully styled posctop SeEnd obes and Matching Round
Cocko Tob PLUS lovely boss and block Tobe Lomps provide
the perfect accessories for up-to-dote
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20

ancholia, apprehension, cardiovas-
cular crises and emotional con-
WILSON'S.
Results Of Poor Conditions
The results, he added, often
were high blood pressure under
anesthesia, contractions of the
veins before and after the inser-
ton of a needle, sharp blood sugar
increases and obstetrical convul-
sions, all presenting operative haz-
ards.
at is evident" he said, "that
we must improve the socio-eco-
nomic conditions around us if both
white and Negro infants of the
underprivileged segments are to
be protected.
"And we must give special at
tention right now to creating eli.
mates of tranquility and accept
ance for Negro patients in our
care. That is the program in es-
sence that gave us our success at
University Hospitals"
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20

The November meeting will eli
max the 62-history making years
of the development of the Church
of God in Christ, which had it's in
ception in a small former cotton
gin in Lexington, Miss. According
to the latest official National Coun-
ell of Churches report, the Church
of God in Christ is the largest
pentecostal of holiness denomina-
ton and ranked in the upper fourth
of the 255 religious denominations
in terms of membership, in the
United States.
In its early stages, the Church
of God in Christ, as a holiness and
pentecostal group, was the victim
of much persecution. In some parts
Of the U. s. today, the group is
still the victim of local ostracism.
Nevertheless the Church of God in
Christ Is tasty becoming a major
economic stronghold, owning prop
erty worth millions; and also a
source of constant pride to it's
members.
Aside from the more than 1900
churches throughout the United
States, the denomination also
claims churches In Alaska, Canada
Cuba, South Africa, Haiti, Jami-
Ella, Liberia, Hawaii, and England.
Presently, the church has under
construction an ultra modern print.
ing and publishing house in Mem
phis, with tentative dedication
scheduled for January, 1858.
For the 50th Convocation, Bishop
A. B. MeEwen and Bishop ]. o.
Patterson, of Memphis, are host
Bishops. Mrs. Lillian Brooks Cof-
fey Is general supervisor of Wom-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20

provides the widest degree of au-
tonomy yet accorded to Frances
African colonies as such.
Wide Role Pressed
The system is not likely to be
permanent. Political leaders are
exerting pressure for an evolution
toward still greater self-rule.
French officials are cognizant of
this and foresee the probability of
further change. Some observers
here predict that within IS months
to three years the eight terri
tories will have achieved internal
self-government. In the external
sphere some sort Of federal or
confederated. relationship wi t h
France is predicted.
The achievement of independ-
ence by Ghana, Nigeria's prospect
i've attainment of sovereignty and
the accomplished independence of
Tunisia and Morocco have all
served to stir nationalist feelings.
The elections gave the biggest
representation for the federation
as whole to the Reassemblement
Democratique African and allied
groups. The party gained clear
majorities in the Ivory Coast,
French Guinea, the upper Volta
and the French Sudan. 1t will have
a majority in the Grand Council
that meets in Dakar.
The African Socialist movement
triumphed in Niger, the African
Convention party in Senegal. the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
Two Ford Foundation
Grants 1otaIing.
S45O,000 Awarded
Howard University
Gifts Earmarked For
College Of Medicine
And African Studies
Program

Washington, D. C.-Howard Uni
versity officials today announced
the receipt of two grants totaling
$450,000 from the Ford Foundation
of New York City.
A grant of 100000 was made
to the College of Medicine, and
will be used for Institutional pur-
poses; while a $50, 900 award went
to the College of Liberal Arts and
the Graduate School to help finance
the University's expanded African
Studies Program.
The medical school grant was
the second of two gifts which the
Foundation announced in Septem-
Der, 1866. At that time the school
received $500, 900. According to the
terms of the grant, the money will
be held by the University as an
invested endowment for 10 years,
during which time the income from
the investment may be used for
Institutional purposes. After 10
years the University. will be free to
use the principal sum.
The gift to the College of Medi-
cine was one of 45 made to private
medical school in the United States
in the Foundations $4,000, 900
program to strengthen medical in
struction.
The gift for African Studies was
also the second made to the Univer-
sity by the Foundation. In 1854 a
grant of $4,000 enabled the pro-
gram, which is an inter depart
mental project, to be expanded. The
new grant will assure the continu-
alton Of the expanded program for
another five years.
The gift is designed to provide
increased opportunities for under.
graduate students to study Africa
and its problems, and to train selec,
graduate students who plan to con.
tinue their studies of Africa or te
work in the African field. The
program is directed by DR.. E
| Franklin Frazier, professor of So
GEOLOGY.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
See Bly,.
Continued from Page One(

Continued from Page One(
es the authority of elected govern
ments.
The newly elected Legislatures
and Ministers named from their
membership will have wide control
over domestic affairs in the eight
territories making up the West
African Federation.
Within the limited scope of Fed
eral authority, representatives of
the territorial Legislatures will
also participate through member
ship in a Grand Council of the
Federation.
Foreign relations, monetary af-
fairs, external commerce, security
and the judicial system will remain
in French hands. Top French rep
resentatives will also retain veto
powers.
The new system is thus a long
way from full self-rule, but it
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
Negro Deaths -.
Continued from Page One)

gee Institute.
27j00o Deaths Cited
"What this MEANS" DR.. Hing
son said, sis that the $1,000 Negro
deaths last year in this anesthesia-
childbirth category, though OBJ
viously a great reduction over the
rate Of loss in the past decade,
were serious but largely prevent
able drain upon our national treas
ure of human lives and potential
skills."
About 500 physicians, medical
teachers, research and clinical per-
.sonnel, public health experts and
nursing directors from 38 states
are attending the meeting. 1t pro-
notes intersectional and interracial
pooling of medical knowledge to
help the needy sick of the rural
South.
Possible To Reduce Deaths
'The fact that there is this diff
ference in racial mortality rate, is
not something new" DR.. Hingson
said, 'but that we can now do
something about reducing the
shocking discrepancy is the new
thing"
The medical profession, he said
Is we'll aware that major hazard
In administering anesthesia to
Negro patients is that the dark
skin fermentation makes it diff
cult to recognize the appearance
Of eyanosis. This is the blush
celebration attending loss of suf-
ficient oxygen under the anesthetic
mask.
"The fact is," DR.. Hingson de-
clared, "that anesthetic deaths can
be greatly reduced by recognizing
the hazard Of the Negroes ability
to camouflage syanosis and by
enriching the oxygen amount ad-
ministered."
How Problem Was Met
DR.. Hingson said that the pro-
gram evolved to meet this problem
at Cleveland's University Hos.
pitfalls, he is director of anesthesiol-
ogy, called for 40 per cent min
imum in oxygen percentage when
ever Negro patients were con-
cerned.
The normal" oxygen percent
age for a white person under anes-
thesia is zoe.
"This is simply recognizing the
Negroes need for special attention."
he said.
The University Hospitals accept
all patients regardless of color.
AS for the deaths in childbirth
and other instances not directly
attributable to anesthetic accidents,
DR.. Hingson declared that the
socio-eeonomic conditions of Negro
life developed psychological factors
that subjected the Negro to a spe-
cial stress under surgery.
Studies in South Africa, Jamaica
and this country, he said, indi-
cate that where the Negro expert
enced slum housing and inferior
status, he tended to racial mel
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
orletoWn Girl
Makes Good

Atlantic City, N. ]. - When she
was a teenager, Il year old Patti
Harris found it hard to find
school to learn dancing as she
craved to become a chorus girl
someday. Six years later the local
girl returned home with scrap
book full of clippings about her
exploits as one of producer Larry
Steeles' beige dancing beauties.
Her first act was to seek a part
ner to open a dance school here
in this resort town catering to kids
from 2 to Is years Of age. In a
talk with Harlem businessmen
Clarence (Bubber) Fields she found
a partner, rented a store. bought
some furniture and put up in lights
the name: Fields Harris School Of
Dancing.
Since her opening last June the
school has prospered and now
boasts of having 800 youngsters
enrolled and a teaching staff of 8.
In response to the mothers and
fathers of the enrollees, she's soon
adding a course, for grownups who
want to learn the latest like the
Cha-Cha and the Mambo.
"I've always wanted to do some
thing for kids" she said, because
/ feel much of their early training
in culture things like dancing has
been neglected. After learned ]
found out it gave me grace, poise
and a sense of how to conduct my
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-20
New Calypso
Singer A Hit

Pittsburgh-Within a week after
he landed in America from his Mas
sau, Lord Boo Boo proved himself
a niteclub hit here at the Copa.
A packed audience cheered his
act at the conclusion and owner
Lenny Littman Immediately signed
him for a return date.
Boo Boo's new King record, "De
Knife, De Fork and De Spoon"
also won disc jockey approval in
the Steel City and is slated to
become the biggest calypso hit tune
Of the year. Already Harry Bella
fonte was repeatedly making plans
to record it at his next session.
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