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Recent winners Of cash in the
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E,rroRIuMs RIaGEsr ANNNERsARY SALE

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hower's failure TO confer with
American Negro leaders on school
desegregation bear fruit?
Meade Alcorn, Republican Ma
tional chairman, heard Benefits
address.
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You can rent that extra room
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Top Negro Sfors
On Fcuss Screen
September 25-2a

One Of the finest Negro casts
in Hollywood history was as
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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR

Seeing Jerry sansby time might mistake him
college prexy his red hair thinning and neatly
place you pipe he has that calm and reflective
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cigarette you thought be Ivy League professor
Of the most successful independent
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From his father Jerry inherited the drug University
Avenue enjoying moderate He pumped in
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years ago sansby organized by Jerrs ia
located at Thomas and
Macbn moved the present location 800 University few
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Harry sansby who
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ESSNER'S

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THE LOWDOWN

New York (ANP)-- Regard
less Of how much regional or local
sponsorship the Nat King Cole
television show has picked up in
scattered spots throughout the
country, the fact remains that
Nat is still the victim of a first
class Jim Crow brush off. And
nobody knows that any better
than Cole, who didn't hesitate re-
Gently to take a blast at the top
moguls on New York's Madison
Avenue, blaming them for the or
ganized resistance to Negro en-
tertainers with regular TV pro-
gramming.
Unflinching as he spoke, Nat
told Variety. the popular enter
tainment trade weekly, that,
After all, Madison Avenue is in
the North and that's where the
resistance is Madison Avenue
still runs television and there is a
certain amount of reluctance on
ii part to sell my show. We have
had a good rating and the top
guest stars in the business"
Giving ample credit to NBC for
starting and continuing his show
Cole declared, "NBC and / are not
doing this a a challenge, but as il
should be done-as part of show
business. Why shouldn't a Negro
entertainer have a show Of his
own?
IT am on TV as an entertainer.
People like the show or not on its
merits, not because of my race.
You don't judge entertainment on
a racial basis"
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THE PAPER WITH ADS
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

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BUREAU OF MISSING CELE-
BRITIES: In case you're wonder
ing whatever happened to Dorothy
Donegan, she's still pounding the
worries. Dottie's been headlining
the Embers in New York, and has
lost OF other engagements lined
up.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

PEOPLE & PLACES: They're
stiI talking about the colossal
box-office blunder the officials at
Forest Hills, Long Island made
during the recent tourney for us.
A. titles. The prettiest and curvi-
est gal in the tournament, Karol
Fageros, was matched against
top-seeded Althea Gibson in the
first round and was quickly elm
mated Talent discovered Phil
Moore's newest find is a shapely
Philly cutie named Carol Stevens,
who has an album released by At
lantic called The Satin DOLL" .
New York publicity gal Ruth Cage
is now press-agenting for Shaw
Artists After seeing the rous-
ing welcome and noisy applause
teen ayers gave Bill "ShiRdig'
Doggett when he appeared on his
popular American Bandstand'
disc jockey show. emcee Dick
Clark told the famous organist
BE my guest anytime you're in
Philly, Bill"
American Bandstand," the
ABC-TV afternoon rock and roll
dance party, became a network
show several weeks ago after be-
ing successfully staged for Phil
adelphia area viewers only for
several years To Steve Gibson
and the Red Caps goes the honor
of being the first talent booked
for the new Deauville Hotel at
Miami Beach, Fla. Spot opens Dec.
20.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-09-20

DISK N DATA; Screamin' Jay
Hawkins, who once cleared the
first two or three rows of seats
during a rock and roll show, when
he emerged from a casket and
started singing his eerie, Il Put
A Spell On You" is up to his old
tricks as usual. The powerful
unged blues shouter has switched
from caskets to huge African
pot-the type once used by can
nibals Watch the new tune
Whats The Word Thunder
birdl" shoot to the top of the rhy-
them and blues heap Here's
tip to solomon Burke, the teenage
singing sensation: II you can't
straighten up and fly right, kid,
YOU might find yourself in the
clutches of New York's Sixth
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THE PAPER WITH PICTURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

familiar to United States ears, but
neyertheless hold attention. tEpic
joe Bushkin-Rhspsodic interpre.
tations by Joe Bushkin's imaginative
piano styling. skillfully accented by a
rich backdrop Of strings. woodwinns
and subtle brass. It's both intimate
and gay. includes such love SONGS as
..Flamingo. Autumn in New York"
She's Funny That Way" Something
Wonderful Happens in Summer"
Capitol T-759.l
Rex Allen--Ailen. the voice of the
West, combines with the singing
an LIP of Western music. Rex's voice
port Of Young lends romantic air TO
the proceedings. Among the 10 tunes
are such favorites as twilight on. the
Trail,S Too Lee Roll Um." THE Last
Round-Up," 'At the Rainbow's End"
and Sky Boss" fDecca DL-6402.l
Lonnie Donnegan--This LIP presents
an Englishman singing American folk
songs--and II sounds like lust that.
Undoubtedly he's quite popular in Eng
land. but his style Just doesn't com
pare TO such artists as Ives. White or
Belafonte, (Mercury MG-20229D
Esquivel---An interesting LIP By Es-
uuivel and his orchestra, as they In
woke the romAnticism. the color. land
the gayety OF Mexico. Sweeping strings
and q fine rhythm section add much
70 such numbers as Amor. Might.
inE ne Love ve Ssss TrODlsat sIsSnes"
and six others. (RcA Victor LPM-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

and nightingales. Composers repre-
sented are de Falla, Albeniz, Granados.
Iturbi and Marauina. columbia
The Crew cuts--Boys have another
commercial LIP. as they do 10 numbers
which are supposed to be their own
iavorites. Their typical styling is given
e sdSn iss@s s q hers ny q eor
ever. :Johnson Rag" and seven Others.
(Mercury MG-20IHD.)
THE Mellow Moods Of Jana
truly great LIP. featuring nine ia
ous one 1s q .ss Sa Sh
noodling Of what Do You Want to
Make Those Eyes at Me For" It's
paGka sS that that wears wear ven with listen
treat with each repeated hearing.
field's "Eyerything's Been Done Be-
fore, Hal McKusick's Moments Like
Hucko's whats New" and Tony
SCOTS Let's Take the Long Way
Home tRcA Victor LPM-l385)
Al HIbbler-This LIP by Hibbler is
P bot as 5000 ,h as s bis PREVIOUS one
OF. maybe he Just wasn't in good
:'Bscause q YOU" ITS fs BEEN BEEN a Ions,
Long Long Tine; s.o and Sweet slumber."
Nick N0ble-An excellent LIP pre-
sents this comparatively new singer
70 the public, His rich voice embraces
whether it's the nostalgia OF Cottage
Tor Sale" or the exotic setting OF
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams" Also
In the set are Purple Shades" Body
and Soul" I'm Through With Love"
Time Was" Outside Of Heaven" and
fve others. (Mercury MG-2O1S2.)
Tony Travis-Tony is another new
singer who is now presented In his
nrst LIP. It's q successful set. dis
playing q romantic voice that also
gives q hint Of the vitality Of the per-
Sonable young man singing. Numbers
are well chosen. including Lazy
Afternoon" i See Your Face Before
Ne" Meanin' Low" Island in the
Easy Street" tRcA Victor LPM.
Guy Lombardo-A toe-tickiing LIP
OF melodic gems from Broadway plays
during the past decade. Fine for
either dancing or listening. as the
Royal Canadians lend their smooth
style 10 such great songs as Il Love
Paris" Getting 70 Know You" "On
the Street Where You Live" An Of
You" Hey There" Once in Love
and five others. capitol T-7SS.5
Boris Sarbek - Sarbek's string
studded orchestra purveys a Hitting
brand OF music in their Touch OF
Paris" LIP. Most numbers are un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

into full swing this week-with
hardly a question mark any
where in sight.
This is how the winners
circle looks in advance, for
everything from the New York
Drama Critics citations next
Tuesday through the Pulitzer
Prize windup in May:
Best American play, Eugene
O'Neill's posthumous Long
Days Journey Into Night;
best musical. MY Fair Lady" in
contests for which it is eligible,
and Bells Are Ringing" for
those considering only shows
arrived since September. waltz
of the Toreadors" is leading
nomination as outstanding
foreign play.
Among standout individuals,
Margaret Leighton is ahead
for diStaff stellar honors with
her work in Separate Tables"
and Fredric March appears
in as the male star for his
thesping in the ONeill opus.
In the song-and- dance di-
vision. Judy Holiday distin-
guished herself as a new femme
musical star. and Sydney
Chaplin was the standout male
newcomer in a supporting role,
both in BELLS Are Ringing"
Citation as top director seems a
cinch for Jose Quintero. also
of Long Days Journey Into
Night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
TOPS IN POPS
Eddie Souter Signs
!, German Rodio Pact

Souvenir D'Italie" on MGM.
;. Orkster Dan BellOc to cut
Dance Date With Dan" LIP
for Fraternity Records. :.
Title tune of Warmers "A Face
in the Crowd" put in the
groove for Columbia by The
Hi-L0's. MGM to issue
sound track LIP of Silk Stock
ings" Margaret Whiting
switching to the Dot label,
where she'll wax three LIPS of
tunes by her father, the late
Richard Whiting. Alex
North has completed an LIP of
Jazz themes from films for
RCA Victor. Set will be titled
North of Hollywood" !.
Mercury accurdionist Dick
COntinO is being groomed to
become a bandleader. =.
Meyer Davis sliced two dance
LIPS for ABC-Paramount. :.
Decca pacted two new pop
singers, Bob Ritterbrush and
Glenn Reeves.
JUST RELEASED
George Shearing--George'g quintet
Is in Latin mood for this fiery LIP
ana the tropical tempos are mighty
tantalizing His shadings and in
terpretations are both interesting and
inventive and caress the ear with
pleasurable sounds Among the high
lights. are "Mambo With Me-" Per
hidia Without You, Yours .
Cuban Love Song" "Old Devil Moon"
and 'canto Karabah." Capitol
T-137l
Andre KOstelanetz--A slick LIP by
Kosty. as he does THE Lure OF
Spain II includes, between selec-
tons OF the most enchanting Spanish
music, exciting sounds from Spain
itself--on- the-Spot Flamenco record
inss. bull-ring orchestras. church bells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

lifting romance which they've
already sung 1000 times
across this land.
What We have now is a
blending of little details from
productions in many places"
Kiepura adds.
Both he and Miss Eggerth
declare the secret of the oper-
etta's enduring. popularity is
the music-"even We never
grow tired of it,"
There is just one detail that
bothers blond Marta.
always. when I do the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Likely Winners

Awarding Of citations for
this years outstanding Broad
way players and dramas gets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

Eddie Sauter, co-leader of
the famous Sauter-Finegan
band. has accepted the post
of music director of Sudwest-
funk. radio center in Baden
Baden. Germany. He signed
q three-year contract. and be-
gan work there April /.
Sauter takes over the radio
band formerly led by Kurt
Edelhagen, who has switched
to another station. tDecca
recently released a Jazz from
Germany LIP by Edelhagen.)
While in Germany, Sauter will
retain his interest in the
Sauter Finegan orchestra,
which records for RCA Victor.
He will continue to contribute
half of the arrangements, with
Bin Finegan supplying the re-
manning half. Also, the band
will now be led solely by
Finegan.
Two other American Jazz
arrangers recently accepted
long-term deals in Europe.
Pete Rugolo has become mus
ical director for Nichole Bar
clay's big recording combine
in Paris. and Billy Byers has
taken the same type of posi-
ton with Ray Tentura's disc
company. also in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Men Made a Mistake,
Eortho Kit Declares
Continued From Page E-9

Continued From Page E-9
en-" she analyses. "And she
says. If you don't like me
the way I cam. to hell with
you"
Find Someone Else.
The wide-set Kit eyes grow
interpretive.
Now / always feel a person
doesn't have to adjust to the
world--the world has to adj
just to you. 1t you find some
one who doesn't adjust to you,
you can always go find some
one who does"
Having settled the subtlety
to her own satisfaction. the
29-year-old star goes on to
other matters.
She became involved with
'Shinbone Alley" six months
ago when she was presented
with a copy of the script and a
musical recording. She implies
she was somewhat less than
enchanted with the latter, but
the stories fascinated her.
3 II had never heard Of Mar
quis before" admits frankly
the girl whose first work was
picking cotton as a child in a
South Carolina field.
'sHe's full of deep philoso-
ply, deep thought and liberal
iSm-and at the same time had
the ability not to put his foot
in his mouth
Audiences Differ
Miss Kilt went into rehear-
sal after a whirlwind 14-day
trip around the world that in
cluded a chat with Prime Min
lister Nehru of India.
Prior to that 1--WE had just
10 days. off from work in five
years." she continues. To ease
up on the tension she has
sworn off such extra activities
as television and night club
appearances during the run at
the Broadway Theater.
Instead of going out-of town
for a shakedown tour, Shin
bone Alley" tried out with a
series of nine preview per-
formances here. Unpredict-
able Eartha was gratified at
the breaking of tradition.
Audiences everywhere are
different" she asserts. con-
tradicting an old show BUSH
ness cliche.
why should a musical shape
itself to audiences somewhere
else, when what it wants to do
is play New York;"
~ +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
PREvIEws AND REVIEWS

Singer John Leslie waxed
his initial sides for Epic. .
The Ma'mSelles, a femme
vocal quartet, signed with Vik.
Liberty to issue sound
track LIP of Allied Artists
Hot Rod Rumble" Angela
Drake will make her disc
debut with Leroy Holmes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
. SUPER 29 DRIVEN

3 Miles West Of Fairfax on Route 80.
TOP SECRET AFFAIR" KIRK
DOUGLAS. SUSAN HAYWARD. at
MITCHELL. ROSEMARIE BOWE, at
and 1880. Two Cartoons. Children
Under IL Free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

waltz ! get seasick," she re-
marks. mo matter what
language We sing in"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Durable "Widow"

Never underestimate the lady
known to music as THE Merry
Widow" declare Jan Kiepura
and marta Eggerth.
Every country claims the
operetta for its own, says
Kiepura.
Wherever we sing the same
thing happens" he adds.
People say, Don't tell us how
to perform the Merry Widow.
1t belongs to u.s.
BY now Kiepura- Eggerth
rank as authorities on the
famed Franz Lehar work.
Married Is years, they have
toured the world in many mu-
steals. but most Of all they
have done THE Merry Wild
ow" and have displayed her
charms in four languages -
English, French. Italian and
German.
Now they are installed anew
at the City Center with the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
HAMMER SLAYER
GETS SO YEARS
IMPRISONMENT

CHICAGO - CAMP - A IT.
year-old White youth here was
sentenced to SO years impriron-
ment for the brutal hammer
Staying last March of Negro
high school honor student and an
immediate expression of dissent
ment was heard from the public
in view of the light sentence.
Joseph Schwartz drew the sem
tence after waving a jury trial
and being tried by Chief Justice
Wilbert F. Crowley Of Criminal
Court. Schwartz had earlier ad-
mitted the brutal and unprovoled
Staying of Alvin Palmer as he
stood on street corner awaiting
bus. The dead boys father, Eli
jah Palmer, Immediately termed
the sentence eight" in COMPARE
son to the nature of the crime.
Eleven other Whites indicated
charges in the case are expected
to go on trial this week.
Schwartz SO year sentence
means that he can be eligible for
parole after serving Is years, ac-
cording to officials. States Attor-
ney Benjamin Adamowski assai1-
ed Judge Crowley's verdict as be-
ing very lax. He stated, that in
view of a recent case where no
years was meted out to the per-
petrator, (which in degree Of
viciousness and premeditation in
no way compares with the I'M
provoked killing of an innocent
boy, the verdict in this case
shocks every fiber of my being"
The 17-year-old White youth
testified last week in his own de-
Tense claiming he had drank a
bottle of wine and bottle of
beer and remembered nothing
about killing the 17-year-old Me-
gro honor student at Farragut
high school here.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
Richmond Heights Flashes
BY ORA o. TALYoR

Fourth of July was observed by Martin Me-
mortal Youth Center with weiner roast with
punch on the parks grounds followed by series of
ball games by teenagers and adults.
The Youth Council of Martin Memorial Youth
Center met in the Center Recreation Room on last
Tuesday evening to discuss business vital to the
growth of the Center. Present were President Cad
Mays; Vice President King S. Fi,her; Finance Sec
rotary Mrs Vernice Ross; Treasurer Mrs. Daisy
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13
BAPTIST LEADERS
COY OVER
PRESIDENCY OF
NBC, Inc.

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Bap-
fist leaders representing t h e
South and the North sought to
care a rumor Of possible disunity
in the ranks of the National Bap-
ltist Convention, u. S. A., Inc.
Three prominent ministers were
interviewed by am Associated Ne
gro Press correspondent follow
ing the Honor Day" event last
Sunday. at Abyssinia Baptist
Church.
The writer button-holed two
state convention leaders and a
regional vice PRECEDENT, the form
er DR.. Sandy f. Ray of Corner
stone Church, Brooklyn, and DIR.
William Holmes Borders of Wheat
Street Church, Atlanta, and, the
latter, DR.. Garner C. Taylor of
Concord Church. Brooklyn.
Though each of the three men
has been prominently mentioned
IS presidential timber for the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, they
refu-ed to discuss this issue other
than to say that it was a rare hon.
or for any man to be chosen to
led the oldest and largest Bap-
fist organization.
FACE VITAL ISSUES
Questioned concerning the conn
ing national convention in Louis
vile Sept. 3-8, they concurred
that the convention is in a. state
of uneaciness due to the tenure
rule in the Constitution, which
would restrict DIR. j. H. Jackson
of Chicago from running for a
fifth term.
The prominent Baptist minis
tiers agreed that the uppermost
matter facing the session will be
the reaffirming of unity among
the leadership OF the organiza-
ton and the determination of the
strength and integrity of the con-
stitution.
with such leaders as DR.. Mar
tin Luther King within our ranks
and the tremendous growth of our
denomination, we have no trepi-
dations for the future" said one
of the churchmen.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Ernestine) Collins purchased
this beautiful Edison Center Dade County Pne located
at 943 NV 63rd St. from Mrs Serks Mr. Bliss completed
this transaction thru Fair Realty, PL 7-1645