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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

st. Matthews Spiritual Church
will celebrate its Goth anniver-
sary Wednesday night, Oct. 20,
at 8 pm. Rev. b. Hall, and her
Clesteal Temple congregation
will furnished the evenings pro-
gram.
Rev James RIPLEY, pastor of
the Church of Our Faith, will
deliver sermon for Pastors
Aid Thursday night, Oct. 80.
Rev. A. Cobb, Is minister.
Washington P.T.A. held their
first meeting this fall Wednes-
lay afternoon at the school and
discussed plans for a big men,
bership drive.
The parents officially met
Mr.. McCleak, the new principle,
for the first time. Mrs. Willie
Nae Davis, chairman OF the en-
iertainment committee, served
refreshments. Mrs. Ethel Will
son, the new president, presided
for the first time.
Mrs. Marion Moore's husband,
George, died Sunday afternoon
in the Burton Mercy Hospital.
She has one daughter, Mrs. Mat
Tie Allen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
SEEM
STARS

New York (CNS) +. Louis
Jordan and his Tympany Fire
still like the coast for nothing
has burged them from il in the
last few months. From Los An
geles, he's gone up the line so
that now he's in San Francisco.
doing weeks at time. But then
we can't blame him with the
weather the way il is
Lionel Hampton, meanwhile,
is on the east coast, packing
them in as usual "lIamp' has
an interesting theory for sue
ccSs-absencc makes the heart
grow fondcr lie stays scarce and
thereby hoops ii up when he
comes TO town.
Ethel Waters still great in
our book as an actress and a
singer despite the thinning voice
L. but. is an awful bore on the
race relations subject. She's
talking more these days than
ever before on what the Negro
ought TO do. If she would only
keep to the things she does so
we'll and not try TO outtalk or
outthink the NAACP, she could
grow old gracefully.
Marva Louis Spaulding still
modelling in outstanding cities.
She's got the clothes SO why
not? Meanwhile, her successor
to the Mrs. Joe Louis title =
Rose Morgan is on the cir
cult, too. More than ever since
she too has vacated being Joc's
spouse.
How Mrs. Bates of Arkansas
manages to look as pretty as
picture even though she cal
be deeply worried insidc-is
marvellous study in poise
What we like is her display o
4 femininity while she thinks as
man You just can't under
estimate the power Of woma
as the saying goes.
Durham, ~ {. is still abol
the best model of race relation
in the South separate bl
equal. Perhaps it's because Il
Negro really looks after himsc
better here than in other place
It's been proven you are
equal not so much by d
handing il but by actually bell
one through hard work Durha
Negroes really produce.
lola Ware Curry can get
years. if convicted for attcmpt'
murder Of Dr. King Maj
hope she will.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

While the pork chops and the
onions cook. put the rice, tea
spoon of the salt and 2 cups OF
the water into a 2-quart sauce
pan. Bring to a vigorous boil.
Turn the heat down low. Cover
with a lid. Simmer over this low
heat IA minutes Remove the
saucepan from the heat but
leave the lid on 10 minutes.
Place the cooked rice over the
bottom of a CREASED shallow
baking dish about Ok l2"x q.
Top with the onions and green
pepper Arrange the Drowned
pork chops over the top. Spoon
the tomatoes over the chops.
Pour on the \ cup OF water.
Sprinkle with I teaspoon Of the
salt and black pepper. Cover
with a lid or aluminium foil.
Bake in a preheated $50 +.
oven I hour. Uncover. Add wa
ter II the mixture has cooked
dry. Lower the oven ten1pcra-
ture 10 800 r. Cover the top
with the cheese. When oven
reaches 300' f., return the cas-
scrole 10 the oven until the
cheese mclts, about rs minutes.
This recire makes q servings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

Did YOU ever notice how your
family's eyes light up when you
say you're having pork chops?
Heres a new way TO fix those
chops with another favorite food
- cheese. This casserole is GER
tain 10 please your family.
Golden cheddar cheese bubbles
dcliciously over the top Under
meath are Drowned pork chops,
tomatoes. savory onions, green
pepper and tender white rice.
INGREDIENTS:
6 pork chops
2 cups thin onion slices
l cup chopped green pepper
I cup uncooked white rice
2 teaspoons salt
~ cups water
can (No. 303) tomatoes
II teaspoon blacx pepper
6 thin slices cheddar cheese,
about Il IN.
METHOD: Trim some OF the fat
from the pork chops. Fry out
in a large skillet. Add the chops.
Irown slowly on both sides. Re-
move. Add the onions and green
pepper. Cook slowly until the
onions are tender, about is
minutes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

DETROIT c Byrd %, months aso after he suffered
OF 2O72 West Philadelphia. a stroke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight f.

porary area reporter.
He released the following
news: The Maine Street I'm
provemcnt Club, Mackay Street
Clubs No. 1913 and Mcpherson
announce they will sponsor Hal
foween parties for the children
October 81
The Halleck Street Improve
ment Club is giving a tea Sun
day, Nov, o., 4 to 6 pm. at zoos
Iialleck. r. Il. Huffman is pres
ident.
The Northern Community
Council will give their annual
dinner oct. % at 8 pm. in Yer.
non Chapel A. NJ. E. Church.
1880 Norwood Street.
The Lawley Avenue Improve
ment Club plans to have speak.
ers on the lighting of alleys
north and south of its street
at the next meeting. They have
applied for a charter for their
group. William Clark Jr., Is
president
St Aubin Civic Improvement
Association was organized Sep
TENDER rs. Officers of this
group are Robert Fields, presl-
dent. Robert Sanders, vice pres
idcnt, Mamie Thomas, record
ing secretary; Mary N. Jones,
cor. secy.; Oliver {. Bright
treasurer: and Edith Fry, finan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
- COU r I NE w S -

months ago after he suffered
a stroke.
J L. Dunnigan. SO. of 1902
Clay, was arrested last week
and charged with larceny.
Mrs. Helen Calhoun, 80, who
lives at the Clay address. told
police that Dunnlgan visited her
room while she was seated in
a chair asleep
Mrs Calhoun said when she
awoke she discovered that both
Dunnigan and her combination
radio and record player had dis
appeared
Police said Dunnigar admit
ted the theft. He said he sold
the radio TO an unknown man
for $50.
Austin T.. Rose. 81. of 1869
Sclburn. was charged with pos.
session Of narcotics last week
following his arrest.
Police SAID they observed
Rose throw an object to The
ground as they approached him
in front of 225 Alfred Further
investigation disclosed four
marijuana cigarettes
The officers quoted Rose as
saying, My girlfriend gave me
the stuff"
Henry j. Carroll, 40. of 3O2;
Pennsylvania, was arrested last
week in doorway at 9409
Mack, and charged with carry
ing concealed weapons after pc.
lice found him armed with a
revolver
The officer quoted Carroll as
saying he had loaned friend
So and was given the gun as
security That he was returning
the gun TO collect his money.
Eycrcttc d. Williams, %, OF
1909 Leslie, was charged with
breaking and entering a RECORD
shop last week in a warrant.
Police said Williams admitted
that he and companion brok,
into arccord shop at 2307 Mack
where they stole $50 long play
ms records.
Williams said he sold the rec
ords for Sl00 to $500. Polio
confiscatcd $50 of the stole
} records.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
18th E Warren
COMMUNITY
NEWS
BY LUCILLE ID. COOK
SHADOW SOCIAL

The Mortgage Retirement
Committee is sponsoring a Shad-
ow Box Social Friday night, De-
tober 81 at $3.50 Oakland.
This affair will be like the
old fashion southern church sup
pers. The men will buy the
boxes of food and eat dinner
with the lady who prepared
the meal, The public Is invited.
Mr.. James Chapel is chair
man, Mr.. Andrew Smith. Chair
man of the Mortgage Retire
ment Committee, Mrs. John Lig-
on. co-chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

DETROIT - J c. Byrd. %
of 2O72 West Philadelphia. was
ushed to Henry Ford Hospital
last week suffering from stab
wound of the stomach.
Police said Byrd was stabbed
by his wife. Mary %. during
an argument in their home over
Mrs Byrd STAYING away from
home All night playing poker
Mrs Byrd was arrested and
charged with investigation Of fc-
lonious assault
James Van Brown. 35, Of $500
Cameron suffered a possible
broken neck and head injuries
last week when he fell back.
ward from a porch railing.
Police said Brown had been
drInklnk before the accident
Joseph Rollins Jr., %. of SAP
Fourteenth. was arrested last
week and charged With violat-
ine the state liquor law
Police said they stopped Rol.
Inns for a MINOR traffic VIOLA.
ton They said further inycsti-
CATION disclosed six gallons of
moonshinc whiSkcy in the car.
Confiscatcd we're the whiskcy
- 500 in admitted whiskey -
sales and a 1855 model car.
Robert Jacks, %, of 268 Al
fred. was arrested last week and
charged with breaking and en-
tcrlng
Police said the youth smashed
window in 4 Cal parked on a
parking lot next to 2GGl Hast
ings and removed a ladys short
jacket
Larry Thomas Lewis %. Of
5000 Campbell was arrested last
week and charged with larceny.
Police sand Lewis stole a tire
from a car parked on a parking
lot next to 665 West Milwau.
kcc.
The tire was valued at S55.
Edward Bonner, 66, Of 265.
East Congress, was rushed tC
Receiving Hospital last week aft
er he was found unconsciou
on tho floor beside his bed
Police said Bonner was re
leased from hospital tw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

cial secretary.
Arlington Avenue Conserva'
ton and Improvement Associa-
ton reports that all officers
except the vice president were
reelected. Mrs. Mary Copeland
was elected TO this post.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

Tag Northeast Detroit Spotlite
The lovely home of Mrs. Oil
via Wideman, 1850 Goddard
was the scene of the first fall
meeting of the New Idea Social
and Civic Club. Mrs. Mary +.
Bray presided in the absence
of the president and vice presi'
dent.
Plans for the new year were
discussed and the usual charity
funds and donations will be Civ
en- to the various auxiliaries.
The hostess served a very love.
ly and tasty menu The next
meeting will be with Mrs Nan
ME Lee Sims. Chanie f. Lind
say, reporter.
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Rev. Lee T. Clay will
preach Rev. J. H. Johnson and
the Greater Middle Baptist
Church'S 18th anniversary SER
mon Sunday, OCi. 26.
A meeting of the Nurses
Guild was held Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Effie
Curry, POST Lawley street They
made plans for a trip to Cali
fornil next year for the Ma
tional Baptist Convention and
for their anniversary scheduled
for Nov. 2. The anniversary
program will present the East
Lake Baptist Church and TWEEN
ty-fivc nurses guilds from parts
of southern Michigan. Mrs. A.
A. Banks has been invited as
guest speaker.
The Wolverine State Nurses
net in Pontiac in the Macedonia
Baptist Church, 420 Bloomfield
Street, Tuesday morning TO plan
he coming years program.
Some Ct the members from
Detroit who attended are Mrs.
Annie Butler, state president;
Mrs Sadie Orr. state chairman
If child's welfare; Mrs. Leila
Jacobs, Peace Baptist Mrs Can
us Clemens, Pleasant Grove;
Hrs. Maude Cato, Corinthian;
lrs. Minnie Haskin, Corinthian;
Mrs. Abbic White, Second Bap-
ist; Mrs. Essie Pullett. Second |
Baptist; Mrs. Lewis, New MI.
Mrs. Willie Mae Thorn
on, Mt Zion; and Mrs. Lucy I
lark, Mt. Zion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

God II our refuge and
strength, q very present help
In trouble.-tPsalm 46. H.
There are times when even
the most aggressive. forceful.
self-assured among us must
know. in their secret hearts.
that their human strength is
not enough-thst God alone
can help them in their trouble.
Those who humbly. truly. live
within Him will not fear.
though the earth be removed"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25
cHuckLEs IN COURT

A certain lady took another
lady TO court because she would
MT get rid of the reaches in
her apartment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-25

MOORE APPOINTED SCRIBE
At the executive board meet
ing of the Dawson Association
of Neighborhood Block Club:
Wednesday night in Evans Rec
reation Center Alfred Moore,
President of the Arlington or
ganization, was chosen as tenn
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Russco Boosts
Israel Dividend

AS a result of the recent
action taken by the Treas
ury of Israel, the Rassco Is
rael Corporation has been au-
thorized to increase the dol
lar payment on ISRAS divi-
dends beyond 40.
ISRAS shareholders on rec
ord as of June 80, 1857, who
had converted their Israel
Bonds for participation, may
now avail themselves of the
option to receive the full 800
dividend in dollars.
According to a statement
from the Western Regional
office, this is expected to be
the general policy for all flu
ture dividends of ISRAS. AS
ISRAS has maintained a con-
sistantly high dividend rec
ord over the years, the value
of ISRAS shares is now en-
hanced.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
IIIIIIIIIIlnnIIIIIIIlIlIuIIIIIIIlIIIIlIlIlIIIIIII
Weddings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IlIllllIIlIIIIIIIIIII

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Broder
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Coral Lee, to
Stephen Mazer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred A. Mazer of
Los Angeles. The wedding
took place Sept. 81 at Las We
gas, New.
Mrs. Mazer is a student at
Rincon High School and is a
member of B'nai Birth Girls.
Mr.. Mazer is a member of
Blue Diamond fraternity. He
is a junior in the Liberal Arts
College at the University of
Arizona.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Births


To DR.. and Mrs. Irving Ed
elson, a son, David Ross, in
Plainville, Conn.
Mrs. Edelson is the former
Phyllis Landwald, daughter
of Mrs. Emma Landwald, for
merly of Tucson.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Kurn,
a son, Jeffrey Howard, 6 lbs,
on Sept. 80, in San Francisco.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Agron and Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Kurn, all of
Tucson.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Smith, 6426 Gale Pegaso, a
son, Charles William, 7 lbs. 2
o., on Oct. 7.
Grandparents are Mrs. Ce-
liza Smith of Tucson and Mrs.
Zelma Savitts of Sacramento,
Calf.
To Mr.. and Mrs. David Mar
Gus, a daughter, 6 lbs. 8 o.,
on Oct. II in Chicago.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Mikell of Tucson
and Mrs. Fanny Friedman OF
Benton Harbor, Mich.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Round the Town

mer FLORENCE (HONEY)
HELLER of Tucson.
MIR. AND MRS. MORRIS
SLAVIN, former Tucsonans
now living in Phoenix, visit
ed with their son, Steven, and
friends for Mons and Dads
Day at the University of Ari-
Zona. :.
DIR. Nj. ID. COHEN has re-
turned from Stafford where
he spent a few weeks with his
d ugh ter, MRS. ALVIN
KRUPP, while recuperating
from a recent illness. . MIR.
AND MRS. SAM b. MILLER
have returned home after
spending the summer in the
east. MRS. LOUIS GOLD
BERG spent the past week in
the hospital. Mrs. Goldberg
fell and she reports she is still
quite bruised.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
NORMAN w. SALMON

NORMAN w. S A L NJ D n
has been elected president of
the Southern Arizona Assn.
of Certified Public Account
ants. Norman Wezelman was
elected vice-president. :.
MIR. AND MRS. SIMON
MILBERG from w e o n,
Conn.,, are now making their
home here permanently and
are residing at 2617 E. Ninth.
They are cousins of MIR.
AND MRS. MORRIS KLEIN
4 ERMAN. -.
! DAVID N. GINSBURG has
been named to head the pro-
fesSional division of the
1858 United Com uni t y
iC a m p a G n. And GORDON
GREENWALD will head the
druggists division. -.
4
! Visitors who relaxed at
iTucson's 9th and Country
Club Apartments recently
were MIR. AND MRS. HEN
RY SIEGEL of Philadelphia
and MIR. AND MRS. ABRAM
L. GELLER of Houston, Tex.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
ABRAMSON and daughters
have returned to Tucson and
plan to make their home here
permanently. They are resid-
ing at 4102 E. Pima. Mrs.
AbramSon is the sister of
MRS. MARVIN VOLK. -...
Word has come from MRS.
EMMA LANDWALD that she
expects to leave Painville,
Conn.,, where she has been
visiting with her daughter
and son-in-law, DIR. AND
MRS. IRVING EDELSON,
and will be in Tucson shortly.
En- route on her return to
California, Mrs. LandWald
also will stop to see her son,
SAM -LANDWALD, in Kan
Sas City. -.
BRENDA KURN is now
enrolled at Simmons School
of Social Work in Boston
where she is studying for her
masters degree. -.
DIR. AND MRS. EMANU-
Ell RUBIN are now living in
New York City. DR.. Rubin
is in residency in the patho-
logy department of Mt. Sinai
Hospital. Mrs. Rubin is the
former BARBARA KURN. -.
DIR. AND MRS. HANEN
SWIFT of Galveston, Tex,
spent a day in Tucson last
week. Mrs. Swift is the for
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
mixture. Cook until eggs are
set, and serve.

mixture. Cook until eggs are
set, and serve.
FROZEN EGG SALAD
6 hard boiled eggs
y cup diced celery
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons melted
butter
y cup mayonnaise
Chop the eggs with diced
celery and add salt, melted
butter and mayonnaiSe. Place
mixture into round tall tum-
blers and place in refrigera-
tor to harden. Remove from
glasses before serving, cut
into half-inch slices and serve
on S h r e d d e d lettuce with
green olives.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Every e Seconds

A lot can happen in twenty-three
seconds. Some people - first
sighters" 1 call them-claim to
have fallen in love in that short
a time.
Practically all of us - when
driving-have made some mighty
important decisions in twenty
three seconds. Not always the
right decisions, apparently, be-
cause there's a serious car acci-
dent somewhere in the United
States every twenty-three Sec
onds day and night.
Sometimes accidents just can't
be avoided, but you can always
be sure of dependable Insurance.
protection by consulting an indie
pendent insurance agent. AS an
Independent agent, I work for
YOU. If you have an accident, I
stand by you and help you collect
the full, fair value of your claim.
If you'd like to ask me any ques-
tions, I'll be glad to answer them
right now. No charge or obGga-
ton. Just call
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Whot's Cookin'?


By Mrs. Regina Frischwasser
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
Inc.)
EGGS WITH MUSHROOMS
e. RICE
1 cup sliced mushrooms
1 minced onion
2 tablespoons shortening
Ia cup washed rice
l cup tomato soup
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
Fry the mushrooms and
onion in butter or other short
ening until golden brown.
Add washed rice, tomato
soup, salt and pepper. Sim
mer until rice is tender. Beat
3 eggs well, add p teaspoon
salt and pour over the rice
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17

7--.--..''>> 7--.--..''>>">..,.A::'~~-s eL. IT No. II us. NAvA Reply in Kind To Con Men Using Mails Athens, Ga. (AFPs) -- Many servicemen are plagued by interruptions confidence men acting under the guise of mail-order companies. The newspaper of the Navy Supply Corps School offers this interes- ting and effective way of dealing with these people.
 v If shady business houses insist on sending unordered merchandise to you, the newspaper recommends that the fol- lowing letter Suggested by a Better Business Bureau and changed to fit your MRrticular circumstances should handle We situation nicely.
 Gimmick of the Week, Inc. Slickerville, USA
 Gentlemen
 This is to acknowledge reca1pt of one Genuine Rock-Hard Maple Stretcher. have inspected it carefully and I am glad I did not order it. It leaves me cold and I do not want to purchase it.
 Ny regular fee for opening and ezzHin- ing unordered merchandise is $3. How ever, For Limited Time Only, I am re- ducing this fee to $l.5O!
 On receipt of cash or money order (no cheeks, please) in this amount, you may have a duly authorized representative call anytime between lO:O7 and lO:27 am
 continued next column
The Adak sun., 1958-03-17


 L STATION ............... Monday, l7 March 1858 ] Wednesdays only) and upon proper ident- ification, the merchandise wi Il be turn ed over to him. Or, IL you wish you may send the cor rect postage, plus slight fee of LOO (to cover repacking and mailing costs) ]: and I will send it to you. ]: Remember this offsr is ltmitsd so Act ]: Now And Save 50 per cent. ]: Sincerely, :
 LA. HANCOCK : P.S. Owing to limited storage facili- ; ties, unordered merchandise will not be l held over 30 days. :
 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES : The Internal Revenue Service warns : federal income taxpayers to retain their : copies of returns filed during the cur- " rent tax season. Records of income and ] expenses used in preparation of the re- " turn also should be kept.
 The government has three years after : the return is filed in which to examine : it. If an amount is omitted from the ] return which is more than 25 per cent of " the total gross income reported, the gov- : ernment has six years in which to asses j the tax. Accordingly, as practical :
 continued second ccl,unn of page two :
 l3ND-5954
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

changed its name TO Ben Hur.
It was just plain Ben until 1t
had kittens In Philadelphia.
;. Nancy Dale. Of "rhe Music
Man" Is the only admiral's
daughter on Broadway. Her
pappy. Rear Admiral James
Kepler Davis. was commander
OF amphibious landings In the
Pacific. Ken yofie has my
fayorite singing group. They
call themselves the Fruitjar
Singers.
A tiny celler club called Down
In The Depths. under the Hotel
Duane at Madison avenue and
Thirty-seventh street. is the
towns newest smart spot.
HA%
Private Eye note: The doors
marked Linens. at the Casa
Seville are secret exits which
let the bride and groom escape
from the wedding parties there.
|. Charlie Mlngus and his
group move to the Village VAN
guard. Pete Taro Of c'est
81 Bon reports a flying saucer
landed in front OF Marilyn
Monroe. a Marian jumped out
and commanded. Take mel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
| HOLLYWO
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Koy's London 'Auntie Name,

Name" movie at Warmers
March II. Da Costa will
be screen-testing the boy from
the New York production. Jan
Handslyk. to repeat in the
movie.
Jean simmons. back from
her Home Before Dark" loca-
tioning In Boston, had to wear
her long and British UNDER
woolies. Even the natives found
the near-zero weather hard TO
take. Pat O'nrien and John
Ford were ON the same train
back TO Hollywood early this
week - Ford 70 prepare THE
Last Hurrah" with Spencer
Tracy.
Brigitte nardot has won the
victoire Medal In France as
the worlds most magnetic
movie personality--cutmagn
licking sophia loren, Gina Lol-
lobrigida and Jayne Mansfield.
-
Greta Carlo. on returning 10
New York. became III again.
and the doctors find nothing
much wrong. I've a bunch
Carlo would feel better with
the oldest work. She is
interested in Irving Rapper's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Miss Bancroft Took Charge
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

who made the album THAT
Jones Boy" has a new record
approach: he sings on key.
The biggest art bash in years
opened at Madison Square
Garden. when Lee Nordness
launched Art USA: 1858" in
the basement Of the big sports
palace. Lee has collected hun
dreds Of paintings Cat q 95-
cent admission) and everybody
took to the exhibit except the
Garden stan. The exhibit
fioored the Garden cops. who
started hollering Everybody
outl' 10 minutes before closing
time and kept hollering until
everybody went. To make sure
the art lovers scrammed, the
rest rooms were locked just be-
fore closing time.
The checkroom attendants,
equally bewildered, refuse "a
check books or pictures. Several
painters couldn't find their own
works and one lady painter. in
mink yet. told her companion:
I'm never be able to paint
again. They've stolen all my
ideas"
A chorus girl in the musical
The Body Beautiful" carries
her cat with her and has