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and now seems TO have a full
head of steam.
Even the rock-and-roll SET
knows him and looks with
favor on him as a fellow who
was not unfriendly 10 Elvis
Presley behind bars in Jail
house Rock" And currently he
Is getting outlaws as the salty
sea -faring type whose dialogue
Is continually being censored BY
steamship whistles in Don't
Go Near the Water" at the
Capitol. Mr.. Shaughnessy will
share the Casino Royal spot
light with the Four Esquires,
whose record Of Love Me For
ever" brought them TO prom
inence.
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circles to recognize cabaret
headliners' names.
Now a couple Of names
known to US all are being
banded about by the Shore
ham Hotel and the Casino
Royal. At the Shoreham. the
Jimmy Dorsey orchestra arrives
tonight for a month in the
Blue Room. Al the Casino
Royal. Mickey ShaughnesSy
will arrive next Monday night
for a one-week stay.
Just as Glenn Miller's has
under the guidance Of Ray Nc
Kinley. the Dorsey orchestra
is carrying on with Lee Castle
at the helm. Mr.. Castle. q
trumpet player Of some renown
who used to head his own name
band. is not unknown around
here. He could be just the man
10 carry on the Dorsey musical
tradition.
The orchestra. at any rate,
will feature a lot Of those old
familiar arrangements in the
manner Of so Rare" Green
Eyes. and others. Featured
singers will be Diane Wisdom
and Tommy Mercer.
Arriving with the Dorsey
band in the Blue Room viii be
the Paulette Sisters. Betty. Jane
and Gloria. who record for
Decca. They'll appear twice
nightly. at Q and 1880 pm,
during q two-week stay.
$50
Mickey Shaughnessy. the
Casino Royals headliner come
Monday. Is another who Is not
unknown in these parts. It was
shortly after the war that he
first turned up and began Ia
win friends at an establishment
over on II street NE. Since then
ne has got q movie career going
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zee PASSING SHOW
What's q Girl to Do,
Reiner Play MUSES.
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama EDITOR

Ethel Under Reiner departments choice as the
smartest looking producer In the theater
In appearance she Park Paris Rome Nice
and other centers OF high fashion This does
and she would not like to deceive for the that
Mrs Rener is a working
At the moment working newest
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AFTER DARK
Dorsey Orchestra Arrives
With Lee Castle at Helm
AFTER DARK
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star star writer

"A couple Of stellar turned up among the
night club bookings almost like the end Of drought
time you've had 10 know who had recorded
the latest sound outsppng whom In ecdysast
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recognized it instantly as the
thing I wanted to do next"
Why, particularly. we asked
Mrs. Reiner.
Itself. first. Of course. It's
human values and its very per-
tinent problem.
Then. I had special rea-
son which goes back TO Can
.dide, After the latter failed.
took a look at myself. What
saw was someone who had rid
den down Broadway on a
prancing. snow-white charger
and had fallen of. I probably
would try II again. under the
same circumstances, but not
this time.
With Maybe Tuesday
feel as il I were on. say. q thor
oughbred pony on which I am
quite hopeful Of completing the
ride"
She has known both sensa-
tons before. the prestige fall
with Tennessee williams still
talked Of Canine Real" and
the prsncing success with N.
Richard Nash's The Rain
maker"
BRIEFLY: One OF the sea-
sons most glittering premieres
is set for next Wednesday
night. This will be Ciner-
ama's Search for Paradise. +"
Opus No. 4. and the most time
" in its title. 4. The American
Foreign Service Association and
Diplomatic and Consular on
GERS Retired. are co-sponsoring
the gala affair. George Wat
ers. once a talented copy boy
on this paper. has passed
through subsequent phases Of
Journalism to have reached. to-
day, authorship OF a Hollywood
film script Korean Attack"
IL is called and IL goes before
the cameras on February 20.
See. chaps.
The movie with the years
best do-it-yourself title. How
to Murder a Rich Uncle" will
open Thursday at the Mac
Arthur Theater. It's stars
are Wendy Hitler and Nigel
Patrick. The latter also
directed. Also in the cast.
Charles .coburn and Katie
Johnson. The latter, who
died recently. came out Of re-
tirement 20 make a heart
touching appearance in The
Ladykillers" with Alec GUM
ness some months ago. :.
Starting tomorrow night at 8
pm. Undercroft Auditorium.
9th and Massachusetts, avenue.
Mt. Vernon Players win hold
tryouts for Ten Little 1ndi-
ans" Additions will con-
tinue through Friday night.
same time. same place. d.
Bernie Harrison. The Stars
television critic. will speak TO
the Motion Picture and Televi-
sion Council Of Washington on
Friday. A new pair Of fea-
lures viii open tomorrow in the
Dupont Theater's French film
festival. They are Port OF
Shadows" with Jean Cabin.
and Rendezvous With Tomor-
row
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play, Maybe Tuesday" safely
through Philadelphia and
Washington and into New York,
Once in New York, she hopes
TO get 1t past the first per-
Torrance and the critics, after
ward to take a brief restorative
breather and settle down with
what she hopes will be a hit.
1t opens at the Shubert next
Monday,
Mrs, Reiner. who has an
amused sense Of proportion. is
douhly anxious on behalf of
Maybe Tuesday"
This is because she has inn
mediately behind her one OF the
most brilliant fiops in the last
decade. The production in ques-
ton is "Candide," last years
most talked of failure, which
involved a slew Of the theater's
most gifted talents and an un-
comfortably huge amount OF
money.
The talents included those Of
Lillian Hellman. adapter; Leon
ard Bernstein. composer: Je-
rome Robbins. choreographer.
and Tyrone Guthrie. director
That the middle pair Of these
could be SO successful this year
with West Side Story" merely
intensifies the justification
over "candide's" fate.
Not Mrs. Reiner's mystifica-
ton. She's looking ahead where
the view is more attractive, the
promise brighter.
This is a modest size pro-
duction." she told this CORE
spondent at luncheon. ITS
light and it is timely and. /
think. rather especially perth
nent to Washington. It's theme
is working girls. with which
Washington abounds. as does
New York.
There are seven OF these,
living in a single house. work.
ing by day in Offices and by
night on the problem OF career
VS.. marriage and where to find
the men that will make mar
riage preferable to a career.
Mrs. Reiner. who has had
experience in both marriage
and career she's a strik-
ing looking grandmother ad-
mired by her second generation
descendants -. fancies she
knows something about the
plays problem.
"Problem?" she says. Yes.
but it is treated both for its
seriousness and its amusing
angles. After all. its authors
are Mel Toxin and Lucille Kali
len who are best known for the
comedy material they supplied
Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca
in their television heyday.
Il had read myself dizzy
looking for my next play until
I ran across this one. brought
TO my attention by my CO.
producer. Jack Lawrence. !
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brtv sGSs. So, ana only .o oSsISseossITl
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Senator Humphrey
congrofulotes bessie
Gresham In LeffeT

Mrs bessie Gresham. Z7l7 Chm
ton Az S. Minneapolis who was
recently honored b. the Bethesda
Baptht Church, CITY music groups,
the Minneapolis CHORAL Union and
other groups has received an
added honor
Among the many cards and mes
sages received was a letter from
Senator Hubert n Humphrey In
a he wrote Dear Mrs Gresham,
This Is just q brief note 10 con-
graduate you on the completion
Of your 25th year Of fine achieve
meut IN choral activities
II Ia most inspiring 10 learn Of
your interest and accomplishment
in this field I know that you are
looking 10 many more years % I'M
selfish contributions In the work
you love Best wishes. Sincerely
yours, Hubert n Humphrey
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MouNr nIIYrr RArrIsr

For the Lord God win help me
therefore shan not be cOnfound
ed therefore have I set my face
like n flint. and know that I shall
not be ashamed fsaih 507 was
the text used by Rev y n Hen
dcrson Sunday. July 8
Ills subject was, The Face OF
A Flint
Baptixing followed tho morning
service
Visitors during the day were
Mrs Beatrice Coleman Mr. Kara
Coleman and Miss Beatrice -
Coleman o. Shiloh Baptist Church
Chicago. Mrs. Alice Brown, Gregg
Tabernacle. Kansas city. Mo. Mr.
and Mrs Ben Alexander. Evanston
III, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holt
Fbenezer Baptist church, Chicago.
Mrs Eta Granger, ST John
Church 81 God IN Christ st Paul
Communion wns administered AZ
the evening worship and new mem
bers were given the hand OF Eel.
lowship
Sincere sympathy is extended %
Mr. Joseph Hicks In the loss OF .
relative In okla
our prayers are offered for Rev
Mckinley Calhoun. patient AZ
the Veterans hospital Calls and
cards AZ the home, T19 Dayton
Az win be- appreciated
Sunday July 10 viii be Junior
church Day Or l.. c. Hennegan
pastor ~ 81 Johns Baptist church
Fort Worth. Texas. win be the
guest speaker The young adult
choir under the direction ~ Alvin
Scott and Carl Walker will furn.
ish music for the day. II am. and
Ts45 pm.
FRIDAY, July % the Senior CEnit
is presenting Lorraine ppcnny'
johnson IN recital. Further an
nNunCemcnt later
Prayer service each "wednesday
az eight pm The Jr. church vii
be the leaders for the month al
July Come ont and enjoy on,
hour % old fashioned singing ans
/ praying
You are welcome 20 worship al
Mt Oiivct Church
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

The Value OF Life" was the
subject Of Rev Williams sermon
sunday, July 9. The message was
inspiring and uplifting. The text
vas from Matt. 625, Is not life
more than meat and the body more
than raimenL"
We were blessed with one addi-
ton 20 our church, Mrs Evelyn
Woods. who joined from Christian
experience and a former member
OF Friendship Baptist Church OF
Colorado Springs
Visitors were Miss Glenda Hen
dersOn. Mrs. Edna Parker.
The ordinance Of communion was
administered al the morning sery-
Ice The Junior Gospel Choral
Union Of ST. Paul was a success
The Essay Contest WAS won by
Miss Jeanette Adams
The evening musical program
BY the Royal Jubilee and the Pro
pheteers was enjoyed by all,
VaCatiOning members Of New
Hope are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Frazier
and Mrs Ellis Oden Mr. A. Wal.
iace Rev and Mrs. Marvin York
and family and Mrs Sarah Hub.
bard and family
Prayer meeting viii be held
/ Wednesday evening at pm
Choir rehearsal viii be Friday
az 7s8O pm.
Visitors are always welcome.
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ZION BAPTIST

Services Sunday were well at
tended and Rev Bolts. Sr. pas
tor. delivered a soul Inspiring mes
sage from Tim. f.l1.S Rev s. r.
King read the Scripture.
Text was, ] have fought a good
light, ! have finished my course
I have kept the faith (This was
patrs charge % Timothy Pray.
or was offered By Rev r. Hen,
dorson. The combined choirs furu.
ished The music. Mrs Plouis Moore
and Mr. w h. Hale. directing
Miss Barbara Green at the piano
and Mrs William Warder al the
organ
Holy communion followed a fel.
lowship period
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs y
r Ephralm o Lonzo Washington
81 Cleveland. Ohio. Warner VI
Rice and Samuel Seabrook. Min.
ueapohs; Sharon Webster. Paola
Kans. Mr. and n. b Jackson OF
Los Angeles: Riley Jackson OF
Arkansas and many other visitors
who did not sign the register
Zion Baptist extends a cordial
welcome 10 every one to come and
worship with va.
Rev. " w, Bolts. and Rev II
w Bolts, Jr and their families
returned home Tuesday. July first
from their home coming trip IN
Meadsvillc Mo where they re-
ported a wonderful fellowship with
relatives and friends We wer,
happy 10 greet them home again
Your reporter, Mrs r Hender
son, and many others attended IN,
last night OF the revival that wa,
conducted AZ Obcr Boys Club bS
Rev s r. King.
The sick az home Mrs Bird,
King, 1850 Dupont Av NJ. Mrs
Julia Holivay, 1927 Chicago Az.
Mrs Joella Calhoun. 25iO snaliinl
Az, Mrs Matte Samuels. 90.
Bryant Av NJ, Mr.. William West
berry 1887 Park Az s.. Mrs
Patricia Lott In Northwestern hos
pitai and Mrs. Penny Mitchell
MI sinai. Let us continue 20 re
member the sick IN prayer.
The Sunday School picnic Of
Zion win be az Minnehaha Park
ground No ? from ~ noon 20
pm. July n
The music Extravaganza held al
Zion June % was well attended nnt
wei received. Mrs. Bolts espresso,
her appreciation 10 all who at
tended
Sunday July 10 Is Women's Day
40 Zion Come out and attend thii
wonderful women's Day program
being planned Mrs r. Sims, pro.
gram chairman.
let us look up. MT up ant
never give up"
Mrs r. Henderson, reporter
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Muffie jane Sfruder
Pioneer Minnesofun
Dies uf Age SO

Mrs Matte Ianc strnder 1901
Fifth Az q died July 4 and nun
eral services we're held July ?
IN the Neal Funeral home Rov
Herbert Bryant bsr pastor when
she lived IN Ailkin ofncialcd
Burial was IN Aitkip
Survivors are four children. nlnc
grandchildren and 20 great grand
children They are Mesdamea Dos.
HE Sims Alma Mack of fna An.
gelea Halle Nelson and Oliver
stfadrf. her daughters ana son.
Mrs Atkins was born IN Green's.
burg Kentucky IA 1870 She
moved and homesteadod "a tho
village ~ wolciwood. around L.,kn
Miles Lhea Ia lsaa The seasons
we're poor for the humesteadrrs
and the strpdsrs moved 10 Altlin
where they lived many years
Mrs stradrr WIS M for three
years and died ~ the age ~ ~
Neal hnmcrpl Home was in
charge ~ fuurrat arrangements
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CHURCH
NEWS

Davis. George Matthews and DR.
YIN. Dudley These men are al
So overall chairmen for the An
nual Church Picnic at Phalsn Park
at ? pm. next Sunday, Main chair
man is Mr.. Maurice pickerson.
DR.. Massey's sermon for Sunday,
July 8 was taken from Romans
1873 Not Concerned but Trans
formed" Or. Massey, as usual
gave an unusually fine and in
spring sermon. Deacon Lawrence
Hampton gave the Morning Pray
er The Choral Group and the Cos
pei Chorus offered commendable
selections during the service. Trus-
tee S. r. Hail. gave the Dedica-
tory Prayer.
July . was Communion Sunday
synonymous with the first Sunday
of the month. Pilgrim welcomes
its seven members who joined In
June Miss Mable Graves, Carmen
Henderson, Craig Henderson, Deb
orah Junnell. Miss Penola Luster
Edgar Murphy and Marilyn Smith
A few Pilgrim youngsters are
attending the Junior Camp az Sib-
ley state Park in New London,
MINI. They viii return july ID
Sunday visitors were Horace ).
Crews Tokyo international Air
Post, Joaun Richardson-city, J w.
Ward Chicago, Willie Mae An
thony, Chicago. Charles Jones, ~
Chicago, Mary Smith, E. ST Louis,
Illinois. and c. n Wardlaw Jr,-
New York, New York.
You are always welcome At PHI
grim, the Church of Lofty Friend
ship
Sherrie Nazingo, reporter.
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sIArG BAPTIST lAYMIN
HOLD BANQUET SATURDAY

Minnesota baptist Laymen will
hold their annual banquet Natur-
day July 10, at 7ao pm at IN
grim nsptis, Church. Grotto at
West Central
A program ~ song and read.
ngs win be heard during the
banquet hour according 90 NJ g.
He'll president 81 The State Rap.
list lay Organization
ar Hell also stated that greet.
ings VIII he brought by state pas
tors BAPTIST officials u ths state
will Yiya hfiet remarks
Rev Floyd Massey Ir Is pastor
nf Pilgrim
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thirteen supervisors began their
Night 70 West Africa. stopping
briefly IN spain
The party. via the Pan Amer.
lean Always system. completed
their Journey 10 West Africa and
began mx-weeh period Of camp
projects ana seminars
Proceeding The camp projects.
themselves, division ~ the stu
dents was made into groups of sin
teen each five groups In ALI
Each group was sent 20 one Of the
following countries Tor their IN
dividuai project aicrrn Leone.
Nigeria, Ghhua. French Camarogas
and Liberia Miss sayIos vas az
dgned 10 French camorooHs. "a
part Of her group Th0rs with an
American ieador and an African
cosleadcr similar group ~ AZ,
riean studsnts Joined them
Miss suyisa win spend ak weeks
~ intensive study Ia the French
camsroous West Africa After
study completion, all nve groups
will assemble IN kano. Nigeria IN
order 10 make contact with The
Moslem area summarize expert
onrcs and lay plans for foiluw.up
IN both The United states and AZ,
rioa.
The group will thrn ny 20 Parts
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Congregational prayer Was by
Rev r. Berry and testimonial
services were led by Sister Cert
rude Malone
A church building fund program
was rendered II wus conducted by
brother Bclfleld All had a glorious
time with spiritual singing and
spiritual lectures
Helping us 20 sing were the
Seven Wonders the Royal Pub
ilcers. and the Soul Seekers
Brother Lewis Secreal brought
"a nice reading, 1T isn't the
Church it's You" and Brother
Elmo I'm sang Lord I Tried"
The effectuai prayer 81 a right
eous one avaiieth And we are
praying And we are working TO
see our little church completed in
this up-and-coming community
Remember the sick and shut.
ms
Mrs J Armstrong, reporter
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Mother Throws Self
In Front Of Truck
To Protect Child

The quick thinking Of a Mime
apoIis mother last Sunday probably
avertod serious injuries for her
three year Old daughter
Mrs John Young. 1870 Smelling
Az s. wife OF fhe pastor OF
l,othcsda Baptist church threw
herself in front OF an approach
ing truck when her three year old
daughter Loretta suddenly darted
into the street
Tho truck driven BY Donald
DuffnoV 20 S2s 22ud Ave S
stnCk Mrs Young and knocked
down the tot. The mothers body
tooi ne real impact Of the truck
rather than the child
naby Loretta got black eve
and uuuor bruises Mother was
cut ami hrhissd but happy thar
her action may have saved her
child frgm serious INJURY or poaai.
| y death
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Ministers Attend
Fights For Rights"
Freedom Dinner

Little Rock CAMP At an Ark
anHas Christian Movement Free
dom dinner last week. about so
Negro ministers and leaders were
told that they must pay price
n they are 10 obtain equal status
with white persons
rhis point was made by two
speakers, the Rev Roland smith.
the Movement president. and Bis
hop o l. sherman % the 18TH
ANTE District
Rev smith said. we shall not
rest until We realize every right
and privilege we have az ours as
American citigena They tell Us
Negro ehildres arr not ready TO
20 20 white schools because We
arc not learning and a. the same
time they give us inferior schools
ana expect us 20 keep UP We are
not going 10 be satisfied with any.
thing bat the best
bishop sherman. referring 10 the
legal attack on the states four
aggregation laws said we are
standing FIRST last and All for high
deals and Christian principles. We
lciicvs W. ought 20 enjoy freedom
ia this country and We DO regret
we have 10 resort 20 the courts
70 get what we call justice The
fact remains We have 20 DO this
Tho Si0-a plate dinner was ar
ranged 20 help finance the cost OF
opposing four 1897 Arkansas scg
rrEation laws in the court The
laws passo,i In the last general
assembly. were referred by federal
tistric, court % the state courts
when 10 ministers % the Move
nent entered yuit challenging the
law The case Is now pending in
Pulaski chanesry court
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SIOUX
r A [ L s
NEWS
NOTES
Hy Kaye Coates
$40 Nihble Street
Sioux Fails. y o.

The Missionary 8acisty closed
rs season with family night for
the entire ~ John Church There
WIS q small family gathering but
IL was fine gesture and plenty
II cats Mrs NJ Tolbcrt had
charge 81 tho program shirley
r6lhert and Mrs Thomas The sing
ing, Mrs q Vaughn read '-The
Creation Mrs Thomas and Mrs
Vuuhn lend bible quizos Georgia
tco Bertha White and ida Coates
were on the program with read
iuEa
Mr. James Martin In still on
the critical list Ia MCKcunso Hos
pifm HIS sister IL here AZ his
bedside M Martin Ia an octoRen-
arlHn
Tho T. nyaart family. 1927 n
Oak Ave lrttis, Lawrence and
The seven nffsprlngn, Paul, John
eta Katiiy Rita. I1gettie. Bobbic
and they VIII pick up Marie In
Omaha they are cnruUtc 70 Atchi-
son and places W Kansas Tor their
first whole family trip All I can
say. They Are Brave" We tnoW
they.ll have tho Time ~ their ufe
on June goth the Intellectual
Improvement C'lub % the Y WC.A.
closed ito meeting for the season
with q Family Night Affair. each
II tho twelve iadica we're 90 bring
their family Most 90 them dld and
food and run was the theme with
grafRia leo Mistress Of Cercmnns
ies, there Wasn't duil moment
iiot dogs hamburgcfs. later chips
devilod eggs. kuni nid coffee and
big chunks ~ cake was the monu
Everyone had an opportunity 20
perform stunt There next meet
lng VIII be the first Friday m
Sept
Ernest nArEcr. Etta Monkey
nanet ard jeanne Coates took a
lrip 20 Omaha Nebraska % visit
Mable Apdofaon tSistcr az Ettn
MnNieyl who r. IN the Hospital
there tr Anderson returned with
the uusrtctte Tor a vacation
charlotte wolrhef ~ back 70
300 W BAILEY after a nice trip
90 Calf Charlotte went by train
ard returned by plane which
should prove educational "a egll
sa fast
Hob Williams Oeb n Blauvclt
really "a on tho stick list I don't
think he is dolng too well and thia
hot weather Il making him prove
az Thcrcs lpt ~ WAYS sou can
cheer him up.
ala not attend the annual
state picnic ~ Yanktnn 3 Oak
but MY panrt snd many others
jid I quote Mrs A Tulbert It
was one W the best vet. and
crowds ~ folks and plenty oi
eats Mrs A seems 90 think
there was tot of spice 60 ne
program and u was we'll planned
think in, Of this credit gives
90 TED Hjakcy sioux city may
take the picnic next year
LINDA 10 and Jayp Christopher
Anderson 90 Detroit are spending
their vacation with their grandma.
Maggie Anderson. SOS " Raliey
The children are the stock ~ Vtr,
50 Anderson Jr
Gwyu rplhcrt IN home after en-.
ioytng ne double holiday "a Min
neep,lts MINI Cwyn visited Mary
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Vaughn and many other o. hef
friends
Adrian Lang. handicapped vet
Is here AZ Rtlahmore Motel re =
wtth the U,Vw. Magazine sales
Welcome ham 60 your homes he
- ~
helped my mother clean her
attic the other day anA I gognd
a lot 81 thiugs ~ Interest &C.
rcylAliy ~ many picturu6. ono was
4 large photo ~ the SieuN Fails
Hiatk Sox 81 1898 In that picturc
arr Black Wax. = Magr Oscar
nritEpwRtrr q s. G. fulton
Il , z, Jones. G =. Capt Light
nsr SB an r. "a Williams =
NJ Wright s =. Soup Lawson
= q Palmer. G Nlcre whitfield
g. W WnNfield r. J wagreo
Z r. Z. Craven Mgr frank
Withheld business Mar know
several % these feIlahs have pass
81 but IA - happy 20 scpd the
picture 20 any % yea that eontAef
me first
NJ ard Mrs Melvin smith. Lake
OkohoH IA. stopped "a Sioux FAlis
am VISITED friends Monday
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~ PATRICIA BINCk
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

q Patricia Black. 9sis Port
land Az q Minneapolis was AI
IN Mount sinai hospital Tor a feV
days recently She was released
num the hospital Tuesday
Miss Black Is the leading en-,
teytainmcnt and dance promoter
r thr Twin Cities