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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Race Crazy Bigots
Threaten Billy Graham

egation would make the trip TO
the Crusade. They declined to
comment on the letter asking the
members of the church TO can.
Gel their trip.
A member of the White Citi-
zens Council, Grant said in his
letter:
Press reports from Char.
iotfe indicate that Billy Ora
ham announced that his Cru
SADIE would be held on an inte-
grated basis. that white and
Negro people would sit tsseth-
err. This race mixing plan
in the Billy Graham Crusade
in . Southern city is wholly
contrary 10 the Ions-estsbIished
traditions and customs OF the
South"
Meanwhile Graham was telling
standing-room- crowd that
because it offers hope 10 millions
of ''little-people" and intellect
uals, Communism is winning over
the world.
Continuing his address to the
iDtegrated audience which had
filled the site hours before he
appeared, the Evangelist stated,
THE Communist today thinks
he's going TO get the world. He
may do IL.
but the Christian has the
greatest hope of all The Chris
tan has the hope of Christ and
His Kingdom to come"
Turning his attention TO the
chaos that exists, Graham as II
speaking to Grant, asserted
I'VE can't even keep from hat
ing each other. and fighting each
other, and killing each other"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Jimmie Rogers
Thanks NAACP

NEW YORK-Following the
court martial conviction of Major
Leonard " Bailey for bruta
attack upon Jimmie Rogers, tho
comedian sent word TO the
NAACP from Germany express
Associations Intervention on HI
behalf
The Army major was found
-viIiy ef disorder.y conduct ans'
fined $1,000 by q court MARTA
sitting in kaiserIavtern, Ger
many. He was accused OF s'tse
ne Mr.. Rogers on the NIT o.
Aug. 2 and irflicting iniurie
which required hcsp.fa'rafie
for the comedian. Major Bale
1ceused the comedian Of srriv
NJ ,,te Ger performance a.
me Officers Club al the un;fet
States Army installation at Baum
',older. Germany. Mr.. Rogers snt
rs troupe were making tov
military installations in Eu
-ope.
Upon receipt Of the entertain
RS complaint about the attack
Roy wilkins NAACP executive
ecrctary. wired Secretary Ct tn
lrmy WILDER NJ. Bruckncr call
ne upon him to make an i'm
Mediate and thorough invcstiga
ion" Of the charge AGAINST Majol
Galley and to take appropriate
iction should the charge b'
sustained" Within hours after
dispatch of this telegram, The
Army announced that il Ind or
dered an Investigation Ct thu
case. The ruling Of the court
martial was handed down OF
Sept. rs.
Mr. Rogers sent a message
through his wife thanking the
NAACP for its assistance and of
fering his services TO the Associa
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Fear No Evil
BY Elizabeth Ellington


"Come unto me all We that
labour and are heavy laden
and ! will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon YOU.
and learn Of me; for | am
meek end IowIy in heart: and
W shall find rest unto YOUR
souls. for nv yoke il essy.
and nv burden IL Iilht." =
Matt. 11:28-30.
And thus we find Christ
Jesus characterized bv the
Spirit of God, manifcstinc
the one Mind in alertness. Of.
fectivenesS. and security
through Spirit, and not ma
tcriality, for all mankind
forever.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
al Buses Pledged For
CapitoI Youth March

Unions in the New York area
which have sponsored buses IN
clude locals Of the American
Federation of Techcrs. lntcrna.
tional Garment Workers Union.
TRANSPORT Workers Union, Dis.
trict 65 of the Retail Wholesale
and Dcnart'ncnt Store Workers.
Local 1913 CT the Grocery Clerks
and the brotherhood CT sleep
inc Car Porters.
Ten heading New York church.
as have taken responsibility for
5uses 10 Washington tThey were
':esr1 in last week'c re's'se.
Student support was indicated
w resolution supporting the
,tarch which was adortcd bv ac
rlnmotion bv the Student Coun-
ii Ct CITY COLLEGE. Jackie Robin
son will address a major rally OF
support at Brooklyn College at
noon on October q.
Veterans Of the famous 369th
vceimcnt Of World War II will
be represented in the March
through their children who will
wear childrens' soldiers and sail
,rs uniforms.
Commenting on the progress
# the March, A Philip Randolph
Is co-chairman. said "At the
rate things are going, this drama
tic anwer to seeregationistS by
toung people will be an event
+ national -. perhaps lnlerna'
,ional significance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

CHARLOTTE. n. ca frantic
plea by the segregationists in
Augusta. Ga. that members OF
his church boycott the Billy Ora
ham Evangelistic Crusade here
has fallen on some 160 deaf ears
Hugh G. Grant appealed 10
members Of the First Baptist
Church in q letter that their
proposed trip TO hear the Evan.
geIist, scheduled for Friday be
postponed because the Graham
meeting could be the fore
runner for race mixing in
churches throughout the South
According to church officials
two buses. with each having q
capacity of about forty persons
have been chartered and the del
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

NEW YORK-With the Youth
March for Integrated Schools
till three weeks off Saturday,
October 25) Al buses from New
York alone have already been
pledged. This was announced to-
lay by Jackie Robinson. mar
hall cf the March, who viii
lead the children in the Wash.
neton demonstration. Each bus
'arrics 40 children and 5 adults
ministers. teachers, and pa
'cnts
The NAACP is sponsorlno
ONE Of the New York buses and
v addition. is sponsoring buses
rom Jersey City, Reward and
Nontclair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

suds pithout getting any 1" ms
eyes. This shampoo game can f~H
an othcrwise unpleasant task INTO
a pleasure.
To keep raisins or other dried
fruit from falling to the bottom
of the batter when baking cake;
first pour hot water over them ana
let stand for few minutes. Dram
and mix with flow.
l.at,i' can't turn your plda'e
shoicer curtains White on INC m-
side il you first ,oipc them dorm
,cith furniture polish, then T'fA
dry cloth.
Many Of today's efficient home
makers place rubber mat IN the
bottom of the kitchen sink, Know.
ing that this is guard against
scraping heavy or rough oos .,
toned utensils across the glossy
porcelain enameled surface.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
with

Know your securing powders
read the labels carefully for no
one cleansing agent Is appropriate
for all home cleaning jobs. Use the
powder which is specifically man.
ufactured for the surface which is
10 be cleaned. Porcelain enamel
surfaces should be cleaned with
the mildcst possible securing pow
der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Broaden Scope

The Detroit In-'i - ~.
has broadencd the scope of its
l958-59 series of subscription con-
certs Five evening programs are
scheduled, start.n! FRIDAY. No
vcmbcr Z. with Julian Bream,
English guitarist and lutenist,
who will play Renaissance and
Baroque music in the Lecture
Hall at $3.50 pm. A reception
will follow the concert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

What doth the Lord require
OF thee but to do justly, and
to love mercy, and to walk
humbly with thy God7
--(Micah e:0.)
For all the greatness Of His
love and mercy to NJ, God re-
quires 30 little Of us-and yet
some Of us find that little %
difficult. We find il - hard,
even while doing justly. to be
merciful to those lees for
tunate. to be humbse n snr
proud self-assxrancs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

Blessed they which prosecuted for righteous
ness sake: for theirs Is the kingdom Of heaven.
Blessed are ye when shall revIe you, and
psrssevfs you, and shall say all manner of evil against
you falsely for my sake"-Msfihsw s:l0-ll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

To shampoo
your chHds
hair without
fuss, make a
little eye mask
from a piece
Of Transparent
plastic. The
child can keep
his eyes open
and match the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Tuskesee Chaplain Speaks At AT

homa. heh received further train
ing at the Howard University
School of Religion and Boston
University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
CHRISTIANITY FuLFILLs
THE LAW

Christianity throughout the
ages has been the fulfillment
of the law of God. good, even
before Christ came and
walked with men on this
plane. And finally he came,
preaching and inviting the
people of all ages that he
should help them find the
wav to plan their pathway,
from sense to Soul"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

called problems of life Truth
and Love show Us the way.
And this is the truth, SO help
me God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
RACE FEpC

1.-THE cHRlsTLIKE THING ON RACE
IS THE RIGHT THING"
Gods Iberafor of the Bible the Christian Science
Textbook, has the necessary wisdom.
Heaven, OUR eternal life and ALL reality spiritual
Of counsel are fovnd-are discovered-iN human con-
seriousness!
az thou would be blessed! Obev Gods Science and
bless ofhers"-by ANDREW r. FRUEHAUE ~S.
a DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCT II, 1858
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

Ell "MAINLINER"
Una zanga, imagen
grande en- un gabinete
estrecho. Pantalla de
81 (diagonal) lie da 261
pulg. quad. de area vi.
sible, Reception excep.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
List, Composition,
Pianista Y Genio

Franz List y Federico Che.
pin son, sin duda alguna, dos
de las figuras musicales mas ro-
manticas en- ell mundo. Berlioz y
Wagner les rivalizan en- este res
pecto, pero compositores como
Schubert, Schumann, Mendel-
sSohn y BrahamS palidecen y
aparecen sencillos y POGO inte-
resantes al compararlos con los
dos romanticos. Ell attractive de
Franz List es ell de la persona
alberta, extrovertida, la del
hombre mundane. Ell gran fisico
Einstein lie llamo eel gran senior
de la musical.
Fue uno de los pianistas mas
grandes que haya vivido jamaS
y SUI carrerra como virtuoso del
piano fue extraordinariarhente
brillante y remunerativa. Esta
comenzo en- 1928 cuando sola-
mente contaba IL amos de edad
en- I'm concerto en- la ciudad de
Viena que lie valio un beso de
Beethoven en- la frente. De ahi,
ell joven List Sc marcho a Paris,
donde continue sus estudios, dio
c~onciertos y realize tournees ar
t~isticaS Dor Inglaterra y Suiza.
Su talento artistico lie consi-
guio amistades valiosisimas, ver-
bigracia; Victor Hugo, George
Sand, Lamartine; y sus activida-
DIES Sc convirtieron en- ell ele-
mento formative del Romanti-
cismo. Durante la decada que ST.
guio ell ano 1888 viajo por toda
Europa of~reciendo conciertos a
publicos insecticides. DespueS del
ano 1847 no ofrecio mas concier
tos remunerativos, Sc retro a
Weimar e hizo de la ciudad ell
centric musical del hundo con
su production de las obras de to
dos los compositores de nota de
la epoca. Simultaneamente con-
tinuo ofreciendo classes de pia-
no a las cuales asistian los ar
tistas mas ilustres de Europa.
Su generosidad era extraordi-
maria; Sc extendio desde SUI ayu-
da a victimas de las inundacio-
mes del Danubio, a contribucio-
mes para ell monumento a Bee
thoven en- Bonn, pasando por
las eXigencias m%onetarias de Ri
chard Wagner que nunca fue re-
misc. en- Ell pedir y siempre ext
genie y cascarrabias. Franz
List fue un hombre sin enemi-
COS, paso por la vida adorable
por TODD ell mundo, especial
mente las mujeres.
Sus dos amores de mayor i'm.
, %portancia fueron ell de la conde-
sa D'Agoult que comenzo en- ell
afo 1888 y duro cerca de 10 amos.
De los tres hijos habidoS en- es-
ia union, Cosima, la segunda hi.
ia fue celebre por sus matrimo-
MOS. Primeramente Sc case con
ell director de orquesta Hans
Bulow, despues con ell compost
tor aleman Richard Wagner y
finalmente con ell emperador de
Bayreuth.
En- ell aho 1847, List Sc ena-
moro de la princesa Carolina
Won Sayn Wittgenstein y su ca
- Pasa q la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

dos'de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
ricana residente en- Miami.
LIE snviamos nuestras mas caras
felicitaciones, que tambien hace-
mos extensivas a JUS amorosos pa.
dres, y lie deseamos una p~rolonga-
da y prospera vida.
Hoy celebra Ell septimo aniveE
sario de SUI despreocupada exis-
tencia ell simpatico nino Daniel
Acabeo de JESUS, hiJo del senior
Santos AcabeO de Jesus y sonora,
Maximlna Sanchez de AcabeO de
Jesus.
Vayan para el nuestras felicita-
clones muy especiales y votos por-
que cumpla ,muchos amos mas de
vida.
Nos complace enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaclones al estimado
caballero senior Pantale6n de los
Santos, Jr. con motive de La grata
celebration del %aniyersario de SUI
nacimlento en- esta fecha, y de-
searle muchos amos mas de vida.
&*S
Llega hoy a I'm nueVo anO de vi
da la culta dana sonora Felicia T.
de Miro, eSposo del senior Ralph
H. Miro, motive por ell cual nos
complace felicitarla calurosamente
y formular votos por su bienestar
personal.
NGeimiento
Sc encuentra de plaeemes ell ho-
gar tornado poi ell senior GustavO
OchOa y sonora, Lola de OchOa, con
ell advenimiento de una hermosa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
DEL H0GAR : Por Victoria Alexandra
FL POEMA De HOY
COMO OTRA DIMENSION

iQue distinto Ell aver fu6 del ahora!
Porque ahora fatas til, para que pueda
Yer los dedos rosadoS de la aurora
poner granos de orc en- la reseda.
Y en- ell papel de petalos bermejos
yer ~filigrana tai,
que ell Salto de fulgores y reflejos
sea un violento carnival.
Yer otra veZ ell mundo desde afuera
y saber que ell silencio mas profundo
esta en- 10 negro de tn cabellera.
Que con pisada diminuta y loca
y ebrio de olores y de tonos rojos,
abril, que sale andando por tn boca
Sc me entra por los ojos.
Yer la clasica norma
del ritmo del vivir y en- Ell marco
DIR la cancion blanca de tu forma
sonar en- mi deseo.
La ~estrella roja EN- la melena bruna
de la noche, colgar como I'm %clavel,
y yer la pulpa blanca de la luna
rompiendose en- hilachas para tejer tn piel.
En- ell PERIL desnudo de las cumbres
DIR la manotada de la brisa,
y luego yer que, como flor de lumbres.
petalo a petalo. Sc abre tn sonrisa.
Y hGmedo luego en- matutina calma
volver a yer +a.
que abril derrana sus estados de alma
sobre ell regazo del amanecer. ....... -
Ahora no siente
mi %juventud, aquel desasosiego
de tn negro mirar, cuando insolente
dudaba de mi ruego.
Algo falta en- ell mundo 81 til faltas:
ell no es tan fogoso,
las nubes, al pasar, no son tan atlas
y hasta ell silencio es menos silencioso.
TIL eres como otra dimension, y Ell mundo
sin ii no esta complete,
porque eres como ell fondo en- 10 profundo,
como la ultima linea de un soneto.
Lo que ell vivir indica
Sc calca en- tn presencia;
tn eres ell tornasol que j~ustifica
la pompa de jabon de la existencia. ........
JOSE ANTONIO D
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

ninita, a quien llamaran Lug Ma.
ria de los Dolores, ocurrido con
toda lelicldad en- dias pasados en-
Ell Hospital Jackson Memorial.
Ell senior ochoa es Consul Gene.
raj de la Republica del Ecuador en-
Miami.
Para el y su sonora eSposa, y pa
"a la recien nacida, nuestros para
bienes
De Voeociones
Por ia via aerea y procedente
de Panama, lego a esta ciudad en-
dias pdsadoS eli distinguish caba.
Hero don VictO, de Leon, Masis.
trado lie la Corte Supreme de la
Repdblica de Panama, a gozar de
unos dias de recreo.
Lo saludamos atentamente y lie
deseamos unas vacaciones muy pla-
centeras en- Miami.
Bienvenido
I'm cordial saludo para la gen.
til senorita Marcia de la Rosa,
de Panama, quicn Sc encuentra en-.
tire nosotros desoe hace unos dias
en viaie de recreo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

aprovechamos la OCCASION para de-
searle muchos amos mas de vida.
E1lra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida ia gentil DANA sonora VictO-
rina Nunez de Suarez, esposa del
senior lose Luis SuareZ Vasquez,
motive por ell cusl lie enviamos nue.
tras felicitaciones muy especiales
y deseos de que goce de una lar.
ga y venturosa existencia.
cumpleOHOs
Llega hoy a sus ocho amos de
edad la graciosa nina Della Mas,
hija del senior Roberto Mas y Sc
nora Della Hernandez de Mas,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana residen.
tie en- Miami.
Nos es grato enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y votos
porque goce de muchos, y muy d.
chosos, amos mas de vida.
Nuestras sinceras felicitaciones
para Ell estimado caballero senior
Miguel Fernandez con motive de
la grata celebration del aniversa-
rio de SUI nacimiento en- Ell dia de
hoy, y nuestroS votos por su ven
tura personal.
+ 4 =
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI cumpleanos ell gracioso nino Os-
Waldo Estremera. hijo del senior
OsyaIdo EStremera y sonora. Eyda
de Estremera, miembros aprecia-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
De Fiesta

De Fiesta
La sonora Ethel de SOttile ofre-
cera una fiesta y desfile de modas
en- los acogedores jardines de su
residencia de Indian Mound, Trail
2525, Coral Gables, ell microbes,
IL de Mario, a las dos de la tarde.
Ell aImacen Lee presentara sus
mas bellas creaciones y Sc rifaran
atractivos premios a beneficio de
la parroquia de Santa Teresita.
Para mayor information, y sus
reservaciones que estan limitadas
a doscientas, llamese a la sonora de
Walter ScanlOn, Mohawk 7-4527.
cumpIeunos
Nuestros parabienes en- ell dia
de hoy para ell apreciado caballero
puertorriqueno senior William Hen.
ry BesOsa con motive de la grata
celebration del a~niversario de SUI
nacimiento, y nuestros votos por-
que disfrute de muchos amos mas
de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
PGsome
De Ponoma

De Pdndmd
Por la via aerea y proeedentes
de Panama llegan hoy a Miami a
disfrutar de una temporada de re.
cree las gentiles damas dona Licis
Fabrega de Guardia y dona Marta
Guardia de Chapman.
Nos complace saludarlas cor
dialmente y describes unas vaca-
clones muy placenteras entire no
Sotros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

Nos complace felicitar caluro.
samente al eStimado caballero Sc.
nor AbelardO IgIesias quien cum,
pie hoy un nuevo ano de vida Y
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

Vayan nuestras sinceras felici.
taciones para ell estimado caballe-
no puertorriqueno senior Charles
TOrruella o motive de SUI COM
pleanos en- ell dis de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
De Visita

Nos complace presentar un cor
dial saludo al senior don Raul de la
Guardia, sonora dona Inesita Arias
de la Guardia, y sus ninos, de Pa
mama, quienes Sc encuentran en-
Miamid %isfrutando de una corta
temporada de recreo.
Eduardo Morgan y sonora, Benig-
ma Gonzalez de Morgan, quienes
llegaron de Panama por la via ae-
rea a gozar de una corta temporada
de esparcimientc entire nosotros.
Saludamos cordialmente al senior
Pesome
Lamentamos ell sensible falle-
cimiento de Ia estimada dana Sc
nora EstelIa de Martinez, ocurrida
en- esta ciudad en- dias pasados, y
enviamos nuestras frases de condo
lencia a SUI esposo, senior Manuel
Martinez, SUI hijo Roberto y SUI her
mano 2OdOIfO, todos residences de
Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06
NGeimiento

Sc encuentra de placemes Ell ho-
gar tornado poi ell senior Gustavo
OchOa y sonora, Lola de Ochoa, con
ell advenimiento de una hermosa
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-06

aprovechamos la OCCASION para de.
searle muchos amos mas de vida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

ard Shaw had abandoned the
craft after a five years stint
during which he had wrested
play reviewing from the fusty,
scholarly type of critic and i'm
bued it with a reckless, health
full scorn.
And. following Shaw, who
decided to write his own plays,
came the incompatible Max"
Beerbohm. the master of an
equally scathing style and the
ideal heir to Shaw.
The operation these two per-
formed on the English theater
needed doing still in this coun-
try. Mr.. Nathan proceeded to
do it, with an enthusiasm that
remained undiminished until
his physical energies tagged a
few years ago. His, and
Knopf's. Drama Books of the
Year." compilations Of his re-
views for the year collected
from the multitude of Nathan
sources. began to disappear
around 1850. Three years later,
he did another and more in
fomal summing up but some
thing of the old heartineSs was
missing. as If Mr.. Nathan con-
cluded he was getting on and
the theater was not. The latter
at least not well enough to
Justify a Nathan annual.
A ferocious professional
Scorn for the mediocre and the
pretentious was not all Mr..
Nathan learned from the
MeSsrs. Shaw and Beerbohm.
He wore his profession with
pride even to the point Of
being theatrical in appearance
He dressed with an eye to dis
tinction. with his canes and
his coats as the dominant notes
in his costume. He looked more
like an actor than most actors
and out-performed them in
many Of his mannerisms, es-
pecially the one of leaving in
full costume at the end of
second acts of plays he found
inSufferable.
AS a passionate believer in
style involving the whole man
down to his walking stick and
his cape. Mr.. Nathan was not
impressed with the casualness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

it to Jack to suggest and order
their food for them. No maitre
d. hotel at the Eden Roc, Jack
has stopped suggesting viands
Il had to give 1t up" he ad.
mits. "At my age I found my.
self ordering warm milk toast
for everybody"
4 4 +
An 8-year-old was spotted in
a local barbershop the other day
and as he climbed into the
chair he gave the barber some
instruction.
"Cut my hair like Pops"
he directed. with a hole in
the top"
And the niece of a friend
came home from school the
other day with the startling in
formation that her locker had
been broken into and rified.
did they take anything val
uable?" asked daddy.
Nav" said the dreamboat,
there wasn't anything in there
but books"
y 4 4 4
Rich Texan Joke No. 1854
582E, from Jane Kean: A Texan
gives his kid a battleship for
his birthday. Says the kid.
Maybe I can trade it for a
carrier. Then I can use it to
land the Jet plane Grandma
gave me for Christmas"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

wrights. II only out Of bore
dom for the routine Of play
wright fare, they had a warm
welcome for the promising
newcomer.
In Shaw's case. 1t was Ibsen
and the continentals. Nathan
put his eloquence at the dis
posal Of such latter-day drama
fists as Eugene O'Neill, Sean
O'CaSey. Paul Vincent Carroll
and william Saroyan among
others.
In these, Mr.. Nathan marked
the spirit of the true worshiper
And. as the truest Of worship
ers over Q period Of So years,
he could appropriately offer
the hand Of welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

of his colleagues. In print.
endlessly, and in Critics Circle
meetings where they encoun-
tered him face to face on rare
occasions, they could expect
no tolerance for their opinions
from him.
1t was an occasion when the
neophyte in the critic trade
gained the smallest nod Of
recognition from Mr.. Nathan.
This wearer of the same pro-
fessional label knows that from
personal experience. It was for
him a proud moment years ago
when Mr.. Nathan In one OF
his ANIMALS quoted a review
from The Star as the terse
summing up of one Of the sea-
sons more aristocratic flopS
y
The Shaw-Nathan parallel
was most evident perhaps in
their enthusiasm for new play