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BY DARCY DEMI1LE

Chicago (ANP)-From Hollywood Carme
received quite the Village gate
following her smash opening That ole gate should swinging
for quite spell with the versatile
trot another singer Gloria Lynn the city fathers
approval her direction Cause of
for the Motor City! Speaking
ring Leslie Uggams dainty finger
gift.
singer Rogers probably
election high office but he having OF with
recording, IF I President"
gaseous only in
coming involved in curcur activities Archie
emoe before the teevtson talking
the boxerumed geeuy
agreed a dramatic part
Cassis do Hamlet! casting
fighter from Kentucky a real
Spotted a marquee-"The Chldrens
Attic" (also) "A Child is Waiting"
sltry singer
Carmen McFsae opening ?? And western
Contrary reports that otherwise Sidney Potter land his
agreed their daughter
commercials.
Sidney Lmeta Jones has been expected should
suspected members the theatre elite
they spotted horsehuntng the New
area?
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THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY ALBERT ANDERSON
Miriam Makeba Heads Platter

| Faro
A new LIP Of exciting songs by
Negro South African songstress
Miriam Makeba heads the record
fare this week. It features Miss
Maloeba singing a fine collection
of songs in England and African
dielect that disc fans should find
delightful. There isn't a dull NOM
emit in the session.
Following are details Of this and
other discs in the review:
THE World OF Miriam Makeba": {:
I-RCA LIP (LPM lisp -2750) feat
urang the internationally famous
singer and unidentified orchestra.
Songs: Side 1: 'Dubula," Forbid
den Games" ''Pole Me-, little
Boy, 'Kuedini", "Vamos' Chamar
Ovento." Side 2: ''Umhome," "Am-
ampondo," wonders and Things" ,
''Tonados de Media Noche", Into
Yam, Where Can I Coz"
Whenever and wherever Miss
Malxeba sings the air is electric
. She is one of the few singers
with the ability to generate real
excitement And what's more,
she has individuality Her
"Rlick" style of singing is not only
her trademark, but provides sort
Of etherlike vehicle upon which
her voice travels All these
Qualities are evident in this, her
latest RCA recording. In short,
her singing Is both exotic and
dynamic And If the words of
the songs are unfamiliar to listen
ers, the rhythm, the pulsating baet
and Miss Makeba projection and
interpretations more than make up
for it "Dubula," apparently
song of longing and heartache,
is the top tune, but every number
in the far is delightful Miss
MalIeba has been tabled one Of
''the most exciting singers to
come along in years She jush-
flies that accolade with this wax
ing It's terrific.
Grand Tour: :-RCA LIP (LPM-
LSP-2521) featuring the Norman
Luboff Choir with unidentified
orchestra. Songs: Happy Wan
derer", while You Waltz" April
in Portugal" London Pride"
"Canto de Granda", "Zemer Lach."
Side 2: "LIttle Kong Kwela", TOR
ma a Surrfento," The Three Bells,
Never on Sunday, Meadow
land, Now Is the Hour"
The Norman Luboff choir is too
we'll known to require any detail
description It Is sufficient to
say that 1t is one of the top choral
groups in America Here, how
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MioVni Beach Radio
Stdfion Names Negro
To Executive Posi-

Miami Beach, Fla. (ANP) -
Milton Smith, a disc jockey and
sportscaster here since 1853, re-
Gently became the first Negro to
become a policy making executive
of a radio station firm here.
Smiths appointment as assist
ant to President Alexander Klein
at stations WAdBM-AM and WNIVJ
FIN was announced recently.
Klein said Smiths appointment
was 'in line with (the) social tenor
established by the President of the
United States" He referred to the
request by the President that bus
iness firms extend full employment
opportunities to Negroes.
In his new post, Smith, who is
considered the top Negro disc
jockey here, will assist in imple-
menting policies for the stations
A graduate of Tennessee State
university in Nashville, where he
also starred in football, Smith, a
5-fodt, 250-pounder, also is mar
rator of the annual Orange Bios
som classic featuring top teams in
Negro" football. He was an all
Conference guard at Tennessee
State during his collegiate career.
Smith is married to the former
Vivian Miller, a former Tennessee
State beauty queen. They have four
children, Michael, IL; Marcus, 9;
Michel, 8, and Melanie, 2.
He is a Marine Corps veteran.
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er back in the church because you
promised you would not talk. Then,
you paid attention to the friends
of your parents. Now, some young
parents do not want their own
parents to correct their children!
Not long ago Lillian and Evelyn
were talking and Lillian said, 'T
do not worry about Junior" when
I am not out with him because he
tells me he remembers what I have
told him he cannot do" It was all
Evelyn could do to keep her
mouth shut and not tell Lillian
what little monster her son Is
when he Is out. She knows be-
cause he has come to her house
often and he goes through the
house Nooldng around to see all he
can, and he even goes to the kit
chen and helps himself to any
thing he wants, If it Is within his
reach. Evelyn cannot tell Lillian
because Lillian has said so many
times she was one mother who was
not going TO listen to others talk
ing about her Junior" because she
had implicit faith in him and he
tells her that he knows how to
behave when he is out.
1t is too bad she cannot see him
as her friends see him. can see
why she Thinks he Is a fine boy
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African JUrist Named
To Fill Up Coming
WnrId Court Nnnn,

United Nations (ANP) - Isaac
Forster of Senegal was one of five
jurist named by the UN Security
council and the General assembly
here last week 10 fill vacancies on
the International Court of Justice
bench at the Hague, Netherlands.
Judge Forster was one of two
Africans among 10 candidates from
18 countries who were proposed
for the position. The other can
didate was Sir Edward Okyere
Asafu-Adjaye, 60, Nigerianlborn
former Ghana High Commissioner
in London England and member of
a prominent family in Ashanti,
(Ghana) history.
The World Court is composed Of
Is judges, who serve for a nine
year term. Terms of five of the
judges will expire next February
5. Five have three more years to
serve; while the remaining five
have six more years to go.
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THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood

SOMETIMES
Sometimes I'm 6orgetfll that I will admit;
Sometimes thoughtess and fail TO do my bit;
Sometimes get angry and don't things quite clear;
Sometimes of those should hold dear
And yet dear God believe me, for every word Is true
There's not hour that passes by that I'm not tH1andn
you
For all those special blessings you shower over me-
To live within hand like ours walk and talk and see
To have a shining rainbow that helps us find our way
To have home to turn TO at the a busy day.
For all these little something's thank YOU Lord again
hope you've heard my prayer good night dear Lord
Amen -MarglE4te Healey
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ever, the choir takes listeners on
a musical Grand Tour" of the
world, singing some of the favorite
songs of several countries .
Because of It's carefree air and
melody, I like Happy Wanderer, "
from Germany, the best, but all
the songs are sung with enthus-
tasm If you have a quiet even
ing to spend at home, this LIP
could be just the thing to add to
your relaxation Good Concert
Music.
Live: Presdge LIP (7274)
featuring the Jack McDuff quar-
tet. Personnel: McDuff, organ;
Red Holloway, tenor saxophone;
George Benson, guitar; Joe Dukes,
drums. Tunes: Rock Candy; 1T
Amt Necessarily So"; "Sanctified
Samba"; whistle While You
Work.; "A Real Goodun"; 'Unde-
cided."
The most interesting number
from the standpoint of beat and
melody - in this set is 1T Amt
Necessarily So," ON which McDuff
and company play in a somewhat
sophisticated vein His touch
is light and so is the background
music, 80 that the complimentary
Embellishments of the orchestra
ton are not drowned out in the in
terStty of sound, as sometimes
happens on McDuffs recordings
=. whistle" is also treated
in a somewhat melodic and deli
cate manner, but "San1fied Sam
ba," is strictly offbeat, for my
dough I've danced the Samba,
but not the type reflected by this
particular brand Of music
Overall, though this is a good LIP.
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because at home he is truly a per-
feet little gentleman" in every
way. Junior is six years old.
To look at him he looks like a
little angel. He is 50 polite he wins
your heart at one meeting but by
the end of the second meeting you
wish you could tell his mother to
help him while he is still young
enough to be helped!
No two children in any family
are alike! We thought of Helen's
two daughters who are about 1S
months apart in age, but many
years apart in their Hikes and dis
Mixes. Lulu, age 13, is still a young
girl. She is in the grade at school
with children her own age and she
gets an average grade in her les
sons but she stil loves to be
around her mother and father and
she reads the books the younger
girls her age read. But Celia, age
IA, has been reading adult books
for years and enjoys such books as
the Readers Digest and she Is an
A student who enjoys being out
with the girls her age in her
neighborhood and she Hikes to visit
her school mates.
So far, neither one has shown
any interest in boys but when
they go to little parties they meet
boys. Lulu will talk with them but
will not dance with them. Celia is
beginning to dance with them but
neither one Of the girls seems to
be as interested in boys as some
of their friends are.
Helen says they are average
young girls who have not been
told they cannot go out with boys
but she has encouraged them to
wait until they are old enough and
she has promised them they will
know when that time comes.
Their home life is very pleasant
and they spend hours listening to
records with the family singing
along and sometimes the parents
dance with them and so far this
family togetherness has been
enough for them.
Helen is wise and knows that
soon they will be wanting to see
the boys in their home.
Until that time comes she is en-
toying having them with the fam
lily.
Stednmetz wrote: Cooperation
is not a sentiment - it is an &C.
onomic necessity.
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Africa At A Glance
JOURNALISTS MEET


ANP)-The Journal
joint sponsorship
Union Of Journalists Some $50 delegates and observers expected to
participate
realization African Unity"
NEW FREEDOM GROUP
windoek Southwest Africa (NP)-Upon the heels of the an
South African Information Secretary W.
Administrator Africa
political parties Nations mandad territory
to Liberation Front" to the economic mil
itary strength OF the South African government In joint statement
recently the South West African Peoples organization (sWA
National (swAU)
that they would form Committee Of Five charged with the creation
JOMOS
Naob CANP)-n August 1851 Kenyatta being
detention Province KAU
him beige Mercedes Benz 22O
$1,000 type
being extravagant Recently
African nation presented with
$2o454 RollsRoyce to serve as his official limousine
NEW CITY BANK
Lagos CANP-The city Lagos
the current financial wear closes according to an announcement made
recently reelected
The bank part of overall city planning scheme which will also
construction a S2s million city
COLoRED PARLIAMENT
Pretoria (AP-A parliament having
legislative powers over the is million ooureds in the republic Is cur
consideration by the South African The
parliament would sppan the present Coloued Council
sisng legislative
have 40 members split equally between the nominated and elected
and four ministries each headed by cooured minister 1t
planned be brought into being by 1884.
DECIMAL CURRENCY SWITCH
CANP-Come Monday following Republic July
introduce its decimal system
would be issued
l. TO- So 100 and 1000 cedas.
SHELL OIL NATURALIZATION
Nonrovia (AN)An Shell Oil property Liberia to
according official here
change insignia
line with the of enabling Lberns to
benefits businesses operated the country
FIRST PEACE CORPSNIEN
Conay CA1)Te first Peace Corps be assigned to
Republic recently
group consisting IT girls young will teach
in Gtnnean schools
CONTEST
HP)-1n Forthcoming independence
the Digest official
publication 4Oo~ord essay contest
ect open students
currently Britain prize OF $2S will be awarded the best
paper
SECOND THOUGHTS
(ANPKenneth Kaunda president the United Nation
independence party (P) Northern Rhodesa
that his has decided against letting Southern Rhodesa
Rhodesan
federation
Britain TO take them The original agreement made during
Vctoal Falls which agreed to the dissolution
federation
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TINE

TINE
Time by minutes SHIPS away
First the hour, then the day
Small the daily loss appears
Yet it soon amounts 10 years.
Anon
Thanks to Miss Olga Haley.
TIME
AS we grow older time seems TO
fly. Yet, looking back, you think
Of the long days, weeks and months
between the end Of the school term
and the opening Of the fall ses-
sions.
When you were younger there
were 50 many little things you did
not understand and did not apprec-
late as you do now. For instance,
you couldn't understand why you
had to mind" your parents
If you were sitting in
church and they asked you to stop
whispering! You were taught not
to whisper in church and knew
better but once in awhile you for
got, but no sooner had you opened
your mouth when a slight touch
on your shoulder made you turn
and you saw the little
shake that your parents friend
made for you to be silent. You
had only been allowed to SIT farth-
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THREE SETS OF
TWINS IN SUCCESSION

For DaupGnn, Malagtasy (ANP)
Mrs. Helene Marie Marcel, q
Of Maloto village in the
rural community of Rano-
nIafara, recently astounded medi-
cal circles by giving birth to her
third set of twins within the past
four years. The mother of three
children by single births, aged IA.
8 and six years, gave birth in 1859
to a set of twins. She duplicated
the feat in 1860, and again this
years.
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Of the review. / could have CIV
en- them back their luncheon"
Most Of the blame for the
pictures extravaganza, however
was laid to veteran COM
edy writer, Nunnally johnson.
As a friend Of Johnson's, Stew
art didn't like this much better,
but it gave him a chance for
the seasons most drolly read
luncheon line. This came out
when he was asked what is on
his schedule, one item Of which
is a kind of higher comedy
written by Johnson again.
"Gosh," said Stewart softly,
81 hope he writes better for
you guys next time"
POLLY VISITS: Notes from
Bernie Harrison on breakfast
with Polly Bergen:
Polly Bergen, blue eyes,
pretty, was wearing a two
piece soft brown jacket-skirt
combination, fishing for her
spectacles in a roomy purse
when we barged in for break
fast, Sheraton Park. For a girl
whose plane here had to land
at st. Louis because one en-
CINE caught on fire, who had
a vocal alteration with a
prejudiced cab driver, and
whose bedroom failed to heat
up during the night, she
seemed abnormally relaxed
and at ease. What you may
not have known (and | didn't
was that Polly has given up
singing, for the most legitimate
reasons. eff you're going to
sing" she says, 'you have to
keep practicing at it, and what
with raising three children, a
husband, and acting in NOV
les, there just isn't the time"
The movie that brought her
here is Kisses For My Presi-
dent" in which she plays the
first woman President. II you're
curious, she really thinks that
this will be a long time coming,
since she doesn't believe wom-
en- will vote for a woman
for president, even If she thinks
along with Ashley Montague
that woman is the superior
sex. Anyway, she plays her
role straight; the comedy
comes out of the character Of
her husband, played by Fred
MacMurray, who has the doubt
full honor of playing the coun-
try's first male First Lady,"
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on MS talent. They hurt more.
However, to return to Stewart
and the extra-curricular duties
he assume S toward the au-
dience, one Of these is keeping
up with foreign films.
mot the big ones" he says.
These everyone in the film
business sees. They are an obi
cation one has to oneself as a
professional. How ever, ever
since / was named as American
delegate to the Berlin film festi-
val last year, 1862 that is, l
thought ought to be familiar
with the gamut Of foreign films.
The non-art ones, l guess, you
could call these.
'You see these, too, in what
are called art house IS; my
neighborhood ones in Beverley
Hills. Their effect is shock, at
least to me, although it may be
titallatiOn to those with whom
/ see them. These, the Initiated,
are funny people to 60 to the
movies with, so to speak.
Il 60 alone, naturally. So, ap-
parently, does everyone else. l
sort of fancy myself as going in
the public interest, investigator
lily, to find out about the run Of
the mill foreign films. But, be-
fore l can give my attention to
the film, l have to watch the
audience. Its members come in,
one at a time; each one pausing
to survey the house looking for
the seat fartheSt from anyone
who is already there.
'It's as if everyone was
trying not to be recognized and,
in view Of the contents Of the
film on the screen, / think this
is not a bad idea. One of the
things l learned d, before l
stopped bothering further, is
that Hollywood not only cannot,
but will not compete, with a
certain sexily sensational type
of foreign movie.
"0f course, Hollywood is &C.
cused Of a lot Of things, includ-
ing an increasing liberty in the
area Of sex. To some extent, it
is true but behind it is a differ
ent attitude, one far less ex-
IRENE than many Of the Euro
pean films.
with these, Hollywood sim
ply will not compete"
DROLL STORY: Stewart who
can be the most drolly, off-hand
Of the comedy stars in Holly
wood, was slightly stung by
some Of the criticism Of his
taste in playing Take Her,
She's Mine"
In some instances, his neu-
rotic father was treated as a
too overweight type, the most
offensive Ito him. critical ref
erence the phrase, "sublimated
incest" This was in a national
magazine whose top staff had
just entertained the actor at a
luncheon which everyone found
enjoyable.
Then" Stewart says, ''in
the lobby Of their building
someone handed me a copy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times

Stage
NatiOnaI-"Seidman and Son.;
2 and $50 pm.
Arena Stage-''The Devils;
$50 pm.
Howard - Jazz; Jackie
MONS" Mabley, Jimmy Smith;
4:30, 7::30 and 10 pm.
Theater Club - Sally Jane
Heit's Miss Amurica";; $50
pm.
Screen
Misunderstanding Incredible
Journey; 1:5O, $50, $50, 7::55
and $50 pm.
Appetite Conjugal Bed:
l, 2:45, 4:3O, 6:15, sos and $50
pm.
Calvert-'Yojimb 6. 8 and
10 pm.
Dupont - "The Leopard; /,
$40, 6:25 and $40 pm.
Embassy-"Take Her, She's
Mine; lao, 3:45, $50, 7::55 and
9:45 pm.
Keith's - "McLintock";; II
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Vices; l2:l0, 2:05, SIS, $50,
7::45 and $40 pm.
TOwn-'20,OO0 Leagues Under
the Sea-; 1910, 2:3O, Ass, BIS
and $40 pm.
Trans-LuX-"Under the Yum
Yum Tree; lbs am, I:3O,
$3.50, $50, 7:30 and gas pm.
UptOwn-''How the West Was
Won; 2 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra";; 2, 8.
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am, lilo, 800, $50, 7:4O and
$50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures at the
Gallop"; Sis, 9 and s:55 pm.
MetropOIitan-"The Incredible
Journey; 12:O5, 2, 4, 6, 9 and
s:55 pm.
Ontario -" Macbeth; 2 and
$50 pm.
Palaee-''The V.I.P.'s"; l1:4s
am, 1:4O, 3:45, $50, 7::5O and
9:55 pm.
PlayhOuse-''Fantasia"; 1920,
2:3O, 4:4O. 2 and s:1s pm.
Plaza - pleasures and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
THE PASSING SHOW
Stewart, Too, Shocked
By Some Import Films
By JAY CARMODY

James Stewart who well and widely thought Of al
most anyone also thinks of the people who think Of him.
These would be movegoers at least the basic Stewart
flock To them Stewart feels obligations beyond being
with talent and taste Of these two aspects Of himself in
cdentay he sensitive to reflections his taste than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Enjoy the same qUoIitY viewing found in the
more expensive. sets. Even black and white
programs ore sharper. Fine tuning adjust
ments locks in permanently on each channel.
Automatic gain control keeps the picture
steady. Good fringe reception. Ebony!
measured di0gonoNY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

melodrama about killer and cop. Victor
Mature. Richard conte. 11:10-5
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN" 1882 First
RUM. Good routine fight film Jack oakie,
Marian Nixon. 12:55-e
Thursday AN.
LONG LOST FATHER" 1924. A father tries
to gain the love of his daughter 20 years
after he deserted the family John Barrymore,
Helen Chandler 1905
Thursday PM.
MANHATTAN MEl0DRAMA." 1884. Gable
is a gansster and Powell a DA. Good
screen entertainment Myrna 10y 12:55-5
HARRIET CRAIG" 1850. Remake of "crais's
Wife" based on George KelIys Broadway
play Joan Crawford Wendell Corey 500
THE ENEMY FROM SPACE" 1857. The title
explains the plot thoroughly. Brian DOnlevy,
Vera Day. 1906
THE FOXES OF HARROW" le47. The rise to
fame and fortune Of an adventurer in 1920
New Orleans. Rex Harrison. ll:l0-5
carson CITY" 1882 Randolph Scott rides
again. 1855
Friday AN,
MORNING GLORY" 1888. SmalI-town girl
struggles to become great Broadway actress
Katharine Hepburn 1905
Friday PM.
LIFE BEGINS AT $50" 1912. WeII-acted
but dreary drama Of an alcoholic. Monty
WooIley, Ida Lupno. 12:30-5
THE MAN IN HALF-MooN STREET." 1914.
scientist tries to maintain eternal youth
OK for horror fans Nils Asther. 5000
TREASURE OF SIERRE MADRE" 1913.
Greed. one of mans basic emotions, is
graphically portrayed in this magnificent film
Directed by John Huston. Humphrey Bogart
and Walter Huston o.00-5
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THE SECRET OF ST. IVES" ls49 First-Run,
corny costume melodrama about soldier in
Napoeon's Army. Richard Ney, Vanessa
Brown. l2:55o
FIVE STEPS TO DANGER" 1857. Dull
espionage drama dealing with secret agents
and formulas. Sterling Hayden and Ruth
Roman. LOO
Saturday AN.
THE FALCON OUT WEST" 1914. OK mystery
Tom Conway. Barbara Hale 1905
ROCK YOU SINNERS" 1858. British rock-'n'-
roll film This one is so bad il may BRING
back the Waltz Philip Gilbert 11:30-5
Saturday Pm.
DAWN PATROL" 1888 Exciting tale Of the
men Of 5ritains Royal Flying Corps during
World War l. Enrol Flynn 1:00-5
THE LITTLEST REBEL" 1895. Another corny
film featuring Shirley Temple and Bill
Robinson. 300
"6oDYGUAR0." l94s. A detective is framed
for murder. Lawrence Tierney. 3:00-5
THE FIGHTING o'FLYNN." ls49 (First-Run).
Costume adventure with Douglas Fairbanks, jr.,
Richard Greene. Patricia Medina 500
IMITATION GENERAL" 1858 (First-RunJ.
An American sergeant mpersonates a dead
general to save an army unit from defeat
during World War IFS Battle of the Bulge
Glenn Ford. Red Buttons, Taina Elg 300
THE -FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE"
1859. One Of the worst Of the science fiction
horror films. Edward Franz. 11:00-5
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA" 1858. Color.
tFirst-Run) Ernest Hemngways story about
the determined Cuban fisherman. Spencer
Tracy is excellent in the leading role. lilo