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? LIGHTHOUSE and INF
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^INEWS-AI^
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By Bin. 1
CHARLESTON ? Miss Mile
r red Ellison, a recent graduate c
State A and M College, is now
member of the Burke high eehot
: faculty.
7 Isaac Smalls, Mt. Pleasant, wa
seriously injured when he at
?>.. tempted to put a tractor in "a she
??7-? -r" after a day's work. The shed wa
too shiall and Mx. Smalls suffer
ed a crushed chest. He was ad
7 ; rflitted to Roper Hospital.
TKe many friends of the Van
derhorsts sympathized with ther
in their recent misfortune. Lighl
4 ning struck their home, destroj
ing everything. No one whs ir
jiired. The Vanderhorsts live i
Mt. Pleasant# where they at
prominent citizens.
5?v>rrw *%mAfTvnisrv
Mr.' and Mrs. William Wrag
of Ashton street are the-prou
^ _ parents of a son. Derrick Claud<
born September 14 at the Can
non" Street Hospital. The Wragg
jij have two -othci?children, Wil
11am, Jr. and Duncan.
; J_ FARMER'S FAIR NOV. 5 10
Juliui Amaker has announce
the Nov. 5-10 dates for thr^An
nual Farmer's Fair. Officers o
^ the association are: Arthur Jen
r * kins, Solomon Brown, Rober
__Freeman, Samuel Thompson' S
rrry "J. U.^ Weathers. Farm, home a
; .gents, agricultural teachers, vet
. cran* teachers, business and cjv
ic organizations arc sponsors.
The officers represent farmer
-of Wadmalaw. Edisto, John? Is
lands, Aw^ndaw and Buck Hall
PERSONALMENTlOl
Mrs. Lucile Dingle Jackson, o
Russellville, James B. Colemai
of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Mael
. . C. ,Gaston of Dalton, Ga. wen
recent-visitors here. Mr. and Mrs
'Gaston were the guests of Mrs
? * Ada Seabrook.
Mr. and Mr-. William D. Brad
ford--returned from Wusliiiiglon
D. C., where their grandchildren
f: ? :,i Edward, Jr. and Bruce, who hat
vacationed here. More' than 3[
children were entertained at th<
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C Our Twcnty-flftl
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- L- Old - But M<
H7 Funefal Service is perh,
! the wotld. But unlike so
back into antiquity, it has
K . of civilization.
r ~7 Ji Themortuary of today
'' 1 neat as a hospital, as scien
rn cal laboratory. Modern e
ufriii' j k each a step forward to mr
H home it is always oi>en f
J Fielding's Hon
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ORMER, COLUMBIA, S. C.
^HARbESTiffi
E. M. Parker
I- party for the littte visitors pr
>f to their return,
a Miss Thelma Pi>aches_jiuU?
rf tend Mather"School in Beaufc
Miss Hallique Adams, Oran
s burg, is a member of the Bon
.. Wilson faculty. Clarence We
3" rbrookr Atlanta, Ga./is^ag""
lfi structor at the John's Island hi
.. school.
I_ Central Baptist Church Notes
Pfc. Herbert Mhck, son of I
^ and Mrs. William Mack, was k
ed in action in Kox-ea Sept. 2i
Sympathy is extended the 1
reaved family.
Visitor are welcome to Ci
tral Baptist Church the hospit
ity committee is comprised
Mrs. Eva Hopkins, Mrs. A.
Boone, Mrs. Ellen Davis and M
I E. M. Parker.
g j
?j? The Sunday Council of ~C't
|tral Baptist Church directed
D.- D Haynes visited Pine Hav
" the Cannon St. Hospital and
- -v<i'y sick Brother in Short t
ley, Meeting St. a man who h
n >t attended church for two;
- ycarsrtlc was'' "once a mem her
u a local church of friends a
- spiritual advice.
Baptist Center
- Rev. T>. 1). Lewis. City Musi
"*1 Worker, announced the openi
?-j <?f?lLw?fa-H?educali illal woi k
' 211 Line St. Classes for ministe
~ missionaries and church w >rk<
are being held. Mrs. A. Rivi
Avill conduct the missionary clai
; had by calling 2-5080 or writi
- e-. .Further information can
t. Rev. B. D. Lewis, 194 Spring"!
"f Methodist Center
f The 'Reid Center of Christi
1 Service, located on St. Philip S
c was featured in the News m
? Courier recently. Rev. B. F. Sui
' tcr, Rev. R. I. Lemon and Rc
Crumlin, director of the Cent
AME Ministers were pictured
- the foreground.
7"Southern Tuberculosis
' Conference
1 Delegates to the Southern T
> berculosis Conference at Chatt
? nopga? Tenn. were: Mesdamcs
7 F. Turner, A. J. Murray, Robi
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jOUTH CAROLINA ^
rtJ ' j - SATURDAY,
OCT. 6, 1951
ill Morris Brnwn Tips;
' JacltsefrTtgers For
40-0 Victory
ATLANTA, Ga. ' ? Cutting'
io r
loose with an amazing and com- t
pletely ovorpnweiin^ ground" nT-'
tack, Morris Brown College Pur-!
>r ' pie Wolverines halter the Jark.|
son College Blue and White Ti-'
^s" gors, 40-0, Friday ni^ht,, :
dsn uim
^ The -power-packed Wolverines j
pushed over six touchdowns agglnst
the stubborn resistance of
^ a good Jackson eleven that made;
.jj' a fight of it alj the way.
ltj The Purples struck with a two
3e_ touchdown salvo early in the
first period, sweeping 70 yards to1
>n- pay-d-rt on" five plays after the
nj_ opening kickofT. After co-captain'
,,j Rufus Tribble, Ashevillo,. N. C\,
p and Steve Daniels. Wnycrass. C. i..
rs moved the bait 40 and 53 yards
Ifor the next two touchdowns.'
,M (with Tabblc. Daniels and M'?s
I
jn 1 lev doing most ?f. the lugging
on Tribhye cro.-;ed the d>>ublo
strine- from thr> (i and fnon
^j_ |4 for- the "score.,
ad Then hist betoro baK-* :m>\ the
)tv Purples put .?:i a t u ;1
of'yard drive ti.;it nvrred,1m ;.
ii.;; thiur own 10 :nt > t i no / .;
' 1) ;. i i j? r '.:/??11 ' ' i?
,* ; tp.iy e'V : > ; Y.?>i.
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ng
ill.
j'Morris College
Hornets Down
"?(M'lin 20-0
be |
>t.j SUMTER ? The .M ir: t\dJ
lege Hornets made it two m a.
an row in the win column Saturday
>t..j night as they defeated theh.ighly.
nd r ;t,ed Clallin Panthers of Orange-:
u- burg 20-0 in the Sumter Fait
;v 11 r tunds Stadium.
Tic Hornets struck pay ciiit on
in the fir-* ld'fV |,|f tu" ' M"'~ " 11 '
:.n.'aulifuIiy executed pass fromjuartcrbaik
McKen/io to Eddie,
j has. in who romped 45 yards
* and the first Hornet .wore. The
rv for extra point, failed,
V STHONG MOKKIS LINK
;rt ,
The Morris, line played magnifk
i.vntly during the entire fi-stI'.nait
and especially in th^ wnvi
' quarter when the Panthers went
to the air trying to tie up the
game or go ahead. The first; half
ended wit# the score at _G-_(?L
After i'ntermiosi >n, the Panth
^ ers ripped oir two consecutive
1_ fhst down to make the 1! un.t
k quickly call lor time out. Hmvevei
ft the C'laflin men went in to pick
_ jp arw4h'cr t'ir.-t down before M<>. tgii
<":s stard them ofT.
The Hornets attain sore t in
B : " third quarter when aftei a
8^ sustained -march. they moved
Prom their :t0 to the Panthers' 8
D After a live yard penally against
p 'he Panthers, which moved the
6 ! t the three. "Moo Cow"
C v??vens scored of' tackle to run
>,j|j cored (ho point after with a
4 'a ' m- Morrtc 4-4^?f^rrfttn (T
I PASS i:\DS SCORING
1 T'u< H 't'tu ts reot ed in. tin last
f "hi rfer on ;t pass from -MeKenV
.jiuusM?the oerfeetiv pi iced ball
hi the end /o-., f ,f the third and
1 ' o.h.l,,-. n "V I II I 11 I?\
tnjain -cored the point after in a
~~W "e:n, nl try. Morris winning.
Y 20--0.
| Morrison an I Father "^impktns.
t Ttii: A'.^i 'Hs hold Sept. 'JO ?2.
1 N' .Tii delegates were fwomnv:.~'e
! at tli-'* II itel Mart :a and
in private hunio- White 'ieinua
-?- t' - .11 thh r'attvii IF.tel. Th
Sent.'u rn CY.nfkroner hi[tri - ik- -t--Trprnrr
OTTTahnrnri, Ark. W. Yj .
! ML. N. <\ S. C.- G<n^ifla_ALar
* Mp^.. and La. aLo Washington
| D. C. Mi<c Wilm:' T MeG+eave;
was in charge for making resor'
vations for Nogr-ip*.
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Barber Shop
Frank Pearson, Prop.
151?'/j Harden St.
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Miss Baker Has
HelpedXLr^-Raee
Relations - Mag. 1
CHICAGO, 111. ? By her nnli- T
tant insistence on equal rights k<
for Negroes^ and refusal to bow|i?:
to Jim Crow laws and practices
Josephine Bilker thas provided o
U.S. race relations with "a brisk If
blood transfusion," EBONY states; (t
in a phot > editorial appearing in Up
its October wa?ue\ ?1?
Titled "The AuxJacious Josc-t
phine," the editorial pays glow-'
ing tribute to the American?!
i '
born Negro entertainer who
chieved success and 'Wealth
broad but never forgot the strug-'
gle of her own people. this
charming citizen of France has
been turning U. S. racial codes ''
and customs topsy-turvy, tweak- n
ing and twisting bigots * in their ^
favorite haunts since her -tUnm- 6,1
pharq. arrival in Miami lasCjt.muurv,"
the editorial "
"Nothing C)u:'o 1:k< Jo-? j :ane
-U
Bakf?r -has"happened to American
r::vc relation.-. for manv a year
l!'-r unlet ten d, impulsive outburst
a^ain-t X-:?S tftr-frm ..t>: .a ' T?
l xh:iarat ;n':' '.n ti:,,r fre>h
clean e the flirty T.mo.phere f '
b uy that hang- .'.kv a pal!'..\vr
k- nrnny sect hs f the Ian
'Scottsboro' I?ov Faces_T5
Years
I>KT'{( ')IT. 'I'Ns,. ~I Ki> .
Patters , n. or.e , i! ?fl;. ..... . '
: o s... -t u .... :,vj
' )<< >!>>; II fhaVuf"stabbing
friend, Wdlie Mitchell,
in .1 tavern fight.
Patterson hful faced a lirst degree
murder charge, but Judge
Paid K. Krause ordered the
charge reduced. Nov.* convict* d
of manslaughter, he face- a max-' '
mii'ii 'd ' ^ ym ' [m i uriii- T-1
:More people are readers 1
of The Lighthouse than of 1
any other similar paper in
the Carolinas. How stands '
your subscription to it? :
Florida Rattleiv Swi
15LP Score To Gain {
By Charles J. Smith ii
, T AIX A H'ASSE E,_. Fuw -- ?Uir: c
Jeasi^Lug a devastating
tack, t,he Florida A and M (." '1- ^
.' log o- Pa tilers romped to resound-,
ir.i! 5-J-ft victory -vor the R .-nodiet
College Tigers before a shirt
sleeved er-,'.v f " n.f>00 f.tn- .
, Satur. Kry ttitcrrvTnn. " ~ . - N
Sparking. Lkc touehdmrr. i,
rade was 170-pouni fullback ,{ /
C ..-erau (.If ve. Jas Mo h .
tali.!: : four tljv.es. Tn? I! I'll r< :
1. i 20?0 at ?hf hnl-f ",ir i i
. a It'!.- lift ' | m .' i which W.t<
dpret'd to !> no more than a f
S<"OKICS FIIG,\i 21 1 OH FIKST j.
y. t a- ' i ' :h !' nick - ..
a :, fe s'i. " . ilSJl-', i,, r f!
are? ' e ?*.,i ! or .ve 1 ' i>a! t ' '
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t:i: 11 Oy .Johe Arn : ! ?<? th< Th *
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m 'ti' s tw'to tho A and
' '>(-for'' tfimra Nat Williams
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n Birmingham
USKEGE1C Institute, Ala.?<Tusagee's
Golden Tigers wil] move
ito ' Birmingham. 3{> strong, for
leir ga?re wittr Clark College
f Atlanta, at Rickwood Kieid,
riday nigtit, October 5. Kiek-oll
b;UU o'clock, Cential Standard
imet Xhtr?artmttri?rtostT- wTTh
lark ts traditional * now and in
smuch ?as?troth schools Imvi
ide-awake alumni clubv in the
ty the rivalry is spirited and
m game always attracts a large
i d enthusiastic following.
The Panthers defeated the
olden Tigers last year, 7 to 0,
Iter a terrific battle which was
ut decided until the closing ironies
iff the game. Willi Clark dering
to add another victory K
.e series and Tuskegeo on the
ther hand determined not t<
.cv.f two in a r -w to the Atluni
team the criTTTe'sl should doclop
into a stubbornly Jouglh
"'.or worth travejing f.ir to >ee.
Leonadis , K^rsj Clark's !,?-*
xUb.iit euiKh, i.;is a .-x-ni'ded oik
: ? .- ix-s: teams t,i 1i pre .nil
.n nvny years.'1
'a ,;t t a.'. rivor .i
< a" jN-n > 1 ha. h<" u t?m
ht ' S ut' i. rr. eujh jjn
T'U , ?i. vn'mctt-l
* . t. >.. ... Vi. i i .i v. e.iuUu
*:u.i ol
ilinoso Blasts
fribe's Hope
'( :.i.\ l.l.AM) ?' (. ,\S) ? Ores
tes Minose, the gritty Cuban
ivliom the Cleveland Indians
railed to the Chicago White
Sf)^ eaiiy iji the year, did his
share to make the'best days of
Ins former tp.imm.-Oes m|*yh?ytmrmTrfiyfTaBTe^
aMinnie got two hits in the key
game against the Indians?.t
ir>t inning single o(T ICarly
VVynn and a 7th inning homer
dIT reliever, Itoh Lemon. Imiiins
lost the game Li.
[imp Benedict By
Surprise Victory
mi ;:rt< C opto I Ti^unp :i> pa,.?
sr-ty?in the third peri--' i on the
(.in. Wit >- Saunepers anc
Nirman ihinning the Itattlcrs
. ore ?, Lqe v. ;.v attain.
d.iV- i . a. in the tw<
q'.i". :s A.-IS - .Vigo ?-JTv'nsiv<
:ivi ip;,., riii.Vii by- '.he A' atx
T forward__jiQr'! 1 v-defens-s:v<
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Vf!?uXj.p.. W'.Xio. C v.v art ;.? k!.*
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(1ans Shower
jox's Minnie
ioo ;v:s d.ty Sunday
rvi }an.-> ivaliy feted iuiu :n
1,los. At the park fans yave him
.?> net rar.
* '] turned . ut, in
> tilio!' {>>; ;t ,!an<e in t" ? evc"' -.
m: ?, f ..... , ....
art in the .aai'i .
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jwchie Moore )
Stalks Maxim
-PHILADELPHIA ? tCNS) ~
Veter^n Archie Moore, who has
been around quite-a- long'-time, is
now giinning for the light heavy
wei gby' e-homptoiiship us held by
Joey 'Maxim. With the Pennsyl1
vaiua Athletic Commission behiad
him, Maxim is being given
^ JH-4ay^"trr day-fits tiTlc on the
line aga.nst or he will be stripped
' of it. ^ . ? -The
Commission came up with
this strong backing of M??re a*"
ter Archie defeated 22 year old
HarolcHfohnson in ten rounds during
the -week.
Moore is stilf regarded as the
' No. 1 challenger by the National
Boxing Association.
NBC Endorses
Program Of
BTW Memorial
.] BOOKER WASHINGTON Butt
plate, Va.?At the recently held ,
.-34?t-r-itrfFTnrrt" mectirjg of the Na
tiona! Baptist. Convention USA,
I Inc.. in Oklahoma City, S. J. Phil- !
Up-, President, Booker T. Wash-|
ingt-ui Birthplace Memoriul, an-j
'm.nt. v.i Monday the passage of
. tv. i iUi. >!:>; i-.y tpat body di'
"ivctly at tenting the "Memorial's
1. : ;
ihe Urst oi these "resolutions
t give endorsement to the Memorial's
work, and pledged the
full support of its 4,000,000
im mbrrs; the second, in support
pt the* Memorial"t? figfit
against Communism, oplposjed
i the admission of lied China as 11
a member of the I nited 5J;i- |
i lions. . .. ??
"7 - .. .
Both- reso.utions came alter ap
jam packed Municipal Auditorium
.iuU.cn: e composed ol 10,000j
delegates and visitors witnessed 1
a st.rring indu trial defnonstra- .1
iiu-hw'n ..highlighted the an- "
: nua] Booker t. Washington '
Night," sponsored by the* Memo- '
|nai and supervised by Pre.-ident 1
, I'hillips.
i The industrial demonstration
l was designed to show the great
contributions made by Booker ThJ
; 1
Washington to pur American way
| f through his philosophy of j
trade and industrial training to
{the phi'.us )[ pi'llfjie. i he Memo- ,
*j rial's, program not only includes
:r.dUstr:a t t ro ini tig - H-t~-fHr-4-"v7vir *
'jo.'d Roanoke Branc'n, but pro- ,
' j motes, interracial"goodwill, health, ^
*jagricultural devel >pment, and its
*j rui'rent Jfight against communu?m.
Exhibits for .ihe displays and
} participants for the 'demonstra,11
y. vie furniched thiuugh the j
I> -ug as II.gh Schoi?;,|
under the supervision of Prinei-'.
paV R D Mo ,>n artil Neal Pierce.!
Director of Vocational-Veteran*!
. r: i;
Dr. D. V. Ji mison, president of^
the National Baptist Convention.1
USA, Inc., arul other officers!
'.VrlV 1' U t poke II ifl the.:' pi'nis.'
; for Phillips' zeal and leadership !
. Ji in..k:i.a Ys V' Mv'.s di imci.-.trail,
tion such n ^p'fnriii ??
. i'
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MRS. CORINXE G. WAKI)
i GETS MASTER S DEGREE
I
' ?*T ' . ?n?v < \V;a i
, Y :ii teacher at* Howard School. ?
mi uiY Dcr Mfilter of Arts degree r
'from the University of Michigan t
in August, it was announced du- 1
ring The week. i
j Havana, Cuba, his home, when *
the season's ovhr. v
; ?f
I
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KEEPING- YOUR U.S. LIFE i
INSURANCE ( NSLl OR USGLI ) T
IN FORCE UN PER WAIVER
OF PREMIUM WWILE YOU'RE __
f IN SERVICE ?lFSO,YOU MUST
^resume full premium
payments to v-a wttvltn
Ear f?H tnfoVmilinn rontart yoOr nttrnt
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION otfcca
! MUM
"Get Mothe^i Care For
The Things Ten Wear"
? At ?
H. T. BRYANT
Cleaner* and Dyer*
711 Main Street
. ' ' ^ -
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?
Delores Calvin's:
SEEING TH1
' ' ???
NF.WJORK CITY C PN^ ?^4
N >w it's the "Ray Robinson| lywe
Story," already bought up by an jA
United Artists and scheduled for hear
J a nuary shoo ting Ray ffflyii mur
whether or not he wins this week, an I
he'll delve into politics on a stopj
full finir basis Meanwhile, still
the philanthropist, Ray donated Pa
a day's take at his training camp forg<
workout to Mrs, Elaine Flores. in "
widow of the fighter who tragic- com<
ally died of boxing injuries laat of ai
week Tirrpin, hearing of the We
donation, quickly followed suif. field
role,
Mrs. Jackie Robinson has join- ?o <
ed Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to be Arkz
co-chairmen of the .committee Gra<
sponsored by Spence-Chapin ?fam<
Service in an effort to seek out auth
Negro parents "to adopt "cute liP f?r
babies they have "qn the shelf" resa>
waiting for homos Hachol Robinson
paid tho Spence-ChsplfT
Home a* visit this summer, which W1
was well photographed ((soon tQ on a
be released), and was great'y im- "Beu
pressed with the expert, care I keep
given the children by their fos- j MeD
tor mothers jpital
: ! tics,
Mrs. J, hnnv White (<>r *
ulcus Hotel Gotham-clan in De-j reco
troit) will lane into New York(our
with her party as guests nf Bill| Hollj
Brown add the Hotel Therera foriing
to whirlwind weekend here before
the Turnip-Robinson fight., glam
They've managed (thru capable| and
Bill raaham) to got choice and copy
priceless tickets to "'King and I." tie ;
"South Pacific," "Gentlemen with
Prefer Blondes." etc.?and rjngside
reservations to Lena Home's
performance in person at the
Riviera It's Mrs. White's first suite
trip to New York although her ture
husband can't leave heeanse
business committments, he isn't ry%vj
sparing- anything to moke nis ,
ricr
wife's visit a" thoroughly _ happy
one ... .
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The Mantan Moreland, play- las I
mg the Paradise Theatre cele- 4^^
brated another birthday in De- rvon
troit at the Mark'Twain Hotel
He got__aL-iiiirprir.p call?fnyrsTITs
17 year old daughter, Marcclla.
hji-I 1.1 wlfu, Ha/el. lh New York.
They sent him a hgaptiful j. *ie * du^o-wkth-a-huge7
M o*. it?kn ow^ y.
ng he will lose lt7. "Manjtan has
losf about 15 of them," Hazel
:old us, "one was made of d?a
monds."... 1>
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At the Apollo on opening day
?Billy Eckstine began TnT A
fool To J.?ove You" and his tan- ~ i
started such iwoonlng that he |?p
had (to riep and say. "steady,
steady" Mr. B. has certainly
grown in popularity from "thej.
jays when we can remember!
him trying to keep-a band to- g|
nether on a few and far between J
dates j |
We are sorry to report that Jhej
acw act of Son and Sonny, * inl
yhtr+rthey dnn fnv.-.W aftrf Vnd'
i continental atmosphere to the
scene fails to stop shows a-s the'
ict of old Dancing to "Rhap-'l ' \
>ody In Blue," a hard number to!
1L. i. . - t i
wim, iiic iaus seem to keep! y
the ?ame slow, Cring rhythm!
inci exert toQ much hand movc-1
ncnt which fails to signify anyhing.
,The idea is basically good
-that q* .something new -arrd -1
nore "culture" than plain olej. {
ap or running across the stage,
yith a routine Theirs is more
continental dancing" thai you'd
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H in "The Good Earth" jior
Louis Pasteur" will snfike a
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lother great man. Gandhi. ._
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is still a bachelor at SJL. .Air
liscovered he, was born to
tnsas, a la Louis Jordan . ^
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?s Weldon Johnson, the great
or, is the 7th floor worden
aih raids aj the Hdtel The?and
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'practice.' " ^
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nd nationwide audiences en- , '
lnh" over air aves, friends
a vigil for its "tar, Hattie
aniel at a Lo* Angeles hosEven
her staunchest cri- .:&
who've, typed h-.r as play
'muiihny roles1' pray for her
very for Hattie is one of
most fabulous characters in
fwood and her ways of dothings,
though " considered
rdone" by many, still adds ~
our and life to the subject 'V<
makes it interesting news
Like the huge home Hat- jv
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two people All her house- .ws
ts .would have .their private
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rite flowers, gardenias, evelere
Hattie's parties, in
now smaller home, are Still *-?
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rumor that Ruby Daitad
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