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~ CONEIDEIN?
HY HO PEEP
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~ 7rittinir (In,,,) noi-iiiim
iMndtng "VV <>wn liusincss when"
1 The onlv- ttvn.tr uroim \v11h v
know too nuih nhollt t|H,Stihnc,
crate* m Colunibia.
V " ? n,
Tl . !'syl"m ""
I n, io T ^'t'itkinjr nliot
1 mfl'il Pnlli il. A T II.
_ tnai l like it 01
r.ow! .Some of my host friends ,
State Park. The. trui.h i- that I
That's why I comer.'?d to take i
write this little loluntn to tret t
(01* Po Peeii knows about ev
rind a lot of 1 o lies he w'shos- he
where and sees everything. Tha
in today. He's got to tell it. hito
be rehabilitate.:..Tn a sense.
do|ng a public service for hls-Ar
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' .Those crazy, mixed-: p coin
lature will try anything io ke?
t&rns. Since mosj vertical >eg>
groes and white can stand .nj
stores, etc.), the legislator-; n/
all seats from buses an I school,
races l'rom sitting dnyrn tow>
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, SOME GL'YS ; - e always fnakin
' ^,4-1
jiiomers-in law. They would ha1
nothing- good a' out any of them,
can vouch that a mother-in-law
fin hour of need. He ought txxh-j
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Arte^t a DOZEN WINEHEi
have hit upon a neat scheme to
drinking parties. They stand in
- and ask passer-bys for pennies t
hour or so, they usually collect e
Jto quench their riM
_ i ne me
ever. The winos use themj to lear
to swirl and their legs get wobb
Friends of MJK are wojiderin
BIG FRONT she's been putting
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SPECIAL DELIVERY to JJ:
Tuesday morning. 7?:?
? ' Columhia-police
are looking fo
TLE BOY, about 10, who in Bo
elderly woman- aeross AssernbTy
urday. A citation awaitJT theyoi
? form of a warrant for his arres
to safety, the kid snatched her ]
$6 and hauled it.
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Bovs will be bovs, you know.
MAN'S Vaktv
_ - i ?vuen turns to
high school youth "with a frfncy
Street Dime Store had better w,
Thursday afternoon. Won't be
and go off to school. Don't let it
Watch for a rabid racist as w
but not Kasper himself ? to co
future to stir up strife. A whit<
pay his room and board.
; LOWDOWN ON THE HIGH!
? prominent in Columbia educatic
t agreed to a quiet divorce af~The
| term. A knocVdownT-drag-otrtrcc
\ the^Wife^n^gikl mouthpiece per.'
I LITTLE MORE GENEROUS in
t avoid publicity. .
fc Things are really bad for Mr,
| Bive subdivision in the northern
I threw two weeks ago went towa
their home and was not a ben?
\ persons atttmdtrrg'TReTn^NT P
\ one soon if the T's financial stat
I... For Back-sliders Only: WAT(
I doesn't come your way.
p
about inv neighbors anc '
my psychiatrist said:
ou. Grandpappy. is^that vou \
c-sliding. wrong-doing hypo i
hat .information^ is pressing I
They caught me o.t'l! guard t
it my future.
it here. Don't get me wrong. I
I (1(1 ? 1 *
www uicuK'tU advisors are at
don't like being fenced in i
nv psychiatrist's advice and 11
ho load off niv mind,
erything worth knowing ? I5
didn't kn'o'Vc. He goes evorvt's
why he's in tho fix he's ]
Psychiatrist says, in order J
ho'll ho helping himself and ;
fow-^ himbians.) .
n the state legis- ^
il segregation, pat- 11
s disappeared^ Xe- 1
. on elevators, ifr a
*pass laws removing s
means of keepinir the V
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Ji" WIS P'M'nnl.--. '
it pout -their 11
re you believe that there's n
Hut ftPM of Gervais Street ?
can come in handy during _
1C
_i' ?
t * * * * g? ? - ~
VDS on Washington Street-^
get money to finance their"
front of parked automobiles ?
o feed the meters. After an
nough to get a BIG TASTE
ters aren't forgotten, how- /
t on when thei'* heads begin
ley. "
'**** j
g who's responsible for the n
up in recent months.
****** s<
The ice man cometh-every:-^
*****> fi
r the MANNERABLE LIT- g
y__S.CQLLt-fashion assisted an \t
and Hampton streets Sat- j,
mgster ? a citation in the j
t. After seeing the old lady ^
xicketbook containing about
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In the spring a YOUNG ri
things other than love. The i
for shoplifting at the Main \
atch his step. I saw you
long before you'll graduate |
be the Reform School. ,s
ell-known as John Kasper? e
me to Columbia in the neirj?
2 citizens council ^roup will
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CR-UPS: A married couple |
>nal circles has reportedlyI
end of the^resent?sehtwt t1
'u11/ ngnt was averted when
;uaded the husband to be a v
making a settlement to^
a
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, and Mrs. T. in that exclu- s
i section. The party they '
ird the monthly payment on y
fit affair--for^he4r"-"Ch?OficH7|s
ARTY may expect another y
us doesn't improve rapidly. 1
****** -r?' ,
:H AND PRAY that Bo \
THE PALMETTO LEADER
Drama Gi"?n? Tn :=
Stage The Vigil'
Allen University presents The
Stagecrafter.s in a play in three
aetg by l.adislas Fodor in the
AilittL-Ilmver- ity nudiUu ium o n
Sunday, May 5, at S j). 111.
The play is being produced through
special arrangements' with
Samuel French and is being .sponsored
by the Humanities Division
of Allen.
It iias . beeiu Fodm's t a.
stage a modern trial of the garden
er as a grave robber "in-anv small
American town." Hence the modern
costumes. The characters are
of -Biblical extraction but are not
unlike people of the present.
KADfO AND TV
<2 _ 1. TM 9
oee 11 iio'tv
Probes Puerio
Rican Problem
The Puerto Ricans-Amerieans
)n The Move," a probing study in
uigration, slums, prejudice a n d
he attempt of an underdeveloped
rea to pull itself up .by its "Boottraps,"
will be the "See It Now"
resentatiop.. Sunday. Muv 5 over '
he C BS television Network (5:00:00
PM, EDT). -
The program explores some o f
ie causes and effects of the anual
migration to New. York City
nd other metropolitan centers of
0,000 Puerto Ricans.
In preparing to show the hat>n's
viewers, the full scope and"
^mplexities-of-the problems crea-~
:d by this constant migration of
tnited States citizens, Edward R.
furrow and Fred W. Friendly, coroducers
of "Set- it Now" haver
ad reporters and camera crews reading
Puerto Rican life on both
ilands involved?the tropical and
eautiful island of Puerto Rico and
te highly industrialized island o f ,
lanhattan?for more than two
lonths.
The program will show living
anditions?including the housing,
:hooling, health standards, and
L'onomic life?in both cnmmunit!S.
In the segment of the broadcast
ilmed in Puerto Rico, the "See It
low" cameras show viewers the
reat.?contrast between the peeress
beauty of the island and the
lcredible squalor of its slums.
Puerto Rico's - Governor, L?uls
lunoz Marin?in an interview
Mth Edward R. Murrow in San
uan?outlines the details of "Op- <
ration Bootstap," the program hy
'hich Puerto Rico is trying to ^
aise its standards and attract ,
Inited States industry. j
*_/ne 01 me iacts 01 Mie in Puerto >
3 Rico is the high population den- s
ity of the land. "See It Now" earn 1
ras record commits on planned 1
arenthood in Puertt* Rico by Bis- 1
op McManus of Ponce, P. R., and '
)r. Manuel Paniagua, an official i
f the Planned Parenthood /.^socia '
I
ion. N j]
Highlights of the Ne"- Vork City (ortion
of tL - broadcast?include* he
sub- --'andard. dwellings in
/hich many of the migrants a r e <
orced to live; instances of discri- i
nlnation by landlords, employers
ind neighbors; scenes showing ;
hem hping integrated -int? the
ehool system and being absorbed 1
nto industry; and efforts being
nade by official, semr-officiai, and
tocia! welfare agences to eliminate
;he difficultties encountered b y
[>oth. the Puerto Ricans and the'
community in this integration process.
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At settlement house adult edu
Saturday
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Lena i
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a New \ ork critic once lost his^jj
cad to the lovely I^ena complete- Iti
y and called her "the greatest n<
ingle entertainer in this country4oi
oday." ' - 01
Audiences on two continents
lave lost their hearts to this fierv K
leauty, yet television audiences |
eldom get a chance to see her. 11
Most recent guest appearance: !ui
roast of the Town. 'hi
With her dazzling smile. im- ti
nensely expressive eyes a n d 1^
lands, and her graceful figure. s<
jfiia Home . is-probahly the most 1
>eautiful singer appearing in mov- E
es, theatres, hotels, night clubs t(
>r concert halls.
Some ?r ner gifts are innate, ni
>thers the jreSult of prodigious deermination
and effort. After at-ih
ending grammar school and high c<
school in Brooklyn; where she was
>orn on June 30, 1917, Lena got a sl
oh in the chorus as a dancer in'
he famed Cotton Club. She was ?
)nly 16 at the time. When Nobel .'r
Sissle brought his band into _ the 01
dub, she auditioned for him and 1
rot the job as band vocalist. TwnlH
ears later Charlie Bamet needed i i
i vocalist and hired Lena. After'
vorking with him for about a year
she was hired as a singer by the '
'amous Cafe Society nighi club in
Mew York, and following a highy
successful engagement there,
she appeared at the Little Troc i "
in Hollywood where sno w a s i
signed by Louis B. Mayer to ap
pear in a .lumber of MGM films.'
Aside from her fthrr~gtinl? .she. _
nation classes 3and at clinic and
meetings throughout thn xity, thi problem
is two-fold: Achieving
social acceptance of the problems,
and arriving at proper methods of
solving them. Viewers will attend
several siichgroups .
"See It Now" is and pro- duced
by Edward R. Murrow a n d |
Fred W. Friendly. The distinguished
series is sponsored by Pan A?
merican World Airways. Agency
for Pan American is the J. Walter
Thompson Co.
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, May 4,i 1957
sEMJTILUL
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;.A
Ir
A wgm'
Home ?
a*?made ,-e.sonal appearances
ulhe.top-mght-?pots-of-this couny,
in' theatres, and even in Car2gie
Hall. The universal appeal
F-thrs-trtjly great artist was demistrated
by her triumphs in Lonon,
Paris, Brussels and other
urouean capitals.
She was married in Paris in
147 to Lennie 1 Hayton, . musical
irector of MUM, and makes her ...
jnie in Hollywood. In her spare
me she takes piano and ballet
ssons as well as dramatic les)ns.
Her favorite jazz figure is Duke
llington, but she relaxes by lisming
to classical records.
She loves television particularly
i.vstery programs.
She was once voted one of the
5 beat dressed women 'in ? t h e "
iuntry. ^ i ^?ner
big ambition is to do a
traight dramatic role.
This is the talented girl from
rooklyn who hag captured .the
nagination of the public through- .
ut the world.
Now let's have more of Lena
lorne on television!
""'""ft Hit HtVY lUUlUtWttlJ ic*
ently exhibited is a 20-foot "falily
runabout" capable, of 85 miles
er hour.
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