Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 4]

Saturday, December 12, 1953 | ~THE BRONZE REPORTER | te Page Sevep
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location at 3612 St. John St. that I just didn~t get my
column written. The Top Ten Tunés will appear again
next week and we hope you will patiently await our ~ad

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Record
Rack. By ERNIE DURHAM

By LYN CONNELLY
OW THAT King Arthur Godfrey
is back at the helm of his
~Talent Scouts~ program on CBS
Radio, he is forecasting a banner
1953-54 season for the aspiring en
case in each Monday night broadcast... The performers on each
program are screened from among
thousands of, applicants... They
represent the cream of the hopefuls, and orchestra leader: Archie
Bleyer sees to it that their special
musical arrangements are given
the thought and careful rehearsal
worthy of their professional backgrounds.

Winners, in addition to receiving

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and are introduced to producers of
stage, movies and television...
One of the present ~~little Godfreys,~~ songstress Lu Ann Simms,
first stepped into the radio spotlight
on ~~Talent Scouts,~~ and.so did such

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other top entertainers as Eddie
Fisher, Vic Damone, Rosemary
Clooney, June Valli, Wally Cox,
Denise Lor and a host of others.

PLATTER CHATTER
little 45 RPM album-in-two records. ~. Songs include such standard

~How _ the Moon,~ etc.

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tertainers who find a national show- ~

| lections to raise money for the
CAPITOL: ~ Another wonderful.

is ~Dreamtime~ by Axel Stordahl

favorites as ~~As Time Goes By,~ |
~That Old Feeling,~ ~Love Let-| tors and other individuals were
| ters,~ ~Imagination,~ ~~Gettimg) members of the great team of}
Sentimental,~~ ~~~Blues Serenade,~ | humanitarians who rendered note~Easy to Remember~ apd ethers |.. - And a fine 33% long-playing tims. Perhaps the most gratifying
album-recerd has been released
featuring the popular Stan Kenton |... Featured are ~You and -the|
Night and the Music,~~: ~Crazy |
Rhythm,~ ~Reverie,~ ~~April in
Paris,~ ~Autumn in New York,~

| Negro organization who ~contrib- Notary Public

uted a sizeable check: The leader

of this group said ~we want to|} Ph. 242992 3010 St. John

make a contribution to the tor- i |

nado relief ~ not as Negroes~;
- but. as citizens. interested in and

concerned about the misfortunes STUBBS ROOFING CO. /

of our fellow citizens.~ ~- 1917 Howard Phone 4-2416

Many of you may recall also{]| Reofing and Siding By Johns
that the Urban League undertook Manville J
the rebuilding of the home of a ~Authorized Contractor; family in the area. On the desig-'}| Also Logan and Long Roofing

Frankly Speaking...

nated day, both Negro and whit
By ARTHUR J. EDMUNDS | citizens came out to. lend us a; hand. One. young Negro man
Executive Secretary walked six miles in order to tend
Urban League of Flint é Ll hed
Many of you perhaps read the| Experiences such as these rearticle, ~New Beecher Homes| new my faith in the humanitar
Prove Spirit and Real Courage~,| ian spirit of man. And I aap
that appeared in the ~Flint}| again and again that despite the
Journal~ on Tuesday, Dec. 19.| evils we see around us, man
This article described the trans- basically good and can always b
ition of the Beecher district from | depended on to help allay the
a devastated, tornado~ stricken} sufferings of his fellows. |
community to an almost com
pletely reconstructed one. It The northernmost post. office
pointed out) rather graphically| the United States is Penasse, M
how social agencies,.businesses,| mesota, on American Point, a
other organizations and individu-| sere island in Lake of the Wout

als pooled their resources to help
rehabilitate the many families
who were victims of the disaster.
As.I read this article, I could not
help but recall some of the
humanitarian services rendered
by Negro organizations and individuals in the relief efforts.
Shortly~ after the Tornado Disaster Relief Fund was set in
motion, our office was virtually
swamped ~with calls from people
who wanted to know how ~they
could best. help. It later came, to
our attention that nearly every
Negro church held ~special col
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Tornado Relief Fund. Several
fraternal] and social organizations
voted money out of their treasuries. Many individuals gave both
in kind and services. Negro doc
| worthy services to, injured yvic
_ thing that came to our attention || - oo SIMMONS |
was the attitude taken by one Bookkeeping & Income Tax

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i> STILL looking for the perfect
guest. As the old saying goes,
'{'m convinced they are as scarce
as hen~s teeth.

Recently we received a call from
some friends. They were. on the
"way to a distant football game,
would be passing through our town~
and would stop off and see us.
We were delighted.

They wouldn~t be there for dinner they said, but would arrive
not later than 8 1p. m.

So~the wife and 1. went to the
market and bought all the little
things that make a~ snack tray,;
| refreshments were ordered, all
kinds of mixes I could think of
swelled the bill until I thought it
was the national debt.

At seven that night my-wife fixed
the snack tray, polished the best
glasses, borrowed ice from. the
neighbors, and gave the living.
room one last dusting with her
dress tail as she swished through.

' Meanwhile, I had given the pup
| a bath, settled the boys in their
room, dragged in several logs and
had the fire going in the living
room.:,.

| By this time grandmother was
disgusted and haagretreated to. her
~room. with a snor&g@bout a ~~~lot of
fonsense~~ some ple -will go to
for just a couple of ~folks.~

Eight o~clock came and departed.
So did nine, ten, and eleven. At
twelve the tegephone rang. Our:
friends said they had stopped off

people, became involved in a part
and could not make it, They were so
sorry, but they knew we woulkin~ t
mind.

No, we didn~t mind! Gad, but
I sure am tired of eating pickles,
olives, fancy crackers and cheese,
and all the other things we
splurged on. You see, we spent all
of the next weeks grocery money!

Ten of the 50 U.S. coal mines
with annual production in excess
of one million tons each are ia
| Pennsylvania.

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