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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1957
Page
18
Pulitzer novelist examines the Girard trial in Japan where American soldiers face questions of intent and accountability for the Sakai killing. Analysts expect a guilty verdict with a suspended sentence, signaling cross border trust and justice perceptions.
Royal court of Britons sees Pierre Bissone Raymond known as Teazy Weazy claim unmatched skill. The 800-employee empire with cities nationwide earns over 2.8 million dollars yearly. He boasts 18 carat scissors and a flamboyant style, while BBC split with him over a three minute slot.
Shirley Jean Rickert, original tiny star of Our Gang, now performs burlesque as Gil da in Indianapolis. She left films at age 12 after Mickey Rooney days and Esther Williams bits, later returning five years ago to independent theaters. Married to Jack Edwards, she tours Miami clubs for winter work while praising burlesque as vaudeville-like and family-friendly.
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