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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1950
Page
4
James Jasper of Cooper Union stands out as a rare craftsman specializing in identifying and classifying Japanese blades from ancient to modern times. He holds a ranking post at his museum and expanding his expertise through Japanese language and literature studies.
The city places the first of 7000 new stop signs to aid motorists at a total cost of 25000 dollars. The secretary of state is cited for his Hes voice in advancing American international affairs.
Broadway and other city areas showcase sepia talent with Ella Fitzgerald Cy Coleman Illinois Jacquet slated for Bop City. Leo Coleman Zelma Watson George lead a revival of The Medium at Edison Arena. Jimmie Daniels Garland Wilson perform at Bon Soir Villagers. Alice Childress and Frank Silvers join the playwrights company directed by Howard Fast.
Dr Antonio Quevedo of Ecuador, the representative to the United Nations, has arrived at Lake Success. He joins the UN mission amid ongoing talks and diplomatic activity at the New York base.
The Korean War and Fulbright scholarships hollow Harlem as many young men depart. Sculptor John Rhoden, painter Marvin Smith, and artist Romare Bearden are among the absentees heading abroad. Alvin Cox, a NYU Fine Arts student, plans study in Florence.
Luix Virgil Overbee, June Northwestern journalism graduate, visited New York for the first time this week. The ANP sports editor was en route home to Chicago from Wellesley after attending the Institute on Social Progress.
Gen Evangeline Booth daughter of the Salvation Army founder died at her home in Harsdale after more than three decades of service. She traveled widely and was famed across the continent for her leadership and work.
At the East Central YWCA Area Industrial conference in Forest Beach, Illinois, attendees discussed a national project to exchange women industrial workers with foreign countries akin to the students’ exchange program. Foreign visitors, including Miss Linda Mitri from Cairo and Miss Lisoletta Scheldhausern from Mengentheim, participated to promote international YWCA involvement.
The One World Ensemble a start ling vocal quintet begins a long fall tour across the South East and midwest cities after a television appearance. Dick Campbell New York Concert Manager organized the intercultural interfaith group three seasons ago. The tour opens in Richmond October 27 with stops in Knoxville November 3 at Johnson C Smith University Charlotte Livingstone College Bennett College Shaw University Raleigh and other cities including Lynchburg Roanoke Bristol Durham Wilmington and Philadelphia. The group is billed as the only of its kind touring the concert field today.
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