Polish Supermarket in Warsaw a Tourist Magnet
In Warsaw, Super Sam, a state run supermarket, attracts East European visitors and about 15,000 shoppers daily. It offers bread in vast varieties, jams, and wines, with a concert hall like building, a cafe, playground outside, and baskets to manage crowds. Prices align with other state stores, and officials note plenty of stock despite past panics.
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Warsaw
Poland
Super Sam
Zdzislaw Kowalczyk
Europe
Soviet Union
Kowalczyk
India
Britain
Ceylon
China
Berlin
Cuba
Middle East
Sam
North Vietnam
Support Jazz Unit Formed
NEW YORK AP The New York Hot Jazz Society is formed with the slogan Support Jazz. The first meeting in November at the Top of the Gate Greenwich Village featured Willie the Lion Smith as speaker and entertainer. Clay Watson, former director of the New Orleans Jazz Museum, explores founding a New York Jazz Museum.
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New York
Hot Jazz Society
Greenwich Village
Willie “the Lion” Smith
Clay Watson
New Orleans
Karate's Purpose and Global Spread
Karate meaning empty wand developed in the Orient. Chinese peasants faced bandits and learned to fight with feet elbows and knuckles without weapons. From China the art traveled to Okinawa and Japan.
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Orient
China
Okinawa
Japan
Addis Ababa Movie Star Short Lived
Addis Ababa report tells of Abebeth Sjigu Ethiopia’s first and only film star in Hirut: Who is Her Father, a 20th century Addis Ababa production. The article notes her rise from shop worker to leading lady, marriage to her co star, and subsequent fade from cinema as no new Ethiopian movies followed. The piece quotes Ethiopian magazines and Abebeth herself reflecting on fame and enduring dreams.
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Addis Ababa
Jin
Hollywood
Aberbeth —Sjigu
Ethiopia
Abeheth
Audrey Hepburn
Hirut
Elvis
Abebeth Sad
Paris
Lonsdown
Don
Abebeth
J Ters
Ahebeth
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