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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1957 Prof. Roach Presented By IBM PROF. UORRIS F. ROACH PRESENTED BY IBM Prof.

Norris F. Roach, one ot the world's outstanding magicians, was presented by the International Brotherhood of Ma. gicians at Hotel Clariclge, 44th St. and Broadway, November 29th at 8 p.m. The Brotherhood's only color ed member, Professor Roach amazed his fraters throughout the show with his fascinating puzzling and uncanny perform ances.

From the rapt attention and sustained applause, the pre vailing conception at the close of the show was that he is not just a magician but is a magician's magician. Professor Roach, who is Founder and Principal of the Combination School, and well known in New York for his community activities, was the only member present with colored guests. 2 LOVABLE Frankie Benton, proprietress of. the Seventh Frankie's cafe, celebrated her brithday Sunday. Frankie, who has played host to a number of uptown newsmen who suffered with the shorts, was loaded down with gifts and cards.

(Photo by Photocraft) A. I. Ax il TOP FUND RAISER Mrsr D. Sidney, president of Morrisania Baptist Church's senior usher board, was crowned Sunday by Mrs. Ora Crews as queen of the Church's fund raising campaign'.

The crowning preceded a program at the Church which was highlighted with speeches by attorney M. Johnson Lowe, and Mrs. Alice Arrington. Mary E. Bond was the chairman of the program.

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Weaver (left) takes the oath as Assistant Attorney General in charge of the newly created Civil Rights Bureau in the New York State Department of Law. Attorney General Louis J. Lekowitz administered the oath. Limelight And Spotlight By VINCENT BAKER (U Hw purpoM ot fhit column tu tall you omvth.lg ot fho prabfanw. room.

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In 1934, he won a Nieman Fellowship to Harvard, where he took a year's course in American Foreiga policy. It fell his lot to become a roving correspondent in the Middle East during one of that region's most turbulent years 1956. The rise of Egyptian President Nasser to world prominence, the emergence of Soviet Russia as a power in the Middle East, the seizure of the Suez Canal by Nasser, the Anglo French Israeli invasion of Egypt these were some of the events Arch Parsons LEFTOVERS '57 CHEVS Low, Low Priced For Quick Action! BATES Authorized Factory Chevrolet Dealer rand Cone, at 144 Bx. OPEN EVES. COME 'N GET 'EM '57 DODGE PLYMOUTH Factory left overs at a TERRIFIC REDUCTION BRIDGE MOTORS, Inc.

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