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Free Speech
ALTON. III. M A combination
of a Miue of duty and the extr-
1 1 else of the right of free tpeech
; serves fully the cause of truth,
l Gov. Adlai Stevenson said Sunday
1 1 at ceremonies honorlnc a martyr
. to tree premi.
He and Barry Bingham, nub-
ll;her of the Loutaville Courier'
! Journal spoke at the dedication of
a bronze plaque In the memory
of Elijah P. Love Joy, anti-slavery
: caiior ana rresoyierian minister,
woo was snot to aeatn defending
his presses from an Alton mob 116
years ago.
r It was the Democratic preslden
i tlsl nominee's first public speech
since his defest by Dwlght D. El-
Isenhower last Tuesday. The esti
mated 1.000 persons greeted Bit.
venson with shouts and prolonged
ap-.aute.
Both Stevenson and Bingham,
but with different emnhaala.
weighed the meaning the resnon-
sibilitles of freedom.
Stevenson said Loveloy served a
cause greater than the abolition
of slavery.
"This greater cause the right-
ana uie amy 01 me mamauai to
speak out for the truth," he said.
I make the reference to 'dutv'
.-rlsedly because that was tha
way Lovejoy thought of It."
The Louisville publisher urged
newspapers to make "an exhaus
tive" nrlf-studv of their cimnilni
performances to guard against pos
sible abuse of . freedom of the
press.
Bingham, noting criticism
ceived by the press durine the
recent residential ramnim. mmiii
the selfitudy should "determine
whether Stevenson newspapers
slanted their news coverage to
ward Stevenson and Elsenhower
newspapers toward Elsenhower."
"If the nreas fallen in thmt
the Louisville publisher, who sup
ported Stevenson In the campaign,
said. "It would be far better for
us 10 expose ourse ves anil t
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23 Dead in South Africa Riots
DUNBAR, South Africa (1
Bloody warfare between Negroes
ana ponce wmcn sprraa aeaw ana
destruction In two cities over the
weekend subsided somewhat Mon
day, but sporadic outbursts indicat
ed the rioting could break out tn
lull force again at any moment.
At least 23 persons by unofficial
estimate, and perhaps more, died
in the rioting In East London. 300
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miles southwest of Durban, and
In the diamond mining center of
Kimberley.
Many were wounded. Police at
East London declined to say the
number of natives killed and
wounded, but their firing from
about 4 p.m. Sunday until mid
night indicated the 'number of
casualties was high.
Reports from East London indi
cate six municipal and government
buildings such as schools and mis
sions were put to She torch by Da
tive rioters.
Two whites one a Catholic nun
and at least eight Negroes died
in the clash In which South Af
rican police opened fire with auto
matic weapons and rifles on a na
tive quarter crowd.
At Kimberley Saturday fire from
police rifles and automatic wean.
ons killed 13 Negroes and wounded
'8.
Some time alter the firing aub-
sided Monday morning, another
attempt was made to put the
torch to a building In East London.
A lire brigade went in with po
lice protection, and when natives
stoned the convoy, police opened
lire.
. At Port Ellrsbeth, meanwhile,
strong police forces In armored
cars and trucks stood by at the
etrport. on the alert for the one
day general strike called by the
African National Congress in the
Eastern Cape region.
Few natives were seen on the
streets as the strike began and
there were no Incidents early In !
the day. I
In Johannesburg, the leader of '
me opposition to Premier Daniel
T. Malan's government, J. o. N.
Strauss, demanded the govern
ment appoint an Impartial com
mission to investigate the riots, or
else summon parliament to deal
with the situation, which he aald
was "getting out of hand."
The trouble stems from the
"apartheid" (segregation nolle
of the Nationalist Malan govern
ment.
Some press comment placed im
mediate blame for the outbursts
on tne government a bsn on as.
aemblles of natives.
Both the Kimberley and E.t
Loncon outbreaks began when po
lice tried to break up a native
demonstration against the strict
segregation laws. -
Lori Nelson Fools Studio .;.
By Truth About Discovery
ttr IIOII THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I.IWLoil Nelson Is
the dtitilr of her studio's press
agents, (Hie tells the truth.
You see, It's ail unwritten law
In Hollywood that all atnrlrts must
have a glimiuo. One of them
posed for calendars In the alio
uelher. Another was supposed to
munch flowers. Another was said
to have baked a cake for an ex
ecutive. But Lori, a glamorous doll of
111 VANI-ft ,'MfllM In ol alntu U'ltt,
such nonsense. A prompter in-
Suired: "Didn't the studio head
Iscover you while you were play
ing In a little Ihrnlcr?"
"Nope." ahe replied blandly.
"Then didn't he see your Pic
ture in a Sun Fernando Vullov
newspaper?"
"Doul be ridiculous " ah
chlded. "I did some little theater I
work, but not very much. I got
agem, aim 110 orougui me 10
the studio. Tile talent man sent
me over to see the drmuatlo coaeh.
oiiv oiiuvrcu me now 10 rcim some
lines. The executives evidently
liked It and I was signed."
And that, friends, la how AO out
of 100 starlets are signed bv I
studios, their publicity notwith
standing.
Her Boswells might look hooeful-
ly to the lucl that Lori la an ex- j
peri ruie anot ana wnis at jujiliu.
Possibly she learned to shoot 111
her early days In New Mexico.
where she wss born. And maybe ,
in jujusu came 111 nanny Willi 1
Hollywood wolves. ,
But she punctured these myths
too. "I left my home (own of
Santa Fe when I was J." ahe ex-1
plained. "So I couldn't have
learned there. The truth is that
my father la an auxiliary aherlff
deputy. Since he doesn't have a j
son, ne too me along wnen he
went to rille practice. And he alio ,
practiced his JuJIIsu with me." I
rter lamer, Robert Nelson, was :
a superintendent of the American
Metal Company Mine near Santa 1
Fe and now heads the camera !
machine shop at Republic Studio.
Aa for throwing Hollywood
wolves over her shoulder. Lori was
frank to admit she hadn't dated
any.
"I know there are soma around.
but I have been able to avoid I
tnem." ahe remarked. The beauty
added that she has two kinds of
dates: Hollywood and high school.
When she goes out with her studio
chums, the talk la all about movies
snd they hit the night spots and
the "must" partlea.
Btft ahe also dates the fellows
she went to high school with
"and one In particular." Then she
attenda dancea and partlea witn
oilier young people, Movie talk Is
seldom mentioned.
The theme of Loi'l'a career so
far could be "Join U-I and see
the nation." she has appeared in
a few films In her two-year stay
there. Including the Ma and Fa
Kellle series. 11 ut a great deal of
her lime haa been devoted to huck
stering Hollywood and U-I pictures
in particular throughout the coun
try. Bhe capered to the Carolines
(North and Boutin on a tour for
Cnmpo, the Induatry's public re
latione drive. She paraded In Port,
land, Ore., and Washington to help
sell "Uend of the River." She In
vaded Indiana for Compo and
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River Dave," and "Rickys
Request ' Time." . ' Evening
listeners hear Dave. Tues
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with the "Magic Carpet"
program of poetry and
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