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Big Welcome
POMEROY, Northern Ireland
Sure, it was a glorious fight
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Given Irish Nationalist
but the Union Jack still fluttered
today over Pomeroy.
But you should have seen the
place lata night about the time
Liam Kelly was being welcomed
home Irom jail. He's the local
hero of the nationalists, who want
to wrest Northern Ireland Irom the
British crown and join it up with
the Irish Republic. He had been
spending a year in the Belfast gaol
for making seditious remarks last
year about Queen Elizabeth II.
This was when he whs campaign
ing for a seat in the Northern
Ireland Parliament.
But yesterday Kelly's term was
up and he headed for home. His
nationalist friends camped on the
edge of Pomeroy to give him a
big welcome and escort him into
town. Three hundred North Irish
cops with guns stood by just in
case of trouble.
As the word was passed along
that Kelly was coming, bonfires
were touched off on the hill. The
nationalists formed a parade 10
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ed the green, white and gold flag
of the Irish Republic.
The police ordered them to
strike the flag when they started
idown Pomeroy's main street. The
I nationalists paid nary a heed and
marched Into the cordon of 80 po
lice strung across the road.
The police charged with their
shillelaghs and broke up the pa
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the churchyard with 30 wounded,
then armed themselves with stones
and bottles.
"Stand firm, boys," a leader
shouted, now let 'cm have it."
The nationalists charged back into
the fray. They beat off police try
ing to grab the flag, but another
attack by the police ciubs finally
sent them reeling.
The fighting petered out then,
and the village hotel was turned,
into a casualty station for the
night. The able-bodied, Including
Kelly, went home to bed.
He's quite a fellow, actually. He
won the scat he was campaigning
for last year in Northern Ireland's
Parliament. While in Jail, he also
was elected to the Irish Republic's
Senate. He was sworn into office
in his jail cell Inst week, by special ,
permission of the British.
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Angry Over Film Biography
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD HV MGM expects
to start a film on the lite of Mar
jorie Lawrence next week despite
threats from Uie singer that she
will sue to stop It.
The Australian operatic star's
bitterness With the studio broke
into the open today with charges
and replies over the handling of
her film biography. It is called
"Interrupted Melody" and will
star' Eleanor Parker and Glenn
Ford.
Miss Lawrence's principal com
plaint is that the studio will not
use her own voice for the sound
track. At her home in Hot
Springs, Ark., she declared the
studio had her make extensive re
cordings with a symphony orches
tra. "Everyone agreed they were
superb." she said, adding that
loier the sou.nd tracks were "sabo
taged" to make her sound like
"singing through a bale of cotton.'
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picture, denies any sabotage.
"This is a very unfortunate situ
ation," he remarked. "The last
tiling in the world I want Is to
hurt Miss Lawrence's feelings.
"First, we hired the noted con
ductor Erich Leinsdorf to record
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than her agreed salary to do the
recordings anonymously, thus sav.
Ing Miss Lawrence embarrass,
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one would have known her voice
wasn't used," Cummings said.
She would have profited hand
somely. I offered her a tour with
the picture when it opened around
the country. She would be paid
an excellent salary. But she re
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