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the man said he was Charles. _ Owens»said he identified his partner wi^h him, Robert Keithiey, as an Indianapolis policeman and Charles invited them to enter the suite. The detective said they searched the suite and found tablets that later proved to contain traces of heroin. They also found needles j and a syringe and Charles Showed j them a jar containing: marijuana, j In a court hearing Nov. 15 I Charlea’ case was continued un- ' til Jan?^. When Charles failed to show up in court on that date the I case was again continued until Jan. I). Bi.rk_ again continued the j case until Jan. 30. See the Want Ad Face in Thiy Need Money to Pay Your Bills?

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A COLORFUL SINGER: Mattiwilda Dobbs, internationally famous Negro concert singer and Metropolitan Opera star, strikes an interesting pose in this picture. Currently on a foreign tour, the coloratura soprano has sung at Glyndebourne and Covent Garden, London, and in broadcasts of the British Broadcasting Company's Home Service Depart-

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AT DIXIE CITIZENSHIP CLINIC: Photo shows some of the adult and youth leaders who 1 gathered at Waycross, Ga., last week frem five counties for the first of(three Citizenship Clinics, sponsored by the Statewide Registration Committee. The clinics are being supported by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference headed by Dr.

Martin Luther Kirtg Jr. Leaders for the discussions were J. H. Calhoun of Atlanta, vice-chairman of the committee; Bernard Lee, Atlanta; P. B. McCoy, Waycross; E. E. Moore, Waycross; Charles Sherard, Atlanta; Cordoll H. Reagon, Atlanta; and Rev. George Welch, Waycrof

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of the Gary City Council, along , with the council’s new president.^

Paul Dudak, councilman-at-iargc. Wesson, serving his first term in public office, replaces outgoing vice-president Ralph Drake, 2nd

District councilman. ;

The new vice-president, who won | *he Democratic nomination for 5th District councilman in the 1959 May primary, is employed at the Standard Oil Co. refinery at Whit-

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Dndak, who also works as a con- j stable, is serving his second term i

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