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THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1951

“Tennessee Walt? | Ballet Russe Already a Sellout

Hits Sour Note

Co-Authors Center Of Legal Dispute

“Tennessee Waltz,” Pee Wee, King and Redd Stewart are the center of what may be a long, legal battle. The courtroom con-| troversy is slated to start next! week In Nashville, Tenn. Mr. King and Mr. Stewart, currently appearing on: stage at the, Lyric Theater, are co-authors of! which the’ Acuff-Rose Song Publishing Co. originally published and boosted | to fame. Now, the Ernest Tubb Music| Corp. has published another version of the same song listing Mr. | Stewart as the sole composer. The!

Tubb company claims Mr. Stewart was under an exclusive compos-|

Jng contract to it when the song

was copyrighted in 1948. Warns Radio Outlets Big hitch in the affair is that

the Tubb company has notified

all recording and radio outlets of its claim to the song in its entirety. If the Tubb publishers can wifi the suit being brought against it by the Acuff-Rose Co., then Tubb will be owner of the “Tennessee Waltz” which has

sold one million sheet copies and ,

three million records to date.

Mr, King and Mr. Stewart are continuing their four-a-day stage stints at the Lyric here, while the song publishers prepare for battle in Nashville.

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visit here on the Martens series already have been sold.

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Grocery Robbed Of $194 at Gunpoint

A 40-year-old man free on bond | in a South Side robbery admitted ‘to police today that he robbed a, {grocery at 2301 Martindale Ave. {last night of $194.38. Andrew Griffin, 2115 Arsenal| {Ave, was arrested by Patrolman | ‘Luther Kurtz at 230 W. 11th St. after an all-night search by | police.

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{for credit, When he was refused, | Mr. Griffen said, the man pulled! lout a Luger pistol and told him, | |“Never mind. Just give me the money." Also under arrest is Willlam| | Banks, 45, on a charge of viola- | {tion of the 1935 Firearms Act. He was arrested by Capt. John Sulli-| (van and Lt, William Foran at the Arsenal Ave, address. Capt. Sullivan said last night that Banks tried to draw a German Luger, of the type used in the grocery holdup, when he and Lt. Foran broke into his bedroom. From a bureau in Banks’ room police took two rubber masks. Griffin was released from Marion County Jail Dec, 23 when he posted $2500 hond on a grand jury indictment charging robbery, + Griffin, Banks and Wilbur Webb Daugherty, 38, were arrested following the robbery in November of Richardson's Market, 662

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with dolman sleeves. Fatima trousers, enhanced by a wide black. patent leather belt, are worn with the ensemble which is complete with the cone shaped hat.

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