HELEN BLOSSOM KEARNEY
Not at all, I don't believe this at all, in all the time I've worked there it was your choice.  We had, don't forget in the six and a half years of the popularity of Magoo's and the Why Not bar, we had a band from England, they were called "On the Brink", the gentleman in question was an Indian man and he was married to a white lady from London and on popularity they stayed a whole year in Magoo's bar, a year contract they were so popular so and then six months later we had a five piece coloured band, so what was the problem?  I keep asking what was the problem that Mr McBride alone was told that he was not allowed to have entrance in when I had people from all walks of life, from all over the world?  I had political people in from Kenya, I had high people from Arabia, they were given the best room, what was the problem I ask myself that one person was not allowed into the Magoo's bar?  Maybe it was full that evening, maybe one more person could not fit in but the Why Not bar was available, Garfunkel's was available.