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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-02-22

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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Six weeks old pigs, SIS
pair.-Frank Majzner, Willow
River. 25w24-1t*
FOR SALE-Mammoth Bronze COB
blers.-Palon's Trading Post, Will
low River. 25w24-lt*
FOR SALE-Two sets of sleds, one
wide set and narrow set.-Walter
Hammer, Bruno. 25w24-1t*
FOR Young turkey hens,
heavy breed, Bronze.-Mrs. L. F.
Dyer, Box 8, Bruno. 25w24-lt*
FOR SALE-Two Holstein heifers,
coming fresh soon.-W. A. Chris
tensen, Star Route, Sandstone.
25W24-1t*
FOR SALE-Two young Bronze tur-
key toms.-Algot Erickson, Hinck-
ley; miles west of Friesland.
25w24-1t*
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Mann
moth Bronze turkey tom. Apply
Mrs. o. H. Petersen, Route l, Box
4, Sandstone. 25w24-1t
FOR SALE-Three registered Hol-
stein heifers, 212 years old, to
freshen first part of April.-E. L.
Birkeland, Ri. 3, Pine City.
25w24-1t
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and windcharger, 60-ft. tower. Ex-
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about 1900 pounds, fine young
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25w24-1t*
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gain.-Box 305, Askov. Phone 40.
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Gated mile north of Rock Creek;
Az miles south of Pine City. Write
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1940-02-22

FOR SALE-Spanish and Hawaiian
guitar with case and instruction
book. Excellent condition. Bar
gain.-Box 305, Askov. Phone 40.
25W24-1t*
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
Ann Cooper Hot Trumpeter
Joins With Sir Oil yer Bibbs

everywhere Bibbs' big aggregation
has appeared. Most in demano
has been her rendition of Lady
Be Good" When she gets up and
MARBLES the number, then struts
about the stage and winds up hit
ting a real high note on her
trumpet, she really brings the
house down! The gals and laddies
usually demand plenty OF enooies
on this one.
Probably as much in demand as
his jive numbers, when Bibbs
hits the road, will be MS sweet,
ballroom tunes and medleyS OF
old-timerS, for Sir Oliver has been
clever enough to WELD together a
versatile band, capable of playing
any type of engagement for all
different kinds of fans. That's
one reason experts are predicting
he'll be at the top before long.
Manager of the band is A. M.
SapersteIn, who can be reached
for booking information at 1872
No. Clark Street, Chicago.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
HARLEM TRIVIA

ably, in places where it will be
taken as gospel truth!
Billy Banks, rotund vocalist with
Noble Sissle's orchestra, delights
in writing Puckish little notes to
anyone he remotely suspects of
having thin skin. Indeed, we
have had the pleasure of being the
butt of one or two Of these mis-
sives, and, just as Billy hoped, we
promptly fell into the trap aud
penned sharp retort.
Forester B. Washington, direc-
tor of the Atlanta School of Social
Work, spent a few days in Harlem
last week. He dropped in to
see Henry K. Craft, executive di-
rector of the Harlem Branch YIN
CA, and spent considerable time
relating his experiences in secur-
ing field work for students of the
school. Evidently they are
much in demand for 81 openings
have been offered Is social work
students seeking opportunity to 40
their field work. Also in town
was DR.. Ira D. A. Reid of the de-
partment of sociology at Atlanta
University. And Malvin Goode,
BOYS work secretary OF the Cen
ter Avenue YMCA. in PITTSBURGH.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
BY MARGUERITE l.. MARTIN

NEW amp - Sunday
last was field day for music
lovers. In the afternoon the
Juanita Hall choir presented q
group of spirituals at the Harlem
YMCA. Music appreciation hour,
Some of the songs were sad and
other humorous enough to have
the audience smiling broadly or
laughing aloud. AT the Com
munity Fellowship house in Green
wich Village, Mr. FUlrman Ford
ham directed the YMCA chorus IL
a selection of songs. And Sun
day evening at Town Hall, Jules
Bledsoe, the first "Show Boat, ap-
peared in concert. Mr.. Bledsoe
is Of such arresting appearance
that even if he never uttered a
note he would command your at
tention.
Frequently one runs across an
item or hears a remark which
makes the blood literally.
Such is the effect caused in Har-
lem by DR.. Emily Dunning Bar
ringer who writes under the title
"Gonorrhea in the Female" that
"Gonorrhea in the female is found
in every race in the world. Some
races are apparently more sus-
ceptible, as for instance the Me-
groes. but the reason for this may
largely be due 10 the PRESUM-
ABLY GREATER PROM1SCU1TY
OF THE BLACK RACE :.
Which statement apears in a
pamphlet. Social Hygiene, dis
tributed by the New York Tuber-
cu1osis and Health Association
It is just such fa1lacies as this
which cause ridicu1e and contempt
to be heaped on the Negro.
Surely it isn't too much to ex-
pect that a person of Dr. Barring
er's obvious academic background
should supplement her formal
training with at least an atom of
common sense. Since when
has generalization become sciea-
tific fact.
Dr. Barringer certainly cannot
prove that Negro women are more
promiscuouS. And if she writes
from her personal observation, we
must of necessity conclude that
she has led a very narrow exist
ence. Even a vegetable bets
about more than that. AS if it
we're not enough that such a state
ment should appear in an article
given certain amount of Circula-
ton, we find this same statement
in a book Handbook of Social
Hygiene which is distributed, prob
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

original, has his two-finger piano
and vibes leading the way. The
second is quite slow To add to
their enjoyment, neither side has
Hampton vocal. Il like Benny
Goodman's Columbia of PEACE
BROTHER which is noteworthy
example of we'll executed swing
but as for the companion, DARN
THAT DREAM, me no like. Mil
dred Bailey sings both.
Applause to Erskine Hawkins fof
his slow and beautiful Bluebird OF
I HADN'T ANYONE TILL YOU
with the sax section phrasing sem
sat1onallS. Coupled is BALT1-
MORE BOUNCE, a stomp that's
not as good as some of his others.
The new novelty song, SING Il
SPELL, is on Varsity by its auth
or, Louis Prima and his new Gleeby
Rhythm band. Kay Kyser has used
the tune on his air show and it
sounds like a surehit. Paired is
GLEEBY RHYTHM is BORN.
Prima is attempting a new musical
style built around broad wah wah
effects among the brass. Wingie
Manone, who Ike Prima plays
trumpet as close to Armstrong;
style as he can. offers WHEN
THE SAINTS Go MARCHING IN
and SUDAN on Bluebird. Although,
Manone's Is good. T. take Satcf:.
mos Decca of the first title. Cozy
Cole and Chu Berry are in the
band. by the way.
CAB HAS NEW ONE
Although strictly commercial
tunes. Andy Kirk pleases the ear
with his DeCcca of IT ALWAYS
WILL BE YOU and I'M GEl
TING NOWHERE WITH YOU
with June Richmond and Pha
Terrell sharing vocal honors. 90.
Jimmie Lunceford's new Vocation
Of LIZA and 1 USED TO LOVE
YOU shows this Al band to good
advantage. Arrangements and solos
are excellent with drums and tenor
standing out. One of Gee Krupa's
best discs to date is his Columbia
OF I'D LOVE TO CALL YOU
SWEETHEART. A marvellous ar
rangement, quiet and relaxed On
the coupling, DRUMMIN' MAN.
krupa shows off on the skins and
sends the iitterbugs.
Those who liked Cab Callowav's
'Jumpin Jive' won't pass up his
n BEE GEzINDT, another product
OF this school with guilty. instru-
mental backing TO II typical Car
loWay vocal. The otner SIDE of this
Vocation is TARTAN OF HAIR
LEM, fast jive with Cozy Coles
drums starring, Leo Watson's
little band is quite hot, but un-
less you enthuSe over his scat
singing you won't care too much
about his Decca of IA DA and
IT'S THE TUNE THAT COUNTS
Mildred Bailey's Oxford Crews
give perfect rhythm backing to
her work on THERE'LL BE SOME
CHANGES MADE and PRISONER
OF LOVE, vocation. Magnificent
singing, with Mary Lou Williamy
and Floyd Smith playing very ey-
presSive piano and guitar solos.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
Formerly Played
With Harlem
Playgirls

CHICAGO, Ills N Sam
Cooper, famous trumpeter, foriner-
ly with Lii Armstrong; Harlem
Playgirls, boasts an unique honor
as a member of Sir Oliver Bibb's
crack new orchestra, due soon to
leave the Windy City for an eX-
tended tour.
Ann. who plays a plenty nor
"bugle'', is the only girl musician
in the game today who actually
holds down a chair in a mems
unit. For, not only does Ann do
speciality trumpeting and singing,
but She has her rightful place IL
the band and plays all the nlu-
sic along with the other swing
sters.
She's proved big hit, has Ann,
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
THOSE WILD RADIO RAVES

schedule, Vocal quartet.
Young Man with a Band-CBS
Friday, 1920 p. m.-Guest Band.
VARIETY, INSPIRATIONAL
Major Bowes Amateur Hour
BS-Thursday p. M.
Eddie Anderson, Rochester, JACK
Benny's Radio Valet-NBC Red
Sunday p. m. West Coast Re-
broadcast 11:30 D. M
Eddie Green, co-comedian with
Tommy Riggs-NBC Red Mon
day, 7 p. m.
Fisk Jubilee Singers Chs
Tuesday, p. m, Wednesday 2:13
D. m. Saturday 1:30 p. m.
Golden Gate Jubilee Singers
CBS-TueSday 4 p. m, wednesday
2:15 y. m Saturday 1:30 p. m.
Georgette Harvey-mald on the
Betty and Bob" Serial-NBC Red
Monday thru Friday 2 p. m.
Hobby Lobpy-CBS, Sunday 3
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

Saturday 1920 a. IN. -MBS Sum-
day 9 p. m.-Saturday GAS p, M
WOR 7l0k, Friday, Ais p. NJ
Vocal quartet.
Ella Fitzgerald or Erskine Haw-
kins-NBC, Monday 1890 a. m.
Saturday $50 p. m, Savoy Ball
room, NYC
Golden Gate Ballroom Orches-
tras-CBS, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday l a. m. Harlan Leonard}
NYC.
Bob HoWard-WEAF', 660k-New
York, Wednesday 7:45 p. m.-Pian-
ist and Vocalist.
Charlie JohnSon-''Duke of the
IKE" in "Madcap Matinee WA
AF-920k Chicago. Monday thru
Saturday $3.50 p. ~
Meet The Band-WBBM, 770k
Chicago, Sunday 2 p. r.-GuesC
Band Weekly.
,VagabondS-NBC Blue-scattereu
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
NYk Orchestra To Be
Paid Full Union Scale

eStra in the country.
Both the musical and technical
standards of this orchestra will be
equal to that of the Philadelphia
Orchestra" said Mr. StokoWslSi
conductor of the Philadelphia SYM
phony Orchestra for the last 81
years. mo player will be accepted
VINO would not be accepted for the
Philadelphia Orchestra, if there
were a vacancy in it. IN addition
to these standards. the enthusiasm
Of youth will provide the most vi
tai factor in the performances OF
this group"
MI. Williams disclosed that Mr.
StokoWski has made arrangements
to make a tour of ID American ci-
ties this spring to conduct the fl
nal additions, in which he will
choose the 100 to be employed for
the Latin American tour.
MI Stokowski pointed out that
the new organization Is unique in
that it will be the first musical Or
ganization attempting to represent
the talent of all the States in the
Union. His recent trips, he said,
convinced him there is a new gen.
Grafton arising, so rich in musical
talent as to stimulate high hopes
for the musical future of the coun-
try. At least one program, made
up of compositions by native Amer
leans, will be performed.
The first concert of the tour is
tentatively planned to be held July
in Washington, D. c., at the
Watergate near the Lincoln Mem
orial on the Potomac River.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
TAPPING WIRES
ALONG ALRLANES

hamas Island last Saturday night.
In Bahamas the government oper-
ates the radio under it's Teleconl-
munications department. Miss
Moten received a gracious letter
of appreciation from the director
The fellow who played Pork"
Scarlet O'Hara's butler in Holly
woods version of "Gone With the
Wind" is playing Horace now
on CBS's big Sister" program.
His real name Is Oscar Polk.
Swingster JIMMY LUNCEFORD
has gone into the music publish
ing business. He is president of
the New-Era Music Co., and his
manager, Harold Oxley is his part
ner. The Rev. P. S. Wilkinson,
pastor of New Light Baptist
Church, San Antonio, Texas, and
educational board chairman of the
National Baptist Conv0htion of
America, was guest speaker on
Columbia networks wings Over
Jordan" Sunday, January %.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

p. m.-Weekly guests lobbying their
hobbies.
Pursuit of Happiness-CBS Sun
day 4:30 p. m.-GuestS.
SouthernalrS Vocal quartet
MIC Blue-Sunday ll:30 a. M
Friday 1915 p. m.
Oscar Polk as Horace" ON the
Big Sister" dramatic sketch-CBS
Monday thru Friday 11:9O a. M.
West Coast rebroadcast, 2 p. m.
Wings Over Jordan-CBS-Sun-
day $50 a. m.-Chorus and talks
We, the People, CHS Tuesday
9 p. m.-West Coast rebroadcast
1890 a. m.
Virginia Union University Choral
Club WRTQ- Richmond, Va,
Sunday 4.45 p m. Under direction
. oI Mrs. Aldena Windham Davis.
Emanates from Cobrn hall.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
BY FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
For AMP
PARADE OF THE RI,UES

THOSE WHO LIKE their music
indigo tinted ought to enjoy this
weeks releases for they range from
fast blues of boogie-woogie type
down to mean slow dragS. Head
ing the list is II inch Blue Note
by the Kansas City b. W. expert,
Pete Johnson. Titles are HOLLER
STOMP and YOU DON'T KNOW
MY MIND. Add the first side to
that special niche reserved for
"Pine Tops BOogie Woogie. "
This is keyboard excitement from
beginning to end. Until now my
main respect was for Pete & right
hand, but on this number MS left
hops and jumps to perfection
It's almost too much ivory tick
ling for just one man. The coup
ling, slow blues, is brilliantly and
feelingly rendered but is liLtle
short of the standard set by Meade
GuD Lewis improVisations in
similar vein.
Also released by Blue Note is
BARRELHOUSE BREAKDOWN,
b. W, and KANSAS CITY FARE
WE'LL, slow blues, by the Pete
Johnson trio which includes Abe
Bolar, bass, and Ulysses Living
ston, guitar. While some listeners
may go for this, I'd rather hear
Pete alone. The trio seems d BIT
noisy. Jack Teagarden cuts loose
egain for Columbia On BEALE
STREET BLUES featuring solid
trombone and vocal by the leader
and fine Lee CoStaldo trumpet.
SWINGIN' ON THE TEAGARDEN
GATE, a faster performance. One
of the few discs on which this
unit clicks. .Lonnie Johnson is
one of the best male blues singers,
with a good voice and marvellous
guitar technique. All Of which
makes his Bluebird of FOUR o
THREE BLUES, another WPA
lament, and LOVELESS BLUES,
based on Handy's "Loveless Love-.
powerful stuff
IDA COMING BACK
First of the new Ida Cox Vo-
Gallons to reach me is PINK SLIP
BLUES, also a relief chant, and
TAKE HIM OFF Ny MIND. An
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
WITH HAROLD JOVIEN
(ANP Radio EditOr)


Count Basic has achieved what
every man dreams of doing but
never does-he's got his old boss
working for him.
Years ago, Basic was pianist
with Walter Pages Blue Devils III
Oklahoma. Then he quit to join
the famous aggregation of Benny
Moten in Kansas City as pianist
and assistant conductor.
Next Page gave up his own
band and came into Motens out
fit, playing the doghouse-bull
fiddle to you.
Final step was Basie's taking
over his band in 1885, at the time
of Benny Moten's death. Page
continued as bull fiddler. He's
still with Basic, and is heard on
all the Counts air programs.
EDDIE GREEN SIGNED
FOR BROADCASTS
Eddie Green, noted comedian,
Joined Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou
in permanent spot on the Quak-
er Party with the broadcast of
Monday, February s.. Green rock
eted to network fame after his
comic Interpretation in February,
1896, of John Tucker Battles hu-
morous version of Jonah and
the Whale" He has since appear
ed as guest artist on a number o1
network programs including Rudy
vallee's and the Louie Armstrong
commercial show
IT'S COME TO THIS
Jack Benny is denying the
runner that LIoyds Of London
turned hir, down when he ap-
p1ied to them for insurance
against his radio valet Rech-
ester's stealing his next pic
ture. Meanwhile Rochester
won't venture out Of bed with
out a gold mounted rabbits
foot Kenny gave him for
Christmas year ago.
PLATTER PATTER
Columbia "Jazz MaSterworks"
gets another top-notch perform
ance in the records with Benny
Goodman's Sextet version of
Seven Come Eleven" and 'Shiv-
erS', Goodman, Lionel Hampton
(Vibraphones) and Charlie Chris
tians electric GUITAR spotlight
Seven Come Eleven" with Pi-
anist Johnny Guarniere playing
subtle instrumental solo on tho
reverse.
FOR THE RECORDS
Eta Moten, radio and concert
altar, broadcast from Nassau, Ba-
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

WASHINGTON, d. C.-tSNS)-
The All-American Youth Orches-
ira of 100 persons being recruited
through the National Youth Ad-
ministration's State offices for Leo
.pold StokowSki's S Latin American
trip next summer, will be a paid
professional union organization
according to message received to-
day from Mr. Stokowski. Proper
arrangements will be made for
those who are not members of the
union, he said
The orchestra leader advised NYA
: Administrator Aubrey Williams
that he plans to continue the or
cheStra after it's planned two or
three months good will" tour to
South and Central America, re-
plenishing it yearly with new
youthful talent, and providing a
degree of recognition for the or
chestra that may make it almost
a musical Olympics."
The 81 State offices of the NYA
are still receiving applications in
large numbers, and preliminary
additions have already begun in
several States to select the best
musicians. Applications will be re-
ceived up to February Is, from
young people, NYA and non-NYA,
about Is to 25 years of age. Many
thousands of applications have al.
ready been received.
Mr.. Stokowski emphasizes the
opinion that with the high profess
sional standards being set, the
youthful musicians group will be
the equal of any symphony orch
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
BY HAROLD JOVIEN

The following listing is in effect
Tor the week of February only! All
time indicated is Eastern Standard.
Subtract l hour for Central time;
% hours for Mountain time; and 3
hours for West Coast time. AS is
the. unavoidable case in radio
scheduling, all programs are sub
ject to last minute changes ana
cancellations.
HOT INSTRUMENTAL
AND VOCAL
Louis Armstrong-Sunday, Tues.
day, IL midnite Cotton Club, New
York City.
Erskine Butterfield-M Tues
day, HAS a. m, Saturday 7:15--
pianist vocalist.
Carter and Bowie at twin pianos
MBS Scattered schedule.
Chariotcers- MIRO Blue Mon
day LAS p. m, Tuesday, a, m,
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
Rating The Records

old timer now coming back, she
has the help OF a star band i'll
cluding Henderson, Hampton,
Paige, tTiggenbotham, Christian,
Ed Hall and Artie Bernstein, all
of whom pour it on Very mellow
.. With Jimmy Rushing moanin',
Count Basie's band is relaxed and
moody on I LEFT MY BABY, typi-
cal Kansas City Blues.
The pairing on this Columbia is
RIFF INTERLUDE, which jumps
all over the place with Lester
Young's tenor and the whispering
trumpet at final fadeout high
spots. E. For old fashioned, genu-
inc blues, grab up JUST A DREAM
No and MY LAST GOODBYE
TO YOU, on Vocation by the one
and only Big Bill One of his best
After a few unimpresSive plat
ters, Georgia White redeems her.
self on the salty Decca of YOU
GOT TO DROP THE Sack and.
FURNITURE MAN, both genuine
blues. Who plays that biting alto
sax that gives added lift?... Here
are several other blues releases on
vocation, some good, some indif-
ferent: TAKE ME IN YOUR AL
LEY and BUSINESS rs GONE
AWAY, by Harlem Ham Fats;
HE'S MY MAN and MELLOW
RHYTHM, Lizzie Miles and Mel
rose Stompers; I'M A STRANGER
HERE and I DON'T CARE HOW
LONG, Blind Boy Fuller, and
THAT SAME CAT and YOU
DON'T HAVE TO TELL ME,
Monkey Joe and his Music Grind
erS.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
Roland Hayes Has
Record Recital

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-(ANP)-
4 set of FIVE records in q special
album entitled "a Song by Roland
HAYES" has recently been released
under the Masterworks label by
Columbia Recording Corp, whose
main offices are located here.
TITLES in the set are a. Male
detto, b. Eviva Rosa Bella ana
Lungi Da TIE; Adel aide; Lamour
Do Moi and LIE Reve; 1t Was A
Lover And His Lass and BlSt Du
Boi Mir; Crucif1xion AND Roun'
Bout de Mountain, the last two
spirituals. The noted tenor IS ac-
companied on all Of these numbers
by Reginald Boardman at the pi-
ano.
Outboard motors can be mounted
on inflatable boats with a device
that was patented recently.
Television pictures have been
transmitted over an ordinary tele"
phone line by New York broad
casting company.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

A New York state man is exper-
imenting with flavoring melons
with various wines, which are fed
from bottles of the wines through
wicks to the melons as they grow.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

In an area of $500 square miles
the island Of Sicily has q resident
population in excess of 100000,
being more denSely inhabited than
the mainland of Italy.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
ZIGGY'S GOOD

Blueless fans will rave over
TOOTIN' MY BABY BACK
HOME by ziggy Elman on Blue
bird Using most of Goodman's
men, the trumpet star turns this
into solid swing sockeroo with
Bernstein's bass in its best form.
Coupled is WHAT USED TO WAS.
USED TO WAS, Jewish melan-
choly set to music .ziggy is also
heard on Lionel Hamptons spark
ling Victor double of THE MUM
SON STREET BREAKDOWN and
I CAN'T GET STARIII)
The tlrt. listed as a Hampton
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

Seven-meter radio waves are de-
ivered at high frequency through
wires contained in rubber face
mask invented by Californian to
give beauty treatments.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

Tea Can be poured from a spout
IN one side of new tea pot and
h0t water from another slout GA
the opposite side,
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10

A novel flower pot contains a
perforated disk to hold the soil a
short distance above the bottom,
leaving space into which water
drains and plant roots extend.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-10
Young Tenor Is
Harvard'S Guest

CAMBRIDGE, Mass (ANP)--
Theodore Charles Stone, whose
studies with Kosti Vohauor the
great Finnish master we're cut
short with the outbreak Of war
in Finland, made his first appear
anCe since returning to America
at Cambridge church here last
week. Mr.. Stone sang to an aud
lence )of students, teachers and
townspeople, and was warmly re-
ceived While here he was
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Leslie @
Tihoney at Harvard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Ladies Aid Hears
Harru Cain Speak

Commenting the pioneer spirit
of the residents OF Roosevelt
Heights for their desire TO build
their own recreational center
without asking assistance from
city or governmental agencies.
Harry Cain. mayoralty candidate.
addressed the Roosevelt Heights
Ladies' Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Recreationai centers throughout
the city. Cain said. will mean a
healthy future for Tacoma. We
dream of the day the speaker
declared, I'm Tacoma when many
sections such as yours will have
rccreational centers Of their own
for the benefit of children. who
are the products Of such whole
some environment"