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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
ZION. CARROLL HAMLEY
 MARRIED HE1

At a seven o'clock ceremony last Saturday evening at the Presby- terian church Margaret Eyon and Carroll Hamley were united in mar riage by the Rev. N. Harry Cham pin. pastor
 The young couple was attended by the mother and father of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. John Eyon. Im- mediately after a wedding supper was held for members of the fam fly at the future home of the bride and groom.
 Mrs Hamley is well known in Wrangell, having been raised here and attended the local schools as well as the University of Washing ton. Mr. Hamley is the son of Mr and Mrs. Chas. A. Hamley of Blaine, Washington. and is employed by the ARB as skipper of one of it's boats.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
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HOTEL ARRIVALS E

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 Guests registered at the Wran- gel Hotel the past week were. Mrs. Duncan Cogvo, Bob Smith, Carl Sen for. Art Tveten. Melvin Schmitz. Mir and Mrs. L. R. Johnson. 4. Bona. Olaf Winters. Jack Gucker.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
 Dreary Event
 For French

PARIS, Dec 20 - This Christmas will be a nightmare to Parisans. and the French people generally.
 Two million young men are un- der the heel of the NazL Scores of thousands are in internment camps. and at work on roads and laborious toil elsewhere.
 Hundreds of thousands of wom- en are little other than slaves - helpless and with a blazing hatred of all things German.
 This Christmas. the wonderful stores of Paris do not gIeam and sparkle with Yuletide joys and in- genious and beautiful offerings for sale. The invaders are trying to popularize the sale of awkward looking little wooden COWS and pigs and sheep and farm utensils. This they think, with typical German obtuseness, will turn the thoughts of the French, to the attractions of farm life.
 What it does do. is to cause gales oA D4t1S4 Aa1esAlSl AA9AH al AadH9 those past masters Of irony and in sight
 The French will be rationed this Christmas. They are indifferent For this Is not Christmas. To them, it is just a calendar date. France has been drained of champagne. As starter, the invaders shipped 12,- 100000 bottles to Germany
 The Germans have put into ef- feet a strict eurfew throughout the season, and they also have rules and regulations concerning dances. But. they need have no concern. Few if any French. are dancing. In stead they are enduring, and won dering how long it must be.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
NEXT LEGION MEETING
 SET FOR JANUARY

Due to the holiday activity. Mer- lin Elmer Palmer Post American Legion, has postponed it's next meeting until January [ Action was taken at the regular meeting Tuesday night in the Dugout Im- mediately after the holiday. the Post will move ahead with it's plan for renovation of the Dugout and on Sunday. December 29, all Le- gionnaires are asked to turn out To give a hand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
FOREST OFFICIALS
 IN TOWN THIS WEEK

District Ranger s. v. Dennison and Forest Service Architect Lynn For rest were in town this week. going 10 Petersburg Thursday evening Forrest came in from Ketchikan with Pilot Jimmy Rinehart. who is flying for Herb Munter, Tuesday af- ter spending some time in the First City and on the West Coast and Dennison came over from Peters burg to meet him.
 District Ranger Dennison said that in addition to already an nounced eco projects for this vi- cinity betterment and maintenance of the wood road about three miles out the Wrangell Highway will be included in the winter activity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
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ON THE BOATS

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 North Coast, northbound Dec. 16-Mrs. D. Cogo to Sitka. A. T. Tveten to Petersburg.
 Baranof, northbound, Dec. 16 - Paul Kamkoff to Valdez.
 Yukon, southbound, Dec. IT - Oryille Keeney, George Foster, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. B Sather, A. J. Ramon to se- attle. Carl Senior, Mrs. P. L. Stump to Ketchikan
 North Coast, southbound, Dec. 20 Don Mcdonald, George Case, An drew Bonder to Seattle J. Gucker to Ketehikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
SOUTH FROM KODIAK

J. Irvine Noble, long identified with the Bureau of Roads, Mrs. No- ble and their two children were southbound this week on the Prin- cess Norah after a year in Kodiak They expect to spend the holidays in Seattles Kodiak is moving ahead but building is slow and there isn't place to live in town, Noble re- ported.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
ET0LN COULTER
 HOME FOR CHRISTINA

Miss Etolin Coulter, employee of the Governors office, arrived in Wrangell this morning to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Del ia Coulter, and other relatives. Miss Coulter takes her annual vacation at this time in order to be home for Christmas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
ORCEEsTRA LEADER HURT

MADEIRA, Calif.. Dec. 20 = Hal Kemp, orchestra leader, is being treated for a broken left leg. rib fractures, cuts and bruises. He was injured Wednesday in a head-on collision of cars on highway 99.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
CHRISTMAS IN IuNEAn

Fred Paul of Wrangell took the steamer to Juneau this week to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs. William L. Paul of that city. He expects to return shortly after the first of the year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
AUXILIARY SECRETARY SOUTH

Betty Mccormick, Secretary of the Alaska Department American Le- zion. and wife of Territorial Rep resentative John Mccormick. was southbound on the Princess Norah this week to spend the holidays with relatives and friends in Wal la, Walla, Wash.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
KEENEY SOUTH

Orville Keeney of Campbell Brothers sailed south this week to spend the holidays in the States. He will join Mrs. Keeney who went south several weeks ago They will be at Aberdeen. Wash.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20
SEE DER CHEST"

Says Mandy to Rastus:-
 Wipe off your chin.
 Pull down your vest;
 We'll go and get der cedar chest: On Christmas Eve at half-past four, At Jack Johnson's Store! 5-1t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-12-20

FOR RENT - Broom cabin. modern plumbing, oil range. L. B. Chisholm. 5-1t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Loving Cup
Is Goal In
"Y' Drive
Metals, Donor
OF Handsome
Membership Prize

benjamin J. McFall general
chairman Of the 1870 YMCA Mem
bership campaign. announces that
the McFall Brothers. undertakers,
will give a handsome Loving cup
70 the team in this years YMCA
campaign with the highest produce
tion Of members enrolled Said Mr.
McFall. II want this 10 be the most
successful campaign in our 81. An
tome " history. therefore. We are
giving this magnificent Loving Cup
10 the team bringing In the most
memberships. In order 10 encour-
age rs TO get off 10 a good start.
We are giving double points for
memberships reported during the
first two report meetings. am
urging all campaigners to immed-
lately get set for big report on
Oct H."
II IL urged that all community
minded individuals call the YMCA
for information concerning "Y" ac-
tivl'ies and ~" memberships. II
YOU cannot get TO the ~" call
Cadillac 1914 and a campaign work
or will call on YOU for the purpose
of enrolling YOU In the Young Mems
Christian association which is doing
a magnificent job with Young peo-
pie IN our community. Add 10 the
chances OF YOUR hoys' success by
supporting the YMCA in this drive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Negro Has Shared Greatly Under
The New Deal Housing Program

WASHINGTON ~ Approval Of
over seten million dollars IN United
states housing Authority ny Fresi-
dent Roosevelt last week bringing
the numher of aSoncics with ap-
proved SliA loans 10 1913 spurred
fns nationwide rehonsing now en-
bruce 49, projects to'alling more
IVAN lsn. 0n0 homes In Is states
lne District Of Columbia. Hawaii
ard Puerto Rico
pNflcsl observers al over the
country We loud in their endorse
merit o. mo New Deal adminisfra-
'fon progressive efforts IN behalf
q ne underpri,ileged masses.
pointed TO the above announcement
as Just one Of many such steps tax
On 70 improve the general condi-
lions ~ the masses
The Negro, ospeciallv, has prof
ted enormously and viii continue
20 Dc 50 as long as the present adj
rnis'ra'ion controls the govern
nen' Of this country one observer
declared earnestly There are to-
ia thousands Of Negroes who
through the henehcion' efforts ~
New Peal agencies enjoy stand
ard n living which S markedly
above that previously endured.
In the field Of housing. n was
pnir'od ONT Negroes have shared
grfai'v IN the benefits which have
accrued from governmental oxpcn-
diuses In both municipal and
rnral areas. projects have heen
constructed to replacc long -stana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Sapphire Club Will Present Music's
Best AT Its Membership Tea Sunday

Members Of the Sapphire club
are hosiesses for the sunday Mem
bership Fellowship Musical and
Tea at Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA on Oct Is. from I 10 3
o'clock. The public is cordially In
vited.
Miss Museita Anderson. lyric So
prano. will sing group Of songs
and there will also he numbers
hy the Michigan Concert hand d.
rected by Carroll Mcintyre. read-
inrs by Howard Givens and Mrs
Eva Campbell Miss CamphcllET
Eva Campbell Miss Helen Ander-
son will accompany hire sister at
the piano
Mrs. viola Wright IS president
Of the Sapphire club. Mrs Billie
Giles. vice president. Mrs Vivian
Booth. secretary. Miss Alta OTIS.
financial secretary. Miss Myrtle
Mitchell. treasurer and Miss Irene
Turner. sergeant-at-arms T n Q
committee responsible for the tea
includes Miss Mary Williams. Mrs.
Billie Giles and Mrs. Ida Clark.
Mrs. Robert Croff Is chairman NJ
the Membership committee at the
y
Friday Fun activities for all hieh
school hoys and girls open oct. II
and will continue for six Fridays
from four 10 siv O'Clock All boys
and girls interested in sharing the
fun Of this program are invited 10
come on Friday afternoon 10 Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA and regis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Mrs. Macklin
Forms Sponsoring
Committee
Eminent Violinist
Outlines Plans For
Another Concert

THROUGH TIE efforts Of Mrs
Ierene G.. Macs'in luncheon
reetinx wss HELD a. the YWCA
las. sunday afternoon and Crit
rsrs Sponsoring committee formed
10 hei9 promote a corce-f 70 Re civ.
en- ~ he Mich gan symphony o--
csesra Novemher s.
TIE afss vs'ch vi, re under
the direction ~ Walter Poole
prom ises - Ne un'qgs because q
W offer s,-r pr IN composed >,
rlc-srce 3 pr'ce eminent negro
compose ~ vncs' srd instrumental
CON positio-s According - plans
Ms Pr'-e q 30 present 20 hear
he sv-, rNorv Cefesfe Cole NIL 10
ths voca' s~fsf
Clarence Cameron vhita ro'ei
victims; was r-esen' a. me n,es'-
Ing a7d told ~ h.s vo-k vi'h nc
Narcrai Recreation depa mem
ard RS r'srs - present = rho-ai
Fes vs fo- ne local R-aUsfe-
pec-oa.ion cer.s- IN fhe ea-'v
srrirr The rormrfee PROMISED 70
Ass.sf With hts affs- era 0'Ae-
rrsi-a' events
Tss Is-ers Nart',, was s'sc'ei
pe--a7er. chairman r. ne corr
urrss Mrs Fe,sbe'S voos'sv
secretary Those rssssr' NAo mass
I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

ing sub-siandard dwelling commu-
mites ar are now occupied BY Ne
gro f,miies paving rentals which
are scaled AZ the most reasonable
levels.
Outstanding among the municipal
projects are those in New York
Citv. The Harlem River Houses. ho-
ine tho frst such all-colored prot
ec' there. Similar projects in New
lerse, PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio hear
eloquent testimony 10 tho works Of
tire New Deal Of the Negro. II was
declared and throughout the South
and Midwest arc countless other
projects either completed or under
construction
The courage and siraiehtfor-
vardness % President Roosevelt
when he uttered that now-famous
comment about 'oHe-third Of ma
tom said another VOL known
ritizen. "is matched only hy the
admirable efficiency with which no
has instituted an carried on The
far reaching reforms which. on
frihnting 10 The general retirement
~ The citizens Of This country, have
made his terms IN Office one ~ the
brightest spots IN American his
tory and a period which no amount
~ time can dim"
Commenting on tho attitude Of
Negroes toward The New Deal and
Ns continuance majority % oh
servers were emphatic In their he
ef fhai.1oo per cent endorsement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

Of the entire administration pro-
gram would he registered in No.
ycmber.
There are far too many gains
which have been made under the
New Deal. and which, until Presi-
dent Roosevelt took Office. had
never seemed remotely possible"
was the consensus Of opinion. for
those who place the interest OF the
entire country FIRST even 10 consid-
or any change now"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Card OF Thanks

A sslncere thank Won cannot
express appreciation 70 those who
40 generously supported rs IN me
Popularity Contest. We can onl,
Hone 10 express our hearts graft.
tude thru service.
John Baker
Oscar coins
Margaret Nance
Ellen VI. wilson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Card OF Thanks

Mr.. Carrie Greene Washington
and family thank all their friends
and nelghhors for their Kindness
during the Illness and bereavement
cause by the death OF their son and
brother. Forest u. Greene. who died
October 3. 1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

ter. A small fee covers The entire
six weeks period which will he
under the direction of Mrs. Vantella
Lane. Activities for girls include
basketball. and roller skating Boys
are welcome in the dranatics,
dancing photography and singing
cronns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

A GOOD appetite. hear,s dn-
u ner. food that We Ike hl
that doesn't ike us-of course
we should "let good digestion
govern appetite but do we7
When Acid Indigestion. Heart
burn or Gas on Stomach result
BE wISE-TRY ALKA-SEI.TZER
; Try Alka-Seltzef 700 for Head
ache. Muscular Fatigue. Morning
After and Muscular Pains
Alka-Seii1er contains an analge-
&C pain rehcsci sodium acetvl
sallcvlatel as we'll as alkaline
buffer salts
In handy Packages or By tho
glass az your drug store
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Improvement Society
On Upward March

The Universal Improvement as
sociation had It's Mass meeting AZ
Liberty Hall. 1916 Russell street
last sunday, October the sixth.
Meeting was opened by the chap
iiu The Rev. Jerome Jenkins. who
acted as master OF ceremonies. ana
Introduced the second vice presi-
dent Mr. Hubbard. spoke on the
preamble and the constitution Of
he organization.
The chaplain gave remarks on
The Drive for the building funds
and encouraged all the contestants
10 60 forward and work as never
before The Divisional president.
Thomas Franklin who talked 10 the
congregation on thr subject OF.
The Rights or Government"
The Mass meeting for Sunday.
October % will be very interest
ing also. Fine music. and eloquent
speakers will he introduced on
each Thursday night. there will no
lectures 10 Black Cross nurses and
others The public Is cordially in
vifed 10 all these meetings
Thomas Franklin is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Choral Ensembles 0p|
DMA's First Program

The Detroit Missions assoc..
ton will preseni 'hs frs mas
ries OF musicale programs surdU,
Oct. 10 at ; PIN a. Ebsns,s
church. Mrs Eizans'h CARY rt
preside
In addition 70 ~ rans fr' a.
lists who Will appear there viii y
several musical ensembles incl.s.
inr the tbenezfr AWE Ssnla
choir. the Rerlas ao Sanpsa
Spiritual singers mhal chorus al
the Ephriam sisters
Talmadee l.. Turner PRESIDENT
the DINA VIII speak briefly on Il.
life OF James Rlaa author q 'uti
famous compassion w Garry n.
Back ~ Old Nyrr OD Den
Golden slippers s'el Evening b
the Moonlight
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

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The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16

midnite, Apollo theatre, NYC.
Major BoweS Amateur Hour
CHS Thursday p m.
Eddie Anderson, Rochester, Jack
Benny's Radio Valet NBC Red,
sunday 7 p. m. West Coast re-
broadcast 1130 p. m.
Chicago Bee Weekly Radio For
um-WHIP 1460k Hammond, Ind.
Tuesday 2:15 p. m. Guest speak
erS.
Colored Hour-KTSW Emporia.
Kansas Sunday $50 p. m.
Deep River Boys-CBS, south
only Friday Sis a. m. Songs.
Eddie Green, co-comedian with
TommIS Riggs NBC Red Monday 8
p. m.
Echoes of New York--WEAF 660S
Tuesday 1880 p. m. Guests.
Hazel Chatman-the Emporia
songbird KTSW Emporia, Kansas,
Thursday $3.50 p. m.
First Church of Deliverance-
WIND 55Ok Sunday IL midnight to
l a. m. Chicago.
Fisk Jubilee Singers-Choir NBC
Blue Tuesday, 1880 p. m. From
Nashville through station WSM.
Golden Gate Jubilee Singers
CHS Monday through Friday 2:l5
p. nj.
Golden Hour WCKQ Memphis
Tenn, Sunday $50 p. m, Centen-
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16
Carol Singer
Is Now Facing
Eviction

NEW YORK = G - Parker
Watkins, the WPA troubadour who
sang impronptu Xmas carols in
Pennsylvania Station here during
the last Christmas holidays, re-
pol'tedly at one time to have been
signed to a five-year 100000 con-
cert contract, radio offers and
Broadway engagements now faces
eviction
1t is said that the 100000 con-
cert contract offered by Sol Hurck.
artists representative, {" was
beyond their means. - Watkins
said Nearly everyone in Harlem
stops me on the street to congratu-
late me. They think I made mil
lions. And of all tine fantastical
yarns that came of the rumor
which spread like wildfire, that
had been signed to a 100000 con-
tract, only two offers actually ma
terialized.''
Watkins who appeared on til
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16

phonist WTMJ 62O k Milwaukee,
Monday, Wednesday Friday 80
d. m.
E'rSkine Hawkins-NBC Red
Sunday Monday and Wednesday
1890 a. m. Savoy ballroom, NYC.
Bob Howard--WEAG $50 k New
York, Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Pian-
list and vocalist.
Roy Johnson's" Happy Pals
WRVA lilo Monday ILLS p. m.
Roseland Ballroom, Richmond,
Va.
ROCKIN' IN RHYTHM-WHIP
1880 k Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 2:05 p. m. recordings.
Show is emceed by Eddie Honesty
and D. S. D. Belliny from Ham
mond, Ind.
Stuff Smith-WMCA $40 k Mon
day, Friday HIS p. m. Hickory
House, New York.
Artie Stark-WIND Gary, Ind,
Chicago, nitely except Sunday
12:45 a. m. Sunday 11:45 p. m.
Walkathon, Coliseum, Chicago.
VagabondS-NBC Blue except
cast Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Friday 10:15 a. m. Vocal quartet.
Vine Street Varieties-WHB 86C
k Saturday 2:30 p. m. Lincoln
theatre, Kansas City.
VARIETY, INSPIRATIONAL
Amateur Mite in Harlcm-WMCA
57ok Wednesday IL p. m, to Il
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16
BY HAIRY LEVEr1E
$40 FOR TITLE TO KENNY
WASHINGTON PICTURE

HOLLYWCOr)-(ANP)- Cameras
will start rolling very shortly on
Million Dollar Productions new
football feature starring the noted
football ace and All-American,
Kenny Washington. The important
role Of Myra, sweetheart to Hen
ry Washington and leading lady in
the story now completely finished
by JOS. O'Donnel, has not yet been
allotted. However, interviews start
ed last week.
With the plot hinging on the at
tempt of unscrupulous gamblers to
corrupt college football, the film
has been given the working or ten
tative title of "Gridiron Graft" ="
But as an innovation Producer
Sanforth is offering $40 for the
best permanent title. Both the
football and "battle against wrong"
idea must be impounded in the
title. The winner gets $25, with $40
for week best, and $5 for third.
Mail titles with address, name and
phone number at once to Clifford
Sanforth, Million Dollar Produc-
tions, 6040 Sunset, Hollywood.
Hattie McDaniels has this col
umn's hearty congratulations for
winning the Academy award for
the best supporting actress among
thousands of other plaudits COM
ing from both white and colored---
Louise Beavers is rumored to be
preparing for another starring We
hiclC- Maryland now shooting at
20th Century FOX has Hattie Nc
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16
THOSE WILD RADIO RAVES

ary M. l.. church.
Going South, SpirituaE> and
Ballads CHS South only Sunday
p m.
Georgette Harvey-maid on the
Betty and Bob" serial NBC Req
Monday through Friday p. m.
HOBBY LOBBY-CBS Sunday
5 p. m. Weekly guests lobbying
their hobbies.
Pursuit of Happiness-CBS Sun
DAY 4:30 p. m. Guests.
Rex Ingram-NBC Red Monday
through Friday 1870 a. m. Char
acter actor OH the Against The
Storm" radio serial.
Sheep and Goats Club Revue
MBS Wednesday 8 p. m. Richard
Huey, M. G.
Southernaires--Vocal quartet NBC
Blue Sunday 1870 a. m Wednes-
Gay, Thursday 1915 p. m.
Oscar Polk-as Horace" ON the
Big Sister" dramatic sketch CHS
Monday through Friday 1870 a.
m. West Coast rebroadcast 2 p. IN.
Wings Over Jordan-CBS Tues
day 9Np. m. West Coast rebroad-
cast IL midnite.
Virginia Union University Cho-
raj Club-WRTQ Richmond, Va,
Sunday 4:45 p. m. Under direction
Of Mra. Aldena Windhain Davis
Emanates from Coburn hall.
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16
Tiny Bradshaw To
Take New Band Out
For Southern Tour

NEW YORK CITY (SNS)
Tiny Bradshaw. favorite swing
maestro of Americas dancing mil
lions, recently enthroned as
King of the Jitterbugs," is ready
ing his royal junpin,' jivin' mu-
sician for an extended Southern
trip, scheduled to start in Martins
burg, Wa. Va, on Easter Sunday
~Jitterbug King Bradshaw.
whose 'in-the-groove' baton WELD
ing and fidgety band stand antics
have won for him the undivided
acclaim of the nations rugcutters.
hop-cats are jitterbugs will give the
Southern State alligators a brand
of new jig and jam with a band
that includes pair of the hottest
white sar players in rhythmania,
marking the first time that white
musicians have been included in
any established colored dance Or
cheStra.
King Tiny and Ihis boys are
set for a series of recording dates,
getting their state southern trip
off to a flying start with a fare
we'll New York appearance at
Harlems Savoy Ballroom on Sun
day, March IT,
The Phoenix index., 1940-03-16

has taken him cross country he
performed brilliantly, as of old
(they say when Cab sings, he
singsD the full credit given him for
introducing swing-frenzied Utter
bug 1--WE music that made everyone
get hep to themselves (some even
laced their boots up to hereD has
somehow been delayed. A band
that is abundant with capable mu-
sicians, such as Cab Galloway S
should not be hidden-lets not for
get that this individual who gave
us such jazznocratic characters as
hlCokey Joe" and Minnie the
Moocher" brought on all the big
noise that made us forget about
collegian, modern dance, and
camel walk music-it even took
Cab to show you that if you don't
heller no one will get out of your
way. I'll bet that he frightened
many of the band leaders in climb
ing to the top. Indeed, he scared
them out Of first place with his
hi, de-, hi; de, no and mind you,
Cabs still there!