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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Derfattt,nlmne Ser
0rebbe eantte,,
(Sf)lllk non @eite ~

geidrieben tperben, neil oieier ;sono
auberaeluobnlid) lhnea pahie, neil
mir iebr tpeniae SterbeiGle ,mter
uniern Ginbern habcn. Gin ieineS
2e,,qnis iiir uniere iGfiilfen Miit-
ter.
MuBeroem rcfonmenbieren Die
GroBbcamten cine Deiceporloge aur
Mnnohmc, oic pcriicbt, oaB Sen grs
ben i'm 5ooesIolle i'm poraus ee5abl-
te 9(iiebrnents nit Musnabme bes
Monats. in lpcId,em oas Mitglieo
Itirht, 3uriiderltotten ion.
s(l,dl ion nom Med)tsheiitono cine
@cictnorloae oussearbeitet peroen
inbcaus ser Mitslieoer, Ole 5lm Ri.
litaroienit einbcrufen tperoen. Inn un-
'ere @eiete in Gintlang NIT oen
ne,len @ereinigten Stooten @eiet 81
bringen.
Ger @robIc,oBmciiter Schn 3iea.
Ter beriftete. oaB Die @eloer nit
gons nenieen s(usnabmen iebr gut
einlaufen uno oaB oas 8erm0gen
bes gerbanoes erbeblid eetpahien lei
rno oab iid oas garpermoaen Der
Grtuabienenabteil,ng iiber ST 1876
0OO uno oas Ser Sugenoabteiluns
alI nabeau 100000 belallie.
&c lpuroe audi iiber Die aagemeine
Gage bes 0crbanoes beraten lno bars
mis crgnb iid,. Dob oie Mitglieber-
perbung nictt aasuaroBe Heiultate
gcseitigt babe nno oob Ole Gereine
niht eiirig aen,la arbeiten Inn Iit-
aIicoer 5,l nerbcn. Gs iuuroe oarali
binaelpieien. oob iett. ga sic Mrbcit
bciicr aeht. oie rcd,te Belt nGre OIL
oie eeitribenen MitaIieoer ,pieber
beranol,trcten uno ald, ne,e Mit-
glieoer 81, tpcrben.
Noh lGnaercr @erat,lna naren oie
8roBbemten ser 9lniid,t. oaB Ole
@erbefompaane. oie NIT I. San,lor
gum slbihluB gefommen mar. Der.
lGngcrt ncroen ioute. menia1tens bis
our annpcnticn ,lno es lrlroe aud)
10 beihloiicn. Man le'e Ole offi,ielle
gefanntmadnrue bes @roB Vr6iiocn.
ten on anberer Stele.
&c iplroe allh beichlnIien, sic Ssn-
tereiien nid,t i'm oNlli ionoern am I.
SSanllar oes osabres su Sen Mnleihcn
ser Mitalieoer su itreibcn. iaqs sic,
ie nid)t lpe porgeid)rieben be3ablen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
0aneia iaqut,a

Gl.rd Gottes snGbiee Silfe Bin
id) bon meiuer idhperen grfranfune
iotueit eeneien. 6ab i'd meine Mmts,
pflid,ten teiIipeiie tpieber iibernebmen
fonnte. "a oranat es MIDI, fir Die bon
allen Seiteu erfobrene beIfenbe 2iebe
,mo bcrslid)e Teilnabme innigjten
Cant al iagen; poran meiner licben
8onteri,s=@ =@emeinbe, oeren 1reue
''no Inbanalid,feit iih in bieien
Id)tpercn 1riii,ngsaeitcn betpGbrt
bohclt.
Serr &llrator Sous Bauer lat Al,
Der Spite hes 9irdcnrates nit gro,
I;er l(miid}t ,,nb norbilolifer Sin.
gcbl,ng aus elmer irommen ,tnb
d'riltlidcn Sultr!ng berauS in ben
neiln Mod)en Sic @emeiuoe gefiibrt
,'na oie @cttesoienite eeleitet. Tie
@earntcnitait ser 8emeinoeorganiio-
tioneu fiibrte bas @crf oes Serrn
1ieIhctrl6t ipeiter.
Sim 1eiligen 9(beno iiberbraf,te
cine arofe srboronung mad ser
Gbriitbeider,mg i'm Bottesbaus bic
Neibnahtsariibe umo Segenstpun,
Idle ser @cmeinbe ins Yfarrbaus.
Nm Gbriittaa beaIiidte Ser 9irden.
DIOR NIT Den etuia id)Snen @eib.
nad)tslieocrn Die HfarrfamiIie. Der
sodienperein 3ueia % aeoad,te oes
erfrantten sadNenpfarrers NIT ei.
mem berrlid,en glumenforb. Die
8riibe unb a,,ten @iinide CUR @e.
ne|,lng iiberbrahtc Der berebrte ErGi.
Serr ssrans Shncioer bonn 3tueig
30. Tie Teutihe 3entraIe iiberianbte
lamt bc'ten Wiiniden ourfl ibren
@oritano. Serrn 0ipI. Sne. Cornell
amcnntt, oas besiebunqsreide @ert
"5he slrt OF N}cIarotion". Cine reid,e
Tiille bon Sluimerfiamfciten uro
irclmSlid)en SilicIeiltlmeen a0er Irt
hurite id, ,,nb mein 6aus bon nab
unh fern bonn Sofsp. 8riies ser Sps
none unb liebcn Imtsbriibern big
'llm iiingiten Sonntaasihultino Der.
ab erfabren.
isiir al Sic eriabrene 0iebe une
Siite. Dor ALIEN fir al. oie iromme
Tiirhitte, bie in meiner uno lit elmer
%eibe nrn amerifaniiden airben
pnr aen Thron oes Soditcn sebrodt
tpuroe, fir all sic 1rel,noidaft uno
Silisbereitihaft iage' i'd ouh i'm
Namen ,neiner 2ieben, Die INN Den
8auspater 10 iebr eebangt botten.
tiefaefiiblten Cant nit benz bers'
lihen @,mife: ..Bott pergeIt's G,,d
cuen!"
ssn trelcr @erb,,noenhcit.
Cr. 9. q. 5ritif,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
sie6en6 afoii6. .1msrifani'deg @clfs6Iatt

sloubt. 6ab ct. nad @oibinston be.
rufen ,peroen tuiiroe ODER er bat bic
@ednune obne ben @irt eemadt.
@enn er Die @eduuna obne ben
@irt aemadt BAT, oonn sibt es stpei
N0aIidteiten: er lit beIeioiet ODER
lnadt CUTE Miene gum b6ien SpieI.
@cnn er quite Miene gum boien Spiel
mad)t. eann gibt es nur cine Mog.
Iidfeit: er iagt, @ooie' ri1s 0ementi
bereite ibm Sen id,0n'ten Gag ieine:'
2cbens." Marlm in oie sSernc
id'meiien. feb bas Cute lieet 10 ncb."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Eeealiiier,.,,e Ses 2l,si'
eutkalts IN, EanNe

Die mnIanait itattaeinmSene &eai-
itriermng Der AMslGn6er bel ben Foii~
amterr beredltiat iolde, bic ani I'M
scIelidje @ciie ims 2anS famen. md,
m.d,t smm Sierbleiben. Sic miiKcn
ptri.ncbr ibr per,manentes Nnicmt-
Galtsredt hiersmlanSe bri Der Gin
iuanbermnasbehSrbe ieparat !caaIi-
iiercn IaHen. Serr 0eorae Wcaner.
ehcmalig r SefretGr Der Siterr -Mma.
uno rmmSniidlen &oninlate. 17111
Glienna Noe, Gleuelano, 9, erfldrt
lid, bersit. bel Der NutraaiteIlnna ;nr
Qeaaliiiernma bes Nmisnthaltcs BE-.
biIflidJ IN iein, oa It ar @rnnb iei-
ner irib:rsm 9Gtiaieit in terartiaen
;tSacv cine reidDe G";ob, InG Gciam-
u:clr sat. Gr e,:rit lmHrei;cntcn,
iii III linn in Ssr.,norna ~ ichrn.
bamit er bic nStiscG Sd,ritte nnter.
mebmem fam. 0ic Webibrea fir bic
len 9ienit inb in maRiasM 8renscn
eehaltem. Gan ,usna. id ihriiilid,
Mnter Der oben dn!cA:hsncE A6r. Tic
on lin rScr rnfe m Srdjarb O...:2!)=Ss
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
HlItet,lei<

- Nid,t Meidtum. IL, tpelhem r..
aeno Elm Menid ourd Grbidaft ODER
3ufaIl aelangt. berleiht oemie(ben
tpobrhoft befrieoiaenoes Gliid, ions
bern 'penn or iid) sic Glitter o,,rd,
reSlihes Streben ertporben. Miht
i'm Bette Scr Sd,dse liegt oa,,ernbc
9efricoiglna. ionbern i'm Wetpu6t-
iein. bal; l.niere T1tiefeit nid;t III.
belolnt aeblieben. Dime oieies Be.
tpl.btiein tpirh ieoer @eif,e itcIs.
trGge ,tnb bod,miifig
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

u tiS ,a'it''
where the Com
mite on For
eign Affairs is
holding hearings
on it d all Y .
Without parti-
sanship. and in
an atmosphere OF
seriousness and
c o n c ern, the
Co m mittee is
studying every
implication con-
tanned in this
suggested lie sis-
lation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

lTs itnh ale Sd,meitern nom 2iueia
'8 crilldt, iih samstaa. Sen 1. Sc.
tr,tar. 81, reicrhicren. Scr Tercill
tGIt ,rieocr tpie in poriaem .Ssabr
einen GereinsbaG ah s,,al,niten Der
0rantenfaiie. Gs iinb alle @lieoer
hes @ereiils aebeten bieier llnterbals
tint. beisripobnen lrno mitsubelfen.
Oh in Der Staot ODER a,lberbalb Der
@to6t. Gs lit unicr aller EfIiht NIT
subelicn. @ir aQe fGnnen franf tper~
hen lmo oie llnteritiitumg ocs Ser
eins heoiirfen. Nlic bite i'm Namen
hes 0ereins alle Mitalieoer nitht ~,
oeraeiien. Ser Yrcis Der llnteraal,
tl,ng lit bloi 25c sic |erion. @rirat
cure 1amilien nit ,mo labt uns TOE
nieitcns einmal inn Ssahr reht iGd'r
fiih fiihlcn ,,no uns red,t iGd,iiih
l'nferholten. .-."
Katherine Brncih. Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

man. ll5 Gait State ct. - au &C.
hen ut1 Gin @ilo nebmen 3u Iaiien.
Dieies f.,fIct iie @iict'ci.r nid,ts
uno alle @riierr fine ge.anigit ers
'llht bieies il bcIo nit moalih aI
tlln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

3'peia 80. --&eamtenoeriq eriqmmluua.
Nm Sonntaa, Den 26. Sanuar. 10
llhr bormittags. iinoet cine Beamten.
@criamnll,na in unierer Sal1e itatt.
Tic @eamten iinb bcrslih einaelaoen.
~ Bcora Teppner. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

1ie uGd,'rc perionrn;,nS ipirb onl
2 ;eebrror uhGebcltel. riirttiidl IN,
80 llbr nld,r1 9om,rt aIe. bu
icbr ,uittia' Ccid,1itc az erlehiaeu
irS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

with the exception OF the
artist, poet, patriot or scientist.
who labors for the JOY OF satisfy
ing an inner hunger. there are.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23


md put them into operation.
WORD See2s out that the govern
w men, is beginning to plan now
10 that period Immediately follow
ing the war. Let US hope it may be
soon! Government spending partic-
u,ariy on public works, and ,cei.:ral-
izcd control OF money and business
activity are said To form the ba sis
for these plans.
THE Inauguration now is history.
L One radical change eliminated
what has been one OF the most color
full OF the traditional procedure--tile
induction into office OF the Vice
President in the Senate Charlber
and in the presence OF the President,
his Cabinet and the Supreme Court.
With the third term tradition has
gone another interesting procedure.
The Nice-President took his oath
outside the building.
In the distribution OF tickets
Members representing such large
Districts as the 22nd Ohio, found
themselves with so few that they
felt drawing lots was the only wav
to decide among the many request
ing tickets.
NIEII Committee assignments Race
1 " P:H me- on srl:at is for the time.
at least, PERHAPS tie NOS! dramatically
Important House CoU".;ttee-.hat on
tor'!G" .lfc:rs. 7'is is a big janh-
tor, H:tcrrSE'lg as the Committee on
Indian 4fairS is, and necessary as
TIE ot!er 'sto s0-called minor Commit
tees may be III Congressional byoccd-
u''s, they are OF secondary IMPORT
dnce
l hope you ,r!N feel happy hct the
congressman from the 22-,d Distyic.
apaS mosrd into the "rajor group"
need rot assure J0n that ! S..oV o:yc
myself asst!oat reser,'e TO tte effort
OF keeping .4merica free ard honorsd
among the nations.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Free, Frank Discussion Needed
On Momentous Lend-Lease 3ilI
By Conaressmun Frances p. Bolton

THE Lend-Lcase Eli. is in the
L foreground OF Capitol Hill this
week, particularly on the House SIDE
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

Seldom ii ever has 4 more momen-
touctv far-reaching measure been
submitted to the House. 1t involves
so many phases OF our national lie,
though its title suggests only the
National Defense.
The methods by which this is 10
be accomplished are all based upon
giving to the President OF the United
States a blanket authority when he
deems it in the interest OF National
Defense.
With the hearings but barely be
gun, it is moi possible to prophesy
what changes will be made in the
structure oi the Eill, either in the
Senate or the House. 1t is to be
hoped that very fran'; and free dis
cussion may be had and adequate
time allowed for the people OF the
country to express themselves in
telligently about the principles in
volved, for they are basic.
THE last OF the United States
L Dcstroyers which were traded
for air bases in this hemisphere have
been delivered. 1t is understood that
high naval officials are a bit i'm
patient with the British because OF
the delay in transferring important
sites for naval and air bases under
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

(Won nnIerem g. cd. @orree
fponoenten.)

lteber ben .Gau Ga Guarbia" Gu.
serte fih Elm mir befreunbeter Sour.
naliit redt bumorpolI: rgs gibt atpei
Mogli4feiten: 3o@uarota bot &C.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

NIdite Teriammlllng mirS am 9
Scbruar. 2 llbr hadn't. obgebalten
slue 8riiher iinb eebeten anlpeieno
3u iein. ga unier treuer 8ruoer 80.
bann Gmrid 10 plGtlib ans bie'enl
9ebeu b,,rh ben Goo in oie Gmigfeit
gerufen tuuroe, 10 miro Elm ieoer Wru,
Ger gcbetcn. ocn Sterbcoollar in sic.
ler &criammllmg 3u soblen.
SSobam Tapio. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
&uS NtleS, Ohio
3lueia 20.

Gie Snitallierung ,,nierer neuen
eeamten fano itatt in letter Ser.
iammll.ng uno puroe bon gr-Yiae-
Brdfioent @eorg 9inoer er. porges
no,nmcn. Gr iprad) Sen altcn 9canls
ten Den ber5lihiten Can't fir ibre
Irbeit aus uno lpitnid,te ben neucn
Seamten piel @liid, Seaen unh
araft fiir bas sl,fl!nftiee Sabr. "a
NIT iibcrgab er ocm mieherern1Dlten
Frdlieenten Simou Shut oen Sam-
mer nit Der Mabnune iiir ein neite.
res Sahr ben Serein NIT llmiicht 81,
leiteu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

and have always been just two
incentives for the creation of
wealth. the hope OF reward or the
lash OF the slave"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

tic agreement. The Navy is natural
~ anxious to construct these bases
md put them into operation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23

ii. Sueia 10.
slne Vriioer neroen nchmals or.
mahnt. ollm 1botoarapben - sce-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

and arrangements are prepared by
Dr Charles Coke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Congo Patrons
Will Dance For
Breakfast
Chlorine
To Conduct
Dancing School

The club Congo. $50 +. Adams.
viii be the scene OF breakfast
dance on Thanksgivins Day. Fes-
;iyi,ies viii begin at am. sharp
and the first floor show With spe-
cial acts Will go on AZ 1890 am.
Slim Jones announces also that
his new Four-Star revue featuring
Sinclair and Leroy. Gertrude
Saunders. Orlando Robertson and
IN entire new chorus, produced Ivy
Teddy Dlackmon Will open Friday.
Noy. 81
Miss Vivian McCullin. former
member of the Congo chorus, Will
open dancing school at the club
on Dec. j, after she returns from
her vacation Before joining tho
club Plantation in Kansas city and
81. LOUIS with producer Joe John.
son and alsn az the Cedar Gardens
in Cleveland. She also worked a.
the Chocolate Bar when Slim Jones
ran it and has very thorough
background IN many types o
dancing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

policy OF floor
|Dn popular OF the BLACkANK TAVERN
theatre But Mr.. Cain promises patrons
sme'hnc keep them coming while they and drink
Robbins and Sherman II. Robbins OF bohemian tnb
the popular spot the lower side
announced that within few days their bar will be the most elabo
in the Brother sherman who
stable his ward for and Of the In his
told that they spending quite hit OF dough TO turn
old place Into bright with lots M glitter and amos
phee will people New lighting effect
kitchen also included In the repairs Drinks
Important feature though SO watch for the
advertising In n few days.......
problem Paradise Valley idea cropped
BIO We ourselves 10 interview Chester Rente
ho title what do about Chester said that he
BIZ good could with the tte but that had been
that he in favor Of having an open con-
tw sponsored by legitimate like And that he
pas willing slug 1t with all new Corners who CHALLENGED MS
fkh badge Albert Pakema who said that ne was not
getting himself bur that he felt that
thrs. years the badge Roo s.
Best told that he had been doing some tall
Blinking make statement Just But Just
give him angle.
hate too, must agree WIN our rival col
umnls Larry opened on the cabaret owners
entertainers their attitude toward the hey
hpped and pitch In and cooperate win inc
newspapers trying aid them In getting ahead " pays
10 advertise publicity Ii have anything 10 e''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

DO you remember Doc Sunshine
and his program OF Things
Worthwhile? used TO be heard
over radio station CKLW? Yes. !
am confident that you have heard
this inspiring program OF poetry
and truth. at sometime during the
young life OF radio. Well, anyway
YOU may be Interested in knowing
that Doc sunshine Is now broad
casting over station WJLB, 1870
TO l:i5 pm. daily Monday thru
Friday. You may be interesting 10
knowing that his real name is r. W.
Roth. He began his radio career
about ! years ago over radio sta
ton WREC, Memphis Tenn.
You recall that this writer told
YOU about the success Of Miss Fran
ccs Smith....a colored girl OF Phil
adelphia in this column last week.
Miss Smith rose from a maid TO a
singer OF popular songs almost
overnight. she landed regular
singing spot on radio station WCAU
go. Philadelphia, two evening n
week. Tuesdays and Thursdays
at $50 to GAS pm. under the title
of Frances Smiths Songs. Well, this
writer rad the pleasure OF listening
10 Miss Smith twice last week, and
must admit she has one of the
pleasant voices that | have ever
heard. She puts feeling In her
song. she knows how 10 make
them touch the hearts OF those that
hear them. SO am suggesting that
you tune in WCAU. at $3.50 and
hear this promising young race
girl. That is not all....write the
station a letter or post card and let
them know that you are ENJOYING
heo- program that goes long
ways toward making debut In radio
a success.
Pvt. Jesse Furbush....who IS
now stationed NJ Fl. Braggs, NC.
has composed a song that Is pre-
dlcted 10 become a hit OF the ma
tion the song Is entitled....
MAYBE I'll See You Again Before
his call 10 the Army. he was the
only colored radio announcer IN
the state OF virginia. He was asso-
clated with the radio program The
Jefferson Hour which was broad
cast over radio station WIG In
Newport News.
DO you listen TO Amos n Andy!
Well. II so. have you noticed any
thing different about their program
IN tlle last rev weeks " you nave
INIT will tell you the secret...
they are using their original theme
sony again....you may recall llai
they aud many others had to hnd
new theme songs since January l.
last because " dispute between
ASCAP and the radio stations
with that settled. make Il possible
10 return 10 their old theme song.
AL pierce and His Gang. heard
over radio station WIR...'fridays
AZ 7sO pm. may also he heard
again nj 1880 pm. on the same
night over radio station WhNs
louisville. wCCO. 81. Paul ana
Minneapolis Until next week
Good Listening"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22


Freedoms People" a oneo-a-
month series spon soged By ma
ilona advisory ,omnF"ec N3h
waich too L. $ ONCE O. Edlca'ion
cloporatcs. dramai.zes NSrro con-
'r.nguans 70 American lNe The
November program ieatu es Ne
eroes in sports.
Jesse owens. Who showed body
worshipping Naz something In the
way OF phyNca ability vhen he
captured Aree fSFsuFlsces in Tho
1895 Olymplcs a Helm V..l Join
LOUIS or tho broadcast BIZ stern.
acc sports commentators Will in,er-
NIen owens, Ken Carpen,ef ~ill
question the faciarn Louis.
owens holds World records ID Vie
lpp yard and 800 yard da- aes and
in funing broad Imp iic wen
tho Too and 200 neef ana broad
unp events AZ Bei..a AND ai,o rar
GA TIE American team wn.D won
ih- 4po-meier relay Afi"s p,e-
g. SOMA tour and tai4ogS Ner
h. ovens has rcillntt % ONO
S'af. Jnyersliy u complete h.-
-'aGies.
Louis. indicated .n 'As ,.ns
sp,c be- won ,he nes,yN sh' i.t.s
.a las7. Viii probably spoae from
Ca forna whore DC is -idnr
@n.le awaiting call from his draft
boa o.
cab galloway. Nhe- III -le h.
ha been JAZZ trademark for years
WI, lead h.s orchestra I'd ono a. tae
mus Numbers On 'he moro c.as-
~lca ssao mo hroadcas' NIL present
tho Gciicn Gate Qgaffe' well
known 30 radio and concert stage
audiences
Tho Freedom Poop ~ series Is
made possible hy giants 'ron The
Hr-enNa,d Fund and The Saltnffr
Edo a'lon t'oardaHor inee'hor
WIN hroadasf.ug facilities ofes-
ed by NBC ana nrtN ark stations.
A,tns for the L $ Once p.
Education in corporation VIA We
,poNai comrlitfer sfc ~ trhr' q
tatAe senior Spe afs ! 400
tauea'ion. and W.Eam T. Boat
v,il Caiff of me R8iio Sery.se
Iree TGnfk, veteran radio auth n
writes the stripis Orsinal mas .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Screen
JUMPN' 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

THANKSGIVING Week will be hghlghied by the Vhcorce
n Football at the L. Of and the special
Lett the private clubs Tor mo
local Jay McShann OF Decca fame Mil NAV
M New Ball Room Thanksgiving mite Another dance .
L,o beng presented by Slim Forest club rho bg ~
s such as the Club Congo the Three Sizes The zbe and
M Cory and Blackhawk lot Of trobe ~ r
luce extra special floor shows to give Turkey Day the shirt
Lad All o, the Trimmings.
The Club Three Skies comes on with female RE
FOOTE the NJ e. 10 replace RALPH COOPER who has s,
closed very fruitful and nodouht run Miss Foote
will numbers will give the Three
Skies lots OF pinch and We had the opportunity 10 sec
her putting company through PAGES other day and she
definitely has somthng She from Cedar Gard.
n Cleveland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
SCREEN EPIC
BUILT ON
MINERS LIFE

Dealing with the struggle
Of the Welsh miners for eX-
istencc, The Tunnel. which
film-goers will be able to
see al the Echo theater Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday.
Nov. %. % and 81. IS one Of thu
finest pictures 70 be shown this
year.
PAU Robcson is the star and has
never been seen or heard 10 great
err advantage.
The story IS sci in liulc mining
town Blaendy David. seaman
irampinr his way 20 Card.ff 10 get
another ship has joined NJ with a
strect-singer Who Graves his as
sistance in earning sympathy and
few-coppers from tho public. pa
yid reluctantly agrees and passing
through Biaendy he hears a Welsh
choir praciicing for the Eisleddtod
Ito recognizes the numhe and
standing outside tho nall. sings tho
solo SO mavulftently that ne Is M
yitcd 10 JON them
There is an explosion In tho pr
which Dirk. tho conductor. is fatal
~ injured and the mine is closed
After pcrind o. extreme poverty
there seems no hope OF employ
meni for tho members Of The com
muniiy and a dopuation is formed
10 march 10 London and ondeayoug
o. persuade tho owners 20 open NJ
tho mine.
They arrive az = critical momen'
when war is declared and a hoard
mec'lne is IN progress 20 discus
Tho problem Of opening tho Blaendy
mine. thereby securing tho much
needed coat. In view a the extreme
danger. however. the suggestion +.
rejected but by ruse, the miners
onicr the hoard room and plead
with he owner 70 give them a
chance.
They finally agree when the NOR
volunteer 10 take tho risk In a
poignant highly dramatic climax
Tho miners become trapped after
tho collapse az portion % lhf
roof and there seems no way out
he air becomes foul and The mer
( dcsporats They are oyeiioycd
w. hon they discover weak SPOT
Nhi,h ihoy can dynamite bD' one
~ them mus sct the fus' AMI dl'
in the aticmp i Is David Who sac
rihccs his liic in order 10 save ihen
and froo The way 70 the coal face
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Critics Laud Paul Robesons Performance In "The Tunne
MIDNITE SHOW
TO FEATURE
MANY STARS

CHlcAGO-Scveral big bands
and Hollywood star are among
me outstanding array Of talent ex-
pected 10 appear on Alderman Earl
y. Dickerson's Second Annual Mid
niie Benefit show at the Regal
Theater on saturday, December 10.
Sponsored by the Second Ward
Citizens Advisory Council 10 raise
funds for needy persons in tho
ward and adjacent communities
and TO improve the general well
lare OF Negro people in Chicago.
the Mldniie Show has the endorse
ment OF leading Chicago citizens
and IL expected to attract more
than 5000 persons In attendance
this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

Popular Rollo s. Vest. columnist. Who has
written about many famous entertainers and
has given them a little word OF encourage
ment before they went on the floor is getting a
taste OF what these show folk have been up
against while acting as the NC at Slim Jones
famous Club Congo $50 L Adams avenue And
Congo patrons seem very pleased with genial
Rollo. the way he Is SONG over. He's clever and
helps to keep Teddy Rlackmons show moving
smoothly.