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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Marine News
nIIRnIT


Up Buttsrcup Freeland arrived 0s .
N -Ine.dhX- Sulphlie- Delkofe cleared 10.
honson, 325; coFAlis arrived. o so Bysrs.
7;0i' Victorious. s.35 Heekin. so Bar
irailton. Frugeh,y arrived. $50: Mead ar
rived, lOlO. James Davidson. 10 IS. Nun
son. 1878 Barlowsapor arrived. 1850
Colonel li,iS; Zephyr cleared. Fitch AZ
rived. ~ 80 a. m "wednesday; Settleius
2 20. Peter Reiss Is. Marta India AZ
rived, Z; woodruff arrived, ? 20. Morgan
pr. 25 Kopmeier. IS; Mathiott ar
rived. Dow Chemical. sos ShsnanRo. 40.
lChAs. Dick. walsh, Dickson. s;25. Penbb-
scot cleared. $40. sarnoiiis. s.25. Aragop.
-. ". g. Mather. q. oAkWood cleared.
Is 10; Grand Island. $50. W. L. King.
30. Wood cleared. T-O5. Bsrkhs instead
Constitution arrived. T.l5. Aaiietos, 7:35
Poe It3' Gazette. 8.
DOWN La Belle. $40 p. m. Tuesday
cleared, 3.33; Dunn Jr AS; BerWind
cleared 4.35. Trimbls. as Vega. 5.s5.
Maine cleared. e.l0; W y. White James
MAZDA cleared. SIS. Bal Bros Feli0wcFsfi
cleared, s.45. Hennepin 755; MunisihE.
05 shaughnessy. s. 33. Gov. Miller. eos
Verona $40. Edmonton. Lethbirdge ar
rived. 80: Coralia cleared. s:35 Perseus
9 IS lakewood arrived. 1919 Ericsson.
Robinson. y 10 a N. Wednesday: Isngh
I'm. y 20. Penohscot arrived, 80: LAckA
wanna. i.i5 Mead cleared. 50. Fi;zger
sid. 2 20. Ben Ford arrived. 2:35: Barlow
FftftfhA tfAfflr q ~ sam nhktfff ~
Dalton BIB ingalls, cleared. 3:ss schn-
ier 80 Russell 20-barge ~ cleared. 10
l,ethbridEs cleared. 5 Prescott. a.55: J p.
tpson. ., Woodruff cleared %. Rogers
7'05 Casco 1928. SchOonmAker. 7 IS,
Rrrsssasr. 7:45. Chambers arrived. 1888.
stTIT sTE. MARIE
Up -Starkhouse $50 IN, Tuesday
O. NJ SehWAb, l. shaw Gienborie
90. Berryton 10. Thos Lynch. 1880.
Alabama. II. G. MINER Steei Vendor.
JOE Block noon German. II 30 p m
Ontadoc r. p Affleck. 1 80 II. stein
bfenner q " n Cslveriey Jr 3. g. g.
Conway, g. Farrell superior. o 80. v. n
Bonner. Sam Morse = 80; = 7. JsnrAy. r.
Manitoba r. p RRnney = q Schubert.
2 30: Chicago Tribune. 10: RoysrOn. II:
international 80 =. NJ. Wednesday. Ell-
wood, 30. J g. Wallace 3. A. r Har-
yey. g. shasta. Peter WhRe 80. h.
Phipps : 30. y NJ. Clemson S
DOWN Roberts lf. =, Mitchell 70
a m. Tuesday; Amazon. ~ W smith 9.
~ II Brown $50. l.. {. Smith 10. g.
Humphrey, Hdughton. II 30. Th0s la
mont. noon; Red Crown. II 10 p. N =
Thompson. Fay Brown. /; }. G. VIII
.lAms. Riyerton, ? Yosemite. 4 c ~ Nc
Cullough Jr, $50: Lasane, g.; y. u.
Ream :; ". A Irwin. -. q. Kerr 6. ;.
Hehard. s. p q. Hartwell. Pathfinder.
Beaverton 80 Pontiac, stadacono. 30 30
MatheWSton. II: Vandoc. w a Pane,
midnight W. W Atterbury, a.. m. Wed
ncsday; L. ireland. c. A. Ress. 3 J.
Hulst. $50. VI. Ystss. Henry Ford. 3,
outardt. sonora $50. NJ. shirss, $50
Evils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Pitt. Plate Glass
Business al Peak

PITTSBURGH, July 2.--Volume
OF business OF the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company during the
first six months was larger than
in any similar period in the COM
pany's history, r. l.. Clause, presi-
dent. stated. Although net earn
ings were somewhat in excess OF
those in the corresponding period
last year. they did not show a
proportionate increase with sales
because OF rising wage and ma
terialo costs and the necessity OF
setting aside large reserves Tor
prospective taxes, Clause said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for June 30.
Marion Walter Pawlak, 81; Leocadia ..
Niemiec, 20.
Herbert W. Griebs, 10; Margaret M. Hi
Konstanty DobrowoIski. ST; Cecilia rrsp.
czynski, 81.
Edward James Urbanezyk. 23; Bernice ".
SZewczul. 10,
Bruno j JssoduinskI. q; Helen Pawiak.
II.
John wIosinski. 20; Stella Pswlus. 10.
Barney Witkowski, 81: Cassie syska, -.
L. d. Riley, IS; Dorothy y. sprekowski,
Robert n Johnson, 10; Dorothy Kaske. 10.
Roy Lacey. AZ Sarah Gallagher, 40.
Rocco Maiuri. 20: Antoinette Basacchi. 10
Fernand Porphir. %; Norma r. Schroeder.
Donald C. Bsueris, 10; Msrsar., e. John
stone ls
William p. Leshy. so: Hazel Ross. 81.
Donald A. Britt. 20. Ella Panik. 10
clarence schmidt, ~: Betty Mccape II.
Clarence W. Gsdde, 20; Beade M. scherer,
~
Joseph NJ Kowalezyk. 70; Caroline Mat
terra. ~
clifford Van Dulian. 2s Lucille Y. Psrbai.
Edwin J. Forbush, ~, Marian L. Lucas.
20
Joseph J. Ksclnsuskss. az; Anne Bosko.
20.
Thomas Hong Lee. as: Lew Heon. IS
Clarence ID. Robins. ~: Ruth Johnson. 10
George w. Hicks -; Essie Wardlaw. -.
Howard L. Murphy. ~; Wilma N. Halter.
rs.
Gleason Il. Kaufman. al: Kathleen y.
Clyne is.
Lester Lsndes. %: Claire Ysvitz. 40
Iarnie Crutcher. "a; Annabelle Rowe. n
Howard s. Stanley. ~; Inez M. sutxman,
~.
kingdom A. hester. %; Harriet J. Me-
Donough, 10.
Barney Reich 81: Vera Kahn. ~.
Louis s. Arach, 81; Elizabeth p. Gyuraas
IS.
Bruce Settle, rs; Mildred Haag, "a
wadeck Bocbnsk, az Helen Nadionek. n
Bernard Boland. 81 Margaret Sullivan. 10.
Morris Golden. 81. Goldle T.. Schwartz. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Ldkey Reports
67,51O Profit

Lakey Foundry and Machine
Company reports for the six
months ended April 80, subject TO
audit and year-end adjustments. a
net profit Of Sl67,5l0 after depre-
citation. interest and federal in
come and excess profits taxes
computed in accordance with the
Second Revenue Act of 1910. This
is equivalent to SO cents share
on 44O, 1873 shares of common stock.
Net profit in the like period a
year ago was $l5l ,625, or "a cents
a share
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Hiram Walker Votes
Common Dividend

Hiram Walker Gooderham q
Worts, Ltd. declared a dividend OF
81 on common stock and a quar-
terly dividend of % cents on cumu-
lative redeemable preferred stock.
both payable in Canadian funds
September Is 10 stock OF record
August ~. A like amount was paid
on common stock on June 10.
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At TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
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Dividends
ScuIlin Steel Company declared

ScuIlin Steel Company declared
a dividend of 40 cents on common.
payable July Is 10 stock Of record
June 30. The company paid so
cents initial on February II.
Cerro DE Pasco Copper Corpora
ton declared a dividend OF 81, pay
able August ] TO stock OF record
July Is. The same amount was
paid in preceding quarters.
Mack Trucks. Inc., declared n
dividend of 81. payable July 20 10
stock of record July Is. Payments
last year were so cents on August
| and 81 year-end on December n.
Arc Equipment Corporation de-
clared a dividend of % cents on
common, payable July 18 to stock
of record July 9. Previous divi-
dend was IS cents, paid April ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Oil Output Eases

NEW YORK, July domestic
crude oil production in the week
ended June 70 averaged 1850, go
barrels daily. a decrease of 1873
barrels daily from the preceding
week.
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ar DELAWARE PARK

NFaihfrs rltHfi tfAfhs i5hl
plrEf Race Tin'0. LAscaf Fden'E
Chance Pimlic0 Polly. Ssiilc Harlos
KING Net
second Race Tar An-r Gayle p.
sHn Pan spfiHE Dance. Gamers Best.
High Name
Third Race Too Nsry. fleot j.
Buckle Iu. Eye opener
seventh Face Nuimeg IAts
Eighth Race Lao MARI Bonding
Count. BfsNton Msf T. y Dan
Folly. Nick, Winter kone} Grandee.
Howard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Arlington Mills declared a divi-
dend Of $3.50. payable July ID TO
stock of record July 3. On April
Is. 81 was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
az ARIINGTnN PARk

Weather cloudy trace. snot.
FrEt Race Topuard, Rpbeu No,
Gem W. Bsrdia
Second Race Hard Biscuit " Ore
Masbob. Best QuaIty. San Hsrino. syis
Betty
Thirf Race les Ge. Brass Tower.
EhIe Cadet
FOURTH Race-sencrifa Icons, " -
Shopper. NaldinA Ws.dei Ar Bound
F1fih Race Last GAIA
sixth RsCt VBldlns Groom, Equ.s' az
VaHina Myth Pralre Dos
fighth Rae Meadow None Ecff
White Front Deep Rock Montana MIS-
Dickeery Dock
Ninth Race ared or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
AT CHARIE~ TowN

Weather. clear frACF fas'
Firs' Rare WAY ont Libby IA
lsine. small Chsnte. Ny Fint. Rollins
Crowd
second Race Col scott, Princess
Lady ksnner. Mighty Busy Ceidon,
Csnsltp
Thlfd Race Psi1 Fours War scare
Miss WINS. High Bud, Crusand, Pan
dorRmirf
Fourth Race Miss Goicina Mud Dob.
Der BanyhAunis. Brokers' Bud, sun
SCsne T7UrTrFr f5rTv--
FIffh Race Hubs Pass
sixth Race Zac Pam, Garden Pool
Seventh Race Jean g Coufaud~r
CsnpaSse, 1roaar, IlyaNey Hat, RIP
ping Ray
Eighth Race Duchess he, Bull Ter
rier PeiesanO. Russell AcGee, Easter
Holiday Nes'al
Ninth Race Declared Of
At nETROIT
weather. clear. track. fat'
No scratches
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BIRTHS
BOYS


Boys were born to:
Ernestne Anderson. 1907 y. Kirby.
Alice Brashaw, 1888 Marquetts.
Martha Baubiitz, $3.50 Monica.
Matilda Burton. 77e ~. Crawford.
Helen Begerowski. so43 Maxwell.
Ann Bourlier, 1857 Buffalo.
Mary Bortos. 7227 81. Thomas
Sara Batchko. 2242 Blaine.
Ruth Bair. 2s3 w. Marshall. Fsrndaie.
Ruth Bryan, 1869 Pelham road, Dearborn.
Barbara Cherry, 1870 Twentieth.
Gladys Cobb. 1se4S Russell
Melba Drown, 1880 Thompson court.
NJ: Eiizseeth Dsiy.. iss4s Asxsttoa-
Alice pePodests. 1910 Tracey.
Verna DaniesoD, 1908 RacheIe.
Stella Francis, 5f31 st. Aubin.
Lucinda Fletcher, 1884 Dryden.
olga Crzesiek, 55es Vancouver.
Stella Crosse. 1887 Jos. campsu.
Ann Genette. ss2s Il. Warren.
Lillian Hurlbert. 15os4 Chsyenns.
Margaret Hacker, 1856 81 Mays.
GIenna Hancock, s5e6 Montrose.
Lavelle Henry. 1871 wildemep.
Vera Hessler. 1888 South Park, Esa
Detroit.
Hazel Irwin. 5s4s Townsend.
Thelma Ingram, 3704 Riopelie.
Helen yulyk, 50 Batavia, River Rouge.
Mary Koelzer. 1880 Evanston.
Madeleine Logghe. 1857 Maxwell.
MsrIory Lemke, l1T5 Hazelridge.
Barbara Lumetta Sass siebert
Dorothy Moskal. 6736 Abingdon.
Lillian Misukoic, 1882 Trombley.
Irene Marvin, 1851 Baldwin
Ceceha Msier, 6ii6 Barrett
Caroline Mamo, 1922 Church.
Genevieve Mucha. $3.50 Tarnow.
Catherine Messenger. 1851 Reed avenue
Melvindale.
Nancy McDonen. es77 Marvin, Dearpora.
Elizabeth Otis. i227s Turner.
Lila Rockingham. 1892 Gruebnsr.
Betty Pascoe. 1882 Albert, East Detroit.
Estelle Pounds. 2i05 Clinton.
Kathryn Posegsy. 1888 Lemsy.
Fiomena Rsinero, BAIT Kendsl, Dearborn.
Mary Richardson. 1898 Braile.
Eleanor Revers, 1888 Lakeviev.
Justine Russo, 371s T. Fort.
Seva Rsupagh. 693 Lakewood.
Eunce Stevenson, 1882 Lauder.
Hazel santti. 1882 Holmur.
Ann Shrewsbury, 20t7 8. La Sale Gardens.
Flora shannon 1882 Brewster.
Pearl Stevenson, 290 r.. Vernon highway.
Anne skrzycki, 1850 Y. Canned.
Emily Snyder. t243 Hastings.
Matte smith, s074 Delmsr
lGeneyeve Summarized, ssf Edsewood
Rhes soyerhy 1905 Cooper
Margaret stewart. 7ies Anowwood drive.
walled Lake.
Julia Watson. laIsI quincy
Girls were born 20:
Helen Ananiewich. 4433 Fifty-seco
Florence Bryant, 1915 Five Point road.
Mary Brzozovski, s733 Elmwood.
Mamie Bueer. ssi Fast WINS
Katherine Clark. SIC Kitchener.
Amanda Clark, 6632 Marcus
Helen Curtis. 1880 Rushle. wsrrsn Tovs-
csthsrine cikity. 743 Tennessee.
Agnes DeLuca sTts Quincy.
Irene Doyle. 1908 Liveroois
Evelyn Dobkn. i7s5s Frankfort.
Eva Dettmsr. ~ East Oak street, Rive
Margaret Ev.n, 2osso sunset. Van pys&
Clara Freyer. 1890 Elndsls.
Elizabeth Foofs. 1880 Heinss. DesroorDL
Thelms Glohks, 1887 Lovstt.
sophie Gorgcn. 1871 NeDougsh.
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AR ~ITYOIk DOWN.

Weather. Clear tTack fAs'-
Fecond Race Dave Alexander VA
ZERO. Judfri Devils Mat SHn An
tioch. Gaia star. upd0. Han Finance
Third Race Rural Mall. set. Al
Time HiEh. AdyAncef
Fourth Race J0siss Pa Hard Loser.
sixth Race kureor
seventh Race Red Raider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Scratches

International News service Wire
AT Aot EDttT
Weather clear track, last.
Saith Pace New CITY.
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WANT 40 RATES
DETROIT TIMES
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Per Word Per Day
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EXCEPTIONS

To Rent Rooms, Housekeeping
Rooms, Board and Room. Children %
Board. Home for Aged. Invalid. situa-
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urnI-iirand RIYtr and IoY Road

pnCCpc-3s4s West Warren Avenue
bVuLho Dinnerware. Brian Aherne. KAY
Francis ''MAN wHO LOST HIMSELF"
X. Arlen, mi Tiny IN The ARCTIC"
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V0IIp-Fore.t st Mt. Elliott. PI@ 1850 4
TWIN open SIS. Wonder Books .
Rlng Crosby. Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour
In ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" .'rHE DExIr.l
AND MISS JONES'" Robert Cummings
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25
Steel Symphonette
Pleases Haflenlites

NEW YORK, -(ANP) The
Rally and Promotion Day Group of
the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, one
of New York's largest, presented
Thursday evening the Steel Sym
phonetic players. from Baltimore, a
new group of players whose air
it is to interest the public in guitar
playing, electrically amplified, now
adays, obScured in the Swing" Or
chestra. John Farnsworth; who, we
are informed, has done some SYM
phonicl conducting in San Francisco,
directed, and Harold Desverney,
presumably a tenor (the program
did n0tsState), assisted. 81 y 4
The programme cansisted of special
arrangements by Mr. Farnsworth
and several we'll known favorites
such as Donizetti'S SeXtette from
Lucia, Verdi's Celeste Aida from
Aida" and James BANDS Car
ry Me Back to Old Virginny." The
players, eight in number, displayed
careful training and were ably con-
Quoted by Mr.. FarnsWorth who
sings when he conducts as many
conductors as prone to do, and was
quite sensitive in producing the
various shadings needed to bring
the interpretations into clear relief.
1t cannot be overlooked, however,
that the general sound of such a
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25
FOOTLlTE
FLICKERS
By ALVIN MOSES

NEW YORK-(A N PIT is
welcome news tc know that DUKE
ELLINGTON is collaborating
with. SID KULLER, Qike him
self. a musical genius), on an
opera based On the. history OF
the Negro in America. .... BILL
ROBINS New Mimo Club is
without doubt. the finest en-
tertainment spot since the late
jeff Blount held forth at Lenox
Avenue club; the Mimo, however.
is much more ornate, and caters
to class OF youngsters (WPA
kids. etc), that should popularize
it for years to come.
There's a hurdy-gklrdy Italian
y sort. of throwback to the days
when PAUL robson first
thought of theatre career, play
.:ing:. :. would zs.You Care" TN
der, my bedroom window; and he's
distracting my Thoughts on what
; wish. to say about. <. EDDIE
s (Rochester) ANDERSON Jack
Bstnny's. my. my" associate:
Wonder how that: stolen-pipe piece
of furniture passed muster on the
street since Mayor LhGuardia
ruled, their nojsome throats cut of
our social structure?. However,
that ) lady Rochester is packing
them in the APOLLO THEATRE as
wey dedicate. this epistle like Z. the
''BumsSo of Brooklyn" packed them
into their small ballpark during
the late Cbut% not laInented)
WORLD SERIOUS, -
TINY. TAN&and TERRIFIC, were
the !; iIlifnitable$ beef ;.trusters Goo
pounds of .'ennl ], ;, klIipWn '4as , : the
] P#ER aEglsEE 2s15aH saskthey ri. took
serca e Safter KenGQre Vat u Loew's
Estate 7 during their { reesnts. 4 gsNgw
l5Yolk i booking;;..*.:.. r. =, .'sW,AEREN
fCpEFATANjS &IatsSlta aHdf fResIpnssr :Ac
FTaSte"; i; has.iust sthe* *rightStangS to
tappear to I HaflenltesaS we belieSe: ::
Abe: Hill #tells&us %that 5the tpatrons,
of ;the >AMERICANzNEGRO, Thea.
tre,S located !. in the !; west ~ 135th
Street; Library auditorium. will en-.
:, Joy ;. Immensely +%sthis sopusl which:
has tgct its theme "Companion.
iHlllp. - -f' - ~
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25
Started Over
Premiere For
New Picture
Lieutenant Lee
Of Memphis Began
Heated Dispute

MEMPHIS-.( N P) - The
Birth of the Biues' fight between
New Orleans and Memphis moved
the site of it's battle to Hollywood
Sunday night. when Harry Mar
tin, amusement editor OF the
Commercial Appeal, white daily
is here for the scenic film COL
my via American airlines to op-
pose the claims of Roark Brad
ford, noted fiction writer, that
this musical. form originated in
New Orleans ard that the Ioulsl-
ana city is entitled to the world
premiere of Parar1ount,s "The
Firth OF the Blues" The musical
production co-stars Bing Cioscy'
Mary Martin and Brian DcnleVy.
Martin was asked to serve as
Memphis advocate against Brad
ford by President Lester Presson
of the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce Saturday. Official endorse
nent was given by the city govern
ment. 1t. George w. Lee, auth
Or of 'Beale Street" and River
George" first broached the idea
that Memphis should have repre-
sentation at the Hollywood in
ouiry, and Leste: Presson joined
with Lee in saying that some
thing had better be done nefore
this thing is written in the records
all wrong but Hollywood"
Harry Martin has mad Roark
for days about this thing in his
Bradford jumping through hoops
column and he can do the same
thing in Hollywood the COM
merce president declared. He
ought to be there when the in
vestigation band starts playing"
A conference with the Appeals
executives, Malco theaters and
! Paramount Pictures corporation
was held and it was decided that
Martin was to leave for Folly
wood. Mayor, Chandler thers made
/. the commission Officials and
said, Frankly, thought the agi-
tation was a publicity stunt, but
the matter has reached the stage
that Paramount movie executives
have agreed 4. to Mr.. Bradford's
claims, on behalf of Louisiana and
New Orleans, to the wcrld premiere
of the film The Birth of the
Blues
Hearings were conducted Mon
day and Tuesday, and It is expect
ed that a decision will be rem
dered either Wednesday or Thurs
day. ~.
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25
Roland. Hayes Is
HeardAtHow
Ida James

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(SNS)l-
Roland Hayes, tenor, whose unpa-
rallied artistry has lifted. him to- an
almost legendary place lin the@ al.
fections of { music. lovers, appeared
in recital at Howard University
Tuesday night as the first artist to
be presented this season on the con-
cert series.
Music critics insist that neither
his early tribulations nor the ac-
colades of the millions who have
heard him sing have robbed Mr.
Hayes of his freshness. Two hon
orary doctorates and his command
appearance before King George ".
and Queen Mary failed to affect
his inspiring humility and innate
charm.
Roland Hayes sings for the JOY
of music, reaching every sensibility
of his listeners in powerful trans
mission of his artistry and emo
tional insight, and critics say it is
small wonder that his many ap-
pearanceS throughout North Ameri.
ca and Europe have provoked un.
precedented enthusiasm.
The remaining artists to appear
in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap
el at the university in concert this
season as follows:
Bernado Segall, pianist, Novem-
ber "a; Gunnar Johnson, pianist,
December IL; Eythl Wise, soprano,
January ID; Arthur Poister, organ
ist, February II, and Louia Vaughn
Jones, violinist, March.
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25

The Mutual Network and WOR,
the New York outlet advised Cal
loway that hundreds of letters had
been received from listeners request
ing that the program be restored
on the air.
During all of the eleven years
that the King of Hi De Ho has
been leading his famous orchestra,
he has never once broken a promise
or a contract @
Rather than cancel the half dozen
engagements which prevented. his
broadcasting and. subsequently, dis
appoint theatre managers, Ca1los.
way requested%af 4:relucta aIitlyS> reE
.ceiyed a waiver 3fronll the snetwlorks
officials. = ,. ~ c'.,% g z
j. ASS soons as hisS present \ tours is.
concluded ,s'Cab, willtrestime Ito Quiz.
Zicale.' *:..e; :
, !; That ; the fprogram was a success
is well evidenced by the thousands:
of letters received in the form Of
questions suggested for !, the pro-,
gram and newly discovered talent
as. a font of !: knowledge, land !; of.
courseg letters from : listeners : ex-:
pressing : their pleasure hearing
Cabs. songs. and music. -
The program which 9was aired
Sunday nights, coast Ito coast, is
probably the most successful to ever
feature an aIl-Negro cast.
The Phoenix index., 1941-10-25
Robson To Appear On
Bill Handy's Festival

NEW YORK CITY -(SNS) -
Paul Robson, it was announced,
will appear. at the artists festival,
being sponsored by the. National
Conference of Negro Youth in hon
Or of the Goth birthday of w. c.
Handy, veteran Negro musician, No
vember 18th in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Robson and MI. Handy will
head a program of Negro music,
drama, and culture, marking the
second day of the national gather
ing of youth in the capital.
Waring Cuney, director of the
w. G. Handy Birthday Festival for
the Youth Conference, in making
his announcement stated: 1--WE are
particularly fortunate in being able
to present these artists to the Ne
gro youth America, in person. Both