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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-05

more tolerable working conditions
For the miners suddenly TO turr
against a man who has spent most
of his life working for their inter
ests would, in ordinary times, be 9
most ungrateful act They have
long respected him for his honesty
his fearlessness and his unshaka
BILE determination to help them.
But when the whole American
way of life is threatened, and Mr.
Lewis used that fact to force them
to choose between being patriotic
TO America or to himself. there is
only one decision to make.
DICTATOR impatience
The first time l saw John l..
Lewis, just after he had been made
president of the CLIO, remember
being struck with the frightening
thought: Some day he Is going to
be President of the United States. y
The idea frightened me because
it was obvious that he was not the
kind of man who could tolerate the
democratic processes of govern
ment.
But he was obviously a forceful
leader. a man who knew just what
he wanted and who seemed des-
tined to shove aside all obstacles
in obtaining his goals. In addition,
labor was a more organized force
than it ever had been in this coun-
try beforehand labor was all be-
hind John l.. Lewis.
But it was Mr.. Lewis impatience
with the democratic process which
caused his downfall. He wanted
changes to be made faster than
they can be made in a democracy.
He wanted them made without re-
gard to public opinion and without
regard TO his country's welfare.
Americans have been looking for
someone to blame whenever any
thing goes wrong with our defense
program. Now they have found
their man.
HITLER lesson
When German troops first
marched into Poland most Ameri-
cans blamed Hitler. We felt that
the German people couldn't want
another war, that the German peo-
pie were nice people who were be-
ing forced to fight.
But as the war continued and
the Germans remained loyal to
Hitler, we gradually began to feel
almost as much hate for them as
for Hitler himself.
There is lesson in this for
members of the coal miners union
and for the rest of the CLIO. mem
bership. II public opinion continues
to be aroused against Mr.. Lewis.
and IL the CLIO. members remain
loyal to him in spite of this, the
whole organization will gradually
hecome a target of public indigna
ton.
1t didn't help any when, at the
recent CLIO. convention, Phillip
Murray, CLIO. president, said that
he wouldn't let the defense pro-
gram interfere with getting better
conditions for CLIO. members.
It didn't help when, at the same
convention, the delegates of the
miners refused to approve resolu-
ton pledging support to the Presi-
dents foreign policy.
| don't think it is possible that
John l.. Lewis ever can get back
into the good graces of the public.
But the clio. can il its members
who are loyal to the welfare of our
country hurry up and grab the
reins and tell the world that free
dom means more to them than a
closed shop.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-05

In 1905 the number of automo-
biles produced in the United
States was 24,55O; in 1899 the pro-
duction was 1915, ,165.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
ANDY Kirk Reveals Admiration For
Duke, Luncefmd And Whiteman

Andy Kirk and his famous band viii appear in Dc
ro Dec 81. This popular aggregation has gone place
since eaped to fame few years with the in
PRODUCTION of the song when the Real Thing Comes
Along
Much has been said about the band and the many fine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Christmas Season To
Bring Racial Digest
To Literary Detroit

Ii was announced this week by l..
c. Chandler, who will act as bust
ness manager OF the Racial Digest,
that the first edition OF this month
ly Magazine VIII be on sale Satur-
day. Dec. lS.
The Digest will contain oondens-
cd articles on the Negro. selected
from leading magazines and period
icals OF the day
llerschel kichey. editor is sin
cerely hopeful that citizens VIII
seize upon this opportunity 10 give
worthwhile Christmas gifts TO
their friends subscriptions are ~
year aud 81 80 for Two years.
In the January, 1912 issue ~ De
troifs newest contribution To 1T
etary America, the following arti-
cles Will appear Marian Anderson
Lily-Whlte Airplanes. The Negro
spiritual. Ilandicaps uf Negro Doc
tors. Harlcms Annual Horse SHOW
Justice for the negro. Negroes AK
About Democracy. Curtiss Wright
and Negroes. Negro Political Be
havior IN Detroit. Soldier Lyncheu
One Friday Morning and witch
Hunt in Georgia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06

recordings that il has made but
little has been revealed about the
youns man that built this band I'M
to a nationally famou- combination
OF sweet swing and Jazz.
Andy MIX was named for Al
mral Andrew Dewey. the hero az
the battle Of Manila He was born
in Newport ny His mother died
when he was four ard he was rear
ed in Denver, colo. by an aunt. lie
has no brothers or sisters. Ills aunt
wanted him 10 become singer and
so did Paul Whi,eman Andy stud
led voi,c under Paul father. Vii
berforee j. Whlteman, supe.N visor OF
music In The Denver public schools
and eScniually wound up IN he
forty-vtiCe Dcufor Nanicipd holg,
which vas directed hy Mr. Whit
man Al the age OF eight ~ got
his first job first assistant 10
the church JAnitor az one dollar
and hale week. Al ton he went
TO work delivering clothes for q
neighboi hood tailor after school
He also sold newspapers and
worked up 20 bcllhop al the St
James hotel IN Dcnycr.
And, worked the nigh. SHIFT and
attended school IN the day. until
he was H. lie dropped out OF high
school in his sophomore year An
dy is a great reader and rs well in
formed on almost any subject that
You might want TO discuss. lie got
a job rs soda jerkcr until The
soda jcrktIs went on strike. lie
wouldn't be- a strike breaker. hut
he couldn't AFFORD to lay or. either.
so he went To work for tho Denver
Dry Goods company as an elevator
operator. lie took a post office ex-
animation for a posimdn and pass
ed IT. lie carried mail for five years.
AS a posiman he delivered mail to
the Paul Whiteman home and
brought a saXophone and with the
aid of an instruction book he learn
cd To play we'll enough 10 be in de-
mand for occasional night jobs in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
By ISAAC JONES

JACK BENNY. the man benin
y the voice OF Rochester. oof
The Jack Benny Jello Program. l.
nodoubt one Of the most populal
programs on the air mot mere
ly for the gags and funny wise.
cracks, which seems TO touch one :
funnybone, nor the role whica
Rochester plays so well. which ha.
made him the "shining-star" of the
broadcast. but the program Is pre-
pared by two OF the best gag-writ
ers in this country. That is not al
il is rehearsed Monday thru Satur-
day, until every line tits in it,
place like parts of jiz-saw puzzle
every line that Jack Benny and
his writers feel will not create q
laugh is eliminated, replaced
with one full OF slapstick. -. so that
is the reason why this program al
ways keeps the listeners on the
edge OF their seats. rocking with
laughter.
A few weeks ago. Jack Benny
celebrated his tenth year on the air
as a comedian. and here are a
few Of the things that he can be
thankful for. He has about forty
million listeners each sunday eve-
ming as he and his cast stand be-
fore the microphone. His salary
for this one hour broadcast is
$3.50 He has to pay his entire
cast out OF this amount, including
the musicians.
ACCORDING TO Press Reports this
n Week e.. Amos n Andy the
the boys with a half dozen voices.
you know. such as Tightening,
Brother Crawford etc.. has en-
gagged colored writer TO write
their scripts. He Is Flournoy Mil
Ter. OF New York city. tx
star Of Miller-Lyle. Miller and Lyle,
for years were known as the Stage 5
best comedians until the arrival Of
some OF the "black-faccd' coined
ians Could this be the new colored
voice now heard as Andy's nephew?
Who knows? Well, yours truly shall
Try to find the answer. keep your
eyes on this column.
I WONDER how Many of my lady
readers have listened TO the
Lady OF Charm Program over radio
station wXYz? This program Is
heard daily Monday thru Friday.
11:15 TO 1880 am. II you will keep
up with her Tips Of Charm they
will make you tops. She tells the
ladies just what TO do and how TO
do to be- charming and popular. The
program is very interesting by
listening daily it will enable you
to learn a lot OF things that you
probably didn't know. Not only
that. IL you have any questions
TO ask. The Lady Of Charm will
answer them regarding charm
and beauty" Listen 10 the program
and get full details.
UNTIL NEXT WEEK. 49,. KEEP
LISTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06

the
.UMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

arrival of the last month 1871 calls return engage
y the popular song Daddy Want etc Tn
s h rounds the whrwind y,v To on
q Deta national convention will the town
no MONO Fun
We hear Congo zombo and Three SKIES
we're senders this week but allow ,hca-
Ton Christmas around the song Daddy
sorr the us 10 see their
shows long time before completely reviewed again
ACRrAT GUY
Vow CAIN Of leading mite spot
inviting the press wlnng and dining wants ms to
show We hear that plans might he under add
lane howl alley to this spot.
TALENT
petroitcrs treat thi, coming week when
the Michigan presents Erskne Ink spots
will appear person In ed-ho production the
the that outstanding act Red
several predicted
Vow the. really headed for big time
THOUGHTS WHILE WRITING
Aspruts the slod develop something
nal anl they and fame They
have 10 come up that Old conv Jokes.
Red and Curlcy something different
are going to town with IT,
Rochester stole the picture recent
movie downtown The public entertainment
and tho only complaint is they don't show enough Of IT,
saw the Bergcre hut sufficiently impressed ait.
terrific budup the local papers and advertisements
real entertainments the >epa mite show, compare
f1oraby, outside speciality perhaps
eosiumng In some instances.
Dummy the Pullman and Waiter, club the
other and he informs that he going enlarge and remodel
This viii make bigger and brighter spot for the att
er.heater crowd
Il ooAs as if it's going to be big Christmas with the
expected the mite planning special shows with
The etas have chosen club 66 10 OF
tho convention
Dro night life is going 10 really pick up during The holidays
The Tribune stan mentioning at Hot Springs
complained being the weather oil he went to
the springs TO take baths.
Nay who trying hard 10 Keep the Coy corner Jump.
h his old friends drop in and bny drink and see
the longest theaterbar In Detroit.
Down the bottom Of the column nothing else % wire abo
Larry (Chsem, subject FOR The bottom OF anything
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Mr.. Jordan
Is Different
Comedy Comes To
Echo Theater

ONc 90 'he fines, casts ever at
seuMed IN VIVA. Hollywood re-
CARDS as one 8, tie finest p.cfa
-laee made. may BE- seea s.nay
ara Monday nc aaa az 'as
EeBo insa',r whore a.h4
Here Comes Mr Jordaa W.i .as
.ioeatlc kabet Montgomery Isa-
pal sGpporun- p.Mets !actdt
Claude Rains Ete.ya keyt jame
Ciea-oa Edward hverc hni,a.
l..ia Johnson and John Emcy.
According. u advance report.
Here Comes Nr. Jordan a
slory never tod on nc screen b.
fore comen va.eh datcs 60 hreak
eyuy ale * a.nrmak.r- oven as
i achieves high l.Aei Of en.tl.
tainmheni rs narac.e-s are sall
io be- gay, ad able haiciu aa-
piaa t. s'oly ski has Hollywood
,migkaiA.
Monsoon j. seen d 4 ow
lamod iec a aksb.e eay wlta q
sense 0 HANOI VINO Obs -.ea
with ON" Overwhelming amhfHon
I'm pGisgt IS ,aa ambition A
hepcd hy sNmpa'httil knd.y $685.
nhcd M Jcrdau aui hy NJ Ja
dAn $ unique unds sfliiInr az pran
icms and 0. fhcr sollf.ous.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06

various orchcstrts around Denver.
When hc mustered The -ax he iarn-
cd 10 the clarinet the lsba and thu
string bass Andy WAS persuaded
by Georrc Morrison bis band load-
or. TO Give up his ro1mau Job and
so 10 New York C.iy Another Nom
her Of tho band VAS jimmy Lance
cord. who played sax. They play
cd AZ the Carlton Terrace in NeN
York City Tor SIX mouths made rec
ords Tor Columbia and wsni back
% Denesr. 4 ncN piaa.s' Joined tAs
band iu bower. Sue was Magy.C
stou andy hkcl ,hc idea and mar
ried her In lanaaiy 1879 b. ,ooh
oyer Holder band and starred
lis tlouus OF joy 1hey msi ia,N
lNapp. who later htDtuc President
az Dceca Records lae ana he had
them make several records ior lim
ana l band is rated as ,hc b.e
gesi selling band ga rtyord-.
kigk opened az ,he kosclnnd bai.-
room iu New YORK c.fy in January
1850 he has iraNcicd hall MIL
Ton miles IN the last zen years and
-tw3eo- around the world H. now
makes bis nome ia New NorN cry
whore Mrs kirk onriAies the kan-
.as city barbecue in Harlem They
have q n.nc-yeu-od son Aadrcw
Vernon KirE andy admircs Duke
Ellington for his music Jmmc
l.unctford Tor his shoNman-h.p.
Rrnny Goodman Tor what be- has
done Cor dance bands In pcuefal
ana Paul Whilcmau f1r really
starting the orchestra business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Cilpiin Players
To Build Again
Theater Will
Cost $5OO,0O0

II was learned few days ago
that the Gilpin Players vii no
longer have TO mourn lhe loss OF
their karamu thcaier. which vas
destroyed by fire. for they are pro-
ceeding with plans 10 build a new
ono.
The new edifice will cost $5oO,oOe
and campaign on 4 n-wide
scale IS being arranged 70 collect
funds on the board os directors
arc Marian Anderson Tallulah
Bankhead. Dorothy Maynor. Lang
sion Hughes and carl Van Nechien.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Wings Over Jordan

Wings over Jordan. America 5
greatest Negro chorus will appear
Al the INA auditorium Friday eve
ming pee. 3 for the benefit OF In
tornaiional Society for the Welfare
nf Crinnles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
InCJIr-IIarper at Harvard.
,cT rUn-sssI West Wa~cn Ave.

WENTUWN-WNoniing At FenkeH
NLOlOUN Oreu . 30 L 81. Park Free
Geo. Sanders, Wondy Barrie. THE SAINT
~ PALM SPRINGS" Jackie Cooper and
Bnnta Granville IN "GAIIANT SONS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
New Varieties

New varieties are Firmament,
which-has immense panicleS of
large single flowers of a beau
tiful sky blue. Florent Step
man. with magnificent trusscS
composed of single white blooms
that are exceptionally large;
Marechal FoCh. handsome
straightforward lilac with bright
Carmine-rose blooms which have
a delicate pink eye; President
Grevy. fine purpfish blue flowers
in massive truSSeS; President
Poincare. an elegant and Vigor-
Gus growing hybrid which bears
extra fine double blooms of a
charming bright violet color,
and Prodige. a splendid new
lilac with stately trusSeS of
single flowers of purplish red
that measure all of one and one
half inches in diameter.
These French lilacS are superb
and they will bring to your
Spring garden-a glorious display
of fragrant flowers that will
please the most eXactlng gar
dener
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Shining PaneIed Frock
p A G f Is
BY ANNE AID ANS

YOU'LL HARDLY recognize
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aarled-in smoothly az the waist
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
French liIacs

French lilacS will almost all
bloom after the first year of
planting so we do not have to
wait the four or five years it
takes the old-time lilac to bear
flowers.
When ordering French lilacs
be sure and get the kind that
arc grown on their own roots,
as the grated bushes sometimes
MAJ be an understood that
is not hardy or an accident 10
The plant may kill the top and
YOU will lose the variety.
1t Is a good plan 10 plant
these bushes on the south or
east side of the house or some
other location where they will be
protected somewhat from the
late Spring frosts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Unusual Fish Dish
Is Curried Tuna

FOR A flavorsome treat, serve
a curried dish to your family
tonight. This tuna fish combina-
ton is delightful and so easy
to prepare.
Curried Tuna
q tablespoons butter
= tablespoons minced green
pepper
. tablespoons minced parsley
2 tablespoons minced onion
4 teaspoon salt
l teaspoon curry powder
Is teaspoon paprika
> cups milk
l beaten egg yolk
Is cup tuna
Melt butter in skillet. Add
seasonings and simmer for 5
minutes. Add the milk and cook
until a cream sauce forms. Add
the rest of the ingredients and
cook until steaming. Serve over
hot toasted rusks, biscuits or
crackers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

so MANY cooks overlook the
possibilities of baking fish. A
hot oven should be used TO seal
in the juices. but do not over
cook. Rub fish with salt inside
and out. Stuff. if desired, and
sew up. Place piece of cooking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

p0cEnAI Woodward TO. s-Olss
hUOLDhLb Free Dishes open SIS p
Franchot Tone In TRAIL OF THE
VIGIIANTES." Plus Jas. Cagney. Pat
O'Brien in HERE COMES THE NAVY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
French Lilac
Improvement
On Old Type
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

EVERY AMATEUR gardener
who owns ms own home should
Try some of the glorious French
lilac that seem 10 be taking the
country trr storm.
Most varieties have enormous
punches of blooms and many
come double. They come in
many shades Of lilac called red
and pink and blue as well as the
white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

R0SEDALE FREE DISHES TO THE
LADIES EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
TIL RSDAN AND FRIDAY NIGHTS.
p0cEUII L-ttIca at Gratiot Avenue
hUOEFlLLL Cartoon Peggy Moran
Edmund Love in not RLE DATE Borts
Karloff In "THE DEVIL COMMANDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

UlDCTTV-Iiyernois-NI Nc Nichols Tn. 2-4251
IhhOlIl tOpcn . -. PARK Free
GALLANT Sons" with Jackie Cooper.
Plus THE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS"
with George Sanders and wendy Barrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Garden News
FISH COOKERY

parchment in pan. under fish.
For a fish weighing under 4
pounds the usual time allowed
for baking is 10 minutes per
pound. For heavier fish, 5
minutes is sufficient. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
CLEVER LOW-COST HOMES

HOW MUCH il your family life to have cheerful
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40-page booklet, LOWCOST HONIES-PLANNING,
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also the undermining of old homes.
To obtain this booklet, send CENTS coin your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
JINWOOD la SAIIE-ssss nnwcOd q. ,

LINWUUU Ii OHLLL 6.4J- TY 4-2e13.
Robert Young and Virginia Gilmore in
"MESTERN UNION" Ann SOthern and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

UHITTIEp-E. Jenerson-Grsnd blvd. +
iiiiLh open 5.i5. Park Free
Ladies Chinaware Night. Frsnchot Tone IN
TRAIL or The NIGILANTES"
Granville owen in LII ARNTR."
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Prisoners
Continued From First Page.)

by Britain to the German govern
ment, which then added:
THE British government reaf-
firms its readiness to agree to a mu-
tual repatriation of all British and
German civilian internees other
than men between 18 and go.
The British government will be
glad to negotiate arrangements with
the German government through the
intermediary (sic) of the United
States Government Immediately in
order that the repatriation of civil
1ans may be carried out with the
least possible delay"
Rudolf Hess, former No. 3 Nazi,
whose spectacular landing by air
plane in Scotland in May provided
one Of the greatest sensations of the
war, is Ain the age bracket not
covered by the British proposal
There had been conjecture that his
status may have caused the delay in
the exchange of prisoners, although
this was denied.
Message From Calais.
From Calais, French port which
the Germans hold with big guns
pointed toward England, the follow
ing message was broadcast in Eng
Gsh:
THE German government to the
British government:
Hospital ships having on board
prisoners of war and German civil
ians can leave Newhaven Harbor
Tuesday, October.7. Please indicate
the correct time of the departure
and the total number of sick and
wounded prisoners, and also the
number of German sanitary person.
mel and the number of German
civilian women, and children on
board. The time Of departure of
hospital ships from Dieppe (France)
will be announced tomorrow on
this same wave length"