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Evening star., 1941-02-06
Service Orders
ARMY.
FIELD ARTILLERY.

FIELD ARTILLERY,
DeArmond. Col. Edward H, from Philippine
Department to Memphis Tenn
Green, Second 1t. James B., from Fort
Riley, Kans., TO Hawaiian Department.
INFANTRY.
oS Y ~ to si Riverdaie. rd e. caif from New YORK.
Heinz First sn,,o!a L. Carl F. from Tulsa Okla,
1ornssy to stami9Fd' FiqFf TEX William trou noua.
Tex, to Pine Blum. Ark
Davis,, Second Lit. Thomas M. from Fort
Smelling. MINI, to Fort Crook, Nebr
DENTAL CORPS.
ington, D. c., to Rolla, Mo.
AIR CORPS.
Johnson, II Cpl Harry a, from Rantoul
caE5 N Ma; e TsNTsnss Rsnia%I A from Washington
Simmons, First 1t. Calvin B., from Lincoln
Mebr, to CqrsiGana. Tex.
Ault. Second 1t. Richard l., from Glendale,
Gal, Calf to King City. Calf,
East st. Louis. Ill, TO Oklahoma City,
Johnson, Second 1t. James Mel, from
Msnst GlenVis%, sScoId IL ;, to Stamford Tex;
Maria sesShf cS M 10 tynae PboeeiI r. from
Ackerly, Second 1t Robert A.. from Selma.
. Ala, TO Shreveport, La;
Baumter, Second 1t Albert j., from Selma,
Ala, to Shreveport. La.
Day, Second 1t. Druehl j., from Selma.
Ala, to Shreveport. La.
Herbes, Second 1t. Edward, from Selma.
Ala. to Shreveport, La
Holmes, Second 1t. Robert w, from Selma.
Ala, to Shreveport, La
kinnard' nII Second Il. Claiborne H.. from
Selma. Ala. TO Shreveport, La.
Second 1t. Matthew W.. from
Selma, Ala. TO Shreveport, La.
Parsons Second 1t Freeman A, from
Selma. Ala. to Shreveport, La
ProbSt. Second 1t; Albert E.. jr., from
Reed. Second 1t. William N, from Selma.
Ala. to Shreveport, La
sandell. Second 1t. Robert j.. from Selma,
Al a. to Shreveport. La
SANDERS. Second Il. Edward A, jr.. from
=, Selma, Ala. to Shreveport, La
Second 1t. Charles C., jr., from
Selma. Ala. to Shreveport. La
Sturgls. Second 1t. James E, from Selma,
Ala, to Shreveport. La.
MEDICAL CORPS
Baird, Capt. Joseph A. from Langley Field
- Va, to Tallahassee. Fla
Hutter, 1t. Col. Howard j.. from Fort
Bragg. N. c.. to Camp Blanding, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Marriage License
Applications

Gerald H. PAYNE, "a. e31 Bryant st. ne.
s5S and Dorothy n. Hpth; l9' 633 st. s.w.;
Robert L. Linsenbigler, %, Fort Belvoir,
Va. and Sara B. Harter, 90, Lockhaven,
c.raot Pa; the B P;e.,o Rev F Rohrer. -,,,
E,msT nv r Tfs 81 KsSS. John IN, < cS SaT5T5isRt "
the Rev. william S, Abernethy. o. -"'
Charles 7. Clagett, ir., 20. 3202 18th st
n;W Nv and n Nancy Letter; "a 1900 New
L. Buckley.
Ralph I'm yanizt. y ktni;Op 2.,;;, e. 15O5
Manuel " shamske f AXE 9nn ia 5a4 shsfi4 sherTier pl
nv nv and i Thelma helm n Potter, Is, a Vine
Roy c. Dawson: 80. 500 end st. Sc, and
Xirginia ydrg ia Trullingsr, 20; 3Il5 South Pa
Charles l. Shepherd as 1900 Lamont st st,
NV. and Alton Wright, Al. 1914 Con-
necticut ave. NV; the Rev. Edgar B.
Ross F. Collins, a.. 1000 F st. NV, and
Mary Mar L: Thomas, SO; kansas City, Mo;
Armistead warner. Warner 8 8? "U's"ff iI55 eth St NV,
~ Rev. F. W. Alstork:
Josephine NJ Mason, 81 IS same m address esG
the Rev. Edward Thomas.
'amss nda + Williams R4oTn q 333s Dent p,: and
ANd PIONH' =. ~ DumOaTtOn
ave: the Rev. William A Jones
John Miner Dodson. % Kernstown. Va.
and Daisie NJ. Sisk. 21 Arlington va;
The Rev. l. w. Ketchum
william Henson. %. 9i5 1st St Sc, and
Katie Gross, %, 200 L ST. Sc; the Rev
Isaac Wright
Wilbert T. Ward. AZ, District Heights. Md,
Md: the Rev Lloyd o. Banks
Harlan Adams 23 1914 NJ St NV. and
Mildred E. Freeman 10, 81 Florida ave.
ne: the Rev. Frank w. Alstork
william R. Lesser %, 1I6 Rock Creek
Church rd., and Mary Bizezinski. %
$50 Eth ST NV: the Rev. F. Rohrer
Edgard B; Garner, 81, 8 K st. NV. and
Gwendolyn E. Taylor. 30. zoos 6th St
NV; the Rev. Francis E. Garner
Howard D. Potter %. 332 15th st. ne.
and Aida L Rabbit, 23. same address;
the Rev. Francis J. Flanagan
william L. Grimm. 20. 2lO2 lst st NV
and Hazel F. Cockrell 21, 321 2nd st.
ne; the Rev. Lowell c. Mcpherson
Charles Marshall, 30, 41a Richardson st.
NV, and Clarice Chapman. 90 405
Richardson st. ne; the Rev. Patrick
Willie johnson. "a. 1919 1st st. s.w. and
Mable Evans. 90, "a r st. NV; the Rev.
E. Wilson
NV; the Rev. A. IN Withheld.
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Frederick and Lucy Croft. girl.
William and Lorraine Dugan, girl.
Jurney and Ila Guy, boy.
Robert and Mabel Hatton, girl
Henri and Gabrielle Killing, boy.
Edward and Frances Koven, girls Owns).
Edward and Doris Mulvanity, boy.
Charles and Margaret Parks, boy.
Alfred and Grace Shoemaker, boy.
Charles and Evelyn Turner. boy.
John and Elm Williams girl
John and Clementine Balthrop, boy.
Earl and Hattie Bryant, girl.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Potter, head of the engineering
school, at dinner tonight at $50
o'clock at 1903 K street NV. Dean
Potter will discuss Purdue events.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Ready. 1t. q. g. James R. from Pensa-
cola Fla, TO Corpus Christi. Tex.
Bagby, Ensign Oliver W, jr.. from u S. S.
- Montgomery TO New London. Conn.
Keegan. Ensign Thomas D., from U. S. s.
Portland to New London, Conn.
Kitch. Ensign William l.. from Battle
Force TO New London, Conn.
Murphy, Ensign Hubert T. from U. S. s.
Lang to New London. Conn.
RAIDER. Ensign Rex F., from u s. S. Sara
toga to U. S: S. North Carolina:
Robb, Ensign Richard E, from U. S. 8.
WaSmuth to New London, Conn.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Aston, Comdr Melville j., from Norfolk,
Va. to Portsmouth, Va.
Roddis, Comdr. Louis H, from San Diego,
Calf. to Navy Department.
Evening star., 1941-02-06
NAVY.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Ellis 1t William E, from Pensacola, Fla Il,
to Corpus Christi Tex
FaEETiinston' It. EWn L; from Pensacola.
Fowler 1t. d. 81 Gordon. from U. 8. 8.
Lang to Pensacola, Fla.
Fritter, 1t. d. g. Charles T, from Pensa-
cola, Fla, to Corpus Christi, Tex
Evening star., 1941-02-06
Births Reported

William ard Alvina Connolly. boy.
George ana villa Rose Dovell girl.
Patrick and Rosalee Dunn. jr.. boy.
Walter and Betty Hare. boy.
Paul and Claudia Hsvran, jr.. girl.
Dale and Louise KunZ, girl.
William and Aurora Magnin. boy.
James and Rachel Muth girl.
Carlos and Daisy Peck, boy.
Talma and Irene Smith. girl
Thomas and Margaret Wilder. boy.
Evening star., 1941-02-06

Ihere are 3O,07O miles of navigable
rivers in Brazil, with regular service
OF vessels over 17,13O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Fort jackson
Is Huge Camp

Fort jackson, S. c., Mar. Eight
months ago the Fort jackson reserVa-
ton included a handful of old build
ings with some 20 men as care-tak-
ers. Today, the reservation is a
teaming city Of $4,000 officers and
enlisted men occupying more than
900 permanent buildings and $500
tents.
This amazing transition has been
brought about by super-man work
Of Army officials including the Con-
structlng Quartermaster here, Cap
tam Alvin r. Moore.
Besides the buildings constructed
here some 81 miles of hard-surface
roads have been built or improved
curing the past eight months.
Occupying Fort Jackson now are
the 30th National Guard Division
coming from home stations in North
and South Carolina, Georgia, and
Tennessee; the 9Th Regular Army
Division. Missouri's 128th Field Ar
tillery regiment, Tennessee's lO5th
Observation Squadron, and New
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
Just Send for Hitler

i'll present trends dil ~! ~NNN'I IDS
criterion OF WA may be expected is
-tlc permanent and continuing policy
OF labor III the PREPAREDNESS program,
we NAV a. We.. admit inability to
ANN D~jr>cl.r~ ..r adequate defense
and send f.. Hitler TO come on Owe
and o.hb5e. "a. For If racketeer-
mo and .~.l.c<.ug are to go hand IN
hand with ..e armament undertake
mo ..... ..-4.r,akup is a failure IN
a-o #~aga4..r and cam meet only de
... ,., .,d A., n3uch ma, as
$500 ...d.a riob- NOW and have
.... ,,. e,,,- ,f the fever
,a., I,., simmer
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,,a n,,nt,v mostly
,a,.o ,ndnstrv has
..:.L AN ;+s ,oioht 1o
d.,.,,d .,,,,o i and to do an
. . at,,,,, tn make this
ftLnn>f nom IN HIS efforts ~ IIlShI bIIAS
,.tla a,oo,ies from
@.+ a,1v .,,,llar nlan+s
.,.,od u,lv portions Of
$500, Nov, ,;o,a flies and
.L h.,, IF ,ba crisis draws
,laroi,oIv ,e,rar these disturbances
.,+dorr ;,o.o,.a ~ number
~ tho ,oin, vbere COM
49,. ,1u. car,,in vital IN
,nra,,o,ad II becomes
o.ida,, +bat some
branches of labor are much more
o.nca,,ad ahnI1t wage hold-ups than
,ho,, ,bs .afet,y of their
with tbe enenv Tentatively at the
dna,. those aoita1ors and their follow
a.. ,,.efe,. to snlit hairs and make is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

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- H-nnn ,Hsy ,rn,9 va r.n",n,tad =,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
In The Superior Court.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
w. ii. Wolff.
VS..
Virginia p. WOItZ.

The defendant above named Will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced and is
now pending in the Superior Court
of Vance County; that said action
was instituted by the plaintiff for
the purpose Of securing a divorce alb
solute from the defendant on the
grounds of separation for a period of
more than two years, and the de-
PENDANT will further take notice that
sne is required to be and appear be-
fore the undersigned at his office in
the Court House in Henderson, North
Carolina. within thirty days from
and after March 18th, l94l, to ans
wer or demur to said complaint, or
the relief therein prayed will be
granted.
This February 22nd, l94l.
E. O. FALKNER,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
22-l-8-15
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

Jerseys l02nd Essex troop Cavalry.
Over and above these units in train
ing are the Station Complement and
Cadres for units to be actiVated here
in the near future.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
~ S~tRirIIUN PRICES
Tournament Support


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

Junior cant understand why thoSe
explorers climbed a 50O-foot cone OF
a volcano since pictures show that
there wasn't a speck Of ice cream
in il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

The handwriting OF today's school
children is better than that of their
parents, says an educator. Maybe
SO. but Dads signature al the bot
tom of a check is still of highest
importance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01
WANT ADS

GUARANTEED SERVICE FOR ALL
makes of cars, Bill Hester i'll
charge. Modern equipment. Cand-
ler-Panner Motor Co.. William and
Mitchell streets. ~Studebaker Sales
and Service. 27-lf
PLEASED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
best recommendation for u rug
cleaning serNlCe-and we have
hundreds of such customers. Huff
man Cleaners, phone 81, l06 Hor-
ner street. 28-2ti
FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND POT
ted plants ready for immediate de-
livery. We grow the flowers we
sell. Bridgers-The Florist, phone
$50 day or night. l3-tf
RELIABLE MAN FOR ESTABLISH
ed Watkins rural route. Good
steady ~year-rOund earnings. Write
j.. r. Watkins Company, Rich
mond, Virginia. 28-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

FOR RENT: NICELY FURNISHED
apartment, living room, bed room,
large Kitchen. private bath, stor-
age room and garage, Phone
3l3-W. lit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

IF YOUR CAR IS SLOW AM
sluggish, giving low gas mlIeass,
we can locate and correct le
trouble with our Sun motor testing
equipment. ENeready CheVEo!9,
Company, phone 101. W
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

BUY OR BUILD y HOME THE
building and loan way. We furnish
the money quickly - no waiting.
Henderson Building & Loan As
soclation, Al. &. We~tef, Secy.
On
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

FOR RENT MARCH l., ONE sTEAv
heated room. Very desirable. cio,s
IN. Young lady preferred. Cal,
o'f-"N l-and-3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-01

GET PRICES ON OR USED CARS
before you buy. L < Z Motor Co
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, III
@neS'l1u' t 4-eod-ti
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

Mere recently tanemen have made
hss or less graceful bows TO Bar
~ RssaiiA Joan, Margie. . par
aIAsiy ~ 1pksd bow; Eleanor.
III. poSS q vss back y the
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

the slave status TO which they would
reduce the Negro. The Fascists proved
what they would do in their rape Of
Eth opia. The Communists claim ia
give equal staths to Negro and White
but how would the American Negroes
with their keen appreciation and a.
biding trust in religion, 50 beau
tifully expressed in the spirituals that
are one Of their greatest contributions
10 Amer.ca life-fare under a regime
that denies the God in whose honor
those songs are sung?
Democracy remains the only way out
and up-with freedom to progress and
to worship according to the dictates of
ores own ccnscience-and for what e
may bring to the next generation it is
worth all the fight may cost
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08
4 a. zE1 2 ] ! :

Keeping cool when the therrnonne-
kr runs its little Fed tongue up
q the top figures Is something that
70 all think about a good deal
Mw 30 do III Well you'n feel
uo3er II you LOOK cool, and there
ado 5oks OF tricks to make you look
% Good az q frosted lemonade |
Fhey're beauty tricks which gtart
wkth soap and water and end with
q final dash Of flowery cologne Just
eS sure as you manage to look fresh
fad crisp and your best beau tells
yuu so-weL, you'll feel better right
awayI
So. defy old Sol and try a few of
these. First, a warm or lukeWarm
Tub or shower. II you prefer the
xzh, toss In one Of the delightful
preparations that turn II into fra
Grant mass OF bubblea- It's fun, and
.noifng. Take your time, and relax
every muscle In your body. II
you're addicted to firm rubbing with
q rough towel In the drying-off
process, give that up for summer
and blot yourself dry as gently as
PSSShO1S Ne4l CoAeS tiN JAIN PVs
der, and II you use a -"onted one,
choose the same scent as your bath
subhles and your cologne. You don't
sRnt to finish UP with a mixture
IT perfumes
Once you're In fresh, cool clothes,
% your mnke-up carefully Summer
makeup should be lighter than You
NAY use n the cooler RoRtha. Very
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

little rouge, a def hand with thg
powder, and your gayest BpstieE
applied sparingiy. You want to
look as fresh and cool as a 6Owen
You can. help create that Illusion
OF GOODNESS and freshness through
a moro casual hair-do. Wear yotu
ha4r a little further of your face
keep 1t softly curied, rather than 10
a set and formal coiffure. For the
final touch to your hair, wet your
fingers with cologne or toilet water
and push the curls into place
dampening them very slightly WITH
the fragrant liquid. A little more
on the back of your neck and on
your wrists, and q dab on youI
hanky, and you're ready to 60 ITs
a gay little beau-catcher ribbon in
your hair, and you're Of for fun
and romance
Just az sure as you look az cooa
as you can, youu De a refreshing
sight amOng'your sweltering sisters
and that's enough to make you feed
as cool as a cucumber.
There, now, don't you feel coolef
already?
What re yotAy Beauty pro5ienls;',
Write: Marie Doan!ng, LaY.e4s5e
Beauty Bureau, $500 Lindel
Bid, St. Lo.:s, Mo, an4 rbe a'i1 /
Be glad to GnsEe7 them. Be
nus to encore sef-addressed,
a4rnPed envelope
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08
CAars
BE library Of The House. -

of spirituals by the Quartette.
Mrs. Roosevelt, in introducing the
program, praised the strides being
made in all fields by Negroes and
told Of her experiences in flying re-
Gently with Negro pilots. She said
Sha! she hoped that there would
SOM be M executive discrimination
orttar for he ermcd forces, similar
20 uhs So sident's t-cent proclama-
tam against DISCRIMINATION in de-
ieEae tudusti'iea Robert Ogden
Pdrns, vice president and treasurer
~ the college. also spoke.
THE c,cture, produced by Hamp-
top IN cooperation ~:th the Harmon
Foun,;iAior. Sa< directed and photo
;lsphed By Air and Mrs. Pay
Garner Ut,o a"1n The l940 award
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

for the best educational sho'1 on
16mm. film. The picture was &C
companied by a narrative by
Lorenzo White, of tire Hampton
Institute staff.
Singers from Hampton institute
we're among the first % introduce
and spread the appreciation 81
authentic Negro spirituais IN The
United States. Many c! til: best
known spirituals today sel. CT C.
fully taken down from tie Gpc Of
Hampton students. Q'np sn.", 81
school in its early lie, AMI t-sr,ns-
nently recorded in the schools pub
lication Religious Folk Scngs Of
the Negro as Sung 81 k.ainszop
Institute"
Members of the quU 1stte. Annh
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

EYDH PARE N y.--E,rS, Frank
en o aoose vals Was thanked for
- EEG .cvoted interest IN the
0,asa o. negro AEief1canS lust
E1Tseaay when hataptDr blstttn'e
o. ssl- prsn.,see Nrf0rrlanas Of a
Rv ~xx aA.t.o,, C,ct'De or its 20
1Am OF "t1ducatlca far lite" before
n t1rst Iady and Npp~os tine Ga'y
- on her f.sen,ts IN the Library Of
nc s.unnler yyN1tts i5ul:Ge in yY.tf
@Fs- 4
: The F7n.pton -I.etfeute Csrnrt~<te
presently g cspq1an &. sl'il it'iais
hsiore tire motion picture Min"!ce
nd Cha&>,sa 4 rlss baritone SOLO
frcsn tasnipLon. presented MRS
1cosevtit Nc, shs era edition Of
8Ctre L.W.- a. ":cctr '"nn
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08
WAIT ON THE LORD
CONTINUED from p1ge two)

Whether we fight with men or muni-
tons, whether we serve in armed forces
or at home-we serve, whatever the job
may be.
It has been frankly admitted that the
Negro is not being treated fairly in the
MAT Err OF DEFENSE JOBS
but the way to change that is not by
allowir g enemy propaganda 70 drive 2
wedge between groups Of our people and
isolate them from the rest Of the ma
ton by arousing bitterness and resent
ment- Discrimination against minor
tiles IS wrong and it has to be changed
but thank God in a democracy it is
RECON zed and can be changed.
The Ms have yone on record as to
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

Il was Stephen Foster who show.
4 the way to songwriting glory by
he sentimental use of a feminine
anne. He paid lasting tribute to
1sannah, to Nellie, to Jeanne.
Ance his time other songwriters
ave similarly honored Kathleen,
Hnie, Genevieve, Rosie, Sally and
define In such enduring melodies
> kathleen Mavourneen," "I'll
axe You Home Again Kathleen"
Little Annie Rooney" the fairly
b<ent "Annie Doesn't Live Here
ny More" "Sweet Genevieve,"
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

began rs as'h ANIMAL simmer ,c'r
n1$n has, U,~;A ttJ.'e P.rk ~
t':rmence. "a" all gfh0IaL@S q
Hampton lnsiIt'"A The& - 4
George H->milton. sv,o>H -
Rooert Is Elu, first .cucr J'---- b
Thomas baritone. an+ Wt:ilAn L
By1c. bt.sA Mrs. Trloulas. sAI.sese
r'>snibeT Il the TJop tass - IN
Sngne with tte EJorp nnoe 'n1A
TITS -'ar ehe ou$TtsGts VIII ~
psn,d aid l2.t oY Oharts~ T. ssnaa
WOO OF tiAidpecl's n~s. SHsr dnsa
r,@ Tho, IN rs sE4dpnt JAS rourud
yAIClss WHY, srse h-np'.Al CGOfA
Ds-rott,v kl-ysT. ceiS.:s.f3 srTa1fI
was a}So \ il-rclScs u xle S--dx&
AuE,rG 9'oup ~!'ts a StaAdssTs a
NsIsptnu tcs.1tuts- J..
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

TOR II erDeIt s
eileen" Jerome
Kern's sally"
Rudolf Frinl's
"Rose M arie,"
H airy Tierney
and Joseph Nc
Carthy's Irene"
Once Broadway
shot the works
with rs ally,
Irene and Mary"
Foster Showed
- Naa
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

The corning Of revo
luton to Tin Pan AIb%
will be recognized wha
songwriters say in thai
songs 81 Want to" \
place Of II WannnI
Other favorits massa
ores Of English arnouS
songwriters are What
cha" and "Whaddeyr9
for "What Do Yon
How'd ia" for "Hoy
DO Yon," Why'd va
for "Why Do You.'
Gonna" for "Goird
To-" Gotta" for "Get
to-" A
p-<1 !
Widest travelled sine
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08
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Music Features G Photo Syndicass

Spanish-American war days ths
Dolly received her greatest glorifics
tion), Katie and Kitty.
PE&% 4
Were a poll to be taken OF ID
most popular song concerned wit
a feminine name I would try to 81
down a little bet on Harry Arm
strong's "Sweet Adeline." Sylvi
has inspired greater melody. Gene
We've and Kathleen have been n
sponsible for more winsome sent
mentality. Dinah and Rosie hau
exerted a more rhythmic appea
But Adeline best expresses nam
pursuit and temporary acquisitiq
Of happiness. 4
Ball at Last
Songtoriters hare been a ioa
time getting to Bali. IT'S hard Z
understand their delay. Perhaps ia
because they hated to IeGUe HaioGS
First tuneSnliths to do somethix|
for Bali are Harry Warren and a
Dabin. In the movie, "GoId DIG
gers In Paris" they eveB forge
Paris to chant ~ Wanna Go Bd9
to Bali" though there is no lyrico
record that they've ever been thers
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

Charles Thomas. He dsvideS nv
time IN a year betsoeen 100 psrfou~
ances tina! require 10000 miles 4
travel numerous radio oprsoycsosa
and large number Of voiss WsfA
the Net and other opsso eeNpcRtal
Throughout TIE eca~trN
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

GEvERAL feminine names have
y inspired whole musical plays.
ghere Is Martha" There are Vic
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

Thsrs soos the old
|sber and Fields gong
n, "Rosi<. You Are
10 Foste." sSag BY Fay
ke,seIeton. Harry von
Mev Cove neso Hfs to
He, toith his song
Vet TtIJ the Sua
Mvses, Nellie" r9@l
rstsef Urcte q n0sdA.
: - Sal E5dss Leon
0SwertoItsed Ida.
The weekly echo., 1941-08-08

BWe0t ROSIE VGTauy,
bally in Our Alley"
i'd. of course, that
lsrnal favorite Of man
I his more fulsome,
pre- celebrating moods,
%Sweet Adeline."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

EAST LANSING. April 3.-The
impossible has happened again.
The handful of Michigan State
football fans who turned out yes
terday to watch the Spartan grid
men in their initial spring practice
could scarcely believe their eyes
But. alas. today Coach Charley
Bachman has barred the truth.
Bill Kennedy Will be a guard
next Fall. And this time there are
no IFS OF butts about II Nor
were there any Ifs or butts
about il last season when Kennedy
was shifted 10 end Nor were
tbcrc an "a hon 10 ALae r4aat-pd-ta
center or right halfback. or when
he started out as a fullback
This il the real thing" said
Bachman. We're going to make
Bill into guard. OF course.