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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-01
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All Rights Reserved AP Feature Service CHAPTER ONE
The Old Man and the Babies

Many years ago in the City oi the Seven Castles there was a great dance festival on the first Monday of September. King liar aid had invited everyone to come. They streamed into the city even before the round red sun rose above the trees.
 There was much laughing as ola friends met And there was much hustle in the squares because everyone had brought something to sell. The men brought pigs and wheat The women brought quilts, lace and cakes. Small boys and girls sold chestnuts and pigeons.
 That noon King Harald promised feast on the lawn of the White Castle. and that evening he was sending his musicians to play be- side the wishing well in the little green square behind the cathedral.
 shall tell you about strange, old man who came. He walked ill alone from the North. He wore a white jacket and he leaned on a staff. His feet were bare and the wind blew his silky, white hair. He had nothing to sell.
 He went straight to the wish ing well and laid down his staff. He drew a bucket of water, took a kerchief from his neck and wet it, and then he wiped his feet as if they were tired
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Robert Peterson was dis missed from St. Anns Hospital to- day after receiving medical atten- tion.
 Rosie Doogan was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday following medical care.
 Milo Gulys was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday after medical treatment.
 Gus Casac was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday follow ing medical attention.
 James Davis, a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was dis missed yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Rudolph are the parents of a baby daughter born yesterday morning at the Government Hospital The infant has been named Evelyn Lester Zuboff underwent maicl surgery this morning at the Gov. ernment Hospital.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv.
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He smiled at some boys but they looked away and whispered Then one lad sneaked around him. stole his staff and limped around in such good imitation of the old man that everyone laughed.
 The boy thought he was very clever so when he gave the staff back he poked the old man in the ribs. But as he did so a queer thing happened: green leaves sprung from the staff.
 The boy turned and ran, and
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Lester Zuboff underwent maicr surgery this morning at the Gov ernment Hospital.
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HOUSE for sale: one 4room, one Broom apartment, furnished. 822 Basin Road $3,250.
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Real Esiaie or Sale

5-ROOM modern house overlooking Aux Bay. Full concrete basement. Write 20. Box 2313.
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FOR RENT ((onfinued)

STEAMHEATED apt. for rent. Phone Black 763. Klein Apts FOR RENT-Apartments. inquire
 at office 20th Century Bldg.
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RAYBAN gogg1es cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, snow, water. = pr. Carlson. Blomgreu Building. adv.
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By CLIFF STERRETT

Sunrise e:2l am, sunset ALA pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
wonsn Wanted

CONN. STATE EAGP. SERVICE = Factory workers; waitress; fiat- work feeder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
RED CROSS QUOTA
 LISTED AT $2,5OO
Sum Highest Ever Asked Here Rev. F. Waldo Saw
 age Chairman
cHES IRE NEWS Cheshire Ph0ns S3a
 Hubert misney


 Che0hire, Dec. 20 " Chenhlre's drive for tho Red Dress enroilIliegits has been iiiaugurated under dlsOcs tlcn Of Rev. Y. Waldo Savage, pag- tor of tho Congregational church end chairman Of tho iocai dfivo.
 The qu0ta assigned Chestlre's branch Of the New Hayene Chapter has been set ct e2,6OO, tho highest ever asked.
 rho canvassers who ere aselstIng an tho drive, include: Mrs. Lucy Evans, Mfg. yTederick YCcheF, Mrs. Irving duilfOrd, MFg. CcFbln 1T, Hauegwas, Mrs. William M. Meyer, Mrs. Lester Harris, Mrs. Howard B. 6rune, Mfrs. William Harris, Mfrs. George Tarbcx, Mrs. Samuel c. daiIiard, Mrs. Stanley Borei, Mrs. Donald ". Howard, Mrs. Harold A. CFnmFine, Mrs. Roland Pardee, Mrs, Cyril Smith, Mrs. Lewis 2. Cobb, Mgg. Gregory Tyack, Mrs. John N. Chapman, Mrg. Irving Tier, Mrs, Celeb c. shipiey, Mrs. Frank l.. 0elger, Mrs. Irving If. Ogiivie, end Miss Mary DlghOp.
 AkFs. Lewis '. Cobb and Mrs. John ~. Chapman are ln charge of regeF- vetl0rg for the annual holiday dafsce sponsored by ti1e Sunshine Society. The society depends greats " upon proceeds from this event to finance the charitable work done by tho organization during the holiday period. The dance will be held ifl the ClieshiFe Academy gynlnassunl, December 27.
 Miss Shirley Buckingham, daugh- ter og MF. and Mrs. William E. Buckingham of MoFiden read, and Miss Hope Morley, daughter Of MT, and MFg. Dwight Q. Morley Of Mess Farms read, students ct Pembroke College in Providence, D. r., are home to spend the holiday recess with their parents,
 Services at the Congregational church will be held Sunday at iO:46 .. tl5.
 Services tt the DaptiSt church Sunday will De held at'1l .. na
 Services at the Methodist Chusch Sunday viii Dc held at i0:46 a, n.
 Masses at Dt. BFigidB church Gurs Hay will Dc held at 5 6. m. end 10 H fIl.
 Services ct St. Peters Episcopal shuroh Sunday viii De held ct i0:4e E. n,
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ClaigtniaS musical pf0RfafaB: Christmas Eve (Dec. 24th)-- Organ recital afd caROlS, ii;90 ,, nj.
 Ensmanuob--R Rossiai Tn dlslCi tgibilo- Each
 Carols (6opFan0 boys): Coed Christian men Fejoice-T'Fas disi0nai
 dod rest you merry gsntlsmen- Traditional
 chFiStnias Pipes Of County Glars 0atd
 desu Dambino
 Carols (6OpFarO boys); Come with torches, Jeanette, fgas belia--0id French
 Shepherds shake off your dFOwsy sleep-Aisatian
 March ef the Magi Kings -Th. Dub0ig
 T7ss Midnight Mass Of Christmas -i2 M
 HYnH-Adests Tideies- Reading fHtFoit-gtill grows the evening" Bohemian Carol
 KyFie (AAaSs in ' fia)-cFuick. SliAnk
 Sequence coFde natus sx par.
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snsIs-PIalnchant

entls-- PIainchant
 CFed0 (AEaas in E flAt)--CFuicks shank
 offeFtoFy Anthenl-NCw is come Salvation Cutabert Harris
 BanctIIs, Denedictus and Aenns Del (Ma8G in D fIat)-CFulcIgeliaElk CofDFnunio Silent Night drubeF 6logiG tn excelsie (Mass in E fat)--Cruiekghank
 Isymn-o iittie town Of Betssie- eFsi-YGndned
 Postiude: 5EaiIelujaia Ch0Fus- Nandei.
 Stanley D. Waterman, organisL and ciioiFmasteF.
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NOTICE

sE%AE;ES %;Sr St wz4hNi!SUEFvI wGzHhNHeEEsvT z: JnS: RES:
 Ee Sa1rS SSoSiHsy si HsylD lD:SI, Si,ASs2GtsIses2t AiSs2tGt Ises2ts
 ssla S 4tsstrlsss tsS sSwe 1ses Ss ssssS.a sTSa'''OuFS'
 The Court og PF0bate for the Dis. eiiowed six pcnths from ske date ts hereof for the creditors of said estate t0. exhibit theIT claims for present tRsIr seeounts, v pfcperIy sSs at. tS tegteo, within sRid tltnes wifi De debaFfeG . recovery, All persona ins debtOd 60. said estate are Osted @ m!Ake tnnedlate payment co
 ATTY. CLARENCE 7: gALANDA,
 e4S Bank St.,
 WateFbIfY. Conn. ia.aN.at
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Da..a Dec. lssRsA. sRsAf2HsEi iii. coGlss7sSs:s ls.ss::sr
HOME CALL roo TORcETTT

Port Arthur, ex,-lUP)--.A mid. dle-aged, well-dressed Port Arthur woman vas fined 9g0 for deliberately driving her automobile Into tho side og Q iquog store. She told police slle crashed into the building Ia an st. tempt to induce her husband tO leave the cate next door and return home.
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AEExIco.CMHLs yRrRMDsSuuP

Santiago, Chile (UP)-Ceremonies emphasizing Mexican ChiieRn n friendship viii take piaes Dec. 70 ct tho dedication in Chiilan Of tho new Mexico School (EScuelO Mex icol, which has been built with funds contributed by the Mexican people,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
NTCKRTa gTTTR1R Ya9 F0vR

Aitus, Okiay--tUp)--ROr weeks, Bllile Joe Ygattoa and Miss Mary White saver every new nickel they could. when they had collected 60 they teOk them to the Jackson county court clerks ofzice and pur. clsaeedt-hsts right, 6 marriage ilv cegage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
CHURCH PAGEANT \ TOMORROW NIGHT
Community School 10 Be Used iOr Congregational
 Christmas Offering
PROSPECT Cesrsspendonts Betty yEaFmeE, Telephone Naugatuek 1els

Prospect, DOC. 20, Church segv. ices in Prospect tomorrow viii be as follows:
 @t Anthcnys R. Cs-Tatlaer Kochs unas Masses at e:0O and Ie.oO Q, m. there will Do instruction Of chill. dron following the Osoo o'clock Mas.
 Prospect Congregational -- Rev. Daryl WlliiainS. Sunday school, l0;e0 Q, ra. Morning dsVotaong at li o'clock, All church seFyiceg held in basement Of Community Bcliocl.
 The TEo1pect ConsEegAtienAi GiaWxca will present C ClaSagsnlnS pageant ta tho basement cg tho Community seliool Sunday evening at 2 o'clock. At the clOge pf tho pageant Santa Claus will appear to diGtFibute boxes Of candy and gifts to the ctildEUn present. The usual VustcFn Of an echange Of gisgA by the children afaCag themselves will not Do chgeFved this ysar. The money which would ordinarily be used for this purpose will Do donat- cd hy the children t0 the building Mind.
 Mrs. EAfi Ccolsy waiI accept ens roliMentg for Rii types Of Gir raid precautions workers at her home Cn the Waterbury road, SD ufatu 9 o'clock this evening. RegiStFA tionA for the Hed Orcss Gpoaleored courses in first aid and nutrition viii also De taken,
 WoFkcrB on tho Red Cruss sewing project met Thursday ct the home Of MFB. Weyand for tlloir usual weekly ell day eeesior. Among those present were; Mrs. William EoyeTs Nge, MFg. Charles Calvin, Mrs. Emil T0gcanO, Mrs, Arthur MeETiman, MFs. Carl gpeIlnian, Mrs. Arthur CaFTington, Airs. Bessie Dupre, Mrs. John Ghakneld, Mrs. Richard Brss- dage, Mrs. TTed Canales, Mrs. Iyor Weloy, Mrs. Jchn Kieper, Mfg. Arthur Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth Shine, MFs. Otto GchugteF, Miss LeiIa Wal lace, Mrs, Anne Driver and Mrs. Joseph uoeginS.
 The members Of the Prospects Cheshire Youth Temperance Coun~ ci will hold . dance this evening in the Grange hall. A bIianess meeting viii precede the dancing, at which gliggestiOns for cooperating an national defenge Kill Do dlcuaeed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Employment

WANTED Barber. Part time or full time. Saturday only 9e00 and com. mission. 4e4 West Main St,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

San Antonio, Tex,-(UP1--A plot ( feet square was dssignatde as tho lest resting piace fog Tlaog, 6 s'faith- flll bllll l1c8, ky llig late masters will. A. A. dKay'g will. Ugebated Au Bexay county court, eeb out the ground fog hts d0gl
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NOTICE
LI0UOR RWRAGET

WWEECB OW ARWLHCATEOW
 rsTnhMIs ThIs so,!e. ts tc glye ngtles th9et !, Waterbury, Conn, have Hisd an aps ap gSIisatlS gSs S..os eassS aani9s Dsg ssh ts wIsh M
 rosSsy gtops Der oPPlssiGa Psrms sop t tSs sale !of alcoholic ilquor on the bury. Conn. Ths SusIness Is owned bY Fanny ceopeE of il Lafayette bty Waterbury. Conn.,, and will be Lafayetts 6E,, WatsFbnry, Conn, as vssssS"' ~Ans.sv cnouwu
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NOTICE
STATE Ss ,,ss CoMNI \ s # {. TgIcUT coTE. e.osT;E
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

DUIEY, Dee. s0th, 1891.
 TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN This is to certify that I wIii sell Post S St WStsFbury. s1Sn v snid s sals V to % bS adjourned aHd take place Rt what iB kHoWn az silaAeFa Cities Service gasclsne gtationt 1911 South Main s2 ss2 INss XIeNtsre,Sry ,cy cSnn s , TY shs hlgh; { DOOR SEDAN AUT0Ago oDfIsi1. Said snG, iS4s, at , ,. Tn Tn. 5sssnSsrd TTime) bX ylEtge os at execution issued bz tic City Of Waterbury on the 18th es Park city Auto Tihencs Co, Inc. vs. Minnie Pitts,
 AtteAt;
 FRANK MCCAIN,
 GoDbtabie is.20sit for the City Of Waterbury
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Auton1obiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

 70 Ford Sedan
 40 Pontiac Town Sedan, Heater 70 Dodge Coupe, Heater '30 Buick Special Sedan, Heater 'At Plymouth Town Sedan go OldSmobile Sedan, Radio-Heatee 40 Plymouth Town Sedan '3e Buick Special Sedan 30 Plymouth Coupe '38 Dodge Sedan. Reconditioned '37 Plymouth Deluxe sedans t2) '37 Packard i20 Sedan, R & II '37 Packard Town Sedan '3e Dodge Sedan
 '37 Chevrolet Sedan, Radio-Heater '36 Oldsmobile Coupe '33 Chevrolet Coach ..,....., 50 '3i Ford Coach .......,....., 20 '3i Buick Roadster .,.,,..., 2 26 '33 Dodge Coach .....,,.....u e6 'S4 Chevrolet Town Sedan . 06 '3B Ford Coach ....,,....,.,. 90 '3B Studebaker Sedan ..,,..,,. Si66 I36 Graham Sedan, Radio.Htr. Sis6 '34 Nash Sedan .......,,.,,. 06 GROVE USED CAR EXC i4 Grove St. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

FOR BETTER 6 svTOR -Cail Rus. eeils Waterbury Towel Supply co. op2 East Main st Dial 6-lST5. Goat, Apron and Towel Supplies also In. dustrial Dry-C Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

Businsss SsrOics

u nualnsuD BsrvHusa Assnasroa '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

WINDOW CLEANING = You will save money # you send for us to do your cleaning, Connecticut window Cleaning co. 0GGee, ga Pine St. Dual s-aBi7.
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AnnOuHcewlbHts
Lsss ana Found

HAVING HoST--ASy Passbook Nn, ag0DaS. igsued mo by The WatsT- Savings Bank, ! hereby make appli- cation sor new one. Michael Her- novich.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE
MADELINE M, 0yIRK, ok WATERBURY
 w@s
 JOHN QUiRK, es WATERBURY and Now Of Parts Unknown
~VHsHS oIsDIsa sST OT NOTICE oTynSD

STATE Of coMNEcTIcuT, NEW HAVEN, Dee. iith, 4. D, 1eh.
 UPON THE COMPLAINT of the for reasons therein set forth, for . divorce on the gP0und 0f .deeeFtion, any. other or further relief which 60 equity belongs, and change naE1e, Fes tuFnabia before the Superior Court tn and for New Haven County tg be held on tine first Tuesday Of JaHs paTy 4, D. fe42, yt appearIng. Co and being found by Che. subgcFibiBg ate thoPIty that tfie said defendant has R0H0 Co parts unknown therefore,
 ORDERED, .Thet notice. Of th9 by publishing thIB order iTl the Wa tSFbuFy Democrat, . newBpaper printed in Waterbury once . week fhg0O weeks Hu0eeeglvely, commence tng on or before the 18th day of December A, D. 1891.
 EDWARD HoRWTTz,
 Assistant Clerk Of the Superior
 Court for New. Haven County. FltgoeFald, F0ote q Fits0eFaid, Jeremiah ID, Shea, Attorneys Rt Law, te6 Church s., New Haven, Conn. The within and foregoing Is c true and attested copy Of the orig tnal order Of notice
 JOHN J, AsALEY, iss1Sss0ss7 Deputy Sheriff.
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AnnOunceWsents
Special Notices
Anton,Obiles
Neu Car Dealers
P0NTIAC

6 Auso and TEuck Dealers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20


 PONTIAC
 GOOD WILL CARS 70 Buick Sedan % Pontiac Sedan 37 Pontiac Sedan se Desoto Coupe, D q F s6 Chevrolet 2sdr. Sedan, R & II S6 Pontiac 4.dg. Sedan sg Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan aA Plymouth Coupe 34 Terraplane 2sdr. Sedan 34 Ford Tudor Sedan 8 Chevrolet Sedan
 EMMONS & SEVILLE
 Pontiac Sales As Service loT Meadow st. Dial 3-3ile 4s7 Meadow St. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
Educational
Dancing 1enehsr

TAP-Ballet. toe acrobatlc and ball- room dancing are made easy ct
 BARBARA INLAND STUDIOS, il East Main St. Dial 4-zscS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Tobey TO Speak
Wednesday Night

Marx Tobey of Seattle. well.
known Northwest artist will speak
at Hotel Winthrop Wednesday at
p. m. He will discuss the World
Order OF BAHIA 'u'llah. The faith
WAS founded in 1874 in Persia and
has spread to almost every coun-
try In the world
The first Baha1 house OF wor-
ship in North America Ia ap-
preaching completion near Chi
cago. Ill, on the shores of Lake
Michigan.
Tobey has Travelled extensively
through Europe. Asia and the
Middle East At one time he was
connected with the Bahs'i order In
England
He will speak at the Winthrop
again on April ls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Nv BERT BROWN

Glance over the biography ~
Nsyer Ear Miillkin. and you'll ~
struck hv RS persistent quest II
rev knowledge his eesselss~ -
ferfs - Eet n he ton n oddly
different fields
rntil he Vas 30. von could have
found hIn almost any winter or
summer digging sWaY N some
university class. As underrradu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Stadium Seniors
PLAY Week Earlier

Dates OF IN. senior class play.
Pride and Prejudice" al Stadium
high school have been changed
from May is and II to May . and
10. II WAS announced Wednesday
by Alberta f. Black. dramatics
coach at the school. The reason
for advancing the dates Of the
play Is due to a regional music
conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
Earl Millikin Taught Six Classes,
Coached Athletics at $40 a Month
Quest OF knowledge Cove Him Toste
OF Life ct Six Universities

sts post graduate snd summer
student he hss attended - 80
than AZ universities An6 usually
oddly enough. he'd take courses IN
history and football coaching With
plenty II economies. sociology. -.
huesl science and journalism on
IRE SIDE IN addition. for TIE past
score ~ vesrs he "a. beer = d.
voted practical student ~ military
science as field artillery reserve
officer.
Active College Life
Far worked hls vav through
n. first tseo college. Baker UNI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

versity II Baldwin. kAns. and Ire
University 81 Kansas a. Lawrence
asa printer. Back in oswego he
had had to set type hy hand. IN
college he got acquainted first
with junior linotype and then
learned 10 operate = regular type
setting machine. Al the same time
he picked up reporting on the
Baldwin paper. the IA Daily
ksnssn. and doing correspondence
for thu Kansas City Star and
Times
Out Of college. young Mllkin
got = chance 70 teach school and
coach athletics a. the old family
home town. Pine Village. Ind
There he had phenomenal success
with the football and basketball
teams mainly. Earl modestly sd-
mits, because Of wealth Of husky
material. In Pine Village he taught
Latin. mathematics. English and
history-six glasses q day
coached teams after school and
piloted his basketball squad over
miles of muddy southern Indiana
roads on winter nights. and got
SO a month for IL.
The following summer chat WAS
1879 he slipped over to Purdue
university, "a miles away al
Lafayette, To brush up on math,
and incidentally TO take In \ sen
sational course in coaching given
by one Andy Smith, who had Just
come west from Pennsylvania.
Summer studies
For many years thereafter n
WAS Earls surprising habit 10
combine summer courses In me
diseval history or political science
or oriental relations or something
with a refresher course in coach
ing. Probably IT has helped 10
keep him young at the half
century mark he still hasn't
gray hair.
During his two years at Pine
Village. Earl not only coached high
school elevens and basketball flves
He also played football with the
Pine Village Athletic club, still
famous a. a forerunner of the
pro football outfits of today.
More Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03

frhs following : he third In =
srFtes n five articles an ne lie 81
AsAer EaFi HilukiH At seattle shs
leak office ias1 nsek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-03
War in Europe
A Year Ago
April Z, 1910

London announced German I'D.
srs were driven eff n n attempt
- attack N Soaps FloW
Cordsa Hui blocked N attempt
n congress u question William :.
Ruihtt ambassador u France. -
German charge. Re engaged IN
usr Vaccinations against Ger.
many.
German stssmer Mimi Horn
scuitled h crew u AVOID capture
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

Churchill Harris and James Par
ker are the arrangers and composers
of the aggregation and are remem-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Screen
JUMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

The reason why our talented folk further is thai
never improve their acts We are familiar with have
n doing the years and thew wonder
hey getting What the public wants new
s For visiting celeb annernr
local mite spots telling jokes and pulling gray hairs
these socacd get hpped to themselves We
going calling
Something TO keep the coming the taverns IS tho
theaier musical bar Paradise Valley can boast Of several
Cauncy Hyland claims that TO Detroit The
successful musical bar opened b. and the Joint
still Jumps Other spots added entertained The Backhawk
Paradise club Iyey came ON with 1Ooot
longest In Detroit. Is adding one TO his
cocktail bar at Gratiot and Forest the Champion
Oakland Joins the the Champon
Ella BLACK Beauty Lee.
1ouea Parsons mentioned in her release this week ina, tho
Brothers have started something Hollywood They have
every errands buy
and soft drinks for all the what? OF the
mos this biz Jolly Joseph Marlowe
DDS Doc enjoys spending his Thursday charming
mite spot but always Brown
Bmbes Chicken Shack You would be
that print reads
Well the reason is that can't talking about
Me refuse to advertise with our sheet SO really
& your activities print department
Skies Detrors show
opened Friday mite with the addition OF Tondala
something TO talk abOn We hear that V. A. Bristol leading
moclan. Is doing little hunting this Billie Ioll
recording OF slim Is definitely superior any
that tune released SO far Miss Holidays warm lazy and dn
vocazng copied bnt equaled
Ne and Leave Ne" Is also In the true Holiday style.
Eddie popular Deroter is OF those we'll
personalities the change OF Revue He the
ro Mildred Cummings who training in New York
Rollo s. the publicity walking with the
biz is that he involved in automobile accident
|Counus Albert Palseman. recognized
@ has brought the question about the Mayor Paradise
election should
De held right because the acting Chester Rnte has
@ title unchanged for nearly three Maybe the
boys thinking OF eectng real mayor.
Miss Cecil whitaker Of the Ford Local Publicity stan Is
alonIng in Souh Carolina.
Davenport of the IL Horsemens club Of
which president had the boys Of the
last Friday evening a little round table
Teddy Backmon wherein the lovely comedies dport themselves
lin supp singing Orlando Robertson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

bered for their recent offering OF
Cute Little You" and Il Made My
Debut in Love-
Young Cooker. who has lived In
Flint for the past 20 years, Is a
graduate OF Northern High and gives
a good account of himself with the
tenor sax.
The Mott Foundation, Of which
Frank Manley is the executive. has
done much to improve the fine repe-
toire. Allen Mclaughlin, WPA SUI
pervisor of District No. 3, has also
lent a helping hand.
The youthful band has become
the talk of the town and has proved
an inspiration to many high school
boys and girls of Flint. Campbells
fine leadership has not gone un-
noticed or unrewarded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Vet Comedy
Team Gets
|Bowery Debut
Will Open With
Hampton At
Regal In Chicago

Sepia show business took another
step forward last week when JOY
ner and Foster. veteran comedy
team, was booked into the Bowery
thus becoming the first colored act
OF their type TO work to popular
Detroit nightery.
Joyner and Foster got their start
in Detroit over 20 years ago and
have remained a team, successfully
ever since. They recently completed
a booking in Houston, Texas, with
Louis Armstrong; orchestra.
So great was their success at the
Bowery that they were offered an
extended engagement which had to
be rejected because of previous
bookings. They open Friday at the
Regal theatre in Chicago with Lionel
Hamptons orchestra.