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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
SECURITY BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEET PRAISE
j, HI. COATES, MANAGER

At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Security Life In
surance Company, October 25, ].
Fl. Coates, General Manager of the
company, reported on his activities
for the two months service to the
company and offered ten recon-
mendations to the board for the
best interest of the company and
it's clientele, all ten recommends
tons were unanimously approved
by the board with a great praise
coming from the president L. T.
Burnbridge and honorable VIM. H.
Bell, Chairman of the Boarw.
Coates report brought renewed
optimism, after showing the gre
at service being rendered Mississ-
ippians, and for the company he
has predicted marked progress.
Walter H. Williams, vice pres.
and Secretary of the Company, who
has for two years sought the SER
vices of Coates was a visitor in the
city and after going over the re-
cords and recommendations of Co
ates, smiled broadly and said, II
am passing the ball to you and I
know you will carry it across the
goal line"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
OPA Changes Gas
Registration To
November IL, Ii, IA.

Receipt of instructions from
Washington changing the dates of
gasoline registration from Novem-
Der 8, 10, IL, to November IL, 13,
and Ia, was announced today by
John d. Wise, State Rationing Of
ficer of the Office of Price Admin
iStration.
According to Mr.. Wise, the rea-
son assigned by the National Of
flee for the postponement is the
tremendous task of printing and
distributing the coupon books that
will be required for those apply
ing for basic A and D mileage
rations.
The State Department of Edu-
cation Immediately advised that Co.
unity superintendent of Education
School superintendent Principals
and Teachers throughout the state
will cooperate in the necessary cha
nge of schedule.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
Car Owner Must
Have Tax Receipt
For Gas Book

No gasoline b>>ok will be issued
to any car owner except upon
presentation of Road Privilege
Tax Receipt for his car according
to an announcement made today
by Major w. e. Holcon~b, State
Director of Office of Price Admin
istration.
1t is absolutely necessary that
this receipt be presented not only
for the issuance of the basic "A"
book but for the issuance of any
supplementary gasoline coupon bo-
ok as this receipt must be mar
ked by the registrar when any
book is issued.
Gasoline registration for basic
books will begin Thursday, Nov
II, and continue through Satur-
day, November IA. Registration
will be held at the schools that
are designated by Local War Price
and Rationing Boards for their re-
spective areas with teachers and
volunteers acting as registrars.
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Jackson District of WPB.

Jackson District of WPB.
The types of construction affec-
ted by this order and the present
cost limits are: Residential, $500:
Multiple residential, $1,000; Agrii-
cultural, $1,000; Industrial, $4,000;
Certain Types of commercial, 5000
Other tyues of commercial, includ-
ing highway, sub-surface and ut
ilities construction, $1,000.
The agricultural limit of $1,000,
includes structures or projects O.
Their than residences, which come
under the $500 category.
Certain types of commercial con-
struction with a limit of 5000 is
further clarified on include build
ings designed for occupancy by not
more than five establishments sell
ling goods, merchandise, food or
drink or providing services. In this
group are small stores, restaurants
soda fountains, bars, tailor, bar
Der and cobbler shops. Also in this
5000 group are buildings designed
for use as clubs, lodges, associa-
tons, fraternity or sorority houses
auditoriums or assembly halls.
In every instance where esti-
mated costs are under the estab-
lished limits, the owner must be
able to acquire enough material to
complete the project without prior
tiles assistance. The project must
not require the use of any material
on the site or off the site, to supply
electricity, gas water, steam, tele-
phone or sewage disposal service.
The basic principal underlying
the order is the conservation of ma
terials, labor and construction equ-
ipment to the fullest extent pos
sible for the essential needs Of
war. All prospective builders are
cautioned against making commit
ments for materials with the hope
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14

use of frozen foods in this country
will result in either releasing a
large supply of canned foods to
meet ever increasing demands of
the troops overseas, or it will re-
suit in diversion of raw vege-
tables from canning to freezing.
Such diversion it is declared,
would save about $4,000 pounds
of tin and 100000 pounds of
new steel. The saving in new Ste
ell alone would be enough to build
nearly 200 medium sized tanks.
The armys tentative require
ments for next year include 5000
600 pounds of snap beans, 10000
600 pounds of lima beans, 4,000,-
900 pounds of cut corn, 23,000,000
pounds of green peas and nearly
100000 pounds of spinach.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
Vegetable Producers
Face Big Army Task

Vegetable producers and cann-
ers of the suotheast may soon be
helping other branches of the in
dustry answer the cell of the Army
for 100000 pounds of quick fro
zen vegetables from the 1943 crop
it was revealed today by the qua
rtermaster branch, Fourth Ser
vice Command.
If the request is met as it is
expected to be, according to Quar-
termaster officers, the big order
will benefit the nations growers
and Gamers as we'll as the frozen
food industry because the Army's
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14

that authority to build will be
given. The mere fact that builder
has all materials on hand and re-
quires no priority assistance, will
not of itself govern whether he
should be permitted to use them
in construction. The sole criterion
is whether the project is necessary
to prosecution of the war or to
maintain the public health and sa-
fety.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
WPB Will Investigate
WilIful ViOlatOrS Of
Conservation Order

Wilful violators of the provisions
of conservation Order L-41, rigidly
controlling all civilian construc-
ton, will be investigated by the
Compliance Section of the Prior
tiles Division of the War Produc-
ton Board according to an an
nouncement made today by Mr..
A. C. Mcintosh, manager of the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-11-14
WAYNESBORO NEWS


Prof. j. j. Norman, Misses v.
Taylor, Mr.. Adams and r. Tanner
were visitors in Jackson over the
weekend.
The Juniors of S. H. H. S. spon-
sored Heavenand He'll Social
Monday night.
Students of the S. H. H. S.
sponsored a jitterbug contest Thu
rsday nigth.
Students of S. H. H. S. enjoyed
a Halloween dinner in the lunch
room Friday. The sixth grade will
sponsor Ministerial Thursday nj
ght. 1t promises to be a bowling
success.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Three Industries
Must Convert to
War Manufacture

WASHINGTON. March - IUP)--
production Chief Donald NJ Nelson
.cGay ordered conversion of three
.ndus .rieS- washing machine. type
writer and Va uum cleaner-as soon
: possible to the manufacture Of
ral goods Ior ,he united nations.
Alter two-day dispute within
he WPB. a high ranking official
Il the industry operations branch
overralad proposals that the wash
.Yg machine concerns be permitted
20 continue some production of ci-
lillian GOODS despite var contracts
-otalins moro than S80,0O0,OOO. 1t
vas understood that he was acting
5r orders from Nelson and his dep
uty. J. S knoWlson director Of
NPB industry operations.
II was also reported that decisions
,ad been made for covering the
typewriter and vacuum cleaner ~
iustries despite efforts to keep thrl
producing some civilian goods.
Regarding the washing macFt"
rdustrv. a high official ruled the
2rger concerns should convc.t
VII Is. The smaller plants. O.
4 few Of which have war contracts,
share in contracts now, will
given until June l to obtain con-
t>acts which will absorb thCir Capa-
y.tY in the war effort
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Men Adriff at Sea
Describe SfruQQIe
70 Maintain Life

HONOLULU. March 12 up
Three navy fliers whose bomber was
forced down at sea and who floated
81 days on a rubber life raft told
today how they had stabbed fish
ard sharks with their pocket knives
and eaten them raw to keep alive.
The fliCrs are Chief Machinist'S
Mate Harold F. Dixon, Al of La
Mesa, Cal, the pilot; and Seamen
Tony J. Pastula. "a. OF YOUNGSTOWN
O., and Gene D. AloriCh %, OF
Sikeston, Mo.
The south Seas sun burned them
almost black and they were weak
and eaunt from lack of food and
sleep,
They were on a scouting mission
iaSt Jan Is. but when they had
completed it. were unable to locate
the ship from which they had taken
eff The bomber crashed, and they
were able to save onl,' the life raft.
rot a pound OF food or a drop Of
water.
Thirty-fom days later, after sail
ing hundreds Of miles in their
shaped raft, they were
washed up on tiny atOll
1T was like a Dorothy Lamour
South Seas picture-Only better
it was a dream when we reached
that island" Dixon said,
His companions SAID his resource
fulncsS had kept them alive,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Foresfers to Aid
GuayuIe Planters

MILWAUKEE. Wis, March u
Up - REGIONAL Forester J H.
Price announced today seven eX-
perts from the North Central US
Forest Service would be sent to
California to aid in an emergency
project for cultivation Of guayule as
2 source of rubber
In addition to personnel, the
north central region including Wis
c0ns,n North Dakota. Minnesota.
Michigan, Iowa. Missouri, Illinois
Indiana and Ohio-will supply all
f is spare equipment for the pro-
Get Price said
Men to aid i'll the project were
chOsen from the north central reg
l.n. he said. because of their eX-
oeyicuce in raising 85,0coOJO trees
tccm seed during the last 10 years
ma planting 10000 acres of cut
over land in the last two years
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Flank Attack to
Strike at Jopon?

To .aat SUPERIORITY >aHtsa, time
ara aage. when sste9Uns to the
alss#aa >urm';me ,ampmgn from
NaH.ia Bay. said.
Tas period w. saaeh shoS,e.
aan had been tNHes.aa because ot
H. ,amr old ,"!as. eaemy control
i .se air
VICTORIES COSTLY
b. Japanese Victories. he added,
were canned q, 1re3t cost to them.
~hlle mu.h Of lie American ASiatie
,ee,. WITH what is naw veteran per
.san.. remains 10 carry on.
Na1al sNper.s uMmeaiatelv inter
reta dhIs answer on frontal versus
GanNne attacEs e mean that even
.&a,,y. the united nations will move
nth gseat force westward. through
se Japanese -coH3a.led inundated
7alHs stands. re- an up" then
L.. cross Japdn'> supply line to
sa Soath Pacific. and move right
II u the China coast.
Cnee th7t is aecompI he'd, opera
cns eou.d be commenced frcH
q sectors in the Pacific. Fro'
en- on i would be squeeze play.
-: forces mOv.9s - from Aus
ala and perhaps other forces
,....a- Gown or J.aan l;sclt from
he no@th
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Refugee Describes
Daring Attack in
Hong Kong HarbOr

CUI NGKING. March -. up
\ Haer-tmnel JaHaucsc cruiser
~ H.vn up Jln. ~ in HONS
Kssa uabor probably by an audac-
- A"rriean submarine. Phyll. =
Ha.sn. who escaped .rom the fallen
H4a-. ,'rouahoId said touay
So ,cld ot shocking atrocities
fae,t >H5stautiating charges made
T. Earrau Secretary Anthony Eden
II ne house OF commons.
TIE Japanese raped both Europ-
I'll and Chinese women, She sail.
I'D Mdi>crininatcly turned an en-
tae district Of the captured city in
- 4 brothel
S. charged that dyscntcry was
,aa.uau, IN the concentration camps
tt.arc her escape. and the Japa-
nr>e were refusing the inmates
l.cG.sll attention. taking only S.
yest.z wounded soldiers into mill
~ hospitals
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Jacumba Man Gets
&c. Jail Sentence

Carl Childrcss, Jacumba, Thurs
day was sentenced tc 30 days in
FL Centro city jail by Police Judge
Lee Nuffer, who had found Child
ress guilty of reckless driving in
connection with a crash wednesday
at Imperial and Main streets, in
which the automobile of Ray F.
Condit was damaged badly
After the accident, Officer Wyatt
Briggs found Henry Henson, also
of Jacumba, asleep IN the back Of
the Childress car and booked him
on a charge of being drunk. Henson
pleaded not guilty, and Judge Lee
Nuffer ordered him to stand trial
Thursday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Vatican Observes
3rd Anniversary

BFRNE, March l2 UP Inc
third anniversary Of the coronation
Of Pope Plus XII vas celebrated at
Vatican City today. but without the
pcmp and grandeur Of pcacc-time
observance Of such occasions.
al Offices III Vatican Cry were
closed except the post office.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
DARING ATTACK

Tie attack on the Japanese
cruiser occurred a month and a day
at..s the surrender Of Hong KONG.
ara apparently was a strike by an
AMtIron warship which sneaked
hg,G.r into DeepwatCr bay outside
thc base, Miss Harrop said.
Iwmediatel% aftcrWard the Japa-
afse BEGAN providing heavy war
salY protection for conveys steam
IN southwark from the captured
stronghOld.
Miss Harrop 80. tail, good-look-
ing. was an employee of the Hong
KonE government She is from
Manchester. England. has been -
years IN China. and speaks Canton
cse tlGcntly.
Sic travelled six weeks with guer-
ulla soldiers en- roule to KWeilin
auG arrived in excellent health after
e.adng the invaders many times.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

Trondheim, Norway into a naval
stronghold
It was known the Germans al
lady had sent their acc WarShip.
he Tirpit2. there as we'll as the
1o09O-to nCruiscrs. Admiral Hipper
aid Admiral Scheer
Germanys new aircraft carrier
Craf Zeppelin was also reported to
have left Kiel for a Norwegian base.
and Trondheim was said to have
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
NAVAL BATTLES NEAR

LONDON. March 10 up - The
waters Oft Norway were believed to-
tLy to be developing into Il 2onc Of
mmihcnl heavy clashes batwern
German and allied air and naval
forces.
Competent sources, citing brush
hrtW2on British torpedo planes and
the German battlrship Tirrit2 as per
maps the first o. such actions. be-
HeVed the Germans had turned
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

been made Il bomb -proofed nest
for submarines. planes and destroy
ers.
Possibly to be considered also are
the battloShips Gncisenau and
Scharnhorst, said to be undergoing
repairs after an escape with the
cruiser Prinz Eugen through the
English Channel
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

WASHINGTON. Nar,h = Up
Wcm .as united nat.gos Ike lhc
...~~.N. j. :He Dd,:a, lie main
..~.>. a.eaaa.y VIII ac westward
..cu-a - Na"Ga.cd I>..adS a"d
ro>~ ja9aas supply lae> g.-A,.
.... &a.saaa1a :.rM Australia j.
ta> Indicated .otaV
Taa. Nus :ae interpretation N.Jt-
?. on Admiral Thomas {. Hart's
p~cf bu. significant statement Una;
FLANK attack is USUALLY easier to
execute than q frontal assault
Hay, made tAls remark 4. Sec
rotary Of the Navy Frank KNOX
press conference yesterday \ re-
porter had asked:
What : Your viewpoint on The
possibility e q ..ca.a! attack
against tie Japanese. 1a.aIns h2>N
step by step VIA, :.ey as}e taken
What 90 you think is he b2St st:a-
tecy?"
Ha.: replied
The fren,5l a.,a.k Is a.W1'>
most difficult and a flank attack
Is usually easier
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
RECENTLY RFIIEVED

He sad ia. after !>>tHas pre-
pared Statemen; .uv2r.n7 rs view
III the VA .. he F. East H2F;
recently VAS relieved OF lis com
mand as commander-in-chlef Of the
united naval forces in the south
west Pacific because OF illness He
returned 70 washington this week
His prepared statement said the
japanese won the initial cam
paign no: the war-largely because
i their air superiority He referred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Adam and Eve in Modern Eden,
Film Plot at Rialio Today
Madeleine Carroll Stored With
Stirling Hayden In "Bohomo Possoge"

combination that successful with its first appear
ance again due to hit the nations Blonde Made
eine Carroll and stawart Stirling Hayden who paired
in Virginia. at the Rialto theaer today in their
co-starrinQ film. Bahama Passage"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL TnEATERS

FIRST Nun
HIALTo-Msneitin< Carroll IN "Bs-
hama Passage 10. 40. ITO and
1910. also Jackie Cooper N CLAM
our Boy Il IS. 2.5o. $50 and
$50.
RoN.-chaFlss Boyer IN Appoint,
10 aIso Nat Pendlefon In Jan
House Blues. II IS. 7.ss. S SIS. ass.
MUSIC BoA-BerEen and Mccarthy
IN Look who's LAUGHING" Ito.
40. TO. 1910: also Marjorie
Weaver IN Men AZ Large. II IS.
ass. IS, ss55.
Bile MOIsE-Erroi Flynn IN They
Died with Their Boots On" 100.
3 los. ais. s.75.
RETURN sHowISos
BEyERIy-Bett< Davis in The Little
Foxes" also oeorTe Sanders IN The
cspIIoIs-Rslmu In The Bakers
caNEo-"waees Of SIN also Are
You Pit to Marry
coNNI>ITY-Robe MONTGOMERY In
Here Comes Mr. Jordan" also Ken
Murray IN Swing II Soldier
KAY sTREET-Fred Astsire in You'll
rymore in The Penalty.
LaKEwooD-Anna Neasie In Back
stage" also Lew Ayres IN DR.. Kill
dare's Wedding Day
REAIART-Clark Gable In "Honky
Tonk."
sHELL-Boris Karioff In Devil Com
mands" also Ginger Rogers IN
Kitty Foyle."
TFNPLE-Ronald Regain IN 'Interna-
tional Squadron" also Rosalind
Russell IN The Feminine Touch. j"
LIBERTY, Puyallup-Maria Montez in
South of Tahiti" also Targets
for Tonight"
RIVIERA. sumner-Olsen and john
son in "Hellzapoppin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Buck Jones, Tim Mccoy
Are Ex-Cavalrymen

Aside from their collaboration in
the Rough Riders series. the latest
q which IL now showing at the
Riviera theater In Forbidden
Trails," Buck Jones and Tim Nc
Coy also share the experience Of
having served with the United
States cavalry. Buck Jones rode
along the Mexican border during
HE term Of service and Tim Nc
Coy was thrice decorated for hero
in BY three presidents of ths
United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Bob MOUes In!

NEW YORk-Jack Benny. long
the favorite comedian, has been
busted by Bob Hope. results Of the
World kilograms 18th annual
nationwide poll of radio editors
showed today.
The winners: Best comedian.
Bob Hope; favorite program, Bob
Hope; quiz program. Information
Please; popular orchestra. Guy
Lombardo; male popular singer.
Bing Crosby: girl popular singer.
Dinah Shore; news commentator.
II. v. kaltenborn; sports an
nouncer. Bill stern: studio an
nouncer. Harry Won zell; dra-
matte program. Radio Theater:
concert singer. Lily Pons; concert
program. New York Philharmonic
Symphony; quarter-hour show.
Fred Waring; new star. Red skel-
ton; best defense program, Treas
ury Hour; ehildrsn's program.
''Lst's Pretend.
The editors voted n the out
standing program Of 1e41 Presi-
dents Roosevelt declaration of
war speech on Dec. 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Alan Hale was an advertising
salesman and an osteopath before
he turned to acting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Bahama Passage" which II
based on Nelson Hayes best-sell-
ing novel. "Dildo Cay" tells the
story of 4 girl who comes to the
salt-producing island In the West
Indies and takes the heart Of Its
owner by storm. Advance reports
have II that the two are left en-
tirely alone on the island-a mod
ern Adam and Eve In 4 garden
paradise.
Supporting the two stars are
the renowned stage star Flora
Robson. Cecil kellaway and Leo
G. Carroll. and the lovely little
brunette starlet Mary Anderson.
Sharing the bill at the Moore
house will be Jackie Cooper and
Susanna Foster in Glamour
Boy. Heading the supporting
cast are Walter Abel, Ann ellis
and Jackie Scarf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
No Wedding Bells
For Two Years

Olivia de Havilland. Hollywood's
most eligible bachelor girl, is 60
ing to remain that way. For two
years, at least.
She dropped as much during a
conversation about love. marriage
and a career on the set of They
Died With Their Boots On" now
at the Blue Mouse theater.
For the next two years I want
more firmly to establish myself as
a screen actress. After that there
will be plenty of time to think
about marriage" were her words.
Okay Gene Markey, Jimmy
Stewart. Lew Ayres. Burgess
Meredith, Craig Stevens. and all
you other fellows?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Your postmaster can ten you
how to invest In u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

IN the miner group. the Little
tAoator anA IL fAeoma Theater
GuiM are planning stage shows
oone time during the windy
month. actual dates 10 ~ an
Dounced later.
N - oorl1er puolsoAttoa II
- es1unnn Il 49, Fepsrsed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
A Personal Opinion!

Jack Benny made = crack on hi
regular Sunday night broadcas
that he could forsake the radi'
and make . living In motion pic
lures that he was . movi'
star and didn't need the radio s.
Such n opinion Of him.
self = not horne out by
the records. Jack benny hes
appeared In but one picture
which could psssibly rate even
~ classification, and that
was "Charley's Aunt" In this
production NJ was disguised
most Of the time. . condl-
tion which may have had
much 70 do Win the success
Of The filn Thu, too, he was
givea excelleat support ;.
and support for N actor"
hke Benny almost amounts TO
charity!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
COMEDY BY CLAUDETTE

Claudette Colbert who will do a
strictly slapstick comedy role in
Preston Sturges' rs That Bad ,"
at Paramount, WAS the first big
star to do film farce comedy when
she made TT Happened One
Night" in 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
TRAVELS AFTER FILMS

Ray Milland made a boat trip
from New York to Los Angeles
after finishing "Skylark" and an
air trip to Mexico City after COM
pletinE Reap the Wild Wind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
SPREADS DISASTER

Bins Crosby. back In Hollywood
to start work in Psramount's "Hol-
iday Inn." has thoroughbred horses
campaigning in his colors in North
and South America and In Aus
tralia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

that -Clau1ia" WAS ache1-
ule1 - play Tacoma and
u va hut the booking
IVES cAacele1 When u WAS de-
ODD - give up any idea 81
sAeWing the attraction On the
west coast. Lack Of transpor-
taaea, dne - war require
nseata, wns given - Ne res
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
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Ht>E, 9kI/1NHuIJ glteAtA\A<NN
NR- Busy March!
NM The month Of March viii be busy
- one for Tacoma theater patrons with
~ three major and several minor at
fractions scheduled for showing.
Grace Moore starts the parade


with personal appearance ct the Temple Wednesday
night March IL Then comes the Broadway stage hit Life
With Father, At the same theater March 20th That
rails Friday does the final attraction of the
season. Roland Hayes noted Negro tenor who will be heard
On March fifth