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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
On the
Business
Front
Bv WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

This IS The story Of what ono
DETROIT business man did for The
war effort
Earl Pifcr had always boon
handy with electric motors and
after Years Of service With
electric motors and after years
Of service with United Motors
Corporation the opportunity ar
rived only a few years ago 10
start ms own business.
The Pifer Electric Company
was formed and from a modest
Start made some progress. Tho
yfarl9ff WAS probably the first
big year the company enjoyed
and until the JOLT of Pearl liar-
hor. n seemed as n Earl was on
the brink OF a success for which
he had pat IN many long hours
and much hard work
But Pearl IIa1hul did change
things
he was an amateur plot and
Il Just didn't seem night for hum
20 he sitting m home running
that electric motor business
when subs were running ram
pant on the East Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
The Ferry Command

But Uncle Sam had a bigger
iob for trained pilot Of Pliers
caliber. There were new pilots
10 he trained horde Of young
cagleiS were needed 10 fly the
planes which weer pouring out
Of tho plants. So Earl Pifcr left
the Atlantic Patrol and became
a civilian instructor for the
army
II wasn't long before a now
and. what seemed 10 him more
important job came along the
Army Ferry Command.
SO Earl Pifer enlisted in tho
United States Air Corps
When Second Lieutenant Pifer
dropped out 10 the house and
proudly showed me his new
single gold bar. ! couldn't help
but feel that he was far better
equipped for tho iob than many
men ] had seen receive higher
commissions.
When ! mentioned aS much.
he pointed 20 the wings on his
chest and Crinned
That evens mp everything.
fellow. We filters look here, not
at the shoulders"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Purchase School Bonds

II. V Sattlcy & Co. Inc, and
Grouse, Bennett, Smith & Co.
jointly, have purchased $4,000
School District No. 7, fractional,
Clinton and Harrison townships,
Macomb County. refunding bonds.
They mature from April /. 1914
TO 1862 inclusive. bear interest at
the rate of 2i2 per cent TO April
|. 1917; 3 per cent thereafter to
April l, 1857. q per cent there
after 10 April ! 1857 and an per
cent thereafter TO maturity. and
were reoflered TO yield 80 per
cent 10 3 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Joined the CAP

Earl talked IL over with his
wife and 17-ycar-old son and
they decided the boys IN the
shop would help OUt and that
perhaps the firms customers
wouldn't mind dealing with a
woman for the tittf' Ton.
And his wife who. as ScCrC-
tary 10 a well known business
man here, is known 10 hundreds
of business men and bankers
simply as Miss Johnson de
cided that If her husband had a
bigger Job 10 do. she could d.
vide her time between his bust
ness and her present employer.
Within n matter OF weeks. hc
was on tho Atlantic Patrol for
the CAP and some day after the
MaF.-the- records -aiseiase
what kind of a job he and his
mates did and how many subs
they sent % Davy Jones locker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Gremlins Stepped In

Lieutenant Pifcr did his ioh
and kept his mouth shut. He
was. however. able 20 tell his
wife about ballng ont Of pllr-
suit ship IN North Dakota and
an occasional trinket let her
guess AZ the miles he was Gov
erIng delivering both pursuits
and bomberS for Uncle Sam.
Last Sunday. he and two
other Young officers took off in
an ABS medium bomber from
Wayne County Airport.
The report issued 10 tho news
papers by the army didn't men
ton the gremlins that iced up
the cockpit glass. or the httle
CnomcS which deposited the ice
on the WINGS II merely SAID
Lieutenant Pifcr and Lieuten-
ant Mcclure were injured and
Lieutenant BaFSdIs killed in a
crash Of undetermined origin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
M. s. Rukeyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Urges StreamllininS
1913 Annual Reports

Business executives instead disSipang energies in
dealing only with immediate practical episodes
Scducaton fundamentals should recognize
tho annual provides platform telling
tho truth about the of the
terms understandable their workers. stockholders
and the general public.
With the world anamc Globa warfare and with
ndge>tcd notions the
rauon VIII muh major opportunity they regard the 1913
annual report a routine undertaking
II should be OF relating the
obecNc> a great people in civilian living
The annual be fortnight effective
that from the enemy language MarXism
chcS Of academic economists and stalks
language OF the ordinary family budget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Sees improved Car

Christopher is proud OF the
showing his company has made
on its dealerships. One hundred
and twenty-four new outlets
have been added. at the rate of
one every three days. Factory
field forces have been retained
intact
The Packard chief is looking
ahead 10 the time that cars are
again built at MS plant. He sees
an improved product. although
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
\ Real Sacrifice

When ! walked into the hos
pital room and looked down AZ
my friends pain wracked body
his back broken and months IN
tho hospital ahead Of him I
couldn't help bur think ~ the
ltne handsome Young officer
who had k.ddingiy SAID
we look 1T the wings"
And. TOO. ! couldn't help but
think that be- could have been
hack ~ Plier Electric hale and
hearty
Ny friends there g., a Detroit
business man Of which every
man woman and child IN this
cliN shouId be- really proud and
] m doubly proud 20 cal him m,
friend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Car Dealers Learn
Service Can Pay,
Christopher Says
BY SILER FREEMAN

the first ones will resemble the
1912 Clipper.
Were working with closer
tolerances," he pointed out, land
this will bring about "A better
product Tool development has
been great. Hardening processes
have been improved.
I'VE are learning a lot from
our aircraft work. But the
things which we bring over from
that field must be better AT the
same cost. Cost IL always i'm
portant In building cars on
competitive basis. But we have
always done IL before and we
can do Ii again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Auto


George Christopher, Packard'S
hard-hittlng president, sees no
dire things in store for automo-
bile dealers in l943. In fact. he
believes there will be fewer
dealers going out of business
this year than last.
THE weak die first" Christie
pher explained in his own
graphic way, "If tire and gaso-
line rationing didn't kill 'em of
last year, then they're a pretty
good bet To weather I943.
"Of course" he added thought
fully III they stop selling gaso-
line entirely, II may change the
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Make Service Paw

Christopher even sees a silver
lining in the vicissitudes TO
which the dealers have bean
subjected. 1t has taught them
how 10 make money cut of sefv-
ice, something they never knew
before.
"SOme dealers only could see
sales" he said. They paid little
attention TO service and conse-
quently ran IL as sideline TO
sales, without making II pay.
But the slump In sales taught
them the Importance of doing a
good job on service. They found
il could pay and does pay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Grain Futures
Close Lower;
Soybedns Bid Up

CHICAGO, Jan. 6 QNS).
Wheat was under moderate pres, 4
sure today and dropped 7sc TO 1cJ\
Last prices were Al the low with
May Sl.39ls. Corn finished &c to-,
&c lower after ruling moderately
higher. May closed &c off at
95'sc Oats closed sc 10 nc
lower, and rye &c off
There was good inquiry for soy
beans, but no sales were reported.
The May future was bid up Sic
TO Sl.7Sls against Sl75t, bid yes
terdaN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Praises Women

Christopher has a kind word
for his women workers.
I'VE started of at the begin
ming Of our war work on the
basis we would have no women"
he said frankly New We have
IL to Is per cent. We will prob
ably have about 80 per cent or
our total employment women by
the end OF this year.
They do a darn good job,
too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
NJ |. Brioqs RESIGNS
As Vice President

" p Brown president ~ Vac
Brsgs Manufacturing Company
todat ANNOUNCED ttr resignation
81 ". j. BURg. as Nicc president
y iggS VIII become ASSOC iatCd with
ne real estate department o. tuc
RnSgs COMMERCIAL \and Dc.flop-
tent Company y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
GiIbreath Member
OF Detroit EXCHANGE

William S. Gilbreath Jr.. vice
president of the FIRST of Michigan
Corporation, has been elected
member of the Detroit Stock En-
change and the First of Michigan
Corporation has become a regis
tered member of the exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

In l9l3 annual reports which attuned to the times the
ppuiarHaon be related the
should dramatically presented Otherwise the reports
Will be balyhoo special pleading
caonal documents Good printing good illustrations
pictures etc. all desirable but they adequate
of
Shnphted yet veriabc accounting
WIN the survival OF the enterprise system itself
large scale
add his chorus making genuine public
The times of for
petty striving for personal publicity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Earnings

lee RHbbsr and Tire Corporation and ns
subsidiaries report fof the fiscal wear ended
october 81 a net profit ~ xi.iff. 7sa Afie.
income and -LLcrsA- -tul4lA II <aA-aE-a- t4...L
don Of $50 O00 flr contingencies Net d.
'qusi 20 81 ~ A share against 81 $50 a5t,
lr 50 u snare On TIE preceding wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
New York Cotton

Vhfr U0nIUs CIOsFU JanuHrN II u
nominal February. 10 80 nominal April
10 g. nominal. June. 10 % nom nal
August. "a -. nominal. september 10 10
nominal November, l9 rs, nominal
n.Npminsl.
Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
TOLEDO CASH GRAI>

ToLEpo. o Jan 9 uNsI cssh ram
On fraCk
WHEAT No. red 49HlsA
CokN 30 yellow sa ueoc No. yell
low. gBHa4t
OATS No ? White l.V5s'8e. No. 4
white - ~ %
soYBEANs No. 2 yellow, 81 G5qiss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
CmCAGo CASH GRAIN

CHIC AGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Jan. (iNSi Cash Eraln
close
WHEAT Ma. 3 hard. Sli3i
CORN No. I yellow. gSc No yellow
95h nssitr. No. yellow 92i4 1g7c. No.
yellow, 80 - % CSC No. 5 yellow 7su
CSC sample yellow. 6tia u p7c, No. 4 whiis.
81 .05stf.Osl.
oATs-Ho 3 mixed 5s8c SO. White,
see No white. 1sl SO I white So
sample white 54isc sample red special,
53c No / mixed heavy sic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Short Form System Used by Big Corporations

The Streamlned short form accounting which has
ocn used 10y the United Steel Corporation
other corporal relates such corporate the
Nnc social and political thinking whereas
archaic and speaks the obsolete of the gay
the short form had been use the pre-
'almg dcnagogy concerning modern corporation might
have been obyiatcd
Under the short form taxes presented and there
no monkey business about discussing profits before
Of after taxes Only the figure after
rhuahe rewards for carrying the operations
gIeS before little
before and salaries
Thus, the short form had been
would have seen the nature OF the problem
clearly.
The confusion prevails reorganization contracts
Some businessmen have already been told
that They interested
If the short form used the profit
OF other
prior claim of taxes to corporate receipts has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Detroit Stocks
I NII~IEn

Rordon 40 100 "a, 20, %, q,
RI A Lite IS 200 ~ Ia I~+ a
Sales, including odd lots $3.50 shares
Dividends In the foregoing table are TN.
anteust- Declared t,t paid ~u-f far irr~ yFsr.
unless otherwise noted. a-Iiquidating di,i-
drnd. bon accommodations. eN-EN- div id.nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Survival Of Free Enterprise at Stake

prior claim of taxes to corporate receipts has b
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
WEST COAST
HAPPENINGS
By LAWRENCE F. LAMAR

LOS ANGELES - Harlem has
really stormed Hollywood. What
with the trainlosds OF talent i'm
portstion by goth ,Cen;ury-Fox
studio for It's current all-sepia cas-;
production Stormy Weather" and
sundry other reasons, this famed
citadel Of the cinema can well be
called a second Harlem. Tonde-
layo that dimpled bundle OF exotic
charm here for Stormy Weather"
is without the expert squirting OF
playboy Melvin Voolfolk, OF Vir-
gina. That handsome Romeo. for
mer husband OF Nina Mae McKin-
ney. has hurried home to see his
Uncle Sam about little war duty
George Garner, famed singer and
choral director, was up ana about
.'other day after being confined
for more than nine months follow
ing an accident. George is. giving
MS first recital since leaving the
hospital. Sunday. Rumor says Ted
Robinson Of Chicago currently on
the outs with his missus. had ideas
las. week OF sorta ending il all
but pleeceman urged him %
change his mind Jimmy Mel
son. proprietor OF TIE Dunbar hotel
here, was lard very. very low here
last week by an attack OF pneu-
monia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
.ooper's Troops Put
On ShoW In Ha,Uaiii

girls serve with him This was
followed by a scene in barracks a,
reveille in which Sgt. Maxwell had
10 awaken his men. This skii IN.
cluded Sgt. Robinson as The Van
ishing American" Sgt. Norman
Bechworth as an Italian. and Pvt.
r. Q. johnson as a drafted Shake
spesrisn actor. Other skjts were
United Nations Review" with SGT
Bechworih as naluralized Italian
sergeant, drilling Cpl. Bos;ick. who
played the part OF na,urslized
West Indian recruit. Another num-
Der presented Pvt George Jacobs
as a female !mpersouaior.
The highiighi OF The show was
the swing band and Hooper
Troopers. six-man dance team
led by Pvt. James Thomas and IN.
Guiding A Harris. VI logan, b
Modesto L. Thompson ard J. Tur.
1er The band played several
numeerA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Famed Artist
Will Appear
In A Recital

Mrs. S. Liberia Chisholm. lyric
soprano. will appear in recital
q: Ebenezer AME church. Brush
and Willis streets. Friday. March
-. The recital will be under the
auspices OF Wolverine District Of
Prince Hall Grand Lodge, F. and
A. NJ.
Mrs. Chisholm is graduate Of
Detroit institute OF Musical Art ana
the New England Conservatory OF
Music. Boston. She has studied
with leading teachers OF the coun-
try. including Nine. Quincy Ray
mond. formerly OF Paris, France.
who now has studios tn America.
The singer made her debut In
1889. and since that time has Won
a national reputation as con-
cert and radio artist Sic has
been soloist at the Ninth Church
OF Christ Scientist since it was
opened
She also sang the role OF mi
caela" in the Detroit Opera Guild 5
production Of Bizcts Carmen" in
l94l. She recently appeared in
concert in Flint, under the aus
pices OF Eureka lodge No. 10,
+. and A NJ.
Mrs. Chisholm will be accom-
panied by Burton A. Fuller. grad
uate OF the University OF Michigan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
rn.,.,s., s,,s cor-.,pons.n,,

-(Defendtr STAN CorreepondenD
LOS ANGELES.-The long
arm OF the law spawned 10
years to reach out from the
state Of New Jersey to Cali
fornia this week in an effort
10 bring 20 the ba; Of justice Alon-
20 Gibbs. 81. alias Russell Big
ham. wanted for the fatal ehoot-
ing Of his common.iaw wife, Sa-
rah Frank. in August. 1924. in
Newark.
Since the death Of the Frank
woman. Gibbs. as Bingham, has
ed an eventtul an reSpecuu' l',e
Interviewed in the IA. County
jll in the presence OF his counsel,
Walter l. Gordon Jr.. Gibbs told
reporters the story OF the crime
and his subsequent movements.
Gibbs. a well-known movie extra,
said following IN a,:ercat;o7 the
woman LEFT him. Later. when he
found her she asked for money %
open their apartment
Gibbs said he gave the woman
$40. When she failed TO put in an
appearance. he sought her out de-
handing return Of his money. The
woman is said to have produced a
gun. Gibbs said he was forced TO
employ a ruse in order TO get close
enough 10 the woman TO grab the
menacing gun. During the ensuing
tussle for the weapon Gibbs said
he hear the report OF the pistol
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

HAWAII - The Anti-Aircrai:
Reg ment commanded by Col c NJ.
Hooper. one OF the units OF the
Hawaiian Anu-Aircraft Command
recently proscntei variety show
called The Chocolate Soldier on
Parade" This show was written
by The men and directed and pro-
ddccd by Maj Edward I. Marshall.
Il began with an aria from the
opcrc.ta The Chocolate Soldier"
suns by Cpl Benny Robinson, who
was supported by the glee club
wi \ Sgt. Charles Goats directing
Among the comedy ski,s presented
was one entitled Draft Scene, "
starring Sgt. Duffy Robinson. Ac.
ccrding % the aceoun; written IN
he Command newsp per The Md.
Pacihcan." SGT Robinson played the
part OF what was termed The Van
lshing American young man ci
DRAFT age Who was ready 10 serve
DIS country, on condition that the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
SANS CELEBRITY NIGHT
IS FEATURE ATTRACTION

Coleman. and wife. Sister Rosetta
Tharpe. Bill Moore, Nellie Martens.
Ozeal Miller. George Sanders. AL
inc Saiton. Thelma Howell, Ella
Mae Leonard. Ruby Helen Floyd.
-Mrs-Alser- Wilks, -Mrs-Anna- Ruth
Smith, Jr, -MFs--Anna Craft Mary
Dogett:
Lorraine Hatton. Andrew Harris
Thomas Herndon. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hatton. Curtis Walker. Sam
uel Edwards. Ora Lee Kyles, Bar.
bara Reese, Fred Willis. Pearl
Marshall. Elizabeth Castle. Marie
Moore, Wee Willie Williams, Eloiss
Stoutermire, Betty James, Mary
Ragland. Norma Pinckney. Iva Hall,
Lillian Drye. Bobbie Hunt and Del
Smith.
Dick Barrow. capable emcee and
producer, always offers fine floor
show for the benefit OF the patrons.
Joe Dickerson and his Rhythmas-
tiers provide the music for the door
show and dancing at this spot
Make your reservations now "a
attend the next celebrity night on
Tuesday at Little Sans Cabaret.
Genial James Davis. the manager,
will make you enjoy yourself
whenever you visit the cabaret
ChiSm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06

When bigger and better celebrity
night parties are given II will be
Little Sans Cabaret who will give
them as the patrons who make
their weekly trek to this popular
Beaubien street cabaret will say
Tuesday of EACH week. Sam Brant
he owner Of Little Sans cabaret.
offers his large following topnotch
artists OF the theatrical world for
the public to see. meet and greet
at the gala celebrity night parties,
COR which this cabaret has now be-
come nationally famous.
Louis Prima, king OF the trum-
pet. and his entire show have been
welcomed to become the special
guests of the cabaret this coming
Tuesday night. Be on hand to see
and greet one Of your favoriie
oandsmen and his aggregation on
Tuesday at Little Sans cabaret.
ENTERTAINED MILLENDER
CAST
Last week. a gala time was had
by the show cast OF Lucky Millen-
der and the Four Ink Spots who
appeared here last week at Paradise
theatre.
Among those who appeared on
the noorboards and offered their
bit Of entertainment for the bene-
At Of the patrons were Pesieg
Bates. universally known unpied
uniped artist and Freddy Gordon,
comedy and tapstep star with.
Lucky Millender show.
Other than stage and radio ar
lists who attend the celebrity night
affair, local and aspiring entertain
ers are given an opportunity to
show of their talent before hun
dreds OF nitelifers who regularly
attend Little Sans cabaret
Many Were Present
Among those in the theatrical
party and guests were Pegleg Bates
Freddie Gordon, Speedy Secto,
Lave Francis, Nick Fenton. Rozelle
Claxton. Joe Guy, Paziza Simon.
Freddie Bryant. Harold Wallace, M.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
Film Extra Held In NJ.
l9-Year Murder Charge

and felt the body OF the woman
relax. He said he knew she was
wounded, but not TO what extent
He summoned an ambulance
leaving before It's arrival. Gibbs
said he boarded a cargo ship ana
sailed for South America as sea
man. Later. Gibbs said he worked
on the docks.
Gibbs as Bingham. arrived in
Los Angeles in 1925 The -ond
day following his arrival he land.
ed a job as motion picture ex-
ira in the Paramount film "Fou,
Feathers" then being filmed or
the desert near Palm Springs. The
job lasted two weeks which en-
abled him TO get good start La
ter, he worked in another Para
mount studio picture. Ham ana
Eggs at the Front" starring Moran
and Mack. That was the extent OF
Gibbs. or Bingham's picture ca
reer.
The fugitive was az one time
one OF the best pocket billiard
players in the country Az an early
age. he began travelling around
with the then young Bill "Pojan-
giles" Robinson. meeting all COM
ers at the game. Gibbs relate I
how on many occasions he and
Bojangles would rival each other
just for the applause OF the house
Held For Exhadition
Robinson. on his many trips to
the coast has always looked up
his old friend for match games
These games have seen these old
friends wager as much as $500 on
the outcome OF pool game. Gibbs
was arrested last week by local
police on simple gambling
charge. A check OF his finger prints
identified him in connection with
he New Jersey crime.
Chief OF Police Horral OF the To-
cal force Immediately wired New
ark authorities OF the mans cap
ture. Il is understood. New Jer.
sey authorities are or their way
20 the coast 20 return GIBBS 20 the
scene Of the crime 20 stand tr.al
Atty. Waiter L Gordon repre-
sen;ing Gibbs, ;eieEraphed Cove
nor Earl Warren az this state, for
a hearing before the extrad.;ion Is
granted. Warren assured hin tina,
there would be a hearing he'd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
By ALFRED A. DUCKETT

NETWORK CIT iY..-New York
producers came through last week
and made good their promises 10
undcrwrite the losses Il the recent.
ly.closcd Native Son" which shut
down two weeks after Threatened
with censorship by the Catholic
Theatre Movement.
When the Richard Wright dra-
ma. starring Canada Lee. faced a
closing notice as result OF the
wave OF n'ur eipsl ceHsure CT "in1
deccn, shows" members Of Equity.
leading theatre organization. and
Broadway producers met in pro-
test and offered their united s"p-
port. financial and moral, 10 pre-
vent failure Two weeks later, IN
shows producer Very and Wy.
liam Brandt. terminated 'he pro-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
ALL men ARE
o..
EQUAL BACK
ON The AIR
NEW YORK.-Clifford Burde,te.

NEW YORK.-Clifford Burde,te.
radio script writer and announcer.
returned 70 the air over Station
WINS Sunday with his All Men
Are Created Equal" program The
program had been a suStainer over
smaller station until few
months ago when its sudden reno.
val caused eyebrow lifting Many
figured II case OF discrimination
George Jessel will be Mr.. Bur
deue's guest on the frs; program
In a sketch by John America.
written by Burdette. Jessel will
pay the part OF a workingman who
learns that until Negro dscrlmi-
nation Is ended. we cannot win
the war.
Actors from New York Univer-
stys dramatic club and the Hamp-
shire Glee Club. will assist in the
program
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-06
+ BONE WALKER MADE NO
MISTAKE going SINGLE

CHICAGO. lll-Whcn T-Bone
Walker quiz Les Hite's band 20 do
solo work critics sald he had ma : G
mistake but ii turns out now N :
the band that allowed IT, 10 6et
away was The loser and no, the ar
list For T-Bone Walker, the gui-
tarist who strings and sings at
Charlie Glenn's Rhumboogie cafe
here nightly, is sensation and in
sddition is one OF the most sought
after performers in night club
circles
Recently when Erskine Hawkins
visited Chicago he made T-Bone a
afterng offer 10 Join his Tuxedo