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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Morris, Jubilee Speaker
AT Abyssinian Church

Los ANGELES - DR.. Charles
Saiohell Morris. II, Baptist clergy.
MIN and former professor OF Eng.
lish a; Tennessee State college. has
beer invited by the Rev Adam
Clayton Powell Jr.. pastor OF New
York 6Ay's Abyssinian Baptist
church. 20 be the guest speaker on
February %. on the special dedi.
cation program marking the TWEEN.
tieth year AbysSln an church has
occupied its present site
Dr. Morris father. The late Or
Charles Satehell Morris, Sr. was
. noted BapuSt African missionary
ard former pastar Of Harlem S
famous AbySSlnan church. said to
iSve been one ot the largest Prot
estaR congregations in America.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Alice Wanted Lena And
Horne Sought Faye, Too

HOLLYWOOD - Stars don't
get around nearly as much as
people think.
When Alice Faye first came 10
10Th Century-Fox. the first thing
she wanted 10 do was meet Don
Ameche,
You'd think star like Betty
Cradle knew every other star in
town-but when she checked in
on the lot her first whispered de-
sire was an introduction TO Ty-
rome Power.
Many a star on one lot. has 70
wangle an introduction through
mutual friends. TO some star on
another lot--as when Geof &c
Montgomery wanted % date Hedy
LAMAR. or when Cesar Romero
wanted a dance with Dorothy La.
mour-or any OF half a hundred
other surprise occasions.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

So. II wasn't much OF surprise
to Director Andrew Stone when
Lena Horne. on the first day she
reported for work in Goth Gen.
tury-Fox Stormy Weather" con-
AIDED a warm and an immediate
desire 10 meet her Yavoritc-Alice
Faye.
Yesterday. Lena got her wish
Stone passed the problem on 10
Bill Robinson. who stars with Lee
ma in stormy Weather" And Bill
the one star in Hollywood who
apparently knows everybody
promptly took her over 20 Alice
Fayes bungalow 20 Introduce her
Unfortunately. Alice wasn't IN
Her maid said she's jus; gone over
10 the Sc, OF Stormy Weather" 10
try TO wrangle an intersection 10
Lena Horne.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

In an elaborate cabaret scene.
Whitman as master of ceremonies
introduces Lena Horne, Babe Wal
lace. Shelton Brooks impersonating
Bert Williams. and other famed
figures.
The names Of the members OF the
band are as follows: Charles Wellan.
Ulysses Banks. Earl Hale. Maxwell
Davis, saxophones; Theodore Shir-
ley. bass; Lawrence Lassiter, Bert
Brooks, Leo Mccoy Davis. violins;
Herman Pickett. Eddie Myart,
pianos: RADON Tarrant drums; Bar
ron Morehesd. Happy Johnson, John
Haughton, James Johnson. from
bones: Carl George. Eddie Hutchin-
son, James Porter and Ted Buck
ner. trumpets.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
GLADYSPAlMER'
ON HIGH SPOT
At CLUB CONGO
Lillian Fitzgerald And
Red And Curly Also
Stars In Show

That charming and comely young
woman, Gladys Palmer. spread a
wealth OF applause over Club Congo
last Friday night as headliner in
Larry Steeles new production.
keeping Up The Good Morale, "
. show dedicated 10 the war workers
OF America.
Miss Palmer whipped up storm
OF applause with her singing and
playing OF the piano, especially
when she ventured over into the
hoogie-woogie department. And her
singing OF Slender, Tender and
Tall was the opening number which
sent the crowd into the right mood.
She came back with "St. Louis
Blues ard encored with II Got
il Bad" with some boogie woogie
playing in between.
Those two young men. Red and
Curly. lived up TO the advance pub
Lefty with their tap dancing. beat
ing OF the drums. and singing. You
will have 10 see The BOYS 10 appre-
ciate their ability Ard Lillian
Fitzgerald, ball Of fire Coincidence.
hit the high spots as she sold her
songs. The girls real laugh
gei.er.
Lovey Lane. a holdover from the
previous show. scores heavily with
her exotic dance, and Car.;ha Har.
bert pretty red-headed S7ubret;e
provides the torch TO the three pro-
auctions she fronts with the Amber
Stee,eiteS.
tbdrry Steel turns neat trick IN
emceeirg the snow. and the music
j. furnished by James Martins Club
Congo band
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
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Stormy Weather Lot Is Big
Circus Watched By All Stars

rector Stone will call a halt so
that production can be resumed -
and production means more Jam
sessions, only this time before the
camera and according TO script
The grand stand has solved the
visitors problem TO the extent that
they are no longer getting in every
ones way - but TIE newest head
ache is arising over priorities on
seats.
I've been producing for more
years than | care to think about,
LeBaron declared. land this IS the
first situation Of this kind I've ever
run into. The next step will prob
ably De setting limit to the
amount ottrme any one person can
sit in the grandstand Heaven
knows We can't stop these boys
from tanning
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
.Porgy And Bess' Will
Play In Detroit Again,

CITY, Mo.-(ANP)-
"Porgy and BesS' the Gershwin
musical starring Todd Duncan ano
ETA Mo,en. opened in the Munci-
pal auditorium theatre here on
Wednesday coming Via wichita
Kdns. from ST. Louis where for
two weeks the show played TO
packed houses Next week after
Sunday stop at Des MONIES the
play opens in Minneapolis then
10 81. Paul with a week IN Mil.
waukee. Wis. scheduled for Feoru.
airy Is
Critics have been uniformly en-
ihuS,as,ic in praise Of tie perform
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
PAGE 10 II

PAGE 10 II
TWO OF OUR old favorites. Todd
Duncan and Eta Mo,en, will re.
turn to Detroit next month as head
liners in "Porgy and Bess' =.
which was here last fall for a two
week stand at the Cass the
same house where i; was shown
on the. return engagement come
next month -. Gladys Palmer,
teadl.n.ng the new floor show al
Club Congo, is a terrific pianist
. .. eSpec ally when i; comes 10
humping Oh; booge woogle q.
and those Two funny men. Red and
Curly, ha1 their big chance with
CAB CalloKaX- hack-.n- 1896 1hen
the H. De Ho Prince brought them
OUT OF Birmingham to open at q
house IN Philadelphia -. Anna
Mae H.,.-~the husky-voiced singer
who~lett these parts some years
ago, dropped in on Us las, week.
She Nj remain IN Detroit for a
>aor; me before gong back east
Vas with one Of Major Bowes
units for a tine and has since
been dong exceedingly wei
Just learned that H eel Mickens
and Katherine Allen. two torso
tw4S;crS. are sisters Of George and
Buster Peaks George is q
good basketbsller and Buster toSse.
leather in the ring And Charlie.
Dixon is brother OF Tina (Push
OuD Dixon.
SCENE ON ADAMS AVENUE
He had floored her with a stiff
r.gh: 10 the Jaw and while
squa;tnE n a s,upor on tie ICE
a large crowd gathered. many OF
them expressing sympathy for the
girl and a; the same time denounc.
.ng, the man for his brutality Blu,
ne was not aoaShed telling
nat she Mas JUS crazy -rEaae
;hen the sweet L:,le thing got ur
OF her haaasheS,@ walked over &c
her man and began pleading with
/ him 70 accompany her home
and The crowd mu-mured: VIVA,
fool she is Phlppa Duke
Schuy ler. The ll-year-old pianist.
composer. Vii be al Detroit In.
su,ute OF A.; on Thursday night
trea; you should no; miss
She has composed more than one
hundred musical compositions
D.ok BarroNS. VINO emcees tie
shows al Lille Sans, IS very
4, llkeable fellow.
WARREN BANKS gets his frs,
big break the afIablc young man
IS now emceeing the show al Club
Zomb.c and doing a mighty good
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

ance of the cast In many instances
cities have been waiting FIVE years
20 see the play 65;;izens in tie
various cen;ers have been lavish
in their hospitality. Here on OPEN
ing night the Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority led the van Of entertain.
mehts by giving tea in honor OF
Soror Moten and the entire cast.
to which many citizens Of tie COM
mun.ty were invited.
"Porgy and Bess" plays a return
engagement a. the Cass theatre IN
Detroit starting The hrst week in
March.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
Harry Levette Says
Johnsons Band Ok
By HARRY LEVETTE

C. Johnson who has made wonderful record for himself
his band since he first arrived the honored
y having the 20 mpersonaon OF the late Jim Europes
band in Foxs Stormy Weather chosen from his fine outfit This
result of additions for 200 musicians including Noble
Sissle Benny Carriers, Les Hte Ceele Burkes and other
orchestras Douglas who will be hostess
who takes Caleb Peterson the floor dance when Stage
Door Canteen released should by all gwen
dialogue instead the hit She has had training
and reads lines we'll besides it's only natural the that she
would talk the soldier lust back from Guadaana
the Monica wife OF
Phil Carter MGM unit pubcist for Cabin She's pretty
petite vvaciou complexion intelligent Should
60 long Newest member OF Screen Actors guild Antse
Clear brown phoogenc complexion Ave feet four OF
sparkling personality Brimfu of vibrant activity plenty Of
click for she has the determination learn and
succeed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
TALK BY LINCOLN HEAD

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-Presi.
den; Sherman D Scruggs OF Lin.
coin university. addressed large
lntewacial audience al the Halle @
Brown Community house IN 81.
Paul, MINI, las; Thursday gh; IN
In The Midst Of War Young Peo-
pie Mus; be Prepared for the Peace
Period"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
MISS HOLIDAY
APPLAUDED BY
FIRST NITERs
Is Star In The Current
Club ZOm bic
S low
BY LARRY CHISM

Prominent first nighters and a
host OF nitelife lovers turned out
in mass on Monday night TO well
come songstress Billie Holiday 10
the Club Zombie where she Is
starred in a Leonard Reed produc-
ton titled after her latest record
ing, "Travelin' Light"
/ There was standing room only as
the floor show got under way with
TIE tune How Bout That Mess" by
Cecil Lees band started off the
Eoorboard- offering of the entire
cast doing a spiel of what's to come
for the benefit OF the patrons.
Mary Stevens. captain Of the ten
chorines, did solo on song and
was followed by the taps in unison
Of the Brown Twins, for some good
~ applause. o
Show Offering Was Fine
Baby Lawrence, second only 10
Bojangles IN the manner Of execut-
ing intricate taps,eps. laid down
some iron in the way his public
liked. 10 be rewarded for his ef-
forts by hearty applause from the
first nighters present
Il Promise To Remember" a
Reed composition. was highlig tted
when Reed and Mary Stevens sang
the lyrics Of the song to each other
as the chorines. in a Valentinish
costume. backgrounded the duo Of
songsters
Miss Holiday. Feature Attraction
Feature attraction OF the show
was the offering of four songs by
Miss Billie Holiday. star Of the cur.
rent show, radio and cabaret
celebrity. With an orchid in her
hair. Miss Holiday rendered. En-
oraceable You" Then There Eyes,
My Mellow Man" and "Travelin'
Light" the latter recorded with
Pau. Wh.;eman's band.
She proved jus, wha: the patrons
wanted and received a warm re-
cepuon on her opening night al
Breads Club Zombie.
Wizsrdy on skates was featured
by O;;o Eason whose nimble skate
clad feet executed a boogie, sand,
trucking and other modern stops
atop the skates 10 become the spot
light star OF the show. HIS imita-
ton Of Bojangles Robinson while
on skates won the hearts OF the
nitelters.
First Nighters Present
Among the frs; nighters enjoying
the show were Thomas Gamble
Mouse Whitfield, S;u:z Anderson,
Walter Plant, Victor Peaks, Edward
4 Baker, Bob Robinson. Warren
Banks. Paul WykoH, Mr.. and Mrs
Ro.lo s. Vest, Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses
Boykln, Corp. Louis Adrine and his
sister. Miss Lucille Adrine.
Celebrities present were Ear
Hines, Madeline Green, Billy Eek.
stein. P!gmea; Markham and June
Richmond.
Others present included Sunnie
Wilson and Miss Crystal Hall Of
New York, Geneva Brown Tyson
Naomi Moore Walker and Juani;s
Brooks.-Ch.Sm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13

An extension handle has been IN.
vented that can be fastened 20 paint
brushes ard various iooIS 10 enable
them 10 be used on walls. ceilings.
basebosrds and the under SIDES of
shelves by a man standing erect.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
MOke And Poke
Still Clicking
At Paramount

NEW YORK-(c) Moke and
Poke. the hilarious comedy team.
have gone into their seventh week
on Broadway a: the Paramount the
a,re They were at the Apollo
theatre the week before they be-
gan their lengthy engagement AZ
he Paramount The co-starrine
picture is Star Spangled Rhythm"
WITH. Rochester Katy DHnham and
he Golden Gate quartz:
Mixed with water for use. a new
paint in powdered form is being made
from corn.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Bus Driver Cleared
In Womun's S Deuth

Oliver c. WilbWn, 26. of Airing
ton. an A. B, & w. Transit Co. bus
driver, was acquitted yesterday in
Municipal Court of negligent
homicide in connection with the
traffic death of Miss Sally T. SIM
pelnen, %. last October Is.
Judge Walter Casey directed the
jury to return not guilty verdict
after the Government had failed to
SHOW that MI. Wilburn had been
careless in the operation of his bus.
Miss Simpainen, who resided at
SOB Quintana place NV, was fatally
injured when struck by the bus
driven by Mr., Wilburn at the inter-
section Of Tenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
All Factions in Fight
Over Beveridge Plan
Willing 10 Heal Breach
Inclined to Regard
Program as Aport
From Winning War
By the Associated Press.


LONDON. Feb. l9.-All factions II;
Eritain's fight over postwar social
security legislation showed a dis
position today to heal the breach in
Prime Minister Churchill's coalition
government manifest Yesterday
when Laborites mustered lle votes
against the cabinet in the House Of
Commons.
Inc inclination everywhere was 10
regard the dispute over Sir William
beVefldges cradle-to-the-erave Sc
curlty program as an issue having
no effect on national unity in the
prosecution of the war.
1t has nothing to Go with the
war" said the conservative Daily
Telegraph in a conciliatory editorial
The Laborite Daily Herald de-
scrlbed as unfCunded an expectation
that Labor party members of the
war cabinet, the aioritv Of whose
colleagues in Parliament refused to
follow them in support Of the gov
ernment, would resign.
Inese INCLUDE Labor Minister
Bevin. Home Secretary Herbert
Stanley Morrison and Dominion Af-
fairs Secretary Clement r. Attlee.
The Labor party ministers Will
meet Monday to assay their posi-
ton and most observers expressed
belief that Mr.. Bevin. the only one
OF the three who has definitely
threatened to resign, would have
been persuaded by then to forget it.
A remote possibility remained
that Mr.. Churchill might demand
a vote OF confidence from the House
to put the Laborites on record as
continuing support of his regime.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Pilot, Down in Jungle, Cheered
American Victory From Treetop

his dive bomber was shot down at
sea and he was able to rejoin his
American comrades
1t. Leslie made his way to shore
after parachuting from TOO feet and
wandered in the steaming jungles
like hunted felon.
Il escaped detection behind enemy
lines and finally climbed a mountain
top to get my bearings, spotting
Henderson Field only 10 miles away"
Lit Leslie continued.
Il climbed palm tree and wit
messed the sea battle"
Later 1t. Leslie stole a canoe and
reached native village, where
Dutch missionaries took care of him
He was rescued by launch sent out
from Henderson Field.
Leslie has regained so pounds he
lost during the ordeal and now is at
a West Coast air base.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Grond Opera Moss Meetino

The National Negro Opera Co,
Inc, is holding a special mass meet
ing on The Negro in Grand Opera
at 4:3O pm. Sunday at the John
Wesley A M E. Church, Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets NV.
Special music will be furnished by
the John Wesley Cathedral Choir
under the direction of w. Scott
Mayo.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
By tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, Feb. l9-Perched
atop palm tree 10 miles from Hen
derSon Field. a bearded, gaunt and
emaciated white man was a one
man cheering section for American
bluejackets as they hacked and
hewed a Japanese invasion armada
to pieces off Guadalcanal last Octo-
Der IA
The one-man rooter was First 1t.
Dale M Leslie. Marine Corps pilot
from Madison, Fla. who related
yesterday a story of As Gays Of pri-
walton he suffered between the time
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Dr.. Rowe TO Speok

DR.. Harold B. Rowe, director of
the Food Rationing Division, Office
OF Price Administration. will address
the Cosmos Club on The Rationale
OF Food Rationing" at 8 pm. Mon
day.
Evening star., 1943-02-19

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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30
A. G. Mogan, 8 Years Resident
OF Genevieve Community, Dies

Stiley, T. o. Pritchard and A. o
Nelson.
Burial was in Hiliview cemetery
with Kyle Masonic lodge officiating
at the grave. The Holland funera,
chapel was in charge.
Mr.. Mogan died at his home in
HinSdale Monday. He had been in
poor health for the past year and
was confined to his bed since Sept
ember.
Mr.. Mogan was born Feb. "a. 1855,
at Numedahl, Norway, where he
spent his early life and attended
school. He came to the United
States in 1871 and attended Dixon
college, Dixon, Ill.
In 1886 he moved to Lake Preston,
S. D., where he was married to Miss
Caroline Okre, Dec. %. He engaged
in the grain elevator business there
and at Kindred, N. D., where they
moved in 1894.
They moved to Montana in 1911.
Mr.. Mogan having filed on a home
stead % miles north of Hinsdale
the previous year. They made their
home on their farm in the Gene
We've community until recently. He
retired from active farming in 1888
and he and Mrs. Mogan moved to
Hinsdale in october, 1912.
He is survived by his widow, two
sons, G.. w. Mogan of Dinsmore,
Sask., and Alex Mogan of Dinsmore,
a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Spots
of Anaheim, Calf, and seven grand
children.
Mr.. Mogan was a member of the
Masonic lodge for fifty-Six years
and was a charter member of Kyle
lodge at Hinsdale. He was confirmed
in the Lutheran church.