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Tuesday,. OC1OBER
raSern Var Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT.. Hrs. for MWT.
Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks. made too
late 10 incorporated
5:45-Front Page Farrell Serial = nbc
Captain Midnight Sketch blu-esst
4me 'rl, Women, Drama Series = chs
Serial Series for Riddles mbs-hasic
i 60-News: Music by Shrednik nbc
r.,'dren Dramatic Skit. Daily blu
2, ?cy Howe's News Comment - chs
Music from symphonies - cbs-west
prsyer; Comment on the War mbs
c,5-Capt. Tim Healy. Spy Story - blu
E4win c. Hill in Commentary - chs
CHARLOTTE Decide at the Organ mbs
Mario Berini. Tenor Show - nbc
Jack Armstrong IN repeat - nla-"esl
Jer; SULLIVAN & Her Song Show - chs
News Time and Volney Hurd nlbs
s;5-BiI Stern and Sports Spot - nbc
Lowell Thomas and News blu-basicc
CAPT. Midnight in repeat blu-West
World News and Commentary chs
Repeat OF Riddles Serial other nAbs
7:OG-Fred Warnings Timee - nbc-baslc
Awake at The Switch. Comedy blu
i Love a Mystery" Dramatic - chs
Fulton Lewis, Jr., Comments - mos
T.I5-War News from the World nbc
The Johnson Family, a Serial mbs
7..O-The Salute to Youth nbc-basic
The NBC String Trio other nbc
Music from Andrini Continentals - blu
American Melodies, Songs, Orc. chs
Arthur Hale in Comment - mbs-east
,4@Kaltenborn Comment nbc-West
Pop Stuff by Joe Rines Orch: - blu
Arthur Hale with repeat - other mps
sOO-Glnny Sinms at Hollywood - nbc
Lights Out" Dramatic Thriller - CPS
10 Be Announced zone hour mbs
S:I5-Lum and Abner, Serial Skit - blu
& .30-forace Heidi g. Orchestra - nbc
Noah Webster Says Word Quiz - blu
Judy Canova and Variety Series - CPS
8:55-Five Minute News Period - chs
g.00-The Mystery Theater nbc-baslc
Famous jury Trials, Dramatic - olu
George Burns and Oracle Allen - chs
Gabriel Heater Comment - mos-bas.
9:l5-Dancing Music Orchestra - mos
50-Fibber MCGEE and Molly nbc
Spotlight Bands Guest Orches. - blu
Weekly Reports to the Nation chs
To Be Announced 80 mins.) mbs
9 55-Harry Wismer Sports Time blu
lo;0o-Bo Hope & Variety Show - nbc
Raymond Gram Swing Comment - blu
Passport for Adams" Drama chs
John B. Hughes in Comment mbs
10:l5-To Be Announced Us mJ - blu
Sunny Skylar and Song Session - mbsb
1o:30-Red Shelton and Company - nbc
This Nation at War. Defense - blu
Congress Speaks Washington, - chs
Paul schubert's War Analysis mbs
lo:45-Music that Endures, Orc. mbs
Ted Housing Quotes = Himself--cos
II .a9-NeW-s for Is Minutes nbc-east
The Fred Waring repeat nbc-west
News, Variety and Dance - blu & chs
Comment. Snfonietta Dancing mbs
l,:l5-La;e Variety with News nbc
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GABLE HONORED

LONDON, Oct. a. P Capt
Clark Gable has been awarded the
Air Medal for Exceptionally meri-
torious achievement while partici-
pating in five separate b m b RI
combat MISSIONS over enemy ter
ritory. Eighth Air Force headquar-
tiers announced today.
His courage, GOODNESS and skill
during the five missions reflect
great credit to him and the arm
ed forces, the citation said.
The former movie stars latest
raid was against Nantes. France,
or September 90.
1t was announced then that he
would leave soon for the United
States with a gunnery training
film he directed.
Gable manned Flying Fortress
nose gun during a part of the
flight to Nantes and also took mo-
ton pictures for training purposes.
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license plate after finishing his IL
legal business-if that's what he
was up to-
"Any news of the johnson
farm?' the second man asked.
You said you were going to see
that an eye was kept on it..
IAN eye is kept on it," said
Adam. thinking of Brenda up in
the tower room with his field-glass-
es, "but no reports as yet"
Il feel" said the first man, like
someone wandering around in a
flock of blind alleys"
Adam thought, II certainly feel
the same way, only I've also got a
few personal blind alleys to wan
der around in"
He said, "All we can do is keep
on keeping our eyes and ears open.
Sooner or later we're bound to I'm.
cover something"
(To Be ContinueD
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san had whispered as they stepped
out on the stage of the high school
auditorium. go on, kiss me-"
He had stared at her in aston
ishment, forgetting his lines.
"Darling, you know I love you,
prompted Mrs. Plat f r O m the
wings.
Darling, you know I love you,'
he had repeated in singsong
voice.
mo, not like that!' said Mrs.
Plat. Put more fire-more ar
dor-into it."
"Yes'm," he said.
Then he and Susan had gone on
with the scene. Once he was in it,
he was all right. He even forgot
all about Bill Potter. But he re-
membered him little later.
"Who are you, anyhow Bill
had said. Casanova or Don Juan
or combination of the two?"
I'm a factory owner playing g.
part he had grinned. How do
you like me?'
81 think you'd better stick to
factories Bill had said, giving
him a peculiar look. Then he'd
taken Susan's arm. Come along,
you," he said. "It's high time you
went home.
Don't pull me like that said
Susan.
Bill had gone on pulling. Spend
irg your days in factory cafe
terra and your nights in a rehearsal
hall" he said. who the devil do
you think you are?"
It wasn't a comforting scene to
remember, and Adam tried not to
remember it. But it popped up
now and then. That and the scene
between himself and Brenda. They
popped up at the oldest times
such as now, for example, as he
sat in his office listening to reports
from the heads of two departments.
The reports were unhappy ones,
with all that was in him, mean
while working out some sort of
1SIllCdy. 1lIotCdO, liz 4C111C1l1OS1Co
Brenda's lips and Bills words.
Trouble, trouble. trouble. Oh. for
those old days when the world was
a place of peace, when fellow
could stretch out under gnarled
apple tree and plan out his life.
But they were gone-and unless
his factory went on making war
tools without interruption t h e y
would never. never come again.
His small factory was cog in
stupendous machine and
Darn it all" one of the men
was saying. if we could only put
our hands on the trouble. But we
can't. What makes it SO devilish
is that so much of what happens
seems insignificant. A wheel going
wrong here, wrench that's need
ed Immediately suddenly not there,
cog that needs oil badly - a
smudge on pattern in the exact
spot that's being studied. Things
like that
You can't come right out and
say it's sabotage" said the other
man. Accidents happen in fac
tories during peace time, too, but
it sure gets you down.
Yes, l know" said Adam. 1T
gets me down But I suppose it's
one of the things everyone in our
line has to face during times like
this. The moment town becomes
the background for any variety Of
war help. it Immediately becomes
an object of suspicion. Have you
found out anything new about the
car without a license?
Nope" the first man replied.
How could we? Whoever drove
the car was careful 10 replace the
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CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT

DuiAlS tlle busy Gays that fol
AoWed-each more filled with trou.
Bile, problems and personal mat
tiers than the one before-Adam
frequently had quick and fleetine
memories OF his visit with Brenda
IN the tower room. And when he
remembered the kiss, he puckeree
his brows and wondered. 1t hac
been pleasant and exciting-and il
mad done things to him. He'd hac
little time for that sort of thing
and began wondering if he hac
missed a lot of fun and excitement
Brenda's lips had been warm ano
yielding beneath his own; in fact
she, too, had seemed to enjoy it.
So what? She had probably en-
;oyed it as she would any sort oil
diver sion. And he'd better get busy
and forget all about it. Brenda
wasn't for MIN. Even if he fell IN
love with hef-which would be fool
ish of him she would no doubt
laugh at him when he voiced what
he felt, and tell him about the
man up in New York who wa:
waiting to marry her. Then he
remembered what she had sale
when he told her she was like a
little girl who had stayed home
and waited for her knight. Maybe
I'm really like that - way down
Deep were her words.
| Well. suppose she is. What of it:
| He found no answer to his ques.
ton, and turned to other matters.
There was no place in his life fol-
any woman at the moment-that
is, If romance was to be their
background. The factory was his
life. He was welded to that for
the duration. To that. and to the
business of helping Mrs. Plat get
her sons play on. Between the
factory and the play he had little
~, time for himself. Time and again
he was tempted to put his foot
down and tell Mrs. Plat she would
have to get someone else for the
role. Then he would remember
Peter Platt-handsome, eager. sc
full of hopes and dreams-and he
couldn't go through with it. Peter
was out there fighting: no on G
really knew where. according &c
the reports Mrs. Plat gave them
and nobody knew whether or not
he would ever return. That was
War-and Peter was in the midst
of it. So there was nothing for
him to do but go on and help
Peters mother give the boys play
its chance-help her earn some
more money for boys like Peter
boys whose dreams and hopes hao
call to arms.
suddenly been interrupted by the
So it Went-day in and day out
night in and night out. Working
all day at the factory. rehearsing
until late at highland always on
the alert. Adam tried to be cheer
full, tried to appear Interested in
all that went on around hinl-but
it was difficult He was tired. wor-
ried. and sometimes he felt horri-
bly, depressed about the injury to
his leg. 1t bothered him a great
deal when he was unusually
weary; it seemed that all the
WEAKNESS in the whole wide world
centered itself in that leg and
Knocked him. To make matters
even more disturbing, he'd no.
ticed Bill Potter cycling him in a
peculiar sort of way.
He noticed this first after a re-
hearsal one evening. Bill had come
by to pick up Susan, and had stay
ed to watch the scene he and SUI
san were doing.
There's Bill down there" SUI
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Il American Soldiers
Held After Gun Fight

LONDON, Oct. 4.-lR-As a re-
9olo OF a shooting fracas with
CAl'ed States Army military po-
n oc IN Cornwall September
~ q American soldiers are be-
ing held pendingan investigation
py theArny lrovost marehal, the
-'I opea theater of operations
Ne ''e1q announced today.
Two wounded military police.
men are still under treatment in
d w. $, Army hospital" the an.
houncement added
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RADIO
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER )
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Ivan.
7;45-Red, White ana Blue Network
o.oo-DaiIy War Journal with Martin
Agronsky.
e.15-AIusical Clock.
S30-A NJ. News:
1t5-Musical Clock.
SS..60-The Breakfast CLUB with Dor
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G.15-Roy Porter, News.
~ O''a0-Iei's Dance -tN4wsj.
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Sports.
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7.Go-Awake at the Switch.
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o.9Q-Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
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az OCEAN
TANp HALF
AcoNTiNENT
FROM EASY IS
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Ito Be Continued
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
~Pomonikonie de|ov-
nih moci Nemciii

LONDON, 10. januarja. -
(Radlo prejemna sluzba) - V
teku oddaje v srbohrvascini je
govornik povdarjal, kako sc v
zemljah nemskih hlapcev, Ru-
muniji, Madzarski in Bolgarski
sirijo nemiri zaradi strasnih IL
CUB ma ruski 'front.'. V Mem
eiji pise zloglasni Ley, da Sc
Nemcija ma Ruskem bori S stra-
hovitimi tezkocami in da mora
masiti vrzeli v vrstah svoje VOL
ske z delavci, a razredcene W.
ste svojih delavcev izpolniti ma
drug nacin. Vsak posoben mos
XII DO moral ma fronto, a vsaka
sposobna zenska ma delo v to-
varno.
: Or istem casu pa kliceio Hr-
vati svoje vojake liz fronte,
Madzali odvazajo domov svoje
delavce il Nemcije in Rumuni
noeejo staviti ma razpolago no
viii divizij "a boz proti Rusom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

|napor te velike zemlje, IL ka-
|tere yam govorim. Ia taksen
svet umirajo njeni sinovi v Pa
in v Afriki; "a taksen
|svet ginejo kitajske kmecke
mase in "a taksen svet Sc zrt-
|vujejo strahovite ruske armada.
ia taksen svet padate tudi
vi, XII ste bill Re takoj cd facet
ka vzor vsemu elovestvu, ko ste
|pokazali, kako Sc INA zrtvovati
narod, XII We, da DO poginil, ako
nj pripravljen umreti "a svoj
moralni ideal. Toda mi smo ma
rod, o katerem pole pesnik, XII
je lepo pogodil narodno duso:
Pc cenu svega branioemo
slobodu,
Pc cenu ZivOta
I brata najhilijeg i jedinca sina.
Mi smo kaljeni ma vekovnim
mukama.
Mi smo potomci onih sto su
goloruki,
Sa motikama in kukama
Ustajali protiv caravima.
Mi sgno oni Sto Znadu da misle
ma slobodu
I kad trunu, i gladuju, i came.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

duh ma svetu in "a nov red, v
katerem Sc ne DO moglo nikdar
vee ponoviti ono, kar sta naci-
zem in fasizem storila danasnje-
mu elovestvu. Podpredsednik
Wallace, covered v menu pred
sednika Roosevelta in Zedinje-
nth draw, je dejal, da je ia VOL
ma borba "a zmago malega clo-
veka liz naroda. Ako 81 velika
Amerika, S svojim neizmernim
bogastvom, postavlja "a cilj u
reditev. sveta ma naeelu, da Sc
mora navadni clovek il naroda
" MEM pocutiti bolje in bolj
yarno, kako bi ne bill mi, XII smo
narod malaga cloveka, "a TAX
sen red? zrtve, XII jih clovestvo
danes prinasa, morajo DAFT nov
Svet, XII Jlh DO opraVlcll. Ia no.
vi svet DO svet, v katerem ne
bodo silnejsi izkoriscevali sla-
botnejsih, niti zlobni dobrih
svet, v katerem mogocnost bo-
gatasev ne DO vec ponizevala 81
romasnih; svet,- kjer bodo INA
most, UNI in bogastvo sluzili
skupnosti v olajsanje in olep-
SAME zivljenja vseh in ne lie
posameznikov - ia now svet
ne DO svet ponizanih in uzalje-
nih, temvee svet ljudi in ma.
rodov enakih v spostovanju clio,
veskega dostojanstva.
Ia taksen svet delajo danes
nestevilne ameriske tovarne. Zs
taksen svet gre danes yes vojn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

zmagi sill dobrega in cato Sc
skusajo strniti v Sc mocnejse
skupine nego dozdaj. Obenem
hocejo ~zasejati nezaupanje in
spore med narode ma bojiscih in
povzrociti zmesnjavo, XII hi Jill
resila.
Velicastno borbo, XII sc bile v
nash krajih, hi radi pokazali
kot kaos, amarillo in brezum-
no klanje. Ko so nam raztrgali
drzavo ma sedem delov, so pro-
glasili, da Sc nikdar vec ne bo-
mo zedinili. Spor med Srbi in
Hrvati so hotel skupaj z nasimi
izdajalci tako poglobiti, da bi
Sc nikdar vee ne mogli pobota-
ii. Sirom sveta so trosili vesti o
krvi, preliti med brati, da hi do
kazali kaksni divjaki smo in ka-
ko nesposobni "a SANDSTONE
zivljenje. Strahovite zrtve .srb-
skega naroda so skusali naprti-
ii vsemu Hrvatstvu. Ponizali SO
mas S Pavelicem in ponizali SO
mas z Nedicem. Toda, ko je ma
rod zopet odgovoril S skupno
borbo, v kateri Sc "a isti cili in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

"a isti ideal, .proti istemu So
vrazniku preliva obenem srbska,
hrvaska in slovenska kri, hoce-
jo preprieati svet, da je to kaos,
,propast in zloein. Vas najboljsi
odgovor ma to obsodbo sta hra-
brost in sloga. Ako ste hrabri,
toda neslozni, DO vasa hrabrost
zaman. Ako. ste slozni, a niste
hrabri, ne boste mogli nieesar
doseci. Ako pa ste slozni in hra-
bri, vas DO elovestvo zagotovo
razumelo in vas DO podpiralo ;
bodoenost vam je zagotovljena.
Sovraznik izkorisca ma stole
70 naeinov vsak pojav mrznje
med Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci.
Vsaka manifestacija sloge po-
stenih Srbov, Hrvatov in Slo-
VenceV, pa Je VazneJsa od naJsl,
jajnejsega vojaskega uspeha,
Manifestacije vase sloge v Dor
hi segajo preko meja Jugoslavi-
je in ohrabrujejo vse zasuznje.
ne, dajoc jim vero v boljso DO.
docnost: tudi v Ameriki vzbu.
jajo pr~epricanje v upravicenost
vojnih eiljev. Mi Srbi, Hrvati in
Slovenci, XII razpolagamo v clio.
vestvu S tako velikim in moral
MIN kapitalom, moramo biti no.
silci ne lie nase sloge, temved
sloge vseh zatiranih v njihoven
boju "a svobodo. .
Danes Sc ma svetu bije BOZ "a
now red. Ia vojna, najvecja
vsej zgodovini, je vojna "a no,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Mali ogIasi
VOznik dObi delO

Takoj Sc sprejme voznika, XII
ii s trukom razvazal mehko pi-
AGO. Unijska plaza in ure. Zgla-
lite Sc pri Double Eagle Bottling
To-, 6517 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

At the Battle of Midway an Army
Lieutenant, after bombing a carrier,
was forced to bail out of his bomber.
He was able to get a fish eye" view
of the entire battle from his COLLAPSE
bic boat and was later picked up by
an American plane. Your purchase
Of War Bonds with at least ten per-
cent OF your income every payday
will help protect the lives Of men
who are flying for you. Get behind
them today. U. S. Treasury DEPARTMENT
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PosIonico JugosIovo.
nom OBJ novem letu

Minister Sava Kosanovic je
je dine 6. januarja naslovil pre-
ko ameriske kratkovalovne cd
dale jugoslovanskemu narodu v
domovini naslednji govor;
Narod, XII nj pripravljen bo-
RITZ Sc "a svojo svobodo, izgubi
ne lie svobodo, temvec pogubi
tudi samega sebe kot narod. V
zacetku sovraznik izdajalcem Sc
deli nagrade, docim narod v ce-
lott trpi in poginja, toda ma
koncu zavrze osvojevalec tudi
izdajalce. Same narodi, v kate
rib posamezniki vedo umirati
"a dobro celoto, Sc vzdrze in
trajajo.
Kaj bi Sc. bio zgodilo z Veil
ko Britannia, ako bi bila v ire
notku p~orusenja Francije, ko je
bila videti eisto osamljena ma
svetu, kolebala in Sc upognila?
Anglijo SO takrat resili oni hra-
bri mozje, XII sc MISC ustrasili
smrti.
Kai Sc lie zgodilo v Rush.? z
vso svojo silo Sc je %nacistieni
vojash stroll navalil nanjo in
kar je ustavilo njegovo prodi-
ranje nj bila lie tehnika, temvec
predvsem VOLTA in pripravlje-
most vsega naroda, da pogine
branee svojo svobodo. Ko je la
nj nemska vojaska sila ~zastala
v svojem silovitem zamahu
pred Moskvo, njenega navala
MISC zadrzali toliko tank in le-
tala kolikor pozrtvovalnost rus
kin junakov.
Zgodovine Stalingrada Cloves
two ne DO nikdar pozabilo. Me-
Scam, zene in otroci, vsi pri-
pravljeni ma boz do smrti, so
storili eudez, v katerega nikdo
nj vec verjel.
Tudi vi, bratje in sestre v
Jugoslaviji, z golimi rokami,
sestradani in slabo obleceni,
vzbujate navdusenje pc sirokem
svetu, pr sovrazniku pa strah
in trepet - ne z orozjem ali
strategijo, temvec edinole S
preziranjem smrti. Kadar KIDD v
Ameriki rece "Jugoslavija",
vzbudi pr slusalcu misel ma cd
por in borbo, ma brezprimerno
junastvo naroda v borbi "a OBJ
stanek.
Vsak poster kozmopolit Sc DO
S spostovanjem spominjal naro-
da, v katerem toliko posamez-
nikov kaze pripravljenost zrtvo-
vati Sc v borbi "a obce dobro.
Zato pa DO jutri, ko Sc DO vojna
koncala z ustvarjenjem novega
sveta ter boljsega in pravicnega
reda v MEM, imela Jugoslavija
- Srbi, Hrvati in Slovenci -
pr ~odlocevanju svoje usode cd
locilnejso in mocnejso besedo,
ker so "a obco stvar doprinesli
odlocilnejsih in mocnejsih zr-
tev.
Skozi stoletja 81 je mas narod
ohranil ideale in morale, in
kljub vsemu trpljenju, ma kate.
. 70 smo naleteli v svoji zgodovi-
nj, Sc narod v celoti nj nikdar
pregresll proti idealom in prot
morali. Neizmerne vrste neime-
novanih, neznanih in pisanja
nevescih junakov je bio vednc
v odlocilnem trenotku priprav.
ljenih poginiti z razumno hra.
brostjo; tako so lam resili ime.
zemljo in bodocnost. Hrabrost
in borbenost nasega naroda nj
nespametna in poblaznela nasil.
most, temvec hrabrost Judi, k.
vedo, kadar poginejo kaj sc
zrtvovali in zakaj Sc zrtvujejo
Edinole TAXA hrabrost DO clio.
vestvo resila Fla, v katero ga il
vrgel sovraznik clovestva.
Toda sile fla ne pocivajo. Bo.
je SO usode, XII Jill DO zadeIa pc
500 M.& ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
BOWery ShOW Scores
With 'Funzafire'

BENNY MEROFF is keeping
things rolling with his music anC
his antics AZ the BoWcry these
nights, W1ilc Whitley Roberts add
La the fun with his connie Juggling
the -IeSL nI -tAe Stars specialize
IN the out OF this world type ol
entertainment with Al de Vito
popping from the ringside. Kitty
Mclaughlin daShing OF some fast
acrohatjcS, Jack GWynne produc-
ing bowl after bowl of goldfiSht
and Prof Cheer who has the Gus
toners IN Mysteries with his pan
lomime.~ Ton OF Fun Sophie
Parker in a Hawaiian costume is
2 sight not 10 be missed
Bette Lee turns out the tunes
on the XylOphone and Mage and
karr keep the dancing going while
Bob Craig chaSeS back and forth
over the floor with mlrth-provok-
InC gags.
Besides the "Funzafre" cast.
the old StandhyS remain 10 be as
as ever. Del Parker
as delightfully."- as ever,
Harvey Stone is the versatile mas
ter Of ceremonies while johnny
King swings out on the popular
songs of the daN. Larralnc KaSk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Erskine Hawkins
At Paradise
On Friday

TIE SMOOTH style and modu-
lated rhythm of ErSkine hawkins
rs coming to town. The famous
Tuxedo Junction orchestra Will
appear tomorrow. opening a week $
engagement at the ParadiSe
ThcatCr.
one Of tho hottest trumpet play
crS in the business, Hawkins has
perfected a style that has rated
HIM over tho great Louis Arm
strong by many Of the critics.
The band stopped all shows in
their first appearance at the
Paramount Thcatcr in New York
and turned away the crowds at
the Savoy in Harlem.
Included in the show AT the
Paradise are Ida James, featured
vocalist, and Jimmy Mitchell, the
sax ace.-The rest of the acts are
headed by Pigmcat Markham and
Wiltshire Vivian Harris and
Charles Duo
The screen attraction is NO
Place For a Lady with William
Gargan and Margaret Lindsay.