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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03

ci SoSlHCIiL IUuIiteIS, you WouIuu
see them there. OF that you may b.
sure.
But here are some of the ques,
tions women have asked specifically
and with them the appropriate an
svers For instance. we know thai
hand lotion contains glycerin. anc
glycerin is needed for ammunition
So, what's the answer? AS a matter
of fact, war needs take so much
glycerin that very little is being
used in hand lotions at this point
Instead, chemists have worked out
even better emulsions of lanolir
and oils. These new wartime To-
tions are just as helpful to dry
skins AS the old type which used
Elycerin.
How can creams continue to con-
tain fats and oils when these in
gradients are so important in the
war program? Easy. Most of the
fats and oils used are not those
which the Government requires. In
fact. those which are needed for
the war already have been taken.
and others such as coconut oil are
restricted. Now being produced in
the U. S. A. are vegetable oils which
take the place of fine imported
types. Ships returning from Aus
tralia, the same ones, perhaps, that
bring Woolens. are also bringing
lanolin, a most important ingredient
of fine creams.
Women also want to know about
face powder, having heard that we
ere going to have to give up face
powder for gun powder. 1t develops
that certain ingredients in face
powder are. indeed, in demand by
the Government, but once again
chemists have come to the rescue
with other oxides" to replace re-
stricted zinc oxide. and with Cali
fornia tale to pinch-hit for the
taboo Italian variety.
As for containers and such. YOU
may wonder why plastic bottle tops
continue when plastics are also on
the list of war needs. This is be-
cause all plastics are not suitable
for Government use, and those that
are not are being used for jar and
bottle tops. Many metal and plas-
tic containers are on their way out,
and will be replaced by nom essen
tial materials. There already are
lipsticks in paper cases and one
firm contemplates the introduction
Of a pressed paper compact which
will weigh less than metal and
won't get all scratched up by keys
and things. Tooth powder in cans
soon will be disappearing and when
the present supply is gone you'll
have your tooth powder in cardboard
canisters. This already is being
done by some manufacturers.
Finally, according to the labels.
deodorant creams contain an alumni
mum compound. but this. you will
be happy to hear, is aluminium sui
phate and is not obtained from
aluminium the metal.
So. go right ahead and buy your
beauty items with the knowledge
that you're not hindering the war
program. Buy large sizes to save
both money and containers, keep
your jars and bottles tightly capped
to make the contents last, use your
preparations correctly and take adj
vantage of the sales which go on at
this time of year And with the
money you save, you can buy War
stamps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03

method of relieving pain is heat
Heat not only ouiets the nerve end
ings but relaxes the adjoining
muscles which are in state oi
spasn. Spasm squeezes nerves anc
causes pain. So whether heat il
applied by hot baths. hot cabinets
hot bricks or electricity it helps Il
relieve pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03

The waste butcher fats saved by
a city of 100, 900 families will supply
zoo, 900 anti aircraft shells a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03
Dried Fruit STORAGE

Store dried fruits in their original
packages tightly covered. or place
them in covered fruit Jars. Do not
wash them until time to use.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

aufeabe oarin erblide, burf aatetis.
mus, biirgerlide Woral uno Batrio.
tismus oie &inber itnmer tpieoer in
Die 8ebanfen uno @efiible nidt MIR
Der eltern ionoern Ser urobnen ein-
5lttaufen uno alle gnttpidlung sltr
5reibeit uno Selbitdnoigfeit bes gba.
ratters 5u benmen il,bte ourd Nn.
oreiiierung oeiien, ipas lid i6idt
uno mas man nidt BARI. Seien mir
alio madiam! 9ie 8olidepiiten baben
Die 8eoeutllng elmer meltoni6auIi6
eingeitel1ten Sebreridaft beiier ct.
fannt ais mir. Sic unternabnen einen
Selo5ug gegen ale alteingeitellten 2ebs
rer uno erlebten tie bur6 religions
feinbli6e Qie Srii6te bieIer gr5ie.
bung uno pieler neuer Splteme iino
au5u befannt. Die natiirliben gr5ie-
bungsre6te liegen bel Ser Stride uno
ser 5amilie Cine bo6lte, g0ttlide
Iutoritdt mltB anerfannt perben,
ionlt geb alles in Sriimmer, tpie oas
fru6tbare 8ilo Ser belltigen 3eit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

rdrtigen @elt binaufrei9t big gum
@arten bon @etbiemane."
,,Mngeitbts bieier erbabenen biito-
ridden Eatiaden, tpabnt man ii9 un-
nilfiirlid in Der @egen1part Der Mpo=
itel Betrus unb Haulus, uno fiiblt 3u-
gleid Die Hflidtbergeiienbeit oes
Meni6en CUR geiamten Menihbeit."
~8enn menidlide gbrfurdt uno
meniblide Sdmadbeit uuo menId-
lide @itelfeit, 1nge5abmte meniblibe
2eioeni6aften aus Der @elt geidafft
meroen fonnten, fonnten mir nit
5reuoe uno Danfbarfeit unier 2eben
genieben. Das 2eben aller MenIden
auf oem gan5en @rbenrun6 tpare er-
leu6tet bon elmer freubes l1no gliid-
ipenoenoen Come; oie 2iifte tpiirben
eribauen bon BEN bar,1onii6en 4lle-
luiarufen elmer gliidli6en Menidbeit.
Seoer Wenid tpiiroe ieinen geeben=
menld)en lieben tpie it6 ielbIt l1no oas
2eben batte feline bodite goGfommen-
beit erreibt."
uDas lit bas 8iIb, 6as mir uns
Dor augen fiibren modten, aber es iit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

uno 8ea6tung lit berlorengegangen. p"
...."sSn ienen tpeiten, ,,ngliidli=
den 2dnoergebieteu, mo- 500 unb Ser,
oerben berrihen, gibt es nur nod tpe-
nige Snieln oes Srieoens. gu bieien
5ablt gang beionbers Ole, na9 Der oie
Mugen aller in gbrfurdt, @ertrauen
uno neuer Soffnung iid ridten -
Die Der erbabenen, maieitdtiiden Sc.
italt oes Sl. Gaters inn 8atifan."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

Wie aus Chicago beridtet 1pirb,
fann man Sag fir Sag am ginsang
Der oortigen 81. @amen+& +&atbeorale Elm
i6lidtes Miitterden finoen, ipel9es
ieoem eintretenoen Soloaten Elm flei-
nes Hafet in Die Sano 6riidt. Das-
ielbe entbalt cine ct. gbriitopborus,
@feoaille. sd m0dte ettpas gum 8e-
item unierer Soloaten tun'', ertl1rte
tie, uuno oas lit alles, mas ib tun
fann. Sic bat bereits 1900 Weoaiuen
berteilt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

promiiie uno fein 8reisgeben Drift
li6er Prtnaipien geben. Ser Sad-
malter (oer Papit als Steupertreter
@briitt. Mnm. Ser &eb.) aIler sic ier
grunolegen0en 6riitli6en Brin5ipien,
auf oenen bas Gbrii ite1tum berubt
uno tpeld alien 4ngriffen unb &rie-
gen 5ablreider @enerationen itanoge=
balten, balt feit in ieiner Sano Sic
goloene &ette, bic bon unIerer gegen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

leiber, poimmer mir au6 bini6auen
mogen, 10 gan5 anoers. Salt auf Ser
gan5en 8elt uno beionoers auf Ser
oltliden Semiipbare berri6en 3tpei-
fel l1ngetpiBbeit, Surft, @leno uno
Sungersnot; &e6t uno @eredtisteit,
perionli6e Sreibeit iino nidt mebr
beilig. 9as meni6li6e 2eben bat tel
mem 8ert uno feline adtung mer.
0as &e6t auf menidli6e 8ebanolung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

Ser ,,&eligions Netps 5erbice" be.
ridtet, 6aB Die Monde oes olten alos
tiers auf bem Monte Gaiiino, Ser
@iege bes 8eneoiftineroroens. nad
Ibentin in &om ausge5oeen iino, tpeiI
gaiiino iid in ndditer Nabe Der se.
eentudrtigen &flinie befin6et.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
Grsiebmns in ber 8irrnis ber 3eit
(Sortletuna bon 5eite 81

(Jort1ebung bon Selte 81
er5ogen tperoen uno bon friib auf ii6
an ben 9lnblid ibrer nadten &orper
getpobnen!' foroert &atperau, uno es
gibt aud in ser Sdtpei5 2eute, oie per-
oedt ooer often gleides eritreben. Mu-
toritat madt nad ienem io5ialiitiiden
"@eformer" ieoe @r5iebung unm0g>
ltd. @s gabe feinen Erot, tpenn feline
Nutoritdt beitiinoe. Gie Siinoe ser
biirgerliden gr5iebung lam beiligen
@eiit Der &inobeit' 1T nad Moler,
oaB iie ,,bisber niht rebolutiondr ge=
peien tit, 6aB iie i'm @egenteil lire
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22
Yapf %tlts her 3m0lfte
bte ,9offnm11g her @elt"

ote v9offnlt1tg her &elt"
Ser grobe oeutide Maler Sitter b.
Siibrid, Der olterreidiide &affael ee>
nannt, bat auf einem iinnrei6en 8iloe
oie Stride @ottes oargeitent, pie ite
im Mngeiibte oes oreieinigen @ottes
unb Ser triumpbierenben Stride bes
Simmels oen Menidenfinoern Die III.
Saframente ipenoet, Die l1ntpiiienoen
belebrt, oie giiber aufnimmt, bie 8e=
triibten troItet uno 8obltaten uno
Segen berbreitet, tpdbreno Der Sel=
len, auf Dem tie rltbt, ieoem Sturn
Srob bietet Sod iiber Dem Selien
Betri ragt bie 2eud)te Ser @abrbeit
I'M Dunfel ser iturmgepeitIdten 8el=
len empor 9ieier bobe 2eu6tturm
lit Die ein5ige Soffnung, oie ser biIfs-
beoiirftigen Menidbeit geblieben. Mit
feiter Satuo fiibrt Ser Stellpertreter
@briiti auf grben bas Steuer. 3u
ibm binauf bliden oertrauensbon
Miuionen boffnunssloIer, beoriidter
nnb fbper beimgeiudlten Menl6en.
Ser Bapit 8ius ser 3po1fte lit oie
uSoffnung Ser Belt''. &ein @eringe-
rer, als Der Spe5ialseian6te unieres
Brdii6enten, Mpron 6. Taplor, bat
f6on nad feinem eriten 8eiude i'm
Batifan leinen ginbriiden iiber sic
Berion oes Bapites uno feline bebre
Wiiiion in beseilterten Worten Mus=
orud berlieben. gon 8etpunoerung
iiber Die Biir6e urtb Maieitdt unb bic
bobe geiItige Madt bes Sl. 8aters,
idil6erte er bel ieiner 9fiidfebr feline
@rinnerungen an oen Mufentbalt inn
Batifan.
,Sssn ben biitoriiben Mdumen oes
Batifans", beteuerte Eaplor, ,,berri9t,
tpie nirgenbs in Der bonn &riege ger
riiienen @elt, cine Itmoipbdre ber
Mube, cine unperdnoerli9e ueberaeu-
g,ng auf cine Before 3ufunft. Das
BORT gum Musbrud fommenbe gei1tige
2eben umipannt nidt elm Menidenle=
ben, cine Generation, fonoern Sabr-
bunoerte. Man fonmt untpinfiirIi6
gu Der ueber5eugung, oaB bie grfld-
rung, ,1no 2oIung Der bauptidbli6lten
Seimiudungen uno Hriifungen, be=
men Die Rinber, @ottes bon Belt au
3eit nnterlporfen iinb, itets NIT BEN
groBen rno tpihtigen Sun6amental=
tpabrbeiten in Berbinbung gebradt
tDeroen miii1en unb oaB 6ieielben nibt
temporaren 4ompromiiien untertpor-
fen iein oiirfen.''
.Sn Der @elt bes @eiites 6arf es
feline bon Sdmdbe eingegebene aor-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-22

5eigt. Die ltmtebrung auer @ertoro.
nung bat iid gerddt. Sdaffen mir
our6 @r5iebung tpieber normaIe Ser
bdltnilfe!
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
Los COMBATES ne BOXED
DEL Ola De HOY
/.

NEW YORK, julio 2O.-Para
hoy estan anunciados en- la naci6n
estos combates: Jose AgOsta, del
peso weller, contra Freddy Flores,
ocho asaltos, en- New York; en-
Hartford, Sal Bartolo, fuerte as
pirante al trono de 1875 libras, con
ira ell zurdo Lechance, de Lewis
ton; Washington vera en- accion
a Bob Montgomery, ell negro cam
pe6n de las 1876 libras, teniendo
de ~contrario a frankie Willis, en-
diez asaltos; New Bedford, Mass,
anuncia un encuentro entire Fran
els Lonard, de Tauton, contra
Jimmy McLarning, diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
Ell PROGRAMA DE
LUCHAS EN- Ell
AUDITORIO

Unas 400 personals acudieror
anoche al Auditorio Municipal q
presenciar ell primer programa de
luchas ofrecido por ell empresaric
Paul Butler.
Ell sargento Sammy Feeback
hizo frente a Walter Underhill,
obrero de los astilleros de McClos.
key, y alcanz6 una victoria mo-
ral", hacienda tablas con su mas
Experimental contrincante.
Gan6 ell militar la primera cal
da con una llave de tijera, luegc
de Is minutes de acci6n. Su con-
trario supo producer la segunda
en- siete minutes.
Despues los dos resistieron has
Ia ell fin del encuentro.
Red Dugan maltrat6 a Bill Will
terman, obteniendo dos caidas de
tres, en- ell semifinal.
Ell Gutierrez, ell Commando" de
la colchoneta, prOcedente de No
Din. hizo tablas con Billy Wi
lliams.
No parece desalentado ell empire
sario Butler Y ofrecera Otro pro-
grama, quiza de mayor meritO, Ia
semana que Nene.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
LOS ESQUIVADOR ORES
~DERROTARON A Los
d BLANcAS

New York, julio 2O.-Los DOd-
gers del Brooklyn salieron aver
del atoIladero Y vencieron a los
Medals Blancas de Chicago, en-
C-opperstown, con anotaci6n de z
rrera por s..
En- Copperstown, Abner Dou-
bleday traz6 en- 1889, segun Sc
dice ell primer diamante de pelota'
Hicieron los Medias Blancas
cinco e en- ell primer in
ning"; pero en- elias Sc quedaron'
Fred Fitzsimmons fue reempla-
zado por Rube Melton, quien actuo
en- las seis ultimas entradas.
Todo ell dinero recaudadO sc gas
tara en- mantener Ell terreno y Ell
museo de la pelOta.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
A UN
PROMINENTE
CTUDADANO

Kansas City, julio 18.-Luis G.
Lower, unO de los principles ciu-
dadanos que intervinieron en- Ia
destruction de la maquinaria po-
Utica de Tom Pendergast, fue ase-
sinado aver en- la plaza de la esta-
ci6n de la Union.
LIE mat6 un hombre que trata-
ba de dirigir Ell transitO en- la es-
quina de las GALES Main v "a, hi
20 parar. Ell autOm6vil de Lower, lie
pidi6 sus credenciales v despues
lie hizo fuego.
Como p~resunto autor del crimen
ha sido detenido Clyde Souders, de
40 amos de edad.
Sc cometi6 Ell crfmen en- uno de
los sitios mas centricos de esta
poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
LOS BRAVOS DEJARORN
EN- LIBERTAD DE G
A

Boston, julio 2O.-Los Bravos
de Boston dejaron aver en- liber-
tad de acci6n a Tony C~uccinello,
un notable jugador de cuadro de
las Ligas Mayores en- los ultimos
IL amos.
Tony tiene "a amos de edad. En-
1880 empez6 a jugar de los Rojos
de Cincinnati, procedente del Club
Columbus, de la Association Anne
ricana. Jug6 dos amos con los Ro-
Jos, cuatro con los Dodgers, 5h
con los Braves y medic ano con los
Gigantes.
Fue director del Jersey City,
club propiedad de los Gigantes, en-
1941.
Bate6 con un promedio de mas
de 800 en- los amos 1880, 1881,
1886 Y 1889.
Los Braves "echarOn" aver a
Ben Geraghty Y Sc uni6 a ellos
Bill Brubaker, que perteneciera
a Los Piratas.
Obtuvo la direction del Boston
la firma de Lawrence Clement, de
% amos, captain de la novena de
pelota de la Umversidad de Ala
hama.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
MANDADO MOORE
A LOS PHILLTES

Cooperstown, N. ]. julio 20
Los Dodgers anunciaron aver ha-
Der cedido a los Phillies los servi-
clos del catcher Dee Moore, por la
via de waivers.
Moore no vino a esta ciudad con
ell Brooklyn. FL ejercito lie ha he
cho lamar para someterlo a
examen.
Con la perdida de S p~eloterC
los Dodgers Sc quedan con "a jul
gadores. Esto G6rira lugar para
Luis Dino, que sera llamado de
Montreal.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
VICTORIA DE
BEAU JACK

Filadelfia, julio 20.-El negro
excampe6n de las 1856 libras, Beau
Jack, de Augusta, estado de GeOr-
gia, venci6 anoche facilmente a
Johnny Hutchinson, derribandolO
Dor la cuenta de diez en- ell sextO
asalto. Pesaba Ell vencedOr 1851
libras y Ell maltratado 134h.
Antes del que Ell arbitro Irv Kut
cher Sc decidiera a intervenir,
Hutchinson recibi6 heridas en- los
dos ojos y por su ara cOrria la
sangre.
La victoria de Jack lie abre Ell
canine para una pelea con Bob
Montgomery, Ell actual campe6n.
Posiblemente ell combate de
campeonatO Sc e fectuara ell dia
10 de septiembre, en- esta ciudad 0
en- New York.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
800 puntOs,

Las juntas de reclutamiento lie
devolvieron a los Browns varias
de u estrellas, entire elias Vern
Stephens, George McQuinn y
Frank Hayes.
Su cuerpo de lanzadores ACADIA
de ser reforzado con Newsome; pc
70 es muy dificil que pedan seguir
ascendiendo Y poner en- peligro
las posiciones de los Yankees y
los Tigres.
Mayores probabilidades de lie
gar a la cumbre la tienen los Sc
nadores, aunque Candini va cuen-
TIA con dos derrotas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

handler alcanz6 ell do
pncena victoria del anO.
n1mero l de los
Keller vOlvera al juego.
Ia herida que sufriera,
nd, ell dfa 2 de Julio.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
Henry Armstrong
Combatira Ell Sabado

HOLLYWOOD, julio 20. = Ell
negro Henry Armstrong, que a la
vez ostentara tres coronas, Sc ba-
tira aqui, a diez a%saltos, con Will
lie Joyce, de Gary, Indiana.
Joyce es un adversario peligro-
so; pero Armstrong Sc halla en-
buen estado fisico.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
|0TACI0NES
sBOLERAS

b Asturiano Sc mantle
brimer puesto del cam
|tersocial.
|ua del Circulo CubanO
Ii segundo lugar, a cor
ribaldinos estan en- la
s6tano y los Leales
s6tano.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20
Sixto Escobar Esta
De Maestro

SAN JUAN, P. R. julio 20. =
81 excampe6n mundial del peso
bantam, SixtO EscObar, Sc halia
estacionado, como sOldado de IN
Gle Sam, zen un lugar del CariOe
Esta dedicadO a ensenar 81 arte
de los pufOs a la p%olicia militar.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

igres de Detroit son los
ties opositores de los YAM
los momentos actuales.
lnsacional "batting'' de
viene ~influyendo
. las victorias de la nove-
dirige Seteve O'Neil.
Omedio del presente es de
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

hizo su primera pre-
bon los Gigantes, ell do
inner juego dispar6 tres
uno en- ell segundo.
Dor a la confianza de
81 contin1a bateando
hte ell senior Hickey
quivocado una vez mas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

semana Sc ~agregaran a
rs, no sabemos 81 para
0e Leo Durocher, los pit
ermueller y McKain.
fatas, Cubs y Rojos de
no parecen 10 suficien-
uertes para poner en- pc
|entaja que ahora tienen
males.
pdgers siguen perdiendO
ell traspaso de Newsome
Downs probablemente Sc
ntir en- los venideros jue-
ia novena que comanda
La gaceta., 1943-07-20

Newsome perdio su pri-
} vistiendo ell uniforme
bwns.
hon saltar del "cajon",
'ansiaba n ell primer
|nga mejor suerte en- la
b.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
LEIGH WH|PPER
AS SELASS|E
i'm Warner PIX
Mission To Moscow Is
New Film For Noted
Broadway Star

NEW YORK-tANP) - Mission
to Moscow. the new Warner Broth
ers motion picture based on the
best selling volume by Joseph E.
Davies, former ambassador. opened
at the Hollywood theatre here
Thursday with Leigh Whipper in
the important role Of Halle Sc
lassie."
According to officials OF Warmers,
the studio which produced Casa
blanca" with Dooley Wilson in an
important role, and which has taxi
en- the lead in giving Negro actors
parts other than those called ira
ditional" or stereotyped, Whipper
was the only actor considered TO
play the emperor OF Ethiopia.
He was born in Charleston, S. c.
His father was a judge in South
Carolina both before and after the
reconstruction period. His mother
was one of the first Negro women
in the United States 10 study medi-
cine and practice as a physician.
Whipper was educated at ST, Paurs
academy in Bethesda Md. ard at
Howard university. where he grad
uated in law in 1898.
Entering the practice Of law with
his father IN Buford. S. c., Whipper
stuck 10 Blackstone for only three
years. He had participated in COL
lege theatricals at Howard and liked
the theatre better. So he quit law
10 join the Georgia Ministries, with
which ne toured for a number Of
years.
He appeared in several OF Broad
ways notable musical shows. in.
GLIDING Very Good Eddie, March
ing Men" and "Pcrgy." His first
dramatic role was in Those Who
Walk in Darkness produced in
1921 with Irene Ferwick in the
starring role.
Altogether. Wh!pper appeared in
81 Broadway productions. among
them such hts as "Stevedore
The Emperor jones' Marching
Men" and "Of Nice ard Men"
The actor was brought 10 Holly
wood in 1889 by Lewis Milestone
20 play IN the mot.7n picture YER.
sion Of "Of Nice AID Men. the role
which he bad created N TIE stage.
and has remained 10 motion pic.
lures.
O,her important pictures - which
he has appeared .nc.uue "Virr Tia.
Lady for q Niga,". The Vanish.
ing Virginisn, The Oxbow Incl
dent" Heart o, the Golden aWest"
and Mission 70 Moscow"
Whipper IS married and has twin
sons. II years old.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Lionel Hampton
Back AtPdradise

Chasing With Chase" on which
Lionel handles he drums.
The old vaudeville gag. Il can't
tell you how happy am 70 be
here in my old town." can be used
honestly by bandleader Lionel In
more towns than almost anyone else
can boast Lionel was born In Louis
vile, Ky. on April IL. 1914. but
moved 10 Birmingham. Ala. with
his family before he could walk.
and TO Chicago when he was seven
years old He went to Doolittle
grammar school and ST. Elizabeth
high school in Chicago. and evil
denced his musical bent for the first
time in high school. playing bass
drum in the Chicago Defender band
under the tutelage OF Major N
Clark Smith.
At 10 Lionel went to Los Angeles
on his own. going TO work as a
soda-jerker on the night shift. and
going to the University OF Southern
California. whele he majored in
music. in the daytime. He worked
out some OF his rhythmic ideas al
the soda fountain. too. with spoons
for sticks and the counter for a
drum. Breaking too many glasses
using them for cymbals cost him
his job. 80 there was nothing for
him but IA musical career.
His first Job was as drummer
with p; vi Towards Quality Sere-
naders. then very popular band
on the west coast Then he Joined
Les Hite's band. working mostly in
pictures at the time.
The huge stage show includes Big
Time Grip. sensational one leg
dancer. joiner and Foster. comedy
favorites. complete the program.
On screen. for the first time in
Detroit, stars Charles Bickford and
Jack LaRue in the most thrilling
underworld film this year, Gentle
Gangster." Latest news events Of
the world complete the screen pro-
gram.
The Paradise theatre will close
for the season. Friday. May a.
The management OF the theatre
wishes to thank all their friends
for the patronage of the past season.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Contest To
Delight All

Due 10 unforeseen circumstances
the Professional Artists Hour
scheduled last Tuesday for Little
Sans Bar was not held The
management wishes 10 take this OPP
portunity 10 express regrets to its
many patrons for this situation.
However, a better floor show and
Professional Artists Hour program
contest is expected to entertain.
amuse and thrill Little Sans pa
irons on this Tuesday mite.
So all professional entertainers
are urged to clip the Professional
Artists Coupon, found on the the
atrical page and bring 1t to Mrs.
Mildred Davis at Little Sans Cab
aret. The coupon entitled per-
former 10 enter the contest and be-
come eligible to win the first prize
of ten dollars offered by the club
manager James Davis.
Dick Barrow. suddenly called to
Buffalo last week. along with two
Oh Ills CIlOI lllGe Will OC OhNh "
give you a better. gala and enter
tanning hoorshow. Everyone is wait
ing for the professional entertainers
10 &c: into the spirit of the contest
and offer a varied program OF en-
tertainment for Little Sans many
patrons.
So call or send in your reserva-
tions now for a ringside table at
this popular Beaubien street nitery
and thus be assured of comfor-
table view Of the coming floorshow
and entertainers contest offered
Tuesday at Little Sans Cabaret.
There is always something doing
at this spot Tuesday mite is the
gala party mite On Wednesday and
Thursday mites the admission is
free and Friday. Saturday and Sum
day mites two grand floorshows
make your stay here an enjoyable
one
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Bond Rally Set
For Swing Club

The Lower Eastside Business
Mems association is sponsoring a
mammoth war bond rally Monday.
May 10. at Henry's Swing club. Or
leans and Madison avenues.
Stars from the leading night clubs
and theatres will entertain the pa
irons during the evening. Stars
and acts from Club Three 666, B &
c, Cozy Corner. Enrico's. Club Zom.
bic, Paradise theatre and other
night spots and theatres.
The admission will be the pur-
chase of sl00 in War Stamps which
the patrons will keep. Outstanding
persons in the community have
been invited to attend and partici-
pate on the program.
There will be continuous enter
tainment from 9 pm. to 6 am.