davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Messrs. Bugs" Baer and Da-
mon Runyon
Yes Stree. kind OF makes me
wish Id stop being so youthful
and get into the old-txner
class. Another 20 or 30 years
ought 10 give me just the right
mellow edge. Then watch oil
Massa Sobol go!
Jerry Lewis is compiling a
book OF poker stories here's
one he may have for the asking
when Sanitation Com
missioner VIM r. Carey was a
young building contractor in
Canada. he and a few fellow
engineers had a weekly game Of
poker, the top betting limit
being "A dollar one night an
outsider invited himself in and
Immediately began to raise the
limit. despite Carey,s protests
finally IL became a no.
limit game and the newcomer
won consistently at one
point, Carey not only saw the
intrudcr's raise but raised in
turn whereupon his opponent
raised again.
Carey was short by about
$500 in his attempt to see the
last boost and the newcomer
began raking IN the pot when
the engineer recalled some
thing. and said quietly: Il see
YOU and hike you $4,000"
with that. he slapped a roll OF
bills down on the table -. he
had just remembered being paid
off in cash for some equipment
the money being safely
slowed in a shirt pocket =. the
intruder b a X e d out. Carey
raked in tho pot and the game
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Lewis Clicks AGAIN

As for writer's, just the other
day / told you about Sinclair
Lewis who is going 10 net
neat profit OF about half a mil
lion dollars for one novel alone.
'CaSs Timberlane." and is there
anyone today who can top these
confreres of mine-the ones
with the long. white boards
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Recalls Tommy Lyman

Well. now, didn't L practically
blow my top only a few weeks
ago about another grand and
colorful vet. Tommy Lyman -
a fellow who plst goes on sing
ing one song after another as
many as two dozen at a single
session softly and Swectiy-al-
most a whisper - while we OF
the hard-bOiled set sit mute and
awed and even a bit trembly.
They're so good TO 90 back
10 over and over again these
folks we've known through the
years and what a bang il
gives Us 10 know that the years
add 10 their glorious lustrc in.
stead Of putting on tho dimS
Lou IIeItz. for instance Just
arrived on the night club scene
fresh and pert and for heavy
cash we've been given 20 under
stand. The same old LapiduS
iokcS some with a new twist
but the master is deft with his
material -- material 50 familiar
you'd think il would be good
and tired by now but not with
cocky IIoltz prodding II. Long.
long stories, -seH4e-ef them -,fr-y.
and I'd hate 10 have 10 be
chained 10 chair listening
10 some incompetent bore tell
them but with the HoltZ de-
livery. time stands still and
the routine passes of much too
quickly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Old Timers Artistry Lends Gloss
to Pa+ina of MelIowed Old Acts

AVXIELL must sayand who has better ht?-that the
w good old ducks of show busnessand for that matter
Of all the allied artsae not being put into the shade for
squeezed second by of Johnny
and believe me. that's good for side
arrived at this profound conclusion after being knocked
emotional loop by that champ of sobchantoosies Belle
Baker-the gal who wrings every and high
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Really Marvellous

They're marvellous and in
Spirational these old-timers and
seeing thcm and bearing them
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

from that point went back to
The 81 limit Carey never
revealed whether or not he was
bluffing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

HOLLYWOOD, oct. 6.
Dolores Moran slipped on a
waxed floor and broke her lcit
foot. She'll be on crutchos Tor
several weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

less, economical car performance.
All through this organization. men
with Imagination constantly hunt
new ways to add TO the service and
performance of our products. And
each Of the Corporations Divisions
shares in the discoveries Of all.
Chysier Imagination applied our
neW mHhods 10 Improve production
Of tanks, guns and other wdr equip
ment. After the war. the same imagi-
nation will help make better cars and
trucks for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

DR. sowes THURSDAYS. cas-. PM. E.w.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

This remarkable new Cycle.Weld
method joins such materials as metal
and glass, rubber and plasties and
wood more firmly than ever before
possible - and without bolts, rivets,
screws or conventional YIELDS.
New methods, developed and put
to use with Imagination, helped build
Chrysler's record for car improve
ments. They contributed to Floating
Power and Fluid Drive, the unique
-ehrysler Corporation combination of
features that gives you such effort
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Hollywood Dots
and Dashes
By BILL CHANDLER

HOLLYWOOD. Calf - When
Hazel Scott came TO Hollywood TO
work in the picture Rhapsody in
Blue" Warner Bros inquired if
she could sing Gershwin's hit song,
My Man" in both French and Eng
fish. She replied that she could,
and in Hebrew too if they wished
They later learned she speaks Il
languages. and sings in several
more!
ED JAMES. a local lad. has tied
up KPhS for his radio show tagged
The Copper Caravan" which will
pipe INTO the ether music from
Clubs. Alabam. Last Word, Rem
devious. Cafe Society. and the
Rhythnn Club. Ed says il Will be the
longcst air jump show on the Coast.
Regarding kissing scenes. James
Wong Howe, the famous Chinese
cameraman. says that a too frilly
dress takes away from the audi
encds "a probation Of that delec-
table art Jimmy should know. He's
now behind the lenses on Warmers
Confidential Agent" starrin g
Charles Boyer and Lauren The
Look" Bacall.
Rex Ingram, recently reported
10 have purchased a play, The
Newark Playboy." mo pun in
'tended-ReX operates in New
York and Hollywood states he
may delay Broadway production
Of the opus to accept a part in
"St. Louis Woman" the musical
which Arthur Freed. Metro pro-
Queer. is planning to put into
Times Square to showcase Lena
MARCEL MayeS. the New York
songwriter now on the Coast, has
knocked out two tunes which Tim
ME Rogers is planning to record
for Excelsior. They are, i've Got
a Gal That's IS and I'm Just 23,"
and Drop Another Nickel in the
luke Box" Lena Terrence. the
movie bit player whose husband
was killed in action with the 99th
Pursuit Squadron. was down from
Val Verde over the weekend look
ing mellow in Chinese coolie
straw bonnet that virtually shout
ed. Lily DaChc,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Singers Await
Vocal Addition

Joe Norris, tenor sax artist and
band leader. is still anxious 10 find
a female vocalist To front his pane
and perhaps wm an addition With
a name band, possibly within the
next two months.
I'm determined 10 make by
small combination the greatest IN
the land Norris commented this
week as he outlined an extensive
program to build his small musical
aggregation into a first class group
of musicians.
Norris disclosed that he contem-
plates holding additions for female
vocalists possibly within three oil
four weeks. All those interested
are asked TO submit their name,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

these places are now devoted
hon" bodies these DAVIS Toy
don't wart Ia be CRU~ht nauning
when their favoritr GI suddenly
popS into port
There VeTc three o. t-Crr seated
30 louc y i~ bar Booth TEov
hold very tile conversation WITH
oach other bat What talk ihcv d a
rve out vas occasionally n'cr.
'lpteS NNcn the woman si't.n- in
TIC n 1olc would take several
puHs on = nan SIZED p.pc. then
look sheepishly up al some passer-
tv
Bar Scene There were tro cru.S-
ing wolves and Two not TOO shy
little ,aT bS seated ms de TIC
crowded booth The gas shook
their heads 50 often 90 wordaec
from the lamb shearcrS that their
Wigs almost slpped oT Then came
boredom for the two chix Yet
the Cats hung around Finally one
~ the snooth.es spoke snail We
match for the check No" spoke
Up the heppcs' OF the chix. IN
pay the check and you can pretend
that you're asleep while We gals
jXnsv your play When last seen
the Cats were still Glmmering the
Chix with that u-ku0W- what look
in their orbs
Twas a grand reunion last week
when Mr. and Mr., Thomas GAY
entertained NeW Workers. Mr. and
Mrs Philips. who had not seen
James Cartair for thirty wears. also
sister and her husband Mr. and
Mrs H Evans. All 1gc former
ouisvlllans S-S2t Jay c
Thomas was home on furloulh hay
ing fun with friends SO was Cpl.
Fleetwood Burden. former MANAGER
az Dukes OF Rhythm Disc
Wrap II Up" tells playchix what
20 do till the GIs come home. lis
really on the rIsque side.
VILLA FLOYD is going down
20 Atlanta. Ga, way TO visit kim
folks and have fun away from the
city's brlte lites. Her buddy. charm
ing Anna Johnson. will miss her
Esther Walker and Isabelle DeskinS
caught the eyes OF Valley wolves
NONn Lounge WY OtIltI pNtHl.
Joe Ernest a former local resi-
dent, was back taking in the sights
and visiting Willie Walton here
Andy Ramsey has the gals looking
twice at his blue eyes.
One Of towns top bartenders
and a nice guy. Everett Nance.
Is now dispensing drink stuff
down at Cocktail Lounge. Bust
ness along his end Of the bar
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
New Peace Daddy
Wants Money To
Stroighten Nips

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sweet
Daddy Grace is stealing the spot
light from Father Divine.
Whte-robed Daddy Grace told
more than 800 members of his
cult here this week that~"I got 70
get this peace Strengthened out real
soon and I'll need plenty or money
for it,"
The crowd shouted amen.
Sweet Daddy its waiting for you.
Daddy Grace entry in the peace
business occurred here when he
baptized with fire hose more
than 200 converts Ia his House
Of Prayer and turned of into the
more mundane but urgent matter
of getting this peace Strengthened
out"
Standing atop six foot platform
outside the church, Daddy Grace,
who has settled for the worldly
name of Bishop Charles NJ.
Grace said, Il did a good JOB
Strengthening them Romans years
ago. bat ! amt seen such people
as these Japs Gonna take a lot
OF money precious lambs TO keep
them in line
Gives 100 Bucks
Delegates attending the 18th an
nual holy Convration Of the House
Of Prayer janmed the building
and hung from the windows
One shouted: Il got 100 tbucks)
for you to do. the job with. Sweet
Daddy"
The white h'obed baptismal cam
didateS filed out Of the church and
the water Showered down for %
minutes as tne world famous last
gospel band played Anchors
AWeigh
The fire hose once was directed
TO the sidewalk for the benefit of
onlOokerS. They ran screaming,
into the street.
After the ceremonies Daddy
Grace departed in his long, sleek
limousine with Official painted in
Gilt letters on the door.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Artillery Unit
Proves Value Of
Yunk Training
BY CHARLES II. LOEB
lNNPA War Cnrrespnndenl

SOMEWHERE IN THE Pacific
Give Negro service men tho
proner training nlace tber 'urder
syniDathetic and romnetent Loader.
,hlo. and thev vii nerforr as
wcIl n any assionment as anv
trooDs anvwhere
Ht,ir5 'roran,Iv receivod ,or1.
de'aye5 batcb If Mono ne[vsnancrs
fr,rn tho S,ates ali ~ tberr con.
taining tho ri,ire and co,,tnr
rIaims ~ se,f.annoir,cd avnorts On
,bo srhiec. not avc,ndina .bo
sbrirl.votcod dorogatinns ~ contain
Djvie can rreesn,nn ~ tho noa, ',or
: o.,e tc.rnod frn,, an ,hvss of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Todd Duncan
Concert Star

CHICAGO. Illinois - Special -
Todd Duncan. familiar TO thea
going ChicagoanS as Porgy ~
GerShwln's operetts "Porsy and
BesS." entertained Grant park au-
dienceS "Wednesday night in a Va
riety concert in the band shell
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Bury Civic League Head
In New Albany, Ind.

CHICAGO, Illinois - Special -
Following last rites at Mecca
vock's funeral home. the remains
of Grin j. Isaac, 6223 Indiana ave-
nue.. were shipped to his former
home. New Albany. Ind. for burial.
Isaac. who was president OF the
National Social Civic League and
block captain in his community,
is survived by his widow.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

age. address and telephone number
on a post card to Larry Chism. 26s
Eliot street. at once.
Il plan TO hold battle OF music
soon with a small name combina-
ton" were other plans disclosed
this week by Norris. currently
playing at an ofay nitery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
RY Pill. CARTER

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. 49, One OF
Hollywood's finest tributes to the
Ncgrold influence in American
music will be heard IN the Warner
Bros. film. Rhapsody IN Blue "
This is The long-awaitcd musical
biography Of the late George
GcrShWin. soon 10 be released to
the nations theatres.
More than any of other native
composer, II is said that George
GcrShWln captured the mood OF
American lie in his musical COM
positions No writer Of poetry
prose, 0i song could be hcralded
as truly representative unless
somewhere in his works he haG
dOcumcntcd the positive impress
son on American art made by the
Negro as ne worked, sang and
fought for Americas greatness
George GcrShwin recognized tins
axiom. and throughout his song
and cdjcncCS syncOpatlunS, and
dramatic impulses Of the Negro are
lavlShly heard.
IN THE PICTURE his famous
concert pioes%RhapSody in Blue,
is INTRODUCED nNNew York S Aolan.
hall by Paul Whiteman. just as IT
was IN 1924 As everyone knows
It is tone poem of the big CITY.
yet It's sophisticated urban sounds
ave way .utcrmIttcEtly 10 the WaIi
Of the blues, the plaint!vc chant
which IS Of unmistakablc. Negro
origin.
To George GerShwin this was
no accident. Thorough workman
that he was, he was well aware
of the nature and form of his
source material. lie spent many
hours traverSing the streets of
Negro communities both i'm the
North and the South i'm order
that his highly sensitive ear
could truthfully interpret the
mclodiouS strains (which emit
from everyday Negro life. Their
insertion gave his music a flavor
and zcSt uncommon i'm most
Semi-claSSical works.
\ further guarantee OF anthem
'ri'y !u nc Warner hln is 2uuod
through me fac, that GcrShNin's
music - rendered by artists who
know On. Negro MUSICAL ldi0m
Anne Brown lends her exceptional
VOC, to tho sUang Of summer
,rc.' from Ger>nnm i0ik-opCrd.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Rhapsody In Blue
Tribute To Race

dred Bailey to know from whence
came much of the inspiration for
his style.
All in al, the picture Rhapsody
in Blue says with music what has
often been said through other
mediums. That iS-that this coun-
try of ours Is one of many herl-
ages hcartaches, and heroes. none
Of which is OF the same color or
racc-but all having one thing in
common They are American.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

students, 35; porters, u; clerks. 81;
musicians. 65 Other occupations
scattered including three school
teachers
When the unit was activated at
Camp Stewart. Ga. in February.
l943. the average age OF the re-
cruits was 81. Out OF this unimpoS-
ing group Of men. most Of them
with rural backgrounds, the army
has Neveloped clerks, craftsmen.
stereOscopic observers, artillery me-
c h am icS $. instrument specialists,
electricians, radio operators. me-
charles. carpenters and cooks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
EXPECT GALA
FLOOR SHOWS
7 HIS FALL
RN LARRY CHISM

Cabare; owners, musicians and
entertainers are expecting a post
war boom in the theatrical profess
sion and in nitel!fe circles, dur
ing the next six months.
Already cabaretS are making a
bid for patronage by planning for
first class entertainment to grace
Their hoorboards when the fall
season gets under way.
For those who delight in drink
ing, each week finds a new tavern
opening for patronage, almost IN
every section of town.
THE RETURN Of local musicians
from the army where they received
valuable musical training will DE
an asset 10 the music profession
and Is certain to make for a better
music note reading in local mite
clubs. Rotation of name theatrical
talent from the Eastern clubs who
dlC OOOhNO lOl lONdl dDlVdL dllNtS
should guarantee first rate floor
shows for nitelifers
Clubs whose plans include a
lineup Of the better class Of en-
tertainments include Club Sen
satiOn. Club Owens. Club ZOm-
bic, Cotton Club, and Club Three
Skies 1866.
TavernS readying 10 make a Sc.
rious bid for postwar business are
the Horse Shoe bar, Little Sans.
New Eagle, Lark's Grill, CoIy
Corner. Bizerte, Cocktail Lounge.
Ringside Cafe, Double V bar.
Tropical Bar and others.
AS most of the cabaretS plan tor
grand opening of first class ZEN
tertainment on or after Labor Day
local nitelifers do not have bong
TO wait before they will be able to
enjoy again the fun. entertainment
and excitement which one usually
finds in mite clubs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

In letter addressed the public last week Edward
Davis the Davis Motor Sales AL high
expressed his sincere gratitude the thousands Detroit
who made possible for the Davis Motor Sales survive
during the irving days CT Mr. Davis I'VE
today the public for their during
four We enlarging business establishment
order the services which impossible before
The raonin9 gasoline and the scarcity Of made
difficult the period for the kind Of
which entitled a
and we preparing TO do the things of which have
dreamed Since January 1912 the employee of the Davis Motor
Sales have the business their many
times regretted this condition know that if had been
customer would have lost patience with the
those days hands tied Al long position
10 good business should. We
cooperative who stuck with
ended We feel them debt and
this debt by enargng business expanding
services al AL East Vernon Highway"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

CtC Al
tat $50 s.
src tH.r~ 80,
',a.3>C DADDY
Vil No H0~c
cr = tFr
.ar rt -r.
The impend
inC return 81
~ ar vets IL
really slow inE
up hiInes< for
me nAstehoArd
de ltrN the
after h q ur
spots and bar
time drinking
Gals "a no once
FREQ urnte d
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
SWINGING WITH
NITELIFER s
By LARRY CHlSM


should boom. cause Nance has
many friends about town Lionel
u,nr,o, aud IA. , .n.i.I-
80 ~ a.. p.rsS, 49,.
co,,. So, =, ~,
man and his hays -. I'm MI. m.
mn.ic trom ,h. ,hos,,a NJ, -.
ths .how "n.na, ="
-. 80, ~ :,
~ S''Li'i Joe
' .''''' l-t' ~
Ih ''' roy y. We ne
'.f ',''h'"-
.'lA' acc Aa''i.' ara % AZ
' '.'f'.- az we
Icy y 81 '''efN nj nave
-.a>> So t',' u'' N'"t''
. 20 - .a''- r."
'''"' '..'''i' "' Us
m o'
't.'. vas .' ''"r last week
-''.-- .., "a 'cF> DoT'G.Ie 90
''.'..' ''i' 10. hooc.ee
4-' ana ..'> ''u,N Was
''' no ~ nc oe',h OF Our
'", ""e'' 9''' hd"'rds ~ Gar
- we. % '''l m, = H-'Ce ~ ounce
~ ~ - VIC
,-.,,r :, IA. 80 -. p" ., 80, iI'. VI
-,-1'-. st.,,c~od ,r-o.a - -, ,o 'rI"
-. =. Is 10 - 80. 30.
..cgt ,ccr IN loo many vears
Bat u.'s fu,a and hope love ana
lrdcr,' .r her hearts tho
vaIre Warriors Wi! surely make
q success o. hI, efforts - re-cStab-
.l-r a con -c1H. nome re.
scar s. DAVID Dunham, a
( lt'' iNarisTan .ormcrlv of Buf-
go H'fine tun VISITING his
N'.. 9 idrIeS haSlcti az Horse
en- N.''o MANAGER Duhham saw
~. . - si-lA--Ie oNe' seas on a
% c q. ~ SnlIo''eu AZ
v,,- ,,od cana',., Y'' a - - 80
f,man medals
Ash Can Larue. former come
dan a., spots about town is abed
Rith double pneumonia AZ Rccciv-.
ln1 HOSPITAL where friends are visit
.n' HIM
lo'ii'i't ANDERSON IS me Town ;
'''"pu.'eS' oal manu- H,'u A'e hilo"'
"oi ~ al KAN lounge
neIc .Ie tlen wolves Ed'nef.
"LaMohhii les social Cup
n MI o ~, ; a1e W emo! '.en'Se,NeS
y . II -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

should boom. cause Nance has
manN friends about town Lionel
Hampton and his music special
lists open the Paradise theatre,
come sept 81 IankN Row
man and his boVs will make the
music from the theatre pit a.
the show opener
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

these places are now devoted
HON" bodies these DAVIS Toy
don't wart Ia he Cap~ht naurins
when their favorite GI suddenly
mons into mort
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-10

ness" The meeting was en-
HANGED by the presence of Mrs.
Baker who freely offered her
service.
East Port Orchard is delight
ed with the coming of Mrs. B.
e. Squires, USO director. The
plans explained by Mrs. Squires
will make our project the equal
of any in the state. She asks
the cooperation of the commu-
nifty.
Mrs. A. A. Bremen honored her
husband with delightful break
fast Christmas morning. Guests
present we're: Miss M. Robin
son, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Brewer, Seattle; Steward &c
and Mrs. Herman Lewis, Seattle ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Catly, Joe Cannon,
John Leafton, Bernard Leemis,
Richard Price, T. c. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly, MIR.
and Mrs. Hank Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Leatham, Mr..
and Mrs. Buford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey Barrett, r. and Mrs. John
WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Best.
The Saints of God witnessed a
great closing of the year 1914,
as they joined in praising God
for the advent of 1915. The
members of The Church of God
In Christ and others of various
churches joined in the worship,
led by the Rev. c. E. Williams
and his congregation.
A fervent prayer for the bene-
fit of our Young Peoples pro-
gram sponsored by Mrs. Lula
Mae Powell. The big event was
held at the Recreation Center at
e. P. o. The privilege of hold
ing this meeting was granted to
Elder C. 4. George of Tacoma.
WASH, pastor of The Church of
God in Christ, to hold services
each Tuesday evening and also
Sunday School at II a. m. Sun
days.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-10
Ball O. Basketball
Where and When

The Harlem Globetrotters
Romps and Frolics threw two
winners Friday night to score
Navy Yard Rockets AZ to AZ, and
AZ to 33 (swing swift score).
Such crowd as the Civic Cen
ter has never seen was packed
and damned but happy to again
see the famous. ever-clever come
dians of the maple courts.
From the very beginning of the
game, Williams. the colored lad
with the Yard Rockets, played
earnestly to outrun the visitors.
but soon the whole teame in
Guiding Stretch" could do
naught but watch and laugh
themselves at these foolish
clowns.
Such antics as lightning PASSES,
fake throws, feints, leapfrog
plays, baseball inserts with full
formation), even a little foot
ball was added. Though the drop
kicker has yet to make his shot,
he blamed a low rafter beam for
his failure Friday night.
Captain Bernie Price was their
leading laugh-getter and scorer
with 81 points.
According to the Glohetrotters,
this is their 43rd contest and
their 10th win this year. It's
alleged they lost 8 last year with
the first five losses coming the
early part of sessions (first 3
months).
Nevertheless, they still COM
mand the respect from all Amer
leans as the greatest basketball
team these parts has been, with
the exception of one Seattle team
who ranks third in tn nation,
thus making our famed Globe
trotters No. 4.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-10
MOVIES---RADIO DRAMA
QUIZ GAMES

A series of programs designed
to bring interesting and yalu-
able information on our home
fronts greatest assets-HEALTH
presented under the supervi-
sion of Robert e. Colbert, T. Col
bert, newly appointed Negro
member of the tSate Health De-
partment. The Phyllis Wheatley
Branch of the Y. w. C. A. is
sponsoring these programs. All
meetings will be held at 102 21st
Avenue North.
No adult interested in good
health can afford to miss this
series. All are invited to at
tend.
Time-Monday 7:45.
Dates - January Is, %, 10,
February s.
Place - Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. C. A.
Club 23 of the Y. M. and
Y. W. has opened a new regis
tration period and any teen
ager between the ages of IA and
30 is welcomed to join Club %,