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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31

Mits Kashiwagi of Kashiwagis
Tailors should be happy today.
His team sewed the championship
OF the Nisei Commercial League last
night CTueSday) in Main Bowl. The
mel has another week of play but
Kashiwagi's. holding a wide ten
| game margin over their nearest OPP
ponent, Shanty Inn, need not
| worry.
The haberdashers' Roy Tanagi,
Grant Beppu, Hero Nishimoto, Roy
Fujiwara and Tommy Namba all
rolled we'll as they thumped ORR
entail Cab, 81
Second-place Shanty Inn lost its
| chances when its men bowed four
times to Sakahara Insurance. Herb
Furuta of Sakahara wrapped a 224
and a 210 in a brilliant 628 series
Kenny Oyama and Rick Tanagi also
of Sakahara's turned in commend
able games. T
In other tits, Paramount Cafe
was held to % tie by Puget Sound
Vegetable Growers Association and
Tads Cafe trimmed 18th Ave. Ser
vice, 81.
The results follow:
KASHIWAGI's (3)-Roy Tanagi
400, G. Beppu $40. Nishimoto 499.
Fujiwara $50, Narnba 514; ORR
ENTAIL CAB O-Poy ACT, Eng ATT.
Yaplee SIS, Pang ATS, Coon 437.
SAKAHARA'S (4-Oyama SOS,
Furuta 628, Okada 461, Rick Tana-
gi 524 Suyama 461; SHANTY INN
(0)-Urakawa 507, M. Beppu ATT,
Kimura 532, Takahashi 564, TAX
Shibuya 400.
PS.VGA. OR. Kiyohara 470,
E. Kiyohara All, Ota 456, Yamagu-
chi ATS, Maebori SAC; PARAMOUNT
Cafe (2)-Kuranishi 533, Tsuji 468,
Asaba 548, Tanaka SOB, Nitta 459.
! TAD'S CAFE (3)-Sumioka 457,
Tabo Shibuya 5O7 Hirai 448, Kuni-
yuki 453, Ihashi 518; 18TH AVE
SERVICE O-Takayoshi 427, Ma
gasawa 449, Sanico 467, NJ Koga
442, Inouye AIS.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31

The Pacific Northwest ttlistS,
employing a battling combination of
zone and man-to-man defense,
stepped defending championship
Seagulls cold in their flight to-
wards the diadem.
Tokuda's led 1e to 8 at half
tine. and kept that assuring lead
until the final gun.
The Seattle quintet's victory
march started Thursday night
when its boys nosed out Murray
Taiyos, 81 to SO. The following day.
Tokuda's won another tilt by a
point. decisioning Idaho Falls. 30
to 81.
Isao Nishimura, Tokudas chief
point threat. fired 9 points into the
bucket in the Murray battle, but
then suffered a charley horse, ELI
minating him from further game
Icing competition in the semi-final
and championship games. Hod
Otani. reserve forward who sprain-
ed his ankle in an earlier struggle.
recovered okay as he sank sensa-
tional left-handed shot against the
Seagulls.
Peppery Chuck Kinoshita of To-
kuda's received a trophy for out
standing play during the tourna-
ment and also had his name en-
graved on the Fred M. Toyota
Memorial Trophy" for sportsman
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
INDEPENDENT t6l:
RISSHO NO. 1 (0l

Suyara ID beat AkutSu tR.
2l-l3. 2l-l6; T5uboi % beat Kawa-
ia 0S) Pills. 2l-19; Muramoto ID
5eat Sakczaki CR) 21-l0. 2l-l4:
Muramoto ID beat Kawada tR)
21-l7. 2l-t9; Suyama IL beat Sa-
kazak GR) 2l-l0, 2l-14; Tsuboi ID
heat AkutSu CRn 2t-13. 21-l7.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
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Stars Will Fall on Seattle

In the next edition. 1.-THE Sporting Thing
will publish the a-star teams in the Nisei Vet
Grams Conlmittee-sponsored basketball leagues for
the 4749 season.
Names of some new satellites will decorate the
star-studded selections, and, this column will not
assume responsibility for error in the minds of the
various managers who handed in their lists.
The stars fell on Alabama once, but they'l fall
on Seattle this time.
Shame, Shame Us!
Seattes girl bowlers who participated Salt Lake
City recently implied
lust automobile ride"
The rndng did quite well in the Mormon They
finished team
the HILL they lust the
mobile
Shame shame us!
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
SPLIT SACRAMENTO SERIES
SACRAMENTO, Calf. March 3

SACRAMENTO. Calf. March 81
Especial to Northwest Tines TO
kuda Drug. Intermountain and
Northwest Nisei Invitational Bas-
ketball Tournament champions,
split their games in the Sacramento
Valley early this week. Tokuda S
defeated Florin on Monday but
lost to the powerful Sacramento
Wakaba Miks last night Tuesday,
ship. fair play and inspiration.
Shifty Shobo fuJii. also of Toku-
da's, who posted 10 points to lead
his team to a 1921 victory over
Idaho Falls on the second night
landed on the tournament all
star team.
Honorable mentions were receiv-
ed by Manabu Fujino. center. and
Mote Yasuda. guard
Fumio Kasei and George Hira
matsu of Harlem Seagulls. and Ray
Saito of ontario JACL were other
outstanding maple court men on
, the tournament all-star selection
Idaho Falls JACL earned the
team craftsmanship award
The results follow:
THURSDAY, March rs
Harlem Seagulls SIS, Davis Comets 81
Ontario JACL 80, City Cafe %
Tokuda Drug (Seattle) 81. Murray
Taiyos SO
Idaho Falls 81, Ogden 30
FRIDAY, March 26
Tokuda Drug 80. Idaho Falls 81
Ogden SO, Murray Taiyos 81
Harlem Seagulls 81, Ontario JACI
80
Davis Comets beat City Cafe
SATURDAY, March 81
Tokuda Drug IS, Harlem SeagullS
"a Championship
Ogden defeated Davis Comets Con
solation)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31

Reverie Is when ideas float In our
mind without REFLECTION or regard of
the understanding Locke.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
NEIGHBORHOOD t6)
METHODIST 49,

Kurata CM) beat Terrell (N Ia
u. 21-l8. 2l-19; Phillips (N) beat
Ikcda (MD 2l-19. Ellis. Teabcu (N)
beat S. Tada M 2l-17. 2l-l9;
Teabou IN beat Kurata (M 2l-11.
23-21: Tada (AD beat Phillips CN)
Pic. 1921, 1923; Terrell tN
beat Ikeda ND 1922, 2l-l8, 21-16;
Tada M beat Terrell (N PILL.
2l-l7; Phillips M beat Kurata
M 2l-l2. Pills. Teabeu (N beat
lkeda CMD 21-l, 2l-14.
In charge of the tournament are
Art Susumi, Hach Hashiguchi Sab
Tsuboi. Mas Muramoto Hank Oku
oa and Jim Al;utsu. All matches
wall be played during week nights.
Schedule for the remainder of
he week follows:
WEDNESDAY, March 81
Lotus No 2 VS.. Congregational
Lotus No VS. Independent No.
THURSDAY. April 1
Yeslcr Terrace VS. Maryknoll
NBC Risshos VS. Lotus No 2
Girls
FRIDAY. April 2
Baptist No. / VS.. Lotus No l
| (Girls)
Methodist VS.. Baptist No 2 Girls
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
TOkuda's Capture Championship
In IntermOuntain Cage Tourney;
Smother Harlem SeaguIIs, 1874
Especial from Utah Nippo)

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, March 31-Mentor
Stan Karkomi and his Tokuda Drug cagcrs annexed
another honor last Saturday night in the Pioneer gym
when they clipped the Harlem Seagulls, 30 to "A. to
win the championship of the 18th annual lntemoun-
tain Nisei Invitationa Basketball Tournament
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
KNIT
mel. TITLE
AS INN LOSES
NISEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS


Results in Brief
Kashiwagi's 3, Oriental Cab
Sakahara Insurance 4 Shanty Inn
P. S. V. G.. A. 2, Paramount Cafe 2
Tad's Cafe 3, 18th Ave. Service l
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
AShuraS to Hold
Ball Practice

Lotus AShrra bail club will have
its turnout at am this Sunday.
All players are asked to meet in
front of the Buddhist auditorium
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31

Independent No BANKED NBC
RisSho No. l by a to count, and
Neighborhood House labored 10
thump Methodist TO g.
Outstanding paddlemen in the
opening nights play were Sab Tsu-
TUESDAY RESULTS
Independent No Two ), use No.
one
use No. Two >. Rissho No. Two
use No. Two which handily
whipped RisSho Nc Two by 81
margin had on its roster Ed 1ori-
uchi, Hank Obata and Edo Sasai.
col Mas Muramoto and Nobi Suya-
ma OF Independent No which is
rated to be the team to beat.
Tsuboi End Muramoto are pre-
var stars.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-31
Lotus Cabinet Heads to Meet

attend a special breakfast meeting
called by Yosh Imanishi, Lotus
president, for am. this Sunday,
April 4, in the Buddhist temple.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

BAKED SMOKED HAM will answ
lot of your meal planning problems
week and for the big holiday weel
ahead. Your nearby Safeway stol
featuring two top quality hams
week that are famous for their ten
ness, delicious flavor, and quality
we can guarantee. Buy a whole
ham this week and let it be the
main course of several meals dur
ing the week and then be the de-
licious filler for sandwiches in the
holiday picnic baskets. Sideways
attractive low prices make ham
the best meat buy for this pre-
holiday week. Visit your Safeway
store today and make your selec-
tipn.
Evening star., 1948-06-28

One of these small, lean,
tender smoked picnics cooked
and served sliced as a cold cut
will be a thrifty meat course
in planning meals during
this hot weather.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Marriage License
Applications q.

Under D. c. laUs, couples must
apply TOR marriage license on
one day, ,oatt three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Donald Lorenz. -2s, and Marynelle Weston,
ri. both OF Silver Spring. Nd.
Earle Sears. 22. 3sol 18TH 9. ns; and
ne.
Janet Ross, 81, 1853 Nichols ave. sv,
Mildred Spencer, ~, 1ios srd st. NV,
James SH.uael H ., As q. asss Alsssns lxwg ave. S.
w''sT ssst9 rslm kss T. e. Isl 4st keso. :v. ~
'efSms nancy sesS ssisno iE IL. 5f4 s1d ;. NJ. A'
ciariee Osborne, ii, zoos 1Ith st. NV.
Irving Feister, IS. 1882 Woodley pi. NV,
and Shirley Maltz, .2s. 1900 1t. NV
The Rev Lee walker. 81. -2o1e 3rd st.
NV, and Eva LinberGer, 3d. 2Oll oro st'
ana ciarice Kayser, 1s, 4sib Ellicott
st. NV.
billiard Wheat, 90, Arlington. Va, and
Edith Shade, 26. 146s Chaplin st. NV.
william cronin, 25: 1880 + cspItol L. e.,
bama ave. Sc.
Kenneth Gray. %, Seat Pleasant, Nd, and
Lillian Tucker, 10, Coral Hills. Nd.
James Truxton, 80. and Elizabeth Clarke
81, both Of 2440 Monroe st. ne.
william Joseph, "a. Takoma Park, Nd
and Georgia Rapp, 20. 5417 18th It.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Doctor Indicted on $15,000I
Income Tax Evasion CHARGE

DR.. John o. Harris. 100 w street
NV, has been indicted in Bal
timore on a charge Of evading pay
ment of nearly $4,000 in Federal
income tax, according to the Justice
Department.
The indictment. returned May 18.
charges the colored physician with
filing false and fraudulent returns
for 1914, 1945 and 1916. He faces
q maximum penalty of five years in
jail and a $4,000 fine on each of
three counts
The Department said yesterday
that, in 1914, DR.. Harris had a net
taxable income of $11, 1868 and should
have paid $2,749 in taxes but paid
nothing. In 1945 his taxable in
come was $15,28l, he should have
paid $4,394 but actually paid $15s,
the Department said. In 1916, the
comparable figures were given as
$24,234 income, $s,os2 owed and
1927 paid.
The physician was ordered held in
$500 bond yesterday by United
States Commissioner Needham C..
Turnage after he agreed to appear
in court at Baltimore on Septem-
ber 7.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

9. Eenita Dyer. -. 1857 r.lten st. nv
Thcmas Woe 2s. Richmond. and Anns
Edyard sssEst.. ss. visaas, Va. and
MaShs p :nd 1871 ,.n ~ u.., NJ
both Of Il DsTrses 4: nv.
diori. carter, 20. sls 10Th st. ne. ~
John Lobell; "a t; Hal.;;mors: and Jean
Norman Manchus, Fl, Bethesda Nd. and
Isabel Barry, Fl, 1414 Nadison st.
Adam Jackson, 20. s7ts Feets St ne,
and Lillian Davis, 10, $3.50 Focte st.
Irwin pem.ky. %. 100 Trenton pI. Sc.
and Shirley Rothstein. 81, Chicago.
Peter Papouiakos, Is. and Helen cim-
beropoulos, 81, both Of 1885 Georsia
Jack Cohen, "a. 1914 Decatur st. nv,
and Marion Goldsmith. 20. sSs De-
Calvin MeInturn. 81. AIexandria. vs.,
and Norma Lusenbeal. II, 3c2 Ridge
Norman Gill 81 chev.rl,. Nd, and
Christine Radcliffe 81. 1928 s1st N.
NV
Evening star., 1948-06-04

ns.. sRd Rossmaris Narwood. az. 1856
wsltsr Gcors, 10. ana Mamie ooodbrsaa
81. hcsh o. Spl5 ccnnsctieut ave. nv
Richard shanahsn. 3s,' 1879 iryins St
NV. and Ella Mccarthy. SO, 331l sth
Charles Lloyd. Is, 7sl 10th st. Sc. and
Antonio Fredette. .2e. Manchester. N. H.,
and Santa Neri. Is, 1443 Monroe st.
Rich.rd simpson. ~. Chevy Chase, Nd,
John shsnahan, 23, 1851 .Redwood ter
nv, and May Fisher, 20, Kensinston.
Chs rles Townsend. 81, 3bo7 Lowell st.
NV, and Marjorie Rhodes. Is. 5342
Moses Presutto. a. s23 Pennsylv.nia
ave. NV. and Florida Jones. 26, ST.
st. Sc.
Norman Greenhouse, %, and Janice Poor..
ramon ~ beth snrda q iaSs 1sss T. Macarthur blvd
nv; and Lillian Barriek' ~ 1913 Hol-
James Bate 81. c517 K t. NV. and
Evening star., 1948-06-04

Van Smith. ~, eavsnnah, Ga, and xar5
Penn, 10. Alexandria, W.
Howard Lokey, FL, 11O4 Z st. ne. and
Myrtle Cumming, 10. 1887 18th st. NV
Alvie Pasehall. 20. 3526 New Hampshire
ave. NV. and Lucretia Matthews, ~,
1911 1st St. NV.
Cornelius Rinker, 80, and Lena Stane-
xicE, "a. both Of ouantieo, Va.
James Dunnayant, ~, 1888 spring I'd
NV, and Helen Bottelson, %, Alexan-
dria, Va.
Robert Custer, 21. Camp Kiimer. N. y
and Lsvie Guillory, 2e' 1854 18TH pi.
Robert Henderson. 81. 1920 cereeran ct
NV, and Sarah Jones. 81, 133oh No.
Joseph coiandreo.. "A. 1850 Newton Ct;
ne. and COLOMBIA Campantle. FL. '07
Michigan ave. ne.
william Smith, "a; 1873 savsnnah pl'
Donald oliver, 21. and Roberta Mealey,
is, both Of Colmar Manor. Nd;
Mike Kozup; q. East Chicago, IND, and
Linvood Elliott, tr., 81. 1415 Jackson St.
Evening star., 1948-06-04

Bangkok Aviotion Hub
Bangkok. Siam, Is fast becoming
the. hub of commercial aviation in
Southeast Asia.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
.Chnr0e Accounts limited

A. Woven striped seersucker two
piece Eten suit. Cool. comfortable,
we'll mode. Suspender shorts, self
beited, slosh pockets and motchine
iocket with poteh pockets. Blue.
ton or green. Sizes z to 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Tribune Band
Record Crowd He ars
Floyd "Candy" Johnson

The Music Hall rang with cheers Sunday afternoon
as Floyd Candy Johnson and his orchestra took their
place the most popular band of Detroit winner of the
Second Annual Tribune Band Poll
Candy was presented with huge gold and ivory
trophy symbolic of his 1913 victory the Motor City mu
,.lI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Jack the Bellboy
On New Program

Newest program starring Jack
the Bellboy. Detroit's No. Disc
Jockey, is luke Box Jury, TO be
broadcast over WJBK each Sat-
urday from 1890 10 100 p. M.
the show will premiere on Oct.
End.
Sponsored by Suchard Choco-
late. the formal Of luke Box
Jury will consist of record re-
views by teen-agerS. Each week
a different group of youngsters
will be invited 10 the studio
to listen 10 and comment on the
newest record releases.
After each record PLAYED the
Youngsters will make their pre-
diction on this particular record.
to whether il will be a hit or
a flop
Experts in the field will serve
as judges at the closing Of each
program. they will select the
teen-agers who. in THEN opinion.
contributed the most worthwhile
comments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

Hammond, piano, and James
Glover, bass. were also among
the musicians receiving ccrtifi-
Gates and being honored on the
special program. Candy Johnson
and his band PLAYED on. while
the fans clapped and yelled for
more.
GUEST M. c.
Keeping the show rolling al 4
merry pace, and always good
for laugh was Louis MY Man"
Haywood, comedy m. c. and
winner OF the male vocalis
award His renditions OF Its
Too Soon To Know" and BE
cause had them asking for
more.
Other guest artists appearing
on the program were the Neb
Simmons 'Corny' quartet, Pete
Vierra, boogie woogie pianist
and Disc Jockey Johnny Slagle.
Assisting as master Of cere-
monies and in making the awards
was Robert Allen Beatty direc-
tor Of the Tribunes Second An
nual Band Poll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

Count Basic, famous Jump
King of Swing and Jazz, and
his orchestra are scheduled to
start weeks engagement at
the Paradise Theatre, beginning
Friday afternoon, Oct %
Band members are: Freddie
Greene on the guitar; Walter
Page on the string bass, and
Earl Warren, with the Count
at the piano, compose, what
critics have termed, "the greatest
rhythm section in the country
Jimmy Rushing. well known
900 pound blues singer, man OF
"Mr. Five by Five" song fame,
will be featured as vocalist.
In addition TO his many mu-
steal achievements at the Para
disc Theatre, the Count and
his band have appeared twice
at Carnegie Hall in concerts OF
popular music.
His amazing rhythm section
has been called 'unequalled' by
Benny IoOumdn anu Otilei ihu-
steal artists. While touring the
country and playing for many
college dances. the band was
voted the favorite dance band
by Harvard University.
PEARL BAILEY IN REVUE
Basie's concerts are always
UNIQUE because they consist of
three variations in music, blues,
boogie-woogie and jump. Audi
ences attending the Paradise The
atre will have the opportunity
to enjoy these three distinct
types Of rhythm that many other
name bands have used as q pat
tern for their styling.
Added attraction with the
stage show is the incompatible
singer. Pearl Bailey, "the girl
with two hands and a voice,
She is one of Columbia Records
top recording artists. having ris-
en- TO the top with such favorites
and smash hits as Tired" "Fif-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

It's Latest,
The Hottest :
''BewiIdered"
Are you BEwILDEREDi

III NDs lltlt II liO AAtNA-
You should tune in on the
luke boxes, and hear the tune,
'BEWlLDERED." by one OF De-
troit's own (although not too
well knownl artists, Red Miller.
During the past few weeks.
Red Miller's hit song has done
lust that 10 many music lovers.
who are ever curious 10 know
who penned the tune
Miller. accompanied by two
fine guys, has gained the hearts
of many OF the city's mite llfers,
especially those who have been
fortunate in bearing him IN per-
son. which those Of you have
not heard him, can.
Just drop into PISTOLS COT
TON CLUB. out Eight-Mile way,
any time
There you'll find Red and a
swing little trio He Is accom-
panied BY Curtis McGhee, bass
and Junior Warren, guitar
He has appeared at the
Twelve Horseman Club. Frolic,
Chesterfield. and other leading
clubs about town.
The little "Songbird" is as
easy TO like (quite winnfuh. as
his melodies are 10 listen 10. He
has worked hard. and is deserv-
ing Of al that may follow from
his latest musical effort. thanks
to Miss odessa Malone OF the
Malone Record Distributing com
pany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Hitting The
H OF s p OF S

have had his crown by three
DAYS. So it's so proudly we hail
the Mister Johnson. You and
Your Gay Little Band.
This man called Pierce is do
ing wonders in this gay little
nitery, the FL Sine. There's new
faces. new acts, gorgeous dam
sells. and house full OF fun
and laughter.
It's the New FL Sine Review"
along with Scratch and Patch.
comedy team: Paul BascomC
has reached way down South
America way and pulled out oil
his bag of loveieS a little Thel-
ma Cordero, who can and is
singing her way into the hearts
of the crowds around this way
She is solidly on the Calypso
Kick and how.
Got a laundering 10 20 way
out TO have some fun. Wei
there's just the type OF place
you'd like to frequent out Ink
ster way, Club Vogue. Noted Tor
its fine foods. soothing music.
and variety in drinks. it's yours
just for the quest OF your curios-
ity. Henry McWorter and his
great little band will do the
music honors for you while
you're in the mood for the fun.
While Mr.. King will take care
of making your stay a pleasant
one.
Say there's a bit OF the troub-
le: when you find the clubs
either having to pay fines or
taking vacation due TO the shows
that the public loves TO see.
this is America, and anything
that the public likes is unfit
and undesirable as far as the
law is concerned. Watch out
Pierce you missed it--this time
but don't let Johnny NAB
come back and catch you nap
ping II has been done you
know.
With the opening OF the house
that 1--WE built. Paradise The
atre. the season promises to
be worth your remembering.
Duke Ellington, master in the
field Of muisc, opened the Para
disc TO a packed house. He and
his band of maestro are up 10
their tricks OF old, Staying Mr..
AID Mrs. Johnny @. Public
These mighty men OF music arc
slated for a weeks stay. Which
started Oct. 18th and will run
through this week-up 10 Oct
22nd. So that the place TO see
the Music Greats. the house that
live built. the Paradise Theatre.
Woodward at Parson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
WAYNE SYMPHONY
CONCERT, PLANNED

$50 pm, Oct. 81, in the Rack
ham Building auditorium. There
will be no admission charge.
Two Wayne University stu
dents have been selected as so
loists for the concert, Mr.. Poole
announces. They are Miss Flea
nor Schneider, 1907 St Mary's,
freshman. who will sing arias
by Mascagni and Bizet; and
Robert Humid. l6543 Sunderland,
sophomore, who will sing Sc
elections from operas by Wagner
and Romberg.
Appearing for the first time
under the baton of Director Val
ter Poole. the 75-piece Wayne
University Symphony Orchestra
will present a public concert at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
By ROBERT A. BEATTY

Last week so-called Eager
Beaver did a bit OF nice nasty
talking against me in my behalf,
if you're hep enough TO know
what I'm trying to let you in
on, will continue with this spill
OF the spoil.
This so-called Eager Beaver
is also a little lanky. string bean
sorta fellow with a bit OF back
ward CAB that even thrills the
most sedate of the Tribune read
ers. Even through his jest and
mine. this fellow must have some
little something on the ball, 10
keep his many admirers passi-
fled.
The thing that's wrong with
most people is that they don't
realize who's riding these
trains and which of those have
stopped and started riding
buses.
Noticed the other night that
the crowd was having a wonder
full time in the Parrot Bar. Mos
sled over 10 see why and found
out to a little fellow by the
name of Gene Nero was the
cause of all OF this hula ba-lu by
means of his alto and his mad
little men Of music.
Haven't heard much from De-
troit's No. l Musical Flying Ace
here lately. Could II be that the
the wings of your musical mon
Mrs. - has skillfully clipped
oplsne, Mr.. Stevens?
Was by the Club Sudan; could
have sworn IL was Candy John
son that I was hearing. and
after getting a little closer found
out il really was the master.
also found that the reason for
this fine playing was that he
was TO receive the band of the
year award" this coming Sunday
at Two Thirty. In fact when this
scribe hits the street, he shall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Count Basic Jumps
AT Paradise Theatre

teen Years, "Legalize My Name
and "As- Womans Perogative. "
She will also sing several songs
from her latest picture, Isn't
II Romantic"
Further entertainment includes
the first Detroit showing of the
movie. "Close-Up," starring Alan
Baxter and Virginia Gilmore,
with selected short subjects.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23

BUNTs IND
Howard Bunts Orchestra, run
ners-up in the Band Poll, was
awarded the gorgeous second
place gold trophy. Both trophies
we're donated by COINS Musical
Instruments. Ltd. The awards
were made by Orville Allen, OF
the same firm.
Also receiving awards Sunday
afternoon were first place win
ners in the individual musician
classes.
STOP SHOW
George jenkins. top skin beat
er in town, nearly stole the
show when he cut loose on the
percussion instruments and prac-
tically drove the crowd wild
His mad ticks were real crazy.
Johnny Allen. arranger; George
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Bethel Religious
Series To End

The closing message OF the
religious emphasis series will be
delivered by the pastor, the Rev
Jonathan A. Danes at Bethel
AME Church on next Sunday
at IL am.
The Gospel Choir will present
the musical background for the
Who's Ever Will Clubs ami
versary service at 1880 am. at
which time the Rev. S. S. Nor
ris. Jr.. will deliver the ami
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
White On Air

NEW YORK (NNPA)- Walter
White. executive secretary OF the
National Association for the Adj
vancement OF Colored People,
participated In an international
broadcast from Paris last Mon
day (Oct 49, entitled Mr. and
Mrs America Views the United
Nations