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feature their greatest record hits
when they combine their brilliant
musical talents for the first time
in the presentation of a dance and
jazz concert at the Minneapolis
Armory, Sunday, Febmary /. Con-
cert will be presented by Bob Smith
and Leigh Kamman Of 1--WE Call
1t jazz.
Jacquet, who has been hailed by
music critics and the public alike as
the most exciting instrumentalist
of all time, will also give the au-
dience a preview hearing Of many
Of the new records he has just
waxed for RCA Victor, which will
not be released for some time.
Among those are such Jacquet Jazz
specials as oath Street Riff, jet
Propulsion, Cloudy Day, Bot
toms Downs, and "Embryo". 1t
will be Jacquet's first appearance
here. Miss Fitzgerald will sing some
Is selections, including many of
the songs that have been so closely
associated with her. Among these
will be Lady Be Good, Rock 1t
For Me-, "Stone Cold Dead in the
Market, 81 Cover the Waterfront,
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"A-Tisket, A-Tasket", "Undecided",
That's My Desire" and "Senti-
mental Journey"
Miss Fitzgerald will also present
for the first time her version of
Robins Nest" Jacquet's own COM
position, which she just recently re-
corded for Decca, and will join in
with Jacquet and his instrumental
lists in a free-swinging rendition of
FLYNN Home"
Jacquet's instrumental presenta-
ton will highlight his famous solo
on traditional Blues, Part Two"
from Jazz at the Philharmonic, "
on which he hits the highest note
ever registered on the tenor saxO-
phone. The brilliant sax star has
also programmed such Jacquet
standards as Bottoms Up" BLOW,
Illinois, Blow" Memories of You, "
Mutton Leg" Il Surrender, Dear"
and illinois Blows the Blues"
Featured members of Jacquet's
high-hying aggregation, who will
spark his concert presentation with
their instrumental solos, include
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Others like it solely for the
good feet-beat
The long haired styled type is
good for a while,
1t is something that will stay
in style
But if you want to get charged
behind some real gone
feeby,
Then you should have picked
up on The Duke only it
wasn't on the freely.
| know we all are broke, anyway
that's the story that is told when
the man with the plate comes
around. But let's all look at that
man this time with a diff eye. That
man this time is a very young man
in fact a child, who may or may
not walk according to the amount
of gold that is contributed to this
needy and worthy cause.
Persons who have seen these
children need no sales talk, they
need no convincing, only the in
formation as to where, when and
how to give, yes, give dimes. The
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-23
ALMOST
ABOUT
EV E r YTHIN G
By Percy Villa
By Percy Villa

AN OPEN LETTER TO GLENN FLANAGAN land my
readers can look, toO)
have known and Del for maybe offer
some friendly or fathery advice.
Sometimes feel that could little counsel but
In this case think l can offer you
Let's start from the beginning have been fighting for nearly
three and it's been only the
months that have shown ability places
Now don't get you're only the and
improvement every time into the BUT
wish that this Underwood could print arger although
fight with Norm Mastran with plenty Of last week don't
let those cheers fool you
As just saying you your fight you hardly
looked like main fghn fact didn't look like
Glenn Flanagan usually does.
of your trying you up a
into fighting Jackie Graves Now don't him to be the fighter
he has made people believing that he would knock
off fact you'd make him look like the fighter he
years His Tommy oLoughIin wants to
Graves all but for goodness sakes don't let him with
you Not for another six months least Or maybe till fall
What's hurry, money? Well than
anyway
lecturer says Smms, is a in your
pocket his in and his faith in patience
The first three days Of this week beautiful wife and
in ChcagO-seen things they call Henry Wallace also
in the city and already there number Of box politicians
around hotel Hobbies Put this prediction under your hat
band don't say didn't give you dope
Wallace willing to give the third party idea and return to
eOnditOn-hat Harry
Is NOT the party's choice in AS
waOctes working quietly Essen
believes that the Democrats have better chance
getting him into their than the Republicans who already have
candidates best that the General hasn't
chance OF getting the Republican nomination someone remarked
he wasn't anabor while the unions and the Democratic
party who first supported him.
Have heard the about the fellow who always missed his
wfes cOOkng-every chance he got.
THE GOSSIPLE TRUTH
Jackie Robinson Branch Hickey walking of
the MORRISON Hotel after the baseball meeting Sunday night
the ball clubs had bad AZ mainly
the Negro fans Swarmed the National and American
League parks Jackie Robinson and Larry Dolby Billy
Colbert SANITY boxing Teller plans another boxing show
late this month The Flanagan brothers will share headline spots
The possible chance Of third meeting between Jackie Burke
for February 26th Only hope that they
don't the boxing and the referee this
The boys already talking about the Golden Glove tourna
that hits this for four day month The
Of fighters Ed Lacy and Vince DOnney and both
area almost a cnch to win titles in their weights
WINCHELLISMS:
Tuman $40 proposal COP Congressman
Republican Pary slogan for the 1913 campaign (they
geefuly announce) will be: Save What's Left"
Meaning, what's left Of the Republican Party
The political party urging to Save What's
Left" found the to- Brother Can You Spare
Dime7"
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NNNlls
The Duke was here and, boy, was
he great, had just about everyone
in a real gone state. The singer
kate Davis, u canary that can
churp like mad, made everyone
feel cool, gone and real sad. She
can sing UNI soft and sweet or very
fast and hip, she's the best little
girl have heard in a long time,
take that tip.
The rug cutters there wanted to
jam like mad, but they had to, or
should | say we had to play like
a cad. Sit and look intelligent, play
it real cool, but that music is enuff
to make any aristocrat a fool.
Music. music the toast Of the
world at large,
We can all get it for the regu-
lar iuke box charge
Some like il hot and some like
Il sweet
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NEWS NOTES

The Musical Notes" will appear
on the Cedric Adams Stairway to
Stardom" Saturday at 6 pm. over
WCCO.
The Mems Club and the Women's
Guild Of St. Thomas church are
planning the 18th annual Easter
Fashion Revue, Easter Monday
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SHOW TINE :

Saturday aughgetter PM is must" on your
listening schedule An hOuength production the
Green Pastures" will Sunday
Feb. l (NBC-4 PM.
WITH THE WEBS:
In missed the 4Ooe choir University Sunday
morning CHS 005 AM they're repeating Sunday
oterlng sprituals and religious Designed
and combating juvenile delinquency,
Abbott Kid Show Saturday 90 AMI ABC
best on the air These two have
citizens Of teenagers OF definite every
the NBC Veterans Journal devoted the
families (Sat:3O PM. There for
affiliated stations local activities groups
sectional Veterans Administration offices
PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK:
When Hayard Paerson's bought him piano in
Fresno Call neither realized that regular
attraction bandleader Horace Hds
baton since 1929 Heidi reputation for giving
breaks to musical talent Airing
each week NBSun $3.50 PM Heidi
In Fresno recently Patterson the hopefu
was ms keyboard artistry that Heidi promptly him
win the show To top it off and to with state education laws
(Hayard is only ID Mrs HEIDI tutoring
while he is with the aggregation.
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ON THE BEAM

Ten discussion of tolerance and civil liberties general
the arwave Today individual stations and networks
have Minority problems of daily life
matter for regular programmng Among the networks assduous
taking the lead is the COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM
CBS School Of the Air" (Mon thru FRI PM fohrghtly
show the faacy Of discrimination The webs yearend docu
mentary Among Ourselves, real blow bgOtry. MICS
Public Affairs" (Sa1:45 PM another which presents
frank and discussion of community civic and religious
The latest tolerance slant is the Of musical
Originated by New Yo independent WNEW they
than 500 stations appeal particularly children
major medium Of mass communication relatively young
radio doing improved and vital job Of helping Americans attain
their national ideals of democracy
SHOW TIME:
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pets, J. J. Johnson on trombone,
Shadow Wilson at the drums, AL
Lucas on string bass, and John
Malachi at the piano.
The 25-year-old Jacquet has been
blowing up a storm in modern mu-
sic ever since he put his famous
tenor sax solo of FLYNN Home" on
Decca wax with Lionel Hampton's
band. He was subsequently starred
with the bands of Cab Galloway
and Count Basic and the Jazz at
the Philharmonic" concerts before
he set out with his own unit to
record for the Apollo and Aladdin
labels a little more than a year
ago.
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Dance at Labor
Temple as you all
know, real fine
music, but the
crowd was awful
$ m all. Percy
played and you
just know he puts
that 1--WE down, in
fact | believe that
he 5 got h e
greatest leap in
this pick-wick
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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

Birthday greetings in St Paul:
Jan 23-Mrs COrnelia Smith, 543
Carroll Ave; Mrs. L. f. Tarver. 500
st Anthony Ave. George J. Mann,
74l st Anthony; Virgella Harper,
77S ROndo Ave. Jan. 25-Nirginia
Smith S37 Rondo Ave; Clarinda Cox.
696 Iglehart Ave. Jan. 26--Mrs. s.
f. Hall, 996 Iglehart Ave; George
shannon, 693 Carroll Ave. Jan. 80
Carlos MOffat, JT, 45S MaCkubin
thony; Paul Church, 954 Fuller Ave:
Joe Combs. St. Paul.
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Illinois Jacquet,
Ella Fitzgerald
Here on Feb. |

ILLINOIS JACQUET, the excit-
ing Dynamo Of the Saxophone",
and ELLA FITZGERALD, the re-
nowned First Lady of Swing, will
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sportcaster Bill Brandt of MUTUAL has Sc

his outstanding personalities Of AZ on his Inside of
Sports" feature daily, 645 PM In the group were
Brooklyn LIST baseman Jackie Robinson, IT, of Illinois
track star Herb Mckinley, and heavyweight Jersey
Joe WolcOtt who nearly upset champ Joe Louis
In New York WMCA's New World A. Coming" is in
its fourth broadcast-year. "a Young American" a
penetrating analysis of relations and nter-group
attitudes, is being offered on Jan 20 . Aiding
hllby Judy Canova to become adjusted to polite SUBJ
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Want-Ads

JOE LOUIS Champ Wants
Agents to sell his toilet articles to
men; and MARVA'S Enchanting Cos
metiCs to Women: Sells on sight.
Big profits, steady income. Write
now. Joe Louis Products Co. Dept.
NJ, f. Garfield Blvd, Chicago is,
Ill.
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WANTED: Three rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished for house
keeping or with housekeeping privi-
leges. Call Regent SAP.
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Friday, January %, 1913

Ask anyone who knows! There is
no substitute for the St. Paul
RECORDER in st. Paul
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BY Donald Gates

"I'm Looking Over Four Leaf
Glover" because my Old Flame"
is "Ballerina" and "She's Too Fat
For Me"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-23

Saturday laugh-getter $3.50 PM, TIL
listening schedule An hour-lengtl
Green Pastures" will be aired on tn
Feb. 1 (NBC-4 PM.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
6. Nelson Waits QuiI
Alexandra Hospital
For Job Outside CITY.

Van C. Adams, administrator O.
the Alexandria Hospital, announced
today that G. Nelson Watts, assist.
ant administrator and controller
has resigned effective January l.
Mr.. Watts is leaving to take 6
job in another city and Mr.. Adams
said the hospital regrets it cannot
afford to keep him."
Last night the Hospital Commit
Tee of the Alexandria City Council
failed to reach a decision on a
request from Alexandria Hospital
for $4,000 city grant to forestall
a threatened closing of the hospital
January 81.
r. Samuel Luckett, chairman of
the committee, said the group hoped
to meet again within the next few
days in order to report on the re-
quest at a council meeting next
Tuesday.
David S. Maddox, president OF
the hospital, wrote Mr.. Luckett re-
Gently that the institution would
be forced to close its doors unless
the city helped it meet huge debts.
The hospital asked specifically for
an increase-up to $4,000 next year
in funds to pay for treating city
INDECENT patients, and an outright
grant of $4,000 to represent "the
city's share in accepting response
bility for the problems.
At the meeting last night with
hospital officials, I'VE found out
some things we. hadn't known be-
FORE" Mr.. Luckett said. He added
that he was very optimistic" but
refused to comment on the COM
mittee's sentiment toward the re-
quests.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

CORY including only persons who
were members Of the Nazi Party
without taking an active part in it.
Court President Ludwig Salisco
said the evidence showed Wiede-
mann actually was an opponent OF
Nadsm, despite the fact that he
held high Offices under Hitler.
Wiedemann left San Francisco in
1941 before the United States en-
tered the war. against Germany
Written statements introduced dur
ing the trial said that while he was
in the California city Wiedemann
showed no Nazi tendencies and ex-
pressed only good will toward the
United States.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

scheduled six events by which they
hope to raise enough money to in
crease the number of children's
parties they have been giving every
Christmas since they entered the
city in 1945.
The events include two theatrical
performances, a football game, box
ing match, car raffle and a radio re.
quest program.
Evening star., 1948-11-17

There Is q constant need for evo-
luton in the United Nations as its
tasks and responsibilities mount, he
said.
He added, however, that until the
U. Ms tasks can be more clearly
defined, 1t will be preferable to give
it permanent status only after 1t
has worked for another year.
aReferring to the Russian bloc's
boycott of the Little Assembly, Mr..
Dulles said he hoped the restrained
Evening star., 1948-11-17
|DuuesUrges That U. n.
Keep Little Assembly
By the Assosiofsd Pros

PARIS, Nov. 17.-John Foste1
Dulles called on the United Ma.
tions today to continue its year.
around Little Assembly.
The American delegate spoke tt
the General Assembly's Second Po.
litical Committee as it opened de.
bate on the report of the Little
Assembly.
Russia boycotted the Little As
sembly when it was formed at Lake
Success, n. Y, this year, contendine
it was illegal.
Mr.. Dulles said the Little Assem-
bly, had shown progress and was
worth continuing for another year
Evening star., 1948-11-17
WiedemannC Classified
AsEx-Nazi, Fined $500
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PASSAU, Germany, Nov. H.
Fritz Wiedemann was classified as
a former Nazi follower today and
fined 1000 Deutschmarks (about
5000. He served as Adolf Hitler S
personal adjutant and later as his
Consul General in San Francisco.
A German denazif1cation court
ranked Wiedemann in the lowest
class of Nazis, although he was
charged originally as a major Of
fender.
After a three-day trial produced
only two witnesses against Wiede-
mann and Is for him, the prosecu-
ton asked that the charge be re-
duced to that Of being a minor
offender.
The court placed him in q cate
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Rodzinski Is Reported
Improved in London
By the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Nov. 17.-Artur Rod
zinski, American conductor, Ill OF
pneumonia in suburban nursing
home, was reported to be "a little
better" today.
I'VE hope he will be well enough
on November % to conduct the
orchestra that evening at the Albert
Hail." his agent said.
Rodzinski was taken i'll after his
arrival here Sunday by air.
Evening star., 1948-11-17
Womun HaIts BoItinq Horse

Jumping from q moving streetcar
Miss Lexie Adams, the conductor
stopped bolting horse, in Syndey
Australia. =
Evening star., 1948-11-17
IGIs in Vienna Planning
fChiIdren's YuIe Parties
by the Assoeiofed Press

VIENNA. - American soldiers in
Vienna have already made their
plans to insure Viennese children a
Marry Christmas. The soldiers have
Evening star., 1948-11-17

way in which the body handled ita
job would allay fears that, 1t would
not be useful and that all delega-
tions would join.s
Evening star., 1948-08-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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cars regardless, Of price; cont trade on a
new car or sell to any one until you give
us the opportunity to buy at your price:
We need LOG cars w; 1879 to le4s your
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MOTORS, one of Washington,s largest
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Evening star., 1948-08-25
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score point for correct solu-
ton to each of the first five prob
lens, The last problem counts
5 points.
l. Which one of these words Is
most suggestive of dressmaking?
Theory Pattern Plan Strategy
2. Which one of the following
suggests the sound BIZ?
Colony Drove Flock Litter
3. Noodles should make one think
indirectly of which sound?
Oink Ba-a Cackle Moo
4. Which one OF the following
should suggest Jack of Beanstalk
fame?
Iceberg Country Gentleman
Kentucky Wonder Early Rose
5. Which one of these sets of
letters is most often seen on en-
velopes?
FOB. S.WAK. R.S.V.P. RPM.
6. Some of the creatures listed in
the left hand column below go
Moo while others "Cackle." Try
to distinguish between them on this
basis. Place a check mark under
the appropriate heading for each
You deserve l point for each correct
Judgment.
Evening star., 1948-08-25
Court Rdises Australian Puy

Public servants in Australia are
on the march--for more money
observers state, and have found that
the way to get 1t is not by negotiat-
ing with Public Service Boards out
through the Arbitrations Courts,
where many have obtained rs per
cent salary increases.
Evening star., 1948-08-25
axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Readers Corner.

L. w. B.. Washington, D. c., asks
for the accepted spelling of what he
calls the affirmative grunt" and
the negative grunt." The two-sylla-
bic sound. signifying yes usually
is spelled uh-huh; or less frequently
and less accurately un-hunh. The
sound signifying mo- is spelled
unh-; also un-uh.
w. L. c., Russellville, Ark. writes:
You say vacuum is 'VAK-yoo-um.'
What is this, Colby? Have you de-
serted the common people and gone
over TO the enemy? Never in my 80
years, 10 months and few odd
days have I heard the word pro-
nounced with three syllables. As our
most influential member of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to the American Usage of the Eng
lish Language, please don't b a turn
coat. 'VAK-yoo-um,' hahT
Sorry, but in all such words as
these the "uu" is pronounced as two
syllables: Continuum, duumvir,
duumvirate. menstruum, perpet-
uum, residiuum, iridium, vacuum.
Also, the "ua" of annual and man.
ual should be pronounced as two
syllables: AN-yoo-ull, MAN-yoo-ull.
Also in punctual, virtual, ritual,
perpetual, effectual, mutual, even
tual, habitual, individual
Lieut.. F. r. s., Navy nurse,
writes from San Juan, P. R.: MY
friend from the South says I walked
up I prefer I awakened Which
is more proper?"
One is as good as the other. All
these are good English: I woke; I
woke up; 1 walked; I walked up;
awoke; I awakeo; l wakened; !
awakened. So, lieutenant, you have
eight choices each morning vheI
it's time to hit the deck.
r. N. P. of Balboa, Calf, writes,
In ordering that delectable fish
dish of French origin, the bouilla-
oaisse, how should 1 pronounce it?"
The LarousSe French dictionary
pronounces it: boo-ya -BESS Amer
ican dictionaries Anglicize 1t thus:
bool-yuh- -BAYSS.
Tnackery, in THE Ballad OF
Bouillabaisse, wrote:
This Bouillabaisse a noble dish
is
A sort of soup, or broth, or brew.
Mr.. colby's new leshet, C-1p on the
obscured vowels in English expains how
to read the obscured-vowel symbols in
the dictionary. To obtain copy. send 5
cents in coin and stamped self-ad-
dressed envelope to him, care OF The
Evening Star. p. o. Box 80. Station G.,
New York 49, N Y