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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Named Easter
Seal Chairman

DETROIT - William J DAVIS.
assistant media director Of Nc.
.Cann.Erlck,on, Inc, was named
chairman Of the 1855 Easter Seal
tampaign
George \ Kelly lst vice pres.
idCnt Of the Detroit society for
Crippled Children, which hpon.
scrs the Easter oca. sa.c in De.
not announced DAVIS appoint
ment
SAID Kelly
The sociclys board Of d.rcc.
tors voted UNANIMOUSLY to ask
Mr. Davis 70 be our chairman this
Year HIS past service for our
cause his unl!asging Willingness
% help those less fortunate and
his proven ability a. q campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Set UaudulWe Show
For March of Dimes

DETROlT-The Times Theatre.
home of the Waythorne Players,
will be the scene Of a gala vaude.
Vile show this Friday evening,
Friday, Feb. 81 the proceeds of
which will so to the March of
Dimes Producing the benefit
show are Bill Sis. himself a vic.
tim Of polio; Gerald Ryckman,
who has put on many benefits in
the past, and Pat O'Connor and
Andrew Iccik, directors of the
Waythornc Players
Mr.. SliS has had his group Of
entertainers organized for over a
year, but was unable TO find an
available auditorium that he
could afford to rent, until Way.
thornc offered him the use of
their theatre, rent free, with the
show To be comprised OF talent
from all three groups.
CANN VIZ otliibNtiNNiitttll VI thu
benefit appeared in the papers,
amateur and professional enter.
,ainers from all over the city ella.
morcd for the opportunity to ap.
pear in the show.
Among those scheduled TO per.
form in the show are Josephine
Cooper. ITO e. Hancock. a singer
with considerable New York club
work in her past; the Floyd Sis.
tiers. 1869 Virginia Park, a quar-.
tei OF lovely ladies who are al
the present preparing for their
club debut In Detroit; Willie
Tyler. 1861 Superior, a student
at Northeastern High who is much
in demand as ventrlloqvist;
sreda Payne. 22os Glenn. snoth.
or talented youngster with a
bright future ahead OF her; the
lonettes. a dancing group from
the Toni Lewis School OF Dance;
Franklin Green. 1852 Vernon,
another Toni Lewis student. es.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

You may say, like man, that
inst couldn't be true with most
ef the local d. Us being strictly
on a rhythm and blues. rock and
roll or pop kick. How i.ien can
Detroit be a jazz mecca? Or you
mieht ask what is Jazz?
jar is that music that RANGES
from the cool. semi-classical
sounds TO those deep rooted tones
that blend itself to penetrate the
utmost parts Of your musical soul.
jar. then, like man, is soul
music.
Jarx Is unlike rhythm and
blues and rock and roll. u is
not lust a beat, which gets 70
be monosomous, but . comb.
ration Of oil the musical quail
ties 70 defenfiste Itself from
those sounds OF . symphony
orchestra by the tempo al which
IL is delivered.
What other musical groups use
the flute, French horn. oboe, tuba
or Tyre to produce such harmon
ious tones, other than a symphony
orchestra or progressive jazz
unit?
.'azz. then. is a universal Ian
euage, understood by all nations.
Like. Jazz is Americas only
weapon TO pentratc those thick
walls of the iron curtain coun-
tries with no i'll effects. Jazz is
sometimes referred TO as being
our greatest goodwill ambassa-
dor.
Why then would call Detroit
a capitol city in the idiom of
jazzlandia? That's easy, in as
much as Detroit has started many
a named musician on their way
10 fame. for il has been here that
they have found their soul. Some
OF these musicians were the orig
inators of the latest concept in
music.
Next then, you probably will
want TO know how or why did
this come about? The answer is
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Famed Tots
(HOir Ia Sing
In Detroit

The Obernklrchen Chill
drens Choir. currently on its
third sell-out American tour,
will stage single perform
ance at 3 pm sunday Feb
%. In the Ford Auditorium
once csiicd angels IN pislails
by Poet Dylaa Thomas, the choir
consists IL ~ Young girls and
soNen bows Earnings from the
Cholrs tours sponsored IA the
Gernan.Aner.can Cultural cen.
ter support ~ orphanaee ana
other charities in West Germany
Proceeds from the ehoir's De.
troll performance will assist
Wayne State Uniyersify's "Juni.
or Year in Munich" a student
foreign study program offered
annually BY the unisersity's Col
Iege OF Liberal Arts in eocpera-
ton with the University OF NJ.
nieh. Germany,
The Chlldrens Choir has en-.
loyed a Spectacular rise 10 fame
since rs founding in the small
West German town Of Ohernkir
chen in 1919 by Edlth Mocller
II conductor and Erna P.clslick
or Us administrator
Following q n!-AN successful
N!s.i u England The choir cn
tered The 1888 international lis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

this: a group Of local musician,
who couldn't find their soul -
anything shy CT perfection n
music In other words, rock and
roll was strictly for squares and
since they didn't dig the noise
they LET the squares have it,
So like on Sunday afternoons
they would get together for
swinging set at one of their pads
where they could express them.
selves unsteady as the FEELING
was with them and the results
Was truly amazing.
Soon as these cool cats would
find their souls. they would hon
over to the city to set in with
the named cats on the kick and
they would have il made
IN the city m. Y. c., Detroit
musicians are the most in de.
msnd as sidemen for reeordina
dates and club engagements.
Just TO name few who have
made it via the way OF local sets
etc. are:
Trumpctcrs Niles Davis. Don.
aid BYRD, Thad Jones; Saxophon.
lists Frank Foster. Sonny Red
Joe Brazil. Pepper Adams, Yusei
Lateef;
OrganiSt Don Raphael ylt
Buckner: Pianists Barry Harris,
Tommy Flanagan, Hank Jones,
Hugh Lawson; Vibes Mllt Jack.
son, Terry Pollard;
Bassists Elvin Jackson, Doug
Watkins, Paul Chambers, Al Nc.
Ribbons; Trombones. AL Hayes,
Curtis Fuller; Drums. Bops. Jr,
frankie Giants. j. {. Heard Elyin
Jones; Guitarist Kenny Burrell,
Euphonist, Harold McKinny and
Vocalist Austin Cromer, Della
Reese and Betty Carter
That's just a few but those
and others will be featured in
the lines of this column in weeks
TO come.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Student Wins
Boy of Month

81 Antoine VS. Mems Club
will sponsor IT'S Boy OF the
Month in connection with its
annual Brotherhood Program
sunday. Feb %. at $3.50 pm.
The boy is Cornel aiarKnam, a
student OF Russell School Cor.
nell was selected after a poll of
the school by the citizenship
committee headed by Mrs. Eu-
e,nc Lester Cornell will receive
a citation and special prcsenta-
tiohs from the Russell School
and 81 Antoine Us Men,
The public is cordially invited
TO this program which is a part
o! the Sunday Forum Series of
81 Antoine "Y' There is no adj
mission charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

NEW lOaK CITY lCNS n
With 30 degree weather in Flo.
rida. and no heating system, this
usually sunny land is suffering It's
greatest blow - bad season all
around for everyone Show
business. hotels and other places
and people-who solely depend
on tourists for trade are hit hard
est Many Of the winter vacation
ISIS are heading across the way
10 Havana where III a bit warm
er CAT least you can 90 without
overcoatSl and spending their
dough over there The recent 3
inch snowfall really finished the
future outlook and though II
VAS fine and dandy for the kid
dies, most of whom had never
seen snow, il was a horror for
businessmen.
Nevertheless - Erskine Haw.
kins' band began us two weeks OF
enc niehiers in cold Orlando and
Louis Jordan opened for q week
al the new coriIlon Hotel IN Mia.
mi Beach and Cab Galloway
Just closed an 8 week run al the
Cotton Club az Miemi Beach. Be-
lieve me. they were all freezing.
Thus, the winter season is a
total loss, and every resort place
from motel 10 hotel is operating
in the red In some places, meals
are being served for the price Of
the room alone Even if the
weather breaks al once, this sea
son cannot be saved,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

Can man or woman choose
dutlesf No more than they can
choose their birthplace. or their
fssher and mother.
GEORGE ELIOT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Soulville, U.S.A.

EDITORS NOTE: Dig man. like this column isn't for VA.
one sv out who have found their soul in the eemerv Al
rock n ROLL cant reach yov.)
Souyile IT, s. A.. like man, that's the Big n as far as
Progressive Jazz Is concerned LOT Detro is not only jazz
dom candidate for it's capitol city but has produced
of the widest acclaim stars in that category.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
MISFORTUNE

Mishsps are like knives, that
either serve Us or cot US. as
we grasp them by the blade or
the handle.
LOWELL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Mark Of the Hawk Slated For B'way Capitol
STARRING POTTER,
KIT, HERNANDEZ

Wren ,fHersa' !nerr onal Pictures release, Mark
CT the Hawk lie rs t Midwest Premiere II the Broadway
Cant o Tleate netrcit Tuesday March ltn. one OF
It's outstanding p'aye costaring With Sidney Potter John
Mcintyre and Eartha Kit will be Juano Hernandez the
re., hi D on VINO plck poNe.f full punch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

peeislly adept al the intricate and
exciting movements OF the Afro
Cuban dance; and the Wsythorne
Choir. under the direction Of Mrs.
Jerene Mseklin, SAG Hague. one
Of Defroit's best known vocal
teachers.
The datc--Friday, Feb. 81; the
timc-8;00 pm; the placc-the
Time Theatre. 1921 +. jefferson:
the price of admissions dona
ton of $l00; and don't forget
you'll not only be entertained
the money Will so to an extreme
~ worthwhile cause.
For the convenience Of those
driving, there are two municipal
parking lots nearby; one on the
northwest corner of Jefferson
and Chalmers, and another one
half block south of Jefferson, be.
tween Drcxcl and Coplin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
SEEING STARS.
win DOLORES caLvI

Rochester. Who 50 looked for
ward 10 being w,th Jack Benny
en- his 10th Birthday Anniver.
sary" actually tainted al the re.
hearssl the day before - plain
popped after all the excited hap
peninss. He wanted 10 go on, but
Jack insisted he take IL easy for
. few days in the hospital /.
Rochester may now be laid up for
. week as his physician says he
is "eshsUst'ed". Trying 10 sub
for Rochester was hard thing
10 do. but Andy Devine. who has
. matching voice. managed II and
got many laughs Somehow II
seemed . cruel blow for fate 10
play that his faithful valet miss
his most important show OF the
year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

Speaking Of charities, we'd like
to say that Martha Raye did a
one-woman job on her tclchlon
which is to be admired Raising
money for mentally retarded
was the causc--and there
are quite a few among our stars
in showbusiness Martha
stressed the point that the day is
over for hiding these children
away--but we must let them be
treated by experts so they may
lead almost.normal lives. She in
terviewed Negro lad from
Brooklyn in the audience whose
father said he is now able to at
tend public school and that
{ has been a long. hard struggle
for IN pearents of these children
without help and understanding
from the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

II you're looking for food bar
Gains these days. concentrate on
the shelves of canned foods, sug.
scSts Detroit Consumer Market.
ing Information Agent. With
fresh vegetables so scarce and
nigh in price. canned peas. corn,
snap beans, wax beans and bects
are exceptionally plentiful, and
most brands are selling at very
low prices.
90
When you're shopping for fish
YOU may find fish sticks, fillcts
OF ocean perch and yellow perch
among the most plentiful al
this time of year. according to
Detroit Consumer Marketing In.
formation Agents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

While in town. director Reu-
ben Mamoulian was flooded with
actors trying for a part in the
coming "Porgy and Bess" film
starring Sidney Potter. Mamou.
ian then spent weekend in
Washington, still with an eye out
Tor casting-and returned to Hol.
.ywood TO begin actual work.
Sammy Davis Jr. brings his
bride. Loray, east. when he plays
the Cher Paree In Chicago March
lst and we're happy 10 note
that one ~ our favorlte singers.
Johnny Hartman. gets a good
break al last--he'Il play the Town
and Country. Brooklyn't fabulous
nlohtspot. Feb. )eth Story.
vile. that neat little spot Up New
England way. Is excited over It's
new feature; Abbey ~.neo.n and
Bobby Haekeis.
Producer Dorc Schary probably
expected to raise some eyebrows
on TV the other evening when
he revealed that he had 10 fight
10 get Blackboard Jungle made
but his interviewer. John
Wingate, never did ask how
Gomez"
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Barbie To Leave Friday
For Woodland Park Zoo

Tom Martin said today the time
has come for Barbie, the pet rein
deer, to leave. Barbie will leave
for the Seattle. zoo by Pan Ameri-
can plane on Friday.
Barbie was brought to Nome
when only a very small fawn sew
eral years ago and has endeared
herself to the children of Nome.
She has become to large to be
kept in a small pen any more
so Martin is sending her to the
Seattle Woodland Park ZOO.
Barbie originally came from
the Aukongak herd at Golovin.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Juniors Will Hold
Valentine Dance
Friday Night

The Junior Glass of Nome High
have announced their annual
Valentine Day Dance to be held
on Valentines Day which falls
on Friday Of this week.
This is one Of the school events
which is open to the public and
for which the students go about
to decorate specially for the oc-
casion.
On Thursday a Valentine King
is being elected by the student
body and he viii have the priv
ilege of choosing his queen for a
day.
Crowns are being made by Meta
Muller for the King and Queen.
Class President Fritz Chambers
has made arrangement for special
music with Johnnie Stephenson
Of the Music Shop.
Joe Senungetuk, class secre-
tary and treasurer stated that
there will be a door prize Of a
radio or record player as well as
gifts for the King and Queen.
The party is semi-formal and
is one Of the event which students
and adults will enjoy.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
City Mailing Out Property
EvaIuatiOn Statements

City Clerk Robert Scott is now
sending out statements Of pro
perty evaluation and expects to
complete the mailing to all pro
perty owners by the end Of the
week.
He has had several calls from
people who thought the notices
were for taxes due and has adj
vised them that the tax notices
will be mailed after the meeting
Of the Board Of Equalization in
March.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
EDMANs RETURN FROM
VACATION IN MEXICO

Grace and Axel Edman re-
turned from a vacation trip to
Mexico Friday and said they had
the pleasure of meeting other
Noneites, Mr.. and, Mrs. Jim
Carey down there.
Nels Swanberg ST., father of
Mrs. Edman, they reported is
sfappily located in Tacoma, Wash,
and enjoying the. mild weather
and companionship of an old
school friend.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Reservations May Be
Made Now For Chamber
Banquet Next Tuesday

The committee in charge of the
annual Chamber of Commerce
banquet to be held next Tuesday
!evening at the North Star Sea-
view Room, state that tickets for
reservations are available at the
Music Shop, Trading Post, and
North Star Bakery. All those in
tending to attend the dinner
should get their tickets before S
O'Clock Monday afternoon stated
chairman Frank Morris.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Nenana Ice Classic
Tickets Now On Sale

Tickets for the 1853 Nenena Ice
Classic are now on sale at the
Polar Bar, which handles the sale
every year. The contest closes at
midnight, Saturday, April 5.
Dates when the ice went out at
.Nenana in previous years will be
found elsewhere in the paper.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight and to-
morrow with northeasterly winds
5 to Is mph. Lowest temperature
expected tonight about S, and the
high tomorrow 20 to rs.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Covenant Ladies Give Valentine
Party For the Men Tonight

The ladies of the Covenant
Church have announced that they
are giving a Valentine party to-
night for the men of the church.
The party is scheduled for 1870
pm. at Phoebe Hall. A program
of games has been planned and
refreshments are in the making.
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
Rev. Osgood To Hold
Episcopalian Services Here

The Rev. Thomas Osgood will
hold Episcopalian services We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday at
8 pm. at the Community Meth
The Nome nugget., 1958-02-12
W A N t AID S

FOUND - Child's fleece lined
rubber overshoe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

Of controls assures
proper boIonce Of oil and air FOR per
feet combustion one dioI monuoIly
controls the flow Of oil to burner, the
droft and the circulation Of air.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

applied by veterinarians represent
ing the Virginia Department Of
Agriculture.
No cattle except steers. spayed
hcifcrs and cattle intended for I'M
mediate slaughter may be legally
brought into Powhatan County. I'M
less they conform to the following
regulations
They must originate IN Certified
Brucclloss Free Herds or negative
herds in Modified Certified Areas
They must originate in herds
which have passed a negative test
within 80 days. and the individual
has had negative test within 30
days OF shipment but not less than
30 days from the negative herd
test.
Cattle under 30 months Of age
officially vaccinatcd for B'ucel
losls are calves when four to clgh,
months Of age and originating IN
negative herds in Modified Cert
fled Areas or Ia Bruccllosis Cert
fed Herds, may enter without a
negative blood test when accom-
panied by an official vaccination
certificate.
Violations will be considered
violation Of the state law and pun
lshable as such
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16
POwhatan ASC
Election By Mail

Three committeeman and twt
alternatcs from each OF the dis
tricts nominating candidates Sep
TENDER l. Will be elected by mar
to the Powhatan ASC Committee
Ballots will be mailed to farmers
October | and must be poslnarkec
not later than October Z
Committeeman nominated by th,
Huguenot Election Board ar" +.
Glenn Simmons. George G. Harris
Clyde 0 Bodie william T Ahcrn
David Gable. Roy A McGlocklin
Ebert G Younce Lloyd II vii
Hams. Loye c. poore and NJ. Beas
ley Hancock
Macon district nominees a e Clar-
ence + Brown. G Berkeley Cosby
Jr r Henry Hatcher. Paulus c
ellis. Eugene M Walton. il
Thomas X Booker Thomas 4
Timberlake Jr Willard Wallhall
Robert J Lester and Robert Bar
den
Candidates il the Spencer district
are Phillip N Brauer Robert A
~osby James II Frame. Edwin +
Hicks Max Q kilby J Gordon
Maxey f. Winiree palmore. IRWIN G.
Wildman. IT. Edward r Ilrnan
and J W Thfonton
Additional persons may be non
mated by petition which must b,
submitted to r L Phaip. county
AsC manager BY September ~
Petitions must be signed by al least
ten eligible voters.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

Tx Amelia County Board Of
Supervisors Monday look steps to
IMPOSE county motor vehicle II
eense tax If $40 Commonwealth At
torncy y y Mason Was asked ID
draw UP an ordinance which VIII
be advertised al least 90 days be-
fore public hearing a date for a
hearfnG was not Set-
Amelia now lcVieS i tax Of SIS Oh
automobiles and $50 on trucks,
Tho board Intended 10 impose the
slo tax for the current budget year,
bit found there was insufficient
time I'd advertise 1t before the start
Of the new year. July /.
The present levy returns moro
Than $1,000 The new levy would
bring III more TRAN $1,000
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

County have been tested for Bruccl-
losis Bang S Disease and the dis
ease has been eradicated from rs
per cent of the herds He stated
that protective measures must be
taken to safeguard the livestock in
dustry and to eradicate Brucellosis
from the remainder Of the cattle
All the remaining cattle in the
county are now subject to an Of
fetal Brucellosis test Tests will be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

Daphne Eileen Shepard IF Falhn
Vile, and Elizabeth Floyd Jones Of
Dlllwyn, are among the 100 nfW
students enrolled at Westhamp4on
college this session.
The freshmen and transfers lis
OF them dOrinitory students were
greeted Sunday by an orientaiion
committee which VIII help thfn
bridge the gap between high school
and college
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

senior WIN ~ knocking On youn
door promptly
Our class hopes to continue
through The yeas with fund raising
projects such as the one they arc
Wo King ~ hard on ali present.
The seniors sincerely hope to
raise enough money by May for
their lone awaited New York trip
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16
Cattle Tested For
Bangs Disease In
POWhatan County

County Agent II w. Henry has
received notice from W l.. Ben
dix. state veterinarian. that 80 per
cent O. the cattle in Powhatan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16
Thern1atic

Mointoins uniform temperoture-doy
ond night! One setting controls oil
flow to burner. the speed Of fon for
proper droft to burner. the right
amount Of forced Dir circulation for
the heat produced.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
NO EXlSTE 49,.
Continuation de la pag. 81


quier perturbation. La democra-
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decision diaria de vivirla. Am
pararla, servirla, respetarla. 81
cada vez que haya un peligro
o I'm tenor hay que suSpender
las leyes, privar a alguien de las
garantias constituencies, en-
trar en- estados de alarma y de
sitio, la democracia no acabara
jamas de asentarse como un IT,
pc de sobierno juicioso, tran
quilo, serio, responsible Y ell
que mejor permite al hombre
que viva con dignidad, trabaje
con buen exito y desarrolle sus
facultades, sin i~ntromisiones nj
castigos injustos a SUI accion Ii
bre. De NADIA valdria que hubie.
Sc un gobierno dedicado a SER
vir los intereses de la comuni-
dad, con acierto y abnegaci6n,
con absolute pureza, respetuoso
hasta Ell extreme de los derechos
y libertades c~iudadanas, 81 ell
pueblo no esta rodeandolo ST.
lenciosa y atentamente con ce-
10, compression, de sus difficult
tades y espiritu constante de
collaboration. Y sobre TODD, 81
no esta resuelto a no agregar
complicaciones innecesarias a
la va muy dificil tarea de gober-
mario.