r * »*•' Hr 1 r>~ • ,\r"*f«,; x ^ * I - f sisi W3§ ist§§§ ill •:'*» *&£mv *rVA *m# *$'*?- "A: • \ 9IS8 , ], i » ifif' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,1941. THE PORUM PAGE SEVEN ~l '-K THEATRICLAS 'AMUSEMENT PAGE SPORTS - LECTURES ii f 1 t - iest Warrior, 'Ms Ready To Arms ay JACK CUDDY As Jolting Joe and his managers went down to Mike Jacobs' before, he may bo used for exhibition purposes by the army's morale again before June. Mlfco has a c«n».*act with the Bomber whicfc NEW YORK, Sept. 30.— (UP)—Joe Louis, the world's happiest office to pick up a check for about 3200.000, the champ'on was department; he may become a special boxing Instructor, or he may ii \ .-<«•! ior, concentrated with pleasure today on his prospects of elated also becai « J.o had proved to himself and to the questioning bo just a buck private. provides for a defense against we of the two gk'nts, Abe Simol* fistic fraternity that he is not on the toboggan. or Buddy Baer. in December. Jacobs explained, "whether Louis fighting soon ftpr Uncle Sam. "I want'a be hi the army," says big easy-going Joe, "I don't The i'7-year-old Detroit Negro was more delighted with last Co-Manager Julian Black said, "Joe got a bigger kick out of engages in a December bout depends largely upon what arrange* care much what they give me to do. I ain't choosey." monts he can make with the army. It's up to Uncle Sam." ; night's knockout victory over Lou Nova than any previous triumph the Nova win than from his return knockout over Max Schmeling. Before the physical examination, Joe will attend at least two in his seven-year career. He was pleased particularly because h« There were more things involved this time than in the Schmeling Jacobs Was burned by Nova's unexpectedly poor showing. He c&n take the heavyweight crown into the army. bout." World Series games in New York, and then go to a horse show at complained. "X thought Nova would tty to make a fight cf it, at 1 Detroit on Oct. 4 and 5. Then, on Oct. 8, he starts a six-day tour learft. People were paying $30 for ringside seats and they had a ' s, Louis expects to be in the army—in one role or another—before or al. six camps in the i-ixth army area of Illinois and Michigan, In the end of October. He is classified "A-l" for the draft, and has right to expect action for their money.'' $ -» NOTE—To buy Defense these exhibitions, he will box two rounds with a sparring partner Had Nova made a good showing, even though defeated, Jacob# tf and Stamps, go to the near been called for physical examination at Chicago in mid October. at each camp and say a few words to the soldiers. NEWS BRIEFS .Wants to Be Soldier Conn Versus Baer had planned to match him with Billy Conn for an Indoor bout. But est post office, bank, or sav 1 that's out, now. Instead, Mike is considering a January brawl (Continued from page 2 ) I Since Joe still la world champion, and more admixed than ever — - Promoter Mike Jacobs is uncertain whether Lo»»ff will fight ings and loan association; T. Isotn, pastor. Rev. Charles H. tetween Com* and Music Ba— or write t th Treasurer of Crable of Cleveland is president 0 e E etgency Landing." a timely story the United States, Washing and Mrs. Edna Lewis of Akron "CITADEL OF CRIM " AND "Children of Minority Groups" at jr of national defense manufactur ton, D. C, Also Stamps now ia president .of the Wamaji de 'EMERGENCY LANDING' CO- 11 a. m., October H and at 3:45 partment. ' T , , '[ ON AND OFF THE AIR ing of airplanes, sabotage, pack p. m. the same day will speak on are on sale at retail stores. •*— WILBUR IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR BOTH — • FEATURED AT THE PALACE ed with thrills, romance, comedy "Welfare Problems of NegTo and action. In addition to these Children in Urban Communities" > • » • • • * * nri, By Fred Emery SUNDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY two bijf features an extra added at the annual meeting of the Ohio , Mrs. Martella King- of Toledo, i Like Dr. Jekyll, Jimmy Wilbur has a second per-? attraction, an all-colored, two Conference on Social Work Ohio, is the house guest of Miss r«el feuturette, "Rhythm Rodeb," Among Negroes, which convenes Ruby Lacy during the pre-nup- sonality, but unlike the unfortunate medico, his second and chapter No. » of "The Phan in the Mayllower hotel, headquar tials. After the wedding, Mrs. half is as good as the first. tom Empire" are also On the ters for the meetings. King will proceed to Fisk univer As a performer of Mozart, Brahms, and Beethoven, three-day program. sity where she has been granted Jimmy is good enough for Eugene Goossens and the Cin« Scheduled to participate in a a scholarship in social service de cinnati Symphony Orchestra. They gave hira a regular joint program of the Industrial partment for master of arts de- berth. Asa performer ofthe!" -; r~™ Weaver and and Economic Problems Division gree. * sizzling modern-day tunes, he is i when you think of Jimmy Wilbur Of the Ohio Welfare conference u good enough for Ray Noble and . y° think of the clarinet. Johnson to Address anj the Ohio Conference in So L'f #* * * , • / Ted Lewis. He didn't climb up without thinking about it. From the cial Work Among Negroes, Dr They featured Robert C. Weaver will discus Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis of him. ; time he left the University of Important Meeting the government's job in handling West Fifth street have returned JimflTy wro^e I Wichita, through the period in ' which he taught clarinet at the home after spending two weeks a "Modern programs of labor supply for na- i National Music Camp at Inter- AKRON—Dr. Charles S. John in Mississippi visiting friends and Concerto for tioal defense. Also scheduled to i lochen, Mich.. Jimmy's been turn- son, chairman, department of so v MANY A MAN WHO relatives. They report having had Clarinet and JT<*ak at this session are Dr. H. Blames his bad luck Orchestra". In i ing both jazz and the classics cial sciences, Fisk university and A. Wooster, professor of econ a very pleasant trip and visit. ' over in his mind. He has talked ON Slack cats,ought it he combined Dr. Robert Weaver, labor supply omics, Oberlin college, and Mr. TO BLAME IT ON HIS, characteristi c s I with Benny Goodman about it division, Office of Production and they agree pretty well. Phillip (j. Phillips, regional direc OWN BLACK THOUGHTS* of both styles. Management, are scheduled to ad- Frle-nfls anj students of Mrs. ! The two kinds of music, thej tor, National Labor Relations Audiences have 51st annual meeting of the Ohio Have a happy, care-free vacation- Jessie Hathcoek will be pleased believe, cannot be compared, al Board. Listed on the program as found it good. dress important .sestdons of the go where you want to go, when you to know she has returned home and they have though both requne understand* chairman and discussion leaders want! Select a good used car from ! ing and feeling *or effective per* Welfare conference which will from the hospital where she had expressed their are J. Harvey Korne, executive our lineup.^ You'll find many late ; formance. But both are worth bring more than 5,000 white and ft~ models In all popular make*. a very painful knee operation ne- feeling in the ji>imy wimu k secretary. Division of Negru Wel j playing and worth playing well colored social workers to Akron, I cesitated on account of a recent most u-nder* fare of the Cincinnati Commun '38 Chevrolet sedan... .|445 standable of terms — by pound They play like they think. Ohio, October 7 through 11. fall in her home. That's why Jimmy and Benny ity Chest and Geor«ve W. Thomp '38 Olds coach 475 ing their hands together and call sound so good. The first Negro to address a son, executive secretary of the '38 Dodge coach,.,... 465 Be wise! Buy a lot in the Dun ing for more. They think the • • * Akron Association for Colored man's got something. general session of this influential '38 Ford coupe ...... 365 bar Heights subdivision. These DROP KICK'S — Broadcasts Community Work. Of course the people who group, Dr. Johnson will discuss '37 Dodge sedan 395 lots are goinfi fast. 13 being sold from the National Dairy Show at Robert Armstrong successfully to death for murder, but is even worked with Jimmy knew that Memphis, Tenn., will be carried '37 Chevrolet sedan.... 345 last week. There are several long ago. But sometimes it lakes brings to the screen another char tually sprung from prison by his '37^Plymouth sedan.... 365 choice lots on Eleanor avenue, In on the WLW "Everybody's Farm acterization of his suave, polish gang- and returns to take ov» i a little time for news to travel. Hour" beginning October II . . . '37 Ford Tudor 275 quire at The Forum office for in ed villiany in Republic's new At four Jimmy stepped onto a It is rumored that "The March the leadership of the bootleggitm '36 Pontiac coacfy,,,,,, 285 formation. platform for his first public per- of Time" will return this Fall as streamlined melodrama, "Citadel syndicate. Spine-tingling lowley-. '36 Dodge sedan...... 295 fomance. At that time it was a a network feature . . . Paul Bar of Crime," co-featured with the I ness follows until the young w viola he was making talk — a on, orchestra leader for the CBS exciting, breathtaking air thrill man agent, played by Frank< • Housewarming viola so large in proporlion to "Penthouse Party", is looking for er, "Emergency Landing'' at the Albertson, appears on the sceii.- his four-year-old size that he a vocalist who sing* like Frances Palace theatre, Sunday, Monday and produces evidence exposii had to hold it between his knees Langford, looks like Veronica anj Tuesday, October 5, fi, and 7 JENKINS Uke a 'cello. the chief racketeer. Linda Hay< - Lake, and acts like Eleanora Movie fans who enjoyed the Now it's a clarinet. Sometimes Duse. Expects to find her! . . . plays the mountain girl wiih Fifth andPalace Williams Streets — Dayton 707—W. THIRD—734 on his programs "with the Jimmy Ralph Moody, character actor good °hl red-blooded gangster whom bot|, Armstrong and Alben : !> i'-' «4« % hf:t- * j !* iJfe,,... .. 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