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'The Puppy Love Song’ Among Group

Of New Recording Sensations Spike Jones Scores With Snappy Release;

Phil Harris Tries Han

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By DONNA MIKELS

Spike’ Youes: the ‘boy who has

his fans trained to leave a standing

order to “save Spike Jones’ next release,” is out with another winner thi: week.

This iis the King of Corn goes on a canine kick with the doggondest record you've ever heard. It's “Our Hour” or “The Puppy Love Song,”

8 §ad’fale vocalized by the Tailwaggers, Dr. Horatio Q. Birdbath, George

Rock and Sir Frederick Gas.

{ The second side is “The Pop Corn { Back,” with mucho sound effect and i ! the Boys in thie Back Room singing fans who munch as

{ about movie i they view the flickers. (RCA-Victor.) \ Other new reledses include: i RCA Victor ; Phil Harris tries his hand at the { latest nation-wide novelty “Smoke, , Smoke, Smoke,” with the old “Craw- ! dat Song” on the other side. Al-

though, Tex, Williams created the

! Bmoke’ ita it sounds like a Harris

| ' eustom-bu

Erskin Hawkins! new album, | *Tuxedo Junction,” is a sample of how much good music is included under the loose heading of jazz.

The “20th Century Gabrigl” plays all his standard favarites including “Tuxedo Junction” and “Den’t Cry Baby” with Jimmy Mitchelle vocals; “Tippin’ In” and “I've Got a Right to Cry,” sung by Laura Washington; “After Hours” with an Avery Parrish piano bit and “Cherry” by Mitchelle; “Sweet Georgia Brown” with that sweet Paul Bascomb tenor dominating and “Song of the Wanderer” with more Mitchelle vocals. Count Basie goes “Drowning in Your Deep Blue Eyes” and Bob Bailey sings mighty nice. The flip is the old Bennie Moten favorite, “South” played with solid feeling. Tommy Dorsey stays in a sentimental vein with “The Old Piane

In The Service—

—

| "Victory Division’ Now Rules

Over Island of Kyushu

' News has been received of the]

whereaboyts and activities of Hoosier boys with the army of occupa- ; tion if various parts of Japan.

\ Pvt. Raymond McCord, son of

{ Russell McCord, 5773 W. Washington st, is serving with the 34th infantry regiment, a unit of the 24th infanfry division, in Sasebo, Japan.

The 24th infantry division,

{ known as the Victory division, naw occupies: the entire + Kyushu. 4 With 8th Army Pvt. Robert L. Diehl, son of Mr.

| and Mrs. Frank Diehl, 1426 Mar-| Mary Kesler, 501 Division st. | low aye, is serving with the lst i. squadfon, 5th cavalry regiment, the { 8th army, in Japan, The division

, is on occupation duty in the 10 pre- ' fectures of the Tokyo-Yokohama | area. Pvt. Maurice ¥. Foster, 1016 Bel- ; mont ave, ! eavalry division, now on occupation duty in the above ares. “He is the ! son of Mrs. Lillian Foster of the above address. Pvt. Lewis Reed of Nashville,

! Ind. is serving with the 1st caval-

L. Callahan of Brown County

te” park. is the father of Pvt,

island of

is a member of the 1st]

Dobbs, Columbus, Ind, is serving with the 1st cavalry division of the 8tH' d&rmy, also on occupation duty in the 10 prefectures fo the Tokyo-| Yokohama area. Pfc. Harold E. McCoy, son of Carl McCoy, R.R. 20, Indianapolis, is serving with the 34th infantry regiment, a unit of the 24th infantry, Victory division, in Japan.

Basic Training Period Pvt. James H. Kesler, son of Mrs. ‘has completed 13 weeks of basic training as a member of 54th armored field artillery battalion. He was graduated in ceremonies Friday at Brooks field, F't. Knox, Ky.

pany D, 3d armored division. fore entering the service in May,

Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. Pvt. Floyd E. Evans, 507 W. Jones st., holds a certificate for finishing 13 weeks of basic training as a member of company D, 54th armored field artillery battalion, combat command ‘A, 3d armored division, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs William Evans of the above address, was employed at the A, C. Nibarger Op. and was graduated Friday at

arion D, Dobbs, son of ArthuriBrooks field, Ft. Knox.

Pvt. J. H. Kesler Ends

Polk assist on the latter tune.

Girl Should Xnow."”

“Come In Out of the Rain.”

Boy Williamson latches on to

& O. Blues.” Columbia =

tune “Kokomo, Ind.”

quite a ride.

from the picture, Tights.” Harry James Morgan on vocals on Weather,” himself. Likewise on You" Buddy Di Vito.

features

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= Negro Law aw Schools

To Open in South

S. C., La., Colleges

Plan New Units

By ALVIN E. WHITE Scripps-Howard Stalt Writer

Carolina and Louisiana.

{to open Sept. 17,

Tuner” and “Just an Old Love of Mine,” both sung by Stuart Foster. The Town Criers and Lucy Ann

Don Cornell and the choir sing ‘Serenade of the Bells” with the Sammy Kaye group. On the second side Laura Leslie sings the saticy novelty “What Every Young

For contrast tire Delta Rhythm Boys turn out a study in melodic harmony on “Every So Often" and

And in a bluesier vein, Sonny

rugged bunch of rhythmeers for “Mellow Chick Swing” and “G. M.

In and out of Hoosierland the is getting The best wax I've heard to date is by Dinah Shore. Th esecond side, “You. Do,” also is “Mother Wore|

saving a chorus for “Forgiving after some vocalizing by|

Gene Krupa gets in some fine licks un “Gene's Boogie,” and CaroThe second side is “Disc Jockey Jump,” with riff

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—Separate law schools for Negro students will be opened this fall in South

With an appropriation of $10,000 {voted last spring by South CaroPvt. Kesler is enrolled with com-|jina's general assembly,” the Negro Be- | school at Orangeburg is preparing| Its head will be Pvt. Kesler was employed by the's former professor of law at the

Singer Will Appear

‘Here for State Fair

Hoosiers who like their recorded music in the rustic vein can sit back and almost smell the sagebrush as they listen to the latest Jimmy Wakely disc.

Cowboy Balladier Wakely's latest

Sierras” and “I Hear You Talkin'" The singer, incidentally, will be one of the featured entertainers at the big musical jamboree at Indiana state fair this year.

Other folk and blues releases include:

Capitol “This Lonely World” and “Sittin’ Here Alone Feelind Blue” by Larry Cassidy; “Blue Book Boogie” and “That's the Way She Feels” by Jesse Price; “I'm Building a Stair. way to Heaven” and “This Troubled Mind o' Mine” by Jack Guthrie.

RCA Victor

“Ole Buttermilk Sky” and “Take Them Cold Feet Outa My Back" by Lonzo and Oscar; “It Takes a Long, Long Train With a Red Caboose” and “Den’'t Look Now” by Texas Jim Robertson; “On Silver Wings to San Antone” and “I'll Never Grieve (Oh, No, Oh, No)” by Rosalie Allen; “On the Old Spanish Trail” and “I've~Got a Feelin’ ” by Roy Rogers.

Columbia “Lazy Morging”

and “Lovebug

Marion | | Tennessee” by Paul Howard and his “Love and the Cotton Pickers; “Come to Me Baby”

and “You Can't Make the Grade” by James Clark; It Texas” and “Dangerous Ground” {by Jimmie Lawson: “Are You Satis{filed Now?” and “My Fallen Star” by Ted Daffan and his Texans; “Put My Rubber Doll Away” and “The Tramp on the Street” by the Cumberland Mountain Boys: “Reck My Cradle Once Again” and “Don't Lobk Now" by Johnny Boyd and his Red River Valley boys; ‘Punkin’ Stomp” and “How Can It Be Wrong?” by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys: “The Daughter of Jole Blon” and “It's a Sin” by Johnny Boyd and his Red River Valley boys. (W. E)

U. S. Syndicate Buys Bermuda Hotel Chain

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 (U. P). —The Bermuda Development Co, Ltd., including three hotels and the Mid,Ocean Golf club, has been purchased by a syndicate including the Hilton hotels and Pan-American Airways, it was disclosed today, The Hilton Corp. will manage the hotels.

North Carolina State college for

Negroes.

It is evident that the appropria-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Cowboy Jimmy Wakely In New Recording Hit

efforts for Capitol afe “Song of the|'

“Some Folks Call].

tion is insufficient to meet the requirements specified in a state court ruling that facilities equal those of schools for white students, 2d More money has been appropriated in Louisiana where $71,000 is available to the president of the Southern university at Baton Rouge, | where the Negro college is situated.

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Dr. Clark, president of Southern university, says he has 17 appli- { cants for admission to the law | school, but all will not be accepted. Gets 20,000 Law Books

Although Southern university was given a new building this year, Dr. Clark said it would not be used for the law school. Present plans call for classroom space in { the library building. | Southern reparts it has received | 20,000 volumes for its law library, which compares favorably with | the law library at North Carolina

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HN COWBOY RECORDING STAR — Jimmy Wakely, whose latest rustic record is tops in the folk category, will appear at the Indiana State Fair show

Russ Tie Up UN Security Council

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, Aug. 19 (U. P).~—Russia and the western powers tied up the United Nations security council today with their quarrels over.the Dutch-Indonesian conflict, the @rifé in the Balkans and the countries seeking United Nations memb-~rship. ONE: New developments in the Indonesian case threatened to pit Russia against the United States in a fight over the United Nations’ power to do more than issue ceasefire edicts in the fighting between Dutch and Indonesians, Russia insisted on more decisive intervention. The VU. 8. slipped toward The Netherlands’ view that the United Nations can do nothing more. TWO: The council headed for what Americans and British felt would be a showdown in the long fight over the Western powers’ attempt to install United Nations peace-keeping machinery in the Balkans and Russia's efforts to block it. It probably meant two more Russian vetoes and the transfer of the Balkans case to the forthcoming meeting of the general assembly. * THREE: For the second straight year, Soviet vetoes barred TransJordan, Ireland and Portugal from United Nations membership while American and British blackballs | closed the door to Albania and | | Outer Mongolia.

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2th Year Marked By Air Express Flying Time, Cost

By MAX B. COOK Scripps-Howard Aviation Editor NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—Twenty years ago pilot Dean Smith took off from Hadley field, New Brunswick, N. J,, for Cleveland and Chicago, instituting the first air express in America. Four airlines had joined with American Railway Express on Sept. 1, 1927, to establish a nationwide air shipping service. Routes extended from Boston and New York to San Francisco and Dallas, Tex.

“Tt cost $15 to send a five-pound

cisco. Flying time was 33 hours. Cost Is Slashed

flying time is under 11 hours.

has grown, in that- 20 years, to a __|70,000-mile network of 25 certified

Btates and Canada.

the principal cities on six continents Plot Smith flew a little single.

small compartments for express, He

some. pants.” were practically nil. Follow Radio Airways Today the pilot and co-pilot rest at ease, in thin, smart uniforms, in warm huge four-engined, fast cargo planes. An automatic pilot does most-of-the-flying. able. type of Instrument aide has| been installed in the ship. They follow established radio airways. A total of 17,000 shipments were,

ments reached: the amazing total | of three million. They weighed 53% million pounds! The Air Express division of Rai way Express agency (formerly | American Railway Express) now | has 77,000 employees at 23,000 ex-| press offices. A truck fleet totals| 18,000 vehicles.

Actor Sues Ex-Wife HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 19 (U. P.. —Actor Oscar Homolka charged today in a $22,442 damage suit that while he was- in New York his di-

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