The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23
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sP0TTIN' A SPOT

SPOTTIN' A SPOT
We doff our lid to the managers
and assistants Of the HEAT WAVE
They rate lot OF this. lot time
alone will see that they get
They've worked hard and coopera'
lively In the face of many diff.
culties. and. as result. the HEAT
WAVE Is today sprawling at the
top with many OF the top notch
spots In town.
We ducked In there last week
We found plenty OF changes since
our last visit. changes We think
the eats down town should see
Beatin va gums bout your moony
tightening effect, where after ell
bowling two horses neck's down
your hatch you feel like you are
spoilin' on beach In the tropics,
say. take II from us, 1t is at the
HEAT WAVE. Any ghee who
couldn't banquet his skin hand
somely at the WAVE, is either a
pillow jockey or flat tire on the
loose. Yeah.
Little Mamma Melba Raidford
Is meeting and producing out there.
She has surrounded hersel with
some of the best talent running
loose around these parts, featuring
such notables as Jackie Fields and
Squire Pane. dance team tag
ged. THE Gigolos:" Emmie
Croft; singer. and Wilson War
rem and his five Jockeys. The whole
setup clicks with us. We're sure II
does the same with those cats who
bounce and pronce up and down
Oakland avenue.
RAMBLINGS AND FOUNDATIONS
We notice that o-fay folk, going
TO and from work on cars and bus
cs. read a lot despite the hustle
md hustle OF the crowd. This habit
Ga mighty good one II you ask u.s.
reveals lot 10 the EYE THAT
SEES. II explains the difference
between alertness and dullness, the
balance between prosperity and
just plain getting along. No mat
ter how much II gets under our
skin to hear II. we colored folk do
ape the o-fays in lot OF ways. but
lead up aril beyond them. We as
4 people should grab this reading
rabbit and hug II to our bosom.
We haven't spent much time In
he beauty parlors dotted around
town. But. in passing one the 9TH
er day.. we wondered IL one could
get an argument In them as quick
ly as in the average barber shop.
II we thought our friends would
understand. we woulll wiggle into
one Of those hip-hugging dresses
and tip into some OF those beauty
spots and satisfy our curiosity. o
Deeah.
NIX Us AMT LIKE THAT. NAV
We rambled into DICK READ
ING'S headquarters last week.
Everything was dipping along there
beautifully. despite some OF the
mud Smiths mob flung In his d.
rection. Instead OF leaping up and
licking Mr.. Smiths outhtesAth the
rough side OF his tongue. Dick
seems to have smiled confidently
and continued right along with his
pleasant. campaign tactics.
What really sent US to Mr.. Read
ings headquarters was this. We
were invited In by Miss Simpson.
smiling beauty OF our race. who
works there along with Miss An
derson. who Is also identified with
our group. We found both OF these
girls very intelligent and. when
they told us that Mr.. Reading didn't
have prejudice bone In him. we
wiggled our ears and stored the in
10 in our conk for future use.
We met w. w. Strong. and Art
Bowman there, also Pannell the
big pleasant fellow who owns the
Supreme Sound System. Ed Jack
son was with us. And, judging
from the smiles we saw flashing
around the place. we thought II
good idea to rush home and dig up
those smacks we've been saving for
our return trip to the big foot
country and see II We could find
4 zany who wasn't Reading con-
scious and who would be willing to
bet his shirt on his sentiment.
AN AFTER THOUGHT
Buy what you can't afford II IL
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