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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

v..7 vas lsssT5a Aea se%S.rs oAk sH4PE A G5l. STx
issries Also io.room i Brick sa house. s' baths,
House 20 minutes. Alex 1859.
coMUs CHRoBAT. NEAR ETcHIsoN. HAS
a beautiful home, 6-room BUNGALOW, and
all other outbuildings all lately built. ia
you will fall in love with it. Address
EDGEMooR, MARYLAND-NINE-Ro
3,bath Colonial on half-acre plot Brick
snuers sener Sa Ss thn Trim reom oa f9
MRS R0Re Robins shSsain 5 f5ss Hsf
wood ave. N. Tarrytown, N. y, or ' see
your own broker.
G, Homes con Completed and under construction.
sx Each to he. esht fooms-one and Two baths
Some with wooded lots; ni marvellous T iVTeg View.
M .hsy are are constructed constr Of the best materials
compare values: terms. 'e' '"e" anu
from b c. GU or % cs oWSHR sSfh fsaf ss5s oaI ms: as
sa,7ool--IN ,HYATTsvILLE
s,s g rms bath: elec.. h.-w.h. close to
I'aess ACRE sfs 1IaYnAsFPHESaI1GI Terms
block eee sa'o dRded Sde 10 INTO 5ms 6sIh
terms Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyatts.
vile 0334 Ewes. Warf1eld 1891.
SILVER SPRING. MD. s6.5oo.
New, 6-room brick. 2-story center-hall
plan: all modern equipment oil heat,
large living room full basement, porch,
on large corner lot: l short block from
transportation; nice residential section A
real buy: F. H A terms
VIM. E. RICHARDSON. BROKER.
9599 Franklin Ave. Shepherd 6473
BUNGALOW FINE CONDITION; 5 ROOMS,
bath: hot-water heat electricity, gas. base
ment j a blocks bus Is minutes down
town; excellent investment for rental pur-
poses tS45 month; S3S00; $3.50 cash
S;S5 month. Box 29-M, Star.
LEE MANOR ON LEE HIGHWAY. 3l2 MI
beyond Falls Church: 6-rm modern stone:
$3.50. E. HARRISON, F. C. S03-W-I
224-ACRE. lo-ROOM.. l-BATH HOUSE, IN
Linden. Md; beautiful naples and yard.
Grape arbor peach trees; lot 100 feet be-
side the house.
Ncres, near Rockville. Md: old oak
trees. red and white dogwood in abund-
ance; 10 rooms, bath house. double
garage; hardwood floors throughout.
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FARMS WANTED,

SMALL ACREAGE OR FARM WITH WA
ter front; reasonable for cash; accessible;
state location price. Box s2-M. Star.
FARM WITHIN COMMITTING DISTANCE
city must b available: describe eompietS,
y, stating best terms allowable. Boz e3-
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Realtors
e25 New York Ave. NV. MA. a7q7.

SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
TAKOMA PARK
S5.500-well built bungalow; 5 large
rooms porches, fireplace, new oil-burnins
heater; attractive lot; garage.
Two-famlly houses
BETHESDA
$500 BUNGALOW Of 5 large rooms. fully
insulated. fireplace: 100 it. lot, with beau
tiful shade and shrubbery. F. H A.
financed.
NEAR WEST RIVER
doctor is needed in prosperous
community only miles from West River
Former doctors home. Q acres, with Hau-
tiful old house. surrounded with sor-
seous trees, for sale now at S1O.OOO. Two
one-room houses. barn. garage, meat house
and other buildings
DARNESTOWN.
Want to retire? Six large rooms, bath
acres of excellent garden land sloping
to south; plenty Of fruit: space for poul-
try. A nice income is produced from the
berries. grapes, peaches and poultry now
produced. House has modern conven-
fences. Fine well and Myers pump which
cost $3.50. Only S4,75O
r. D. LILLE
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park sH 23O7.
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FROM OWNER SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
close to Ga. ave. 14th st. car line;
state cash price and address. Box sem.
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COLORED.
1906 18th STREET NE.

1905 18th STREET NE.
BunRalow. s rooms. bath: refrigerator,
gas stove laundry trays. Unfinished attic.
Automatic hotWater heat. A beautiful
home. ready to move right In, and priced
low for quick sale to high-cass colored
family $500 Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
a25 New York Ave NV Realtors. Ma 97a7,
1901 East Capitol St Ii 2540.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL
DESIRABLE FARMS

I Rangine N SIZE from q few acres Ia sew.
eral hundred. nearly all are watered BY
| streams or springs. some have blue grass
| farming sheep, cattle or hog raising They
are All close % Wash. and are all moder-
| acrease. timberland and highway sropeTtv
GREEN g. MAGRUDER,
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D c. HOUSES. WHITE OR COLORED
eaf az easf 81 deS EpM sTRoaEcKE
1910 Vermont ave. ME 2113
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SO 3.5OO-MoDERN 5-RooM AND BATH
bungalow asbestos shingle, h.-wh., steel
cabinets and tile board in kit: y acre
ground; childs playhouse Out Defense
hiehway. 3 miles 20 Ardmore sign, turn
right . miles to Ardmore. E F. zIRNITE
/ 10 3 Sun.
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COLORED.
Open Sunday From 1 Till 4 PM.
1920 7th st. n.e--6 r, automatic heat
Colonial front roIch incloSed double
back porcheS hardwood floors, ample closet
space, large basement; ideal home. now
vacant DE. 1lln or DE II 81.
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4 OR ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
in D. c.; low down payment; must be rea-
soma BILE. Give full details. Box 442-M,
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ARLINGTON NEW 2-sToRY BRICK;
oil heat; trees; bus; $1,000. Out Wilson
blvd. to N Jefferson. turn left TO htn'
| right to $500 Open nights.
| 5-ROOM HOUSE, FRANKLIN PIX. VA:
ami 81 800; large lot. oxford s2-W-3.
MARYLAND PARK. MD. III AND 719
Pleasant ST new brick homes, rms.
tile bath INV h.: lifetime consrtuc tlon;
easy terms Call BUILDER, Woodley 22s6.
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FOR COLORED.
n CT N = kpn ri OCK

F , 7. N E. NWV BLUM.
a large rooms, bath garage hot-Water
heat, refrigerator; excellent condition.
Price. $3.50; $3.50 cash balance monthly.
INC DI 3346
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PAY HIGHEST AIJ-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses: no commission MRS
KERN 1892 Woodley pl NV CO 2e75
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NEW. ALL-MODERN 2-FAMILY; GOOD
income: rms, and bath each apt; Large
lot paved street, near Frederick highway,
Observatory Heights. Gaithersburg, Nd.
S6 500 Address w. F. SHEPPARD, Gath
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T5 acres adjoining Manor Club, 3 miles
from Wash; this little farm has a a-rr1
house, nice buildings and lots Of grape ar
bors and orchards: priced at this time
very low fcr sronnd IN this vicinity.
NJ FRY. INC, WI 614O.
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ARLINGTON HOME-HALF ACRE COR
ner lot: ami: oil burner. Chestnut 06l1.'
ARLINGTON-5-RO ROOM BUNGALOW. FUR
nished ami: oil burner; to settled cou-
pie; reference REQUIRED; lease until May,
ST. SO CH QH31
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(Continued.)

MONTGOMERY CO
IT, acres on State road. near Rockville.
i miles from Wash; hish elevation: ~
mile road frontage; priced very reasonable.
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Colored-5O3 st. NE rms, bath
eiec h-wh h; being papered; $3.50 cash
bal. like rent: immediate possession.
COLORED-1434 C ST. S.E.-6 ROOMS
kitchen and bath; modern convenlences
Al condition; a fine home in a nice
neighborhood. priced low and sold easy
terms. Should be seen to be appreciated,
Open for inspection Sunday after > pm,
other days by appointment
E NJ CHAPLIN e. CO,
NIX Won ST NV NO 6ojl.
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SPECIAL, 10 MI. D. C.,

| . Equipped 255-acre dairy farm: nssr
| Colesville Md. Large stream 50 acres 81
meadow land, springs 3 houses surrounded
Win trees. 20 COWS. 10 horses so
Stanchlons: silos will be full so tonr OF
nay shipping 70 WASHINGTON Heirs Want
maker. 0Ne'
JOHN BURDoFr cclesville Md
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boNdtcu MI from Cnes. Bay, on county
rs acres timber: 40 miles D. c eaiiiS'
M WATER FRONTS and FARMS, / to T..
600 acreSD " 1'
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Calvert County, Nd
A FAMOUS OLD PLACE OF 165 ACRES.
run LOT years by GOOD farmer for saIa
now 10 settle an estate. Eight mi d &.
Bumper crops of alfalfa, wheat, corn and
tonacco are grown; IL to IA barrels corn
10 acre, 30 bu; wheat. Well-watered mead.
Sar,ssa SH, quantity Of buildings for cattle.
norses, tobacco and poultry: Broom house
with modern conveniences. Price inciudss
horses: $4,000 for everything. inciudinS
owners share of crops
IN nxing the price Of an ANTIQUE the
Prize his t is often added to for old times sake
af dhis @ house. known in 1885 to be old. with
only Sil'5O0. The house, an attractive
Colonial on q high elevation, with bean.
tiful view, is sound. There are 10 or i2
rooms Also several rooms in the base
ment. one Of which has been made into
2-car garage. Seven hreplaces Land
IS very good. It has the best crops Of
sooaceo sosa CO. and hybrid corn that we have
-. Ss:5oo-Poultry fruit farm, 8 mil
Park; Three large laying houses other
buildings. Small house. Fine land.
N,bO0-l00-acre farm. Route 24O.
FERTILE soil, large apple and peach orchard,
I-room house. farm buildings
Farms for trade. See also ad Suburban
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park SH 23O7
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I have customers for all types of property
in the District For quick action. call Mr.
Peck. WAPLE e. JAMES, INC, DI. 3346
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! S3.150-NEARLY Ia ACRES WITH AT
| tractive white house shaded by, numerous
| oak trees: has cleo, phone, nearly new gas
| range, cabinet sink, circulating heater and
Myers deep-well pump; rooms in all Sew
eral outbuildngs The plot is over 300 IT.
| wide and is located about miles west of
| Alexandria Terms. $500 down. bal. $40
per mo. See MASON HIRST' Annandsle
| Va, at the end of Columbia pike Phone
| Alexandria 5Sl2 Closed Sundays.
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with all modern Improvements. Ideally To-
Gated in good ". sections, Down pay
ments low as $3.50 Phone W. W Bailey,
MA 1870 for detailed information. WASH
1NGTON HOUSING CORPORATION, 93l
H ST. NV.
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5-RM.. BATH BUNG.. GAR. $50 NICE
ave. Brentwood, Md WA. 1925.
906 FILLMORE. ARL.. VA-4 BED
rms. auto: heat, refg.. gas range, big
porch and lot; lOc bus. CH. 2331
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BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, ON WIDE LEES
shower b. cabinet sink, inlaid linoleum,
Phil-gas double garage. large screened D.
| porch. arbor; only 81 $50 5000 down
| Call OWNER, Falls Church S49-W-2.
EVANSVILLE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
excellent condition, $4,000. Phone War
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GONtTNuent-
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.

500 ACRES. TWO MILES FROM LA
Plata, dwelling. = tenant houses. barn,
other outoulldlRgs, us acres cleared land;
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334o NORTH GLEBE RID. ARL-. VA
NJ. club; 6 rms. bath. ami. hardwood
built-in garage; bus service by door: S65
mo-. lease. Owner at premises Sunday
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN BRICK HOME TO RMS
between Park I'd. and Upshur ST.; all cash.
EN- 3I43.
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7 HAVE NICE CozY. 3-BEDRooM
bungalow good as new condition, in quiet
refined neiehborhood; 10 minutes TO
doWntown' Going to work in Ohio, Govt.
transfer. Must sell today Enough cash TO
bind the deal enough monthly to carry
the place. First reliable depostor gets. It,.
oil ScQd
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2156 N BRANDYwINE NEAR CORNER
Lee hiehway and Glebe I'd. ArlinEton-S50
per month: economical oil heat. rooms:
brick house l0c bus. Falls Church
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COInpE

California st White owner leaving city
Il rooms and baths running water in
most OF bedrooms; h.w h.; excellent con-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued,)

coIoRFp-le 4th ST. N.E.-FRAME
dwelling, rooms: assessed for taxes.
S2,7O3 to settle estate will accept 81 500.
DI 36O1 or RE 1916. 20
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SEVERAL VERY NICE 3 AND BEDROOM
houses. with l or ~ baths: all have nice
wooded lots in convenient location; auto
matte heat. Also several smaller homes.
Prices range from $50 up Call Mr. Deer.
j.; WESLEY BUCHANAN 1901 Columbia
nike Chestnut 1241 OYfnrd orQS
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Several Groom and toilet houses; gas
and ELECTRICITY. NV; sec, ION; 500 down,
own your home out Of rent money. W. W.
Bailey. Ma $50. WASHINGTON HOUS-
ING CORPORATION, g3l H 81. NV.
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Beautiful FaStland Gardens
4@nd and KenIlworth ave n-e.-PurchaSe a
lot in splendid neGhborhood, iOXl
when paid $50 TO $500 viii build mod
Bldg Room l. Lincoln 6s93-J. Salesman,
z NJ CHINES
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FERTILE MARYLAND FARM OF N5
acres, with l4-room mansion. The fine
crops OF corn and tobacco tell their own
story as 10 soil. The white pine house.
about 100 years old is on a high knoll.
overlooks the entire farm and the country
in gsrsee for - cars. needs some minor re-
pairs. but is solid and an aristocrat. for
merry owned by one Of the Claeg5tt tam-
lily There are tobacco barn 40x9O feet;
cattle barn and other outbuildings Drlv-
ing distance from D C line Is about g
miles. Price. 81 lI.5nO. Terms cash but
loan can be secured from bank Of the
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> HOUSES WITH ACREAGE; SOME RENO
waiting to be livable; 10 miles to D. c.: IL
miles off Leesburg pike between Falls
Church and Tysons Corners: Good roads;
Easy terms Phone Falls Church e62-J-2
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DETACHED HOME.

bedrms., bath, high elevation, h.-w.h.;
near transportation: $50
3-bedrm. bungalow. h.-w.h., garage. lot
75x175; near transportation, schools and
church; $50
2-bedroom. bath brick, in country club
section: garage, INV h.. recreation rm.: S75.
3 bedrms., Ia baths, h.-wh. garage,
sun parlor. recreation room, 500.
W. S. HOGE, Jr.,
CHI $500. Ewes. CHI 4719.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Syndicate Opens
Hollywood Offices

NEW YORK TYP 10 better
serve is $50 negro newspapers
from coast 10 coast. II was an
rounort odav hv Ted Yates direc-
tor ~ TYP News syndicate that
offices were officially established
IT, Los Angeles. California. last
~eek Jimmv Assemble. well known
te~spaperinan WAS appointed re-
giona director Assemble will have
complete control ~ TYPs port
folio Wes' " The Mississippi lie
succeeds Lawrence LAMAR. The
laier is now associated with the
Assoc iaiod Negro Press TYP News
SYNDICATE HOLLYWOOD address was
giyer a : s5l West +5th street Los
Ane-ies. California
Miss LILLIAN 6 tones is score
iarv ~ " Assemble and although
the re~s was broken Tor the firsf
time this wetk Assemble has been
active since last March "in-TyPs
corner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

affair OF the season al the beautiful
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wat
kins 1852 Woodrow. A delectahle
breakfast was served after which
bridge was played in the cool base
ment.
The room was beautifully paint
ed in brilliant colors and yellow
flowers decorated the mantel. First
prize was won by N. Laurence: sec
ond by Mrs. A. Marshall.
Among those present were: Mes
danes Ida I. Taylor. F. NJ. Roberts.
Ethel ID. McClain. Anna l.. Mar
shall, l. Jones. Pinkie Davis. Tom
mic Graw. Janette Farmer. Ruby
Mattley. Effie fanny. Alma Davis.
Eta Granger. Andre Jones. Eloise
Nuttall, Marjorie Lawrence, Flor
ence Duncan. Irene wise. Rou-
mania Boyd and Sadie G.. Bailey.
Officers are Mrs. willimette G.
Brown. president: Mrs. Helen
Gaines, secretary: Mrs. Mary Wat
kins. treasurer; members: Mrs
Mabel Laster. Mrs. Rose Willough-
by. Mrs Ella p. Jackson. Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs. Laura Norheet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
TEACHER SAYS
HUMOR KEEPS
NATION SANE

Ann AR BOR Humor Is probab-
ly the most effective safeguard ~
our national sanity. stated Mentor
l.. Williams. professor OF English
az the University OF Michigan, in
a lecture before students and
guests OF the graduate study pro-
gram IN American culture and in
siitulions.
In times OF stress. Professor
Williams stated. leaders of nations
tend to lose their heads and 70 pro-
pose measures foolish and hys-
iercal in character" and the peo-
pie themselves under emotional
strain. are prone to hasty and oft
en- irremediable action Happy
The nation which possesses lead
ership with sense OF humor." he
continued. and hand OF humor-
ISIS to keep the safety valve OF
popular emotion open
In America today. Professor Will
liams said. there is very little hui
NOR outside OF the Republican and
Democratic conventions and even
these are more serious than usual.
Commenting ON the prevailing
ienseness and the tendency Ia re-
strict and censor. he lamented the
lark OF nationally read or even
a local hnmorist in American to
relieve the situation Where are
the wards. the Nyes. the Mark
Twains OF yesterday. 10 tell OF The
iwo-bit dictaiors and crackpot phil
isophier or today he asked.
Professor Williams classic ID
American humor into six catego-
ries each OF which. he said. re-
fiected an aspect OF national char
acter and existence. These six
phases, he said. are the humor Of
the professional joke-cracker The
sardonic humor OF the cartoonist.
the serio-comic reflections OF the
colnmnlsi. the gentle hnmor OF the
amateur observers OF life. the gro
tesque humor OF professional funny
rymen such as Artemus ward.
and the physical humor OF the
frontier such as the tall tales OF
Paul Bunyan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Experts Say Blues
Will Be The Next
Musical Rave

NEW YORK. amp smooth
blues are about 10 become the ma
'iors fad after tho current trend
10 sweet music has died down as
gov seems imminent according 10
Joseph ShillInger. a musical wiz
ard who has reduced the complex
Job OF scoring 10 mathematical
formula and Or Frank Black.
general music director OF NB'
Blues. say these experts. will he
a welcome relief from too-sweet
music ard from jiiterbugeery. They
point 10 the success Of such radio
programs as the Chamber Music
Society OF Lower Basin street and
Flow Gently sweet Rhythm the
latter starring John Kirby and
Maxine Sullivan. ard 10 the popu-
larity of such bands as those OF
Bob crosby. Woody Herman and
Jack Teagarden. all specializing in
hines
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

John Samuels rs. Mamie Hood
p Stalney Meade, rs. Anna Mae
Benton. 3O Hugh Pickett. 20. Aza
Lee Burnett. 20. Charles Moore.
20. Theresha Farrow. rs: Clayton
Allen 20. Alberta Williams. is:
Calvin JOY. "a. Otis jenkins. 81:
John y. Douglas, 50. Roxie Hood.
AZ Youcl Arnold. 25. Dorothy
Johnson ~: Nathanlel Jones. %.
Mary Siurgis. %: David warren.
~ Mary Adams, 1G: Raymond
Hooper. q. Annie He'll Hill. l6:
Herman Foster. 2S rrley Mae
Ausberry 20: Willie Saunders. a..
Hulet Taylor, 81. James Hubbard.
~, Louise Randle, al; Luther
LAYTON. 81, Fiordie Beamun. 81:
Orisl Taylor. %. Annie Sett Plate
20: Willie Travitt. 90. Alverna An
dereon. IS. Willie James Carter.
rs. Louise woodford. rs. Theodi,
GAY, ~. Vivian Gilliard. Is: Paul
D. Murphy, %. Laura Edmondson.
2s. James Wilson. %. Muriel Fos-
ter. 2l Jesse washington. -. Ruth
Gamble. rs: Joseph Wright. ~.
Beairice Gentry. %: Theodore Me-
Nuliy. p. Ruth Marie williams. is.
Davis Rice. 90 Ada Jones. 90:
John Chase. A. Ida NJ. Patterson.
A. MerrIdis Harris. %. Annie NJ.
COney. rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Suing Music Is On Way Out
Ellington's Newest
Venture Paves Road
For The Latest Trend

Duke Ellington. King OF Sophis-
located Swing. this week announc-
cd the completion OF his first
opera. "Boola". which he describes
as swing opera.
Already among the top-rank
composers OF popular songs for
his Mood Indigo and BLACK and
Tan fantasy. Solitude and
Sophisticated Lady. Ellington be-
lieves he is answering the need for
a fuller expression OF the Ameri-
can Negroes true feeling.
you can't play jazz forever,
Duke was heard 10 say during in
Permission in the dressing room OF
local entertainment spot where
he is completing a week engage
ment.
"Boola" represents a somewhat
mystical figure OF heroic purpor-
tons. who appeared first in the
African days OF his race. then re-
appeared in the days OF slavery
and Al the moment Of liberation.
Finally he shows up In modern
times as the leader of his people.
These three epochs form three acts
10 the opera.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
The Four Ink Sp'1
Bring Sizzling IuIn1
Despite Hot Weat1

PHILADELPHIA TYP
thermometer ma, be doNn
freezing point on - s'ress
night. hut al ihe l'''e ha'nn|
ar here, II is sizzling aroan'
melting point.
You can atiiihn'e me ~
temperature TO 'he Four lnA "a
These dusky coiogfd gcnlens.1
purveyors Of that hot sun ~
as Swing They eall ih'ns]
a novelty quartet because ["
wrangle their two laliais ~,
10. they ho-de.ho ana hi-''"
the best Harlem TRADITION
These number one men =
black-and-tan music vora ,, ", n
Messrs. Ivory Watson bH, A
nv. Orvillc Jones ard cnanul
qua. Their show q senIl~ \
zle-dazzle. zipsasud. ~
war whooping ficnzied he.n
leads YOU to believe Tor W. \
AZ least. that the whole los,
gone "whoopoc" and N"
nothing left but 10 have
cation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
MAKE PLANS
FOR RECITAL

Plans have hccn completed 4
the Joint Rectal ~ lo'eelp n
mond and Glosier Current al
Lucy Thurman VIVA FRIDAY 4
tember s. Miss Rosemori 1
mer voice student ~ NathanNJ
will render a program devoted
Shubert.
Many people Wiz remember 4
eral years ago fha' Chester 4
rent wanted 4 z, 1phone 50 ii
that he made one Nes. made
from a brand now pcce q n
pine that his mo'her Was coluI
use as a clothesp prop The m
ment. made IN tho basement vi
shop. was used "a entertain 1
numerous program. ihrourhoE1
city and was hgmorously esAl
the "Clothes-prop Zylopnor'
The "Clothes-pfnp Nslopa1|
has long been IN retirement
the memory siill romans WI
number Of pfoIie who nest
tones. TODAY. Chester irstrun''s|
a xylophone and marlmn
these he will render one aai
the recital program win
Rcsemond.
This recital unique in ne
sical annals Of Detroit pfonlHI
see a large number u peopeN
tendance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

ton used a new merhod to 81
raising money for the 49,
Red Cross. They lst the MN. y
the microphone ana a!rws,,, ]
SO a minute.
The Peters Sisters. spip,uJ
OF our group. each Nelehiny
than 200 pounds were VERY ln'.I
They came down from ~
cafe and paid 81 20 swim, n
songs.
Swimming pools are not u
swimming pools ans Longer J
least not in Greater New yor. J
cording to information rs,a.I
yours truly. Practically anv ~
noon from 8 TO sac 81
rhythmic music 10 accomparv n
crawl or back sroke Is hro,.J
over wNYC and rlf ked up ~
pools in Manhattan Bronx n
Richmond and az Orchard Bss|
The Inter-Raclai Goodwin M
Is under the manacerent Of ~
Cole. The program 3 hringir,l
teners some 81 ne oaiv,uaI
talent among oui gyoap nontr|
get to listen every Tuesday as|
l0:30 to II pm. and Saiurri
1880 70 s pm ] know YOU via
JOY the program WMRc 4 n
station.
Until next week -G0OD LlsAj
ING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Harlem Opera House
To Stage Big Shows

NEW YORK (C)-In addition 10
their new policy 10 run better
grade pictures. this theatre has ar
ranged 10 run first class stage
shows for the patrons OF the Apollo
theatre. which was closed for
complete alterations. according 10
Apollo's very capable manager,
Apollo's former chorus girls will
co-siar with Baxter. Faye and
Oakie in kin gof Burlesque" one
OF the lead-off pictures scheduled
10 play the Opera House. The
Apollo's former chorus girl swill
probably work the West End show
place scheduled TO open soon with
shows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Radio Commentator
Champions Negro

NEw YORK CTYP) Psycholo-
eis' Rnrrill Freedman. conductor
Of the wBNN. NY. weekly feature.
Psychology Behind the News,
heatd each Wednesday night from
: 10 Sis. championed the cause OF
The Negro people on last Wedncs-
DAY. July "a when he devoted his
entire program 10 the subject
Mob Psychology in the Making Of
The News with particular detail
as 70 how II applies 70 Negroes
during the present world situation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
I,y Like Detroit

Among the most interesting per-
sonalities interviewed this week
was Ivy Anderson. star vocalist
with Duke Ellington's orchestra
which is completing a weeks en-
gagement at Eastwood Gardens.
A very hard worker. Miss Ander-
eon thinks Detroit is a grand city
and has one OF the most progress
sive Negro communities in the L.
s. There's just no other like IT,.
Ivy revealed. "it seems so much
like home because I've so many
friends here"
The smooth throated songstrees.
was horn in San Francisco. is the
first cousin OF Buster Hopkins. De-
troiter. who is now Librarian at
Lincoln Law school.