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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15

bile duets until it empties into the
intestine in its upper part. A pc
culiarity of the bile canal system
is that it backs up into a reservoir
or sac called the gallbladder.
Just exactly what purpose the
gallbladder has is more or less a
mystery. 1t can be removed in man
without any outward consequence.
A great many animals do not have
a gallbladder. among these, the
horse, the deer, the elephant, the
rat, the pocket gopher and the
pigeon. why" writes a certain
pathologist, with Byronic despair,
the COW should possess gall
bladder, but not the rat, the striped
gopher but not the pocket gopher,
the hen but not the pigeon is GER
tainly difficult Of explanation"
am sure that l cannot explain
it. | presume this pathologist has
asked the pocket gopher and re-
eeived no satisfactory reply.
Reservoir for Bile
The most reasonable explana-
ton for the existence of the gall
bladder is that it stores bile when
it is excreted in excess and allows
it to be poured out at intervals as
the digestion in the intestine needs
1t. After removal of the gall
bladder but not the rat, the striped
gall duct dilates and really takes
the place Of the gallbladder in
forming a reservoir.
The bile is discharged into the
intestine when fat is present and
plays an important part in the di-
gestion of fat. 1t also plays a very
important part in our well-being.
remember one eminent surgeon
who had a gallbladder operation
after which his bile did not flow
into the intestine for several
weeks. He described a sense Of
melancholy that settled on him, q
lack Of interest in any meal, and
the delight which he experienced
when the bile finally did begin TO
flow out and he began to digest
his fats.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15
Gallbladder Physiology

Another moot point about gall
bladder physiology is whether it
empties its contents more or less
passively or by contraction Of its
own muscles. The consensus of
opinioO at the present time is that
1t empties by contraction of its
muscles in the presence of fat in
the intestine. Thus we can empty
gallbladder by giving fat meal,
such as the yolk Of an egg or a
well-buttered piece of toast, and
this fact is helpful in the treat
ment of certain forms Of gall
bladder infection.
1t is interesting to note that in
pregnant animals the gallbladder
does not empty very readily even
with the presence of fat in the
intestine. This has significance in
view Of the fact that pregnancy
often precipitates an infection Of
the gallbladder and gallstones,
probably due to the fact that the
stasis of the bile during this period
renders infection easy.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
H. L. Ed Does plain white
sugar destroy calcium? Would a
glass of warm water containing a
teaspoonful Of salt taken each
morning before breakfast harden
the arteries or lift the blood pres
sure above normal?
Answer: Sugar has no effect on
calcium whatever Warm water
and salt have no effect on the blood
pressure or on hardening of the
arteries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15
Your Health
Function of Gall
Bladder Not Clear
to Doctors
BY Logan Ciendenning. NJ. D.
AMONG ITS many functions,

AMONG ITS many functions,
the liver secretes bile. 1t manu-
features bile from the remains of
broken-down red blood cells. The
bile flows in small channels and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15

one During the next year happy
love and domestic affairs are
promised. with benefits through
relatives and friends This per.
son should. however beware of a
deceptive element in finance The
child who is born on this date will
be very emotional and affection
ate A love of sensationalism and
notoriety should be curbed. how.
ever. thus averting possible SUI.
fering and loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
HELP WANTED
Female Help Wanted

MEDICAL TFCHNoLOGISTs 20 make
routine chemical of microscopic aqabfCs
or examinations Don a municipal hospital a.
laboratory. Several vacancies AZ Ni.7l6
per year 20 he filled by competitive oNamI-
nation Applicants must ne A least twenty
years and sir months ~ axe and citizens
loo me United states For tuil details and
applications write of apply 90 Detroit Civl
Service Commission 10th Floor Water
Board EWI1irg. 7S5 Eardaipu street DO
front. Michigan. ON o' before January o.
.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Personals

s CERTIFIED BLADDER problems
solved DpsiN sundays Florence La
vstts 1905 far.Hmont Tyler 1881
LIQUOR laat st.rp.d AZ home secretly
Arnold -itl Sat Baat ,bI1s EA 'z't.
a RELIARlE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards 1000 furt Lincoln Park
SPECIAL JUc thHurs 1893 daily. sunday
Atlantic 1908
AuVisFE Rt1o hstroloEer. 81 years
experience Evenings 20, sundays. 80
IeteIu1ru
ADVISOR CRYSTAL Ia Belle Readings
evenings. $40 SUNDAYS. holidays. ap-
poinJnrn'. Trinity .-Usis.
ALL. ~ better when you know tomorrow
Worried Hr tr0ur.edr Consult tbs noted
medium ttr-. uuo ln your city Hours
g-+ l-I.. sunday, 100 3li5 Second boule-
var"
tNrt sASasrGR spiritual Clatvoyar,
Ifl.r baHt Appointments sIii Mack
t-rroinIIE a.anstr Rrio Read.
IrLf $40 AIu. rrr's IcaGscnd SGD"
i- at.i tWorU.arUI
N~fEulODFE rHoFFE CfRTER-Co
H'Inu daily. very reasonable. as
ii .8 trg8T JefeIsonJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Situations Wanted-Femaie

EXPERIENCED girl wishes day work
cleaning. 81 80 and cariare. Randolph
1926.
RELIABLE co,ered SRI wants day work
81 90 and CHriare. Tyler 4eOeoo.
SMALL bundle washing neatly done; good
prompt service Reasonable. Tyler 7-407s
COLORED Rirl wishes steady days work.
cleaning. ir0n.ns References. Tyler
7-lf5T.
COLOEED eiu wants Job waitress In res
taurant beer garden Temple 1-it2i
COLORED couple. careiaker. Temple
2.6s4s
CONSULT De ENLARGED Real Estate list
inEs 10 he hig sunday Times Want Ad
SeCN1ni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADYS MOVlNG--I.ayr. vans Insured
s. 90. 81 two men, any time. Townsend
s-Uf32
ALBRIGHT Moving storage Grating and
Shipping service ans whore III Mil~ad-
kee Trinity 2lil
ATLANTIC padded vaos insured truck.
ire So load free estimates rWinnrook
l-6l05
EHALT-Locsl. long distance insured frss
estimates 1922 Liyernois LAFAYETTE 1864.
COULTER Moving storage--'sed furri-
tre bought Cadillac 2li6. Townsend
s-427O. evenings. sunday
j. s. WRIGHT Wsrehogss. 6t0n R1satl
storage Grating. packipg. shiIping- Gail
for interview Trinity 1890
MOVING 7-Trunks furniture appliances.
REDS CARRIAGE. warren and Twslfth.
Tyler ssZ2
ROBERT AIMER-M Moving. carriage. fur-
niture. pianos. refrigerator. 33i7 Harper.
Plaza 1910.
lat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
CLERKS
AND
COMPTOMETER
OPERATORS
Must Be High School Graduates
1907 DEFENSE WORK
Citizenship Proof Necessary
25I2 {. Grand Blvd.
AT ST. AUBIN

CIEEk f.r sales analysis and distr'bur'r
work. Good opportunity for bright glr
adept ar hgurcs. Steady employment 81
VIII. 3 90 2s MCHIGhN AVE
COLLEGE TRAINED TECHNICAL AIDS
tor municipal positions in ASSESSING,
H,JuuatIul. personnel ana other manage
mcut and professional helds Numerous
vacancies Al Ai.116 per year to he filed by
mpttlvc examination Applicants must
re between twenty and 80 years ot axe.
Duzrns u' lne United states. ana residents
ui tNs state uf Michigan Apply 10 the
Detroit civil Service Commission. 18th
F.o.f Water Board Building. 735 Ran
uH0rh street, Detroit Mich. until further
notice
COMM SlCABLE DISEASE NURSES 20
PERFORM routine nursing tasks involved
lu tIc care ana treatment Of patients IN
sH.cipaI communicable diseases hospi-
.H' EumCtHue vacancies az 81 $50 per
scar 20 Pee filled by competitive eXamina-
..c ar' tf'. wears OF age and citizens OF
te GATED states FOR fun details and AZ
'..tai.aas. HI.tf o. apply 10 the DetrHii
CIVIL service Commission. 18TH Floor Wa.
N.aft R.Ifrr 135 Randolph street,
., HrN uHf' further uaticr
COOK taI general haussVork tor family
.. f'r.' eu.ts .H ieunGv F'ay nights
I.ur central, located one block
Hrt bus Must have local refer.
..., tra-. TYLER -sor
GOODS F1t-r,f must nave restaurant cN-
rrrere'. good hours. Jos Chsne Mel
vase sflt.
COOK .nt r,. --votk 'v1 adults. private
sa hfft references Temple
F.. a rsurrs nuuseVtIK experience
I. ialud' SIS Nisbara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
-COEORED GIRLS
Situations Wanted-MaIe

PAINTING, paperhauging decorating
Thirteen years experience, STEADY work
.roo-tc Tyler i-i6Al
YOUNG c.lofe. uaa wishes part time job
mornings preferred. Temple 43ai
COLORED porter. chauffeur. truck driver
%. Sundays; honest reliable. TRINITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

GULF COAL 90
1870 SEW RrRN TW i-is5o-l
MAJOR coal co
s1lp. SOf TIL ST. VI l-i6fs
EEkD Times want Ads for Trofit-use
them for results
CONSULT tho ENLARGED Real Estate list
inRs IN the DIX sunday Times Want ~
Sci I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
HOUSEWIVES

who would be interested in either
short or full time fountain sales
work ia our stores. Please con-
suit the manager Of the store
in your neighborhood or apply
at 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

CONSULT he enlarged Rcs. fsia's LIT.
INKS 10 the ~ sunday Times Want -
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
GIRLS OR
WOMEN

WOINCN
.for fountain and waitress work with Oh
Without experience Day or evening work
steady No split SHIFT Good pay At
yancement Permanent work Appy. Mr.
DoWney. L.gge't Drug stores 1900 wood
ward At Grand River
GIRL for Insurance office, typlng and cier
tea work experience unnecessary. SALARY
1917 30 weekly. Nj Ambrose. 1884 Wood
ward
|GLRL-white, FOR general. s.ay nights,
coma drive. Townsend S-3425
IGIRL Tor general homework stay. nice
living quarters. good wages. 2033 Ford
Phone Townsend 6-3j05
GIRLS White. for general light work
CLANCY 4 Collins % LaBene, rear
/ Townsend 1916
no cooking good pay, stay. University
.GlRL-Geueral mo- cooking no washing
+ stay, good wages University 2-14sa.
GIRL wanted for general homework. Uni
Nerslty 3-1251
Hot sEWoRK EXPERIENCED no laundry
good home stay nights. small family
SIS and bonus 22Sl Atkinson, TYier
6-6006
HOuSFKFEPER- White woman. SIX days
Thursday on SO week Apply jO23
Gray cont Fast warren after b p. m
HOu sEWORK COMPETENT white girl for
general no laundry private room and
bath. small family SIS Lenox O742
HOrSFWORK Experienced FOR general: no
laundry. stay, $40. University 3-Os59
1865 Birchcrest
HOUSEKEEPER Middle aged woman,
white. good wages references required
Lafayette 1888
HOUsEWORK Experienced no washing
no Saturdays. sundays good pay. HO-
garth Ss77
HOUSEWOKK- 40 cooking M laundry
stay permanent good wages. UNnvef.
sty 1855
HOt SE.WORE NO COOKING small dat
stay NIGHTS 1880 stoepe Uuiyer-
HOi SFkFEFER -GIrl or woman Iuva',
room stay Trinity 1888 1872
Twelfth
HDUSEWORK Assist small home Si2
home nights. Lincoln 263t5. reverse
Charge
HOUSEWOKk Experienced part Laundry
STAY or -. good wages JN'vers}
3 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Female Help Wanted

a CAPABLE girI-General housework m
wash1g good wages; stay. 1910 RIOS
Ism road, corner Pcmhrook. unNersity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

ADY's MOVING-IaFr, vans Insured
s. 30. 81. two men any time. Townsend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

SAFETY SAVES. our car! Re-
member that careful driving will
make your car last longer and II
will save you from total loss OF
your car in bad accident. Drive
safely!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

2 Ellington Fans Win Contest;
Duke Composing For New Film

Two enthusiastic Duke Ellington fans and Detroit
Tribune readers made happy this past week when
they awarded passes to the Paradise theatre where
Duke appearing with his Jump for JOY revue.
Miss Mable R. Harvel of $40 Trowbridge and Mayeo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14
SCREEN, RADIO,
STAGE STARS
AT PARADISE

Offering variety entertainment
appropriately titled Paradise Pa
rade OF 1912" the management OF
the new Paradise theater, 3711
Woodward avenue. is combining the
talents OF outstanding performers
who have achieved recognition on
the radio. motion picture screen
and the musical comedy stage.
Headlining this wealth OF enter
tainment Is the celebrated comedy
team OF Harris and Howell, who
come here from Hollywood where
they appeared in the films Buck
Priyates," Congo Maisie" and "One
Hour to Live" In addition to their
movie work the pair are well
known to theater-goers In Europe
as we'll as America. because pre-
viously TO the war they were ia
vorites in England and France.
Titled the Two Earthquakes" Il
Is said that only q mummy could
watch them perform and not laugh
at their funny antics. Headliners
Bob Parrish. the boy with the
golden voice. and recently starred
in the "Hot Mikado," just returned
Considered one OF the greatest
dancing acts in the business is the
Princess Orelia and company OF
dancers. The Princess is the Afri-
can counterpart OF Sally Rand and
is said to be the incognito niece OF
Emperor Halle Selassie. Including
Allen Drew who is called the
colored Milton Berle, comes in
with q fund OF new material and
songs and with his particular style
OF emceeing will keep the revue
Buddy "Lanky" Bowman, we'll
known to Detroiters. will feature
his 13-piece orchestra and has
promised a number OF brand-new
novelties both musical and vocal.
One OF the featured members is
George Sanders, well-known TO
night clubbers as an excellent pi-
anist and composer OF the hit tune
I'm Failing for You" which Earl
Hines recorded last season and
which became his largest selling
record. Georges "All Alone and
Lonely" has been featured by jim
my Dorsey, Orrin Tucker and now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

Mood Indigo. weely. ard Never
Felt This WAY Before Diminueado
in Blue. Mississippi Moan. Flamin-
go and Concerto for Cooiie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14
Billy Holiday
And Congo Band
At NAACP Ball
Kelly's Orchestra
To Furnish Musical
Background

Headlined by variety attrac-
ton which included Billy Holiday.
famous songstress, and the entire
Club Congo show. the NAACP an
niversary ball promises TO be the
gala" affair OF the season. The
dance will be held Friday, Feb. 90,
at the beautiful Mirror ballroom,
2940 Woodward avenue at Char
lotte street.
The lifting. torrid and tuneful
rhythms OF Kelly Martins orches-
ira, fanked by Slim Jones' entire
cast OF the Club Congo show--a
show that is the hit OF the town
will make the 1912 ball the greatest
entertainment success of the sea-
son.
Kelly's ork has been knocking
them cold at the Congo since Au-
gust. Organized by Slim Jones
late last summer, the band has
been a consistent drawing card.
Proof OF the ability OF the aggre-
cation is best noted by the calibre
OF performers they have supported
at the Club Congo.
Kelly's band has played for many
well known entertainers such as
Maxine Sullivan, the Mills Broth
ers. Buck and Bubbles. Ada Brown.
the Peters Sisters, Orlando Robe
son. Una Mae Carlyle and Bob Par
IRISH. Through the courtesy OF
Slim Jones, who stated that he
would do anything TO help a wor-
thy cause, the Congo band and
show has been made available. to
the NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14
PONTIAC
nv y. T.. HARRIS

The installation OF the Rev. Mr..
Edwards, pastor OF Macedonia, end
ed Feb. s.
The Mems Goodwill club OF New
man AME church met at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoods on
Crawford street.
The program in celebration OF
Richard Allen, founder OF the AME
church was held Sunday at 5 pm.
]. Il. Weakley is director.
Mrs. Camille Walker OF Detroit
was out last Sunday TO see friends.
Mrs. Eula Carr, after a three
month visit 10 Forest, Miss. re-
turned Feb. Z TO her home on Au-
burn avenue.
Mrs. Lethia jackson OF Gulfport,
Miss, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Douglass Blakely and son, j. ID.
Jackson.
The Rev. c. J.. Union OF Omaha.
Neb., spoke al Newman AME
church last Sunday. The Rev. Mr.
Carr Is pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie OF Flint are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

weeks. So Lillian lBabe) Carol.
now living IN New York, had start
cd George Davis Sanders on
career which has won him fame,
both as pianist and song COM
poser.
Comes To Detroit
George continued 10 work at the
Brown jug, the name OF the Toledo
speakeasy which was flourishing
in those lush days OF easy and free
spending. back before the debacle
OF 1929. In 1881 he came to Detroit
and found employment with Roy
Lightfoot who was operating q
club at SOC L. Adams. later taken
over by John (Buffalo) James.
Sanders Is now pianist with the
Chocolateers at the Paradise thea
tire.
George vaulted into national pro-
minence two years ago when he
wrote Failing for YOU" followed
by "All Alone and Lonely The
first was made into a record with
Billy Ecksteln doing the vocal,
while Jimmy Dorsey featured the
second. Bob Everly on the vocal.
He has since written Penny
For Your Thoughts" which is TO
be published soon, and Is also col
laboratlng with Sam Price. another
Detroit pianist, on Kisses" song
which will be recorded by Decca.
His Great Thrill
George, one OF the most affable
persons one would want to meet.
says his greatest thrill occurred
a few years ago when he had an
opportunity TO play the piano as
Ethel Waters sang a song in the
night club where he was working.
He. said It would be a great thrill
10 hear one OF his songs over the
air. but this has not been his good
fortune. Something always happens
to prevent George from hearing
either OF the numbers when they
are played by orchestras.
The biz fellow was born In Wilm-
ington. \. c. and spent three years
at A & T college, Greensboro, NC.
before going TO Connelsville, Pa,
10 live with an uncle. He moved 10
Detroit in 1924. and. with the ex-
ception OF the brief stay In Toledo,
has been here ever since.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

Bundle OF Blues, Best Wishes,
Lightnin Baby. when You Amt
There. Lazy Rhapsody. Blue Ram
BILE. The Girl In Ny Dream. Tries
10 Look Like You. Never Felt This
Way Before, All Too Soon,
Across The Track Blues. Scphis-
ticated Lady. Pitter Panther Paiter
Warm Valley. The Flaming Sword.
In a Melotone. Rampus in Rich
mond. Country Gal. Jubilee Stomp
Five O'Clock Whistle, There Shall
BE No Night. Ducky Wucky.
Swing Low. Big House Blues.
Rocky Mountain Blues. Your Love
Has Faded, KILN Myself. Sepia
Panorama. Harlem Air SHAFT. Ny
Greatest Mistake. AT a Dixie Read
side. Diner. Dusk. Blue Goose.
Stormy Weather. Bojangles Por-
trait OF Bert Williams. Cotton Tail.
Never No Lament. Ne And You
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

the Ink Spots have his latest COM
position "A Penny for Your
Thoughts"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14
Ann Coiio
Provides New
Glitter
Stars In
Swamp Woman"
At The Echo

A new star will be born a. th,
Echo ihcaier, sunday and Monday,
Feb. - and IS. when local resi-
dents viii have their first peek at
lovciy Ann Cogio. former Broadway
dancer and legitimate theater
star who makes her screen debut
In Producers Releasing corpora
tons swamp Woman"
Miss Corio is seen as Anpabelle
Toliingicn. former belle Of the
swamp who is returning t. her
home after career as honky-
tonh dancer on the outside. Even
before she arrives ~ her own
swampiand settlement she Is pur-
sued hy shady character, Flash
Brand. heap promoter. whose chief
motivation ls plainly tear Of some
tang ne himself Is fleeing.
Auhabelle arrive. % Ind her e1-
sweetheart Engaged 20 marry ner
scytnicen-ytaf.old niece. Lizbet.
and alwa, JEALOUS and impetgo@.
luiAlessiy determines 10 wreck the
romance. Her opportunity ia manu-
faclnred whcu young Ldzbe, spy
Ing escaping convict Jen carter
under cilggm stance described in
the proverbs OF the swamps a. very
favorable. takes him into her cab
in q hide him from the LAW Anna
belle secs 20 IL hat Pete l. inform
ed, and ,ac latter storms the cabin.
aimest killing Jcn heiore being
stopped uy Lizbot
When he cools down. Pete real
ICES that his young brde-to-be is
in loye win the handsome fugitive.
and determine. 10 do everything he
can 10 help Il. However. the law.
ccaseless in rs pursuit.. catches up
with Jet and the swamp folk are
confronted with situation that
threatens 20 explode any moment.
Hiehlieh'ing her performan are
three exotic dance numbers. per-
formed only as Miss Corio could
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

For Joy. Brown Skin Gal. Duke
Ainbom. Creole Love Call, 81. Louis
Blues. Blue Light, Slap Happy,
Crescendo In Blue. Boy Meets
Horn. Old King Doojl, Caravan,
Azure, Remembering in Tempo.
showboat Shuttle, Let Song
Go Out Of Ny Heart, Fal from Joe's,
The Pyramid, when My Sugar
Walks Down the Street. Giddybug
Gallop. After All John Hardy's
Wife. That Rhythm Man, Body and
Soul. Mr.. j. B. Blues. Take the "A
Train. Sidewalks OF New York.
Jumpin' Pumpkins Amt Mis-
behavin'. Save il Pretty Mama
Gouis Armstrong. Misty Morning.
Blues With Feelln', The Merry Go
Round, Drop Me or at Harlem,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

Riley, 616 krSklne were winners OF
the contest recently conducted by
the Tribune and Paradise in which
they named the largest number OF
compositions written by the king
OF Syncopation." Miss Harvell list
ed 1902; Mr.. Riley, 50.
Actually Duke has written near
ly 5000 compositions, his manager
Informed r Tribune reporter. but
most OF them are unpublished
Duke has little time TO write
down notes for publishers and 9TH
err bands" the manager said. "and
he always becomes enthused over
a new idea almost before the old
one has materialized."
Just now. It was learned. Filing
ton Is collaborating with Orson
Wells on the film version OF the Life
OF Louis Armstrong for which he
will write the musical scores
Sometime in the spring. Duke Is
hopeful that he will produce his
latest work. "Boula," an operate
depicting the birth and rise OF jazz.
Among the most popular OF his
compositions arc:
Solitude. Dear Old Southland.
Just A Sittin and A Rockin' Moon
Over Cuba. In Shade OF Old Apple
Tree. Harlem Speaks. New East St.
Louis, Toodle o. Braggin In Brass,
Rose OF the Rio Grande. Prelude to
Kiss. Mood Indigo, Solitude. So
phiscated Lady, In Sophisticated
Mood, Got II Bad, Chocolate Shake.
Moon Glow, Truckin'. Echoes OF
Harlem. Why Was Born, Jump
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

moved over close TO the piano.
Are you working?" she en-
CURED.
"No." was the response OF the
player.
Gets First job
"How would you like 10 work
with me tonight" she asked. MY
piano player left for Detroit last
night and has not returned. I'm
working in a speaking outside tho
city limits"
"I've never worked In a public
place" answered the young man"
That's all right. You play well
and I'll help you. Don't let me
down"
So he agreed, and under her In
structions, was able to get through
the night. They split the collection.
each getting-s75. more money than
he was making In almost two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14

Der OF persons In the place, and
when the big fellow. constructed
like a football player. began to let
his fingers caress the keys and in
veighle from them some sweet har-
monies, those gathered in the place
began TO drop their conversations
and take notice. A young woman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-14
Songs of Love Bring
Fame to Big F Glow

A young fellow sitting at the piano in one of those
spots which had sproued like mushrooms in Toledo dur
ing the days of prohibition He had just finished his din
and had stopped in to exercise his fingers after hard
day Of labor with construction gang. There