The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-13

Have often wondered about THU
multitude OF women constantly
seeking some elusive form Of hap.
piness at this bar or in that caba
ret. What are they seeking Elk,
ctement? Love? ~''7 or mere GU,
Iriesity? ---
| wonder.
From late mite until early morn.
ing, beautiful attractive young
girls alone or with a party OF men
or without them. wander from bar
10 bar seeking what?
What is the ctuf OF their fondest
dream? A future husband and a
home? The thrills OF gay atmos-
phere? The economic pressure OF
plying their trade to pay the rent
man?
TALENT ON PARADE
Just what makes them waste away
their precious YOUTH feminine
freshness and the sacred heritage OF
womanly purity?
What makes them seem discon-
tented. restless and forever on the
go? What makes them leave de.
cent home, a husband. and perhaps
children 10 mingle with others
along the hyways and byways OF
the underworld Of excitement,
temptation and no'hingneSs, a world
OF false pleasures?
Did you ever try to read the faces
o. this army II disconnected and
restless women as they strolled
along the sepia byways, searching.
ever searching for that elusive thing
called happiness?
With this army of frantic women
constantly increasing, with most OF
them independent, able 10 care for
themselves and with the number
OF male companions constantly di-
minishing. what Of the man-woman
relationship Of future?
SMILE AWHILE
There are two ypes OF men left
on the home front: defense work.
ers (young and frantic) and over
age men (forty and foolish) e. :.
There are two kinds OF women on
the home front: defense workers
(lonely and fruity) and ret Of
women Gonely and tightly :. E.
In the first breath she talks about
her daddy" cher kIsbandD. then
she passed for breath and raved
about her baby Che young boy
frienO.
Odessa Jackson, USO hostess, is
quite a charming Young lady
In Marine lingo, coffee is 30" E.
shoulder pads are pancakes F..
Hollywood Special" is asparagus,
and sea dust" is sslt.
TUNES OF WEEK
That Old Black Magic" and "Star
Spangled Rhythm by Glenn Mil
Ter "Moanin' Low" and Man
| Love" by Lena Horne Let
Us Break Bread Together" and
"Oh What a Beautiful City, by
Marian Anderson
Imagine Bill G'm a policeman
Watson grooming lovesong the
mikeway at a local nitery tother
pyem A bartender and waitress
were discussing their boss Both
agreed he was a dumb and lucky
man. who grins all the time &.
Oh yeah? Said she: IF there's
u man anywhere around. don't call
me, just beckon." my. N.Y.
( A bevy OF having funere seen a.
Larks Grill t'other pyem were Mar
gie Parker, Mildred Anderson, Mil.
dred Watson. Grace Anderson
Agatha Utley and Robert Prince,
Every night is Jump session
down Valleyway where Raymond
Sportree Jackson and his countless
friends welcome one and all TO Wis.,:
the Tropical Bar, 2O30 Hastings
stareet
Groovey like Sunday movie and
mellow as a cello, Tropica. Bar is
by far the stand where boys in the
know and gals in the show. make
their way from early night III
break Of day. for some fast jump
time Of all that makes for laugh
getting and conk-busting stuff, each
and every weekend black.
So IL you want TO get tall. pitch
ball and get your xix with some
! fine Tx then Tropical Bar extends
I 10 you and yours cordial invita-
zion 10 drop on down and paint the
town. after sitting am slipping your
favorite drinkstuff as served by
Tropical Bar staff. Sportree Jack
son is owner Of the bar and has
countless friends who patronize his
nlace repiilarlv