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Evening star., 1944-01-04
T axe Ny Word for 1t
~ FRANK COLBY.
ReaderS' Corner.

Readers Corner.
Boston: Do you object to any In
dication Of sectional accent? I
couldn't bear to give up my New
England flavor Of speech-E. T.
Answer: Nor should you, any more
than Southerners, say, should try
to talk like New Englanders. As an
orthoepist. I am not concerned with
accents except when they approach
the dialectal. or are plainly affecta-
tions. Some day I hope to put over
the point that correct speech is not
affected speech. On the contrary,
af1ectation is in violation OF good
taste, and, to me at least, smacks Of
an inferiority complex
Brooklyn: I like to write long let
tiers. Imagine my surprise to learn
that the dictionary says that have
cacoethes scribendi!-R. F. L.
Answer: Meaning an uncontrol-
Evening star., 1944-01-04
EMBARRASSED

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! keep il cleared of stains and hin,-
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Evening star., 1944-01-04

marks which those of us engaged in
registering trade marks have to
worry about The commissioner of
patents said in 1894: over million
and 4 half trade marks are in use
today, approximately three times as
many as there are words in the Eng
lish language."-W. H. M.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby 8
partner Both sides are vulnerable
and you hold:
AkJ9
VA32
1895
A1os32
The bidding:
You scl1enken Jacoby Lightner
Pass Pass INT "a
CD
What do you bid? tAnswer to-
morrow
Yesterday YOU were Howard
Schenken's partner. Both sides were
vulnerable and you held:
a.
0A1093
KJ103
@Q1o42
The bidding:
You Jacoby Schenken Liehtner
Pass Pass IA Dbl.
90
Redouble. You have q
powerful doubling hand against any
takeout by the opponents. Also
your partner should be able to
make one spade If the redouble is
left in.
Score 100 per cent for redouble
so per cent for two no. trump, 80
per cent for one no-trump, so per
cent for pass.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
The Four Aces will be pleased to An
swer letters from readers il a stamped
f3-cent), addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces. care Of The
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
outline OF the Four Aces system of
contract bridge. send with your request
10 the Four Aces, care Of The Evening
Star stamped (3-cenD. self a ddressed
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

On tine AIR TO-DAY.
Star Flashes: WMAl. $50 en-. daily.
Story Book Folks: WMAl, lis.
WN. 7:3o-NIuts 10 . Marine dog which
killed . Jap.
WhAL. S:3o-Frsd Allen welcomes Archie
back 10 New York.
WT0p. 9:00-PauIsits Goddard tells 6rses
how TO get 4 man.
WMAl, 9:00-Indsn lore suides 4 sIsuih.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTHING CAN DO
MORE FOR YOU

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Aspirin. None faster, none safer. Ths
worlds largest seller at lOc. Also sold
IN economy sizes So tablets, zoe, 100
tablets. 35c. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Winning the the sole Objective Of torce
therefore, unquesoned obedience necessary tamilv
oo1ecttDes the Development of sedirecon
obdience is needed
Evening star., 1944-01-04

W. 9:00-"MYtsy Of the Seven Keys"
dramatilsd.
VOL. s:30-"What 10 Do With Germany" -
coIumnist Dorothy Thompson, Author Louis
Hilsr. Correspondent Leland Stowe and Editor
Charles 6. Pauldino.
WMAL, s:30-Johnny Longs, from Jefferson
Barracks, Mo.
WT0p, 930-Gehruds Lawrence siaos
Evening star., 1944-01-04

Don't LET'S Be BeastIy 10 the Germans" i;
Playwright Maxwell Anderson also appears.
W0P. i0:30-The Texss Congressman
answers lanes N. BWne, speech favoring sub
sides.
VOL, iO:30-6oiifded Trevirsnus, member
Of German Chancellor Brusnings cabinet. and
Commentator Sydney hoseIey discuss the sub.
jed
WRC, fi;30-Todays children tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

Answer: Yes, but there is a law
against the misuse Of trade marks.
while words may be and are num-
bled, muffled, muttered, mangIed
manhandled. nutilated, murdered
and massacred. A million more is
too awful to contemplate!
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
(Noniinued from rage DIV

and yet Try 70 make my music
original and departure from the
accepted pattern
She Lists TribuIations
she ran her fingers over the
Keys illy and then turnod around
10 fare mo AGAIN The trials and
tihuaiions Of arranemg Would
cover enough rround 20 write
many symphony TO lis tcw
howerer that We an face %
trying 10 makr music ON of 4
BAD uuc ~ writing solos for
nafilcnlu inftwlmonis 'a know
ius the bands Tor which YOU are
arraeine For example have
found that in working win Duke
flliueinn a. magnificent ariane
or 10 his own right Il IS ahso-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28

Excitingly together again Jhcy make
Of Mrs parkrgton" Tremendous screen
entertainment
The action and what action ranges
from dusty Nevada mining town 10
the glittcrng salons Of New York CITY
during its most fabulous davsl
Runncrsup for top acting honors are
Edward Arnold Agnes Nloorchcad
Cecil kcllaway. t,lady, Cooper Frances
Rafferty,. Tom Drake Peter Lawiord.
Dan Duryea and Hugh AlarloVe sing
ine honors 90 TO the saint Luke .
Chonstcrs.
The screen play. bv Robert Thoercn and
Polly lanes. is based on LOUIS Bron-
fields unlorgcttahlc novel Which d.
rector 1ay Garrett and Producer Leon
Gordon bring 70 spectacular and thrill
INK me-
Here's a picture that's lavish, lusty.
gorgeous. and gusty
Mere feeling blk proud and important
about N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28

~ msiniy As pianist hs. done
some of The most outstanding arr
fangemen's in me lors Of lall
'le secms 20 have an aueanry
intention about wlia' io 90 fort
each man in his band and how
10 bring our the best effects fln
fact Teddys former hand was
ne hest sounding srogp ~ men
IN the world Tor 'onaton
AT one ure I was able to oct
twenty ariaHcemen'- done
week while win ANDY XIX IN
All ! completed ABOUT 100 az
rausemeris iia' ~ rrrrorily
using Ten pano fobos wrote
seem ~ Ne poppiar also r9o.en,
y am wora.ue hard AZ new
iNnos and arancemerts for re-
'ordiucs There is no question: in
nv mind ma >f0dyna and know
le all ivpes ~ music hoin classic
ca and swing a'icn- and hepS
nf music Neroriheless as Iona
as ] have been airan-lrs have
'ri'd 20 maze n wN.. and 'coA-
Mgae distinctive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
UMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

People are talking about the fine fall weather and
politics. hese TWO stars have captured the spotlight at
present In our rounds and down the Valley we RIM
into small groups at the bar seated at table in some
smoketled spot expounding their opinions on the an
preaching election No wonder opinion polls change ey
cry few hours. We wonder though where do the inter
viewers find the people who do all of the voting in their
polls? We might add that the registration drive went
over IN big way Our next big lob is get out and vote
Nov Z. This is important and will give us the onnor
tqnIty 70 snow our thanks 50 that we continue sip
and talk about the political affairs and about the shows
al popular spots like the Zombie Three Skies and he
and Club theaterbar.
The Club Three Skies has the headline revue Of the
week The star is lovely vivacious Marva Louis This
carmcr of song opened in all of her glory in Betty Tav
ors clever musical Sweet and Low, with the Thunder
Ba Saers music and the eight Tayorettes.
Joe Zigey Johnson few back TO town last weck-end
from ms WINDY clly vacation to aid in getting the lu out
Of hlS very well-rounded revue. The show is called
Swing MeryGo-Round and it's made up of some very
versatile artists Rated sensational Eddie and his
G6ycarold dad Dad is killer and booges and swings
out Of this world Johnnie Taylor Sunda the shake dane
al and Eddie Jimmy Anderson who is pinch-htting
a. the me- for ziggy and the Harold Wallace orchestra
those lovely kissed Zombie girls
For your tetainment the and theatcr-bar is
featuring unusually well-rounded with Margaret
Naikns Ash Can l.aRne Buster and Taper Alberta Adj
Charlie Rae and Amos Woodward's MUSIC
The two outstanding artists that draw applause after
aonS and Margaret Watkins for her eervescent singing
Both Young ladies have lot in they doing
ct IN their respective styles and are home town girls
Ash Can IaRue supplies the comedy and Buster and
Tappcr clever tap masters who introduce the
sensational dance called sanding This dance is
sweeping the country. These two kids are witty and
clever in their presentation of their Charles Rae the
popular master Of ceremonies sings couple Of songs
that contributes toward making the and revue very
entertaining.
Had little talk with Senator Charles c Dggs The
senator has discovered couple of promising song writer's
and is DESTROYS of getting big swing aggregation
plug the songs.
Places that advertise in The Tribune entitled to
YOUR patronage because their dollars purchase the space
that makes it possible for us to eat. You dig, jack
Fine food can be had at the Alhambra cafe excellent
food and drink at the Paradise bowl Lena Horne is in
movie stormy Weather the Cinema the Sweethearts
Of Rhythm. talented agirl band swings at the Para
disc theater your friend at the Oakland bar and
good GIN movie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
Cab Coming
To Paradise Theater

Spectacular and short climbs 10
the heights are accepted as ordl-
nary fcSls by The public when il
comes to their theatrical fayorites.
Press agents and newspaper writ
ers have helped glamorize the ca
reefs of the stars. Net compare
lively few scale the ladder Of sue
cess within short periods. one Of
The few Is Cab Galloway. who
brings his Cotton club orchestra
and his famous "Jumpin 1--WE Jub-
lice 10 the Paradise theater Tor a
weeks engagement, Friday. OCT.
27.
After short career AS a night
club master OF ceremonies in a
South Side Chicago cafe. Gallo
way organized his own orchestra
which he titled. "Cab Galloway and
his Alabsmians The band mct
with instantaneous favor OF Chi
caeo cafe-cocrs. Within six short
months after the band was formed
Galloway received an ofier from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
OF INTEREST

Magnus Clark is c0nvalescng in Detroit. Remember
when Magnus had smart barbecue place East Adj
ans? He moved to Flint where he has been operating a
night club.
Marcelus Wilson passed through route to Flint
for conference with the NanDyne interests. We hear
night club is scheduled to open there and that
NJ Wilson would like to manage the spot Good kid He
deserves it,
Andrew Smith who likes his seafood at Sportrees.
has been selected head the state organization Of
Eks known as the Exalted Rulers Cooperative Council Of
Michigan. This that he is boss of $4,000 Elks
the He plans to launch big membership drive,
Nov l.
Cab Galloway lost a real true friend last week.-Mrs.
mother Funeral services were held in the old home town
Of Baltimore
Jesse Scott the fine figured dancer scheduled TO open
Ia the new Zombe revue Roy Griffin will be hand to
help in the entertainment He's the norhends official
greeer.
Bye Buy War Bonds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
MARY LOU WILLIAMS


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
Negro Woman
Accepted In Coast
Guard, US. Navy

he President this week APPROX
"a plan submitted by the Navy
DEPARTMENT providing tor ihe ac-
,epiance % Negro women in DO
Women's Reserve of the Navy The
plan calls Tor the immediate con,
missionine of limited ngnber ~
especially Qualihed Neero women
10 serve ~ administrative officer
They will assist 10 ihe equcnt
planning end supervision ~ tho
program FOR Negro women which
viii he administered ~ - integral
part II the Wnmons Reserve En-
ismenl ~ Nrgin NnJ.n Nl hs
undertaken as soon as paus hafe
nefn completed and il pNesan ly
indicated illsi The hrsi Negro fe-
cruifs will enipr training shouiv
after Jan pnper candidates anil
enlisted ~onon wrl be trsned
existing schools Tor me training
~ WAVES Tho uDmher Ia Be 81
iisisd WI he deicrm ned bg me
cohsf Guari headquarters
IN Washington Dt made the foi
needs 81 me keTice
loving annonueemsn today
The Coast Guafd viii follon the
conceal poHty % me Navy in ac-
'ep'ne Negru women ln ine Wow-
en Reserve i n,' accent Ncero
wnm'n IN service it me SPaRS
~ quotas according 20 m, needs OF
tho service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28

hit within a month When the
SHOW closed after a successful ran
Cab resumed his activities with =
hand and subsequently oyercamc
his initial failure. to become a
great star
"Minnle The Moochcr"
OF the hundreds OF songs Cab
Galloway has made popular music
fans viii always identify him with
tho hrst lady OF his theatrical life.
Minnie the Moocher."
Minnie was horn one night in
New Works famous Cotton club
Galloway had Just opened there
and was an overnight sensation.
shortly aflcrward. Cab and his
manager sat down 10 discuss a
song which could become perma-
nently identified with Cabs dis
tlnciivc style Of singing
cab Will bring TO Detroits "a
nous Paradise theatcr A galaxy Of
stars including the one and only
Rill Bailey HOLMAN and Jean
"Smoke Rings" Douy Saullors
personality plus" Layilla and
her harp. Back TO booeie-N ooeier
the Cabalettes "sireamlined rhy-
Tim and 4 host M Ail-Amcri,aps
including J C. Heard. Jonah Jones,
Tyfce Glenn and Milton Hinton
Tho screen attraction will star
Richard Arlen in That's My
Baby The All-American news
completes tho screen program Of
the Paradise ihcaier
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28

New Works famous savoy ball
room.
Here II would he pleasant 20 re-.
port that The Galloway band was
a HIT. Instead they Popped Two
weeks later With his band hrok-
en- NJ. Galloway was hired as a
singing lead for a Broadway must
cal, Comics Hot Chocolates
On opening night he sang song
"Aint Mishohavin which stole
The show A hop and broadway
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28
Chicago Sees Artist
And Models Ball

HlCAGO tANpl- Annual e>-
'rararanza the Red White and
Rluc revue tho seventh Artists
and Models ball given in bencni
of the Southside Community Arr
confer will be held Thursday
evening in The SAVOY ballroom,
with Mrs FRANKIE Rave SINGLE
ton chairman Mrs Pauline Kirh
Reed is chairman Of the sponsor
ing committee
-A CoLoRrD u DCE--
WITH tOLORS
CPL EDWARD a WEBB sta
toned with the Transportation
Corps returning from . months
overseas in the Persian Gulf The
alter Of Operations. VIII arrive
soon AT ~ sheridan IN Prior 10
reaching his home al 256 Edmund
Place. Detroit Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-28

Mighty M.G-M presents the brilliant
stars OF Mrs Nlnivtr IN new ard
glorious dramatic triumph, the mag
nlhcent Mrs Darlington
Greer Carson is Susie gay glamor-
Gus romantic She knew What she
wanted and got II
4
Walter Pideeon plays the MAJOR
dashing gentleman. rugged tWo-nsicd
rogue ruthless IN his search for power
and love
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
Purple Heart
Given Brooklyn
Boy For Bravery

BROOKLYN, New York CA
Stewards mate, Tommy Hender-
son, was awarded the Purple
Heart for bravery. He lives at
500 Bedford Ave.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
PROTEST RACE
HATRED AT
OPEN DOOR CENTER

BROOKLYN, N. "a largely
attended meeting to combat rae
ial hatred in Brooklyn was held
at the Open Door Community
Center, Franklin ave, Tuesday
night with Councilman Peter v.
Cacchione as principal speaker.
Recently there have been cases
of racial disturbances in the
public schools and attacks on
Jewish youths. With the slogan:
'Hitlerism must be stopped on
the home front or our boys fight
in vain" the meeting was initia-
ted by the Interracial Goodwill
Committee, Rev. Thomas H. Har-
ten, chairman and was also sup
ported by the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People; International Work
erS Order; American Labor Par
ty; Carlton YMCA, Interracial
Council of Brooklyn and others.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
OLDEST NATIONAL
WEEKLY
new YORK ROUNDUP

NEW YORK (Calvin'S News
Service) = Considerable inter
est was aroused here this week
when the contents of the will
Of Thomas (Fats) Waller, fam
ed master of jazz who died on
December Is, were made pub
lie. Waller cut his wife off
with the minimum bequest per-
mitted by law which is one
third of the estate. The bulk
of the estate was left to Anita
Rutherford with whom Waller
had lived for several years in
Jamaica, Queens, while Mrs
Waller resided in the Bronx,
Mrs Waller was also bequeath-
ed $500 outright. The will al
SO provided that the principal
Of tWo-thirdS of the estate left
to Anita would go to his two
sons, Maurice and Ronald,
while Thomas, Jr, a third son,
was left $500. The total value
Of the estate is said to be
$4,000.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
JURY HONORS
FOREMAN

Brooklyn, N. Y. - Herbert T.
Miller, colored foreman of the
King County Grand Jury, was
paid a glowing tribute this
week by the members of the
jury in a letter which was read
to Judge Samuel S. Leibowitz in
County Court. The letter praised
Miller, who is the first colored
citizen ever to hold such a posi-
ton in Brooklyn, for his lead
erShip and understanding. The
members hoped this was the
forerunner of mixed tribunals
in the executive, legislative and
judicial branches of our govern
ment."
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19

too Canada Lee starred in
Congress Shall Make No Law
;. 1t tells how something like
this can happen and how it
could affect us as Americans.
The Zanzibar's new door
man, Raymond Harris, is a
giant He's Z #, 7 inches
tall and claims to be the
Torld'S tallest coloed man. In
the floor show is the worlds
smallest colored master of
ceremonies, 3 it, 6 inches
Harris was first hired by the
management as a dancer. He
couldn't work because since
the platform was raised, e
couldn't dance without bang
ing his head against the cell
ing, it is said.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19

valid for rationed shoes this
year. Furthermore, the OPA
plans to keep its promise Of
giving at least a 80 days notice
before it becomes necessary to
invalidate any outstanding
shoe stamps.
Motorists now get tires on
the basis of work most essen
tial to the war effort, public
health and safety. But until
there are enough new tires to
meet all essential needs, local
War Price and Rationing
Boards will have to decide
which drivers are most essen
tial.
The advice on fuel oil is
still: Don't burn beyond your
ratlons. You should not have
used more than 81 percent OF
your yearly allotment up to
this week This months
quotas of automobiles and BIZ
cycles are the lowest since ra-
tioning began two years ago
New Serially-numbered B and
c coupons, to be issued shortly,
will become good March /.
The reason why point values
of many canned goods were
reduced was because of the
great amount of home canning
last year so start now to plan
your 1914 victory garden 70
help keep the point values
down Some householders
already had a pointed lesson in
price control when they learn
ed that there was no ceiling
price on snow shoyeling
charges.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19

Ella will always be the guileless
little girl who can laugh and mean it.
And cry, too. For she's real. With real
ability, and with a kindness and humil.
ity she inherited from her many young
years in the orphsnage.
Ella comes from Newport News, Va.
When her father died she was sent to
The Riverdale orphansge in New York.
After Chick and his wife adopted her
she travelled with his band for two
years and never sang once. That's be.
cause Chick kept saying Don't come
up like shooting star and drop just
as fast. Take your time, Build"
But when Chick thought she was
ready he wanted her to record music
with him. The record company rejected
Ella at first. Chick refused to make
records unless she was on them. Chick
won.
She made her first professional sp.
pearance at Yale. Then he gave her
the acid test by putting her in the
savoy hailroom up Harlem way.
They're real critics in Harlem. II
was accepted there, I'd 60 places."
She did go places-clear across the
country, blazing on every college cam.
pus, in every major theatre, and right
to Hollywood and pictures.
After Chicks death Ella kept his
band going for three years, then gave
ii up, fulfilled hungry ambition on
. coast 10 coast radio show over the
Blue Network, teamed up with the -Four
Keys launching them once again with
her reputation as power among quar-
tets. When she moved into the Cafe
Zanzibar in New York the Keys were
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
Home Front News

DID YOU KNOW THAT =.
The six items included in last
weeks price survey and the
ceiling prices at which they
should be sold follow: Lard in
cartons, pound, 21c in liz
stores, 18C in 3-4 stores:
sliced ham, per pound, 4Sc in
liz stores, 45c in 3-4 stores;
pork chops, per pound, SOC in
IL stores, &c in "a stores:
canned corn, Ia to Ice in liz
stores, 13c in ga stores;
cOOlking-salad oils, pint sizes,
SO to 35c in liz stores, ~ to
BIC in group 3 stores, rs to 29c
in group 4 stores; canned
peaches, rs to 36c in liz stores,
"a to Sic in group ga stores.
The No 40 sugar stamp, goot
for five pounds of sugar 70!
home canning, will remain
valid for Is months, which
means that no one in these
northern climates should hurry
to use it g.. The proper en-
dorsement Of gasoline coupons
can prove beneficial in more
ways than one, This practice
aimed to stamp out the black
market, recently paved tho
way for the arrest of a thief
who had broken into a car be-
longing to an official of the
New Hampshire State High
way Department.
Close to 10O,OOO,0o0 of the
new red and blue tokens are
estimated to be in possession
of Massachusetts, banks this
week. Distribution of the tok-
ems was scheduled to start OH
Thursday -. The OPA has
denied reports that only one
more shoe stamp will be made
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
SEEING STARS
BY DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK - C - Lionel
Hampton, his Nbraharp in one
hand and sticks in the other,
will take over the Capitol
Theatre here and with him will
be a full array Of colored tai
ent Buck and Bubbles,
Pops and Louie and the Mills
Brothers share headlines with
Hanp +. Hazel Scott is being
called Imp of the worries"
Marva LouiS's intelligent
songs weren't appreciated by
the hepcatS at her Philadel-
phia debut One theatrical
personality says that she has
a pleasing and sweet voice and
with her name should go far
"Porgy and Bess" at the City
Center is recommended by
Mayor LaGuardia MGM in
ststs there will be an Uncle
Toms Cabin" with Lena Horne
in it They start shooting
very soon Decision" is the
name Of the new play at the
BelaSco Theatre, east of
Broadway which this reporter
will review next week . Col
ored stars are Herbert Junior
and Georgia Burke Lena
Horne flew to Tuskegee Fir
Base to spend two days with
the boys there Dame ru-
NOR has it that phil Moore,
pianist for Lena Horne and
composer of the hit tune,
"Shoo Shoe Baby" will make
$150,000 but Georgia Gibbs,
CHS songstress who intro
duced the song will get some