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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Education For Post War Employment CLIO C0nfab Theme
Conductor Strikes
Woman OnNYCentraL

scene and according to Mrs. Carey
said Move over" When Mrs.
Carey refused to move he struck
her with his hand knocking her hat
of 10 the floor.
Mrs. Carey stopped over in De-
troit because she was suffering
from the blow inflicted upon her
by the conductor.
The case has been referred TO
the New York Office of the NAACP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02
Ruth Blackburn Suggs
Post NuptiaI Honoree

Mrs Mammye Bryant, 3l48 Penn
sylvania.) opened her lovely home
for a post nuptial shower honoring
Mrs. Ruth Blackburn-Suggs. Host
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

Who would you name as the ten
greatest theatrical stars of all times?
With Negro stage and theatre tai
ent making appearances in film mu-
steal; and currently appearing in
local niteclubs, Detroiters have per-
haps seel many artists in person
and are we'll acquainted with their
work.
Don De Leighbur, N. Y. writer
picks the following as his choice OF
the ten greatest OF times:
Cd Bill Robinson, t2> Ethel
Waters. go Paul Robson. ca
Bert williams, go Rose McClen-
don, 90 Charles Gilpin, 90
Richard c. Harrison, 90 Bessie
Smith. t9 Emmett Anthony and
00) Rex Ingram.
Known To Detroiters
The names and ability of Robin
son. Waters, Robson, Harrison and
Ingram are perhaps best known to
the present generation Of theatre
goers: however old timers will per-
haps recall the names and theatre
work of the remainder of the ar
lists named in the first ten top
stars.
Bill Robinson has made numer-
Gus appearances here with revues
at leading nteries and at local
theatres, Ethel Waters has been well
coined here while playing outstand-
ing roles in several plays. The re-
mainder OF the list have not made a
local appearance within the last
five years, il ever.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Show Wins
Praise OF Critics

Joe "Ziggy" Johnson's first floor
board production now showing at
Breads Club Zombie has a COM
binatlon OF theatre talent which is
certain 10 please the most dis
eliminating nitelifer.
Starring the opus are Miller
Brothers and Lois. Lucille Chance,
Jimmy Anderson. Lovey Lane. Ann
Baker and the music note reading
OF Harold Wallaces band, with
Ziggy as emcee- producer.
Opening the fioorboard skit Is
Jimmy .Anderson's singing 10 bring
on the ten chorines and Ziggy John
son, who in turn owes the rest OF
the show the nitro comeon.
Lucille Chance does taps with
chair in her mouth for some fine
applause and the skip rope-tapsters.
Long Ago and Far Away is the
cue for Jimmy Anderson % give
out vocally. with III Be Seeing
Goj.' as an encore
ChorneS get applause for their
dam rou,ines OF variety Of in
cate and flash steps atop the
foorboards Lovey Love Lane
comes on with the theme tune of
Tabu' for giving out with exotic
dance stuff Of abandon and pas
sion
Man Love" is Ann Baker,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
IAN SESSION.
SHOW NAME AT.
SIxE S CL u B.

Jam Session" is an appropriate
title for the current floorShow pro
dueed at Club Three Csc by Betty
Taylor and includes the names OF
several theatre personalities which
have been PRAISED s-iees+ cabaret
lovers
Held over FOR their second show
are Lillian Fitzgerald. jump style
singer who pleaseS the patrons
with her unusual rendtionS OF
novelty songs. Arts Duke. who is
mad when he plays your favori;e
boogie- woogie tunes and Dorothy
Derrick, Who sings sweet songs IN
o manner 20 please everyone.
Honey Brown. blues SINGER. and
Che team Of Ray snd Rave are GER
tain 20 be newcomers TO the show
lineup. plus other star acts are Ger.
tain 20 make your stay AT this
Adams avenue niterv pleasant; and
enjoyable one The Tayloreites add
color and beauty 10 the offering in
one Of their scenic dance routines.
as Billy Naples emcees The show.
with Teddy Buckner's band play
Ing TIE music for the Jam SEES
sion" show.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Swinging With
NiteliferS'
By LARRY CHiSM

Amanda Rodgers from ST. Louis,
Mo. along with Detroiter Alma
Slcdge doing up Horsemen club.
Darlene Sykes. Daisy Nelson, Eu-
nice Colquitt. Rose White, Mary
Harris and Emma Pearson were
out having drinks. Anytime for
lhcp) chicks drinking on soldier
and then giving him fictitious
name and the brush off" when he
comes TO talk awhile with them.
Said she: IF you amt buying, then
start walking Huh0
OH YEAH?
Ruth Durant. fine people. and
Mary Abner like the atmosphere
OF the Lounge 49,. Card comes
from p. V. Mayor Chester Rentie
in Washington. d. c. Has
been in Cleveland and Baltimore.
May be home soon.
Music Dial published in New
York is quite a readable mag for
music and cabaret lovers. Tells
what's going on and where in the
show world Buster Bailey, taps
dancer, is to be featured as must
clan OF the month in the next issue.
Thank 10 the Pace Settlers for the
invite TO the party held on Satur-
day. Know il was a gala affair.
Tab Smiths combine with a local
boy Al McKibbins on bass went
into Elks' Playhouse in Harlem.
Cabaret owners are fearful that
the approaching hot summer wealth.
or and the 30 per cent tax will
close many OF the spots Gwen
Tynes recently with c. Barners
band is the canary with Andy Kirk.
Pat Flowers, local boy making good
with boogie keyboard work is get
ting many raves in NYC Josh
White is favorite singer OF Cafe
Society OF such tunes as Molly
Malone" and Waiting Mathilda."
With Cherry is best Offering.
Union scale for recording work
calls for $50 for a session. $50
double session (six hours) and then
ten dollars for all over six hours
HAVING FUN
Service men home on furlough
having fun with old cronies and
his wife is Seaman &c Earl r.
johnston former IL Horsemen
prexy, now stationed at Great
Lakes. He's friend Of Preston
Powell, son Of NYC's Adam Clayton
Powell Jr.. also at the naval station.
-. Mary K. Taylor is the proud
wife, as of this week. OF Cpl Major
Lee OF Flint She lives at 1923 E.
Vernon highway. Seaman &c
John Thomas is also funnin' round
town with pals
A BUSY SPOT
Perhaps the busiest spot in the
Valley is the B. and B. Fish Dock.
which recently opened to cater 10
those who like fine fresh fish din
ners, delicious BARBECUE and ice
cream. Located at 1913 St Antoine
street and owned by Ben Ormsby,
the eating spot is always a place
OF much activity as busy themselves
dishing out your favorite food.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

is now full ncdged producer and
plans TO utilize first class sepia
talent Was associate producer
OF Stormy Weather"
HOT JAZZ: Mary Lou Williams
stuff on Drag En-" Little Joe"
st, Louis Blues" and Lullaby OF
the Leaves" The first two are
piano solos. Little Joe" is her
own compo Cozy Cole dimes
drummerl has waxings Blue
Moon" and Just One More Chance"
for your listening Cozy Coles
All Stars: Coleman Hawkins (tenor
SAX; Earl Hines (piano); Cozy Cole
tdrums); Trummie Young Ctrom-
bone) Joe Thomas trumpet:
Billy Taylor (bass) and Teddy Wal
tiers GUITAR offer Through For
The Night and Father Cooper
ates' on new cut discs.
AND so
Women: Isn't il embarrassing to
90 out with the boy friend and
have him go TO sleep in the middle
OF a floor show? Men: Isn't
il silly for the gal friend to 90 out
with you and yawn constantly and
make you speak twice when
you're cruising her?
Thank 10 Adele Metcali, solovox
artist for always honoring us with
our favoriie congo "Liebestraum"
whenever we visit Boobies Chick
en- Shack Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Peterson were out having fun with
friends last week day. They're
great friends OF yer colymnist.
Met Mrs. Rachel Daniel and SBT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
CHESTERFIELD
SHOW AIRED 5
TIMES WEEKLY

low in It's second week. THE
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOP is
rapidly building up a flourishing
network business from coast 10
coast. It's radio customers like the
sr"art variety OF its musical wares.
nd up fresh and sparkling five
nights week and genial
Johnny Mercer who waits upon
you personally with a song and a
s..Iile. 70 rationing. no shortages.
no delivery problems just a
n OF the dial TO your favorite
MIC station and there you are.
Johnny Mercer. whose magic
With the lifting lyric has made him
Americas No. songwriter, is the
shows emcee. Johnny has a talent
for plucking a catch phrase out OF
the current lingo and making il
song hit. His flare for the nifty
ad-lib and the spri Chilly wise-crack
sparks the show.
10 Stafford. the shows Queen
OF Song. is mistress Of rhythm in
the modern style. She is a COM
parative newcomer to radio but is
already top-notchs fav orite.
The Pied Pipers. outstanding vo-
cal stylists. together with that
Cheerful little earful. petite June
Hutton, Put over a choral number
in a way that really gets you.
Paul Weston, well-known music
maker, does the arrangements and
conducts the orchestra, while Wen
dell Niles teams up with Johnny
Mercer on the patter and an
nounces.
Added TO this array OF basic tai
en- THE CHESTERFIELD MUSIC
SHOP has the best CO Hollywood 10
d on and features guest stars
and starlets, new Johnny Mercer
songs. vocal and instrumental nov
cites and previews Of Hollywood
productions.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Russell Theatre
Clicks With Pixs

The Russell theatre. Russell at
Kirby. embarked upon a policy Of
showing every few weeks motion
pictures consisting OF "All Colored
Star Casts They have completed
arrangements for great lineup of
all colored star productions.
Starting Saturday at midnigh
and Sunday. Monday, June Is and
20, the Russell theatre will present
their next great "All Colored Star
Production" The Notorious Elinor
Lee" with Edna Mae Harris, Car
man NeWson. Gladys Williams and
Robert Earl Jones. The Notorious
Elinor Lee" is recognized as the
greatest achievement to come from
the ranks Of "All Colored Cast
motion pictures II has music. song
dance, comedy. love and terrific
action. The second feature on the
program with this all star colored
cast production is Hostages" with
William BenGix and Louise Rainier.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
NEW STYLE FOR MILLINDER

NEW YORK 49, Lucky Mill!nde-
IS sh wing signs Of going sweet. He
j. a1dl r. 30 voice choir 10 his or
chestra which is being increased
from Is pieces 10 80 for new
vaudeville show called Panorama
az Jazz. A concert pianist is includ-
q in IN addition 10 the orchestra
SWING vers ons Of Dvorak's Gong
Ho and selections from Faust"
VIII be featured Spotted will be
Albert Soccares on the flute and
Billy tn .pSon on the oboe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Andy Kirk Band
On Dance Tour
BY Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK-Few bands can
come up to the terrific pace set by
the ejuvenated Andy Kirk orches-
ira which embarks on tour OF
dane, dates-with theatre films
following a weeks engagement at
tho Howard theatre in Washington.
d. c. Kirk and His Famous Clouds
OF JOY have been acclaimed the ma
tons newest, greatest sweet and
swing musical aggregation, and
rightfully so.
Two Decca best sellers Gun
lucky Woman" with June Rich
no" on the vocals, and Hey
Lawdy Mama'O has upped the
maestro's stock who last week rat
ed big splurge in the trade maya
zine VARIETY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
Writer Names The Ten
Greatest Theatre Stars

Robinson is recognized as the
worlds greatest tap dancer, Ethel
Waters for her ability as singer
and actress, Paul Robson for his
personality, voice and dramatic
ability. Bert Williams for his por-
trayal of the Negroes pathos and hu-
NOR, Roce McClendon won renoWn
in her short life as great actress,
c. aries Gilpin, another stage ira
gedan was god Of the boards,
Richard Harrison was a Shakesper-
ian actor and triumphed in Green
Pastures, Bessie Smith was acclaim
ed as queen of blues singers, En-
nett Anthony was noted for his
comedy and slapsticA artistry, Rex
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

singing song, with Hurry, Hurry
Blues" as her second offering. to
the delight of the many patrons.
Miller Bros and Lois win spotlite
honors with their change OF tempo
and intricate dance steps, including
all the we'll known dance routines
w.iC have made them cabaret and
theatre favorites.
F-,old Wallace's band furnishes
the music for the show and dancing.
Two shows are held nitely here at
l0.45 and ! am, with three shows
tered on SUNDAYS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

Ingram is best known for his roles
in films as Birth OF A Nation"
Green Pastures" and Sahara" and
on the stage in Emperor Jones" a
role Robson made unforgettable
in the movie version Of the stage
play several years ago.
Local theatre and mite club pa
irons will perhaps have their own
choice of the ten greatest theatrical
stars OF all times but Leighbur
made his choice with the above
named artists.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
DoRsEY'S BAND

Clarence Dorsey and his Sensa-
ton S are breaking it up at the
Club Sensation, featuring the mar
velous numbers written and COM
posed by T. J. Fowler; and sold by
Paul. Duke AMI Babe Borders with
a streamlne effect and how.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
HINSLEY GETS NEW
BRASS MEN

Filling vacancies in musical ranks
left by members called to the arm
ed forces tho Mrs. Louis Jordan by
Jimmy Hinsley Orchestra is carry
ing on in still grander style with
the placing of Thomas wipe"
Meals, Bridgeport, Conn, hot trum-
peter and Jimmy Swan, first trum-
pet and arranger.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

has 80 pieces in
his new band.
with Is strings
Duke Ellington
leaves the Hur-
r c a n e h IS
month cause the
tax is cutting
down his per-
CO nta &c It's
said he plans a
series OF Jazz
c o n c erts for
October and has
a three week
session al Roxy
y Y c. on July
II.
Tryipg Mills
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24

The Two-Star Unit Is the latest
to play a series of son-nightera A
socko bill il consists OF Lii Green
Queen of the Blues. and the famous
Luis Russell Orchestra. This COM
bination set records as a 3-star at
traction recently with the Deep
River Boys in the number three
slot.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
DUKE ELLINGTON TO APOLLO

Duke Ellington mas been booked
for the Apollo in Harlem for the
first time in several years. II Is ex-
pected that he will play a week
there in November
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
SHORT STORY

Once there was wolf,
Who haunted the avenue.
lie had so many chicks
He didn't know what 10 do.
He lived them all
And played the game
Till one dug him
Now he's not the same.
cause he's six feet under0
Il. Chism
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-24
SOME STUFF

BSGMFT Big stocking gal means
fine talent CHuhD How
come Down Beats Information card
asks the question; Race" on its
fill out card? Tommy Dorsey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
Mesdames Brewer And Norris Feted
With Delightful Home Reception

The reception rendered Mrs
Bculah Cain Brewer. assistant
principal OF Higginbotham school.
and Mrs. Fannette Norris. visit
inr teacher. Detroit Board Of Ed
uca'.on. saw many friends and
well pishers Of the two popular
young matrons out 10 congratu-
late them in the attainment Of
their new assignments. The de-
lichitul affair given by the New
Era club IN honor OF Mrs Brew
or and Mrs Norris. was held
Tuesday evening at the home OF
nr. and Mrs Thomas \. Malone,
SO chandler avenue.
In the receiving line were the
two honorees Mrs. Ernestine
VA sor. Mrs. Roscoe Lewis. pr.
Marian Edman. Wayne university
and Mrs Nelma Malone.
Among some OF the guests out
TO greet Mrs. Norris and Mrs
brewer. we're Mrs. Germany f.
Bennett. Geraldine Bledsoe Fan
rie r.. Raiford. Bcity Cain Harris
Minnie Sparks. Mrs Edward
swami. Mrs Helen GarNin. Mrs.
Henrietta Stephens Ernestine -,
collins. Mareare, Matthews. Mrs,
Harriet Bray, Mrs. Ruth Jack
son.
Mrs Haley Bell. Mrs. Dorothy
Cunningham. Mrs Mildred Ward.
Mrs. ELENA Boddie. Elsie II VIII
son Theima Baldwin, Bardeila
Smith. Mrs. Brown. Mrs Joseph
Dodds. Mrs. VALERA Turner Pet
isford Mrs Ruth C. Weaver. Mrs
Ernesiine Cain. Roberta Mcqueen
Mrs Arthur Williams. Mrs. An
eel r. Lambert
Mrs. Gladys Barthwell Mrs Ro-
berta johnson. Mrs, Wayne
Crimes Mrs. Alberta jenkins
Mrs James Grant Mrs Albert
Grccnlaw. Huldah Fine. Mrs I.e-
tina Perry. Edlee Webster. Lucille
Wiiherspoon Louise PAYNE. FL
resta c. Wilson. Minnie Bellcraf
Georgia r. Adams. Lola Ferris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
PLANT EMPLOYEES
HONOR TWO ON
BIRTHDAYS

Employees Of the Packard No.
ior Car company gave lonl
hfihdAy celebration ef tlHA sec
Saturday evening iu honur 81 B.n.
hu J Patton. and Airs N Carey
raun. former mtyor 81 Paradise
valley and now 81 executive in
iaokards was alired IN mn
dress and remarked. if vas q
little slow turning to spsak don
blame me for ii was because OF
the sin collar 4 am wearing
The affair was a gay one and
among those seen wishing the
couple many happy retu be- ~ ths
evening wefc Miss sylvia Dow. 81
Dallas. Texas Tom Cant Miss BE-.
atfico Oden Nr aud Mrs Ernest
Carey. Mr. and Mrs william Cant
and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
OK THE SICK LIST

Howard Roberts ~ Haqu
Beatrice Roher's IS on the sic
philadelphia aNen-e, ie merai
weeks Of illness. hut is Still cor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
Mrs. w. Stroud OF
Detroit Attends
Teachers Conference

Mrs W. Duke stroud. 2S0 EIar-
mon avenue, has returned TO the
city after spending TWO weeks vis-
iting relatives and friends al her
former home, Nashville, Tenn.
While in the latter city Mrs. stroud
attended sessions where the teach
efs al Tennessee State college
were holding their annual state
conference.
Mrs stroud is the wife OF the
well-known hair specialist. W
Duke Stroud
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

Watson
Elhcftine Johnson Mrs Fran
COS Welker, Jessie Parrish Mrs.
Marian Hubbard. Pontiac. Mich
vivicnnc Cooper. Katherine Jones.
June Peiiiford. Eliza Grigsby,
Jennie Young. Vera F. Muthleb
Nora Lee cain. Bessie Officer-
Mrs. Rosa Gragg Nellie Watts,
Mrs. George ". Cathoart and 9TH
ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
TO THE TIGERS

We are grateful 20 Tho D.
providing so much cnicrtalnn
the season and relieving put
The team made SWEET how
the pcnnant. Better luck neN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

We hope. "a great many
Paul Robeson DO "Otbcllo
the performan opens hero
II in New YORK iast June
thrilling performance. and
PLAYERS. are simply grand
let's hope that Detgoits au'
10 be wonderful ln behavior
tSrJ,iece OF art u YOU 80 to
tell ~ OF your reariions---y
Shakespeare "Othcllo.' 5
Sylvia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
COP Afternoon
Tea Sunday

An afternoon tea will be given
SUNDAY. Oct s. hy me 18th Repuh.
IVAN CONGRESSIONAL committee
The air is from 30 until gu
and VII be held in no club room
~ the Detroit Association o. Won
EMS clubs Ferry af Brush
an interesting program has been
slammed hy mo tommire headed
hy Luke r. Wiilama
The pahiic IL cordially Invited Z,
aituf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
A Little Bit OF This And That :.

msrdoas odds Tie eell walls OF
the re- have iatal fascination
Tor >.ohe
the zomNse has really been
jumping ihis We.A Nsreeie' Mat
,h.as Cecii bofkrs onnle
Bak,t helena stewart Marjorie
PoeeN N,lma cross poroihy
Price srd ss,,fa other Young
ladies Vea' "a ine popular n!iery
SATURDAY nish, and reNlg pitched
fire one The girls have decid-
"a 10 meet every cfhcrA saturday
or Just S}lth jump session
a tsp 81 ihc MANY others en-
oyiax ihSmselyes zomhng we're
Mr. aud Mrs George Macdonald,
Nir and Mrs. ~ h. Ffitz nee
Jolrrie Nav NcConilhca Mrs
N.on Long Young Wilbur Mar
Shall ~ Zen DAVIS. CORPORAL
Joe Anderson pr and Mrs.
cement scott and their TWO
hop.esufsfs from Texas Mrs
ilor,nse Rloant and Nsss Maude
Gdoaea Mss Dolly Mason. JIM
me- Anderson she SHseia Miss
lltlsn Flerher dapgh'sr Of the
comedian. pussy Fletcher
Della Jackson one az pstrots
ras' poYa'ar ,aoriues, Was sur
'ae shen ps'a hos danced az the
Rounded ~ s4nlrug fans after
ory Corner IN its hey day. the
$50 and is row a, Broadss Her
husband is inc feilo who plays
no AFRO sax with Bill Johnsons
hand He's now 10 lialy
St, N the Zomhle vein Paul
Inc Ferry who Is little and cute
IS one OF the new Mattresses out
there
THO very famous exsprlnters
e'nea az The Lounge Wednesday
afternoon They were Jesse ON
cHs and Eddie Tolan Their feet
have carried them a long way
The ,ornliitce for the Girl Re-
scrse organization met last Tues
cay evening" az the lWCA TO,
formulate their plans for their
le4A-i5 activities one OF their
CHER - etises is 10 fnd things
40 ia ihaf Youth onloNs doing so
ihereil he loss time spent lott
erinr in Tho streets. Mrs Robert
Matthews is me committee chair
man
Leonard Nriet and Miss Cozct
Davis helped Charlie johnson cell
CITRATE his new freedom al the
ht~ Saturday
Mrs Nna Long looked as
though SHE siiged our OF Vogue
the other evening she had on
lieit wei1ht chocolate brown cos
TUNE sp' brown derby styled
tsf VAN 1870 barge feathers on rs
crown and on sl ovor veil brown
si gloves shoes hag. and stun
tNr gold iewelry Mere hcr ae-
,,etie- k0ilr~sy scarfs We're
iafpUn casualty around her
sanuders
ot- Hewiernay VIII soon Give
aa Us soa going lie or hoa,
ho'tis and reire to BIS usu-
~ hsfa'. eAis'cnce in Doll
li0use
saw N and Mrs Stafford
nec Niniired MOORE dining a.
ine Bow Vie other evening First
tNr had seen Nini in ages.
Tha' ycrv handsome Earl BOYD
and his Nhiick buddy Hank An
defson were sporting at Spor
~" 'lnarnW recente They
'Uoer q finc masculine duet
nfetNnm "oh 30, do fccl
baf ls.s' night Was hectic this
morning hangover
Mattress "wha'l YOU hay,
iicpeat "A cup ~ coffe. glass
~ tomato juice bottle Of beer
and a double shot ot Whiskes
Comment Re must have con-
sf'n'ion OF iron
Well guest that's H. See you
nest week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

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