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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
TRAVEL IN TRAILER

Johnson, whose participation In
the winter events a year ago was
halted when ne was called home
from Texas for an army examina-
ton. is taking his wife and two
small children with him They will
travel in a trailer Jimmy recently
purchased.
Furgol and Rutan. who were
married last week, and who have
besu honeymoonlng IN the East
will >be accompanied by their
brides. Both plan 10 start a.
Richmond
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
NtQuiAdr Signed
For Bout With Gomez

Bobby McQuillar. Port Huron
lightweight, VIII meet Al Gomez,
Chicago Spaniard, in a l0-rounder
al Arena Gardens Monday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
PONY. BurkenlO Join
Pros for Golf Tour
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

largest representation OF city on the
underway this weekend AT Richmond
the that waiter
Pony for OF the city outstanding anna
made the 70 the ranks and Will follow he s
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
NON-ASSOCIATlON ESTABLISHMENTS

LuIpIuTu ssOe stpoUGALL At eRArior
AWH0pNlU ALLEYS CT 3s70
Choice League Reservations Are SuiI Avsilabls
nEYTEp pLn DExTER G BOSTON BLVD.
Uthlth ntU, p AIIEYs TY s-sis3
Choice LEAGUE Reservations Stiti Avsiiahls
OPEN BOWLING HtRE AT All TtNEs'
H,P. AUDITORIUM : ttttys .asf..t 70 ovssgt ss!g,
opsa Pa~itan 1onAN uHtu 20 = " Affsf on.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
I'll Is FAVORED

Joe Adams up and down I'll
will 90 in tho favorite over Char
ley Kotarskis Fife. but could
come out on the short end Rog
Overmyer's Detroit GaSket is due
TO click and probably will much
TO the discomfort of Bob Coles
Koepplinger if the latter is not
on its toes.
Norris has regained first place
In the individual averages with
26S 6 TO Roy Miian's 2681-Fred
Bujack has 2o5 ~, Charley Boehm
204.10. Sielaff 2031 II. Fred
Breckles 2031 and Paulus 203.
Close behind Allen at 200 are
John Petro 13 pins over, Steve
Morris and Ken Haviland each i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Gains Tie for Second
I'm WOmen'S Pin LOOP

Selma Myers provided major change I'm the
Womens Travelling League bowling standings when four
from Catherine StanleyS PeersDaltOn 245622S 10
Ruth johnston Acona FOR second place Miss Myers shot 53l
Npner.S Atlas 2i42-2fl7 Flo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

Popular Dick Jockey
n,rt Gilbert. whose radio programs
h,ve the ear Of lsrge listening audi
Iencs declares. rlf you listen 10 me
Yop'iI take my word on hats-Adam is
.ons for we'll dressed men
For assurance ~ style and quality.
.bcos. an Adam Hat from a selection
tbst.rsnges from x3.45 TO $40 and covers
sverY hesdsize' shape color ana type
70 CAMPUS MARTIUs
1922 WOODWARD AVENUE
'sast GRAND RIVER AVE-.
.Al,o ssop com tlcie lfar oj mca'i RrO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

LUCKY STRIKE Iss ss sfsSO sf2S ~ f.yts ,',.,. ~
At DAY ON sArUaDAVs AsD sUsoAVs.
MACK REC, +, A1tsys III s'eS AffsVt sS ,,os
Open Bowling a. All Times!
MICHI6AN REC, !. T.i stIsgs s,sr''As 4. irt s.,
Open Bowling st All Timesl
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

called golden trail
Also competing from here viii
be sam Byrd. one Of the top
money winners the last two years;
his assistant Plum Hollow, long
driving jim CAN'T; Eddie Furgol,
one OF the newer sensations Of pro
golf; Chick Rutan OF Lochmoor.
and Jimmy Johnson Of Glen Oaks.
DIETZ IL DEBATING
There may he another addition,
Mike Dietz. Winner Of the last
district amateur champion before
the war, and recently released
from the army. Mike also is toying
with the idea Of becoming a pro.
Before making the switch. though,
ne would like 10 line up a job as
an assistant at one OF the district
'ciu0S. ----.----.-.---'s---
Burkemo and Pon7S, who started
in golf as caddicS az Lochmoor.
view the winter tour as chance
20 see the country and at the same
time maybe pick up enough prize
money TO pay al least part Of their
expenses.
Anyhow. shooting for the big
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

A suggestion right here is 10
use your left toe as an Indicator
or a point 10 do your measuring.
Now We should have our approach
down 10 point that We are end
ing up the same distance from the
foul line each time a delivery is
made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

That part wa .-iSy, now comes
some more measuring to do with
that left toe. In order to line
yourself up properly. that IL In
line with the pins, YOU again pick
out some marking or irregularity
In the floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

LOVES REC. fS 1s sHYf!sS sfHti.so fsstss fsstys
,,s5s Completely MoS.ro',.d Cocktail Ls9s0: 90, ga,
MT. ELLIOTT REC. '''' 1w ". ,.,ssi 5ss.oTT
Open Alley. TODAY Until $50 p. NJ, After ~.
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. " Beautiful Lanes.
OLYMPIC REC sslt ssT!OsaS ssskss 4 60 aSss s.ssa:
" Alleys. opsn sowIins ALL DAY Sat. Sun.
PALACE REC ssas e .fi.,. ss.T,Sr %,,.., p s., %s1
Free PARKING Restaurant. Cocktail Iososs.'
PALM BEACH m.sfssors .ssSs rsTtai; .. s;.; s.s,,,
open eowIlns TODAY Until 8 p. NJ, After IL.
PALMER PARK wSouxtssSo SsIst so.o 10 ss,s;;' 5css
TO s.2232. opsn Bowling from $50 a. N. h.
p ~. After II.-sTs. PsSsi",. cocsi,iI Lsurss.
PLAyDUM 's % !2ssssris.s sGs ssrsay Itt.Y. ':'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW ''''' sHAr'py ~ sSs. ~, +" MARCUS
Sat. 70 ? N. opIs SIIlYs SAT, sso sun sun
RAMONA REC. 1850 s,tsssy tass ~'s,eHSss y. s.,s
AT DAY ON sA1URoHSs ssp SUNDAYS. NO,
RED MILL * sO9Dr4sO SESs1s AT rHt I. slsDi s:s;
open Alleys TO-DAY. $50 A. NJ untIi sP N,
After u TO A. N All Day ssts. and Sundays.
ReDF0RO REC. 7o'so ssAso Rivts ave:
OPEN BOWLING MERE TODAY riIL JPN.
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS kso SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC sr,' 70 Sc, ssAsO sSsootsp s,S5s ay{
NOW FORMING SATURDAY AFrERNoos
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE. JOIN soWi
cTITr rlIp $500 WOODWARD. TO s.isi7
OlHlL AIN A. state Fair Grounds "a lanss.
SEE THts GREAT SHOW PLACE OF WORLD.
OPEN BOWLING oAIlN AT AL TlnEs.
TWENTY 6RAND "1s sII.y Al ~ T1ssss ~ $50
opsu Alleys TODAY Uuti 8 p. N. ard After ~.
Alt DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
TOWER REC. ,cIinas i5S,s wyos'ss ",..
HOME or THE WEST siot CLASSIC
opsn BoSlina TO-DAY Until $50 p. ~. After it
VncIIE DIR cAoiEUK AT EVANSTON
IUUUC nLU, " LANES NJ sI2a
FlIE TNTRV wow FoR 81 400 rtRsr PRiLE
SINGLES CLASSIC HtRE ofc. O. ., IS n
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''' s.sr'oT -,
oPCs sOwIisG HGRE TODAY UNriI srs
Cocktail loanss. orssn Music Esestlss' fsss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

A great help 10 check your
starting point IL 10 look for a
small groove that il II feet hack
of the foul line In the runway.
This groove can be used AS a
starting point or you can stand n
definite distance from 10 each
time. Using a five-step delivery,
your toe should he approximately
one foot In back OF this groove.
This distance will vary. depending
on the length Of your steps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

ALC0NA REC. p 'sii atlsHs S!sH'aAS ~ 1ses ss,ar
oPts BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL So N. AND
AFTER II. AL DAY SAT. AND SUN. BAR
LpcWt Rrc Ioisl soRIHtAwss AT
tspoY opes soSt1s6 T4SG sHsF sest sAITsoSY H oGsY
AND SUNDAY. 1000 A. " UNTIL CLOSING.
BEACON REC, VI 7, ysHTSs IIr.gs ""AyFFsas u s,.c.:
Open Daily al 10 A. M.
CADILLAC 20 aIl.r AZ .AiT fsS'.. ISssHtss sS ,s,
0pen Bowiins TODAY Unth p. ~ After o.
Att DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
CASlN0 z:7 wooSwARO SC6, 's Alleys !ss,
Choice League Openings Left
CENTENNIAL Near ssS sa. 'aA'lSr ao,.,ii'. AVS $3.50
ES'I las. sS" VS., up1 s.sTu U"t ec,st. IA IS
CHENe-TROMBLY S''? "a cslsa s!.s!I, t,..: ~ :2''
Plan Nov to Enter Our 3.Man oysravsraos Team
Tourney. Entries Close Nov "a. Opens Nov "
CLUB REC S2' wUoUwAsO sS,:,4,.M,0, .It,,, s ,'s'0
League OPENINGS on tuesday and thursday.
CONNER REC. s'Sq sGspeS eSsstR AVE-, va, s,S s;:,
ASK AsoUT S TIet's pGut mosLtvs ST. AT 1881
INSTRUCTORS ~ EVERY ESTABLISHMENT.
CREST LANES fYlt1sISs y 1ltrTs I" GO Hc c'yss ssss
HOME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT OUR STA6e BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
nInpV iis25 WHITTIER. at KELLY Ro
UINul " ALLEYS AR s44s
open Bo~ilns TO-DAY Until 7P ~ After ~
? Nome Of the Famous 5asket-o'chicssn.
GAHIelD H2 GHsms 20 Alleys
BOWL BOWL DANCE WE'RE SaIIY' ~
opsn ALLEYS TODAY Until p ~ and After ~.
GREAT IlFlc 10 EAST BALTIMORE, AZ
untAI lAktS WOODWARD Ma ssss
0psn Bo~Iins--sO ALLEYS IN Row-until
p. ". ard After ~. Cocktail Bar Adioinina.
ri RE- ssse GRAND RIvIR ave.
INSTRUCTION. - Approach. Delivery - Correctly
TAUGHT. Beginners invited. Call for Appointmsnt.
HARPER PFc 7iis AAePER AVE-. Near
0psn Bo~lna TODAs Untii p ~ After a.
20 Alleys Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE.
IupEPlhI pEc GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
lWI C0lAl nLb, ~ ALLEYS MA sies
oPEN BOWLING WE'RE roDAN UNTIL s p "
Att DAY SAr. G SUN ,EToELLUNr FOOD.
/ nc cLPlu isoso WOODWARD AVE.
luU hahiN 20 ALLEYS TO s.tiOo
opsu Howliua TODAY Uniii p ~ After ~.
At DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Marking Your Approach
By FRED WOLF
National Stdr)

Today We will work on sys-
TEN 10 give you a constant start
ing point on the runway. This IS
very important because 10 perfect
your timing, your approach must
be the same length on the de-
livery of each ball. OF course.
there are different angles and
various speeds, but when going
up 10 the line II must be a con-
slant stride.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

Sometimes there are cracks or
FONTS or possibly a knot in the
wood that can be used as q
starting point.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
NJ |nvddes
Wings Arena
By LEWIS H. WALTER

There will be no question about
University of Michigan's hockey
players having competed against
professionals after their game at
Olympia tonight with the Detroit
Red Wings.
The Wings regard the game
with the Ann Arbor boys as
tuneup for this week-ends games
with Montreal and New York
Rangers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

As the football goes into the final games
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12
No Shoes Todayl

HDobbm thinks the activity around
hs old shoe emporium means the
place = about TO have q grand reopen
ing, he's doomed to disappointmenf,
Any that haven't already been con-
join similar Old buildings being reno
waited for storing some Of tho bumper
wheat crop expected this year.
Farmers have had wotd from Wash-
mgton that freight cars and trucks must
be used during coming mouths to move
war supplies to the Pacific battle sooe,
instead Of carrying wheat TO terminal
points. Growers who are not able 70
mako definite ARRANGEMENTS for ohfp.
ping their grain win have to find STORAGE
Chief sources Of such additional stoe.
ago will DO refmbshed barns, garages,
sheds, rundown dwellings and similar
building., although abandoned school
houses, theaters, blacksmith shops and
Other structures In nearby towns win
also be utilized.
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
committees IN each county are prepared
to give priority assistance to farmers
who can find humber for building now
granaries, adding to old ones OF doing
extensive repair work.
Welded wire mesh lined with roofing
paper makes an Inexpensive and salts
factory emergency wheat '.bin,' - accord.
ing to government tests. Considerable
quantities of this wire will be available.
Il u announced, but farmers arc urged
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12

source of infection to the younger
birds and helping to control the
disease. Although tuberculosis in
poultry is not transmitted to hui
mans, this contagion is readily
transferred from birds to swine,
However, commercial poultry
flocks in the State of Washington
are generally free from this dis
ease, which is a serious problem
among flocks in the Middle Wes-
tern states.
It has been found mostly in
farm and backyard flocks where
the chickens have been kept more
than one year and on the same
ground in infected yards.
Disposal or depopulation Of
adult birds is a safeguard also
against several other poultry con-
tagions to younger chickens such
as bronchitis and colds.
Since Leghorns in their second
laying year may continue to lay
profitably, poultrymen under some
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12

from exposure to high external
heat, according to the National
Safety Council.
It is easy to tell one from the
other. With heat exhaustion the
patients skin is cold and clammy-
while with sunstroke the skin is
hot and dry, it is stated by the
council.
To avoid confusion regarding
the treatment of sunstroke and
heat exhaustion, follow this simple
rule: IF the patient, is cold, make
him warm; if he is hot make him
COOL"
The National Safety Council
recommends the following meas
ure to prevent heat exhaustion
among farm workers:
Cd Avoid alcohol and ice water,
drink cool water and lemon or
other citrus fruit juices.
ca In hot weather eat vegetables
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12
County Agent 5
- Column
Ne walter L. Cl1c8

nh. other day my attention was
lied 10 a very bad patch OF one
of the most noxious of all weeds
the dreaded Puncture Vine. The
natcb is growing and thriving
r;eht in the city of Kennewick
xiv two blocks from the center
OF ot town. Unless adequate control
v =, are taken at once, TINS
weed will be a very serious men.
We va all over the area within a short
t;me When this weed takes over
= whole parking strip, it would
s . that this might be the re-
snonsibility of the city. TO quote
> California bulletin on weed con-
troll. zone plant within a short
time. covered 400 square feet ana
nroduced almost two million
hurs" These burs are segmented
like beet seed and each segment
nroduces another plant. Spikes or
thorns on the vines will become
strong enough and sharp enough
to puncture tires, hence the name
Puncture Vine. Your county
agent will give you more informa-
ton on control of this weed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12

and light, easily digested foods;
avoid heavy, fatty foods.
60 Wear light, loose clothing;
avoid over fatigue; battle daily;
get plenty of sleep.
"a Replace body salt lost thru
Precipitation by sailing food, drink
ing salt in water, or by taking salt
tablets g or 10-ten-grain tablets
daily.
"Sunstroke results from pro-
longed exposure to the rays Of the
sun. Consequently, it is advisable
to keep the head covered with a
broad brimmed hat, and the body,
including the arms and legs COW
cred with light, fitting,
comfortable clothing" the Council
reports.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12
TURKEY TIPS

TURKEY TIPS :.
For prevention Of turkey dis
eases. careful poultrymen move
the feed hoppers, water contain
ers and roosts frequently to clean
Ground. says Fred w. Frasier,
Washington Extension poultry
man.
He also warned against ranging
! ..,Tfeys on ground previously oc-
"a "a by sheep or swine or on
/Hfound which intercepts the drain
age of sheep pasture or hog lot,
because these animals may harDor
the erys ipelas organism that
sometimes affects turkeys and
causes heavy losses in the toms.
With many new turkey produc-
ers in the county this year, who
are raising the largest population
of turkeys in the history of the
State, these safeguards are par
ticularly stressed, Frasier asserts.
The last year several Washing
ton turkeymen lost a large per-
centage of their crop, either for
concentrating their birds at one
SPOT for too long time or because
the turkeys were ranged upon
sheep or swine ground. In one
case, farmer lost 400 toms in
a period of a few days after they
had been concentrated on land
where sheep had been, the poul-
tryman adds.
For additional pointers on the
care of turkeys, poultrymen should
see their county agent for the
Washington Extension bulletin,
TURKEY RAISING IN WASH
1NGton, Revised May, 1945, known
as Poultry Pointers No. 16.
SAFETY WEEK
National Safety Week is upon
us. Also it appears to be slightly
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12

circumstances would wish to re-
tain this breed for two years
unless the birds have tuberculosis
or some other disease that younger
chickens could get from them
Particularly in the large CONNER
cial flocks of the state, which gen.
orally are free of tuberculosis,
leghorn hens are many times kept
for the second year.
The heavier breeds such as the
New Hampshires, however, ordin-
arily cannot be profitably retained
for longer than year, on account
of their serious decrease in egg
production.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12
puLLET PROFIT

JULIET Ik1Oex1
Poultrymen who keep only pull
lets will have fewer disease prob
lens and will make more profit
in the greatest number of cases.
This is the belief of many COM
mercial poultrymen.
Older birds are more likely to
carry avian tuberculosis, bronchi-
tbs, and other poultry diseases
and parasites. Also, a hen will
produce fewer eggs in her second
laying year. With the heavier
breeds, the decrease in egg pro-
duction in the second year is more
serious than in the case of Leg
horns, whose lay decline averages
about 80 per cent.
Where tuberculosis occurs in the
birds, the annual removal of all
adult birds is a sound economic
procedure, eliminating the major
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-07-12

A/>/A= The Of The world Mala cansd sswuds
'SS's> Folly" when purchased Se 7200000.
oHzsd b truly The Gssat otoYs
Linking he oeden do odsnt Ru6e
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sashouss Of fabulous timber Ah tubsoing
and agricultural provides &s Wss
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which shsd inland
fbod ond
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SAFETY WEEK
National Safety Week is upon
us. Also it appears to be slightly
The Republican., 1945-12-20

Macarthur laid down a program of
agrarian reform for Japan to "destroy
the economic bondage which has en-
shaved the Jap farmer for centuries
of feudal oppression"
The Republican., 1945-12-20

The Wise Men the Eo od the sunboked desert westward
following StQr led them to the crude birthplace Of the fon Savior
The Mog teachers Of philosophy which stressed Light
Of all power all WISDOM all good They
the Sun Moon ond Stars Of Light When q
pedred the which seemed beCkon them westward they followed
burning miles cmd eventually Bethlehem.
Consciously unconsciousY always following
normal life there distant which
Sometimes these false lights which lead oespu
dnd the Co ddnk Of disappointment
lights which lead to joyful attainment and hdppy ealzoon
The Wise Of teachings philosophy od
the hopes Of their lives fulfilled the cradle the Christ
Religion ages hove followed ond
in its true, spiritual manifestation hos led usuy the
Sdr which shines above the little
cathedral in the heart
In the simple oh ofchood mans hopes und spul
strength Chistmas darkest NIGHT
those who follow its beams find Peace
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

mittee at TONDALEYOS, Sun
day afternoon I heard her
twice at the Broadway Theatre
but never realized the volume
and melodious resonance of her
voice until she sang at TOND-
ALEYOS, in an intimate atmos-
phere, that she hardly realized
herself.
Hope I'll get a seat soon .
at the Capitol the luscious LENA
HORNE, gorgeous thrush, sultry
MGM star standing room only
:. billed like Barnum Ringing
=. SO I sauntered on down
Broadway to the Paramount
where I was lucky to get in on
the ground floor just in time
for the feature show :. Moe Gale
and Co. The INK SPOTS THAT
guy Kenny "broke up the joint"
is the best way to tell it Coot-
lie, Ella, Buck and Bubbles, Ralph
Brown, take my tip and hold
tight to those spots" That
"zoot suit" 1--WE is meager.
Hear tell that MARVA LOUIS
was paid the highest salary ever
at the Apollo last week MUIR
TEL RAIN, noted concert artist
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

other look-see myself Il was
called everything from voluptu-
GUS to lush-oh yes, and sensu-
GUS" she said. Il like sensuous
best Of ALL $50 do ~
"sENSUoUs MARVA" had a
'heavy-date' at TONDALEYOs.
Tuesday lS) guest of honor on
Celebrity Guest Mite at the fam
Gus Broadway nitery the gla-
morous talented vocalist will
have her gay party amid a. gor-
geous setting Of beautiful queens
who will share honors with her
10 a most enjoyable occasion :.
TONDALEYO and her press
agent Snelson are leaving no
stones unearthed to put on the
finest finishing touches for the
festivities, Champion Joe viii be
there, too.
BEAUTY FOR BEAUTY'S
SAKE will be the admonition
and attention at the ROSE-ME-
TIA House of Beauty, 401 West
148 Street, cor. st. Nicholas Ave,
that is scheduled to open April
By a pair of lovely swell gals,
Rose Morgan and Olivia Clarke,
who by no means are at a loss
for the want of beauty 1t goes
without saying that New York
women are the most attractive
femmes in the world with APP
ologies to eIsewhere) as the
beauty shoppe comes next to the
market basket where the family
still is concerned ROSE-ME-
ia is going ahead zone better"
she has reserved aecommoda-
lions for US male beasts with
the hope of making us a little
more presentable to the dainty
fair sex I have made my APP
pointment already for a going
over" and many gals are trying
to convince their "bruteS" to try
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

and relatives comfort
ably and the Federal tax man
gets little of her fat purse, and
her tips are "high-and dry"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

will be exhibit la at Town Hall
ON Tuesday, April 3 and will
be guest Of honor the same eve
ming at TONDALEYOS, Celebri-
ty Party ex-Carmen Jones
star just back from western tour
NOBLE SI5SIE back home to
Harlem dated for the Apollo (16)
and home-boy Luck Millin-
der (23) J.. Louis Jordan 500 !.
Jimmie Lunceford, April 6.
FLASH! URGENT! QUICKl
HURRY! Billie Holiday, Mil
dred Bailey, June Eckstein and
the rest of you gals haven't
been in for your steaks and fried
chicken lately hope to see
you soon. Snelson and fonda, Is
w. So Street NYC.
NEW YORK Gladys Bently,
Queen Of Mite Club Entertain
erS" reaped a harvest at TON
DALEYOS, having Melted near
$4,000 during her six months en-
gagement at the famous bistro
on SO street. Her take" in sal
airy, gratuities, songwriting, re-
cordings, private engagements
and royalties brought her hand
some profits, the largest income
received by any performer Of her
race in the area"
incidentally, the buxom "male
impersonator" sang her latest
composition "Curfew Blues" the
lyrics Of which give voice to her
plight with such admonitions J..
"Byrnes you gotta go, cause you
messin' with my dough p
"The Lip Flower, you better do
something bout this mess etc." "
La Bently made her return to
Gotham after eight years on the
Pacific coast, and was heralded
by old friends and new at TON
DALEYOS, many Of whom re-
lished her "naughty-but-nice"
ditties. During her stay many
notables Of both races came to
greet her, including movie stars,
producers, columnists, reporters,
/ socialities, playboys Of wealth
and arlstocracy, servicemen and
old friends from New York to
Hollywoo - some Of whom
''palmed" her heavy dough.
Coming to Harlem in 1925, at
the ole Clam House, in West
133rd Street, the Bently enter
tainer hurtled plaudits to fame
with her unique style, and splen-
did showmanship which gained
for her national prominence. Her
sudden exit from New York, al
| though a surprise was the result
Of a city-wide use-cleaning"
by Police vice-squad.
Talented Bentley supports a
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the RosE-META methods it
might make their life more
beautiful Rose Morgan halls
from Chicago and Olivia Clarke
brings her science degrees from
va. State and N. Y. University
they are super-experts in the
profession, and know all the
questions and have the answers
tucked away at your disposal /.
.nuf sed!
BETWEEN YOU AND ME i.
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JoneO SMITH, star of the re-
cent Broadway play, made a
grand "come-on" at the cocktail
party melting Of the HARLEM
RIvERDALE ORPHANAGE Com