The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-20
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by ulysses boyHn

luTFoLkS - % ths rress have again ORGAN
The ~ofN, ,' and Russ Cowans, the boxing commits
|ad press scribe has been selected to head the
IsOnu ana &c, order of entertainment will be to do
group 49, nice for the newspaper publishers VINO VIII
sneinmt - lam &c and 27 for their regional meeting.
meet ss raor Alfonso Cato is the first newspaper man
SPOTS B,rnes order seriously. Cato has return
nSke r nlant and will do his bowling and sports
a y, alter working hours
ruas cb The artist has finished very special job.
All sA no official seal for the Arden Avenue
IH u s, tbo Rex Dr. James f Jones. The engravers
pp pss, no s,a cannot be duplicated
~ y rs,d Boston looks very smart in his civilian
=" 10 * head Of Naera's Products company One
an7 aroJot,. recently advertised in the Tribune was
a es. bair Oh. The name Of Herb Thompsops new
m5,sr ''IsFme
oI,er smith. who now operates a dental lab. cele-
LA 4. brthday Tuesday Oliver is the better-half of
.r,seoas personality. Leota Digs Smith She teach
\ J, rowbridge school.
Tho bg baseball men meet here this weekend to form
ii lssgle We hear that the Theodore Maziques are
...trr al her Theodore's the manager at Paradise
|nHy distributors
Jackson. attest business venture is medicine
Ihrrc outfit with offices in the Tobin building His
| 4, rrodae K the curtis rubbing oil. He now occupies
|c,yre ssders old Office. Grayce has been doing lot
|4taelng latey She's doing something very interest
y ADeroit business man has been sending some very
|s,yital flowers IL Chicago singer.
Hats of TO Esquire magazine for its selection Of an
| eAneresn Jazz band. The magazines gold award
| ssd Cooie Williams. trumpet; Jay Higgnbotham
| n5ae Coleman Hawkins. tenor sax; Benny Goodman
Garnet Teddy WILSON piano; Al Casey, guitar; Oscar
|Pstaird string bass Sidney Catet drums; Red Noryo
Inashap Loals Armstrong, vocal; Duke Ellington ar
anger and band and Buck Clayton, trumpet The silver
4nnSSfc of Ro,, Lrldr;oo ,r,r,,,o.
Lawrence Brown tombine; Benny Carter, alto sax: Les
ter Young. tenor ax Edmond Hail. clarinet: Art Tatum.
piano; Oscar Moore. guitar: Slam Stewart string bass
Dave Iessh drums Harry Carney baritone sax; Joe
Tuner ioal Billy Holiday vocal; Billy Strayhorn ar
ranger, Count Base band. and Willie Smith alto sax
WsAaert card thing out Of the Arden Park I'M
ppenem rro4p snce they had their election. They
ud petition the police to run certain undesirable nfu-
ne out 81 het neghborhood
Then talk that if he depression keeps coming in on
Asts spots there viii be revival of the old bootleg
dH clubs With plenty Of entertainment and liquor The
name ior them Will be Underground Clubs"
N@e ron Broadway has it that the folks are still.
ARaEa'i' 'he MAY Anna Lucasta' the Harlem play
SATHsFei'y ida Smms.
gfat Detroit columnist invited young lady to
Sss aAner b his suite in popular midtown hotel and
au RSgAen going over by three hoodlums who at
anled 70 rob him? The young lady invited the hood
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We have our fingers crossed on the and c club.
Fl0t move might be TO our liking It's something new
heaay Of entertainment.
katherine Dnhams tropical revue is at the Century
|uarinNew York
o'r prediction Is that the Recorders Court Sanity
omission viii find Eleanor Smith tho alleged kidnaner
-'s ana she VIII We sent to an institution