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OUEENSTOWN APTS

Queens Chapel rd. and ChiIlum I'd d.
Mt. Rainier, Md-Hew construction,
immediate occupancy; . bedrooms.
living room. kitchen. dinette and
bath, $3.50 % S9l so month, in
Guiding utilities; Venetian blinds.
good closet space. laundry and
storage rooms; some have garbage
disposal units fenced-in play areas
for children; shopping center being
completed in project; located next
to public high school and convenient
to other schools. To reach Drive
out Queens Chapel rd. Michigan
ave. extended, or by bus, take Ga
Hyattsville bus Mt Rainier terminal
See representative in office. rear
3I03 Queens Chapel rd H. G.
SMITHY CO, sll 10Th st NV,
ST. 5000. -l5
CoLORED-s35 FLORIDA Ave. NE.
Apt, unfurnished, spick and span
3 rms. plus screened-in porch, semi
kit; in pvt. home; for employed
couple. no children: must have ex-
Gel. character references Call after
pm, Ii. 3-ll5S.
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UNIQUE APARTMENTS

MAYFLOWER VICINITY
All the charm Of Colonial design, yet
ultramodern.
Drawing rm foyer. bedr., dinette,
kit and bath. Sl95 mo.
Liv nm, foyer kit. and bath. Sl1o
mo.
For information call NE. 1870 or
Pc 5l1l IL
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CLEVELAND AVE

Excel neighborhood. 7-rm. viii
step-d down liv rm, extra closets.
paneled rec rm. with fireplace, 3
bedrms. baths.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realty. OR. oIOO, open 9 till Q.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

nished, attractive detached brick
home with Charleston balcony; S275
per mo- on = year lease basis, con-
tainS liv. rm., library, din. rm,
kitchen, powder Im., bedrms. and
baths. insulated storage attic,
rec. rm., 2 maids rms. and bath,
ERTIES, Realtors, DE, 0730. 1928
O1 ct ct n W aras AID 1ddl i 1
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. J
MASS. AVE. PARK

I347 MONTAGUE ST. N.W.-1O-rm
detached stone house, & bedrms., 2
baths. spacious porch oil heat.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
HOUSES FOR SALE-kortheos

ONLY $1,000 DOWN, for an almost
new 5-rm. brick; rec. rm. in bsmt;
all IN peri. cOnd.; - min, down
town; assume GI trust, so per mo.
pays all vacant Gail Mrs Nader
UN. 4Jl4, cox & CO, INC, UN
1926
1868 f ST. N.E.-a-yr old brick; ;
rms, tiled bath: gas heat; deep lot
Sl0,950 HARTMAN REALTY. INC
l345 Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 400.
6399 NO. CAPITOL-6 rms semldet
bath, lst fir. powder rm., awnings
storm windows, exhaust fan. gas
h-wh, fun bsmt. Westh, refgr.
FLA approved; sub. cash req. No
53Os EMERSON ST. Rogers Hts
Md-Det bungalow containing 3
rms and bath: large lot; oil heat;
full bSmt.; gar. furn. incl in price;
vacant; easy terms. Ewes, DE. nSs5.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC 9o3 H st
NV. MA. 34ll. -l2
WOODBRIDGE. 1923 South Dakota
ave. ne-EXcel location, New
2-story brick pa baths. finished
bsmt, gas auto INV. heat, tront
and rear concrete porcheS, picture
window in liy. rm ; vacant. Open
Sun. l pm. till dark. Ho 200
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e-3 BEDROOM unfurnished house for
3 adults by Sept. l. maximum 500;
lease year or longer: NV, Bethesda
preferred. Sterling 1000, Ext. 549o.
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In Saul'S Addition of NV

In Saul's Addition of NV
Designed for comfortable and
gracious living. this detached
corner home is located on an
attractive Handicapped lot Has
full-size bedroom on, lst fl.
and 3 bedrooms and bath on
md f.; automatic heat, Ben
dix washer storm windows.
and many other extras For
immediate sale at SI6.750.
Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. O29O,
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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PETWORTH-$13,95O

20-ft. row brick in beautiful
condition; containing 6
rooms. "a baths. new roof.
two rear inCloSed heated
porcheS, cement front porch:
new gas boiler and built-in
3 sarage, Vacant, possession at
settlement To 'inspect. call
Mr.. de Lathouder. UN. 1925.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
ala Il n. N .l.klS
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GLOVER PARK

37th ST, OFF WISCONSIN AVE =
POSSESSION beautiful 2-story, 90
ft-wide brick. lovely rms. and
bath front and . rear inclosed
heated porches; gas hw.h. built
in garage; conv. to everything; priced
to sell with reasonable terms. Call
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
,~.l -
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Dupont CIRCLE

homes with excellent incorke pos
sibillties. % l. rooms, 4 baths,
now being renovated; So 600. (2)
4 complete apts., l vacapt; S2S,50o
large garden; S22.g50
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
1000 Goth st. NV, MI. 1850. Ewes.
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
ATTENTION

Make your dreams come true, Do
you own lot? If not. we have
a number Of choice lots in the
Fort Dupont a-es upon which a
house can be built according to
your plans and Specifications. Esti-
mates free Gail MR.. SPARKS. MA.
l6l4. ereS. IA Slnl
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KENT VILLAGE
300 New Garden Apartments
SAFE PLAY GROUNDS FOR
fvEH DPEN

CHILDREN
One of the most beautiful de&lop-
mentS in the Metropolitan Area
adjoining the Prince Georges Colt
and Country Club in Landover. Md.
featuring large picture windows.
Two bedrm. apis from 500 to Sa6
Our exquisite duplex apartments are
featured at S105 per month; gas
Directions: From Peace Cross al
Bladensburg. take Route U. 6. sc
to Bird trafic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go 124 miles to Ken
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Md.
Appleton DIGS -15
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COLORED-NORTHWEsT-Nr. 18th
INV h.; good house and neighbor-
hood; conveniences near. For. in
spection;; call Mr.. HAWKINS. DE.
15soi M1: = sG51 GEORGIA AVE. "a and
ouebec-s large rms. Kennedy-built
brick homes, one of the finest in
the city; 2ra baths. full basement,
hardwood floors and garage; pos
Ifsdqnii Sessi9ni Make yonr own terms.
CoLoRED-13OO BLK. OAK ST. NV.
baths; excellent condition; good
terms; trade considered. Mr.. Morse,
ss.,to1e sa, sSeoi n RR9Ms Sy5s REALTY CORP
AND DECATUR SITS.
M;W.Eyscant mt >, substantial sub m u.S S,room
sell on terms. ENTERPR1sE REAL
ROOMS and 4 baths;
FR ispidfgashed i5a tves sricf DE $500 1899 down
c1LoREDSs 81 RW Ssm No and GaPsGl Ss3h aba bflci H
down payment $3.50. bal. like rent
F. X. BARRY. ME. 2O25 Ii
COLORAD-I219 HOIBROOK ST.
N.E.-WllA Sell TedSolidole loi uulch
sale. rms. plus basement apt. 2
baths. oil h.-w.h., garage: immacu-
late condition. open every evening
: till 8. Reasonable terms or take
trade T. D. BURGESS, vi. 2S02.
CoioRED-THE CREAM OF THE
CROP; 1924 18th st. NV; also 1929
Euclid st. n.w.-These large brick
homes. now vsed as rooming houses
and apartments, are suitable for
family use or as an investment.
Moderate down payment and they
are yours. H. LOPAT1N, DI. 1850.
COLORED-JUST LISTED-Several
homes with down payments from
$500 to $3.50. Call us today;
Ray Morse, SH $500, BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU. sos.
COLORED-12I7 25th ST. NV
Lovely 5-room brick; only 500
down PUBLIC SERVICE REALTY
co OIL 9th st Il W. DI. R3nl .
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL

23OO CONNECTICUT AVE.
ROCK CREEK PARK
AT EXCLUSIVE KALORAMA CIR
Gle. ONE OF WASH1NGTON'S S
NEWEST LUXURY APARTMENT
HOTELS. OFFERING ALL OF THE
CONVENIENCES AND FACILITIES
CT FINE LIVING. A LIMITED
NUMBER OF ROOMY AND >
BEDROOM APARTMENTS NOW
AVAILABLE FROM Sl55 TO $3.50.
TAIJ III roo
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GLOVER PARK, S17,500
This attractive brick home built by
Cooley Bros. is in nice condition;
has 3 good bedrms, :, tiled baths,
fully equip. kitchen, sleeping porch,
recr, rm., gas INV h. yard, built
in garage.
Billingsley g. Sanderson Co.
ho1l Wis ave OR o33h 'Nl q
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WILL TRADE

Your. old house for a new detached
ter Reed Hospital This lovely home
consists of q large rms. y baths.
1st-fioor powder rm, all-eleo kit
with garbage disposal unit; gas &C.
heat: slate. roof; large, lovely lot.
Venient to stores. schools. tranSn..
etc. For full particulars, MR.. GIN
NETTI MA $40 or WO 3q65 ewes
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HALF BLK. CONN. AVE.

Chevy Chase, D. C..
Dea, ~. DnNch 1 Solonisl ~ !oVeiS il Shaoy
Senior high schools and shopping
center. Charming and cozy int. re-
auiring min. operating effort. 3
bedrms., with 4th rm. usable as
bedrm.; nicely Handicapped lot, .
car garage; owner has left city.
wants immediate sale. To inspect
call JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
after 5 pm. call 81. 2575 or WO.
140S IA
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Near
Woodrow Wilson High School
Public and parochial schools COM
plete shopping center;tgood transp. !;
close-in, conv. loc., N. Albemarle st
bet. Conn. and Wis. aYes. at the top
of the shill; 6 fine rms, den with
powder rm., rec rm. with firepl,,
gas C heat garage and car port.
To inspect. call WO. 23o0 any time
until 9.
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.

011A1StNoN I" LOSl1O w.
1908 H St, NV. MA. 2345
NO CASH
To a veteran A lovely 5- rm. row
brick home with front porch. full
Ven b,ipds ali for onIv Sa"5o Sail
Mr.: Goddard, AK sell with FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC,
MA 1l41 II
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1 bedrms. = baths, detached brick in
excellent condition.; built-in garage.
living rm. with fireplace. Price sub
stantially reduced to $2l 800 I'm
mediate possession. Ewes, Mrs. Her
ring, OR. 1888: RIDDELL REALTY
CO. DI 1900
Evening star., 1949-07-12

Mr.. Woodrow Wilson High
N Cleveland Park, situated at one of
environments convenient to the fol-
lowing schools Woodrow Wilson
High Alice Deal 1r,. Janney Ele-
mentary, St. AIMS and Immaculate
parochial schools: within . blocks of
TRANSPORTATION and shopping center;
det., shlngled exterior. slate roof; 6
bright. comfortable rooms, 3 bed
rms, glassed-in sleeping porch. ! St
floor den and lavatory semimodern
kitchen; oil heat; rock-wool insula-
tion; nice-size lot. attractively land
scaped; reasonably priced and the
Chambers (eves., LO 5-06s5)
THOMAS j. FISHER, INC.
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MT. PLEASANT


For immediate action! Only $3.50
cash and so per mo. buys this g.
rm. brk, right along side the park.
Oil h.-W h., front and rear porches
Excel cond. Phone for appt. JOHN
H MILLER. Jr & BRO. 1872 K
st NV. MA. 255.. IL
MT. PLEASANT-$13, 500
2O-ft. row brig, in excIus res. sec
tion. Has oil hw.h., 3 bedrms.,
n baths. Glassed-ln porch, garage
lovely yard make this an exclus
buy For appt. to inspect. call Mr..
de Lathouder, UN. 1925.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA 2345
Mt. Pleasant-Money Maker!
18th ST., nr. Newton st.-Vacant!
conveniently located 3-story bsmt
brick, excellent condition: 8 large
rms. baths. gas h.-wh., garage
etc. Small down payment with good
terms. Ewes, OW. 315S.
DANIEL DIENER d CO. ST. 1881
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NICELY FURN.

NICELY FURN. Il 2nd-fioor apt
liv. room. comb. large kitchen,
dinette, bedroom, bath.
II. Very large front room with pvt
bath. 42t Oglethorpe ST. NV. ia
1852. Near J-6 bus stop.
1852 Columbia Rd. NV, Apt. 3
One large room, modern kitchen and
furnished. ConveHient to stores AND
transportation; S11 40 monthly
Available July 10, 194e. Box 433-s.
otar.
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COOL-PRIVATE

rSaMsG s9Trounded Hsf BY yuSt trees wooda dea ts
for children. 9 rms. 1K2-bath Just
redecorated; full bsmt. with lava
tory. Occupancy Aug /. Call
owner for appt RE o50q -12
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MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
5O38 SARGENT RID. NE.
Semidet. white brick, in excel Cond,
recently redec. throughout. lge. llv-
ing-dining rm., kit. and scr. from,
porch on LIST fir; ; bedrms and
bath on End fir; rec. rm. in bsmt
Must be seen to be apprec lated
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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MICHIGAN PARK

Michigan ave. ne. First time offered
This semidet, brick on beautifully
Handicapped lot, Is rms. 3 bedrms
IA baths lavatory on lst fl. }.
finished rec. rm, outside entrance,
storm windows, excellent condition
School and churches | blk, transp.
at door: price, SIS $50 for quick
sale; substantial cash. Call RE.
$3.50. 9 till g
Colonial Invoct mont Co
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$14,950
400 Blk. Oglethorpe

St. NV. 7-rm. semidetached brick
oil heat. 2 kitchens, fully furnished !;
possession; nice lot. A wonderful
buy Call ewes. RA. 9l49. BLAN-
KEN & PRESS, INC, ST. 9316.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

GLEN ECHO. MD.-Mod. furn. a.
rm bungalow; excel transp.; for
small family; small bedrms., l
large. MRS. PETERS, NO. S512.
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FRED A. SMITH co.

CUNGRESS HEIGHI IS
One and 2 bedroom apartment units
For July Is and Aug. l occupancy
Brand-new development. GLASS
MANOR. foot of So. Capitol ST., DIS.
trict line. LQ. 3-SlO0. y
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SPECIAL TERMS
CAFRITZ NEW HOMES

D1. NWSO. NO. .tbO.
GI
II you have S2000 in cash,
We have a home with income
possibilities of $3.50 per mo.
and you can live rent free.
Payments will be only $50. 90
per month. House has &
rooms. nice porch and a
beautiful yard with lovely
flowers and trees. Bus at the
door. Good Northeast loca-
tion. just Is minutes from
downtown. Possession 45
days. Call for complete de-
tails. Mr.. Blackwood, NO.
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N. 81. N. w.
~ block off Conn nl-Downtown To-
cation for doctors ofices (being used
at present time by DOCTOR. partially
furnished, reasonably priced; home
and investment. MR.. WATERMAN
ME 4IOO OR 2S4h IL
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Top Jam Session
Pix Shown Only
To Armed Forces

NEW YORK Though Holly
wood turns out many music films
depicting jam sessions with some
Of the nations top swingsters,
900 Of the movie going public
probably missed one of the best
authentic jazz film on record.
Filmed during the war and titled
"Jammin' the Blues" the swing
pie was shown in CT theatres in
this country and abroad.
Starring the great tenorman
and bandleader Lester Young, il
won praises from Jazz observers
fortunate enough to view IL.
Filmed ny Glen Mile, one of the
top photographers in the country,
1t was released by RKO film
company. At present Jazz en-
thusiasts are asking the studio
TO reissue the film.
The smoke-filled room that the
film opened on could've been any
after hour backroom on Harlem's
Lenox Avenue, Philadelphia's
South Street, or Hastings in De-
troit.
Other swingsters that took part
included drummerman Joe Jones,
pianist Msrlow Morris, Saxaphon
ist Illinois Jscquet and bassist
John Simmons. II was estimated
that 100000 soldiers viewed,
as one wag put it, one of the
wars best kept secrets.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

60 in for leather-pushing when
he was 10.
On Western Tour
While on fiStic tour in the
west he decided 10 try his luck
at singing. and a theatre enthus-
last urged him to try his luck
at an amateur theatre hour. on
which he copped first prize.
From then on. he decided that
success would come quicker If he
followed his parents teachings.
His mother was a music teacher
and his father a choir singer and
he had been brought up in an
atmosphere Of music.
A Deluxe Favoriie
After his first kayo in the
amateur contest Roy reverted TO
his old love and today Is one OF
Deluxe records foremost re-
cording artists.
He will really hit the big time
this week when he opens with
dynamaestro Lucky Milllnder s
variety review at New York s
Apollo theatre as his Eastern
stage debut.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Long Gone inspires
Huckle : Buck Dance

WILMINGTON, Del. - One of
the sure signs of popularity is
when some event is the inspira-
ton of a new dance and since
Sonny Thompson's hit and prize
winning record tune Long Gone"
struck their fancy, dance lovers
here now are doing the "Huckle
Buck"
Danced TO the tune Of Long
Gone the latest in tersi-chorean
art is fast-moving gyration of
dips twists and turns that is the
creation of the towns top litter
bug team, Alethia Buckston and
Jimmy Hucker, hence the name
Huckle Buck.
When Thompson played here
two weeks ago he was delighted
TO no end with having a dance
created in honor of his best-sell-
ing record.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

Presented IN celebration OF
81 otherhood Week, funds from
ne musical will be used as
scholarship fund to send a needy
child to Highland Park Junior
College regardless Of race, creed
or color
HAS EVERYTHING
This musical which shows the
contribution Of the American
Negro TO American music, was
written. produced and directed
oy Arthur Coar.
II features Jazz. classical. re-
ligious. ballet and operate mu-
sic, performed by some of De-
troit's leading singers and dane
-rs. Some Of the tter-known
artists making their appearance
IN the Feb. 18th performance
are. Mary Ann Clemons, balle-
ma; Eddie Erwin. tenor; Lucius
Starks and Gonzelle Bailey. in
terpretive dancers; Marcus Childs,
rising crooner: Sidney Bailey,
iazz pianist: jeanette Franklin.
lyric soprano. heard over Sta
tion WWJ: and the Crescent
Chorus, under the direction OF
Johnnie Reid
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Ink Spots Gotham
Date shows Greatness

NEW YORK-For fifteen wears
the Ink Spots have been one Of
the leading musical quartets IN
the country because Of appear
ance al almost every nightclub
and theatre on Broadway. Re-
Gently they erased the word al
most" from the previous sentence
when they bowed into the capi-
TO theatre as the headliners in a
stage show which contained such
talent as Blue Barron and his
orchestra.
AT 9 in the morning music
hungry fans who waited patient
ly in line to watch the quartet
run through its aggregation OF
melodies and the second stage
show play 10 SRO despite the
fact that most potential custom
ers were either at work or in
school.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Montgomery Ala. Has
Day For Joe Morris

MONTGOMERY, Ala, - Local
dance promoter Fate Armstrong
and leading citizens of Mont
gomery petitioned the city coun-
Gil TO proclaim Jan. 81 as Joe
Morris Day" in honor of the
city's favorite swing son.
Joe left Montgomery when he
Joined Lionel Hampton's band a
few years back and this was his
first appearance here in front of
dance crowd, since organizing
his own great band.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

The little Miss Is Zelda
Johnson. variety singer. She
started her professional career
just before the Yuletide season
as the same niterY, as a local
product. Miss Johnson is
rounding out fast as a warbler
who has the voice as web as
the personality. But. the fact
mat brings forth our forecast
is thar she resembles the First
Lady of Song. Ella Fitzgerald.
The Motor City boasts of an
other personal manager of q
big-name attraction. She is Mrs,
Idessa Malone. record distribu-
tor. Mrs Malone recently flew
TO New York to obtain an agent
for her stars which are known
rs the Red Miller Trio.
The personal manager heard
the musical group about a year
ago and immediately fore
casted a bright future for them.
The Miller trio has been
booked with the Savoy Sui
ians Orchestra for a coast 10
coast tour that starts in Wash
ington late this month.
Red Miller is known for his
disc "Bewildered," which hit the
sales mark last week.
The Savov Sultans ork is the
new version of that aggregation
which got its label for being
the house band of "the Home
Of Happy Feet" the Savoy Ball
room jim Gotham under direction
Of AL Cooper.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

Our apologies TO the personal
manager Of Baby" Graves.
the child prodigy of the piano.
and his followers. A mix-up
in the labelling of pictures
had the youthful artist appear
ing in place of Sugar Chile"
Robinson. whose Philadelphia
opening was carried in the
last edition.
"Wild Bill" Moore, musician
whose waxing Of Bubbles" has
reached nearly the millionth
mark, is a native OF the Motor
City with life experiences that
could prove 10 be inspiring to
younger musicians.
Moore had been touring for
years with several name bands
all over the country without
a single line Of publicity.
As a consequence, he found
transforming to be quite rough.
Even his tune had been reject
ed time and time again. So
Moore started thinking about op-
I'll ating a gas station. On the
night of his decision to quit the
entertainment field, he filled-in
On jam session.
During the session he blew
his pet number, which caught
the ear Of a recording company
official. Now, Moore finds little
time TO relax in his swank Long
Island home because Of his de-
inand at the box office.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

NJ Winters of robust mold,
,hst Is apart from his fine physic
W., nd personal appearance, is an
e ,p,,s, Who possesses the rare
snslity of inspiring one with
-. essence OF amiability and
s.o,rroeniallty. .,r His excellent per-
torn,snce warranted an antlcl-
rs,ed return engagement
FEATURED FoRMALITY
uis program. as Is the Gus
Ion, oi first appearances was
sesiened along the lines OF for
wsI',y and sprinkled plentifully
w,h language compositions.
And in the tradition OF artists
~ color the inevitable land
.lUays desirable) spirituals. AS
encore the singer presented de-
,iehtful and tuneful bits Of
Gershwin.
His German group which
oncned the program, included
iwo recitstives and arias, George
Frederic Hsnders "Ombrs mai
hI1 from the opera "Xerxes, y
and % Ruddier Than the Cher
wr by the same composer. He
ssns with an effortlessness and
unoothness including just the
iesired nuances to impress his
Isliphted hearers.
AT HOME WITH FRENCH
With his French numbers. the
baritone seemed more at home,
effectively singing Henri Du-
parcs "LeManoir de Rosemon-
De-" Debussy's Beau Soir," and
Gabriel Faure's "Toujours," with
significant impressiveness.
The artists rendition OF Ste
phenson's Ships that Pass in
;he Night" was a delightful,
pleasant and artistic surcease of
lanauage-plothora.
Winters Tight into the upper
strata Of vocalization was more
notable than when essaying the
lower register. His voice SEEM
ngly. lacking the sustenance,
di;cernable in its highest reaches.
Robert Nolan, one Of Detroit's
noted musicians and pianists,
eapably accompanied at the
piano
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
'Bewildered' Singer Gets
IA : Carat Surprise Here

Red Miller received a real
fourteen-carat surprise when he
arrived here last Wednesday in
preparation for his coast-to-coast
tour with his Trio and the Sa-
voy Sultans band.
He was met at the station by
hIs personal manager. Miss
Idessa Malone, and rushed TO the
record pressing plant where he
was presented with the mil
lIonth copy Of his recording Of
"Bewildered"-pressed in solid
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Boxer Turned Blues
Singer Scores kayo

WASHINGTON. d. c. This
city which saw Inauguration OF
the nations new political cham
pon, President Truman, also had
the opportunity of hearing the
newest champion of the blues
singers IN Roy Brown, who ap-
peared with Earl Bostic. saxo-
phone playing band maestro.
rev listeners realized that the
sl stresmllned vocalist was a
loTmer prize fighter. Roy, who
mas been singing blues since he
was IL years of age decided 10
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Blues Pied Piper
Headed Norfhward

NEW YORK - Memphis Slim
who up TO this time has been a
top southern attraction is about
to invade the North. His north
ern record followers through
their demands will now see as
well as hear possibly the most
terrific blues attraction since the
transforming days of Bessie
Smith.
Memphis Slim, who could be
called the Blues Pied Piper Of
America first gained recognition
as the boy sensation of Beale
Street in Memphis when only l3
years old.
Born to the piano. he has de-
veloped style that lends a mod
ern twist TO the blues, but still
retains a peculiar and lamenting
rhythm.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
GLAMOUR GIRLS. roo

A historical narration. intro
ducing each musical sequences
will be done by Marguerite
Coar. Glamour girls from the
ranks of the Ro Ka Wi Clup
Will parade as models in the
scene, "Glorifying the American
Negro Girl"
The mothers club is composed
cf Highland Park women who
are diligent in their efforts in
sponsoring annual cultural pro-
grams which will help 10 create
and sustain closer brotherly
feeling between the various
.aces which make up their COM
munitieS and city.
In February, 194s, hundreds
we're turned away when the
Musical Appreciation Society Of
Assumption College presented
Afro Americans" in the Vanity
Theatre. Windsor. Ont
II has also been presented
twice previous to this in the
Art Institute and each time was
we'll received by a capacity au-
dlcncc
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Set New Program

selleyed TO be the only radio
program Of its kind. an Inter
4suonal Quiz Involving teams
Vi American and Canadian
SCouls representing the Windsor
aasSoclatlon and the Detroit
rIsa ,.Ia Council, will start Feb.
1IA over Station CKLW. The
tppTosram, to be known as the
border PATROL will be broad
essl every Saturday from HAS
J. m. 10 1900 noon.