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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
NEAR CONN. AVE, in uptown shop
ping center-Basement. 800 50. It.
ogner will make necessary repairs.
C8RNaHaR' Ha'' STORE. good location for
1sis sis 1ish isah $; 81. s'e S.w-1d.al location
for sales representative, bldg. con-
tractor, etc: 1900 50. IT,. on one
sH flEi; SsGS Pa6Stns for 1 car. Du. $685.
18th AND L sTs. N.w.-Larse front
lent loeaon Rae fa1s mm.d poss sxss: Tsss
rent. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME.
18th AND IRVING SITS. N.w.-FTipnst-
fir. store with 2 complete hrs. above.
Eeas: rent. Apply LEO n. BERN
10000 So. FL. on 2 floors. clear open
space and excel ONCE; elevators and
deal wholesale Or sfi retail .hearaom: hsesTasea
night club. private club. school or
natl. hdors. recurring auditorium;
now occupied By Remington Rand as
sci; sehoel and ofnces; viii consider leas-
1870; ewes. WI. 4543.
STORE, beauty shop. living quarters
dept; good going business: will lease
sSss 90 toSf N is 81. N.w@rse rssd h.sIs sssF and
best business street in, Georgetown.
This store 22x90 for lease at very
5sss'as's sos Co. rent "a sssR' sssR' fns hIeHoH SaI
Ungton. lI20 VT ave nv
SHOP SPACE. soned 2nd commercial,
rear 323 to 326 Cedar st.. NV. Ia
6P 69ma nav Pk;; ;r D; ox6o e Telephone Mr..
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. 1st moor
vacant. equipped as bakery. viii
blds; bi sasg LINK1Ns CO.. 1918 N st. ,n.V.
1914 81 fSss; n sr. N.w.-comp,et.lT7 Tas mod
ernized 4-story on1ce building in
desirable location. Fluorescent
lighting and gas heat, Approx.
2.700 So. 1t. Available now in
entirety or part. Suitable for dis
play y., purposes and ofnces. For in
M6SfsS s1ro si Hr aIFss hEsn 81 e.s.Ssh ssse
ment with showroom and once
space: nearly 5000 sa. It.; Silver
Spring area. MOORE d HILL CO.,
Fist M 1tSS coM'L-s-ssory BLDG, 8 sd b th.;
will divide for of,ces or store: near
On oMNayflSTtE; FaiTFo.RRu Ru. ss1a Ea.,.,a,;. "a
ton. industrial zoning, brick ware
house house. 4Sx5o e3Go It.. oil Is heat, ioadins
EoT1s sod9Tas' Gag sHoEnskEh 81 dsE Vi 17ls sses
ct. NV MA 116R
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

La PLATA, MD.-Brick apartment
building with storeroom, 100x150
lot, on U. 8. 301; town water: good
income; excellent location, any
type business; real opportunity,
$4,000. Business locations on
highways. Homesites on beautiful
rivers Of Maryland and virginia.
LEONARD SNYDER. La Plata. Md.
ON THOMAS CIRCLE-sturdy, A.
story ofice building, suitable for
any business function; priced at
only S69.500 and available for
your occupancy at once; IL ofnces,
3 baths. good heating plant. We
can arrange excellent terms. Ewes,
AP, ~. e s477. 5oyS Wo. 559 1891 r ! pRUEY
RE. 1913.
1913 9th ST. N.W.-1st commercial;
lge. store and 2-rm. apt. on 1st
floor; can give possession of LIST
foor; / apt. and extra rms. on
End floor; l apt. on 3rd floor; oil
h.-w.h 2-car brick garage; reduced
to $4,000 for immediate sale.
GUY T5NNER, 1929 11th st. NV"
UsED-cAR LOT FOR sALE-Bla-
densburg rd.: low rent; will con-
Sider percentage proposition. Box
24h.H. Star Ok
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CHURCHES FOR SALE.
lNvEsTMENr PROF. eoe sAlI

2 rms, kit. and bath each: tenants
Income approx. 81, 500 yr. ofiers
invited; Excellent investment op-
portunity. Eve, or Sum-. phone Mr..
MoDEkN jGli H. s-GSir SlHSi detached brick
apartment, zoned 1st comm, finest
condition, an excellent lifetime In
ssstpsnt. sH nsnt RAFFHL REAL ESTATE,
c6RNfER s4th AND P SITS. NV
A lne investment. Call HARRY
COHEN, RE, 4771. GE. 02s6. -25
"s-EtAM1Y s.t! housekeeping rms. or
sess :!s!y ecs scsA: aoss sst''RsSS VS. a4ssss;ss 4sss
rms, liv. rm., kit. and bath; ex-
csllent condition; wen financed
FOUR-FAMILY APT.-Pebble dashed
fists sse sst,ce; In excellent sondition;
LOOK-Home and business; nice gro
Gerry store and 5-rm. asbestos bun
galow, with lge. garden and yard,
from II sI0~ns in on. m 4. 70 Se,t mn
tions Of Sc. Sc Nd, on beautiful cor cor.
sell; sell; Can Mrs: gillespie, uN. 1926
OPPOsiTE CAVALIER HOTEL. on
upper 14th st. ,n.w.--2 apis, 2
stores stores ,1;ssa xarage all IL, rented; good in
ket. Call Mr.. Anderson, TU. 2IOo;
ewes. GE. 1854. sHocKEY l.
1900 BLK. II ST. N.W.-4-story row
brick. Income, $1,000. Price. S57,-
800. Terms considered. Mr.. Lourpas,
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors,
noWN4S&s 1v sS5s EEsSS TSc ss s.,ss4s ssoo' 10 ".
old. modern apt. bldg. X income.
over $50, 900. Ray Morse. BROWN
EEALdY LIZ CORP, Realtors, DU. 1858,
TWO LARGE apartment buildings,
free and clear to trade for huge one
In NV. FREDERIC L. PATERSON,
1912 Eye. ST. 4422.
NE. -4-FAMILY APT, c-brm.
units, 2 1-bdrm. units; fine location
sSS SSsl. lERfsTisz Il Co. 81: ssS j., so
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK-4-apt. brick,
good income, ideal location. Shown
by appt. J; E. DWYER, ST. 1928.
AK. 1;S; sss; s.; y WALTER 7 i EsERMAN, IN:
NO RENT CoNTROL-New 4 and 9
family semi-detached brick apts.;
ants furnish heat and utilities; good
income: reasonable price and terms.
son, Real Estate since 1892. l7le
Eye st. NV. ma. 3326. ~
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EIGHT FIREPLACES

EIGHT F1REPLACES
About mile from Forestville in
Fairfax County, Virginia, with good
view In all directions, this restored
home with 10 acres has large iiv-
ing room, dining room, well equip
ped kitchen, each with open IRE
place. 8 bedrooms. two with fire-
places, and two baths; three rooms
In basement, each with open nre-
place.
Natural gas-fred hot-weater heat:
gas range. Westinghouse refriger-
ator, random-width flooring In most
OF the house; price, S32,600.
Herman E. Gasch & Son
SOC Woodward Building, MA. 1884.
saturday and Sunday. call Daleview
BIZ. -23
THE ORIG. CAPE COD
LOCATED in beautiful Garden City.
Spacious 20-ft. liv. rm., formal din.
rm., equip. kit, full bsmt., Q spa
cious bedrms. and bath upstairs
Rear screened porch and cement
patio. Nice fenced lot with beauti-
sui weeping willow tree in front
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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ESTATES SALES
BETHESDA ESTATE

BETHESDA ESTATE
Six acres Of beautiful roll
ing land with large frontage
on Old GEORGETOWN rd., as
suring enhancement in value,
Improved by substantial old
12-room mansion house that
can be developed beautifully.
Illness Of owner forces inn
mediate sale. Price under
$50 900. Phone Mr.. Everett
Scott, CO. 5000, Ext. 669.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlkIA
8 REDROOMS

. BEDROOMS
completely modern; . baths: deep.
freeze, GE elec. dishwasher. wash
ing machine; "a mi. of Lee Hishway;
approx. 10 mi. out. We want tc
sell; call for particulars.
EASTMAN AND SEAY
Exclusive Realtors FA. 1920.
COLORED-BRICK, NO. 24O-SsO0
down; total price, $4,000; new col
ored subdivision. This home has
Just been sold on auction. 8 rms,
2 bedrms., hdwd. frs, full bsmt.,
auto. gas heat. OV. 5000. Open
9 94 tn :, !; ,, T, MOTION Re REALTY' Il.
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"ACTION ASSURED"
IN THE SALE OF
YOUR REAL ESTATE
Limited Type Listinss Solicited.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, Woodward Bldg, RE. 1855.
STORES FOR SALE
STORES FOR RENT

SMALL VARIETY STORE-Rent. S55
with rooms. $1,000 price. Phone
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OPEN / TILL DARK

OPEN / TILL DARK
2509 King st. extended. mr.. the Ma.
sonic Temple in Geo. Wash, Park,
overlooking Alex and Wash; Colo
NAL brk., 2 rms, 3ka baths; 1st d,
Nv: rm.; 1924; din. rm., 12x13:
EQUIPPED d kitchen. breakfast nook
tile bath; End d. has 5 bedrms, with
tiled baths. house has o closets:
sundeck. 1921 and a grand view
of Alex. and the National Capitol;
stairway to lse. fioored attic: fuli
nsmt, rec. rm.. u bath. combina-
slate roof, copper euttering: Iot
60xllO; gear att. gar; bus al
R. L. KANE. INC, Realtors
King and Wash. sts., Alex, Alex
3Ol3: ewes, AL. 6911. -o3
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OPEN 2-DARK

$11,5O0-HILLWOOD
Delightful white 2-story with 25-ft.
combination ]. I'd. T.. master bed
I'm. 15x15. elec kit. full basement.
oil heat. attractively handicapped.
fenced grounds with several vari-
ettes Of fruit trees. Out Lee blvd. to
Seven Corners Circle. right on HILL
wood ave to Cherry st.. left to our
open sign.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633S. 31o3 N. 10th st. OK. 1879.
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EXPANDABLE
2 -bedrm. brick bungalow. with space
In and dormers already in place;
full esmt.. automatic heat: near
Lee hwy. and Glebe rd.; an excel
lent buy for only S13,95O, $2,95O
cash down, will sell quickly.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson plyd nW CSnO "a
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Florida Homes. Groves

And farms. Strout's farm eatalog
free. Time and money-saver. 2790
coast to coast. STROUT REALTY,
3183a W, West Colonial dr.. Or
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OPEN 2 no 6

OPEN 2 TO 6
1924 No. Geo. Mason DR..
Unusual rambler Of California red
wood. Has spacious living room,
drepl.; attrac. din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
III baths. den 1Ox13. beaut. equip.
kit. bsmt.. breezeway to. gar. Lot
1o5-ft. frontage. To. reach: Out Lee
hwy. right on Glebe rd.. left on
Rock Spring dr., left on George
Mason DR.. to open sign.
L. MCGEE KING
oL. 5273. Realtor. cH. b5Os. -23
BEDRM., BATH ON 1st FL.
CT, $15,500; Hs ACRE
$4,000 down: about $50 mo-, incl.
everything. for this new brick home; on e.
closets. bath on end A.; liv; rm.
with nrepl.. din. rm:. equipped Kit;
screened porch and full bsmt.; S16,-
500 to non-GI with excel. terms:
C.. F. WOODROE, INC.
CyH S10O Ewes CH 0S4S pa
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coM'l. PROPERTY FOR ReN1

WIN =. TNOrkAt tOk NeNI
4s6s MacARTHUR BLVD, 30 C,|
40 1st, 1858 3rd s.w.. s;w. cor.
ssd ns ena ete Va me- ave- 4soc sS Du sa5 9sfa 9sdi
WILL LEASE APPROX. acres of
commercial ground in one Of the
most desirable locations of Arl. Co.
NE%h "a lss-ei \; eAFifo1 SSs5i and Fla: ave .ss-
suitable for factory. church or or
Eanization; For further details. l.
=; ~ 1TRNER; ME' S47 7Realtor' 800 7th st.
Church st.l-3-story fireproof bldg.
consisting of approx. $4,000 50. it.:
double entrances; = freight eleva-
tors. oil heat. suitable for automo-
bile agency, automotive parts dis
,rr ,r,putor etc; attraGtiye rental; long
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO. Realtors.
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345. %
CORNER OF CONN. AVE. and CAL
Hotel.beautiful 0eeSssf seeond tioor 1'eca@ eona
tanning about 1900 So. It.; private
ate possession; suitabie ssd; for 'rsat private
dancing school: organization or in
stitution headquarters; marvellous,
advertising advantages. Consult Mr.,
TAYLOR. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
1900 EYE ST. NV.
Modern brick fireproof building with
new elevator; 4th floor containing
approximately 4.SO0 So. IT, and 5th
moor containing $500 50. It. avail
able on attractive lease. Suitable
ior ior, any business permitted in 1st
heat. electricity and elevator serv-
Ice; will rent either or both foors.
Mark Winkler Management
RE: 500. lll7 Vermont ave.-23
COMM. GROUND FOR RENT
BLADENsBURG RD. and Montan.
Isy. THHckEk, Ho. ssj sss7. lfas. PE.
MAINE AVE. s.w.-Fireproof bfick
bldg. 1892 So IT,. high ceiling. heat,
so a M II. Agih e AvE. r. NV: N%.-Attrac. "a
rase-type bldg, front and rear en-
frances; 2nd commercial. ST. 1882.
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING for rent
or lease as garage and workshop;
will remodel to suit tenant: end
commercial. RA. 1879. "a
Excellent NV. Location
Second comm. location near 18th st
Owner will construct bldg OF approx.
1900 50. It: for desirable tenant.
A. S. GARDINER & co.
Realtors.
1881 L St. NV. MA. O334. -25
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Wheaton, Nd.
Opposite shopping center; choice COM
mercial lots, any size desired, rea-
sonably priced; terms. Ideal location
for any type Of business.
E. S. Price e. Co.
113O1 Georgia Ave.
10. 6-l231, LO. 5.O315.
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Charming Dutch Colonial
$4,000
Gl approved: . bedrms.. aluminium
tiled bath. lge. liv. and din. rm.,
unusual kit. that has pine-paneled
cab. GE refgr., Tappan gas range,
Philco deep freeze, GE auto. washer,
car garage: lge screened porch: on
hard-surfaced rd.: 10 min. to 14th
st. Bridge. bus "a mi. 10 min. to
schools Pentagon and Shirlington
Shopping Center.
YEONAS REALTY
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EXPANDABLE

1900 Wilson Blvd. oW $500. -
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1908 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN
Three-story brick building;
a5-foot frontage, wide avenue,
central Northwest location;
hot-water heat with gas fur
mace; brick garage; rental in
come. $1,000 year: expenses
MI. Wolbers, IA. i7se. 0
SHANNON &IIICHS co
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Beautiful Stone RamblerS
OPEN NOON TILL DARK
Charming 3-bedroom, one-hoor plan;
separate dining area, stone firepl. IN
liv. room, storage attic. Youngstown
tions, Inspect by driving south on
Russell rd.. right. on w: Braddoek
I'd. to Scroggins lane, left 2 blocks
to Cleveland St, right to home.
THE HAYNES co.
cncn E1dd
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcont.

CAPE COD BRICK
Lee. uv. rm. 12x22 with firepl.. din.
rm., equipped kit. 10x11 it., pantry
and "a bath on 1st FIR; 2nd FIR, =
bedrms., 12x15 and 15x19. with
tiled bath and shower; Venetian
blinds. side and back screened
porches. full bsmt., knotty pine
rec. rm. 12x22, oil h.-w.h; level
lot 5Ox1O0. r. L. KANE. Realtor,
105 SO. Wash, AL. 3013: eyes,
AL. 6911. -25
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ALEX. Del Ray section. modern
store, about 500 50. IT.. between
chain cleaning store and s and 10
cent store; also opposite to large
grade school; parking space avail
able. Call AL. 314S or TIE. 2941.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

round for a sure" headliner for
his special Easter revue.
Sharing the spotlight with the
youthful songster is Joe Snead.
midget En- Gee who has giant
bagful OF wIsecracks; Lurlean
Hunter. sweet singer who is be.
ing held-over also by popular
demand: and Joe Finch with his
rollicking band.
Proprietor Jackson has gone
about TO provide excellent en-
tertainment. food and drink for
your Easter holiday festivities.
and to retain his reputation for
having one Of the best amusement
huts in the Valley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Lemon-Drop
Easter At
Forest Club

The orchest a that has made
dance lovers Lemon-Drip con
scious and receives much time
on local disc Jockey programs
Woody Herman. will invade the
Forest Club Ballroom Easter Sun.
day TO delight for four hou
Patrons will also receive auto
graphed pictures OF band mcn-
bers. as well as souvenirs.
The top-rating aggregation
for more than score Of veais
will present 10 local supporters
three new but familiar flces.
They are leading race instrs-
mentalists: Gene Almonds, stcl-
lar tenor saxman: Oscar Pettiiord.
Esquire award winner guitarist.
and Shadow Wilson. terrific
drummer.
The dancing program that
starts at $50 p. m. will offer
longtime favorites to current hi;
tune Lemon Drip" So. be il
jszz. swing. be bop music lovers
are in for a musical treat IN
Easter Sunday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Examination Of the Dukes
compositions that date back to
the early EOS up TO Nhe present
time show that the bandleader
has penned al least one com
position a year-in l945 he had
the singular honor of placing
three compositions on the hit
parade
AS an outstanding composer
the Duke is equally stellar as
band leader Not only has his
orchestra been among the ton
raters since the late twentieS.
but majority of its members have
over l5-year service records
Two have been with the Duke
since he hit big-ti in New
York around 1923.
sfhe Saturday night program
will be strictly Ellingtonian-
musical numbers composed by
the band leader. along with 9TH
ers that were finished by team
Ing with Billy Strayhorn. ar
ranger with the ork since the
late Thirties.
Highhghting the concert bill
will possibly be the tone poem
BLACK. Brown and Beige which
is 40 minutes in length and {
portrait of Negro musical history
New World A. Comm" per
fume Suite" and LIBERIA
Suite commissioned by Liberiar
Government in commemorative
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

heaearden. top-rated trombonis::
farney Birgad. former Duke FL
4 nqton ace saxman-clarinetist;
4 "a Earl rFatha" Hines. noted
4 mist The vocal department
gIl spotlight the talented wares
N veima Middleton, sultrv sins.
along with deep-throated
4 We, bv Satchmo.
The name of Armstrong has
Non legendary along with the
1 tory OF American jazz. New
Orleans style II is also known
belonging to the man who
{,toduced the style OF skat-
4 noina which has been modified
knd Is currently termed as be
bon singing
Concert patrons may expect a
hU favored heavily with rag.
4 me-" and hot" (syncopated
4 ~, music as played and fos-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
tons top instrumentalists.
AMONG LEADERS

Bullmoose has long been listed
as one of the leading blues sing
ers from coast-to-CoaSt, since ne
left Lucky Millinder's orchestra
a few wears ago.
Other attractions scheduled for
showing at the Paradise are.
April %. Billie Holiday, queen
OF the blues. and Andy Kirk 9
ork. April 30, Illinois Jacquet
and his Sexette with Savannah
Churchill, leading vocalist: and
Nav 6, Lucky Milllnder's band.
supported by Pee Wee Crayton 5
combo and the Orioles.
The opening show on Friday.
April Is, begins at three o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
its Centennial In l947.

Of its centennial in l947.
Introduction Of each compo
sition will Invariably have from
one TO three band members N
the spotlight as soloists And the
Ellington aggregation boasts Of
all ace instrumentalists The ar
tistry Of us members is reflect
ed in that the majority have
ranked at or near the top Of
various band polls for wears
Johnny Hodges has been &C
claimed the Nations Number
One Alto Saxman" for over a
decade
Upholdinr the vocslizing depart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Wini Brown

NEW YORK " Y-Wini
Brown, delectable song stylist
begins her first date in the New
England sector when she opens
limited engagement al the High
Hat Club in Boston on April 10.
Currently adding 20 her popu-
larity is the brilliant recording
Of "Grieving For You" follow
UP the phenomenslly successful
Gone Again"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16


Along with Dizzy Gillespic's
sizzling musical organization. the
April IS ar-studded bill in
cludes Bull Moose Jackson. TOP
rated blues singer. and his roam
ing Buffalo Bearcats: Dolores
Brown, torch singer; McHarris
and Parker. brilliant dancing
team. and Patterson and Jack.
son, comedians.
SCREEN FEATURE
The screen attraction is "Fa
Frontier" starring Roy Rodgers,
Americas number one cowboy.
Gillespie is nationally known
as the father Of Bop Bop and
has won acclaim on his terrific
trumpet solos as one OF the ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Masonic Temple Readed For:
One And Only Duke
To Give OUT Saturday

ment will be comely Kav DAVIS
and AL Hibbler. blind baritone.
The winsome Miss will handle
sweet and swing arrangements
I'm q coloratura voice. while Hip-
bier will chirp semi-classical 20
blues songs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

Spotliehted also will be ore
OF the fasteSt-climbing vocalis.s
of the theatrical circuit. Mary
Ann Mccall. The lovely warbllst
capably handles anything with
sweet To be bop STYLING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

ley nitery Just
a few weeks ago.
the baritone had
Music Bar pa
irons aahing and
moon eyed with
his vocal rem
dltions TO the
point that Own
er Sportree Jack
son immediately
booked him up
Il...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Lee Richardson S Fri.
Return Is Patron Must

Washington born Lee Richardson scared fame via his
sensational recording Of The Thought You
with Luis Russell and his orchestra coming back pop
uar acclaim Friday April Is headline
Ter Revue at Sporrees Music Bar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

The "one and Only" Duke Ellington and his famous orchestra
will Masonic Temple Auditorium Saturday Apri TO-
that chiefly compositions that have
composerpanis the most consistent productive
figure OF American Jazz"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
DIZZY GILLESPIE
Dizzy Gillespie Starts
Paradise Star Parade
DIZZY GILLESPIE

Local observers unanimously praise Cohen Enterprises
owners of Paradise Theatre for their excellent choice High
Priest OF BE Bop and his their Spring which
will feature the outstanding orhestra ef
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
ERsKINE HAWKINS

April l5-2l-Savoy Ballroom.
Chicago.
ELLA FITZGERALD
April l5-May 4-5--Bop City,
N. Y. c.
INK SPOTS
April 10 Rainbow Render
vous. Salt Lake City. Utah
l8-May 5-8-Palomar Supper
Club, Vancouver. B. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

direction Joe Thomasl
April l5-Sswickley. Pa.
l7-MoneSsen, Pa
-Morgantown. w. Va.
2-Wheeling. w. Va.
MILF LARKIN-THE X-RAYS
April l5-Lynchburg, Va.
l6-Rock Hall. S. c.
l7-Charleston. w. Va.
l9-Darlington, S. c.
Davenport News, Va.
"a Washington, ID. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

tered bv Eddie Condor and his
iazz group. with which Louie.
Teagarden and Hines have been
members.
Afterwards patrons can listen
while dance-lovers whirl TO mh-
steal offerings that range from
rag-time 10 be bop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16
Greatest Trumpeteer'
To Play Concert d ance

The worlds greatest trumpet player Louie Satchmo Arm
ne gil invade the Graystone Ballroom Easter Monday
chi with All-Sar Esquire CONDO for wo-hour
,Hoyed by three-hour dance
Combo members Big Sid caeu stellar jack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-16

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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-06-23
THE UNAPPREcIATED
BY RUTH TAYLOR

stopped consider the dangerous
in world? 1t the fellow with thought
is the fellow who loses his
1t is the who feels he is unappreciated
The who gets mad at situations and thngsand people
generally something it, The grievance
unt either destroys makes him. depending
whether he is too soft to be carved into shape
But the selfdeveoped
of the bound to destroy his of humor and his bal
of mind personally think the two synononous) 1t is
mushroom growth that bos that living things that
spos despoils it grows.
all the kind of You've
them school, all types organizations.
They from the harmless bore the little e who feel that
they destroy in order to build themselves
recognize the Hitler But the
potential danger oher The always standing his rights
for his ntereaccording h-but
really assuming his rights and his interests paramount
of these Offices They could understand why
didn't last long)
person who had really dirty deaonce-and aN
expected the same sort of thing to he always tried to get
who headed for the
way-and shelved. 1t sheer waste of real abiity.)
unapprecated 1--WE all sure
appreciated himself lights
We've that kind slide down hill into the position
himself)
unapprecated feels don't like
him "WIY don't they like me"nsead
those who like him with delight "Now
ME?" And this attitude is unfortunately prevalent
the mighty the ranks of the owyh devastating
effects
Watch out for the unappecated AND-dont their ranks
When know something about persone him.
pleasant things critical don't
yourself seriously as to join the ranks of the unappecated