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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YorE
ave; n hn:W.-Available Immediately
room; Srs + 1sss ssopTST l2s5 s
phYsIeerAiSS's 0,S orFfcE MT for aroT rent, eonv.
legation in beautiful apt. bldg
18th a6a .t;,,n st. mr.; Park rd, furniture
sired; Apply LENKM coNsTRUc-
4420 CONN. AVE.~Desirable- mod.
SP er9 iTont raan ONCE; parking. R. DoWD,
CoNvESiEeNr DOWNTOWN ,ocefior. m1S
l,1o0 SO. IT.; on . floors; $40 per fir'
DoScToR DOC Or Or Dentist Dentist ONCE n1s in S.v
E% sss' soSH hSpse' TEMPLE REALTY co,
1s1o 80 iYVyi K sr. N.w.-New store ms in .x-
show room and once or retail bus.
1mmed. poss. cAFP1Tz, DI. 1850.
DENTIsT-Entire End. f., well ar
Ranged unit; perfect. location. 1906
SPPaac1ays. Paa ays. Sc, Ii. $4,000. IF
and 5th As; nr. Transporta IRAN 5Srt tion on
Bldg: Metropolitan Club and Doc
tors Hospital; Call Mr.: Grow, Ma
TTIoNsAsL TTIo ssLo SAVINGS & TRUST co,
5000 CONN. AVE. N.w.-s rms, re-
cept. rm. and bath: avail. immed,; ;
s1ras1,, r9aS rent Call LEO NJ, BERN
STEIN + co, POD Realtors 14l5 x st.
sRcoNp SEQ nF fLooR. Soao' 5000 14th st. NV.
Cnr. Irving street)-Approx. i5'xso;;
sHANNoNS S Z LGcaRs DcS 60, mRi Realtors, eas,
,dd55oo5 d5o5 Il St. nv. NA: 2345; -16
tire 2nd fl. of two-story building mrs.
completion; consists of approx. 5000
sd. IT.: heat and conditioning
furnished; consult SHANNON &
5UCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
ATTENTION, LABOR UNIONS, Or
| COMPANIES, ETC.-Corner bldg. at
6th st: and Indiana ave. NV, divided
into 45 rms; on 3 rs; will rent single
floor containing IS rms; elevator;
suit Mr. Taylor, SHANNON T. LUcHs
CO. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV.
41is WIS. AVE. N.w.-Entire End fl.
Sens sIedo1 stsbs So8 So for IT, s.
or professional use: reasonable rent;
available in July Consult SHANNON
: = = LuGHs Ea Sss5 Sc. Realtors 1905 H st.
7th NV AND HAi N. ssa2 CAROLINA AVE. Il9 i. the
man. S1o0 per mo. JOSEPH A.
HERBERT q SONS. 515 E. Capitol
st, Ii 3-o12s. Ewes. Ii. s-21sl.
2 LARGE RMS. approx, 500 #. of
Sds soa'ei 1867 p 'S[nsr, St. ne IN esii esH
AtL1soNS0 0SBi BIDG.-onic. space, $50
to 75o SO; IT.; free park; good NV
rowNHoUsE. COL 10th st. NV
once for professional man; physi-
clan, dentist, etc; 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath; private entrance; sc.
building. utilities furnished. See
MRS. SCOTT. resident manager.
DowNTowN-Two beautiful, iarEe
school. studio. local or natl. 1lrm;
,aRcR pyt; fntr;; nEr1aE. res. ELLIS: @ NE. III
win rent to young lawyer only.
tice, I am Real Estate and Business
| Claims Broker, 1 can help Won build
up a practice, See EDWIN /. ELLIS.
eao1o a91o snp% ysr%9nt % ave; Rm; 81.
and bath on 2nd Il. front. in center
of Sheridan shopping center. Va
| cant. S75 month. heat and water
furn. Good for dentist or comm.
offices. STROUP. GE. 4l3S.
rms. $50 50. IT,: 1873 Eye st. NV.
Avail. Aug. 1st. MR.. D. e. CLARKE,
Jr., MA. 1888. 1S"
LAW OFFICE, established neighbor-
hood location. 651 Penn. ave. Sc.
PElNSNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc, mr.. 7th
ST.; suitable for lawyer, dentist,
etc; choice neighborhood loeatish.
TR. 1883.
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STORES FOR RENT (cent.,
CHOTCE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
q coNMEcT1cuT AVE: - 2Sxs5.
90 H ST. NE..S0x75. HEAVY
PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC.
CD RIGGS AND AGER ROAD-2Ox
90. NEW SHOPPING CENTER
OPENING FOR FAMILY SHOE
STORE. MAJOR APPLIANCES OR
LADIES ADY-TO-WEAR.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.
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~ R1CSS SUoI
Ss0otUoTmaERN sotomd MARYLAND BARGAINS
FTtomsc standac River tobacco farm fA1Ms aI,t
beach, masnisaIroont. a~satiesrtront. 2.20O-ft. sand
5Ns,;,B 5iysr Beautiful location % for y. VIEW Of
SSmeiing 1--WE Springs, stream. 1onS III
berrs 4o5 acres; tenant hoI1se. I'm
WWSiEe1Ir1nt WicdIIinnat farm. 1,2oO-ft. front.s.
hood: i87 Tleer: aver; EXCELLENT, so neighbor-
Cycling, bath. electricity: ~ -room Ssnn
Liuge with charming vievn niRn
S9s SS99iidlnes' nnG good tenant on farm farm
@sG-acre sroer, tobacco tobacco farm near La Plata.
view; 3 tobacco barns, fsrm hiiiql h,,iigql
ingS; springs streams; suitable stnet-
rSlSlng. na6 Immediate possession SIS SI9SSk
Tobacco S1nco farm on wicomico River, g,
cultivated; Groom dweilinS. "a an
plete farm buildings; telephone '1in sn5
,electrlcity available. 81. .O0O ~iiu
1.s-story dwelling. La Plata, Md: s.
s sore Iot; town water; 8 rooms, bath.
ienees oak EP0fso fioors;m modern samn,.. conven-
ssulated; screens, storm windows.
fireplace; oil-burner heat. tnnttvS'
pine paneled. library 1or bedroom1.
excellent excellent neighborhood; convenient
possession eaio Scs99ls; s11 soG stores Immediate
lZa-story dwelling, rooms q bed.
rooms, finished attic insuiated1.
excellent condition; modern conven.
fences; town water; large Handicapped
Iot; 5000 neighborhood; waterfront
good roads. $1,000. 500
Large handicapped lot, beautiful trees,
charming view of Potomac; water
front privileges; picket and wire
renee; artesian well: bungalow in ex-
cellent condition; fireplace, Q bed
rooms, lavatorv, screened porch:
furniture included; fruit trees: . "a.
RACES tsingle, double), $1,000,
Acreage tracts. waterfront and in
land, wooded or cleared residential
or commercial. Request map. Advise
requirements.
LEONARD SNIDER. Ia PLATA. Mn
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CENTRAL LOCATION
"a 1918 M st. NV; 50O-1 800 SO. it.
in attractively remodeled building;
reasonable rent.
(2) 1928 goth st. NV; 1850 50. #.
open space; will partition and re-
decorate, asking $3.50 month.
t3l 1417 K st. NV; air-conditioned
elevator bldg; l room, $50: 2 rooms,
$l60; Call Mr.. Whitehead, ewes,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 X st. NV. MA. $500. -17
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

3-FAMILY AND 6-FAMILY apt. bldg
in Takoma Park. Sligo 1860. Sligo
2947, SH. 645f. -21
TWO 4-FAMyI,Y FLATS - Postwar
construct.o~; e-~"llent location near
Goodhore tlooama ave. Sc:
moderate ne; good return
for cSe', ~ - e
Mr.. c. = y
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al o,oo OK 1o43. -
STONE RAMRT,FRl

STONE RAMBLER!
Three bedrms. / in knotty pine. liv.
rm. stone frepl. din. rm,. large kit,
fully equip; beaut finished apt. in
bsmt,, heart Of No. Arl.; close to
bus and new elementary school;
priced at S2s,5o0; sub. cash to
handle.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. 930C
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
10000 SO n

WANT TO RENT F1REPRooF WARE
HOUSE. 1000 TO 600 SO FT
PREFER SOUTHEAST, b. C, Mr.,
CURLES. LU A33D0
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TIE. 0233. AL. iS15 -16
FAMILY2

EXPANDING FAMILY?
We'll this young bungalow has grown
up lust to accommodate your needs.
It has a liv rm.. dining space. tile
bath, equipped kitchen and 4 bed
rms: completely reflnished thTough-
out; an awful lot of house for S13,--
500. will try GIL so come out ano
see 1t.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALI
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

l 900 TO $4,000 so. FT.-conveni-
emit close-in location; approx. 1900
SO. IT. finished open ONCE space;
ar conditioned; balance Of space
piled; heavy duty electric service:
railway siding in yard; 35 parking
spaces. For particulars. call Mr..
Talley or Mr.. Green. H. L. RUST.
GO; 1901 18TH st. NV, Ma. slOO.
NEARBY MD.-2,100 SO. IT., 14-ft.
cell, loading dock, heated, wash
room; ONCE. easy parking; $500 mo.
or will sell. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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SLOW. DOWN.

SLOW. DOWN!
I9!n SI99ine 70 the Quiet Country and Iivs
I5s.-acre dairy farm with ions
tbrontsse on concrete road. GonS
$1,000 Darn and other bidss.
92-aere dairy farm on imn-or..
ad' anad' s-room house with bstb oVed veg
f.ee; f.rn, Corn and hay crop goes sH wjf6 Sp6
poss %t' ior price of S14 600. Early
r. acre, with 4-room house nm a+...
Eoad Tor only So $50 u" etato
st.tre grain and cattle farm or
slsn lste F9aa: Good house, water and
So SOD 6alr barn and other bldEs.
Il ma 2 RpgIReDETTE q SON. Mt, A,rv.
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acre limestone farm. 1on az.
IN 3Iuegrass. 80 acres alfalfa small
spp!s orchsrd. balance farming ana
T9Isslns. Fenced and crossfenceS
anS aw9 houses, large, bank barn. siio
in ciarSs outbuilding. Located
Sa4 5Slo county, virginia. Priced,
IaS-acre, poultry farm. 90 ooo "a.
pSclty Tor broilers. $4,000 capacifv
Land Li4I dfut5eys; r. Good running water.
4 nils IN sooo state Of cultivation.
Sooa Groom house other necessarv
outouildings. Price. S35. 600: IN.
ave; Winchester. VirSinja pbnSs
422O or nights R5ok HHoie
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NEAR ~ IoREsTvILLE, MD-on h.-1
s9;, s1o, 80 acres. about 81 cissrstsa1 nsta
ss9cei sssi tobacco land, lee GtsSsaea; teSdeo:
Site4 1e to stable and well. Bes1sifInTi BsfiIT
DAN ApPm1i,S ptnei Ss'950. Terms.
ooN A6BOTT, Cypress on97
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JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
ZONES QS and 100. Ieesburr. Va -

ONE OF THE OLDEST HOUSES
In Fairfax County; with all of its
original charm; bedrooms, bath,
original woodwork, corner tireplaces,
less old trees and 200-year-old bog
wood; 81 acres Of good land; perfect
for subdivision and adjoining sub
division now being developed with
water and sewer available: located
on the outskirts of the town OF
exclusive with THOMAS AND CO..
Fairfax 500: OV. 2872. lie
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MODERN AND PRODUCING
SRAlN AND CATTLE FARMS

m sO-55 MILES FROM 5. peHS q
lOO acres: stone and frame house.
good outbldgs. and fences" on ~
luO acres stone house and frame
mouse; outbuildings: very near hi
1Su acres, stone and brick house, and
ftrsme mouse; good outbldgs. and
300 acres, stone house and fron.
Rt. z. o'N Ae1eee' On
800 acres. stucco house; good out.
Dlogs. and fences, on Rt.
90 acres, Colonial stone mansion; 4
buildings, best fences; 6-acre lsks
cement swimming pool; beautifui
grounds; built 1880. in hunt country.
near y. S. Rts. so and is,
Inspection BY Annnintrnent
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.cstJ .c5stuJh,DoERs-DEVELoPERs

al g1H11ES-DEV VELOPERS
~ trses acres 10 cleared, bal. wooded. Ise.
ing site for selected and s.cIuacS Iase5
nome: IL mi. from D. G.. on hardoa
Sy9Tfsee ysee I'd, 100000. $1i' 900 doWn
JOHN H. RUSS. Vienna 2S4 o"n'
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG,
Omces available for business pro.
tessional and trade ORGANIZATIONS
l346 Conn. ave. AID 800
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hEMINGION. VA.-36O-acre stock
iarm' large creek, barn. dvsIIinS
MwlLn baths, cleo, tenant honss
ns;r na;Clng nlshway. S35,oOO, terms.
DsLry 1arm-25O acres, good stream
1ioosrn @ oarn and dairy, an equipped
dwsiiins: large bank barn, S-room
and heifers. 10 brood sows, trsctns
st n1 equipment. S37,5OO, terms
stock farm-222 acres, river hsr,
r;, rms, elec. Sl2,O00, terms. A'
rye i've acres; village, rms. water.
Town property. good. ss.ooo +.-.
l acres, rms, cleo, well and nnnnn
D miles Culpeper. So, 900. tsrn,s
b. r: PERROW, Remingtons Va
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y,ITIZCIJCSN1Ab NOUNIRY HOME
V1RGINIA'S BLUE RIDGE MTS.
Beautiful view Shenandoah river and
mtS. from acres of lawn with oaks
ana dogwood. etc; 40 acres in
tom land: a34-mile river frontage
and mile along Rt. 7; tWo-story
pillored porch. two-car storage, soft
water well and cistern, slate roof, oil
. heat, spacious hall, living and dining
rooms. large den. modern kit. and
maids rooms; master and two bed
rooms. 3h baths. hardwood floors.
insulated. recently painted: lovely
and complete furnishings included;
immed. poSs.
1nSnectinn hY Annnintrnent
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16 ACRES; old 5-rm. house with
cleo. spring. stream, mostly wooded,
on good road. Only $3.50, with
P9ss; g5a,. .I :, BRooRss s'o oranse' s@~ss: Ss:
HOME AND FARM
Modern: 8 rms. and bath. full base
ment, hardwood floors, new INV.
oil heating plant. 22-cu.-ft. deep
freeze, elec. range, coal and wood
stove. about 80 acres good land.
several outbuildlngs and barn. Near
GShaTlottesyille, Va. 100 miles from
P. Q. BOX IS, Ruckersville, Va.
EQUIPPED ORCHARD-54-acre fruit
farm in Appalachian Belt, west. Va.
12O mi. Wash. 1000 apple, 900
peach, IS cherry. 90 chestnut. All
trees prime cond. Good 5-rm.
house, barn and apple house, apple
grader. 3O0-gal. power sprayer, IA
chardist on place. 1850 crop made
included At sacrifice. $4,000.
59232 VESTS FARM AGENCY,
.In,IMSLEY ISnsRMKELEY SPRINGS, West Va.
MHUoNrGoMERY W CoUNTY-Attractiv
ttU-acre dairy farm on edge small
on concrete road. 7-room house, Ia
paths; hot-air oil heat. 3O-block
COW barn and other buildings as
vel; Nice stream. EDWARD P.
ABBE; Sis Wisconsin ave, Beth
LARGE DAIRY FARM of about 275
acres near Woodfield; Groom home,
tenant house, COW barn, bank barn
snd various other outbldgS., all in
nne condition. Can be purchased
truck and SIS head herd; needs about
go 200 cash to handle. e. K.
RQSLE' Poolesville 2O12. with r. P.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Deep River Boys
Win Army Citation

LIVERPOOL, England. - The
internationally famous Deep
River Boys, who are currently
In the midst of their second an
nual tour of the British Empire.
nave been awarded a citation bv
the United States Air Forces in
England in recognition of their
having been chosen the most pop-
uiar act to entertain the u. 6
AR Forces officers and men az
the uSAF Air Depot at Burton
wood.
Inc citation was presented to
ene Deeps' by Colonel Travis
onippe in a special ceremony at
the Burtonwood base. which was
attended by several thousand
British and American airmen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Orioles in Demand;
Recording Company
Travels to Them

NASHVILLE, Tenn-When d
recording group as popular as
the Orioles is unable to come TO
New York for a disc session due
to booking commitments on the
road, the only alternative is for
the recording company to come
to the artists and that is exactly
what will take place when the
Orioles stop off in this city next
Tuesday for a one-night stand
at the Bijou Theatre.
With the public clamoring for
q constant stream OF new platters
by the popular singing group,
Jerry Blaine. president of the
Jubilee Record Company, and his
entire staff will fly here witt,
their equipment to wax a session
with the Orioles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Billy Valentine
Quits Blazers

NEW YORK.-Billy Valentine
featured pianist-vocalist Win the
Three Blazers, has quit that group
and announced intentions Of Oh
ganizing his own combo, whic"
will be booked by the SHAW AZ
lists Corp. and record for MOT
curry label.
Valentine, who is regarded %
one of the fastest rising blues
stylists and young musicians III
the business, departed from 'nc
Blazers at the conclusion Of
southern one-niter tour. tic nsu
replaced Charles Brown win 'ns
Blazers early this year. IL
Valentine plans TO debut n's
new combo in mid-Septemoei'
teeing off with a swing OF lns
southern one-niter circuit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02

scorer for Miss Adams.
Sweet songs by Sonny Garter
blues songs by Alberta Adams,
jump tunes by the Naturals, nov
city by Wanda Mayo and the
pantomine artisty of emcee Don
Bexley are all a part of the
continuous entertainment at this
John R-canfield nitery.
Courtesy Stressed
Courtesy is our public rela-
tions business" says host ELLIS
Mays. You're always welcome
II the Frolic, commented Freddie
Washington. floorman.
Among the many out-of- tov,r
vsitors and vacationers enjoying
the Sunday mite session at the
Frolic were three FBB's, Mrs
Johnnie Mae Dowdell and Mary
Key, from Birmingham, Ala, and
lola Mckay from the same city
guests of Mrs. frankie Fillmore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
NLETS ROCK THIS MORNING"
Song by BaIIadier,
Sonny Carter, Sets
FroIie Bar Pace
By LARRY cHIsM

Let's Rock This Morning, a
vocal by balladier Sonny Carter,
sets the mood and fun session
pace at Frolic Show Bar. Carter
and Don Bexley, comedian-em-
Gee. share the spotlight honorS
in the present show.
Carl Parker during the lull
session vocalixes with piano for
his rendition of the current juke
box most played disc. Good
Night. Irene" Benny Sampson
and the Five Naturals then
open the show proper with
their interpretations of All of
Me- with the maestro on vo-
Gals and the rest of the boys in
tkeir vocal and instrumental sup
port.
My Foolish Heart was the
show applause winner for Sonny
Carter, long favorite with De-
troit's Silly-Go-R Round riders.
Wanda Mayo, controtionist, has
amazing body positions in her
novelty routine, to the slow tenn
poed "St Louis Blues"
Applause Getter
Don Bexley, spotlight applause
eetter was at his best with the
burlesk of the trolley song" sub
rosa pantomine skit. 1t must bt
seen to be fully effective.
Featured attraction is Detroit's
own Queen of the Blues" AL
perta Adams. who follows Sonny
Carriers pace setting opus with
her version quite original Of
Every Day Have the Blues,
to win two encores from the ap-
preciative audience He May
Be Your Man was also a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Broken Arrow Hits
Fox Theatre Again

Twentieth Century-Fox le'"
nicolor spectacle, Brown ATTN w
will begin its second week al Wy
Fox Theatre, Friday.
James Stewart gives a -"
cere portrayal of Tom Jeiioiu s,s
the pioneer who attempts S'
handed to establish peace ~
tween the white men ana M
Apache Indians in Arizona o''
ing the 1905. o,ed
Broken Arrow" was direeN
by Delmer Dawes and prouu'~
by Julian Blaustein
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02

III q telegram TO Mayor Mar
tin D. Kennedy. NAACP exc
cuiive secretary Walter White
strongly urged that the ban be
"reconsidered and rescinded."
This picture" White stated.
is the most fortnight and cour-
agcous perturbation of the evil
of race prejudice which has yet
been made.
The Korean war has revealed
distrust of the United. States in
Asia and other parts of the world.
particularly among dark skinned
persons, because of continued ex-
istence Of racial prejudice in the
United States.
No Way Out exposes the evil
nature Of this practice and instead
of melting TO riot. as police cen
sor claims, will co enormous
good in the exactly opposite di-
rection."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Uncle Toms
Variety Show
Like Honey

Vocal and piano offerings plus
a top hat-tails dancing stint by
female impersonators and the or.
gan mastery of Don Raphael are
like a beehive, because they
draw nightly crowds TO Uncle
Toms Plantation, home of the
largest bar in the world.
These highlights are capably
backed-up by the Faro Belcher
combo whose artistry is evident
on their remaining as stand.
ard attraction at the West
Eight Mile Road niferY.
Priscilla Dean, show drectress
and club hostess, starts things
jumping with wild Honey then
Just Like Ole Times Following
is the top hat and tails dancing
stint by the ladies of the ensem-
ble," who are dispersed through
out the gigantic mite club in pairs
as six teams. The routine is en-
HANGED by clever soft shoe rou-
tine.
Draws Applause
Lamar Lyons, show producer.
then grabs the Mike to render an
applause-getting version Of That
Old Feeling which is further
sold" by a smooth tenor solo.
Encore number "Someday" sung
and backed as jump tune, gets
the hand claps. too.
Patrons show delight also over
Valerie Compton's rencitIon OF
Temptation presented in a
fast, jamming style.
Best Vocalizing
Some of the best vocalizing was
done by Janice Mccarthy on I'll
Always Be In Love With You
and Give 1t To Him Just Like
He Wants IT, with the latter
getting thunderous applause
Bobbie Mismickle, pianis', pre-
sents a pleasing Interpretation OF
After Hours"
Finale number was Jumln'
and Jiving,' featuring the MEM
bers of the cast and of the en-
semble. Belcher's combo ends
the revue with Danny Boy and
The Hucklebuck,' both cleverly
arranged.
Between shows, organ wizard
Don Raphael scores with contln-
uous presentment of old and new
favorites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-02
Protest Chicago Ban
Of No Way Out Film

NEW YORK The banning of the Twentieth EN-
fury Fox film mo Way Out, by Chicago police censors,
vehementy protested last week by the NAACP. The
Chicago claim that the film is dangerous and may
nce violence.
Evening star., 1950-01-13

MEMS OUTERCOATS
MEMS SIS zIP-LINEp COATS with ol-wooI ZIP in
e.eSt lining Innings .ds Of the tn son some mofeF'o 39.75
MEN's $50 ALL-wooL zIp-LhED COATS, $40
sovsrts, tweeds, eheviots and oobordines-
AEk'S SIS snd $50 ALL WOOL oVERcoATs-
Ve!ours and hair fobrcs Plain blues and $40
oxford ersys
lio) MEMS $50 ALL-WooL WoRsTED cHEvIoT
vERcoATs-herinebons weave in grey, &10
blue and brown ---------------------- r
20 MEMS $e5 ALL-WooL VELOUR ovERcoATs
navy and Luggage ton. Double breasted &k4
model with Wo-peee bets------------
MENs s35 WATER REPELLENT COTTON GABAR-
DINE RAIkc0ATS-body and sleeves lined with
Skinner's "sUNBAK," q fine royon &TQ.S .S0
satin with wool boek------------
Evening star., 1950-01-13

MEMS HATS
(sz) MEMS $3.50 FINE FELT HATs-snop-brin
model with bound edge; fully lined. &1 RE
Sizes 6A to o75s--------- ~
MEMS NECkWEAR
GOD MEMS $I.oo and, $3.50 FAMoUs-MAKE'
NECKTlES in neot patterns and color RQO
ines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t92) MEMS $l.5o and $500 FAMoUs-MAKE
NECKTiES-smort potterns and color 44Gs
N12) MEMS $500 and $3.50 FAMoUs-MAKE
NECkTlES-on unusual selection of CT pa
fine potterns and coors
t7s) MEMS $3.50 and $3.50 FAMoUs-MAKE
Notwithstanding pure silks in neat CT 90
1887 MEMS $3.50 TO $500 FAMoUs-MA
Notwithstanding pure silk hand CD 30
points An unusuo seleetion----
MEMS HOSE
t4ls) lRREGs OF MEMS 75e kYLok SOCKS
in all popular solid shades. Slight irreeulors l0o
Of q Fomous Make ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
te4s) MEMS 55e TO 75e COTTON SHORT HOSE
including Argyle. eobes and royons Sizes AIO
~ 10
Evening star., 1950-01-13

MEMS SUITS
(z52) MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS S45 to $4e.75
SUITS-oI-woo worsteds, tweeds and few &RQ
fIonnes Single and double -breosted----
t2e7) $50 and SIS MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
ALLwooL WoRsTED AND FLANNEL $44
SUITS-sinee and double breosted----- ~
(2le) MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS $50 TO
S6S WoRsTED SUITS - ST. Albons, Timely
Clothes and Devonshire. Single and double GA
GAO MEMS $40 to ss5 sUITs-Benchwork, Dev-
onshire. Timely Clothes and few Stein &S4
Bloch Suits in the eroup---------------
t2z) MEMS $50 ALL-WooL WoRsTED cHEvloT
sUlTs-sinee breasted, some with potch- SSS
pockets. Broken Sizes ----------------
Evening star., 1950-01-13

MEMS SHOES
MEMS sss5 TO sIl.s5 FAMoUsMAKE Ymnga@mm
SHOES, assorted styles, broken Sizes e. AS
(sl) MEMS sI.s5 TO sl4e5 FAMOUS MAKE
SHOES, assorted styles, broken sizes! ca AE
tes) MEMS s13.s5 TO sles5 FAMOUS MAKE
SHOES, assorted Styles broken Sizes CIT Ak
t4S) MEMS $3.50 FLEECE WOOL LINED LEATHER
HOUSE SLIPPERS, exceptional value CD RE
FURNISHINGS
(155) MEMS ST WHITE T-sHIRTS AND @Qo
UNDERSHoRTS --------------------- soO |#YA#
(76) MEMS S5e UkDERsHIRTS-------- CO., I
(e4) MEMS s1z5 RAYoN UhDERsHoRTs QQo KN
te7) MEMS 81 AND $3.50 WOOL &1 % N NI
MUFFLERS %As~O
Nl5o) MEMS WHITE COTTON KERcHIEFs
29c 4 for ST.
(7oo) MEMS PURE IRISH LINEN KERcHIEFs
45c csc
Evening star., 1950-01-13
MEMS SHIRTS

tze7) MEMS szs5 and $3.50 sHIRTs-ploin
whites, solid tones and neat potterns So.
Sizes IL to l7-------------------
1867 MEMS s3e5 and $3.50 FAMous-MAKE
SHIRTS-nieely toiored shirts in white &H .S9
and neot Potterns-
(77) MEMS S4.e5 to S7e5 FAMoUS-MAKE
sHlRTsbr0ksn 1 : broke ,.ooa lots Of fine shirts re- $4.30