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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
SAGINAW NEWS

The Rev. W. j. johnson OF Gre
NADIA. Miss, recently retu. ed home
after visiting relatives in Saginaw.
Those who were reunited with DR..
Johnson FOR the first time in 30
years were his mother. Mrs. Mollie
Johnson. and two sisters. Mesdames
Evelyn Thompson OF 1923 Norman
and Cordelia Heard OF 1116 Third.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson spoke at
Mt. Olive Baptist church Sunday
afternoon OF MANS Lost Condi-
ton" His text was He came 10
seek that which was lost" ST. Luke
1910.
Zion Baptist
Two visitors were among the au-
dience 10 hear the morning address
by Pastor NJ. Toomey. Music was
furnished by the Senior choir and
Gospel chorus.
The revival Is being conducted
at Zion Baptist BY the Rev. f. NJ
Kaigler. Of Detroit. The meetings
will close Sunday. Oct 10. Many
souls have been saved and back
sliders reclaimed.
The BTU conducted fine meet
ing with a surprise program and
Bible drill.
Mt. Olive
Mt. Olive members extend SYM
psthy to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Courdy in the death OF their ED
est son. Young McCourdy died
Oct. : in Birmingham. Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
INKSTER
Br MADELINE peFILS

A practice house and factory will
soon he erected in this village.
through the NYA. All boys and
girls who are between the ages OF
Is and - and are out OF school will
be eligible for placement. For fur
Their information. contact Mrs. j..
W. Kellogg. at 1887 Harrison road,
or phone Dearborn 1855 for APP
poiniment. II you are interested
in training. register at the Office.
36s7 Harrison road. The office is
open Mondays through Fridays,
from 1880 am. to $3.50 pm. This
project will mean much TO you and
the community, so don't fail TO reg
lister.
Womack Temple
The Rev. 5. A. sea, pastor OF Wo-
mack Temple CME church, preach
ed the morning message Sunday
from the text Gen. 1925. He COM
mented on the blessings which ia
cob received. when he refused TO
loose the angel. until he had re-
ceiyed a blessing. Visitors were:
Mesdames Brooks. Jones. Gardner.
Ross and Woodson, also Messrs.
Brooks and Evans. OF ST. John and
Central CME churches, in Detroit.
Last Monday evening. a group Of
ladies' met at the home of Mrs.
ada Burrell and formed an organi-
zation called the Inkster Garden
club. Great things are expected TO
grow out of this club. Officers are
Mrs. l.. $. Stinson. president; Mrs.
A Robertson, vice president: Mrs.
Mile Butler. secretary; Mrs. LYDIA
Williams. assistant secretary: Mrs.
Leona Goodson, corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. A. Burrell. treasurer.
Meetings will be held every first
and third Friday evening OF the
month.
The Violet Art club met with Mrs.
c. Barnes. OF 1874 Hickory street.
After the business hour, a delicious
lunch was served. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Lane. on Har-
rison road. The club is planning to
give a lovely quilt as an award. in
the near future. Mrs. F. Stroud is
president; Mrs. c. Barnes. secre-
tary.
Second Baptist Church
The pastor. the Rev. o. p. Jones.
led the procession Sunday morning
followed by the choir and ushers,
robed in their new uniforms. and so
was the pastor.
He delivered powerful and in
teresting message subject. After
He Came to Himself" Luke 1913.
He said, I'VE. as Christians. must
not let self stand In the way OF our
service TO God"
He made a vivid picture OF the
Prodigal Son. AS a result OF the
powerful message. six persons were
added to the membership, one can
didate.
In the afternoon. the Rev. Mr..
Moore. pastor OF the Prince OF
Peace Baptist church. and his con-
gregation were guests OF the Pas
tors Aid society. The Rev. Mr.
Moore delivered a powerful and in
teresting message. subject. THE
Unreasonable Doubt Many help.
full thoughts were impaired.
The pastor, choir and congrega-
ton will he guests OF the Calvary
Baptist church, Thursday evening
| Oct. 16.
All are welcome TO visit the Sec
ond Baptist church AZ any time
Miss Christine whitner is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

would like 10 call attention 20
the Home Guard company that is
being organized by 1t. David a.
Blake, Jr. No doubts about II the
fever Of war is in the air and We
are reminded of its presence wher-
ever we go. II Is fitting and prop
CT that we should assume all the
duties Of citizenship as well as de-
mand its privileges. Home defense
is certainly duty.
The article by my old boss. +.
Washington Rose. OF Philadelphia.
Pa, on deliberate and Malicious
Propaganda" should be read by
all. II appears on page OF this
months Washington Eagle. Nation
al Elk organ. Rhodes thesis Is that
many white writers have deliberate
ly pictured colored characters as
ludicrous and stupid, 10 the great
injury OF our group. The radio. he
says. is just as guilty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Church ~ God In Christ
State and High SITS.
Elder Ford
General And Social

one OF the prettiest weddings OF
the season took place last Sunday
afternoon. Oct. l. at $50 pm.
when Miss Geraldine Boland,
daughter OF Charles A. Boland be-
came the bride OF Virgil S. Huey.
The vows we're spoken before the
| fireplace in the lovely home at
500 y. Fifth avenue. Preceding the
ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. G. =. Carpenter OF Second
Baptist church. Everett Harris rem
dered n solo. II Love You Truly
The bride chose two-piece gold,
wool Jersey ensemble for her we'd
ding. with brown accessories. Her
corsage and that of her attendant
were made OF baby chrysanthe-
NUNS with American beauty roses.
The brides only attendant was Mrs
Douglas 4. II. Williams. while Mr..
| Williams served as best man.
Guests included tho brides fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boland,
father and mother of the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. William Conner, aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Tay-
Dor. niece and nephew from Ypsi-
lanii The family OF the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Hill. Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Vest Of Albion, Mich; the
Rev. and Mrs. {. W. Carpenter. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lewis. Mrs. Olive
Thomas. Miss Rosa Marie Rosa,
Mrs. Eliza Floyd, Mrs. Thelma Lee
OF Flint. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Vest. OF Albion. Mich: Mr.. and Mrs.
I Arch Harper. Ypsilanti; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hathcock Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las williams. Mrs. Roberts OF Tus-
kegee. Ala: Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Harris OF Detroit. Mich: Miss
Elizabeth jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Kelly Mrs. Josephine Will
liams and Misses Gloria Roney
and Leila Mckinney.
Guy W. wiggington OF Louisville
KY. was a visitor in our city last
week. He was here due to the ILL
mes sof his mother, Mrs. Mary Wig
CLINTON. While here he was the
guest OF the Nelson's, y. Fourth ave-
nue..
Mrs. Maxine Preston OF Wood
lawn avenue entertained at a baby
shower in honor OF Mrs. Eva Pitts
on Monady evening. Those present
we're Mrs. jimmie Scott. Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones. Mrs. Jewell Clemens
Mrs. Leone Woods. Miss Carroll
Runsey, Miss Zenobia Terrell. Mrs
Margaret Darlington, Mrs. Maxine
Collins. Mrs Burnetts Sampson and
Mrs. Ester Harrison.
Little Miss Harriet Howard
daughter OF Russell and Hazel How
ard. had a birthday party Oct. 5 a.
the home Of her grandmother
Mrs. Laura Taylor. Those preesn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Brown Chapel


"Grace is poured into thy lips
was the theme OF the Sunday SER
mon preached BY Rev. II. G.. Sim
mons, pastor OF Brown Chapel AME
church. 1t was very inspirational
discourse.
The Carver Community associa-
ton will sponsor an afternoon
service Sunday. October IS, in
which all the various independent
women's clubs will be represented.
The proceeds will go toward the
community house building.
Second Baptist Church
self Denial For Jesus" was the
subject OF the morning message
delivered Sunday morning by the
pastor, Rev. Garther Robertson, OF
Second Baptist church.
Rev. Mack formerly OF Middle
belt, was among the Sunday morn
ing pulpit guests. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Rev. Mr.. Robertson will conduct
a ten-day meeting at First Baptist
church, in Middlebelt. soon. Rev.
Mr.. Douglass is the minister.
Sunday. October 10. Rev. NJ.
Smith. pastor OF the AME church,
also his choir and congregation.
will he guests OF the Trustee board
OF this church.
THE Musical Msrvels' 10 the name
chosen for the newiy-organized
chorus at Ypsilsnti high school.
This group is composed OF sixty
high school students. and Is under
the direction OF Mrs. Olive Kersey,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. william Leftridge OF 90S Green
street last Sunday, Oct. 5. The
mother and daughter are at the
University hospital and are report
ed doing very nicely.
Mrs. Hilda Watkins and her two
sons, Gilbert and Glen, OF Windsor,
Canada, were in the city last week,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Nor
ris, parents and grandparents.
Mrs. Mounday OF California, for
merly Of this city. is here staying
with her sister. Mrs. William Zebbs
OF Hill street.
The only birthday reported is
that OF Mrs. Mildred Green which
is on the 18th OF this month. \ re-
cent marriage OF which have just
heard is that OF Dan Butler. Jr..
to Miss Theosia Shorter OF Detroit,
Mich. Miss Shorter is former
student at the University OF Mich
igan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Change Date
|Of NAACP Meet
Hope For Large
Delegation

NEW YoRK-The date OF the an
nual conference OF the National
Association for the Advancement
OF Colored People TO be held In Los
Angeles. California. has been
changed to July II 10 10 from June
% to Is by vote Of the branches. II
was announced by the NAACP this
week.
The Board OF Directors Of the As
ISOLATION voted approval Of the
change pending the action ,of the
branches at its September meeting.
The July date was favored be-
cause 1t would allow many more
persons TO attend the California
meeting. Plans are already under
way TO entertain large deleea-
ton. II Is expected that arrange
ments will be made for special
train out ~ Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

La Cerle Charmonts will give a
silver tea on Sunday, Oct. 10 from
4 Ia 6 which will be our first APP
pearancc. You. the public are in
yited. Please give us your support.
We are planning an interesting pro-
gram. which we are sure you will
enjoy. Refreshments will be served.
The tea will be given at the Dun
bar. Miss Ruth Reglski is club re-
pOrter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

tualist temple. located A. RIA.
street, had a grand mu, l'n,,''nA
gram Saturday night. An s,. ~.
enjoyed the singing. Linz '.''ni
Stevenson won the con,s., ara
raised eight dollars. a An. %.
for a hve-year-old Girl. tn. ''eo't
raised was s4s.55. "' on
Sunday night Madam ;,
preached eloQuently. Tn. r,. .lOyt
was enjoyed by the Iarr. s ss.a
cation. 'Ons's'
Don't. forget to visl, IN. -.
Everybody is WELDON. :, . u.s..
church. " M
A. sesrcy is church r.Do,..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
When Pois0ns Slow
kIDN EYS
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out For IS Cents-Must
Satisfy or Money Refunded

Co 10 your druggist today and get
this harmless diuretic and stimuiant
- ask for Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Capsules and start AZ once 70 nush
kidneys OF waste matter saturated
with acids and poisons.
That's a prompt and effective way
% help bring about more healthfui
kidney activity and relieve that blad-
der irritation with its scanty passage
with smart.ng and burning AZ well az
restless nights.
Remember the Kidneys often need flushing
81 well a. the bowels. and some symptoms Of
kidney weakness mag bei getting up often
during the nieht = puffy eyes = bseksehe.
But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
Harlem OF Capsules - the original
and genuine - the price II small (s5
cente). IL your expectations aren't
fulhiled--your money back. Don't ac-
cept q substitute.
A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Churches
Bethel AME. Va. 4th Ave.
Rev. j. ". Wright

sunday school. $50. morning
services, Il: afternoon service. 8;
ACE league. 3 pm; evening serv-
ice, 7.3O. Revival services will be-
Gin sunday, Oct. ~. with Mrs. Lot
tie Glen. evangelist OF Detroit.
Mich. as the speaker. The Gospel
choir gave a banquet last Thurs
day, oct. . Misses Matte Paiter-
son and Alberta Adams both sang
solos. Miss Carol Rumsey and f.
j. Lewis were the principal speak
crs. j. Watts. president: Mrs. Hat
tic Robertson. mistress OF ceremon-
les.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
EVANGELIST BUREAU TO
CONDUCT REVIVAL

The Evangelist Bureau OF the
Michigan AME conference will con-
duct revival services at Smith
Chapel AME church. Inh ter. be-
ginning Sunday. Oct. 10 al 3 pm.
and pm. Evangelist Davis will be
in charge OF the music. Mrs. Fran
els Fitzpatrick is president; Annie
l.. Hunter. secretary. The Rev. A.
ID. Evans is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
End Bapt.. Beakes IT. 4 9Th Ave.
Rev. {. W. (arpenter

Sunday school. $50; morning
service at IL am; BYPu. s pm. !;
evening services at 1850. Sunday
night marked the end Of our twelfth
annual Harvest Home celebration.
The guest speaker was Arthur W.
state. editor Of the Ann Arbor
News. Music was furnished by the
Evening and Gospel choirs with a
solo. Who VIII BE With Mo- by
Mrs. Clara Hildinger, all Of which
was highly appreciated. The pas
tor gave a short talk on THE
Americas Debt 10 the Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
News From Ann Arbor
By JOHN RAGIAND
By JOIN RAGLAND

were: Cora and Richard Morton,
Elenore Baylis. Dorothy and Ne.
son Turner. Bette Williams. Pat
sy McFadden. Patricia Ann Morn
ing. Marshall Howard, Jr.. Tidal
and Ernest Delco. Garnett Wells.
BILLY and Sylvia Thomas and Ger
aldiue Calvert. She received some
very beautiful and useful presents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Announcement

Roy G. Heron. Of the Good HouH
keeping Shop. wishes to annousu
to his many friends and customer
that he Is out Of the city on q bu,L
ness and vacation trip, hut will N
turn TO work by the first Of Novn.
her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Go~s4Ar01ss?
TRY THIS FORMULA

Csscars Sagrsds. Frsngula, Sal
Annaruna. Anise, Csraway, Fem
mel, Ginger, Lieorice, Msthyl
Salicylate, Carbonate of Mag
nesia, Oil Of Cinnamon, clycsrins
and Sassafrss.
les all ready for you under the
name Of "ADLERIkA."
II occasionally bothered with
constipation, sggrsvsting gas,
headaches or bad breath, try this
formula for its DOUBLE ACTIONS
5 earrninstives for relief Of ras
pains and J lsxativss for QUICK
bowel action. just take this ad
to your druggist.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18
Flint Classified Ads

Bankrupt stocks Money TO Loan
GIL RES
New and second Hand Guns
Tools, Luggage. Clothing. shoes
Cupboard Motors Sporting Goods
lli-ll6 W. Union ~.
Phone 2.15lf Flint. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

has been respected citizen and
resident AT the same address for
over 20 years.
Vernon Chapel AME
Vernon Chapel will soon hold a
weeks celebration commemorating
the paying OF the final debt. $4,000
mortgage which has stood for
la years. This church which has
100 members has raised and paid
sl.5oo on this bill in the last three
years.
The Rev Mr.. Lawrence has pas
tored churches at Port Huron,
Mich. Laporte and Culver circuit
and Michigan City Ind He came to
Flint from the last named charge
three years ago. Al that time the
church was deeply in debt. but as
u has been his custom 10 do wher-
ever he has pastored. likewise here
the church under his leadership
has paid its mortgage and IFS cur
rent running expenses are paid up
10 date. and. there has also been an
increase IN membership during his
pastoring.
The Rev Mr.. Lawrence is a prod
net OF Wilherforce university, the
Oldest established negro religious
educational institution in Ameri-
ca. founded IN 1856 by Daniel A.
Payne. one Of the bishops OF the
African Methodist Episcopal
church.
Mrs. 3. Brooks is church report
or.
Mt. Olive
The Senior choir Of Mt Olive will
present Miss Dorothy Green in a
bcneht recital Friday evening at S
O'Clock.
The BYPU has been resumed.
Volunteer workers are giving their
service until new director is
elected W. c. Ross was in charge
OF last Sundays service.
Plan 20 do at least A part of your
christmas shopping early at our
Fail bazaar NOV. =. and Z. There
viii be articles for every member
OF the family and the help of every
man. woman and child is needed
and solicited in TINS effort. which
We arc calling family affair.
some family VIII participate on
each nights pros am and family
prizes viii be awarded each night.
Begin now To- save your pennies
and don't miss nicht. Admission
each night vii be Zoe. There will
also be appctzlne cats and ice
cream FOR sale Tell your friends
and help Us work toward three biz
events.
The main feature %, the Family
Affar VIE he the souvenir quilt of
names We are very anxious 70
have = show tho names OF all the
members OF every Nj. Olive family
and as many friends as possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-18

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend
~ Store. Prescriptions and Drugs
Y. stewart Phone s-ss42 and
St John St
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
Coal Miners On Strike For -Four
Days Returning To Work Tonight
Lord BeaverbrOOk Peeved Over
Britain'S Failure To Strike AT
Germany And Aid Russians
oBy Associated Press,

LONDON, Oct 30.-Scoffing
al reports Minister OF Supply
Lord BeaverhroOk VIII take a
rest On his physicians orders.
political observers In London
said today the minister vii re-
sign MS cabinet post because ms
demands Tor q British Expedi-
nOnary Force have been ignored.
Most informed quarters said
Lord BeaverbTook mas circulated
reports OF has illness In order 10
withdraw from the government
quietly, but Il was generally as
sumed that ne Is disappointed N
the failure Of the government
TO take military advantage Of
GeTmany's pre-occupation with
Russia.
Lord BesverbToOk, II Is known.
has demanded frequently that
British soldiers be sent into &C
ton 70 aid the hard-pTessed Rus
SLAMS. and 10 strike telling
blow at the Germans when they
are engaged On another front
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
MONROE YOUTHS
GET CHANCE To
ENROLL In CCC
OPPORTUNITY IS BEING OF
FERED FOR SERVICE IN
CAMPS OF PACIFIC COAST.
ANNOUNCEMENT REVEALS

For the Grst time in approx
mately one year, Monroe county
youths are to have the CHARGE to
enroll in the CCC and see serv-
ice in the camps of the Pacific
Coast
Announcement to this effec,
was made today by Ernest A.
Ramsey, member District No. 10
Welfare Board. who explained
that young men who would be
available for Western service
should advise the nearest wei
fare board office at once 50 that
they may De reached when the
special enrolment is authorized
Only the usual requirements
viii be considered IN determin-
ing eligibility for Western serv-
ice, Dir. Ramsey stated Pre-
vlous service on the Pacific
Coast viii not render an sppIi-
cant ineligible for re-enroIlment
provided three months have
elapsed since the date CT his last
honorable discharge and the to-
tai OF MS previous service IS not
IN excess Of Is months. Enroll
ment viii be for SIX months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
SCHOOL ELECTION
To BE POSTPONED
SUPERINTENDENT MELVIN z.
RUSSELL APPRAISED OF
CHANGE OF DATE

Although notices for biennial
school district elections have al
ready been published and ballots
have been printed II many COIN
ties, Governor SpesSard Holland
and State Superintendent Colin
English today called on al c0un-
y boards II tae state % post
pOne the elections IN their egun-
tles for SIX weeks OF until the
effect Of the new tax laws can
be more definitely determined.
The district elections for this
year would thus Dc set to come
December Is and the district
nlIllage Ievies would not need
be recommended before the mid
die Of November
TIE biennial district elections
are scheduled by law 70 come OF
the first Tuesday after the first
Monday n November Of cd
numbered years which means
that district elections are to be
held IN all counties THIS year.
The Lax, however, provides that
under certain conditions the
elections may y postponed By
the county board for not 20 ex-
ceed SIX weeks, which would be
December I6- These district
elections are Tor the purpose Of
electing trustees and fixing dis
trict millages for the ensuing
bIennium
In issuing the request that
district elections be postponed
for SIX weeks this year. Cover
nor Holland and Superintendent
English called attention to the
fact that the tax rolls In sew
eral counties have not vet been
approved and that II z number
Of other counties TIE valuations
IN the various districts have not
been determined. They also
pointed out that Il the elections
we're held at the regularly SEIZED
uled time county boards and
trustees would not have had
adequate opportunity TO de-
termirs~ and recommend the
miliages needed for the bienni-
um- nor would the voters % Ia
position 70 Judge fairly the Ies-
les required for the support Of
the school program Trustees
elected at the biennial elections
do not take Office until early II
January. which would Be several
weeks after the date proposed
for district elections this year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
THREE-WAY SEEING
is SAFETY MEASURE

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 30. -
Ihree-dImeasionaI seeing IS q
sort OF wOmsn's makeup idea put
into practice for bigger paint Jobs,
That's why plant machinery IS
getting coats OF light shades
rather than the conventional dark
green and battleship grey.
Tests made At plants painted
the -three-dimenSiOnal seeing
way show coed results when
machines are light gray ard
areas around them are q cor
tTaStilg light buff Ths whole
thing means fever accidents ard
more production, according 70
engineers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30

Armed with reports from their
homeland, the French leaders
said German morale IS cracking
along the occupied coast and they
declared the Nazi troops quarter
ed there are growing daily more
fearful Of a sudden onslaught
from the British and the con
Quered populations.
Apparently referring to q mys-
ferrous British force which has
been undergoing rigorous training
for months. the French spokesmen
said men dressed IN black have
been seen BY the French citizens,
slipping out Of boats along the
channel coast and darling away II
the night
Later. they said. the men have
been seen 70 slip hack to their
boats. leaving N their wake :
trail Of missing senTies sabotageG
machines and cut communication
lines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
GERALD SAUNDERS
TO ADDRESS CLUB
WILL TELL OF KEY VESTS
HISTORY ON SUNDAY
MORNING

Gerald Saunders. candidate for
city council, viii tell army and
navy enlisted men Of Key Vests
history Sunday morning q: the
second session Of the Java
club At Bakers restaurant
L l. Trent. YMC-A. direetor
here. said today
With coffee and do,lghnuts
free to service men. the club
viii hold IT'S session at the FEM
ing and Margaret street restau-
rant between $50 and 1870
o'clock Sunday morning
The club IS sponsored BY tkc
Army-Navy Y-MCA-. a unit of
the USO in Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-30
AMERICANS ARE
UNABLE TO GET
TRANSPORTATION
TWO THOUSAND STRANDED
IN LONDON. STATE DE-
PARTMEET REPORTED To-
DAY

WASHINGTON. Oct 30.-Two
thousand American citizens, IN
able 10 get transportation back
70 the United States, are strand
ed In London, Il was announced
At the state department today.
During the past few weeks, Il
was reported, about 100 citizens
have been able 70 find ranspor-
tatlOn. but the others have not
been able % find q means Of
.eavIng the country.
The United States has refused
70 send ship to England after
them because Germany fatty
turned down request for safe
passage for sgcn q vessel