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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
INJURED BY DIVING
INTO SHALLOW WATER

Disregarding two warning signs
that glare into the faces of bath
ers that go out on the pier on
South Beach. at the foot of Duvai
street. Albert Salem. Jr-. seaman
second class. fractured his veriebra
Yesterday when he dived into the
shallow water off the head Of the
pier
He Is paralvzed from his chest
10 his feet. and IS in grave con
dition. He was taken 10 the Naval
Hospital for treatment
SEEN. who IS q. and Stationed
in the Naval Section base N Key
West. went IN swimming with two
friends. Apparently not naylng
any heed To the warning signs m
stead Of Giving slantlngly- ne
lived straight down and struck
ms head against the stony pol
tom. swapping MS vertebra-
His home IS IN Cleveland. and
ne IS a son of Albert Salem 81 that
city
For several years. At long m
tcrvals. diving accidents have &C
CURED at the pier. despite the
warning signs. and. about -four
vears ago. an accident resulted
fatally when . diver broke ms
neck
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
RAYMOND J@ ANSEN
WILL BE ARRAfGNED

For several months. according
10 complaints made to the Office
of Naval Intelligence and ." 10
cal police authorities, Raymond
Johansen. who had worked IN the
Navy Yard has molcSted a Key
West girl at times asserting that
he was engaged 10 her and al
ether times that he was married
10 her. He became so persistent,
he was ordered To leave Kew West.
and. according TO authorities had
promised not 10 return.
But he came back 10 town and
yesterday entered the young wo-
mans home. still declaimins that
she was mas sweetheart He was
arrested on a charge Of treSnaSS
and held in 500 bail
His case viii come M al ;
o'clock this afternoon befuro jus
taco OF the Peace Enrique e
Guinaldo. Jr-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
JOHN STOCKING
RETURNING HERE
BRINGING AN ASSOCIATE
BOTH TO BUILD HOMES
IN KEY WEST

The call Of Key West has be-
ennne irresistible To John A. Stock
ma ~ Evansville. Indiana.
~ built a house al 1902 United
street IN 1887. sold il the early
part II tins year and went back to
Evansville He IS not only going TO
return shortly and build another
hosne. bat IS also bringing along
aith him an associate who also
aill have q home erected IN this
fltv
Through J Otto Kirchheiner.
fau corner lots al WhaltOn and
a ssnlngfon streets have been
Sid - Mr. Stocking.
According 20 information sent
81 kuchheiner. Mr.. Stocking
sil have a home constructed on
fas souihessterly corner. which IS
sg bx - feet. and the associate
atli have q mouse built on the
fufhWesterly corner. which Is a
- - fcei.
Ths lots were sold TO Mr. Stock
- 81 samuel b Pinder. Jr-. and
Afa Eeelina Lopez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
SOCIETY
Announcement
OF Marriage

The marriage of Charles ID.
Burke. Warrant Electrician. USN-
at the Naval Air Station, and Miss
joyce Williams. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. K. n. Williams of Fort
Myers. Fla, was recently an
aouiced. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Monroe County
Courthouse on April %
One of five brothers serving IN
the United States Navy, Warrant
Officer Burke IS doing his first
hitch ashore after I9 IL years at
sea. He reported for duty at MAS.
Key West, January 10 1913. after
being detached from the USS Nj
tro. He is in charge Of the Pub
tic Works Electric Shop
Mrs. Burke formerly owned and
operated a beauty salon IN Fort
Myers. The newlyweds plan TO
occupy an apartment in Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
AMERICANS PLUNGING

Continued from Page Onel
ing in that general direction.
hopping up enemy stragglers.
Enemy prisoners of war still
continue 10 be captured in large
numbers. The total up until this
morning. when the count was
still continuing. was in excess Of
I2s.oco.
: Messina was blasted again last
night. and so was Naples. II
YVES the fifth cir raid on the lat
her city in the last six days.
Pilots reEorted that fires are
still burning fiercelY in both
cities. Reggie Calabria. in the
toe of the Italian boot. and sew
eral other Italian cities were
bombed also during last night
and today.
II was reiterated today that
all of Sicily will be in Allied
hands within a short time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
CHANGES MADE In
RATINGS OF MEN

Advancement and changes IN
rating of Is men stationed at the
Naval Air Station We're announo-
ed this week by the HAS person
mel department. They are as fol
lows:
Albert L. Bishop. AMMO
George K. Boyle Sp(M)3c: Palmer
NJ. Carson. spindle; Erman NJ
Hamilton. SClc: Frank Hegedus.
F2c: John w. Kampling. RMlc;
Willard r. Keshng. AMM3c:
Jacob II. Kinman. RM3c, John r.
D. Littlefield. AOM2c, Alphonsus
J Mercantint. AMMO
Bernard Methfessel, Ptric'
Aaron NJ. Miller AAfM3c. Mark A.
Marin. Cox: Howard B. Parker
Sic: George w. Patrick. SpCMp2c
Truxton w. Suenbarger. CMlc'
join w. Thomas. Bkrlc: Andrew
z. Towey, Sklc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
'HFTY-SEVEN
MEN ARE GIVEN
new RATINGS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AD-
vANcEMENTS MADE BY
PERSONNEL OFFICER AT
NAVAL SECTION BASE

Fifty-Seven enlisted men at
tached To the Naval Section
Base here received Announcements
in rating on August l. il Is an
nounced by the personnel office
OF this activity.
The names of the men and
their new ratings are:
T. r. Adams Sic: W. D
Adams. Sic: B. W. Allen. Mo
MM2c: V. L. Bennington. SC3c:
r. A. Bloch. see; A. H. Carter,
SClc: f. o. Culbreath. MOMM2o;
{. f. Diaz. CMIc: T. G. Dodson,
FIc: c.. V. r Duncan, Chile.
J.E. Fish. GM3c. J. W. Colt. F2c;
s. d. Grass. sec; S W Green,
QAl2c: Joseph HamsSSe. EM3c:
Bruce Hill. QM3c; r. L. HoIton.
Sic: p. s. Hunter. FIc. c NJ
Hurdle. CMoMM(AA); J. r. In
gram. Smile: c. S. Johnson. CMo-
AfAI(AA).
Lorin Lewis. GM3c: c. NJ Man
os. GM2c: J. c. Marshall. Sk2c: Nc
Cormick. SAI3c: F.. CT. Nelson SM-
lc: r. z. Nelson. see: w. W. New
man. Flc. jackson Pinkham, Mic:
c. f. Price. SAf3c-
r. II. Ried. Emile; G.. F. Richie,
MoMAl2c. r. f. Roster. GM2c: J.
T. Russell. BMlc: w p Russell,
Cox: c. Santana. GM3c: s. c
Sborav. Jr.. GM3c: W a. Schen-
ker. see.
Ell. Schiavone. Cox; o f. Sea
90. Jr.. M2c. Samuel Sklovcr. GIN
&c. W. W. Strickland MoMM2c:
G. +. Sues. Sklc. Jack Swack.
NoMAT2c. o. . Warner. SM2c; r.
H Wheeler. GM3c: J. r. Wilson.
Sp(MD2c. r. L. Wolfgram. CAI2c;
w B. Wright Sic: H F. Youngs.
COM(AA): s. NJ. Hathaway. F2c,
T. E. Winslett. Sic; J. l. Robson.
BM2c. F. A. Zimmerman SClc;
C. ". Staufer. QMJc-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
REPORT ON TRIP
TO LIONS MEET

In his own inimItable way
GonzaIo Bezanilla. Key West
Lions delegate to the international
convention in Gle, Gland. told the
local club members of ms expert
ences from the time he left Key
West. along with Paul Albury,
until his return a few days ago
While not the largest held IN
recent wears. because of the war,
If was nevertheless a fine conyen-
ton IN every respect. The c"nch
shells which were gathered by the
local Lions were distributed and
much appreciated By those attend
ing the convention. Throughout
mis- remarks. Lion BeZanilla anus
ed those present with details OF IN
cidents which occur I'd on the
trip.
Paul G.. Albury. an alternate
delegate to the convention. also
related the high lights OF the SEES
sions and agreed with Lion Beza-
nstla as to the success Of the meet
i5E. Ff-S
Guests Of the club included
Neil Saunders. Lieutenant Billy
Sheppard. Billy Freeman nonnin-
giiez and Rev. Pearce.
A directors meeting followed
the regular meteing and was held
at the home OF Gerald Adams on
Staples avenue.
President Allan Hampton pre-
sided al both the regular and the
directors meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
COUNCIL SUBMITS

CONTINUED from Page One)
through negotiations with the
John Nuveen Bonding Company
of Chicago.
Frank Carr. representative of
ike bonding company. was in
attendance at The meeting. and
exPlsired matters pertaining TO
the utility board. which will be
the governing body.
No definite action was taken
last night on the personnel of
The board. as final decision as
to IFS membership will be taken
at a special session of the couri-
Gil to be held on Monday night.
There were six names submitted
last night as tentative members OF
The board which were voted upon.
The names follow: E. p. Winter.
Horace O'BrYant. Reginald Prit-
chard. Joe Pearlman. Maitland
Adams and Russell Johnson. for
mer resident of Ohio. who is now
making his home in Key West.
There will be three selected
from the six mentioned to serve
along with Msyor willard M Al
Dury and J. Glenwood Sweeting.
cha irman of the Civ Councils fl
lance committee. the entire board
10 consist of five members.
The council by unanimous
vote rescinded the motion thai
was cerried sometime AGO freez-
ing all liquor licenses until Oc-
iober /. when the new license
rericd begins. Following this. a
delegation from the Elks Club
made a second request for a
liquor license which was granted.
inasmuch as the restrictions i'm
posed up until October had been
removed. When the time comes
for issuing new licenses. beginning
October l. each application will
be thoroughly Investigated by the
council before issuing any license
whatever. whether il be beer.
wine or liquor license.
Complaint was made to the
council last NIGHT about one of
the buses of the Key West Tran
sieni Company. getting off its
regular route to pick up passen-
gers at the Casa Marina and 9TH
er places. which it was shown was
net fair to the chauffeurs of the
city. who pay license to carry on
this kind of business. The bus COM
panY. If was shown. is supposed to
operate over regular routes. and
not to carry on taxi service. The
matter YVES referred to the Public
Safety Committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
WAVES WHIP SAILORS
IN USO QUIZ CONTEST

Last night in the regular bi-
numthly QUIZ Contest at the
Jacksun Square USO, the store
kesping WAVES from MOB
aampcned a team " sailors by
. Acore of ~ 10 IL and returned
- their quarters the RICHER by
several cartons Of cigarettes.
Members of the WAVES
team included Georgia william.
SK3c Alma Woodson. SK3c;
Christine Fletcher SK3c: Ann
Daht,els. SK3c. and Margaret
Martin. SK3c.
Their opponents were a. L.
rrtric. Sic Chigh point winner of
ihe contest. s. b. Weinkle. SIC:
" { Cortes. AMMO: r c. In
gold. SOME. and II. D. McKin-
ncy AMB2c
Jordan II McInnis was Quiz
Master and in the audience were
many members of former teams
xho continued Ia have an in
serest in brain twisterS and drop
IN O. collect free packages of
cigarettes for answering ques-
iions which the scheduled teams
fail 20 answer
Service men and women who
would like 90 participate should
form teams and get in touch
Nith Mrs Ferguson at the. Jack
son Square USO. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
HEAD OF JAYCEES
COMING TO CITY

ISadore Weintraub. state chair
man Of the war agencies commit
tee of the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. Is in receipt of a tele-
gram from Seldom T. Walden. state
president. stating that he viii ar
rive in Kew West on Monday eve
ming.
Mr. Walden viii be met upon
MS arrival here by a delegation
from the organization. and viii
be- entertained az dinner 20 be
gwen IL ms honor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
ANNOUNCE, DEATH OF
MRS. H. J. PEACOCK

News has been received IN
Key West announcing the death
OF Mrs. H J. Peacock IN Miami
Funeral services and inteTment
viii take place IN Miami Mon
dav afternoon.
Mrs Peacock Is survived by
her husband. Harry ]. Peacock.
who operated a grocery business
IN Kew West many wears ago.
two sons, Harry B. Peacock and
Milton Peacock. both Of Miami:
a sister Mrs Fannie Demeritt.
niece. Mrs Reynold Torres. and
other relatives The latter nam
ed two relatives are of Key
West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
GROUP LEAVING
FOR NEW YORK

Mrs. Thomas s Caro-. wife 81
Judge Caro- of the criminal court
of record: Miss Martha Gomez
daughter of County Commission
er and Mrs. Edward Gomez. and
Miss Norma Gavllan viii leave
next Tuesday for Miami. from
where. after staving over day.
they will 60 10 New York City TO
spend three weeks visiting
friends
Miss Gavilan'S home Is IN Tam
pa. She has been IN Key West
several DAYS. visiting Mrs Caro-.
who Is her aunt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
LARGE GROUP OF MEN
ADVANCED IN RATINGS

Thuiy- nine enlisted men Of the
Naval Operating Base received
HgV ancrmcnt IN ratings effective
august ] y was announced this
49, ~ Lieut. -Comdr. A. W. Ad-
asrk Personnel Officer.
Ths men and their new ratings
aft Victor Frank Thieman, Vic;
1ark r Yam. SC(Bllc: c. E. VIII
sana SCic. A { Johnson. Sklc:
j T Wright SCBllc; F. j.
l.ruaard ScBl3c. r. j. Berg
stfosa. pc I. =. DePue. Ptr2c: w.
2 perryman. Mic: r. I. Brown.
CM1
Fp Rowe. CM2c. {. f. Hixon.
- . A Domenech. Sklc: n. l..
lsew sale. c. c. Board. GM(AAl;
natssrt Wetnstein. SCtB)2c; James
"A t.oug. CBMCPAi. Vardamar
L4exsft CBMPA). Arthur w
tsitsss.n. CBMSAA). James r
haflars SPfAl3c.
1nhm curre Agnew. Sp(A)3c'
Rwhard l. Foster. cBM(AA): /. J.
Fsmtss. TM3c Glen NJ Smith
MANIC. Max A Decker. MAi2c;
t.en W Wilkerson. MoMMlc: s. L.
E.sNman. MMle. J. w. Abbott,
- william D Brock. Jr., EMlc;
Harry W Beatty. Emile
william Simpklns. EMO; Leo A.
Wsehman. EMO. Jack Sutton,
BN1g Gordon Widgeon. BM2c;
Ratmri { Halsiead. Sic: c. T.
Frankhn. Sic. Hvman E. Smith,
So James 5 BRYANT. Y3c: Melvin
y Garlotie. Cox
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
ON VISIT TO CRY

Lieut. and Mrs. R. A. Banker
are visiting in Key West with
Afs Bankers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William McHugh.
Mrs Banker was before mar
rage. Miss Vivian McHugh of
ms ci'y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
LEAVE ON TRIP

Mr.. c. D. Riggs and daughter,
Norma Lee Riggs. left for Madi-
son. Wis, for a visit of several
days with his son, Charles, who is
now stationed with the army at
Truax Field. Wis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
Announcement
or Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Riggs OF
1919 Newton street. announce the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Norma
Lee Riggs. TO 1t Douglas Heivey,
PhM2c. son of Mrs. Carmen Hell
vey Of Bryson. Texas Nh Helvey
: now stationed at Miami. Flor
ida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr. and Mrs. F. Castro 10
Caroline street. report the birth
- a daughter IN a local hospital on
August 4.
The baby weighed eight pounds
and has been named Lourdes.
Mother and daughter are report
"a 80 he doing we'll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
BIG TIME AT RAUL'S

It's a short trip on IN ha''ats
ward if you want to entertain ssHW
friends tonight IN a Splensila naaf
ner Raui's Club - tiss efs
where cool ocean hfeeses
one most comfortable. xhefs b.
is a most genial host ana Na.f
the finest of beverage pa
ways served at popular prlrse
Subscribe 10 The Citlxcn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
REPAIRING MUNDA FIELD

DARWIN.-The airfield at
Munda. captured two days ago
by the Americans. is being re-
paired rapidly by American en-
cineers. 50 that If can be made
svailsble for use bv Allied flyers.
The field was full of bomb era
tiers. which are beina fast filled
up. il was reported. Munda
BRINGS Rsbaul on New Britain
Island. the most important Jap
base in the Southwest Pacific.
10 within $50 miles of the sfrik
ing Allied airpower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
LATE
BULLETINS

:. Continued from Page Onel
from Hamburg were arrested for
telling about the vastness of the
damage that has been done 10
that city bv air raids.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07

WANTED-MAID for general
homework. mornings from $50
TO ll:3O except Saturdays and
Sundays No laundry or cook
ing. Only experienced persons
need apply. Must bring ref
erence from former employer
or pastor as TO honesty
$500 a week 10 start. Will
raise TO $500 if satisfactory.
Apply in person at 408is
United Street aug6- DIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07

LOST-Key Ring with about 10
Keys on Chain. Call Western
Union. Give reward.
aug5-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
PERSONAL
LOST

LOST-Umbrella in court house
yard. Return TO Jackson Square
USO- aug5-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS

LICENSED PLUMBER 5I2 Mar
gaIet Street. aug5-atx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07
WANTED

WANTED-Late Model Car. Will
pay cash Address Pc. Box
423, Key West. augl- if
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Car.
any make. model or condition
Write or apply 52-l PoinCiana
Pl aug6- DIX
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FOR RENT

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
The Midnight Man In Chicago

on the northside OF this town and
are being acclaimed Charles
Ebony King Mcbride. whose
SONGS are thrilling Martins corr
Nor patrons. wants 10 he a night
Ito columnisi despite the draft. i.
TINY Bradshaw. whose band open
e. AZ Regal theatre last Friday
and scored heavily along with
LII Green. Will do likewise ~
Ehumhoogie cafe comes a couple
lays before Easter That Brad
shaw hand still is heavv and will
20 far Remember that the mighty
Nid-Nisht Man heppcd YOU 10 this
fart
Spotting the ">hots-
Despite The fact that this coll
enin Will have been written
day before Henry Armstrong and
Beau Jack MIXES remember that
tbs column was and will he
strnclns along with "Hammering
Hunk whether he wins or loses
Nlnte stewart. classy tenor
sayis should move into hie-time
brackets Il no can keep from he
ins drafted He's doing time with
Gene popes ouif, y c. next
frr he Rupert Harris hand He's
on his way M
caution: >weetheart> ~ Rhy.
Tim. he utterly carefnl when play
Inc yonr engagement nj Natchey.
Wis. Remember the -Walter
Barnes" fiery holocaust Rosa
Martin. newcomer In the hand
sluger Held. must he tabled for
tops Christian Chairman. new
hooking agent Sind and grossly
o'crraied IN ability, now fronts a
fcur.piece comho ~ her own. with
hie.name Clarence Love on drums
The unit i solid.
Zen spencer noted hasso-bari-
tore was well received on his
return 20 afe Society downtown
according - NYr lincmen While
cn NY reports have :, that Lar
rg King and me BooEie Nooeie
"No ava scoring AZ new Harlem
Gel Nhile Edna IIollv has
hing hef own wav A. Elks Rem
deyvons Arrl' II us Marian An
de son 81 no Metropolitan Opera
house 10 NYr while Freddie and
Fl lounro about the city
FINAL Flashes
7rre taking abou' Duke
Wilson'S voice over m BROOKLYN
az rs good FLASH Pau y.
rasse noner'y man for the
Csh Galloway orchestra was ar
ror'ed March 81 hv FIJI agents
for 'a'afe 20 report for Army IN
Gu ION a. NYC on Jan ~ Cab
Caliowavs dance for the war
SIS rkers az White civ las Sun
dae was solid Tho cats really
turned our Four XII Ka's and
rNu- Moore are doing time a.
Nffe Deiisa' cafe
non simmons. Iowa football
s;nr and brother Of 0zzle. has one
~ Tho liner taverns In Chicago
AID the plano of RUBY Brown. IN.
like what was written here some
iime ago. Is more solid now than
ever before Catch this spot and
M. pianist for yonr "klckS"
alone Both are really grooyey
= h. Hollywood trlo j. current nj
Iioneer Iounge and must he class
cd and or nahe Hawkins and
Ms orchestra ruled NJ Savoy on
~ past sunday.
Nev Songs Department. AS
Fl re Goes rs" vroo,ey ballad
~ romance and which was sung
pe.isy whson IN 'he flicker
d-aAanra IS moving up fast
.r's Coz Lost is or lesser
eve h' In mos cases u A.
far danco tune NV Dream of
Tt1o~roo nice one az Is
-Tf. Na BLACK Magic the most
solf1 romance tunes since way
rars THIS tune should wind up
In rarher ore spc' IN hit Pa
aae and REsFANGLED BIG
lNES
fcorrrrh 1912 b. Ted watsonl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
WAR FILMS
TO BE SHOWN
AT LIBRARY

Films from the US. Office OF
War Information will be shown
IT. the auditorium OF the main H.
biary. Woodward at Kirby. on
Tuesday, April 10 and 81. at .
Q m. US News No 49, and "A
Letter from Bataan" will be
screened on April 10: Western
Front" and Listen 10 Britain" on
April 81 Admission is free.
These two meetings have been
az ranged especially for members
OF organizations interested in
Planning film programs; however
ciners are welcome. Included will
be an illustration OF group dis
cnssion with documentary films
and an explanation OF the Pub
lie Librarys new Film Informa-
ton service. Offered by this free
service in the Reference Depart
lncnt OF the main library Is up to
the minute information on rental
costs and sources OF non-theatri-
cal films. aid in selecting movies
!fr various types OF club and
church programs. and lists OF
local firms which rent projection
equipment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
CPL. LEON SMITH OF DETROIT
GIVES VOCAL BACKGROUND
FOR DANCERS in VARIETY SHOW

TUSKEGEE. Ala-Highlighting
the variety show. From Broadway
To Chehaw" given by the special
service department Of the Tuske-
gee Army Flyers school was the
dramatic dance Interpretation OF
the well-known folk song. Chloe"
by Elizabeth Ray dancers with
an excellent vocal rendition by
Corporal Leon r. Smith of De-
troit.
Smith was formerly student
at Wayne university. and was
with the university play group
and participated in several lab
berwocks in dramatic presenta-
tons
An audience Of $500 were de-
lighted by a remarkable array OF
talent which included classical
selections by Private James
White. former student OF New
England conservatory and a
graduate OF Harvard university.
The live lovers" received their
kicks" for the evening through
various solid" vocals by the
quartet OF enlisted men. Pfc. Carl
Barker OF Cleveland. Pvt William
Startling Of Baltimore, Pfc. War
rem Johnson, and Pvt. Emanuel
Walker OF New York. The flying
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
OPENS N PHnLY

PHILADELPHIA r. fANP) -
Omen ng a. me Forres theatre 70
IA sea house last Monday nisht
9orry and Bess" the popular
George Gcrshvin folk opera. be-
ranaihroo-week STAY IN Quaker
town The PLAY whose principals
o,e Todd Duncan and Eta Moten
81 porrv and Bess." Avon Long
ns Sporting Life" Ruby Ely as
serena" Warren Coleman as
/. -rown." Georgette Harvey. Will
lam Bowers Eddie Matthews and
lfarie't Jackson are well known
hore and are being received roy
ans hy friends as we'll as by mu-
rio and theatre loving groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-10
BY TED wATSON
Fespaneled BIg.Times

CHICAGO-iANPl - Coast Line
Fash II Is reported that Ma,
kreyitz. alleged newspaper col
usnnst and publicity man. Is har-
RAISING sepis stars Of midnight
cut Hollywood way kreyiiz. who
claims 20 be Nhrlwind praise
artist" IS supposed 10 be hand
ling publicity for Lovev Lane. No
be Slssle. Ada Brown and others
He. as reports go. boasts about
the heavy splurge he put on for
Duke Ellington Note 70 our ar
lists: Watch This chap Kreyi'tz'
And 1ut out fhumhing your
noses a. Solofes newspapermen'
Cab Galloway. whose hand
opened AT the Panther room in
The sherman hotel last week.
Keeps in muslcaI shape by ire
auentlng the Garfield Rowl night.
~ after the playdown Of dance
music for the swing fans M the
downtown spot His ofay friends
Neem 10 like II too lIoni Coles.
who held out on a 400 bid AT
Panther room. moved into the
spot AT a higher price Cholly and
pofty. sensational dance duo. also
nre In the Panther room show and
are scoring no end Chollv Al.
kinson sports one of the clas>Iest
wardrohes Of any performer.
Fletcher Rg'ler and ms piano
arc doing time a. the Derour cafe