The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-11-13
new YORK and
VICINITY
HIGHLIGHTING
BROOKLYN
with RUTH MILLER

Civicminder Attorney Charles Kelar has chalked up
another mark of merit for his credable work toward the
improvement of the community. With the idea that
better understanding between coored and white people
would hasten the of the coored and the
Borough whole he called together the heads of
outstanding youth organizations and presented his plans.
Out of this meeting the Brooklyn Interracia Council
organized, of which he selected chairman. The in
ore of Borough President John Cashmere, solicit
3D. and the plan found him most enthusiastic. He prom
ed to declare Sunday, December 5, youth Inter-
racial Unity Day. With more men like Charles Kelar
at the bat we could be assured of Brooklns remaining
an IDEAL community despite the increasing delinquency
problems created by the war.
Brooklyns glamour girls and boys certainly fel OUT
the Guardsmens Fall Prom held at the Savoy last Fri
day night. Many of them celebrating their first visit to
he home of happy feet since its re-openng came pre-
pared to make up for lost time. Several boys the
sd forces in furlough especially for the OCCASION
including F. c. Charles Lark, Cpl. Elliot Mincy P F. c.
Winfield Ashby, S-Sgt. Leslie (Bubba) Lewis SSgt Es-
nor Horne 1t Hal King Cadet William Reese Sgt Merle
Latimer and Cpl. George Gibbs. Among other popular
BroOkyntes spotted were: Noel Fannell, Daphne Ed
wards Royce Pease, Dudley Coles Mary Willis, Frank
Harris, Grace Smith, Ethel Watson Frank Felda Mar
kol AIgenon Smith, Mavin Beamon, Richard and Roland
Epps, Virginia Clayborne, Amanda and Mary Sweat,
Floyd Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Williams Jeanne
Barr Elizabeth and Catherine Gregory Lillian Johnson,
Villa mPeacock, Vera G. Shorter Maurine Horne Ber
tina Johnson William Paulsam, Suzie Hurrel, Herman
Waters Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kerr Phyllis Jackson, Mile
Pine Edith Bauford Clara Collins, Mary Marshall Flor
Richardson Drothy Ducket Dorothy Costa Claudia
Groves Dolores Swan Eleanor and Dorothy Rockford
Along with the Savoy Sutans, Coote Williams and
his orchestra really providing much" good music
The trumpet play of Mr., Williams aggregation
certainly utilizing every spare in seeing to that
Mae Johnson enjoying herself. That fifth cola
was the lick" After all had enjoyed themselves and
were making their exit for home, whose wife in the
lobby giving bud her address and convenient hour for
future visit when hubby walked up and interceded for
bit Of farewell fracas?
long distance call from Los Angeles, California
from S-Sg Richard Dickie) BARLEY found Edna Lark
quite speechess It took about fifteen minutes for her
to from the surprise attack costing Sgt BARLEY
small fortune for the few words she did finally utter
After three months Of speciality training in Fort Nam
mouth, Ne wJersey P. F. c. George Dalrymple took
few days vacation (AWOL) in Brooklyn before return
ing to Fort Huachuca Arizona Rebecca Aikens is
doomed to be of the Boros leading jterbugs since
she states she will "be bust" Arthur Marsh is
]oying combination vacation and furough before
terng the Army Friday morning Myrtle Brown went
Tor induction into the WAC Tuesday morning With
this bit of info leave you now until next week.