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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-06-16
SAVOY Community
CENTER
BY S. Il. McCANTs

The Center was the scene of
large and merry crowd of pleas
ure seekers last Saturday even
ing. Bob White and his IL piece
band of Men About Town, set the
crowd wild when they played the
st. Louis Blues. Miss Joan Chap
pell the Center's faYorite soloist,
proved to the many patrons and
others at the Center Saturday,
that she is on her way to star
dom as a blues singer. She made
decided hit with all numbers
she sang during the evening.
With Seattle and the North
vests largest local musical or
ganization and most promising
blues singer, the Center now
stands at the head of the list of
popular places of entertainment
and pleasure. A large representa-
ton of service men were present
from Fort Lewis, Paine Field,
Fort Lawton, and 1st Ave. Can
Torment. Among the honored
guests of the evening were Sea-
man Ollie Jones and Don Solo
mon, recent participants in the
occupation of Attu and other is
lands in the North Pacific. They
have spent four years in the Ma
val service, and have seen service
since the bombing of Pearl Har-
Dor. They are now awaiting other
assignments at the Bremerton
Navy Yard. 1--WE are glad to be
back in Seattle" said Seamen
Jones and Solomon to Manager
McCants of the Center.
The Service Mems weekly
dance at the Center Thursday
night was delightful affair.
More than three hundred service
men and invited civilians were
present, and enjoyed the even
ings festivities. The list Avenue
Cantonment band under the di-
rection of Serg. Ishmael Dotson
made the evening one round of
pleasure after the other. The la
dies present seemed to have i'm
mensely enjoyed the party and
dlicious refreshments served. All
in all it was a delightful affair.
The Seattle Civic and p. c. Y.
committee meeting at the Center
Sunday afternoon with Rev. F.
Benjamin Davis in charge, was
indeed interesting and many
items of great importance to
Boeings and the other defense
plants where colored workers are
employed were discussed Watch
the Northwest Enterprise for the
date of the next big mass meet
ing to be held at the Center.
The Savoy Community Center
is owned and operated by pro-
gressive Negroes of Seattle. Do
you appreciate this community
We are glad to an
nounce to the residents of the
East Madison and other districts
in the city that we have more
perfect peace and harmony at the
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PRINTING

Printing of all kinds, at lowest
prices. Call McCants at CA 1900.
Office in Savoy Building, 21st &
East Madison st.
Business and private cards, in
itialed private stationery, pro-
grams, bulletins and Hand Bills.
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Peoples Institutional Baptist
Church

100 21st Avenue
Pastor Rev. F. w. PeniclS, d. ID.
25O2 Goth Avenue South
Church Pone East 1900
Res. Phone Prospect 1920
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 1900 a. m.
Evening Worship 500 p. m.
Midweek Prayer Service, We'd
nesday evening 500 o'clock.
Woman's Aux. Meeting every
1st and 3rd Wednesday afternoon
$3.50.
Missionary Day, 3rd Sunday
afternoon 3 O'Clock.
The public is invited to all SER
vices.
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EIIxs Lodge to Sponsor Sunday
Evening Coffee Hour
BUY YOUR BOND

Center than any other organiza-
ton in Seattle. This includes the
Churches if you please. The wri-
ter happens to know.
You are welcome to the
House of JOY"
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NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call,
Afr. Inn eri C n, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Dige est,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine McCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
704 goth Ave. Phone pr
O992, Seattle, Wash.
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EAST MADISON Y. M. C. A.
Day Camp

Have YOU signed up for Day
Camp? Remember the Camp pro-
gram begins on Monday, June 81
and continues until Friday, July
16. Sign up now at either the
YWCA or the YMCA. Don't miss
this treat boys and girls. T h e
Camp headquarters will be at the
Edmond Meany school under the
direction of the YMCA and
YWCA. A month of real fun is
in store for you.
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Full Gospel PentecOstal Temple
10th & f. Fir
Bishop Il. +. Morris, Pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m. Morn
ing worship IL a. m. Y. p. G. w
p. m. Every service s p. m
Tuesday p. m. Missionary circle
8 p. m. evening service. All wei.
come.
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HALL TO LET

The Savoy Community Cen
ter Hall and 10 piece band to
let. Contact or call McCants,,
Savoy Building, 21st and East
Madison Street or call GA 1000
- PR 0453.
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Mount Zion Baptist
1884 10th Aveiue
Prospect O444

Rev. Benz. DRIVES FAstUT
Sunday school. 9;45. Preaching
II and s; Christian Endeavor, Z
p. M; Midweek prayer service,
Wednesday, S o'click.
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Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev. John II. Harris, Pastor
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a. M: II a. m. Morning Worship;
D. m. Yoang People; 100 p. m.
Evening Worship.
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Community A. M. Il. Zion
Rev. o. s. Thomas Lewis
Assisting Minister

I716 2srd Avenue
Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service 1880 a. m.
Christian Endeavor Gas.
Evening Service 500 p. m.
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st. Philips Episcopal Church

st. Philips Episcopal Church
OPT 23 Avenue North
Cat East Thomas STREET.
Rev. Raymond David Holmes
Vicar
Sunday, March IA First
Sunday in Lent.
p. m. Church School.
2 p. m. Vespers, Litany and
Sermon.
3:15 p. n. Bishops Com
mittee.
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KEEP OFF DATE

July 4th. Savoy Community
Center Managers big N. A. A.
O. p. Benefit. Matinee Musical
and Dance.
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Swimming

All boys who wish to learn to
swim are asked to be at the Cen
trail YMCA on Wednesday at 900
a. m. The lessons are free. There
will be six free lessons; all you
are required to bring is a towel.
Come on boys, this is your oppor-
tunity to learn to swim before
the hot months get here.
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trail YMCA on Wednesday at 900
a. m. The lessons are free. There
will be six free lessons; all you
are required to bring is a towel
Come on boys, this is your oppor-
tunity to learn to swim before
the hot months get here.
SoftbaII
The Torch-Y softball team suf-
fered their first defeat of the
season last Tuesday when they
tangled with the strong Yesler
Terrace softball team. This mark
ed the end of the Teen-age soft
ball league, but plans are being
made for. another league which
will continue throughout the
summer.
The Phalanx team will battle
the league leading Central Green
team this Wednesday at Garfield
playfield. The Greens have been
indicated in league play this
season. The Phalanx team will
be out TO spoil this record.
Service Men
The service men stationed at
Fort Lewis spent an enjoyable
evening at the USO in Tacoma
when the Junior Hostesses tray
eled there on Friday to help
give the men an evening of dane
Ing enjoyment. Mrs. Riddle was
the Senior Hostess in charge of
this trip. This week the hostesses
are scheduled to go to Paine
Field.
The Junior Hostesses had
charge of serving the service
men Sunday evening. Misses Polk
and Smith were on hand early
and prepared some very delicious
coffee which was enjoyed by the
men. At the Sunday morning
coffee hour the Misses Hale,
Hancock, Terrence, Johnston. and
Mrs. Johnston served the men a
full course breakfast consisting
of bacon and eggs, doughnuts,
fruit juices, and coffee. T h e
ladies also bore all the expense
in preparing this food. A very
god idea and very much enjoyed |
by all the fellows who were pres
ent. Maybe some other organiza-
tons will like to try this some
time.
EllSs Lodge to Sponsor Sunday
Evening Coffee Hour
Puget Sound Lodge No. 100 I.
B. p. o. e. W. will have charge |
of the coffee hour on Sunday,
June 20, between the hours of
seven and nine p. m. They have
plannde a program consisting of
musical numbers and regulations.
refreshments will be served after
he program.
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Second Baptist Church
Everett, Washington
Second Baptist Church
ROslyn, Washington
Rev. JudsOn Swancy, Pastor,
and Evangelist, Missionary.
Preaching p. m. End, Bird and
18th Sundays at Kennydale, Wash.
East 7135 Apt. "a, 21O7 e.
James, Seattle, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond Pssikiewi-a - Emile s. Mol
doyrn. D.
Joseph C.. Cleveland. %. Mar 4. Acams
-
Melvin T. johnson. "a Charlotte J. FeltE
~.
Ross Bgrgio 70, Mtuop ,. Finthsm. ~.
charlss j. PARROT "a; Mary Dora Nc
AUsffT. -
c4hafles IaFargs D. EvslNn AieNander -
Faris Solomon 81 Ida p Wroh'eVskh ~
STANLEY Suucs - HaErl Daniels -
Jsnes A LoNine. - BETTY ! Mcintosh
ee
Prank G. Poselrr. o. VrghA s. Klopo
TIa.kI no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
MALE HELP WANTED
HELPERS

for warehouse work and delivery trucks.
steady lob. Birth certificate not nscss
sary. Apply i44T First 81.
HELPERs-wsntsd In Industrial plant
s5S-esO per week; no experience neoes-
sary. Cali slocum sTs5.
HELP wanted for work in shipping dept.
nights. Apply after p. m. l.. A.
Presssl. Inc. si71 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

SCHOTT Oct 81, 1t ROY George age
q. of 12A6 Bishop road. Crosse Pointe.
AZ Greenville Army Air Base. South Caro-
Ina; beloved son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Roy .
Schott brother OF Marvin grandson ~
Mrs Mamie RiNby; funeral from the
Nerheyden Funeral Home. 1890 Mack. At
Outer Drive. Time later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

BRENNAN oct go Euzaheth. beloved
wife OF James dear mother Of Mrs
Grace Van DYKE and Nrs. IDA Llnch dea
sister NJ Mrs Msrv Linch Mrs. Philomena
Euur Mrs. Florence Brown and Fred
lick KAY. Services az the Haley Chapei
r6065 Hamilton A. Puritan Tuesday, = 90
b N-.lln.Lhr -hlrrn u MON
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BRKLLINskI Rarhara. beloved dansh

BRXILlNSkI Barbara, beloved daugh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Anthony BrzeEin-
ak dear sister of Jean Marie and Mich
c'sss sfcpsister ~ Mrs. Dorothy McColi'
sieI Mrs. Emily palaszeWski PVT. RAY.
both a. g. s. Army Funeral "Wednesday
IRON residence 1872 Piqustte a. $50
NJ. 90 ST. john ne Evangelist Church
st m. lnterment Nj Ouyet Gene
trrv
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Death .2otitrs

RINnIER- 8i iaia Arthur , age
af wears. beloved husband ~ HENRIETTA
Tredup Render desr father - Pauline and
Frances son 90 Nr Otlihe Bender snd
the late Frederick Bender. brother 81 onto
Bender ara Mfs Reuben Noz of Sebe
ValnE Mich A. his residence I6s07 Park
side Until noon Wednesday. Funeral from
Covenant Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ruena NisfH and Sorrento avenues Wednes
tay a. 2.lA.
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GUDoBBA oct

LEhk-oct IS Eleanor. u 1920 Prom
enade beloved wife Of RAnAAlf.A- r
mother OF Mrs Fred Locke, Mrs. Clarence
carln, Virginia, Randolph Jr and June
lebr. grandmother OF grandchildren
Funeral Tuesday. 10 30 a m. ~ A. n
Peters Funeral Home i2057 Gratiot. and
~ a m 81. DAVID Church
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Death lotlfes

ROBBINS Ben bclovs husband Of
BETTY fIufva service from lsN1s
7 Brothers Chapel 1889 John r.. Tuesday
b.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Pistol in Auto
Traps ; Youths

Three tccn-agcd youths return
inc from an all-nlght party in
Canada were held for iuvcStiCa-
tion Of robbery armed after L s.
customs officers at tho Windsor
tunnel discovered a .3S calibcr re-
volvcr in a search of their car.
Norman O'Brion. IT, Of $40
w. Drayton and Robert Young, II
Of 767 w. DraytOn. both Of Fern
dale, arc being questioned by De-
trnit police, Nhile a -thlrd Is held
by juvenile authorticS.
Customs officers stopped the car
az tho Detroit side 20 make n
routine search, when both the
revolver, which is not registered
and which police say O'Brien
admits is his. and a number OF
gasoline stamps were found
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
al For Az
Comedy
III CaSS
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

DETROIT is certainly getting
20 hc known as try-out town on
'bc theatrical map ard apparently
subsequent disasters which bc>ct
these 'prcwicrcs don't dIScour-
age producers rrom breaking them
TT --r-v-
Tho most which can De said
about The latest exhibit "Al For
An which opened here last night
~ fho CaSS Theatre PRIOR 20 n
Broadway opening IS that y
doesn't pretend 20 be very much
%. anything Il isn't
While Jack Pearl and Harry
Green make a funny combination
ira 'ho leading roles. they arc
essentially NaldcNlI8ne and ai,
th, docs is 10 serve them ma
tor1l for cIoWn.nE, rather than
t1r netting
Tho piece itself is really some
'hnc lko an old vaudeville sketch
which has been dragged out for
three acts l. can hardly be called
a PLAY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
BOND GOWNS
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Ava Gardner gets her divorce
from Mickey Rooney tomorrow in
Las Vegas. Again there is a
strong denial she Will marry
Howard Hughes. But there is no
denial Howard is returning 10
motion picture production.
lie has been toying with the
idea OF remaking Two Arabian
knights" but has now decided to
forget that and find an entirely
new story. This time he will en-
gage a producer-director and not
have an active part in the movie
himself. He's too busy turning out
airplanes 70 give that much time
10 pictures. His best were made
with other directors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Capt. Young's Widow
Launches DESTROYER

SAN PEDRO. Cal. Sept -
GNS1-Thc destroyer L. S S.
Cassln Young. named in honor Of
me heroic captain ot the cruiser
San Francisco. was launched here
today
Capt Young ~ Z ow, Mrs.
Eleanor Young 90 Coronado Cal
was the sponsor Capt Young
was killed NOV - 1872 when
the crusicr san Francisco S bridge
was blown away While the war
snln turned back a vastly superior
.-.- g.. s-c Al...-.l- - -.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
FAMILIAR SUBJECT

It's about a manufacturer OF
preserves who gets himself in a
lam-that'S a sample of the humor
when his employees, led hy hIS
son try 10 install a system OF cm-
ploycc-manaGcmCnt
This lets the bars down FOR The
all the labor rs. capital gags there
arc IN the books and dont think
that Pearl and Green don { liter
ally work Than u
Green is supposed 10 he the
faithful lahoring friend Of tho IN
duStrlaliSt. who turns on his old
pal. 50 that the two Of them can
spend The better part of Two hours
and a half arguing with one
aUo'bCr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
ANU SING FAIR

Not that they don't do IL anus
ingly enough They garner plenty
of laughs but there Just isn't any
excuse for carrying II TO such OK
tremcS and we don't imagine New
York-will exhaust its patience
trying 10 find out why
But even If "All For AL" Is far
from all that II should he. II has
done a service in bringing Pear
and Green together because they
prove excellent folls for ono an
other, Pearl sharp and volatile
Green placid and dumb They
would undoubtedly be excellent
together IN a revue.
And If shouting at the top OF
your lungs constitutes great act
inc, then Pearl is going 10 give
Maurice Evans something 10
worry about.
Also in the cast Is one OF the
most brilliant young actresses in
/ the American Theatre, but Just
what Flora Campbell, whom YOU
saw earlier this year in Cry
Havoc" is doing in this one, we
don't know.
The production-it's a one sot
shows n good one and Miss
Campbell'S clothes are most at
tractive and that's about all for
"All For AL"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
LATE NEWS FLASH

I hear through the grapevine
route that Maxwell Anderson Is
writing a play on the current war
He is Just back from Africa, where
he saw Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
the man of the hour. who sug'
gestcd an idea for play showing
the cooperation between the vari-
Gus branches Of the service.
What Price Glory" was prob
ably the most important play TO
come out Of the first World War
ard in this one Anderson will
have 10 compete with his own,
The Eve Of St Mark and
Irving Boriins This Is the
Army"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
US. Surveys Status
Of interned Italians

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 QNS)
Acting Atty. Gen. Charles Fahy
said today a study is being made
of the status of interned Italian
civilians and Scamen in view OF
tho military armiStice with the
Italian government.
The study will affect the 1852
Italian nationals who were held
in internment camps AS Of Sept.
s. Of which ITS were civilians
and 984 seamen from Italian
vessels.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Stars Bond CaUalcade
ArriiUes uesday Morning

HDITN\NoOD'S STAR-LOAD-
ED Bond Caralcadc VIII roll into
Detroit o Tuesday morning for
"a thrCc hour show Ia the evening
at OLYMPIA AZ $50 In between
umo me stars wGl either he m
yncr uun <or m thc Sta'lcr
Iloio'
Aboard Tins sIpor-GJpcr bond
selling special VIII he Paul Hem
rrIi OstW OF 'CaSabianCa B.,
Mickey Rooney Judy Garland.
Frcd AN4rc. James CaEncN
-G,4eal- ti-+-eH- -I.ttet4te Ball, Mar
'ha Scott Kay KyScr and hlS
band, Dick Powell kathryn Gray
SON., DoUoltS Betty Hutton,
IIarpo Marx and The S'arlCt Bond
Bomh7rdc7r, RIOS mary La
PlanChr. Dorothy Merritt. Doris
NcrrIck Ruth Brady and Mar
iorc Stewart. Due 10 ihc heavy
schedule on 'hc tour there VIII nc
no autographs The tour rs l06
persons strong and huge painted
slogans ON the bond campaign are
on tr0 SIDES of the cars and al
tracing plenty of attention en-
route.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

Mary Rogers, Wills daughter,
Is reported about 10 announce her
engagement 10 wounded soldier
Charlie Chaplin and Oona
O'Neill talked with Sophie Tucker
at the Florentine Gardens until
the wee sma' hours; Maj. George
Stevens back in Hollywood on a
weeks leave. His next destination
is a military secret: Phil Silvers
has that matrimonial gleam in
his eye every time he gazes upon
Jerry Noonan.
Ida Lupino hadn't received q
letter from her husband. Louis
Hayward. in over a month and
now she knows why. He has been
very III with malaria; PaulettC
Goddard has gone so Mexican even
her dressing room IS being done
over with Mexican motif.
Canada Lee, Negro actor, hac
lunch with Lena Horne on the
20th lot. Then he took her on tho
"Lifeboat' set 10 watch Tallulah
Bdnkhcad work: the Walter Langs
hoSted an old fashioned box social
Saturday night IN honor Of Cesar
Romero
Phil Terry is on crutches and
al because he stumbled over Pup
chen. Joan CraWford'S dog, and
strained leg lCamcnt. Jcar
Pierre Aunont leaves tomorrow
for New York en- route 10 Joir
tle Free French They tell me hC
is star material in Cross OF Lor.
Tane
Ann Sothcrn of for New Yorl
Thursday Wln a Today stopovel
q Maria. Tex. 10 visit her bride
groom Bob Sterling. That's al
today Sec YOU tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
TICKETS AVAILABLE

There arc still some PASTE
boards 10 be had and GallantS arc
advised 10 hurry in their reports
either 10 inc thCaterS issuing
tickets Gacluding all large down
town houses az 10 the Retail
Victory center. at 1925 Wood
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Flies 10 School

MISS NORMA HUDSON.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L
Hudson Of Yorkshire road, Ia
leaving today by plane for
Rochester, y. Y, to begin her
sophomore year az the Eastman
School of Music of the Uni
NerSity OF Rochester.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
LOueIIa
IN AoM@ool

HOLLYWOOD. sept. -S-Bttie
DAVIS IS expected back from her
sad tourney east this week When
she. arrives she Viii learn that the
i4ea 7et-7+at'k Nsrncr 20 tttt''--,
"a story based on the HCllyWooo
caHtCCu has n1aterialzcd
The papers arc being signed
tomorrow giving Warmers the
right 10 present the story OF the
Cautcen on the screen with The
names OF The bands and PERSONAL
uCS that made lt function
Goes without saying tnc pio-
CCCdS o. The movie VIII De turned
over 20 tho Caniccn NOT only our
own. but The others lr New York.
Washington and San Francesca.
BCrTC VIII DE seen AS The hostess.
and other top iayorl'eS Wil take
part ln The movie. Sol Lesser had
the same idea bat dropped e be-
cause BE felt % was too similar 10
stage Door Can'cCn, % which, by
the way, has cleaned UP.
BOND GOWNS
Adrian ana his petite wife.
Janet Gaynor. arc back from
Dallas. Tex. where they went or
personal business. While there
they officlated al the war bond
rally and Adrian. with the help Of
the little Gsynor girl, aucuoncd
Off one Of his own creations.
Il brought in Sl60000 IN war
h0~de-thn hi-hcst nrlcn Soar
ms ! know. ever paid for gown.
The night Janet and Adrian were
present at the bond rally - 000.-
900 was collected for Uncle Sam
and that's a pretty good day 5
work
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

ward. Gallants must sell ST 900
worth of Series "E' Bonds. Third
War Loan IN order 20 qualify for
the ticket and then must turn IN
the serial numbers Of the bonds
they have sold
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
REHEARSAL oN WHEELS

Additional 10 tic star person
mol There aIc Kay KyScrS own
entertainers aboard including ISh
kabihhlo Su,Iy Mason Georgia
Carol. Diane pcndoltOn. and also
many other musicians. arranGcrS,
Writers. etc. Tho special train
has boon converted into perl-
table Hollywood sound stage On
route.
The observation car was
stripped of furniture and rugs, a
piano was moved in, for re-
hc7rSal hau for the singers and
dancers. kyscr and his hand
were lchcd>ing in the baggage
car. Half of tho lounge car was
turned into a wardrobe depart
mont complete with sewing ma
chimes. Three bedrooms were
converted INTO beauty parlorS and
two conference rooms were set
UP for tCChnlClanS Eddie BuZzclI
rs tho Stage director with Kenneth
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-19
START BALL A-ROLLING

With the supreme court having put it,
famp Il approval on the 1919 city charter
.te tiae has come for those aSpirantS for
etH office. who were Withholding their an
Heuncewents because they were uncertain
eefher they would have 10 run. aS provid-
"a = ~ 1919 charter. or would be appoint
ea frori civil service list. a. was set forth
r ~ proposed 1889 charter. 10 announce
heir candisiaeieS publicly. -
Thus far only one candidate. " J.
Mack Walker has announced in The
rfrer tie i running for captain of the
rhf pc lce an office for which four or five
her key We>terS. including Ray Atwell
He rre-en, captain. viii aspire Mr.. AtweIl
...t retently he viii announce formally in a
ts~ DAYS.
- Ser elective offices. which would
Hats leeu appointive under the discarded
barrier are hief nj police. city clerk. tax
.-s>~ar-collee,or. city treasurer and city
Possibly there viii not be any oppo-
s.sr e. ens or rwo eases for those offices.
.ut th others viii be contested and the
tns far aSp.rant> 70 announce their cand;-
DAISIES now
Tbs j. ra~t cularlv true Of men or wo-
-.en u1s are not now holding office. In
.tesr - Tie sooner they let the voter
.ao. hey are going 20 run the better VII
- ttee chances ~ winning The outs"
..av 5. SIRE mai a long a. they keep silec-.
aur vl continue 10 be the attitude of
fre Tire most effective way - flush
+ Tor ne outs" IN announce pub
t-esr intention 10 ny 70 ger in.
- far s., The Citizen ha> been inform
al- ore of the members OF he city
eiu rln for reelection. Several 9th
sr ~ we~ter~ are known n have decided
raa .er the council Ii hey intend % ad-
here IS heir decision. then they should nor
lose a~v more time IN announcing their cac-
g 3a..e,
lu other wears of municipal elections,
~.- 4nddate- have announced a, early
Mar. IN April and by June the lineup
.a- pretty well established bur this year
ore .ard date ha~ been waiting fer another
Hr.sk ne ice MACK Walker has
.r.sen he Ice for enc office. now let Others
seer forward ard break the ice for other Of
f.e,
Apparently politics does not contract
,as Nar-sf1nys eL>e We would be badly off
ar Wsshingron hoibed Of politics. 30 i
Won't te aniSs down here in Key West. -
START Ire ball a-rolhng