The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-06-07
Two Weeks Remuin
For Curnivul
Concession Booths
BY Cletus Ralph Hayes

Bids Tor concession DOOIns at the
international Carnival to be held
August II, Is, 10, in the South
Business District are selling fast.
Just two weeks remain before no
more bids will be accepted, the
Concessions committee chairman
announced.
Payment of rental fees are re-
quired at the time of filing, Mr..
John Kashiwagi said.
Three types of booths are avail
able for rent: merchandising and
advertising and educational. The
first is for displaying goods to be
sold Immediately, the second for
displaying goods to be ordered and
delivered after the carnival and
the last for displaying goods of the
arts and educational fields. draw
ings. painting, etc.
A filing fee of $50 will be
charged for all advertising boths.
Charges for the other types are
three dollars per square foot plus
20 per cent net daily income. A
financial check-up will be made at
the end of each day.
Applications may be submitted
by individuals or organizations,
business or social groups. But in
order to avoid large numbers of
booths selling the same sort of
items, the committee reserves the
right to limit the number of each
type of booth.
The concessions committee guar
antees each qualified applicant or
bidder a waterproof fire-proof,
booth II square feet in size with
one light attachment. Applicant
must furnish the bulb or additional
wiring and bulbs in addition te
decorating his booth.
It is the exclusive right of the
Concessions committee to decide
who shall be granted booths and
who shall not. Any bidder who is
not accepted will receive a COM
plete refund of his rental fee,
The area between Maynard Ave.
and Eighth Ave. So. on King ST..
and north and south along Seventh
AYE between King and Main St.
will spot some concession booths.
Other locations will be adjacent
to Sixth Ave. So. at Main st.
CONCESSIONS will include re-
freshments, curios, games of choice
with merchandise prizes for win
ners,' the Committee chairman
said.
Address all requests for conces-
sion bids to either of the following.
Torrance Toda, 676 Jackson St;
James MARI 2414 Jackson ST.;
Alexander Bishop, 507 Jackson St;
Ruth Manca 826 Jackson St.; John
Kashiwaga 615 jackson st.
The parade route for the Inter-
national Carnival has also been
worked OUT and approved by the
Traffic Division OF the Police De-
partment announced.
Parade assembly point Is Wash
ington st. near Boren Ave. ex-
tension. The music and gay cos
tunes will then move north to
Yesler, turning eastward and con-
tinuing to 14th Avenue South.
From here the parade will come
to Jackson St, make a turn to the
West and march until it reaches
Sixth Avenue South.
At this point another northward
turn will be made and continue
marching on Sixth Ave. So. to
Main st. The parade then turns
to the left and follows Main st.
over to Fifth Ave. So. to King
st. where a left turn will be made
until the parade passes the re-
viewing stand at Eighth Ave. So.
and King st.
The parade will march at z: pm.
August II.
All individuals and organiza-
tons who desire to participate in
the international parade must adj
dress their inquiries to Victor We
lasco, parade chairman, 621 King
ST., Seattle, Wash.