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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

shows off to the best advantage.
Venise lace revers, snow white
and starched to crispness and with
lovely Val edging, as Illustrated to
the right at the top, give the perfect
answer to what to wear with your
stylish basic wool frock. A dia-
mond brooch and a suede hustle
hat complete the accessory ensem-
BILE.
A demure collar and cuff set of
handsome Venise lace, finished with
pique fold, as pictured below to
the left, with your neatly styled
daytime frock label you as "a lady"
anytime. The gold clip and the mas
sive finger ring, the visor shaped
hat with its gold ornament are also
fashion highlights.
Fresh and crisp is the Venise lace
collar and cuff set with its embroid-
cred pique flowers as shown below
to the right. 1t will give added
dash to your new wool dress. Wear
it with corded felt toque with vel
vet binding as pictured.
AS to the nonchalant plaid scarf
of fine, soft, pure wool, centered in
the illustration, take note that the
ends are pulled through a gold ring
set with Catseye.
Jewelry! It's too stupendous
theme to unfold in words. So we
are simply inviting you to take
look at the fetching necklace CEN
tered above in the group. This dec
orative costume jewelry piece is Of
gold with gold and a pearl pendant
set in blue cloisonne.
released by Western Newspaper Union.l
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
TITLE CONTEST
BY B. D.

IN - recent interview with Morris
IaEor headworker of the Shaw
House, | received a copy of the first
ISSUE Of a monthly newspaper to be
printed and edited by the Shaw House.
Since this new organ has no name, a
title contest Is now going on and entries
are being sent to Miss Katherine r.
Watson at II Windsor Street with the
name, address and age of the contribu-
tor written on the outside. This con-
test will close Nov. %, 1899.
To make this contest interesting the
winner will receive a years subscrip-
ton to well known colored magazine.
The Judges will be members of the
Press Club of Boston. At this writing
| am not permitted to say who they
are but three of the Colored papers
Will be represented. Mr.. Taylor in
formed me that although the paper
VIII be primarily a house organ, news
OF interest to the neighborhood will be
printed as occasion demands and space
permits.
Since big trees from little acorns
grow, perhaps through this unnamed
organ may be developed many budding
journalists. In any event your CO.
operation, sympathy and understand
ing Is all that is being asked of you,
its neighbors.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
War Creates Novel
Styles in Britain

The war has already killed the
hustle and the crinoline and all the
eccentricities of dress that marched
in their wake.
These may be revived later when
the men returning from the front
demand that women shall be 100 per
cent feminine, but for the moment
the whole trend of dress is to be
sensible" Subdued colors, outfits
that match up with khaki uniforms,
high collars and long sleeves (even
for evening frocks) have replaced
the frills and founces of the last
few months.
For the hour of the raid has been
designed the "air raid siren suit
form of super workman's overall
combining Stacks and tunic. Step
into it, zip it up and you can hop
out of bed and remain in cold and
drafty places looking smart.
The suits are made in warm WOOL
ly material and are becoming.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

Here are three simple recipes, easily
managed by Young people.
MAGIC MACAROONS-One half
cup sweetened condensed milk. two
cups shredded cocoanut. Mix well.
Drop by spoOnsful on buttered cookv
sheet and let bake in $500 oven for
twelve minutes. Makes about "a.
SCRAMBLED EGGS and TOMA-
TOES--Fry slowly eight slices of
bacon, remove from pan and allow to
drain, add one small onion (sliced)
one can tomato, one teaspoon sugar,
one teaspoon, salt, pinch of soda, sim
mer slowly for about fifteen minutes.
Break six eggs into a bowl, add -
teaspoon salt, stir lightly Melt one
teaspoon butter in a frying pan, add
eggs, stir constantly over low flame
until eggs hold shape. Pour tomato
sauce over eggs, garnish with bacon.
Serves four
TEA CRACKERS-Spread creek
ers thinly with soft butter. Place a
tablespoonful of marmaIade on each
cracker. Heat under broiler fame for
about three minutes. This is excellent
if friends drop in and the Riddles
would like a tea party all their own
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
ON BEING FEMININE"

"WOMAN NEEDS MAN, AND
MAN MUST HAVE HIS MATE!"
But, unfortunately, some of us sepia
charmers just let Nature take its
course and let it go at that!
Time staggers on-and man be-
comes weaker and wiser" Colored
men are no exception. They've learn
ed to discriminate. The movies and
closer contact with women who put
the accent on FEMININITY have
taught colored men to expect and de-
mand it.
1t is human popularity to like to
be fooled. So the more mystery and
glamour you enshroud yourself in, the
more appealing and charming you be-
come! The psychology of it all is to
create an optical and sensory illusion.
(Love is blind-and you are what you
appear to be.)
OF course, your type and stature
govern the extent to which you NAV
advantageously indulge your femin-
unity in the selection of clothes: but
your manner, couture, manicure, car
riage, etc, as we'll as the use of "fem-
mime cOlors," all help to create the OPP
teal illusion.
The sensory illusion is effected by
soft, well modulated (unaffected!l
voice, religious use of depilatories and
deodorants, gentle touch, and the
skilful use of perfume. Perfume does
create personality. (Individuality.)
Sometimes it leaves a vivid sense i'm
preston, more so than physical ap-
pearance. Therefore, it behooves any
would-be siren to discover the perfume
that best expresses her personality,
and stick to it.
A word to the wise; Don't let your
head rule your heal too much)! No
matter whether the nan of YOUR
choice is mental giant or stunted
oaf, his primary interest in you is the
fact that you are a woman-soft,
sweet, sincere. 49,.
A drunkard boasts pridefuIly if his
wife or sweetheart "never touches the
stuff" He considers his drinking his
masculine prerogative. (Who said
you shouldn't drink? "'Tain't what
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
Gorgeous Handbags
For Autumn Season

You can't get by with an ordi-
nary handbag this season. Even the
bag you carry with your daytime
tailleurs will have subscribed to
some sort of fancy stitching, or
shirring and will show a novelty
touch in its mounting.
AS to bags with dressy afternoon
costumes you will want one of the
dressmaker types of MORE silk, not
plain tailored but with fussy little
pleating or jewel mounted frame,
or something to give it the feminine
touch Newest thing is the hand
some black velvet bag carried with
the velvet hat to match Mayhap
it will have a rhinestone clasp, for
glittering rhinestone accent is latest
fashion. Evening bags are gorgeous
-glittering sequins, brocades, os-
trich feathers, rich embroideries and
all that sort.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
More Than Beauty

You were born a person but it re-
mains for you to develop a personality.
And do you know that having a per
sonality outweigh beauty. A mere
beauty may enter a room and cause
perhaps ust the faintest ripple, but
when a woman of distinct personality
comes forward everyone takes notice
she is a sensation. l have seen
beauties grow into old maids or sit
alongside the wall at parties as wall
flowers, but the girl with personality
is the belle of the ball for she scintil-
lates. So do not despair if your
charms are few-develop your charm
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

The glamor of the cowboy inspired
this play suit, fashioned of genuine
channels. It's an adorable costume,
included in the wardrobe created by
Helen Myron for the Dionne quintu-
plets to wear in their forthcoming
screen picture. Bands of multi-col-
ored beads are embroidered on the
pockets and border the fringed bo-
lero worn over the gingham top of
this clever little cowboy suit. The
divided skirt is fringed too. A red
patent leather belt carries out the
red in the bingham and in the beads.
Calf jodphurs complete this fasci-
mating costume. The off-the-face
channels hat, with its cord chin
strap, has a fiat crown with a band
of embroidered beads.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
The Foe Within

In our battle for justice we must
realize that there are thousands of
traitors within our own ranks-men
and women who, having mortgaged
their own craven souls to our en-
emies, are willing and anxious to
sell out our group for a mess of pot
tage. In myraids of instances they
have already done so. Many of these
beings are like moles which burrow
beneath the surface, and they have
by their perIicious activities placed
the entire structure of our rights in
peril. The vilest, cruelest, most bru-
tai, craftiest, most venomous, and
most cold-blooded outspoken enemy
is far less dangerous than the vile,
crafty, Sinking, snake-like burrow-
ing foe within!
-LLEWELLYN LEWIS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
Paris Flashes

Simplification of styles is fore
seen.
Revival of jet also crystal
jewelry is noted.
Silk jersey is a fabric favorite
with leading couturiers.
Changeable taffeta and MORE
register among favorite silks.
Several designers are creating
practical cloth trouser outfits.
Chanel is keeping staff busy
making blankets for the needy.
Slim silhouetted daytime
clothes smart as bouffant flares.
Tiny new bright velvet toques
look like huge rose posed low over
brow.
Brown accessories and fur
trims with black is important col
or news.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

w HEN you go shopping keep re-
w peating over and over to your
self these words-"s simple founda-
ton dress of fine sheer wool, fiatter-
ing seductive neckWear to add the
sweetly feminine touch" Follow this
style formula and you can't go
wrong in matter of smart apparel
selection.
You see it's this way, current fash
ion is in a be-a-lady mood and it
follows as the night the day that
when it comes to ladylike dress
lovely seductively feminine neck
wear is inevitable. So, apropos of
present fashion trends, the para
graphs following, together with the
accompanying Illustration, will carry
the message of what's showing these
days in the way of delectable col
lar and cuff sets, sports scarfs and
jeWelry to wear with the new dress
of bright sheer wool. y
Did you know that cunning col
lar made of lustrous gold kidskin
is one of the newest neckwear notes?
Well it is! See the darling" one
shown above to the left in the il
lustration. This little two-bow gold
kid collar worn as it is with a sheer
wool, moss green dress, is the sort
that dolls you up in the twinkling of
an eye. And isn't the little Sally
Victor sweetheart toque with it's
velvet applique hearts winsome? We
think so. BY the way, speaking of
gold kidskin, you can buy little bows
of it to wear in your hair or clip
to your pocket, or anywhere it
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

CLINIC FOR BROWN BEAUTY AND
PERSONALITY PROBLEMS
DEZBE billiard. KNIGHT
Conducted by

cha do, it's how thatcha do it!") Then
there is the man who cusses just to
hear himself cuss, but adores the little
lady who is much too refined to say
damn" and is Mortified to hear HIM
say it. Maybe it's the ape instinct or
the wlll-to-power in 'em, but men gen.
orally want women to be as different
from them as possible. If they can't
look up" to them, they contrive to
look down" on them. (And the wom-
ans brains have nothing whatever to
do with itD
So-o-o-o-o-o, if you would be charm
ing, be FEMININE.
The Sepia Charm Analysis below
Will tell you how to make the most
OF your femininity, ABSOLUTELY
FREE! 1t was created by cosmetic
lans, beauticians and stylists who have
studied YOUR problems-short hair,
dark skin, your nose, your mouth and
all-and know the answers.
Wouldn't you like to know what
type you are? Which colors to wear 4?
What to do about your lips, or your
SKIN? Where to get the proper make
up for your particular complexion &?
Of course YOU would! Send for it to-
day. HURRY, WHILE THE SUP
PLY LASTS!
SEPIA CHARM ANALYSIS
Sepia Charm Bureau
CALVIN'S NEWS SERVICE
l43 West 125th St., New York City
Mesdames:
Enclosed Scent stamp, for which
please send my individual type
charm analysis. Thank you.
ADDRESS,.
Complexion: Very Fair, Olive,
Tan yellow, Light Brown, Med
Ium Brown, Tea Brown, Ginger
Brown, Seal Brown, Chocolate.
Eyes: Blue, Gray, Green, Hazel.
Light Brown, Red Brown, Dark
Brown, Black.
Age, Weight, Height.
Blondes: Light, dark.
Brownette: Light Dark.
Red Head: Light Dark.
Black. Check here if Hair is Grav
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
Afraid Jewelry
Is London Novelty

Gold metal manipulated so as to
spell names and addresses to serve
as Identification for AFRAID victims,
arranged sometimes in necklaces, or
in bracelets, likewise clips and
brooches offers an entirely new de-
parture in jewelry fashions, as Of
fered in London shops.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
STREET CORNER

4 spot. endowed by millions, and
frequented by all,
As marked as Bunker Hill; as famous
as the Chinese Wall.
Street corner, where innumerable
people meet and expound life !;
Where newsboys with their papers
spiel, "The world is about to
fight"
Street corner, sometime humor, tragedy,
scenes of life are portrayal
there;
One meets of fortune, misery, and
despair
Street corner, if you could only talk {;
YES, if YOU could even squawk
You haven't been Judge, but you have
seen the mad surge.
What a callous spot you seem to be,
Like an archaic citadel,
Embracing the infinite episodes of
humanity.
Nou arcso cold, Indifferent, so perfectly
free;
You've heard numerous tales of woe,
You've seen the masses come and 90.
Unconscious of the fangs of fear;
Unaware OF the significance of things
You might hear.
Not word to the moving, droll, wax
like panorama;
But. with your adamant nature, with
your ability to see,
Street corner, your presence today,
IS no longer a doubt,
hut Il living. breathing reality!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
Old and Ugly Women

There are no old and ugly women
today. All women have some good
points that they can emphasize and no
women gets old these days. Napoleon
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
AL BAKER.
Universe

Don't forget, YOU poets who would
like 10 appear in this column, to send
IN yo1r contributions to Edythe Mae
Gordon, los Chambers Street, Boston,
Mass. with a self-addressed envelope
for returning in ease the poems do not
suit the needs of THE GUARDIAN.
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3dnpt'H Onrnpr

Edited by Edythe Mae Gordon
COMPREHENSION
From University Poets)
She knew not why
She sighed or wept
Nor why her heart
Throbbed so,-
Till Cupid laughed
And let her see
His culver and
His bow.
William Allyn Hill.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18

told Josephine that she was old and
ugly Those words changes the history
OF France, it is said. Women don't
accept such a sum up, they bravely
face life and make the most of it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-11-18
Highland Stove Exchange

''V" and Used Stoves Bought, Sold
and Exchanged
Expert Oil Burner Cleaning and Repairing
Guaranteed to work or no cost
Tel. Hie. 95l5 1929 fremont s..
j. Worrick, Mgr. Roxbury, Mass.
Next Door to South End Electric
Evening star., 1939-05-02
Grid Power Revealed
By Virginia Squad
In Drill With j.
BY the,,Associated Press.

By the, Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
Coach Frank Murray of Vir-
ginia's promising foot ball squad
expressed satisfaction with the
spring training work today and
seemed impressed by the perform
ance of some of his youngsters
against the strong Catholic U. squad
in final practice scrimmage yes
terday.
The Cardinals scored twice and
Virginia once in two hours of play,
but it was pointed out that Navy
had been unable to score against
the hefty Catholic U. eleven two
weeks ago.
Coach Dutch" Bergman Of c. U.
said after 1t was over that Murray's
squad. composed mostly of fresh
men, gave his team better battle
than Navy did. q
Jim Gillette, ace back; Lee
Mclaughlin, tackle star; Co-Capt.
Harry McLaugherty and other
veterans passed up spring training
to participate in other sports.
Outstanding among the new
corners in the Cavalier backf1eld
yesterday was Rog (Bobo) Neus-
tedtor, line-crushing back, who
halls from Backfleld Coach Art
Guepe's old high school in Mil
waukee. Neustedtor, a 190-pound
6-footer, IS also an expert kicker.
Evening star., 1939-05-02
The Not MANAGEMENT Gets Going Over

doesn't sign his note yours
sports just appropriately blank Dear Sir
writes Washington
leading to l. 1t is the first half OF the third inning
apparently takes of the background at least IN the
writer continues with
third base and out Wright hits to Gordon at
plate One out Meyer
Wright second Travis walks
Bluge play Gordan second, to Gehg
Side
sender reported radio by
w. that? 1t Incredible
Anonymous but did
did instance thought
Eys seemingly weird actions
Johnsonhes Walter
grievou calling the
Buddy spelled Meyer
Bluge Rofe spelled Rolf that
did johnson
pitching Walter mixed
hard let the other fellows
spiter changeups and lenses
Evening star., 1939-05-02
R Auto Grind Entries
Are 130ver Number
Allowed 10 Start
Champ Roberts, Three
Other Former Victors
Included in List
By theiAssociated Press.

By thelAssociated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2-Forty-
six cars, l3 more than will be per-
mitted to start the race, officially
are entered for the Memorial Day
500-mile Indianapolis Motor Speed
way Race with the possibility other
entry blanks still may be in the
mails.
Entry lists closed yesterday, but
entry blanks postmarked prior to
that time will be accepted, and
Speedway officials said the list prob
ably would reach so.
Some of the cars entered won't
even get here if everything runs
true to form, and others will be
eliminated in qualifying trials to
reduce the starting field to the 80
allowed. The qualifications will be-
gin May 20.
Four former winners Of the In
dianapolis classic are listed among
the drivers who already have
mounts. They are Floyd Roberts
of Van Nuys, Calf, last years VIC
tor; Louis Meyer of Huntington
Park. Calf, winner in 1929. 1888
and 1886; Kelly Petillo of Los An
geles, the 1885 winner, and Wilbur
Shaw of indianapolis, who won in
1887.
Roberts will drive the same car
he piloted last year, but it will
have a new motor. Meyers car is
the same one he brought to the
track last year, and this will be the
second race for it. Petillo's car is
new and SO is the Italian built Mas
erati Shaw will pilot.
Evening star., 1939-05-02
Only Two Nat Lefties on Job
As Monteogudo Is Shipped
When Thomas Is Added

You had orders. You haven't CUTS
enough to do that without orders" I"
A slap on the back and a hand
shake doubtless will straighten out
that matter, however. when Thomas
joins the club Thursday at Chicago.
Harris isn't disturbed over the
fact Chase and Krakky are his only
left-handers. IF they can stop
those Yankees" Bucky figures,
they certainly ought to be ready
for the other clubs. Krakky
Strengthened out his own flaws and
I'm glad that's the way it happened.
The thing that's the most natural
for him should make for quicker
improvement. He detected his flaws
and apparently ironed them out
himself, He deserves lot of credit"
De Shong was to open the two
game series here today against st.
Louis as the Mats sought their
fourth consecutive triumph. with
Dutch Leonard, trying for his third
straight win, slated to work TO-
morrow.
Evening star., 1939-05-02
Bucky, Smart, Skips Third Base Coaching

thought that Mr. Jonsns chief fault
Colbert persteny Gilbert In this
positive waiting for the
johnson reports, Gilbert threw
everything perfect And the only other
listeners
repetition Case the hitter George Case Is
outside Case is the hitter Wouldn't 1t
would the that
oft tuners-in would know?
the management Anonymous we fall to
agree Bucky best baseball but
with Estaelas
Gordon? Back in the
Mr. Harris rghteouy decided
coach from third base coach
manager is for things at third base
recall after deep thought coaches
first ba and then
reasonably fair chance of winning So
how
o
We hope but doubt lines all
ate baseball
Evening star., 1939-05-02
Chapman Will Be Redskin Grdder if Mack Gives Okoy
Eordhom u y l94l Mom Going Strong Teehnion Derby

Classified page. Lost-One
needle. Doc Prothro, manager
the Phillies.
Wanted-The Lowell (Wyo)
club of the Big Horn Basin Base
ball League wants a right handed
pitcher with a good curve. P. S.:
Job on the side.
Alice Marble says it won't be
long until the tennis pretties
shift from shorts to skirts. A
California legislative committee
is investigating Louis VS.. Roper.
Cne State boxing commissioner
said: II think Roper gave Louis
a run for his money" The Los
Angeles Angels expect to peddle
Rip Collins back to the majors
for at least Is grand. Boston
papers say it's even money Don
Meade won't race in Massachu-
sets even If the racing commits
sioners give him the green light
at Suffolk Downs. Warner Bros.
viii produce the Life Of Knute
Evening star., 1939-05-02

Rockne" If they can find some.
body to play the part of the old
master.
Today's guest star. Buddy"
Leitch, San Jose (Calif.) Evening
News: "A Los Angeles writer who
was forced to dig up $3.50 service
charge on q pass (to Louis VS..
Roper now spells 1t Mike Jacobs.
There Is a suspicion that some
Of the big-league clubs are pad
ding their attendance figures.
Every time Joe Mccarthy sees
Johnny Murphy, he says: THAT
fellow is as valuable as any man
on the Yanks." A guy named
Spear hurls the javelin for North
Dakota U. II Great Britain lands
the 1914 Olympics, Montreal will
bid for the winter sports.
Baseball high lights.
A. L.: The pitching Of young
Feller.
N. L.: The Pirates IN the cellar.
Evening star., 1939-05-02

Dodgers were asked to send rep
resentatives of the Academy Of
Sports at the Worlds Fair yester-
day The Giants and Yanks
complied with players in uniform
The Dodgers sent an usher
wearing a players uniform.
It can be officially announced
that the portly and affable DR..
Clarence Spears will not quit To-
ledo U. to join up with one of the
pro football teams. Johnny Far
rell, one of the best a few years
back, is having another try at
tournament golf play. A few days
after Sid Luckman's map was
spread all over the cover of a pic
ture magazine, he was injured.
Last week a similar magazine
featured Joe Di Maggie and the
next day he went to the hospital.
Davey O'Brien's uncle has sub.
scribed to all the Philadelphia
papers for six months beginning
June.
Evening star., 1939-05-02
Ken and Joe Are Boys With CurIs

But Mr. Martin couple Of items Yes is true tne
They usually win
these days Wednesdays Thursdays and
usually just 10 make
interesting?
and Joe Krakaukas are the fellows VINO
not be forgotten tha
Joe and original with the curls when they
good they the stadium needs
the week END
easier by the absence OF III Maggie
injuries the Yankees could get along
without Joe and Gehrig old well and still win
without Ruth old-stye ehrlg ana III
All know is that
pitchers Dickey
the most lineup and they should
know After all pitchers related either D
Dickey. They couldn't be-