The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-23


This snappy outfit, as you know, is
under the command of Major Alex
ander Davis who has been with the
boys since the last war. Major
Davis is really proud of his boys who
are equally as proud of him. His
efficient staff of commissioned officers
look up to (real soldier) Davis and
carry out his orders to the last detail
on special occasions and on drill
night which falls every Wednesday
evening, we hub citizens should march
down to the Armory and show the
boys that we are interested in them as
they continue to prepare themselves
to protect US. After all, these out
standing soldiers are colored and most
of them are your next door neighbors.
Let's get a little closer to these lads
who during time of peace have volun-
teered their strength to defend the
nation. News as it Comes and Goes
repeating the advance info of
our Roaming Citizen" Anselmo Krig-
ger, noted Civil Engineer, you lads
had better make contact to join a
building wreckers' union or what have
you if you wish to be employed on the
Lenox st. Housing Project. Now is
your chance to go to it. =. Mrs. Ethel
Smith and son, Robert are back in the9
Hub after a pleasant vacation in New
York. They visited several friends
and the Worlds Fair. Laura
Holmes Paul, charming wife of Fitz-
gerald Paul, is recuperating after a
serious operation at Boston City Hos
pital. Joe Daniels, natures gift to
tap dancers, and his partner really
put on fine show at the Vinilla Gar
dens on fremont. Joe, noted hoofer
and winner of many prizes, really
enjoys his work O.. . which of course
makes it twice as good =. Al Diggs,
Dorchester lover, has added a beauti-
full touch system radio to his nice look
ing car and so has Clarence Scott
(Was it a sale, Morris p it is
very nice to have DR.. Shag Taylor
among us again even though he is on
crutches =. The calm hand of death
has really been taking its toll in the
Hub city during the past few months
=. we regret deeply the passing of
two of our noted Doctors, one of
medicine and the other dentistry
namely, Frank R. Coursey and oliver
G. Mayo. following in the march
OF progressive time is the Peoples
Grocery Store, 558 Shawmut Ave,
Boston. b.. E. A. Gibbons, T. N. Nunes.
w. H. Facey are the managers of this
new modern grocery store. Patronize
these race men, support them that
they may enlarge their business Civ
ing jobs to our own boys and girls. !
} ohm j. Purcell, ST., is back home from
his summer retreat in New York
mountains. Big John celebrated by
taking his family and mother and
father-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Thomas, to the Worlds Fair, N. Y.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White of 1896 Northampton St
who are overjoyed with the new heir
to the White throne, a bouncing baby
boy. Mother and her eight pound
beauty are doing swell at this hour in
New Bedford, Mass. Amy T. Ran
som, daughter of your reporter had
her first breakfast date Sunday morn
ing as guest of Mrs. Doris Mills /
we pause to pay our respects to Mr..
Johnson, husband of the congenial
Mrs. Theresa B. Johnson who passed
away last week. We offer our sincere
condolences to Mrs. johnson who is
noted for her unselfsh moves to help
others, particularly children.
POLITICAL SAM v1p. vo11r
boy Sam is back in the groove again
yes, yes, hot politics; isn't it Just
grand? All the polls are really in
a friendly spirit kissing the children
and shaking hands with the parents,
hoping that past year promises have
been forgotten, they are all tuned up
with nice new promises. What are
we going to do about it? Are we
gong to elect or reflect those whom
we know have kept us on the bottom
Are we going to fight and elect a man
who has stood by us? Your re-
porter has given and will give his
very best cooperation to any candi-
date up for election or reelection that
has helped his race advance and II
don't mean WELFARE which anyone
is eligible for without political contact
=, Now is the time for the colored
citizens of wards and IL to concen.
trate on what their city official has
really done for them and if the ans
NCI 10 nv 11l4NG now is Jne Time TO
make solid plans to throw them out.
If they have fought side by side with
you in your district through their term
of office, then it is your turn to fight
and re-elect them. Let's face facts
together. WE KNOW what has and
what hasn't been done for us and we
are going to correct that situation in
the coming contest. How about it,
Roxbury? The Attacks Chorus of
Boston will entertain the Wings Over
Jordan group after their concert at
Symphony Hall, Malcolm Benders is
the Director and Arthur Williams,
Manager advance scooping, we
find Louis Bevers will be at the popu-
lar Roxbury Theatre, Oct. II, 112 and
18th in Boston's first showing of
Reform School" starring the Harlem
Turf Kids this picture is all col
ored and will be shown at midnight
performance :. watch this paper for
full advertisement soon here's your
down signal folks happy landings.
L. B.