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

In MANY sections the war would not
be known if it were not for the head
lines in the newspapers, or radio, news,
bat here in Harlem it is very evident.
Refugees from all parts of Europe
are to be found almost anywhere, as
one lounges in the hotel lobby, or the
~" recreation room, in a cafe or
theatre. These people resent the idea
of being referred to as refugees but
anyway they have returned to their
native land, for the protection of their
flag, TO get away from political strife
and disturbance
Citizens of Harlem must give them
a warm welcome, in the same whole
some fashion that other races have
received their refugees from the other
side of the Atlantic.
On the other hand | have heard many
persons of intelligence make unkind
remarks about those who chose to live
abroad, some for many years; who are
victims of the storm. Many have
such a feeling that if they had not felt
America good enough to live in before
the war, why should they come back
now. as a prodigal son and daughter.
Regardless Of what you may think,
am willing to welcome anybody back to
his home-sweet home. That is his
prcrogative and God-given right.
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and refined ,Tont. NJ '1 W;I,. cultured
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he completed = lono +onr I of . 41'so year
sensations in nIayRonsos % an 95"S -'a, PRE-
theatres in ScandinaT ro anu ao, n"lneSy
when he was we'll roco;rod 1' ~ oo o. i1o'
highly apnreciatod " tbo NE ile was also
Bombay, India Fla 81" soI,s on W o"oaIe''
much of his snccoss 70 H.. me owes owe,
shared the honors in mnsic c'o nd ,ie .;,, WIZ
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polls, Mimi son a 4"'l Nf ol Nlilnea-
Luther AbbGv Of +pa4 WI :t ana MIS-
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the intention Of S'' ioo oI Minnesota with
but later turned 70 J ~1,~; IT a dentist,
his professional cbanco 'n nr1 lie a. reserved CIV.
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Company plavino mon,, 'o olnlst% and
the Keith Circnit 10y "ioi'n' over
BRICKTOP.
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return to tbaso , "bnro, lt =; person to
better known &c 'i Priolt Is Ana smith
Tbono uomiclled IN her suite at Hotel
marie. the bri9b Ld"I T;~L4 gal OF Mont
Paree, the on ,1n' ,,, ,lSn' sector OF gay
torch singer IS bn ";Tn- a Harlem
ing cordial we1co UuSliy EN-, engaged recelvo
friends, black and n,1'e m,L from her most OF
kilograms nSD an ana 1,h wnlte,
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