The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-30

all the world to see while the crack col
ored 372nd Battalion was relocated
to SIX block parade and review at
the Carter playground on Columbus
Ave. IN the South End to better
cement the friendship and patriotism
OF our race in these troubled times it
would have been far better gesture on
the part of the Adjutant Generals
office to have displayed the military
fitness of our own colored soldiers he
fore the huge throng of thousands who
witnessed the manouevers on Boston
Common IN this Cradle of Liberty
your attention is directed to the excel
lent service being rendered our COM
munlty by the William Dabnev Mills
Company located at the corner of
humboldt Ave. and Townsend St who
have established thriving milk distri-
button enterprise which embraces outer
RoXbury and the South End with
prompt, early delivery by swift trucks
handling pure, certified and pasteur-
lzed milk and cream daily in any de-
sired quantity or grade at the pres
ent time they have secured the business
OF over two hundred satisfied customers
and are still going strong with race
statesmen and solicitors making the
rounds their product rates high
above the State standard for butterfat
and protein content and is dairied nv
the VI. 5. Cosgrove and Son huge plant
IN dorchester :. this is strictly a race
opportunity in an effort to make en-
ployment for colored drivers and milk
men among the larger companies for
they are proving their worth in the
business development of the Dabnev
project associated in the firm are
William H. Dabneys Junior and Sen
lor, Bernardine Dabney, Gareth Kin
cad, Francis Silyera and Otto Snow
den' Junior | recomemnd your milk
supply be delivered by Dabneyo
Frank Silvera has climbed another
rung on the ladder of success in the
theatrical world as the daily drama
critics were unanimous in their praise
OF his brilliant stage performance of
the tragic role of Brutus Jones in Eu-
gene O'NeilPs stirring opera "The EN-
peror Jones" produced by the Roper
tory Players at the famous Elizabeth
Peabody Playhouse last week Mr..
Sllvera in black makeup and sonorous
voice lent credibility to the staggering
role OF the exile who ruled an Empire
and fell victim to his own greed
sharing honors was the capable direc-
tor Edwin Burr Petit, who portrayed
the subtle cockney Smithers in expert
fashion Africans Shack, a Iiber-
ian diplomat had the iron man stunt
Of protraying three different roles in
the play and Beatrice Simpkins. form
erly of the Stagers completed the sep
IAN side of the cast the Derry
Owens wedding in Maiden lasweek
brings us an encore when Uncle Ed
ward CLAP" Sneed weds Agnes Webb
Persons this weekend Congrat2
from this corner to the lucky newly
weds and twenty-five dollars goes
to KRE for he news tip "Wings
Over Jordan" at Symphony Hall Co
lumbus Day, October u e.. our con-
dolences to DR.. John Hall on the recent
demise of his sister the Press Club
Is going to town in a big way this Fall
with an ambitious program of events
to be scheduled at an early date
two local young bloods esquired a pair
of Vincent Club Junior Matrons to the
Debs-About-Town affair at Green
Acres and returned home in an anemic
condition 49,. swell time was had bv
all and a bow to the ladies for their
tirst-of-the season social event on
Sugar Hill its again McCIane" and
in the South End it's "Why Not
Wyche" in the coming City Council
fight-throw your support to our hap
py warriors early in the fight and in
sure a popular victory let's be
thankful we've got the WPA over here
and let them keep the WAR over there
and a fond Goombye from
GOO f. DUCK.