The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-11-02

NiiS Ills wartime defense Of col
Uteu soldiers under court-martial and
ms prodigious legal battle with tbo
Mu hIuX hlan in Indiana because
'noSe issues would lose him a great
number OF southern votes he agrees
win Mr.. Roosevelt upon almost every
MAJOR policy Of the administration Int
guarantees to do better lob Won
are invited to stake the future of This
country upon the campaign promises
Oh an mdustrialist and public utility
leader who has no answer to the ones
tlon OF why did Republican bic bust
ness Withhold their capital from govern
lneht investments to make the present
administration look bad in relation to
The national deficit draw vour own
conclusion, folks, and for those of Won
who are completely dissatisfied with
the efforts of both major parties there
IS always the alternative of Earl
Browder and his running mate James
w. Ford e. in Massachusetts Repub-
llcan Leverett W. Saltonstall seeks re
election as Governor supported by a
splendid record Of reform government
while Democratic Attorney General
raul Dever contests this position with
an aggressive campaign for more action
IN the executive department backed bv
race party leaders I personally
urge the election of Attorney James II.
Brennan of Charlestown the regular
Democratic candidate for the office of
Attomey-General of the Common
wealth as against Republican Robert
bushnell because Brennan is a proven
friend OF the colOred people here and
IS a leading member of the Massachu
setts bar remember the privilege of
splitting your vote exists in this ma
honal election and you are perfectly
free to mark cross beside the names
OF members of any political party you
choose to select all through the ballot
in the contest for United States
Senator the present incumbent Demo
cratic David |. Walsh is an acknowl-
edged champion of race rights and is
opposed by Republican Henry Park
man who made colored appointments
while Corporation Counsel of the CITY
OF Boston and now has paid colored
employees at his campaign headquar-
tiers =. and locally in Ward Nine we
have Republican Laurence Banks, the
sole race candidate, on the ballot is
seeking the office of State Representa-
tive for which he is fully qualified in
his initial campaign against the Demo
cratic nominee Nyhan e. . everyone in
Ward Nine was up in arms with high
sounding phrases for a race victory
during the primary election and now
that we have a candidate actually run
ming in the finals the same principal
still prevails contrary to the obvi-
GUS Interpretation of my erstwhile
critics | am not candidate for public
office and you readers can judge by the
things they are saying about Roosevelt
and Willkie, too o.. we'll, off the soap
box and on to the prompter's box along
the Rialto where Louise Beavers is APP
pearing at the Metropolitan Theatre
all this week in the First National
film, "No Time for Comedy" starring
James Stewart and Rosalind Russell
plus Grant Mitchell in Father Is A
Prince" .. while the CopIey Theatre
presents Boston's biggest theatrical
hit. Ruth Gordon in her greatest COM
edy success "Here Today" by George
Oppenheimer a grand play also featur-
ing our sterling colored actress Pauline
Myers in a humorous supporting role
currently doing big business at the
Copley the RKO Boston Theatre
has booked the star attraction of the
New York Worlds Fair "Streets of
Paris" with a huge cast of seventy
five entertainers produced by Michael
Todd and ballyhooed by Bob O'Neill of
the Fair Press Department . a swell
show -. Bill Robinson and Phil Baker
due soon for a brand new musical
comedy opening here in Boston with
theatre mannounced the Mizpah
Club presents technicolor motion pic
lures of local celebrities plus dancing
at the Ritz Plaza ballroom Thursday
evening, November s .. the Women's
Service Club will hold Lucky" night
on Monday evening, November 4, 1910
at 1854 Massachusetts Avenue in Boston
the grand drawing for the prize
electric rooster will be an added feature
of the affair while bridge and whist
games are also scheduled for the even
! ing all friends of this charitable
organization are cordially invited to
attend and compete for the many valu-
able prizes Clarence V. Scott is
taking top honors as Man About
Town" these days with heavy coterie
of the fair sex who think he is bit of
all right as we go into November
it looks like the Italians are finding
Greece very slippery and it is rumored
that Mussolini is waiting for Pres.
Roosevelt to declare the date for
Thanksgiving so he can make an
attempt to capture Turkey in time for
dinner goombye-GOO f. DUCK.