The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-02-03

Back in action again, your reporter
iumps on the Community Fund train
hoping that this years report will
reach its highest point . . The I'm
holy Three. :. . Why should I give to
the Community Fund? -. What hap
pens to the Fund as far as the colored
pcople are concerned?. =. Name some
Of the Institutions and agencies that
receive support from the Community
Chest that are particularly at service
to the colored population of Boston ?
go. These questions of the hour come
from hard working smart thinking col
ora9 Americans who would like to
support and be a part of any project
that viii help the colored people as
well as the white. far be it from
your reporter to answer these ques-
tiona In fact we think you will benefit
by q more complete survey of these
questions from some one who is offici-
ally the drive, Morris R. Taylor
SO lots visit this Shaw House gentle
mar 2ld see if he can steer us straight
&C.. into the busy Office of M.R.T. we
are made comfortable and relax for a
good I'D freside chat on "What the
G.mwenity Fund means to the colored
raon Of Massachusetts" and what
b.r fits are theirs for the asking. I.
MI. IT,. 'or explains that; ... out of the
moaey aiken in by the Greater Boston
Community Fund, approximately S37,-
4722r given to the colored agencies,
such he Boston Urban League, Inc,
the Robert Gould Shaw House, the
Boys Cub of Boston of which so per
cent ly She RoXbury Branch are colored
boys. lhe Harriet Tubman House, Inc,
the Re..oaven Corporation, st. Mont
cas- Esue and hundreds of other
agencies where the colored people are
welcome including free beds and
treatment in such outstanding hospi-
tails as the New England for Women
and Children, the Peter Bent Brigham.
Bo7tn0 City, Lying-in, Beth Israel and
FioatIgr not mentioning the dispen-
saues AND clinics. e.. We agree with
Morn 'aylor when he cites the Won
der1u. privileges and advantages the
colore0 nan, as well as his white bro
Their derives out of a small or large
donation they may give but once a
year. We agree with Morris Taylor
when he said that it is honor and a
SPECIAL privilege to give to the Com
munItT Chest . it's better than put
une No0T money in a sound bank the
interest is far greater -. to those of
us who have Jobs we should give the
Target sun we possibly can to help
,hfS@ United States who know what
trouble and hardships are if times
are better to you try to make it better
aof 'oW next door neighbor. Mr..
IaiHlor says help the volunteering
SoAcit"' to help you, give whatever
you car when they call at your door.
thanN God that you are able to lend
han9 to such a worthy cause and
remember the Community Fund slogan
as adoptod from the lines of President
Llhcolns famous GETTYSBURG address.
by the people, for the people" =.
we leave Morris R. Taylor with a
'"ahhS Tor answering our questions.
cc. NEWS AS 1T COMES AND
G G5,, Maude Trotter Steward.
EoIIor OF The Guardian and popular
clQo woman is at home suffering from
INJURIES received when she fell while
on the Job at our printing plant. .
mrs Steward broke her right arm in
an 5 places with internal injuries
a s,sL we are deeply sorry that
Such an unfortunate accident will keen
one OF the busiest Boston fighters for
Euuai rights confined to her residence
~, 'i'e next few weeks, and her pleas
anu personality will be missed daily
UX ner business and personal friends
VINO, VINO cross her path daily (heai up
,igTG arm mighty quick . GUEST
viii = ~. -; the popular Pathfnders Club
VIII celebrate such an occasion We'd
RPeSday eve. at IS Monroe St. in ROY
Jury Jury 80, a gala night was planned for
p T5le guest who will find out that the
,,, a.i.''ioers are experts in entertain
m l CONFUCIUS SAYS he
t Tno likes to dance better follow
VT Ladles of the Local Dining Car