The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-09-28

vice, but you will find most of our HI
Tone brothers and sisters who seem to
be doing so well have money COMING
in from more than one direction. pooi-
ing their funds together which gives
them the edge on their less fortunate
neighbors perhaps if your sister
worked in laundry, your brother was
house cleaner, your father on the
W.P.A. and your mother took in wash
ing, you too, could afford to eniov
large apartment or private home
the Federal Housing, however, is our
immediate answer, here is our real
chance to obtain all of the modern
convenlences so necessary to helm
build clean, sound and perfect bodies
good living conditions which will
help US mentally, physically and soci-
ally . and the rent so fixed that our
small salary will move US in don't
let any one tell you that you will be
living in a sort of "prison" set-up or
similar stories; that person is irving
to discourage you and when YOU fail
to make application that will give
them better chance to get an apart
ment themselves make application.
move in if you are accepted and if you
don't like it move out, it's still a free
country but what we have seen of
Housing no one moves out.
SOCIAL JOTS "The Crowds
Cheer" real top football picture,
starring the famed Kenny Washing
ton, football star of Southern Cal. who
finished brilliant career last year.
will appear on the popular screen of
the RoXbury Theatre in a few weeks
watch for the announcement
Oct. 10, II, the first all-colored cow
boy picture ever to reach Boston will
be shown at the Roxbury Theatre on
those dates, featuring such stars as
Matan Moreland, Herbert Fefferv.
Clarence Brooks, the Four Tones, and
the Cats and the Fiddle get your
tickets early as the picture will only
be shown two nights.
SAVOY CAFE . popular Column
bus Ave. night spot really jumps
the Savoy has worked itself to the tor
among favorite cafes Clarence
Jackson, mellow voice crooner, is one
of the real reasons why the Savoy has
such good patronage b.. then too. his
hot band with such members as Lucius
Taylor who arranges the music, Sher-
man Freeman, Milton Jones, Macco
Bryant and Ernest Trotman keep the
patrons in a merry mood brown
service really makes the Savoy stand
out :. Nal Small, handsome doorman,
dressed in neat uniform has become
Columbus Ave. masterpiece and his
courteous ways gives one that want
to-cOme-back feeling. >. if the Savoy
only had colored mattresses we believe
that their business would take a de-
cided jump becoming a nationally
known spot among the where to go in
Boston register .. . the Bee and Gee
on West Springfield st. is Roxbury's
only local spot where you can get
real toasted hot dog sandwich for the
popular price of cents all the
local lads go for these and are taken
care of by pretty Lima Isaacs, their
favorite . Lonnie Lees is doing
nice business on Columbus Ave. and
we believe that it will only be a matter
of time when this restaurant will
spread out to a beautiful business like
Estelle's =. SHADES does nice bust
ness and his famous chicken is known
all over Boston . the new paving
gives his place better parking break
and much cleaner view Louis
Pete" Moore has everything under
control at the Village Inn on Hum
boldt Ave -. his dancing and happy
personality gives the patrons treat
so long till another week . e. S. J.