The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-03-08

erences she cited a case where she
was employed in Brookline where the
mistress of the house threw an empty
whiskey bottle at her causing a very
severe head injury of course this
case was handled very automatically
-. the girl was kept in the house under
the care of a special physician, all bills
payed with little extra bonus for
keeping her mouth shut and signing a
paper that the whole case was an acct
dent IN which she was to blame, falling
down on the premises or something
you gossip about it, I'm sick of it.
DO YOU KNOW YOUR HOUSING
CREW? .. mail came in wanting to
know just why Victor Bynoe, Asst.
Manager of the Lenox st. Project, has
such bossy personality and has
dead pan on him, like ]. Louis, Heavy
weight King and that's what stair
ed us off &. of course l am not say
ing that Mr.. Bynoe has bossy person
atty or so-called dead pan expression
on his healthy face but he has an
air of millionaire which we think is
very becoming to him . . Victor in our
opinion carries himself very well, a
gentleman at all times, a nice dresser,
a person well qualified for his position
on the other hand fairness has taken
away some of that charm that rated
him top form in the district and he
could smile little more being the young
man that he is -. all in all Victor is
good sport and when engaged in con-
versation his intelligence radiates his
superior feeling which the letter kicks
about we suggest that you have a
little chat with Mr.. Bynoe and you will
find that he is a bit of OK take
Ski Robinson, receptionist and investi-
gator of the Lenox st. Project, Mr.
Rabinson in good six feet and over,
well built, the athletic type well,
one would hesitate asking him a ques-
ton or passing out an argument be-
cause of his powerful build but
Mr.. Roberts is as tender as a lamb, a
very helpful gentleman, friendly and
with a smiling personality that is hard
to beat well groomed and educated,
Mr.. Roberts will go out of his way to
do favor Jimmie Ingram, the
handsomest of the crew, has a smile
that tops them all Jimmie, sharp
as tack club young man, has a great
future ahead of him. His ideal of a
mans man and ours, too, is his CO.
worker, Oswald Thomas Mr..
Thomas, very active civic and social
gentleman has weekly program that
he covers in behalf of his fellow man
that would fill book of goodness any
time beside putting in his hours
at the housing Mr.. Thomas does a great
deal of charitable work no live
a good church man he ALWAYS
thinks OF others first . l would en-
JOY telling you of some of the things
that he does for people but Oswald
. would break my neck because he dis
likes publicity L.. a great fellow and
: we are glad that we know his fine
: friendship =. Nal Ross, another nice
looking young civic and social man.
about-town should build up a nice repu-
tation in his field of work with the
Housing Authority good eye for
business, and advancement Nal is well
liked by all who know him -. Simon
Roberts, the oldest of the colored hous-
ing employees here in Boston, is also a
right guy but don't cross him up
-. Sim don't play too much and hates
a lot OF beat 1--WE although he can hand
1t out =. a father of a grown family.
Mr.. Roberts knows what it's all about,
and has very little to say to people un-
less he considers them close friends E.
Charlie Wilson, the baby of the hous-
ing crew, always has a pleasant how
do-you-do to everyone and seems very
happy as he goes about his work
everybody around the four corners
knows little Charlie who is very popu-
lar among the younger gang
= Charlie used to be good for a "touch"
but maybe he is hepped at this hour
-. their are few more in the housing
crew that your reporter has yet to meet
but when he does he will pass on the
WHaI WnaI 10 you you lucky fam
, lies living in the Lenox St. Project
have the pick of Boston's best to serve
, you so you have a nice start in that
direction of course some of us
would find fault with our creator
: but please if you have any complaints
give the management a break, see the
D congenial David Lane equipped to
handle all situations that might arise
Don't squawk to the main office
until you have at least given our boys
a chance, let's not play that old NOSE
1--WE David Lane and his crew have
= just as much brains and in some places
more than their bosses so take your
problems to him and if you must
gosslp-see your reporter. 49,.