The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-21

tinue to be made welcome by the
girls at the y -. another mile
stone in the progress of Boston
"a letter from Director Arthur
H Williams of the Army and
Navy Recreation Center at 52s
Mass. ave., calling for the volun-
teer services of all clubs and
organizations in Greater Boston
to plan evening programs such
as musicals, plays, treasure
hunts, parlor games and dances
for the soldiers and sailors in
town seeking entertainment.
the Center gives service to an
average of fifty to seventy-f1ve
uniformed men an evening, ex-
cept on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights when attendance
is always over one hundred. e..
they have approximately thirty
hoStesses in attendance evenings
except on the aforementioned
nights when the hostesses in
crease to fifty but they need
more popular young ladies tc
help make the boys feel at home
and let them realize that oul
people really are behind them
one hundred per cent."please
contact Director williams if you
can be of assistance. a close
relative of yours may need the
same encouragement elsewhere
that Sunday morning WAAE
broadcast freedoms People" is
now in its seventh week. .Spon-
sored by the Rosenwald Founda-
ton it boasts an all colored cast
Dorothy Maynor was guest
Soloist last Sunday. the nara
tive is read by Frank Wilson
noted colored actor and the
dramatic interpretations are
really inspired watch your Sun
day morning radio timetable fol
the next broadcast. the Boston
Chapter of Girl Friends are
| preparing to produce their an
nual dramatic effort this Spring
and it may be that bundle Of
feminine dynamite "The Wo-
men" Ray Sugar" Robinson
fights Berger on the Gillette
Sports Parade broadcast WAAB
ten o'clock Friday evening, Feb
90. Robinson should win early
since it is unpatriotic to waste
sugar these days coming to the
Boston Garden April IS, IA and
II. .colored and white boxers
from coast to coast to compete
in the National Amateur Athle-
tic Union Senior Boxing Cham
pionShips in eight championship
classes tickets now on sale at
Boston Garden and the Boston
Arena boys did all right at the
Boston Athletic Association
| track meet last Saturday. .Eo
Duggar of Tufts College now in
aviation work at Dayton, Ohio,
euualled the world hurdle rec
ord and beat his old rival VOL
colt of Texas. Norwood EWell,
Penn State flash streaked to
victory in the so yd dash with
Bill Carter of Pittsburgh third
in a blanket f1nish."'John Berl-
can won the Lapham trophy IN
a fast 1000 yard run victory. i.
Jimmy Herbert came in third IN
the 600 yard race which forced
the winner Charley Beathem to
better last years time. camp
Edwards Team No l beat Camp
Edwards Team No. 2 (ooth col
ored) leaving Camp Edwards
Team No. 3 (uncolorVed) far
back in the lurch. Greg Rice
scored a beautiful triumph over
Gil Dodd in the two mile and
| Cornelius Warmerdam p 0 e.
yalette d to a new world indoor
and outdoor record at Is feet
7 3-8 inches which had every
one standing up and cheering
the Challengers Club will pre-
sent Wilbur Pinkney and his Or
chestra direct from the Little
Dixie at a holiday dawn dance
Monday, February %, from l
to 5 ayem at the Pythian Castle
ON Market Street in wynn with
Novella Taylor and Irene whey
....busses leave corner Columbus
and Mass. ave-, at IL mlonlgnC
the new weekly tabloid eolIeu
bv Rev. Adam c. Powell Jr'' mas
reached Boston 1.-THE People 5
dice" in tabloid formal and e%-
tremely interesting, covers every
field of race journalism piuS
some fine photography. local
distribution by Jamaes Mahohe
at ten cents per copy Joan
Blondell and John Payne III
Lady for Night" share ho o,E
with Hattie Noel and the Hail