The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-16
new YORK and
VICINITY
HIGHLIGHTING BROOKLYN
with RUTH MILLER

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has publiczed her
thoughts to how she would feel if she Negro
Miss Helen Terry, back-capping but forward thinking
young Brookyne believes she has the right to have pub
shed excerpt of her thoughts to how she would
feel If she white. Granting her such privilege
therefore quote IF white | would realize that
colored people the most loyal people in the world
and should regard them my best friends Every ex-
ing race started from the Garden of Eden and heo-
recay they really my colorfu brothers and sisters
This world is large enough for everyone to have fair
share of everything and there to take advan
tage of any minority group. My motto live and let live
if carried out by all members of the white would
solve the distressing problem of discrimination and bring
into existence real democracy With this motto fol-
lowed extensively, the war which is destroying men,
bers of many would have occurred" Too
bad Miss Terry isn't white!
Sara Brown is now a lady of leisure . She was get
ting the around" in Squibbs-so she quit A GER
tain Pfc. with bachelor nclnations read that married
lives longer than bachelor. 5000, fair young
Hancock Street damsel is patiently awaiting his ap
preaching proposition Marie Williams of the last
minute regisrants at P S. No 35, because of her very
youthful appearance had pretty difficult time proving
she old enough to register Mrs. E. L., that popu-
lar Fulton Street beautcian is certainly taking lot of
time out for vacations this year . The cofures of her
customers telling S-Sgt James Champ Berry is
in town feen-day furlough He plans to take the
Mrs. (Thelma Matthew'S back to South Carolina with
him Cpl. Thomas Sealy that old basketball of the
Flashes saso home ten-day leave from Jefferson
Barracks Missouri He has been doing very we'll as
physical instructor there TSgt James Buddy Rich
ardson is expecting to pop into Brooklyn any day now
from Camp Hood, Texas.
tall handsome and terrific man about town is
causing quite few upsetsand separations between
of the Boro's young married couples He really has
irresistible line for everybody 1t is rumored that two
bubbles going to leave their wives because of this
powerful gent Yes indeed Uncle Sam is all that and
the husbands must go Sgt John Doe you may ad-
dress your "wonder-girl", Bernce Heath, at 939 ST.
Marks Avenue Noel Fannell is really working for
chance She must have found some glamour at O. D. B.
Josephine Wilson still claims the title "a oneman
woman" 49,. You're in there Johnny She really means
it.
Our boys always like to hear from their friends on
the homefront Some of the lads in service requesting
mail Cpl. Roy Trotman, 1907 Squad, Langly Field,
Va; Pvt John Boston, Jr, (32814858), 682nd Hospital
(GeneraD, Complimentary Unit Fort Devens, Mass;
James Chatamn, Barrack 81 U. S. Naval Cantonment,
Honolulu, Hawaii; S-Sgt. Roy S. Mckay, Company c,
8O4th O. M. Bn, Camp Kilmer n j.; Sgt Merle Latimer
(S21O837D, 1155th Single Engine Flying Squadron,
Tuskegee Army Air Field, Tuskegee, Ala. Pvt James
Furgerson (32319O81) Goth C. A. Bn. (AA), Btry. A,
A P. 0. No. 700 Postmaster New York City, Incl
IDENTIFY, Pvt Furgerson is i'll in the hospital and cheer
tu word from his pals would help lot.