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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

! Imenoval Sc je Baloun. Nisi
morda Z MIN v zlahti?"
/ Rus je prikimal in dejal.: "Da,
da, da-- haraso," svejk pa je.
vzdihnil: "Dadada, haraso, da-
dada. &c bi Sc lie tt, bizgec, ma
ucil ceski ali nemski, da hi te
lahko razumel! Takole pa CEN
cas-, da te prav mic ne razumem.
To je pac zato, ker ste Rusi
prastar narod."
| Da Sc ne more pomeniti z
Rusi, ga je mucilo najbolj. To-
da strahu nj incl, saj so bill
ruski vojaki Z MIN dobri. Po-
sedal je Z mimi vcasih oh cest-
nih jarkih, ko SO 81 previjali
cunje, XII SO Sc jim prepotile v
visokih skornjih, In gledal "a
nimanjem, kako 81 jih zavijajo
Sc v vrece. Vedel je ze, da "Sa-
dis, pan," pomenja, maj sede, a
da je "Pajdjom! Pasol, pasol!"
komando "a nadaljevanje mar
sa, in podrejal Sc je tema dve-
ma poveljema kakor dobro zdre-
siran cirkuski konj.
In ko mu je neki vojak h kru-
hu dal Sc koscek slanine, ciga-
reto in kocko cukra, pripoveda-
joe nekaj, cesar svejk nj razu-
mel, je svejk polozil Rusu roko
ma ramo in dejal: "Slisis, vi pa
dosti fasate! Tisti vas car je
menda prav posten clovek." In
vojak mu je odgovoril kakor
gramofon: "Da, da, da, haraso
2 haraso."
svejk je dejal torej sam Sc
bi: "Oni pac nj vec ne znajo 60
voriti kakor dadada in haraso"
in govoril je Sc sam tako. Una
ME ruskega besednjaka Sc je
svejku razsirilo sele tistega
dne, ko ga je privedel neki ko'
Yak k divizijskemu stabu, poci-
4 vajocemu zaledju; kozak mu
je preteknil nahrbtnik, mu wee
! il MEGA zadnjo konzervo, jc
I odprl in vprasal:
: "Samo emo 81 incl, job tvojl
I matt? Matt tvoju job, zakaj S
vse druge pozrl? In tabak, jok
J tvoju matt, turski tabak l.
\ mas?"
[ svejk, vessel, da mu daje ru
! Selma move, lahko zapomnljivt
! in cesto Sc ponavljajoce izraze
I ie odvrnil: "Konzerva haraso
! turski tobak dada, lie nazri Sc
J tt tat, job tvoju matjn'
I Prav dobro sta Sc pomenila
I in svejk je zadovoljstvon
y konstatiral, da ga gleda kozal
\ z respektom in Sc mu cello pri
[ jazno smehlja, XII mu pripove
J duje: "Vot vojenoplennyj! /
\ ruskoje slovo znajet ponima
[ jet! Molodjec, job tvoju NATL!
\ Po poti je opazil svejk, d;
( spremljevalec, kakor govori
y komerkoli, nikoli ne pozabi pri
y staviti ma zacetek ali kone
( stavka tisti "job tvoju matt
! in da Sc ravnajo vojaki v svoji]
y odgovorih po istem pravilu
( lsvejk je torej sodil, da je "jo1
7 tvoju matt" druzabna fraza, k
j izraza omikano vedenje in IL
\ brano uljudnost.
I In zato, ko ga je kozak izro
j Gil pisarni divizijskemu Stab
\ in Sc je pojavil mlad, visol
I castnik, XII je svejka ostro po
J gledal in vprasal: "Kde ty
7 plen popal, jab tvoju matt?
J - je svejk odgovoril milo il
[ brez zadrege: "Pokorno jaw
! liam, job tvoju matt, pri Bro
J din, gospod lajtnant. Skoraj Z
ma meji so me pobrali, mat
i! tvoju job!"
\ Oficir je pri tenn cd uljudno
[ sti prekipevajocem odgovor1
poskocil in svejku prisolil n;
\ vsako stran zausnico. In zadr
I Sc ie mani. "Kto tehia na11cil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
PrOda Sc

zidano poslopje "a 2 druzini,
vkljucivsi 2 trgovini. Vse odda-
no v najem in vse v dobrem
stanju. Blizu Sol v lepi sosed-
scini. zelo poceni. Oglejte 81 ma
1882 Broadview Rd., med 2. in
8. uro popoldne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

hoIUh Robert Lovep. Jack IaRue IN
"A scream IN The Dark" FTus
Chester Morris IN Aerial Gunner"
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Cleveland Tyson 50; Ida johnson. 81
Julius Warner 30 Edith Klanfer 20.
Angelo Joseph Park, 80, Mary Elizabeth
Wan 20
James Leslie Watt. 81; Lsutren Loretta
Davis, -
Norbert Kocol. %, Clara wawrzyaiak. 81.
Boulfsee H. F9rsth8efel, 80, Gecile Col
Has 81.
Eugene A Graller. 10 Marie A. la Mon
tagne. II.
Joseph wsrman, a.; Fanny Lsngwsld. AZ.
Freddie Hutchns %. Eunice Mitchell 81.
Walter J Moran. "A Anne r.. Schmidt, So
Max WolneF, p Helena Gross. 20
Herman r Gamer. 10; Priscilla Davis. l8.
Carter Thomas Cummings, 80; Mscelean
Leo Il. Foley. 81; Anne Heariwen. %.
Alfred l.inke. -. Delphine Redman. 20.
Maxine style. 10 Betty Belknap, II.
John Moies. 81 Mildred Allen. IS.
stephen Ratke. 2l Agnes julia Schafke,
John J. stromskl %; Clara GOlebiew,ki.
Ralph Lewis sherman 81; Julia Marie
Richards, %
Gust Ms,vsyohuk. a.; Katherine Polowy.
~.
John Nicholas Endefle. 2s; Marjorie Lu.
ellie Clark "a.
Alexander Kelly. %; Anna Marks, 81.
William w knight. "a; Pearl sophia
Donald Everett, Babcock IS Louise Vera
Valentine F. Rose, 81; Eleanor H James.
John p. wadccker, as Lulu Moore, so.
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Death Hotires-

COOPER-James AZ Orlando. -Ela---Ass
- years. 81 Bay Lake, Dawson, Mich
beloved husband Of Anna Cooper tnee
ier desf fs,ner OF ME- wlllos T
dear brother Of Joseph Cooper OF MI.
Morris. Mich. Richard Cooper, Mrs. Caro-
line CLANCY and Mrs. Emma Miners. all OF
Detroit. Services at Alfred w. "Opens
Funeral Home. s33e Gratiot avenue. Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock. lnierment' MI.
Oliget,
FRY Nov rs. 1913, Harry NJ, husband
OF Maude Fry. AZ chapel OF VIM n.
Hamilton Co, Cass ave at A'eNandrine,
nnlh SATURDAY al ! p m az, Funeral Tsn, service
HELM November Is. Irene B., OF l4Ss0
Parkgrove wife OF the late John &.
dear daughter OF Mrs Elizabeth krantL
sister of Marion y Haifock ana Melvin
A. Bickle. Fuyeral service Friday D. m .
at the A IL Peters Funeral Home, l2057
Grattot svrru--- f4------a- la - pasi
president OF Antler Unit 3t. American
Legion. Aux. Dept OF Michigan
LAFFFY-Jsnnie. beloved wife 81 the late
Phillip J. sr., dear mother OF Mrs Paul
Soma. Mrs. Laute,te Jones, Mrs. James
Barrett. Phillip, Jack, Ilene l.aney ana
Virginia Jones sister OF Mrs. Anna
Mailey and Mrs Nellie McManus. Funeral
Monday from residenp ~ 1882 h1eld
Ave, at $3.50, st. Charles Church at 10.
Ia FA-Jennle. refer to Laffey notice.
rHI 9RER-1st 1t. H. c. Jr.. United
states Army: beloved husband OF Evelyn
tnee NernickD: father OF Sally Ann, Don
aid. Mary Ellen and Diche. Suddenly.
sunday morning AZ Deming. y. NJ. Son Of
Mrs H. c. Thurber and brother OF Mrs.
Elsie Blackwell ~ Toledo Burial from
Hastings Funeral Home 1921 Second ave-
nue.. $50 m, November % and 10
a. m Gesu church. Interment Holy sepul-
chre Cemetery.
ZELAsKO-Nov. IS. 1919. Robert r.
dear brother OF Veronica Wallace and
Pauline Sepitsj. Funeral from residence.
1926 33rd St Monday, 30 a. m. 81.
Francis Church AZ 9
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DEATHS

Dorothy 6 Buchanan. 1896 Edison 81.
Thomas Jefferson. 1881 Holden. 81
Laura G Bennington. 1921 Falrmont 81
Martin Bail 4097 Baldwin So
William James Hanbidge, 1880 Riveryiew,
g.
Kitty Woods 15f4 W Grand Blvd. 81.
William Lamb. AS F.. Congress So
Louanna @ Stanley. 22I5 McDouEan 90.
Juanlis Cleek. Gle Temple so
Edward &. Pervinkler. 1882 Brsile. So.
Josephine VI. Benda, 1895 Mark Twain,
as
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DIVORCES

Everline Mcconnell from Randle.
RichHrf 4. Green from Rose r.
Augusta NanAppen from Leo
Eugene NeauH from Rosemary.
Evelyn u. VanHdrn from Robert r.
Renee o. Reeves from Harold
Andrew Parkman from Henrietta.
Pauline Clark from FRANK r
Rose Pumala from Walter A.
Walter Klocek from Lillian.
laurcuc, " Mitchell from ottie @.
Carrie Russell from Miles
Helen Brennan from Robert J.
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FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING
CUTTERS

replaced oy our expert work.
men. leveling. pier work; roofing. siding
TY. 1926.
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DlIr-3S0i Michigan. Cor. Zfnd
D1bL Opeu SEQ M~r0 lIfeefs TO-
Riders ~ Rio Grands 90 hisf me Fac r
Now; The Great GiIdANsieesr
nlW9f-sasn Graiiot-Irpqudis ~ 2sSs
bnHN cont fr0mN2 pot DssrHh Dufhfa
Tfefs 90 Hoid 1iff Tns Coffs- us
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Death 12otlres

ANDR,SiAK-Nov II. 1913, John. low.
ms father OF Stella Miller. Agnes Cox.
Frank. Edward and John Jr also sur
WED by IL grandchiidren, Funeral from
residence, 1890 Roosevelt Monday. 80
a m 81. Casimir Church 81 10
ECkERT-Nov. rs Ida OF 15005 Rochelle
wife of the late Fredolin dear sister OF
William Schwarzwaider ST. aunt OF Mrs
Ida Jaddatz. Mrs Joseph Kelly, Frank.
William, Frederick Schwa invader Funeral
service Saturday. ! r. m A. A. II. Peter $
Funeral Home 12057 Gratiot
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

Al ACCURATE decorating, rooms papered
81 up. Immediate service TEmpie
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED

CURTAINS. tabiecloths. bedspreads c
and deliver lie Week Curtain Cieane
TFmpie 1-esI4
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q AZ "PHat NJ s." S No 5.so-s V5-yt:fN
1t l. = Great Iife.' 2.uo-f io-7 90 ;55. F.
pCY tNFW Port street ". near Junction
Mn Omen ff Huge Laugh show
"Trsuhsnstein and the Wolf Man. A" Plus
H0of Gibson W. wild Horse stampede. -
pIN I0-Cratioi AT vi. Einuu fAuue
hhLlN Ouen u f1 E0hcff
THF.rr George Murphy Rattan" PMS
'it-s Great tifs." Penny Singleton.
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a DEFENSE against high prices Have
your mattress renovated. Miller" ss0s
Kercheval LEnox 7e9i
INNERSPRING mattresses or box springs;
rebuilt like new Townsend STEPS
MATTRESS renayai.lS -.aaas E.s.s-s.A.--
tfess reasonable. quality workmanship
Hsdley. Randolph 5000.
MATTRESSES renovated ike new; work
guaranteed. star Mattress Co. no. 56sC.
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AT Vernon Highway 4

At ULLU open l Joseph Gotten
ueFnra uaihn Hers io Hold. Plus
- one star Trail" Ioannf Mark Brown.
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lpTLnI1- New ---8leI Grstiot III. 1913
HhL1DLh Orsn G.u9 Enrol Flynn
@ Nua DeHavnand ln santa II Trait"
Noah Brrp jf "Frairic Chickens.
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chirnn. Cor gfnd

JhISlhL cAri. ,ram - N,AN
swing vow Partner By Plus NHFadinE for
God Country" poun.e ShNw Tonight
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ZELASKO-Nov. Is 1913. Robert F.
dear brother OF Veronica Wallace and
Pauline Setitsj Funeral from residence
1926 33rd st Monday. 30 a. m. St
Francis Church AZ 9
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IN MEMoRIAM

IN LOVING memory OF our dear mother
Contania Hoxie. nee Huddlsstons, who
passed away one year ago today, Nov. a.
7 1872
Happy and smiling. always content;
Loved and respected wherever you went.
Alwayf thoughtful willing and kind: ~
What beautiful memory you left behind
Sadly missed by her loving daughter and
sons
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
AtCOt MING

PAYROLL work and analysis. contract
accounting and bookkeeping. 24hour
service Madison ItTT
The guardian., 1943-02-27
THE ATTUCKS OBSERVANCE

The annual exercises on March 5 in honor Of Girls
pus Aftucks never lacked for an audience. The as
senbled speakers at fhe various points where pro-
grams are arranged, with bugle notes calling affen-
tion, soon bring crowds Of psssegs-by who stop
through curiosity and then nger TO hear the sDeak-
ers OUT. These people are for the most part white
citizens They are always numerous. Euf IN recent
years the eoored audience has not been as large as IL
should BE- II Is true fhe pgrimsges have been going
On many years and the older people may feel they
have done their duty BY past affendsnees. However
shey should encourage fhe younger generation 70 pay
This yearly tribute 70 the Great American whose blood
was first she'd for American independence This year
especially il Is fitting that al honor be Daid the pat
riot who fell in TITS.
60 down there next Friday and contribute BY your
presence TO the success Of fhe Observance
The guardian., 1943-02-27

David <. Blair Of Il Lincoln S..
Funeral services FEB. IT from
5tiloh Baptist Church. west
Medford. J. 3. Johnson's Fun-
eral Direction.
VAN RAYNER-in 3
Baby David Van Rayner Of :
Braddock PIX Funeral services
FEB. IS from Johnsons Funeral
Chapel.
HoUsE-in Boston. BABY 10
ann House Of Il Claremont Pk.
Funeral services we're held Feb.
II from Johnson's FuneraI
Chapel.
FOREMAN Rozbury. Mrs.
Margaret Foreman. I20 Camden
st. Funeral services Feb. 1s.
from Johnson's Funeral ChaUel.
MURRAY-in Roxbury. John
Murray. 77s shawmut Ave. Fun
eral services Feb. % from John
sons Funefal Chapel.
NcLEAE-in Boston. James
Archie Mclean, 9 Greenwich
Park. Funeral services February
II from the Gloucester Memor-
iaI Presbyterian Church. J. 3.
johnson. Funeral Director.
REED-in Boston. Mrs. Carrie
Reed, l9z Northampton st. Fun
eral services Feb. d from John
sons Funeral Chapel
FOX-in Rozbury. Baby Carey
Fox, Jr. q Westminster ST.
Funeral services FEB. q from
JohDson's Funeral Chapel.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
Churches
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan HnU

What Chance for the -Four
Treedoms?" viii BE- the subject
of tae address By Roger n.
Baldwin, director Of the Amer-
lean Civil Liberties Union. at
Community Church at Jordan
Hail. Sunday FEB. %. at 1890.
Mr. Baldwin was a conGci.
encious obiector during the
first World war and was
confined in a Federal prison
for his yieUg. During this var
he has supported the ad-
ministration IN IS effort 10 ap-
ply the Atlantic Charter and in
q democratic victory. He has
Travelled widely ana Is perhaps
the best informed penson in
America on the question of
civil liberties.
MIS- Ruth Plenty Will be the
guest ooloisb accompanied by
Margaret Gorham Claser at
the organ.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
The Golden Rule
By Ruth Taylor

TIE Golde1 Rule sz 2 pe-Borsl
rule q life. l. does zot 6ezznd
great Bzcr.Aoes. Z does not 6s-
zazr6 gEgaE cee1s Of ccwzze. Z
demands oziy EEzt esca nan CO
azso rs neigz1oz q he Eozlla
5e oo1e Dg.
U11sr s1e Gcl6en z1ls s.1egs
are no master RACES u Eegrel-
Tclk7 TIE E1ch cz11ot azy Ny
lrtsrssts zEs Tsssed Il ue TIE
par cznnot cy Ny nsscs
aaowld cor1e frs TEe ezpgg-
= cznnot Dzt his profits FRS.
zoz TIE wczker KS wazsg. .so-
csn a1y grosr. ~ ylrtzs ot clzH
Or colo- OF creed claim roeczI
prlT.legs
Un6er tle Col6en R1le tEsrs
L 70 dserlzsz1ztsoa ard a.
rsn nos o1iy have rights b1E
respcnollt5es Efgnts zze ozt
TIE rewards q czt5eE Esu
6o1e-zne TIE fuu c1.g q
uan which Is t1e f1sElng
Ing zzrk tnzt hss lifted aza
sooTe tas bezgts ot TIE fed. Z
i1zt he ss1-es re-po1sir-li-T
fo- fae rights Of hls nesgaoo-.
TIE Geldea RaIs Is t1s lzE q
oro.1eraood- 7 Is the kE q
kindrezs ard Of frlendsnees. Z
is sas IaE rhsch en- Be fol-
loTse ~ tEss hu15lest Il Esu
ss y tro1s n h1gnest zzthC--
isy. Tas Col6en Rale Z ne lzE
81 loys-ot that I9ve which .
tze fulaI11ng of tae Law.
Therefore I'll things vn2tso-
gyer ye zC1d tazt men s1ozld
% 70 you DO ye eTsz - 70
thenl fo- fal5 e tne kE and
ths uopness7
The guardian., 1943-02-27

inspiration 70 hls fsll9z-nzr.
I knew Leo1ar1 Harper fs-
no1e than % yezrE I arz* ne.
hin aad als wife Csseola agn
they arrived IN New Y5-k
from EgfoDe WITH Z mgsscsl
shoT, Plantation Dayz I b.
came especially 21terested IN
tle young dancer waen ne
staged 2 10. 1aow and Eevue
u Co1nis'g I'm which vas one
q ire noss marvellous p,o6uc-
s.o1s sTer procuceo. 7 was Z
constant student q his terra
cogeaa art ard ny 6escrip.aons
81 his T-Dgk have flied utes
of coizmns in various neas-
pzDecg. I foiloTsd him closfIz
in artistry IN "Hos Cacco
latea" his weekly reYUes a. tes
Cd Lafayette Theatre, ~
Cotton Cub, gmaII,g Paradise,
en
Harper vsE born II Elrmfag-
ham, Ala. In 1880 and bsgan
eaoT business glth z medicine
show when Re vas z child, and
,Oure6 al oyey tae country 70,
many years untl he became
q future IN Gew yofk CITY
His Sevices were 81 constant
demand and he did take tine
% gtage = few aaowg ~ the
Grand Terrace in Chicago.
Thogeands Ct saoz girls owe
their success 70 TIE lnEtrue
ton d Alr. Harper. Hundreds
wer pyszeat a. the serg.ez.
Dancing cnozinez from smalI'E
Paradige, NHrrain's and the
Apojlo Theatre where ne serv-
Cd - producer, we're hower
girls. George Dewey Waning
ton, Andy Razaf ard other1
were included In the program.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
Scheme To Make Jobs
In Shipyards Safer

A nationwide program to
make the jobs Of 1000, 900
shipyard work ers safer
was launched this week BY the
Maritime Commission and the
Navy. Approved by represent
atiTes of organized labor and
Of management, the program
is aimed at slashing an abb
normally high accident and
illness rate at some yards.
Under the plan. every major
ship-buiIding company VIII be
called upon TO set up adequate
medical and hospital facilities
for workers; improve eating and
hygienic conditions; install
proper Yentilating equipment;
provide workers with protective
devices against hazards, place
safety contriyances on all NOV
ing machinery, and put in scien-
tific lighting to protect eyesight'
The guardian., 1943-02-27
Opera Cast.

(Co1tEz-s5 f-o- Page C-s)
DE VII Be tzs to-l0E.rg val
k1ozn singers and musicians.
Sarah 1tcKenzs Pztt.z
Mars. Ea Martin. Herman
Czrts-. julian Tyle-, Ann
Wake, Vera Carney, Ts.e-5a
Howard, Ruin Morris, Bsz-sss
Noo5y. Amy watson. Thso6c--
IA Stsp1szs, E-izabe-a wrea-
ley, Mary Sheridan, Es.z-
Buley. Ettsl Wragg, Una Bel,
Marian Tyler Doloris oll-igh-.
Sarah Ee-s9l, Alfrea Lana
william Owens. AneEicu5 NJ
Queen. Ralph Williams, Oswald
Gilbert, arthur Banks. Ralph
nixon, Herman wilkins,
Ruth Boatvright. Alfred Fay
wood, Robert Robertson, and
FIoyeI Nelson. They will be &C
conpauied by 4 new concert
orchestra. william Rhodes VII
as usual conduct the per
Torrance Of his opera socierT.
Tickets are now on sale at
Jordan Hall box Office. Date Of
performance IS Thursday even
ing May s, at 3:I5 o'clock.
The guardian., 1943-02-27

ter singers and 2 speaker from
the USo presented z fine pro-
gram and Mrs.. Jannetta Greene
and supporters served q deli
clous turkey dinner. Many vigi-
tors were present and enjoyed
the fellowship of the soldiers.
The pastor announced the
close d the Winter Rally and
stated that for the mortgage
and repairs on the church heat
Ing plant and other debts the
members and friends had con-
triDutec $500, With more 70
come. He expects the total 10
reach 5000 by the time Of the
annual conference IN May.
gert Sunday Feb. %. win be
"Cld Time Religion Day. The
senior choir Lorenzo Greene, d.
rector wlll sing the old hymns
and the pastor Will use the sub
iect In the way Our Fathers
Tro6g Al 1890 am. and at 7.45
pm Music Hath It's Charms. "
The spring program has been
Issued It Is full of interesting
items and emphasizes "A Closer
Walk with God" during Lent.
The general theme Of the pastor
g1il be the subject Of the Len.
ten hook BY Weatherhead, "The
Personalities Of the Passion" be-
Ing character sketches Of the
persons present during the trial
and crucihzion Of Jesus. Als1
during Lent the pastor viii re.
view the book By Lloyd Doug
lssg The Robe
The guardian., 1943-02-27
Boston Pastor
(coDtfnasd from Page oreJ

CONTINUED tran Page o1sJ
dame democracy snozing
ahers i nuch immediate, IN
HnlEhsd bzziness Z The IzD q
democracy.
Master Morris King 81,
pzlssd tas audience by his
adult manner ot reading In
coins Getys5urg Addresz,
while Sara Ann, his sls.er
read The Building Of the
Ship TIE John Calvin Ju5s e
singers made their debut sang
ing Beacon Light by Lep5
and . How LoTeiy7 oy ogdsn.
o. O. ouarkeI wss guest ar
compznist for the singers.
John Lockst sang GO DcwE
Noees Dy Burleigh anc
"Thsreeer You Walk by
Hanbel written By g. Car
Kirton which lE. Farley set
70 music. Azss ErEninis Rose, z
very promising soprano, sang
Deep RiTeg7 and lead tie
singing Of the Star spangsed
Banner" NrE. Helen Loer5s
sang open the Gates Of the
Temple Thomas w. Heb or,
the chaplain, offered prayer
and read the scripture, MrE.
Ellse Reese led the responsive
reading. Courtney Jonnso1,
directed the ineidentals Of ths
day. hrs. Lula Harris is p1eg.
ident of the John Calvin II
deity Union.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
Depreciation the "A Fight 1T
Archie Mclean.

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70 bz1 wth Archie Ezz
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So ussl1z1 ES IL zLz- y
E1-ka5 szrsszTe ho-rz E--l11-r
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RECENT DEATHS

HUD6ON-in Rozoury. Mrs.
Martha Hudson Of % Eewcom5
ST. Funeral services FEB. y
from Johngon'g Funeral Chapel.
GIEBS-in Roxbury. Mrs. vii
helmina Gibbs OF g Humboldt
Ave. Funeral services Feb. Is
from Johnsons Funeral Chapel.
BLATR-in West Medford.
The guardian., 1943-02-27
hY FRIENDS
By FLOYD c. sNELsoN

EgY YORK CTTY-Tals es.-
umn ls 6eEg1s6 by heso-
TogsciDDeg q Ire gog.1 -fsue4
FTs1klln .. Eoossyels VIXEN
he gpeakg ~ hz a.e-E1s
ehatg oYer tee zseso. he IL
wayg gTeesg the n.asloa wish
'Ny Frends7 and evlcgn.Sy
makes goo6 hlg promise.
Brown Bo1nberette
Congratulations and be
zlsaes 70 Joe and Nara Lozls
or The arrival of z 7 II %.
daughter. How tlzs fhey sEs
parents & might o1set soms =
The unElrneiy goefip u gepaz-
atlon ard divorce.
Noted Acior Passes
The sudden death Of Lecn-
srd Harpsr, ons of TIE noet
prominent dance pgoagcerg q
the Hew Yak etage, was 3 tsr,
rb.e Gaock to the taezsgesl
profession. Flnzl rites we're
held a. ADygsl15an BAIT
enngn Monday under the dl-
gsetlo1 q Rev. Adam 6. pow
eH y wnnn hundreds u
mem -ers o. TIE theatre pad
iass respects 70 tde notsd PR
former, The eeiGee was cyoaI-
e1 With sone u the most ar
eegstUl peopie o. stage, radio
anG screen.
Eey. Powell paid high srlo-
uEe 70 memoerg q the tnestgi
cal profession and said trat
they p.ayed = aC1t imDorlan,
part In human llfe-equal 70
ZaAt oE a0y CsleT vocation He
doubted whether the deces5ed
actor had eyer identified him
sglf With the church, or en-
braced religion but ne vas
confident that he had made q
marx d perfection that gave
The guardian., 1943-02-27
COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS
By DR.. ". ALEXANDER cox

The glooaloney7 spsech os D.,
Clare Luce lR- Conn. ws,.s
IN tuzn set Of rspercussio,. ~
from London. British less...
warned that John Bull p,rls Il,
no. idly see any Other na,ias :
CONTROL the air7rays Of the vo,ls'
American leaders rsor,sa
Neither VIII Uncle SAN
Demands have arisen in Can.
gress tha. Great Britain ~
Russia oede outright naval ans
aE bases needed by the Unitss
States 70 desend the vsstsrS
hemisphere. Secretary Of ~
Navy Knox has called to~ nav
United States bases all ovsr il.
Pacific, and House Naval Al.
fairs Sub-c0mmittse is dsyelou.
ing Z program 70 that end.
Stain did no7 even send ,
personal representative 10 II.
Casa5lanca conference. CHAM
Kai-shsk seems not even d
have been invited 70 Casablanca.
and Madame Wellington KOo
recently denounced The failu,
Of the Allies 10 send more suO.
plies 10 China.
Many British join General DE-
GauIIe n deplo-ing the Amen.
can political policy in North ii.
rica; many Americans oeDlrs
the British policy in India.
American ohcers in North
Africa have been warned tia.
they viii be disciplined for IN.
reasonable criticism Of our Al.
lies; the warning is evidence
that the criticism exists.
In z family Of nations ali can.
not be exposed 70 be undilused
love and harmony. Problems
arise and the only thing to Do
is stick together in solving them.
Il IS up 70 the statesmen to keep
the wheels Of international co.
operation from jamming.
Such severe and timely cTid'
cism indicates the so-caHsd 81.
perior races have their share Of
adult infantalim. The most in
portant concern Just nov is to
win the war. Il may easily be
lost at this point By a squab5ia
over how We are going to divide
the spoils.